18-year-old is crowned Miss New Jersey-U.S,A. EATONTOWN - Vilen Miss Senatore was picked First runner-up was Ver- ter of Mr and Mrs Vincent have to change for (he mo- who shouted out the names of Ime'i Diy came a few hours from among 30 young ladies onica Sheehan of Summit; sec- Senatore. 4 Idaho Place, Jack- ment their favorites early for pretty, auburn-haired from all over New Jersey Af- ond runner-up, Kathleen son, said after being crowned. "I'm still interested in be- Miss Senatore will compete Robin Senatore of Jackson ter preliminary competitions O'Connor of Verona; third Miu Senatore has been on a coming a model," she said. "I in the Miss USA contest in Township last night in iwimsuits and evening runner-up. Sharon Carey of leave ol absence from her job look forward to representing April The winner of that pag- The 18-year-old hazel-eyed gowns held earlier in the eve- Seaside, and fourth runner up as assistant manager of the New Jersey in the Miss U.S.A. eant will represent the United miss was crowned Miss New ning, a panel of nine Judges Doreen Ann Ashley of Lake Paul Harris store in the Ocean Pageant" Slates at the Miss Universe Jersey-USA in a pageant whittled the Held to II, Hopatcong County Mall, Toms River The pageant was attended Pageant later this year held last night at the Mon and then to five finalists, from "I'm very excited and hap- Miss Senatore said her by about JO0 persons, many ol Miss Senatore has an older mouth Mall whom the winner was chosen py," Miss Senatore, the daugh- future plans would ubviously them friends of the contestants brother. Vincent Jr., M The Daily Register VOL. 101 NO 198 SHREWSBURY, N.J WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1979 15 CENTS 102Americans in'protective custody'9 Rebels storm U.S. embassy Robin Senatore, ofjackton net Mitt N.J., left, with Cheryl Hohen, I'tTH trinner.(Forino photo) TEHRAN. Iran (AP) - press photographer said he eigners or their embassies bleed The firing died down (or a Bazargan announced Ihe Scores of armed Iranians saw a body he could not identi- The wounded Marine, Sgt "We never fired a shot The while then resumed appointment ol seven cabinet stormed the US Embassy in ty carried from the compound Ken Kraus of Lansdale. I'u ambassador told us not to fire Prime Minister Mehdi members Irom among the downtown Tehran today and Radio Tehran announced reported by telephone that he so as not to Jeopardize our own Bazargan left the first meeting Western-educated political took Ambassador William Sul- that the embassy was being was grazed on the forehead lives and those of Iranians of his new cabinet when in- veterans of the National Front, livan and 101 other Americans guarded by "the soldiers ol the and wounded in the arm after working in the kitchen formed of the attack, and a the liberal-leftist coalition Gas rations? prisoner, but Deputy Prime revolution." The broadcast the ambassador ordered them "And we shouted, laslim. spokesman for Khomeini said: which Mohammed Mossadegh Minister Ibrahim Yazdi in added "Please avoid going to surrender. 'we surrender."' "This is against the direct or- founded more than 25 years terceded and announced the there " Kraus said one of the lead- The gunmen opened fire ders of the ayatollah, who has ago to oppose the shah f Americans were under his pro The US military spokes- ers of the attack asked "where with heavy machine guns from repeatedly stated that em- Western diplomats took this as tective custody man said he believed the at- our weapons were I took them the null of a hotel and other bassies should not be evidence of a desire to estab- Not just yet' The captured Americans in- tackers might have been ex- into the restaurant where we buildings in the embassy area, molested Those attacking do lish a secular, technocratic cluded the embassy's 20 treme leftists Khomeini's men had hidden two or three weap- then penetrated the compound not represent the revolution." base for the Islamic republic WASHINGTON (AP) - The energy secretary said Marine guards said the gunmen were Com- ons He insisted there were and began pulling down the The embassy was attacked planned by Khomeini. Prospects for a quick resump- rationing would do nothing to A US military spokesman munists The ayatollah. who more and that he would shoot American flag as the new government was Karim Sanjaby, the 74-tion of oil exports from Iran stop the cost of gasoline from reported one of the Marines led the yearlong campaign me if I didn't tell him where I Guerrillas loyal to Kho trying to get down to business year-old leader of the Front, are slim, but the situation still continuing its upward climb and another American were that drove Shah Mohammad said it was all we had and he iiieini rushed to the scene and and end the threat of uncon- was named foreign minister. doesn't warrant gasoline ra- and would be a nightmare to wounded A nearby hospital Reza Pahlavi from the coun- hit me in the chest with the gun announced they had moved trolled violence from radical Khomeini, the religious tioning or other mandatory administer, costing the gov- said five wounded Iranians try, has repeatedly urged his butt and 1 (ell to the floor Next into the embassy to protect the armed supporters of the revo- leader of the revolution, made steps, say administration ernment II billion were received there, and a followers not to attack for- I heard a blast and started to compound from the attackers lution. Ms first television address to energy officials He also indicated that other the nation Tuesday night and Energy Secretary James mandatory steps — such as exhorted his supporters to halt R Schlesuiger contends it closing gasoline stations on violence and return Ihe might be one to three months Sunday — would not be taken thousands of weapons they before any Iranian oil Hows took from military bases Sun- again and that when it does, it Seems everybody day after the armed forces' will likely be far below the 1978 Weather stories commanders gave him their level of < million barrels a day. support. Meanwhile, Shahriar on page 28 said something Rouhanl, a self-described spokesman for Iranian By DAVID TURNER ator, but rejected by the I'..S. ambassador diplomats in Washington, pre- uiltil voluntary measures were RED BANK - It seemed teachers, in the contract dicted in an interview that Ira- tried tint nke everybody had some- talks. The teachers are plan- murder victim nian oil production would re- Schlesinger said if the Ira- thing to say about every- ning to meet with another NEW DELHI, India (AP) sume within eight to 10 weeks nian oil cutoff remains through thing at last night's Board of state mediator on Thursday — The U.S. ambassador lo and be near the cusrtomary 6 June. U could bring about Education meeting. No further negotiating ses- Afghanistan, Adolph Dubs, million barrels a day In a few worldwide oil shortages as se- And with SO teachers in sions have been scheduled was killed In Kabul today months rious as the 1973-74 Arab oil attendance, along with sev- The fireworks began alter being kidnapped by a Schlesinger says the situ- embargo eral residents, the meeting when Augusttnho Monteiro, members of a Moslem sect, ation is still "not critical' and He said little is known of lasted until almost II p.m . II Clinton Place, rose to the US Embassy in New probably can be weathered by whether the new revolutionary despite the board's policy of criticize salaries approved Delhi announced. a series of voluntary conserva- government in Iran controlled allowing speakers Just five by the board for eight admin- His abductors, members tion and fuel-switching steps by Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho- minutes to make their istrative positions, including of the central Asian coun- David Bardln, adminis- meini is willing to resume oil statements the post of superintendent try's Shnie minority, trator of the Economic Regu- exports or to what extent. The often-heated dis- "I can't see the Justifi- brought him to a downtown latory Administration, was to Moreover, he testified that cussion ranged from the cation for the amount of Kabul hotel and demanded testify before the House Khomeini may even be power- stalemated, l« month old money being paid to the ad- the release of sect leaders energy and power subcommit- less to restore production. teachers' contract nego- ministrators," Mr Monteiro recently arrested by the pro- tee today on the adminis- "It is plain that control ol tiations, to administrators' said "I can't see it with the Soviet regime, said John tration's standby plans to deal the oil fields belongs to certain salaries and discipline poli- Kind of product we are get- miwir ilium won now Glbrey. a U.S. diplomat with another fuel crisis radical groups" and political cies, and even touched on ting out of our schools." TEACHERS CONFER — Allan 0. Dyer, the president of the Red Bank here. . Schlesinger told the panel elements not loyal lo Kho- the cost of taking taxi cab "The discipline problem Teachers Association, John Molloy of the New Jersey Education Associa- meini, he said "There Is no rides in the borough It was not immediately Tuesday administration plans is so basic or dominating a tion and Ben Jackson, vice president of the local union, confer about clear whether Dubs was include ime for gasoline ration- assurance they will respond to The board is currently re- problem, and it's getting contract negotiations before lost night's Board of Education meeting. killed by them or during a ing, although the Carter ad- urgings from Tehran and if viewing a proposed settle- worse," he said "We have About 30 teachers showed up to dramatize their demand for a settlement In possible attack by Afghan ministration had no Intention they do. no indication they will ment made by a state medi- See Red Baik, page 18 the district's lo-month-old teachers' contract negotiations. security men. he said. of putting it to use because of do so quickly." the Iranian cutoffs See Gas, page 18 "We will all have to work together under the banner of Islam lo buildthe country," Suggests ferry Byrne KOs Monmouth judges bill said the 78-year-old Slum' Moslem patriarch, promising By NARK MAGYAR Republican senators said they Monmouth. "But we can I lawyer then serving as presi- Court judges from four to six "peace and prosperity in the SUIekoue (orrespudenl would continue to invoke sena- work out a compromise if the dent of the Monmouth County "Judgeships are tradi- new era in Iran." for Belford torial courtesy until Gov governor won't sit down and Bar Association But a leftist guerrilla group, TRENTON - Gov Bren- tionally considered the proper- By MARK GRAVEN service come to the county, dan T Byrne yesterday vetoed Byrne agrees to nominate talk with us about it .". With Gov Byrne refusing to the People's Fedayeen, said it ty of one party or the other, so MIDDLETOWN - Mayor Mayor Eckerl said that he be- a bill to Increase the number of their party's choice. James M BenjaminH Danskin, Mini submit any other name but Mr was premature to disarm the we increased the number by Robert J. Kckert said yester- lieves there are advantages to Monmouth County Court Coleman Jr , or shows a will- mouth County Republican Stamelman's and the Mon- several revolutionary or- two — one Democratic judge- day that he would like to see a the Belford site, if plans lor the Judges from four to six, and ingness to compromise chairman, backed Mr Col-mouth County senators invok- ganizations which have been ship and one Republican," Sen proposed |200-milli«n marina marina materialize. vowed to veto any subsequent "Obviously, something has eman, a former Assemblyman ing senatorial courtesy lo acting as the army and police Gagliano said. facility in Belford become a The township Redevelop legislation until the Senate to be done about this impasse, and county prosecutor, (or the block the Stamelman nomi- forces for the new government The bill passed in the Sen- ferry terminal for a commuter mem Agency is currently acts upon his nomination of and we stand ready to com- vacant judgeship nation, the judgeship has been since the collapse of the regu- ale on May IB by a 38-0 vote service that would link Mon- vying with the Navy for 326 Laurence C. Stamelman promise at any time," said But Cov Byme, reportedly empty for months. lar armed forces over the' and was approved by the As- mouth County with New York acres of waterfront land, lo- But the Monmouth County Sen S. Thomas GagTiano. R- piqued by Mr t'oleman's de- At the request of the Mon- weekend sembly under emergency reso- City cated to the west of the Earle cision to decline a judgeship mouth County Bar Association The new armed forces chief lution, 65-0. on June B Mr Kckert said thai he Naval Wesapons Station's pier when he offered to appoint him Judicial Committee, a biparti- of staff, Gen Mohammad Vali Then it collected dust for hopes lo bring up the sugges- at Leonardo, where the several months before, refused san coalition of four county Gharaney, said in a speech at more than eight months until tion with Rep James J. How- marina development would be to consider Mr Coleman a sec- senators introduced legislation his installation Tuesday that The Inside Story Gov. Byrne vetoed it yester- ard. D-N.J.. and with Sens. constructed. ond time and nominated Mr over a year ago lo increase the the army would be "re- day. Harrison Williams and Bill Mr Eckert said that "all THKHKUMKH Stamelman. a Long Branch number of Monmouth County organized and purged ' See Judges, page 28 Bradley, both D-N.J., if pos- the pieces will have to fall into CoiBkferable cloudless wlta skiwl) moderating tern sible, at a meeting in the near place" with the marina, in or- perawres. Saow tonight and tomorrow. Complete future. der for the township lo be a viable location for the ferry weather report page 3. The first letter is from Kramer "We have a large number of commuters in the township; terminus. County Fare - ' Freeholder Director Kay where except Mnnmouth stars at the Garden Stale Art number a a ferry service would cer- The Township Committee, Valerttoe's Day •engagement •• Kramer has submitted the County Center," the letter con- Some interesting letters tainly be another outlet for which has not discussed the Roielle enters Giants' muddle W first letter in the Dally and "It Is with enthusiasm 1 tinues will appear on Sundays Feb- them to gel to the metropolitan ferry possibility as yet, will Sunday Register's "I Love would like to offer the follow- Mr. Kramer's letter goes ruary 18 and 25 and March 4. area," Mr. Eckerl said have to gather Its "facts and Bridge Advice 22 DAILY REGISTKK Monmouth County He- ing in the Register's "1 Love on to extol the virtues of the Winners will be announced "While other officials have figures" before bringing the Bullets l« PHONE NUMBERS cause ..." contest Monmouth" contest," his let- county. And he does it in the Sunday, March 18. The con- •been pushing for Atlantic matter up with the federal rep- Classified M-M Main Office 542-4M* Mr Kramer had reacted ter begins And he goes on to required 100 words or less test is open to everyone. Highlands as the ideal" site resentatives, the mayor said Comly H Toll Free «7I MM with unhappiness and dis- say that he loves the county Can you top him? It is expected the county ' for a terminus should ferry Set Ferry, page n Crossword Punk « Toll Free MC-IIM belief to a recent poll that " for its rolling hills, well- Tell us In 100 words or Board of Freeholders will Editorials • CUsslfled Dept S4I-I7M indicated 59 percent of the kept farmland, ocean less why you love the county host the winners at their We're not strictly historical about EalerUlamenl 23 (Irnlalion Dept 542-MM county's registered voters beaches and beautiful rivers. Deadline for receipt of en- April S meeting, and will de- Horoscope O Sports Depl M2-4H4 wished they lived some- "I enjoy being able lo ski tries is February 28 First clare the day "I Love Mon- today s Food feature, but we think MKMIetowa Bureau S71-225I Ufrslylf '•' where else. at Arrowhead, sail on the prize is $50, second J25 and mouth County Day." that George Washington probably Make A Date • » FrertoM Bureau 4312192 And his letter spells out Shrewsbury, and play tennis third $10. Judges will be Mail your entry to Mr. OkKmtei * Long Branch Bureau .222-MU why he cannot believe any- both Iftdqors and out; watch members of the Daily and Charles C. Triblehorn. Sun- would have complimented Martha Snorti..: ».»'.>• Slalehousr Bureau H9-»2-J3SM one would want to live any- a local movie, enjoy a sum- Sunday Register staff. Those day Editor, The Sunday Reg- mer band concert, or see the entering must include their ister, I Register Plaza, if SHE had ever served this name, address and phone You rouid ho me rei ipieni of a Flood Walrr Extraction 2-4-1 Sale Shrewsbury, N.J, 07701. luscious Cherries Jubilee omelet 747-MOO Stlrny'b Restaurant Hie Peppermint Tree. River Tie Clam Hit You'll find it on page 11, in ,i Love-O-Gram on this Valen- Klslli's - Red Bank Hd . Fair Haven Tonight Prime Ribs' with Share your Valentine's Day Yorkshire pudding, 15.95. tine's Day. Ple..se turn to to- Warm boots, Jackets, sweat- dub Spanky-Fresh-5 To G* with us, Highlands 872-0909 section with other great ret ers, underwear, gloves, balh- Tonight! Thurs Bystander, day's classified pages and see if robes Toboggans, murfers. it disco Rocks Kvery Night Happy Valentine's Diy Roslf O'Grady's geared to economy and good nutri sleds Ski or tennis clothes, ice lye . Long Branch Join us at BAHRS Restaurant Mardi (iras Party Frl. Sat . there s one tht.'rc for y sXates, racquet ball rarki-ts for that special DMilton Sun.. 4 until doting. For in tion •mm 11;.. r,,ioo" H72-I245 THINK I.OBSTKRS formation, call M2-OHO0 2 The Daily RegMer SHREWSBURY NJ WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY M 1979 five months of a sentence for to Henning two years ago, assault on a former publicity converted an old movie agent with a baseball bat He house to a beer tavern Two still has two years of a three- antique shops and a sporting - Pope slated to get post goods store also have opened year probation term remain- for business -. Ing. "He left at 8 o'clock last Henning was mentioned night," Brown said Tuesday only briefly al the conclusion "He's got an eight-week lour of the original television film on Little Silver council "Roots," but residents say in Australia with his Haley hasn't forgotten his daredevil show " •y DAVID TU1NEI fey, and to the seat which Mr hometown. • •• LITTLE SILVER - Red- Pope is expected to fill ••• dents here will be getting 1 DENVER (AP) - Al NEW YORK (AP) - Mayor Bruno, who has SAN FRANCISCO (AP) new Borough Councilman next though many people want to Leoi Splits patched up his beeen mentioned as a possible - Aasel Adams, author of Monday night, but they will be eliminate hunger, as many differences with promoter candidate for the state As- several books on photogra- losing their mayor In January. as a billion persons may be Bob Arum and announced sembly.said that he has "no phy and world-renowned for Henry A Pope Jr. a- starving — and singer J*ki yesterday a schedule aimed political plans" at "the present his dramatic pictures of the former president of the local Deaver says that is "an ob- at regaining Ihe heavy time " American West, will undergo Board of Education, u ex- scenity in our lives " weight boxing championship "I would consider it (run- open heart surgery, officials pected to be appointed by the Denver spoke as a partic- which he held for seven ning for the Assembly) only if said Tuesday. Authorities at all-Republican council to re- ipant In a subcommittee of months in 1978 the leadership of the party fell Presbyterian Hospital of the place Richard Roddy, who re- the Presidential Commission After receiving a public It would be In the best interests Pacific Medical Center said JohnDeaver signed last month to become on World Hunger, meeting at apology from Arum, head of of the party." he said "I'm not Adams, 76, would enter the the borough's muncicipal court Colorado Women's College Top Rank, Inc , Ihe 25-year going to pursue It without the operating room Wednesday Mrs tarter and Amy with a to discuss how the public can old former Olympic cham support of the party leader- morning at an undisclosed caricature of Amy and But Mayor Anthony T help find solutions to the pion from St Louis disclosed ship- time. The operation Is ex- Dorothy on skates Bruno, also a Republican, an problem he would make his come Mr Bruno, a Red Bank law- pected to lake five hours Miss Hamill. the 1976 nounced last night that he wil back bid with a new set of yer, served on the council for Marry Chapin. composer Olympic figure skating gold not seek re-election this No "Mr Adams is in great spir- advisors six years before being elected D( such pop music hits as medalist, made the White vember to a second term at its He's 'full of beans.' were He said he would be mayor In 1975 "Cats in the Cradle" and House presentation Tuesday the borough's top elected of his exact words," said hospi- trained by Henry Grooms of Mr Pope served on the "Taxi.' was chairman of the after she was sworn in as a flcial. tal public relations director Kalama/oo, Mich . a veteran Heary A. Fife >' board of education from 1170 to panel, and said mi new stud member of the President's- Jo Bryant handler who has been sue "One term is enough," the 1V7I. He has been a resident of les tm world hunger are Council on Physical Fitness • •• cessful with young fighters mayor said. "1 don't intend to derly, well-managed govern- that Councilmen John A. Mar- the Red Bank area since 1936. needed Eleven-year-old Amy was make it a career " and would be advised by ment to the borough and main- rah and Laurence McHeffey and a resident of the borough There are 26 federal RAWALPINDI, Pakistan al the presentation because Sanford Koth. a Detroit law He said that the major ac- taining and improving the self- have emerged as two of the since 1962 A graduate of the agencies and 93 major (AP) - The Pakistani Su- heavy snow forced cancella ver complishments of his adminis- pride of the town." leading candidates for the Wharton School of Finance private agencies dealing preme Court stayed the ex- lion of school tration include "the initiation Mayor Bruno declined to GOP nomination for mayor, and Commerce of the Unlver- with the subject. Chapin ecution of former Prime Amy apparently prefers ul major road improvements, comment on who might seek to said Yet. he added, between Minister ZiUfkar All Btvtlo Voters this November will also sity of Pennsylvania. Mr Pope downhill skiing to skating, LOS ANIiKLKS (AP) - maintaining a stabilized lax succeed him in office, but re- mil' hall billion and a billion on Wednesday for at least 10 be electing councilmen to the is employed by the General said her mother Amy was A former fishing buddy of program, restoring quiet, or- liable sources have indicated days while it makes a final seat now held by Mr McHef- Electric Co, New York City. persons in the world are on the slopes last weekend in I.ee Martin confronted the judicial review of his convic- malnourished New Hampshire actor angrily in a courtroom Others on the panel ut>n> tion and death sentence on • •• w'sjerday and told him Rep Hichard Nolan. It- charges of conspiring to You have la grow up Lee Minn, and Eugene murder a political opponent SANTA MONICA. Calif si.itid up and be counted for Matawan to reconsider Slockwell. associate general The court scheduled a (AP) - Evel Kalevel's re- You 'remit the I.ee Marvin secretary of the Division of session Feb 24 to head argu- quest to have his felony con I knew Overseas Ministries. Na- ments by Bhutto's lawyer, viction for assault and bat Knpc Nelson, a Hawaiian tional Council of Churches former Attorney General tery reduced to a misde- fishing boat captain whose • •• Yahya Bakhtiar meanor has been dropped friendship with Marvin Bakhliar applied to the from the court calendar at denial of arcade license HENNING, Tenn (AP) ended m a hitler lawsuit les court Tuesday for the re- his request — Except for a few new tilled againsl the actor in a Main Street businesses and a view, permitted under Paki The reason the daredevil By WARREN RICHEV opened it would only increase he objected to the location of "trouble makers" patronizing property settlement suit large sign hailing Henning as stani law, and submitted stuntman no longer needs the problems there. the arcade the White Shanty, Route 79 brought by Michelle Tnola the "Home of Alex Halley." nearly 100 pages of pre the court action to obtain MATAWAN - A license to She pointed out that 256 res- The councilman stated that Complaints had been re- Marvin, who lived with this small west Tennessee liminary argument in sup- permission for an Australian operate an arcade in the idents living near the mall he felt the traffic patterns near ceived about debris, loud cus- Marvin from 1964 to 1970 town has changed little from port of his petition tour Matawan Mall— opposed by signed a petition against the the mall were a problem and tomers and vandalism at the She seeks half of his i-sli pre" Roots" days Had the stay been re- "We had been informed 258 residents—will be con- arcade because of fears con- that the arcade would only in- night spot mated earnings — (3 6 mil- But local officials are fused, the 51 year-old politi- Australian authorities would lion — and properly ac- sidered again by the Borough cering possible problems with crease the traffic problems The bar owner assured the hoping the television sequel cian who dominated Paki- not let him in because of a quired during those years Council on Tuesday. youths congregating at the Mike Marcflh). of Hazlets mayor and council that he and to Hailey's best-selling novel stan for most of the past felony conviction." attorney plus an additional (I million The council a week ago re- mall. Wizard Sales and who is pre- his staff were making an effort "Roots" will change that decade could have been Peter Brown said yesterday in punitive damages jected the license application Mr. Gallo pointed out that pared to contribute (40.000 in to "weed out the trouble hanged Thursday "But we withdrew the action of Butch GaUo who had applied the store would be in an area pinball and game equipment makers," and he added, "We had about 2,000 peo- The million fur Ihe ple visit here because of In ••• when a judge signed an or- to locate a pinball and pool where arcades are a permitted toward the establishment of "we're open for any sugges- der allowing him to go " punitive damages was filed arcade in the Matawan Mall, use according to the borough's the arcade, said he didn't feel terest in the book," Mayor WASHINGTON (AP) - tions" Brown said Australian Tuesday prior lo Nelson's Route M. Mr. Gallo, however, zoning ordinances. that the traffic access to the Bill Brandon said yesterday Amy Carter can skate, but testimony "And we have had people authorities had agreed to appealed to the council at its He said the arcade would mall was grounds to deny the In other business the coun- doesn't do it loo often, says Nelson lestihed lhat who have moved here who give Knievel a visitor's per workshop meeting last night to be operated from i p.m. to 10 license. cil is considering an ordinance her mother, first lady Marvin boasted he had given never would have other- mil if a judge in his assault reverse its decision. p.m., and he pointed out that He said that Mr Gallo had that would require anyone in Rosalynn Carter Never- Miss Marvin "the house, the borough owning more than wise." case allowed the trip Mayor Victor R the terms of his lease were already paid (1,800 in rent theless, figure skater furs, jewelry money — eve- three dogs to get a permit Knievel served just under Armellino,after more than 15 strict In that they spell out since December for the vacant Otis Scoggins, who moved Dorothy Hamill presented rylhing " from the local Board of Health minutes of discussion, told Mr various standards for the con- store The permit would be granted Gallo that the council would duct of his business, including Mr Marcello told the coun- after the board inspected the further Investigate the possi- references to loitering. cil members they rejected the area where the dogs would be bility of locating a pin ball Mr. Gallo told the council license because of their knowl- kept to determine that it was arcade at the mall and re- he's been paying rent on the edge of previous bad arcades sufficient to house the adult considered the denial next store at the mall since Dec 18 The arcade operator said animals. Budget cap waiver vote week on the assumption that since the council had no Idea what is During the course of the the arcade was a permitted behind a bad arcade and what Councilman Fred Kalma discussion three councllmem- use according to local zoning, makes a good arcade He said reported that a survey by the bers, Shirley Henderson. Mary the license would be granted. that a good arcade—which he police chief revealed that 43 Ellen Lupi and Arthur Councilman Fumarola said said Mr Gallo would run- street signs throughout the is planned in Matawan Fumarola objected to locating that he was not opposed to the would be "well-run and super- borough were either missing an arcade at the mall idea of the arcade at the mall vised " or turned the wrong way By WARREN RICHEV And the council is practic only two polling places iti the Council President Harry because It would attract The council during Us work- Borough Administrator Councilwoman Henderson MATAWAN - The Borough ing some "budget psychology" borough at Haley's Fire Lequier, who is also police youngsters and provide them shop meeting last night also Michael Piperno said that two said the mall is a hangout for Council is expected to pass a in the hope of obtaining the House for the 5th. 6th. and 7lh commissioner, said he had with recreation, rather he said discussed problems with years ago the borough al- youths and that if the arcade resolution next week author- voters' approval of its request voting districts, and at Wash carefully gone over the pro located about (2,000 over a izing a referendum March 12 For voting purposes, the ington Fire House for the 1st, posed police budget and that two-year period to install signs on whether the council may council decided last night, fire 2nd, 3rd, and 4th districts he couldn't make any further throughout the borough Matawan man nabbed in drug case exceed the state-mandated houses are in. and schools are The council had first con- cuts He said he felt sign van- five percent "cap" on budget out sidered establishing the refer- According to the borough dalism and theft in the borough auditor the $65,000 increase HOLMDEL - An 18- He was scheduled to be he was subsequently increases by (65.009 In the 1979 The councilman agreed lo endum polls at the Broad was a "serious problem " would raise the municipal year-old Matawan man was arraigned in municipal court searched, according to po- proposed municipal budget conduct the referendum at Street School and the Ravine purposes tax rate one and a arrested Monday here on here this morning lice. Drive School half cents per $100 of assessed charges in connection with Police said Mr. Byrd was But Councilman Fred During the search, police valuation possession of narcotics after arrested Monday evening for Kalma suggested that the discovered the narcotics. his car ran off Holmdel Road drunk driving after Holmdel Blaze in Long Branch council might do a disservice In other business al the near the Parkway overpass officers responding to re- Mr Byrd told police that to the proposed municipal council's workshop session, about 11 p.m. ports of an auto accident dis- he had been run off the road budget by conducting the vot Ihe governing body asked Borough Attorney William K Jeffrey K Byrd of 8 Ned covered Mr. Byrd's car had by a snow plow ing in places that are frequent Russell to draft a resolution Drive was being held in lieu run off the road damages. 