Super Bowl keeps fans Super Steelers glued to their TV sets superb again By WARREN RICHEY For the others — the majority who In caw ydu mined It, the 1M1 film know what a punt it and know that Terry PASADENA, Calif (AP) - Terry Bradahaw set two classic "Phantom of the Opera" was on Bnadshaw is a quarterback, Super Bowl Super Bowl passing records and threw long touchdown television last night. XIV provided an evening of exciting tele- passes to Lynn Swann and John SUllworth as the Pit- Most television sets In Monmouth vision viewing. tsburgh Steelers overcame upset-minded Los Angeles County, however, were tuned elsewhere — Pat Orefice, M, of Ocean and Danny with a come-from-behind 31-19 victory yesterday in the to the black and gold of the Pittsburgh Williams, It, of Middletown, were among National Football League championship game. Steelers and the gold and blue of the Los a group of fans who staked out a line of bar It was an unprecedented fourth Super Bowl crown for Angeles Rams. stools at Sal's Tavern, Red Bank, for four the Steelers, who beat Dallas 35-11 in the title game last hours to get good seats for the contest. year. Super 'Howl picture*, "It's exciting,!' Orefice declared at The Rams, Jl-point underdogs, intercepted three halftime. "Everyone's watching and eve- Bradshaw passes and led 19-17 going into the final period. storiei on page 11 ryone's paying attention. This one's worth But Bradshaw, who earlier threw a 47-yard scoring watching. pass to Swann, teamed with Stallworth on a 73 yard After two weeks of media hype, the "I'm rooting for Pittsburgh," he touchdown toss early in the fourth quarter to put the time finally arrived at ( last night for added, "but Pittsburgh can't win by more Steelers ahead to stay. football fans to park themselves for three than 11 points because I'm betting on the An interception by Pittsburgh middle linebacker Jack hours in the vicinity of a television set to Rams." Lambert then set up an insurance touchdown, a one-yard witness Super Bowl XIV. The betting line" had the defending run by Franco Harris, his second score of the game. For those who did watch "Phantom of champion Steelers favored by 11 points. Bradshaw, who was voted the game's most valuable the Opera" or "Lawrence Welk," Pit- As a result, it wasn't enough for Pit- tsburgh beat Los Angeles 31,19 in the player for the second consecutive year, has now thrown tsburgh backers merely to have their nine touchdown passes in the Super Bowl, a record. He National Football League's championship team win. To cover the spread, the game. threw for 309 yards against the Rams, raising his career See Pass glued, page 3 Patrons at Sal's Tavern in Red Bank watch game. (Carl Forinophoto) ' otal to 932 — another record.

The ister ^fPK VOL. 102 NO. 175 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1980 „ 20 CENTS " — ' urges Olympics be moved Will not support sending a U.S. team if Soviets keep troops in Afghanistan WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter said immediately from Afghanistan within a month," Carter's statements - made on the NBC News yesterday that he has asked the U.S. Olympic he said, "I would not support the sending of an program '' Meet the Press'' — came just two days Committee to push for the international games to American team to the Olympics." after U.S. Olympic officials met at the White be moved from Moscow unless Soviet troops Carter urged that there be permanent winter House with Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance and withdraw from Afghanistan. and summer sites for the Olympics and that the Although the president has no legal authority Summer Games be held in their ancient homeland to force a boycott, he said he sent a letter of Greece. Olympic officialt, athletei yesterday asking the U.S. Olympic Committee to Asked if the United States would be in an react to decision, page 11 present his views to the International Olympic isolated spot if other nations do not follow its Committee, the only group that can move the lead, Carter replied: "Regardless of what other Games. nations do, I would not favor'the sending of an Carter aides to voice their objections to any "I've sent a message today to the United American Olympic team to Moscow while the boycott request. States Olympic Commite spelling out my position Soviet invasion troops are in Afghanistan." After the meeting, Robert J. Kane, USOC ... that the Olympic Games be moved from Mos- Carter said 104 nations voted in the United president, said that if Carter requested the cow to an alternate site, or multiple sites, or Nations against the Soviet invasion and added: "I withdrawal of American athletes, the USOC postoned, or canceled," the president said. would hope as many of them as possible would would Immediately poll prospective members of "If the Soviets do not withdraw their troops support the postion I just outlined to you." See Carter-Olympics, page t» Iowa voting Caucuses are first official test of the presidential campaign DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) But not President Carter, bargo of grain sales to the in Iran, when the senator led kind of predictions many of — In living rooms, church who said the Iranian crisis Soviets "symbols" and Carter two-to-one in most the candidates have been basements and schoolhouses, required him to remain in added, "I don't think sym- polls. making about each other: Iowa Republicans and Demo- Washington. Instead, he sent bols are a substitute for an A poll conducted Jan. 6-9 "It's the oldest,thing in poli- crats meet today to declare Vice President Walter F. effective foreign policy." by the Des Moines Register tics. Lower your own expec- their presidential prefer- Mondale, members of the Kennedy said Carter must gave Carter 57 percent popu- tations, elevate the other ences in primary campaigns Cabinet, his wife Rosalynn, receive at'least 50 percent of lar support to Kennedy's 25 guy's, then if you get clob- marked by sharp swings in their children and his mother. the caucus votes to claim vic- percent. Just a month before, bered you can say I told you public opinion polls. Carter's chief rival for the tory — a difficult goal in a each man had drawn a 40 so." The parties' precinct Democratic nomination, Sen. state that traditionally elects percent rating. Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr. caucuses, most of which start Edward M. Kennedy, was many uncommitted dele- Regardless of the outcome told a rally in Des Moines at 8 p.m. CST, are the first also on nationwide television gates. in Iowa, said Kennedy, he's in that "I hope you'll turn out in official tests of the presiden- Sunday. Kennedy found himself in the race "for the duration." massive numbers. ... That's tial campaign and a majority On ABC's "Issues and An- the role of an underdog, a On the Republican side, the only way Howard Baker of the 10 Republicans and swers," he said he would sup- dramatic reversal from the former California Gov. is going to do well." three Democrats seeking port an Olympics boycott, but days before he became a can- Ronald Reagan still led in the Former Gov. John B. Con- nomination campaigned hard called that proposal and the didate and before the latest Register poll but had nally of Texas wound up his j President salutes at he leaves helicopter enroute to TV appearance in the state. administration's partial em- takeover of the U.S. Embassy slipped badly from his show- Iowa campaign on Saturday ing in an earlier one, taken after a 40-hour marathon before the televised debate stint that demonstrated his earlier this month in which he stamina and. Connally hoped, declined to participate. provided an obvious reminder Afghan rebels trying to unite for war Several other Republican that Reagan will be 69 years old next month. By The Associated Press munist coup in April 1978 and ity of Pakistan involving mili- hopefuls predicted former reporters expelled by the new said the Afghan government President Mohammed Zia ul- U.N. Ambassador and CIA The other active Re- Afghanistan's seven re- were reported to control half tary force if necessary." government. also fears an attack across Haq visited a camp for Af- Director George Bush, who publican candidate in Iowa bellious Moslem factions are the country or more. He said the United States The Kabul correspondent the Pakistani border. ghan refugees near the campaigned hard and or- was Rep. Philip Crane of Illi- reported trying to unite for a But the necessity for unifi- will keep more naval forces of Prensa Latina, the Cuban "According to official border yesterday. Huang re- ganized well in Iowa, will fin- nois, who was scheduled to holy war against the Soviet cation and coordination be- in the northern Indian Ocean- news agency, reported that spokesman, American, Brit- iterated his government's ish ahead of Reagan. attend the opening of a GOP occupation army. came apparent last month support for the Moslem re- Persian Gulf region and is an Afghan official told him ish and Chinese advisers are Appearing Sunday on the caucus in Story City. Radio Tehran reported when the Soviet Union sent as bels and said it also would aid seeking land bases to service "strong contingents" of Af- training a contingent of more CBS program "Face the Na- The third man in the Dem- that an official of the Afghan many as 100,000 troops into the refugees in Pakistan, now U.S. air and naval forces in ghan troops were moving to than 70,000 soldiers (in Paki- tion," Bush said no one ocratic race, Gov. Edmund Islamic Organization in the Afghanistan to crush the re- estimated to total 440.000 that area. He also has offered the 50-mile-long Chinese stan) for an operation against should expect him to win but G. Brown Jr. of California, Iranian capital told it dis- bellion and support the coup Interviewed on NBC's the Pakistanis $400 million in border because "for several Afghanistan," the Cuban re- "we might do better than campaigned briefly in the cussions were under way that eliminated President weeks suspicious troop move- port said. "Meet The Press," the presi- military and economic aid, Hafizullah Amln and re- expected." state, mostly to get himself among the rebel groups on ments have been detected on Chinese Foreign Minister dent said the United States 'but President Zia complained placed him with Babrak Then he summed up the See Iowa voting, page 20 formation of a single guer- the Chinese side." Huang Hua, who is on a visit reconfirmed its 1959 commit- that was not enough and Karmal, a more pliable Rus- rilla front. to Pakistan, and Pakistani ment "to protect the secur- called it "peanuts." sian proxy. The Cuban correspondent "The Afghan revolu- tionaries' duty is to expel the Pentagon sources in Wash- The Inside Story Soviet forces from Afghan- ington said the fighting since istan through jihad (holy the Soviet intervention has Waldheim 'hopeful' on hostages THE WEATHER war), not through nego- been fiercest in the north- eastern part of Afghanistan, tiations," the official re- By The Associated Press return of his wealth." portedly said. bordering the Soviet Union, Mostly sunny today. Highs around 40. Increasing Pakistan and China. The U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim says he hopes a Today was the hostages' 79th day in captivity. cloudiness tomorrow. Complete report page 3. The Moslem rebels in Af- plan, devised during his visit to Iran will lead to the release of Meanwhile, Tehran Radio said Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho- ghanistan are divided along sources in Washington said the American hostages in Tehran. But the Iranian militants meini, the leader of the Iranian revolution, approved a Belly dancing for exercise 21 tribal lines. They have been the Soviets may need 5,000 reinforcements there to holding the Americans captive still insist the deposed shah proposed amendment to Iran's new Islamic constitution to Ann Landers 9 fighting their own separate must be returned before the hostages are freed. Olympic community in uproar 11 wars since the first com- make up for Afghan army de- give the Sunnl Moslem sect equal constitutional standing with fections to the rebels. More "We have worked out a mechanism ... and I hope this the majority Shilte sect, the state religion. DePaul survives another scare. 12 Notice Soviet troops were landed at mechanism will make it possible to satisfy the government of It was an attempt to appease three of the nation's re- The tax books"of the Borough Kabul airport over the week- Iran and lead to release of the hostages," Waldheim told bellious ethnic minorities, the Kurds, Baluchis and Tur- of Oceanport will be open for end, according to American reporters yesterday in New Delhi, India. komans, who are demanding autonomous home rule for their Bridge advice 21 DAILY REGISTER review by the public on Wed., The U.N. chief would give no details of his plan. But after PHONE NUMBERS Jan. 23, 1980, between the areas. Business 7 his visit to Tehran, Iranian officials said he proposed setting Main Office 542-4000 hours of 7 and 9 p.m. Finance Minister Abolhasan Bani-Sadr, one of the leading Classified 18-29 jp a U.N. commission to investigate the Iranian revolutionary Comics 21 Toll Free «71-»3O0 Ernest G. 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With the April Make A Date 7 A spokesman for the militants holding the hostages, Iran. But Tehran Radio said Ghotbzadeh told the ruling Freehold Bureau 431-2112 Frl., Feb. 15. Reserve your deadline fast approaching, Obituaries 4 space now! Deadline Feb. reached by telephone Sunday at the occupied U.S. Embassy, Revolutionary Council the troops in Afghanistan pose a seri- it is must reading. Sports 11-18 Long Branch Bureau. 222-0010 11th. For Information call said: "Nothing would possibly lead to the release of the ous danger to the East Iranian border provinces of Sistan and Television .• 17 SUtehouar Bureau.. SO9-282-935K Rick Dosch. 542-4000. hostages but the extradition of the deposed shah and the Baluchistan. 2 The Drity Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONOAY. JANUARY 21, People LOS ANGELES (AP) - Actor JaawGanerU out of the hospital but still facet a $1 5 million lawsuit for failing reported to complete "The Rockiord Files," toe television series just canceled by NBC. Hospital spokesman Larry Baum said the 52-year-old 'Silver Sale' a sensation actor checked out of Cedars-Sinai Hospital on Saturday. BOISE, Idaho (AP) - The manager of a Boise appliance well; doctors He was hospitalised Jan. 16 after he was kicked and store says it made him a little nervous to see customers cart beaten by a man and woman following a minor traffic out $1,000 worth of merchandise for $50 accident The Western Appliance store offered appliances, tele- "He was in very good condition when he left," Baum vision sets and other items for about one-twentieth the normal amputate leg said. price — if the customer paid in silver coins. Gamer was suffering from a possible concussion, a Some salesmen said the store's weekend "silver sale" BELGRADE, Yugoslavia. back injury, several loosened teeth and cuts and bruises. produced more customers than any two-day sale event in (AP) -IT President Josip Broi He also was robbed of three gold chains valued at $1,900. history Tito's doctors issued an en- West Los Angeles Police obtained a warrant Friday The cost of a small television set was $5, the big color sets couraging report following for a brother and sister who. were traced through the went for $25, a washing machine for $15 and a chest freezer for amputation of his left leg, license plate on the car involved. fc^rf $20. and the Yugoslav people took The man was identified only as a 35-year-old Tujunga the news of the expected op- resident. His sister, in her early 20s, was reported to be "It's crazy. People nave gone nuts," said one woman, eration calmly. who had just traded $38.50 in silver coins for a refrigerator, a from Pasadena. Yugoslavia's 87-year-old Meanwhile, Garner has been sued by Universal Studi- gas barbeque and a set of microwave cooking utensils. James Ganer QyeeaSlrtkil "I've had the coins for years," she said. "They were Just leader was operated yester- os for $1.5 million in breach of contract for his failure to laying in a drawer in a bank " day for the second time in return to work and complete 12 more "Rockford" "If a fella just knew this 20 years ago, he could have eight days to prevent fatal episodes. medal in the 1976 Olympics in Montreal. gangrene poisoning due to bought the whole store," said Edwin Lampkins of La Grande, ••• ' - On Saturday he married Miss Wilkinson, his sweet- blockage in the arteries of the heart of nine years, with their 6-year old son, Ray Jr., Ore. leg. He "took the operation BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - Thailand's Queen Slrlkit will leave for the United States next Friday for a medical serving as ringbearer. > well," and "the immediate Among the 500 guests were Sugar Ray s boxing man- post-operative course is nor- check-up in Washington D.C., the royal household an- nounced yesterday. ager, Angelo Dundee, Olympic boxing teammates Leon New drug aids addiction fight mal," said the first medical Spinks and Howard Davis, and boxing promoter Don King. bulletin issued by a panel of The announcement said the 47-year-old wife of King CHICAGO (AP) - A drug commonly used to treat high eight doctors about six hours Bhumipol AdulyadeJ has been advised by royal doctors to. ••• blood pressure can help eliminate physical addiction to heroin after the surgery. seek U.S. treatment for an allergy caused by atmospheric TULSA, Okla. (AP) - The U.S. Jaycees' 10 Outstand- and other opiates in two weeks, researchers at Yale Univer- pollutants. ing Young Men of America, honored Saturday night, sity report, in a breakthrough that one doctor calls the most Belgrade remained calm President Tito despite speculation all week The queen will receive treatment at Walter Reed include three U.S. cpongressmen and a heavyweight box- important development for addicts "since the hypodermic Hospital and will be accompanied by her son, Crown ing champ. needle." that the Russians might try to priority "vigilance" pro- coerce Yugoslavia back into gram ordered after the Soviet Prince Vajlralongkom, the announcement said. The Tulsa-based organization has sponsored the selec- The drug, clonidine hydrochloride, stimulates the brain, the Kremlin's orbit if Tito, intervention in Afghanistan. ••• tion of 10 outstanding men between the ages of 18 and 36 causing it to suppress the agonizing symptoms of withdrawal, the pioneer of the independ- In Bonn, the West German BETHEL, Alaska (AP) - Rick Swenson of Eureka, since 1938. Winners are selected by a panel based on the physicians wrote in the Journal of the American Medical ent communism, died. Anti- Defense Ministry denied Ger- Alaska, the top marathon dog musher in the nation, has achievements or contributions in various areas. Association. aircraft guns were set up at man newspaper reports that become the first winner of the Kuskokwlm 300 Sled Dog The 1980 winners, first announced last month, were: "For addicts it's the most important thing since the the Belgrade and Zagreb air- the Soviets were reinforcing Race from Bethel to Aniak and back. —Roger Billings, 32, a hydrogen energy expert from hypodermic needle," said Dr. Mark S. Gold, one of four ports, but this appeared to be their troops in Central Eu- Swenson crossed the finish line at 11:39 a.m. Saturday, Independence, Mo., honored for helping solve the physicians whose work was reported in the journal's Jan. 25 part of a nationwide, low- rope because of Tito's condi- according to the trail committee. hydrogen bubble dilemma during the Three Mile Island edition. tion. The second musher to complete the 300-mile race nuclear incident near Harrisburg, Pa. "It's the first treatment for addiction and withdrawal "A strengthening of War- along the Kuskokwim River was Susan Butcher of Knik, —Dr. Louis C. Cosentlno, 35, active in heart and kidney that does not Involve the use of another opiate," saw Pact troops in Central Alaska, finished at 12:04 p.m. ailment research in Plymouth, Minn. Clonidine would be effective in treating physical addiction Europe or unusual troop Swenson is the only two-time winner of the 1,049-mile —Wayne Ftak, 34, an Air Force master sergeant and to all drugs derived from opium, including heroin, morphine, 147 die movements cannot currently Idltarod Sled Dog Race from Anchorage to Nome. He took para-rescue expert, honored for humanitarian and philan- codeine, and the synthetic narcotic methadone, Gold said. be observed — also not first-place trophies in 1977 and 1979 and plans to try for a thropic activities in the Philippines. He Is stationed at The article reported on the treatment of 10 patients at as stands against Yugoslavia," * third win in March. Scott Air Force Base, III. Fair Oaks Hospital in Summit, N. J. spokesman said. The Bethel-Aniak race which began at noon Wednes- —Rep. Albert Gore Jr., D-Tenn., 31, honored as a "We are with Tito as day was halted for 12 hours Thursday night because of low prominent figure in energy and chemical waste legisla- Defense due at supper club trial always," the newspaper temperatures and high winds which sent the wind chill tion. Borba said today. "Tito is factor to 100 degrees below zero at Bethel. —Larry Holmes, 30, World Boxing Council heavy- COVINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Witnesses are expected to with us and in us." weight champion from Easton, Pa., honored for working BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) dispute the point of origin of the 1977 Beverly Hills Supper It published a telegram with senior citizens, hospitals, prisons and youngsters. Club fire that killed 165 persons, as defense attorneys start — At least 147 persons were SANTA MONJCA, Calif. (AP) — Veteran entertainer -Roderick L. Ireland, 35, associate Judge of the reported killed and more than from one of his World War II presenting their case today. Partisans, a machine-gunner Jimmy Durante remains in stable condition with pneu- Boston Juvenile Court, honored for working in youth Twenty-two makers of aluminum wiring and electrical 500 injured when crowded monitis, but his vital signs continue to deteriorate, a involvement and drug abuse programs. wooden bleachers collapsed at a famous 1941 battle, who devices and an independent testing company are defendants in spokeswoman for St. John's Hospital said yesterday. —Robert Larry Lattimer, 34, a specialist in organiza- during a bull-running in Sin- said: "Your deeds will live a civil action brought by those injured and the families of the The 86-year-old comedian and actor is still semi- tional planning and development from Chicago. celejo, in northern Colombia. forever but you must re- victims of the May 28, 1977 fire at the club. The trial in U.S. conscious and suffering from lung congestion, spokes- Steven Charles Sloan, 35, head football coach and The bleachers, an ex- cover." District Court has run for six weeks. woman Vicki Fairley said. assistant athletic director at the University of Mississippi. tension upward of the grand- "We are Tito's, Tito is The plaintiffs contend that a faulty connection In "old- ours," a chorus of Bosnian • •• —Rep. David Alan Stockman, 33, R-Mlch., honored for style" aluminum wiring overheated and caused the fire. stand at Colombia's largest bullring, were supported by children sang before the an- LANDOVER, Md. (AP) - Sugar Ray Leonard, World work on federal energy legislation. Expert witnesses testified the fire began in a receptionist's nouncement of the operation —Rep. Michael Synar, 29, D-Okla., honored for helping cubbyhole outside one of the Southgate nightclub's rooms. long beams sunk into the Boxing Association welterweight champion, had a picture ground. Officials said recent on the government television of Jnanlta Wilkinson taped to his sock when he won a gold the aged and fighting waste and corruption in government. heavy rains softened the service. ground, and the beams gave The operation was per- Volkswagen strikers reject pact way under the weight of the formed at a hospital in the northern city of Ljubljana SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Striking employ- crowd. An estimated 40,000 fans where Tito had been under- ees at the Volkswagen stamping plant here turned down a going treatment since Jan. 2 three-year contract yesterday, an official of United Auto had packed the bullring yes- TV: An optometrist's view terday afternoon. Witnesses for arterial blockage In his Workers Local 1933 reported. left leg. A majority of the nearly 450 workers rejected the contract said about 3,000 were in the By LOUlJE COOK after a two-hour debate because the hourly wage Increases five sections that crashed Tanjug, the official news Associated Press Writer offered by the carmaker did not put the workers on a par with down. The tragedy occurred agency, reported: "Today at True or false? Watching television is harmful to your eyes. General Motors, Ford and Chrysler, according to a union as the fans were excitedly noon the left leg of President The answer, says the American Optometric Association, is Tito was amputated because official who. asked not to be named. cheering scores of youths and false, despite the popular belief that long hours in front of the men in the ring running from of heavy damage to the arter- The strike, which began Jan. 4, has affected nearly 500 TV set will damage your vision. several bulls before the start ies which brought stoppage of workers at the company's West Virginia plant and some 4,000 The association is quick to add a warning, however. It says of the bullfights circulation and speeded up workers at the Volkswagen manufacturing plant In New television is safe only if it is properly installed and viewed. It "We were at the eastern- devitalization of tissue of the Stanton, Pa. also says that too much concentration on the screen can lead end grandstand when sudden- leg and jeopardized life. ly 1 noticed that one of the President Tito took the oper- to temporary fatigue. Search for airplane called off sections began to fall ation well. The immediate In an effort to help people learn how to watch television backwards, and then the oth- post-operative course is nor- safely, the association has prepared a guide, "To View or Not SMITHFIELD, Utah (AP) - A ground search for a small er four fell, trapping mal." to View." It's available, at no charge. Send a stamped, self- airplane missing more than a week with an Oregon mis- thousands of persons," said addressed envelope to Communications Division, American sionary family of four aboard was called off yesterday. one of the spectators, The amputation had been Optometric Association, 243 North Lindbergh Blvd., St: Louis, Five aircraft searched yesterday and another air search Eduardo Ruiz expected since the doctors Mo., 63141. was planned today, but the ground search has ended, accord- Some of the victims were announced last Monday that Here are some of the highlights, In questlon-and-answer ing to Lee Bunce, Cache County sheriff's dispatcher impaled on the splintered surgery performed the day form: An average of 6 feet of new snow has fallen on the beams; others were trampled before failed tq restore Q. Is it safe for children to sit only two or three feet from mountainous area 10 miles east of here since the plane flown by panic-stricken survivors. circulation to the lower leg. the screen? by Baptist missionary Mike Martin of Eugene, Ore., crashed A. It is not likely to do any permanent harm, but it is not Jan. 12, Bunce said. recommended — for children or adults. A tendency to sit too close to the TV may be a sign of nearsightedness or myopia. Dallas minorities sure of 3 seats Koch persists As a general rule, television should be viewed from a distance equal to at least five times the width of the screen. If your DALLAS (AP) — Three minority candidates, two blacks screen is 15 inches wide, you should sit 75 inches or just over and a Mexican-American, have been assured of seats on the six feet away from the set. The picture will be clearer and any Dallas City Council in an election delayed for nine months by with programs lines in the screen will be less apparent. You also should try to court challenges. place your set at eye level. Looking up or down at the screen The victory insures the largest minority representation on can cause strain. the 11-member body in Dallas' history. Q. What about watching television In a dark room? The election originally was scheduled for last April, but despite critics , A. It's not a good idea. When the room is totally dark, the could be an Indication of trouble and you should get a checkup. was delayed by a Justice Department protest, filed under the contrast between the screen and the surrounding area is too It is important, however, to seek the right kind of help. federal Voting Rights Act, contending minorities were under- NEW YORK (AP) - The mayor of New York is a great for comfortable and efficient vision. Very bright light- According to the optometric association, surveys show that up represented in city government. publicity hound. That is to fay, Mayor Edward I. Koch ing also Is bad; it tends to reduce the contrast on the screen believes fear of publicity is often the best way to bound to 20 percent of the people who go for treatment do not know and "wash out" the picture. Soft, overall lighting is best. what kind of professional they are seeing. Sohio mum on analysts' reports malefactors and troublemakers. Avoid placing lights where they will produce a glare or Most recently, he's sent a "Litter Lens Patrol" out to reflection on the screen. You can get an eye examination from either an CLEVELAND (AP) - The Standard Oil Co. (Ohio) says photograph unswept sidewalks and unbagged refuse. Q. Is it all right to* wear sunglasses while watching ophthalmologist or an optometrist. Ophthalmologists are some oil analysts are predicting the company will show 1(79 It's too early to tell whether publishing photos from this television? medical doctors, specializing in the