Labrecque due to air commuter woes •jr MAM CRAVEN Byrne about Monmouth s commuter problems last week, Senator Gagliino called for moving up the dates of LITTLE SILVER - Theodore J. Labrecque, chair- but declined to discuss the contents of the letter until he proposed electrification, and asserted there were techni- man of the lionmouth County Transportation Coordlnat is sure the governor has read it. cal problems such as the ordering of new signal equip- log Committee, wai scheduled to go to Trenton today to Mr. Labrecque noted that opinions voiced at a com-, ment that should already have been taken care of. bring Monmouth County's commuter problems to the at- muter gripe session with representatives of Conrail and tention of the date legislature. the state Department of Transportation (DOT) last week "I'm trying to find out how we can change the busi- Mr. Labrecque, a retired Superior Court Judge, said were the same as his committee has been hearing. ness as usual approach to do something about the rail- road," he said he would "ask leave to present a memorandum describ- Last week's meeting was called by Assemblyman ing the condition of the North Jersey Coast Line and out- Walter J. Kozloski, D-llth, so that area commuters could "It's a long hard battle. The commuters at last lining steps necessary to alleviate its problems," to the air complaints about service on Conrad's North Jersey week's meeting were trying to tell DOT we shouldn't give Senate Transportation and Communications Committee. Coast Line. up." Senator S. Thomas Gagllano, R-Monmouth, a mem- Senator Gagliano said he was pressing for another Mr. Gagliano said he expected the cooperation of the ber of the Senate Transportation Committee, said he commuter meeting with DOT representatives on March 1. rest of the Senate Transportation Committee in meeting hoped other committee members would see "the ur- noting that several good suggestions were put forth at the the "extreme situation" in Monmouth County, even gency" of Monmouth County's situation. last meeting. though he is a minority member. "We have to provide new or better equipment to get "Proper supervision is needed to make sure the us through the winter, or beyond, until real changes can trains run on time, and thai if trains are not running on DOT representatives are expected to report on the be made." he asserted. time, or are not going to run. the information should be conditions of the state's railroad to today's senate trans- Mr. Labrecque said he wrote a letter to Governor given to commuters," he said. portation committee. Theodore J. Labreeaie S. Themis GagllaM The Daily Register VOL. 100 NO. 188 SHREWSBURY, N.J. FEBRUARY 6, 1978 15 CENTS Fire destroys Colts Neck house Snow stuns Shore areas Due to end Youngsters, by tonight mom safe SHREWSBURY - The sea- state were hard-hit as snow By DAVID TURNER, WARKbN RICHEY son's second major snow- started there by 7:30 p.m. aid MARK GRAVEN storm struck the Shore area while it was midnight before its effects were felt in Mon- COLTS NECK - Fire gutted the home of Mr. and Mrs. during the night, forcing the Richard Leonard early today, despite the efforts of more than closing of almost all county mouth. schools and county offices 80 firemen in the midst of a swirling snowstorm. Besides road crews being No one was injured in the fire, the third to strike the and making traveling hazard- fully alerted, rail and airport ous, Sliest. personnel were at their posts house In less than six years. According to Mr. Rennette Leonard, the first two fires As of 8 a.m. over three in- early to meet the unexpected 4-18 Inches of the white stuff. Temperatures were caused by problems with aluminum wiring in the down- ches had already fallen as stairs electrical heating unit. The cause of today's fire was winds of 30-50 mph blew It in Post headquarters at Ft. sheets toward the south. Monmouth announced at 4 art average not immediately known. a.m. that normal activities Mrs. Leoaard, whose husband was visiting relatives la The official forecast calls for area. Florida, said Ikat she smellfd smoke at 2:45 a.m. beftre the for only tour inches for this would be curtailed today and that only personnel Involved family's two smoke detectors well off, aid she awske her area — but unofficial pre- three children, ages S. (, aid 8. dictions call for as much as 10 in health, safety, or security, inches, with well over a foot should report. The same situ- "We had done fire drills before, and I told the kids that and up to 18 inches in North ation existed at the Earle we were just doing another fire drill. They got their coats anil Jersey. Naval Weapons Station boots on. The kids were great," she said. Showtn Stationary Occluded Mrs. Leonard said that she brought her children outside The storm is expected to In Pennsylvania, Punxsu- NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, tawney Phil may have been to the family car, and drove them to a neighbor's home. end by tonight with flurries NOAA, U.S. D«pt. Of Commerce "By the time I got back, the fire alarms were going like continuing into early tomor- right when he crawled back row morning Winds tonight Into his hole last week, pre- crazy. When that thing blew, you should have seen the back of are expected to diminish to dicting six more weeks of had developed just before Accumulations of from six Campbell of the Massachu- Great Lakes region over the house: it went up like gangbusters," she said. 8-41 mph but tides will be af- winter in Pennsylvania. daybreak. inches to a foot were pre- setts Bay Transportation Au- much of the Ohio Valley and Six trucks and two tankers from the Colts Neck and Earle fected and some flooding is lip to nine inches of new dicted elsewhere in the heavy thority. joined with the other snow Naval Station fire departments answered the 3 a.m. alarm, predicted for low-lying areas. The commonwealth, bat- snow was forecast for the snow warning area along with He said the MBTA was system in western New York but when they reached the two-story, wood-frame home, fire- men said, both floors of the rear of the house were "fully-in- At daybreak plows were out tered by several chilling eastern slopes of western high winds blowing the snow "getting crews and trains and southward through the In most municipalities and ' snowstorms In recent weeks, Pennsylvania's mountains, into drifts and creating haz- ready to get people out of Appalachians. volved." were hampered by drifting. was braced again today for where travelers advisories ardous driving conditions. town earlier than normal " Firemen said that they had to chop tkroigh a fMt •( lee Caught unprepared at the big what the National Weather were posted throughout the The storm was actually a In New York, 1,250 city san- in the Leonard's new 22,Mt gallon swimming pool aid rai snow of Jan. 20, this time the Service predicted could dump region through today. doubleplay type, with one itation workers geared up for loses almost on quarter mile to Yellow Brook to obtain water crews were forewarned as upwards, of six inches of new The storm, which fore- coming in from the Northwest the storm — 10 times the nor- Sadat's to fight the blare. There are no hydrants In the area, firemen early as yesterday morning. snow. casters warned could be the and the other up the coast, mal number on duty daily. said. At 3:30 a.m., flames were shooting almost 10 feet out of As a result, roads were in "The winds are picking up worst in New York City his- meeting in the metropolitan i The winter storm threat relatively good shape this In intensity, and with the-dry tory, gained its strength from area. even affected New Orleans, gloomy the windows of the 1150,000 home. Shortly after that, fire morning. The Garden State Mowing snow. It should break a low pressure system build- Light snow was falling from where the Mardi Gras cele- burst out on the front part of the roof, near the chimney, and Parkway and N.J. Turnpike some time after daybreak ing off the North Carolina Virginia to New York by bration is in full swing until quickly burned a large hole in the roof. were able to handle traffic and continue through late coast during the night. early morning and was to get Tuesday. Joseph Frederick, on peace - Streams of water from hoses in the rear of the house shot with far less trouble this time tonight," the Weather Service progressively heavier during geysers of water, smoke, and cinders through the hole in the That was the same general manager of the Hilton Hotel WASHINGTON (AP) - and county and municipal said from Philadelphia Inter- path followed by last month's the day and spread over all of in New Orleans, said many roof and 20 feet or more over the heads of the firefighters on roads were in far better national Airport. New England. Egyptian President Anwar the front lawn. storm which resulted in coast- northern visitors stayed away Sadat, taking a gloomy view shape as the storm continued Philadelphia and south- al areas suffering the brunt of The peak snowfall was ex- for fear blizzards back home Within minutes, the roof collapsed into the second floor. to drop snow. The parkway eastern Pennsylvania were pected to reach Boston at of Mideast peace negotia- "When the roof goes, it's all over," said one veteran fire- the storm. might close airports and pre- tions, says Israel is bogged was reported slippery and expected to bear the brunt of Forecasters said "blizzard- about the same time as the vent them from getting home. man, speeds were cut to 35 mph on the storm. PennDOT crews evening rush hour. down by "old ideas of secu- By 4:31 a.m., Deputy Fire Chief Park Pierce saM thai aU like conditions" were likely Other parts of the nation rity" and is trying to hold on the turnpike in the north and were out salting the ex- today for New York City with "If that happens, we'll be also had winter weather prob- Ikat remained for the firemen was "a mop up operation." 45 mph south of Carteret. pressways late Sunday night, to Arab lands. Fireman manned ladders at several second floor green- snow accumulations of more asking employers to send lems. In an interview last night although no major problems than a foot by evening. people home early," said Ken Snow fell from the eastern shuttered windows, pouring water into the smoldering interi- The northern sections of the with NBC-TV, Sadat said the or. talks have been headed "In Wearing masks, and yellow oxygen tanks, a number of the wrong direction." the firemen entered the charred structure to extinguish the But Sadat said he agreed remaining embers. A Navesink weekend . . . like 80 years ago over the weekend with Presi- A small tricycle and a bicycle with training wheels sat In dent Carter to resume nego- the driveway, as firemen warmed their hands with coffee By KEN GRAYZEL those A Class Iceboats with selves. Almost all the sails The boat was restored by 13 overall third place in the Van were made of old American members of the Hudson River Nostrand Challenge on Sun- tiations with Israel on a dec- served by neighbors on the slushy front law. RED BANK - Looking out the same style rigging as the laration of principles. Mrs. Leonard said that all that was saved was some dirty onto the Navesink River this ones raced more than 80 or Egyptian cotton. Ice Yacht Club after it had day. Its enormous 705 square The largest boat present remained in storage for many feet o( sail area was not that The discussions will be held laundry in the family car. put weekend was like trav- years ago were allowed to com- Smoke from the blaze could be smelled more than one eling back through time 80 pete. was also the oldest boat. The years. It is the only existing much of an advantage in through a U.S. intermediary, Jack Frost was buUt in 1880 class one iceboat in the coun- fluky winds that in many Assistant Secretary of State mile away. years. The boats measured up to Mrs. Leonard said that she had five minutes to get out of M feet In length with masts and was the winner of numer- try. areas of the river died to a Alfred L. Atherton Jr., who The Van Nostrand Chal- mild breeze. the house after she first smelled the smoke. lenge Cup had not been held up to 30 feet. Most of the rigs ous races on the Hudson Riv- Robert Lawrence and John soon will shuttle between er between Poughkeepsie and Vargo of Newburg, NY. pi- But because the Jack Frost Cairo and Jerusalem. "I wasn't really sure that it was a fire. About half an hour since 1891 and when It was re- had sails, yellowed with age, before, I heard a boom, like something had fallen. I thought vived over the weekend, only •s old as the boats them- Esopus Island. loted the Jack Frost to an didn't do better than it had, Once principles are nailed the North Shrewsbury Iceboat down for a board settlement, the French doors might have opened because of the wind," Club was able to prove that Sadat said, "let every party she said. history repeats Itself. sit with Israel to discuss See Fire gits, page 2 The club won the race in whatever concerns them,, in- 1811 when James Weavers, cluding this security issue." commodore of the North Returning from Camp Da- Shrewsbury club, beat out vid, Md., the Egyptian leader The Inside Story three Orange Lake Iceboat faced a busy schedule today, Club members on Orange beginning' with a meeting THE WEATHER Lake In New York. The North with Jewish leaders and then Wliter storm warning. 'See story above Shrewsbury club retained the a speech before the National left aid report on page 2. solid silver cup worth approx- Press Club. imately $17,000 when Little In a statement issued after It's time to celebrate Chinese New Year I Georgle and Drub totaled 31 the talks, the White House Hlits oi looklig good — (or raei only It points on Sunday. said Carter had a better un- Smith paces East victory II Little Georgie was piloted derstanding of Sadat's con- Asbary Park sets state mile mark 12 by Chan Irwin ol Red Bank cerns but that the U.S. role is Bridge Advice 17 DAILY REGISTER and Art Teutsch of New Balti- to be "a friend of both sides," Bislaess i PHONE NUMBERS more, Mich, and the Drub Egypt and Israel. Classified 1411 Mah Office was piloted by Robert Ayres Comics 17 yfi Free JIM and Robert Ayres, Jr. of Ea- DetectaMe Shrimp Crossword Penle 17 ToO Free JIM tontown. Cheese Fondue, Quiche and Editorials I CtustfM Dept .S4J-17M Crepes. Every Tues. fashion For Irwin, the biggest prob- Entertainment 7 Chnlatioa Dept. JO-UN show at Fromagerie, 842-8088. Horoscope .17* Starts Dept AO4M VAN NO5TRAND WINNERS — The coveted Van of Rea Bank, crewmembers of Little Georgle. 8ee Naveslak, page I AtteaUea Realtors Lifestyle |-| MMdletowi B«re»i... .171 HS» Nostrond Cup, last won In 1891 by the North Holding the cup Is the North Shrewsbury Club Special Uve-0-GrsB Don't miss our monthly Pa- Make A Date 7 FreeboU Bareaa 4312112 Shrewsbury Iceboat Club, was successfully defend- commodore, Robert Gorring of Washington's for your loved one. You may rade of Homes, Sun., Feb. 12. OMtaarles 4 Lot* Bruek Bveaa ..22HI1I ed ovtr the weekend. Little Georgle and Drub Crossing, Pa. Robert Ayres and Robert Ayres, Jr., win "Dinner for Two." Call Deadline Wed., Feb. 8. Call Sports 11-13 Statekane Bareaa Ht-2I2-*3S8 were the winning Iceboats. From thej left are Art pilots of the Drub, are on the right. the Love Dept. for details. Classified Display for your re- Teutsch of New Baltimore, Mich, ond Chan Irwm 542-1700. servation. 542-4000 SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 197B People*

the candles He took three Congressman helped Haiti Former Federal Comma more bows, the final one nications Commissioner with his hand over his Nleketu Jahasea, actress heart Eataleea Ntlai and a 14- ••• year-old companion were Soul recording artist Bea- while aide promoted deals foand safe yeserday after ny Wtmark has beet ar- getting lost overnight on a rested in Roosevelt town, WASHINGTON (AP> - A had been cut off in 1W our West Coast trade school «nd tun for help in getting out oi hiking trip in a nigged tro- NY. driving what state po- Pennsylvania congressman tag the repressive reign of the faces a prison term. He has Haiti, where he is a virtual pical valley in Hawaii, au- lice say was a stolen Rolls taifht increased aid lor late Haitian president..Fran been granted immunity and. prisoner in the Mexican con- thorities said. The three Royce valued at $M,tM. i wtak hb aide was pro- case "Papa Doc" Duvalier. according to an affidavit filed sulate were reached and assisted Troopers said Womack was tataess dealt on the Flood was not available for in court by federal prosecu- Rigaud was imprisoned on out of the area by fire de- stopped at the border cross- nation, SUte Depart comment He has consistent y tors, has accused Flood of ac- murder charges for 17 months partment searchers after ing as he entered the cepting more than f 100 OOO in before he escaped He is liv- officUU aad govern- refused to talk about Elko. their smoke signal on a United Stales from Canada I documents say ' who has accused Flood of ac- payoffs ing under diplomatic asylum at the tiny village. Troopers cepting more than IIM.tM in at the home of the Mexican mountain ridge was spotted Democratic Rep. Daniel It is not known what Elko by a helicopter at mid- said he was traveling from Una. wrote several letters to questionable payments in has told prosecutors about the charge d'affaires in Port au- morning, a fire department Montreal. The JO year old tie Slate Department in 1ST) matters not related to the Haitian affair, if anything, Pnnce Haitian officials will recording star wat ar- aid 1174 urging more Haitian Haitian deals. and there is no indication that not guarantee him sale con- spokesman said When they duct if he tries to leave the raigned on a charge of cri- aid, department officials said Elko's allegations about Flood profited personally failed to return by sundown, minal possession of stolen Flood led former U.S. At- from the deals they were reported missing. property. He pleaded in- At Ike same time, aide torney David Harston to in- Host of what is known According to what Rigaud Miss Nolan., president of the nocent and was released on Stephen B. Bko was tending vestigate Flood's relationship comes from official records, has told American visitors. Screen Actors Guild, is on f 1.000 bail. He Is scheduled American businessmen to the with Rep Joshua Eilberg. D- and what has been told to Elko visited Haiti in October vacation in Hawaii John- to appear again in' court on Pa . and the congressmen's U73, seeking an audience Caribbean country to ask Americans by a Haitian busi- son, now bead of the Nation- explosive and weapon pos- South Grove Street in Feb 23 about establishing profit-mak- dealings with a Philadelphia nessman. Lucien Rigaud with Haitian President lor life al Citizens Committee for session charges. She was hospital Jean-Claude Duvalier Rigaud Freeport, LI, will be re ing hospitals, and arranging Rigaud has told Americans Broadcasting, was sched- sentenced to a state prison named Giy Ltsahank Ave- meetings where businessmen Eilberg later sought Mar that Flood was able to pick arranged the meeting through term of up to 15 yean. "I'm a Major Roger Cazeau. uled to give an address nue and the Long Creek Five Philadelphia profes- sought U.S. financing for a sun's ouster in a phone call the companies that would re- Monday at the University of not in Jail doing time and hotel-casino and a factory. Marina will be renamed the sional athletes may have to to President Carter, during ceive contracts with Haiti to Rigaud says he and Cazeau Hawaii. Both are house I'm not involved in a trial, Guy Lombardo Marina. then flew to Washington, au- delay the start of their 1,300 Floods letters asking US which the president agreed to perform work financed by guests of John Callaway. but mentally I don't feel Hempsted Town's presiding aid had no effect because a have Attorney General Griffin US government aid money thorized by Duvalier to nego- normal or free." she said mile bicycle trip from there Bell expedite the dismissal tiate on behalf of the govern- owner of Callaway Hawaii supervisor. Al D'Amato. to Clearwater, Fla, today decision was made more than Rigaud is offering to pro- "A normal life means all said yesterday "It is most a year earlier to resume the Elko was convicted of ac- vide federal investigaotrs ment According to one ac- a firm that installs sky- the regular things to me — because of the weather. count, they stayed at Flood's lights, and his son. Donny. ruling that Guy Lombardo. Four Phillies - Tng c, the SUte Depart cepting bribes for using with additional details of the a fuUtime Job. maybe mar- a man who was so closely officials said The aid Flood's office to benefit a Flood-Haiti connection in re- apartment in Washington was the youth accom- riage and children, time to McGraw, Cy Young Award panying the pair. * relax and reflect. "But associated with the nautical winner Steve Carton, Lar- more, it means having a experience, be remembers ry Christeasen, and Jerry sense of freedom in my in this manner." D'Amato Martin — and former Wendy Yeshlmara, pro- head, which is something I said. The late orchestra Eagles quarterback Rtnua pelled to notoriety by her haven't got right now." leader was a boating en- Gabriel may be forced by arrest while in the company thusiast. snow to delay the trip, Rumson board waits word of Patricia Hearst, says she ••• meant to benefit the Muscu- One day before his 75th lar Dystrophy fund. Ga- RUMSON - Members of board's refusal at a Dec 14 and Ann Swikart said they counts Mr Emery said of Dr. is handicapped by an uncer- Albany NY. Mayor would not comment on the Bartley. "We've known for tain future. "It's hard to Erastns Caning II, the na- birthday, pianist Cltadlt briel, who Is chairman of the Board of Education have meel'ing to appoint i per- Arrat gave a masterful re- a wait and see atti manent principal for the possible resignation and both several weeks that she has make long-range plans for a tion's senior big city mayor, the area Musclar Dystrophy tude about reports that school Deane Porter school advised calling John Emery, been their top choice " job and lasting relationships has been transferred to the cital in Avery Fisher Hall, chapter, first suggested a school board president, lor coronary care unit at Al- in New York yesterday, one lJOO-mile Jog to Clear- Superintendent Mary Lou She was said to have been He also said of the possible with this cloud hanging Bardey may submit her resig- comment over my bead," she said in bany Medical Center after of 91 concerts he is playing water, th Phllies' Florida prepared to recommend Job offer. "I think it will be suffering breathing diffi- this season. After the con- nation soon James Giachino. the acting "He is the spokesman for a weekend interview with spring training camp, but terrific for her. but she will culty during a bout witb cert, and as Arrau was tak- the idea was vetoed by the "Officially we don't know principal of Deane-Porter. to the board." Mrs. Swikart be missed." the San Francisco Exam- said. bronchitis. Corning. 68. first ing his third bow, Lincoln Phillies in favor of bicycl- anything.'' board member be appointed permanent prin- iner. The 15-year-old artist elected in 1*41. was listed in Donald Blesse said, empha- cipal. When contacted yesterday. Mr Blesse said. "She has Center employes brought ing. One stop along the way is free on $50,000 bail pend- fair condition The Demo- out a birthday cake on- will be Plains, Ga , for a sizing that aD he knew about At the Dec. 14 meeting the Mr. Emery refused to com- done a beautiful job here in ing an appeal of her Ja- ment on Dr Bartley Rumson and she has her fu- cratic mayor was hospi- stage. The pianist was supr- visit with Lillian and BiUy Dr. Bartley's possible resig- board amended its agenda to nuary 1177 conviction on talized last week nation was what be had read delete "appointment of princi- In previous newspaper ac- ture to consider " ised but quickly blew out Carter ia the newspapers. pal" from the superinten- Reports have Indicated that dent's report. Dr. Bartley is expected to re- Mr. Giachino says he would ceive an offer today to be- look for work in another Firegut8CO Neckhome come superintendent of the school district if denied the (Continuedc!l) Miss NJ./USA winner I.IM student River Dell position of permanent princi- school district in Bergen pal at Deane-Porter. Mrs Leonard said that she "looked around, but saw noth- County The HS.Ml a year po- He said he though Dr Bar sition will be filled shortly af- "When my husband is away. I never sleep anyway." she will be selected at mall (ley's resignation, if it comes said ter Aprtll about, would have no effect EATONTOWN - Lovely Famulary, advertising direc- They will be judging con- Mr. Blesse said Dr. Bartley on the stature of his candi- Accwding (• Mrs. Leonard, the first fire la the hease Of tor, The Daily Register; Ray- nm* bef*re laey m»\ ti la. young misses from every testants in the categories of is required to give the board dacy for the permanent post- county in the State will be mond Haight. publicity direc- gown, swimsult, and person- at days notice before starting ion /The second fire, on Dec 26.1975, alunUnum wiring burned tor, Monmouth Park Jockey a bole in the outer casing of the home's heating unit, but competing for the title of ality. The judges, in a prelim- another Job. "She has not giv- "The screening committee Miss New Jersey/USA 1178, in Club: Ms Ann Niedenstein, inary competition, will choose ea notice and we have not caused little or no damage to the house, according to Mrs Monmouth Mall fashion coor- is a diversified group and the Leonard final competition at the Mon- 12 semi-finalists who will ap- given notice," he said. final decision is that of the mouth Mall on Valentine's dinator; Andrew Shedlin. pear for the public on the Mr. Blesse did say, how- Board of Education, "Mr Gia- Her husband. Richard Leonard, is the third-generation of Day. Feb. 14 project manager, Arlen Mall at 7 p.m. that Tuesday ever, that the school board is chino said. his family to operate the Leonard Homes for Funerals in Realty Inc., and Arthur for the final selection. Elizabeth, Rahway. and Linden. This year's competition will aware that the Is looking for Mr. Greene further charged be judged by a panel of noted Wright, advertising director. Officiating will be the reign- a position in another school that Dr. Bartley'had aired Mr. Leonard is expected to fly home from his parents' Asbury Park Press home in Clearwater, Fla . early this morning area residents including John ing Miss Universe, Janelle district and that she is cur- her disagreements with the Commissiong; Miss U.S.A., rently considered a top candi- . board in the newspapers rath- Mis. Leeaard li the part «wirr tf a dress shop •• Raale M. Klip Tomes, and Miss New date for superintendent of the em than to the board. New system evaluated Jersey, Juanita McCarty. River Dell district Mr. Greene at the Jan. 4 She. and her children. R.J., 8; Paul. 6; and Kristen. 5. are Juanlta was crowned last / Board member Philip meeting, however, did not ask planning to stay with neighbors TRENTON (AP) - New of the MV department. year as Monmouth Mall held "Sandy" Greene III. who last the board to vote on the resig- The family's five cats and one dog. Happy Girl, are all be- Jersey's new driver point sys- "Under this new system," the Miss New Jersey Beauty Jnaatta MeCarty month called for Dr. Bar- nation request. lieved to be safe tem for speeders gives prob- said Fanwood police chief An- Pageant for the first time. Miss New Jersey Mrs. Leonard said that the home was insured lem drivers an incentive to USA 1177 tley's resignation, said it Yesterday, Mr. Greene said thony Parenti. "by the time Master of ceremonies for would be "very in- he would reserve all comment improve, says a Motor Ve- the driver reaches 12 points "I'm just glad we got out alive." she said hicle official. this year's competition will be Miss New Jersey 1178 will appropriate" to comment on until after Dr. Bartley's fu- he could be a killer " Ted Marshall, who appeared then go on to compete in the the current superintendent's ture plans are definite. But the president of the on such television series as 1978 Miss U.S.A. contest. The possible resignation Rev Foster Wilson of the state Traffic Officers Associ- Wrong identification "Surfside Six." Providing the winner of that event will vie Mr. Greene, during a Jan. 4 board said he would hold all ation says it allows potential SHREWSBURY - A pic- music will be Bob Chevy and for the Miss Universe Crown. board workshop meeting, decisions about possible re- Navesink "killers" to hang onto their li- his orchestra, who will in- censes longer ture in the. Sunday Register of Miss New Jersey will also charged that Dr. Bartley's placements and other matters (Continued) owned by Ed Irwin of Red the winners of The Regis clude a musical interlude of represent our state in many aager. loss of objectivity and concerning the superintendent lem was "getting out and "II would seem thai if you ter's centennial essay contest, love songs for today. Prizes social and charitable func- personal ambition prevented of schools until after the pushing the boat" when the Bank before the end of the had three points to go before for the winner and runner-ups tions for the next year. race. After the race he gave your license is suspended, you incorrectly identified Sister her (ram working effectively board received Dr. Bartley's wind died down. He said that Percylee Hart, principal of have been provided through resignation. the larger boats could some- it to Chan and his fiance. would take the opportunity to The Miss New Jersey Beau- within the school district Red Bank Catholic High many of the merchants of ty Pageant will be open to the Dr. Bartley at the time Dr. Bartley, who was times pick up speed in heavi- Christine Aaron of River eliminate those points by not Monmouth Mall Plaza as a wedding gift Chan committing any violations for School, as Sister Mary Alma, public. indicated that she is looking unavailable for comment yes- er air and be able to glide a for a Job in another district terday, is expected to an- through the light-air spells and Christine will be married one year." said Ed Ramsey but she said she is doing so nounce her resignation at the Beating the larger boats on Feb. 25 mainly for professional regular school board meeting was one of the thrills for Ir- AMAZING LOAN PLAN FOR N.J. HOMEOWNERS! here Wednesday if she ac- win and Teutsch "It's like Sewerage units h wawas"s abo reported that Dr. cepts the River Dell position. jumping into a Volkswagen, Tilton heads exempt from ban Bartley was angry about the Board members Scott Neal racing a LeMans and win- Consolidate your debts ning." Mr. Teutsch said Atlantic Highlands. Asbury Teutsch, who flew in from firemen Park and toe Northeast Mon- and reduce your monthly Michigan after learning about MARLBORO - Doug Tilton mouth County Regional Sew- the race the night before it was recently elected chief of erage Authority do not face payments... Weather: Snow began, came prepared for the the Marlboro Fire Company. an April 21 ban on ocean As Ifct legMer's weather and tow 12:9 p.m. lack of winds. He brought his sludge dumping, as reported staMan, yesternay's alga tent- Other officers elected were: Monday by the Associated TOMORROW - High 7:22 Boombaas. Robert Lehnes, first assistant ptntMtt wii 9 4c girts IM a.m. and 7:47 p.m. and low The Boombaas, according Press. the lew I*. It was 15 at t chief; John W. Border), sec- The deadline applies only to 1:11a m and 1:45 pm to Teutsch. is a windmaking ond assistant chief; Curt ».•.. and Ike •venlgai low For Red Bank and Rumson municipalities and authorities wits a. Today's •:» a.m. machine "made by a little old Krieger. chief engineer. bridge, add two hours; Sea man in the Poeonos." It re- that are not actively working lemperatire was 14 (wlla Bright, deduct It minutes; Others elected include: on plans to halt ocean dump- wind can factor, III 11.) sembles a pogo stick with six Long Branch, deduct IS min- musical instruments on it Robert Lehnes, fire company ing before the 1981 deadline Tfeere were 1 laefees »l utes; Highlands bridge, add ranging from the cymbals to president; C. J. Van Curen, set by Congress last year, ac- sww (tr J laefees melted 41 minutes. a wooden Mock to bells. vice president; James Bor- cording to Peter W. Ander- SMW) hilke M bean ending son, Region II chief of the WHIHIMSTON (*P| — deo, secretary; R. J. Walker, WE MAKE at«:» a.m. today. "It works," Teutsch said assistant secretary; Peter Au- Marine Protection Program Winter storm warning. "When I got up this morning gustin, financial secretary; of the U.S. Environmental BORROWING SIMPLE! Sww, heavy at times, taper- there was no wind. Five min- Philip VanMater, treasurer; Protection Agency. NO CLOSING FEES, NO ATTORNEY FEES, ing off to flurries tonight with utes after playing the Curt Krieger and C. J. Van Atlantic Highlands, Asbury NO PREPAYMENT PENALTIES ON LOANS snow accumulations of four Boombaas the wind started to Curen, trustees; C. J. Van Park and the NEMCRSA inches or more. Windy tonight pickup." Curen, representative to the have plans to phase out UP TO $50,000. wfh some drifting an blow- Teutseh's Boombaas proved relief association; and Donald sludge dumping by the dead- The increased value of your home gives you big borrow- ing saow, lows tonight around to be of some luck to Irwin as Ttckett, trustee to the relief line and are filing reports on ing—and your repayments can be stretched over many ». Variable cloudiness, windy well. Little Georgie was association. their progress. years, so thai your monthly payment is conveniently aad cold tomorrow, highs in small. the mid to upper 20s Precipi- You can use your loan for ANY reason—home improve- tation probability. « percent ments, college expenses, vacations, debt consolidation tonight and 9 percent tomor- etc. row. Wads north to northwest VOTE FOR P. BRUCE BARRECA »to ttmph tonight. Ocean a^iM — wFJl out MM) mail today' m water temperatures are in the (Businessman And Resident Of crrr CONSUMER scmicts low to mid Ms. Tides 1-2 feel r A CALL TOLL-FREE - ^»!* * <* *** **« aheve normal with some Red Bank For 30 Yeats) flooding and beach erosion 800-492-4064 in*) tonight. Coastal forecast, FOR THE wsads. northerly SMS tonight, LOCATION OF aVM knots tomorrow, taper- ON TUESDAY FEB. 7TH OUR 10 OFFICES ing ofl to flurries later tonight MNJ. aad mostly dowdy tomorrow. Addrra VUUuty increastng to over Ha miles Ute tonight and to- BANK REGIONAL SCHOOL Clly JWI lip. afjtrow Average wave. increasing to 5-11 BOARD ELECTION •— .P.M HMD WH tV:». WWCt Ml—CA TODAY - High (SB p.m. SM HMDwM M>. KD MNK, NJ. ami SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1978 Ceres to head 2 Eatontown departments By SHERRY FIGDORE Councilman Anthony lacopino, public works commis- gey said. "We thought if we had an administrator who un- EATONTOWN - W»rren Ceres, director of the Depart- sioner, agreed, saying the six-month period will give Mr. derwood the town, who could schedule the men and equip- ment of Parks and Recreation, will be named acting super- Ceres time to study the department and report his recom- ment on a day-to-day basis, it would be good all around " intendent of the Department of Public Works, effective mendations to council. Harold Grossman, borough administrator, who is super- March 1. "If he feels be can handle both departments without visor of both the public works and recreation departments Mr. Ceres will continue as recreation director, taking any problems." said Mr. lacopino. "then there is no reason on the municipal organizational charts, said he was an on the additional duties in public works when Joseph Nick- why he could not continue in both roles " early supporter of the Ceres appointment. ens, 70, resigns a; superintendent on March 1 after 28 years The public works department has 17 full-time employ- "There's a lot of duplication now in the types of work with the department ees, including six sanitation men and three full-time me- the men do in both departments." Mr Grossman said No restructuring or combination of the two depart- chanics who service all school and municipal vehicles in "Having one person do the scheduling will streamline oper- ment* is planned, according to Borough Council members, the borough garage. ations and also let us know what's going on a given project who will announce the nix-month, interim appointment later Parks and recreation has six permanent employees, at any time." this month, but chairmen of the two departments involved plus two1 workers hired with Comprehensive Employment Mr. Ceres, who attended Colorado Western University •re anticipating greater efficiency and better use of men and Training Act (CETA) funds, a number down consid- on a football scholarship, holds a degree in history from and equipment by combining scheduling with one man. erably from the 18 workers employed before Mr. Ceres took Upsala College and is a state-certified recreation adminis- '.'We're looking for an overview of the situation, some- over. trator. one to sit down and straighten oul the administrative diffi- The borough will also stand to save some money by ap- When the borough hired him two years ago. he was culties in public works," said Councilman Joseph A lap pointing Mr. Ceres as interim director. As parks director coaching varsity football and teaching at Belleville High gey, chairman of the recreation department. the 31-year-old former Belleville football star, earns 116.000. School and was also assistant superintendent of recreation "The six-month period isn't a trial period for Warren. Mr. Nickens' salary is 115,200. plus longevity benefits for the Belleville park system. After what he's done with recreation,' he doesn't have to The councilmen said no final salary has been agreed He has greatly expanded the recreational program in prove anything with us," said Mr Largely, who had origi- upon yet with Mr Ceres, but it will be "considerably less" this borough, adding new programs that have proved highly nally recommended Mr. Ceres' appointment as parks direc- than the combined salaries. popular, particularly children's gymnastics and tumbling tor in January, 1076 "What we're looking for here is efficiency," Mr. Lar- programs.

