Moms Honored Despite Rains, Gas Lack
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Nobody's talking Mr and Mrs Abe Lilten- mothers on the maternity knocking out some outside ac- had fallen on the county, ac- to range from 70 to 75 degrees ship were closed to traffic lays were reported. to me today," he said. berg. owners of the bakery on ward, and then to women pa- tivities, and despite some cording to Paul Croft, a local today, with a partial clearing from mid-afternoon until 7:30 The Coast Guard at Sandy Mayor Cecile Norton of Sea Third Ave . Long Branch, de- tients throughout the medical problems of finding enough weather observer, bringing of the humid weather by late p in last night due to flooding Hook observed only one or two Bright, an area that tends to cided to donate the flowers to center gas to drive any distance, it the total number bf inches of morning. Portions of Route 36 in Mon- boats out on the ocean, and flooding in rainstorms, re- the hospital late yesterday af- was still a succeesful week- "We usually offer orchids rain to fall on the county this The county remained at the mouth Beach were blocked off reported no accidents ported all roads in the area ternoon, after it became ap- with our cakes, but the weath- end, particularly for mothers month to 1.4 inches. On Satur- tip of a heavy thunderstorm for approximately a half hour After surveying the beach were open yesterday, although parent that bad weather pre as their day yesterday saw day, a quarter of an inch of er being what it was. not many that covered southern New yesterday afternoon area. Mayor Thomas Kinlin of there was minor flooding. vented regular Mother's Day people showed up in the bak- area restaurants very rain fell. Jersey from Asbury Park to Roads in Monmouth Beach. Keansburg. said last night that At Monmouth Medical Cen- customers from coming out crowded. ery yesterday, so we called the The sun appeared shortly Cape May throughout the day, Sea Bright and Keansburg. he could detect only minor ter. LOng Branch, women pa- hospital." Mr Littenberg said And, as you might expect, after noon, creating a high The bakery normally gives Mr. Croft said Visibility while areas with minor flooding, re- flooding. Mr. Kinlin said he tients were treated to a sur- out free orchids with the last night. He recalled that the with the weekend over, clear- temperature of 74 degrees, driving was low Winds were mained open had not received complaints prise, when the owners of Gut- bakery had distributed ing weatherarrive today with while the low of 60 degrees purchase of a cake to cus- light and variable And traffic along the from residents. tenplan Bakery distributed tomers on Mother's Day brochures advertising a choice of free cakes among patients at the hospital once before However, that occasion iwas not in honor of a holiday. he added " Members of the hospital A matter staff frequently purchase baked goods at the store, Mrs Jane Hollander, a spokes- of inches person for the hospital said The hospital did not for- mally prepare a Mother's Day Well over a hundred program for patients, she said. showed up yesterday morn- The staff of Monmouth ing, rain or no rain, for the Museum, at Brookdale Col- 190,080 inch race in Long lege, deliberately planned a Branch That's three miles festival honoring the "In- in case you're having any ternational Year of the Child," trouble with your division. for Mother's Day. The starting and finishing The festival, which took line was at Seven Presidents place 11 to 3 p.m. yesterday Oceanfront Park. The race afternoon, featured several was sponsored by the. Mon- dance troupes, a performance mouth County Park system by the New Jersey State Chil- and was won by Mike dren s Orchestra, a cartoonist, Ueraltowski of Sayreville in and a presentation by nurses 14 43 from Riverview Hospital. Red Bank The museum was Sayreville'i Mike Geraltowtki ua$ the winner Conleitantt inch their feet acrou the itarting line. (Photoi by Carl Forino) packed." Mrs Kathenne Wheaton. of Holmdel. who is active in the Junior Museum, said last night "The kids loved it They especially liked an exhibit presented by the Riverview Hospital nurses, Vance warns Senate not to shake up SALT progress which explained through talk- ing garbage cans, the proper WASHINGTON -(AP) - wrapped up lengthy nego- said. It is interrelated and the Senate s minority not be able to determine ade- Baker, who says he has not ing Senate debate. Sam Nunn. and improper foods to eat for The Senate runs the "grave tiations with the Soviets on a intertwined, and various parts leader and a candidate for the quately whether the Soviets made a final decision on predicted the administration good health risk " of killing the new new arms pact, argued the ad- of it bear upon other parts 1980 Republican presidential were cheating on terms ol the whether to support the pact, would have an "uphill fight That was how my family strategic armi limitation trea- ministration's case for treaty Therefore, to amend any part nomination, said Sunday he treaty because of the recent suggested that the Senate in winning approval but said celebrated Mother's Day." ty with the Soviet Union if it ratification Sunday on NBC's runs a grave risk of killing the thought it was very unlike- loss of intelligence monitoring might ask Carter to take the ratification was possible she noted We went to a tries to amend it, Secretary of Meet the Press" He was treaty completely." ly the Senate would approve stations in Iran treaty back to the Soviets to The Georgia Democrat, in friend's house for dinner after- State Cyrus R. Vance says joined by Defense Secretary He added that he could the treaty as is. renegotiate parts of it. The an interview on CBS' Face wards, but basically I think, President Carter and Sovi- Tennessee lawmaker made his And he warns that if the Harold Brown. think ol no real substantive Two-thirds of the Senate et President Leonid 1 the Nation, also said there every day is mother's day — Senate fails to ratify the pact, This treaty is a very change in terms of an amend- must ratify any treaty for it to Brezhnev are scheduled to remarks on ABC's Issues was "validity to the argument its always up and down it could cause "some unravel- carefully drafted document, ment that wouldn't jeopardize go into effect sign the treaty at a summit and Answers. " . of the administration, when By late Saturday afternoon ing in the NATO alliance.'' drafted over a period of thr existence ol the treaty Opponents of the pact meeting next month in Vienna. Another senator expected they say that significant flower shops in the area re- Vance, who last week almost seven years." Vance However, Sen Howard argue the United States would Austria. to be influential in the upcom- amendments could, in effect, ported difficulty placing de- be tantamout to defeating the livery orders Hospitals yes- treaty terday noted an increase in the "But if I decide I cannot number of regular Sunday vis- support the treaty as it now itors, especially the number of Cruelty...a pet dog is axed to death stands, yes. I will support child visitors However, many amendments, and I will have residents in the county were prevented from travelling By WENDY DILLER against people, said Joseph Blood was splattered on that an unknown person en- Weidlich said yesterday He stein acknowledged yesterday, to let the chips fall where it great distances due to heavy FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Goldstein, the investigator Tag's doghouse and in his wa- ured the property from was an outdoor dog. 1 wish I but declined to reveal details may. as far as the Russian winds and rain Instead, they — A pet dog that was axed to The dog. Tag.' a brown ter pan He was lying up Stonehlll Hoad. sometime be- knew who did it " He speculated that the attack interpretation of that." said visited locally, dined at home, death here Saturday night - and black mutt which re- against the doghouse, and had tween 1130 p.m. Saturday She said that her daughter, could have been done by Nunn. who chairs the Senate or dined out the last night of "Be-Kind-to- sembled a German shepherd, wrapped his chain around a night and 9 am the next her son and their grand- someone with a vicious subcommittee on military Animals-Week" — may have was found dead at 9 p.m yes- pole in an apparent attempt to morning, through a neighbor- mother, who were all home temper, with a malicious in- manpower.