care of the eye and related structures. They generally emphasize the treatment profits in excess of $1 billion, but Sohio refuses to confirm week-old campaign will embarrass litterbugs and make New A. No. Sunglasses may block out too much light. If you of disease and injuries, but most of them also prescribe those predictions. Yorkers into compulsive sweepers and baggers. wear them when you don't need them, you may have trouble glasses and contact lenses. The company, the nation's second-largest producer of But the New York Daily News said In an editorial, "It's a adjusting to normal light without the glasses. If the television crude oil behind Exxon, will release its earnings statement fine idea'' and has been running some of the photographs. seems too bright, despite tuning, you may have a vision Optometrists are trained and licensed to examine the eye and prescribe lenses. They hold doctoral-degrees, but are not for 1979 later this week, according to Sohio spokesman Chuck Not so well received was Koch's last foray using the problem. medical doctors. They usually concentrate on vision prob- Partridge. He said the company never speculates, prior to the publicity flail — a much-ballyhooed radio "John Hour" Q. Are there any special rules for color television? lems, although they may detect diseases of the eye as well. release of that document, on what its precise profits will be. designed to embarrass men convicted of patronizing prosti- A. Not really. Since the reception of color pictures is more tutes and to deter others from participating in the trade. complex, however, it is especially important to have the A thorough eye check-up should take 30 to 60 minutes. Tired of complaints that streetwalkers were turning once antenna properly adjusted. Walls near the set should be Among the basics it should include are: A review of your 41 hurt as blast hits refinery general health and family history, a check of your ability to respectable neighborhoods into instant brothels, Koch said the neutral or pastel in color and strongly colored lights should be names of convicted patrons would be turned over to the see sharply and clearly at near and far distances and tests for BORGER, Texas (AP) — Explosions rocked a gasoline avoided. refinery and sent flames 300 feet Into the air near this Texas media. He likened it to the use of public stocks to shame nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. People Panhandle community yesterday, damaging dozens of nearby malefactors in Puritan times. A feeling of eye strain while you are watching television over 35 also should have a glaucoma test. homes and businesses and forcing 200 persons to nee the area. Civil libertarians complained that Koch was taking the At least 41 persons were injured in the explosions, which law into his own hand because he was dissatisfied with the heavily damaged houses in the nearby community of Phillips penalties meted out by the courts. and shattered windows four miles away in Borger, authorities "We yelled and we screamed about It," Dorothy Samuels, McCartney still in jail; protest set said. director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, recalled on Sunday. TOKYO (AP)-Members the rally. kyo with McCartney were his The case is now in the The problem, she said, was that Koch was imposing an of the rock band Wings left An official of the Tokyo wife, Linda, their four chil- hands of the Tokyo prose- Big Bang material left over extra penalty beyond that ordered by the courts. And the Japan for the United States Metropolitan Police Depart- dren, and a handful of other publication of the names would punish innocent persons — the last night, leaving behind ment, who asked not to be members of the band's en- cutor's office, which is to de- WASHINGTON (AP) - Astronomers peering deep into families of offenders. their leader, ex-Beatle Paul identified, said the band's tourage, the police spokes- cide within the next few days intergalactic space say they have detected some of the Nevertheless, Koch pressed ahead and on Oct. 23 the McCartney, to spend his fifth main entourage of about 40 man said. Mrs. McCartney whether to charge the British original material left over from the "big bang" that most names of nine men, ranging in age from 20 to 64, were printed night in jail on suspicion of persons had left Japan. The has stayed in semi-seclusion musician, detain him for still experts believe created the universe. in one New York newspaper and read over WNYC, the narcotics violations, accord- band's exact destination was in a Tokyo hotel. more questioning or deport The National Science Foundation, In announcing the dis- municipal radio station. ing to a police spokesman. not known. covery yesterday, said American and British astronomers The 37-year-old Mc- him. Japanese newspapers Sgt. Richard Kiev, of the police department's public A group of youthful fans, This could not be im- think thin clouds of hydrogen detected billions of light years Cartney was arrested at have speculated widely that morals squad, said the program, while aimed at the streets, meanwhile, planned a protest mediately confirmed from from Earth are pristine remnants of the beginning. Narlta International Airport officials will choose to deport had an effect on patrons In houses of prostitution. rally today at Tokyo's spokesmen for the group, but The foundation, which funded the research, said the dis- outside Tokyo last Wednes- the musician. "Customer! that we arrested during parlor raids were Martial Arts Hall to demand Wings agent Peter Symes had covery could lead to new insights Into what happened after the day after customs agents said really concerned about having their name publicised," he McCartney's release. said earlier that since the 11- universe as we know it began. they found 7.7 ounces of mari- said. "The first thing they would ask us after we raided the "Paul committed a concert tour scheduled for McCartney could be sen- Many scientists believe the universe came into being 10 to place was, "This isn't gttng to be used on that John Hour crime, but it is unbearable Japan had been cancelled, juana in his -luggage. Police tenced to a maximum of sev- 20 billion years ago when a superdense primal atom exploded thing, is it?'" for us, his fans, to see his there would be "little point said McCartney later told en years in prison and receive in a "big bang." The universe has been expanding ever since But The John Hour lasted only 1 minute and 59 seconds. It image being spoiled," said in hanging around." them the marijuana was for about a $2,000 fine if con- the primeval fireball went off, according to the theory. was never repeated > Hideko Kobayashi, leader of Remaining behind in To- his own use while in Japan. victed. Pittsburgh SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY. JANUARY 21, 1980 The DB*I> RefltSafcT 3 celebrates peacefully PITTSBURGH (AP) — For the third time in a year, Pittsburgh sports fans took to the streets to cheer a cham- pionship team. An estimated 3,000 Steeler partisans jammed Market Square in downtown yesterday to enthusiastically — but peacefully — celebrate their team's 31-19 Super Bowl victory over Los Angeles. "Way to go, Steelers, way to go," some chanted. Others shouted, "We're No. 1!" The Steelers are No. 1 for the fourth time and for the second year in a row. Last fall, the Pittsburgh Pirates brought home baseball's World Series trophy. "Pittsburgh is a dynamite town," said Ralph Wagley, 24. KaalaMr ttaH PfcMo » Carl farina "I've been here for all the celebrations and every one is SOAR ING SPI RITUALS — The St. Paul Gospel Choir leads the congregation in better than the last." „ sister church, Piljrim Baptist Church of Red Bank. The high spirited gospel Minutes after the game? last "down, car horns blared, hymns conveyed the strong religious message of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther bells rang and the blasts of barges on the city's three rivers King. * pierced the night HEADS UP — Firemen from a suburban Pittsburgh department celebrate "Pittsburgh is one big family and we're proving it today," after their Steelers stopped the Los Angeles Rams, 31-19, In Super Bowl XIV bubbled Mary Ann Vite. "I'm so overwhelmed, I'm speech- yesterday. The helmet heads, left to right, are Jeff Penbroek, Dan Hear and less," saicj her companion, Lynda Panneton. 300pay Joe Shaffo. But the street party, where fans whistled, hooted and twirled "Terrible Towel" good luck charms above their 9 heads failed to meet the expectations of at least one tribute Fans glued to 'Super tube bystander. a "I don't know if I can handle all the excitement that this (continued) As Sheehan spoke, another fan who city deals out," he said, sarcastically. "There should have to King Steelers would have to win by more than overheard his comment chimed in, been this many people if we lost." 11 points "Terry Bradshaw s the greatest." The crowd was decidedly smaller than in past celebra- By ANDREW SHEEHAN One local fan, a newspaper reporter Dan Clagia, 32, of Little Silver, com- tions, some of which were marred by window smashing and RED BANK - A ra- whp attended a Super Bowl party in Sea mented during the game, "I think it's the bottle throwing. cially mixed congrega- best Super Bowl that's ever been played. Bright, noted that even though Pittsburgh Before the game ended, nearly 600 officers equipped with tion of 300 persons filled It's been the most equally competitive obviously had the victory in hand by late riot helmets and billy clubs were posted about every 50 feet the Pilgrim Baptist game I've seen." , in the fourth quarter, the fate of any bets along main shopping streets. They were bolstered by the 48- Church to the rafters still hinged on whether the Rams would Clagia, a Dallas Cowboys fan, said he member canine corps. with prayer and gospel score again. was rooting for the Rams. Police also had sealed off the downtown area to vehicular spirituals last night in a "I.usually root for the underdog," he traffic about an hour before the game, televised from service marking the At one point late in the game, the said, "unless Dallas is playing." Pasadena, Calif., ended. birthday of the late Dr. Rams marched into Steeler territory and Steve Bova, 28, of Middletown, who Inspector Chester Howard, who made the crowd estimate, Martin Luther King Jr. appeared to be moments from a score. watched the game at Sal's, said he is a fan vM about a dozen people were arrested, mostly for intoxica- Area residents and The reporter, who was among musicians, of the New England Patriots and Philadel- tion. ministers from four local first aid squad members and policemen at phia Eagles. But last night, he said, he "We'll let them enjoy themselves as long as they don't get churches took part in the a private party in a Center Street home was rooting for the Rams because he too boisterous and start vandalizing anything," he said. service, which featured nicknamed "The Sea Bright Hilton," said doesn't like the Steelers and thinks they the remarks of the Rev. the final moments of the game were tense should "give someone else a chance" to Dr. Marcus A. Pierce, for every fan at the party. Even a field win the Super Bowl. former lead minister of goal would have brought the margin under Christine Williams, 20, of Middletown, Carter, Kennedy St. Paul's Missionary the point spread. said she switched allegiance from Dallas Baptist Church, here. But the Rams failed to score. to Pittsburgh after the Cowboys lost to the Pierce, a member of "There's a lot more than money on Rams in an early playoff game. in head-to-head the Southern Christian this game," said John Sheehan, 22, of "I don't have any money on the game; Leadership Conference Rumson. "There's bragging rights." I just enjoy watching it," she said. and former president of Sheehan, who watched the game with She added of her Super Bowl celebra- battle over TV the Red Bank-Long friends at Val's Tavern, Rumson, ex- tion, "It's just an excuse to have another Branch Chapter of the plained: "I don't like the Steelers - I party — I enjoy it. It's become a tradi- WASHINGTON (AP) - policy." National Association for hate the Steelers." tion." President Carter and Sen. —Predictably, Carter the Advancement of Col- Edward M. Kennedy battled spoke highly of his own poli- ored People, was in- head-to-head yesxterday for cies during his three years in niiii- MI il in persuading national television exposure office, saying he feels he has New Jersey legislators to ] Rev. Dr. Marcui A. Pierce tpeakt in what was the first big "done everything possible to make Dr King's birth- quasi-debate of the 1980 Dem- strengthen our own nation," day, Jan. 15, a state holi- who preach love but are Luther King alive. In ocratic campaign season. morally and ethically as well day. selfish in their actions. commemorating those Neither man was bloodied. as economically and militari- Pierce, who now is And' he stressed the im- who have forged Appearing simultaneously ly- pastor of the Queen portance of matching progress, he said, the cel- before the cameras of com- But Kennedy declared, Street Baptist Church in thought and action and ebrants become "up- peting TV networks, Carter "For the past three years, Hampton, Va., said he practice with what they lifted and born once and his principal rival for the we've had an American for- faced last night's con- preach. Those concerned again." "The gentlemen Democratic presidential eign policy that has been gregation with "mixed only with themselves will are commended especial- nomination spent 30 minutes lurching from crisis to emotions." cheat themselves, he ly for coming out on Su- responding to questions that crisis." "I was asked to come said. per Bowl Sunday," he occasionally elicited the ru- —With Soviet troops in to this church to speak," "He. who wraps said with a touch of levi- diments of ,a rather anti- neighboring Afghanistan, Pa- he said, "but now, after himself with himself be- ty- kistan won pledges of support septic, arms-length, two-way these fine ministers and comes a very small pack- The Rev. Harold Dean debate. from both Carter and Ken- these inspirational gospel age," the minister ex- nedy. The president spoke of the first Unitarian Here's how the com- singers, I am moved to claimed. "We must be- about potential aid "involv- Church was among the petitors, who face each other preach." come ministers of love ing military force if neces- other ministers who took Monday In Iowa's Democrat- The prayers of the and loyalty in the true sary." the podium. He called Dr. ic caucuses, gave channel- Rev. Alexander Aiton of cause as Dr. King showed King "the greatest spiri- switching voters a taste of Said Kennedy: "I'll cer- St. George's by the River us." NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE tainly support whatever is tual teacher and prophet sometimes-conflicting posi- Episcopal Church, Pierce traced the his- of the century." HM«(fl NOAA US Drpt o) Com more c necessary to resist Soviet ex- Rumson, and the in- tions: tory of the civil rights The Rev. William C. pansionism in that area." troduction of the host -Carter, on NBC's movement from the 1954 Fuller, pastor of the Un- "Meet the Press," urged —On domestic policy, the minister, the Rev. president disclaimed respon- Supreme Court decision ion Baptist Church, Mid- AP photo that athletes boycott the Mos- Millard Harris, were ac- sibility for the current 13 companied by the com- abolishing the doctrine of dletown, delivered a me- TIDES WEATHER FORECAST — The National Weather cow Summer Olympics, or percent annual inflation, bined choirs of Pilgrim "separate but equal" morial prayer at the con- Sandy Hook Service forecast today calls for rain In Louisiana, move the games to another saying, "All of the increase Baptist and St. Paul's. education to the turbulent clusion of Pierce's re TODAY-High 10:56p.m. Arkansas and parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, country, Unless Soviet troops schism of black leader- marks. are withdrawn from Afghan- In the inflation rate has been Pierce's talk followed the and low 4:45 p.m. Illinois and Mississippi. ship in the 1960s. He said '"God so blessed Dr. istan within one month. directly attributable to the In- singing of such high-spir- TOMORROW - High crease in oil prices." no comparable leader has King to take him to the 11:19 a.m. and 11:52 p.m. and Kennedy, appearing on ited hymns as "O Lord, Local forecast Countered Kennedy: "I Bless Me" and "Going to emerged since Dr. King's mountaintop and show Iow5:08a.m. and5:38p.m. ABC's "Issues and An- death because of a selfish him his part in His plan," swers," made light of boycott think most Americans feel Ride That Glory Train." For Red Bank and Yesterday'! Ugh temperature at the Register weather ambition In politicians. Fuller said. "Dr. King proposals before learning that enough is enough, that Pierce started slowly Rumson bridge, add two station was 44 degrees. The low yesterday was 31. It was Dr. King, he said, was a could stare into the face hours; Sea Bridge, deduct 10 about Carter's stand. In- we have seen a tripling of but gained momentum 34 at 8 p.m. and the overnight low was 25. Today's 6 a.m. servant of God. of death and say, 'It minutes; Long Branch, de- formed of the president's interest rates, a tripling of and steam like the churn- temperature was 28. There wai no precipitation in the 24 doesn't matter any duct 15 minutes, Highlands position during the broadcast, the rates of Inflation and a ing pistons of a railroad hours ending at 6 a.m. today. There were 27 heating "He showed us that more.' " bridge, add 40 minutes. the Massachusetts Democrat foreign policy that is out of engine. degree days yesterday, 58» for the month and 2,195 for the control... That is why I am a matters of church and At the end of the Hf Le Prc otlk heating season to date. decided: "We must be of a state cannot be kept sepa- Albany cdv candidate, and I'm staying in strong will to be moved three-hour service, the Albu'QUt Or "I will support a boycott rated," Pierce said. mistress of ceremonies, •marllla the race to debate those is- into action," he declared. a cdv Coastal forecast "Like Moses himself, Anchoragt .03 cdv of the Olympics. But I want sues." "Dr. King's life showed Erma Alston, called upon Athivllli toy to make it very clear that a Dr. King found his holy Allanla cdv Mansaquan to Cae Henlopen: There is a small craft Perhaps Kennedy will get us that a strong will does everyone in the gathering Atlantic civ cdv advisory in effect. Winds west to northwest 10 to 20 knots grain embargo and a boycott cause in freeing his peo- to join hands. The con- Baltimore Mr his opportunity to debate not come from self- Birmingham cdv today. Weather fair with visibility more than five miles. of the Olympics are basically ishness but an uncon- ple from the hands of the gregation then sang sev- •limarck fir symbols, and symbols are no such topics with Carter. Sun- Bolie 17 clr Average wave heights two to four feet through today. tained sense of grat- oppressor." eral verses of "We Shall Boiton » clr substitute (or an effective day was not it. arowmvlll. U itude." He commended the Overcome," led by the Buffalo N exiting processional Charlltn SC U He spoke of the hypo- congregation for keeping Chirlltn WV IS .04 clr South Jersey the memory of Martin choir. Chevtnnt 13 . critical nature of people Chicago H i; cdv Mostly sunny today. Highs around 40. Fair tonight. Cincinnati .04 clr Measles program Cltvaland 11 M cdv Lows low to mid 2vs. Increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Columkul clr Dal Ft. win 44 .» rn Highs 40 to 45. Precipitation probability near zero percent Denvtr Kennedy edges Carter in poll cdv through tonight. Winds west 10 to 15 mph today. urged for military Dai Molnas $495 Detroit cdv SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - he said. Dululh CSV ATLANTA (AP) - A poli- military problem," Dr. Rog- Sen. Edward M. Kennedy But Kennedy's victory •af p« 101 Falrbanki M SOUTH JERSEY EXTENDED Hartford Jl » clr cy requiring measles Im- er Bernier of the CDC's Im- narrowly defeated President was not as great as most ob- Hal cdv Extended forecast for Wednesday through Friday. A SVtx11 OFFSET II 1 M munization in the military is munization Division said Sat- Carter yesterday In a straw servers had predicted, and Honolulu' chance of rain south tuesday night into Wednesday. Partly Houiion .S2 rn essential for the nation to urday in an interview. vote of California Democrat- spokesmen for all three can- XEROX COMES IIKl'WOlll .01 cdv cloudy Thursday and Friday. Lows low 30s Wednesday and cdv eliminate the disease by 1982, He said the recommenda- ic Party leaders. didates claimed victories of jacki'vllle .14 cdv low to mid 20s Thursday and Friday. Highs low 40s INSTANT Junaau cdv the national Center for Dis- tion will go to the Armed one sort or another. Kan's Cltv Wednesday and mid to upper 30s Thursday and Friday. The Massachusetts sena- Las v.gas cli ease Control says. Forces Epidemlologic Board, tor won the support of 42 "The people who come to PRINTING Ottla Rock SI 44 .04 cdv Los Angales clr Recent measles cases which makes recommenda- percent of the delegates at conventions are activists. Social StaHonwy Loulivllle cdv Mamphls cdv have spread from military tions to the Department of the California Democratic They're the kind of people Miami cdv North Jersey bases to the civilian com- Defense. "We are Party convention. Carter who ought to be in Kennedy's Milwaukee clr wolf press inc. Mpls St. P. cdv munity, despite civilian im- optmlstlc'.'hesaid. came in at 39 percent, and back pocket. And yet we fell 170 Mocxnouth street cdv Mostly sunny today. Highs around 40. Fair tonight. Nashville munitation programs to try California Gov. Edmund short by only 39 votes," said tod tank • 7414M0 New Orleans rn Lows near 30. Increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Highs low Bernier said the CDC is Haw York clr to eradicate the disease, the recommending that all sus- Brown Jr. was a distant third state Assemblyman Michael Norfolk SO 40s. Precipitation probability near zero percent through Okla. CUV CDC said. ceptible persons in the mili- in his home state with 14 Roos. Omaha cdv tonight. Winds west 10 to 16 mph today. Orlando cdv Military personnel ac- tary be vaccinated. These are percent. Phllad'phla clr counted for 153 of the 165 phoenli persons who were vaccinated The actual vote total was Pittsburgh Jersey Shore cases in Lake County, 111., too early In life for a lasting Kennedy 622, Carter 583 and P'tland. Me. n P'llend, Ore Mostly sunny today. Highs around 40. Fair tonight. last sumnter, and a measles affect, or those who were giv- Brown 207, with another 59 RapleVCIIv cdv outbreak In Nebraska, which It's never too soon. Reno clr Lows near 30. Increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Highs low en a vaccine which had a lim- votes scattered among minor Richmond clr 40s. Precipitation probability near zero percent through had reported no measles candidates and uncommitted. Make sure your estate or trust will receive St. Louis 01 cdv ited span. SI. P. Tampa cdv tonight Winds west 10 to 15 mph today. Ocean water since June 1978, was traced to Measles outbreaks were Kennedy said in a proper administration and attention to detail. Salt Lake clr a National Guard summer San Diego clr temperatures are in the low 40s. traced last summer to the statement he was "de- San Fran cli camp at Ft. Loonard Wood, lighted" with the results. "It Contact our trust department through one Seattle cdv Great Lakes Naval Training Spokane U II cdv Mo., the CDC reported in its Center in Illinois, the Na- clearly demonstrates that of our 29 branch offices...TODAY. St Ste Marie .02 cdv Eastern Penn. Morbidity and Mortality Tulft* .21 rn tional Guard camp In Mis- members of the Democratic Washington clr Mostly sunny today. Highs around 40. Fair tonight. Weekly Report. party in the nation's largest Ml yesterday's high. souri, and sporadic cases l_o— Yesterday's law. Lows low to mid 20s. Increasing cloudiness tomorrow. "Our national policy is to were reported at military state are unwilling to accept Prc—Preelpftetlon lor 24 hours end Highs 40 to 45. Precipitation probability near zero percent four more years of current CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Ing T p.m. EST yesterday. try to eliminate measles by Otlk—Sky conditions outlook for to through tonight. Winds west 10 to 15 mph today. bases in Alabama, Georgia policies and are looking for 39 CONVENIENT O,"rCES 10 SERVE YOU 1982 and to do that we are MEMBER FOtC dav. going Jo have to solve the and Kentucky. |new leadership in the 1980s," MIDDLESEX * iNMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION 4 Tlj« Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. JANUARY 21. 1960 Mrs. David E. Bogota residents fear plane crashes The crash was the third involving a private Bogota Police Chief Anthony Yocoveili. BOGOTA (AP) — The third null plane crash Williams plane in Bergen County in little more than two Frank Del Gandio, an investigator for the in Bergen County within two months has months Three Saturdays ago, a student pilot Federal Aviations Administration, said the two- Obituaries EATONTOWN - Mrs. prompted officials to ask federal aviation author- escaped with minor injuries when he made an seat plane had been rented by Brousseji licensed Jennie B Williams, 44, of 4 ities to better regulate flight patterns for small emergency landing in the parking lot of Fairleign pilot from Suburba Aviation at Teterboro for a (Marshall Court, died Friday planes flying out of Teterboro Airport. Dickinson University's Teaneck campus, trip to Montauk Airport on Unr Island. He said •t Patterson Army Hospital, For years, Bogota residents have complained crashing into three parked cars. On Nov. It, three the FAA and National Transportation Safety Fort Monmouth. about noise and possible danger from low-flying Supreme Court sets people died in a crash in the Carlstadt Board investigation would take about a weak to Mrs. Williams wai bom in planes from Teterboro Airport, about two miles meadowUnds. North Carolina and lived away. The cause of the crash won't be known for at ^"witnesses said the plane dived silently at a there more than 24 years "Our constant fear has become a reality," Some said 4hey tribute to Douglas least a week, aviation authorities said yesterday very sharp angle, prior to moving here 20 years said BogoU Fire Chief William Kutich, who led 60 streaming from its tail. WASHINGTON (AP) - Funeral services will be ago. firefighters Saturday afternoon in dousing flames Nicholas Brousse, 31, of Brooklyn, NY., the Following tradition, Chief held at 11 am. EST Wednes- pilot of the rented Beechcraft, and Margarita Robert Stalb, who lives two blocks away from Surviving are her hus- from a small plane crash in which two New York the crash, said the plane "was coming down Justice Warren E. Burger day at the National Presby- band, S/c David E. Wil- City residents were killed. Bunge, 30, of Manhattan, his passenger, apparent- will pay tribute to the late terian Church here. Douglas ly died instantly when the plane crashed into the almost vertical and there was definitely no noise liams; four sons, David E. The single-engine plane crashed into the back Justice William O. Douglas will be buried in Arlington Williams Jr., here; Robert back porch of Andrew Browns house, authorities from the engine. ^^^ as the first order of business National Cemetery not, far porch of a house in a residential neighborhood said. The plane's silent descent prompted witnesses Karl Williams and Willie B. here Fire from the plane spread to the house and when the Supreme Court from the grave of Supreme Williams, both Lakewood, Brown and his family were eating lunch when to speculate that the engine had gone dead. meets today. Court Justice Oliver Wendell caused damage to the porch and a rear bedroom, the craft nose-dived into the backyard of the Brown and his son, Kevin, said they were and Lee Williams Jr., officials said. Douglas, II, died at 10:09 Holmes. Rahway; a daughter, Leslee house "We were saved by about 10 feet," said unable to open the canopy on the cockpit to a.m. KST Saturday at Walter It is traditional that the Williams, here; her mother, Bogota Councilman Joseph Shuller called on Brown, who along with family members unsuc- remove the plane's occupants. "But then I saw Reed Army Medical Center. nation's chief justice pays Mrs. Mary Chesson, Frank- the Federal Aviation Administration to place cessfully attempted to pull the occupants out of the smoke and I said to rrry father, 'Le1 t s get out 1 Kevin said. He had been suffering from tribute when the court meets furt, Del.; a brother, William stricter controls on the flight patterns of small the plane. of here. This thing is going to blow, " progressive lung and kidney the first time after a Justice's Hank, Elizabeth; a sister, planes. "It's a miracle no one else was hurt,' said "In about 90 seconds, it exploded " failure. His wife and mem- death, and this time the duty Rosa Lee Joiner, Berlin, Md , bers of his family and staff falls to Burger, an ideological and seven grandchildren. Mrs. Catherine were with him, hospital of- rival of Douglas, considered The Childs Funeral Home, ficials said. No cause of death as much a conservative as Miller Shot by trooper following chase, Red Bank, is in charge of was given. Douglas was a liberal. arrangements. MATAWAN - Mrs. Cath- President Carter ordered Douglas retired from the bench in 1975 after a paralyz- erine Miller, 71, of 41 New , flags at federal institutions to Walter T. Bennett Brunswick Ave., died yester- fly at half-staff in honor of ing stroke. He entered Walter off-duty officer faces 2 charges Reed on Christmas Eve. day at Bayshore Community Memorial, Kobus said. Douglas, who had sat on the CL1FFWOOD BEACH - Hosptial, Holmdel. MANAHAWKIN (AP) - fragments in his forehead, mings, Kobus said. In death, he was praised Ms. Johnson said Cum- nation's highest court a re- Walter T. Bennett, 43, of Clif- She was born in Jersey IA Port Authority police