DOUBLE DUTY - Warren Ceres, Eatontown rec- reation director, examines map of borough as he Chief dampens fend in W. Long Branch gets ready to take on the additional assignment of acting superintendent of the public works deport- ment on March 1. By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN Chief Pandure maintained care of its half of the borough tude exists." Chief Pandure Pandure maintained along Parker Road, with each yesterday that there were no and let Chemical and Truck said, "but when the fire Mr. Cosentino said that company looking over its own WEST LONG BRANCH - plans to divide the borough, Company No. I's members alarm sounds, however, we've the subject would be coming hall of town. There may be a bit of a civil and fire department jurisdic- take care of theirs. got one department with one up at tonight's meeting of Mr. Cosentino said he was Miller resentenced war between the borough's tions, along Parker Road aim — to do the best job well- Fire Company 2. lired of the rivalries between two fire companies — but He was responding to the Both Chief Pandure and Pe- trained men can do with good The company president said the two companies, and they're not going to split West declaration of Anthony Cosen- ter Wortman. assistant chief. eqiuipment." last Thursday that he would charged that Company 1 "is for violating parole Long Branch over it, accord- tlno, president of the expressed surprise at Mr Co- No serious discussion of suggest at the next borough trying to take over every- FREEHOLD - A Wall was on parole on a previous Ing to Samuel R. Pandure. borough's Fire Company 2. sentino's suggestion splitting the borough is antici- council meeting, on Feb. II, thing." Township man who is already charge of contributing' to the borough fire chief. that his company should take "A real competitive atti- pated or necessary, Chief that the borough be split Chief Pandure and Asssis- serving a life sentence for the delinquency of a minor. tant Chief Wortman said they murder of a policeman was The 364-day jail term im- f .would not comment on Mr sentenced to an additional 364 posed by Superior Court Cosentlno's contention that days in county jail for a pa- Judge Thomas L Yaccarino the borough's two ambu- role violation Friday for the parole viola- Budget called nickel squeezer' lances be split between the tion was a resentence. The two companies Frank T. Miller is currently original state prison term im- TRENTON (AP) - Gov. would increase by about $150 tion purposes could be in-been repealed. million, so even if the state When the borough gets its in the Vroom Building of posed for the violation last Brendan T. Byrne is pre- million over last year The creased by up to 10.3 percent, The new budget will not in- had the money, it would be new ambulance in the next Trenton Psychiatric Hospital year was found Illegal by the paring to recommend this exact amount will be revealed state officials said. clude $600 million being barred from spending it. few weeks, it will be housed, where he is serving a life sen- Appellate Division of Superior year what one state budget Feb. 14 when Byrne addresses But one budget official said. sought by unions, department "The budget will be bal- along with the other ambu- tence for the May 31. 1976 fat- Court. officials calls a "nickle-squee- a joint session of the legisla- "It'll never be 10 percent, be- heads, the legislature and the anced, but on the edge of a lance, at Company l's fire- al shooting of Bradley Beach ter" budget that will increase ture. cause the money increase for judiciary for pay raises, offi- very thin line." said one offi- house on Monmnuth Road Patrolman Jack Wright. Mill- Because of the state spend- the budget is not there" be- cials said. cial. er was found guilty of felony last year's M billion spending Mr. Cosentino said that he ing limit, the part of the cause income tax revenue Is The pay hike requests ex- Some officials expect the murder in the shooting by by about 3.5 percent. believed that first aid calls budget dealing with state op- earmarked for education and ceed the spending limit same type of fights between Charles Miller of Wall which State officials working on could be answered more erating and capital construc- several business taxes have allowed by law by nearly 1450 the governor and the 23-mem- occurred after the two broth- the document estimate it quickly if one of the ambu- ber appripriatlons committee ers allegedly attempted an lances was kept at Fire Com- XEROX OOPIES that have erupted in the past armed robbery at a nearby pany 2's house on Oceanport when the governor tried to store cut various projects. Avenue. INSTANT The appropriations com- Although both the chief and Miller was apparently Say three admit kidnapping transferred to the Vroom mittee begins its work March the assistant chief are mem- PRINTING 7 and will continue deliber- bers of the borough first aid Building, the state's max- NEW YOtfK (AP) *- Three until her father paid a ran- woman was a victim in the The Ransays. both from ations until April 13 The com- squad, they said that any imum security facility for the While You wait .persons, among them a for- som of 1100.000. kidnapping. They said Miss Martinique in the French mittee has schedued 15 all- statement on the subject criminally insane, after an at- mer family babysitter, report- Ransay and Wiggins were Ransay told them she was West Indies, were said in day hearings on the proposed should come from the squad tempted escape from a state "Vwolf press me edly have confessed to ab- held on bail of $100,000 each forced by three men to lure want the money to move prison 170 Monmouth Start budget. "We're here to serve the ducting the 11-year-old daugh- Miss Ransay. who Is es- the child from a public bus away from their mother The Red Bank, 741-9300 The budget is for the fiscal community." Chief Pandure ter of clothing designer Cal- tranged from her husband early Friday Daily News quoted sources as At the time of the shooting foimtfly G'$M Printers\ vin Klein for f 100,000 ransom and uses her maiden name, saying they settled on a year beginning July I said. of Patrolman Wright. Miller The New York Daily News Assistant District Attorney was held on $50,000 bail The $100,000 ransom because Ihey judge also assessed an addi- reported today that Miss Ran- thought Klein, who became a Thomas DeMakis told a judge say confessed Saturday to during arraignment proceed- tional $5,000 bail on Wiggins millionaire designing high-* on a 1970 weapons charge joining in the plot after she priced casual clothing, could ings yesterday that all three failed a lie detector test. The "have made full tape-record- DeMakis said he expected a easily raise that amount and Have you seriously weighed your slight, oval-faced young wom- would not call police ed, confessions to me." grand jury to take action on an reportedly also named her The babysitter. Paula the evidence against the trio halfbrother and Wiggins Executor/Trustee appointments? Christine Ransay Lewis. 23. "within 72 hours." Officials Miss Ransay reportedly her half-brother Dominique have said no further arrests Officials said all but $100 of held two jobs, working as a Ransay. 19. both French citi- in the kidnapping are antici- the ransom money was recov- cashier in a supermarket and zens, and Cecil Wiggins. 24. pated. ered when the three were ar- as a waitress in a Fifth Ave- were arrested late Saturday Miss Ransay was with Mar rested. The missing money, nue restaurant. She. her half in the kidnapping of Marcl ci Klein when the youngster officers said, was spent brother and Wiggins were Klein. The child was held was released Friday evening Friday by the two men on an represented in court Sunday more than nine hours Friday Police earlier had said the "evening on the town." by a legal aid attorney. Panama treaty ready for debate • WASHINGTON (AP) - The bers question whether the Carter is expected to win, cial November election to fill Panama Canal treaty — one White House and Speaker with Ullman seen trying the remaining four years of of the most politically Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. are as again when the bill reaches the late senator's term. charged issues of the year — committed to it this year as his panel. Two other com- Testifying on the canal is ready for Senate debate in 1977. mittees also must approve. treaty last week before the this week, while the House A special House welfare Elsewhere in the Congress. armed services panel. Canal considers President Carter's subcommittee will decide on Vice President Walter F. Zone Gov. Harold R Parfitt INDIVIDUAL $32 billion welfare package. Wednesday whether to accept Mondale was scheduled today and the IL. comptroller gen- Senate leaders say the can- Carter's broad proposal con- to swear in Muriel Humphrey. eral. Elmer B. Staats. said it JUDGEMENT al proposal may reach the solidating welfare programs Mrs. Humphrey, 65, was ap- was possible for the United floor Wednesday or Thursday. or the scaled-down changes pointed to her husband's seat, States to face up to $700 mil- But consideration of the con- proposed by Rep. Al Ullman. which he would have retained lion in "direct costs" In im- troversial pact will not begin D-Ore., chairman of the until 1982. plementing the treaty until in earnest until after Con- House Ways and Means Com- She has about 90 days to de- the year 2000. when Panama gress returns Feb. 20 from its mittee. cide If she will run In a spe- would take control. 10-day recess for Lincoln's Birthday. f Bipartisan efforts to work out guarantees for future U.S. More poisoned' oranges rights of access and defense appear to have enhanced BRUSSELS. Belgium (AP) - More or- Authorities said contaminated oranges prospects for the treaty's Sen- anges contaminated with mercury were found Sunday morning at Steendorp were ate ratification, which would found in three Belgian towns over the week- Israeli imports. They were taken to police When the time comes, will your Executor /Trustee require a two-thirds majority. end but there were no reports of people by a housewife who thought they looked sus- But new concern was gener- being poisoned, health officials said yes- picious. Police seized remaining stocks in meet all of these qualifications to properly ated last week by armed ser- terday. shops where they were purchased. In Goel. northern Belgium, a family no- vices committee hearings in Police said a poisoned Israeli orange administer your estate or trust? which it was claimed that the ticed a strange deposit in a glass into which with clearly visible injection marks was pur- treaty, which the Carter ad- orange juice was being squeezed. Analysis chased at Charleroi in southern Belgium. ministration says will cost showed it to be mercury- • CONSTANT AVAILABILITY • SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE U.S. taxpayers nothing, may It has not been established whether the The Palestine Liberation Organization • FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY •BOOKKEEPING & ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS in fact necessitate millions of oranges came from Israel. A few Israeli has denied trying to damage the Israeli • YEARS OF EXPERIENCE •SYMPATHETIC UNDERSTANDING economy by poisoning the oranges, which dollars in appropriations. and Spanish oranges injected with mercury • GROUP JUDGEMENT • INVESTMENT SERVICES have appeared in Western Europe in recent are a major Israeli export. Meanwhile,-a Senate survey • IMPARTIALITY by The Associated Press days causing some sickness, but no deaths. A group calling itself the Arab Revolution- Speculation is that the fruit was tam- ary Army Palestinian Commando said It showed the administration Fees are the same for an individual as for our Bank! Shouldn't you get was 18 votes shy of the 67 it pered with in Europe, probably at the Bel- sabotaged the oranges, but the PLO said would need if all members gian port of Antwerp. there is no such group. the most for your money? Make certain your Estate / Trust will receive the were present for the show- proper administration and attention to details by naming The Central Jersey down. Candidates night set Bank and Trust Company as your executor and trustee. The poll, conducted through The Daily Register questionnaires, showed 41 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A Competence is assured. senators solidly In favor with candidate's night for the local The Sunday Register eight leaning toward approv- school board candidates has . .dby The Red Bank Register CALL: 462-0011-EXT. 318 al, 24 opposed with seven been scheduled for tomorrow at Established in l|7B by John H Cook and Henry Cloy Appointments are free and there is no obligation. leaning against, and 2« unde- the Wayside School Main Office cided or undeclared. The forum, scheduled to be- One Register Plata. Shrewsbury. N J 07701 Branch Offices TRUST DEPARTMENT In the latter group, where gin at 8 p.m., is being spon- 17* Rt. 3S, Mlddlflowr). NJ 07741 Monmouth County Courthouse. Freehold. NJ. 07721 Carter must go looking for sored by the Oakhurst, Wana- 279 •roadway, Long Branch, NJ 07740 votes, are several of the Sen- massa and Wayside Schools SJotthouse, Trenlon, N J 0M3S ate's most senior and pow- PTAs. , Member of the Associated Press. The Associated Press Is entitled exclusively to the use of all the local news printed In the newspaper as erful members — veteran well os all AP news and dispatches CENTRAL JERSEY BANK lawmakers who head major Member of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, the committees and Important PTO sets night Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New Jtrsey Press Association. AlMD TRUST COMRANY subcommittees, and thus ex- KEYPORT - The elemen- Second Clots pottage paid at Red Bank. NJ, 07701 and ot Middle MEMBER FOC town. NJ. 07741. Published Sunday through Friday Mali subscriptions ercise wide influence over the tary school PTO is sponsoring payable in advance late of legislation. a "Get Acquainted With Your Term Daily Sunday Dolly and Teacher" night tomorrow Only Only Sunday 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES* MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN In the House, welfare revi- One Yeor «(00 its 00 tU 09 sion continues to be a major at 8 p.m. lp the Central Homt delivery by Carrier - Dally and Sunday .90 cents a week; School cafeteria. y.lJcenM Issue, although some mem- copy at Counter-Dolly I! Cenli; Sunday .» cenli. StfEWSBURV NJ MONDAY FEBRUARY 6 197S Class goes Oriental dots see tha (Oriental) cooks B> JIM OtTKOTF la action and taste soac of TINTON PALLS - The School tax rate tke food for themscivca " Obituaries Orkeat came to We for a pair Aad eat they dM. partaking of au«nde classes, or rather of a number of Japanese dett- the causes came to the On up in Oceanport cacfes. eat Poadbry aore excitiag than Frederick H. Gunkel The classes, led by teachers OCEANPORT - The Board the cunnary fare was tke ex- MIDDLETOWN - Fred- years ago 1*77-71 appropriation of Jama Mullevey and Ronald of Education has adopted a hibition of chef Tomo Kan's em* H Gmikel M. of It Mr Gunkel was a retired Hag. joaraeyed to Yoshi's, a I1.37.D4 budget for the IOT- dexterity wtth kntvw - art- Dogwood Road, dwd Saturday commercial estimates engi- mm Japanese restaurant ia Colts ia Red Bank Medicnfer neer for American Telephone 7t school year that will in- The current expense for tag and mincing vegetables crease the school tax rate by Neck, to lean a hit abort the with steel blades flashing ia Ban • Hotokca. Mr Gun and Telegraph Co . New ltn-71 is set at I1.211.7M. a Par East's culinary culture kd knd auny years u Ruth York He was an elder of the S cents, to |1O per tilt of as- figure which includes com- the air to the whit-eyed asto- sessed valuation last Thursday (Btfunent of the children (Hard before moviag hen 16 Tower Hill Presbyterian pensatory education of -He trip." said Mrs Pat The school election will be Church. Red Bank, and a ill.Mi The current expense Sandstram. a classmother. Mr>. Anne Rahn held from 4-1 p m Feb 14. at Williamson cleared member of the Old Guard of accoaat B up 14 percent The •was undertaken to literally KETVPORT - Mrs Anne M Maple Place School Red Bank Mr Gunkel gradu •crease is largely dae to an give the children at least a FREEHOLD - Ned Wll Raha. M of (I Green Grove However the election to fill increase ia student trans- ated in till from Stevens In- taste of Japanese cooking lumson of Bridge Ave.. led Ave.. died yesltnla) n Bay- three board seats and ratify porUUoncosU. suute of Technology and was "The teachers," she ex- Bank, has. been acquitted of shore Community Hospital the proposed school budget SaUy Crochet. PTA pro- a member of Tau Beta Pi fra- plained, "felt it was very im- charges that he atrociously Hotandel will see residents vote on a gram chairman, presented ternity portant to go beyond books assaulted Sharon Johnson, Born in Elizabeth. Mrs smaller. WM.MI budget This the three candidates, raiting Surviving are two sons. aad projects and let the stu Bridge Ave., Red Bank Rann lived m Railway before Robert F Gunkel. here, and rtprejtnu the portion of the unopposed for thne seats oa moviag here II years ago Kenneth M Gunkel of Mexico overall budget that must be the board Incumbent Charles She was the widow of August City Mexico: a sister Miss raised by taxation. Guilleadea, a veteran of 18 ORIENTAL ART - Tlnton Falls School students Rahn who died in 1HX Catherine P Gunkel of Lake- The aortfal between funds years on the board, cited his Craig Wilton, ogt 12. left, and Jeonne Stanpfel. services to the community a Sarvrrtag are a son. George wood and five grandchildren taken in by taxation and over- age II. follow the skillful hands of Tomo Kozu. a asking for a seventh term Jo- Rahn of Point Pleasant, two Scott Funeral Home Bel- all spending will be made up chef at Yoshi's of Colts Neck, os he demonstrates seph Bryan, also an in- daughters. Mrs Kathryn (u ford, is in charge of funeral by by state and federal grants the essentials of Japanese cooking. The students cumbent, has served on the saao. here, aad Mrs SUrga- arrangements to the school district In addi- loorneyed there with their six grade classmates ret Jardot of Union Beach, tion, a surplus of fTt.Mt will hoard for 12 years He noted In conjunction with their study of Japan. nine grandchildren and seven Philip C. Azzari be applied to the If7H-7» that he attempts to keep ex- great -grandchildren school budget pense down, "but never at the HAZLET - Philip C Az- expense of programs that will The Bedle Funeral Home is The PTA participated in the zan. 51, of Randolph Place, benefit the schoolchildren of Inn raid surprises « charge of arrangements budget bearing and Jeremiah died yesterday at the Patter- Oceanport" H Regan, board president, FREEHOLD - County offi i* tvneauied to hold a press son Army Hospital. Ft lion- James Berg, a newcomer to used audio-visual aids to de- cub have declined comment conference at Ham today., mouth the board, cited his ex- scribe the budget to the au- on a an early morning raid according to the acting chief Born in Gloucester he had perience as assistant adminis- Claim 325 dience of» Saturday at the Hilton Inn. of county detectives. Andrew lived here for eight tears trator of Riverview Hospital Tlnton Falls, but acting Coun- B Manning He was a retired chief petty The budget calls for a debt as being potentially valuable ty Prosecutor Clinton Crontn homes up officer. IS Navy, and was a service of tS.M. up from the to the board According to a Tinton Falls ,veteran of World War II and police spokesman, some ar- the Korean War rests were made by county for sale Surviving are his widow. Mobile rents challenged detectives during the raid He Mrs Mildred Fuse Azian. declined to give any further •« MAKE GRAVEN one son. Philip C Azzari Jr information on the raid ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS of Malawan. one daughter. FREEHOLD - A mobile Rent Control Board and Hu- month for each mobile home — Eigene J Bannon and Miss Joanne Azzan. at home, borne owners association in let Township Committee site inclusive of 111 W per A spokesman for the Hilton Margaret Degenlto Scales. his mother. Mrs Anna Azzan Hanet has filed suit here to The lawsuit, filed by Arthur month permit charge by the Inn said that "several men Henry Hudson Regional of Gloucester; three brothers. set aade township approval P Siegfried of Red Bank, rep- township sewage authority came in. flashed badges, and School Board candidates, as- Joseph Axian of Bamngton. of a rent increase of $24.21 resenting the mobile home The board also ruled that the escorted several men out." at serted there ire over J25 Lous and John Azzan. both per month per mobile home owners association, seeks to increase shall not cause any about 2 am Saturday i lor sale here because of Gloucester, and one sister. site for Garden Park Mobile set aside the rent increase ap- tenant to pay more than a I cannot afford to pay Homes proved by the rent control maximum rent of til* per "There was no scene Mrs Rose Bogner of Glouces- caused, and no alarm I was aajfcer taxes. ter The legal action was filed board which was later af- •ejaaadng to charges by firmed by Township Com- The Day Funeral Home by the Association of Mobile The lawsuit maintains that disappointed because I was Dn special Kuilriled guide, prepared by lh« Internal Revenue Siaenateadeit Joseph L. mittee Service and trie »ibury Park Pteu. leOi you what you need to Keyport. B in charge of ar- Home Owners of Hazlet the township's approval of the on duly, and I didn't even bca that they had distorted against Stanley Khmowicz. According to the legal ac- knew rangements rent increase was arbitrary, know it wis happening." the It explains tax changes, the new lorms, what to do H you art facts aad ftfares in a cam- trading as Garden Park Mo- tion, the rent board approved capricious and unreasonable spokesman said audried and what records to keep. nap (her a order to defeat Phillip <:. Boyle bile; the Hazlet Township a rent increase of 124 n per There's formation on low income lax breaks. Una* businesses Heary Hidsoi Regional s and senior citizens. Learn how to handle deductions on child care, travel, educa- m-Wt bakget Mr Baaaoa CUFFWOOD - Phillip C tion, charities, casualties and medical expenses. aad Mrs Scales made nsiag Boyle, of S3 Salem Place, died 2 jailed robberies 1977 TAX DEDUCTION taxes their major campaign yesterday at the Bayshore ... T>> dudtna lot tttUng up lor m Bout miss It, Tuesday, February]. Community Hospital. Holm- FREEHOLD - Two Bay March 23 and robbing 121 •iilMtfiiaf IMInmtnt Account and del It could make a txg difference In how much you pay. "The facts are as they snore men have been sent Jo from Rita Myshnskt. 11th St . gvttmg •>• ctoducUon for 1*77 M Bom in Newark, he had state prison by County Cowl West Keansburg on March 21 stand," asserted Mr Bannon Fa*. 14. ft/I" and Mrs Scales of their leaf lived here for 8 years Judge Donald J Cunningham McLaughlin admitted aiding ASBURY PARK PRESS let recommending ways to He was a employed by for two robberies and a theft in both robberies FOB INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE CALL in Hazlet trim the budget is order to Westingnouse Corp Newark, Thomas Cardilla. II. of •fcif your ntifhbof nidi. cut taxes. before his retirement after 15 Ricky Ford. £>. of First St . Raymere Ave.. Wanamassa. Estate Planning Services Co. years of service Keyport. was sent to state •rs Scales said that while was given an indeterminate 45 Main St far Mm Mem 4 n newspaper thai keep conducting her door to door He was the parishioner of prison for eight-toll years, reformatory sentence He had campagign, she encountered St. Josephs Roman Catholic and Michael McLaughlin. 23. pleaded guilty to a charge of 946-4975 many residents, especially se- Church. Keyport of Forrest Ave. Keansburg. arson in connection with a nior citizens, who could no Surviving are his widow. was sentenced to five-to-sev- fire at the recreation center longer afford to pay higher Mrs Margaret Dillon Boyle, en years in state prison in Wanamassa Park last June taxes. one daughter, Mrs. Mary | Both men had pleaded 11 Louise MacFee. here, five guilty to breaking Into the A cold tablet isrit enough! Joseph B Hawley, the Richard McCook. 24. of pair's campaign manager and grandchildren and three Pooie Ave Deli. Hailet. oa Crrek Road. Keansburg. was a board member, said that great-grandchildren Jan 12 and committing a lar- sentenced to a state reforma- one lady they visited had The Day Funeral Home. ceny Ford also admitted rob- tory for an indeterminate been farced to sell her funu- Keyport. is in charge of ar- bing 1112 from Lorraine Mop term He had pleaded guilty tare to pay her tax bill rangements icn. Wagon Road. Hazlet. last to distributing methampheta Both candidates said they To fight the stress Mr*. Estella Byrne mine in Keyport on Jin. 12. wen not asking for nils that 1177 And he and Patricia SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Es- She attended the First Pres- will affect the educational Strickland. 22. same address, tefla L Byrne. » of 71 Queen byterian Church of Red Bank, aaaaty of the school had pleaded guilty to selling .Anne Drive, here, died yes- and was a charter member "The teaduag staff is good two revolvers without being terday at Riverview Hospit- and past president of the aad we woald like it to re- . licensed dealers and to re of colds and flu al. Red Bank Ladies Aumliary of the Ir- •ass that way," they said in moving the serial numbers vwgton Elks 1245 a' prepared statement "But She was bom in Honesdale. from the guns, also on Jan there is a need to took into Pa. and had lived in Irving- She served for over 25 12.1*77 the badget aad make sensible ton and Millbum before com- years on the election board of ing here in IK] Essex County, and was a Strickland had also admit- member of the Shrewsbury ted selling valium in the same you need Combat Senior Citizens Cub incident She was given a six- High-faencY Vitamin Formula month term in the county jail A Hfeb-Rotencv Vitamin Formula One Dozen Reasons She was the wife of John J Byrne, who died m ISO Mrs. Kate Barker The stress of colds, flu and other more than three times the amount of WHY Surviving is one daughter. OCEAN GROVE - Mrs infections drain your body of key vitamin C in most other stress formula Mrs Irwin Schlosser, here, Kate L Barker. «. of» Cen vitamins—the main targets are Vitamin vitamin tablets; more than 30 times the You should start on your with whom she bved tral Ave . hen. died Saturday C and B-complex This means you lose U.S. Recommended Daily Allowance. Personal Fitness Program The John E Day Funeral at Jersey Shore Medical Cen vitamins just when you need them Each daily dose of COMBAT contains tar, Neptune Home. Red Bank, LS in charge the most—when you're sick! NOW of arrangements 2000 milligrams of Vitamin C, plus 7 Mrs Barker, formerly from Cold tablets suppress symptoms, other stress formula vitamins, most of Negative Reasons Weehawken and Union City, Mrs. Donald King but won't give you the nutrients them in high-potency doses. D fit aaaafc Ivt D fatties at y»Ma was a resident here for 15 MIDDLETOWN - Mrs years She was bom in Lon- you need to help your body naturally COMBAT won't cure colds or flu— Ofwaoaaatan Oftfka* Mary P King. IS. of 21* don. England fight back. but it will help to restore the nutritional D fit aa«a*> an aMa*riaa Dwight Road. here, died yes- She was the widow of COMBAT is scientifically formulated O rat baaaiatti, balance your body needs to naturally terday at Riverview Hospital. James W. Barker who died ia to return to your body the • fit aawpa saaa. Wss Red Bank fight back. Drain na. key vitamins lost under At the first sign of a cold or flu, She was bom in Milwaukee. QRtaaaafcan DM Surviving are two sons, A. the stress of colds and fight vitamin loss with COMBATI Wis . and had lived in Or- James Barker of Rumson and flu. COMBAT helps you lando. Fla.. before coming DM John K Barker of Milford. regain the nutritional • fit aaaafc aako here five years ago. Conn.; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren balance you need to She was a communicant of put your body in the St. Catharine's Roman Catho- Ocean Grove Memorial lic Church. Holmdel. and a Home is in charge of arrange- best shape to fight back. ments graduate of Clark College. Each dairy dose of Dubuque. Iowa. Science Happening COMBAT gives you Surviving are her husband. on next two, days Donald T King, three sons. NEW MONMOl'TH - A Thomas King of Chicago. III.. Science Happening will be Stephen King of Partin. and sponsored by the New Mon- Mark King, at home, one moath PTA tomorrow and daughter. Mrs Ann Ankney. Wednesday in the New Moo of Orlando, Fla.. one brother. mouth School all-purpose George Ounam, of Chihcothe. Missouri, and two grand- children Guests and parents are in- vited to view the student ex- For Men and for Women John E. Day Funeral hibits during the two days Home. Red Bank, is in charge and tomorrow evening from 7 There's a Thne to Think and of arrangements until» o'clock A ThnetoAct "IVegot ACT NOW the key!' COMBAT-Now on sale at 1st vfsH tr— — to am guest at no cost CALL NOW SPA HEALTH CLUBS STRATHMORE SHOPPING CENTER HT. 34, MATAWAM CALL 5H-7700 57« Bread St (Shrewsbury Shops) <»*• MaXT IBM m TOM l "• wiiiioin 747 741-W74 SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY FEBRUARY 6. 1978 Till- DUJlj ITl UJkitTf 5 Why profit is without honor in the nation

NEW YORK - A fellow who takes a look at the boom- body knows, the government wants every penny to which it of that company's reported — and taxable — profits in ing earnings reports now coming In (or the year just past considers itself entitled reality should have been reserved purely for replacement — and then takes a second look at what's been going on In What are some examples of techniques lhal cause com- purposes the stock market — may be forgiven for concluding that a , panies to report profits that don't actually exist' Two So. in many rases, what looks like profit is in truth profit is without honor in its own country. LOUIS should suffice so-called inventory profits and inadequate merely the product of outmoded accounting methods The For the profits have seemed enormous: an annual rate depreciation for future capital expenses Roth become par- government doesn't protest: on Ik* contrary, it happily of more than 1100 billion in each of the last three quarters, ticularly misleading during an era of high inflation taxes whatever is reported And the combination of in- with the rate in the final three months of 1977 running RUKEYSER Inventory profits, which many observers believe have ventory profits, inadequate depreciation and overtaxation close to 20 percent ahead of the previous year's figures. again become significant in the last four or five months is generally enough to shrink an apparently husky earnings Yet it scarcely needs to be pointed out that the stock occur when a company produces a widget for 110 and sells report into something a good deal more anemic Indeed, market has not shared this euphoria: the Dow Jones Indus- it for 111 — thus reporting a tl profit — even though the students of inflation accounting that some apparently trial Average, which ended 1(76 comfortably perched atop cost of widget ingredients has risen so much that it would healthy industnes were in recent years really recording 1.000. began 1178 by diving well below BOO all those big numbers currently being headlined. It's not now cost the company 110 75 to make a widget With the losses What's going on? Isn't the stock market supposed to that investors believe that corporate executives are delib- pnee of widgets holding at 111. that tl pretax profit may The distrust of many reported profits is one reason preoccupy itself with corporate earnings — to the extent erately lying — that sort of behavior can gel awfully prove mighty illusory why Wall Street has assigned such low valuations to com- that newspapers dutifully print the relationship between tacky, as well as being highly illegal — so much as that in- Inadequate depreciation works the same way on larger mon stocks in the last year Another is the belief that each stock's price and the company's most recent annual vestors believe executives are required by law to report purchases Let's say a company's plant and equipment cost Washington, despite its protestations is in fact committed profits? If the profits are up, why aren't the stocks? profits that don't, in truth, exist it 110 million, and it is duly wriling off a portion of that 110 to policies that will further erode existing profitability — There are two basic answers to these understandably million each year — as a deduction that, in theory, will en- by pushing up business costs without encouraging in- perplexing questions: investor! don't trust the earnings re- And why would the law make such a strapge require- able it to replace Us plant and equipment when the time vestment and productivity The result of this twin skeptic- ports and they don't trust the future ment? Because when a company reports a profit, the gov- comes due If. because of inflation it will in fact cost 120 ism is the patent malaise in the business and investment ' Since the future is presumably more subject to varying ernment takes a slice in taxes. The bigger the profits - million to replace the plant and equipment, the deprecia- communities: (or all concerned to study II more closely individual interpretations, let's begin with the distrust of genuine or otherwise — the bigger the taxes And as every- tion deductions are plainly inadequate As a result, much might truly be profitable