8 apartments ly the subject and location of Investigating officers are authorizing the appropriation of (850 bail in county jail on Mr. Byrd was adminis- Patrolman John 1, Mocik defeated school budgets and LONG BRANCH - A fire apartments, units 19.22,23, and of the charges of possessing Tuinol tered a breatholizer test at and Patrolman John Rren- like an explosion, and found referenda Malawan's share of a joint and I lan iin police headquarters where nan which started on a kitchen the room engulfed in flames. 26, all suffered extensive And fire houses, the council stove gutted two apartments He fled the apartment after smoke damage unanimously decided, are municipality $1 1 million Ii brary expansion project and damaged six others on calling lo report the fire to The one-story apartment more conducive to successful Ocean Avenue last night, ac- police complex is owned by referenda than schools The $374,000 bonding or- cording lo police and fire of- "He was getting ready to Templetown Management Co., By stale law, any munici- dinance is expected lo be in- ficials take a shower," a neighbor re- police said pality increasing its budget troduced at the council's regu- And, although the blaze lated, "and when he ran out he greater than five percent In a lar meeting next Tuesday Neighbors, nervously forced many residents out into was just wearing gym shorts year may do so only with Ihe Aberdeen has already watching as the flames spread the frigid air last night, no The apartment went up pretty approval of local voters passed a $700000 bonding or Drinking age is boosted telephone lo contact the Squaw Valley ski through the first two apart- injuries were reported to fast." The proposed 1979 munui dinance for its share of the the resort, which dispatched snow equipped ment, began gathenng their rescue vehicles to return them lo the lodge either Ihe residents or the ap- By the time firemen ar- pal budget, which has not yet expansion of the Aberdeen- BOSTON (AP) — The Massachusetts belongings to prepare if an Thr sheriff's office launch*! Ihe search proximately 50 firemen who rived at Ihe scene, shortly af- been formally Introduced, to- Matawan Public Library House did an about (ace yesterday anil evacuation became necessary, late Monday after the troop failed lo reach fought the fire (or close to ter 8 p.m., the entire apart- tals $1,545,995, an increase of voted lo raise the legal drinking age from but firemen had the fire under its destination at Squaw Valley Heavy three hours ment was in flames. 1131,041 over the 197H muncipal IH III -'I The change would be phased.in control within 45 minutes, Man from snows and winds gusting lo 60 mph hin- The fire apparently began The fire spread through a budget. OVW a two-year period The 90-64 vole was Chief Melina said. almost an exact reversal from Monday, dered the search yesterday as 40 rescue on top of the gas stove in apart- shared rear wall into apart- Under the budget "cap" when the House voted to increase Ihe legal workers on cross-country skis fanned out ment 25 of the Hallmark Aparf ment 20. gutting that apart- The extreme cold heaped law the council Is permitted to Neptune is drinking age only one year, lo 19. although from the last campsite occupied by the ments at 752 Ocean Ave , here, ment as well added hardships on the increase its budget only lo a subsequent amendment gradually raised troop and headed south toward Squaw Val- according to city Fire Chief The firewalls in the apart- firemen battling the stubborn 11.480,0(5 lo 21 the legal age for purchasing alcoholic ley Other rescuers moved north Irom Anthony Melina ments cut off some spread of blaze; a hydrant which was Mayor Victor R. Armellino, indicted beverages in package stores The public Squaw toward the campsite The group, The resident of the apart- the flames, but the blaze raced frozen on Ocean Avenue who urged the council at its FREEHOLD - A Neptune galleries were packed with college stu- from Clarksburg, south of Sacramento, ment. Frank Medina, had left quickly through the roofs of caused problems, and the snow workshop meeting last night to man has been indicted by a began their crosscountry trip Saturday dents for the original vote, bul only a small some meat to cook on the stove the apartments and caused and Ice hampered efforts to avoid partisan bickering and lo county grand jury in connec- south of Interstate K0. about 10 miles north number of young prisons was on hand for and'then left the kitchen. He damage to the two apartments bring equipment back to the unite lo campaign for the pro tion with a theft at AHC Sports of Sqija* Valley Ihe reversal Monday's vote was taken as a told police he went back lo the to the north, units 21 and 24 burning residences. posed budget, explained that Church Street. Little Silver partial rebuff to Gov Kdward ,1 King and kitchen after hearing a noise Police said that four other Firemen who were the primary reasons for the George C Kiley, 25, was tun Democratic-controlled committees scrambling on the apartment $65,000 cap overrun were the charged with entering the thai endorsed his view lhat the drinking 2 die, wife safe roofs trying to head off the loss of 138,000 in federal anti- Store without breaking on Feb age should be raised In 21 The turnabout recession funds and. the in- I. I97N and stealing 13 tennii PORTLAND. Ore (AP) - A man who spreading of the fire had to was recommended by Rep Robert B crease by 150.000 this year for racquet! worth more lhan had just been lound in contempt of court The Daily Register contend with the ice- and Ambler. D-Wcymoulh. House chairman of garbage collection. $900 for not paying child support pulled a gun in snow-covered surfaces, as well the Committee on Government Regu- Mayor Armellino warned Thomas Ramsey, also court, shot at his estranged wife and her as the punishing cold lations The Sunday Register that if the voters rejected the known as William T Sadesky. lawyer - killing the lawyer - and then Chief Melina, who coordi- PiAHUiMb, me«Me
V SHREWSBURY NJ WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14 1979 Tin Q»J1) Rl ljh» I 5 Villane proposes study of beach sand replacement a windmill By MARK MAGYAR beach protection plan to in- "My bill will require thai Miinmnulh and Ocean Cwntiei lure within 90 days of the bills If the dredge spoils are pump it 10.000 feet lo Avon's Mr Bellantoni said the ex- SUtefcMue (trrnpMdeal clude a study of sand replen [he master plan evaluate alter- signed up as a co-sponsor of passage clean, not loaded with shells beach would cost 1500,000' he cess electrvity produced could TRENTON - As ishmenl alternatives native means of sand replen- the bill. Dr Villane said Dr Villane noted that a and rocks, and the municipal said "And that would only take care of dredging a small be sold to pay off most of the semblyman Anthony M Vil- "Four million dollars out of ishment . including hydraulic The bill calls for the Ue Monmouth County committee ities in question agree, then il portion of the river" costs of Ihe sand replen lane Jr , HMonmouth, in the 120 million bond issue fur pumps and pipelines, artificial partmenl of Environmental on erosion control, chaired by may be a viable alternative Robert Rellantom of Little ishment program traduced a bill yesterday thai shore protection is budgeted underwater reefs and innnva Protection to submit Its eval- Mayor Martin Vaccaro of Al Dr Villane said "The problem Silver, an area alternative Dr Villane said he would would require the state lie this year to develop a state linns in the traditional design uation of sand replenishment lennurst. proposed that dredge with that method may lie in the energy systems designer, re- meet with the county commit partmenl of Environmental master plan lor erosion con uf jetties." he said alternatives to Gov Brendan spoils from the Shark River cost cently proposed pumping Ihe tee on erosion control late this Protection's comprehensive trol "Dr Villane said Every assemblyman from T Byrne and the State I ruisi., and Mansquan River inlets be "To dredge 125.000 cubic pumped to nearby beachses to yards of sand out of the west sand with a hydraulic pump month la discuss the dredging run by electricity generated by proposals Ex-casino aide replenish sand lost to erosion bank of the Shark River and Hazlet explores NOTICE TO TELEPHONE CUSTOMERS will not testify mini-bus plan We are planning changes that will Increase •y PETER MATTIACE violations case ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Resorts International ex By MARK GRAVEN some rates to five countries and Introduce a lower A impended Resorts Interna ecutives have denied previous HAZLET — Township Comrnitleeman John Pierce said lional executive once con knowledge of Alter's attempt last night that a representative from a private bus company International dial rate to sixteen countries. sidered central to the case to bribe the Judge Alter testi- has contacted him to discuss the feasibility of an inlra against the firm will not be fied before a grand jury under lOWIUhtp bus service The American Telephone & Telegraph Com- The new International Dial rates, which are called to testify before the a grant of immunity and was The representative, who was (rum the Murph\ Trans pany (AT&T) has tiled a new schedule o) over- lower than all rates presently in effect, will New Jersey Casino Control not charged in the case portalmn Inc . of Mtddletnvvn. was responding to news seas rales with the Federal Communications become effective February 17, 1979 Commission (FCC) which accomplishes the Commission The state further charged ItoriM abmil I residents suggestion thai township official- introduction of international dialing lo 17 addi- International Dial rates. Attorneys for Resorts In that Alter arranged for prosti research the possibility itf establishing a mini-bus service tional countries This brings the total ot interna- With the introduction of International Dial ternational and the state lutes for several Bahamian here tionally dialable countries to 64 The scheduled rates on February 17, 1979, customers can Division of Gaming Enforce- customs officers in 1969 while The resident. Henry (Butch) I'ckarsky. had suggested changes include substantial rate decreases for save from 10% to 42% compared with the cur- ment disclosed Tuesday they in Las Vegas on a "goodwill" thai 3 private company be sought out lo provide the 16 countries and selective rate increases in 5 of rent lowest cost day call would not seek Seymour Al trip sponsored by Resorts In service, and he recommended that mini-buses w hich would those 16 countries for calls billed on the United For example, a three-minute daytime call to ter's testimony on state claims ternational carry not more than 10 persons be employed so that the States mainland There will be no rate changes Iran, Iraq, Malaysia. Saudi Arabia. Tahiti, Turkey he once attempted to bribe a Davis testified that he did service unuldn I be regulated by the Public I'tililies Com- lor the 17ih country, the Netherlands Antilles or Yugoslavia, which now costs $9 00 at the New York Judge and arranged not authorize the prostitutes minion (PUC) Operator Station rate, would cost $7 80 if for prostitutes for Bahamian and would not reimburse Al Mr Pierce said that the Murphy rcpiescnlalive advised The decreases are scheduled to become dialed Similarly, an $8 10 call to Kenya would customs officers. ter's expense accounl for $650 him thai it is not the tile of the bus that munis as far as eltective on February 17, 1979. and the be $7 20. the $8.00 call to Argentina would be falling under (he jurisdiction of the 1M ('. anil that if the bus increases are scheduled to become effective "I'm not going to call the Kesoits International at $7 05, a $6 75 call to German Democratic twice was operated entirely within the township it would May 15. 1979 man, that's all I'm going to tomey Joel Sterns said Alter Republic would be $6 00. and a $6 00 call to 8t&) clear Dl the state commission say I'm just not going to call has won a separate hearing Increase* and decreases of rates lo live Honduras or Nicaragua would be $5 40 him." said Assistant Attorney before the commission on his "He (the Murphy man) said thai a minibus would he countries. General ti Michael Brown, application to be licensed as • impractical, and he recommended a vehicle the si/e of The increases, which are limited to the initial New Operator Station and International Dial representing the gaming en casino executive sterns said .i IIMI \h pierce said period rates and are scheduled to become rates for countries. forcement division al the hear the hearing likely will be held The Minimillreman said that a figure ol Ml rents thai effective on May 15, 1979, will raise the Sunday AT&T's proposal includes introducing both ings He offered no further ex in March Mr I'ekarsky had thrown out at recent township meeting Operator Station and Person-to-Person rates to International Dial and Operator Station rates to planation The disclosure that Alter .is a [Hissihle fare was unrealistic Argentina; the Sunday Person-to-Person rate to tour countries—Bahrain. Belize, Colombia, and would not testify came on the Mr Fierce, who is the committee s liason to B Iranipor Alter, 57, former close ad Colombia, the night and Sunday Person-to-Per- Haiti These rates will be lower than current 24th day of hearings as Brown l.itinn advisor) committee, set up to study transportation viser to Resorts International son rate to Haiti; .and tie night and Sunday daytime rates A threeTminute daytime call to began his cross-examination of problems within the municipality, said that an inlralown chairman James M Crosby Operator Station and Person-to-Person rates to Bahrain, il dialed, would cost $9 00; to Belize, Resorts Internationals last ship bus service Wll in Met worth considering But he and president I (I "Jack" Honduras and Nicaragua For example, the the rate would vary from $3 45 to $5 40; to major witness. Robert I'elu added that he had some doubts as lo whether the service Davis Jr., was suspended rate for Argentina goes Irorri $6 50 to $8 00 lor Colombia, from $4 50 to $705; and to Haiti, quin Mould work without pay on Dec 12. eight Operator Station and from $9 00 to $12 00 for from $3 45 to $7 05, depending on which state I jusl i-an'l see him you could schedule enough buses days after the state cited him I'eloquin. M. is president of Person-to-Person; for Colombia, from $8 25 to you're calling from as one of 17 objections to the Itesorls International's MCUF lo make it practical " said Mr Pien e $12 00 for Person-to-Person; for Haiti, from It is important to note that customers calling firm's application for a per- itv subsidiary lnlertel and is a Mi Pierce said that the transportation cprowltlee $9 00 to $12 00 for Person-to-Person; and for Irom areas not presently equipped lor Interna- manent lie ense here former Justice Department Aim li was slated to diseuss the mini-bus proposal Monday Honduras and Nicaragua, from $5 00 to $6 00 tional Dial would benefit Irom the lower dial lawyer who headed the federal night, didn't conduct any business because not enough The stale charged that Al lor Operator Station and from $6 00 to $9 00 rates even though the call would have to be government's organized crime members showed up ter. while operating a Manhal lor Person-to-Per*son There are no increases in completed by the operator However, if the cus- task force in the 1160s Ian liquor store for A&P heir the additional minute charges These increases tomer requests special operator assistance or Huntington Hartford in IH2. Peloquin revealed that Ke will make the initial period charge for these special billing, the Operator Station rate would tried to bribe New York State sorts International recently calls the same as the existing daytime rales apply Supreme Court Judge Melvin fired its New York area ilebi H Osterman in a liquor law Collector Peter- Hayes School board panel set
rREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Candidates (m election lo — The New Jersey School local and regional boards of Boards Association will spon education must file their pell sor a program on the roles and lions for candidacy by FVb 2.2 responsibilities of boards of Klections are scheduled for Natelsons will be closed Friday till 4 30 p m lo prepare lot education at the Freehold April 3 Washington s Birthday Then open Friday 4 30 to 9 pm a the Township High School on Wednesday. March 14 at 7 30 pm • 1 [p holiday The program, which is co- sponsored by the County promise School Boards Associations of Monmouth. Middlesex and AT BARNES Ocean Counties, is open lo all W,e promise (o greei you uith a candidates for election to WE HAVE frwndk hellr. boards of education in those counties We protntsv In cWvgn A linns*, program Representatives from the SOMETHING ALL NEW legal, labor relations, man- I'll LOU ' Sea view l bl agement information and field TO CROW Square Mall service departments of the LOCATION m \\., i • state school boards association will discuss campaign laws, ABOUTM^ k'lpu *u ii > niriifttplft yi u(f Kit tu'ssfrof lit?Cqrrj methods of board operation, W*f prnniiv' I" lu'lpwuiuru'ii UHJ need us
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Established in IH7B - Published bv The Red Rank Reeisler iniiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHMiiiiiinitiiiiiiiiMHtiii By JACK ANDERSON feared tiiis might hamper Con- standing the White House WASHINGTON-Big John nally if hs should ever become tapes, which contained a dam- ARTHUR Z KAMIN Connally. his Stetson domi- WASHINGTON president ning conversation between President and Editor nating the other hats in the A lawyer lobbyist for the ConnaUy and Nixon and milk presidential ring, has sought lu SCENE milk producers, Jake prices Connally urged tiie Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor turn his bribery trial into a Jacobsen, testified that he de president lo help the political asset With character- livered $10,000 in cash to Con- dairymen, emphasizing that iiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiitimiiiimimiiiitiHiiiiiiiii Ihey were "amassing an Q WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14. 1979 istic bluff, he has proclaimed nally at the Treasury Depart- thai he is the only presidential to acquit Connally. would not ment Big John was then serv- enormous amount of money contender who has been vote to put him in the While ing as Richard Nixon's Treas- that they're going to put into "certified innocent" by a jury House "Our verdict meant not ury secretary political activity, very frank- He had every reason to be- that we had found necessarily The FBI established that ly " lieve the jurors would not be that John Connally was inno- Jacobsen had visited his safe But not all the Jurors got available to dispute his conten- cent but. rather, not guilty deposit box in a Washington the conversation straight As tion Judge George 1. Hart, a based on the case presented to bank just before his appoint manner, unfavorably by one recalled: "We could just past Republican commit- us," explained foreman Dennis ment with Connally The pros- Jacobsen's "shady ' ap- hear these things like 'Yes, teeman. sealed the names of OToole ecution also produced 15 wit- pearance John... What's that Okay ... the jurors four years ago He Big John is a vain and vi- nesses who corroborated But it was probably evan- Blah. Blah. Blah.'" has no intention of changing brant man, with a booming Jacobsen's story of travels to gelist Billy Graham, according Other ballots were taken his ruling, he told us, to permit voice, a take-charge manner meet Connally. of visits lo safe to jury sources, who helped until all the undecided jurors them to be cross-examined and a presidential aura. He so deposit boxes, of dealings at Connally the most The evan- voted for acquittal But the about their opinions of Can-much resembles the late Lyn- various banks. gelist's testimony as a charac- kme holdout refused to change didate Connally don B Johnson that some poll- But no witness ever saw ter witness (or Connally im- his vote The other jurors be- The judge defied all prece- ticos swear Connally is cloned Jacobsen pass any money lo pressed some of Ihe jurors came annoyed with him and deeply dents to protect the jurors Like the late president. Con- Connally And Big John, his pressed him to explain his res- from being "bothered and nally is loquacious, head- voice never wavering, denied It look the jurors more than ervations. Defensively, he heckled by the news media." strong, homespun, filled with that he had taken the money five hours to agree upon Con- would ask lo see Ihe evidence he said Bui some court Texan flamboyance Rut he His able attorney. Edward rally's innocence They sat At one point, he had a stack of sources suspect it was Connal- also has the wheeler-dealer Bennell Williams, charged around a rectangular table in a testimony a fool high in front ly whom the judge really image of Lyndon Johnson, who that Jacobsen was a liar and bare, windowles.s room. Oneof him wanted to protect brought him to Washington as an embezzler. Williams tried by one. they expressed their The holdout was shunted to Despite the secrecy, our as- an Impressionable young man to persuade Ihe jury that views Then Ihpy look Ihe first a chair next to the foreman so and turned him into a chip off vote sociate Gary Conn obtained Jacobsen had framed an un they could go over ths testi- the old block the sealed jury list long ago suspecting Connally to W* A slight majority voted for mony together, page by page The 12 jurors themselves O'Toole. summarizing his himself acquittal A few had doubts Then the judge senl in word made a pact never to discuss impression of the trial, told us One juror was Influenced and remained undecided Only that it was dinner time The their deliberations Never- he heard "a lot of Texas wheel- by Ihe contrast between Con one juror felt Connally was jurors asked for 20 minutes lo theless, we located most of ing and dealing " Some jurors nally and his accuser She said guilty make a last try before dinner them and persuaded several of expressed concern about the that Connally always looked In the discussions that fol The holdout leafed through a them to discuss the historic cozy relationship between Con Jacobsen in Ihe eye bul lh.il lowed, several jurors wanted few pages of teslimony. trial nally and the milk producers Jacobsen looked away She to review Ihe financial testi- shrugged submissively and It would be safe to say that who allegedly pul up the bribe was Impressed favorably by mony They found It confusing said he would agree lo the ac- most of the jurors, who voted money A couple of jurors Connally s ItrtlghtfOTWird They also had trouble under quillal Later days of lady of the night