of- said Maryann Johnson, a The Port Authority officer by some past critics as well mings underwent sargery cord 36 years. fwood Avenue, died yester- City and had lived there ficer who was shot by a state spokeswoman for Burlington was taken to nearby Southern as by admirers. yesterday for removal of "Individual freedom in day at the Bayshore Com- before moving here 31 years trooper after he allegedly Memorial Hospital. Ocean County Hospital, but New Jersey legal officials multiple glass and metal this country had no mightier munity Hospital, Homdel. ago. pointed a gun at the trooper Stafford Township police refused treatment there and said former U.S. Supreme fragments in the forehead. champion," said the presi- He was bom in Shelby, She was a member of the was to be charged today with were called about 4:39 p.m. was transferred to Burlington Court Justice William She said Cummings was con- dent of Douglas. N.C. and he had lived in Irv- Roman Catholic Church of St. aggravated assault and un- Saturday to investigate an ap- Douglas, who died Saturday, scious throughout pre- "We mourn the loss of a ington before moving here 11 Clement, and a member of its lawful use of his weapon, au- parent domestic fight in was a "judicial giant." liminary treatment. friend and a colleague," said years ago. Altar Rosary Society. thorities said. | which Cummings and his wife Foul play "I'm so sorry to hear He was employed for the The State Police Major Burger. Surviving are two sons, Joseph Cummings, 35, an were involved, State Police about the death of this won past 10 years as a driver for Crimes Squad, Ocean County Louis and Stanley Miller, officer for the Port Authority spokesman Lt. Joseph Kobus m< »i in •»•»! s. tlerful man," said former the Suburban Propane Co., changed in Prosecutor's Office and Staf- both of here; two daughters, of New York and New Jersey, said. Mrs. Nellie DlNapoll, Gov and state Supreme Cliffwood. ford Township Police are in- Mrs. Rosalie Lawernce, here, was listed in fair condition Cummings fled in his car Surviving, are his wife, vestigating the shooting. retired tavern owner and Mrs. Patricia Relyea of Sunday with glass and metal from his Manahawkin home recall vote Mrs. Ruth Suggs Bennett; a Kobus said the charges Buena Park, Calif.; three sis- and led police on a chase that WEST LONG BRANCH - agree with his judicial daughter, Miss Maureen Ben- ASBURY PARK (AP) - would be filed today in Staf- ters, Mrs. Rose Klex- ended at Exit 63 of the Mrs. Nellie DiNapoli, 77, of philosophy...but he was a nett, at home; three The cry of foul play Is rising , ford Municipal Court but he czkowski of Bayonne, Mrs. Mrs. Rhody Avchen Garden State Parkway, 81 Maryland Ave, died Satur- good, decent man." brothers, Fred, Cecil, and over the controversial munic- said authorities would would Blanche Lonergan, here, and where he was stopped by day at the Jersey Shore Medi- James Bennett, all of New- ipal recall election held last wait to arraign Cummings State Supreme Court Jus- Miss Agnes Jurgelowicz of PERTH AMBOY - Mrs. state and Stafford Township cal Center, Neptune. ark; ind a sister, Mrs week. until he is released from the tice Morris Pashman said of Lakeville, Pa.; 14 grand- Rhody Levy Avchen, 82, of police, said State Police She was born in New York Frances Hester of Newark. Election workers and can- hospital. Douglas. "This judicial children, and 16 great-grand- Harbor Terrace, died yester- Capt. Richard Kelly. City and moved here from The Day Funeral Home. didates said a number of giant was steeped in the trad- children. day at Roosevelt Hospital, Cummings was in his car Long Branch 10 years agg. Keyport, is in charge of ar- former mental patients were ition of Brandeis, Holmes, The Waitt Funeral Home, Edison. and allegedly pointed a .38- She was a retired owner of rangements. bused to the polls carrying Cardoza and Frankfurter. He Morganville, is in charge of She was born in Provi- caliber handgun at one of the TOWNSHIP OF Commander's Tavern, Long believed that the law was dence, HI. and'had lived pre-marked ballots. Election arrangements. state troopers who were on workers claimed many of the MIDDLETOWN Branch. She was a member of grounded in basic principles Furman 'Joe' here 60 years. the scene. Trooper Andre St. Jerome Roman Catholic of justice which must be con- She was the wife of persons bused to Ward Two TCWMIII CtHHltiH l»»«tl«l Mrs. Frank Orlowski Kiaschko, of the Tuckerton January 22, 1980 Church,here. stantly attuned to the needs Kimball Barney Avchen, who died in were confused and dis- RUMSON — Furman HAZLET - Mrs. Florence Barracks, then shot through oriented. BUSINESS PORTION Surviving are a daughter, of the times." 1969. the windshield, striking Cum- Public Hearlno On OtcKnanea*: Mrs. Gloria Dilione, here; State Supreme Court Jus- "Joe" Kimball, 60, of 43 Margaret Orlowski, 63, of She was a member of the All were carrying ballots - 346 Slreel vacation - Forest Awmue East River Road, died yester- Surrey Drive, died yesterday [tentative] and two grandchildren. tice Stewart Pollock said, Hadassah, and the sisterhood marked with the same red ink 349 Slreel vacation • Portion ol At- day at Riverview Hospital, at the Bayshore Community with "X's" next to the name lannc Avenue. I. Keensouig The Woolley Funeral "He was a rugged individ- of Temple Beth Mordechi, of "TOOOeed Of- Red Bank. Hospital, Holmdel. Felix W. Klingler Home, Long Branch, is in ualist in his life and his opin- Perth Amboy. of council candidates Frank Acquisition Kings charge of arrangements. ions and he spoke for people He was born in South Car- She was born in Jersey Surviving are two sons, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Fiorentino and Ascensio who had no other spokes- olina and lived here since City and had lived there until Alan Avchen of Rumson, and - Felix W. Klingler,, 71, of Albarelli and Mayor Ray- man." 1961. moving here 20 years ago. Theodore Avchen of Los An- East Freehold Road, died mond Kramer, they said.. Road Rehabilitation Andrew Gqelz He retired in 1961 from the She was a member of the al various Location* "He will be missed," said geles ; two brothers, Leonard yesterday at the Freehold Fiorentino won election a ResHjnewns Economic Develop Army after 20 years of ser- Hazlet Woman's Club. rnent Committee Joint Flood Conliol KARMINGDALE - An- Justice Mark Sullivan, J Levy of Methuchen, and Area Hospital. replacing Councllwoman C Appoinlmentfi - Economic Develop vice. Surviving are her hus- men! Comimltee Joint Flood Control drew Goetz, 82, of 6 Central Mark Levy of Norfolk, Va.; a He was born in Reichen- Henrietta Zachary. Kramer "there's no doubt about that. Mr. Kimball retired two band, Frank Orlowski; a son, I, MM St., died Saturday at Free- I always viewed him as the sister, Mrs. Dolly Silverstein bach, Germany, and had for- also was returned to office. A Transter of Community Development years ago as a kitchen em- Donald Orlowski of Fort Lee; Projects (tentative) hold Area Hospital, Freehold conscience of the court. He of New York City, and 10 merly resided in Bloomfield Monmouth County Elec- B Appointment - Special Officers ployee for nine years at Fort and three daughters, Ms. C Appointment - Police Physician Township. grandchildren. prior to moving to this area tions Clerk Stanley Davis was always a strong advocate Monmouth. Arlene Keller' of Morris 0 Appomlmenl • Temporary Housing He was born in Staten Is- of individual liberties and I The Flynn It Son Funeral 11 years ago. said having pre-marked elec- Otlicer He was a World War II Plains, and the Misses .Dale E Payment ol Bills land. NY,and he lived here think that was his greatest Home, Perth Amboy, is in He was the retired pro- tion ballots does not violated Hilda Coilison veteran. and Susan Orlowski, both at Township Clerk charge of arrangements. prietor of Spring Garden the law. He said he has re- 60 years. strength." Surviving are two* home; three brothers, Florists, Bloomfield. ceived no formal complaints. Prior to his retirement in brothers, Edward and Frank Michael Tracy of New Mr. Klinger had served 1962. he had been employed Henry A. Koenig, StnH-k, both of Charleston, Milford, William Tracy of Pasquale P. ' with the Army during World as a machinist by Bennett B.C., and two sisters, Mrs. Sea Girt, and Thomas Tracy 6 MONTH Capodanno War II, and was a member of Sand and Gravel Co., Brielle. ex-JCP&L official Rosalea Ayres and Mrs. of Alexandria, Va.; five sis- CERTIFICATES llf was a nifinlMT of St. the White Eagle Post 448, FANTASTIC Carolyn Williams, also of ters, Mrs. Genevieve LONG BRANCH - Pas- Catherine's Roman Catholic NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Bloomfield. Charleston, S.C. Ballance of Jersey City, Mrs. quale P. Capodanno, 75, of 150 12.338% Yield Church, here. Fla. - Henry A. Koenig, 56, He was member of St. The John E. Day Funeral Eileen Chauncey of Long Is- Ocean Ave., died yesterday Surviving are his wife, of 636 Goodwin Ave., for- Rose of Lima Roman Catho- 11.783% Per Annum Home, Red Bank, is in charge land City, N.Y., Mrs. Theresa at Monmouth Medical Cen- Mrs Sadie M. Goetz; a son, merly of Freehold Township, lic Church, Freehold. of arrangements. Reilly of Denville, Mrs. Re- ter. 10,000 Mln.—Substantial Penalty lor Early Withdrawal | John J. Goetz of Freehold N.J., died yesterday at his Surviving are a sister, gina Dunlevy of Park Ridge, Mr. Capodanno was bom Township, and three grand- home. Mrs. Mitilda Fehrenbach of Mrs. Marie Mann and Mrs. Doris Kelly of in Newark and had lived here children. Mr. Koenig was born in Irvington, and several nieces TWIN BORO FEDERAL SAVINGS Hicksvllle, Long Island, Weehawken, and four grand- 35 years. He retired five The Freeman Funeral LINCROFT - Mrs. Marie children. and nephews. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Home, Freehold, is in charge N.Y., and lived in Freehold years ago after 25 years as a Mann, 91, of 1 Hilltop Circle, The Day Funeral Home, security officer at Monmouth The Freeman Funeral 94 BROAD STREET — EATONTOWN of arrangements. Township most of his life, Home, Freehold, is in charge died yesterday at Riverview Keyport, is in charge of ar- Park Race Track, Oceanport. 542-0404 moving here seven months Hospital, Red Bank. of arrangements. rangements. He was a communicant of 202 Dtath Notlcas ago. Before retiring last She was born in Czechoslo- Our Lady Star of the the Sea year, he was Freehold area vakia and had been a resident Roman Catholic Church, AVCHEN— Rhody. «. ol Har superintendent for the Jersey of Eatontown before moving Man shoots self bor Terrace. Perth Ambov, on Janu- Central Power & Light Co. here. ary 20. I'M Wife of the late Barney here 15 years ago. Avchen (1*69); mother of Alan and He was a deacon and elder Surviving are two Theodore Avchen; sister of Dolly Sil She was a member of St. after 2 killings versteln and Leonard J. and Mark brothers, Albert J. Capodan- of the Reformed Church of Leo the tireat Roman Catho- Levy. Also surviving are to grand- NORTH BERGEN (AP) no, New Smyrna Beach, Fla., children. Funeral Tuesday if a.m. Freehold, a member and past lic Church,here. at the Flynn & Son Funeral Home, — A Hudson County man re- and Gerard, Newark, and 424 East Ave.. Perth Ambov. Rabbi master of Olive Branch 16, ' Her husband, the late Jack M. Rosoft officiating. Inter- Free and Accepted Masons, mained comatose last night four sisters, Kathrine and ment Beth Israel Cemetery. Wood- Fred Mann Sr, died in 1965. after shooting himself with Angela Capodanno and Mrs. bridge. Sfilva will M observed at the Freehold, and a past presi- Surviving are a daughter, Alan Avchen residence, 4 Beltevue the same gun with which he Paula Marks, all here, and COMMUTERS Ave.. Rumson. Contributions may dent of the Freehold Ex- Mrs. Philip M. Schmitt, with be made to the American Cancer change Club. allegedly shot and killed his Mrs. Lucy Mehl, Newark. Socletv- whom she made her home; a girlfriend and her stepfather, Surviving are his wife, son, Fred F. Mann Jr. of The Damiano Funeral MANN—Marie (nee Krallcek) of t police said. Home, here, is in charge of Hilltop circle, llncrofl, on Sunday. Florence Moreau Koenig; Sarasota, Fla.; two sisters, ATTENTION! Jan. 20. at Riverview Hospital. Funeral James Zampetti, about 30, two daughters, Miss Karen Mrs. Bertha Waldman of arrangements. Mass Wednesday Jan. 23 at 9:10 a.m. of North Bergen, shot himself from Church of Saint Lao the Great. Louise Koenig, Nyack, N.Y., Elmwood, and Mrs.' Elsie NEW YORK-NEWARK Lincroft. N.J. Friends may call at the in the head Saturday night Robert A. Braun Home tor Funerals. 4ml Mrs. Jean Ann Stiever, Tomasek of St. Petersburg, 10* Broad Street. Eatontown, Monday after police chased him from it p.m. and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. "Newtown, Pa., and a sister, Fla.; six grandchildren; and a Kennedy Boulevard parking 0fcFood Processor Prayers of the church 8pm Tuesday Mrs. Eleanor Van Wickle, 16 great-grandchildren. lot TAYLOR — Baatrlce of Bronx. Spring Lake Heights, N.J. The Robert A. Braun WfromGE, N V on Jan. V, t9M. Wife of , The Higgins Memorial Home for Funerals, Eaton- the Super Fast Georoe Sister of Joseph Brito, Mrs. Travel Two Thousand Years Norma Todd. Irene Watson and Home, Freehold, is in charge town, is in charge of arrang- Work Saver! Now you can read foster sister of Mrs. Joan Jenmns, of arrangements. In Only fifteen Days to the Mother of Diana. Mats al the menu, Forrest Avenue Community Church, East 16* St., Bronn. NY on Wednes day, Jan. 23. at 10 a.m. visitation at Alfreda Fairchild The Daily Register the Walter B. Cook Funeral Home on i Sibfe 01 your guide- Wednesday. 9-10 a.m. EATONTOWN — Alfreda the Lutheran Church of the West book, under rhe direction of WILLIAMS — Jennie B. of 4 Fairchild, 82, of 112 Maple Reformation, West Long Consignor Thomas M. Marshall Court, eatontown, on Jan. Ave., died Saturday at Mon- Branch. on your way home. tl, 1990 Devoted wife of Sergeant First Clats David E. Williams. Lov- mouth Medical Center, Long Surviving are a daughter, REARDON ing mother of David Jr.. Robert Branch. Mrs. Joan Bruce, here; a sis- Vatican Oftservei at United Nations Relax on Ihe train or bus and enjoy your favorite Earl, wine B . and Lae Jr. Williams Pasta Enwilus La«yei Ptolessoi and Miss Leslea Williams. Fond tit- Mrs. Fairchild was born in ter, Mrs. M.A. Guerrant, columists and comics. Keep up with the important ter of William Hank, and Rosa Lee Joiner. Fond daughter of Mrs. Mary Otsego, Mich., and had lived Otsego, two grandchildren news in the world in the nation - in the state - in the Chesson. Grandmother of seven. Fu- and one great-grandchild. neral service Tuesday, 11 a.m. at the here 12 years. She was the county. Pick up your Register at any ol the Child* Funeral Home Interment widow of Harold Fairchild, The Gorden Funeral Resi- tallowing 11 locations. Monmouth Memorial Park. Tlnton Falls. Friends may call at the funer- who died in 1955. dence, Allegan, Mich., Is In al home Monday. 3-9 p m She was the a member of charge of arrangements. • PENN STATION, NEW YORK CITY Beatrice Taylor 3 LOCATIONS lh FP1/4200-002 The Daily Register BRONX, NY. - Beatrice .ir. 14 Holy Scnpluif comet *Hve (or you M • Versatile lor slicing, chop- I USPS-l 45-440) Taylor, 83, of 778 Concourse you W.1II1 tht WJV ol thf Ciott. 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TRENTON (AP) - Turning a Camden. Newark and Trenton degrees to 60 degrees during sleeping duced by $180, the report said automatic setback thermostats. period for the cost of an automatic house thermostat down 10 degrees for The company suggests the most hours and when the house is empty. Annual gas heat savings would be "The department has reported setback thermostat," the report two right-hour periods can save up to efficient method of turning hack a The report said the dual $100 in Trenton, $101 in Newark and that purchase of an automatic added. SIM in annual oil heating bills in New thermostat involves some initial in- thermostat is by using an automatic thermostat setback practice can save $86 in Atlantic City, the report said. The Honeywell report said a re- Jersey, according to an industry vestment, but this outlay is more than device which it markets and which $176 each year in Camden where the New Jersey ranks eighth in the cent test the company made in the study. ' repaid in dependability and energy costs between $60 and (ISO average annual home heating cost nation in the amount of residential Oklahoma City suburb of Edmond With gat heat, the same dual savings over a period of time," the The average cost of an automatic with oil is $836 energy consumption, using 3.4 disproved "a common misconcep- thermostat setback practice can save report said setback device that will make, four With annual gas heating costs in percent of the national total, the re- tion" that more energy is used when more than 1100, the study by Hon- daily adjustments in the thermostat Camden of $470, a yearly savings $98 port said. In addition, the Internal Revenue eywell Inc of Minneapolis, Minn, re-heating a house is about |75 plus installation, the is available with the setback prac- New Jersey homes annually con- Service extends an "energy credit" shows. study shows. tice, the report said. sume about 134.1 billion cubic feet of of 15 percent of the purchase and "The test showed conclusively Based on local fuel costs and The report by Honeywell's man- In Atlantic City and Trenton, an- natural gas and 1 billion gallons of installation cost for an automatic set- that in a real world environment, climate variations, the report made a agement information center suggests nual oil heating costs of $849 could be fuel oil, the report said back thermostat, the report said savings produced by temperature set- comparison survey of potential that the savings can be effected by defrayed by $178 and Newark's $855 Honeywell says the U.S. Depart- "The expected future increases in back far exceeded the cost of reheat- energy savings in Atlantic City, reducing a thermostat from 70 home oil heating cost could be re- ment of Energy recommends use of fuel prices would shorten the payback ing," the report said Dreary days of winter prelude for a date with the taxman NEWARK (AP) - It's that time of year again. Holmes said the "handful of changes" Include expanded Congress has eliminated the itemized deduction for politi- income including unemployment compensation exceeds The weather is depressing; the holidays are over; the bills "tax brackets" so that a "person with the same income as cal contributions, but increased the straight tax credit for a $20,000, a portion of the unemployment will have to be are piled high; and the Internal Revenue Service wants to last year will probably pay less tax." donation from $25 to $50 for a single person and from $90 to included," Holmes said. know what you've been doing for the last 12 months. The personal exemption, formerly $750 per person, has $100 for a couple, Holmes said. In order to copute the total amount of unemployment New Jersey's 3.1 million taxpayers already have been been expanded to $1,000, he said. The energy crisis prompted elimination of the gasoline tax compensation, the state will be sending out a special mailed their tax forms and now the IRS is waiting to get some There also has been a built-in increase in the standard deduction, Holmes said, noting that Congress "didn't want to "1099UC" form to the 600,000 persons who received benefits answers. deduction for people who do not itemize. The amount for a provide a tax benefit for consumption.'' in New Jersey in 1979, Holmes said. For people fortunate enough to be expecting a refund, IRS single person jumped from $2,200 to $2,300, while the deduc- But, he said, the mileage rate for business use of a car was There also is a line on the tax form in which the total spokesman Henry Holmes has some advice: "The earlier tion for a married couple climbed from $3,200 to $3,400, increased from 17 cents a mile to 18.5 cents. compensation received must be written, even if it is not they file, the quicker they get the refund." Holmes said. This year, however, unemployment compensation is the taxable, Holmes said. But for the rest of the crowd, Holmes offers the consola- Child care credit still is permitted for working parents, he "big item that some people are going to be faced with," he "If people will sit down and review the instruction book it tion that at least the form will look familiar. said, noting that the restrictions have eased. This year, said, noting that for the first time ever, in certain situations, will solve a lot of problems," Holmes said. "That thing has "They really can use last year's as a general guide," he parents may take the credit If they pay a "non-dependant unemployment compensation is taxable. got the answers to about 90 percent of the questions we get said. "There's really not all that much that's new." relative" to care for their children. "In general, only if you are a single person and if your calls about here." Theater that featured X-rated films turns over a new leaf FORT LEE (AP) - A held and award winning for- June. having to pass the theater Barouk of Barouk Realty, at- has owned theaters in New just are not enough patrons to manner ot streets in Little landmark movie theater that eign films showcased, is turn- The renovation of the each day," Mrs. Allen said. tracting the wealthy is one of York and elsewhere. support an adult theater in Italy in New York," Don Fort Lee. featured only X-rated movies ing over a new leaf. Grant Lee leaves the Queen The Spanish Moorish the goals of the group in- "They're happy we're here said. "And getting rid of the "During the weekdays, for the past 10 years is chang- "It's about time they got Anne in Bogota as the lone building was built in the early volved in restoring the Grant now." porn theater • was the key- 1 business was a bust," Barouk ing its format to family en- rid of the filth on the screen," hard-core theater In Bergen ' part of the century in the hub I."'' and the entire Abbott Closter developers Tom stone] of upgrading the said, "and the weekend trade 1 tertainment films — and not said school crossing guard County. of what was called Palisade Boulevard block. Lambros and- Steven Karas block/ did not make up for it. It's a a minute too soon for some Betty Allen. "It was a disgrace having Junction. Nearby, trolleys "People have come up to and Fort Lee attorney Berek At first, the Grant Lee had big theater." residents. The Grant Lee closed those movies in a residential met the ferries crossing the me and looked me in the eye Don have joined Barouk in .1 giant organ that accom- The ('.rant Lee has more The landmark Grant Lee down last week for renova- area like this, especially with Hudson River to New York for the first time since we the project. panied Tom Mix and Laurel than 700 seats but there will Theater, where elaborate tion into a family theater the kids from Epiphany and City. took over the theater a few Barouk said he's renovat- and Hardy movies. be about 400 when renova- stage productions were once which is expected to open in School 4 (nearby schools) According to David years ago," said Barouk, who ing the theater because there tions are completed. The re- Later the Grant Lee be- duction in size will make pos- came a legitimate theather, sible a string of stores on the Columbia Avenue side of the The 1960s saw the theater theater. used as a showcase for for- Officials wary of moonshine booze revival eign films. But by the end of "We took a rundown the decade, the Grant .Lee NEWARK (AP) - The state's regulator of alcoholic whisky." gasoline to form gasohol, said Robert Pinard, Lerner's chief street and are in the process had become a porn palace. beverages said interest in the production of gasohol may Noting gasohol is made from 200-proof grain alcohol, assistant. of making it live again in the revive another popular form of distillation — moonshine Lerner warned there is the possibility distillers could dilute it Lerner said his concern was sparked by the agreement booze. to "make it fit for human consumption." signed by a Dover company, ConCology Inc., to buy the Joseph Lerner, director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control "I have the authority and I plan to regulate" the dis- former Rheingold Brewery in Orange and convert it for PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES division, said there have been "numerous" requests from tillers, Lerner said. distilling the alcohol used to make gasohol. Currently Covered Under individuals who want to produce gasohol, and without state The ABC is working on plans to issue state licenses to the The firm's long range goal is to produce up to seven Automobile Accident No Fault Int. regulation "these stills could be manufacturing moonshine Blue Shield • Major Medical Insurance distillers of grain alcohol used in combination with unleaded million gallons of alcohol by the end of the first year of Workmen's Comp. • Medicare operation. The alcohol would be derived from five million Medicaid • G.H.I ol NY bushels of corn from New Jersey farms, ConCology officials 14 Hour Emergency Service. said. State Assembly is scheduled Pinard said the ABC regulation would be limited to MATAWAN distillers of the alcohol. He said the agency already has the authority to license distillers, blenders and rectifyers, but CHIROPRACTIC CENTER does not want to get involved in regulating individual service stations that sell gasohol. 566-3342 to organize its committees "This is a new development we are trying to respond to," DR. ALAN LEDERMAN. B.A., DC. Pinard said. "Our concern is we don't want someone to put a Legislative leaders are trying to reach a compromise on CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN TRENTON (AP) — The Assembly is meeting today to still in his backyard purportedly to make gasohol and not use Diplomate N.B C E - Member A C A - N J.C S. organize legislative committees. the plan to create a $27 million urban aid fund from the gross it for vehicular purposes — but for moonshining." Licensed by N J State Board ot Medical Examiners But the 80-member lower house doesn't plan to vote on receipts levy and still not deprive those mostly rural com- bills, a top Assembly aide said. - - munities that have enjoyed the substantial tax payments from "The priority now is to complete the committee assign- the gross receipts levy. ments so bills can be adequately reviewed and voted on," said Sources also have revealed there is a possibility that the /aZ£w LIQUIDATION Since 1925 William .1 Henderson, executive secretary to the Assembly. Byrne administration plan to revamp the state's civil service Henderson said the Assembly would gather at about noon code may be reintroduced in the Legislature. for the purpose of Introducing legislation. The civil service reform bill from the last legislative $ The Senate, meanwhile, doesn't meet for another voting session died for lack of support. 