ABCs of cutting vour tax bill Court cases are cited in medical expense deductions By SYLVIA PORTER creasing her house's value by decision last year. To the ex- vate letter ruling in 1977. This help while the child adjusted and mental health counselor. private letter rulings general- such as a required medical (SbtktfltnfcMMS) $31,000, and leaving her with tent that you, the adoptive particular ruling involved a from life in a mental hospital The IRS ruled that the par- ly cannot be cited as prece- recommendation (or admis- Let's say your physician a medical expense of only parents, pay for medical ser- child who was discharged as to life in a community. Ad- ents' payments to maintain dents for any other taxpayer sion by a physician, a good tdls you that It Is medically IM.000 instead of $86,000. The vices for the infant, the pay- a full-time patient from a mission to the halfway house the child at the halfway But they do indicate what you medical reason for being in Imperative for you to Install Tax Court rejected the IRS ments may be able to qualify mental hospital but who con- requires recommendation by house, including room and might expect in a similar situ- the halfway house, and avail- an Improvement in your argument. There are no cases as medical expense deduc- tinued to receive day treat- a psychiatrist and continued board, are deductible medical ation. (2) Don't expect this able, required medical care house — such as a pool, air that limit a medical expense tions even If the services ment while living at a half- psychiatric supervision during expenses. If this applies to treatment unless your half- while in the halfway house conditioning or an elevator. If to the cheapest form of treat- were performed before the way house. The. goal was to the stay. The halfway house you, take careful note! way house situation includes Tomorrow: Depeadeacy de- so, Treasury regulations al- ment. If, for instance, you Child came into your home. provide transitional care and staff includes a psychiatrist TWO CAUTIONS: (1) IRSsimilar medical elements — dictloas. low you to treat as a medical pay for a private room in an But the hospital and medic- expense the cost of the im- expensive medical institution, al expenses you, the adoptive provement, less any amount Instead of staying in a ward, parents, pay in connection by which the value of your you can deduct your cost and with the unwed mother's giv- house may have been in- not be limited to the cost of a ing birth are as a general rule creased because of the im- ward. not deductible by you as me provement. IIIIIII1II tlllllllllMII , In a '77 Tax Court case, the IRS tried to limit this kind'of medical expense to the cheap- est amount needed to achieve what the physician had rec- YOUR MONEY'S ommended. In this instance, the physi- cian had recommended that WORTH the taxpayer install a swim- Provident ming pool in her house and that for the rest of her life she use it twice a day to pre- vent permanent paralysis. Be- So, if you must take on such dical expenses cause her home was In Wis- medical expenses as these Only if the "services ren- consin, she had to have an In- and IRS tries to reduce your dered to the mother were so your door pool installed as an addi- deduction on the basis that proximately or directly re- tion to her 1275,000 house. She you could have fulfilled your lated to the health of the child paid $172,000 for the pool - medical needs for less money, as to constitute medical eare with part of the cost due to take some comfort from the for the child" will any birth high probability that the Tax costs you pay qualify as your has a bur cost instalment loan her wish that the pool be compatible with her house. Court will uphold you, the medical expenses. And for She figured that the pool taxpayer, against the IRS on this purpose, it is not enough added $86,000 to the value of this point. "to show only that the health of the unborn child was pro- her house, so she deducted It you are among the many the other $88,000 of the pool's moted generally by such ser- for you adoptive parents who under- cost as a medical expense. vices." take to pay the birth expenses The IRS agreed that the of the unwed mother whose The IRS may allow medical pool was medically essential baby you plan to adopt, the expense deductions for pay- but it argued she could have Tax Court hit you with an un- ments to certain "halfway had it built (or $70,000, in- favorable medical expense houses," suggests an IRS pn- Improving portfolio r By DAVID R. SARGENT IIIMI a IIIIIII Q — I formed a one-man corporate retirement (und two years ago. So far, I have SUCCESSFUL invested in common and pre- ferred utility stocks and short to intermediate maturity bonds. 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Pleasant Beach/ 73 Broad Street, Red Bank 777JMUMMI IT AVL SMCWSVURT J The current display of Ger- Seaview Square Shopping Mall, Ocean Township man ceramics will featured 747-SnO (M| for the next two weeks. . B The Daily Register Happier economic days ahead nounced a one cent reduction EtUbliatKd m 1178 - Published by The Ri-d Bank RflriMM By JACK ANDERSON secretly sounded out Cana- dian officials about storing in the price of gasoline " emergency US oil in Ca- SLAMMING THE DOOR: ARTHUR Z. KAMIN The men who manage the WASHINGTON The Internal Revenue Service President and Editor nation's economy are cau- nada The preliminary plans would call for the oil to be is now quietly trying to wea- tiously optimistic about the ser out of an open-door policy outlook Hopefully, this should SCENE pumped into an abandoned Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor mine in Nova Scotia or into it proclaimed after former mean more cash in the pock- President Nixon's Watergate | HIHIIIWIHIIIIUUIIUIIIIMIUIIIIIIIIIIII Newfoundland salt domes ets of Americans this year abuses. Because Nixon and I SHREWSBURY. N.J. Sources familiar with the MONDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1978 President Carter's chief Kreps commented that "the his henchmen used the IRS to economic adviser. Charles stock market is down consid- secret proceedings have told us they are upset over the tighten the lax screws on po- 1 Schultze. recently reported to erably" and that the Trea- ANDERSON litical foes and to harass anti- 'You're gonna raise on that hand? the Cabinet behind closed sury Department has merely pending deal They pointed out that the Canadians cut oil war dissidents, the service doors that "the economy was "stayed" the value of the As a cheaper alternative. announced in 1976 it would on the up-beat during the last sinking dollar Trade Am- exports to the United States Vice President Mandate hud- during the Arab oil embargo, make public the names of any months of l«77 and the begin- bassador Robert Strauss sug- dled with Canadian officials congressmen or government ning of 1978 " gested that "the key to In-including }et fuel for defense on Jan 17 to discuss a stor- needs. officials who intervened in He attributed the boost "to creasing confidence is pas- age proposal They agreed to any particular tax case. The increased consumer demand sage of the energy bill." But other sources pointed study the plan, which would names of the taxpayers were and the continued effects of The president boasted that out that Canada is caught in call for a small percentage of to be kept confidential the Administration's econom- his choice or William Miller to the same oil squeeze as the the reserves to be used in Ca- United States and that it is nada. Now less than two years ic stimulus program " He head the Federal Reserve later, the open door Is being noted, however, that "sales Board had been "widely now time for cooperation The United States was se- If a deal is reached, mil- slammed shut. IRS officials are up more than production " hailed by business " Carter lions of barrels for home say the public listing has no and that Investments still are called the selection "a stroke riously crippled by the Arab oil embargo five years ago heating oil for New England value if the taxpayer's identi- "not strong enough if we are of genius" and thanked Vice will be stored across the bor- ty is concealed and to dis- to avoid shortages by the President Walter Mondale for The government, therefore, began importing emergency der. There will also be emer- close it would violate the con- 1980s" recommending Miller gency crude for major oil fidentiality of tax returns. This indicates that business- Treasury Secretary Michael oil and pumping It into under- ground sail domes around the refiners in Pennsylvania. New Furthermore, a spokesman men still lack confidence in Blumenthal agreed that the Jersey and Maryland says it would be a mammoth the Carter administration and economy is "improving" but Gulf of Mexico. By 1985. the United Slates hopes to have a Footnote: Despite the re- task to record routine tax in- are holding back. The Cabinet warned that there is "real quiry calls from every con- members stewed over the pressure" to raise lonR-term billion barrels of ml in its cent harsh weather and the strategic reserves In case of drain it has caused on energy gressional office. Bui Sen. problem for several minutes interest rates He also echoed Edward Kennedy. I) Mass . Breaking into the dis- Strauss' comment, stressing another crisis supplies. Deputy Energy Sec- The government, mean- retary John O'Leary recently vehemently disagrees. He has cussion, President Carter that "passage of the energy fired off a private letter to noted that "General Motors' bill is critical in restoring while, has been scrounging reported to the Cabinet that for places to keep all this oil Ihe supplies are "in a surplus IRS Commissioner Jerome year-end report was very confidence in the Inter- Kurtz protesting that the positive about the Adminis- national financial markets ' The Energy Department situation" According to the wanted to store oil in New confidential minutes, he said. agency is favoring "short- tration." But he acknowledg- The president ended the term expediency over long- ed that a New York Times closed Cabinet meeting by England where it will be "There will be coal this win- needed in an emergency. But ter unless the coal strike is term openness " The senator poll on business confidence predicing "a.good year in will now propose legislation to was "negative." 1978" the budget watchers at the attenuated. Natural gas sup- White House rejected the idea plies are better than last force the IRS to return to its Emphasizing the negative. EMERGENCY OIL: Vice full disclosure policy. Commerce Secretary Juanita President Walter Mondale has as too expensive year, Exxon recently an- The 'Great Profile' gave By JIM BISHOP lIllllllllllllllllllllllllllHll Ill iiiimn graduating class. The most The man shouldered the Ice undistinguished bums I have and left. Barrymore was now It was a hot day a long time THE ever seen." certain that all the horrible ago. A policeman's horse He brought the glass to his things that the doctors had hung his head outside The face with two hands. The gob- predicted would come from Lambs. Around the corner, REPORTER let trembled. He sat It back too much alcohol were true. Joseph Urban rehearsed a on the bar. He could have He spurned his three gins. new extravaganza at the Hip- i it ininiiii ii iimii asked Shelton to lift the glass Marshaling what was left of podrome. The Texas Gulnan and Thomas Mitchell to hold his nervous system, he got to Club was closed for August Overhead fans flicked big blades against dead air. Mr. his head. He was repelled by his feet and began to leave At the Palace, Eva Tanguay a big button on the bartend- The Lambs. sang: "I don't care ..." Barrymore stepped up to the bar He rested his walking er's lapel. It depicted a photo A cab pulled up at The of Alfred E. Smith. When the BISHOP He leaned hard on his cane stick on top. "This is no time and picked up his homburg. Lambs. A handsome, man for levity, Joe" he said to.the bartender turned, the image God," Barrymore murmured. staggered out. He wore a cur- disappeared and the button "Check me out," he said to bartender. "Just bring three "Oh, my God." Dan Healy the uniformed attendant. Des- ving homburg and he paused said: "Vote Democratic." told an old Cotton Club joke before the horse to raise it of the most sparkling gins at pairingly, he intoned: "I'm your command and place and the surge of laughter always being checked out or politely. "Don't whinny," he This disturbed John Barry- smashed against the actor's The Eatontown menace said softly. "I can't stand the them in an empty water pail. more. He squinted at the but- in, off or on, up or down, stop I'm a sick man " consciousness. or go. Mostly stop." "No. 1 Motorized Menace." mittee and from members of the noise." ton. It kept changing. He be- came nervous. He lowered his "Nice quiet place," Barry- That's the name that's been given county Planning Board. He went ipto the actors' George Shelton stepped up noble head to within one inch more mumbled. An employee With the elegance of the the traffic circle at Rts. 35 and 36 in We do not need another study to club. An attendant grinned. to argue that the New York of the bar and tilted the glass. with a firkin full of shaved ics Barrymores, he reached the Eatontown. It's appropriate. It is explain how bad traffic conditions On a printed rack, he raised Giants were not falling apart. The gin ran down his chin. passed by on his way to the hot sidewalk and paused. The the name of John Barrymore Barrymore turned away. Dan kitchen. He stopped to look at cop's horse had departed. He certainly the worst traffic circle in are in Eatontown, and it hardly to the "in" position. Everyone Healy did a time step. The He looked away. An old ac- the famous star. Barrymore set his hat at a rakish angle the county and it surely must rank seems necessary for state trans- knew that marble profile, the bartender poured three shots tor sat under one of the ceil- was stunmed to see that only and sighed. At that moment, quite high among the worst in the portation people to inspect the pale august face, the into a large goblet Hurry ing fans. He was cheating at one eye turned. The other the Urban rehearsal at the state. circle. A couple of years ago, the de- wounded eyes. more's sensitive fingers tap- solitaire. The moving fan lift- stared at the entrance hall. Hippodrome ended and 40 partment advised that an overpass The actor tossed -his hat ped the sides of the glass. ed the front edge of the ac- The actor held his hand out midgets attired as policemen "I'm just out of Bellevue, tor's wig. Then it fell into The traffic jams at the circle or an underpass would be the solu- into the cloakroom. He mus- and, watched it tremble. "My swarmed around Barrymore have been annoying for years, and tered the strength to lift his Joe," he said. "The place place. It lifted again. A mist good man," he said plead- on their way to eat. tion, but it would take a long time head and walk through the reeks of carbolic. No man of fine diamonds began to ingly, "this Is a day when I they're not letting up one bit. Now John Barrymore stopped a and a lot of money to accomplish it. old arch into the dining room. ever died in a saloon, Joe. glow on Barrymore's brow. need undivided attention This taxi. "Where to?" the driver Eatontown is faced with a prediction In the billiard room he nod Men die in hospitals. I'm in His knees trembled. He slid is not a time for glass eyes. said. The actor sank in the by Us engineers that between 125,000 Nothing was done at the time, ded UJ^Joe Penner. Victor there shrieking with d.t.'s and the wet glass along the bar Nor, come to think of It, real back seat. "Back to Bel- and 150,000 vehicles will attempt to and nothing has been done since. It Moore and Jack Pearl waved. (hey bring in the whole damn toward a chair. "Oh myones." levue," he croaked .. . negotiate the circle on peak summer almost seems impossible that things days within the next year or two. can get worse there, but that most That could mean an excess of 10,000 definitely is the prospect. vehicles per hour at the busiest Marlboro student split questioned times. The state is responsible for the Eatontown menace, not the borough. MorganvUle, N.J. permanent peace? What must State Department of Trans- By intersecting two of its busy To the Editor:. we do? Abraham tries to Recital news portation representatives will visit highways, 35 and 36, where it did, We parents of Marlboro FROM OUR READERS make peace with Abimelech. Holmdel, N.J. Township are entitled to the The Bible tells us, "And the To the Editor: Eatontown officials at 2 p.m. Friday the state was asking for trouble. It's ir mull |M tlgnM and Iwvt MM wrlltr'* camaltlt od truth concerning our chil- «nHt. Tiny mail ntl •«it.< m *H«1, Ntt Kr M«aiMali al dren's secondary school edu- CM prttf Apparently, the agreement Committee of the Holmdel Eatontown Traffic Advisory Com- the long-suffering borough. cation, and which high school was not binding. Another con- School Music Association ap- they will attend for the next troversy arose. What hap- preciate the extensive cov- several years. I urge, parents of Marlboro called the Fifth Amendment pened? Why weren't the ar- erage you gave the Samuel I attended the Freehold Re- students, particularly those of the U.S. Constitution which rangements lasting? Mammel recital on Jan. 7. Space accident information gional High School Board of who will enter the high school had been previously under- "And they made, the two of This recital gave many resi- Education meeting to ques- within the next four years, to stood to guarantee equal pro- them, a pact." Though they Welles' announcement, however, was dents of Holmdel an opportu- The crash of a Soviet spy satel- tion their plans to bus an area attend the next F.R.H.S. tection for all persons, re- signed the treaty, they re- nity to meet one of their more lite in Canada's far northwest was entirely false and alarmist. of Marlboro into Freehold board meeting, which Is ten- gardless of their economic mained two separate parties. talented neighbors. It also cause for President Carter to ask the By contrast, the Cosmos 954 in- Bo.ro High School, starting tatively scheduled for thestatus. That is, until the Nine- As a result, because there gave all people of the area an Soviet Union to agree to ban such cident was true, and Mr. Brzezinski, next term and for the next evening of Feb. 21 at Marl- ty-Fifth Congress. was no fusion of interest and opportunity to enjoy an eve- several years. boro High School and express satellites until "failsafe methods" the national security adviser, in What will happen now is an concern, there was no per- ning of fine music at an affor- The board advised us that their views. increase in brutal crime — manent peace. are developed to prevent a recur- commenting on it afterward, showed dable price. Thirdly, Mr. this plan Is under consid- Sheila Gross back street butchers will prof- Lasting peace is attainable Mammel's performance gave rence. ah array of data that could have eration, but would not commit it and poor women will suffer. only when nations are willing the members of the Holmdel 4 been shared just as easily before the which area of Marlboro would ipton letter It seems the only choice giv- to surrender part of their na- High School band an opportu- The President also said that sat- be affected ... incident as afterward. Keyport, N.J. en them by our elected offi- tional sovereignty for thenity to earn money for their ellites with atomic radiation mate- cials is that of child-bearing sake of a higher purpose. trip to the International Mu- Rather than presume that the I believe the present facil- To the Editor: rial in them are actually unneces- ity can sustain our children in or Illegal and very dangerous Peace, real peace. As long as sic Festival in Harrogate, public would behave irrationally in The Women's Resource and sary because of the advanced devel- the near future. However, the Survival Center would like to abortions ... countries enter treaty ar- England.' opment of solar power. We hope he the face of what was actually an in- board is putting pressure on commend Dr. Charles S. Lip- Dr. Lipton is also correct rangements and they remain The publicity The Register finitesimal danger, the adminis- Marlboro so that we will over- ton of Ft. Monmouth's Patter- when he compares these con- "the two of them" division gaye the performance made is successful. gressional rulings with those tration might have assumed that, whelmingly support the pend- son Army Hospital for the in- and potential destruction re- many people aware of the re- - of fanatics who wish to con- main ever present. There* Meanwhile, we think that more properly informed, the public would ing referendum to construct a sight expressed in his letter to cital and In so doing, could success than failure can be seen in new high school at the Colts the editor published in the trol and limit our lives under must be give and take on both certainly be considered per- have remained calm. the name of morality. I sit sides... the effort to monitor the forced reen- Neck-Freehold border for the Jan. 12 Register. Dr. Lipton is forming a public service. The facts of the accident, as region. Each of us must de- possible that our leaders ac- Again, from the committee try of the Soviet Union's Cosmos 954 correct in denouncing the ver- History can teach us many they were known ahead of time, es- •=• clde for ourselves whether or dict made by Congress in re- tually believe that the richer lessons. Perhaps one of the and from the high school with its nuclear reactor on board. among us really deserve tablished a minimal danger. The not to support this referen- fusing indigent women the most important teachings is band, our thanks. dum on Its own merit. But our more rights? Those who most Exchanges of information be- widespread geography over which same access to abortion that that one can never afford the Frances B. Allen, children must not be used as need our help to make better President tween the United States and the So- the more fortunate in our so- luxury of false security. We the satellite could fall, moreover, pawns in a scare tactic. ciety have. It makes no sense lives for themselves are being must strengthen our resolve viet Union began in mid-December denied this help — and are created such astronomical probabi- There has been active dis- to us that those able to afford to live as Jews; we must 100 years young when the irregular orbit of the craft lities against wagers on the site of its abortions (who are also those being forced to bear even work to raise to a higher de- cussion by our local Board of more burdens as they are UtUe Silver, N.J. alerted the North American Defense reentry that most people would have Education to consider Marl- most likely to afford children) gree our own morale. Along- To the Editor: are allowed this right to con- being forced to bear more side of these positive actions, Command. The channels far this co- assumed it would fall elsewhere boro's withdrawal from the children. A sage once said, "The first Freehold Regional High trol over their own bodies and let us never ignore the operation have been worked out over than in their town. Nancy Musgrave hundred years are the hard- School District so that there family site while women in threats which remain to our est." the years, and the incident over Ca- The danger in not alerting the would be more local control poverty are not'allowed this very existence. nada demonstrated their value. The Daily Register Is to be public to the space accident ahead of concerning high school policy. same freedom. Real peace When we and our neighbors congratulated upon surviving U.S. authorities nevertheless time can't be found in hindsight. Apparently, this news has If the argument entered Red Bank, N.J. learn to put ourselves in an- the first hundred years, should have informed the public Rather, the administration should offended the present member- against using Medlcaid funds To the Editor: other persons place, feel his despite the flames of a few about the space accident ahead of ship of the F.R.H.S. board. for abortion is that of govern- "And Abraham took sheep hurt, rejoice in his hour of yean back which but fanned reflect upon what could have hap- mental money being spent for time rather than wait for a post- The F.R.H.S. Board of Edu- and oxen and gave them to gladness; when nations learn the Ores of courage In a fight- pened had the disintegration oc- cation must not allow their unnecessary purposes (and Abimelech, and the two of to share on the highest level ing, family-spirited clan to mortem. Understandably, the ad- curred over a city where uninformed frustrations to affect our chil- that's the guise the com- them made a pact." (Genesis of human experience — then persevere and serve the pub- ministration did not want to incite inhabitants suddenly woke up to dren's future ... We must not plaints fall under), then how 21:ff) there is a possibility for lic. the panic which followed Orson learn that a Soviet nuclear device allow the board to separate will these congressional lead- "And they said — let us peace. History will say of that As a centenarian, The Reg- ers justify the increased wel- Welles' famous 1938 radio broadcast had fallen on them. some children from their make a pact with you." generation, "You are truly ' lster is a hundred years friends, brothers and sisters fare rolls when poor women (»:»( ) the blessed of the Lord." (Gen- of Martian landings tt Glover's That circumstance, ripe for young and one-hundred-per- when alternate solutions are are refused less children? Thinking men and women esis M:M) cent physically fit. Landing here in New Jersey. Mr. alarm, could have created panic. There is also something available. ask, "Is there a possibility of Herman Meshenberg Avery Giles HI SHREWSBURY. NJ. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 6. t97B The Dady Register 7 Television Today New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9. 11, 13 DAYTIME MOVIES boarder is ttw only wuvrvmq itoo *rtr»-ss rn a trial agamsl a Mff (7) A WtwM TV 2 > « • » i» NEWS 10 00 lUngerous crook I ADAM 12 J (4 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE rrMHiii It) HOLLYWOOD Pal Jon Part l PRAIRIE CONNECTION • 00 The mhefilanre Charles tig*** NTUTI0N m ooo COUPLE • MOVIE laces los*ig hft larm nrhen he t» CM M DICK CAVETT The Woman Huniet makes purchases and donations OTSAIAH" SHOW m anticipation ol an rtwritance (•; MOV* <»uests O Nathan Ktne *eclor liom a wealthy relative a bequest One Russian Summef I ». THE ABC MONDAY ol the Roc*land Research Institute thai turns oul lo be worthless 400 NIOMT MOVIE mNewYork andO fthetPersoii • MOVIE I CROSS WITS The mrtialran ol Sarah Kay 1 en; discuss depression Thealte ol Dealti • » THE SIX MILLION DOL Shelley Winters A woman pustlts II 30 LAN MAM d Irishman coed lo unleash her 4 JO I I* THE CBS LATE MOVIE HO-nll Sleyi- Austin must work lerrilyfiQ psychic powers to punish » MOVIE How to Break Up a Happy last lo recove» a slolen %b m*on llir-soiofitv(j<"s *rio'i .. I rankie and Johnny masterpiece Irom cnmelord OW ,irw1 liuni.i..tl.-fl hw i: Itrs I Divorce 1976 Barbara f den Hal Ion Kane and return rt to a lnur*w] U GLITTERING PRIZES Linden Divorcee decides lo wm EVENING Russian art eKhibl A Country I itr A rn h si i back her e»-*)usband |R) • HOCKEY H'II.-.'I MnHMR •ril-i'Vi'-w-i .r'1 1 4: THE TONIGHT SHOW 800 Philadelphia Flyers vs St Lous Ihs wilt- visil Ilit-H Oki ' .'nli'-l i- Guest host FUI Cosby fiuesls 1 I ,4 « 7 M MEWS hlues , le*, ru-r ,il H sinan Loretta Lynn Cheryl Tiegs > BRADY BUNCH II LET S MAKE A DEAL provrvial school Imodell Brl Saluga (comedian) Kreskm • CONCENTRATION t» PRISONER 930 It STAR TREK I fee lor All It is a geruanery I MOVIE The GaUeo Btwn democratic rlet lion or ,usl No voyager n • ZOOM m another tr«V» The Prisoner VK-WS (1) OW DAY (J) tD POLICE STORY 630 it all with satirical amusement until • MOVIE I NSC NEWS Number Two suggesls that hi- * AT A ram- The Milkman 1951 Donald • ' I LOVE LUCY sland as a canadate KWTMU 0 Connor Jimmy Duranle I! ABC NEWS 830 - sowfvavs. 'Mi HONEYMOONERS I • : JOKER'S WILD I«J CBS NEWS NfWUDYKMS I! GREAT PERFORMANCES AUTHORS TALK — Grace Llchtensteln , author of Monmouth County Library prior to yesterday's 12 TODAY IN DELAWARE S7^ *^ II M OVER EASY m "Desperado," and Peter Binzen, author of "The "Afternoon with the Authors" at the Monmouth 1 » ONE DAY AT A TIME 7 00 • IMIACK/MtWI Wriwt Ihr •partmani bml'lmq is Cop who would be King," talk with Jane Foderaro, County Library, eastern Branch, 1 CBS NEWS purchased hy a woman « NBC NEWS T.rwUpA«d S< hmridef s romantic i-ttorts to a Dally Register city editor, and Fred Oser of the I BflAOY BUNCH insure rus supennli-ndenl s |Ob •« TO TELL THE TRUTH TwmWHe Offl_ may gel him inln morr tiouriie than 'ABC NEWS he ran hand!*' II BOWLING FOR DOLLARS I i« BABY. I'M BACK Nt FRENCH CHEF Ray t hs takes on a menacing lone 1000 VIP Veal PorUme F ar( »• Ho* lo when two men show up to collect Author says Mayor Rizzo bone a breast ol veal yourselt . A loan shark debt (i) tOO GtANT •.lull il with a savory meal and ' II) MERV GRIFFIN mushroom mixture and then • NEWTUtt- braise rt in wine duTpW W*am. Arno 7:30 Sc»tmin Oolhws Richard Ortwwn I MUPPETS SHOW The Srfvms cow Tom t>e#w*i made his mark with brawn Guest Elton John 868 141 TO BREATHE OR NOT TO > NEWS8REAK By DAVID TURNER a touch of menace about who was elected in 1171, had tions, and television stations. BREATHE ,' • ''? ABC NEWSBRIEF Host Df Frank Field This special 1 WLOU GRANT SHREWSBURY - Peter. him." hired some 1,000 patronage Ms. Uchtenstein said that leport on jmokino. and other king 900 Lou is plunged mlo tw Krishna Binien ays that he's "glad to "He's built like a bull. He's workers at an annual cost of she expected the West to "be poHutanls wM oiler viewers mulli movemenl when Cnarley Iwart tin be anywhere" since his book not an athlete, he's clumsy. tfi million, despite the Phila- like a John Wayne movie, pie choce and true-lalse ques- son is lost to the stranqe with cowboys and Indians." tions lor them to grade themselves M*A*S*H rtaojgn about Philadelphia Mayor He was never any good in delphia civil iervice system. on then lung power and dtMl.lv to I fill U NEWS Frank Rizxo, "The Cop who,.school. He's not a ladles man. Mr. Binzen likened Mayor "We are all extremely na- breathe treely MfWTUWI 10 30 would be King," was pub- He had nothing going (or him Rioo to "Boss Tweed," the ive. Their idea of Manhattan 1 CAROL BURNETT AND II TO TELL THE TBUTH rlllCNDS MAI MAN II ORIGINALS WOMEN IN Hated. but his image of a fighter on late Mayor Curley of Boston, is a Sodom and Gomorrah. ART a street corner. His best and the late Mayor Richard I $25,000 PYRAMID MMS4077TH "Rizzo is the only bona fide They think that most of the r HOI I VWOOD SQUARES UPAWAUt street cop to become the friends said that he truly Daley of Chicago. people are either black wel- I NEWLYWED GAME mayor of a major city. As a liked to fight; he did it before "He views the public pay- It « NEWS 1 » M A',11 fare mothers or Puerto Rlcan il MACNEIL LEHRER policeman, he was a club-swi- the government started pay- roll as his private preserve muggers with knives," she Long awaited mail Irom home ing him for It," he said. REPORT hrmgs wtlfi it personal problems nger who made his mark, not for rewarding friends and said. 800 lor 6 J Radar Hoi Lips and with brains, but with brawn," punishing enemies," Mr. Bin- MONMOUTH Mr. Rizzo accomplished "no The next program in the. ger But it becomes apparent he said. mean feat" In becoming the zen said. (1) MOO 1MB C K linger s is by tar the most; ARTS IT He said that his book prob- "Afternoon with the Authors" serious CENTER Mt-tm Mr. Binzen, the metropoli- first Italian-American police series is scheduled for April. ' • KWTKI- tan editor of the Philadelphia commissioner, and then the' ably "disappointed some Riz- MOttm I I NEC MONDAY NIGHT AT Bulletin, made his comments first Italian-American mayor zo-haters," because it is "a Paul Brodeur, a staff writer THE MOVIES during yesterday's "After- In a city which had only had full-scale portrait, we sought on the New Yorker, and the ITS SIGHTS Midway Conclusion 1976 Henry author of "The Zapping of I cJMa Charlton Heslon Drama "SEMI noon with Die Authors" spon- white protesUnt mayors until to avoid caricature." OMU aboul the pivotal World Wai II sea sored by the Dally Register 1KB, according to Mr. Binzen. Mayor Rizzo sent a letter to America," and Mrs. Mary S. tattle m which me umled Slates TODQH ant the Monmouth County Li- the authors, saying he hadn't Hartman, the director of 1 M GOOD TIMES Pacific Fleet smashed the Japan- Mr. Binzen recounted sev- Women's Studies at Rutgers j j 'I..•!<''.i in.-i Mchad I v.ins ese navy an event when lurried brary. eral stories about Mr. Rlzzo's read the book, but from re- tear lor Irwrr liy*-s *h.ti lr>.'y the tide in favor ol an American University, and the author of discover that Ihwr mysterious new victoiy in the Far East (2 hrs Also appearing was Grace work on the Philadelphia po- views, "It obviously presents "Victorian Murderesses," are Uchtenstein of the New York lice fprce, including one in a biased view of my adminis- scheduled to appear Times, who discussed "Des- which Mr. Rizzo saved a tration." perado," her book about her man's life during a "brawl", Mr. Binzen said that he Mrs. Hartman's book is a and another in which he history of thirteen "proper At the movies experiences as the Times' finds it "hard to hate people AltANTIC HIOMLANOS IPG) 7:li, f;30 blinded a man by clubbing who make good headlines. Victorian French and English ATLAMTIC CINEMA — western regional bureau Tha worM'iCroomi Lov« IPCI), t chief. him. That's probably a craven and women, who committed un- •ATONTOWN COMMUNITY I - WOOOMIMI CINIMA I - According to Mr. Binzen, "His performance was one immoral thing to say. Rizzo, speakable crimes." StmlTwgtilRIMS.«:10 Soturdov KUONight F«voFivifr (RIR)I I 15, « «, COAUMJNlfy II - 7>.t:4l who co-authored the book that merited respect," Mr. as he often reminds us, Solurdoy NISM Ftvor IRI 7:30. •:« WOOUKIMI CINIMA II - makes good copy." Th.B0VJli.Comoor.yCf.RI) IS. 4«. with Joseph R. Daughen, Binzen said. MALI. I - 730 t™ Mayor Riuzzo has "more than He said that the mayor, Ms. Uchtenstein said that Pothole StmlTougrilRW !5. t 30 MALL II - she could sum up the mes- Tnt Coodbrt Girl IPO) M0.f:ll All MM. (Por«ntol ouldonc* MALL Ml - sage of her book, "Desper- TM Turning Point IPGI 7:10, f:« -.KntrlctM. IPtnont war 17 Ml Our 44th Y—r HAILIT odmlttod unlnt occ*mpanl«d by o por ado," In one sentence. number PLAIA- nt or odutt guardtanl WNcfi Woy 11 Up? (HI 1. JO. 1:10 X-AdulHonly "The West is a nice place to CINIMA I - ThlGoodbyiGirl IPGI 7:30, t:N visit...," she said. CINIMA II - The Brooklyn-born author set up Solurdm Hloht Ftwr IRI 7:II.f:3O ATIANIK MGMANDS said that she suffered "near- COLONIAL- QMIMA Wl-Om *1.50 terminal culture shock" dur- LONG BRANCH - Found a "•""""TS.'S'I^'CH"' MOVIES I — BCMAW) DKYRJ&S ing the period she was work- bad pothole? Call the mayor, ASMCIOI Day IPG) 7:4S, f:45 WSON MOVlEl II - ing in the West. 222-4707. TMGoodpMGIrllPGII, W "It's like you're meeting -WOlSON TOWNSHIP Mayor Henry R. Cioffi •ITUBDA people from a different coun- j Invotloni IPGI 7 30; GroaMd promises immediate action jlPClt « try. I would get off the plane M CINIMA II- SPEOALFAMIY for residents who call him, Tht GoodbvtGIrl IPGI 7:15,1 30 in Utah, and I would feel that MATAWAN I should be asked for my the city department of public CINIMA 14- works, or the police with Looking For Mr Goodm IRI 7.1:10 VEAL or CHICKEN passport. They even look dif- STRATHMORE CINEMA I - pothole problems. ASptckHDov IPGI 7,1 a FEVEP ferent from us. They're big, STRATHMOM CINIMA II - TIM World! Onottl! Lo»«r IPGI IOHNTHAVCH.TA PARMEGIANA rosy-cheeked milkmaids and The mayor said that, ) IS. »:15 MENLOPARK milkmen," she said. through the work of city pub- CINIMA I - 3 HlanAMltry IPG) 2. 4. ». I. 10 She described the state of lic works crews, the number CINEMA II — SHREWSBURY AVE. Utah as a "theocracy," and of potholes on the city's 157 CIOM Encounltrt of tnt Third I TARSHIP AND HERBtRT ST. BED BANK IPGI 1: IS. 4:.45.JN!0J.:4l noted that the biggest build- miles of roads are being re- uAMiom.irWit INVASIONS" WINNER4GOLDEN ing in Salt Lake City is an of- duced dally. i»ml-Tougli(Rl7, t fice building for the Mormon UA MIDOLiTOWN II - WITH In one weekend, more than Tht TutnMgPoint (PO) 7: IS. •:» Rob#rt VsoQhn GLOBE AWARDS Church, and that the next UA MIDOLETOWN III - Chrtstophvr Lev most important building Is the 22 tons of patching were used JtarlMp Invotlom IPGI 7:30; GrtoMd hdudng BEST PICTURE (COUEOt) Make A Date Mormon Tabernacle, "from by workers filling potholes. ClOM Encounitrt of th# Third Kind MONDAY DATENITE A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza-' which all streets in the city "The department of public ttons. Rates: $2.00 for 3 Unes for one day, $1.00 each addi- radiate." works will continue to patch tional line; »JK> for two days, $1.25 each additional line; She claimed that the Mor- streets as they are either M4JESTH * [or three to five days, $1 50 each additional line; MM' mon Church also owned the noted or reported to my of- RED SANK jtofirdays, ftM each additional line. Deadline noon 2i major newspapers, radio sta- fice," the mayor promised. MOVIEI III- days before publication. Call The Daily Register, M2-4M0, CIOM Encountcri of lh« Third Kind ask for the Date Secretary