By JIM BISHOP IMIHIIMIIIIIMIIHIIHIIimillllllHIimilllMIII was introduced lo other girls Charlie Leong was a dealer She was a shy person, sit- They were friendly She was He looks like the bad guy in an ting a bit too straight, snapping CONSERVATIVE given her own room Also, lull old movie He sold heroin to and unsnapping her purse Her of what she earned support his habit If he could sell 10 fixes a day. he got one name was Stella, and she had There was a buzzer under VIEW free violet eyes and skin as pale as the bedspring This was for a plaster statue Her husband when a crazy posed as a cus- The prostitute and Ihe imiMMHIIIIllttlllltlHIIllllllMltltllllll sal low, elbows on knees, a tomer. Stella worked Ihe place dealer fell in love They were Chinese man with a droopy away from home Her parents for awhile and moved on The mamed For a honeymoon, mustache. weren't too strict, she said mark of the true pro. she said, they went io a clinic to Holding the speed limit The Honolulu vice squad Her father was a successful is never staying in one place straighten out None of it is sent her I was researching an engineer in California Stella Steady customers lire of the BISHOP easy They chip a little They ariicle for The Book of Knowl- attended a private school and same faces. Ihe same tricks live in a bungalow with peeling The 55 mph speed limit has proven posed in 1973, deaths on high-speed edge called "Crime in Para- lived in a lovely house One To find new. excited cus- cured and diseased again paint and busted screens itself. It is saving lives. It is cutting arteries throughout the country have dise " I needed an over Ihe hill afternoon after school, she tomers, she had In find new Someone introduced her to consumption of increasingly costly decreased 40 percent; spinal cord in- prostitute Stella was It. Charlie has no Social Secur- packed a bag for no reason at houses. The houses, it seems. narcotics, and Stella found ity card He swings a pick in and increasingly critical fuel. The juries are down 60 t**• «I •»« Mv* KM wrIUr't tampUlt ad that she will gain from a nucle- who cared lor us since Ihe night IU M UlipMw lMMWfe«r Thty mtIt Ml iiml m •>•'«( Nil Htm Wyoming is one of the states where Transportation backing down on this thank everyone who bought ar war She has refused to sign »f December £1.I97N *«1 tickets or made contributions the 55-mph repeal effort is under way. issue. We trust all involved in uphold- international accords prohibit There U: lo Ihe scholarship fund We arc- ing atomic tests in the at- Federal figures also show thai, ing the limit will .stand firm. We can The murage of ihe men in very grateful ttll all the help mosphere and the spread of afford no concessions. Ihe, fire and police depart- lad\. her son and Tamil) This love sweeps DVCI us ih.il m cryone has given us. since the lower speed limit was im- 1 nuclear weapons (0 other coun- mcnls who endangered their The ache in the eyes of Ilkl an endless tide giving us IIOIH'H llrodsky tries This is a dangerous, ag- Uvw friends sharing the pain and Strength and courage There is I'residenl. Class of HO gressive posture which threat- The gentleness of the wom- being continually near: no way lo say thank you for ens the peace and security of en from ihe First Aid Squad The sorrow and rare of Ihe Ihis mosL^nrecious glfi Us the world An enlightened U S Monmouth County Colonel 1 The beauty nf iwn rtonpk' young people, lint voting In Ik magnitude- fllKus wilh awe China policy government would have noth- t-T-tnnlng warmth around IU in so hurl ' , luttTLZlpJ James T. Dolan Jr. of Shrewsbury, Fair Haven ing lo do with the People's dency Mr. Dolan has been, involved in then home and now: The extended hands of the I Itrs.F W Zipfi president of the New Jersey Natural To the Editor. Republic of China, but would countless volunteer works. A past vice The KOOdnGBN of R gracious communilv anil bevond instead concentrate on con- Gas Company, will become the first chairman of the Red Cross, he is a Why has President Carter Zipf Memorial sacrificed America's foreign cluding Ihe SALT II treaty and Monmouth County Colonel on March 2 director of the Monmouth-Ocean De- policy interests lo the People's other measures designed to when the county Board of Freeholders velopment Council, was 1977 county Humson Republic of China? The U.S.further world peace presents him its first Col. Lewis United Way chairman, serves on the To tin' Editor has almost nothing to benefit The world Is closer lo war Morris Award. We laud the free- The /ipf Meinunul Fund from a trade relationship with than any time since the Cuban Shrewsbury Juvenile Conference and missile crisis The Carter ad- holders both on this new effort to Raising dinner un Saturday, China, since that country has the President's Advisory Council at Jan 29, was made possible nothing to give in return A ministration would be well ad- honor outstanding local citizens and Monmouth College. through the special contnhu strategic-military alliance, vised to undertake a sober re- their choice of Mr. Dolan as first Imns of many people The which seems a distinct possi- assessment of its ill-conceived recipient. The presentation will coin- Monmouth is gifted with many Class of 'Nil. Kumson-Kau bility, will drag us into war in China "adventure." cide nicely with that of the Clara outstanding citizens who give self- Haven Regional High School, Southeast Asia, possibly bring- Robert E Moir Barton Humanitarian Award for Com- lessly of their time to improve our would like to 111,ink all those who donated theirlinu'. lalenls community and its way of life. Mr. munity Service to be given Mr. Dolan and efforts Today in history the same day by the Monmouth Coun- Dolan is one of them, fully deservimg Mr. Millon llerson of Ihe i.nlilrn Skillet supplied and ty Chapter, American Red Cross. of the recognition to be accorded in the By Tke AiMclated Press In 1129, seven gangsters who During his 26 years of county resi- award. catered the dinner, and he also were rivals of the Al Capone volunteered his time to help Today is Wednesday. Feb gang In Chicago were serve Superb cnlcrtainmcnl 14, the 45th day of 1179 There murdered in a garage The was provided by Tim Me-are 320 days left in the year. killings became known as the Beach erosion fight CliHinc and also by Ihe First This is Valentine's Day St. Valentine's Day Massacre Reunion band. Ken Long. I'al Today's highlight in history In 1973, Ihe United SUtes The Beach Erosion Committee instead. McCans. Lenny Tarnowski. On this date in 1663, Canada and North Vietnam announced Dennis Mattel. Tim's piano became a royal province of seeking state and federal funds to halt The problems involved here are an agreement to establish a was furnished by the Freehold France, joint economic commission to the ocean's inroads on our shoreline multiple and difficult. They will re- Music Center and Mr Todd On tnis dale develop economic ties and to will make its first move Feb. 28 when quire a great deal of study and effort, Alessi stayed on Friday night In 1H59, Oregon was ad-consider postwar reconstruc- it will host the county's legislators at a with the fight to obtain funding for the lo tune it Our own magician, mitted lo the Union as the 33rd tion for North Vietnam. Paul Hughes, performed his meeting in Freehold. As one of its state Today's birthdays: Former required projects a major part of the spectacular illusions ABC In IHK6. the West Coast' Ohio State football coach preliminary efforts, the brand new work to be done. The new committee, Sports donated four 125 gill citrus industry got Its start as Woody Hayes is H Sports committee, comprised of 14 county which will permit unified action in certificates Mr Hobert llin- the first tralnload of oranges broadcaster Mel Allen also Is Iclman donaled the Ice. shorefront municipalities, will ask the that direction, looms as an effective left Los Angeles for eastern H. Television personality governor and Legislature to halt the agency for the pursuit of long-sought Till' Class of 'Ml would also markets Hugh Downs Is ill. dumping far at sea of sand dredged objectives. We think it can accomplish like lo thank Ihe custodial In 1813, Hawaii was annexed Thought for today. The love from rivers and inlets and require that much in the improvement of our 'Look al il llii- way — if you go lo the l.S. you'll staff. Mrs Kathic Larry, eve- by treaty to the United SUtes. we give away Is the only love ryone who baked desserts and In 1912. Arizona became the it be used to replenish the beaches beaches. ovrragr on your rc|ilicr< lo Trap' we keep - Elbert Hubbard. Mrs. Barbara l.ucian, our gui- 48th state Americn writer. MH-Itil. A SHOE-IN — Busily working on the Mother Goose backdrop ("There was an NO SPRUCE GOOSE — A goose made of papier mache, a prop for the the St. old woman who lived in a shoe," et. al.) (or the 21st annual AAordi Grasat St. Dorothea's Mardi Gras, is center of attention for Ann Orlando, Tlnton Falls, Dorothea's Roman Catholic Church, Eatontown, are Nick Sergio, left, and leJt, and Ed Stominski and Gerri Barbato, Eatontown. Mr. Stomlnskl and his Bob Hirsch, Oceanport, and Gayle Scholl, Eatontown. The party will be Feb. Lifestyle wife are general chairmen for the benefit costume event, which this year has 24 at 9p.m. In the parish Family Center WEONESDAY FEBRUARY 14 1979 7 a Mother Goose theme. Season of chilly winds and warm parties
By MARGUERITE HENDERSON the tag "Freshly jetted In from Hawaii." Do you think "Hawaii Five-n" knows about her? Zee Jay Cooper has what she always wanted. a gracious old The Szmyds' dinner guests included Dr and Mrs Robert La country home Costa, Mr and Mrs John Ianetta, Dr and Mrs Francis X. And her husband Dr Hare Cooper hat what he always Urbanski. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Uaffney , Mr and fin. A. J wanted; a gracious old country barn - filled with race horses Giannico , Mi and Mrs Sidney Sawyer and Mr and Mrs Together, they're making beautiful magic at Linden Knoll Robert Keenan.all llolmdel. and Mr and Mrs John I) Slbunka. Farm, Colts Neck And Saturday they invited a bunch uf their Fair Haven buddies to share the fun 2 / years young Dr Cooper, his wife will tell you, has had an interest in HERE'S TO HORSES - horses ever since his pre Vietnam days at Fort Knox. Ky He Happily — and profitably — approaching its 21st birthday is At a party hosted by Dr. owned two horses then — "nags." she says, compared wilh the the Mardi Gras of Si Dorothea's Roman Catholic Church, and Mrs. Marc Cooper, five (and another on the way') he has now Eatontown. The year's party has a Mother Goose theme; left, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- So during the evening, the Coopers and their guests took consequently parishioners and friends are dusting off their liam San Flllppo, Lln- time to quaff their California cabernets, clarets and various tuffet (whatever that is) in preparation for the big night, Feb. 24 croft, |oln In a toast to Alsatian wines to toast Slick Spot and Klkton, two horses that starting at 9 p.m. in the Family Center, Broad Street. Dr. Coope/'s soon-to-be- have already had big wins (Wins and wines, you see. kinda go slx horses. Indulging his Though costumes are optional, most In this gung-ho group together, to make sure they went together right. Zee Jay horse racing interest seem to opl for them, competing for awards in such categories consulted Wall Boyle, the Katonlown Wines and Liquors pro) since only last summer, as funniest, prettiest, most original, most artistic and most Dr. Cooper has already fitting the theme They're judged as singles, couples and had two wins. groups A lull band directed by Tony DeBartolis will supply the COUNTY FARE dance music and special songs during the Grand March (at which time costumed Mardi Grasgoers parade) and Lenny She also enlisted the catering skill of her Colts Neck friend I jingo will supply the baked ziti. part of the Italian buffet fare Beverly Ackerman. who was accompanied to |he party not only Party chairmen arc Ed and Loretta Stominski. Their com- by her husband Anthony, but also by chicken livers Argentine, mittee chairmen include Nick and Gerri Barbato (doing the shnmp Kiev, stuffed capons and a fantastic San Francisco lamb decorations), Carl and Ann Orlando (she's again creating all the dish — chops In pastry and worn wilh papillotes' handmade centerpieces) Nick and Caroline Sergio, Don Si The dessert was whipped up by the hosts themselves, who monet. Gerry and Patricia Tarantolo, Mr l.ongo. Wilbur and pride themselves on their homemade Ice cream Even the Jane Rau, Charlie Slratton, Ernie Fargo. Peg Tryon, Rosemary weather was in their favor It snowed, and the flakes provided Price. Gale and Joe Scholl, Al Lavesque, Joe Gaetano, Leon and the crashed ice that always make the Ice cream turn out belt Ronnie Bouchard and Bob Hirsch Hot fudge followed Local merchants have cooperated by supplying lots of gifts These, as well as the centerpieces will be distributed that night. Among some SO guesb were Dr and Mrs Mark Kahn and Mr and Mrs Jerry Poling. Shrewsbury. Mr and Mrs William Tickets — which include food, beer and set-ups — are San FUippo. Lincroft. Mr and Mrs Barry Goldsmith, Little 1 it-it and will lie on sale Saturday at 11 a.m. al the Family Silver. Mr and Mrs Alan Klalsky, Eatontown. Dr and Mrs Center Sam Zimmerman. Colts Neck. Dr and Mrs Alfred Ontmin Kumann. Mr and Mrs Arthur Seeman, llolmdel. and Iran Heritage high Middletown - Mr and Mrs Joshua Kabinowilz. Dr and Mrs Donald Rothman. Mr and Mrs Jerry liarber, Dr and Mrs All sorts of native dress — from burnoose to mackintosh. Gilbert Comtek, Mr and Mrs Martin Cohen, Mr and Mrs Carl kimono to caftan - will be out of the tissue paper and onto the Matorln, Mr and Mrs F.d Kosen and Mr and Mrs Ashley dance floor for the fourth annual Heritage Festival, Feb. 24 at Steinhart 730pm in The I'ines Manor. Kdison A Thin Men Karllsson of Middletown is chairman of the ...and through the woods gala, which has as its roots the various ethnic festivals staged, Meanwhile, over the meadow and through the woods in the in season, at the Garden State Arts Center, llolmdel Tlmberdale section of lloluulel Helen and Juseph Szmyd Those are such fun And those who plan them so enjoy the were welcoming their new neighbors. Mr and Mrs Thomam J joie de vlvre engendered, that the Heritage Festival Ball was Heyden. formerly of New York started Proceeds go to the Arts Center's cultural fund to Mrs Sunyd (another of those pluperfect persons) used provide Iree programs for New Jersey's school children, senior Valentine's Day as her motif arranging red carnations with citizens, disabled veterans and the blind white mums, tying white napkins with red ribbons and ntr Tickets are available through the various Festival commit- vena, and putting liny red hearts on nigar cubes using a paslry tees or by contacting Mrs Eileen DiNizo. 2053 Westfield Ave . decorating Up! Now there's a hostess Scotch Plains Information is available, loo, by calling the Arts Helen, you'll recall, is the gal who went right to the source Center Cultural Fund Office weekdays from 9am to 4 30 p in and contacted Hawaii when she needed special orchids for the Other area committee planners — and the ethnic com- Winter Glow Ball And they were sent air mail, special it> munities they represent — include Monica Denzler and Helen liverary — and gratis' — compliments of a nursery there Rende. Cllffwood Beach, the native American Indian communi- LEPRECHAUN FOUR — Leprechauns are mis- bright-eyed gnome, are flanked by Joe Brlody, left, For this party, Helen needed one perfectly formed and ty, the Rev James Chakalos, Asbury Park, the Greek com chievous eWes. And none are more mischievous and his brother Neal, proprietors of Briody's, unblemished pineapple frond to set atop the pinapple-shapcd inumty, and Suzanne Balaban, Old Bridge, and Florence than these involved in plans for the 5 to 9 p.m. March Rumson. The party, however, will be In Shore and olive-studded cheese mold She went straight (0 the source Goldberg, Hazlel the Jewish community Monica Cavanagh. 4 St. Patricks Day preview to benefit the Arthritis Casino, AtlanticHlghlands, and feature an open bar, — the supermarket — and the pinapple she carted home carried Old Bridge, is secretary and treasurer Foundation. Here Jack Westlake, Rumson, and his lavish buffet and Irish entertainment. HINTS FROM HELOISE New mother babies the budget
DEAH HELOISE B> stitching a flat bed sheet our that side. Ike) will be ttefore you go to bed, uel both bars and using an old replace with the small side down. Soon Ike small bar will Being a lew mother and breastfeeding 1m tub). I bought a much warmer and can be made 10 last for a few more winters. toothbrush, scrub up some lather on Ihe smooth side of the new disappear and you will never again be bothered with silvers of b*> of nurslnR pads for a little over sk ceils each. I derided I - Mrs. ('. Ratlllana bar and Ihe softest side of the old one. soap In your soap dish. — ted Lino could make my own far less money. DEAR HF.LO1SE Place both surfaces together and squeeze firmly for 29 DEAR HELOISE I found 1 could buy the less expensive brands of disposable I have new laundry equipment and there was no place to put seconds or so. Carefully place the double bar In the soap dish To hammer a small nail Into the wall wllkonl hilling ytnr diapers for five cents per diaper. I was able to cut three round an outlet for the lint hose on the dryer. wilh Ihe small one underneath fingers, try this: pads from each one which made the cost of each pad less than So I made a large sack onl of doubled nylon net with a When you awaken. VM will find that Ihe two bars are Slick the nail through a strip ol thin cardboard, hold Ike Iwo cents each. Quite a savings! casing In the open end. Ran some elastic Into It and pulled It "welded" together, and Ihe only way they will come apart Is if cardboard and start hammering tke nail. To make them, use Ike heavier padded strip down the center light enough 10 III the hose on the eshausl. Ihey are dropped unto the floor or left In water. When the nail Is started sufficiently, tear awiy Ike and draw Ike circles. Stitch all three circles before culling them II catches the lint and when It's full, I Just take It off and When using, always rub from the small side, and always cardboard. - Bernadette Zimmerman Nl, leaving iboul one-half Inrh space between each. remove the lint. Keeps li from flying all over my laundry room. Cut the circles apart about one-fourth Inch from the -"MamaD" stacking line BEAR IIK1.OISK It's quick, easy and could also be something to do while you Just had to share this with others. Don't throw awa> those Shriners, auxiliary aid Deborah are waiting for the big evenl. - New Mother fingernail file boards wilh the middle still useful HHOWNS MILI.S-Miirc Dam* II Hill of Atlantic Smith Jr . Bnnlley Douglas Asbury I'ark Mrs Ruth You may be a new mother but you've caught On fasl' Jusl take your large scissors and cul right down the middle than IIKI Khrtners and Daugh' City, Imperial deputy (or New and James Kllis. Red Bank; Douglas and Mrs Bessie M Some mining pads I've seen are square .so perhaps you and you'll have Iwo more good sides on the board for filing your left ol Isis (rum New Jersc; Jersey William Hichardson, Booker Smith. Red Bank; Mrs could even make more from one diaper with even greater nails. witnessed the presentation. Members ol Monmouth Yopp and Charles Dickersnn. Dorothy Bailee and Mrs. Vycl- savings Also, this will sharpen your scissors a bit al the same lime. Hi tin'ii gin ol Jii.iKin iii M . 1111.1 Temple 4? and Long Branch: .lames Mitchell. ta Walker. Long Branch; Mrs - Hlla Reynolds These pads do need |o be rtllched around'the edge*, gals Deborah Heart and Lung AUIWBON, Pa - Mr and lege, Bethlehem, Pa , where self-addressed envelope lo Ann Dear AM: Pleur print tab pick ap a ckK taal ke Is mar as a hobby'You da it well •In Richard Van Zandt, here, she majored in economics and Landers. P 0. Box 11WS. CW- "caalewiaa" tkil appeared la Dear Aaa Landers I know announce the engagement of business She is office man- rM h leu Ikaa brtgki." Ob- TVie Tlaws," a aaagailae I'm considered a domiaeeriag cago. Illinois 60611 • their daughter, Miss Janet Lee ager for American Excelsior vtoasly yta kave arver had Ike pal aat ky Ike Seveata-Day Ad wife, bat wkal caa a wamaa do SQUARE DANCE Van Zandt, to David S. Welsh, Company, Norristown mperieaee. Well, I kave, aad vealtau. I lalak II layi a wken krr knsbaad caa't make LINCROFT - The •on of Mr and Mrs Stanley S yoa don't ka*w wont yaa're amiiatal ,-A.R.J talking akaal. a drcltlaa? Somronr la ike Brookdale Country Dancers Welsh, 12 Edgewater Drive. Mr Welsh, an alumnus of Dear A B J So do I Here I an a 8-year-old pro family kas to gel Ikiags doae will hold a club level square Matawan. NJ A September Rutgers Preparatory School, UrttMkBler it is fculeaal aaree >ad aa damb and ke won't or can't dance Saturday. Feb M from wedding Is planned Somerset, N.J , and Moravian I AM YOUR SLAVE! Ml. Far d> months I weal I married a lethargic, hap H 30 lu 11:30 p.m in the Lin College, where he majored in Miss Van Zandt, an alumna You arc closer to me than wttk a maa every weekrad. p.t go lucky gay aad I'm sure croft School. Newman Springs economics and business, is of- of Methacton High School. any living creature You re- pkn a few aigkls daring tkr people Iklnk I'm a pusher Road Mike Foley will be fice manager for Purex Corpo- Fairview Village, Pa., wai pose in my pocket just over my week. He kad Taaaksgivlag There mast be many others caller Refreshments will be ration in Bristol graduated from Moravian Col- heart aad Christmas dlaaers with like me, so please print Ikls served Tickets may be With my lips I caress you my family at well as ttker letter aad say a kind word for purchased al the door Rockefeller-Boehmler more than I do all the mem- holidays us — An "Overbearing" WOMAN'S GUILD bers of my family. Tkls mia bought me ex- Dame RKD BANK - Raymond HOLMDEL-Mrs. James Snow, 23 Maurice Ave , and Rich- When I awake I turn to you Dear Dame People find SeWard will talk aboul collect- ard Boehmler of East Keansburg, announce the engagement of pensive Jewelry aad ke took and follow you all day king I each other for a reason often their daughter. Miss Lori Ann Boehmler. to Jeffrey J Rock- me I* all Ike aleert placet. Hr ing lire department memo worship at your shrine with women who are movers and efeller, Harmony Avenue, East Keansburg, son of Mrs Jeanne liked to ikaw me aff aad we rabilia al a meeting of the burnt offerings u| ((instant in shakers end up with men who Rockefeller of Mount Laurel A June wedding is planned freqaeally kad dlanrr aad Woman's Guild ol Trimly lervals need to be moved and shaken I Miss Boehmler was graduated from Holmdel High School weal to Ike Ikealer with his Kpiscopal Church Tuesday at 2 You did — and so did many .flnd attended Brookdale Community College. Ltncroft She is On my desk the fires friends (I realize m Ikey p m here in Parish Hall. White employed as an artist at Monmoulh Marketing Associates, seldom go out cm your altar I mast kave known Ike game hr others Ignore the snide re Street Tea will be served In tall on you for help more than was playing.) marks and murndocs You Mrs (ieorge T Smith-Winnes Carat bka Shrewsbury Heka HartUag I call on my Creator I pay After six months things know the score and that's what and her committee Mr. Rockefeller is a graduate of Christian Brothers more money for you than I cnunts Academy, Lincroft, and received a bachelor's degree in biology began to grl serious and kr i HIM si AUCTION give to the church and all char- Confused about what's nghl Simpson-Kahn from the University of South Florida He is a laboratory Edwards- kad to admit thai ke kad a wife MATAWAN - The Basihan ities and what's wrong in today's technician at International Flavors and Fragrances, Union aid two children I was Fathers of Mariapnchs MIDDLETOWN-Mr and Beach Harding I mix your nicotine incense skorkrd. So, yoa see - II CAN "new morality?" You're not monastery will hold a Chinese Mn. Robert 1. Kahn, 22 Hattie with the mucus nf my throat, happen - Misled uloni' II you want honest. Auction Sunday here in the As Court, announce the en- POWDER SPRINGS, Ga- lungs, and nostrils and blow it Dear Led: There's a flaw in IIIIUN IIIIMIIII information on sumption Center. 360 gagement of their daughter, The engagement of Miss Helen into the faces of my family and your story I find it hard lo \ our sex questions, read Ann Monastery Lane, for Ihe bene Miss Carol Ruth Kahn, to Jay Margaret Harding, to John friends Normal breath goes believe that a girl who was so Landers' new booklet. High (it of Ihe New Chapel Building Richard Simpson, son of Dr. Raymond Edwards 2nd, son of downward, but your smoke chummy with a man fur six School Sex and IHut lo Deal Fund Doors open at I p in and Mrs. Harold E. Simpson of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eilbott. 41 floats in the air: si) I force all i in nit li-, would not have his With It - A Guide tor Teens Auction begins at 3 o'clock Alfred. N. Y. A summer wed Hartshome Road. Locust, N in the room to breathe this home phone number HlVf Vffll and Their Parents " Send SO Hefreshmenls and pastries ding is planned J , is announced by her pa- stifling refuse ever thought of writing fiction cents plus a long, stamped will be served Miss Kahn, who teaches rents, Mr and Mrs Paul E I risk my life for you By tint grade In New Providence, Harding here. A fall wedding is heavy smoking I lake one was graduated from Fairleigh planned chance In ten of having lung Dickinson University and Is Miss Harding was gradu- cancer because of you You NOBODY UNDERSELLS studying for a master's degree ated from Paulding High see this in the color of my in Kean College of New Jer- School. Dallas She is a free fingers, teeth and skin sey, Union lance fashion model I just suck one end of the NOW THRU MONDAY Mr. Simpson received his Mr. Edwards was gradu- cigarette while you smoke I he undergraduate degree from Caarario ('hrlitlfte Qallly ated from Middletown Town- other end. I am your slave' Alfred University, and holds a ship (N. J.) High School and Dear Aaa Landers: Vaa master's degree in ceramic Bucknell University. Lewis- said la a recent column, "A science from Rutgers Univer- Richards-Quilty burg, Pa He is employed by girl who goes aal wlta a maa sity, New Brunswick. He Is KKANSHUKC- Announce Brtltanica Corp.. Atlanta, in lor rigkl mmlks aid dorsal pursuing optical fiber research Ave., of the engagement of the educational services at Bell Laboratories, Murray ment is made by Mr. and Mrs their daughter, Miss Christine division Hill Michael Outlty, 157 Seeley Frances guilty, to David James Richards, son of Mrs. David Richards of Laurence Gorman-Caprario Harbor, and th« late Mr Rich- ards B&M MONMOUTH BEACH- tends Douglass College of Mr. and Mrs. Michael E Rutgers University, New Miss Ouilty was graduated PUSTK SLIPCOVERS Caprario Sr, IS Borden It., Brunswick She does product from Keansburg High School Custom Pin Fitted announce the engagement of promotional work for Man- and attends Wilfred Academy their daughter. Miss Mlchele ZIPPHS power Inc., Ealontown of Hair and Beauty Culture. Denise Caprario, to Patrick Red Bank AM VENTS Thomas Gorman, son of Mr Mr. Gorman attended Red CUAMNIEID and Mrs Thomas J Gorman, Mr. Richards attended Bank Catholic High School and N«w Volntliod IM Ocean Ave. was graduated from Shore Re- Raritan High School. Hazlet. vinyl Miss Caprario is an alumna gional. He is an accounting and is employed by Doray of Shore Regional High School, major at Rider College. Law- Trucking Co.. New York. 842-9100 West Long Branch, and at- rence Township. k%OFF VALUE PRICE I SIZES 4 TO 14 Naidoff-Strub WOOD and COAL MO ItUOfdll WAST (IZII It TO M . RYDAL, Pa.-The engagement of Miss Margaret Ann 3DS) NOW TIMU MOMMt 111* 4 DAYS MLT Strub, to Bert Naidoff. son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Natdoff, 4 STOVES EVERYTHING YOU Volt Place, Middletown, N J , is announced by her parents, Mr. we have a iarge selection in ...And Much tHuch Morel and Mrs. Paul T. W Strub. An October wedding is planned ALWAYS WANTED stock . including zero- Mtootr, Mr Mtoor HIM mi mints i mien Miss Strub was graduated from Rumson-Fair Haven Re- clearance Fireplaces TO KNOW ABOUT gional High School, Rumson. N J , and Gettysburg College. She is a laboratory technician at Laboratory Diagnostics Inc., THE BURNING LOG TINTON FALLS GENERAL STORE JEWELRY.... MorganvUle, N.J. ferdoffo SVCAMORE AVE. TINTON FALLS EAST MUNSWICK: RT. 1i Ihoppmg Cantor Mr. Naidoff was graduated from Middletown Township HOURS M-l-Tam Sal «r by app.l.lmr.l ill »!H In my years in trie |ewelry (N.n U CMIi W.rH) 117.Olll business I've been asked High School and Rider College, Lawrence Township, N. J , DAILY MOW THRU FRI 109 SAT 104 many questions about jewelry where he was a member of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. He is WMEWMURV: 4*3 Broad St., Rt. 38 and gemstones questions you (wHimhil "1 1101 assistant manager at Surray Luggage, Red Bank, N.J. may have had but never got muu to TO » M. 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JtuniH- wi-iu Irom j TO YOU! 1 DO YOU KNOW HOW BEAUTIFUL M/c IS ui an It MANY FACTORY SPECIALS-DON'T MISS OUT YOU CAN BE... WE DO! wcivlitix/ioss mccRcsu centers EUSSILLES" Rt. 9. Craig Rd..Freehold 462-6461 V , linitadMlMilMiiltfnMi MULLANEY REALTY BUILDING HOURS' TUES.