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N Y 1)946-1888 The Daily Register Is Pakistan next on list? «• • » • A • 11 • 1 i MA 1 • I • 1 ft • • 11 ••AlAJtlA the threat to the company's Established in 1K7X — Published tn The Kilt Rank Krm>lMexico City: al prices plunged when commodity ex- The government's pledge to purchase the New Times, Moscow: than a half million people Arabia discussed the Invest- "The ayatollah is plagued by "...Mexico agreed to supply changes in Chicago and elsewhere re- embargoed commodites should ease "The Mafia has indeed be- have been killed by orders of ment of his country's oil mon- unrest among non-Shia and 100,000 barrels of oil a day to sumed activity on Wednesday, it became come an American way of fears of an" agricultural disaster that the governments of their ey: 'We prefer a thousand predominantly Sunni people Japan in return for help in apparent that the president's order will life. The present adminis- would result if the 17 million tons of countries." times to Invest our surplus In border areas, flight of capi- building a petrochemical tration, when it entered of- disrupt markets and inconvenience embargoed corn suddenly flooded the Izvestia, Moscow: "...the funds in companies than to *al and trained manpower, complex, a fertilizer factory, deposit them in banks to be mismanagement of the econ- fice, declared it would fight Americans — particularly those who market,, Iranian Foreign Ministry has and in other Mexican efforts eroded by Inflation. We would omy, and the decimation of organized crime. But there would like to conduct business as usual officially warned the U.S. toward modernization." It is true that the pledge for the that the passports of the shah have Uked to control all in- the military officer corps and has been no more talk of this. with the Soviets. Our neighbors are not par- purchase of this year's crop does not and members of his family fluential news media in the consequent demoralization Money is everything in the That lost business has inspired some, are not legal, and therefore world, but are the proprietors "™>"8 the defense forces.'' ticularly friendly. We may very well address legitimate fears over U.S., and money doesn't leaders of American public opinion, who the issuance of any visas of these media ready to tell? National Times, Austral- stink." not appreciate much of what the embargo's impact on future crops. Our frequent attempts in the la: "New American arms, they say, but America must as recently as two weeks ago were call- would be regarded as an un- Times of India; "Twenty Yet that quandary of future excess prod- friendly act toward Iran and past have been negative.'" planes, tanks, howitzers, always be prepared to lis- ing for firmer action against the Soviets, yean after Cuba's revolu- uction is not irresolvable. Other foreign would adversely influence Al-Ahram. Egypt: "What ""all arms and radio equip- ten... to denounce the consequences of a presi- tion, 30 percent of its arable markets can be found for a part of it. dential action that is direct and decisive. Indeed, the administration should re- They would better serve their consti- spond favorably to the call of the Ameri- tuents by urging the public to unite in can Farm Bureau for easier terms of Strict law enforcement needed support of the president's effort to make credit to other nations that want to buy a the Soviets pay a penalty for their in- Colts Neck fuse to cut down on a lot of who took the .time to bring portion of the corn shucked from the vasion of Afghanistan. Can these same To the Editor: "worthwhile programs" that gifts or sing Christmas carols Soviets. Likewise, the administration Much has been said In the they want, so they can wasta critics honestly claim surprise that the FROM OUR READERS to our patients during the should explore the feasibility of stepped past few weeks concerning more money . These pro- holiday season. president's response to that serious in- accidents at intersections of Lttttrt H Ikt wllUr mult bt tlifWd I n* IMV* Hw wrIMr't emmmttH wJ grams are more Jobs for bu- up production of gasohol made from u mtt HIiEMMi niimtor. TMy mmtMt CKCICd 3M Wtftfl. JIM GCCtpl Christmas can be a partic- ternational crisis also requires public the Naval access road, Nor- •rf wilrr. w«trnm«iH tl co#t#* reaucrats and political hacks corn, while being careful not to preclude ularly difficult time for a pa- restraint and self-sacrifice? Or is it just mandy Road. who have lost elections to tient to be confined to a hospi- a matter of wanting someone else to eventual resumption of the Soviet trade. Suggestions such as mov- better people, so Daddy has tal bed. These visits seemed ing the stop signs, larger stop What Is needed is some Drivers using Normandy to take care of them. make the sacrifices? Those possibilities for moderation of to be good medicine for those signs, and even traffic signals good old traffic enforcement Road cross streets have got If the concerned folk in staying with us over the The rhetorical reaction against Mr: long-term disruption to American mar- have been offered. Just about on the part of the civilian and to realize that a stop sign New Jersey do not shed their holidays. Carter's move is baffling not only be- kets deserve a vigorous debate. But such everything except correcting military police agencies to means 'Complete Stop' and apathy and get out on election Many of those who visited cause some critics, particularly several refinements will probably not proceed the major cause of the acci- apprehend and ticket the stop yielding to traffic that is so day and get some of these, our patients this season know sign violators, followed by close as to constitute an im- irresponsible leeches off our of his opponents in the presidential cam- very far if the president's critics main- dents, the stupid drivers that from personal experience ignore the stop signs! stiff fines in court. mediate hazard. back, we are in serious trou- paign, nave generally favored a more tain the deceptive pretense that no that they can rely on Riv- I'm sure if the people that ble. erview when help is needed. aggressive American challenge of the citizen should be called upon to place the use Normandy Road would Victor M. Dorn We are pleased to know Soviet Union. Their backlash is also a national strategic interests above those speak up we would all see that these generous people source of public confusion became they of each individual American. that most agree that the stop Pleased think of Riverview when they sign violators are the major think of helping others. cause of accidents and near Red Bank My personal wishes for a accidents. To the Editor: healthy and happy new year All parties concerned in On behalf of all of us at go out to each and every one Test-tube (American) babies making Normandy Road and Riverview Hospital, I would of them. the cross streets safe should like to take this opportunity Sincerely, apply the motto of the N.J.• to publicly extend our From the day in 1978 when little hood. Far from ushering in a sinister John K. Pawlowski Division of Motor Vehicles, warmest thanks to the many Administrator Louise Brown's eminently normal coun- "brave new world" of biological mis- "Education,.. Enforcement, individuals and organizations Riverview Hospital tenance appeared in newspapers around chief, the in vitro procedure has as its Engineering." Gerard McGrath the world, it was probably inevitable — final cause the enhancement, not the lingering moral and scientific qualms subversion, of traditional values. - Today in history notwithstanding — that "test-tube That is not to say that there is not a Local threat babies" would come to the United potential for abuse in the procedure and By Tbe Associated Press victed of perjury. Shrewsbury . States. Sooner rather than later, that its mass availability. The "pro-life" Today is Monday, Jan. 21, In 1954, the U.S.S. Nautilus, To the Editor: the 21st day of 1980. There are the world's first atomic sul* • consummation has begun with the protesters who have threatened to take With all the concern for 345 days left in the year. marine, was launched. our hostages in Iran, and the • certification in Virginia of the nation's the Virginia clinic to court are probably Today's highlight in his- Ten years ago, the sale of Russian bully boys in Afghan- ; first in vitro fertilization center. Already exaggerating the likelihood of unethical tory: French Mirage Jet fighters to istan we have completely ig- On Jan. 21, 1924, the leader Libya was announced. ; the clinic's waiting list contains more abuse and experimentation, but their nored a worse threat locally, of the Russian Revolution, ' Five years ago,,the Labor ' than 2,500 names. ^ concerns cannot be dismissed out of the bully boys in Trenton, Nikolai Lenin, died at the age Department announced that Byrne, Merllno, the Hudson J No scientific advance is an unmixed hand. of 54. He had suffered a 1974 had been the nation's County wheeler dealers and i blessing, but it would take a hard heart Fortunately, a federal advisory stroke. worst year for inflation since all helped along legally by board last year promulgated guidelines DM, ' not toiwelcome the extension of the in our local fair haired boy On this date: • vitro procedure to this country. At a time for in vitro fertilization which seem ade- O'Hern, who condones In 1908, New York City passed a law making it illegal - when militant childlessness has acquired quately to balance a reverence for life "Stopping the Clock," cut- 1 Thought for today: Let us for women to smoke In public. vogue status in some Circles, the in- with the need for additional research In ting off debate on hundreds of be happy and live within our fertile women and their husbands who the area. With adequate safeguards, the millions in new taxes on our In 1(42, German forces un- means, even If we have to state, which is facing a re- borrow money to do, it - have expressed desperate interest in the in vitro process has to be viewed as a 'We had to go into Afghanistan to protect our der Gen. Ernst Rommel cession. Inflation and loss of launched a new offensive in Artemus Ward, U.S. revolu- "test-tube" procedure offer powerful "pro-life" development in the true southern border. Now, to protect Afghanistan's jobs already. the western African desert. tionary commander . proof of the enduring appeal of parent- MOM, border.—• All this because they re- In 1990, Alger Hiss was con- (1717-1100) ' SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, JANUARY 21. 1960 The Dkatiy RcgMCT 7 Coping with your income tax — the ratesnn£y~be lower EDITOR'! NOIV - turn. As a result, more people oa that money Is give them ment, the IBS still is con- some of the information in Is the fir* la • Mrict ef five The tax forms themselves are preparing their own tax- more take home pay. In addi- cerned that their forms are our general tax booklet?" articles talllM "Caaiag tion, people now qualify for again try to read as simply as es, the IRS says. In l»7t, too complicated. It is spend- This year's forms ware With Year lacome Tax." the credit if their income is possible, say IRS officials about 47 percent of all tax- ing $1.2 million to study wsys mailed out beginning in late They wart written te beta 110,000 or less. Last year's That helps the agency as well /CDeite payers sought outside help. to improve the tax package. December and must be re- taxpayers areaare tactr lTO celling was a),000. as the taxpayer. Last year, that figure Brauer said the study is turned, of course, by April 15 JANUARY tl lax mans. —People who itemise can The IRS includes separate dropped toS t percent. asking: "Can we get theAt always, taxpayers who file Art Alliance workshops now available. For further By GLENN RITT no longer claim a deduction instructions in its tax booklet "Last year, we had an er- right forms more effectively early will get refunds faster information call M2-M03. Mon 10-11, Life Drawing Antedated Preu Writer for political contributions for each Una of. the return. ror rate about the same as into the hands of the right than those who wait. If you Mon. 4-6 Children's Classes, Emtf Talarico Tues. 11-1, WASHINGTON - When But the maximum tax credit The expanded tax tables, the year before, which itself file in January, your refund Sculpture Class with Geza de Vegh Wed 10-12, Water |or such contributions has people? Can we set up specif- you finally buckle down and adopted In 1977, have been showed a marked drop," said could arrive within four Color class with Eleanor Dreskin. Thurs. 10-12, Draw- face those Income tax forms, been doubled to (90 for single ic forms for special segments retained so that people can Robert Brauer, chairman of weeks. If you wait until April, ing and Basic Design by Jacquie Caldwell, Thurs. you'll find what appears to be of the population, for exam- taxpayers and 1100 for mar- rely more on the 1040 a short the IRS tax form committee. the check won't arrive for 7 30-9 30. Advanced Drawing and Painting by Don welcome news, a lower tax ple, the elderly or the handi- Willet. ried couples filing a joint re- form. Despite this improve- capped? Can we cut back eight weeks, the IRS advises. rate. JANUARY tl & tl The government not only Choraliers of Eatontown will hold auditions on cut the rate this year by Mon., Jan. 21 and Mon., Jan. 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the widening tax brackets, but it Woodmere School, Raleight Court, Eatontown, N.J. is allowing you to take a larg- Auditions will be for all voices. For further information er personal exemption than Are you in default danger ? call Renette Vincelette at 544-1013 • ever before. JANUARY Vt Bat don't cheer too loudly. By SYLVIA PORTER IIUIIIIIIIIIiinmilllltllllllimilllHIIIIIIIIIHI Think about it all. Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter 644. Because of inflation, you may niness... Job cutbacks... Unexpected but What are your plans to make and keep your Cocktail Dance. 8:30 p.m. Call 739-3867 for location and wind up paying more than you essential heavy home repair*... mortgage payments current? Itemize choices further information. did last year. This Is merely a sampling of the problems that are available toyou . Monmouth County' s Right To Life is sponsoring bus Those who received a cost- that can emerge In 1990 to confront you, a YOUR MONEY'S Tally your debts and your monthly transportation to Washington, D. C. in participation of-living raise had cause for homeowner burdened with debt, and can force payments for obligations exclusive of your with the National March for Life. Tickets: $10 00 adults, celebration, particularly with you to face a possible default on your mortgage mortgage. This will include food outlays, utili- $5.00 students. For reservations call 741-2174 or 787-5204 expenses rising so fast. So did payments. ties, insurance premiums, alimony, child sup- or 775-1588 or 446-7580 those who received extra in- If the possibility seems even remotely a WORTH port payments, outlays for other loans. List all JANUARY H& U terest on savings and Invest- threat to you now, don't delay. Dig to the core your obligations. Noah's Ark, a nursery school program for all pre- school children, meets every Tues, & Thurs., 0:30-11 SO ments. But, here's the catch: of the problem at once. MIIIIIIMIHIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMII Are you now altering your spending habits The greater your income, the As the inflation spiral worsened In 1979, the to emphasize your needs as opposed to your A.M. Graded groups. $3 per week. First Baptist Church, higher percentage of it Uncle housing cost crisis made the headlines with charge" and worse — "foreclosure" — are desires? Is that second car a necessity? Your Maple Ave., Red Bank. 747-0671. Sam wants. frightening regularity. new in the vocabulary of this generation. boat? What about your credit cards? JANUARY H, 17, t» The Monmouth Conservatory Children's Chorus "That shocks a lot of peo- And as the Federal Reserve Board But if any of these critical developments is Don't send anyone else to speak for you to ple," said George Row, a tightened the screws on credit, it further com- looming in your household, don't try to shrug it will hold open auditions for children age 9 thru 13, at the the lender. Church of the Nativity, Ridge & Hance Rds , Fair Treasury spokesman. "Peo- plicated the financial woes of millions of off. Go immediately to the company that And certainly, don't pay anyone a fee to Haven, on Sundays Jan. 13 & 27th at 2 p.m. and on Americans. ple are making more money, loaned you the money to buy your home — and speak in your behalf. Don't borrow more mon- Tuesdays, Jan. 15, 22 & 29 at 7 p.m. for solo and chorus but they're not prepared psy- In addition, the strain on many of you who if the company is not nearby, phone! Spell out ey to postpone a default; this is the heart of roles in Benjamin's Britten's "The Little Sweep" to be chologically to pay more tax- recently bought your homes has been com- your problem. your trouble. performed at the Monmouth Arts Center on Mar. 13 & es." pounded by a new phenomenon — specifically, Be prepared tosubmi t detailed information Other agencies that can advise and assist 14, Felix Molzer. Director. Call 741-8880. Of course, It would be you have turned the purchase into a specula- so the lender can assist you. you In avoiding loss of your home if your lender JANUARY 22, M worse without the reduction tion by skimming the profit off one Inflated Following are some of the questions you'll can't help you ball out Include: The Monmouth Civic Chorus will hold open audi- in tax rates, he noted. resale after another as a way to move into ever be asked. (1) The Veterans Administration, if the VA tions for new chorus members for their Spring prod- more expensive housing. The Department of Housing and Urban guaranteed the loan; (2) HUD if your home uction, (May 16-17), of Gilbert & Sullivan's "H M.S. Of every three buyers of new homes, two Development suggests you have notes before was insured by HUD Pinafore" on Tues. evenings at 7:15 at the Embury have been climbing up the housing ladder in you to help you answer them. For instance: FHA; (3) Methodist Church, Church St., Uttle Silver. For in- this way, seys the Nktiunal Association of Why did you fall behind In your payments? United Fund Agencies which may give you formation call Roxie Seiple, 531-5232. Home Builders. For the elderly, living on fixed Be ready to provide facts about the circum- credit counseling; (4) Your credit union, labor JANUARY 23 & 30 Incomes, there has been the threat of being stances that resulted in your problem: layoffs, union, possibly religious association, all of The Transcendental Meditation program offers compelled to flee long-established homes be- soaring utility costs, rising property taxes, which may provide counseling or refer you to free introductory presentations with a color film every cause the monthly housing bills piled on top of hefty maintenance, whatever. other sources of help; (5) Your community Wed. 1 and 8 p.m. Location: 326 Broad St., Red Bank. planned mortgage payments are exceeding What are your currentresources? Total all government which may have agencies that can Call 747-7035. their projected ability to pay. your current monthly Income, Including in offer counsel. JANUARY 24 Even two-paycheck families, who are ris- addition to wages, such sources as: union or This is not the catastrophic 1930s, when Bethany - A new group for singles, 18-30, first get ing into higher Income brackets where the tax disability payments; VA benefits; Social Se- banks foreclosed almost automatically. This is together, Jan. 24, 8:30 P.M.. St. Mary's Church Hwy. 34 advantages of owning a home are clear, are curity; savings accounts', spouse's income; 1980 — when there are more services than ever it Phalanx Rd , Colts Neck. All invited. 780-2666. discovering the serious economic pitfalls of children's Income; Insurance policies or other to assist you to regain your financial balance QUEST — Weekly lorum for single, divorced & mortgage payments. assets against which you temporarily may and when your lender really and truly does widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing. "Delinquent payment," "default," "late borrow money. Note even welfare payments. NOT want to foreclose. Unitarian Church 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 8 P.M. Donation: $3.00. JANUARY 25 This year's forms contain Parents Without Partners Chapter 0007 General major changes, reflecting the RED BANK Meeting, 8 P.M., Holiday Inn, Rt. 36, W. Long Branch. 1978 Tax Reform Act, which Tax liability illand ONLY Gail Wlggs speaks on "Financial Aid For A College cut individual income taxes Education". Dancing follows. Beat the winter blahs - come join us. by $13 billion. By DAVID R. SARGENT The standard deduction Q-I am retired and have quite a few E bond.. Should I JANUARY 26 (now called the zero bracket convert them to HH bonds? If so, when are Series E taxable? LADIES WEAR "Best Little Whorehouse in Texas", $30, includes amount in legal taxese) has A. T. Michigan bus, ticket and refreshments. Bus leaves from Boro Bus, Red Bank, 12:30sharp. 787-7852. increased from $2,200 to Q—The time has come for as todecid e what to do with oar f $2,300 for an individual and series E bonds. These wen bought between 194* and 1MB. JANUARY 27 from $9,200 to $3,400 for mar- Should they be converted to HH boads or toned In? I am now Ms. Senior Citizen is sponsoring a deluxe bus trip to ried couples. retired. A. S. Florida Atlantic City. Hot buffet lunch, show, free silver dollar, In addition, the personal A—Like thousands of other patriotic Americans your age, champagne and taffy. Complete $14. Call 988-5433, exemption has gone from $750 you are both now faced with a financial planning problem as a 774-1411 or 842-3001. All welcome. to $1,000. result of your well-intentioned purchases of bonds. Because JANUARY 27 FEBRUARY 3,10,17,24 you are retired and presumably in a lower bracket, the tax The Monmouth Veterans Senior Citizens Group is However, the general tax sponsoring trips to Caesars Boardwalk Regency, Atlan- credit cannot be claimed this tic City. Leave Red Bank 3:30 I'M with pickups in year. immiiiiimitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiijiMliliimiiiiii 'Long Branch and Asbury Park, return home 10:30, Sun. Not counting the effect of Ladies Shoe Jan. 27, Feb.3. 10,17,24. $4.95 per person, complete with inflation, a taxpayer earning By:"GOLO" bus trip and meal, other extras. A star-studded show under $5,000 a year will have available at a small additional charge. All welcome. his or her tales cut, on aver- SUCCESSFUL "DIESSE" Reservations: 741-0285 or 870-1185 any hour. age, by 36 percent. For those JANUARY 29 earning between $5,000 and "CONNIE" Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter 644 $10,000, taxes will be reduced, INVESTING "LE SHOE" Cocktail Dance, 8:30 p.m. Call 739-3867 for location and on average, by It percent. further information. For higher income brackets, "PAPPAGALLO" JANUARY 31 the cuts will range from i.nun.mi in 11111111111 "NATURALIZER" AND MORE Chinese Auction, Sponsored by Saint Joseph's PTA, about 5 percent upwards, the Values to $45 will be held in Saint Joseph's School Auditorium, Maple Treasury Department says. Not all aiyto* In all aizM. consequences should be somewhat less punative. First off, 1 Place, Keyport, at 8 p.m. Tickets are $1.50, coffee and Last year, a married cou- would suggest sitting down and figuring out the taxes on refreshments wilt be served, advanced tickets may be ple, filing jointly and earning alternative actions. What would the tax be on the accrued purchased by calling 591-9047. $17,000 would have paid $2,710 interest should you sell all your E bonds? Then scale down FEBRUARY 2 in federal income taxes. This from there, figuring the tax if half the bonds were sold, or if * Slacks Blouses Luncheon-Fashion Show, Mater Dei High School year, they will pay $2,505 on one-quarter was liquidated. Once you decided how much tax PTA, 12 Noon, Sat., Feb. 2 at Shore Casino. Fashions by the same salary, the IRS Uncle Sam would take on your accumulated Interest, you will the Berry Patch, Fair Haven. Tickets: $10.00. Call says. That's a $206, or 8 per have a better handle on bow toproceed . * Skirts ONLY Phyllis Misch 671-3492. cent, saving. Any bonds purchased in 1940 have run their course and will Luncheon-Fashion Show, Mater Dei High School By: PTA, 12 Noon, Sat., Feb. 2 at Shore Casino Fashions by Another married couple come due this year. By switching them to HH bonds, you will ONLY the Berry Patch, Fair Haven. Tickets: $10.00. Call Mrs. that earned $25,000 last year be able to postpone the tax on the accrued E bond interest "LOUBELLA" paid $4,288 In tas; this year, Phvllis Misch. 671-3492. until you either sell or otherwise dispose of the HH bonds. But "AILEEN" with the same income, they the interest on the HH bonds is not particularly attractive now Star Of The Sea School is sponsoring the Gong Show, Sat. Feb. 2, 7:30 p.m. Donation $2.50. Re- will pay $4,050. at only 6.3 percent. Nonetheless, you may find that all things By: "JH" "HUCKLEBERRY" Here are other major freshments served. Chelsea & Third Ave., Long Branch. changes: considered, this Interest plus the tax savings on E bond "ULTIMATE" AND MORE Annual Barn Dance held by St. Catherine's PTA —You no longer can claim interest works out favorably for you. Certainly you should East Keansburg 8:30 P.M. Music by Tex & The Virgin- "JONES N.Y." All Size* ians. Donation: $6.50 includes refreshments with hot state or local gasoline taxes cash In some of the E bonds — whatever amount is feasible from a tax standpoint. The rest should be exchanged for HH •II size*. AND MORE and cold buffet. For tickets and information call as an itemized deduction. 787-5123. —Some unemployment bonds and sold piecemeal over the years. compensation payments are Q-Would yea saggest s stock or two for me? I can afford Bayview School PTA presents "Rock Around The taxable if they push your 1979 to take risk aad weaM like to invest $t,*M la two stocks for Clock Again". 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. Enjoy hot and cold earnings over $20,000 as an appreciation over the next five or tea years. I am convinced buffet, music by Bill Swanke, at Belford Independent Fire Co., Rt 36, Belford. $10.00 per person. Tickets call individual or $25,000 as a that science aad technology companies will grow and I would Dresses — Gowns Pat Dacimo 495-0298 or Ro Smith 787-3183. married couple filing jointly. like to capitalize on this. GO. Indiana —The earned Income cred- A—Two interesting speculations in the scientific and tech-' AS MUCH AS FEBRUARY 2, 9,16, 23, MARCH 1 it, which provides tax nological areas are Spectra-Physics (NYSE) and Intersil By: The Christian Home is more than praying together; payments to many low-In- (OTC). The latter company is a highly profitable maker of it's living together. The Middletown Bible Study will come people to discourage semiconductor devices. For the current fiscal year, earnings "PIERRE D'ALBY" sponsor Dennis & Joan Hunt in a seminar stressing the them from taking welfare baa should hit $1.80 a share, up from $1.66. The company Is 21 "SPORT WHIRL" practicality of the Bible within the framework of the been liberalized. percent owned by Northern Telecom and has been the reci- modem Christian home. The seminar will be held on five Sat. evenings, Feb. 2, 9. 16,23; and March 1, from The maximum credit has pient of several merger offers. Buy. "DAVID CRYSTAL" 7:30 to 9:30 P.M. at the Navesink Methodist Church, increased from $400 to $500, Comerical lasers are Spectra-Physics forte. However, "CARRY BACK LTD" 0 Navesink Ave., Navesink. No advance registration is and people can get advances many other innovaUve new products have been marketed w successfully In fact, sales should push past the $100 million necessary, For additional information call 291-2436 or "KIMBERLY" AND MORE OFF 842-8738 jj. IN. Higgins given mark for the year ending next September. This is 25 percent annually over the last three years, and should be in the $2.60-a- ORIGINAL PRICE FEBRUARY II mortician's license share area this year. Both stocks are buys for speculative St. Benedict's Annual Mardi gras, 9 to I A.M. growth Tickets $12.50, senior citizens, $10.00. 165 Bethany Rd.. FREEHOLD - J. Nolan All Weather Vinyl Holmdel. For further information call 739-2069 or Higgins of 20 Center St., here, (Mr. Sargent cannot answer all mail personally, but will Sweaters 264-0076. has been licensed as a morti- answer all questions possible in his column.) Boots FEBRUARY 23, 24, 26 cian in New Jersey. Antique dealers wanted — unusual collectibles for Higgins, who served his show In Rumson, sponsored by Sisterhood of Congrega- apprenticeship with his MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER By: A tion B'nai Israel. Call 842-8694. father in the operatlon'of the FEBRUARY 24 Higgins Memorial Home, 18 NOW "TEA SHIRTS'% Atlantic City Special-Boardwalk Regency spon- here, is a graduate of Fair-, "CARROL" Y sored by River Plaza Auxiliary, includes luncheon lelgh Dickinson University, "HARK" buffet, Vegas Review. Round trip transportation via 1 OPEN SUNDAYS Madison, and the American "CRAZY HOR8E' luxury coach. Departure 8 A.M. from Middletown Fire Academy McAllister In- Hours: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. "PORTER HOU8E" Co. #1 parking lot — returning approximately 6 P.M., stitute of Funeral Service, $17.50 per person. For reservations and further Informa- New York City. He was AND MORE tion call 741-6281. awarded a national board MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER MAY 24 TO MAY 31 certificate by the Conference 777aHKWMOIlY«VE. tMEWntlRY St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands will sponsor a of Funeral Service Examin- 747-S2M £0! cruise on the S. S. Statendam Call 291-0876. ing Boards A NEW YOU Belly dancing is a good form of exercise

By EMILY W1LKENS Stand tall and straight, hands at sides. Slowly pull in your stomach, tensing Tin real name Belly dancing ii so sensuous most people don't consider it when they're stomach muscles as you inhale. Hold for a count of two. Release as you exhale. looking around for a form of exercise that tightens sagging muscles, helps bum Lebwa calls this a belly dancing movement - and so it Is! But It also is a Mastering even a few of the movements that go Into bally dancingiJ calories, and promotes physical fitness super isometric workout. enjoyable exercise Incidentally, the name 'belly dancing" is one that gained "Yet belly dancing is just the greatest for making you feel like a new Belly dancers use their hands gracefully. It's part of their allure. One of a new meaning in translation, according to Lebwa. Its origin is the Arabic person and keeping you physically fit," says Lebwa, an exponent of this Middle the routines Lebwa suggests is this Wrist Eubi routine: word "beUedi" (rhymes with melody) which means village or country Eastern art and author of "A Belly Dancer's Slim-Down and Shape-Up Bring arms to shoulder level. Bring handi to a praying position in front of l«bwas shape-up secrets include more than the intriguing and eaiy-to- Secrets'' (Parker Publishing). ' your chest. Press wrists together. Slowly rub wrists against each other in a follow dance diagrams in her book She offers some marvelous recipes for diet- According to this practitioner, the steps and movements of the dance are fan-like motion. conscious Middle Eastern cuisine, provides tips on making up for belly dancing easy and enjoyable exercises. Because you do them to music, you forget you're Now combine Wrist Rubs with a-Stomach Flutter or two, put on some and even tells how to whip up a belly dancing costume to wear when you re exercising, she says, and give yourself over to the fun of following the music. Middle Eastern music and you're ready logo! ready to show off your new skill. If belly dancing conjures up the image of an Arabian Nights dauler in This is a fascinating book about a figure-improving activity that I fun. in filmy costume, belly dancing her way into the Sultan's heart, you may feel shy between the how-tos there's a great deal of fascinating Middle Eastern lore. about trying a few twists and turns. Don't! Give it a whirl. You'll love it. How- Just for you to illustrations by Margaret Nelson make the dance instructions in Lebwa's book easy to follow. Dear Emily: Do you have any Idea how many calories are la a sugar For starters, get instant satisfaction by practicing a few of the movements doughnut? - D.S. . , , that add to a belly dancer's allure — then put them all together in sequence! Dear D.S.. A sugared doughnut has MS calories not including the hole! Voila! You're belly dancing. Lifestyle Seems like a lot for a few bites but that's the tally. Stomach flutter SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1980 EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but cannot undertake to answer each one. She will use questions of general interest in her column. Address your For example, Lebwa tells how to do a slow stomach flutter: letters to Emily Wilkens, care of this newspaper.