FEBRUARY 7 The Greater Red Bank Tenants Association will meet loft" tonight at SI Monmouth St., 8 P.M. Second Floor. Meet The Candidates Night, 8 p.m., at Forrestdale Go Dancing! I XXX RATIO • ADULTS School, Rumson, for candidates in Feb. 14th. election. A RH/STARK PWOUCTION OF A'HDfflEItT BOSS FILM FEBRUARY I ** SIHON s THE GO006YE Glffl: Monmouth County Audubon monthly meeting 8:16 They taught me exactly V»»II I>MJL SIMON -IVrfuirrf by tW STARK P.M., Trinity Episcopal Church, West Front St., Red D»K*d bvHBOJEKT «»!>• J «ASTA« Fnur*PVnibyMGH L*. Bank. Refreshments served and admission is free. what I wanted to learn! FtiBBUARY I Free public meetings on President Carter's Welfare What a discovery! Not to fed Reform Plan. Civic Auditorium, Monmouth Mall, Eaton- strange or alone in a crowd any town. 1:11 to 11M A.M., 7-9:30 P.M. AU citizens are in- moreib dance with someone vited to express their views is to be part of the scene. -ao$i I'm sensational! The new terrific BKOUNTHSOT 3 FEBRUARY II me. Dancing is part of my life. THI THRO KMD The Holmdel High School Band is sponsoring an In- It should be part of yours: you'll door Flea Market, Feb. 11, at the High School on Craw- love yourselt for it. fords Comer Rd., from It a.m-4 p.m. Proceeds to benefit \buTI be amazed what two feet the Holmdel To Harrogate Fund. can learn about moving a body. FEBRUARY 14 Parents Without Partners No. M4 Meeting, Don Quix- THE TURNING THI«^WYI6«l I A SPECIAL DAY HTIHL1WII I tM*M ote, Rt. M, Matawan, 8:JO. "New Tax Setup For Single People." Dancing foDowi. Live music. SM417I. ranr r-EMUARYU Peace Inc. of Monmouth County Nursery School is mattering their Annual Chinese Auction on Wed., Feb. -*» damn •timjtw Irto truotn »mmv* ^S ll,at 7:M p.m., at Buck Smith's Restaurant, East Keans- btn. Refreshments Mtved. Tickets: $1M, available at 11 M0A0 ST. ID MNK taw door. , CALL NOW MHV RVMMB ifildVMiM FEBRUARY II The Leonardo PTA Is having an Indoor Flea Market- 741-5858 ft Arts k Craft Show, at Leonardo School, Hosford Ave., Leonardo, M p.m. $5 per table. For spaces, 872-ttH. E I i 8 The D*fly Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. FEBRUARYS, we Year of the Horse arrives By MABVBETH ALLEN him to purchase the restaurant and his dream came true. He and his wife, Ping Chien, a former stewardess with EATONTOWN - The Year ol the Horse is approach- China Airlines, now reside at Eaton Brook Gardens with ing; and, if tradition holds true, the Chinese birthrate their two-year-old son. will be up during M76 Mr. Wang, who has a bachelor degree in public rela- The Horse, Dick Wang explains, is second to only the tions from the World Journalist College. Taiwan, notes Dragon (a symbol of kingship) when it comet to popu- that hit brothers and sisters have Ph.D. degrees and his larity of Zodiac constellations by which Chinese years father Is disappointed that he hasn't pursued his educa- are known. tion further.

The most unpopular, he says, is the Year of the He says, though, that restaurant work is common for Snake (which seems to have an unsavory connotation in first generation immigrants to this country, who have any language), during which there are usually few chil- what he terms "language problems." His business in- dren bom. volves If hour days, however, and he says things will be The horse, Mr. Wang says, "runs fast, always fights different for his son. for itself, and looks pretty ... so those bom in its year are Mr. Wang speaks Chinese at home and when con- m HCV attractive." versing with his employes. Therefore, It is from his cus- He himself was born during a Year of the Dog. tomers that he learns English. "They call me 'big "Dogs," he says, "have sharp eyea and are very sensi- mouth,'" he laughs, "but I like to talk ... and that's how I tive. People born under that sign are good businessmen." learn." And, as owner of Peking Gardens, It Main St., he Is fol- He notes that most Chinese are afraid to talk to lowing the spirit of the Dog. Americans and stick to themselves; but, because he fre- Tonight he is hosting a Chinese New Year's Eve par- quently talks with his customers, his speech is much bet- ty for his family, his employes, and those who have been ter than his reading and writing. his steady customers for the past four years. He is an American citizen and says "I will stay here, He explains that he was bom In Szechuan, China; I think, forever." but, when the mainland was taken over by Communists, his family moved to Taiwan, where his father is a con- Nonetheless, his Chinese heritage is Important to him gressman for life. He notes, though, that it is the dream and, as the New Year approaches, is focusing on ancient of people in Taiwan to send their children to foreign customs. "It's like the American Christmas," he says, countries (especially the United States) where they can "because families get together." leam things which are "new and different." Accordingly, one of the most popular dinner items is Ten years ago he arrived in Los Angeles with $5 in moo shu pork ... which can be made by many members his. pocket and the ability to speak two sentences in Eng- of the family. "Some can cut the cabbage, some can cut lish: "This Is a book" and "I'm hungry." the mushrooms, and some can make the pancakes," Mr. Wang says. "They can make and enjoy the dish together. In China, he had served for two years as a bod- yguard for Chiang Kai-Shek. After arriving in the (Jilted "Chinese food is the best food," he says, "so Chinese States, however, he worked as a stockboy, swept floors, people don't usually go to any other kind of restaurants cleaned restrooms, and — as he puts it — "did all the $2 ... although they might go for lobster, because that has a K676 Jobs." natural flavor which comes out." Nights, however, were devoted to going to restau- rants and learning how to cook. "All Chinese people have He confesses that he does, occasionally eat pizza ... a basic knowlege of Chinese cooking," he says. "It's not but his distaste for French cuisine is definite: "I tried it very hard. You just have to put your mind to it, like it's once, I hate it forever." He adds, "Chinese people don't an art." drink wine or take cream. After a Chinese meal, you may gain one pound After a French meal, you may gain He explains that because he is a Manchurian, he two. French cooking is very fancy; Chinese is very likes cold places — and, after visiting this area with a NEW YEAR'S TREAT — Dick Wang, owner ol Peking Gardens simple. WELCOME In the Chinese New Year by saying "Gong Hoy friend and "seeing the snow and nice cold weather" — he restaurant, Eatontown. holds a dish of dragon shrimp he pre- Fet Toy" to a friend tomorrow. The saying means Happy New decided that he wanted to make it his home. "I'd like to have a kitchen right in the middle of the pared specially lor Chinese New Year, which begins at mid- Year In Chinese. Four years ago. arrangements were worked out for dining room so everyone could watch." night tonight.

Have a Valentine A footnote from Heloise's notebook Celebration! DEAR HELOISE: mixture until all juice or a once-over to keep the dust The weight of the water I have sweaty feet and foot grease is gone. off. - J.L. Brooks will smooth Out the collar. trouble all the time. I am a This will thicken the soup DEAR HELOISE: Ann. clerk and must stand on them HINTS FROM HELOISE and will not leave all that ex- The best way to hang your DEAR HELOISE: many hours a day. tra soup without meat and drip-dry blouses to dry (on Comstarch is great used In shoes that feel too new yet for My podiatrist told me to Podiatrists wrote that they I sure do hope I have beans. — Dot the clothesline) Is upside comfort. -Mrs. Zoa Garland write to you and that I had recommended the idea to helped you, luv. Forever DEAR HELOISE: down. exactly nothing to lose. their patients, and most of all yours Heloise Old hair brushes have life He said some of his foot to men who wear black after death. Don't discard one 1 LETTER OF THOUGHT doctor friends had a copy of a socks! when it has lost some bristles Hints From Helolse column DEAR HELQJSE: and you have replaced it with wrm from years ago, but he had no I suggested that men opet Fear of rejection is rarely a new one. copy. Can you help? up two facial tissues am the reason for anger and LEAN alienation. We use them in my house \ My feet are my livin'. — place one on top of the other for everything from scrubbing LINES Amy Vanhoosier set their feet in the center It is fear of love and not be- floors to shirt collars. DEAR AMY: wrap the tissue* around theii lieving one merits love that :-ENIRY| Celebrate "Love Day," Tuesday, Feb. 14, with this Some columns we do keep. feet, and then pull on Iheii holds people off at a distance My husband always keeps new Happy Hearts design party group by Hallmark — The one you are talking about black socks. •usually with hostility and one in the trunk of the car to OGRAM. perfect for bridge parties, tool Includes invitations, we found! anger. -Psychologist E.P. be used when we wash the Here tis: They wrote that patients car. allies, bridge cover and cut-outs along with a variety Deep, I know, but it's worth you lose as never before. I suggested that men and can stand on their, feel longer of paper plates and napkins. thinking over. 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Tips on looking good "Wlnrlwas afraid to join Charles Hix a figure salon... l By EMILY WILKENS THAT BRONZED LOOK ance are important. I'm only 42 but look 10 Well-groomed and impeccably dressed, Head to toe, his book hasn't missed a years older because my hair is starting to and how writer Charles Hix is very much concerned gray and I've got some wrinkles. I'd like to good grooming tip that could make a man with equal rights (or men when it comes to look better. Hix even touches on the use of dye my hair. My wife thinks I'm crazy. Can "Looking Good," which it the title of his bronzers to give the skin a glow. Shocking, you suggest something for wrinkles?— J.K.L Elaine Powers book, recently published by Hawthorn. A suggested"^ male friend of mine -one who thinks I'm crazy. Can guide (or men, it probably is the most com- just happens to use a sunlamp to keep his tan you suggest something for wrinkles? • prehensive one on the subject because it puts year round. Hix also recommends applying J.K.L — the spotlight on such topics as toupees, hair moisturizers because when skin is rough and Dear J.K.L.: I happen to think a touch of changed my mind." transplants and face-lifts. chapped, male or female, it needs pampering. gray makes a man irresistible. 1 also think WHAT'S SAUCE FOR THE JGOOSE.. dyeing is not for the average man because it Why not! If women can wear wigs, I've means constant touch-ups, something most often wondered why men can't -or at least males don't have the patience (or. But if not without teasing or talk. The difference you're really serious, put your head in the just could be in the mind: A woman wears a r A NEW YOU hands of a good colorist and prepare to re- wig as a convenience -because she needs a turn every four weeks for a touch-up. touch-up or a set. A man unless an actor -gen- As far as wrinkles go, start easing them erally resorts to a wig because he's balding. Clean-shaven himself, the author thinks a out of your personal portrait by applying a Right away, that puts him at a psychological beard or moustache can be useful to cam- moisturizer (borrow your wife's or use my fa- disadvantage. Hix agrees with me that it ouflage weak features, flat cheekbones, etc. vorite, wonder-working and inexpensive pet- shouldn't. He's in (avor of wigs but... He thinks men should take steps to get rid of roleum jelly) every night. Wear sun glasses ."Putting hair on a very bald head is blackheads and blemishes and, in general, In winter or summer glare to avoid squinting shocking," he said. "The trick is to take cor- spruce up. There's nothing wrong In making and subsequent squint lines If you smoke, re- rective steps early -and investigate the vari- the most of what you've got, Hix says. member It's not only hazardous to your ous coverups once it's clear that thinning is When I showed my copy of "Looking health but to your looks. Tests show smokers Irreversible." Good" to a male friend, he haw-hawed the tend to age (and wrinkle) prematurely. While sympathetic to the cause of the idea of a beauty book for men. "What man Did you resolve to exercise this year? Ge man faced with the trauma o( hair loss, Hix has time (or such nonsense," he said, But, started by sending 25 cents and a self-ad- doesn't have a thing to worry about himself. when he left the room for a moment, his wife dressed, stamped envelope for my "It Little His hair is curly and abundant. Nor does he put in her two cents: "What does he mean by Yogas" bulletin to Emily WUkens Yoga Bulle- need a face-lift -something else he explores 'nonsense!'He doesn't have time because tin, P.O. Box 5176, Grand Central Station, from the male viewpoint: , he's too busy deciding which shirt and tie to New York, NY. 10017. wear with what suit. I was dressed and ready "There's nothing wrong with healthy ego- EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but 30 minutes before he was tonight!" tism as long as it doesn't become insufferable cannot undertake to answer each one. She JUST FOR YOU egotism," he said. "When the (ace begins to will use questions of general interest in her sag, various plastic surgery techniques can Dear Emily: I'm worried about aging be- column. Address your letters to Emily Wil- lift the spirits and the appearance." cause I have a job where youth and appear- kens, care of this newspaper.

The Fantasy: All the members will know Register each other and I'll feel uncomfortable and out of place. FACT: An instructor will make you feel at ease right away. And you'll find the members friendly, en- P^i i The Register's ^ thusiastic, and Interested in you. Fantasy: Everyone will have to wear skimpy little leotards, and all my bumps and bulges will show. FACT: Until theyfeel leotard-ready, ctonr* lots of Elaine Powers members exer-

cise in slacks or shorts. Nobody GIVENCHY FASHION — Model wears sweater minds. vest under tweed jacket with camel hair trou- sers In showing of Giv- Fantasy: They'll put me on a strict enchy Designs For Gen- tlemen at New York's dietandl won'tbeableto eatany of Hie 21 Club Hunt Room. OPEN TO things I like. MOT: The Elaine Powers program is MEETING Monmouth County School Students 4 an easy-to-follow, easy-to-live-with MEMOS GRADES 4 THROUGH 8 combination of exercise and sensi- ble eating. No diet—just interesting CARD PARTY RED BANK - The Wom- $ suggestions on how to eat a little an's Club of Red Bank will 120 CASH AWARDS CONTEST RULES have a dessert card party $40 IN EACH OF 3 CATEGORIES less. Enjoyably! today at 1 p.m. in the club- DIFFERENT ART FOR EACH CATEGORY house, Broad Street. Chair- Here Is a chance lor all grade school students In There are 3 separate grade categories In which to men are Mrs. Marie C. Glynn, Monmouth County to put their artistic talents to work. compete and each category has different art. The first Entrants may use (he medium ol their choice to color category appeared on January 29. second category Mrs. Martha M. Rescorla and the art that wi appear In different grade categories on on February 5th and third win appear on February Fantasy: I can't afford it. Those fancy Mrs. Maver J. Campbell. 3 successive Sundays that started January 29th. Col- 12th Category one comprised grades 4 A S only oring win be judged on neatness and use ot colors Two was grades 6 & 7 only and three la grade 8 only. spas cost hundreds of dollars to join! DIOCESAN MEETING and students will compete In specific grades only Entries for grade 8 must be received by 5 P.M. Febru- SHREWSBURY - The (see rules) Prizes In each category are $25 for first ary 20th Winners In each category will be announced place, S1S second and $5 third place Plan to enter 7 Trenton Diocesan Council of on Sunday. March 4th. Judges decisions are final Al FACT: Can you afford $4.00 a week? this tun contest. Y«u may win one of 3 cash awards. •nMw mi* Induct* your IWUM, hem* nMrtu Parent-Teachers Association Al entries become the property ol TIM Register school and grade. executive board and advisory That's all it costs for Elaine Powers' board will meet at 10 a.m. tomorrow here in the Shadow- full 13-week New Member IJro- brook. Luncheon will follow.

graml (And you can use the salon as TERRAR1UM LAMPS MIDDLETOWN - The Vil- LAST CONTEST ART APPEARS SUNDAY, FEB. 12th FOR 8th GRADE often as you like—six days a week!) lage Garden Club of Middle- town win meet Wednesday it M:» a.m. In Middletown Pub- ' Winners wiH be announced on Sunday, March 4th Gall Todiy for t Free Salon lour! lic Library. Mrs. Edward Keyes will give a demonstra- O Bdn. PIMM Rgu. Sakn W76 tion on Plant-A-Lamp. BainePowers X Keepirfiton DINNER MEETING WAN AM ASSA - Monmouth Legal Secretaries Association The Daily Register / The Sunday Register HgureSalons W- the light side will have a dinner meeting talCKTOWN SHREWSBURY Thursday at 7 p.m. In Christ- MONMOUTH COUNTY'S GREAT HOME NEWSPAPERS Bay Hatbor Plaza Shrewsbury Shopping Plaza ie'i Helen D. Smith, Keyport, 255-3350 544-1778 president of the group, will conduct the bulnesa meeting. ONE REGISTER PLAZA • SHREWSBURY, N.J. • TEL.: 542-4000 The DkiyRegMer SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6. i978 Holiday Blues \ Dear Aon Landers. What U the truth about family life, happening to me? 1 have such and the "joys" of being to- i case of "the downs" I don't gether. It's hard to admit that know what to make of It. It ANN your mother-in-law is a lush started a few days before and your brother is a bore. Thanksgiving (traditionally It's difficult, too, when your we go to my In-laws' for a big LANDERS kids behave like savages all family dinner), and although of a sudden (over-tired) and there is always too much be cheerful but I just couldn't there are fights with the cous- NYQUIL drinking and a lot of com- pull it off. When we got home ins as well as arguments petition between the sisters my heart was pounding like a among the grown-ups. and atsUrs-ln-law, I have had trip-hammer and I was shak- Honest expression can be a TABLETS NIGHTTIME a (airly good time in the past. ing like a leaf. My husband very healthy outlet. Role-act- This year there was more asked me what was wrong ing is exhausting. Moreover, COLDS tension than usual, and I had and I couldn't tell htm be- it produces conflicts In one's BOTTLE OF 24 a headache for three days. cause I didn't know. thinking that set the stage for Also 1 began to feel quite Here it is January and al- depression. The more your- MEDICINE depressed. though I seem to be coming self you can be, the better Since Christmas is supposed out of the blue funk I'm still you will feel. It will help If 10OZ. BOTTLE to be the season to be jolly, I not IN per cent. Can you tell you talk openly of your feel- thought I'd get Into the ho- me what Is my problem? ings to other members of the liday spirit, but Instead I be- Compared to most people I family. came worse. It took every know my life is pretty good. Dear Ann: Recently my ounce of strength to get my My husband is a hard worker, husband bought a wtistwatch Christmas shopping done. faithful, a good father and for $M from a man who runs Maybe I was depressed be- very understanding. We have the candy and cigar stand in cause this year the prices of four great kids who have nev- his office building. The man anything half-way decent er been In any serious took a trip to Switzerland and were out of sight and I trouble. Please give me some brought back some bargains. couldn't buy the kind of gills insight. - Nameless In N.Y. The watch stopped and the I needed. Dear Nameless: Your name man says he is sorry. What My husband and I had more is Legion and you've Just can we do? — Stuck arguments than usual be- gone through the Holiday Dear Stuck: Your signature SCHICK ALKA-SELTZER tween December 15th and Ja- Blues. Is also your condition. You nuary 2nd. The kids got on One reason people become wouldn't go to a jewelry store PLUS PLATINUM I TAIUR MIL WRAPPED my nerves with their friends depressed at holiday,time is to buy cigars or candy, would running in and out of the because of the difference be- you? So why buy a house and the stereo was so tween their high expectations wrlstwatch it a cigar and BALSAM loud it nearly broke my ear- and what actually happens. candy stand? The lesson cost drums. We spent too much It's such a let-down. They you 129. CONDITIONER money on the tree, new seem to forget that last year Is alcoholism ruining your REG OR EXTRA BODY lights, booze, drop-in com- wasn't all that great. They life? Know the danger signals pany, last-minute gifts -the cling to the hope that THIS and what to do. Read the whole bit. On top of every- year will be terrific, and of booklet, "Alcoholism - Hope • 16OZ. thing, I went on an eating course, it isn't. and Help," by Ann Landers. binge and gained eight Everyone believes everyone Enclose 50 cents In coin with BOTTLE pounds. else is having a ball and they your request and a long, The annual Christmas Eve wonder what is wrong with stamped, self-addressed enve- dinner with my family was a them because they aren't. lope to Ann Landers, P.O. nightmare. I tried so hard to They also see at close range Box UM5, Chicago, III. 60611. Ms. Camassa named Dowd aide LONG BRANCH - Former aged her own women's wear lishment of our district of- City Clerk Sanita J. Camassa boutique for several years. fice," Mr. Dowd said. Loca- has been appointed executive Ms. Camassa was the first tion of the office will be an- director of the district office female officer of the Mon- nounced shortly, lie said. of Assemblyman William F mouth County Municipal Offi- Dowd, Mr. Dowd has an- cials Association and also an nounced. active member of the New Mi. Camassa, who served Jersey State League of Mu- Club meets as Long Branch city clerk for nicipalities, having served on more than 20 years, will be Its Resolutions Committee. tomorrow responsible for constituent Ms. Camassa has also been a services for the freshman Re- member of the International FREEHOLD - The Small publican Legislator. Association of Municipal Book Club at the headquar- In announcing Mrs. Cam- Clerks, the Monmouth County ters of the Monmouth County assi's appointment, Mr. Municipal Clerks Association, Library, 25 Broad Street, Dowd said, "I am extremely and the New Jersey Munici- Freehold, will meet at 7:10 pleased and proud that pal Clerks Association. p.m. tomorrow and at 10:30 "Chlckie" Camassa has Mr. Dowd pointed out that a.m. Tuesday to discuss D. H. agreed to serve in this capaci- Ms. Camassa also had exten- Lawrence's "Sons and ty. The people of the Jersey sive experience In various Lovers." Shore will benefit from her municipal positions while the The club at the library's substantial expertise and City of Long Branch under- Eastern Branch, Highway 15, knowledge of municipal gov- went changes in form of gov- Shrewsbury, will meet Feb. 14 ernment, and her assistance ernment and experienced per- at 7:30 p.m. The topic will be will be an invaluable asset." sonnel shifts. Among the posi- Solzhenitsyn's ''Cancer A Long Branch native, Ms. tions held for varying lengths Ward." All those Interested Camassa served in city gov- of time by Ms. Camassa were who have read the books con- ernment here tor 28 years pri- acting Chief Administrative cerned, are welcome to take RITE AID or to her resignation as City Officer, acting Public Safety part. These clubs meet METAMUCIL I Clerk In 1973. A graduate of Director, and member of the monthly and copies of books Star of the Sea Academy who Planning Board. to be discussed In the future also attended Monmouth Col- are available for loan at the LAXATIVE "Among Ms. Camassa's library. lege, Ms. Camassa also man- first duties will be the estab- MADE FROM GRAIN WITH IRON 21 OZ. BOTTLE OF 100 RITE AID Put A Bank CAN EPSOM In Your Pocket SALTS 4LB. CARTON

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Mtmtwi FDC Utmbtr FuMllty Unwi BmwpouKxi SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1978 11 Smith triggers East comeback win ATLANTA (AP) - John Havlicek wim't surprised lead in the final II minutes. scored a game-high 27 points, had seven rebounds, six assists It was his longest shot of the game, a 35-fooler over Bill Ndtker wu Jack Ramsay. Smith scored six straight baskets, two on layups and four and two steals in » minutes. Walton of Portland at the buzzer ending the first half, that "I Mil of had a feeling if anyone would turn it around, on jump shots from the 14-foot to 22-foot range, chopping "This was one of the highest Achievements I have ever gave Havlicek an Inkling thai the Moot-J Smith might turn it would be Bandy Smith," said Havlicek, the retiring star the lead to 113-112 with 5:42 remaining, and Erving put the accomplished," Smith said of the MVP honor, which he said things around. Smith also .ill buzzer bisket from 28 feet of tat Boston Celtics. East ahead for only the second time in the game, this time his wife. Terrion. had predicted he would win. at the end of the opening period. . "What you saw him (Smith) do today, I've seen him do for good, on a three-point play with 5:10 to go. "She didn't keep me out late last night, so I had all the many times," said Ramsay, who watched helplessly as the Playing despite five personal fouls with seven minutes rest in the world." Smith said. rrylll IS. Luc«6 B4 II. Norton 6 1 1 >>. TtiompKn 10 1-4 12. WMMMI t IS M. Oovll 3 4 1 10. Gilmore 7*110 Hollm* J 4 J 10 Jontl I 0-0 3 Wlnttrt 4 0-0 I. la cat-quick guard of the Buffalo Braves scored 14 points in remaining. Smith triggered the rally that resulted in a He also paid tribute to Ramsay, coach of the defending nltrSI-ll Toloil SI J) 11 Hi the fourth quarter, sparking the East to a 1JJ-115 comeback stretch of 19 consecutive East points, which eventually NBA champions, the Portland Trail Blazers, who once Ervlnal 10 1) It. UMlIKIKUU CooCoooeio l I B-4) 14. Gervln < I 11. HovlicekSOJ victory over Ramsay's West squad in the 18th National II. ClllT

By KEN GRAYZEL speed during a strong wind enabling the boat to glide through dead air spells. RED BANK - The North Shrewsbury Ayres, Sr., who sailed in one of the small- Iceboat Club successfully defended the Van er A rigs, felt that the smaller rigs had an ad- Nostrand Cup Challenge yesterday on the Na- vantage "partly because of the wind, and be- vesink River. cause it was a short course we had more ma- The club retains possession of the Van neuverability," he said. Nostrand Cup last won in 1811 at the Orange It was a two-mile, windward-leeward Lake Iceboat Club in upstate New York. The course. Each boat sailed the course five cup, then worth only a few hundred dollars, is times for a total of 10 miles. Five races were now valued at approximately f 17,000. held, three on Saturday and two yesterday. Little Georgie and Drub were the two old Irwin felt gratified'after the race. "It has style A Class iceboats that totaled the win- always been In contention that the big boats ning 31 points. Little Georgie was piloted by are superior to the small boats. It Is grat- Chan Irwln of Red Bank and Art Teutsch of ifying that I helped dispel that myth," he New Baltimore, Mich. The Drub was piloted said. by Robert Ayres and Robert Ayres, Jr. of Ka The North Shrewsbury commodore, Rob- tontown. ert Coning of Washington's Crossing, Pa., Little Oeorgie took second in overall said that It was a close rice. There was only standings and the Drub took fourth, but itan eight-point margin between the first place was team points rather than individual stand- boat and the fourth place boat. The third ing that determined the winner. place finisher was the Jack Frost of the Hud- son River Iceboat Club with 17 polnts.and Cold Wave, piloted by Reuben Snodgrass fourth place was Drub with 19 points. and Donald Whitt of the Lake Ronkonkoma Iceboat Club, took first in overall standings The Hudson River club took second in taking a third, a first, two seconds and a team scoring with (1 points led by the Jack third for a total of 11 points. They were one Frost. Robert Lawrence and John Vargo of point ahead of Little Georgie. Newburgh, NY., piloted the rig which Is the White and Reuben who sailed In one of only existing class one A boat. It was origi- the heavier boats on the river said, "it was nally buill in 1881 and has been restored by superior skill that kept the boat moving In the the Hudson River Club. light winds. You got to keep the boat between Vo> Ntltrtati C« CMU>K P. emit. your competitor and the mark," he said. "It's I. Norm Shr«»tbur, IceDool Club - II ILIItlt Gtorgle. I]. Clwn Irwln. fltd Bonk. Art Teuch. Ottroll. Mich ; Drub. a combination of a lot of tactics and strong If. Robert Ayrci. Robert Ayrei. Jr.. Eotonlowflr 3. Hudton River Iceboot Club - 61 (Jock Froll. 17, HobeM legs." LowrffK*. John Voroo. Newbury N.V.I VIMtn, 44, Rtta Ble The winds were fluky, dying down to a lentoerg. Roy Ruge. Nfwburq, N Y "3 Love tfonkonhomo Icibool Club - 69 (Cold Wovt, II mild breeze at certain areas of the river. Reuoen Snodgroil and Donald Whin. Lah« Ronkonhoma; iero.HI JACK FROST — Jack Frost of the Hudson River Iceboat Club, In overall standings and led the Hudson River Club to a second Many of the pilots could be seen pushing their 4. Long Branch Iceboat and Yacht Club - IIS ISnowllok*. <]. Bill Monti. Long Broncn, Mytlfrv, n. Ctirli wlddli, piloted by Robert Lawrence and John Vargo of Newburgh, N.Y., place in the Van Nostrand Cup Challenge. rigs until they could catch a good wind. Some Oceonport. Rob Nontmoker, Sea Bright I of tha larger boats were able to gain good 5 Old Red Bonk Uut> - l» (Now and ln.n, SI. Jomit Is the oldest and largest Class A boat existing. It finished third McKoyTwolll Rangers thankful for Colorado's rocky road