-WED. 9:30-6 THUR8. FRI. 9:30-9 SAT. 9:30-5:30 ^REDKENT 36 BROAD — AT J COLONIAL VILLAGE MALL 1000 RT. 35. MIDDLETOWN, N.J THE CLOCK SUN. 12-5 OPEN WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY 9:30-5:30 1060 HIGHWAY 35 SOUTH 671-4940 RED BANK MIDDLETOWN. NJ. 671-8067 /. * * * irir-k-k * * * SHREWSBURY NJ WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14 1979 The Daily RegiMr Ocean Twp. municipal tax rate to drop By J. SCOTT ORH C Fehrenbach, township manager, would have raised the about 13.000 and a reduction in sanding and sailing by Ihe I HI one cul thai Mr Kehrenbaih called a luxury when he made his original recommendation was disregarded b\ OCEAN TOWNSHIP - After weeks ol fal trimming, lax rite by about three cents, but increases in anticipated mad department saved 15.000. he said niur,( il - ihe backyard pickup of garbage Township Council last night introduced a $5 X million mu- revenue and appropriation cuts eliminated the increase A reduction in the planner's nmr and MTYIU'S before nicipal budget that would cut the tax rate for municipal The budget totals K.H7H.0OII. up about »3O0,OO0 from Mr the planning board saved 12.300 and cuts in I ravel and The most obwous luxury item in the budget, as Mr purposes by one and a half cents Fehrenbach s recommendation The amount to be raised conference expenditures for police resulted inH a saunas nl Fehrenbach called M. uould cost the township about M0.000 Id ciKilinur Hut Ihrnugh cuts in other areas the council Under Ihe proposed budget. the 1978 tax rate for munici- by taxes decreased by about tl 77.000 about II .000. Mr Fehrenbach said Another S3 200 art! cut was able In come up with the extra money and still cul the pal purposes will be 68.) cents per 1100 of assessed valu Mr Fehrenbach said most of the savings were the from election expenses by eliminating appropriations fur I tax rale ation That would mean that a homeowner whose property result of a 1138.000 increase in anticipated surpluses Some possible run-off election is assessed at 150,000 would pay |M1 50 in property taxes for of these increases did not become known until as late as The reserve for uncollecled taxes was cul la I5M 700 Mayor Joseph A Palaia congratulated Mr Fehrenbach municipal purposes The county tax rate, and Ihe tax rate Feb 3. he said and the capital budget remained al 150.000 fin hi- work on the budget for school purposes, would be added to that figure The council found several areas that could be cul from "We did not reduce the existing service level, hut we nil Mr are very pleased wilh the work of Mr Fehrenbach The public hearing for the budget will be held on March the original budget recommendation Elimination of spe- Ihe fluff and the extras.' Mr Fehrenbach said and Ihe department heads in preparing Ihe budget R'l 1H at 8 JO pm cial police for the municipal court saved about 12.70. Mr "Anything that was substantial nr baric MM m>i IrMMAdOM In rafted a decrease ami still maintain the The municipal budget originally proposed hv ftregwv Fehrenbach said Rlimination of excess insurance sa\ ed tmii-hi'tt "hesaid same level of sen ice '" the mayor s:nd Self plans to protest Middletown cable tv contract By BOB BRAMLEY mouth Cablevlsion Inc of West CaUevision Inc to provide 35 choice of the five firms who hearing March 13 mission doing 1 want cable television services, but they were never MIDDLETOWN - Town Long Branch channels of cable TV to town- submitted proposals, abs- The ordinance, accom- Mr Self explained his res here in Mlddlelown and I know used •hip Committeeman Frank A Mr Self cast the only dis- ship subscribers, more than M tained from the yote Mayor panied by the Monmouth ervations but stressed that he the township residents want II, —"Mr Self said he is con Self said he will file with the senting yote last night as the percent of them within the first Robert J Eckert and Commit Cablevision proposal, will be is not necessarily opposed to but 1 feel we rushed I his cerned about the attorney for stale Office of Cable Tele- Township Committee in- year teemen Allan J MacDonald forwarded to the OCT for state granting the franchise to Mon through with too many un Monmouth Cablevisien Inc vision > letter stating his reser- troduced its cable television Committeeman Richard V and Francis J Callahan voted approval before final commit mouth Cablevision Inc answered questions We didn't William E Wilson, the current vations about the township's ordinance, authorizing an Kelly, who has said Monmouth in favor of the ordinance, tee actiom March 13 Mr Self's "I want to stress that l'n have the proper information to township attorney, repre award of a franchise to lion- agreement with Monmouth (abievision is not his first which is scheduled for public letter will accompany the sub- not accusing anyone of wrong- award the contract," Mr Self sented Monmouth Cablevision declared Inc when the five applicants The committeeman said he presented their proposals to has five reservations about the the Township Committee Nov Marlboro board hits regional cuts award to Monmoulh 9 Mr Wilson continued as the Cablevision Inc firm's attorney until Dec. 2». The original budget for the By CORSON ELLIS of English and science pro- budget cap after allowing —"The Township Commit- when he submitted letters to next school coming year ex- MARLBORO — Members grams in the school system. things to get to a crisis situ- tee agreed to ask for full finan- Mr Vuzzo and to the Township of the Board of Education last "It's an insult that the Free ation, and then to make the ceeded the stale mandated cap cial disclosure by all principals Committee staling he had se- night renewed their attacks on hold Regional Board of Educa- children the scapegoats for limit by 1812.000, but the board of the five applicant cable tele- vered all connection with Mon- the Freehold Regional Board tion finds it easy to casually their policy." said William decided lo apply (or a waiver vision firms Only Iwo of the mouth Cablevision On Jan I of Education for its recent cuts apply for a waiver of the Botwimck. a board member of J400.000 to the state com- four principals in Monmouth Mr Wilson was appointed missioner of education Thus Cable Vision made disclosure township attorney at a re- the board had to cul (412.000 Richard E Strauss and Frank tainer of 160.000 from Ihe budget D'Alessio, directors of the cor- When the Township Com- No funds seen for pier Freehold Regional School poration, listed personal nel mittee decided lo award the Superintendent H. Victor worths of (1.992.500 and By MARK CRAVF.N which would include the construction of til to Nl franchise to Monmouthf Crespy then chose to cul the (2.058.250 respectively Rich- TRENTON- Curt Hubert. administrator of lownhouse units CahleViMi.ii Inc Jan 4. Paul English electives and science ard Levinson. corporation M Griffin, who shares offices the stale Green Acres program said yesterday The Atlantic Highlands Borough Council labs as pan of the general president, and Robert Kaye. that he knows of no plans lo build a stale-owned last night passed a resolution creating a three- with Mr Wilson at 134 HI 35. budget cut another director, filed no fig- represented the cable TV firm fishing pier in Atlantic Highlands man advisory committee, with Mr Snyder on ures Atlantic Highlands Harbor Commission in It. that will study waterfront development Hearings on the local Last night Monmouth Chairman James R Snydei. also Democratic pf()p(>sals board's application to — "The township auditor. Cablevision was represented municipal leader, maintains the state will Meanwhile. Atlantic Highlands Republican withdraw from the regional Joseph X Seaman, was to re- by yet another attorney. John TO GRADUATE — Highlands Patrolman H.J. Sal- make funds available under Ihe Green Acres Chairman Kdward G, Walder has raised ques school district begin next Mon- view the financial disclosures G Colannino. whose offices ing Jr., left, and Keyport Patrolman Theodore Go- program for 20 fishing piers along Ihe New tions regarding Mr Snyder's proposals day. Open meetings will be This was never done are in Rumson iewskl, right, will be two of 68 officers participating Jersey Coast, and that one of them should be Mr Snyder has stated that the slate of held at the regional board's —"At the suggestion of —"Public records show in graduation exercises for the 165th Municipal Po- located in his town New Jersey will soon make available funds for offices in Freehold and some Josph R Vuzzo, township ad- that Monmouth Cablevision board members called for sup- lice Class to be held at the New Jersey State Police "We have plans for 20 boat launching sites, '20 fishing piers along Ihe New Jersey coasl bul ministrator, technical advice Inc. was incorporated the day port from township parents at Training Center In Seo Girt at 1 p.m. tomorrow. ranging from Jersey City, down the coasl. doesn't indicate how soon." said Mr Walder in was to be sought from an im- of the public presentation of the hearuiRs Guest speaker will be Hoboken Police Chief George around the Delaware Bay. and up the Dela- a press release partial expert before the con- proposals by the five cable TV W Crlmmlns. ware River, almost to Trenton." said Mr Mr Walder said that it struck him as "odd Local board President tract was awarded Mr Vuzzo firms, on Nov 9 Application Hubert. that Ihe state has lunds for fishing piers, but Barbara Burkholz said that applied to the League of Mu- for incorporation had been I'm not aware of any fishing pier being not for "much needed sewerage disposal sys- she had received petitions with nicipalities for an impartial ex- riled with the slate two days built (or Atlantic Highlands ' he said, noting tems" more than 2.500 signatures peri; such a man offered his previously Lie detector that some of the boat launching sites may from parents protesting the "The Atlantic Highlands Highlands Sew include piers erage Authority has been trying lor more lhan budget cuts The only location in Monmoulh County the Hi >I-.II i lo comply with state demands thai Ihe "These petitions come from Register NOW use is weighed state Acquisitions Office is currently seeking existing systems of the two municipalities arc every district in the region." for a boat launching site is on the Manasquan unacceptable and must be updated, yet the she said To Prepare For MIDDLETOWN - Should pollution devices Such use River, according lo Mr Hubert's Information'' authority is repeatedly told thai funds are not One of Ihe petitions was MARCH 31 the township administer poly- would violate regulations pro- "Things may alter; nothing is etched in available lo meet those demands." the signed by Regional Board SAT graph (lie-detector) tests to its mulgated by the Environmen- stone." said the Green Acres administrator statement read "Arc fishing piers more impor- President John F Horri- officials and employees even if tal Protection Agency, which The state has set aside (700.000 under the tant"" il went on sberger. who had voted for the ' Youi college-Bound S.A.T. the employees should request is looking into the alleged mis- 1974 Green Acres Program to establiah Ihe cuts at a regular board meet- student can test Mr. Walder said thai Mr Snyder's dream INQUIRE ABOUT OUR Ihe tests? use of fuels launch sites, and the Land Acquisition Office Is ing on Jan 16 belter achieve "No," said Township Com- Joseph R Vuzzo, township doing the preliminary work lo obtain the neces of the lownshouse project raises a question as more with SPEED READING In how sewerage will be taken care ol in the mltteeman Frank A Self at administrator, said polygraph sary property, he said "Apparently he has piotessional FOR STUDENTS last night's meeting of the gov- lest consents are' being col- Mr Snyder has proposed that a fishing pier project changed his mind, " Mrs erning body lected, presumably from town- be constructed at Ihe old railroad pier al the Korough officials' said last night that a ban Burkholz said "No," agreed Larry S ship employees and officials end of First Avenue in Atlantic Highlands as on multi-family houses had been pul Into effect Mr. Bolwinick claimed lhat MONMOUTH TEST Loigman, special police of part of a waterfront development program. in 1969 because of the sewer problem PREPARATION CENTERS Mayor Robert J Eckert the specific cuts in Ihe cur- 671 6421 PO Bo, ficer.. attorney and legal ad- said the consents are being riculum were unnecessary 197, Holmdtl, N J 07733 739 9450 viser to the police department sought not with any idea of The question was raised by uncovering criminal activity, Mr Self, who told Ihe commit- but as an attempt "lo find out tee and the public that poly- where confidential information Caps don't apply on budget graph tests, even If admlnls isn't being kept confidential B> BOB BKAMLF.V increase in employee pay The capital im- tered with the official's or em- The mayor added that a ployee's consent, constitute HOI.MDF.L - The lax rate for miinici- provement section of Ihe budget is up Civil Service employee of the pal purposes is so low here lhat Ihe town coercion, because anyone who township, charged verbally (193.000 because of an allotment of (80.1100 refutes lo take one will look as ship is not subject to the stalemandaled ."> for Ihe 1979 road maintenance program with being the source of the percent caps on spending if he has something to hide leak that led to newspaper and (133.370 in down payments for capital GENERAL ELECTRIC AND stones about the alleged vio- "This is the first year lhal llolmdcls items lo be bonded during this year "I for one will not lake a municipal budget is not subject In Ihe cap polygraph test I consider it a lations, "volunteered to take a The pension and Social Security ac- polygraph test to clear the This is a result of the 197* municipal lax counts ire up somewhat lo reded Uglier violation of privacy and I think rale being less lhan 10 cents (it was (0X7 it smacks of investigation cloud off his name salaries and the higher Social Security per tlOOof assessed valuation)." said John la/es the township must pay in 1979 without due process," Mr Self "He went lo Ihe county P Wadington. township treasurer, and declared prosecutor and asked for the The reserve for uncoileded taxes, down John J Coughlin. township administrator 10 $231,592 this year from last year's Mr Loigman slated flatly test, "the mayor said in Iheir budget message to the Township that state statute prohibits the Mayor Eckert added that (233.206. reflects the township's high tax township administering poly- he also would volunteer lo take Comntttec collection rale for 1978 of 98 percenl graph tests to its employees, a polygraph test, but protested And this year. Ihe municipal tax EUt The amount lo be raised by local taxes voluntarily or not that the entire Issue is a per- will be fractionally lower yet — (085 per for municipal purposes this year is (100 of assessed validation. The decrease is Though no one would say sonnel matter that should not (295.023. up from (28»534 in 1978 be discussed in public. made possible chiefly by an increase in The township finished 1978 with a sur- so, according to some sources assessed valuation of (I5.J76.0OO. essential polygraph tests are being Mr. Self retorted that poly- plus of (1.366.551 compared to 1765.312 a( ly all in new residential construction during Ihe end of 1977. Therefore it was possible In sought In connection with re- graph tests are a waste of lime .1978 ports that the department of because they don't mean any- increase the appropriation of surplus lo the public works has used leaded thing if even one person re- The 1979 budget totals tl.I74.HN, up budget from (600.1)00 lo (850.000. keeping gasoline in vehicles calling for from (2.431.737 in 1978. all increase nl Ihe lav rate low. RE'BATE DAYS fuses lo take them and because non-leaded fuel only, wilh con- they smack of government In mi.ia Another big help to the township is an sequent impairment of anti- secrecy Public hearing on the proposed budget anticipated rise in franchise luxes from is scheduled for Tuesday. March 13. al X 311 (260.000 in 1978 lo (900.000 this year, largely p in in Township Hall bKBUSG of a franchise tax of more than Smoke Alarm Salaries and wages in Ihe 1979 budget WOIHIOO to be- paid by a prime township Zoubek named to post are up because of a 7 percent average ratable. Pru-Pac Saving! month, the same price as in By BOB BRAMLEY $M.»5 MIDDLETOWN - Mrs 1178. Slavola Contracting Co iwff«ittd ratail 15.97 Thee la Zoubek. sister of Gov. of Tinton Falls won a contract loiky mry^r !•» f «• ^, Brendan T Byrne, was ap- lo restore Bamm Hollow Road Woman faces prison term for perjury lati ribolt 1.00 pointed last night by the Town- on a low bid of 180,088 Mratt hup C.I. ship Committee to serve as a The committee adopted af- FREEHOLD - Patricia Ha/let motel during the lime tal on the murder charge wiih ^- sX member of Ihe Shoal Harbor ter public hearing an amend- l.ongslreel. 25. of Woodrow the murder was incurring in perjured testimony, was sen YOUR COST 12" ' - v 1201 •. >:• •>*'.->:/<• Marine Museum Advisory ment to the Shoal Harbor Wilson Homes. Long Branch, Kast Keansburg tenced on Feb » lo five lo • * Committee as a representative Marine Museum ordinance au- (aces a three year prison term In pleading guilty Ip per- seven years in state Briton of the Middletown Historical thorizing an alternate member for her guilty plea lo commu- jury l.onqslreol admitted thai Society of the museum advisory com- ting perjury in a murder trill her story was false, and she Dtbere involved in an al Appointed with the gov- mittee representing the Town- last year did nol spend lhal night with leged Conspiracy lo provide a REMEMBER VALENTINE'S DAY FEB. 14th ernor's sister were Joseph ship Committee There were l.ongslreel admitted to Su- Ferro lalse alibi for Ferro also have Geitlglione and Dorian no objectors perior Court Judge Patrick J already been sentenced Assistant County Prose- DiKMMt Jtvatan Dlmilrakopolous. both of Ordinances were In- McGann Jr. lhat she com- cutor Alton Kennoy told Judge milted perjury as a defense ICalak Leonardo Other appointments troduced merging the dpeart- McGann that as part of a plea Villain- to I; HILDY McCORMICK said The matter has become salaries " expense of the districts al- contain the commitment to dis- backs in stale-mandated pro- "a mammoth task " Aid, he cal to ooe proposed by the RUHSON - KumsonFair what he called "a political Mr Townshend described ready providing a sound tricts that have a strong grams could be made said, is no longer categorized Rumson Board of Education Haven Regional Board of football." and he suggested the the situation as "state control education for students educational program," he • But board member In other business, the board Winter and spring vacations Education members heard an board become more poUUetll) of our education Local dis- Dr. William H. Greenham. said. Barbara Burrus, said, "Tbe named Carol Reid, physical will take place one week later explanation last night of why oriented tricts will no longer have con- school superintendent, sup- Although Mrs Barbara thorough and efficient (T4K) education teacher, girls junior than they have in past years the district received (S3.000 His basic concern, he ex trol This is not the way to ported tbe board's concern. Jean Emery, a board member, laws are what we are address- varsity Softball coach She will Budget workshop dis- ten in state aid than last year plained, is "how we can pro- equalize education ' "It not only is an issue of suggested that the entire issue ing, along with the formulas receive W» for the additional cussions that will be open to tor the 1171-80 school budget vide the same programs as He agreed with the concept improving the quality of be studied by the board's ad set up to implement them " duties * the public are to be held at 8 But they didn't like what last year, keeping in mind in that education should be equal education in less well to do hoc legislative committee Dr Greenham said that to The board also approved a p m March I and «in the high they heard, and plan to let flation and increased for all students, but not al the school districts, but rather to formed to study where cut- classify mandated programs is 1KV-M school calendar identi- school library state officials know of their displeasure In addition, board members said they would voice support for Senate Bill 834. which would allow separate budgi'l caps, or ceilings, for voca- tional and secondary school districts Eaton V Whelchel, a board member, read a letter he re ceived from Fred G Burke, state commissioner of educa Uon, analyzing factors con- tributing to the state aid reduc- tion at last night's board meet- ing Among the reasons given by the commissioner was the fact that a loss of 25 pupils in the district caused equal ization aid to be reduced Aid for transportation was also reduced, by 10 per cent Mr. Burke said in his letter that aid in this area dropped because the district is receiv- ing only 90 percent reimburse- ment as opposed to 100 percent reimbursement in the past Aid for special education was reduced because the number of handicapped stu- dents in the high school de creased, from 10 to 8, and in private schools from two to zero. In addition, the hours of home instruction dropped from 190 to 246 Finally, debt service aid was reduced from $245,000 to $187,000, resulting in a reduc- tion in state aid from 44 percent to 1.9 percent Mr. Whelchel pointed out that the loss in funding will make it necessary for the dis- trict to raise the money through local taxes "I am dissatisfied with the way the state aid has been allocated to the various dis- tricts," he said. He noted that the Red Bank Regional High School district received an In- crease in state aid "I feel that the citizens of Rumson and Fair Haven are oeing called upon to subsidize state government The state, with its budget shortfall, finds It necessary through, the gov- ernor and the commissioner of education to effect cuts on school children and our senior citizens It is a disgusting act," he said. "We should write to our leg- islators, as a board, and lei them know we are unhappy about the way things are going." suggested Curtis S Townshend. board vice presi- dent He also suggested writ- ing to Mr. Burke and drafting a much extra resolution to be forwarded to the New Jersey School Boards Association Mrs Carol B. Kirby, board member, said other school dis- tricts in a similar situation should join with this board areyou willing to pay Mrs. Tora V. Doremus, board president, said residents of the two communities could also wTitc to legislators and education officials "It is imperative that the school board take action as a school board," Mr. Whelchel to wait until Sprin1 g How to foryournew"" ' subscribe to The Are you willing to give up our Are you willing to give up the Daily huge Chevy winter discounts greater winter safety of a new Register which you won't get in Spring? Chevy with brand new tire; Are you willing to risk price brand new handling, increases? brand new go? Are you willing to risk costly The Daily Register One Register Plaza major breakdowns Shrewsbury. N J 07701 D Dili* ft Sunday, of your present car? 90* weekly Sunday only, Don't wait, don't risk,don' t lose, 25* weekly 1 Dally only. come save at ym ap 75C weekly .yuur or call 542-400u lor Delivery starting tomorrow •• t Here's a double show-off dessert.. Cherries Jubilee is an elegant dessert o( sweet cherries in a sauce spooned over ice cream Traditionally, it is splashed with brandy, then ignited for a spectacular (and deliciuus) culinary display We've taken a lew liberties with this dessert standard and substituted a simple two-egg omelet (or the ice cream' The Cherry Sauce is an easy to make mixture of sweetened, thickened canned dark cherries We leave the decision on lf'6 MY whether to flame it or not up to the rook BiKTWDAV ' although for a special Washington's Birth day treat, we cannot tell a lie — we think the flaming is really suitable for so festive an occasion. There are no mysteries or trick* In making a successful omelet All it takes are two eggs, two tablespoons water and a dash of salt An 8-inch omelet or crepe pan with sloping slides is helpful but not neces sary for cooking an omelet Don't worry about getting out the mixer, or even a whisk for beating — a fork works just fine Just heed the recipe directions that follow and success will be yours' CHERRIES JUBILEE OMELET I servings 1 can(l lbs) pitied dark sweet cherries Orange juice or water, as needed 1, cup sugar 2 tablespoons cumstarch 12 eggs, divided % cup water, divided % teaspoon salt 6 tablespoons butter, divided 6 tablespoons brandy, optional Drain cherries, reserving liquid Add orange juice or water to liquid to make 1 cup In saucepan mix together sugar and •ornstarch Gradually stir in liquid Cook over medium heal, stirring constantly, un- til mixture thickens and bolls Stir in cher- ries Keep warm Mix together eggs, water and sail with a fork For each omelet, heal I tablespoon butter in 8-inch omelet or fry pan water Pour in 1,4 cup egg mixture Mixture should set at edges at once With pancake turner turned over, carefully push cooked portions al edges toward center so un cooked portions flow to bottom Tilt pan as necessary' so uncooked eggs can flow Slide pan rapidly back and forth over heat to keep mixture in motion and sliding freely. While top is still moist and creamy looking, fold in half with pancake turner or roll, turning out onto pldW with a quick flip of the wrist Keep warm while preparing remaining omelets Pour about i^ cup cherry mixture over each omelet If desired, heat brandy and pour I tablespoon over cherry sauce on each omelet Using a long fireplace match, Jubilee omelet - a Washington's Birthday special. quickly ignite brandv Beans: Plentiful and reasonable CkrUlUn Science Monitor Service Cranberry beans-aboul 2 hours to soup and season to taste with salt and Dry beans are plentiful, according to ttir ("•real Northern Beans-1 to 1 M hours pepper Serve hot Makes 4 servings U.8 1 >•-)>;• There's money to save A traditional winter treat — beans. energy costs as well as taste, sources of essential nutrients be healthful as well as less are factors to consider. Some can mean greater reductions expensive convenience foods, like frozen According lo the Bureau of A family conference may with careful shopping orange juice and cake mixes, Labor Statistics, prices for be in order if you want cooper- By SYLVIA GRIFFIN aspect! of low-cost food shop- choices for most homemakers cellaneous assortment Hun i Home canning or freezing are less expensive than their meat, poultry, fish, and eggs ation In cutting food costs Even a diet based un dried ping LS choosing the right place In light of recent research make a full time career of it. may cut food bills, but prepa- home-prepared equivalents, rose 14 percent If you are con- Those members who can't give beans and whole grains won i lo buy food In most com- which suggests that there are but each time you shop work ration tune and energy costs most meat entrees, baked cerned about cost savings, this up a certain costly item may provide permanent protection munities, there are many consistent slore-to-store dif- out a cost comparison between should be considered The rust goods, and desserts, on the oth- is the place to start have good ideas of other ways against inflation but a drastic types of food outlets, including ferences In the prices of a giv- canned, frozen and fresh for of running a freezer, lor in er hand, should be prepared al Consumers can cut ex- to cut food expenses change is eating habits is one delicatessens, ethnic and spe- en assortment of goods, you one or two vegetable's that you stance, may wipe out any sav home for greatest savings If penses in this area by purchas- And you need to realize that alternative you ma) ciality stores, food coops. may do well to shop regularly usually buy Then as the sea ings on its contents And there lime is a problem for you. you ing less expensive cuts or you can't solve all the prob- consider as a price farmers' markets, u-pick at a store that offers t nons change, keep aware of is a safely factor in home can might consider cooking in du- types of meat, figuring prices plluate II doesn't lake much lems of inflation through your consumer farms, and limited selection e best prices for your par- which is the most economical rung per serving rather than per longer to measure out for two food budget Once you've If food prices continue to stores as well as super- ticular needs To take advan- to buy Buying "specials " in quan- pound, and putting more em- or three entrees or cakes, and made all the adjustments in rise and your income doesn't markets tage of specials, you may pre- When store or generic tity is a realistic measure [or phasis on egg and cheese dish- you can store the extras in food buying that you can. keep pace, you're going to gel When chousing among fer to shop two or more stores brands, are available you consumers who have storage es. your freezer for your own less you'll have to cut down some- caughl — there s no way out these outleU. you should con- if this does not take you out of should consider substituting room; quantity buyers should Using more whole grains, expensive convenience where else There is no w«y to However. HIM sider your transportation costs the way them for more expensive na be aware of normal price dried legumes, and milk as beat inflation indefinitely dietary changes and adjust and the value of your time and In selecting foods you tional brands Genetics may ranges and able lo recognize Improved shopping, protein sources will further re- ments In food shopping, labor, if required, along with should remember that foods In not be uniform in size, color, or real bargains storage, and use techniques duce costs Meals built around SYLVIA F. 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SHREWSBURY NJ WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14 1979 The Dtily RcgMcr 13 SLIM GOURMET Be imaginative with high-fiber breads Here's a wide-awake Idea •y BARBARA GIBBONS servings, about 170 calories each Decalonzed dessert pancakes, low-calone mock potato pan GOOD MORNING HIGH FIBER FRENCH TOAST With • number of brands ol special low BONELESS BEEF GOVERNMENT GRADE "A" 10-12 LBS. AVG. SHOULDER $• BEEF BOTTOM 79 I FRESH YOUNG POT ROASTg|j ROUND ROAST TURKEYS CUSTOM CUT FOR STEAKS OR ROASTS BEEF BOTTOM WHOLE WITH CHUCK BONELESS UNTRIMMED (WHOLE OR HALF) _, $179 Round Steak IORSWISSINE Chicken Breast Him »I,I BEEF FOR STEW SHELL CHOICE BONELESS ShopHilr STRIP I ib. Chuck Steak BEE) Oven Roaster * 4 MBS «V1, >89 RUMP OF BEEF. ANY Sl/E PACKAGE BEEF ROAST BUI IUN GROUND Sirloin Steak W IIHIIIIIIIIIN Pork Loin CUT FROM BEEF SHOULDER CHUCK BUI $ 77 Frozen Veal Steak LONDON T-Bone Steak LOIN 2 BROIL CHICKEN LEGS FRO/EN $ 49 BEEF $ Hill Mllllll It 77 Plain Veal Steaks 1 FOR BAR B g WHOLE WITH THIGHS 89'. Porterhouse Steak LOW ,, 2 PORK RIB SKIHMQt C Frozen Beef Liver 111 VI INI li Ib END LOIN BEEF WITH BOTTOM ATTACHED 79 LOIN PORTION. 