ASK DR. BROTHERS Retirement isn't the end

By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS tions he'd can pursue as soon and it can be rewarding. feel that I want the security those who had gotten along Dear Dr. Brothers: My as he leaves his present job. At the moment, your hus- that marriage gives. My OK with their mothers. huiband Ii driving me, You might suggest that he band is looking only at the former roommate says I'm himself sad the rest of the take a few weeks off, a vaca- negative aspects but the kidding myself and that I re- While women from unhap- family ap the wall because tion, before he plunges Into a positive aspects far outweigh ally don't want marriage py homes also shunned mar- he's to terrified of retirement program of adult education them. His vision Is blocked. either, bit 1 think she's riage, this seemed to be about that he's sure the moment be or other activity. He needs a He needs to look through a wrong. -M.G. all they had In common with stops going to toe office, he'll sense of purpose. We all do. larger, wider lens. Dear M.G.: Sometimes, resisting males. drop dead of a heart attack. You can help by pointing out people are afraid of marriage The point Is that he's going to that retirement from a job Dear Dr. Brothers: I can't without knowing it. In a study Usually, when an individ- have to retire because of an doesn't mean retirement understand why I'm con- of people who resisted mar- ual such as yourself finds she economy move la his com- from life. In order to remain sistently attracted to gays riage, sociologists discovered is repeating a pattern the pany. They're cutting back healthy, he needs to remain who are wedded to that the males had often seen chances are it isn't coin- already, and will continue for active and interested. He bachelorhood. This Is the the worst side of home and cidence. I think you'd profit about six months when my needs to develop new talents fourth one la a row who re- family as children. Nineteen from taking in intensive look husband hits his 70th birth- and new interests. One is nev- sists the altar although he's percent of the males who re- at yourself and trying to day. He's a very young 71 and er too old to be curious, to happy enough to be haying aa ported poor relations with analyse what It is you really his boss actually thinks he's learn and to develop. This affair. Maybe I'm old-fash- their mothers never married, want, and what you're look- three yean younger than he change presents a challenge ioned, but I'm beginning to compared to 7 percent of ing for in a man. Is. How can I convince him that retirement isn't the kiss of death? -O.C. COPING COURSE — Sylvia F. Griffin, left, Monmouth County Extension home Dear G.C.: Your husband economist, reviews "Coping," a three-lesson home study course for displaced obviously has Identified with Marian Freedman is named homemakers, with Florence Griffin of Howell, director of Howell Township Welfare his job much too strongly for Board and editor of displaced homemakers' Network News. Interested women may his own good. However, the register for the course before Jan. 25 by sending name and address to Sylvia Griffin, best thing you can do now is 20 Court St., Freehold, 07718, or by phoning her through the county switchboard. to encourage him to spend Freehold hospital president Griffin also is known for her weekly Wednesday Consumer Advice column in the some time each week explor- Food section of The Daily Register. ing various hobbies or voca- FREEHOLD - Mrs. Dr. Harold H. Freedman, Board of Education and is a County Office of Social Ser- Marian Freedman, founder succeeds Art Schreiber, who former member of the board vices and a past president of and first president of the served in 1978-79. of trustees of the Monmouth the Monmouth County Com- Freehold Associated Aux- The new president is a munity Services Council. iliaries for Freehold Area graduate of the Middlesex Long before Freehold YOUR HEALTH Hospital and a member of its General Hospital School of Area Hospital opened its board of trustees since 1871, Nursing and has done post- doors, Mrs. Freedman was a has assumed the position of graduate work at Teacher's vocal hospital advocate. In president of the hospital's College, Columbia Univer- 1967 she was named Woman board at its annual meeting sity, New York. of the Year by the Business here. She served for two years and Professional Women's A wonder drug for ulcers Mrs. Freedman, widow of as president of the Freehold Club of Monmouth County. Wagon Wheel Whirl By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. tates the start of a new drug regimen. Many people discontinue the use of the antlbotlcs at I've had a stomach ulcer on and off for many yean. their own discretion (or should I say indiscretion?). is sponsored by club Since I've been Ming the new wonder drag, cimetidine, Infections that seem to be controlled then tend to flare up, and a new cycle of antibiotics is necessary. MATAWAN - Glenn four clubs in the shore area I'm feeling better than ever. I don't know whether to stop Cooke, Wall Township, will and one in New York, and It or whether to continue It for the rest of my life. — Mr. The key to the beneficial use of all drugs is the be caller for the 11th Annual teaches for two of these L.E.B., N.Y. professional, trained judgment of the doctor who pre- Wagon Wheel Whirl, a square clubs. His classes begin in scribed them. jk Dear Mr. B.: dance sponsored by the September and graduation is Before I write about cimetidina, known as Matawan Junior Woman's usually held in early spring. Now, about the value of ctmetldine. It has been well Club. It will take place Feb. 9 Mrs. Carol Lane Klick, "tagamet," I must first comment on the confusion of documented that cimetidine, or tagamet, has been re- your short note. When you say, "I have been taking," it at 8 p.m. in St. Thomas the Winter Place, and Mrs. Deb- markably effective in the treatment of duodenal ulcers Apostle Church, Old Bridge. bie Smith, Waverly Place, intimates that you have been given the drug by prescrip- and stomach ulcers. It can really be considered a "won- tion by your doctor, for a definite period of time. It also Cooke took square dance both in Aberdeen, are in' der drug." The basic problem of peptic ulcers In the lessons with his wife 19 years charge of tickets and in- allows me to presume that during the time you have been stomach and the duodenum is caused by an excess taking the drug you have been under constant supervision ago and started calling three formation for the Wagon production of hydrochloric acid. Tagamet works by in- years later. He now calls for Wheel Whirl. for the treatment of your underlying ulcer condition. terfering with the production of this acid in a way that no Pay bOlm the easy; previous drug ever has. Certainly, If that is the case, it is not you who should Auxiliary's barn dance money-maving way make the decision to stop taking the drug, or to "con- Yet, even though this excellent drug has been shown tinue to use it" for the rest of your life. to be advantageous in the healing of ulcers and in the KEANSBURG —The Mrs. Gary Dethlefsen and PLUS S^lnteremt This is an error in judgment which too frequently recurrence of ulcers, there are already evidences that Ladles Auxiliary of New Mrs. Gary Kirsten bead the per annum. occurs in taking drugs for this or any other medical uncontrolled use of the drug may have some potential Point Comfort Fire Co. will committee for the BYOB condition. disadvantages. have a barn dance Feb. 2 at 9 event. Tickets, available p.m. in the firehouse, Carr from auxiliary members or I jl Keyatone Savino6 Doctors for a long time have been fascinated by the Since the advantages are great, there remains only Avenue.Caller will be Glenn at the door, provide roast fact that people under treatment for high blood pressure the need for the doctor to control the amount of drug that Cook. beef, beer and set-ups. will suddenly, for no apparent good reason, discontinue is used and the duration of its use. taking the drug when they begin to feel better. Before Toxic effects are known to occur with any drug. Even Steel band long they are back at the doctor's office with renewed ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Band, under the directorship symptoms of high blood pressure. the most benign type of drug, if taken indiscriminately, — The children can cause adverse effects. Neither you nor I can answer Highlands Elementarof Atlantiyc of Miss Auguste Broadmeyer, Discontinuance of drugs Is a major problem for your question. Your doctor can. Jan. 31 at 9:30 a.m. Parents doctors. Many patients who have gout, for example, will School will be treated by the Carl A. Quaglia, PTO to a presentation of the and preschoolers are wel- R.P. stop taking their beneficial drug, only to find that there is Dr. Coleman welcomes questions from readers. Red Bank Middle School Steel a flare-up of their gouty condition which then necessi- Please write to him in care of this newspaper. come. THE TWO WEEK COMMON COLD Wed. January 23rd 7 to 10 P.M. While you may not associate a two week Music for children Illness with a minor cold. It Is true that some JORJIN DIAMOND & GOLD THE SHERATON cold viruses are able to linger on for maay days. A variety of different viruses caa cause common is parents' program BUYING SERVICE .BRIDAL SHOW! cold symptoms. Some of them can provoke a cough that lingers for a week or more. 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Engagements announced HINTS FROM HELOISE Rodman-Birdsall FARMINGDALE-Mr and Mrs Thomas W Birdsall, Meadowview Farm, Birdsall Road, announce the engagemet of their daughter, Barbara Leigh Birdsall, to Bruce Nelson Counter measure Rodman, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn Rodman Jr , 95 Leland Ter . Tinton Falls The couple plan to be married in Decem- ber Miss Birdsall was graduated from Howell High School and Susquenanna University, Selinsgrove, Pa., and is a music teacher in Ocean Township Schools. for the kitchen Mr Rodman is an alumnus of Monmouth Regional High School, Tinton,Falls, Wittenberg University, Springfield.., DEAR FOLKS: on. - M.M.M. Ohio, and The Ohio State University, Columbus. He is a' ' Cleaning the kitchen counter probably is one of those member of Lambda Chi Alpha and is a self-employed consul- household cleaning chores you do umpty-ump times a day, tant. DEAR HELOISE: Barbara Birdsall maybe even more often than anything else I once saw in your column a tip on removing a melted Whatever yon do in that kitchen, it most likely's followed plastic bread wrapper from an electric toaster. You guesaed Vecchio-Kenney by wiping the counter to get it clean, right? it — I need the hint desperately but can't remember what It Now I'm going to let you in on two of my pet fetishes One was. UNION BEACH-Mrs. Martin A. Kenney, 54 Scholer is having clean kitchen counters The other's keeping the Will you please repeal the remedy? — Mabel Shockley Drive, announces the engagement of her daughter, Maurita fridge and cabinets fingerprint-free. ' Yep! Would be delighted to Kathleen Kenney, to Anthony Patrick Vecchio, son of Mr. and So, you think your kitchen counter is clean and looks Just pour a dab of fingernail polish remover on a piece of Mrs. Lawrence F. Vecchio, 162 Broadway, Keyport. great? Look again! Be sure the light is on in your kitchen, then cotton. Let the cotton remain on the plastic for 30 seconds or Miss Kenney is the daughter also of the late Mr. Kenney bend over and inspect that surface closely at eye level... so and start rubbing away. She and her fiance were graduated from Keyport High School. Yucky, huh? If the melted plastic doesn't do a disappearing act at first, Miss Kenney attended Brookdale Community College, Lin- Most people wipe a counter's surface in a circular motion, try, try again until the stuff dissolves. croft, and is a floral designer at Keyport Greenhouse. and that doesn't cut it No siree! You miss a lot of dirt that But, since fingernail polish remover is a flammable liquid, Mr. Vecchio is employed as a production supervisor at way and what you miss just gets spread around. use caution. Edison Products Co., Edison, and is a first lieutenant in Eagle If you really want to get that surface clean, pretend you Be sure there are no open flames around and, to be on the Hose Co., Keyport Fire Department. are cleaning a mirror or glass door. Wipe from side to side, safe side, be certain the toaster is cool being careful to hit every spot. Ljke painting a house. Margaret Duffy Hope this saves the day! — Heloise Now inspect. Still some left? Do it again. DEAR HELOISE: Brister-Duffy I. A little squirt of window cleaner or ammonia and water I use the plastic foam trays food comes packaged in to Constance Gunther willmake your counter shine. make templates for quilt patterns. RUMSON-Announce- School and Wilfred Academy Here's to housecleaning! — Heloise They are sturdy and easy to work with. — Grandma is made by Mr. and of Hair and Beauty Culture, DEAR HELOISE: Mrs. Edward J. Duffy, 5 Red Bank. She is employed DEAR HELOISE: The caps on two cleaning products in my bathroom looked Church St., of the en- by Mane Masters Beauty I was faced with the problem of weevils in my cupboards, alike, but the products should not be used for the lame gagement of their daughter, Salon, Sea Bright. so I called my County Extension Home Economist. She gave purpose as one is very harsh. One day, I mistakenly grabbed Margaret Duffy, to David W. me the following advice which I have been following religious- the wrong one. . . • Brister, son of William S. Mr. Brister was graduated ly. To avoid making this mistake again, I painted the top of Brister, Woodland Aye., Nep- from Rumson-Fair Haven She said to freeze all grain-based products as well as all the container of harsh cleanser with bright red fingernail tune, and Joan F. Brister, 138 Regional High School and is spices for at least 24 hours before putting them on a cupboard polish to call my attention to it. Blackpoint Road here. A May .iiiiipliiyi'il as manager of shelf. This Idea could work on any product that could be mis- wedding is planned. Rumson Wine and Spirit This list includes flour, macaroni products, cake and taken for another when you're in a hurry. — Carol Miss Duffy is a graduate Shop. He Is a Rumson Fire pancake mixes, cereals, cornmeal, rice, and all spices. Do you have a nifty or thrifty household hint? Send it to of Red Bank Catholic High, Department volunteer. It works. Helois,e care of this newspaper Sorry she can't answer your Judy Goff If you do this, the weevils will never have a chance. I was letter personally but she will use the cleverest tips received in most grateful to receive her advice and am happy to pass it her column. NT Bowden-Gunther Bellin-Gotf Janet Nelson FAIR HAVEN-Constance Lynn Gunther, 87 Lake Ave., LINCROFT—Announce- ANN LANDERS and Thomas C. Bowden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowden ment Is made by Mr. and of Syosset, N. Y., plan to be married in June. Announcement Mrs. Peter A. Goff, 68 of their engagement is made by the bride-elect's parents, Harvey Ave., of the en- Mrs. E. C.'Worden and J. R. Gunther. gagement of their daughter, Miss Gunther was graduated from Rumson-Fair Haven Judy Lynn Goff, to Peter Regional High School and received an associate degree from Charles Bellin, son of Charles No thanks granted Bay Path Junior College, Longmeadow, Mass. Bellin of New York, and Anita Bellin, 4 Amherst Ave., Mr. Bowden is an alumnus of Syosset High School and was Atlantic Highlands. awarded a BS degree in accounting from Plymouth (N, H.) State University, and a master's degree from Fordham Miss Goff was graduated Dean Ann: I am sitting pendency, like heroin or alco- and Kansas City do nothing. from Middletown High School ing everything for granted. A University. down immediately after din- few words about the clean hol. In other words, a person (They also arrive empty- South and Brookdale Com- ner and letting the dishes can get off pot without suffer- handed.) munity College, Lincroft, and locks In the drawer or the wait In the sink because I ing withdrawal symptoms. Would you say Eastern- is attending Stockton State corned-beef hash could bring want to write to you while the BUT - and it's a big one - educated males have better Wadle-Nelson . College. Pomona. back the love light In a pair of spirit moves me. eyes. With It or without It, marijuana can be psy- manners than those from the TINTON FALLS-Mr. and gional High School and is at- Mr Bellin is a graduate of My husband Just got up most of us will — Keep On chologically addictive, which Midwest? - Millie's Mother Lynnette De Veau Middletown Township High 1 Mrs. Allen Nelson, 6 tending Brookdale Communi- from the table and walked Pluggin (Medford, Ore.) is just as bad. The desire to Dear Mother: Manners Meredith Drive, announce School, and attended Spring- away without a word of revisit a dream world can be are not a matter of geogra- ty College, Lincroft, where field (Mass.) College He is Dear Pluggin': I'm sure the engagement of their she is employed as a media thanks for the delicious meal your letter hit lots of people crippling if the person enjoys phy. Moreover, Eastern daughter. Janet Nelson, to employed by Builders Gener- it so much he decides he assistant I slaved over. I fixed all hli where they live. And now if schools do not have a comer Barry Wadle, son of Mr. and al Supply, Little Silver, and is favorite dishes. wants to live there. on "culture," although some Mr. Wadle is a graduate of a part-time student at those husbands and wives Auxiliary Mrs. Vincent Wad|e, 1 High- ; After, I clean up the kitch- who have committed sins of Dear Ann Landers: Our people would like to think so. land Ave., Rumson. A July Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Brookdale Community Col en I will iron his work pants lege. omission will vow to say daughter attended Radcllffe Why some kids write officers wedding is planned gional High School and is an and shirts, sew a few things something TONIGHT, your for two years and Is now in thank-you notes and others Miss Nelson was gradu- operatibns engineer at Exxon and do the countless small letter will have made mil- her second year at the Uni- don't is a mystery. I used to ated from Monmouth Re- Refinery, Linden. 4-H club officers chores every wife hat to do. lions of people happier. versity of Colorado. We own a think it was a matter of home installed FREEHOLD-Jackie I don't dwell on It, but Dear Ann Landers: 1 am a lovely ski house In the moun- training, but my readers have Shulman is president of the sometimes I wonder why my high school student who has tains, and several young men convinced me otherwise. KEANSBURG-Officers Nagtalon-De Veau Pocket Pets 4-H small animal husband can't find It In his been reading you for years. have visited us for weekends Is alcoholism ruining your in the Liulics' Auxiliary of the rliih here. Other officers are heart to glva me a simple Even though I think you are these past two winters. life? Know the danger signals New Point Comfort Fire Co. HIGHLANDS—Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. Shari Denbigh, vice presi- compliment — some word of Melbren E. De Veau, 139 Center Ave., of the engagement of pretty square, I trust what I have noticed that th« and what to do. Read the are Mrs. William Balbach, dent; Michelle Pazienza, sec- appreciation. Once I asked you say. gentlemen from Harvard, booklet, "Alcoholism — president; Mrs. Frank Di their daughter, Lynnette Marie De Veau, to Daryl Spencer retary, and Jenny Abruziese, him. He replied, "Why Please tell me whether or Princeton, Yale and Rutgers Hope and Help," by Ann Gennaro, vice president; Nagtalon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jose Nagtalon, 512 Riverdale treasurer. should I say anything? You Ave . Tinton Falls. A June wedding is planned. not marijuana is addictive. always bring gifts — a bam, Landers. Enclose 50 cents Mrs. Richard Agsr, record- don't thank me for banking turkey, cheese, etc. They also with your request and a long, Miss De Veau was graduated from Henry Hudson Re- Some people say yes, others ing secretary; Mrs. Gary Killian is speaker my paycheck, do you?" •end thank-you notes, flowers stamped, self-addressed en- gional School, where she was selected for the National Honor say no. What do YOU say? — Kirsten, financial secretary, I guess I don't, but It never or a token of appreciation for velope to Ann Landers, P.O. Society, and attended Jersey City State College She is em- FORT- M0NM0UTH- Shaker Heights Student and Mrs. Raymond O'Hare, occurred to me. Maybe I the hospitality. The young Box 11995, Chicago, Illinois ployed by Stern's and by Woodbridge and Spencer Gifts, Jean Killian, Oakhurst, presi- Dear Student: Marijuana treasurer. should. The point of thls°let- men from Denver, Chicago 60611. Woodbridge., dent of the Fort Monmouth does not create physical de- Trustees are Mrs. George Chapter, Federally Em- ter is to remind married peo- Hoey, Mrs. Alphonse Mr. Nagtalon is a graduate of Mpnmouth Regional High ple to express their gratitude School, Tinton Falls, and attended Brookdale Community ployed Women, spoke at a McGrath, Mrs William meeting of the Men's Club of to one another Instead of tak- Slover. Mrs. William Kelly College, Lincroft, He is assistant manager of The Wild Pair, Woodbridge. the Manasquan United Meth- and Mrs. Karl J. Strauch Sr. odist Church. PTO program ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — The Atlantic Highlands Swartz hosts Barnard Club, Bertoncin-WoolbrigHf PTO meeting will take place Wednesday, Jan. 30 at 7:30 speaks on library conference RIVER PLAZA-Mr. and dletown Township High p.m. in the school, featuring Mrs. B. R. Woolbright, 2 School. She was awarded a an in-put program by the. school board. Refreshments RUMSON-The Barnard ber of the State Library Ad- Camelot Court, announce the BA degree in special educa- will be served. Club of Monmouth County visory Council, and a mem- engagement of their daugh- tion from Glassboro State will have a dinner meeting ber of the planning commit- ter, "Janice Woolbright, to College and is a teacher in the Ayelet Chapter cited tomorrow at 6 p.m. in the Jonathan School. Marlboro. tee for library development Richard Bertoncin, son of MATAWAN-The Ayelet sap" home of Mrs. Harry Swartz. and a past president of New Mr. and Mrs. Elio L. Berton- Mr. Bertoncin received a Chapter of B'nai B'rith Wom- Area Barnard alumnae who Jersey Library Com-. cin. 33 Acker Drive, Mid- BA degree in health and phys- wish to attend may contact en was recogized for its com- missioners. dletown. An August wedding ical education from munity service programs in Mrs. Douglas Shedd, 370 She also is chairman of is planned. Montclair State College and Rutledge Drive, or Mrs. Al- the Sidney Kusworm com- activities for alumnae reu- Miss Woolbright and her is employed by Crown Beer petition conducted by na- bert Fontaine, 88 Poricy nion days fiance are alumni of Mid- Distributors, Wall Township. Lane, both Middletown. tional B'nai B'rith Women. Mrs. Swartz is a Barnard Past presidents' lunch Club vice president She headed a 15-person state dele- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ton Ave. and Avenue C, to gation to the White House -The Over 55 Club of Atlan- honor the club's past presi- Conference on Library and tic Highlands will have a dents, Charles Lynch, Anna Information Services in No- luncheon Jan. 30 at 1 p.m. in Atlee, George Curtis and vember, and will speak on the Firemen's Hall, W. Washing- Paul Muir. conference theme, "Bring- RANNEY ing Information to the Peo- ple." Health is not only As a member of the Na- tional Citizen Advisory Com- Feeling Well! • mittee on followup con- SCHOOL ference activities, Mrs. Swartt helped implement resolutions for providing Primary Department growing information needs, which will be presented to 111 Avenue of the Two Rivers President Carter. Also to be presented to the President is Rumson, New Jersey a resolution from the New Jersey delegation to create within the Department of Education the position of_as- . NEW CLASSES slstant secretary for libraries and Information services. forming February 4,1980 This position, it is felt, would give national impetus to 11- AGES 3 to 6 - braries as centers for in- formation, education and Family Chiropractic Services • learning for persons of all Call ages. Mrs. Swartz is chairman Broad Street Chiropractic Center Richard M. Gill, D. C. 7S9 Broad Street of the Monmouth County Li- 747-4802 Shrewsbury I 542-4777 ,. ' brary Commission; a mem- i Secondary Mortgage Loans tO Tin Drill ITi ilia* i SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. JANUARY 21, igeo 'Baggies are in and We've (Fve) got '

NEW YORK (API - ' Baggie* Are In and We've Got That's been my look for years. Always ahead of my before Studio &4 discovered their sensuous qualities under There must be something innate and hereditary about 'em," proclaim full page newspaper ads placed by sever- time, thanks to my penchant for storing away yesterday's the strobe lights. I won one of those white plantation this keen fashion sense of mine. The name Mulligan al fashionable boutiques and department stores. clothing,antiques in anticipation of tomorrow's troody suits in my formative years as a journalist down in New originally was Molyneux before the Norman invasion, so Wei!. I've had them for years, despite my wife's resurrection Orleans, light years before Tom Wolfe became the ar- Capt. Molyneux, the Parisian designer, must be a distant constant carping, so I must be in, too. biter of radical chic. Boy Scout shirts, old Army fatigues, relation. "Now don't tell me you're going to wear those baggy Cuban heels - each passing fancy found me ready old trousers over to the Morrisons," sbe said to me only With Hugh Mulligan Anyhow, 1 can't help thinking that he and Yves St. last night as we suited up for a soiree at the neighbor!. "Depression Chic," is what we connoisseurs of old Laurent and Oscar de la Renta and some of the other big "Certainly, dear," I wanted to tell her, if I could have clothes call our thrifty taste in haul couture. It means designers have me followed every time I go to Paris or When Courreges brought back the Eisenhower battle perhaps have spies tailing me on this side of the ocean to gotten a word for my wardrobe in edgewise, "the anti- jacket a few seasons ago, I still had mine mothballed in never throwing away today what surely will be fashion- fashion fashion is very fashionable these days." The able tomorrow if you only wait long enough and don't find out what new style will emerge next from those old the attic. It is perfectly preserved, authentic right down steamer trunks in my attic. comfortable amplitude of my old Army pink ripcord to the three hash marks on the sleeve and the 105th mind being compared in the interim to an ambulatory slacks may have me compared in some ill informed Infantry Division patch on the shoulder (a golden lion's Salvation Army outlet. Fashionably rumpled seersucker suits like Louisiana circles to a baggy pants burlesque comedian on the order Gov. Earl Long always wore on the campaign trail are head that resembled a door knocker). I could have cut a Wide ties, thin ties, string ties, cravats, foulards, bow of Mickey Rooney in "Sugar Babies, but Vogue maga- classy figure in it on the boulevard as soon as the style bound to make a comeback. These were the first of the ties - my tie rack can handle them when their time zine and others among the couture cognoscenti call it was unveiled. The wardrobe was willing but, (las, the wash and wear miracle fabrics that needed no pressing "the funky Annie Hall look." Loose is lovely, these days. waistline couldn't hack it anymore. comes around again, give or take a few gravy stains. because they came naturally wrinkled. Mine still fits. It The droop seat is still hanging in there. But when Jimmy Carter turned down the White House With baggies back in, the return of the wot suit can't be was fashionably top big when I bought it. At last we closet collectors of favorite garments can thermostat and donned a cashmere button-up cardigan far away. I still have my ankle-length watch chain. Also, in the coining decade, look for shaggy wool come out of the closet. Halston, Calvin Klein, Givenchy for his first furnace-side chat on energy conservation, I The jogging look came along just as I was about to sports jackets with leather elbows to make a comeback. and others have given their blessing to the rumpled, was right there with a favorite old sweater relegated discard my old basketball warmup suit. Ski pajamas gave Ditto, high water cuffed trousers, argyle socks, button crumpled look. years ago to a hook in the garage for snow shoveling long life to my longjohns. By dint of keeping it, I am down oxford shirts (already on display in some smart Now, like Margaux Hemingway and Jackie 0, we can chores. always somehow with It. Madison Avenue shops) and two tone brown and white go about in broad daylight without snickers in form-free, When the double breasted blazer came back, I had two When the recent and still raging fashion fever for walking shoes. My wardrobe is loaded and poised for loose-fitting old tweeds, slightly sagging in the stern and on the rack, vintage 1M7. corduroys and blue denims ushered in the "age of you- Dame Fashion's next edict. decidedly more blouson than tapered at the cuffs. When jump suits and boiler suits were all the rage ness," also known among fashion writers as "dressing Also, if a depression hits us hard again as tome "Low key outre," the fashion writers call it. "Dis- just a few years back, I still had my canvas coverall* left down to kill," I was the readiest and the you-ness-iest economists are grimly predicting, I still have my old creet, relaxed, unfettered, consciously disheveled," the over from an adult education class in automobile me- person on the block. These have been my weekend Army overcoat with the original brass buttons, which is Times recently piled on the adjectives. chanics that I never did finish. I was into bib overalls long uniform for decades. de rigeur for peddling apples on the boulevard.