NEW YORK (AP) - The fourth road game of the Colora- center Walt Tkaczuk at 9:19 of the third period for the game- do Rockies' season was very unremarkable, other than tha re winning goal. "You lose a game, you lose two, it's not that suit - a 6-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. It came on bad. You lose three, four, five, six. then tie the seventh, you Saturday, Oct. 29, 1977, which is somewhat more remarkable start to wonder." because the Rockies have managed only five ties and no vie- • lories on the road in the 21 games since. The Rangers wondered at times last night, Uke when the) held the Rockies to just three shots In the second period but "A lot of those games were like the one tonight," said left saw Ralph Klassen and Croteau score goals to tie the game, wing Gary Croteau. "It's basic mistakes that are costing games, and it's the points we are losing that are going to cost w us a playoff spot. "What we lack in experience, we make up in desire," ex- "We have to learn from our mistakes; learn to keep a plained the 31-year-old Croteau, who scored twice/"We've got lead." a good blend of old guys and young guys. We really don't The Rockies never had the lead last night against the have a veteran-rookie relationship. It's more like everyone New York Rangers. They rallied three times to tie - only to going out with one goal in mind: to win." lose.W. But young teams — 32-year-old goalie Doug Favell is the "A young club like this one sometimes will sag after a senior citizen — sometimes forget positional play. loss like this," said defenseman Dennis Owchar. Brains S, Maple Leafs 1 And that's what It was: a "loss-like this" rather than an Imposing Rangers victory. "We've had a lot of close losses on Don Cherry played 18 years of professional hockey and the road." admitted Rockies Coach Pat Kelly, "but they don't has coached a half-dozen more. He has seen a few thousand' get you any points." different players score a few thousand different goals. But Sunday night, when Gregg Sheppard scored with two The Rangers hadn't been getting any points, either. They seconds remaining to give Cherry's Boston Bruins a 3-3 tie were wlnless in seven games on six consecutive losses and a with the Toronto Maple Leafs, the coach admitted, "I can't comefrombehind tie at St. Louis Saturday night. remember when I've been so thrilled with a goal." "I guess everyone was feeling the pressure," said New And that put the wrapping on the team's gift to Cherry York defenseman Ron Greschner, who converted a pass from on his 44th birthday. Yes indeed. Cherry said, "A very good birthday present. Thank you, Shepp. "If that had been me standing In front of the net, with the puck, with three seconds to go, I would have ground NHL standings that stick into sawdust. I would have frozen right there," he said. WALitCOXMKiNCI CAMPIILLCONFIKENCI Pottle* DIvllM Sheppard didn't quite freeze, though he said, "It seemed L T MI OF «A NYKIondtn 13 II I 72 316 173 like it took forever" when he found the puck at his skates Montrtol IS 7 I 71 110 tl) Philadelphia 39 13 10 61 Ml 111 IMAnotM 33 II 10 U 16! 141 Allonlo . X 30 II SI 160 III and goalie Hike Palmateer at his mercy. Plthourgh 17 21 II 4S 171 MS NYRonotTI 17 25 10 44 1)3 IK Detroit II 23 I 44 I4S 167 Sheppard's shot went over Palmateer's shoulder, Cherry Wothlngton IB II B SmrlM DHrtuw A4OM1 DWMoo Chicago 31 17 12 S4 lit 13] had his birthday present and the Bruins had their tie. 13 13 7 71 306 127 Vancouver 14 2] 13 41 141 US Sabres 4, Capitals I 31 IB II 71 116 117 Colorodo II 2' 12 14 IS7 192 316 ISS 100 6a1 176 1441 SI.UMll II 33 7 2t 113 HO Buffalo finished a stretch of five games in seven days by II II S II IK XI Mlnnnoto II 34 S 27 110 710 getting a goal and two assists from Craig Ramsay to beat WHeOt'iQ—ti Buffalo 4. Mlnnewto 3 New York Ranger j 6. Colorado J Washington. The Sabres fared well in the grueling week, Nm York Iilonderi6, Wolhlnglon I Buffalo 4. Washington I collecting four victories and the 22 tie with Toronto Wed- Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 2. lit Toronto J, Botlon 1, lit Colorodo I. Atlanta 3, lie . MHt O nesday. •otlon 1. Putux/rgri I St. Loull al Phllodelphlo, I p m 0«*oH3,Toronlo3, lie Red Wlags 4, Barons 3 CMcotoS.Vancouver I Minnesota ot New York ulonden. I DIGGING IT OUT - Ian Turnbull, left, of the To- with their tacks to the boards during first period Hm York Ranger! 2, St. Loull 3. tie Larry Wright, Paul Woods and Bill Lochead scored the Montreal S, loi Angelei «^llt PltHbufghat Colorado. t:3Spm. goals that brought Detroit back from a 3-1 deficit to a victory ronto Maple Leafs, does battle with Rick Middle- action last night In Boston, Atlanta at Voncouvtr. 11 .OS p.m. Detroit 4, Clevelond 1 Detroit al Loi Angelei. II OS p m over Cleveland \ ton of the Boston Bruins as both go for the puck Tennis exodus traced to *fed up9 followers

NEW YORK (AP) - Lost: 10 million tennis players. millionaire elitists of professional sports. hit 'em,' he's considered some kind of nut." Last sighted, they were wearing ISO shorts, $25 shirts with Then something happened, the Sports Training Institute "Tennis did not give me the exercise or the trim figure t crocodile on the chest, $45 warmup suits and (45 kid shoes. said. A wave of disenchantment set In among the new I expected." They were carrying two 175 racquets In a fancy satchel and recruits. Learners lost their interest in clusters — until the "There are faster ways to get a workout." were racing toward the closest indoor bubble. casualty list, by the Institute's count, numbered 10 million. Instructors had their own versions: Anybody seen 'em? Where did they go? And why? "TV discouraged many who could see they would never "Just got fed up," the Sports Training Institute of Chicago WILL What happened? make the big time." saM today In reporting on what It pictures as the greatest GRIMSLEY It was a question the Institute decided to learn for itself, "They swarmed out on us. They came flabby and un- mass exodus since Moses led the Israelites out of the so It assigned researchers to student dropouts, instructors coordinated — totally out of condition — and expected us wflderaess. and court operators. This is what they found. Listen to the to turn them into a (Jimmy) Connors or a (Chris) Evert Within the past decade, tennis became the fastest growing deserters first: In 10 easy lessons." participant sport in the country. Its ranks mushroomed from "Learning was not fun. It wu actually quite frustrating." six million timid souls — almost embarrassed to be seen "I was making a fool of myself out there." "They refused to practice between lessons. Their attitude with • racquet under their arms - to a bustling 30 million under their arms. Indoor complexes mushroomed. Real "The hyped-up advertising and promotion made you feel was, 'Okay, I paid my money. Make a tennis player out 1 who went deliriously mad over the pastime. estate couldn't be cleared fast enough to build the courts like a second-class citizen if you didn't have a |7S racquet, of me. " It was the "In" thing. You couldn't go into an airport In demand. Sporting goods stores, instructors, publishers and IB shoes and color coordinated warmups." "The manufacturers, ad agencies and the press made gods without seeing scores of travelers lugging court equipment promoters prospered. The tournament players became the "If a guy says, 'No, I don't want to play, I just Uke to out of the champs." 12 TheDtalyRegktcr SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1878 Bishops set mile record; Jacobs jumps to meet mark PRINCETON - "It wis Monmouth Regional's mile Paige broke the meet event Double-winner Calhoun. a unbelievable," said Asbury relay team won the New Jer- record with a 943 3 time for transfer to Maryland from Park High School track coach sey Division with the quartet the 2^, mile total distance Essex County College in New- Nick Kerli after his mile of Craig Morris. George Maryland's Ian Pyka bet- ark, fared better by winning relay team set a state indoor Hayes, Marv Brown and John tered the meet shot put mark his two events than did his record in winning the Tri Bailey finishing in 3:26 1 The with a 59-feet-5Vinch heave roommate. Renaldo Nehmiah. State mile relay yesterday at time was a meet record in Nate Cooper of Villanova who anchored the university's the Princeton Relays this division set a record in the triple shuttle-hurdle relay squad The Bishop quartet of Willie Christian Brothers Aca- jump with his 52-feet-8^-inch which was hoping for a meet Gandy (50 8), Cleveland Stan- demy placed sixth in the high effort record. nard (50 8), Pat LaCroix school two-mile relay al- Jacobs, the 5-8 sensation Maryland's bid fell two- (49 6) and Tim White (41!) though the Colt quartet of who burst upon the inter- tenths of a second short of the was clocked in 3:20 4 and beat Dom Lunanuova. Sean national scene with a 7-7*4 28.4-second record. out Trenton Central by a full O'Brien. Bob Withers and leap in the Millrose Games in Howard University of Wash- second. Pete Casagrande had a per- New York. said. "I knew I ington tied the Princeton "This was a revenge meet sonal best time of 8:05.8. had more lift today. I could Relays record with a 3:28.7 since Trenton beat us in this White Plains. NY won the have gone higher I put a clocking in the sprint medley race last year," said Merli race with a time of 7:57 0. height of 7-3 in my mind to relay. Going into the anchor leg, World-record indoor high win it before the meet " Calhoun. who also starred White took the baton with a Jumper Franklin Jacobs of The FDU freshman, who on the Scotch Plains high two-yard lead of Trenton an- Fairlelgh Dickinson barely didn't get home to Paterson school track team with Nehe- chorman Darryl Jeffrelss and extended himself setting a 7- until early this morning from miah three years ago. siad. kept it the rest of the race be- foot-2-inch meet record. the Olympic Invitational in "I always knew I could Jump fore winning by (our yards. Sixty-five schools and more New York Saturday, said his 26-feet. but I didn't have the "It was a tactical race," than 1.200 competitors were world record "let's me do a coaching before. I need 27 said Merli "White held off at the relays, one of the lot of things. It gives me feet to think about the Olym- Jeffreiss at every turn and East's premier track and more free time to practice." pics and I've got a way to kept him to the outside." field events. Asked if it could help mo- go." The development of Stan- Five meet records were set netarily, he replied. "I don't A leg cramp kept Calhoun nard has been the key to the as 65-teams and more than think so. but they might name out of running events after Bishops' success in the mile 1.200 athletes competed in the a street after me." the 60 yard dash, but didn't relay this winter. relays, one of the East's pre- Jacobs, who said he had a hurt his Jumping perform- "We had a problem at the mier track and field events. mental block against clearing ance. beginning of the season find- Maryland's Bob Calhoun seven feet, said once he went ing a fourth man," said Merli. scored a double win. with a over he's been able to do it "I didn't think I'd do 26 feet •We had White, Gandy and 6.1-sccond clocking in the 60- consistently. until the outdoor season," he LaCroix but, who was fourth? yard dash and a meet-record Barred by track and field said, slightly favoring his We found Stannard because 20-foot-l-inch long jump. rules from breaking his own gimpy leg. "What the heck OVER THE TOP — Franklin Jacobs of Fairlelgh Princeton Indoor Relays yesterday. Record lump he decided he was going to Villanova's distance medley record, Jacobs said. "Now, if they're only about 10 guys in Dickinson Unlvtrslty clears the high lump bar at 7- was one of five set at Jadwin Gym. run and he had a SI flat in the team of Dean Chllds. Glenn I lose at 7-4, I'm happy I the United States over 26 2 setting a new meet record at the Seventh Annual trials last week." Bogue. Mark Belger and Don made that height." feet." Near-perfect Gerulaitis trounces Newcombe