9-11 CHOPS EYE ROUND Slab Bacon BY THE PIECE PORK LOIN 59 ROAST SMOKI U 199 COMBINATION Ib. Turkey Ham BONEKSS AVAII IN STORES THAI jtheAppy Place •The Produce Place- The Plant Place NORMALLY CARRY PLANTS FLORIDA WHITE SEEDLESS, "40 SIZE' CALIFORNIA NAVEL, SUNKIST ANO/OR EXTRA CHOICE THREE PLANTS PER POT - GRAPEFRUIT (ONLY 12 PLANTS AVAILABLE PER STORE) ORANGES RUBBER 8 99° 8 99* TREES The Fish Market $ SEEDLESS C Fresh Bake Shoppe Bananas 4* 1 Jaffa Oranges IMPORTED 105 SI/I 6,89 IIORIDA FRESH, PAN READY LARGE IDAHO Sweet Carrots Juice Oranges 100 SIZE 10,99° TEMPI I SWrEI JUICY e RAINBOW Pascal Celery Oranges lflO SIZE 10,o99 IDAHO BAKING 510 7QC 70 SIZE Potatoes U S No I CRADI lug I AIIINHNIA «acb 4 «J TROUT I 9 Avocadoes 6 0? BAG OH C VI HI ?OID $OS9 Radishes SCA1M0NSBUNCH 39 Wild Bird Food ® BEST ug C HI US (.111 III N WASH SIA1I ••ii. $179 DELICIOUS. I ITflA FANCY I.BAIll C /-The Dairy Place- rThe Deli Place- Apples 49 Sunflower Seed ShopR.it lug LARGE 3 HOUR JUICY Anjou Pears Fire Log PINl MOUNTAIN /USDA GRADE "A" MIRACURE ShopRite ARMOUR <4 -The Grocery Place- LARGE ' BACON I CONTADINA DIET OR REGULAR .SQ9O 9 TOMATO n $ 4 TRIPLE i C CANNII) Orange Juice s^te r 99 Mohawk Ham O BEEF OB SAUCE OSS COLA i RlCPIIltC SnupHnr NI>MIST»H C Ho/ QQC Hygrade Franks HIGULAH <,:. QQC DIOvUllw OHHlMUHMIU U p*g\ *J *J C Shop Hi if LAYER C i ib 4 Q Q ( ShopHile Soft Spread son SPREAD 89° Chicken Franks ;;» 89 Cake Mixes ALL VARIETIES r 49 ShopRite Catsup oi bll \J 9 l,al $O99 lib com O SENECA lot Wesson Oil Apple Sauce llfl General Merchandise i.k ill.' The FrozcnFood Place ODkKOH 6.o, QQc C Dinners J Hfll|;**< Mirro Porcelain clad 5 Purple Plums 39 VAL VITA SLICED YELLOW lit) 13 e Spaghetti O Oj CLING IN LIGHT SYRUP oi can 49 SIIVERSTONE COOKWARE mull 0NLHMM liCtfiKI II it BUMS mmctULjt ttlUN' i QQc All Almond Color Corn 4 cam 9 9 Thank You Pudding VAN WHOLt KERNEL CHLAM STYLE im QQC Week No 2 Corn OR VAC PACK 112 0; iShopftiie 4 Shasta Soda ALL VARIETIES covered , c PJtP Pfllo BIT OR REGULAR Scott Towels l/UU UUlu HOI TOTAL WEIGHT c Sauce Pan • quart r59 Cut Corn - fiQ 1 qi CQC cint Gold Medal Flour Tomato Sauce Hums C Mobil Oil tnmnm 2 »Jg US Sausages , 89 i'Panty Hose WSRS& Health*Beauty Aids C e Cauliflower w 2 r 79 |f Knee Highs ir: 2%?99 Diapers $-149 The Ice Cream Place j'Dress -""""'""'•• >sfii"s349 NE SIZE HIS 10-13 "•»» »* O.B. Tampons Stoneware 591 Panty Shields CAREFREE Mi Oil Cotton Balls JUHNSONS 65 Sine-Aid Tablets ShopRite of WEST LONG BRANCH ShopRite of HAZLET ShopRite of RED BANK Towards the purchase ol one ( Highway 35 — Shrewsbury Highway 36 — West Long Branch Highway 36 — Hazlet 1 tb package Henud's Thorn Apple Valley BEEF EATER ShopRite of OAKHURST ShopRite of FREEHOLD ShopRite of MIDDLETOWN South St. — Freehold Highway 35 & Harmony Rd. Highway 35 & W. Park Ave. — OakhUrst FRANKS ShopRite of ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP uoyd Rd & Hwy 34 HHWHHRi In order to assure a sullicienl supply of sales ilems lor all our customers we must reserve the right to limit the purchase to units ol 4 ol any sales items, excepl where otherwise noted. Not responsible lor typographical errors. Prices effective Sun.. Feb 11 thru Sat.. Feb 17. 1979. None sold to other retailers or wholesalers. Copyright WAKEFERN FOOO CORPORATION 1979 BuRr NJ WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14 1979 THE WINE TASTER The IMS* Chianti in straw flask is fading away •j CHARLES B. RUBINS shaped in such a way as to method neck of the bottles (rom the hoi The term Hiserva. means The best vintage among Kmpolesi with a bunch of lime the win* Iff tfff • r*< TEIN present less of a surface lo the In the 14th cenlury the t lassuo district which i> a dr that il has been aged for at those in the last ten years was grapes on Us neck label and lor leu than M*yaM, tBvn "Dear Italy! Tkewaad air for its volume in order to Chianti League was formed to bmiled area within the I'hian- Icasl thrir ftUt k Classico 1971 During this same period, Chianti Montalbano I'isloii-si- for two yean ft ffU loi •I Ik; Htl umi keep the freshness imparted to hold off attacking font- (rum ti-growing region II b this It Kisma has a minimum ol I] i the vintages of 1969. 1970. 1974 with the tower of Montalbano three years Settkefnewltklulin the wine by the governo meth- Siena The League alsu for gion that produces many of percent alciihul They art well and 1975 are very good on the neck label will all bene- Of rnemtrv tad k*pe." od Wines made in this manner mutated rules (or the prod- llal) I outstanding wiflei worth cellaring and can age There are other Chiantis fit from further aging The col- READERS ARE WBl R.V. JekMrn, are mil the ones that are worth uction of Chianti Its symbol ThMe Chiantis almiisl ilwayl will I.ii over a decade These Ix-sult's UM Hassans that are or of the border on the Classico COME to wr|W Ch«ri« H ITALIAN RHAPSODY cellaring The Chiantis thai was a black cockerel on a come in clarel shaped bottles Chiantis should be treated like worth cellaring Chianli I "111 label containing the black Rubinstein in cW* o< fttt Dai are worth special attention arc golden background Today, A flassicn musl have I clarets They benefit from de- Kioit'Mitni with a cherub on its cockerel on a gold background ly Register. O«e •»#«<» The most familiar image those nol made by the Governo this symbol is found on the minimum of 12 percent (ten canting and breathing neck label. Chianli Del Colli is an indication of the length of Plaza, Shrewsbury, N,J.17711 associated with Chianli is the straw flask that covered many of the bottles These con- tainers are becoming increas ingly rare, and It's probably "I'M NOT JUST A FACE IN THE CROW." the best thing that has hap- pened to Chianti because a less BESIDES ME, YOU'LL Pl*IP RACK AfTBR RACK OF- SUP6R frivolous type of packaging might convince people to take O'N 8epp/*f<*, coNueRTiBtes, snee SAVERS, Chianli more seriously There are actually two M PCS. AtiPMORe... R6ADY 7Z> CARRYHOM£. types of ttiianti and one of them is on a par with Italy's best red wines while the other is a simple table wine the leaves much to be desired The better Chiantis represent some of the best bargains in wine today Some of these wines can be ranked with the great wines from other countries and the prices they fetch make them especially attractive Our dollar has risen against the Italian currency and as a re- sult the price ol Chianti has remained remarkably stable SEALY QUILTED FIRM Chianti comes from Tuscany which has had a long / BOUGHT UP A TRUCKLOAD viticultunil history dating back to the ninth century B C The OF DISCONTINUED SEALS name Chianti was first re- ferred to as a term for a type HEAVYDOT1 MATTRESSES of wine in 139H It did not be- ~ A come very popular until the AND BOX SPRINGS. EVEN AT 17th century and since then il has continued to increase in THIS LOW PRICE 7HEY CARR1 popularity until it is now a household word FULL FACTOR^ GUARANTY! Present day Chianti was "invented" about a century •HEAVY 6UAGE COILS ago at Brolio Castle which is a •FIRM-0-EQ6E BORDERS famous Tuscan fort in a region that abounds with such •DORA GUARD FOUNDATION architectural treasures Baron FULL size• Ricasoli, whose family still owns the properly, ex- perimented with blending van PAMASK ous grape yanelies He hit SIMMONSCOWWP SIMMONS upon the mixture of grapes Zj that has been used in Chianti ever since 50 to RO percent KINO SJZ£ Sangiovese. 10 to 30 percent EXTRA FIRM Malvasia. 10 tu 30 percent Trebbiano. 10 In 30 percent SIMMONS SPECIAL!! Canaiolo and 5 percent (rom other grapes such as Colorino CONVERTIBLE PRKE RIOT! Lesser Chiantis are made CHECKMi by the governo method which 6BA0TWeST. LUXURIOUS QUILT also is credited to Baron YOUR CHOICE PRICES... Ricasoli. but was actually sug TICKING, IOOS0F WITH UAtXNC0£PTAHD COVER,sneicons, gested by others in the 14th S century The idea involved tak- nweKED COILS BILLOW*) PHIHHrtC CHICK MlHACKS ANP ing the juice ol dried white RACKS of e£PPMCt grapes which had been boded in a cauldron and adding it to SPAC£S*V the young wine immcdiatrl> Sttfimw ^^y^Lffm »FC"*w*»ePC after its first fermentation In REAQI FM you TO nice actual practice the best HOME, COME AW SME. bunches of grapes are Mltcted and gathered prior to the vin tage and they are left to dry on wicker frames The "must" / 8006UTEM006H from these grapes is then LOVE SCAT COHV. added (5 to 10 percent) to thr To FoRce rue other, racked, wine im- MF6R. COST mediately tallowing its first DOWN, DOWM fermentation This resulls In an early second (malolactu) DOWN! fermentation which converts main acid to lactic acid The YOUR CHOICE purpose of this process is to QUEEN SIZE DURO-PLAS FINISHED Impart a zesliness that gives a touch of fizz lo the wine Wines made by the governu method are made lu be drunk young PLATFORM BBD These wines wan the ones found in the Fiaschi or Btra* 6 SUP Etfy ASSEMBLY baskets FULL SIZE COHV. CHECK THESE FEATURES:RES SLEEK The fiaschi made its Insl appearance during the middle •EARTHTONED of the fifteenth century II served as insulation to keep TUXEDO the wine cool The bottle was STYLING •ACCENT Cooking PILLOWS 4DRWOESK •HERCULOH fun UPHOLSTERY mi CHEST By CECILY BROWNSTONE Auwlited Press Food Editor HI2 DINNER FOR FOUH CONVERTIBLE! Lamb Curry Rice Condiment Tray Salad Grapelruit Cups Coffee GRAPEFRUIT CUPS As attractive to luok at as to lisle. 2 large grapefruit 10-ounce package frozen CARRY HOME mixed fruit in symp. thawed Halve each grapelruil USE crosswise, cut around sections and flip out; turn sections into VISA, a strainer to drain thoroughly Drain Juice from grapefruit MPCo/t cups; with a kitchen scissors MAST&- cut out dividing membranes With pinking shears, cut a thin OHARGE strip from around top edge of each cup to notch Return well- drained grapefruit sections to cups. Top with the mixed (rult and its syrup. Makes 4 serv- tap- 16 The Dtafy Register SHREWSBURY NJ WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY U 1979 Traps' on living in rural area Business HIIIIIIIIIHIinMlimitlllllHIMIIIIIIIHIIHIIIII ' •Schools In rural areas may be a considerable By SYLVIA PORTER distance from your residence Children some- Do your climbing food costs make you yearn times meet the school bus before daylight and get N.Y. Stock Quotations lor a few acres — jusl enough room for a big home after dark " 7 YOUR MONEY'S 1 family garden, a few chickens, a cow Did the "Urban and rural families use Ihe same MfW VWUIAF Pneumo Ml 14 V, it'- li ,* . IH IH* % PeiorfjM IIS 91•1 51% so* SIH* H price you paid for a Christmas Iree this pasl amount of energy In their homes, bul rural fami- IIH IIH- % P*f1GCI-70 t M 17% w% 17H *Mb *)%•! PrtctG 313 m U% IJH n « v* holiday season make you wonder if you could lies use 42 percent more gasoline They drive II MH*IH PSvCol l4tU IU u-w 1*% UH- H grow trees for a profit, if you only had the land7 l*% 17 PVEG1I1 7 •1 17 11H nn 7IH* H WORTH longer distances to shop, attend movies, visit 17% 17%* H PfSPL IS* I S3 u% 14V, UV*- . Or Is your dream merely a quiet, healthy and doctors." etc MH MH* % PUImn lit 4 lie AJ' - n<\ 33H*1% MH MH« H safe place lo rear your children in the country'' Long distances from a police or (ire depart 17% I7H* % QuakO i.n 7 • U 73H* % 35% 15%. H OvakStoniO •79 IM Ml 14%* H Wail 'IIMIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIiltllllHHMHIIMl ment or ambulance station will be reflected in a% n%- % - u-m • Before you decide to set down roots in a rural 11% IM* % RCA 1 41 7 ISf J»S MH MH* H higher insurance rates IM 75%- % 14% "This isn't necessarily so " RLC St 5 40 MH 14% area, even if you intend to commute to a job in the Taxes may be lower in the country but so is the SM fH H RtrilPur SO 1 0M IH 13 13H Lewis, who knows from personal expeneniT Ramod lie 19 4*i UV* 10 11% - v* city, consult with care a practical. 472-page book. quality of the services provided by these taxes Rye* II 710* UV* oUH UH- % "Living On a Few Acres." recently published by thai, when "changing to a new life style, the little III 4SH tM 4*%- % things do add up." warns in a chapter he co- Most ol the chapters in Ihe book were written 31 n% 11 • H the US Department of Agriculture, which de- RetchCh 74 f m ll% b) s|»Tlallsls Akanni «4 u • in IIH- '» scribes the drawbacks as well as the pleasures n( authored for the 78 Yearbook, that families wko MM 14B* M tttpStll tlo 4 n HH n^ MH* V* ANMM 1W1 111 W* ftnvOII 1411 ton n% 17'* 13 * % live in the country on weekends or during vaca Maxwell McCormack. writing about Christ ltar 44 rural living Mte*. III M !'« Nevion i Mil Ml W'J St** H Flrntti I.I* n turns should consider a permanent move with mas tree profits, notes, as an illustration, thai AHUUr 41 3 4X1 11% Reyttln 1 M J if; MH- V% (Officially, the book is a report In CtWgrMI, nchri M * 153 jnt u% Aftnttft It in M ISH I4H ReyMti 1 n t ]fH MS OH V* * caution Chores that were fun on weekends may you'll need lo wail live years for your investment FitCMCI.II S 144I7W 17% w AMcst IK1M J*M3*H 3*% + RltaAM 47 7 lf% It'* ItH* H copies are sent lo congressmen and senators for Fllntn t Jl I 7 | become a headache for some when the cold wintii 10 begin to pay off Hugh Travis and Richard 33% n ReMni 40 7 tH !'•» 1'. % A#nC«i IJII tl M 39% 35H* FtMtfnf 5) % m distribution to their constituents, and vou might !><• U% l*Vi HVi- H Rockwi J 41 7amIM 1/H lfH 37V** % Mm INI » ^ 15H »H- F»«PL I.M * 514 comes While the friendliness of your neighbors at Aulerich. wam in their chapter, "Mink Require 17H 37H 17% * % Rohrind * 15% 15H ti'»+ Vb *ftPw 1 IIH m n* im n • FtePow) 7* J 333 able logel a copy free from your representatives 33V) ))% DH* H •oftt .7*11 m li'% IIH ISH* % first seemed delightful in contrast lo the city's e 149 11%IIW 11V) « Flwsr )«• 1 m m Savvy To Raise; Market Is a Roller Coaster," that M 11% M * % RC Cot 1 04 1 V 11''. 14% 14H Or >nii can get a copy for $7 from the Super- 14tu m imIT Wk* FsrdM I.M ) 97* anonymity, you soon may miss your privacy mink are "savage, difficult lo restrain and have a HI 4H MVn, aw* RorlD 4 lie t m DH *3% *3V** V* intendent of Documents, f S (iovernmenl Print FwMK 1 14 S M 19 fty*rS 00 4 IM IIH 71% 31% * H » 5H FrmfcM MIC 4*| 7H musky odor unpleasant to many people " This in 3;* 17H 174h + 7H* % ing Office, Washington. DC 20402) And it is usually lough to pack up and leave a «l 4M 4) *7H* FrpMlniMa 371 MH IM* H SOM IU 4 47 UH MM 11% * % farm with animals to feed and gardens to tend may sober you a bil if your dream has been to frtMht 131 4 43 MH Sotewy It* 1 774 41 41H 41%* % The 472 pages are loaded with guides aimed at ATT 4MI IIU MM 43V, 44V«* an* % raise mink for your own fur coat - bul if so. the AMPIM »tl sin nn* — •-< - SJoWn mi4lTS4 J7% M%* H when you want to take a vacation GAF M 9 117 II the millions of you who earn most of your income IS ISH • StLSoF 1 SO S f MH Gom*ttl.4tt) J*4 4»% •TH nv** H warnings are achieving their purpose irHI.« J MM SlftegP in 0 11' BH 30% MV* from a source other than the land — a job in town All the advice is clear and candid Kor in C« WITH EACH SHOO PURCHASE. hese featured pieces will be T available three time* during the 15 week program, liny as many piece* as you like, wid add In your collection si you eince Feature-of the-Week Schedule BraadA •utter U.S.DA Choice Boneless Beef U.S.DA Choice Boneleu Beef Dfctner $3.59 Shoulder $ Top Round Plate London Broil *>. Roast b. $259 (Who* riMMi cuts priced Ngtm) Cup fresh Govl Insp — PocWd Fo< FfMhnMa USD Choice B 5 Star Farmer's Market U.S.DA Choice Beet $1.99 Chicken Boneless 4ibov0 so; BBonelesl s $919 Breasts •" *>. Smoked Ham «,. dk Rump Roast 1 Maine , (Who* IM> c 0lb Chicken daisies Frozen Chopped and Shaped Boneleu Beef Bar Potatoes oag 1 Boneless Stuffed Patti-Tyme .,. „ $ large Sweel k Juicy Florida No Brand Heavy Duty Liquid Nolrand KS. ^99' Fr»ihlY Illc«d or Chunhvd lo Ord«i Holland Nokand Braunschwelger AAO taun*y«°tAO* foodtown Jumbo 13 oz. You Save More JllrC* bom.OT pkg. Liverwurst , TT o«^«iNokand« bo? OT Sugar Donuts 79 Fresh Cod Steaks' You Save More $|39 b 20 oz. Swift Slizlean Hormel $ Com 24OI Slot loot $439 Oil tarn 1 Syrup MH OT 0 % Foodtown Sliced Bologna or . High Flbei ItaliaBreadn SoTe^let ib 2 Stick Pepperoni •>. 2" No kand O*amy 13 oz. Frozen Newport Bay (23 oi Salami cooked vacpto 79* Freshly Sliced to Order Foodtown PA( Komoi ^ A^C loaf C Frozen Newport Bay (23 oz.) $179 )4 Stuffed Clams Meat or Beef Hygrode Wheat Bread dozen I Chicken Roll neon y* b97 W V69* Com con e»"# nokand 24oz-)ai Ball Park Franks FiWHySSoMlaOid«H«irawHallond $130 SSSded Rolls $199 AaoMd VanMM Con SvOdU Orap«trui1 c«« nrawberry 7M 12 oz. ( Ib. I Wotet Tnin 4 —, Salami or iotogna V, t> I JUlC* ** °< cwv Preterve /Tf pkg. 89 COld CUtS SNc«d vac pkg Freshly Smoked « g% A a Holland^ No kand none Foodtown Lemon or ( Frozen Shrimp poty bag Foodlown 11 OL $239 Boz Medium Whtteflsh «,.* 2 Trash rot.SISe (*«*«• only In iU« HcMri) Swvfc* Sntood Mol I Facial „„„«« Jelly Roll 79 vac.pkg. (AvoUbla only In itni Maturing mvK* AopXMi Capm lags i» 1 i (• AvaUX* w«d Ihni Sal. Only.) Sliced Bacon 79' (frafcwy poc«* •Mcliv* Mon g,,,^ o .ufc qry ta* iims (o r customers, we reserve me right tollmltio»«to3pac1tagesofarTyltemunMlH0thefwl»enots>d.Sa)»l»imi not available In cote lots. Prices effective Sunday, Feb. II thru Saturday, Feb. 17 onty. Not responsible tortypographica l errors. Member Twin County Grocers. S SUPER, MONEY-SAVING BONUS COUPONS BELOW! You'll Like The Freshness Here! US »1,SIZEAEASTERN Florida White Oranges Potatoes Super Saving Poultry Sale! FRYING Vib bag More Super Savings Values! Chicken 10 99 89- Bottom Round Roast ANI.ASU H HHANIl [l Ul NO WATifl AOOCD SEMl HUNtLl SS Plant Department Values! HI t ' CHUCK BONELESS Smoked Hams M.79 Parts Anjou Pears Cross Rib Pot Roast . ft'c < i"•••• MUMD LEGS I BREASTS $ M WITH THIGHS WITH RIBS Green Spinach Hardy Mums 2" ;*3 BEEF CHUCK Beef Rump Roasts - *1. 98 Boneless Pot Roast YOUR Cornish Game Hens „ M.09 Florida Carettes African Violets ; ,M.89 CHOICE Red Radishes 2 OQc Azaleas 53.99 WHOLE CUTS OVER Roasting Chickens «79 6-LBS PRICED HIGHER SOLO AS ROAST ONLY' ID. Chicken Drumsticks >, 99C LANCASTER BRAND WATER ADOED Delicious Apples Gardenia Plants *2.99 Smoked WHOLE OR HALF. UNTRIMMl D LANCASTER BRAND LANCASTER BRAND Boneless BEEF ROUND BEEF ROUND Hams ASSORT nil I AVnlr. lir.l" ISAB l ••'-'•I'l RS t[.lf Al SMAI I Beef Tip Top Round SHANK CUT BUTT CUT Shasta Pampers Beef Rib Eye $409 $419 Green 7to9-lb average Wo will Roasts Roasts — Diet Soda Toddlers cut lo your speciltcatmns Ib. I"™ Ib i Subjeci lo lal and culling loss $488 $488 $449 Dox 16 07 o)12 •••• FLAKY BUTTERMILK OR BUTTER 7AST1N 6*122 89 Hungry Jack 12 I Lancaster Brand Steak Sale! Super Savings Everyday! Dairyland Super Savings! 'Super Savings Everyday' LANCASTERfiRANOiFOBMEfilY DtlMONICOi 1 •••••••, i lUIN I Nd IIIN1HI Biscuits Corn Oil Margarine Rib Eye Steaks '3.99 Asst. Pork Chops „ $1.59 •SS.W Ideal Applesauce 3 M LANCASTER BRAND LARGE END $ Rondele Cheese C Beef Rib Steaks $2.29 Country Spare Ribs ... 1.59 Bounty Towels :,,67 $ Fresh & Frozen Seafood! Kraft Swiss Cheese V3 1 -23 Fro/cn /in d Super Savings' Itmth litr» •**>«»• W*a"e\t1in thru fuaty Leg'O Lamb » 1.57 $ FRESHCOO OR Fresh Sliced in 'The Corner Deli!' VelveetaLoaf 2.49 Combination Pizza $1.49 Haddock Fillets „ *2.99 HAM AND CHEESE SALE! BUY TWO. GET THIRD C FRESH(WITHOUT HEAO) KRAKUS IMPORTED IMPORTED Grapefruit Juice 59 Cherry Pie M.59 Part-Ready Whiting „, *1.39 Boiled Swiss Bakery Super Savings' Super Savings Everyday! GET0NE12-0Z PKG OF SUPREME Beef Steaks M.59 WEAVERSSLICED Ham Cheese Homestyle Bread 59 C $ 19 $-|39 English Corn on the Cob 99 ChickeLANCASTERBRANnO Roll X 1.29 C LANCASTER BRAND Supreme Butter Bread 89 Save on Health & Beauty Aids! Polish Sausage TRUN.T SMALI Muffins ,b*1.39 WHEN YOU PURCHASE TWO C §OWN N SERVE ALL VARIETIEV S Meat Bologna 12 OZ PKQS AT OUR REGULAR Frankfurter Rolls 65 Ban Roll-On i 99 wift's Sa 5&»1.19 LOW PRICE Virginia Lee Crullers 99' Final Net Spray M.79 FOR OUR YELLOW SHELF LABELS FOR WEE VE VE CCOOKED UP GREAT SAVINC! Halls Cough Drops ::!79- Italian Tomatoes 75C Cucumber Chips ," ,:;.39C ACME VALUE' JlfFY CORN EKCO Eterna 72-ctf ( <6 c Muffin Mix bones I top Choice pkg 2.49 Kosher Dill Spears "a49 GRAND PRIX SPEASFARM STAINLESS STEEL 40 oz / e SAVE 80 Apple Juice btl I Crushed Tomatoes n49 Lea & Perrins BtLL HINGf " V*l UL' 1000 ISLAND Ofl Rt [>WINI viNI .All ASJOSAL AD OIL WITH THIS COUPON e 36 $ IOWAF1D YOUH PURCHASE OF Pancake Syrup b°,' 1.59 Cookware L MazolaCornOir»T*2.39 Pfeiffer Dressing ,a',59 ONE 1-QT EKCO STAINI I PHOGHf 5SO FI AVOMI D i. .'Kill Unique Triple Wall Gonslruciion wilh Rad PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB. 11 THRU 17, 1979. NONE SOLD TO OTHER RETAILERS OR WHOLESALERS.QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Prices effective in the following counties: New Jersey: Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex. Monmouth, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex and Union and, in the folliwmy communties Washington, Toms River, Jackson and Point Pleasant, New Jersey. New York: Richmond County Children at work wen hint at wort jiatirisy at Ike Red Buik pato ' >ury, nuking carna- Maas - honor of Valentines Day today Daily Register photograher Ctrl Forlnc eaagM the** youngsters in »c- UM, tad they were very intent oa their work Hillary Hertler The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14 1979 19 Jenny Held Amanda Adam* Ernston Road plan is unveiled By LINDA ELLIS gation and retired Superior the DOT'S interim solution come absolutely necessary to one-half hour meeting — Mr people. Basically I'm a private Court Judge Theodore J would help, but not alleviate, prevent a traumatic cutback in Gambaccini's plan to create a enterprise guy, but we might FREEHOLD — State LaBrecque, chairman of the congestion transportation projects," Mr mass transit authority to take be past private enterprise on Transportation Commissioner Minimum h County Transporta- "But my solution, which Gambaccini said. He and Gov over most bus service in the this (the bus problem). We Louis J Gambaccinl last night tion Coordinating Committee, can be done right a way, and Byrne talked to Secretary of stale can't keep throwing money at promised to widen the Ernston praised the DOT proposal the DOT solution together does Transportation Brock Adams Mr. Gambaccini said he this problem, we need con- Road intersection of Route 9to The DOT'S Ernston Road put us two years ahead (of in Washington yesterday about hopes legislation to create the trols." alleviate a traffic bottleneck plan involves widening Route 9 where we are now) on the "reconsidering some alloca- public authority should be in- Mr Gambaccini had shown there that has plagued bus to three lanes between the Emston Road problem." Mr tions" in the proposed lederal troduced "within the next two slides Indicating the state of commuters for years Route 14 Junction to the south Chasin. said "It's a case of budget visa-vis funds to aid weeks" and the three legisla- bus transportation in the New New Jersey's transit woes. Mr. Gambacinni and mem- and the Garden State Parkway getting what you can as quick tors said they are not ready )o Jersey, terming It "The worst commit their votes. of all poasible worlds." bers of his Department of overpass to the north as you can A real solution is a "Brock Adams, at a brief- "He (Gambacclni) said He cited the conflict be- Transportation (DOT) staff Michael A Chasin. the complete grade separation of ing, has given us some signals outlined a plan that could be he's counting on me, " Sen tween public needs and private transportation engineer who is the traffic" but we're not satisfied we've completed by the summer of Gagliano said after the meet- financial interests, the admin- on the board of CNJTB. put Mr Gambaccini noted sev- heard the last of it I will bring 198 for approximately $2.5 mil- ing. "I think he was disap- istrative burden of providing forth a two-part proposal lo eral times that unless he gets pressure there and on our con- lion. gressional delegation to press pointed that I haven't made operating assistance to 22 car- pave the shoulder on the north- the |400 million transportation my decision because I'm one riers, leasing state buses to 129 But a professional transpor- bound side of Route 9 from bond issue on the ballot in No- for more funds because New Jersey is not getting its fair of the five votes he needs on carriers and coordinating tation engineer who spoke on Route M up to Ernslon Road vember of 1980 and approved the transportation committee fares, routes and schedules of behalf of the Central New Jer- and secondly to change the by the voters, many projects zhare," the DOT com- missioner said after the to see if the takeover bill is over 200 carriers, and the in- sey Transportation Board phases of the traffic signal cy- now on the drawing board, in- CNJTB meeting State Sen S even sent out of committee I abil Ity, under the present sub- (CNJTH) countered with "an cle at Ernston Road and forbid cluding Emston Road, will Thomas Gagliano, R-Mon- expect to have a lot of input on sidy program, to ensure stable Interim solution" that he said lelt hand turns onto Route 9 never be completed mouth, Assemblywoman it, but I want to call on CNJTB and reliable service and make could be put into effect within during peak commuter hours for their input, among other service improvements a week to ease congestion at The DOT commissioner MarieS Muhler. RMonmouth. the Rt 9 • Emston Koad Mr Gambaccinl asked Mr said lie is "waiting to hear" and Assemblyman Walter J. wedge Chasin to meet withh him and from the slate Capital Budg- Kozloski, D-Monmoulh, all his staff this week to discuss eting and Planning Com- praised the anticipated solu- The plans were disclosed at the latter proposal They mission, as to whether or not tion of the Ernston Road prob- WIDEN OR WAIT- Plans for the widening of Route a meeting In the Mall of Re- agreed the Chasin plan could that commission will give Guv. lem, as did Judge Labrecque Letter orders fat Ernston Road are surveyed lost night by, from cords here, convened by meet with jurisdictions and Brendan Byrne the go-ahead left. Jack Sodow, chairman of the Central New Jer- CNJTB to air bus commuter political problems on the bond proposal They would not reveal, sey Transportation Board, Lou O'Brien, the board's problems Mr. Chasin said after the "The governor is impressed however, how they will re- secretary, and state Transportation Commissioner Three members or the Mon meeting that his solution "^s an by the need lor this bond issue spond to an issue that took up a Louis J. Gambacclni. mouth County legislative dele- interim one that, if added to I consider a successful out- large chunk of the two-and- buses return By MARK MAGYAR last few years which necessi- SlatekMse Cnreiptadeat tates an increase to the fleet," TRENTON - Robert the agency noted in a resolu- Annual fee-vs-tax decision March 12 Keith, deputy state transporta- tion authorizing the transfer of tion commissioner, yesterday the buses SHREWSBURY - Borough Council expects to decide at its first five years of operation Kimn Ihc sixth through Ihe IKth working people can They are on fixed incomes " sent a certified letter to Louis "The current Asbury Park- March 12 meeting whether II is willing lo accept a (100.000 year, the church would pay an additional 15.0011 each year. The director said the church was nol "looking for a free Itolln. owner of the Asbury New York Transit Co. strike annual payment in lieu of taxes from a proposed church' reaching an annual payment of $150 000 tide." bul was trying lo find a balance "between the fixed Park-New York Transit Co., has further increased sponsored life care facility here on Houte 15 Counctlmen Gershon N. Poling and Robert I) Handle) wen incomes of our people and the Integrity of the community ordering him to return 10 buses ridership above capacity," the Following a lengthy presentation last night before a joint concerned about Ihe failure to consider any escalating "The $100,000." he said, "is well within the net you would leased to him by the state for resolution said meeting of council and the Planning Hoard, representatives of payments beyond the 15th year, to keep up with Inflation ami ' realize if this property