Diane Fines tein, husband and wedding cake 'Frisco's mayor weds and holds a giant party SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A buoyant Mayor Dianne Feinstein and wealthy businessman Richard Blum were mar- ried yesterday in a private Jewish ceremony in the bride's plush City Hall offices, and the entire population of San Francisco was invited to the reception. The mayor, wearing a jade-colored knee-length silk de- signer dress, beamed as the couple kissed at the end of the 15- minute ceremony performed by Rabbi Martin Weiner. "I'm much more nervous than I thought I'd fee," the 46- year-old mayor said moments after the ceremony. "I don't Interest on feel like a mayor. I feel like a woman who's just been married ... I'm very happy." For those who might be confused as. how to address the bride, she said, "I'll be known as Mayor Feinstein and Mrs. Blum." The tall, dark-haired Blum, dressed conservatively in a dark, striped suit, took his new status in stride: "You expect a few in-laws and extended families at weddings. In this case, the extended family is all of San Francisco. I'm delighted." About 20 family members and 30 to 40 close friends attended the private ceremony, which was followed by a reception for 1,000 selected guests in the City Hall rotunda Checking! where violinists and harpists on the balcony played "Love Is a Many Splendored Thing" for the bride and "You Light Up My Life" for the groom. The festivities were then opened to the public — all 660,000 residents of San Francisco — and an estimated 2,900 persons showed up in addition to the 1,000 selected guests. Spring flowers — yellow forsy thia, pink quince and red and pink tulips — decorated the mayor's wood paneled office and With the Franklin State the rotunda. 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A complaint was filed Sept. 6. 1979, by the Assistant U.S. Attorney for the eastern district of Arkansas charging John- Franklin State Bank — Member FOIC son with toe bank robbery of the Capitol Savings and Loan Association in Little Rock on Sept. 4. USOC will consider bypassing Moscow By KEN RAPPOPORT Olympic Committee, to discuss "all aspects of this difficult were awarded to the Soviet Union in 1874, and unless the American athletes to Moscow, the President said be sent a AP Sports Writer and sensitive situation." Soviets break the terms of that binding agreement, the Games message to the USOC yesterday in which he outlined his The U.S. Olympic Committee, facing an appeal by Presi- The meeting with Killanin was scheduled to take place cannot legally be moved. position and urged that the organization present his views to dent Carter and, sharply divided opinions from American Feb. I, 8 or 10 at the IOC meeting at Lake Placid, NY, "This does not mean that I or the IOC are condoning the the IOC, the only group that can move the Games athletes, will meet next weekend to consider the possibility of according to a statement from Miller. political action taken by the host country," KilUmn, in a In his appeal, Carter was especially careful to sUy away not sanding a team to Moscow for the Summer Olympic "The USOC has a trust in representing our American weekend interview in Dublin, said of Russia's recent military from the term "boycott," a fact which was entirely signifi- Games athletes in the international Olympic movement — both the intervention in Afghanistan. "But if we started to make cant to Robert F. Kane, president of the US Olympic 1 "That will be one matter discussed, among others," says athletes of this generation and those of future generations, ' political judgements it would be the end of the Games." Committee Col Donald F Miller, executive director of the USOC. "All said Miller. "We believe that the President of the United The reaction from the Olympic chief and his American options and alternatives will be properly discussed." States recognizes that trust.'' counterpart came as a result of Carter's nationally-televised At this time as well, the USOC will poll thousands of Killanin, meanwhile, has reaffirmed his insistence that appeal yesterday for the Summer Olympics to be moved out of prospective American Olympic athletes in hopes of getting a the 1980 Summer Olympic Games cannot be shifted from Moscow, postponed or canceled if the Soviet Union does not feel of the national pulse on the subject. Moscow. pull its troops out of Afghanistan in a month. Carter also In addition to the USOC affair in Colorado Springs', Colo., "There is no question of their being moved to another urged that both the Summer and Winter Games be moved to a Sports on Jan. 26 and 27, Miller said yesterday that he has arranged a venue," Killanin was quoted today in The Times of London. permanent site in Greece, where the modern Olympics began subsequent meeting between representatives of his organiza- "This is a time for cool heads and quTet voices " in 1896. MONDAY, JANUARY 21. 19B0 11 tion and Ireland's Lord Killanin, president of the International He again said, as he did last week, that the 1980 Games Although Carter has no legal authority to block sending Underdog Los Angeles comes close Super XIV belongs to Pittsburgh By BRUCE LOW1TT AP Sports Writer PASADENA, Calif. •>+ Something was very wrong. Terry Bradshaw just couldn't shake the feeling. The Pittsburgh Steelers were going to lose. It was early yesterday morning, 12 hours before ktckoff. The quarterback sat up in bed, suddenly wide awake after drifting off to sleep Just three hours earlier. He closed his eyes again. It did no good. The feeling was still there. He turned on the television, watched the test pattern and listened to the high-pitched whine accompanying it for the rest of the night. The hours drifted by. Still no sleep. "All I could think about was losing," Bradshaw recalled later — after he had chased away the demons with yet another Most Valuable Player performance itgPittsburgh's 31-19 Su- per Bowl victory over the Los Angeles Rams. Hmpb! Losing normally Just doesn't accompany Bradshaw and the Steelers. Records do. Winning a Super Bowl does. Yesterday, Bradshaw threw his eighth and ninth Super Bowl touchdown passes... a record. Lynn Swann and John Stallworth each caught a third Super Bowl touchdown pass... a record. Franco Harris scored his third and fourth career Super Bowl touchdowns ... a record. Oh, and the Steelers' Super Bowl victory was their fourth ...a record. "It was weird. It Just wasn't like me, not being able to sleep before a big game," said Bradshaw, whose 309 yards passing (14 for 21) was within nine yards of the record he set a year ago. ''Last year before Dallas (the Steelers beat the Cowboys 35-31) I didn't have any trouble. I never had any negative thoughts. I never think about losing. I had to say to myself, 'Stop that, now. Think positive.' Finally, it worked." Then there was the small matter of asserting himself with his teammates. "I think I had more of a leadership role this time," Bradshaw said. "I really took charge and tried to juice 'em. I never do that. But I really took control of the team. Usually I just go out and play the game. But I felt I wasn't involved, and I thought 'If I'm not involved maybe they're not involved,' so I made a point of pumping 'em, getting them going, getting them excited." When? "At the start of the second half, after I got myself juiced up. That wasn't tough at all. I mean, 13-10 got me juiced up real good." That was the Rams' lead, technically built on Cullen Bryant's 1-yard run and field goals of 31 and 45 yards by Frank SURROUNDED —Los Angeles Ram halfback Wendell Dunn (67) and Joe Greene (75) close in for the kill. The Tyler (26) Is wrapped up by Pittsburgh Steeler liner' steelers wrapped up the Los Angeles offense in winning . See Pittsburgh, page 13 backer Jack Lambert as L.C. Greenwood (68), Gary Super Bowl XIV, 31-19. Steady Steelers stand alone

ByGARYMIHOCES for the rest of the game. AP Sports Writer "Just think, the next time we walk Into that office at Three Rivers Stadium in Pit- PASADENA, Calif. - Credit wide re- tsburgh, we'll be looking at a case with four ceiver John Stallworth of the Pittsburgh trophies," said Swann. Steelers with the most outstanding play and Winning image aside, the Steelers trailed the most outlandish understatement of Super 13-10 at halftime and there were as many, Bowl XIV. worried looks in the Rose Bowl as there were "We did what we had to in the second terrible towels. half, so it wasn't a total loss," Stallworth "I was conceerned at halftime. I was said after he and Terry Bradshaw combined very concerned," said Steeler linebacker on a 73-yard, fount-quarter bomb that Jack Lambert. "We just didn't have any boosted Pittsburgh to a 31-19 victory over the intensity on defense.'' Los Angeles Rams. Swann's 47-yard touchdown gave Pit- A total loss? Hardly. Instead, it was a tsburgh a brief lead at 17-13. After the Rams fourth Super Bowl title for the Steelers, twice moved back on top Stallworth and Bradshaw as many as anybody else. put Pittsburgh ahead to stay at 24-19 with NUMERO UNO — Pittsburgh Steeler end Lvnn Swann "Another title for the 'City of Cham- their long touchdown toss over the middle. throws up the number one sign as he Is lofted into the air pions,'" bubbled Pittsburgh's other wide re- "I feel like I can go deep on anybody in by temmate Bennie Cunningham after scoring a touch- ceiver, Lynn Swann, who caught a 43-yard the NFL. I have confidence in my abilities," down in the third quarter. The Steelers won their fourth touchdown pass in the third quarter shortly said Stallworth. Super Bowl by defeating the Los Angeles Rams, 31-19, before a jolting hit sent him to the sidelines yesterday. See 'Steelers' page 13 Rams blow shot at greatness; longshots fail to stop late rally By KEN PETERS play, as hard as we could, and that's what it's all the Stallworth touchdown, there was a bust in our AP Sports Writer about," said safety Dave Elmendorf, who had one coverage; I was supposed to get help and I PASADENA, Calif. - "We had the chance to of Los Angeles' three interceptions of Pittsburgh didn't." be great and we didn't quite make it," said Los quarterback Terry Bradshaw. Two Rams, who had played almost error-free Angeles Rams' defensive end Fred Dryer. "The Offensive tackle Doug France said, "I hope Steelers are the champs, great champs, and I the way we played made people realize that we football for the first three periods, made two respect then). really are a good team. It'll depend on what the costly mistakes in the closing moments. The first "But they know it could have been us instead reporters write about the game since fans tend to came when quarterback Vince Ferragamo threw of them." believe what they read, I guess. an Interception that- stopped a drive in Steeler territory, the second when cornerback Pat Thom- The Rams, longshots even to make it to Super "But I know the players and coaches from Bowl XIV and longshots to beat the three-time both sides thought it was a he!! of a game. There as was called for pass interference in the end zone champion Pittsburgh Steelers when they did get to set up Pittsburgh's final score. was some kind of hitting out there; I'm more there, almost reached football's pinnacle after "We could have won if I hadn't thrown that struggling uphill all season. tired than I've ever been after a game." . Two key plays for Pittsburgh were a pair of interception," said Ferragamo, who completed IS Rut when it was over yesterday in Pasadena's long touchdown passes by Bradshaw, one of 47 of 25 passes for 212 yards and suffered just the one Rose Bowl, the heavily favored Steelers had interception. yards to Lynn Swann in the third period, and ended the Rams' hopes of once again overcoming Of the pass Interference call, Rams coach Ray another of 73 yards to John Stallworth in the great odds, as Plttsbugh came from behind for the Malavasi said: "It was just a bad call. I could see fourth to give the Steelers a 24-19 lead. Rams victory over Los Angeles. „ it clearly from the sidelines, and Thomas did not Following the game, which they led most of cornerback Rod Perry was the defender on both interfere." the way until the fourth quarter, the Ram players plays. FRANCO THE TANK-O — Pittsburgh Steeler fullback Franco Harris holds the ball were,extremely weary and most spoke in low "On the pass to Swann, I jumped, but just Thomas, who tangled with Pittsburgh receiver aloft after rambling into the end zone for a touchdown in the first quarter of Super tones. But they were proud. didn't get high enough,'^ said Perry, who at 5- Jim Smith on the play, would say only, "It was a Bowl XIV. The Steelers won their fourth Super Bowl wUh a 31-19 triumph over the "We went out and played as well as we could foot-9 is three Inches shorter than Swann. "On sorry call." Los Angeles Rams. 12 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. JANUARY 2i.i980 Will U.S. send Olympic team to Moscow?

By WICK TEMPLE not like the idea. of Afghanistan to save its sports carnival AP Sportt Writer The IOC already has made it clear that moving toe Games This is, according to Olympic sources, why Carter avoided Sports Analysis is not an option. Lord Killanin, president of the IOC, repeated using the word "boycott" in bis remarks Sunday. Any nation that over the weekend, saying that the Games were awarded is free not to enter the Garnet and still stay in the IOC, NEW YORK (AP) - President Carter has in effect explained Robert t. Kane, president of the USOC. But to deputized American Olympic officials to muster support of to Moscow in 1974 and unless the Russians break the terms of that binding agreement, the Games cannot be moved. announce a boycott "would take us out of the Olympic world sports groups to get the Soviet Union to pull its troops said the Americans will be doing all the lobbying they can movement and we would have no voice in deliberations, no out of Afghanistan, according to highly placed sources in the with members of other national Olympic committees to The Soviet government has spent at least IMS million part in decision making, no chance to watch and see if world Olympic movement. convince them that Carter's position on refusing to attend the preparing for the Games, which it hopes to turn into a tension might be calmed." Carter said yesterday that if the Soviets don't remove the Summer Games is the proper one. No country has to formally worldwide showcase for the Soviet way of life and at the same troops in a month, he would seek to have the Summer enter the Summer Games until May It. time attract a great deal of hard currency to Moscow. This Kane said he was pleased with Carter's statement because Olympics moved out of Moscow, postponed or cancelled or Since the administration began floating trial balloons on propaganda forum could be damaged if a large number of the president did not call for a boycott, at least not at this ask American athletes not to go. the Olympics two weeks ago, a number of other nations have Western nations refuse Jo participate. time, and because he "asked us to pursue matters with the The object, according to the sources, is to get the U.S. joined in calling for the Games to be moved from Moscow. The Soviets know that no other city could get ready in time IOC. That's proper proceed ure" Olympic Committee to recruit other nations to threaten not to This is not support enough, because the IOC just isn't going to for the July event — housing alone is an insurmountable Mian Roosevelt of New York, one of two American send teams to Moscow unless the Soviets withdraw their move the Games. problem — and they believe strongly that the IOC would not members of the International Olympic Committee, said yes- troops British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher last week postpone or cancel the Games because that would mean terday: "It disturbs me a great deal that politicians and our The lobbying will be done in the Adirondack Mountain called on the IOC to move them but she didn't threaten not to almost sure death for the Olympic movement. so-called leaders in Washington must so openly admit defeat Village of Lake Placid, NY, when the International Olympic send a team. Canadian Prime Minister Joe Clark said Sunday So the only avenue of pressure open is for the Carter in their own bailiwick — politically, diplomatically, economi- Committee meets Feb 8-10 just before the beginning of the night he would ask his external affairs minister to support Administration, through the USOC, to convince enough coun- cally and militarily ... and call upon the Olympic movement, Winter Games. moving the Games, but he added that the question of a tries to avoid the Games that the show would be spoiled. In which has been a force for good in the world for over 80 years One I'SOC official, who declined to be quoted by name, Canadian team not attending was still open and that he does such a case, the Soviet Union might be persuaded to back out through two World Wars, to pull their fat out of the fire." Mitchell Unbeaten DePaul 'premieres' tops gutsy LSU CHICAGO (AP) - "A blessing in dis- Scales stayed on to finish with 26 points. guise," is what Louisiana State Coach Dale 18 of them in the second half and 16 in the Brown called his team's 76-73 loss to top- final 10 minutes. ranked and undefeated DePaul. DePaul, 15-0, held several 10-point leads PHOENIX (AP) - In two weeks there have been two "Look at it this way," said Brown, whose in the second half, but couldn't put the Tigers first-time winners on the pro golf tour. Tigers had been ranked 14th before yester- away. • But, said. Jeff Mitchell, the latest man to break through, it day's nationally televised game. "We lose With a little more than a minute to play, isn't necessarily a trend. our leading scorer and rebounder just as the Willie Sims converted a three-point play to "You'll start to see those familiar names up there pretty game starts. Then our big man fouls out early cut the lead to 73-69. Clyde Bradshaw then soon," Mitchell said after scoring a 4-stroke victory yesterday in the second half. Our next leading scorer went In for a layup for DePaul, but missed. in the Phoenix Open plays the rest of the way with four fouls and The Tigers came charging back with He glanced over at the Scoreboard, nodded toward it and we get only five free throws to their 37." Scales connecting on a 15-footer to chop the continued: Brown drew a deep breath and added, lead to 73-71 with 47 seconds to play. Brad- "Look, there aren't but a couple of strange names up "On top of all that, we had to play in one of shaw then hit three free throws and Aguirre there now The old names will be coming back." the worst gyms in the country and we still added two more to clinch the outcome and It was one of the more familiar names, 16-time tour didn't lose until the final SO seconds. secure DePaul's No. 1 standing. winner Hubert Green, who had the best chance to overtake the "I would have to say that would give us a "I'm very happy with the victory," said front-running Mitchell in the final round. But Green fell back psychological advantage if we happen to DePaul Coach Ray Meyer. "Once again we with a last-round 73, dropping out of title contention and meet DePaul again," said Brown, who was rose to the occasion. We have played to the making it relatively easy for the 25-year-old Mitchell to claim obviously thinking of a possible shot at De- level of our competition all year and LSU is a the »54,0O0 first prize. Paul in the NCAA tournament. good team. It's a NCAA tournament team." That compares with the $38,032 he collected all of last All that happened in what Brown called a Although Meyer might not like it, it seems season and represents a huge change in his personal and "gutsy, gutsy, gutsy effort." no other way for his Blue Demons, who play professional life. Durand Macklin, LSU's top scorer with a ranked teams, unranked teams, winning In response to a question, he started toting up some of the 21.7 average, suffered a severe ankle sprain teams and losing the teams with only the things the victory will mean. 22 seconds into the game and never returned. tempo that's nescessary. "Let's see," said the 25-year-old Mitchell, who had to DePaul, cheered on by a crowd of 5,445 in a Meyer expressed irritation when someone survive the Monday qualifying round just to get in the building built for far less, romped to a 35-20 questioned the selection of Aguirre as the tournament field. "It puts me in the Tournament of Cham- lead but setUed for a 37-28 lead at the half as game's most valuable player. pions and the Masters. And I'm in the PGA. And there's no Mark Aguirre scored 15 of his game-high 31 LOUISIANA ST. 1711 Carter 712 16. Macklin 0 (Ml 0. Mattick IU0, Martin4fro more Mondays." points. B. Scales 12 2-2 26. Campbell 0 (HI 0, Cook 2 0-0 4. Sims 2 t-t 5, Hultbera6O-012. Rudolph 10-0 2. Totals 34 S-S 73. His solid final round of 67, which finished off a 272 total - Early in the second half, both 7-foot Rick DEPAUL (71) 12 under par on the 6,726 yard Phoenix Country Club course — Mattick and 6-9 DeWayne Scales drew their Aguirre 9 13-14 31, Mltchem 3 3-4 9. Cummingi 7 3-4 17. Uillard 4 44 12. Bradshaw 2 S-9 9, Grubbs 0 0-0 0. Totals 25 will enable his wife to travel with him later this year. fourth foul with Mattick leaving the game 26-37 71. ' LOOKING LOW — DePaul's Mark Aguirre, left, searches for the open man as he Halftlme—DePaul 37. Louisiana Slate 26. Fouled Out- "My wife is working now. We figured somebody had to faces pressure from Louisiana State University's Ethan Martin. with his fifth foul with 15:57 to play. Mattick. Total Fouls— Louisiana State 26, DePaul 11. make a living. But now, after the baby comes (due in three months), she will be able to come out herewith me." Mitchell's nerves really weren't put to the test over the final 18 holes. He started one shot in front of Green and three in front of Connors, Solomon rally in tourneys everyone else. No one really threatened. "I really wasn't nervous," said the slow-talking young By the Associated Press errors to run up his lead, but couldn't hold it. event at Towson, Md. or." man from the High Plains country around Lubbock, Texas. "I Jimmy Connors took awhile to get going, "I had my chances," Teltscher said, "I Gullikson, the No.3 seed, let three set Solomon, the No.l seed, earned $15,000. can always tell when I'm nervous. My hands start shaking. but when his match in Birmingham, Ala., just didn't come through " points get away in the 12th game, then blew In the $125,000 women's event in Kansas It's a dead giveaway."' was over, the result was familiar. Instead he became Connors' 26th straight 4-1 and 6-4 leads in the first-set tiebreaker, City, top-seeded Martina Navratilova played He built his lead to two shots at the mm and led by a Connors lost the first three games but victim in the 8-jear-old tournament that has won by Solomon 8-6. nearly flawless tennis in debuting Greer minimum of three over the last nine holes. bounced back to defeat Eliot Teltscher 6-3, become his personal plaything. "He was very fortunate to win the first Stevens 6-0, 6-2 in just 50 minutes 6-2 and win his sixth consecutive Birm- PHOENIX — Final score?, and mon- Bob Betley, 1,231 70-74-69- 71—384 "Unless they play like me," Connors set," Gullikson said, "but he just kept roll- "I was attacking really well," said ev-winnlngi In the 1300.000 Phoenix Tim Simpson. 1.231 . H 72-69-72—244 ingham International Indoor Tennis Tour- said, "I don't see anyone else winning six ing after that." Navratilova, who won the first 11 games of Open Galf Tournament on the 6,72* R*v Arinno. 1,231 71-67-73-73—2«4 v*rd, Mr 71 Photnlx Country Club nament yesterday. 73-69-69-73— 284 tournaments in a row here. I seem to play Solomon, who lost only 10 points In the the match. "I'm really confident in the way course, ,. Dav* Hill, 1,231 Mark L e. 1,331 71-74-46-73—284 Jttf Mitchell, SS4.000 . 69-67-69-67—272 v "I didn't concentrate well enough at the pretty well in Birmingham. I'd like to move second set, said he could detect a dis- I've been hitting the ball all week." 69-72-48-75-264 Rlk Mating., 32,400 73-71-67-65—276 Ltonrd Thomesn, 1,231. start," said Connors, who earned $30,200 all the tournaments here." couraged opponent after the tiebreaker. Mlkt Sullivan. 20,400.... 65 71 72 69— 277 Jo* KUMS,>231 71 73-73-67-284 "Martina just didn't give me a chance to Tom Kilt, 11,310 49-7370-64— 278 Rod Funwtn, 793 49-73-73-73—285 from the total purse of $175,000. "When I got In the weekend's other major men's "It looked Uke he didn't want to be out get in the game," said Stevens. "You try to Bill Rogers, 11,310 **•>• 73 M— ITS Lan Ttn Brotck, 793..'. 71 69-73-72—2BS behind, I thought I'd better settle down." Jack Reontr, 11,310 49-66-73-70—278 Joe lnm«n. 793 71-73-6»-72-265 event, Harold Solomon used his steady there anymore," Solomon said. "I guess it hit a winner and all of a sudden Martina is Chants Coodv. 11.310 .. 69 68 M 70 278 Ed Fiorl, 7« 70-73- 72-/0—265 Teltscher used a couple of sizzling drives baseline game to defeat Tim Gullikson 74, was psychologically tough to lose like that, Rod Curl, 11,310 69 68-71 70—278 Mike Hill, 793 71-71-69-74—285 there and hits a winner back. What do you J«rrv Pate, 7,800 66 73 72-6*—279 Rocky Thompson, 703. 71-70-73-72-286 down the line, an overhead and a few Connors 6-0 yesterday and win the $75,000 Grand Prix and physically, too. It was a real ego deflat- do?" Ban Crenshaw, 7,t*0O . 71 7149-tt- 379 Wailv Armstrong. 703. 'in in m Dan Pohl, 7,800 67-73-70^9—279 John Fought, 703 1-71-76—286 Hubtrl Grttn, 7,800 07-71.68-73—279 Bob Zander. 703 '4-75-47-7B6 J,C Snaid, 6,000 66 n n 69 - 280 Doug Black, 675 1-48-75—287 Craig Slitdler. 6.000 73-66-71-70—280 Bill Kratiart, 67S 73-49-71-74—287 G*na Littler, S,2» 7O-68-71-72-28I John Schroeder. 67S... '3-71-71—287 Curtis Slrangt, 5.2SO 71 70-69-71-281 Buddy Gardner, 675 0-75-71—287 Challengers Figure skaters D»ve Eichlorer, 3,MO.. 73-72 72 *5—282 Bobby Wadklns, 648.. 0-72-74-288 Mai ...73.: 2-72-72-288 Andv North, 3,540 4-69-71 68—282 Tom Welskopf. 648 5-71-72—288 Lon Hinnie. 3.540 69 69 U IH 161 Joe Miwr, 648 F4-73-71-2H Butch Baird, 3,540. . .. 70-72-71-M—2S2 Terry Maunev, 646 41-72-79-49- 288 Tom Purtiar. 3.540 6V-/3-M 69—282 Mike Raid, 427 73-72-2W send 'warnings' 66-71-73-77-282 needed shakeup Andv Be«n, 3,540 Don January, 627 /0- 5-71-73-289 Larry Nelson, 3,540 73-70-75-6 5—2B2 Brad Bryant, ftOf 74-49-7 J- 72—2» George Burnt, 3,540... 69-71-70-73—312 Orvllla Moodv. 609 . 74-71-71.74- Bruce Lietmo. 3.540. .. 67-74-49-73—3S2 Gibbv Gilbert, 609 '2-72-74 -2W ATLANTA (AP) - The top U.S. figure skaters have Dana Qulgiay, 1,955 74-68 11 69— 283 Jim Colbert, 609 3-73-74- ... 76-69-69-69—213 passed the national hurdle and are looking toward the Olym- Bob Glider. 1,«J DA. Welbrlng, S88 '2-73-73—291 71-73-4970— 3B3 to track stars Jay Haai, 1,955 Artie McNickle, 588... 70-72-74-73-291 pics, confident that their bad dress rehearsals at the U.S. Jim Chanctv, 1,955 71 -73-71 -48—213 Dan Halldorion. 588 '4-70-76—291 Figure Skating Championships were a necessary buildup to Rax Caldwall, 1.95S.. .. 73-71-69-71—283 Mike McCullough, 573. 4-7772-293 NEW YORK (AP) - Eamonn Coghlan has issued a Homro Blancai, 1,915.. 69-76-70-68—263 Ray Floyd, 573 4-74-74—292 good performances in Lake Placid. Gary McCord. 1,955 69- 72-70- 73—213 Lirtdv Miller. Ml 76-75-293 warning to his opponents in the 1,500-meter race or the mile. Forrtsl Feilar. 1,955... 70-73 68-72—263 Lon Niei«n. 541 71-73-73-77-3W The results of the championships here last week were as George Archer, t.955 .- 71-73-73-66—263 Fred Maril, 552 71-74-74-75—214 Greg Foster has issued a warning to world record holder expected, with Charlie Tickner winning his fourth straight John Jackson. 1.231.. . 72 71-71 69— 284 Barry Jacckel. 543 71-73-76- 75— 295 Renaldo Nehemiah. Scott SimDwn, 1,231.... W-76-71-66—264 George Knudson, 543. 68-76-72 79-29S national title on Saturday to gain the lead berth on the men's Keith Fergui. 1,231 69-76-71 •66—284 Dave Stockton, 534 74-49-74-79—294 "I didn't expect to run this fast so early (In the indoor Ron Streck, 1,231 M-71-70-72—284 Chi Chi Rodriguez 76-48-73-75-DSQ Olympic team. season)," Coghlan said Saturday night after winning the 1,500 Linda Fratlanne also held on to her women's crown, but in an impressive 3 minutes, 39.8 seconds, only one-tenth of a barely, for the fourth consecutive year on Friday night, and second off the meet record, in the U.S. Olympic Invitational the world champion pairs team of Tai Babilonia and Randv meet at Madison Square Garden. Gardner won their fifth U.S. title. "I'll be better at the Millrose Games (Feb.8 In the But none of their performances were anything to rave Pair shares Garden)." about, and the skaters were the first to admit it. Coghlan certainly was good enough in the Olympic Invita- "The problem was — and I think you saw it with Tal and tional. Even though it was the first indoof race of the year for Randy and Linda — that for us, this wasn't really a competi- the indoor mile record holder, he showed exceptional tion, it was more a week of training," said Tickner of Rec West lead strength. Littleton, Colo. Coghlan, a member of the 1976 Olympic team from SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - Shrewibury Township The skaters and their coaches admit they'll have to do Ireland, had kept in shape during the winter months by Recreation and Elizabeth are locked in a tie for first better in Lake Placid to win medals. So after an Olympic running in cross country competition and road races In bis place in the Shrewsbury Township Adult Basketball fund-raising performance tonight in New York, they go home native country. League's West Division with identical 7-0 records. for three weeks of intensive training, confident of better Biding his time until the final lap, Coghlan (urged Into the The East Division is topped by Harris Auto Body of results next month. lead with three-quarters of a lap left, sweeping past four Neptune, with a 71 record. "My mind is geared for Lake Placid," Fratianiw said runners in the closely bunched field, and pulled away to an The rest of the West shapes up Uke this: Red Bank- "It's almost good that I did what I did in the short program easy victory. Blzzarro's, 4-4; Star Auto-Eatontown, 4-4; Tinton Falls, here because now I can go home and really work on it." 1-6; Atlantic Lanes of Middletown, 1-7. His countryman, Ray Flynn of East Tennessee State Fratianne, 19, the heir-apparent to Dorothy HamlU's University, finished second In 3:41.1, with Craig Masback, The Eastern battle has Long Branch's Big Al's at 6-2; Olympic crown, skated weakly Thursday and Friday night formerly of Princeton, third in 3:436. • Uncle Pat's of Asbury Park, 4-3; Ocean Sporting Goods, falling twice during her short program - something she Foster, taking advantage of We absence of the injured 3-4; Freehold Township Recreation, 2-5; Surf side hasn't done in competition since 1973. "I felt a little bit more Nehemiah, on crutches with a spfaintd ankle, won the 55- Beverages-Pepsi, 0-7. under pressure because It is an Olympic year,'' she said. meter hurdles handily in 7.16 for his second triumph in two Games are played Saturday, Sunday and Monday nights. She almost lost her national title to Lisa-Marie Allen, who evenings at the Shrewsbury Township Community "I'm still not in the best of shape," said Foster, the placed first in the free skate segment but stayed national Ceneter. former indoor and outdoor champion fram UCLA. "But I will runnerup for the third straight year. Allen and bronze medal- Wednesday evening at 7, the East will meet the W.est beat Nehemiah when I do get in shape." ist Sandy Lentz will join Fratianne on the women's Olympic In the league's all-star game. "No question Greg Foster is a threat to beat anyone — Representing the East are Greg Perry, Len Jackson, team. even me," said the diplomatic Nehemiah, who watched Doug Brown. Don Covin, Nate Buford, Jesse Kendle, Tickner's coach, Norma Sahlin, cited the delicate and Saturday night's victory by the 1978 NCAA outdoor champion Mike Kelly, Glenn Komegay, Larry Love; Steve Lewis, difficult balance the champions must strike at the nationals in over Kerry Bethel of Falrleigh Dickinson, runner-up in 7.29, APMMte Bill Jones and Keith White. an Olympic year. They want to win and qualify for the and 1972 Olympic champion Rod Milbura, a dismal last in the ANOTHER HURDLE — Renaldo "Skeets" Nehemiah. For the West, Bill McDermott, Walt Freidauer, Harv 'ix-man final in 7.44. holder of the 55-meter hurdles indoor record, watches Olympic team, but they don't want to "peak" before the Blakeley, Ron Vatelle; John Wesley, Arnold Yarbrough, Last year, Foster never beat Nehemiah, although the two Saturday night's Olympic track meet at Madison Winter Games. Ernie Ramsey, Ken Harris, Walt Crichlow, Boot did finish in a dead heat for first place in one indoor meet. Square Garden on crutches. Nehemiah, who hopes to "We have studied it, and you will find that in the past MrLawhorn, Tom Birne and Bill Ovens will do battle. Outdoors, Nehemiah dominated, and teemed to have Foster compete In the Summer Olympics, must rehabilitate In everyone who won at the Olympics hai not had stellar completely psyched out In their head-to-head duels. time for the trials. performances here," Sahlin said.

f. SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. JANUARY 21, 1960 Thr Vtmt} Rrfliilll 13 Bradshaw: The toughest one

PASADENA, Calif. - There he stood on a been in the Super Bowl before, we were on "The second one drove the nail in the cof- one-foot podium, his bare midriff showing the verge of letting history. fin." beneath a cut-off undershirt, a red baseball "They were really charged up. We had It's been an exhausting though satisfying cap sitting rakishiy on hit head and one hand doubts, especially in the first half when we year for the raw-boned, 31 year-old veteran clutching a package of chewing tobacco. were lethargic. Every time we'd score, they from Grand Crane, La. Knee-deep in reporters, microphones and r^»-^ win would come back at us. Ferragamo played a "I am drained I am tired of football," he clicking cameras, he looked beat but happily super game." confused. "I will play in the Pro Bowl in relieved and like anything but the Most Valu- •*j/ GRIMSLEY Although intercepted three times, Brad- Hawaii Sunday but after that I'm going to able Player of Super Bowl XIV. shaw produced one of his finest per- settle down on the ranch. "I was surprised to get the MVP," laid formances, completing 14 of 21 passes for 309 "I can't wait. I want to think about Terry Bradshaw "Usually it doesn't go to yards and two touchdowns passei. With hit football and what it means to me for three someone who throws three interceptions." *'% " ninth touchdown pass, he moved ahead of months." Then, as if recalling that the honor brings Roger Staubach's Super Bowl career record. Newsmen pricked up their ears. him a new sports car from Sport Magazine, to gloat. He naa noining but praise for his It was a soothing balm for the guitar- "Does that mean you're thinking about he added quickly: beaten adversary, the Los Angeles Rams, thumping, country-singing good ol' boy from quitting football?" someone asked. "But I'll take it ' beaten 31-19 in one of the most exciting I-ouisiana whose first six years with the "Don't write that in the paper," he cor- It was typical of the old bald eagle of the slugfests in the 14-year history of the season- Steelers were marked by spectator boos and rected quickly. "It would stir up some Pittsburgh Steelers who as quarterback not end extravaganza, and the team's raw young newspaper accounts putting his intelligence waves. I just want to get away from it all for only led his awesomely talented, hard-hitting quarterback Vince Ferragamo. under fire. a while." teammates to an unprecedented fourth Super "This one was the toughest," he said, Bradshaw was particularly pleased with Bradshaw is a home-loving man. He and Bowl crown but also matched Bart Starr's looking back over the Steelers' previous his two long passes to wide receiver John his wife, former Olympic skating star Jo Jo consecutive game MVP honors won in 1966 triumphs in 1975, 1976 and last year. This one Stallworth in the final quarter — the first a Starbuck, have a nice spread with a stable of and 1967. was the most satisfying. I tried to warn all 73-yard guided missile early in the period to standarbred horses. He basked in the victory limelight with you guys they (the Rams) were going to be take the lead, the second a 45-yarder with Jo Jo is just coming off a skating tour and dignity and grace. hard to beat. five minutes to go that set up the final now the handsomest couple in sports can go And humility — especially humility. "We had never beaten them. They were touchdown. home and compare trophies. • He didn't thrust out his chest. He refused playing in their home city. They had never "The first one was the big one," he said. No one deserves it more. Bradihaw celebrates fourth victory "( Pittsburgh shakes off Super nightmare (continued) Corral but, in fact, built on the cool passing of young quarter- back Vince Ferragamo and some explosive running by Wen- dell Tyler. s Ferragamo was starting only his eighth pro game. He was supposed to crack under the pressure. He never even came close. "That didn't surprise me a bit," Steelers Coach Chuck Noll said. "Nothing about the Rams surprised me, especially their quarterback. He's a fine one. "I told Terry before the game that he would have to come up with the big play," Noll added. 'Naff Mid. With 2:48 gone in the third period, Bradshaw went to Swann, unloading a bomb that the lithe wide receiver caught with a leap at the 2-yard line. He tumbled into the end zone to complete the 47-yard scoring play. It put the Steelers back on top 17-13. Undaunted, Ferragamo came back with a 50-yard bomb to Billy Waddy, then handed off to running back Lawrence McCutcheon, who pitched a 27-yard option pass to Ron Smith for a touchdown and a 19-17 Ram lead that remained that way when Corral missed the extra point. The big play, Noll had said. With 256 gone in the fourth period and Swann sidelined with a concussion (he was cartwheeled by Pat Thomas in the third quarter), Bradshaw went to Stallworth, who had faked an inside route, then had taken off downfield. The bomb was perfect. Stallworth gathering it in at the Rams' 32 as Thomas lunged in vain, then going the rest of the way to complete the 73-yard play that put Pittsburgh ahead to stay. The Steelers wrapped it up when Harris, who had gotten their first touchdown on a 1-yard sweep in the second period, bulled in from the 1 again with 1:52 to go. It came three plays after a pass interference penalty against Thomas for bumping Jim Smith in the end zone. It was the only controversial call, and the Rams really didn't argue too loudly. "He tried to take the position away from the receiver," referee Fred Silva said of Thomas' contact. "He was not playing the ball." And Charlie Musser, the field judge who threw the flag, added: "He (Thomas) had his hands all over him." wnw Harris' clinching touchdown came eight plays after Jack HUH STEELER SMILE — Pittsburgh Steeler Coach Chuck Noll was all smiles yesterday Lambert, the Steelers! middle linebacker, broke the Rams' RAY OF HOPE — Los Angeles Rams Coach Ray Malavasi had high hopes entering in the Steeler lockerroom after his team won an unprecedented fourth Super Bowl. backs by intercepting a Ferragamo pass at the Pittsburgh 14- yesterday's Super Bowl game with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Steelers dashed Noll guided Pittsburgh to a 31-19 triumph over the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl yard line. those hopes by defeating the Rams, 31-19. XIV. The interception and touchdown finally allowed the Steelers to breathe easily against a team which most ob- servers felt would be blown out of the Rose Bowl L« Anml» 7 4 » 0—1« Ferragamo proved Steelers feel 'Super' O A , (continued) Lambert, whose fourth-quarter intercep- But in victory, the Steelers offered a tion sealed the victory, said the same. salute to the Rams. "Ferragamo had a lot of calm and poise that L.A. belonged "I am really proud for the Ram ballclub, out there. He played an excellent football PASADENA, Calif. (AP) I too. They played their butts off," said center game and I wouldn't tell you that if he — Many thought the Los An- I Mike Webster. "I had a lot of repect for the didn't." geles Rams did not even I Rams before the game. I have more now." Franco Harris capped the Pittsburgh belong in Super Bowl XIV I Los Angeles quarterback Vince Fer- scoring with his second touchdown run of the against the mighty Pit- ' ragamo was singled out by many Steelers. V game. tsburgh Steelers, but the "He must have taken a cool pill before he "When I was drafted by Pittsburgh I was Rams won a lot of converts, • came out there," said safety Don Shell. really upset," Harris remembered. and so did young quarterback I "I think Ferragamo played a super "Lydell Mitchell (his Penn State team- Vince Ferragamo. game," said Joe Green|. "He threw the ball mate drafted by Baltimore) and I were at the Making only his eighth Na- j well, he called the right plays. We just had College All-Star game. He was counting his tional Football League start. ] too many good football players." playoff money already, Ferragamo completed 15 of I 25 passes against the heavily I favored Steelers — who I needed two fourth-quarter I touchdowns to beat the Rams I Rooney lauds Rants 31-19 yesterday. His throws went for 212 I yards, and he suffered just I one Interception. Pittsburgh in show of true class quarterback Terry Brad- I shaw, playing in his fourth I Super Bowl, was 14 of 21 for I By WILL GRIMSLEY when George Halas did it last year. But it 309 yards and two touch- I AP Sports Writer was a surprise when they picked me." downs, but had three in- I He was driven into the stadium in an open PASADENA, Calif. - Venerable Art terceptions. And Bradshaw antique automobile and taken off in a golf Rooney could not gloat over Pittsburgh's was the game's Most Valu- I cart after swapping pleasantries with Geor- fourth Super Bowl victory — he had too much able Player. sympathy in his 78-year-old heart for the gia Rosenbloom, owner and president of the "I think Vince did an ex- ' losers. Rams since the death last year off her hus- cellent job, particularly con- I "I know how they felt, because I went so band, Carroll. sldering how little he's many years myself in frustration," the The unpretentious Steeler owner, who played," said Rams coach white-haired chairman of the board said af- wears thick glasses, puffed constantaly on a Ray Malavasi. "He threw ter his Steelers had beaten the Los Angeles cigar but moved crisply from the field to his the ball well and he was a Rims in the Rose Bowl. position on the roof of the Rose Bowl stadi- good team leader." "They played a wonderful game, those um. Ferragamo, a third-year boys from Los Angeles," said Rooney, who pro out of Nebraska, got the "That referee kept my coin," he said, will be 79 in six days. "They should be proud. starting job late this season | appearing to be a little ill at ease. "I have Just as I am proud of my boys. These are the when Pat Haden was side- asked Jack Hand (an assistant to NFL Com- VINCE FERRAGAMO most gentlemanly fellows I have ever had. lined by a broken finger. None of them ever gets fat-headed.'' missioner Pete Rozelle) to get it back for The colorful Rooney, who purchased the me." Although overshadowed only big mistake Ferragamo "This is a young team, Pittsburgh franchise in 1933 for $12,000 which Halas used a $20 gold piece last year, but by the loss, Ferragamo's per- made. and I think we learned a lot friends say he won at a racetrack, went 41 Rooney was equipped with a large com- formance in the Super Bowl "I thought he played a by playing the Steelers in the years before he saw his team win a National memorative medal inscribed Super Bowl VI. was one of his best. real good game," said run-....Super Bowl," he said. "We Football League championship. The minting has not caught up with the "I can't really evaluate ning back Wendell Tyler, Los knew we had a good chance to The Steelers won their first title in 1974, times. my performance, that's up to Angeles' leading rusher with beat them when we were repeated in 1975 and came back to win again Rooney has delegated direction of the the coaches," he said. "I 60 yards on 17 carries. "I ahead late in the game, and if ' last year. club to his sons, Dan and Art Jr., and person- APPMU think I played okay but We think he kept the Pittsburgh it hadn't been for a couple of Rooney, son of a Pittsburgh saloon- ally does not interfere with operations. HERE'S ANOTHER ONE — Pittsburgh Steeler Coach could, have won if I hadn't defense off-balance." big plays that went their way, - keeper, lives In a house he has occupied for 40 "I never go into the lockerroom if 1 can Chuck Noll, right, hands board chairman Art Rooney thrown that interception." Ferragamo isn't even as- we could have beaten them, years. He was designated to toss the opening help It," he said. "That's for the players and the Super Bowl XIV trophy following Pittsburgh's 31-19 That interception, which - sured the starting job next 'We'll get another , coin before the game. coaches." win over the Los Angeles Rams yesterday. It marked ended a Rams' drive that season when Haden returns, chance; this team will play in "I don't know why they selected me," he He did, however, enter the dressing room the fourth time the Steelers had walked off with the could have put them ahead in But he was looking ahead af- other Super Bowls ' said, almost apologetically. "It was all right yesterday to accept the Super Bowl trophy. Super Bowl title. the fourth quarter, was the ter Sunday's game 14 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. JANUARY21,I980 Special Olympians hit slopes bearing spirit of Lake Placid ByBIlXZAPCIC Special Olympians, said. "In the three years iW been here, all we've had to contend with MCAFEE - The Olympic torch will «r- in the way of Injuries has been three or four nve on these American shores "soon from its sprains." resting place in Greece, and it will be borne Maratta said that along with efforts to by harriers to Lake Placid, N.Y., where it include new competitors each year, many will symbolize athletic achievement and en- faces return, reflecting the ongoing nature of lightenment. the Special Olympic projecti. Last week, another Olympic torch burned "Sure, it's great for them to bring home brightly at the Great Gorge ski area here — gold medals," he said, "but the most impor- also symbolizing athletic achievement and tant part is getting these people to the point enlightenment. where they can lead normal lives. Through But unlike its "big brother" bound for the the athletic activities, they can. international skiing competitions, the torch "These used to be the people that every- which burned here had an added significance. one forgot about. When their families went on The torch which burned at the New Jersey trips, the mentally retarded would be left at Special Olympics Winter Games symbolized home. Even if they were brought along, they the conquering of mental handicaps to would be sort of 'hidden' or put away In a achieve athletic proficiency. corner. The Special Olympics program, which "Now that they have the ability to partic- continues to grow both in participation and ipate themselves, they can really be part of scope of activities, was founded by the the family." Joseph P. Kennedy Foundation to broaden the lives of the world's mentally retarded Jay Thompson of Avon, a three-timer who citizens. also participated In the International Special Olympics Summer Games in Brockport, It has gained immense success in New N.Y., has gone beyond the confines of the Jersey through events such as the winter program for bis skiing. He joins members of games, now in their third year. The pro- his church group on the slopes. r gram's biggest success is measured here not ' i "Brockport really opened my eyes," in medals, but in personal fulfillment. Thompson said. "When I saw that many The two-day program, which included people all working for the same thing, to be downhill and cross-country skiing, as well as the best, then I started working harder. I slalom and giant slalom, was more ambitious exercised harder and prayed harder. in 1980 than in the two years past. And for good reason. "A couple of times I didn't think I was "There has been a fantastic amount of going to make it down that hill." Thompson AMAZEMENT — Jay Thompson of Avon points to a improvement in the kids who have been here competed In the 600-yard downhill dash. SEEKING ADVICE — Major league baseball player Chris Chambliss, right, downhill skier at Great Gorge prior to taking the 600- all three years," Guy Maratta of Red Bank, a "But I remembered bow bard I'd worked to discusses the fine points of snowshoeing and cross country skiing with Bob Pare of yard speed run himself. doctor associated with the Howell Township do it, and I prayed. I made it ...Thank God." Wanamassa at the Special Olympics Winter Games. Brown's first goal lifts Chicago over Rangers, 2-1 NEW YORK (AP) - Keith Brown delphia and Hartford in its last three about Miller's goal. Not because it cost "We have had three bad games in a goals. reault and Rick Martin, who tallied is a 19-year-old rookie defenseman for starts, but came out strong Sunday, him his sixth shutout of the season, but row," Koroll said. "We haven't played Mark Lofthouse opened the scoring twice in the game, scored to give Buf- the Chicago Black Hawks who had nev- holding the Rangers to only four shots because he felt he misplayed the shot. well lately, but tonight might have for the Capitals at 2:39 of the opening falo a 2-1 lead. er scored a goal in the National Hockey in the first period. "I never realized he could shoot so turned It around a little." period with his seventh goal of the Stan Weir, who also picked a pair of League. The Black Hawks failed to score well," the goalie said,"I never thought Nordlquei 3, Capitals Z campaign, but Quebec jumped ahead goals in the contest for the Oilers, , Never, that is, until last night when until 5:09 of the second period when he'd overpower me. I was too deep in QUEBEC - Real Cloutier scored on the first of Cloutier's goals at 4:53 waited only 30 seconds to match the the his 55-foot blast from the blue line Bob Murray converted a power-play the net on him, I should have come out twice and assisted on Alain Cote's first and Cote's tally at 11:21. goal. Weir struck later, only after Rick provided the margin as Chicago de- rebound for his seventh goal of the more." NHL goal last night to spark Quebec to Sabres f.OUers 4 Dudley had put Buffalo ahead, 3-2. feated the New York Rangers 2-1 to end season. That goal represented Esposito's victory over the Washington Capitals , BUFFALO, NY. - A tie with Ed- "Against some teams things just a three-game losing streak for the Warren Miller got the Rangers even only meaningful mistake. He made two and end the Nordiques' four-game los- monton has left the Buffalo Sabres don't go right," Dudley said. "The Black Hawks. with his fourth goal at 8:03 on a stylish outstanding saves In a 4-on-4 situation ing streak. wondering what it takes to command a puck just seems to bounce for them and Brown was slightly abashed about pass from Eddie Johnstone. Brown when New York was trying to tie the Cloutier's second goal of the con- game against the Oilers. they have the kid (Wayne Gretzky)." his game-winner since he had played 4) scored his decisive goal 51 seconds game in the final period, robbing Carol test, his 27th of the season, broke a 2-2 Edmonton, which came into the After the Sabres went ahead 4-3 on games for Chicago with getting a goal. later. Vadnais and Walt Tkaczuk At 6:27 of tie at 10:36 of the third period — only 68 game with a 12-24-10 record, has played Martin's second goal in the final peri- "When did I score my last goal?" "It's kind of tough to be as sharp as the first period, he got a litUe lucky, seconds after Alan Hangsleben had tied Buffalo three times this season. The od, Gretzky picked up a loose puck and Brown said to reporters. "Why I got you would like when the other team too. Johnstone broke in, took a pass it for Washington on a screened shot Oilers lost a Shootout 9-7 Nov. 18, and passed to Brett Callighen who tied the one just yesterday — in practice." He only takes four shots in a period," said from Miller, beat Esposito cleanly — past their former goalie, Ron Low, who won 6-5 Jan. 13, before their tie with game at 4-4 with less than five minutes has not scored a goal in anger since last Black Hawks goalie Tony Esposito. He and hit the right post. From there, faced 34 shots. the Sabres who boast the NHL's second remaing to play.. spring when he was still in the Western got plenty of work in the final two Esposito lapsed only once. The winning score came after best record, 29-12-5. The clutch play of Gretzky and Weir League. Since those minor league periods, stopping 25 shots. He now has Brown's goal gave Esposito the Washington goalie Rollie Boutin, who After falling behind on Bobby has the Oilers players pleased with playoffs, he has gotten only 10 points, won 17 of the 18 Chicago victories this margin he needed. Veteran forward turned aside 26 shots, stopped the in- . Schmautz's first period goal, the their performances. all on assists. season. Cliff Koroll hoped that the victory itial drive by Dale Hoganson, who Sabres appeared on the verge of stop- "We're playing better position Chicago had lost to Montreal, Phila- Esposito was slightly distressed would lift the Black Hawks. earned assists on all three Quebec ping their stubborn foe when Gil Per- hockey and working harder." Show season heats up along shore; SPECIAL PRE-SPRING young bird dog gets ^baptism by fire9 TIRE SALE The annual Jersey Shore show season gets underway this I agreed that McLaln's plan was good and teamed up with Take Advantage Of This Sale Now! week to continue through March 9 when the last of the three Jim Rikhoff, former Winchester P.R. man; George Schielke, ALL TIRES LISTED WITH ROAD boat shows closes. master gunsmith; and James Manetas, director N.J. Farm Next Sunday three New Jersey girls will be selected to HENRY Bureau. In order they were running an English setter, a HAZARD & DEFECT GUARANTEE reign,as the "captain" and "mates" for the Feb. 16-24 Jersey drahthaar, and a German shorthair, which with my little Coast Power Boat Show and the March 5-9 Atlantic Coast Brittany had the bird dog world pretty well covered. Sailboat Show. Both will be in Convention Hall, Asbury Park. SCHAEFER McLain's scheme might have been good but as the Scottish Fiberglass Belted Tires- It will be the 27th running of the first show and the second poet long ago observed, the best laid plans of mice and men for the sailboat show. Last year, director Tom Gasque often blow up. gambled on a separate show for the sailboat crowd, and won. Five minutes into the woods the four dogs ran into a Whitewall It is expected that about 50 girls over 18 years of age will scattered big covey of quail and the feathered little bombs gather in the Hilton Inn, Tinton Falls, at 2 p.m., Sunday, to scattered in all directions. So did the dogs. SIZE PRICE F.E.T. compete for the titles. From then on it was every dog for himself and every man The New Jersey Trailer, Camping & Sports Show starts at with his own dog. For once I was able to hunt alone except for $ 00 74 According to Gasque: "During the past quarter century Convention Hall, Asbury Park, on Thursday and runs through the times when Manetas' big shorthair would come bounding A78x13 3O +«1 many of the former captains and mates have obtained mod- Sunday. Show hours Thursday and Friday will be 2 p.m. to 10 over to join Dian for a while. $ 00 21 eling and entertainment assignments as a direct result of the E78x14 34 + »2 p.m. Saturday hours will be 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday, 11 She really didn't need any help because she was finding public exposure acquired during the annual boat show at $ 60 34 a.m. to 7 p.m. her share of the birds, and except for one or two which she Convention Hall. F78x14 35 +»2 According to James J. 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WOMAN, OptomutrM BAYSHORE TIRE 487 AMBOY AVE., CUFFWOOD BEACH (Keyport) w. n» runt Mt snowooiur ioi si tfiitc McLain is division deputy director and hunt organizer. 842-6600 ] 664 NWMS tartan N., Uncrtfl. N.J CM/MOO MiKewmw M.W.T*.F.M **• H.,.i.ci.fr.,iMriDon Nelson is having his ailing back treated in a that tied the game for Seattle at the buzzer ending regulation Siluna and Dave knocked it back out instead of letting Sikma MILWAUKEE - When Brian Winters saw that the play Boston hospital. play, and the SuperSonics went on to beat the Celtics 10B-10J in get it and then fouling him." the Milwaukee Bucks had designed wasn't going to work, he A basket by Ron Brewer gave the Blazers an B8-83 lead double overtime yesterday in a National Basketball Associa- After Johnson's heroics before a packed Garden crowd of designed his own with 2 16 left, but they did not score again. Dave Meyers tion game. 15,330 and a national television audience, Williams scored 12 The clock was ticking toward zero and his teammates brought the Bucks back with his first three-point goal of the "We wanted to foul," Boston Coach Bill Fitch said. "We of his game-high 29 points in the two overtime periods and the were covered when Winters, dribbling at the top of the key, season with 1:15 left. planned on fouling, but we couldn't get to the ball in time. It Sonics handed Boston only its third loss in 23 home starts this motioned for Richard Washington to set a pick. Winters then The Bucks missed a chance to tie with 36 seconds left when was a physical error, not a mental one." season. The Celtics were led by guard Chris Ford, who scored stepped behind Washington and made a 20-foot basket with Sidney Moncrlef made only one of two free throws. The "The first option was to Fred Brown," said Sonics Coach 26 points including five three-pointers. four seconds to play, leading the Bucks past Portland. Blazers led 88-87. I-enny Wilkens, "but D.J. or (Gus) Williams were other The Sonics outrebounded the Celtics 76-62 in the hard- "Sometimes, you just have to do it on your own in this But after a Portland time out, the Blazers tried a lob to 6- options. My main worry was that the Celtics would foul before fought game. game, and that was one of those times," Winters said. foot-8 Kermit Washington under their basket. Moncrief stuck we got off the shot." "There was a lot of bumping back and forth the entire The Bucks not only broke a three-game losing streak, but his hand in front of Washington's face, Washington juggled the However, Fitch said veteran center Dave Cowens com- game," said Sikma, the Sonics' centervlt was just hard did it at the expense of one of the teams they may have to beat ball and Meyers came away with it. mitted a mental error. After the Sonics called a timeout with basketball with no one giving an inch." out for a playoff spot. Moreover, the victory should preceded "I think I got a piece of the ball, but after he (Washing- three seconds left to set up the final shot, Seattle tried to "They gave us 15-footers all day and we couldn't hit the Bucks' longest road trip of the season, a sii-game Western ton) touched it," Moncrief said. "There wasn't much he throw the ball inbounds and Cowens batted it out before it them," said Fitch, whose team shot just 43 percent from the swing starting Tuesday at Salt Lake City, Utah. could do because the pass was really too low for a lob." NHL Standings Camatetl Conference Patrick DIVISIM W L T Mi OF OA Philadelphia 29 3 11 70 1H 134 NV Ranfftrs 11 19 I SO 1|1 IM NV Islanders 10 IT 6 tt 1SS 141 Atlanta If JO S 43 149 IM OURTHANKS TO Washington 11 17 / 29 139 175 Smythe Division Chicago II 17 12 41 12* 14} SI. Louis It 20 7 45 144 151 Vancouver 15 23 I 31 144 IS! Edmonton 12 23 10 34 154 194 Winnipeg 11 29 S 11 119 113 Colorado 12 21 I 29 141 177 Wales Canfaranca Adams Division OLDS TORONADO&BUICK RIVIERA Buffalo 29 12 3 U 174 12* Boston 26 U • 51 171 125 Minnesota 129 Quebec IS 21 ft 42 137 153 Toronto 18 22 4 40 1*2 IM Narrlt Dlvlsle* Montreal 7* 16 fc 54 177 ISO LOS Anoaltl 20 16 I 41 IIS 1*9 Pittsburgh 1| 16 11 4? 155 1*0 FOR MAKING Detroit 17 » 1 41 110 144 Hartford 12 20 10 34 140 15* Saturtfav'i Oame* Boston 6, New York Hangars 3 Hartford 5, Chicago 3 Philadelphia *, Washington 4, tit Montreal 7, Toronto 2 New York lilandars 3, Quebec 1 Edmonton 5, Pittsburgh 2 Detroit 5, Minnesota 4 SUCH A CONVINCING CASE FOR 51,Louis 3, Colorado 1 Atlanta 4. LosAnwiesI Yatttrtfav's Oamaa Edmonton 4, Buffalo 4 Chicago2, New York Rangers 1 Quebec 3, Washington I Tadav'i Games Minnesota at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Winnipeg vs. Hartford al Springfield. THE THUNDERBIRD. Mass.. 7:35 p.m. Buffalo at Atlanta, 1:05 p.m. Tarn or raw's Games Winnipeg al Washington, 7 3i p.m. Toronto at Atlanta, 1:0}p.m. Montreal at New York islanders, 1:05 p.m. Philadelphia at SI Louis. 9:95 p.m. New York Rangers at Los Angeles, noipm Colorado al Vancouver, 11 0i p.m.

Chtut* t I *-I M. Y. Ranters I 1 •—1 First Period—Nona. Penalties— Mulvey, Chi, 4:35; Vkkers, NY, 4:35; Murray, Chi, 16:42; Greschner, NY. 16:42. Second Period—i. Chicago, Murray 7 (Mulvev. Ruskowski). 5:09. 2. New York, Millar 4 (Johnstone, Marois), 8:03.3, Chicago, Brown 1 (Wilson), 1:54, Panallles—OConnall.Chl, major, 2:St, Don Maionev, NY, major, 2:56; Hoipodar. NY, 4:20; Hutchison, Chi, 10:04; Hlggini, Chi, 13:43; Espotlto, NY. 14.18, Wilson, Ctir, 1411, Vkkers, NY, 1636; Higglns. Chi, 16 34. Marois, NY, 16:45. Third P«nod Non* Penalties— Bordeleau, Chi, 2:35; Johnstone, NY, 7:48; Murray, Chi, 7:4|; Vlckers, NY, 13:12; Bordelaau, Chi, 12:12; Preston, Chi, 19:37; Ruskflwtki, Chi, major 19:37; Bach, NY, minor misconduct. 19:37; Greschner, NY, major, 19:37.' Shots on goal—Chicago 14-13-4—33. New York 413-9—2a.