Second srfded Vitas Geralaltls of Kings Point, NY, She has won (our of the five tour events this year. She earn«d In the one-set match for third place, third-seeded Betty begin taking legal measures against women who refuse to play her. whose serve was so effective he never lost it once, trounced 120,000 Sunday to boost her 1978 earnings to $85,500. Stove rallied from a 4-1 deficit to overcome fourth-seeded Vir- Australian John Newcombe, 6-3, 6-4, in the finals Sunday of The loss snapped (joolagong's streak of five tournament ginia Wade 6-4, winning the match with a love game. Ttp-seeded Dick Stockton ef Dallas wra a $50,000 tennis the Richmond stop on the World Championship Tennis tour. and 29 match victories. She had won this year's only other Reiee Richards, the traassenal tcials player, who won tournament when Hank Pfister of Bakersfield, Calif., retired Gerulaitis earned a 130,000 paycheck from the total purse tournament on the tour. in court the right to play as a woman, said Sunday she will during the second set with a sprained ankle. of f 175,000, while the 33-year-old Newcombe picked up f 15,000. The Australian veteran, who has played Infrequently the last three years, never demonstrated the form that carried him to upset victories oyer the No. 8, No. 1 and No. 4 seeds en Shaw captures Masters route to the finals; The top-seeded South African team of Bob Hewitt and ASBURY PARK - Bob feating defending champion games of m and 246 (or a 488 Frew McMillian split $9,000 by winning the doubles with a S-3, Shaw of Neptune City cap- Ed Karlbon 403-364 and Frank to bury Paris with a 96 pin tured the 1978 Monmouth D'Amodio Jr. in a hard fought margin. two-game match 421-416. County Masters Bowling Shaw's two game 488 total championship yesterday at Shaw went through the win- is the fourth all-time match Sports briefs ners bracket undefeated by Asbury Lanes. total in the 16 year history of knocking off Bill Tanko 418- The 28-year-old defeated this prestigious bowling 7-5 conquest of Gerulaitis and Sandy Mayer ol Wayne, N.J,, in 353; Johnny Szewczyk 358-356; John Paris of Keansburg 488 event. He averaged 203 for all a match marked by a dispute in the third game of the first Mark Fiorillo 439-278; John to 392 in a roll-off match for 18 games. set. Paris 382-375. the title FINAL tTANDINM After Gerulaitis and Mayer apparently had won the game John Paris after winning When the winner of the los- II) Bob Show SI; 111 John Peru » I and the players had walked off the court, a linesman made a his first three matches ran ers bracket, Paris met Shaw {]> Frank D Amodls Jr., Ktonftburg 4*2; late call. The players had to come back and Hewitt held his 14) Ed Korlbon. Moraanvllle 1-2; 15) into Shaw. Shaw knocked the match went to Paris 389- Mark Fiorillo. Ktyporf ]•!; (61 Reggie service, winning the game. Bafkley. Freehold 7-1; 17) Al Wllllomi. Paris into the losers bracket 380 to give each contender a Aibury Pork 1-1; II) Johnny Stewlyk. Gerulaitis slammed the ball in the direction of the line- Eoil Keansburg 11; (9) William Tanko, 382-375. loss and force a roll-off. Eolontown 12, (10 I Wallace Pomerov. sman who had made the call. The linesman got out of his Wall II. Ill) Pol Attonotlo. Long In the championship roll-off Branch II; 111) Bud Clnquegrono, Clill chair, walked to the net and had some words with Gerulaitis, Paris struggled on to sur- wood Beach l-li 1131 Bob Kenner, Par. vive and become the winner it was Bob Shaw with re- nn 0 2. 04) Rich Helnke. Neplune 0-2; then went back to his seat. IIS) Oory Wollen. Ocean 0 21 111) Tom Mayer then requested that the linesman be replaced. of the losers bracket by de- newed confidence and rolled Dtttr Point Pleoianl 0-2. When he was, five other linesmen walked off. One eventually came back, but the match continued - alter a 10-minute delay - without any more incidents and with our new line- smen Ttp-seeded Martina Navralllova used her strong serve to Meet the Jersey Pros. charge back from a narrow first-set loss and defeat Evonne A MASTER — Bob Shaw, right, of Neptune City, accepts Monmouth Coun- Goolagong (-7,6-2, 6-2, to win her third straight tennis tourna- ty Masters Bowling Championship trophy from tourney director Jim King, ment Sunday. center. John Paris of Keansburg was runnerup. The two weekend event We've teamed up to NavratUova stretched her victory streak to 20 matches. drew 265 entries at Asbury Lanes. give you the best cars Sports Schedule Dooley moves into 2nd for New Jersey. at Matawon AU Scoring 92 points in his last raised his average to 20.1 ago while Freehold Town- Laktwood at Howell Morlil crt Monmouth Jackson ot Southern three games, Rumson Fair- points per contest with 322 ship's Jeff Peras is fifth at TOMORROW Brick ot Tom, River South Central at Toms River North Haven basketball standout points in 16 games 17.9. • OIVlttM Bill Dooley moved Into second Matawan's Steve Bethune is Joe McGarvey of Shore is MaiMKhKttU Point Pleosant Boro at Aibury Park Monmouth ol Wooaiquon place in the county individual still the leader although his sixth at 17.8 and leads CBA's Rurmon Fair Haven ot Freehold Tow ANN* ihlp scoring race based on games averaged dipped slightly to Steve Driscoll by a fraction of Lbng Branch al N«ptun« Monalapan al Marlboro Wolf al Mltfdletown South C DIvlfDIvlftlt M played through Saturday. 20.9 points a game Monmouth a point. Driscoll also has a Mlddlctown North al Roman KeypOfl at Red Bonk Ottan o( Mutuwun Moocheiter at Freehold Dooley, a 6-5 senior center. Regional's Jim Pinkney 17.8 average. IM Halmdel at Keansburg Tom* River North ol Jockion Shore at Henry Hudson dropped from second to third Rounding out the top 10 are Lofcewoodat Brick om#r oamei with 19 3 Neptune's Ted Riley (17.7). Central at Southern Mater Del at Red Bonk Catholic Howell at Totm Riv«r South SI. Rote at Christian Brothers Garry Tierney of Marlboro Marc Holland of Ocean (16.7) • DtVtttWI Otrta tnfcetMl Lancers Aibury Pork at WarIboro .Uw* CMtfwtftct moved up to fourth with 18.8 and Raritan's Mark Clark Point Plfoiont Boro at Manalopon AH*rt* Monoiquon af Rurmon FH Mlddletown North at Wall after being seventh a week (16.5). Monmouth at Freehold Township Rorltonat Mlddletown South CDrvhl** Ocean ot Long Branch INDIVIDUAL SCORING *«! Bonk at Holmdel Matowon at Neptune triumph Snore at Kcyporl tin Sieve Bethune. Motowon Point Ptootant Beach at Freehold Bill Dooley, Rurmon . . . Henry Hudson ol Keansburg Howetl ot Lokewood Toms River South at Brick Jim Pinkney, Monmoulh . SOUTH AMBOY - St. John Gorrw Tierney, Marlboro St. John ot Mottr Del Toms River North at Central Southern at Jockson Vlanney overcame a slow Jeff Perm. Freehold Twp SI P«ter i. Stolen lilond at Red Bank iWWMM Joe McGorvey- Shore . Catholic Point Pleasant Boro at Asbury Park start to defeat St.Mary's of Steve Dritcoll. CBA Monchtiter ot St Joitph s Monaiquon al Monmoulh Ted Riley. Neptune •IrH MtttHttll Freehold Township ot Rumson Fa South Amboy, 51-42. yes- Wore Holland, Ocean ANtrth Haven Mar* Clark, Rorilon . Neptune at Long Branch MoHboio ol Manolopan terday in scholastic basket- Tom Broderick, SI. John Matowon ot Oceon C Dlvl.le* ball. BobWomblr fled Bonk MtdoWown South at Won Henry Hudion at Shore Wke Schwartz, Long Branch Roritan ot Mlddletown North Freehold a* Manchester The Lancers trailed 8-4 af- Paul Hall, Mlddletown South AS**ASmm Keansburg at Holmdel Frond Smith, Asbury Pork Jochton al Tomi River North Red Bonk at Kel ter one quarter, but cut the Nell Boyle, RBC Brick ot Lofcrwood Rich Scanlon, Holmdel Southern at Central j lead to 18-17 by halftime and Chru Ro», Red Bank Toms River South ol Howell Ed Vaughn, Henry Hudion • DrvttttM North Corollnof at Ruts'" 1*1 Modlion went in front to stay in the * include* dome* played Saturday r Square Garden) • -""M|]-' Manatquan HMMCMel third quarter We know New Jersey like no one else does. So we know the kind of car that can Marlboro ot Aibu77>ork Southern al SI. Joseph s (TR> Manolpon ot Point Pleasant Boro •Ml twkMMI Tom Broderick scored 21 make Point Pleasant more pleasant, and Plainfield seem fancier. Shore ot SI. ROM Ktyport at Shore SI Joxon 1 ol Southern and Frank Ryan added 15 for Volkswagen is the car we think is best all around for this greayState. FreenoW at Point Pleasant Beach the Lancers (10-9) while Den- H«imdtl at R«d tank Holmotl al Christian Brothers You can parkjy>asily in the tight spaces in Paterson and Bloomfield. You can Ktonsburg at Henry Hudson Oceon ot Rumson Fair Haven nis Larsen had 11 for the Wall al Manaiquon open it up on Route 80. And you take Vblkswagen's great front-wheel drive skiing Moter 0,1 at SI. John St. John at Keyporl Eagles (2-14). at Vernon \falley or Great Gorge. SI JojeWiiatMonchnler Centrol at Monmouth Brick ot Mlddletown South V. (SI, SI. M*v-t Red tank Catholic ol Long Branch And wherever you go, you'll find one of the Jersey Pro s. We have Freehold at Allentovrn absolutely the most scientifically sophisticated, most experienced, most loyal Monmouth ot GloHboro Manolopan ot Shore Ryan 4 3 . Qulgiey SrooUOM al Somerul Jockson at Neplune Broderick 7 1 J\ Kuldtlko maintenance organization in the State. HMIkM* Southern. SI Joseph's al Toms River Flanagan 0 3 O'Lcory Shore ot Red BonlT South Caporwgto Lorien 5 1 So meet the New Jersey Pro near you. Let him show you the cars he's Moomoufh al Aibury Park Howell ot Rorltan. Outty 7 0 Christian • rolherl v». St. Joiep *»•»« Tract In 2 picked for New Jersey. Let him show you his service operation. Metucrten at Rulacrl Athletic Center Shore ConfererKe Championships (At Feiovics 7 1 Red Bonk Regional) ANNUM. arTEHEST You'll see that he's in a league all his own. Monmevth ot Aibury Pork SUNDAY Total! 17 17 SI Totols 17 9 ii •raittaf SI John V 4 I] IS 19 -51 MWdMOwn Soultl ot Mlodltlown Nor in Red Bonk Catholic ot Cfirtitlon Brothers St. Mary's I ID 11 13 - 42 Point Pltownl Boro ol Kerport Notre Dome ot St. John MoMon ot Neplune Were the Jersey Pros. 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No. 1] Texas blasted TCU 8740; No. 15 Florida State shooters from getting the ball, and that was certainly vital." Chicago hat long been known for in stockyards, lakef- "The reason we were unable to blow them out was they lopped St. Louis 7M8; No It Providence routed Rhode Island Kyle Macy scored N points and Kentucky used a 13-2 run ronts and wind, but now a couple of new elements have been double-teamed our center, Dave Conine, and it was hard to 79-5* and No 20 San Francisco outlasted Seattle University 96- at the start of the second half to defeat Southeastern Confer- added to the Toddlin' Town. get the ball to him," said Meyer, "and even when we did get 85 ence colleague Florida. Jack Givens and James Lee each A giant and a giant killer in college basketball. it to him, they collapsed a third man on him. They forced us In Sunday's action, third-ranked Marquette scored a 69-66 added 14 points [or the Wildcats DePaul hat emerged as one of the country's best teams to shoot from the perimeter and while we're shooting 51 per victory over South Carolina with the help of dutch baskets by "We just weren't active defensively and in rebounding in tMs season under the venerable Ray Meyer and Loyola of CM cent from the floor all year we only shot 40 per cent tonight." the first half," said Kentucky Coach Joe Hall 'But in the sec- cago has suddenly surfaced as A Top Twenty spolier. Larry Knight scored 17 points and collected 25 rebounds ond half, we ganged the boards and went out with a lot The Blue Demons showed Saturday night why they are in Loyola's victory over Georgetown. Gary Feiereisel scored more effort, especially Mike Phillips He got us moving." ranked No. 13 in the country, beating Oral Roberts M-57 for two clutch layups and then Knight sank two free throws to College basketball Of Macy, Hall noted: "It las his best game so far and their 18th victory in ZO games. Meanwhile, across town Lolola highlight Loyola's scoring in overtime. he's already had some good ones He's truly a great player. was pulling off its second upset in eight days with a 68-«5 deci- Only one other ranked team was beaten Saturday when Gary Rosenberger and Butch Lee in the final minute of the He was hitting a lot of shots out of the comers. We didn't set sion over No 14 Georgetown in overtime. The Ramblers had Wake Forest trimmed nth-ranked Virginia 74-62. Otherwise, second overtime it up that way. Kyle had a free hand to find an open spot. I beaten Marquette last weekend. results went according to form as top-ranked Kentucky wall- Frank Johnson scored 19 points and three other Wake was encouraging the other guards that Cacy had a hot hand "This is one of my favorite teams," says Meyer, who has oped Florida 88-61; No. 2 Arkansas beat Rice M-48; No. 4 Forest players hit double figures to lead the Demons past Vir- and they should hand off." been with DePaul for newarly four decades "It'll take a good Notre Dame rushed Davidson 100-76; No. 5 UCLA routed Cali- ginia. Wake Forest broke out to an early lead and then coast- Ron Brewer scored 17 points in a balanced Arkansas at- team to beat us. It's a fine team in that we shoot with con- fornia M-75; No. 6 North Caolina stopped Virginia Tech 101 ed the rest of the way. , tack to lead the Razorbaeks past Rice for their 21st victory in sistency and play with consistency. Plus, these kids bust their 88; No. 7 Michigan State whipped Indiana 68-50; No. 8 Kansas "The man-to-man defense we played today was ex- 22 games. Sidney Moncreif scored 13 points and had nine necks for me. We'll get better, too." edged Oklahoma 99-68; No. 9 Louisville topped Cincinnati 83- ceptional," said Wake Forest Coach Carl Tacy. "It was as rebounds and Marvin Delph contributed 12 points for the Curtis Watkins scored 15 points, hitting six free throws in 76 and No 10 New Mexico defeated Colorado State 91-82. good as we've played all year By and large, we kept their Southwest Conference leadens. CoDege basketball results irquctlt 69. S C orolina 66, 7 OT s Georgia bo n, votooiio si '6 Monmoulh. Ill to, Cornell, Iowa 75 _ Queint II. Pittsburgh U Geeroia St 62. S Alomboma 60 Neorosko6I. Iowa St U N AdormSI 14. Won ManlimcM Glenville96. Wheeling 6A Nn Omaha 67. No Iowa #1 Bass, bluefish tourney scheduled Grambling 77, Mississippi Vly 61 Northern S D 15. Dakota Wesl 65 UNC-CharlottrU. S Florida 64 Bellarmirve IM. St Joseph |, Ind 17 Greensboro 91. H Caro-Greensbort N Colorado 13. Valparaiso 10 •AIT Gu>ltord9S. Pembroke 63 N Dakota 7Q. N Dakota St 6) Timed to the annual run of herring and the Vintloi Prize Albany Pharmacy W, Mount SI Mar* Howard** N C Central 7| N Kentucky 74. E Illinois 69 Albright 70, Muhlenberg 61 Jackson Si 106. Prairie View 90 N Mich 70. Waynt St V peak of spring surf and jetty fishing, a striped An expense-paid trip to England for three days Amer Inler U Mtrrimock 6.5 James Modi son 78 Tenn-Chottano< No Michigan S7, W Michigan SS Appalachian 7S. W Corollno 61 Kentucky M Florida*! Noire Dome 100. Dovidson 76 bass and bluefish tournament sponsored by the of trout fishing on the famous Test and Itchen Riv- Army 64. Penn St 51 Kentucky Wet! U. Illinois Wesl " Ohio Dom 71. Urbono 70 Boston Col 1H. Fordhom 93 Lee Col 17. LeMoyneOwenl? Ohio No 7S, Mount Union S» city in conjunction with the Asbury Park Fishing ers will be the grand prize at the 16th annual din- Boston SI 93, Rhode Island Col 'I Lenoir Rhynel4. High Point 10 Ohio SI 70, Illinois *S Bridgeport 91, Assumption It Liberty Bar " OhioU n. Toledo 71 Club has been scheduled for the Memorial Day ner of the Theodore Gordon Flyfishers at the Rye- Bryant 67, OuinnipiacSA Livingston I OkloBapU7, Phillips 14 Carnegie Mellon 69, Allegheny 67 LSUtV Gei . OklohomoCily 7S. Air Forte 61 weekend. Cash prizes total $1,950 and some ex- town HUton Inn, Portchester, NY on March 11. Chtyney SI 73, Shippcnsturg SS Louisiana Tech 79. Tex Arlington 77 Olivet 60. Calvin 53 ceptionally skillful, or lucky, angler conceivably HENRY Clarion SI 17, California. Pa 66 Lounville 13 f incmnoti 76 OtlerbeinH. MuihinaumU The program will start at 10 a.m. with a dis- Coast Guard 77, Queens Col 52 Lynchborg IS Salisbury SI 63 Oklahoma SI 63. Missouri 1] could catch just three fish and win all four prizes play of tackle and other equipment with a pro- Curry «. Most Boston 17 Maryland II, Nev-Los Veoos 61 PiltstHirgSIM.FiH-tHaytl) Oortmouth 73, Brown 63 MIOWIST Purdue 7S. Michtgon66 for the three heaviest fish and the most taken. gram at 2 p.m. featuring such authorities as Larry Delaware 93. W Chester 10 Adrian 72. Almo6S SOUTHWEIT SCHAEFER Delaware SI 71, Phila Pharmacy 6V Albion 73. Aquinas 61 Arkansas49. Rice 41 Details will be explained at the City of Asbury Solomon, author of "The Caddis and the Angler," Diii I) Anderson 104, BluHton 97 £ Teio» SI 19, Abilene Chrli 74 Dowling/I, W Conn St 7t Augsburg 77. St Mary s, Minn 70 Houtlon 94, Texas AIM If Park booth at the 25th anniversary Jersey Coast and Sid Neff, rod designer and lecturer. E Naiarene 94. Gordon 6! Auguslona, Ml 74, Carroll 77 Houston Bopt 61. Louisiana Col 60 Boat Show at Convention Hall, Feb. 18-26 In Ehiatwihiown 70, Phlla Textile 66 Augustano, S D 61, Mormngside SI Howard Payne u. Angela St 54 Key speaker at the dinner will be Gerald M. Foirlleldl?. Manhattan 71 Befall 57, Lawrence Sfl LuMwcfc Chris 54, C New Mexico 5) charge of the booth will be Joseph Pallotto, and Hansler, executive director of the Delaware River Franklin & Marshall 17. Moravian SO Bethany IS. Case Western 74 Midwestern SI )i, Dallas Bapt 73, OT Fredonio St 6', Pttt Johnstown 60 Bowling Green 69, Bll St 67 N Texas St 91. Mar din Simmons II avid surf angler who took the largest striped bass provision will be made for the parking of self-con- Basin Commission and former director of the New Frottburg S167, Md Boll Covnl* 40 Butler (I, Indiana Cent 10 Southern u 71, Tenos So 67 Hamilton It. Coidale 61 Harvard '6 Capitol 7S, DenlsonSI SW Tcaat Si 100, Som Houston S> 6? in the state in 1975. a 47% pounder. He reports he tained campers. »• York State Environmental Protection Agency's Vole 74 Ccdarvllle 104.MI VernonNoiVl SulRosslS. TorletorrStM Hover lord 71, Swarlhmore 6S Cent Michigan 79, E Michigan 47 Te»osl7, TCU 60 —V caught a second fish of the same size that year Region 2. Holy Croii 100. Hofilra H Chicago 12. Ripon 76 Texas A4l 71. Stephen F Austin 7J and that both of them were taken in the surf be- Pallotto pointed out that the Asbury Park lorn 77. Catholic '3, Chicago St 4/. SI Francis. Ill 41 Tews Tech 71, Baylor 62 Jeriey City 101. New Jersey Tech 64 Creighlonl6. Bradley 74 Wyoming'7. Ten-El Paso 74. OT hind Convention Hall. Fishing Club, which is assisting in the tournament The meeting, including the dinner and evening John Carroll 77, ThtHM Doyfon9|. Ashland 69 Ml WIST junlata/], Scranton 71 Defiance 99. Manchester V> Adams St IM. N M Highland! 19 The mounted 52ft-pound striped bass taken by plans, consistently places first in the eastern program, will be open to the public with tickets at King*. NY 96, Concordio NV 1} DcPoul 6], Oral Roberts ]7 Bolie SI 75. Weber S> 70 Klnai, Po 43, Gannon 60 Oetro.iM. Xgvler, Ohio 74 Cal Davis 103. Stanislaus SI 13 Mike Fidek of the Asbury Park Fishing Club in seaboard Schaefer Salt Walter Fishing Contest $18.50 available at the door. Contact Ted Baron, Kulitown63. E Strooo.burg S7 Doonc 75. Neb Wesl 62 Col Irvine61, Cal Santo Borbora 65 largely because of the striped bass taken from the Lafayette S6. Bucknell S3 . Dr Martin Luther 61 Vlterbo. Wit SI Cal Poly SLO 77, Cal St Oomlnguei Hills 1976 will be on display at the boat show booth. Theodore Gordon Flyfishers Inc., 24 East 39th LoSalleU, St Joieph %, Po 74 Earlhom 73, Wilmington 71 64 surf in this area. He feels that the tournament will Street, New York, N.Y. Lebanon Vly M. Dicfclmon $6 ECenf Okla46, NW Ok la 45. 2 OT Cenl Washington 71. W Washlnglon U Mayor Ray Kramer said the city has guaran- Lehlgh '«. Rider 61 Empona SI 99, Wayne SI 74 Chapman 100, LoVeme U teed the prizes in the event not enough advance produce well because it coincides with the annual Fisheries Meeting Lenmon 71, N Y Poly SI Franklin 71. DePau* 70 Donol7. Midland 61 LeUoyne 74. Bloormburg SI 5' GrocelondlS, Baker 77 E MonlonoM, W Montana 73 registrations at $2.50 each are sold. Registration spring spawning run of herring into Deal Lake, at- Representatives from Massachusetts and Vir- LIU 70, Foirlelgrt Dlckiniort SI Guitav Adolphusll, Bethel, Mlnn74 6 WathinglonM, E Oregon 51 Lycom>ng69, Wilkci63 Hanover 61, Flndloy 60 . Fort Lewis 74. W New Mexico 56 forms will be available at the boat show. tracting large numbers of big striped bass into the ginia will discuss their contrasting management Maine Formtnaton 73, Bolei 61 Hastings 1)1. Concordia 75 FullertonSt 54. Fresno St 41 local surf. Maine Orono n, St Michaels 70 Heidelberg 93. •LALDWIN' Wallace 7S HoywordStl4,ChicoSt SI The tournament will pay a $1,000 prize to the policies at the meeting of the Governors' Marine Mont fie id 73, Mlllerwille S6 Indiana St 67, W Ttaai St U Humboldl St II. Son Froncisco Si 69 Fisheries Advisory Commission in the Seacomber Mewahtv Eastern 16. OT Kalomaioo97. Hope 13 Idaho SI 41. N Ariiona 44 * fisherperson who catches the largest fish; $500 for He predicts that the largest fish will be caught Middiebury 71, Bowdoin 70 Kansas 69, Oklahoma 68 Lewis-Clark $I»S. Whitmon 79 the second; $250 for the third and $200 for the most Motel on Route 40 in Atlantic City at 7 p.m., Novy 71, New Hompihir t> 64 Kansas St 14, Color odo H Linlield 119. Pocitlc. Ore 94 either on herring or live mossbunkers. While most New Homptnire Col K. Stonehlll 69 Kent SI SS, Miami. Ohio 54 Long Beoch St 19. Son Dieoo SI 79 fish caught. Thursday. N V Tech 7I.CCNY 71 Kentucky SI 67. Cenl St Ohio SI Lub&ock ChrisM, E New Mexico SI local surf anglers catch their own live bait, Pal- N Adorm St 14. Bndoewaler SI . Mo*i Lake Superior IS. Oakland U 64 Montana 59. Goniogo 47 Bluefish and striped bass only will be eligible. There will be discussion on possible types of 66 Loyola. Ill 41. Georgetown, DC 6S, OT New Mexico St 97. Drake 14 lotto expects someone will have the imagination to Pennsylvania 11, Columbia SI Malone94, Rio Grande 19 Norlhrloge St 104. L A Bopt w Fishing will commence rain or shine at 6:30 a.m., organizational and governmental frameworks nec- Plottsburgh St 49, Cortland St 41 Marymount 90, E vangel 61 Occidental 69. Claremonl Mudd 63 make a supply of bait available for the. expected Point Pork 70. Geneva 65 McKendree 101, N Central 19 PoCillC, Col 74. Son Jose St 7J May 27 and end at 4 p.m. on May 29 at which time visitation of throngs of anglers and families. essary for the management of marine fisheries re- Pratt So Stevens S4 Michigan St 41, Indiana 59 Portland 61, Santa Clara 64 Princeton M.Cornell SO Michigan Tech 10. Wlnona St 57 Portland St 67, Pugel Sound 61 the prizes will be awarded. All participants will sources. Laws of the Eastern Seaboard states dif- Providence n. Rhode Island 59 MiHlkTn49. Elmhurtl 58 St Marys, Col 71, Pepperdine 67 : fish on an individual basis, may use any type of The boat show will open at 11 a.m. on Satur- fer widely, notably for striped bass In regard lo RPI4). Rochester SO Milton 76, Wit Sttvem Point 64 San Francisco94. Seattle li Rutgers 1%, Connecticut 70 Minnesota 80. Northwestern 69 Seotile Poc 76, St Martins 7], OT lure or bait and will be restricted to the beaches day, Feb. 18. Weekday and Saturday hours will be seasons, size and bag limits and methods of cap- Sacred Heort 71, E Connecilcut M Minn Morris 6). Bemid(ISI62 S Oregon 61. Oregon Tech 51 St Antelm 170, Harllord67 Missouri So IS. Kearney St 75 So Colorado 65, Reg u 60 and jetties of the city. 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday hours will be 11 a.m. to 7 ture. St Bonaventure 94, Jacksonville 19 Mo Kansas City 106, SW Baptist 64 UCLA 94. California 7S St Fronds. Pa 7S. Niogro64 There will be one official weigh-in station and •yn. The meeting will be open to the public. SI Thomas Aquinas 73, NYock 41 St Vincent 69, Edmboro St 63 Seton Hall 71,Canitlui62 Sienna 100. St Francis. NY VU Slippery Rock 66, Loth Haven SS How Top 20 fared Southampton 64, Hartwlck SI Stolen Island 61, Old Westbury 51 Stockton 66, Monte loir St 64 now me i op w learn s in the Associated 10 New Mexico Hi 7) boat Wyoming SOUTH Press college boskelbalI poll tared In last 94 91, beat a) Colorado State 9113 Alo-Hunlsvlll* 17, Spring HIM 71 week s gomes; 11 Virginia (15 3) beat Maryland 4644, Alabama AIM 76. Tusktgte 74 I Ktntuck los' lo Woke Forest 74-67 Green takes Hawaiian Open title Athens SI 43, MonltwollolS beat Florida I 11 Te«os (II31 txol Houston 7373; lost Auburn Montgomery 7S. Birmingham 7. Arkansas (31-11 beat Texas 7S-7I, to Arkansas 75 71, beat TCU 17 60 So. 73 beat Rice 69 41 I] OtPool (117) beolCrelghtonlS-12.3 Austin Peay 71, TennT«ch63 3 Morqvette (17 7) beat Penn State 73 OTs; beat Oral Roberts 63 S7 HONOLULU (AP) - Hubert against the guy you're playing sure heading into the playoff," par would have won it for him, but Belmonl Abbey 109. Heritage. Flo J9 You gotta want to get him, beat Bethel H, Belmonl *? 60; beot South Carolina 69-44. 7 OTs. u Georgetown (154) lost to Boston Green and Bill Kratzert are Kratzert said. "I was playing Krazert had begun the day in then made a scary three-footer Brldgewotef, Va 93, Emory 1 Henry 10 4. Noire Dome (16 3) beat Lo Salle 95 College It 76. lost to Loyola. II. 4165. good friends, but Green said he him." against the toughest guy I can Cotawbo 13, don 71 90, beat Oavldson 100-76 OT a second-place tie with Gene to send the tournament into Centre «, Wabash U 5 UCLA (14-3) O*ot Stanford 10144, IS. Florida Mat* (16 it lost to South had to "Get up a hate for him" Green recalled a playoff loss think of." Littler, George Burns and Hale sudden death. Green carded a Chris Newport 17, si Andrews II. OT beat Col!iornio94 75 Alobomo SI 54; beat St Louis 77-41 Citadel 74. Morsholl S7 6 North Corollno (11-41 beat Mercer 14 Providence (174) lost to Vlllanovo as they went into a sudden- to Don Bies in the Hartford Both players, who paired the Irwin, three strokes behind final-round 71 while Kratzert Columbus Col 74, Augusta Col 69 73-70; lost to Fur man 8* I), beot Virginia 73-44; lost lo St. Bonaventure 73-64, beot Open when he didn't get him- Concord 77. Clinch vly 71 Tech 101II. Rnbde island 79 59 death playoff Sunday in the first sudden-death playoff hole, Green's 203. had a 68. Cumberland US. CampbeMsvlllc. Kyf7 7 Michigan Stole! 16. 3)lastta Indiana 17 Duke (IS 51 lost to Wake Forest 79 self psyched up enough. David Llpicomb 79, Union,Ky. 73 71-46; lost to Michigan 65 43; beot Indiana 9250,000 Hawaiian Open. No. 15, hit int bunkers around Mike Morley, Irwin and Bob E Tennessee 14, Murray 69 The current U.S. Open cham- Fairmont 54, Bluvficld St 45 IMf. II. Syracuse (1S-4) lost lo Virginia Tech Green won the showdown "How could you come down the 450-yard, par-4 16th. Krat- Wynn tied for third, all at 275. I. Konsos (II 3) beat Oklahoma Slate 17 71. beat Siena 100-73. pion, Green had led from early Foyeilevllte SI 107. Livingstone99 with a 7-foot par putt on the hard on Don Bies," Green said. zert hit out of the sand and Morley had a closing 66, Irwin Furmon6l, N Carolina St67 1345; beat Oklohoma 69 61. 19. Illinois State (11-3) did nol play, in the second round until the Gflorgttown, Ky. |7, Pikevillt '3 I Louisville 114 J) beat Marshall II 49. X). Son Francisco 114-5) lost lo Portland second playoff hole and Krat- "He's such a nice guy and I near the hole. Then Green alsoo shot a m and Wynn a 68. Georgia Col 44, Georgia SW 43, OT beot Clnclnnotl 13-7* 101-87. beat SeottU 9*45. 17th hole on the final day. He zert lost it there by missing his just couldn't seem to do it." hit agood shot to leave himself missed a short putt there for a 5-foot putt. Green seemed calm despite the winning putt that was worth the tension as the tournament 150,000. Kratzert won $28,500. bogey 4, falling into a tie with "It sounds strange," said a Krazert. smiling Green after the dra- went overtime. But Kratzert The two finished regulation matic finish, "but in a playoff said he was not exactly re- play over the 7,234-yard, par-72 Green, playing in the group laxed Waialae Country Club Coerse Grand Opening.•• situation you have to concen- behind Krazert, missed a nine- trate on getting up a grudge "I was feeling a lot of pres- with matching 274s, 14 under foot birdie putt on the 18th that Meadowlands Tonighi ipmmunity ut - NM I M urn 4Nl - Tret 1 M17,5 Ittti - PBM 1 M %IM* Joy Lobell (Torre) 6-1 Derwtnt I Wright) C hatter ton 1 Scorsone) Cold Cold Heart (No driver) Poillmcparrln (Wing) ••» Jln«'sCopy (Mytr) Tennessee John (LeCause) Lightning Bowler (Ferraro) WoodbrooltTV•• 11 KIWI BTVH iniH. VI Super Ttd (Cobol 4-1 First Echo (Webster) Crock Bock I No driver) JomtsDMc(Myer) 61 Armbro Pigeon (Fedanckl '. 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ExcoUent conoTHon 747 MUSTANG IM - Good running con- 3Lm£i tO/7. SHS. COM 741- IB dition NIC* looking- Two fttw mow tlrn U7J or bolt oMor 717 IM MOVING - MUM oil custom drop DOG TRAINING - AtLA'UtlCoHIOHLANDS-loorl erles OM rods. Bioieiegdt. outsn slle Apartments, tst ond two bedroom OLDSKUMILE STARFIRE GT - 1*77 htodboord. mopl* bunk bed, living ^doh apartments now available, MOVING MUST SELL. V-t. powtr rovtl set. tKrotploct menu ami Mp- BITM MltTtel«#>. I f 2i "I •toorlng/brofcoi. AM/FM Itoroo. ftotl tl to motch, cornice and tutors 741 GERMAN SHEPHERD - FonftlU. tor inert l»lorm»tlon. Itl 00B4 No ML. _ |«J. S10M miles bolMd rMoh, olr ond f tor window - COLLtOi Ml Now Clutch and trans logotr 11,000 mlltt. Alklnj K 110 NEVf R USSD — «j«r" ATLANTIC HKJHLAMM - B{A I1JOO firm Call eves 741 CoHtfl-iaiattorllnoon sewing mocNae t GOOD HOMES - Found »r •»•. OLDSMOBILE M IM7 - ConvarttMo, Coin paid tor pups COLLEGE PIT power steering and broke*, tsctlMnt PIANO AND BENCH - Sohmir 1 running condition, 1300 4«-003t Company console Excellent condition. 1400 LABRADOR PUPPIES - 10-weoks PINTO 1*73 - R B4H44J 51. Help Wonted . Auto Ront/Loote Sl. Help Wonted PIANO AND BENCH - Sohmtr t - Jw-rooir. eforwnonl. 1171 Company consolt EictlMnt condition. LABRADORS Hot Indudad TJP-MH RENT A \ SERVICE WRITER - Manogtmenl AKC PUPS rmtmliSSSi PLYMOUTH DUSTER - 1*70 V 1 Call Lorry, TOM MACHINISTS - Two. ambit lout, rwo IM *II>44I EATONTOWN - Two tt«/.mn. bopt jyhtk ILaiCTju r*74 - Four-door. 111, AM/FM. rodlo. Ittrto, thrtt- ytort minimum eipeilence to learn level position wltti Ntw Jersey's targ- 7»ino **Rassqr. oktroo, vinyl top. olr. en tpoid an lloor two or dtal wlm blkt Htyporl, 144 1400 and grow with |ot> .hop Contlnuoui et! Howasokl otoler Excellent oarotr PIANOS-ORGANS trot, cable TV, eirtros, OMO _ _ ceiwltt MisdWIu,, «i.3K 44] 14M Call 171 5M0 Iron t^S. otk for Jrn overtime available Salary com opportunity and Intome potential for 71 Merchandise VTTiVENT riwrtturote with ability. Frtthald Ul- T!M person Good tuburton locotlon, Floor models Klmbalt Baby Grontfs. iRE - It7l. two-aoo77 80. Bicycles/ HIGHLANDS - Conto), T«t tddroom, PLYMOUTH 1*44 BARRACUDA - 7 Auto Insurance air tondtllonlng throuohout Auto or For Sale studio spinets ond consoles reduced mbth mdern kitchen, laundry -. low mlloegt. 14 moo, ElgM-cyllndtr AjklngtM. motor cycle tuatrlentt noustary Coll Unlimited rentals from 17.SO per AUTO AND CYCLE INSURANCE MANAGER AND ASSISTANT MAN- Tuos llsrou»liTnurs.,eHl»l. ANTI8UE OAK FURNITURE - month. Klmooll spinets from S7*i Mini/Motor Bikes tmin-iaii AHtr 4 p m..74l 9**3 Frot Quoin By Phone ACER - lE«ptrienced, needed for Areas largest ond nnest selection 371 MAN AND WOMAN'NS -I Itt steed KYLARK - 1*71 *k, power PLYMOUTH 1*71 - Cuttom Sattllltt Low Rottl 531-oM mtn-i shot ihep (lo/gt chain) locotina .NA1 i BAR MANAGER - E« iouonkimvYellewbrook Rd.. Form nRnStSuM NTER Blflfe*Le ! - Orlo.is.ll* I4S0. 19&S1 l/kratn, rMloll, etc E> Station Wagon Powtr itotrlng. outo In Itwtev Mali PieoM Mnd resume perlenttd In short order food service Ingdolo, not to Hawaii Port Peking LANOS - Ont o»d Iwo otortt.i, « Asking MOO II inter AUTO INSURANCE or community pool center, st Call tor appolntmeni 447 4730 malic trontmlitlon. tltctrk Mlgot«. Frot auotti and Undtri by phont Coll to R. Metplca. P.O. BOH lot, Mtnpcth. MCLAIN.OM17I irooytl MOPED - Motobocont, S»VL deluxe, 4:3Oe.m , 1ALA WAOON IHS night word. II ' o.m shift. Full or cu ft. Excelltnt condition, I3M Call ILANDS - Tt< H^Bru, port time. Long lerm. Coll 7414343 CHAIN LINK FENCING — Svrplut after 4 p.m., OnVI*lr. RAtRIT - Vou'vt got to drlvt II lo rirst quollly. vinyl clod Musi secrl SCANNER — fttorcoi IV, crystals ond btllrvt II SHREWSBURY MOTORS. TYPESETTER- Eliot rltnctd SEWING MACHINE - Wesll INC., 74I4»O___ MON MOUTH I EACH flee (.» sg n Installed Terms or •CHEVROLET IMPALA 1*74 - Four JUNKCARS^ANTED tyboard operator tor VIP system to 1434447 In cabinet, good condition, all attach HIGHLANDS - Throe rooms, MttaMe CALL m-mi k MM Cll Frank, between 7* monts. 140. Call 047 7131 door tddon. vinyl root. power steering, REOBANK VOLVO ough Frl. S.I 4140 CHILDREN'S CLOTHES - M cents Mnr broke*. AM rodlo, whllewnlls. II* E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. MECHANIC - Two position, open. SIX.PIECE - Mediterranean living lhl*. 40.4M mil.. »77» RED BANK, 741 5404 New Jersey* IOTOMI Kowowkl deal sltrtt, 1100, llotr lomp. «17. polio - twtotdroom^oport TOP DOLLAR er. Excellent career opportunity Good doors, 140. shutters. U. 47I4U7, room stt. Vtlvtt convertible sola. 14. Merchandise luburbon tocotlon Air conditioning TYPIST - Port-llme position, tor the chair with hassock, slot, lop cofftt RITTENHOUSE ourtot*a.m.to 11p.m., Mon. end tables, 1400 543 Wanted a minliiiiiut tSctrlc. 7*I-43JI CHEVROLET IMPALA WAGON - LINCOLN MERCURY Inc. throuoheut. All necesiary shop tools Daily-Sunday .rMI rower itoorlng, automatic Ntw Soyrevlllt. N J 717-1300 supplied. Ttp pay for perion e« through Frl. Call 7711J77, between the nOHWYBS 775 1500 OCEAN TWP hours ot 10a.m. to!p.m. AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UNWANT HIGHLANDS - Two btdrooms. cor. jajrw. wottf pump, hosier, carbure- pcrlenced In rtpalr of Kawoiakl or SNOW TIRES - Pair. 071 14, IIS ED ANTIOUES. JEWELRY. RUGS, " >d> Ir SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" - For your Honda. Must have complete let ot WAITERS'WAITRESSES - Full time. Good condlllon STATE*RENTALlBk7. ntit now or mod car. RUSSELL Old! A I uwd an ond Irucki Top donor paw tool, ond rettrencet Coll Tuti. days or nights Apply In person bt REGISTER 73*7571 INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES mobllt Cadillac Co., too Ntwrnan iim Tii 7100 through Thurv, »71-130], fwetn J i p.m. ot The Pour Mows*, 440 HIGHLANDS - 40 Bay A»l., till Sprlngi Rd . Rod »onk 7414*10. OASIS MOTORS SNOW TIRES - Two Stars. HII-14. 1J» E Newman Springs Rd. cloncY. suttoMt tor ono person, 1170 0 ' CIRCLE CHEVROLET ihrtwsbury Av. , Tlnton Falls No Classified Ads Shrewsbury UHm WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS MOTORCYCLE SET-UP PERSON - none colls, please gloss belled, 140, Orlglnolly U* Con month Includes all utilities plus ont Shreonwwrv Avt. Shrewsbury SHORE MOTORS SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER IB 7*44,10-3 p.m. month's security and references J*l 7413130 Two position! open. New Jersey'. Volvo Trlumpt DooMr PLYMOUTM targes! KowotokI dealer, E*c»Hertlop WAITRESSES M/F - Experienced as low as STONE FRONT Hwy 1). Monotovon 5M-7SOO Rod Bonk, 747-0717 Dorrunlry to goln enptrience or to qua) only Apply In person: Sheraton Inn, CONTINENTAL MARK V It77 — H70 Hwy. is. Hoilet KIANSBURG - Corr Avt, three btd- Two-door coupe CoM and croam. 440 STEIN CADILLAC PONTIAC WE BUUY IUSED CARVAND TRUCKS" Try for mechanic's posl.lon Full set of rooms. living room, tor a. kitchen OU 4V-V-B. Full power, full gptlon. MOM ASBURY AVE., A5BURY PARK SCHWA tool! neceisory. Call Tuei through YARO~PERSON~— For merino tor 41 cents • ANTIQUES — Anjrthlnd old. Form 0 month uAlltloi not Included. Coll firm. S44 7144. Alt to Ed Rod Bank,; Thurs.,tT1-130a. Ice center. Must be familiar with for* par lint, par day ture, chlno, glots, dolls. Itwtlry, rugs 717*141 or TV-MI between » 4 p.m nt-im k operation and moving of boats loosed on IMoy Insertion) It* Granulor Stone Face Panels. Price Top cosh paid Mary Jane Roosevelt CORVETTE If*] - ISO engine, WE NEED USED CARS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED — Sa- KEANSBURG -Ntw ont bedroom STRAUO BUICK — OPEL rah Coventry (ewtlry has Immediate ut be willing to work Good op Includes labor and material Special IQTE. Hlve/Rd, Rumton. H3 315* •peed, new clutch, two tops, tour .... NINE ACRES of Now and U«Jd Cart P dollar paid. MULLER CHEVRO porlunlty and chance tor advonctmant For FAST RESULTS cut slant. Perma Stole. Fltld Stone, unfurnished apartment, lormlca kllch- 3JJB..AM/PM Hwy 15 264 4900 Ktyport T, Hwy 34, Matowan, 146 MOO. openings, full or port time, training 0 miles. Coll 717 4375 otter 4 p.m ond soles equlpltnt free. Earn while n year-round lob. Coll Service Mon at LOW COST left ovtr. Installed ot trodt prices ANTIOUES - GATEWAY AN. TEMPEST IH? - 150 Nttdl 0 ntw you learn. Must bt II. Own from ogor, Flagship Marine. »I 1400 Buff, while, grey only Cll Mt l TIQUES, Rt 34 ond Homestead Avt, RVETTE 1»7. - Llkt ntw. low portatlon ond phone necessary For In led. day or evening. Leonardo. 7*1-5730. . One owner Many mtroi. will trammlulon. Blur phone lervltw call Kathy, Nl ISI4, Ttrrl, 52 Baby Sitting SYCAMORE GREENS ANTIOUESI - UIJUAot Pat, W-*3H. English oak carved high-back chair, NAN JOHNSON KEANSBURG - Smoll lour room . • • CREDIT PROBLEMS? THE FINEST SELECTION - ot ntw Child Care REGISTER oak rope leas, arm chair; oak China BUYS AND BUYS apartment, hoot, hoi water and got In No coin? It you'rt working, wa can ond ultd carl In Monmouth County. NEEO A JOB - THE NAVY HAS closet; modern wooden office desk; From on entire household to a single eluded 11*0 a month. Security re htlp to got you financed. No monay O 10 l cori In GOOD JOBS WITH EXCELLENT IABYSITTER - For two tchoolago crystal chondeller; early corvtd Hem Antique furniture, lew.lry, sll quired No pels. Av.lloblt Fob IS C 51 Help Wonted TRAINING AVAILABLE FOR THOSE girls, weekdays. 17:30-4 Salary com Classified Ads ver Immediate cash Top dollar Coll otter I p m, pkott. 147 5303 down. Poyments orronbtd to lull your nensurote with omount of house frame Victorian arm choir Also Art •471449 needs. Many Now and Ouollty Jud A CAREER OPPORTUNITY - C. WHO QUALIFY IN OVER 60 CA esuro Obltcls. Rore China, Glassware, KEANSBURO - Throe-roL . ctlltnt potltlon. unllmlltd Incom*. » REER FIELDS FOR MORE DE ttpll M rrtsponslblllty. Phont eves: at 542-1700 ' Oqri ta chooot from. Call Ratsat Pon TAILSCALL YOUR NAVY RE- Pointings, ttc. Browsers welcome. OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, China, mtnl. heat ond hoi water Included. tlocto Brood St., ««d tor*. 741 SIM TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Suporb yfor rctirtrrvent, group lift and health RUSCIL. 14 Sycamort Avt, Little Sll Yord'convtnlent 11*5 Call 717*01 fniurmc* for you ond family. Coll CRUITER IN glassware, art ablects ond brlc-o*roc OATIUN nli - MSI. automatic, two Mrvlc* DOWNES PONTIAC. 41 Low -HILD CARE — Mother's helper. Toll Frot from Motowan Area ver — Bronch. Rutctl s. Rod Bonk. Tmmtdlatt cash lor anything aid ev- Tony Copormo, 741 4900, btrtwttn 9 * RED BANK 741232* Mon.. Tues. ond Thurs. Excellenl solo plus Two, tltvor, wlrt wheeli, AM/FM tt Main SI., Matowan. SU-n**. HAZLET 2*4 245S 566-8100 The USED FURNITURE CENTER erything Ruscll'i. 75 East Front st, KEANSBURG — Three rooms, heat, TOYOTA 1*77 STATION WAGON - y Own transportation ond references tlteo Eclll dlll 31000 APPLICATIONS - Art t»lng occvpi FREEHOLD-7MH07O equlrtd. Call between 10 a.m.-4 p.m., 1*7 Shrewsbury Avt, Rod Bonk hot water supplied, 1750 per month. Mini condition. Stt lo apprtclatt. •d for tjmploytt. who qoollfy unatr EAST BRUNSWICK 231 SIM Toll I ret from MldoWown Area Beens, Hos4eens ond Why Noli Compritwn.lvt Employmtnt Training Coll 7074511, If no answer, call 944 DODGE TRADESMAN - l»74, Cul Mult loll. 13*00 or bttl ofttr. 717 IU* 831! TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO orTlt-1737. Act ICETA) rtguloflooi to work aan NURSE'S AIDE - I to 4 and aJ.o 4 lo • RELIABLE PERSON - To bobytll In DESKS, FILE671-930S - Ttbtet0, choirs, od- TIRES - Never used, F7txl4. Super ton Define von. Too ton* blue 11.001 trol malnttnoncf In the Bo«ough of At p.m. Apply In person, Garden Slate ding mochlnttltt.. typewriters, office lux, belted, 10 month warranty. 1145 DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry lo KEANSBURO - Three bedrooms ilv- tonne Mlgmondi Appikotlom moy b« Manor Nurilna Home. U Von Brackle our home for nine-month old boby. Cosh DON PON'S JEWELERS Will kM ikn. rv-tm. VEGA 1*72 - Hatduck Automatic, school days. I » o m to 4 p.m. Must ttjuiprnevniprnevn, tffC o«i ifoar gain prices, t. tor rlvt or UP tootl. 47H743 doyt. Buy from private owners ond estates Ina room, kitchen. Iwo porches. 1100, DdOOE ttTO CHALLENGER - V4. nttdl work. tSOO or belt offer Coll plckwt up of m* Borough Cltrk'. Of Road, Holmdel love references Phone after S p.m., « used AA.A C. DESttOUTLETD , 1 pay own utilities plus security 717 741 Mil or 727 4030 after S. flct. 100 First Avt.. Atlantic High Rt 35, Ookhurst "S3I3WO TRACTOR - 10 H.P. stars, w mow ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND ojawilk, modi minor work U7J or londi, N.J. Atlantic Highland! Is an NURSE-i AIOES - All shifts Apply 47441* «r ond snow blowtr. tnglnt netds JEWELRY DESIGNEO. 7** River union* 734 3141 VEGA r*7S - Standard. Good condl •auxrt opportunity employer. In person from 10 4, Arnold Walfer DITO DUPLICATOPLICATI R - Spirit type, work. 1775 73!0710 otter S p.m. Rd, Fair Haven, N.J. 147 4757 DOREMUI FORD lion. Tope deck. 11100 Hurting Home, o27 South Lourel Avt , 1. Brownf TWO-PIECE SECTIONAL —One More Classified •SALES -SERVICE *ARTS WMoW AksEMBLER R>»f SOLDERING - Haittt 53 Domestic Help WOULD YOU LIKE — Instant cosh choir with ottoman, two end tobies, ex- tor your old silver, tools, chlno, smoll HO HftfctY Avt. Rod Bar* 741-oMO Mutt b« abl« to rtod wiring dlogrom HOUSECLEANING NEEDED - Sot. tlon. 717 no. cellent condition. Coll afltr 5, 7*4 3440 on Next Pose VEGA 1*71 HATCHBACK - Four- For Information coll I41-H1). furniture, etc.? Call 1*1-5371 FJAISALfi AND SERVICE - LE •good thltt, will kepi. 20,0M mllev or Sun. only. Must hove own Irons-* DOG KENNELI - Cuttom made, four TWO SNOW TIRES — With rime. 0«O- AUIno 11150. 74I4*M. ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE - portollon lo Red Bank Coll 141 471! units. Price reasonable. , Maptt Ave.. NURSES 471 1337 rur J»"|W»OVI p-rnirm, in HOUSEKEEPER - Sleep hi or out. ot 'AST RESULTS 7511 rock, Utso. Can be I port time position! an the evtnlnq and MMdlttowlttown residence, owned by bach AT LOW COST ctllont running condlllon. Ntw tlrti 1 AUTO MECHANIC — ClOM A, fully nlgnt shirts. Positions ore available on TWO WOODEN WALL PHONtS ond or. top Call 741 U>7 orVrownil, n Brood SI., Rod Bank. experienced Mull hav* own tool*. dor. Chores Include generagenell cleaningli . One HO train stt ond tablt. lamps Work In ntw modern. Independent ICU. CCU. PCCU. SRICU. PEDI. OBS, am, cookingki, llaundering ond over DAILY REGISTER FIREBIRD FORMULA 150 - 1174. VOLKSWAGEN BUS - IMS ihop. Hoipltoliiotlon ond vocation OR. IV. Thtrapy. Psychiatric and I eation of til h SUNDAY REGISTER shades - stolned glass Ye Olde Pep- •lor*. Crogors Many 4itros IMOO Apply In ptr.on, HERBIE 5 AUTO Msdlcol Surgical unlli Salary »lll be Mon/wllt lea w b consdered per House. US River Rd . Folr Haven. Hrj».Coll74Tt3ll CENTER, Linerofi determined by experience ond educo References necessary. 11171 441IIII FAMILY AD VAN LOAD - Of miscellaneous furni- tlonal background, shin dlfltrentloli FORD ECONOLINE VAN - ml. VOLVO WAGON 1*74 - Air condl RELIABLE PERSON - To do houte- ture and other household etfectsl Sh> JOBS! Honing, itandord trommliilon, grtol ond o wide range of benefits. Apply: dlo couch. 139, round Modern pedestal gat mlleoot U200 710 24*1 AUTOMOBILE leonlng. one day a week. Must hove table, 119.50; English bikes, very good Exptrltnccd •oTnptrMm in outo talti RIVERVIEWHQSPITAL own transportation ond recent rtftr encts ColTofltr 4 p.m.. 471 1147 condition. 170 each; hlde-o-bed, tt*; The following are some of the positions open to Mon- '. 'CORD - ttU LTD convertible. WHELAN FONTIAC-BUICK-OPEL wanted to Mil new and uted cars. Ex Personnel Deportment child's roll top desk, 177.50; hamper, - * uoo. Hwy* ^^^ litthold cetlent opportunity to gel In on the B Union St RtdBonk. N.J. 07101 LINES mouth County residents, who meet the "ElrglbWty Guidelines" around floor to matt rnon** an Hw s, 75, antique slut lop trunk, good con- under the Federally funded CETA Program • Call Ray, (41-1171 new revolutlonory d 741-2700, Ext. MO 54 Situations Wanted dition. 175. holl choir, 139; director rjRO WAOON - It74 Torino, air, the spring used car Mason just around An equal opporlunlty employer (yachl) chair, 11* SO; wardrobe, To be eligible for these positions an applicant must meet [steering/ brakes, elght-cytln- the corner Coll Jot RtRem fo..r. OFFICE » MAN Female S77 50 More and more! RUSCIL'S, 35 Title I Guidelines, the most Important ones being: 3 atiktmiu, roof-rock, four new 3 Truck* and Trailer* ment, 0. 7 1300MO. LLlpptI 'n Motor Cor Co, ACER/ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIS E Front St. Rod Bank. 741 14*3 XPERIENCED TYPIST - Desires I, AM radio. 544 MM HEVROLET SPORTS VAN 1*74 - Rt 1J55, Soyrtvllle.NSlll j TANT - Full charge bookkeeping and WALK-IN BOX 1 Must be a resident ol Monmouth County. 16 years of age IM. V 0, ntw tlrtl, AM/FM iltrto, ltrono typing skills nectsiory Person 5 0x0. vtry good condition. L lf«7 - Lookiandrum will supervise tmoll office. Four to HK 077 1159 or older 41,000 mlltl, 13409. Coll ofttr 4 p.m. or years experlerrce Hours 9-5. Good sal Atior 1, Ul 5541 BE SUCCESSFUL^ SALES RESPONSIBLE — Reliable woman DAYS 2 Must have been unemployed lor the past seven days or WITHOUT EXPERIENCE ary and benefits Send resume ond ret will babysit In your home. Keansburg, WASHER/DRVER - Wtttlnghoust longer. FORD PICK-UP TRUCK — 1*75. 14- Avon helps make It fun for you to rim erences to United Way of Monmouth slock. Ont year Moving, must toll. ton, four wood r County, eOl Bonos Avt.. Atbury Park. Mddtttown area. 4»S-O»7. Original!, 1500 ill tote 1300. 041 your own builnMl. You Mt your own WANT - A cleaner house? Call ur 3 Must meet the lower Irving standard income level tor the ap- Mult 1441. 741-5431 houri, too. Find out obout trill chol N.J. 07712. An squol opportunity em lenging tornlny opportunity. Coll Mrs Reliable ond efficient, many refer propriate size family. FORD 1*70 WINDOW VAN Interior, MJiraf7«1M0 WEDDING GOWNS - Veils. Famous FORD 1OT - LTD. Four-door, good rtor Hat very good. Alklng SI1M. Coll Hammond, tlT-Ufl; Mn. Korielult, $3 brands. Under cost prices. Call now. 4. Recently separated veterans who have not obtained em- condHlon, 75,000 mll«s Belt otter Coll SU-S7I3. or Mn. Archer, H9 45JI PARTS PERSON - Ntw Jersey's WILL BABYSIT — In my home for - pr i p.rn. targtst Kowasokl deoler. Excellent ca- 7» 7307 or 070>*3tO ployment since discharge may disregard requirement num- rter opporlunlty. Good suburban loco working mother. Atlontlc Highlands DOLLARS TRUCK AND CARGO INSURANCE tlon Alr to.ColHfl-iH?. WOOD BURNING STOVES — And ber three. Frot Quotes By Phone BARMAID M/W - PofI time n «n*««"lng throughout Sell Sell merchandise you no longer need cool tloves, large selection on display 5 To meet the income eligibility, the following guideline as set Low Rate! 5114*11 steady work Coll before 5:30. Ing ticptrltfeCt preferred Knowltoge WOMAN WISHES — To house clean or USE with 0 low cost Famliy Plan at Tlnton Falls General Store, Syca- of motorcycles, occeisorie* and re by the day, experienced, references. Adi mort Avt, S47-07tg. forth by the US. Oept ol Labor is to be used Figures repre- TRUCK INSURANCE kited producti necessary Call Tues All 741-StW. Free ouotel and blnderi by phono. Call BARTENDER - (M/F), full-time, through Thurs.,t71 .302 1150 GIFT CERTIFICATE - From sent family income for the twelve months preceeding appli- GRAND PRIX It7» - Fully tqulppod. loll trot WATTSIIne, O»«22 »7O3 14 dayi or nights. Apply In perion be- Available for Merchandise For Salt Praaer'i Jewelry store, Keyport. Ask- cation ' ISrMO milemi s Asking USM. Coll 04] houri. tovon days o week tween 3 S p.m. at The Pour Home, 440 PART TIME Only. Artlclt must originate from o ing O00 J44 *400 oner 3 p.m. •3oMolto3Mltotr p Shrewsbury Avt.. Tlnton Foils No IDEAL FOR HOMEMAKERS 55 Situations Wanted household ond moy not exceed o sale HoS DOOGE PICKUF — Good condl- ptione calls, pleoM. Showing and settlrm up hurtdbog all price of 1100 00 per article. FAMILY MZE tU N Itorler, 1450 Male 144Ollt otter 5pm BOOKKEEPER - Full-time for busy — orea toll for further In- Price MUST Bt Advertised. Each ad 77 Pets And Livestock 1 2 3 4 5 6 office. Minimum ot ons-ytar ex- COLLEGE-BOUND SENIORS - Seen 1*74CHEVROLET * TON PICKUP - Ing employment In odd |obt. Call after dltlonal lint SI. No copy change! may BEAUTIFUL — Healthy ttanago cots. $2,970 13,930 S4.890 S5.B50 S6.810 $7,770 perience with ADP payroll, union and PART-TIME - Substantial earning, bt made ond no discounts or return* Powtr ileerlng. tilted whotl, olr con hospital I ration deduction, occounti p.m.,747-S0)0. Free to loving home only. Responsible fORS™**) onioned, rlntodglaii, dual tonkl. Hid without negltdlna your family, leode. bt mode If od Is cancelled before persons only 747 3577 afltr I p.m. 111 E. Hewmon Sprlngi Rd., Rod Bank. payaMt and other general afilce work In Its field has a Tew opportunltlts for DO HANDYMAN JOBS - Goroge expiration. JOBS Ing window, pontled cop. 55.000 mlltl Send resume to: Box COT, The Dally Afltr 3, 7l7-3jl». people over 2) with own trans- oors, ceramic tile, sliding doors, win KITION CHEVROLET CO. Reotiltr, Shrewsbury, N.J., 07701. portation. For personal Interview call owl. sash chains, tills repaired, root TO PLACE YOUR BULL TERRIERS e Oexwral Office Clacks Hoy 34 Eatontown 1*75 H TON CHEVROLET - C10, CLERK STENOGRAPHERS - Mon- 49S-3371.747 30t3, 73V-2127. epOlr. Colt Bob HI J94S DAILY REGISTER Quality while moles and females, C< • Prassen tour-whtel drlvt, 1UO0 mllei. Com mouth County residents, there art Im FAMILY AD, CALL... nadlon and American Chomplon, Tai mediate openings In County Govern PERSON — To work In office, phont IfFSET - Two year, experience In plele brond ntw motor with power wttlwebpress, wet ond dry offset trums. Trod Lad grandchildren LTD II 1*77 - anile Wtittrn plow. Many tutrat. 747- merit, tor mote who quality tor dicta orders ond Inventory control. Apply Health guaranteed. PH and show. US0 o Grind** Operator* o Snletn TMVOTO ItonatlOwpm t IbefaTfrlnoe bentflit. Marlboro Glass Distributors, Tenner.! 542-1700 ondup. Coll 7»f?H Apply 9 am. to 3 p.m., Mon., through Rd., Morgonvllle Wl 1400 PROFESSIONAL BARTENDER » Order Otalara o Wottx™ Frl. Monmouth County Personnel De ree lance photooropher. 14 HOUR SERVICE • Electronic Aaasmbiaro • Tool Machine Set-up RX-J 1*71 - Four-door todon. partment. Holl of Records, Main SI , PLUMBER — Must bt tKOtrltnced. Coll74U313 * common. Asking II.7S0 or 4 Motorcycle* FIREWOOD - 170 per cord, full cord SI. Help Wonted St4-757» CLE II Good w WEATHERMAN - MettorolOalcal guaranteed gssuaa ^ **"*• echlrvcton IS years experience. Call Tvl o)7Sor7»l 4113 MERCEDES IH0 MO 0 DIESEL - COOK - Eiperlenced broiler person POSITIONS OPEN - For tecrvtory. Com. to tw Hrsl Un Bt Church at I Main row ywoa. Itokl, rum tucotltnt. no for seafood restaurant, year-round po full chorge bookkeeper, accountant, FITCH AND LEATHER COAT - Ex Kraal Farmtngdala, batoaen the noun ol MO A.M. and sltlon. E»cellent poy. Apply In person, cellenl condHlon. Best offer LEGAL dusts. 17mjo.tltja 7414m. Jr. and Jr. Clerk typlit, exptrltnct Colin* 4474 otter 4 p.m. 3 30 P.M., February 6 »rotipti 10. No RE. YAMAHA '* ••^tatfi Blvd., with computer terminals or willing to 56 Situations Wanted MERCURY MOHTEGO MX 1*74 - Jtl CYCLE SERVICE, INC. be trained Send resume with salary FIVE.PIECE BEDROOM SET - SECRETARY two door hardtop, automatic, olr, union 4. 3rd. Avt -Long Bronch-22* COOKS - Kitchen htlp, full-time, requirements to PO, BOM 212, Lin- Flvt-olec* wood dinette stt, both art ittroo. full powor. IISOO, 171-1004. 5100 days or nlohti. Abpiy in person be- er oft, NJ.,07731. Mole/ Female new. 1140 Afltr I p.m. 4VS40M. flequired (or Red Bank of- MONMOUTH YAMAHA YZ1MD - Thru month! twtvn 3 S p.m at The Pour House, 440 PACKER AND STORE CLERK - FOR INFORMATION Shrewsbury Avt., Tlnton Falls No PRESS CLIPPING SERVICE — Will Must work Sots, ond Suns Call Grace FIVE PIECE - Dlnelle Mt, walnut. fice with a minimum of 5 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH old. evctlltnt condition. Beit offer. iroln to rtod newspapers for our ffi-im after loom Contemporary, good condition ISO M Eartotown S43 SSOO Call 471 5753 phont calls, please CoTl4*MT»5 years experience. Salary clients, Permanent, part-time morn- $200 per week plus sub- ings Five-day week. Apply mornings, FORMICA KITCHEN AND VANITY CAIL U2 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red stantial benefits, including 2/Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sail Bank, 57, Day Care/ TOPS - Buy below store and cantroct prlct. Wt also makt desk and table Hospitalization, Major Me- OTA - AdMry P«rk 774-M00 DIETARY AIDES - Apply In ptnon REAL ESTATE SALES - Bright, og Nursery Schoot tops Eogle Manufacturing Co.. 2SS- from 10-4, Arnold Wolttr Nunlng dical and Life Insurance. OTA - Freahold Area 431-7*24 grtMlvt associate needed for octtye BABYSITTING IN MV HOME - f» HUM, in S. Lourtl Avt., Hoiltt. multiple listing office Great training Reply to pel lonced In child core. Good refer FOUR YEAR-OLD - 34" ceramic L t OTA - leHord Area 495-1100 DRIVERS - Pull ond port tlmt poll and advertising programs. tncot Reasonable. SHVoH]. L kiln, mokts. greenwor. ond shelves, BoiE-IM tlont. Must bt 25 and obit to work MELMED REALTY, INC. 471-3*50 onepackaaa. sfi-WBOalttrOp. wtthtnd.. Apply In ptr.on: Yellow Tlw Dally RooUtor OTA — Owaneort Arts M14470 NEED A CAR? REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS - FRANKLIN STOVE - »". with ac- Cab Co., 101 Oofctand 51. Rtd Bonk We are looking for two sales aisocl- cessories, 09*. qVhrowabufy, N.J. 07701 CCTA — AM tOUAL OPPORTUNITY EHPLOYEH GET RE-ESTABLISHED ates, experience preferred, but will S47I340 train j. MAFARA AGENCY, U? Hwy FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET? UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY 35. Middle-own 747-7OW. - Check tht USED FURNITURE EXPERIENCED - Walton and wolf. REAL ESTATE SALES ASSOCIATES Business CENTER OF RED BANK. Fine furnl rttiei torr full and portport time poilllontpoilllont. - Need experienced, oggresslve ond turt tor loss. 1*7 Shrewsbury Avt. AjXXy Btocan Hill Country CluClubb. AAl willing people, for growing multiple Opportunities "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" lontlc Mmmondi. 10 am: to) p.m. lilting office. APOLLO AGENCY INC. TJt-OlQQ FURNITURE ED - Wai U(V«I,,VM| vtliv Ml"* SJVIIIITel WIU Furnlryrt of a fraction above cost. Any CLASSIFIED UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED torvwottromv ctnhler and hotts» ulldmg. os package or lounge only. nomt brand avatloblt, such as Btn- IM/FI. Apply In ptrxjn. Rid Oo» Din REAL ESTATE SALES - Full lime or nington Pint. Pennsylvania Houst, »HRTlS Hailet port time. Work In o small, progres- sive office. Experience not necessary FIELD MANAGER - Manage 10 ho Drtxtl, Htrltogt, Htnrtdon, Baker, EXPERIENCED AUDITOR tot/morel reservation centers, serving Trtomosvllle. Century, and many, 100% FINANCING Apply In ptf .on Atlantic City, whan gambling casinos many more. For more information cqll Sheraton Inn, Hwy. 35, Hailtt open. 741 7450 evenings 7-t. 11» p.m. No Co-M.k.r. — No GlmmlckB EXPERIENCED DELI WORKER - RiCIPTIONIST - Chiropractic o( Inventory plus prim* F U « HI /u RECATALOG Mull be owe to me Hieing machine (let, port-time night.. Light typing. nk. SID.OOa BUSINESS DIRECTORY SERVICE OF N.J. onttw Spo t Approval II Qualinod Cantor Interview, W Jill Send detailed resume to Box E-JM, G.E. ELECTRIC - Americana Ranflt. EXPERIENCED AUTO BODY - Tht Dolly Register, Shrewsbury, NJ. WOMANSDRESSAPPAREL- Little Silver area. Plve doyi per week, 07701. Broad SI. location. Rod Bank. ili.OM A DAILY GUIDE CdlMr Bonks 5664102 15 p.m. MM7J7. am tor Ken. MICHAEL G.FRUNZI REGISTERED NURSE — For relief ASSOCIATES GENERATOR - Wlnco, gos powered, FOOD SAMPLING SERVICE -, work, 117. 4711100 7 h.p., electric start, DO/115 volts, 14 OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Neodi cooking oulstanl. Occailorol Please coll 67141W KW, automatic MM, I37S. 747-0413 work. No summon. 471-3*47. RN -Full tlmt, 3-11:30 shift for G.E WASHER — And electric oryer, chorge position In .killed nursing Successful Businessman BUSINESS 'Income Tax" FRY COOK - Two-yeorl experienc -oaklng to buy butlntss of owners re ncellent condlllon. Three ytors-oM ALTERATIONS required. Year round position. Appl home In Freehold area. Alternate SIM tor the pair, G.E., IS cu. It. re- Service weekend!. Coll tor Interview, 431 5115. Irlng or be portntr tor somebody not DIRECTORY See outline of able to handle business olone. up tctrlotrotor. no-frott, 1175. Moving, 747- HOME IMPROVEMENTS — Addi- tions, dormers, aorooe conversions. FEDERAL AND STATE RETURNS - ROOFER 100.000 lo Invest. Reply lo RMV,>0 Penonol ond business Year-end book ACTORY HELP - Bo« 417. New Manmoutn. N. J. 07740. OIRL'S - Bid US ond drosstr-UO ADDING MACHINES Wl < irlenct helpful but not Experience necessary 1978 automobiles •won orto Sot-1040 be Cati »4 sin WANTED - Established real estate TYPEWRITERS twotnuV. office, will consider any area Reply ^"*_ w ti s. " d** !• — —i TOI|nnn i ij• or. w«» ADDERS - Typewriters. Colculotor, PLUMBING A thutiaitlc person to tell camping o« 0-34*, Tht Dolly Rtglsltr, ex." HAIRDRESSER WANTED - E»- Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. soM. trootd. repolred. toulpment. Must bt olio experienced DISCOUNT Prices HEATING "Towing Service' porloncod. For oppolntmont coll wilt) kKttV bathing suits Apply tn per HAMMOND In our SERPICO'S 747«4BI PLUMBlNt AND HlATINC*- R» son ta Mrs Plmky at KliTln's, ™E TOY* A-ORUNK - Will tow onywtlere Front St., Red Btftk. pain and Inttalloflons. Prompt tor HOTEL RESERVATION CLERK - ta Mortgages ORGAN vice, S4t-»7S. tor rtatonoWt rote. Radd't 14 hour Must be orgonlied, oillgont, plootont MISCELLANEOUS Towing Service. 707-4131. showroom •Ml Hit puollc. WetkoOYI • • Apply In SALESPERSON — Experienced, HARD TO GET - First, second and on to Bob Monica. Molly fflcher needed for men* shoe shop (large third murtooots No loon too smoll or Of Asbury Park CARS SIMONIZESIMONI1 O - Complete lob ROOFING A SIDING Cafter 3 p.m. chain) locating In Stavltw Man. too large. Fasl sorvlct, low Inttrest Ulterior' and entsrloron . Quick service P d rsume t R Msplc atos rc T Auodatts, mm MOVING-HAULING and at the INSURANCE AGENCY - Looking tor HUGE PIANO SALE nHt! ROOFING AND SIDING. Free ani- tulltlme periomel. Mult have ability mates Otson Roofing B. SMIna Co. Coll TH NICK - For lots. Free tt roM ond wrttt perunal lines. Mid SALES-REAL ESTATE - Licensed 531 itH Eventngt 747 5414 Est. 1103 Monmouth Mali itoonoreo Coll 7174140. or unllcemtd, part-time, full time. If a Money To Loon ALTERATIONS you've been looking for a NEW St. ond corner of Mattlson Ave. INSURANCE - E vorlenctd ptrtonol START, then look no morel Rapidly LOAN BY PHONE! HAMMOND SOUNDER - Electric or ADDITIONS — Roofing, siding, ce- PACKAGING MOVING AND MAULING - Near or" lints, Insldt sorvlct representative. growing company soefci two aggre. gan with bench. Hardly used. S4S0 73t ramic tile. Complete lint ot remodel tar. Riosonablt rates. Auto Show Large ogtncy. modtrn office and liw down to work from your Tocoi Foil strvlctl Stcondory mortgogt Ing. Call Rich Malmbtra, HI 354} SUPPLIES 471100 oqMpmonl.Cant71.JIII. area on anti bails. Con torn S15Q or oonsl MAJESTIC FINANCE COVP.. Serving Monmouth County 1J yoars. better part-time your first wttk ot 19* Rt.». Howell All tor Mr. Lewis. IBM TYPEWRITERS CORRUGATED BOXES - Packing TRUCK * AUTO mortgoge counselor. Coll now, 301-343 CALL US TOLL FREE: BUILDING ALTERATIONS - AMI JANITORIAL Horn and repairs. Fmonclng Arrongoc RENTAL (600) 822-8989 Boy Hood Construction Co. m-fror MAINTENANCE FORD RENT-A-CAR (Main floor SCHOOL BOARD SECRETARY — PAINTING A FAIRWAY FORD EMPLOYEES School builntss odmlnlstratlon tx- CARPENTER - All typos 01 work Doll»- ltnce dtslred. Salary negotiable. Quollty workmanship. All work guor 0EC0RATIN6 Day or Evening Work Kd resume Immtdlattty to: High ontaed Prat estimate! 74740U. FULL OR PART londs Board Of Education. Navtslnk VALUABLE VOUPON FEB. SPECIAL FREE PAINT AM., Highlands, N.J. 07732. Low rates, Mgti ouollty work. CARPENTER-RETIRED — Seek Fretttttmates CoBvic" nt-7444 Callbttwtont-5 SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - Special II- small and modlum sited lobs. Com- !'We want to be (201)946-5252 cenie required. Contact the Middle- plete Martor remodeling service. Pan- INTERIOR SPECIALIST — Wallpaper I town Township Board of Education, 50 CENTS OFF eling. Kitchen cabinets. Room oddl and pointing' . ,Altar 4 a.m., BO-lStor • AVIS ur car <1»altr." 471-3150, Ext. 314. tlons/rtcreotlon roam, reflnlthlng 471 S447. To SECRETARIAL WORK - Port ttmt. Your Next KEYPUNCH-EXPERIENCED OFF SEASON SALE L.J. GONZER ASSOCIATES Three rooms for fht prlct ot two Ig Brood SI, Rod Bank 14} im DUY REGSTBt OASSIB) AD CARPENTER - Will do small robs I Expert crottsntan SECRETARY - Adn.lnlitTaf.vt, port sport tjw>tt to suppltmtnt Incomt WALLY'S PAINTING 471-1140 KITCHEN AIDE - I to 4 p.m., flvt ttmt. Good typljt, light tttno. Mtary By presenting this coupon 747-0308 dors • wook. Apply In ptrton, Garden open. Rumton ottlct. Reply to P.O. PAINTING AND DECORATING BOK 139, Red Bank. When placing your cjonsffled ad Carl B. Jones Fully Inturod (Sony, not good towards FtmU%,M CARPENTRY - Complett rtmndtl For trot estimates call aMtK SECRETARY - Full or part tlmt. Ex- ma. Marlarotarlqr, oddtttont. gtau GEORGE WALL LADIES-MEN — Work at Iwmt on tht sliding doors, etc. Nlct, »l«r]|. cttrjnt typing and sttno a rnwl. Stnd orConWctAdfUHIitn) phono, torn II^IX trtokly servicing complett resume to: Box1 C 377. Tht our costomon. 144-nu Daily Register. Shrewsbury, NJ., AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE CARPENTRY - Masonry, palntln Of* 701. ono lftsuiotrw. work' « Cor or Vw LINCOLN-MERCURY LEGAL SECRETARY - Froohokl oor Coll John Buchanan, Sr., 747S010 PAINT-PAPERING SPECIAL flctfl . RoiRol ltstot tt twerltnc l tet prtttrrde SECRETARY - Part-flint In Root Et- VINYL IS PER ROLL SHREWSBURY, N.J. Jolory commtnsurott'with abilit CALL EVE1.. RICMY 4B-10T3 ty. Call 542-1700 CERAMIC TILE CONTRACTOR. SHREWSBURY AWE., AT SYCAMORE ch4c(uto. Tl w DiRy Rvo^stor Bathrooms, kitchen IWon, natlos. Cat PAPERHANGINO — Pointing. Intorl. LEOAL SECRETARY - Rod Bank SECRETARY - Tn** too.ke-na J Arthurs far fro. ttftmats. M4- 842-6800 i. Typing and shorthand rtoulrtd and lel.pr.one tuperlenct tssontlor Ona U H tht " * 747-5400 NKa1 In — aar Can nfnn, ttiwotn »•«. MM. SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1978 15 Tell 100,000 Daily Register readers! Sell H! Quicker than FAST! DIAL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE 542-1700 OIL TOU m ROM MATAWAN AREA 56MM0 CAU TOU FREE PROM MIDDLETOWN AREA 671 -9300.