were developed fur single family homes $1 a year each The Commuter Operating National Housing Retirement Ministries (NIIKM). a nun rising costs .Hid if you hail to provide all (municipal) services "We already asked Rollo Agency also voted yesterday . agemenl division of the American Baptist Church of America, Hi II John Vanderbeck. president of National Housing Dr Vanderbeck said Ihe only services Ihe complex would for the buses once and he re- to lease three locomotives said they would consider paying the borough an additional Ministries (NHM). told the boards that Ihc IIOOIHH) annual need would be fire protection and routine police patrols fused, " said Richard An- from Amtrak and three from percentage of the complex' budget after the ISlh year of payment would be a "very substantial windfall" to Ihe borough Even if the borough agrees to accept Ihe Baptists" terms, a derson, director of commuter the Federal Railroad Associa- operation, depending upon what agreement could be reached by considering how few municipal services were needed question remains nf how much of the $11X1.000 would actually go services the last letter. "I tion at a cost not to exceed 1325 attorneys for the borough and the Baptists The proposed complex, planned for 60 acres in the portion of In the borough guess the next step would be to per locomotive per day for a John (' Giordano, a Middletown attorney representing the (IcTiola Tract zoned fur Planned Residential Development Mr Giordanosaidhedidntknow call the sheriff." maximum of 90 days Countrywide Development Corp, contract purchaser of 117 (I'HI'l. would include 300 one and two-brdrimin apartments in Martin M Karger. borough attorney, and Mr Giordano Employees at the Asbury "This is purely contingency acres of the Cenola Tract and developer of the church complex • scni's of connected Iwo-atory buildings, and a M-bed acute agreed thai mine of the payment would go to either the local or Park-New York Transit have equipment to get us through said the NIIRM was offering a 1100.000 payment in each of the healthcare facility regional school, but Mr Karger said he had had one legal been on strike since last June the winter in case we have 111 Vanderbeck said Ihe Baptist-Operated complex would opinion that all of the money would go into the municipal 21, forcing the 1,200 com- problems," Mr. Keith said. contract for its own snow and garbage removal, internal . coffers, and a second opinion that II would have lo be shared muters the line carried to turn The three locomotives security force, and private ambulance sen ice and would pcrnni with Ihe county to their automobiles, to the being leased from Amtrak can no children trains or to other bus lines for only be used on the Erie-Lack- New homeowner 1)1 Harry Gould, housing director of the Navesink Mouse in transportation to work awanna, while the E-8 being Countrywide Development. Mr Giordano said would build Red Hank «hich is also operated by Ihe NIIHM. said the new the complex fur Ihc Ml KM as a turnkey project, using the Assemblyman William F. leased from the Federal Rail- operation would run in consort with the Kctl Bank center and road Administration can only remaining 57 acres of the parcel for single-family homes wnuld also provide space lor persons on Ms long waiting list Dowd, R-Monmouth, said that hiked $650 more He estimated Ihe final value of the completed project at both Mr. Rollo and union rep- be used on the North Jersey httwtin 110 and It:' million, which would, if fully taxed paj The two ministers said Ihc liaptisls update (ill ilmllai resentatives have agreed to sit Coast Line. Mr. Anderson said about 1246.000 a year retiremenl centers throughout the country, ami all of Ihcni have down with Monmouth County "The other two locomotives • But. warned Mr Giordano, "We will mil go forward with lung lists of people watting for admission Republican legislators in an at- will be used as swing for water service this project if we have to pay full taxes " • Knlr> firs Inr new residents arc estimated at $15.00(1 lo tempt to work out their con- locomotives wherever they're To pay the borough a quarter-million dollars annually, he 133.000, with another S50H to $K00 per month tor additional tract problems needed," he said. By CORSON ELLIS new residents •aid, is not a good business venture " charges "The problem right now is State Transportation Com- MARLBORO - Pros- Several years ago, the "We arc dealing with people in their retiremenl years," Dr The main meal of each day would be provided in a central working out a date," Mr Dowd missioner Louis J. Gambacclni pective township homeowners Western Monmouth Utilities Vanderbeck said "Thov cannot increase then income Ifkt dining area, with ntlicr meals optional for residents said "Hopefully, we'll be able applauded the passage of legis- Authority (WMUA) raised its will have lo pay MM more this to meet within the next 8 IP 10 lation by the New York State rates to customers by Mi year to obtain water service days." Senate and Assembly Monday tram the Marlboro Utilities percent, and Mr McClung said approving the transfer of f 120 Recognizing that many Authority (MUA). that the MUA wanted to avoid million in Port Authority funds former Asbury Park-New The authority's com- that situation Council stalls demolition moves to New Jersey and another York Transit commuters have missioners approved an In- "We don't want lo be in the $120 million lo New York SEA BRIGHT-The Plan- other improvements that the ' on Feb 27 lo consult the plans board will comply with coun- turned to the New York- crease in the hookup charge same predicament that the "Hopefully, our Assembly ning Board's repeated at- planners say the club has not and draw up the list cil's request, members were Keansburg-Long Branch line from MOO to $1,050 at their WMUA was in." he said will approve it and the gov- tempts to force the owner of completed The planning board has no generally unhappy about the for service, the state Com- regular monthly meeting last "We're trying to keep the rates ernor will sign it by the end of Ihe Trade Winds Beach Club to Douglas Adair. board chair- legal powers to enforce its de- course of action muter Operating Agency yes- Bight as stable as possible " this month." Mr Gambacclni demolish the original club man, said last night that the mand for the building demoli- "We feel there's a lot to be terday authorized the lease of The commissioners chose The new hookup charge ap- said. building, now used as a night- board will send back a "very tion, and the borough's code desired from council," the four 40-foot commuter coaches lo place the burden of the In- proved last night is an increase lo that line Under Mr Gambaccini's club, have been stalled again politely worded letter" to the enforcement officer has re- chairman said. crease on the new home of 160 percent over last year's Transpac plan, the $120 million by Borough Council council aqreemg to make such fused to cite the club without "We're a planning board "New York-Keansburg- owners, raising hook-up fees fee would be used to purchase a list as soon as possible an order from mayor and trying to plan and we've had Long Branch Bus Co has been instead of charging higher The authority also re- 1,000 new buses The board last night reluc- Mr. Adair said the board council able to record significant rales to existing customers, organized last night, following no backing from them (the tantly agreed to comply with a will probably hold a workshop ndership increases during the "If we order the buses according to C. Douglas the township council's decision Mr Adair said while Ihe council) at all." he said written request from Richard within six months, as I hope to McClung, authority chairman. last Thursday to replace John L Bonello. borough attorney, do, we can expect full delivery "The present taxpayers Croddick, council president, on asking for a list of all site of the 1,000 buses within IS to paid their fair share when they the MUA. •Sarafin continues his attack on PIC improvements Ihe board 18 months after that," Mr. came here," he said. The new member, Eugene By BARBARA KATELL claims the beach club has CETA agency, asserted that of Freeholders in December, at a later date. Gambaccinl said F. Gorzelnik, was sworn in last FREEHOLD - The Authority commissioner failed lo make under the terms the meeting had been ad- did not meet proposed Yesterday, Freeholder Di- The $120 million will also be night and appointed secretary Private Industry Council Michael Troy also supported of its last site plan approval. vertised and he said the pre- guidelines for member selec- rector Ray Kramer, who suc- used to draw down $480 million the decision to make new of the authority, succeeding (PIC), the recently-appointed vious meeting also had been tion as they were printed in the ceeded Mrs. Clayton In Janu- in available federal matching homeowners pay for the cost commissioner Richard Vuola. At its January meeting, the and controversial advisory legal. Federal Register of Jan. 19. ary as the freeholder in charge funds. Increases that are resulting who nominated him. Mr. board had reaffirmed its inten- council to CETA, held a meet- But Mr. Sarafin insisted the Mr Sarafin. a resident of of CETA and its councils, "Improvements to the from increased demand from McClung, Charles Smith, and tion to force the demolition of ing yesterday, and Eugene meetings were illegal, and he Mercer County who owns Per- came to the meeting to assure Rarilan Valley Line (Central the growing number of new Mr. Troy were re-elected Ihe old building, which it Sarafin, the council's strongest said he had turned his com- ma-Clad Products in Tinton the PIC members that the Railroad of New Jersey) homei. chairman, vice-chairman, and claims was included in two- critic, was there to continue plaints over lo the federal De- Falls and is head of another freeholders were "grateful" would be the top priority (or "The costs ol expansion are treasurer respectively phase plans approved three his attacks partment of Labor, which has Monmouth County CETA ad- they were willing to serve the those funds, probably at a cost being shifted to the people who Mr. Vuola had recently years ago for construction of Mr Sarafin charged that jurisdiction over CETA and its visory council, charged that community And he apologized of between $100 million and arc causing that expansion.' joined forces with Mr. Crod- the new beach club on the site the meeting, which was held at advisory councils members of PIC did not in- that they had gotten caught in $160 million," Mr. Gambaccini he said. dick on the township council, Freehold Cartage, Route 33. clude people from his council, the middle of a political dis- said Mr Bonello's letter, which Mr. Sarafin first began at- and Mr. Croddick (as then here, was illegal because it al- any other advisory group to pute The authority raised Its had been approved by council tacking PIC two weeks ago The extension of North Jer- voted off the MUA by his legedly had not been ad- CETA or similar agencies hookup fees because the In- at a special meeting two weeks when he charged that Its 25 sey Coast Line electrification former council allies Howard vertised or publicized and Mr Kramer noted that 100 creased demand for water sup- ago, told the board that council members had been "hand- However, those involved in from the presently proposed Klau and Hyman Grossman, therefore did not conform to agencies with 2,200 employees plies had required an ex- had decided to take no legal picked" by Republican Free the selection of PIC, and Mr Long Branch terminus to the and by Mr. McClung, a long- the stale Open Public Meetings assist the freeholders In oper- pansion of the plant facilities, action against Irwrn Levy of holder Jane Clayton so she Callas, have insisted they fol- end of the line at Bay Head, time political opponent, Mr Act (Sunshine Law) And Mr ating county government. according to Mr Troy Rumson, the owner of the club, could "grab control" ol the lowed Ihe guidelines then in and construction of a rail line McClung Sarafin repeated his charge "We wanted to cover every "at this time " council and its "$4 million an- effect when PIC was estab- "We could not operate in Western Monmoulh County, planned expenditure for the The past year has been thai a meeting held by PIC last nual budget." Mr Sarafin lished last December and that without the 1.000 volunteers on are among the projects in con- coming year," he said "We marked by repeated political Instead, the council wants a month also was illegal charged that the council, they could not know that the agencies who give us their ex- tention for the rest of the fed- Just had to expand the water infighting among the author- list of all the parking, lighting. George Callas, the newly which had been unanimously federal government might pro pertise for free," Mr Kramer eral funds, but are "not at the capacity of the plant for tile ity's commissioners landscaping and paving and appointed head of the county appointed by Ihe county Hoard pose changing the guidelines said top of the list," he said 20 The Dtoify Register SHREWSBURY N J WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY U 1979 Rozelle hopes to settle Mara differences EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - National Foulball until we have something definite In say." Tim Mara said for the resl of the week, leading lo speculation the Maras no Kozelle apparently solved the situation lasl week by League Commissioner Pete Rozelle hopes lo settlr Ihc Kestic, at Harvard eight years, previously coached in longer are interested having both men forward a list of (heir top four choices for differences between Wellington and Tim Mara today when the Canadian Football League He is the second candidate Tim Mara threw lieurgi1 Allen's name into conlenlmn Ihe job Only one name appeared on both lists. NFL he meets with the New York Hums owners in his Ne» in tie interviewed for the position lo succeed John McVay lasl Friday hui Wellington Mara is known lo be vehement Personnel Director Jan Van Duser. who Iwlre turned down York office who was fired Dec IK after a 610 season ly opposed In Ihe former L"s Angeles and Washington the job Rozelle has intervened into the (ilanls family feud as a Met Monday coach Frustrated. Wellington Mara announced at a news mediator I.Minis owners Wellington and Tim Mara met Monday The (itants had planned In hue a director of operations conference last Thursday Ihe (Hants temporarily would "The meeting u. a communion of the meetings tva M wilh Jerry Rhome, an assistant wilh the Seattle Seahawks and let that man hire a new roarh Bui Ihe Maras were shelve Ihe search for a director of operations and begin had with them over the months, including phone (unversa Dallas assistant Dan Reeves, considered the leading unable In come In agree on R director looking for a coach lions," Rozelle said yesterday "I want lo Just try lo gel candidate, met informally in Nt'w York with Wellington Tim Mara favored Dallas (HI Brandt. lion Klostennan After Wellington left the room. Tim Mara ridiculed his them to work it out ' Mara 10 days ago nf Ihe I us Angeles Mains and former Minnesota Miami. uncle, declaring he still considered the director of opera- "We're meeting with I'ele Rimlle lomorrow (today) Kent's has nol been formally interviewed, for the joli Baltimore and San Francisco general manager Joe Thorn tions search top priority and would lei Rozelle settle Ihe and he has asked us not tn make any more innouncemttti and his family reported In was on a business trip in Georgia mailer I Bossy scores 44th goal as Islanders pelt Rockies UNIONDALE N •> < IP)- MikeBoM) icoredMl44thgoal CMwvIt H Y 111 this season and set up thlW others yesterday night, carrying Ihe Flrii Ptrlod-Nont Ptnoll»-BoHy. N¥ 11 41 StCorWlPtrl(Kl-I..Ntw Yofk. Mtrrlck I] IHorrli. I annul t U I, Nt« York. New York Islanders in all-1 National Hockey League roul of Ihe Bony 44 IPefsson GlUlril If U 3. Ntw York. Trottltr It IPrltt Bouyl. II II Colorado Rockies PtflOllltl-BKk. Col. I. It. Potwlfl. NY. 1 U ThlrdPtrloO-4.NtwYork,NvttromttKotivikl. Moftholll 4 11 S.Colofodo. van BoNiriMr J IBtck). in t Ntw York. TroHltrr V (Bottv. Pnct). 1:41 7. Now BryM Trotller scored twice off BOU) passes, then set up York Porvln II I Trottltr. Bony I. II 11 Ptnoltlri Howoll NY.doublt minor, i 01. Denis Potvin'l -'1st goal of Hie veal with K 27 remaining as Ihe cunt. Col. I* it Islanders extended their unbeaten slteak against Colorado 10 M ShoHonoool-Colorodot II J—V Ntw York! Ill H games Their lasl loss In Ihe llockies came on \ov IS. 1874. before the leim moved from KanaanCit) NHL Standings Wayne Menuk darted a three |OW MM otid period h> wrist ing a lufnut shut past the CtghJ aim ol Colorado goalie Kill Pifrlck Ot.iiiM (lleschuk al !l M Unssv tipped in a Stefan IVrssiin shol I 57 W L T Ph 8F «A Boiton later. IhenTrollier uiHVdnn B H (onl wrist shot al IH II for his N Y itiaiKtm M » ID tl 1*1 IM Toronto N Y. ItonQtri 79 Ii 1 ji* in Mh goal Allonto It n 4 *J ]I7 ifO MlnntMto Philadelphia 21 U Jl U 170 141 Huh Mystroni made it -I lluilh a wheeling 211 fooler al 4 2&M It u t 47 IS7 Itl i ot Anoelet the third period before Colorado defenscman .lohn Van llnx Vancouver »r PlMUK/rgri S< Looli 140 WotMrtafon meer scored on a power play at Ii M) Colorodo 777 Dtlrolt Then Trottier took a Mossy pass, faked around defensemen 1 AllontootChtcofO.I »p m Dennis Owctiar and shoveled a one handed Ill-foot shol into Iht Vontouvtr at Minnesota. • Up m cage al 9 411 Less than Iwo minutes later, Trollier found I'ohm T«MM4T«>'1 ttWW>l rWirwtoieotPimoufon J Upm streaking down left umg for Ihe 20-fool shot thai completed Ihe Botton at Ntw fork i Ntw Vork Ranatrt at lurtolo • OS n T\ scoring LaiAngclei at Detroit. 7 Upm BoitonatPMIOotlphia.i Up m CONGESTION ON ICE -New York Islanders Clark from behind Is Mike Christie, while goalie Bill The triumph snapped ,i three-game home wlnj^si streak lor Philadelphia al Toroolo I 05pm Loi Ano»l«»o» Montreal.! SSp m New Yorh tilonaen al BuMolo Wathlnglon at Color odo, IBpm Gillies, left, struggles with Colorado Rockies de- Oleschuk makes a kick. New York, which had been unbeaten in its first 28 gaines at fense as he tries to score last night. Stopping him Nassau Coliseum Holmes may defend crown Williamson against Ocasio in March lifts Nets PISCATAWAY (AP) - uito owl-Mont Totol fowti-Kon LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - would say what would happen Hilton had made him an offer ll N>t I his arch-nval, promotor Bob John Williamson notched ii If one detail can be worked if the new. tougher interpreta- "I could not refuse." Arum, has a Keb 24 light heav points and backcourl partner out, promoter Don King says tion of Ihe law prevailed, but il King said he hoped that the yweight title bout between Eddie Jordan scored 20 lo lead that Larry Holmes will defend was believed that it might winners of the Holmes lleasio champion Mike Kussman and the New Jersey Nets lo I his World Boxing Council prompt cancellation of the and Norton-Shavers fights King benched Argentina's Victor Calinde/ - III.102 National Basketball As heavyweight title against fight. could meet "sometime in June does not mean that he won't social inn victory last nighl PISCATAWAY (AP) - Puerto Rico's Osvaldo Ocasio or in September" in another The Nevada Athletic Com- promote future bouts at over Ihe Kansas Cily Kings New Jersey Nets forward •t the Las Vegas Hilton on mission plans to introduce a Caesars title bout Bernard King was removed March 21. bill in Ihe state legislature that King said he had enjoyed an King said financial details Williamson and Jordan from the team's starting lineup King announced a I a news would revise the law and ex excellent relationship with of for all four fighters are still brought the Nets back from a last night and played just 17 conference last night that empt the purses from taxing. finals of the hotel but that Ihe being worked out 53-4K halflime deficit to an minutes because he arrived Holmes and Ocasio would "The commission has In- mi ,h advantage afler three just 10 minutes before the start meet in a nationally televised formed ni'1 that they are mak quarters by combining lor 24 ol of the Nets' game with Kansas (ABC) championship bout if ing every effort lo get that bill Bronte wins at Freehold Ihe Nets' 32 points City Nevada tax laws can be introduced and passed as soon "It was just a silualatiBrrttut u 1 They scored 22 of the first changed as possible," Amos said FREEHOLD - Bronte charged down the center of the M point! the Nets scored In the' he got here late becausrcause hi?*-—*^ Holmes has a 29-0 record The announcement was track to lake Ihe featured Haxlne I'urse b> a half length over third quarter had problems with his car," while Ocasio. the WBC's No 2 somewhat of a surprise since Placid Ace in yenterdaj 'a feature race ai Freehold Raceway Nets coach Kevin Loughery A Tim Itassett foul shot in contender, is 13-0 The Puerto there had been negotiations for Time for Ihe mile was J iwii explained "He Just didn't get the opening minute of the Mean defeated Jimmy Young the title fight lo be held al Bronte, a M fawn Me look control in Ihe stretch and Ihe 7- rolling and we decided to go fourth quarter pul Ihe Nets (in in his most recent action Caesars Palace, site of the year old mare accelerated smoothly lo gam Ihe lead with the players that were top NI mi and Ihey never trailed In addition to the cham- past six Don King-promoted The winner, driven l)> trainer Hart Scarpa. paid $4 (ill flM going well It's no disciplinary again pionship fight, King said, a fights in Las Vegas and J-> L'll Placid Ace. piloted by Mike Porte returned $1:1 2(1 and problem " Guard Ralph Simpson, ai companion bout on the card King said that his move $.'(in I'ol Pol llmiii'i with driver Harold Kelly: was third and King shot 4 for II and fin- quired lasl week from Phila would match No 1 contender from Caesars Palace — woere paid t: -in ished wilhh 10 points and no delphia. scored 14 points for Ken Norton and No. 3 Earnie rebounds He showered quick- New Jersey, eight in the Shavers in a 12-round elimina- ly after the game and his only middle of Ihe final quarter tion contest remark was "Good night, RMHttr tl«H H>tIt tr D"i KMfttt when the Nets opened a nil-S3 Hilton Hotel spokesman gents " OOPS) — Phil Ford, left, of the Kansos City Kings, lead Ron Amos said the lax prub RBC tops Griffins does some midair ballhandllng as he tries to ovoid (Mis Hiiilsong led Kansas Loughery pul King in the lem stemmed from a new in- an anxious Bernard King, right rear, of the New game with two minutes re- terpretation of Nevada's law TOMS RIVER - Hed Bank Catholic's early fense, closed with 13 points and seven re- City with 23 and Scotn Wed- Jersey Nets. It wasn't enough, however, as the Nets man added 22 maining in the first quarter covering boxing events Pre- I ead proved Ihe deciding edge as the Griffins ol bounds rolled on to defeat Ihe Kings. and he played the remainder The IWII combined for IH of viously, Amos said, the law St. Joseph's battled valiantly, only to lose as a St. Rose 12. Niter Del 44 of the half/ Loughery yanked Kansas City's first 2.1 points had been interpreted to mean late rally failed. 5644 111: 1. MA H - St. Rose took an early lead and him three minutes into the sec- that a four percent tax would The Caseys (10-8) oulscored St. Joseph a never looked back as the Purple Hoses de- Villanova scores KANIAICITTIWI ond half when King missed his lie levied on the event, out not 15-4 in Ihe first period, running off 11 straight feated Mater Dei in a game marred by numer- Wtdmon I tl n. Robinnnt i fro L first two shots i• H11. vI>H.I.I• i11 \ (Al'i - V'IIIMOVJI Sophomore Tom the purse money points after a 4-4 deadlock ous turnovers loety J00 t. Ford S H IS, llrdiong t )* Siehkiewicz popped in IB |ioiiifi im'ludtng in free throws in tire Ti Not* HI'. Hlllmon ] 3 4 t. Burltun 4 But a new ruling from the RBC had trouble penetrating in the third Ken Lorenzo scored 13 for the Roses, and Oil. McKlnntv J 7 II. AI Ir-nO I 7 1 Te'oli lasl 1 III. as Ihe Wildcats iipsel itie University ol Pennsylvania ton ii 107 period as SI Joseph's switched between a 2-3 Nevada Attorney General's of- Ken Uooely added II HMO in H college baakrlball yetierda) niglii al the Pateitra zone and man-to-man in an attempt lo den> NIW JIRIIVUIII NBA Standings fice holds that the four percent John Elliott of Mater Dei led all scorers Wnli Sienkicmcv anil linn Sparrow leading Ihe »a\. \ il Casey Mike Jones underneath Jones finished von Brtda Kollf 4001. loutrtMill. . tax must also be levied on the with 14, and Mike Conley aided the losers' I.IMIH.I 15-11, roared Id » IM lead file Wildcats were In from Jormion ) * « II. Jortfan • 4 4 70. Wllllomi mCMtorwKt fighters' purses, which Amos the game with 21 points and 12 ol KBC's 27 u»t 10 A 1 76. K ing 4 J t 10, Woihlngtor. ] 0 0 Ik OivlUM cause with 11 In 40-26 wilh 4 19 led in Hie hall Sienkieuuv. who had i4 point! 6i Calchlnsi 00«0. eovrmOO-00. Slmtnor, said would be "prohibitive ' rebounds: Kevin Rornstad added II points SI Hose Is 9-11, while Mater DIM slips lo 67 7 14 Jac»on70 04 Tololi43 7* II 111 Wathlnglon a U Bl the half, Ml a lumper with live «econd« tell iq give Villanova KMMt Crly IS M tl M-Itl PrtliodelpMQ n It 4' i Neither King nor Amos Gerry Gable. St Joseph's 113 7) entire of 6-12 .i W H edgrat InlmiilMtott Nta JtrHT M M II II III Ntw Jtrwy V M SO* 10' | Htw Vork n U ot ftiMM 71 n 411 IV. Cti i tie* Son Antonio 11 74 sn Houtton 11 14 M4 1 Atlonto X) J7 SM Cleveland 1 J4 10' . r Detroit It 17 wt 13V) New Orleoni It 31 131 14 MMen» CMM•n*ci1 HIMwell Dl, MIN Middletown South captures A' North Konwn Cily 14 II ell Denver 11 37 U4 4',-, Mllwouhte H U 414 I'1, 13 411 Bulldog squad Chicoao n Jt 14' > KAKMINCDALK- Ai expected unbeaten Mul Fran Murphj led Ihe Huskies fourth quarter llolmdel In Ihc "C" Division race by easily defeating FMIIIC DIVIllM dlelown South had little trouble routing Howell surge with 13 of his team-leading IM points Shore scored III straight points to gel back into Keyport Segttle •JO Lot Anoeltt ,, Uarilan. which led by one at Ihe i lose nf the first Ihe game in Ihe second period Before Iht is n 414 70-54. lasl nighl to wrap up Ihe Shore Conference Both Ft leliold and llolmdel have 101 conference PnotnlP u n •00 y ; quarter, upped Us advantage In seven points at Ihe Ihe Devils trailed nil Bin Itumson pushed .ihr.nl marks with nnc game left for both learns Overall. Portland 71 21 Ml S' 1 "A" North championship SonOlttgo 17 31 4*4 t The Kagles built up solid margins in the fnsl half as Mark (lark and Paul Clarke split 12 points in Ihe thud period, and before Shore had caught up. Freehold Golden Stole 1) a 41t 10', the buz/.er had sounded TM leniO three quarters lo take a S7-M lead into Ihe final Mark Clark finished with a game-high2J points. Freehold took an Kill first period lead, built it lo Nvw JerMvill.KonMl City 101 Hob Emery led ihe Bulldogs wilh 23 points, Cleveland 1it. LotAneclei lit period when reserves were ptil in enabling Unwell In Ill coming in Ihe fourth quarter Ken Thomson hll M-2J al the half and SUM afler three periods Denver 104, Chicogo •4 make the final score closer- for IS, Ken I'arscik hail I] and Jeff Hanson added II. followed by Wayne Reeyey with ID anil Doug Kelly Have Watch and Lou Conover paced the Coloni- Indlono 134,Houtfon l» willi IS Joe Pingitore paced Shine with 20 points IU.1OT Paul Hall scored M points fin the Kagles whp l.indy Jackson pumped in 18 point* [or Matawan als wilh IS and 16 poinls. respectively Rich Read Porflond l». New Orleoni 101 won their 20th straight game Ed Paeolla had II far Steve llelhiinehil for 13 and Don Norbutl added III and Mike O'Neill added 18 -rnred II and had six steals KonwiCltyolPhllotfBlphla.l Mp m Howell "B" North "( " llhlslnn Steve Grots scored 12 for Keyport Denver at Otlroll.l 09pm Hew York at Indtono.l (Bp m Neptaae 75, Middlflovm North 43 Long Branch S9. Marlboro 1* llolmdel m, Point Beach M BoironotionAnionio.l IQp.m POINT Pl.KASANT • Jess Stout poured in 2* N*w JtfMyoi MilwoukM.I Np m MIMUKTUWN • The Scarlet Khers jumped mil MARLBORO- l.nng Hranchscl up Friday's big Manchester M. Keansburg 41 - M#w Orlconi at Golden State. 