710. Lost And Found MiMlddlttown 101. UI.Apftiw—t* IT IWD TO COME... A 131. Houses For Sole_ etBTttNOTICBI KiYWMIT - KEVPORT GARDCM. MATAWAN r K«n Ooritm. b4g°on» Or* >i»iii htm SIM; l«» b«« yypg«ro»jn jpor)m«,h rtlilog PJ K0O9T&K Pltate be advised that there will be ViltM. Call *4 JUST LISTED area Reward 9*4-7151. o meeting with IM Middletown lawn LOST — Diamond and ruby man's snip Fir« Ctslel and list Tpwnsh.B Com UH ol twnsming Mint condition Colonlol Split Level on MtM on Ppbrwory «. nl». in Ihe PCKI ftnnlt ou Vewr very ring Vicinity p< Little SUvsr AlP « Mon LONG RRANCH - One kedroom gorgeous treed lot. offering brook and Den nous Orchards, Colts Neck Of Monmoulh Fire Company. Main Ml HHo Wo«W » » InwalAAg M N V Mivucy Handsome home with brkk Street~t.. Pert Monmouth, oi • P M The Oly unvnuling. B4M OpeOpn lu ond clapboard CKterlor, spacious purpo•eu at the meeting win be to On !».m Mon told rooms throughout, fireplace, well rvH tUfUli ©nnlv»rs MATAWAN - N«w motfcrtt aaorf- equipped kitchen ond targe family and tnwrance moner i room A fine value a) tM.JDD WHE LOST - IrhJi Setter, female, thin, blue Hilda Colnson nwni OM-tedrown, kltcfMA. living Township C ler i room, both, IV* month » ttcvrtly LAN REALTY GROUP, REALTORS, collar. "Sunset". Colts Neck Friend STATEHNTAUUr. 194 Rt 35, Mlddletown 147 7WS ly Reword Coll HUM Fed. 4 luiiiinflli txcupqwcy. Call MWWa. KEANSBURG IJV.eM - Three bed LOST - Puppy, >Vi ta Hire* nwnttn LUXURY HIGH KIM ON HIVE* - MATAWAN - TUfM-roMn oM«rtiiw.., room roncti. By owner Florida bound old. male, oil white with block spot on back, brow ' ,0«SflSf2fiN?SK tfimr he» Mia. MM u> wan ward. Call PI*OM »t*e n«tlce that the under LUXURY - T« Mf man, lUVt Mart it., Mtfwum. LITTLE SILVER POINTROAD — signed has opprled t« the Board ot Ad Four bedrooms, three baths, on river iusiment otthe Township ot Middle MATAWAN - TwoM.ro«m, half with dock, completely redecorated. In m Special Notices town tor o variance from the provi tap condition 741 7010 otter S p m ^ ANY PLAYER OR TEAM - Inter ilont of Article tt 13 Section HI* ot LiTTLE~SILVEI» — Three^leuT bed ested In lolnJng a women's MftfMII Hw Zoning Ortftnance so ot to permii MATAWAH-CHtTWOOO VILLAGE MIDOLETOWN EAST KEANSBUHO room Cope, loroe lot. excellent condl teogue, M«o*econtoct $*19493 ot 144 oMllconn* ERECT ATTACHED GA 1 1 — Nur rowm with htgl and hot wa tlon, by owner. Mf.fOO Call eves after •54iocfcM)»[,, E«t. eel RTGI ON SIDE OF DWELLING tor IIU Call WVJM7 M **7 m\ Ot747-4?*l WITH SIDEVARO II' WHERE IS IS srflins'fiaf- -^ — 101. Aportmtntt 103. Houses For Rent 106. Furnished Rooms HOCKEY CAME~* Bus ride MaetltM RtQUIREO AND TOTAL LITTLE SILVER CAPE - EflcelMnt SQuore Gurtan, Rangers/Bruins. Sal. SlBeVARtrt 1$ WMfRE 40 IS RE 41. •UtlMU 41 Business MIDOLETOWN — On* mlla norttl of SCENIC RUSTIC RETREAT - I UIODt-ETOWN - Lovely Hi room SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMS - onditlon Three bedrooms, den or din night, March II. includes tickets, food OUIR6O •« premlmUxoled at M* Rod Booh. Three room unfurnished hllli. Lorot dtck with bwutlful OCM Homt with flreploce, on secluded ocrt Weekly or monthly IMl ond I7S per Ing room, 13*14 kitchen, basement HOPPING RO , BELfOROoiso Opportunities Opportunities All ulllltltl pc*l %m por month Coll view. Two bedroomt. Very private and a holt Five mlnuttt to Bell Labs week Call Saturdays only, or after 7 Deep lot M.9O0 Offers invited LAW known os Block «3 Lot 31 on the la. 147 4S7S or 741X14 MJS per month ptm low utllltlev 717 pm dolly, rut** tm y<7 7m. LEYAGENCY, Realtor. 741 6163 THE HAPPY DAYS — String Band ot SEA iRIGHT - Detiflnir tufni Vtli , A copy of the apptication hoi been MODERN APARTMENT - Prlvolt LITTLE" SiLVE~R Monmouth County Is looking for o boss filed in the Office of the Township homt. thro* rooms Ntor front- jtudlo and eiecvttvc tultet Harbou MIDDLETOWN - Four bedroomt on Custom built three-bedroom, two-bath saxophone and/or person who plays Point. 14VI Ocean Ave. 747-1353 tour ocre*. (proae, kldt. pets oh.. Clerk ond moy be Inspected lotion. 4fS 041*. bast tlma to coll 106 Commercial anch. Sunken living room, formal dm boss tOKOphonc Coll the director at The public hearing win be held on KNY MM, S t A B RIG H T • - N f * O> to « e a 11 y rm QB. Ing room, ultra kitchen, den, Florida 9e»Sl4*after Spm MondayWlnf. th. Nth day at FEB STATE RENTALS Bhr ^l'*^34 R entail MODERN GARDEN APARTMENTS thrtv-room qpartiVMnt. IMS piut *et room ond gomeroom Pool and pool THE HAPPY DAYS STRING BAND RUARY, t»7l, at 1:00 P M Ot Town EARN UP TO rlty. Coll 142)100 REO BANiTDUTCH COLONIAL - ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - For lease, house Coll now for more Information - Of Monmowth County Is avolioble to ship Hall, MMKMetown, New Jersey. o< — Efficiency ona and two bedroorm ond appointment lo see Uf.900 Wil. OVOHOW4 Immediately. No oeft Ju Living room, fireplace, dining room, 1,900 lq ft office ond factory space on groups and organliattom for concert which time you may appear either in THREE LARGE ROOMS - With tin FlrilAve Jt»-lfO0 LIAMO RVAN, Realtor. 747 3500 person or by •genl or attorney and kllchon Coll before noon, 717 1175. o den, Three bedroom*, oarage Small pertormoncei Why not have som* vord. Very convenient Immediate oi LONG BRANCH — Nice residential thing different in entertainment at present ony objection which you mcy $45,000 FULL TIME/YEAR Hri p.m. 7t1 JUS. ATT R ACT7VE~ OFF ICE "5eTACE~-^AV area, completely renovated. Imme- hove to gronling thli application OCEAN GROVE — Spocloui cubancy AtklrtQ M» proKlmately 600 sq. ft. Low rentals, your next offatr? Sing along ond fttrut Iwo/fhree-bodroom apartment UJS TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT diate occupancy Mint sell Colt for op- to thli lively music ptoyed In the trodi Cormela Mclnloil> will divide to tulle Heal ond air con- potntmenl. 170-US]. par month, Includes oil utilities Coll Approximately 111 fl. from Ne MIDDLETOVtfN - Four btdroomi, ditioning Included Call 177 144* tlon of the Philadelphia Mummeri! $15,000 PART TIME/YEAR 1711470 Vork/Nework but stop imnwdlati o< two bathv family room, oarage. Mid For more information, coll the dlrec FH>t IMP cupancy U75 per month I'.ii' dltiown South Immediate occupancy BATONTOWN"-SO0 saTrt , Rf IS Air LONCTBRANCH lor at 9M-S344 after 5 p.m. rof: ONE SEOROOM — Full ottlc, holt llv lecurMy, u1llltT«» not Inclu Aiklna Mtt Coll Jack McCowan far condHloned, prlvole bathroom, plenty I room, twobedroom. two-story IIM room, half kltcfian. oil utltltles paid 4411 appointment, CENTURY j , of •orklrn, li» per month Coll A. Ko home with full bowmen! Situated on TO: WHOM IT MAY CONCERN by landlord. 1175 par month One McOOWAN RYAN AGENCY, U7 rlcfcy Real Eitate, Rt U, Eolontown, UilV) ft. lot, For only (71,000 213 Instruction Please take notice that the under WALL TWP. - Luxury Garoflii apof signed has applied to the Board of Ad Ilienlll't security In OBvonce I] South WOO N J 543 2233 GIG Realtors, 531 WOO, Ml 026* A.C. DELCO-GM 7*h Avt>., Long Branch. N.J naissa * Full carpeting, tomt with tli listtroeni of the Township at Middle RUMSON rAIR HAVEN AREA MAI AW AN - Thrt* modern oflktv MTD~DLEif OWlT-Tfnd tor o~u7 town tor u vorlonce from the provl RIO BANK - IMn or* beojiorn. slom ot Article 7* Section II. 13 ond U furnished, torpeted. utllltlai. HIS. U7I Located on Rt. U Private entronce, Homes For Living" brochure, pks. i Swing li bt)l»vlng. 44f 2440 Call 747 S4U ""I per office month descriptions, prices on ovollable of the Ion ng Ordinance so as to per- toole ond sewlV7Sr_/ior! Line" MORMON MISSIONARItS Nrni which time you may appear either SENOTHATSPECIAL MESSAGE oparlmenl with cooking facilities. In »erton or by agent or attorney i_ 106 Furnished Rooms Mlddlefown-Belfordoreo, $130 o 132 Condominiums •resent any objection which you may BELVEDERE""MOTEL KBANSBURG month. 741 5916 iave to granting this application i IH '. >.ul> Kt^iMiT - Furnl»hed room*, by th.e week or Town Houses Doted Jonuory 33, 1971 RENTALS WANTED - Yearly or BREATHTA'klNG VIEW - Of ocean'. OSCAR f LAURIE I month Monoger, 717-HW. winter. Call 4316032 Monday through Attorney for Applicant* CLTFFWOOO - Privote entrance, Novreink River and Sandyfciook Boy , Friday. No tee. from this coiy one-bedroom con- Mr and Mrs A Nalowoyki arnpfe parking, low rent Hwy. 3S. In- dominium, loaded with e-tras. UO.vvO Classified Way quire Apt 10 Next to Cllftwood Farm WOMAN ARTIST — Seeks large untur Feb 4 17 2 nlshed room (or small aparlment) Call 177 OMl Worhet with private both, kitchenette. 147- F ATUNTOWNAREA — F urn lined 7794 room, kitchen privilege*. Reasonable 133 Income Property Colt between 6-1 p.m ,>»-1 •)•- RED BANK INCOME: PROPERTY - REAl ESTATE Two on* bedroom aporimenfs. lovely Make It Yourself KEANSBURG - Furntihed roomi'an'd' . FOP SALE area, ample parking, walking distant t lmentt to buses and shopping. HI.SOO Coll M9 owner after S p.m.. SJ1-6294. KEYPORT - Locflt, furnlihtd room. Prlvote entrance Parking on prem- RED BANK Im. Call 739-1507. 131 Houses For Sale Three fomlillly A BETTER VALUE IN RUMSON - Call 747-1411 toi ilntment i MIOOLETOWN - Wtil"furnlii.ed Would be difficult to find Center hall room In nice area, nni but and mil Colonial with a floor plan ro piecne H rood station. Call 6M Mil after 5. large family The kltLhen, the heart of 137 Lots And Acreage the home, adjoins the parents' den The Daily Register FAIR HAVEN — 50K.SS, some trees. RENT WEEKLY with flreploce, and there li a separate children's playroom Five bedrooms, 111,300 E.A ARMSTRONG AGENCY, OR MONTHLY basement. Screened porih Offered al Realtors, 555 Prospect AM. Little SM West Long Branch. Beautifully lur .139,500 Coll today. nlsrwd rooms, Includes maid wvlte. CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtor The richer the colors — individual controls of healing ond air "Independently Owned' 138 Mobile Homes londltlooing Private both, color TV •13 River Rd, ^^ Folr Haven the more beautiful the deep The Sunday Register Ptvone service Plenty ot parking, utn GARDEN PARK MOHit I HOMES - •Ties included. No tecurlly required Bethany Rd , Hailet Adult park. Walk borders. HOLIDAY INN A FANTASTIC BROCHURE ot homes lo shopping ond N Ybui J64-39H onch In Monmouth County' it's yours It you HOMETTE 1WJ - Close to shopping Saunter out on Spring write or call Betsy Ross Agency, 117 and tronspor lotion. Two bedrooms. days in this peasant-inspired Rt. 3S, Keyporl, N.J. 0773s. Phone Must be seen to be appreciated S47 1*4 3414. ttM^ jacket with border interest ANXIOUSdwNER" " FIREPLACE REMBRANT - IOKSS, furnished? Crochet in easy pattern LOVE-O-GRAM Four bedrooms, two baths. 16' dining *4.4t»or best otter room, 15' science kitchen, coiy den. 717-Ons after 5 pm. stitch of synthetic worsted. basement, two-cat garoge, 100' treed lot, park like setting. 130 s UitlrfRAlLER^Central heat, two'air Pattern 906: Misses Sizes W- Tuesday, February 14,1978 MHMF OM INC. 471-S45O conditioners, refrigerator and stove, recently carpeted, il 750 747 1411 12: 1416 int-1. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Center hall Colonial, brick ond frame, formal ON THE CLASSIFIED PAGES dining room, 17x11 country kitchen, 13? CemeteryLots den with fireplace, gomeroom Four FOUR GRAVES • *l.5O (or each pattern Add master size bedroorns, 3 i baths# Shorelond Memorial Deadline: Monday, February 13 at 12 noon screened porch. Brick wall polio View 717 »49 35c each pattern (or first- of boy and N.Y. skyline. Five minutes to Mor l no Many other enlrai class airmail and handling. 1111.000 LAWLEY AGENCY. Realtor. 140 Real Estate Wanted Send to: Laura Wheeler, HUM. GOOD HOUSES NEEDED YOU MAY WIN A BRAND NEW WO's One• family units from »'* to SO s In Needlecraft Dept., Red Four large bedrooms. II' master bed Northern Monmouth County, 30 day room suite, 14' guest bedroom, two service, we pay cash Bank Register, Box 161, Old ROMANTIC DINNER FOR TWO at baths, 13' dining room, science kitch- MELMED REALTY INC. 471-5AM Chelsea Sta., New York, NY en, utility room, patio with deck, go roge, brkk fireplace US' lot. LISTINGSOF BETTER HOMES'-'irT tOOll. Print Name, Address, MELMED REALTY, INC, 471-54» Keonvburg Mlddletown Hailei Holm del THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 717 Zip, Pattern Number. THE OLDE UNION HOUSE BUY OR SELL - Your home through QIC. ___^__ an affiliate of the largest real estate SELLING YOUR HOMF ? - We're In- SUPER VALUE - 1978 IN RED BANK company in the world—Century II Co terested In buying homes direct, Call Itnt Realtor, Mt 76U. Multiple list Mr. Cressy at WEBER REALTY, Me- NEEDLECRAFT catalog. 1 22S designs to choose from, 3 PRIZE GIVEN FOR THE "MOST ORIGINAL " LOVE-O-GRAM. We COLTS NECK - Quality hornet by Marver Construction On New 6 lot free Inside. All crafts, Knit, make it easy and Inexpensive for you to give someone you love cluster type tub-dlvlslon located on the RECREATIONAL corner of Cedar Drive and Bucksmlll Crochet 75c 906 an unforgettable thrill as they read your message to them in The U6 Price range U 13,000 lo I1M.0QQ, Avoiioble for Sept. occupancy. Coll Daily Register Love-O-Gram Section. Just fill out the coupon en- M.-tMe or W1-1J33. 152 Boats And • closed here and mail your message to us. The Love-O-Gram DRASTIC REDUCTION ISO's Four king slie bedrooms, 17' master Accessories Printed Pattern Cape Covers Al! Section will appear on Tuesday, February 14, 1978. Remember bedroom, 16' guest bedroom. 71' living ALL MARINE ELECTRONICS - We room, II' dining room, ?0 science save you more. Shop around, then call you may win that delicious Dinner for Two at The Olde Union kitchen with breakfast nook, 14' den, Booting Electronics Hot Line for free TV room, 3Vj tiled baths, full recrea- price quote. tion basement, brick fireplace, goroge, UMW House. Wouldn't that make a great Valentine gift! 143' lot. Can't last MELMED REALTY, INC. 471-SeSO CLASS D ICEBOAT PARTS — Runner Now, when you plank. Marconi tall. molt, two t«ti runnert. tiller and iteerlng yoke. All place a REGISTER or port After 6:30 p.m., MI 6S75 $ Wrap into the cape that Classified Ad for 3 FLAGSHIP MARINE coven the seasons as well or more "days, as you with romantic dash. 3 LINES 1 DAY - 3.00 BUDGET iMINDED? NEW JERSEY'S $29,900 COMPLETE MARINE CENTER So wen designed, it leaves Spacious three bedroom ranch with Power Boots you 9*1 an txtro full slie dining room, and eat-In kltch your hands free for holding Sailboats SEAL IT WITH A ^ KISS - 50' extra! en. things. Send! dayHHEt Johnson AAA rated $28,500 Service Center Printed Pattern 9474 •1.00 each additional line Here's on "oi Ilier^l Four bedrooms, MGoTO Oassifitd IV) baths, 14' dining room ond eat In Discount Ships Store Misses Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14. 16. kitchen. Call us today 18. Site It (butt J4) takes Ads tost as fitttt as ATLANTIC tfioHLANOS 555 Prospect Avt. Little Sliver LVMAN _ MAK.0. Morqull. Sabre, 3% yards 60-Inch fabric 414 p«r KM, par Duranovtlc. Boston Whaler. Johnson. OMC. EZ Loader, suppltes day, based on 3 741-4500 Bry's Marine. Neptune. 775 7364 MAIL TO LOVE DEPT. IhNt, 10 days ELLEN S. HAZELTON. REALTOR SMALL ICE BOAT - Person u Send $1.50 for each pat «* R«H EHol. E>chong< lbs.. J1S0. Encellenl ihovt TTf Urn. Add 35c for each pat The Dally Register iitsartion. M3 3700 SMALL ICE BOAT - Person up lo IM lbs. «1SO. Excellent shape tern for first-class airmail, FAIR HAVEN - Nlct 75 veor old HIM One Register Plaza Elghl rooms, two batnt. llrtplact, handling. Send to: Marian Fast Rasults, Low nawly rtdon*. ntor Wioof. Scfwoli and le' WOOD BOAT - And trailer Needs Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 rlvtr. %t»M0. Owner, tvtnrngt. 741 work. « HP. Johnson, eicellenl USD Martin, Pattern Dept. 420 7IM SM-I7OI. Cast —Now an The Red Bank Register, 232 FAIR HAVEN - Novnlr* rlvtrfronl. 1173 APPLEBY T- Flberglai II'. 7.5 txtra Day. NMM Brick Conttmporory on high terrain h.p. Mercury engine, both u«ed twice, Westl8th St., New York iloplng to a wndy beoch Oniom Ot- pfis trailer. $75? Call M4-MM or m ttgneo tor gracloui living ond eott of NY 10011. Print NAME, AD- 542-1700. malntinona on unoll lot ThrM bn>- roomi. 7V, botln, coitMrol celllngi. JO> SPINNAKER - Ulmer mode, nev DRESS, ZIP, SIZE and m Iwo flrapJacti. Rlvtrilat Thtf mopon* ToM free ^fWtowen erused.sso. STYLE NUMBER. COST wolll In mosttr p*droom, living, din- M4W ing ond fomlly roorni. llsl.sm. Prlncl- AIM - 5664100 pdi onlv plMH. ia\«a. LOOK RICH, YOUNG \ I IM Recreational ToUfra. FIREPLACE CENTRAL AIR SMART on a budget! Sew Cvitom croftffj, Iwo ytort young. Vehicles new soft dresses, tops MWbtown Am - Four torg> Mdroomt, II. ma>hK tad- $^00 room, m luxury bothi. 14- dining CALL HOT LINE sktais, pants - all in NEW room, sctanc* tat-tn kHcbtn, H' living 47MID I7I-9IN room, brick flrcploct In 21' tomlly lor Alrstream Trooes. Alrttream by room, utility room, full recreation AngHI Inc.. Rh. HIM. Colllngswood SPRING-SUMMER PAT anumwTl Iwfrfnr OBnBi. Marty Vi Circle. Ftsrmlngdotl TERN CATALOG. Free pat REGISTER LTV^Sic Vl-SUt tern coupon. Scad 75c. HISTORIC SHREWSSURT - Center- Ml CaHnW, Mate, porch, foyer. «M. UKMe, SewMf BaeMt .....$1M OASSIFIED loo room. dm. living room wm larfjt 9474 OfTck nrepkxx. All Cm blind oJl- iMtaat fmm •«*• .41 -Of SEAL IT WITH A KISS - '3.50 Dally « Sunday mrnree full bolt.oorm. Tnnt-fMr IMUOI Crack* BMk... Jl .•• Md Md h t «t Lett And Found \ SOB 8-18 Itower BMk ....41 J» 16 TheNyfegfcto SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 197ft - 244 TinUn Foils 244 Tinton Falls . ...J Borough of Tinlon man) with Mia firm as more par MM in Nat County of Monmoutri In me tlcularly enumerated tn thai Woman is sentenced >*«*? el Hew Jersey recognues Ihe MM tor professional planning ter- auihoriie* ayo ding its development poi Borough of Tinlon Falls lo enter into on Agreement with QUEALE WHEREAS planning ion,no ona 1 LYNCH. INC tor professional HMMwiltv Mwiosmant advlct H for forging checks paniplannini gg sser v a e ppar « part of the community i hcwlorly enumerated In tthh e l program to guide dtvti hcwlorAgreemenl t with QUEALE 4 LYNCH, INC. FREEHOLD - Superior charges that were dropped as WHEREAS tm toroug* council oct- S. thi urvicjt riiomed are of a Court Judge John P Arnone part of the plea agreemenTr lAQ MM thl ftcommendglion of the Professional Service nature as Hw»*H board f*«ii proftnlonal plan oestritied In the Local Public M«wwrvlctntv«*»»»niiol; dnd has sentenced an Asbury the saleschecks were alle- WHEREAS tfct Local Public Con professional services ot a recog Park woman to a state re- gedly forged with the use of *octi Law (N.j S A 40A 111 tl t«o ) nued. licensed profession reou fMulrtt that thi rtiaiulion lutf-or loled by low and ore services ol o formatory for an in- credit cards previously stolen UM9 tht CMWI) ol controcU tor Pro nature where il Is not possible to itttlonol Scrvlcti without com obtain competitive bids determinate term in con- from a Neplune City man and PMitlvt McMIng mint bt publlcally od e 0 copy ol this resolution man be nection with a series of forg- used to obtain goods from the published in The Doily Register NOW, THEREFORE. IE IT RE as required by low within ten 1101 eries she committed in Eaton- stores SOLVED mot the lorauah Council ot days of Its passage town and Shrewsbury. >h« Soroush of Tlnton Foils in the JEROME S REED Barbara Lennon. 39, of Ave- County of Monmouth In tht State ol ( Borougn Clerk NtW J*rMV Priscilla Smith. 22, of Lang- I rttalm the professional planning Fob t «»___ MMI nel Blvd . Long Branch, was Mrvicet Ol QUEALE 1 LYNCH. MOTICI ford Dt., Asbury Park, had IMC-. M N. Pennsylvania Avenue, OUR LANDFILL LOCATED ON sentenced to the county jail P.O. ton S». UOffiivllle. Penn HOPE ROAD WILL BE CLOSED pleaded guilty to issuing a for 364 days. She had pleaded ivlvonlo 1*0*7 and P 0 Boi 1374 TEMPORARILTPEBRUARV6 Trenton, New Jersey OU07 THRU FEBRUARY 11 USE COUNTY forged $125 check to Brad- guilty to fraudulently obtain- 2. hm tufilclenf funds appropriated LANDFILL ON ASBuRV AVENUE dock's. Monmouth Mall, Ea- for payment for said services FOR PERSONAL DISPOSAL REGU ing $11,306 in welfare benefits 3. autnoriiet campematlon to LAR COLLECTION UNAFFECTED tontown. last March 30, and to QUEALE 4 LYNCH. INC.. In oc JEROME S REED between October 1972 and corOoncc with the payment tthed Busmen Admimslrotor forging a $56.97 check and a tMt and conditions of tht Agree Feb ). 6 I, ;) June 1975 by failing to report $139 18 check on March 28 in lo the county Welfare Board Shrewsbury All three checks that her husband was living were drawn on the account of with her and both of them OASSKD ADVERTISING RATES Peter and Jane West. Richard were employed. TOU mi ROM MATAWAN AIEA 564 1100 Lane. West Long Branch Charges that the Shrewsbury Esequiel Soliz. 21, of Wood- TOU RB ROM MBMflOWN AKA 671 V300 checks were issued to Annie land Ave , Keansburg, was Non Commercial Ratei $4 minimum charge Sez and to the Wizard of Oz, given a 364-day term in the Per Line 1 Day 73' both Route 35, Shrewsbury, county jail, of which six 2 Days (Consecutive) 67' and used lo fraudulently ob- months was suspended, and 3 Days (Consecutive) ..: ' 6V tain merchandise were placed on probation for two EXHIBIT OPENING -Three Of the artists who tontown, left, Mrs. Lete Thorns of Long Branch 4 Days (Consecutive) 55' dropped as part of the plea years following his release. are showing their work ot the Eastern Branch of and Jesse Griffin of Eatontown. They are dis- 5 Days (Consecutive) 51' cussing one of Mr. Griffin's large, direct portraits. 6 Days (Consecutive) 47' agreement. He had pleaded guilty to par- the Monmouth County Library, Shrewsbury, 7 Days (Consecutive) 45' ticipating in a break-in and through March I are Mrs. Sarah E. McGee of Ea- The exhibit Is sponsored by "Artistry in Black." 8 Days (Consecutive) 431 Smith also pleaded guilty to larceny at the Shoal Harbor 10 Days (Consecutive) , 41' possession of a straight razor Museum, Port Monmouth and to escaping from the cus- Road. Port Monmouth. last Commercial Rates - W minimum charge tody of Charles Barcume, an Per Line Julie 23. 1Day : '.....: 82' Eatontown policeman, on 2 Days (Consecutive) ..: : 76' Nov. 2,1976 in Eatontown Among the Items allegedly 3 Days (Consecutive) 70- She also admitted that on stolen were antique plated sil- 4 Days (Consecutive) ,.,..64' Ihe same date she forged a ver that was the property of 5 Days (Consecutive) .• 58' $26 salescheck at Brooks, a 6 Days (Consecutive) ' •....54' Yvonne Morel, an antique 7 Days (Consecutive) 51" $36,59 salescheck at Tricla harpoon belonging to Urban 8 Oays (Consecutive) ••...... 48' Jewelry Boutique, and a Hancock,and a burglar 10 Days (Consecutive) 45'' $49.99 salescheck at G and G alarm, ceramic figurines and Shops, all Monmouth Mall, FAMILY PLAN RATE key chains (hat belonged to i According to the museum. 3 Linn — 5 Days — S3 00 it 00 each line Available to irt- drvOuals placing ads under "Merchandise For Sale" lor Illlllllllllllll Ill Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIII Dems not exceeding $100 each Itemtf must be priced Non- commercial ads owy • , Contract Htlts on Rtquttl County Births MX REPLY HUVKI FRONT PAGl READERS llllliiHiiiiinmiiiiii mum iiiiiiiiimmiiii mi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Minimum Oa»T I; OS Pet CMIUw Bate RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL PICK-UP $1.50 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Men- oorBma I sssee. Haihwum M erne. Red Bank win (nee Joan Mallon), 199 M reostare ettoad M M at ookaeai. MAIL $3 50 •UHOAY Mr. and Mrs. John Apple- Hudson Ave., East Keans- eor each boa number assigned IT se Par Cawnt Una. BaM Face gate (nee Christina Whelan), burg, son, Feb. 2. 13 Raynor Ave., East Keans- Mr. and Mrs. Laurence burg, daughter, Feb. I Lowensteln (nee Laurie CANCELLATION NUMBER Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oestrelcher). 7 Oak St., Lin- Notice & Credit lor cancellation Is given only on issuance ot McCabe (nee Virginia Bres- croft, son, Feb. 2. special ki number to advertiser when cancelation ol ad is tin), 37 Lindy Lane, Lincroft, requested Advertiser must retain number lor lulure reler- daughter, Feb. 1. MONMOUTH MEDICAL ence Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lug Branch No cancetations win be taken after 4 p m Friday until 8 am Campanella (nee Linda Pet- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Monday rucelli), 13 Holly St., Rumson, Sheen, 18 Robin Road, Rum- Please check your ad the day it appears The Daily Register son, Feb. 1 son, daughter, Jan, 31, cannot be responsible lor errors alter the tirst day Call 542- Mr. and and Mrs. George 1700 to make corrections Mr. and Mrs. George Cln- quegrana, (nee Barbara Bo- Navas (nee Linda Drahein), DEADLINES land), 228 Sunset Road, Lake- 146 Third St., Howell Town- AM — Set sokd style ads — 4 p m day belore publication wood, son, Feb, 1. ship, daughter, Jan. 31. — Friday 4 pm tor Sunday publication Classilied Display Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ha- • etuier iton •*••• — 4pm tyro days prior to publication — Thursday 4pm Dr. and Mrs. Donald Gill ber (nee Marilyn Serouya), TALENT CHAMP - Toby Chaltln, right, 16-year- Accompanying her on piano Is Cindy Springsteen, lor Sunday pubkcalion Prool ads. three days prior to publi- (nee Arlene Doros), Dana old signer from Lakewood, performs the song cation Real Esjate Today — Wednosday lor Friday & Sun- 103 Sherman Ave., Deal, son, also of Lakewood. Marc Flneman, promotion di- day publication Lane, Colls Neck, daughter, which captured her first place in Saturday's talent rector for the moll, looks on. Feb. 1. Feb.]. CONNECTIONS — 4 p m Monday through Thursday lor Mr. and Mrs. George Rep- contest at Seaview Square. Mall, Ocean Township. next day; I p.m. Friday lor Sunday & Monday Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly (nee Marlene Knapp), 6 Ver- Ich (nee Holll Iglay), 102 WEEKEND CALLS mont Drive, Hazlet, daughter, Park Road, Monmouth Beach, AMWCMNQ KRVICE — After 5 pm Friday until 8 00 Feb 1. daughter, Fab. 1. am Monday, all cats are taken by our answering service Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Gl- Mr. and Mrs. William Llnd- Al ads. corrections and cancellations taken will be pro- bloom (nee Colleen Dingle), cessed Monday lor Tuesday's paper badlo (nee Susan Marlar), 4 Al ads ire restricted to then proper classification and to the Wyckwood Road, Mlddletown, 376 West End Ave., Long regular Daily Regsier style ol type We reserve the right to daughter, Feb. 1. Branch, daughter, Feb. 1. eon or reject any classified advertising copy. Mr. and Mrs. John Abels Mr. and Mrs. Jose Cara- All ads. once called in and processed, il cancelled will be beallo (nee Esther Pellot), charged a minimum charge ol $4 00 (nee Joyce Smith), 1518 Gar- den Drive, Ocean, son, Feb. 1. 172 Gartield Court, Long Branch, son, Feb. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Stoll Edward DEATH NOTICES Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tre- (nee Patricia Dwlght), 120 Death Notices, Cards ol Thanks, In Memoriams and Anniver- harne (nee Joyce Schultz), sary Masses (Run on the Obituary Page) 95- per line. Center Ave., Atlantic High- 1627 Bailey Road, Wall Town- lands, daughter, Feb. 2. ship, son, Feb. 2. , Mr. and Mrs. Donald Had- cllsse (nee Denlse Derde- Mr. and Mrs. John Daly rian), 23 Apple St., Tinton (nee Regina Murphy), 5 Cas- 2 Autos For Sale 101 Apartments telle Court, Manalapan, 3 Trucks For Sale FaUs, daughter, Feb. 2. 102 Houses For Rent daughter, Feb. 2. 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentals To Share Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Savio 5 Auto Service Parti 104 Winter Rentals (nee Barbara Bance), 403 Mr. and Mrs. James Ervin 6 Auto Rent Lease 105 Summer Rentals of 55 South Wall St., Neptune, 7 Auto Insurance 106 Fur rushed Rooms Harbor Road, Morganville, 8 Auto Finance 107 Nursing Homes daughter, Feb. 2. twin sons, Jan. 19. 9 Construction Equipment 106 Commercial Rentals Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zank Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grune- 10 Wanted Automotive 109BuMngs/Qarages (nee Frances Horn), 293 wald of 520 5th St, Lakewood, 110 Wanted To Rent Sandy Hook Ave., Belford, a son, Feb. 2. daughter, Feb. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Hung Poon Mr. and Mrs. John Sta- (nee Chi Leung) of 77 Plea- sanski (nee Barbara Miller), sure Bay, Long Branch, a 131 Houses For Sale 4» Center Ave., Atlantic High- daughter, Feb. 3. 132 Condominiums lands, son, Feb. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hom- TownHouees ier (nee Barbara Pessin) of 9 133 Income Property 244 Tinton Follt Ridge Road, West Long 134 Farm Property The Tlnfon Poll! BooVd ol Htallh 135 Commercial Property will mttl on tht following doles In Branch, a son, Feb. 3. 51 He* Wanted 1971. April II, July il and Ocl 17. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kuskin 52 Babysitting/eh*) Care 136 Industrial Property Pltmc not* lite new lime tor mettlngi 137 Lots and Acreage The Board ol Health will now meet ol 53 Domestic Het) of 24 Spring House Road, 138 Mobile Homes 7:»P.M 54 Situations Wanted Female Wayside, a son, Feb. 3. 139 Cemetery Lots France! M, Someri 55 Situation* Wanled Male Secretary Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ciccone NEW GYMNASIUM OPENS - William Brod, El- the Ranney School, Tinton Falls, during a party In 140 Real Estate Wanled FBI H3I 56 Situation. Wanted (nee Carol Crawford) of 302 beron, Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Ranney, and Tin- honor of the event. Mr. Ranney, the private Male/Female 248 Monmouth County Helen Terrace, Neptune, a ton Falls Mayor Gabriel Spector discuss yes- school's principal, announced that the $1.2 million 57 Day Care/Nursery School building will be named In honor of Mr. Brod. HOTICt TO SIDDSKS son, Feb. 3. terday's opening of a new gymnasium building at bids will be received Dy the Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Ahmed Meg- County Board ot Recreation Commit 152 Boats and Accessories »loneri ol Ihe Monmouth County Pork jov (nee Fagma Hasan) of 312 153 Camping Equipment Syltem ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES, A Maxin Road, Howell, son 154 FtacreatiorUwehiclK Thompion Pork. Newman Sprlngi Rd . Lincroft. New Jeriey, until 10:00 a.m , Feb. 3. prevailing lime on Friday. February Congress gets poor rating 62 Mortgages 17, 1»7I and Ihtn publiclyt or.opene- d and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beta- 63 Money To Loan readolood tor Ihe following: 1. TURF SUPPLIES rah (nee Shirley Lupinaccio). 64 Money Wanled I. GOLF COURSE SUPPLIES By LOUIS HARRIS tives and the 42-38 percent Congress, and individual con- where Individual representa- 3. FURNISHINGS ANO DftAP- Walnut Street, Neptune, Congress as a whole receiv- negative rating they give the gressmen and senators dis- daughter on Feb. 3. tives receive a 49-35 percent Bld Documents, Including Instruc es a poor 63-28 percent nega- senior senator from their agree with him, the result tlons 10 Bidders, Proposal Forms, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jack- negative rating. In the South, 209 Legal Services complete Plans and Specifications tive rating from Americans state are hot very different could well be a standoff as 210 Loat and Found may bt oalalned by quollfled biddt'i son (nee Loratn Healy), 985 congressmen are given a 43-38 ot the ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES according to the iltest Harris from the 4M7 percent nega- fir as public opinion is con- 211 Special Notices of the MONMOUTH COUNTY PARK Yellow Bank Road, Toms percent negative rating, and 212 Travel Transportation SVSTEM. located al Thompson Pork. Survey of 1,259 adults nation- tive marks the public accords cerned. 71 Merchandm For Sale Newman Springs Rd., Llncrolt, New River, daughter on Feb. 3. in the West, they receive a 44- 72 Garage/Yard SUM 213 Instruction Jersey, between Ihe hours of 9:00 am wide. But when people are President Carter. The overall 63-28 percent 40 percent negative score. and4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Wil- 73 Machinery For Sale 214 Al Occasion asked to rate their own con- The implication of these All bids must be submitted on Ihe liams (nee Emma Grice), 225 negative rating for Congress The exception is the Midwest, 74 Rental Service •landord propowl (arms In Ihe manner gressmen, they are less sev- generally unfavorable read- 75 Farm Equipment dnignattd and required by the ipcclfi Ludlow St., Long Branch, son as a whole is somewhat bet- where individual congress- catTons. ond mutt be encloitd In ere, giving them a 43-39 per- ings is that in any contest of 76 Auction Sales wattd tnvf lopft bearing the name ond on Feb. 4. ter than last year's record men receive a positive ratine 77 Pels and Lrveslock addreu of tht bidder ond the title of cent negative rating. The pre- will between the White House low of 70-22 percent negative. tht bid on tht outside, ond oddrtntd Mr. and Mrs. Gary Curatola of 46-36 percent. 78 Aircraft to the Monmouth County Board of Rec vailing wisdom then is that and Congress, neither can be There was a time back in 1964 79 Swap or Exchange rtatlofi Comrnliilontrt. p.o Box 336, (nee Marcia Keller), 23 Little Llixroft. N.J. 077M Bids mult IM dt- Congress is worse than the said to have an inbuilt advan- aOBfcyctM/MMHkM Silver Point, Little Silver, son and 1965 when Congress as a In the big cities, members sum of its parts. tage over the other. This is a 61 Sports Equipment hour mentioned above on Feb. 4. whole received highly positive of Congress come up with a 62 AMfflfflkiQ Footo "During the performance ot thli This phenomenon has not departure from the usual as- contract, oil contractors ore required ratings. That period saw a 46*1 percent negative rating, 83C8e,Bec*onics to comply with tht requirement* ol JERSEY SHORE changed much qver the past sumption that the President honeymoon between Presi- and in the suburbs, the rating 64 Matchindiw Wanted I».L. ltTSe, 177," few years. One reason is that The Monmouth County Board ot will almost always^ave an dent Lyndon Johnson and a is 43-36 percent negative. But Recreation Commissioners reserves familiarity at the congression- the right to waive any Informalities In. Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzsim- upper hand over Congress in Democratic Congress, which in small towns, individual or to relecl any or oil bids, ond to mons (nee Rita Desmond), 80 al level does not breed con- award contracts In whole or In part It taking his case to the people passed a spate of Johnson-re- congressmen receive 41-3* deemed In the best Interest ol Ihe Wynnewood Court, Freehold, tempt. Another is that many The Daily Register Boord to do so. simply because he is one well- quested domestic legislation. percent positive marks, and No bidder may withdraw his bid son, Jan. 31. incumbent congressmen insist known individual with high Since then, with the exception wlttiln thirty (JO) days following Ihe in rural areas, 47m percent dale ol bid opening Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trojan they are the exception to the and visible access to the of 1968, when the overall rat- The Sunday Register The Monmouln County Board of positive marks. Recreation Commissioners shall re- (nee Gill H. Crammer), 30 rule when they are running media, while Congress Is i ing was a 46-46 percent stand- serve the right to hold bids far sixty for re-election. (40) days prior to award ol contracts Union Ave., Freehold, son, collection of 535 individuals oft, Congress has always been By order of The Boord ot Recreation Jan. 31. who rarely speak with one Democrats rate their In- Commissioners of the County or Mon These litest findings about rated negatively by the pub- 542-1700 mouth. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sera- Congress have a special sig- voice. lic. cumbent representatives 43-41 VICTOR E OROSSINOER percent negative, Republi- ClaMdM Action Unt Clatrmon fin (nee Leslie DuBols), R.D.I nificance. The 41-39 percent Now there are reasons to Jomes J. Truncer On a regional basis, the cans 4S-41 percent positive, Box 140, Freehold, daughter, negative rating that people 24 Hour 8«rvlc« Secretory-Director believe that if Mr. Carter se- public is most critical of its waependents are negative by Fee.t II. Jl Jan. 31. give their own representa- riously goes to the mat with own congressmen in the East. «W8 percent. Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY FEBRUARY 6. 1976 The DfeHly Register 17 Crossword puzzle