10 lo a 28-12 first quarter lead anil were never headed game with Red Hank by routing Marlboro points to lead the Hornets lo (heir 17th win ol Ihc KEANSBUHG • Cosily turnovers In Ihe fourth Allonto ot Statlli, 10 JOp m as they handed the I.ions their 17th straight lass The Branchers look advantage of 19 Marlboro season The win also kepi llolmdel in a tic with quarter prevented the Titans from snapping a 16- Todd Holland paced Neptune'a first quarter turnovers along with B light inanfdr-inan defense to Freehold for the "C" lead gamt losing streak as the Hawks held (in fin iheir surge with eight of his III points roul Ihe Mustangs St mil and Del Johnson split 16 poinl.s as Ihe ninth win Ty Durkac was high scorer for Ihe Kliers (Ii H| The Branchers never Hailed alter taking .i 12-4 Hornets broke the game open in the third quarter Keansburg, with Paul Canny and Itnan Allfrey AH to fight with 16 points Keith Coleman hit fur IS and Carl first quarter lead as they upped Iheir overall record second quarter by ouiscong outacorhtg the fiarnel hilling for six points each, look a 14-11 first quarter Braggs added I:' to IM. They are mi in"B" North plaj Gulls (4-rt). 28-IJ. lead in exhibition henn Hupf was high MHI.T [HI Nnrlh with Hi Ron Young and Sieve Zeiser led Ihr Wave with Johnson finished wilh 19 point! and Bruce Mamhestei. led b) Jim Sykes four |Hnnts. lonk PROVIDENCE (A!1) - points. John Coulletl had Ii 14 and 13 points, respecliveh Slrvr SchtfltltW McLean and Skip Quigley added i nvir in the second quarter by oufscoring the Titans Muhammad All has agreed to KarlUn 74, Matawan Reg. 71 snired 12 fur Marlboro llurwitz was high .scorer im Reach with IK pninls 14 9 fighl an exhibition match with HAZLET - The Rockets helil off ,i late lluskie Rrnnmn-Falr Haven (9, Shore Regional M Tom Curtis added 1:1 Allfrey finished wilh 21 points Canny added III Jimmy Ellis at the Civic Cen- nurge lo post their 12th win nf Ihe season Matawan RUMSON - Shore Regional pnunil il nn late in *Freehol I I • IIVMd 77VI., Keyporni T |VVIt t >SI « i* ainill ReaviI 1 * H * iI »wa nil.s1 hig 14 1^1h1 maIII (11n1 foM'rl Ihe,HawkIII s with II ter (in March 12 as part of what drops lo 9 10 Ihe ! Mr to calch a melhiKliriil KHKKiiui.it-. rrcchold kcDI pace unti [joinis,.Tom Bowcnadded III ik billed as Ihe champion's (arcwHI lour SHREWSBURY NJ WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14 1979 The Dtfly Register 21 Red Bank grabs tie in fB' North; Dwight Atkinson scores l,OOOth short jumper with two seconds By JIM HINTELMANN The Bucs. scoring in quick baskets in the final 30 Lodge continued his hot left in the first quarter The streaks, quickly put the game seconds of the quarter to go in scoring pace with 21 points game was slopped and he was LITTLE SILVER- Mon out of reach in the third quar- front. 7344 Rose and O'Hern each had 17. presented with the game ball mouth Regional had the mis ter Two baskets by Lodge and Dwight Atkinson. 14 and Vince by Booth fortune to catch Red Bank Re- An eight-point streak, four goals by Dwight Atkinson and Atkinson. 12 gional on one of its best nights each by Dwighl and Vince Rose gave Red Bank an HI-46 Dwighl Atkinson reached Monmouth, which has lost and went down to a 100-67 Atkinson, upped the Buc lead advantage and then Booth the 1.000 point mark for his twice to the Bucs in con trouncing at the hands of the to 63 37 and Ihey added three cleared the bench varsity career when he hit on a ference play, is 24-6 Bucs in a Shore Conference "B" North game last night The victory clinched al least of tie for the cham pionship, but the Bucs will have to defeat lough Long Bishop girls win Branch at Long Branch Friday to win it outright. "It was one of our best games," Buc Coach Warren earn piece of *B* South Booth said "We did every- thing we had planned to do and \shur\ Park lli>;h Sc hiHils mils baakftball leam clinched then iouled. giving Ihe Haider- Ihcir last point from Ihe line we're starting to come P around " the shore Conference "B" Division souih championship yeaier- Ro) l lasl basket guaranteed Ihe \ ulor> day and Middletown South clinched at lead n tie fur MM \ Hny led Ihe I'olonials with l:l fBlntl Teaininali•• Imii.. Booth, however, expects a Division North honors with victories yeslerdav Williams and \,a\ erne Colbeii had 12 and 10. respectively much tougher game Friday against Long Branch Asbury Park «S. Point Pleasant Horn « Karen Tunks scored Ili and Maureen Brady added 13 for the RtftlUr irtiati kr Lerrv PBOMI ASRl'HY I'AHK - (lav l.owenslein had six steals and II Haiders, who are III!) overall Freehold is 16-2 "It's going to be a very STOPS TO POP —Monmouth Regional's Matt Pinkney applies the brakes to assists alon^ with 14 points—six of which came in Ihe (nsl I i,Thiil,I 7 I, ii U —41 take a shot In last night's Shore Conference "B " Division North basketball good game. Long Branch is lough We'll try to set up our period—to spark ihe mi Blue Btihoptover Bow Ktjypoti H io * 11-37 game against second-ranked Red Bank. Bucs' Dwoyne Lodge defends. The Bishops raised their conference record to 11-11 and Hum game plan which won't be Maler Del W. Hrnrv Hudson 12 dropped lo 5-fi in the league finalized until the day of the NKW MONMIIl'TII - Maler Dei scored Ihe first ID points of game," Booth said Rode Strut/ Iwl all scorers with 21 poinls lor the winners the game en mule lo a resounding victory over llenn Hudson and sister Tammy added IB Karen Svege accounted (or I" The Bucs were awesome Regional Toronto signs Lemongello points against Monmouth which had Kalhy Kinn led Ihe winners wilh 16 poinls. 12 rebounds ami Sue Boyle scored 14 poinls for Ihe Panthers TORONTO - Nw Ji) pUchei Mirk Lemdngel handed Red Bank Us only set- six sleals Maureen Kennedy added HI poinl-. Poinl Horn II H 15 K-42 former H.IIM.III Hi^h School pltchei Itst acquired in ;in off- back of the season. 63-59. in Ihe Hudson drops io:i-Ili while Mater Detla Kiti \sbury Park IS 14 1MI4 - US HUM Irudi' lhal senl catcher Allan Ashbv In Iht" Houston Casey Holiday Festival. Maler Del It) III IK 19-tili Astros, signed a twn year contract, ,i Toronto team spoke* "Red Bank's shooting has Henry Hudson 2 2 4 mun said yesterday "A" Nortti improved 100 percent." Mon- Marlboro W. Long Branch 31 I I'liiiiiii'eiin had filed (in binding sajarj arbitration In Mlddlelown South S2. Howell Township » mouth Toach Jay Filzpalnck LONG BRANCH Lori Schwimer and Mary Lou .licka settle his contract differences with the American League MIDDLETOWN - Clndj M»"k poured in 2:1 points, pulled said combined for 27 points as Ihe Huittngl handed Ihe Hranchers Irani down l.'l rebounds and i:oi away with cielit steals as Mlddlelown "I saw Middletown South Iheir 17th Hlnii^hl loss South defeated Howell Township l.cmon^cllo had al first expressed displeasure with his against Long Branch yester- Ahca Wilki'isnii paced the (ireen Wave .iit.uk with i:i Mnry (iilligun who wan credited• with M assets added 17 contract and the Hlue Jays were unable In i unlai-1 him fur a day and right now I'd have to polntl (or the Eaglet Reglna Frejer scored 11 for Howell timi' During lhal period he had lieen working nut at say that Red Bank is the best Marlboro 12 II IK 5 -46 Hnmkdali' Oimmuntty College team at Ihe Shore " Middletown South is now 17 J and has clinched at least a tie 1 for supremacy in "A" Division North Howell is :i-14. and has \el Long Branch fi i» l- 13 — 31 The righthander posted 9H pecorda in part of Hie last Monmouth lost more than to win a conference name two seasons with the Astros He had a I -IT earned run the game as senior standout Mlddlelown South 15 17 18 S-H2 average in 1977 and a :i W EH \ last season Jim Pinkney, who had scored Stormy Almahurst unbeaten 30 points In a valiant but losing EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - Stormy Almahurst re- Minor leaguers join Yanks effort, suffered a shoulder in Howell III 7 K 16-41 Rarllan 53. Mulawan Reg. SI mained unbeaten at the Meadowlands this season as the 7-year- KUKT LUDKHDU.K Kla | M'l - Two niinor leiguen jury and was taken to the hos- VHKHDKKX Kelly Whalen hit a pair of foul shots with one old took his fourth feature victory last night. first baseman Jim McDonald and catcher Juan Btpllto imn.-il pital as a precautionary meas- second left on the clock lo lead the Rockets to an "A" North the New York Yankees early spring training camp Msienl.n ure It was not believed to be victory tinning the number nf players on hand in H serious The Huskies (6-10). wilh Mary Sheehan hilling for 10 points, FOREIGN CAR SPECIALIST HiKikie led hander Dave Rtghettl .mil veteran right-hander Red Bank (18-1}, winners of Actr rallied in Ihe fourth quartel in lie Ihe name up >l >l Whalrn For Quick Service Call MaUo l.uis Tiani bothihrcw baiting practice and attracted rriosl nf the 14 games in a row, was in Ihen stepped lo the line ami ruined Malawan s chances for an allenhon (mm funs uhn watched Hie >'.j hour workout Nark Lrmongrllo command from the start is Chris Rose and Dan O'Hern upset Jackie llept paced Hanlan (124) with IN points Sheehan 542-4446 sparked the Bucs to a 22-12 i Fiat • Toyota first period with eight and six ami .loan Caangrande shared scoring honors with 17 poinls etch »Lancia • Honda points, respectively, Rarllan • 12 23 14 4-H i Alia Romeo • Volvo Boys Basketball Scores Malawan Reg . ft I" lOltt-M • Datsun • Opel etc Monmouth made a brief run Specialist In rebuilt carturatort. iltomators A atartart Pile (Ml FrtffctM mt TtiMlcy I 1 J. V Bcnbrook at the Bucs in the second quar Jon*t*3 11 Bomttod * ) n Haht'iy Walth I 7 •• ReaoJUi L Conovtr I 0! TOTALS 1' 16 '0 ler when Matt Pinkney All WORK FUU.Y GUARANTEED • I 7 I*. J Conovcr 7 14, John.on 14 7 4 1 Ho-.II (Ml Holmdpl 47. Polnl Beach 34 J-OC TOTALS 1J tOW Skchon I 1 I, Berman 7 04 Wftby 3 0-4 Stollworlh 4 I * Lov 7 1 I. Pouello dropped in two baskets lo Call Anytime St I«M«* iiTtt) (4t) KtHry 000 D unity 10'. Kortwaty llol.MUKI,- \,im\ Hurk and Sully Maxwell led Ihe attack O Hart 4 01 Ktorniv 101 McCarthy I 1 3. OakeiO 7 7 TOTALS 11 IS '! shave the Buc lead lo 28-22 Open 63C b P.M 6 days o week, incl. Sot. O«0 Thompjon 401 GobU i ] I) Jano*. KanMrfi (U) liirt,".*!"'""™!,''. iTUu BS Iliilmdel (14-4) never (railed in its um over i'nint Pleasanl O>1J Dtmp**y )0« TOTALS »i ) Grotl 4 4 l|, Iui«ij*k. 4 1 9. Hubio II II U Red Bank answered with M-ddlttown South 16 IS 16 U - » Beach Burk had 17 pnmts and Maxwell added IS. IU 101 Kimp I 0 7 Sttll 4 7 10 2omptll* nine straight as Vince SI Jofttrph v 107 MeConn ] I t, inlontc 104. Brady Howtll 6 16 17 70 - W Sandy Wheeler of Ihe Oarnel (lulls led all scorers with 20 ft-1 J TOTALS II 11 S3 •wcuiui iiei Atkinson scored on a Jumper. »*•••••*•••••••**** FrttDold II IB 74 I* - 77 Gulhrldflt 1! 7-4. Rtovli J I II. flowtn nwavno I iwiui. nut in a r*> (mints HuiMidel put the namv away uith a 19-pmnt third '•* HlVCM <«t| fctypart 10 17 11 If - f] ntfy r II M. " >oio. worioro 174. norm 7i! nt.ii, uwayne Lodge pui in a re quarter PoW Beach Unow 1*11 Siocront 104. i~ii"!m "" College scores Piscataway, N. J. ^RACQUETS HIT Hampoen SyaneyM Lyni'iCurg f6 Indiana comes lo town with BapMi BiBIt W Villtr ^>•«( O King Calleg* 97. B/van .'* JSHOES IS OT Londer«6 Wingate 77 sharp shooting Billy Knight BotlonCaiiegeW. Darlmou^M LeMoyneOwienV7. 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Piscataway New Jersey NIKE SHOES FOR KIDS Rangers call Maloney N* Children's Sizes 8-5 NEW YOKK (At') - Thr \alinn;il Hockej U«a||uv \.« For ticket information NAME Yort HangtTs called up ninkic lefl winu Dun Maloni'\ frnni call The Nets: THERACQIET SHOP their NM Haven afflftate In Iht American Hockc> Leacur (201) 995-8888 ycslcrilii) ADDRESS ZIP Route 34 Please pul your name and address on (he coupon so we may add 462-8866 Mfloney. 21). was iho Rangers' Nn I choice in Iht HITS Tickets at (Just North of 537 (.'grill amaieunlrafi and had icored IMgoala sndMnssimstii i' your name lo Ihe Nen mailing lisi Open Wed a FrkJa $6, $8, $9, $10 COLTS NECK, N.J Illl 9 P.M. al New Haven lit- is tin- hfdiiii-i "i IIH' ifangen' captata.'flaw Ualotw) Si.uffx Smith Drnnis ihe Menare SHREWSBURY NJ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY U. 1979 The DaUy Register 22 IF I TOLD VE "\ - IT AIN T f -TO ft J)NCE , I TOLD PERLITE [ HUNNERT Crossword puzzle WE A HUNNERT / TO POINT ^ EIGHTVTWO ACROSS 27 Trudge 48 Listens to 19 Department TIMES-- 1 MKWI 28 See 17A in Franc* 5 Out on - 31 "The Man - ' 52 English 23 Animated 10 Exclamation 32 Weather writer 24C«pen of disgust word 54 Masculine 25 Abounding M Dredge's 33 Entreated 56 Meison in «uff. burden 34 Work by feature 26 Saunter 15 Tracking S2A 56 Cruising 27 Nino's device 37 Lalapalooia 57 Eared father 16 Waterloo's 36 Hard to container 28 Schedule state find 58 Showbii 29 German T philosopher 17 With28Aa 39 Corroded awards work by 52 A 40 Piggery 59 Aerie 30 Anthony and 20 Rich cake 41 VMdad Barbara 5. 42 Barker's 32 Ponderoufs,. 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WORTH.'TO POEfi LOVE HIM/I OF A BIG HOUSE. 5HOV/EP THAT SHE. 9££ PAPPV AND THAT THIN* t)Ht MARRIED "ANP TWO GROWN REAUV 1CVED UWY THERE HE GKtL KIS5ING AND HIM FOR A HOME? CHILDREN-•• ISN'T • AND AFfWClAltD NOW • -OUST CALUNG EACH OTHER AND MONEY TCI A LAZY UFE Of HIM.' GETTING MOW SrtNO ' LUXURY. VIOLA' FKOIW WORK/ • AND HE. POE5NT LOOK A.PPY' II • • H s— 1| .-1.. p" I TYPICAL GREAT ONE FOR THINKIN' V CAN PULL Y"S£LFOUT j OFVOLK W/7WA i • "Hey, this heart has two floors!" . LTD 1 1!1 Th<- VI i/ar.l of Id Your horoscope, birthday WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 ) others. Time spent - 1 i|i|niiiiiiui\ for persoii.il cun hurt another easily by Born inday, you ire one in 1 relationship provides gain abounds Don't let a aakinfl the wronK question Norlh dealer Sheinwold's bridge advice Neither side vulnerable NORTH • A ',2 tooneaburv By Altred Sheinwold VITAL DIStAHD DAILY 911EST1ON , . V A y ') Ihi prool ol tier, you huid • A '< si ihe |i|jy * ! • ITS crowed as he saw ihe dummy but "Why couldn't j WEST EAST e/CNtm me, ead with ANSWER ! THAT$ WHO'. FOUS LIKE 0OW AJW F»&THIT! dim. five clubs?' he growled a few • (j 107 4 • K J9863 minutes later. me worth an oppmng AND mi ,->— / discard a diamond from his V K 10 7 6 i bid If you had IWo iuw clulis OKyi 0J7 Soinn ».h.. ihe d * 7 6 4 * None return, leads a irump to the •in youinighi a. diamond Vh soim cighl. discards a dun • None il ipades and ruffs a '•? 5 2 diamorirJ He B1''^ back with J in short OA64 Souih ruffed a • rump 10 ruff another 'dia- cii ,1 trui *A K J 10'« mond, draws the last trump 1 \ POCKET 1.1 11 > I- 111 pUnniiiR .to : •ally gets to dummy BRIDGE MIIII.N 1, North EMI with a-hedrt to (lisi ard in .1 South Will lumm; '*:ih a shemwolfj is available i.iii I* ;nond u.U! Mpy In si I . The uliuiual firs', trick is 10 2 * ' ;iir RM ,, |. ,, • * 1 llu\ IIHHI Los kngetcii 1 bill Lllng in to lead hearts BOftM 1 i lead - • -I I immy ANY VALENT/NES NOTHING ECWIS LIKE IN THERE ? AN EMPTY MAILBOX The Phantom l<< till Bailtv THAT'S. PEEP JUNGLE. WECAN'TLANPTHEBe/ iR, YOU'VE SOT 10 I'M TYPING, PILING, POSOMETHlMS.'1'M POING RUNNING AROUND LIKE ALL THE WORK.' MAO, WHILE ALL SHE POES IS STAMP THERE TRYING TO . 1£P LOOK f fell SHREWSBURY NJ WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY U 1 r. The Dkkily Register 23 Calendar of art events One-man show at library sphinxes and repousse monsters are also Contest set for amateurs FREEHOLD - Paul Schlilsey, a mem part of the show her of the Freehold Art Society, is having a COLUMBIANS C. - American Literary one-man show at the Carnegie l.iurap. and Creative Arts Associates lnc is spon- Main St His paintings are all done in Autorino exhibits at gallery soring a national contest for amateur poets, acrylics and represent western and wildlife FREEHOLD - Auionnos oils, pastels prose writers, photographers and artists scenes This la thi- last week they'll be on and original drawings and etchings are on Cash prizes will be awarded Write the view view at Jenlra Fine Art Callers. Route 33 organization al I'd Box 21641. Columbia, and MillhurM Knad (two miles west of Free- 29221 for information Heritage celebrated via art hold Circle) The gallery is open dally 10 SHRKWSBURY - Anexhit»lnin <>r Afro am to 4 INI p in and Saturday 10 a m to 5 American art. on view in celebration of Contest entrants sought Black Heritage Month, continues Itus week p.ra at the Monmoulh County Ubrary'i Eitfern ('•It HBIA.I.C - T»e American Lit- Branch. Route 35 It is in sponsored by Ihe erary and Creative Arts Associates. Ini . Monmoulh Alumnae Delta Sigma Theta luhl anniversary is marked'' P II lln\ 21141, in this city is sponsoring an Soronty Artists include Letty Thorns, l.mii: amateur talent contest in four categories NEWARK - The Newark Museum. 41 Branch, Jacqueline Keel. Neptune poetry, prose (fiction or non-fiction), pho Washington St . marks Ihe 50th MWivWUrj Authello dales. Farmini;dale Judith Lane lograpb] .iml art There will be 10 cash of the death of Felix Fuld. to founder of Neptune, and Melody Johnson. Neptune prizes and all winning entries will be pub Ramberger s and of radio station WOR, and lished this auiMIWT An Amateur is defined turns on creatures, bea*t* a trustee nf Ihe Musi'um from 1924 until his as one utiuse total eamingz (sales and/or ilraili Works purchased with funds from the UNCROFT - "CuriOUS Creatures & winnings) doal exted 11.000 Write to the Felix Fuld Request Fund are on view Bizarre Beasts " is still on exhibit at the organization for further information Kn "Hiead and Roast," I new four-part Monnioiiih Museum on the Brookdale Com tries must In* postmarked on or before documentary film dealing with the achieve- POSTER WINNER — The Women's Guild of Christian Brothers munily College Campus. Newman Springs midnight March III lo qualify (or the com menu and political succeii ol the WPA Academy, Uncroft, has scheduled its Fourth Annual Art Show and Sale Road AinoiiK the more speclacular objects |Wnrk> ProgTeta Administration] in Ihe for 3 to 8 p.m. Feb. 24 and noon to 5 p.m. Feb. 25. Brother Peter, principal are a lotem pole, a Kacluna doll, a bronye ItWl will be shown al Ihe museum Ihii of the school, holds the winning poster advertising the show, which was door knocker and a fragment of limestone Sunda) aiMl Pell 'X This Sundays film. designed by Thomas Mannlon, left, a student from Matawan. Miss Cathy relief deptictlng the head of 1 tn- Egyptian 'The Theatre and 'Literature' will m theatres Corroll of Red Bank is an art teacher at the school. god. Horus (New Kingdom) Centaurs and elude an informal talk b) Wieland Schul/ Keil. Ihe filmmaker Variety of entertainment on television today EVENING MACHEI1 lEHREt RtPOBI David Colling! at Cat O UND(»EA W0R1D0F JACQUB 1100 0 0 O O O CO CD SKVLINE 'Rockefeller © BUnSBUNNISVAIINIINI siut. Elliabeth Spriggt tM e o o o o © too8 COUSIEAU Those Incrsdible NEWS Center' «w Alwayi raady for a chal- as Calphurnla. anU Keith Diving Machines O GONG SHOW IS ABC IAPIIONED NEWS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 6»AO» BUNCH lenge, Bugi Bunny takes Mlchell at Marc Anthony. O O CHABLIE S ANGELS A (D ODD COUPLE II.M 1WILIGHI /ON! CINEMA 291-0141 '1.50 lOKft 1 WILD on Cupld'i arrows on (3hrt.) a millionaire obsessed by © DICK CAVEII SHOW ,n0 MOVIE (ORAMAi •*• R101 in Valentine'* Day. ffl NAIIONAI GEOGRAPHIC 'The 8 the Idta that Jill caused ffl CONGRESSIONAL OUUOOK Cell Block Eleven 1954 O Incredible Machine' (11) Star Wan on tha death ot hit ton in a National Health (D NEWS (4) Suptrtroin CD MOVIE (DRAMA! •• Ska racing crash kidnaps Insurance' * All-New leboard 1911 CD MOVIE (DRAMA) •• Ska- * Mystery, Kris In an act ot revenge 11)0 8 CD CBS LAI! MOVIE THE leboard 19)1 CEIEMITY 111 O IB POPEV! VA1ENIIHE Guest star: Farrah ROCKFORD FILES: The |j.4j O MOVIE (SUSPENSE) •'» romance, comedy SPECIAL When Popeye for- Fawcett-Majort. (60 Reincarnation Of Angle CHARADES gett Valentlne't Day for louch ol Satan 19)4 on world's mint.) A bookkeeper hires | gg the umpteenth time in 8 O IOM0RR0W (D HC IK DOUGH Rocklord lo find her CIlfBBIK (H««»DIS their marathon romance, ID MOVIE •ADVENIURE ORAMAi biggest train. ® JIHSIVIIII missing brother. (R) SllltlKI Sll Olive Oyl decides to *>'i Drum Beal 1954 HUHANIIIfS IHtOUGH 1HI 8 CD ONI DAY HI A IIMI KOJAK: I Could Kill My ; JJ O PENNSYLVANIA PERSPECIIVE § 8 O SUPftllAIN A frantic dump him once and for Q yOU DON I 5A» Wile's Lawyer' Stars: O MOVIE The Spy Who UK husband tries to catch all and embarks on a Telly Savalas. Kevin Dob- IIKlll FLOYD FIRESIDE KIICHEN Came In From Ihe Cold' Supertraln In order to cruise looking for Mr g ton. (R) i 10 I LOVE tun CD DOtLY AND CAD01 IN Part I. 1954 stop a psychopathic as- Right'. NASHVIUE Tha production, O O IHE 10NIGH1 SHOW ;gg 8 MOVIE (ROMANCE DRAMA) sassin who thinks he's Of IE IS MAKE A DEAL uc m\ taped before a capacity Hot): Johnny Carson. **• Random Harvest 1942 doing the man a favor by 9 00 ODD MASH The sinister I I IOWIIMI IDS hull AH audience at Iht Grand Gueet: Charlton Hetton. 8 NEWS killing his wife. Guest Colonel Flags pops up al I I CISNIWS 01* Opry Houaa In Nash (90 mint.) O MARCUS WlIBV MD star: Dick Van Dyke. (60 the 4077th again, con- UNfOBD HMD SON vltlt, marks the first Joint O DAVID WOIPED SERIES © MOVIE (DRAMA) • mlns.) vinced that Hawkeye It a appearance ol Mitt Bui SANDBURGS LINCOLN'Mrs. Lin- 1956 iws Communlsl natt and Mist Parton. 160 coln's Husband' ;05 IHOUGHI EOR IODAV us ivimoon BUSINESS sympathizer. (5) MOIUShowcait mint.) Abraham Lincoln as a ; |j MOVIE (WESTERN) ••', 6 SI OCEEN *CHS O O FROM HEBE 10 IIEINIIT S lamlly man during the When Ihe legends Die 1977 100 PEHNSUVANU 10IIIH . * "EDWARD Natalie Wood and William O SEAVIEW SO. CINEMA* Ittl 66 k IS Nl CiffUI-'M-IlK 1:00-7:45-9:45 Lobsters are M II SIMIIS S PCim PfHKKBB • torntorn tourtour fnfccKnfccKn THHf NDRNDRBrOltB S for Lovers! ftinkk NmNmMM BBm UgU x IIV NoNH h SSd turrrtt Sosm* h Ow 5MI« M «MK Wl PratucM 1, ihm Gmtti m m FABULOUS NOW PLAYING SHREWSBURY PLAZA 1:00-7:30-9:20 LUNCHEONS & DINNERS OPEN 7 Dinner prlctt Includt salad & potato CLIFTON PATEDSON •' DAYS PHONE: EAST 0flUNSWK> «* HARITAN R Lunch: 1 iWQTON 872-0909 EDQEWATU 11:30-1:30 Highlands; N.J. al lha loot ol Dlnntr: WAYNt Atlantic St. onttu Shrewabury River 291-1284 J:JO to doting IENTERTAINMWT GIFT BOOKS 24 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY NJ WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY U 1979 People Who Like Money m Love Classified Ads They fiAd buyers for good things you don't need. Dial 542-1700 Today) }. 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HUNDREDS OF NEW * *» LINCOLN-MERCURY 747-5400 \CV * Sifuouudbr & USED CAR LINCOLN MERCURY VALUES WITHIN m FORD NINt ACRES OF CARS 5 GREAT DEALERSHIPS in Ol Hwy 1 Formerly DOREMUS MINUTES OF and Parkway Exi! 117 (" "'" 741-6000 \\* READY TO SERVE ALL Wt ,ire easy lo reach Irom anywhere" EACH OTHER YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS! lei. 264-0500 Highway 35 KEYPORT, NEWJERSFV SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY ! 4 1979 The Daily Register SI. Htrp Wonted M Merchant Wanted JUNK CARS WANTED CASHIER - Mown* io IK tolly, oil INSURANCE UNDERWRITER - For *>y Saturday! aM Sunday* cloted personal line* Experience In writing RedMwt J4\W Tmtasyi Phone Olllli Barker and rating homeowner* and family REFRIGERATORS- TwOtoUcu ..... NAN JOHNSON JUNK CAM Hordwore. Coin Neck auto requited Call the Dirtmar Aoen buy factory direct. US ond ua On* year BUYS ANO »UYS IMMEDIATE CASH PAID (y * I, Mon Frl mtU3 avarant** Fi*e dellvvy Robfrl From an entire household to a singlg * CLEEK TVPIST - Port Hm. (on toil larn«i. «V)-eM7 item Antique furniture,, lewelry, *it CALL Rocc-trm mr •mil), for locol Mowtpopor rloMlfled KEYPUNCH OPERATOR I• ver Immediate cosh TOP donor OOfOrtmpni. Accuracy In typing and lencod on III. opportunity to eorn REFRIGERATOR - II w i 141 I44f MuST MMI be reliable and Kh totonr It vow nave own machine (ondltlon U0 be MI ihori notice PINM tend Coll U\ +m after * p.n OLD fURNiTURE Anti«ue* china resile* 10 ton OM. The Dolly Rt« roll olvo UUD between 4 7pm uiuuwo't. on obiectt and brlc-e>or*c lilef. Virewtbwry, N.J 17701 KEYPUNCH EXPERlEN( t D Immediate cosh for I " LJ GONZER ASSOCIATES ryttilrw Rutcll'S, CLERK TYPIST - Llghl typing, tiling 151 Broad SI , Red Bank WI Ml, or coslonolly answer phone anarun *r rands, general offu* dutlei. car pre KITCHEN AIDE/LAUNDRY W > • 4. five days per week Apply at It Van RUMMAGE SALE - Thurs . Fob IS. f UFPlN MOTOR CAR CO, INC terred Chamlln, Schottland. 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Ml W 1006 Hwy IS, Ocean UiOtM long, above-ground pool*, complete 2640600 wmnilblt Individual with ablliryy to PART TIME TYPIST witn fundeck. fencing, fillet and In < molloll* minor repairrepair* ond klwledgd e oll MACHINIST TRAINEES - Will train Fionl ! Bod Bow* 101 Apartments j environ No experience necessary Call your $3.00 :ludet lull intlohailon A*klng tftt I Milty ott o tleol n ent Abll Rrd Bonk firm WAITRESSES/WAITERS - fti- Ih* Register FAMILY ADS tan sen I Call 7it 1017 after t p m ncing ovalloG - Coil Peter col I AAA RENTAL SERVICE^- New rtm- " y p y MMutl po*t* Navy recruiter In Red Bonk. Ml 7JJ*. perl*nced, lour or five da^i a week. 7 7 1 unneeded Item* tor you quickly valid driver i IkenM and have occe Freehold, 7W 1070, E Brunswick accurate lypiit lo work Saturday* only p m Apply In perwn, Sulky Reitou FURNITURE - New moltrettei , m in ma tat* dally: never a tee for tenant ' /* tin I hour day Will train on mini com Merchandise for sale ONLY Furnitned and unfurnlthod ttomet ond lo vehicle Prevloui cutiodlai • outer Contocl LIM Neumann rant. Hwy M, Colt*. Neck No phon* Originating from household, nol ex II«fS. dinette*, «• chair*. 1119*. IF AC 7100S apartment* TEICHER AGENCY, RE • perlence helpful U hour* par coll i , --ling o tale price of t!0O per article tablet, lit »i K D SHARPS will wcrlllc ALTORS, M; Oceanpon Ave , Ocean minimum, noun lleiible Sen MACHINE ADJUSTER . F MUST BE MENTIONED Eoch FURNITURE, 171 Hwy M, W**t 7J» tloJ OS, WATCHMAN (MALE/FEMALE I Keansburg Coll after I p m . 4t5-0O*S MJ 11M 51 Help Wanted utn< to SON V 310, The Dal R eglifer Now accepting application* tor second WRIGHT PERSONNEL Hanoi line. 1100 No dlicount it I THE USED FURNITURE CENTER Shrewsbury. N J 07701 ihifi opening. (3 30 lo midnigni, »om* Outild* guard work Full time • anceled before expiration ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Un Male/Female is/ HpUlxi SI ttBd Bonk IVO0K ruHNiTURE — Detkt. chaits, It7 Shrewtbury Ave . Red Bank Equal Opportunity Employer, M'M Ff : minor maintenance knowledge r* m i«oo No change* In copy I Bven*. Hal beeni ond Why No** turnlthed three-room aportment Im aulred, will train tpeclality *qulpm*ni PART TIME - Aisliiant. picture WAITERS'WAITRESSES i urn h Hove something lo tell* Phon* dretseri. tingle bed* mirror*, sofa*, mediate occupancy LeaM. reference* ASKtftHO CLIRK - TewWhly^f Apply In perton between 9am and framing bu*1n*lt Apply In writing, In and dinner, buiteri for lonch*i and kitchen MII. china, etc Seeing li be TRIPLE IDRESSER - Upright piano and tecvrlty required All ulllllie* m il 30 a m lo Pride Mode Product*, veilmenl Broker * Boa 140* High Sal night Apply In person only, after iifvlng at Lorraine I Nearly New Only portable bar Iron, l.odaerbock chain tiuded. U7i per month Coll Boa - N J State 'employment Servfce^ond DENTAL ASSISTANT toward* Industrial Center. Building land*. 07733 i p.m. GiTlrud" Brown* 1201 542^1700 quality pier** of rock bo Horn prlc** U ttirve lampt rtr V*ry good condition Oawwn, Cenluiy 31 McGowon Ryan Ceta requirement* and certification CHAIRSIDE IV, '40 1 loyd Rd , Matowan. H I PERSON WANTED - For Inilde sale* Sycamor* Av* , Tlnlon F-olli vunrterblll Ave Leonardo, (behind */IJ76* Agency. 747 JflOO • , - Township mi MALE/FEMALE AUTOMOBILE of oulo port*, permanent poilllon, ben poit office! Wed Sol . 114, Tuet m or V* fat Experienced In four handed oenllilry THE DAILY \ ) jo p m ¥ » p .ii moon TWO CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS - ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS One We need an ombltlout worker who li AGENT/LOT PERSON - Good with •fill Norwood Distributor*. 4J4 Brood d den. appliance*, blili paid. willing to be port of 0 well orgonueo people, vali'olid driver* license Call way, Long Branch MUM See Frank FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGt 1' ffd ltl - Check th* USED FURNITURE CEN STATE RENTALS_Bkr ' . ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE - Clerk denial teom 4'i day*, no evenings 7*7 J in, lam to I » p m PIZZA PREP PERSON — Port lime. REGISTER ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -THREE ', * Send resume to P d Box IS3. Red TER OF RED BANK Fineturnlluretor tor locol nowifafwr Full time pot I variable hour* Apply In perion, Dan Hlvrt . Highland* leti Iff Shrewsbury Aw* UNPAINTED ROOMS UNFURNISHED APART Hon. IVtlmtr day. Hveoay week Dl ny* Pitta ft Sub. 74 Ayrei Lont, Lltti* WAHRrSS'WAITt R I »pefi«n.