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Don't ex- er's generosity to share his tic and sociable, and might reach half the day's goals. pecte something for noth- recent benefits. • Sheiiwold's bridge advice Doonesbury By Alfred Sheinwold could lead a fourth club, thus South dealer assuring West a trick with the Easi-West vulnerable HARM, -n&£S BEEN A SU6HTBADDumn/mnmu ceuw You can spare yourself wear aw mm. -mis imscorn DOM IN vt-FEsmmesiotm MY COME WU! jack of spades. Partner opens with o'he TUB BUSES 8UI&IH61HeSHAH$ Hi• and tear If you lei the op- NORTH AsuE/wnmiAm/m/AL s adc and the ncxl |a er Coins TO NX, SO OUTOFFAHISESS, F*«JIPR TIMP P ' P I OF PFO-SHAH fORCES HERt AT ponenls do your work for you • 73 PUWBSHAVEHEWUPTHEBMQW LAMER TIME | . 4) j g 5 <$) OF sum TW NEW WKK HILTON HOWL. Try looking al the hand passes You ho d K 774 VAumcoiNm-PBuiMsmwRi through their eyes. A few experts gave them- QJ96 0 82*97 2. What do 0 A 109 7 4 u sa THE TO TA& IP TWIR POSITIONS! selves an easier lime by con- y° y' When lodaJ^S iraniKwas *KJ85 5 _ sidering how ihe hand looked ANSWER: Bid two spades, played in a tournament. nw> to a defender. The hand is not quile strong WEST EAST c spades was a popular contract The easy plan is to lake the enough for a response of two • J 8 5 • At Mosi declarers gave themselves first heart and lead a heart hearts. Raise partner's major V K Q J 9 6 C 108 5 3 a hard time and managed lo right back. This makes it seem suit rather than bid 1 NT be- 0 82 OJ6.3 win only eight tricks. Ihal declarer intends to ruff a cause you have fairjy good • 972 * A Q 10 4 The square play was to win heart in dummy. trump support and a short side, SOUTH ihe first heari ajid lead a club When this was done. East suit, • K Q 10 9 6 2 in the hope of winning with the overtook the second trick with 7A2 king or jack. Easl won Ihe first the len of hearts lo lead the (* POCKET GUIDE TO OKQ5 club and led a heart lo West, ace and another trump. This BRIDGE written by Alfred • 63 Hagar gelling another club through solved declarer's Irump prob- Sheinwold is available. Get dummy. lem and allowed him lo draw .vour C0Py °y sending $1.25 to South West North East tne Easl usually led a third club, the last trump and run the R«f Bank Register, P.O. 1 • Pass 1 NT Pass forcing South to ruff. When diamonds. Result: 11 tricks Box 1000. Los Angeles, Calif. 2 • All Pass East look ihe ace of spades he instead of only eight. 90053.) Opening Jead - \> K It ClIII MM '«». StmMiM to / HERE'S THE WORLD OUT TO THE WILP FAMOUS BEAGLE SCOUT] COUNTRV WHERE MAN I LEAPING HIS TROOP HAS NEVER TROP! VONAHIKE

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