*d CLASSIFIED ADS Mf NT CARPETS, REFRIGERATOR v*rtitled outlet Include typing, filing, DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Silver Apply liperion. Sondy Hook Diner. Rt _AR - Custom built Formica lop o ' Hi I HlGERATOH very BOOT) FURNITURE ANO HEAT ADULTS, NO PETS' • and machine posting on NCR boo* (ondltlon I7S lorg*tl Hock on the Jersey Shore lime EHperlence preferred ! QUALITY CONTROL - Inspector I. M Leonardo cabinet, italnlett iteel Sink, IIS0 C REFERENCES. SECURITY. YEAR keeping, machine Experience helpful. oriented leltoitored, peopli o health core foci «S 1H\ after J JO p m LY LEASE PHONE AFTER 4 P M,. * . but nol eseeniiol at we will train individual Modern. e*tltlng. como ma perienced only With mechani RED BANK LUMBER Accuracy In wording with figure* u Eattern ttote* We are looking i coWelectrlcal background Dlvertlfied BED — Full, Hk* new mattrei* bin »( !*VJ learning office In Red Bonk Good iOforr quollfl ' ' Mon through HAMMOND & BALDWIN f Wall Red Bonk Ml bWD must Company benefit* Please Reply miiafinient* Apply Electro Impulse, spring and from*. UO Rug, 10*17 1 .tortlng' salary ond benefits Submll I rapidlrop1aV"INM*y !«_-_ M «*"' 1 end* or holiday* Pleasonl working PIANO AND ORGAN WASHERS ANO DRYERS Buy tar ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Out- t to BOM v 141. The Doily Regi*t«r tomplet* resume to Box O US. The •toofferlnoopsonunlr- y . lift Cheitnut SI . Red Bank vironment Call 94*1419 for appoint aqua gray tweed, II) H>*JI4 tory direct. tSO ond up One yeof guof bedroom, living, kitchen, mint conoV . Shrewsbury. H.J 177*1 Dolly Register, Shrewtbui ement Heclth Core Housekeeping) Equal Opportunity Employer men! An ectuai opportunity employ*i BED - Twin firm mottreit bu> CENTER ante* Free delivery Robert Borne* tlon. view ot New YArk UJS p«r montt> Equoi Opportunity Employer « f orl *' / I Syslem* offers excellent *mplonfby\ A REAL ESTATE SALES WANTED Dental Aitdloni only wring* ond from*, like now. Sti Two 4V1444? plu* heat, I'-i month* tecurjrltyr , refer Tal*nt*d growing agency provii.** the Toyota Corolla wheel rim*, m eotn Division of Attenberg encel Paul p Bova, r , Reollo*. ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR - Eicolltnl' DRIVER WANTED Part Hmt neneflti and competitive talorte* if 1 mail experienced need apply Write to WASHINGTON SBIRIHDA> SALE - m IM4 b**t In odvertltlng, trolnlrtg ond Itnon *fSISOf _^_^__ Piano Houi* , »S0N ort on all Wicker and Ratton ppy p o rial progfamt Opening In Mlddielow Box G 3J7. The Daily Reglitcr. Did you know work with tMtrfy Mull hoye mi Shrewsbury. N_J 0770) i Wicker Basket, Rl 14 Coll* N*ck BEACHVIRW OARDtNS One' > and Ocean Twe BKDROOM SET - Two dretsert, on* 1 txpeflerxi with crofti onu willing l MELMED AGENCY *71 SejO WELDER - Experienced in pipe fll heodboord, Mild oak, tiM 7474*37 af We Are N.J.'S. 463 Mil bedroom. ijjJ Heat, hot water and travel overnight Ml MOO MAHAGEMENT TftAINEF Largest and Oldest looking oo* Included W 4t7S * . DRUG AND'OR COSMETIC CLERK REAL ESTATE Sole* aiioclatc for S p.m. I WESTINGHOUSE WASH I R AND APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING - wonted tor one of Mlddletown * leading BEDROOM SCT.- Twin bed* ond , Piano Dealer ' (APRI APARTMENTS AlLANtiC Training In ever 41 field*, no •• aoendei Capable of handling e« Ktyport • i. S- HIGHLANOS - Onfbedroom lunwY perlencertence nnecwiory Coll trow Novy I )4 p 1 . _.*rett. Cur yAMAHA fjVCONSOLE OfibAN apartment, near shopping center ond National Financial Oraonliailon Good 1 ecutlve clientele, full lime only WOODWORKER - Assembler App cruite- rf IIn Red Bonk. Ml bit. Free License a must Experience helpful EBSCO Industrie* Inc . EBSCO Bldf tSSr i Hardman and Player planoi Like new irontporiollon Worter and heat two- - old. n»l« , E Brunswick. TM tl» ORYWALL TAPERS - And finisher* ltortlng salary, ••cellenl benefit* ond BEDROOM SET - Dark pin* r. piled, free pool ond tree maintenance • for Monmouth County F.p*ri*nt*c greal potenlloi Conloct Lisa New but not necessary SopnlitUoted mar Shrewsbury Av* Shr*w*bury. N i LARGE DISPLAY OF ASSEMBLERSSEBL S - We have Immediate, lifting and training progrom available celient tondillofi Bed, DOM spring ond con nitm Call 7»i«oa» Call UitOii between 14 After t mattrei*. hutch and night fable. U0U opef»mt>InommWymIWywerkw k WWlll d , Moderr-n. .oftlt. * wlm all etienllol facll GRAND PIANOS tATONTOWN - Furnished it' totderlng Eiporlonce neteu lngand aim Member of MLS Call Foulkt 52 Babysitting/Child Dining roam **t tabl*. lU choir*, but JOB MAIN STREET 77 Pets And Livestock all ulllltle*. immediate occupancy cellenl company benefit* rvAppl, eiy ElECTRONICS TRAINEES - Op WRIGHT PERSONNEL *itan Agency tor contldenllal In fet and room divider, tSOO Two pl*i* ASBURY PARK, N j 0771] I CIS monffi, one month tecurlty 74* Wheetotk Slfjnoli Inc , in BronthporApplyi portunllle* In the field of electronic* is; Broad SI Red Bank 747-003 Care living room set, t4O0. Colonial dry link i*rview.47Tw IWoodlondOr .Mid Hike newl, IJSO Three piece maple *•< Advanced And Beginners' Brood st can JSI nso Ave . Long •ranch, N J An Equahl Oip No experience necessory will troln U.L...U,MI T.,iyt[ oWWo •tl— Coll your Navy recruiter In Red Bank. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE 1 fl. So1 ( DOG TRAINING 'FREEHOLD twaWoom. dean. HkUHOH AIDE - To offke desk* 1100 164 7in noon i Lfoitet eves and Mi afternoon* - ewnrt, good locale, appliance* \m . Nationally-known ihoe chain seeking ASSEMBLY/HANDLERS . 2M1IH dl Ct P BOXES Corrugoied Pocking lup HOUSEHOLD^ Bttythor* Companion Dog Club | «'•«* STATE RFNt ALS Bki U IS TO U M AN HOUN severol exceptional people for their N j Slat* Employment Service one BOS g g p HOUSEHOIO SSAAI t 7i] iw EARN EXTRA CASH EXPANSION BY CLIPPING BUREAU raining program Mutt be thorp i Ceta requirement* ond certification RESPONSIBLE' PERSON i pile* for induitryond Moving and tlo1nlno, 1oyt. t^^^ (it * I HA2LET - One bedroom! clean n Two/three week* - Requires additional reader* Mutt drnter- work well with public and Mutt be resident ot Mlddletown Town baby til two ihlldren three lo tour limit Storog* Coll HJi0HQ< 4*1467? l| Rumion 6d LlttlleSH GOLDEN RETRIEVER - Puppt*t area, free utilities, call Large company needs people tor itav* alert mind with good memory • hove Intiotlve to succeed Will train ihlp Coll S7MIW Exi in or 174 fai o week, for working mother, with a CALIFORNIA AIRLINE TICKET - if-f11 AKC Shot* whelptd Jon eth -47 «4J4 STATE RENTALS Bkr- special profoct Permonenl part time work. Apply t0, imledlati e portion a* A**lttont appointment rotating tchedule. car and retoncrt On* way Nawark lo LA Valid until Mj3*" HIGHLANOS ANO SEA BRIGHT NO FEE CALL NOV only, 1*1 Newman Sprlngi Rd , R* ' ' Unlimited potential ond r* neceiury Call ofttr * p m 4/USW fet II Female only H4U1I sank « to II o locollon ppportunltl** Storting saiarr WN OR LPN IUWI Needed for HAY SALE - Giant bolet. Timothy One and two bedroom apartment* At TEMPORARIES FXPFRiFNCEO \ewina macMne *'*° P*' *•** ar*d a" benefltt t,,,„f In• *«*nlng or nlghl thin I MAIN LINK FENCING Surpiu* HI , 'W-MS0 nu Alto thaw, sail hay, mulch hay Ml 14*4 IM Brood St -Red Bon* " ,.,..t^, .„„,„,, Lisa Newmonn before jfor* 54 Situations Wanted quality vinyl clod Mult sacrifice Sf .Q .. rvncuinni nc AUTO SALESPERSON - Opening • (Ml AN Ort LPN iM/WI Female c>nl»»q n lnttoil*d with top rail. 100 IBM TYPEWRITERS IRISH SETTER - And German HIGHLANDS- Four foom evening or nlghi thlti minimum Termt ar/anood _3*3-oM7 RENTAL $19.50 per IT1O. ek» old, li no peh. te«urlty COUCH — And love teat, whit* velvet Rent wllh option to buy 171-0377 FINE WRIGHT PERSONNEL Coll S*4--»al BABYSIT - In my home, weekdays Cull lUKIU UN M'W - Full time. 1 It, LPN. part Excellent core ond good mean b* 101 Apartment* 103 Houses For Rent ABERDEEN - foor twatoeni yard KEYPORT _ M*«ern •HiCIOMCV one iMt. Mti. BD'Oft fkaftoc*. titros rftiwrt. A*«ll J47W4 STATE RENTALS %tu iffw» batti. Ult Mt monlti mmm """ wa,,Li» Kof1ln.CI.ru LONG BRANCH - Thru »»»oo«., QUALITY REALTY »lol»o|u.lrTiiM brliw kMi PtH. tltt ••». trot hot* ASSOCIATES Hwy ». L—iw»» ]*i WJ3 BELFOBD- Twoboovoomi. _ MARLBORO - TMM-taAtMn.WiM MS Union Beach per month, plus ulllltln. ktffi pets. «M. lowae i*m, Mil* UH '474434 STATE *f NTAli »fcr •(• Ccrl&fl colwOor. ml opublli IIHINC Uorlng tal Win or«tcM In' f",,'> lUIKEmci. >S FOR MATAWAH ~ Twt Ho>—n.fcNfc •* . EAST KEANSBURG - Large living »n Kinlng. ol •« fm P'""'"^ «Lt OF * CERTIFICATE locale free hoot, wilv UIO room, dining room, eat In kitchen, ont 4 STATE HEHTALt Bfcr , ... Vhe'ToWshIth Tnlpp MalHall WW LawLow.n bodroom and baWl OB* per month plui Main 5lreol, Aberdeen Township^Ntw go* and electric One ytot leo*e Socur ?«r SM°«e OETECTOM IN »LL Mtts •Huflng Ity and references required Call Stot'mww* "o7Vy° oienf. ar al- al tBB. Lortwtmjl HtrMMnowt Air con lorney ondpresent ony obltction which ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - New of dttloning Lots m parkin* Swimming FREEHOLD BORO - ThrM oMfoom. you moy have fa granting ol Ihl* op PUBLIC NOTICE. II l»'t»r Olv«n pool ami Tonnfi Courts Tout very own flee building Two adjoining offices. lorgt ywd tor kldt. MH ranch ityii 131, House* For Solt thai IM lortoolno ordlnanct woi In patio Walk t snopplna one N Y C It* HO and FOO w II Air conditioned P 0 W*O4__ STATfiRENTALS Bkr *° This notice is served upon you by commuting itJ-JrJJe Open t a m I Amplt barking Excellent location MIDDLETOWN A NEW LISTING - Order of the Board ot *0|l_llm*"l - uniilollMtoromlAolUnion••«<• paW . Won -fVI HIGHLANDS - Two tMdroomi. CM Coil n I Wl^jlJ "TO MY WIFE WITH LOVE" L u* taxes ond super low luel coit mode investment hort Surrounding home* null IK* fnuntv of Monmoufh, Hew jer Iral air. flrcploc* wo»h«tdry«r thii three tow booVoom* Split Level a or* larger ond the neighborhood* Kantor * Kanlor sey neldonlht 14th day ot December. MODERN APARTMENT - Ne« ATTRACTIVE - Modern office in re hooltd gorocM with citrine door iUO house that you mutt sot Excellent great See what you think ol our three Attorneys lor Applicant* left and Public Heorlna on sold Or trono»orswn«n ftotf time to coll beton s*arcn center. Red Bonk Available In This Valentine comes with 3 or 4 bedrooms 2 battis living p«r month plui utlinit* R«ftr«nc*> two. mr»e. lour roomi or larger units condition Fenced yord interior newly GREGORY f KUSIC.ESO jinance wa* held, al which time on ond »tcurlry No prr> ITU IU Low rani Full services 741 M»l family room 19x23 central air on 2 partially wooded acres m aenoni interested were plvo-n an op CY Realtor. SU Prospect Avt , Little Feb 14 *" KEANSBURG - ThrMOtdroom, kldl. prime area ol Freehold Township Too many extras lo CENTURY^ COZENS. Realtors Stiver T4I-4W RED BANK B RIVERSIDE AVE pvti Ok. rwo •«tro roomi. r«nt al UOO mention draw lake NolU e that the und*' Ordinance woi finally UIUU STAIE RENTAIS Bkl 113 Rlvi THINKING OF - Soiling or buylngj *igned has appealed to the Plonnino R.VERVIEW TOWERS office available, ample parking, oil aoo or I Coll TRANS EXECUTIVE REAl A Boor dot Ihe Townthipol Aberdeen for "THE VERY FINEST IN utllitlov idool location for Pedialu KEANSBURG two tidroom e71HBI _ 0 variance from the provision* ol See W»»Y Mil LUXURY HIGH RISE clan. Orthodontist. Surgeon, $83,500 NAVESINK Oupl»«. hot wai*r hmt,«1Sp«t month, n lion 4MB ol Ihe Zoning Ordinance to as BOROUGH CLERK Overlooking rhe Noveslnk Rlvtr plui utllltltt, tic urlly raqulrto Dermatologist Will oiler to Mile ten BICENTENNIAL HOME A BETTER WAY lo permit Winding way. inc to use ont SI* other doctors presently located i hurmlng, coiy oulhentlc The** TO BUY OR SELL premise* toned Ol A*oo r I ftt U in building Days, 741 llSe, eve* wi^rdi con nol do justice lo fhl* lovingly the Neighborhood Profeuionoi* mtnt'Townhouit tor busiest M C f LEONARDO - T«o«t«oonT«o«t«o ii houMhouM,, CENTURY 21 restored Colonial Foundation ond CENTURY II, Phoenix Realty purposes (Maps ond other documents „ o.o?«"i" o r T"H°. io.ou.H U311 a montth plu i utmtl»ttl i ond MCurlty j we art effectively keeping floors hove boon itrenghlened, wiring %* mm. at* for BOP Ofr ore available lor Inspection at Ihe ol OF UNION MACM. COUNTY OP Call 771 fU. DOWNTOWN RED BANK - Prime rents low Studios storting ot IJ7V one office space with on Hie parking Ont Lane Agency li new, plumbing ond heating lyitem YOUR OPTIONS ARE OPEN lice ol the Plonnino Board Aberdeen SoNMOUtN,"t«l Of «• JJ« bedrooms llartlng of IJ40. two LEONARDO - 11 bodroorm ilton, block lo Brood *tre«l ond Hotpllal Will renovated The park like property ot Be on equoitrian. nurterymon. country Townihip. between Ihe hour* ot 9 00 1IV AMENOINO ORDINANCI NO bedrooms starting at tSOO. three quit), gcoa arto, wothor, drytr. MIS complete lo your requirement Ex 946-3434 lord* great prlvocy Offered al Uf.fOO gentleman, or smart Investor Cape AM and 4 00 P m . Monday through hi "« o«DINA«Ct OF THI /4M4lI SIATt RENTALS Bki cluilwe agent 17.000 tq ft , will divide BAHRS REAL ESTATE, in 1M0 Cod, In Middletown. »even ocrts, three Friday ) On premise* located on Roul* •OROUOM OF UNION •••CH. L alter to suit CENTURY II Count bedroom*, two baths, dining room. 14, Aberdeen Township described a* COUNTV OF MONMOUTH, «T»Tl Central air and heal, got cooking. LONG BRANCH - TtirM Mdroom fen. gomeroom. grtenhouse/buUdlng follow* one Story frame dwelling bring tomliy rvmodAiad. yard, !3fO Agency Ask lor Mr Coitns or Mr 131. Houses For Sale 131 House* For Sale balconies, 74 hour doorman. TV Mcur Nettles, ttl 7417oB* with office, born ond corrol ton be known a* Block 115. Lol 9 on the Tan ity. twlmmlng pool, sauna, morino 7474414 STATE HtNTAI •, BK sub-dlvlded Asking IIMJB0 LAWLEY A GREAT START SIT* HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS Map This opptdi i* now on Ihe Secre alto underground pafklng Rtnloi o( MATAWAN - Rl. 14. large office with AGENCY Realtor. Ml •»). »ve* tory \ calendar, ond a public Mar Ina- private offlct. 1000 so. ft . suite of three Remodeled, lorot bedrooms IS mo* Coll the Kerr Aaoncy, Inc a >Ut open MVW day* a week Coll Bob Mdioomi. on* bath. n*or booch IW1 a rms been ordered tor February M If7f IRAOi SYSTEM RINTAL OR USB offices. W tq h Private entrance*, ler bedroom. eat-In country hlichen, 6Jo River Rd , Foil Haven, 7414477 rage, applianc wan Clccone at )0l Ml IW month Ltaia rcaulrtd E A formal dining room, enclosed Iront al • 00 pm pftvoiling nmt. in Ihe CHAROBS ample parking Ideal tor Inturonce or WALKER t WALKER Towmhip Hall. 147 Lower Main Street NED BANK - Luiury one bedroom, ARMSTRONG AGENCY, RnOo'i. porch, ovenlied lot. ntw roof, tiding MELMED AGENCY Irovei agency Immediate occupancy SERVING BUYERS ft SELLERS REALTORS Aberdeen Township. Ntw Jersey al WHEREAS, "he governing body ol dUkWMhtf, corwatlng, U00 plui ullll and appl lancet Call SoTom Sinct 1TO May we lervtyou* I'lStH ItlW Shrewsbury Office >«" Sill which lime you moy appear either in the Borough of Union Beoch doe* here by declare thai there ha. been a rapid ttw. in itfe Ml *)•). eve* Mi ii/* OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Waysldt Woods Mlddlelown Office "I UH person or by agenl, or attorney ond RED BANK - HI Broad st, not to MELMED AGENCY n*« in the co*l* charged to the Borough MIDDLETOWN - Four badroom. and Long View Village Eleoont new present ony ob|ection which you may ify on* bedroom Colonial Bonk, last lovely Brood Street LITTLE SILVER - Polnl Road Cape of Union Beach by Ihe Boyshore Re two-bath, tomliy room, oorag* AUing homes from ftllOMO Call UlWtt have to granting of Ihi* appeal 1WD (Mr month lmm»dlali occupancy home now avalloMt for professional Cod, three bedroom*, Vi bath*, tire 132 Condominiums gional Sewerage Authority and thai ONE ACRE U0 * This Notice U *crved upon you by LOOM, rtftftnen ond locuriTy <* occupancy Ntw owner* will modify to place Patio Full bOMmenl UV.fOO M»d charge* hove intreowd in the op Four bedroom*. 17 master bedroom, order ol the Planning Board .__ BANK - 4V1 J spoclous room* qulrtd Coll Bob Dowton. Ctnrury 71 suite Abundant on street parking Call C. Adeskavitz Afitf 4, m-tm Town Houses proBimoft amount ol thirty five WI0W0. Mr Laird formal dining room, science eat In Re*pe(tfullv luxury high rise building Coll U! 4Bii McOowon Ryon Agency, U1 MOO Four bedroom Contemporary home !• klichen. II' country dining'family I percent I UN I in the last rwo years ond EASTPOINTE On* bedroom wtih (Applicant) MORTON P KRAMER T» pm RED BANK - Hou*e wlttl office loi bebulltlrH3akMM^atJU*,»00 741 JTtJ room. 70 pome room, utility room, lux LITTLE SILVER view, only lil.fOO CENTURY II Attorney lor Winding Way, Inc i mat a* o result of sold intrtow* ond the •AIDDLETOWN - Four bwkoomt. professional person, four bedrooms, AL GREENE I CO . INC ury both. U In-ground pool, reirtalion w OCEAN REALTY. S4J lt» __ Fob 14 *> loct thot there hove been no Increow* kldi. poll ok. yord. y«or round, USC REALTORS bosemenl prime location, 70 Plnckney Rd , iuit I in the Sewerage Sy.tem Rental or U*e RED BANK - Tw« oporimenli avail 74>f4U STATE RENTALS Bkr oft Brood St Coll Laird Ellli.Tf 14400 W Hwy 33 Ktyport 71*1*0 Four Bedroom Family? HILLTOP TERRACE I Charatt since I9H able Two btdrtoms ond Ihrti MELMED AGENCY new three room condo i 225 Freehold Township RED BANK - Protettlonal building, Lot Ui Snow You One Of Thete NOW THEREFORE. BE IT OR bedroomi with new modern fcttchen DOLL HOUSE 134,900 an Si» *ti e*on cupancy Flnonclng, corp*tlng, op Both how* large lovely room* loi . 21 Eait notq n ovollablt March 1 Decorator flrtploce In coiv living COZY CAPE COD - Two bath*, os The annual recrgoniiotlon meeting DA.NCO by the Mayor ond Council Ol OVER AN ACRE pliant e* Builder 191 9100 In excellent neighborhood Conve Betweon Brood SI and Rlvervlew Hoi room, tmali dining room, eat In kltch sumable mortgage, gam*room, 01 the Board ot Fire Commisiionert I the Borough of Union fltoch County ol M»,W0 P«tal 74fjbtM _ en Three bedroom*, den, lorge ulliliy aluminum siding ttt.fOO SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Resole* District No I, Township ol Freehold WormiUDlrfnn.i Mulr ,.' N*« (tfWV U\ Country ranch Den. two room All ntw aluminum siding, Varlou* modeli LAWLEY AGENCY Counly ot Monmouth. Stale of New Jer I lollow* RED BANK - ThrMbodroom Oupiti. SYCAMORE PROFESSIONAL ge bedoo*, tllepocel . tto a say, than bt htid on the 7l»t day ol storms ond screens Low. low. taxes OLDER COLONIAL - M kitchen, lor Realtors, 7414Ht. lv*i Ul&n ORDINANCE NO 241 An Qr kldl. Mti. two bathi. t*tra room* BUILDING rage, lot IOORSW Hoi water heal February. 197f ot I 00 p m al the bit No down payment to qualified VA mol dining room. Chestnut trim, lovely dinonce ol the Borough of Union ;4)m* STATE RENTALS Bkr Only om tulte (1100 sq n ) still avail ifict Headquarter*. Sflllwells Corner' buytr Coil 717 SW STORYBOOK fireplace HS.O00 Beoch County ol Momnoulh, Slate ot i. got free, good area obi* In ullra modern addition to well 133 Income Property Rood. Freehold Towmhip New Jtr HOMES INC , Campbell* Junction. Ne* Jersey, adopting Rate Scnedutts. STATE RENTALS Bkr REDBANK - Twoitoryduplfli, living eitabMihed prof»«lonoi building Lo Belford Member Network 01 Homes RENEWED FARM HOUSE - Brlch De*rribing Sewtr Henlal Connection RED BANK — Throt rooms, ol room, dining room, *oiln kltchan. caled on Sycomore Ave In flnlon RANCH S57.500 INCOME PROP6R1> The Board Shall consider ond loke Fall*, odlacrrri lo Parkway Ready lor FAST KEANSBURQ - Voconl two lireploc* In don, ld ft Fees and Charge* n hereby omended rorpeied. heat ond gat furnished, poy thrn bodtoomt and bath Full bat* Fireplace In large living room, formal Ideal butlnets ond Income stl up action at thai lime on all mailer* con immediate occupancy Unlimited bedroom, baieboard hoot, low lanes kitchen, W0 yard o* follow* own electric Single or t mtnt ond attic UOO ptr month RtNr dining room, hllchen with all ap MRS. SYLVIA YOUR CLASSIFIED Reodlng ond Advice TO MOMMY FROM ROBBIE - m ADVERTISING NANNY AND POP POP We love 542-9500 MR LYNCHO glodl m your little boy. Mommy 1 you with all our hearts Love Terry Don lever ttophonginaaround All STOP SMOKING - For lilt Without George Sherry, Tina Lave, Lynt wlthdrowl or weight gain Fret i*t ON SATURDAYS HOWARD - You moke oil my day* lurtt and Ire* consul lal Ions. AM Ctn CAROL - Three twgi in aiow Happy Doy* Happy Valentine * Day lo My Favorite CONOLH HIM ten. WttO A kit* tor your moulh Dear Buddy - Same people find n with Love. Marlon When you trommil those electrifying To L with the tnow hard. *o they |u*l Mfnd a cord that toy t impuliet, rou pul my receiver In a VETERANS - World Wor II, Korea, TO Amu w ift'igoMtrthl I Love You'" But III exprtt* It loud "Happy Date Vietnam DiKharged Xyeors ago or X Mays ago' Collect thousands ot dollars LOvf, ond clear ond It! Ihe whole world near MOWm EDITION Thank! tor being my Father In Low THERE IS - A young man with Foi In free G I benefit* ond services Send Sara rell, once known tor hi* ioc.» appard. U tor book to: Resource*, Bon A, Nep tone. NJ., ami but now thai he i marrltd. his ward Gtrrl. A Valentine babe you ore, warm The Daily Register root's well varied, and hi* wilt has DEAR SHARON, Valentine s Day To My Nf* Wife, Cathy beautiful, ttrong, to tpetial lo me only a barrel ONf UTOISII» PCM* • IHHtWUMV, NI t KATHY AND KtM love and need come* once a yeor. but a iwectheon The (jreateit occasion to (elebrole is. Lovt. Bob you bom wry much Mke you tomes once Ina lifetime Happy valenllne * Day. M C 213 Instruction Love Bill Love now and fortvrr Paul ANNIVERSARY - And Valentine % Call thaclaatlllad action Una JOAN - You're lw*et. you re line, ofty it oil In one, but aUf LOVt goe* on A RIAL "ESTATE Sole* licensing ANN-BUN I Going IA TO BlCKY - All my lovr foi u veiy Forevff loving, Randy you re grtol. you re mine Will you bt tor M4 morr doy* until ihe next one course Morning*. March 12 71 542-1700 hutipy Valentine iDav valentines Q T my Valentin* oeorg* Lolo. Chuck Monmouth Instlhrtt. 741-Om Lovt yo, Monty Lovt. Chuck Regular OffIc * hour*, Monday thru Friday MOM - Rostl are red, vloltli or* INTERMEDIATE - Br Afttr i, TO -PAR - All my love love for o blue, you art a swtttheort and I'll 717 TMI ItfO A.M. lo 5:00 P.M. Hoppy Volenlin* »Oay always lovt you 1 oe MAS Love Paulir 'TUTOR - Afitf school, elementory Cafi 542-1700 subltcti, now Inrovan summer Con , tocl KaMiy at *M 4*6 afttr J p m, 241 MonmouTh County 241 Monmouth County la Monmouth County Ml Monmoulh County SHREWSBURY N J WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1979 tienct Hi south i| | d*or*d* n a TtVDtJtytegtater 2 7 minuteinutes tail ISO ItttItt . ««3 Q a twint und thente (3) South 16 «n A FlnrnoOH. lie thtnc* dtortes 30 minutes wetl ISO foet to o doted Sepitmoer 3llf73 (1) South 31 daare** 10 minutes 30 SCHEDULE B 241 Monmouth Counly Ml Monmoufh County M* Moomtwth County orth l| degrees oftd point, thence (]t North 63 degreei 10 Mconds Wetl o dtstome of 130 0? lett lo Ml Monmouth County minute* west so feet la a point In Hit BEGINNING al a point In Ihe h* lln* ol solid fill o> bulkh*oding at 58 l th toopoint. thtnce (7) North U o*ort*S tt.«4 fi fe*i along the tatter tlo thth* poinitt ! '"' easier iv lint of B Street, and thence 14) southerly lln* at Thompson Avenue scribod In said Riparian Grant; Ihtnce Ot Easl a distant! at 100 00 lett la o or ploct oi tht BEGINNING Noi ih 3* degrees » minutes east along saM point being tht insarsocllMi ot tht 13) Alonf th* latter line. North S4 southerly line of Thompson Avtnue ptptMl, lh*nct(3) South64#t*/**»00' :cordonct with a survey by •E IT MOAIHED. BY THE !l dear*** 3 mTiwtei Wtst a distonce el Sat* ortmlMt tten* ote4t kn*w« *• with Hit wtsNrTly line at Harmony Eatt a diviuoLt of ft Ii teel lo a pipe _ . S*(«n. PC ILL, (fated MAYOB AND COUNCIL OF THE BgjK« «»«»i»'*«i''«' Mff] tee.. Ihonct ah It 11A 13 13A In ilecfc M on Tcu oiafMM ii f -i 0 Rood os shown on Iht eflickil la* mop set. ttttnet (4) South 36 dear**! OP' August 14, If** •OHOUGH OF UNION BEACH THF^rrf " ? * Tht approximate amount ol the (41 Norlri 3t oegre** 10 minutes 10 lap ol the City of Aabury Fort. Ntw of iht Township ot Middittown os *i West a distance ol 100 00 feel to Iht Bttng commonly known ond devio COUNTY OF MON6AOUTH STATE 1 ludgmtnt lo bt satisfied by sold sale n seconds East o distance of 134 al tttt to IWdmtlEiio^t" "* *' * vised December jl 1*71 by RuhoraM point or place ol BEGINNING noted as No 7*S Lloyd Rood Matawan OF MlWJUtCV. THAT PURSUANT LL not Iht sum of U4 471 00 toortl.tr with the the polnl or plact ol BEGINNING TrllS It A PURCHASE MONEY « * ,' ctftmn lot, ifoct and Schutt. P E ft L S . Township £ngi The above dtscrlpttatt ll in oc f wp , New Jersey TO N.J JTA 4oA 411 IB) THE SUM cost ot thli tale Said premises being commonly MORTGAGE GIVEN TO SECURE A jwcyl ot lood ntual. ivmg onObaina in nctr, on* running coraontt with a turvty prtpored bv Th* oppraaimate amount ot the OF SEVENTEEN THOUSAND *« known at 405 Osprty Polnl Drive. «• TtwftiMn 0( N«.lun*. Co«ol7of Tht Shtrjrt htreby reserves the Roorr A Slftvtl. Land Surveyor New iudanwnt fo be satisfied by sold sole ti PART OF THE PURCHASE PRICE HUNDRED AND •MM (I17SM00. right to odlourn thit tale without Thtnet (1) southerly olong the Brltllt, Ntw Jersey Moiimouth tmo State ol N*« j«rwv and Jersey ticrnte No 7130* doled Janu the sum ol U?t-6i3 00 logemtr with the Th* e**r*»i DOLUWW, IS HEREBY ' AP furthci nolict by publication wrvttriy lint at Harmony Road a dii The approilmalt amount ot tht Mm^mor. poUkularly O.tc,it>M ai ory». If 77 osrs of thu tot* .jmtnttabtt kWfty •4M*4M*if PROPRIATEO FOR THE PREPARA tonct ot ninety live ftet more or less iudam*nf to be wttitled by sold vale Iv PAULKIERNAN. Sheriff Th* within Morfuage Is o " Th* Sh*rltt htrtby iritrvei IM the sum of UiX looefWr with mt TION AND ISSUANCE OF A COM O*t*dD*c*mb*r4.1f7l *] * I lo a point ioiduotnl being It,* km sum of Mi. 194 00 lootthtr with In* northeast corner of Lol 14 in Bloci *» I Ight to adioutn this vole without COMtOftMlHlO. Plitl MASTER PLAN BY THE Rotpond. Respond A Conte iti of this salt Th* SitorM her*6w rooofvoo ifM PLANNING BOARD OF THE Attorney* as shown on iht aforesaid tai map at Tht Sheriff hereby itstrvev th* part _. . th* lownship ot Middleiowr. tor the above described prtr _. HJM t* vaflowm tfjjt< wi* without BOROUGH OF UNION BEACH. AS Jan 11 Feb '. 14. Jl. SID3M hi to odlourn this salt without —" ir notkt bv fMWtcafiof. £/ tt. U Mvm 4S mZ« Thence 171 westt< iy along the Being tnitnOrd to be thr same p<« DEFINED IV AND PROVIDED FOR further notice by publication PAUL It I£»MAN. Uk*rlft Ea»l hum a point appoint und *» 45 tortrwrly lln* ol Lot 14. Block *» a n.ives conveyed to wd franklin Fret INN.J.SA 40 SSD-31. AND SMALL BE t«t at o rtghi angle trum a n.artilc II-M PAUL KIERNAN Shtrin Dated DetMnktr 4. lfTt itfrMsirM ~W,«»**t4 dlvtunce ol nint tetl more or lest (f' * mon ond ft*n*t Frtcman. his wife, by Ot-EMED A "SPECIAL EMER wnanl oTtn* Nannwtil corner ol SHERIFF'S SALE Doted December 4. 1771 oglloM. Tuccl and KaMMtfy GENCV APPROPRIATION AS 06 SUPERIOR COURT -I lo a point, said point b*lna at twtr> BairtM Jacobowiti 1 Ban Deed ul even date htf tin from iht Es (I) Norihwietirty, •!•«• • curve lvt AnWM oofl Mun.o* A«nu#, lota a> Oomtnlck Corbo d*c*osed FINED AND PROVIOED FOR IN W»n« |l) along tht voulhtrly Una ol OF HEW JERSEY y live letl 135 ) westerly from th* pro Attorneys (Mart** to the ten hovt«f • rot*we. *f BE ING also known ov Tai Lot 14.31.M M«ch/ IIMIB N JSA. 4OA 4 15 Munroe Avenue Noith t6 teWMt 4S CHANCERY DIVISION os*d cm It Hint of Harmony Rood as " ' 1.14,31. n III? 60 o lctHr««. onereieMfWiwftr I1fe«f to* M0HMOUTH COUNTV Mwn an a mop entitled. General 71 In Ton Block ftoM In Itte t*ut«MfTy lint ef a Fl foot SUCH APPROPRIATION lfwlt* E«l fO M feet |0 o orDTholt In SHERIFFHALE a lloo ol buried cancrt'l* ol lit* Deck* N* F im-77 rop*r.ty Parcel Map Thompson Avr It II 171 on the Official Tai Mop ot Ihe wioeiiili—uraei.lWfxe AND'OH THE SPECIAL EMER tUPERIOR COUKT Nt>i|i»vfsi iorn*r al lot 1} itirine lii POMA SAVINGS I LOAN AS nut from Palmer Avtnue ta Wealthy SHERIFFS SALS T Dwnvhip ol Ntplune Monmouth GENCV NOTES AUTHORIZED TO OF NIW JERSEY i4)S6I « Monmouth County n-w ftMEIIFF tlALE ftUPIIKM COUNT OF MIW JlltlT CHAMCflY DIVISION Federal officials push credit union merger MOMMOUTM COUNTY DMMM H\HJI THE FIDE ft AL NATIONA ORTCA&C ASSOCIATION, a co'p %1 CORSON ELLIS before it decides on what ac- were taken because its fi- ways of helping the county cuss details of the merger funds he is holding if a ll PtllH CABSO FREEHOLD - Federal tion to take nancial records had been credit union, but has not of The county credit union merger occurs officials are pushing for a Mon-Oc officials could not fouled up by a processing ficially offered to merge was dealt a blow last week The possibility of liquida- with them when Freeholder Director tion il Ihe merger doesn't O* tht Cllwrt HWM in f& torMtgh «l merger between the finan- be reached for comment company that il had hired frmwM, County o> Mwwnouttt. k 1« Pact. 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