Buffalo 1 I 1—4 First period — ', Edmonton, Schmautz 12 (Chipperfield, Lowe),3:47. 2, Buffalo, Perreault 2k, 17:20. Penalties — Hunter, Edm, 0:20, Messier, Edm. *;3i; Selling, But, J-St; Fogolln, Edm, 11:02, Conner, Edm, 13:34; Lumlev, Edm, 16:25; Luce. Buf, 16:25, Second period - 3, Buffalo. Martin 22 (Van Boxmeer. •Perreault], 9:33 4. Cdmonton, Wair It (Hunter, Lumleyl. 10:03. •>. Buffalo, Dudlev 6 (.Perreault), 1* 48 Penaiiles — Luce, Buf, 11:41; Messiar, Edm, 1S:M. Smith. Buf, >S:54. Third period — A. Edmonton, Weir 22 (Hunter. Campbell), >J2 7, Buffalo, Martin 23 (Sevard). 13:30.1, Edmonton, CaiUghen 1] l&rewk*. McDonald). IS IB Penalties — Perreault, Buf, 0:09; Messier, Edm, major, 1:2$; Sailing. Buf, major, 1:25; Weir, Edm, 1:42; Hunter, Edm, 16; 12, Perreault, But, 16:12. Fogolln, Edm, game misconduct, 16:52. NBA Standings Einern Conference Atlantic Division Pet. OB Philadelphia .7*1 — Boston .739 1 N«W York .441 141 Washington 20 25 ,444 H New Jersey 19 29 .396 17 Central Dlvlslen Atlanta 28 21 .571 — San Antonio 25 .510 3 Houston .41? 4 Indiana 22 25 .468 5 Cleveland .429 7 Delrolt 13 35 .271 14' Western Conference derbird's highway mileage can be improved Midwest Division Take a look at Kansas City 30 21 Milwaukee 27 73 cars costing almost twice as even more. Chicago i* 11 Denve All you have to do is team it up with a 5.0 Utah 15 » 3«J much as the Ford Thunderbird, like Pacific Division Seattle 36 13 .735 the Olds Toronado and the Buick Riviera. liter engine—an option required to comple- Los Angelas 34 15 .694 Phoenix 32 17 .653 4 ment the overdrive transmission. San Diego 27 25 .519 10'/ TheThunderbird's sticker price will no longer Portland 24 V .471 13 Golden State 15 33 .312 20'/ seem just surprisingly reasonable. It'll seem The result is a rating of© EPA est. MPG SaturseVi Games THUNDERBIRD HAS AN APPETITE Detroit 122, Houston 110 Indiana 101, Kansas City 103 -absolutely remarkable.* and 29 Highway* Philadelphia 111. Cleveland 107 LIKE A BIRD. Chicago 111, Denver 108 Now. if all that hasn't totally convinced San Antonio 130. Washington 117 More expensive cars obviously include For 1980, Ford is the only major company Utah 116, Golden State 99 Phoenix 137, San Diego 123 more standard, equipment, but the basic, you. see your local Ford dealer for even more Yesterday's Garnet to improve the MPG on all its domestic cars Seattle 108, Boston 106.2 OT facts, figures and forthright information. And Milwaukee 89. Portland N luxury Thunderbird starts you off with and trucks and Thunderbird is no exception. Todiv's Game by the time he puts together a "Priced to Sell" New York at Los Angelas, 11 p.m. important key standard equipment for about (Based on EPA ratings, comparing 1979 to Temer raw's Games , Houston al Boston, 7;K p.m. deal that's perfect for you. your big decision Washington at Cleveland. 1:05p.m. half the price. And lets you select just the 1980 introductory models with standard San Diego at San Antonio. 8 35 P.m. Detroit at Chicago, 1:15 P.m. options you want without having to pay for a won't bij whether or not ycju. should bu\ a Atlanta at Kansas Cllv. 9:01 om power trains'.) Mlllweuka at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Thunderhird. But which color u> buy! lot of things you don't want. This year the standard Thunderbird SEATTLE MM) '(Sticker prices exclude title, taxes, destina- Shelton J 0-0 14, JJohnson 5 0-0 10, (You'll also find that Thunderbird offers delivers better MPG ratings than the Tor- Sikma S 0-0 16, Williams 10 9-12 29, tion charges and mandatory equipment.) D Johnson 7 5 8 20, LaOarde 1 0-0 2, you innovative options like Keyless Entry Brown 5 2-2 12. Silas 2 1-2 5, Walker 0 0-0 onado and the Riviera.* 0 Totals 45 17 24 106 •O1TON (IM) Systems and Electronic Dash RSad-Outs- EPAESJ MPG EPA EST HWY MPG Maxwell * 1-2 13, Bird 7 1-3 15. Cow the kinds of luxury options you might only 18 26 1 1 26, Robev 2 0-2 4, Carr 4 119, Chanev TORONADO 17 25 0 0-0 0, Henderson 2 0-0 4. Totals 47 7-13 expect in cars twice pur price!) fhMftft* 16 23 Seaittle U MM 17 tt H-M Batten M it M u it 9-1M Finally, if you compare a comparably 'Uw» iheife eiiiniotei fc companion Your mileage rooy d

PORTLAND (M) of-the-line Thunderbird Town Landau- GAS-SAVING OPTION- Gross 3 1-2 7, K. Washington I M 5, Lucai 3 0-0 *, R. Brewer t 3-3 19, which is fully loaded with options—you'd find AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE TRANSMISSION! Twatdiitt 3 1-2 7, Owens 7 2-5 16, Ounn 1 J-5 5. Holllns 4 0-0 8, J. Brewer 3 0-0 4. Jaelanl 4 II 9. Totals 38 12-19W. that the Thunderbird s sticker price is still over Equipped with Ford's new. Automatic MILWAUKII (H) Mover* 7 0-0 15, Johnson 9 1-4 19, $2,000 less! * Overdrive Transmission option the Thun- UNQUESTIONABLY, THE ANSWER. Benson 2 0-0 4, Moncrtaf S 7-11 17, Win- ters 5 2-2 12, R. Washington 7 W 14, Brldgeman 1 2-3 *• Catching* 0 0-0 0, Walton 1 2-2 4, Gumming*00-00. Totals 37 14-22 If. Portland 17 U it 24—M Mllwawke 21 » 24 24—tt Three point goal—Meyers. Fouled -Out— Benson. Total fouls—Portland 21. Milwaukee 2t. Technicals—Lucas, Win- Itrf. A—10,938. 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. JANUARY 21.1980 Middletown South continues to rule county scene The Eagles of Middletown South High School have found a in eighth place North clubs begin playing conference competition this week comfortable nesting spot atop the Daily Register's Top 10 and Middletown North (8-3), the ninth place club, disposed of The Green Wave holds first in "B" North with a Ut mark aren't about to give it up. Keyport, 74-70, in its only game. Freehold Township (7-3) Manalapan is a game off the pace at 3-1 while Red Bank The Eagles, who begin their Shore Conference "A" reentered the Top 10 with a win over Raritan (77-50) and a Regional and Shore Regional are at 2-1 in conference action Division North season in earnest this week, improved their 82-55 upset of Lakewood. The "B" South lead is in the hands of Manasquan with a J-l record to 9-0 with a 62-50 win over Jackson. Red Bank Catholic, which grabbed tenth place in last record Asbury Park, Freehold Township and Ukewood are 1 /ing Branch (8-1), which has been a close second to South week's Top 10, dropped out. The Caseys beat Southern Re- for the entire season, maintained its spot in the Top 10 and in gional, 69-55, and lost to St. Rose, 60-42. Manchester and Point Pleasant Beach share the "C" the process strengthed its hold on first in "B" North Neptune, by virtue of its win over Raritan earlier in the Division lead with J-l records. Mater Dei holds the best The Green Wave crushed Rumson-Fair Haven Regional, season, is atop "A" North with a 1-0 mark. All other "A" . parochial record at 8-3 78-48, and swamped Manalapan, 77-45. Both victims are "B " North opponents. Neptune (6-3) slipped into third place from fourth despite going 1-1 last week. The reason for the advance was the Scarlet Fliers impressive showing in a 47-45 overtime loss to nationally-ranked Overbrook Neptune came back to Freehold Township's Peras top St. Rose, 60-51. Red Bank Regional moved into fourth place on the strength of three wim last week. The Buccaneers (8-1) knocked off Holmdel, 61-52, slammed Rumson, 90-63, and takes over the scoring lead toppled Christian Brothers Academy, 49-44. The big leap in the Top 10 was provided by Manasquan Percentage points play a major role \n basketball and it is statistics now read 229 points on 105 field goals and 19 foul (8-3) which went from seventh to fifth. The Warriors started by a tenth of one of these percentage points that Monmouth shots. the week off with a 53-48 win over Point Pleasant Boro and County has a new scholastic scoring leader. Middletown South center John Benbrook, who was second closed it out by upsetting Asbury Park, 49-44. Shore Regional, Jeff Peras of Freehold Township High School turned in a last week with a 19.5 average, dipped to third. Benbrook is with wins over Monmouth Regional (82-57), Toms River North big week and in the process moved to the front of the scoring still hitting at a 19.4 clip with the help of a 19-point game (6-48) and Point Boro 172-57), maintained their sixth place derby with a 20.9 average. The 6-6 senior center pumped in 27 against Jackson. He now has 175 points on 70 field goals and 35 spot in the standings. points against Raritan and then played a big role in upsetting foul shots. Asbury Park (8-4) took the biggest drop. The Blue Bishops Shore Conference "B" Division South foe Lakewood with Matawan Regional sharpshooter Fran Murphy held onto defeated Ocean Township, 92-55, but were surprised by another 27-point output. fourth, increasing his average In the process from 1B.4 to 16.8. Manasquan. The Huskies of Matawan Regional (9-2) continue Peras had been third In the competition with 19.4 average, Murphy had an off night versus Toms River North, hitting for to hang tough in the Top 10. A 56-54 squeaker over Toms River but now totals 209 points on 79 field goals and 51 free throws in only 14, but came back to total 27 against Toms River South. North and a 71-65 win over Toms River South kept the Huskies 10 games. Wilson Ross of Asbury Park continues his climb, moving Steve Lubischer of Shore Regional, who held the lead for from sixth to fifth place. Ross upped his average from 17.8 to DAILY REGISTER'S the first three weeks of the derby, is second by the closest of 18.2 with 28 versus Ocean Township, 18 against New Bruns- Top 10 margins. Lubischer's average dipped from a leading 21.3 to wick and 14 in a loss to Manasquan. Asbury's senior forward 20.8 now has 218 points on 96 buckets and 26 from the charity 1. Middletown South (9-0) 6. Shore Reg. (9-2) The 6-3 Blue Devil forward pumped in 21 points against 2. Long Branch (8-1) 7. Asbury Park (8-4) stripe. "B" North rival Monmouth Regional, 22 against Toms River Long Branch's Ron Young (17.6) and Marlboro's Bill Van Pat Houston watches his Eagles hover 3. Neptune (6-3) . 8. Matawan Reg. (9-2) North and 16 in a game against Point Pleasant Boro. His 4. Red Bank Reg. (8-1) 9. Middletown North (8-3), Wagner (17.5) are sixth and seventh, respectively. Young in The Register's Number One spot. 5. Manasquan (8-3) .. ' ••..—-10. Freehold Twp. (7-3) totaled 40 points in two Green Wave victories while Van Wagner hit for 57 points in three Mustang contests. Seraphs stay unbeaten Kevin Hopf of Middletown North (17.1) drops a notch to NEW MONMOUTH - Unbeaten Mater Dei cleared a eighth, Wall's Eric Taylor (16.9) went from 13th to ninth and major hurdle last night as the Seraphs routed North Jersey Wayne Reevey of Rumson and Mater Dei's Tom Elliott Freehold Today power I '.IT .-nuns Catholic, 71-46, last night in girls basketball. shared the tenth place spot with a 16.8 average. The Seraphs never trailed in the game and lifted its record PLAYER SCHOOL G FG FT PTS AV MU Pau,fi,fM,Clm«. Scrape CBOCCIO)... .'..., Fortune Boofcl* (H.Filion) 3-1 R C Augustus (Augustine) Jtff Paras Freehold TWP 10 rt II 309 309 Roman Eagle (Browne) '. AuClairCury {King Jr.) 3-1 Mannart Moonshoi (No Driver)... to 11-0. Paramus Catholic, last year's top scholastic girls 229 30.0 Dirvt i uuiit nil Shore 11 ids 19 Royal Cadet (R Fihoni Ancient Mariner (Yanotl) Diego(Jaeocr) Middletown So «. 10 U WS 1*4 Only Wav (Kelly) Worthy Love (Xenthoi) 1-1 team, fell to 9-3. John Benbrooh S A Collins i King 1. i Crimson Beau (Kally).. Iribat (Dandeol 10-1 IWh: Pate,».000, Clme. Fran Murphy Matawan Reg 11 •• 3! 307 11.1 Canny Glen (.Greenwood) BrooMand (King Jr.) Star Assay Wayne Recvtv J% u' T i >on - r M Me9 . u Keyilone Biiarre {Oket Arrogant Boy (Bresnahan) Circle King (Dupuli) T-l Fl MagnlflcoA (DeCample Jr.)... . 10-1 Tom Elliott 10 ;i n 1U 168 Onrldale (Bulk! Misty A (Devitli) j P Mark (Ruitell) H Gravlln Charlie (Kovalh) .20-1 Kennedy 18 for the winners. Vine* Atkinson MallRed rBan CMk IRta 1 144 16 7 Quell Gordon (No Drivtr) Kooltone Lea (Gent) Sunny Streak (CollaioJr.) I I 11th; Paca,|l.MS, Clmt "We had two tremendous games back to back," Mater Paul Hembaroar Malar Dei ...10 u \l 151 1S.B Speed Patrol (Gabettle) Hobo Shepard (Rotlno). , Wilson Forty Two (Parker Jr.) 12-1 MlkeMcGlntv(Mella)...... John Hubler Kevport 10 Mu IS 1S5 1S.S Jimmy P (field) Little Punk ( R Fnion) Mlu Jay Time (No Driver) IS 1 Ciarlna Blue (Dancer) Dei coach Kevin Attridge said. The Seraphs had beaten New JohnChrian Mlddlttown No 11 M 32 wn IS.5 Mlftute Maiden (Kellvl Ala Tony (CotawntlJ tth: Pace, II,W0 ' JaneMenmiti(Meriiio) .i Oavt Ftoltr Raman 11 11 47 1M 15.4 Justly Smoke (Wolfe).... «h Pace, H,000 Sugar Town (Connor Jr.) 4-1 Uncles Girl {Russell) ..2-1 York power St Peter's of Staten Island. 65-51, Friday. Judge James (Morrlsiev) imaCulle (Maker) Greentrec Byrd (Cote) 4-1 Dance Step (Stafford) , ... e-1 jrd: Pace, tu«,cimr Ida Belli (No Drivtr) Argo 6d (T«te) H Snowden (Unger) .81 Secret Venture ILaudlen) Darby Chase (Ingraillt) Chief Error (Tafone Jr.) 7-1 Carlnya Jack (Chapln) 12 1 J O* Harold (MolMvev) Johnny Armstrong (Mlrltello Jr.).. 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IJ-1 Blonlc Collins (Kent) .30-1 leth: Pace, 17,Mt The Daily Register 1030 Highway 35 671-2415 Middletown Sir Gorier )Po*ock) H Trut Ml* Tempered (Primeau) 10-1 Mon.-Frl. 7:30 a.m.-6p.m. Sat8a.rn.-5p.rn. Olfl'i Court (McArdie) l-i One Register Plaza • Shrewsbury • 542-4000 Whimsical^ tense comedy SHREWSBURY, N j MONDAY, JANUARY21. i9eo The DMly Register 17 Television Today graces Dam Site theater Ne& w Yor» • k• Channel> -a •s — 2»» , t4 , 5^ , 7^ , 94 k , 1111 , 1I 3•• EVENING torcycle ahop, oMMe to another department mie- By BILL ZAPCIC lita a croaa-country trip fll (60 mine.) NfWS with their wives, but ths • MOW HtwanuMNNwj \m I LOVf LUCT vacation turne Into an **' lad lo satun IMS TWTON PALLS - Two encounter with Satan • young married! can be ex- John Wayne, Anthony iutm •» son le. (t hra.) Oulnn. A Colonel forms a • MIUIUU Los Anoeles cused (or honeymooning long aI KOHi FaWOUi guerilla army on Luzon, Lakers >a New York after the wedding trip. Another Independent K nicks Ml COHlACt and leads a raid on UN • WOW CHI HOCK N But when a package full of film focualng on a me- Japanese In order to help tropolitan area neighbor- Dramatic aarlae eat unwanted sex arrives on their 4:M UNCLE ROTO behind lha bara ol hood People's Fli Leyte. (2 hra.) doorstep one morning, the we xm ehouee la a Him directed Wenlworth, a women's • JOAN tOtlttSOM OM house ot detention, and honeymoon is abruptly cut CUOt IUWr.ll MD by Paul Schneider about WOMAN! SlOfl This la the Engine Company 212 on tha Inmates' constant short. For Peter and Frances IK IK DOUGH courageoua true atory of bettle with tha authori- CIS NEWS Wythe Avenue, on the Joan Robinson, a 41 yaar Hunter, the lead characters Northalde of Brooklyn. ties, their struggles lo in Anthony Marriott and 000C0UW old writer who was dying reedjust and lha love- NiW KtSIf MGHtiT KWS The •lory la of • year of terminal cancer. Tha Alistair Foot's "No Sex long battle by tha hale relationships MtWGHOtlS lULt final two yaara of her life among tha prisoners and Please, We're British," the Mil* ACKl community to re-open a are chronicled In thla tlrehouse that «at the prleon start abrupt halt is jarring. ciswws documentary. (2 hra., 30 PtO&MM UNMMUKtD cloaad by city hall In mlna.) MM "No Sex Please," the fVINMC MAGtiH* ig75. S • CIS UU MOW NBC NEWS 0 MASIltWCI IMtAIM 'HARRY O: Group Terror' Dam Site Dinner Theatre's MiSH • COUSTIAU 00YSS1Y 'The Duchess of Duke Street MCCLOUD: Fifth Man In current offering, is a IIC IAC DOUGH Nile' Part I. In this two II' The refugee whom A String Quartet whimsical yet tense comedy IK MM part •pecld. Captain Louisa employs turna out • O M TOUOHI SHOW DMIHG MMt Jacquaa Couataau to have a large number of Oueat host Kenny about a young couple who charts tha impact of surprising talents (60 learn the hard way about NfWtTWiO OAMl Rogers. HAW OATS AGAIN modern man's Increas- mlna.) MASH plain brown paper wrappers. OVER EAST The Mlddl. ing technological Intru- HO S CD HOmt CALLS A playful S • IMMT MlUfl 'Hot Aged Child' Hoit: Hugh sion on Ufa along tha patient puta the Doctors Doge' Two aupar cons- Peter, played with true world's longest rivar. British strait-laced seri- Downs. Michaels, Solomon, and clantloua female police O MACNflt UH»f« BEPWI SB MOVIE IHOMAFUKAL) Weatherby and lha officers bust a collage ousness by Derek Smith- JOUMEV 10 ADVENIUH •••V! luddi Hoo) Story 1918 • issperallng Mrs. youth for sailing mar Winnes (was he cast because RsellMr ehsts IV Dl«a KM Gary Buaaay, Donald Phlpps together In lluana. IHeoeai) OH NO — Derek Smlth-Winnes, center, receives an unwanted package and shows >)0 O MUPPili SHOW Gu..U Slroud. (Paid Subscrip- he has a British-sounding Rudolph Nureyv. quarantine the contents to Mardee Reed-Ulmer and John Scott In the Dam Site's production of tion Television! Story of IMI S BD LOU GJAHt \m Xame, perhaps?), works in O PUT IH! PEICENIAGES tha flral aupar-atar of raja siotr The the National United Bank "No Sex Please, We're British." O O IAMIU FEUD tsr O ALL IN IHI IAMIK Rock and Roll, who com- downstairs and lives with his brown. bined the black Rhythm 4 TMS«ylVS|NcW/lt morning with Peter, but noth- O HOlirWOOD SOUAtES and Blues sound with O MCI CAWll WOW Quasi: new wife Frances upstairs. which work. The subtleties of O FACE IHI MUSK * Dtrik/CII«t Eiitwood Brian Runnicles, played ing doing. down-home mualc to Qermalne Greer. Part I. British humor are accen- CD SHI BEAUTY SHOW O MEDKA1 CEWH Peter must contend with, by John Scott, pops into the Brian makes himself use- craata tha unique atyla torrV MMIIOW-1 k». 11:30 tuated well by the able cast (D NEWS known as rockabilly. (2 TOO • S 10WM0W Host his wife's unhappiness in the apartment to see Peter and ful by signing for a package Tom Snyder. Guest. Wil- which Americanizes them CD MACNEI1 LEHRtfi REPOCT • a IOM SNTDHtS CElEHIIf flat and the ultra-con- Frances. Frances, played which Frances has ordered ffi NEW IEISEV NEWS liam Cartar Spann, son of without straining. SPOTLIGHT In the first of servative policies of his em- with a great sense of bride-ly from a Scandinavian import 3D NEW IUSIY NEWSWAICH I JO S CD IHI LASI KSOS! Zack tha President's slater. The British accents come lacka a data for Ma birth- three celebrity specials, who was recently par- ployers. He has enough prob- enthusiasm and naivete by company. But the package MS CD WAU STREET PfBSPKIIVI host Tom Snyder Inter- lems without the sudden ap- and go as the tension mounts; Ml ID LOIlEtY PICK-II NAWINIi day party and tha lovely oled from a California Mardee Reed-Ulmer, would doesn't contain glassware 100 SO WKeP IN CINCINNATI At guast who volunteer! views Clint Eaetwood, Bo prison. (60 mlna.) pearance of blue wrapped in rather spend the fleeting like the young bride thought; they are merely window saamt heaven aant. Derek, Barry Manllow O MOVK (MAMA) "•• N, Bailey's urging. Jennifer and Gary Colemsn. (60 the pornography contained in dressing. finally decides to accept. O MEW filllFtN Gueete: Mai cholii NKkkbi 1941 Darak The cast also strikes a • data with Hatb Tarlek Tillle, Rupert Holmes, Bond, Cadrlc Hardwlcka. the box would fog any Lynda Cartar, nil's OU NEWS A young boy attempts to glassware. nice balance of tension and hoping ha'll back down and atop hauling har Chimps, Nlkkl, Freddie shield his family from a It's bad enough that Peter humor. While the audience forever. ' Salaa. cruel uncla. (2 hra., 17 7 "FAMILY" rttirul mlna.) and Frances (and Brian, too chuckles about the pre- II O LITTLE HOUSE ON THE * Now t«sr, Mondavi — after all, he signed for the cariousness of the situation, PRAItlE Charlaa Ingalla 7 MwEnryMNstyl 115 o MiNotiiy nisnenvi package) have to contend it also feels a "Perils of poeea aa a doctor In S MOVK (ADVEN11M) ••• ordar to tree hit • "ANBIE" O O FAMILY A bout with DiplomilK Courier 1952 with the stuffed shirts who Pauline" nervousness about daughters, Mary and . htt. the flu and a routine Patricia Naal, Tyrona run the bank; Peter's mother the arrival of the inevitable Laura, who ara balng 0 O ANdll Angle's life medical exam leada to Power. and an influential bank ex- train. hald prlaonar In a achool takaa a serlaa of funny tha sudden discovery ecutive show up on the tor tha blind by a trio of turna whan aha sells the that Kate la pregnant. (60 The train, in the form of aacapad convicts. (60 coffee ahop and buya a mlna.) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Hunter doorstep for a visit. mlna.) beauty shop which turna W NEW BW NEWS HIGH SCHOOL & For the second half of the Pat Reed and Frank Into a maternity ward. 3D MOVII IDBAMA) •••'•> Dan CmBM291-0148'1.SO COLLEGE STUDENTS first act and the entire second Mongiello, as Eleanor Hunter 5 ILLEGITIMACY/WHOSE commander of the farm workers cross All Include wash-cut-blow dry ditch. Brian's efforts to dis- and Bromhead is a man with O ILLEGITIMACY: WHOSE CON' 4077th whan Colonel paths with a wealthy CERN! An exploration of Potter ruahaa off to wheat farmer. (Rated PG) pose of the photos, books and an exaggerated sense of his (105 mlns.) films only make matters tha problama and aolu- Tokyo on a mysterious own worth. They make a tlona to unwad mission. I0:}0 ffl OPIN HIND worse as he gains a reputa- perfect couple, and are a teenagers. SB STRINGER PORTRIA! OF A tion as a national distributor perfect nuisance. Q O LAVEDNE AND SHIILEY 4 MtmoriuofMilo4.il/ NtWSREEl CAMERAMAN of smut. Whan lha glrla visit a • ConndyToo.BobHop. STRINGER: PORTRAIT CINEMA 34 Smith-Winnes and Scott swinging coffeehouse OF A NEWSREEL AffOMTW»TI AVMLUU IUT HOT UCESSMV The production relies fraquantad by baatnlka, S Guists from Knit Routa 34, Aberdeen play off each other's hysteria Adv. 583 3600 heavily on sight gags and one- Shlrtay undergoes an ou- liners, the vast majority of in a progressively increasing trageous change In O O HOPE. WOMEN AND SONG manner — most effective. thinking and Musical extravaganza of personality. songs associated with Reed-Ulmer is fetching, not host Bob Hopa's BBE merely because she fills out a D MASSAPEOUA TABERNACLE "IN SEARCH CHOIt vaudeville and movla car- negligee as well as she does, ID MOVIE (DRAMA) U lets eers, featuring guast D stars Beatrlca Arthur, but because she TRIES ... With The Dnil" 1976 Patar OF HISTORIC Dabby Boona, Dlahann even though she winds up Fonda, Loralta Swlt. A motorcycle racing atar, Carroll and Shirley making matters worse. and hit oartnar In • mo- Jones. (60 mlns.) JESUS"

7 DyniMlli Cos Acllonl i SERVING • DENNIS WEAVER tun LUNCH ft DINNER "STONE" 7:30-9:30 dally Adv. fiAAftfit FOR IQ At Paclno Mat. Sat. A Sun. 45 YEARS B B STONE Turmoil is continuing to celebrate its strikes the all-male de- tective division whan a "AND JUSTICE 1 p.m. & 3p.n curvacaoua female la as- signed to tha unit, but a FOR ALL" solution Is found whan PLUS Tha Vlllaim 13th ANNIVERSARY FAMILY DINNER SPECIALS aha la paired with SPECIAL MONDAY & TUESDAY PRIME RIB CHICKEN PARMIQIANA At the $ Served with Salad, 50 4.95 Spaghetti, Bread & Butter movies CONTINUOUS DAILY SHOWINGS In search MONMOUTH COUNTY 12 NOON to MIDNIGHT every Wednesday Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP XXX Ralad Adultt Only CINEMAM— » Herbert St. Ample Off Street Parking In Search ol Historic Jesus (O) 7 M, for the next 9;M i STRATHMORE CINEMA I — "10" (R) 7,9:15 Historic 2 WEEKS STRATHMORE CINEMA II — And Justice For All (R) 7,9 AS BURY PARK Served 5 p.m. until closing Special offer BARONET — Jesus , Ecitasv Girls (X) 7:30, 10; Mashed IX) 8:30 LYRIC — 741-1621 to people with Inside Desiree Cousleau (X) 7: IS, 9:455; DixiDi e 1X18:3X88:30 1:10-3:20-5:30-8:40-10:30 v ATLANTITC HIGHLANDS •MCKTmm UKEW000 ATLANTICCINEMA — PLUS "FUR TRAP" BRICK PLA2A TOWN 1 ] FairHavenRd.«FairHaven C J[ two left feet. Starling Ower (R) 7 15. 9. IS 12-2:15-4:20-6:35-9:20 EATONTOWN EAST sWttKISWICK iBFRnrru •\t< s COMMUNITY I — BRUNSWICK SO CINEMA 34 In Search of Historic Jesus (G) 7,9 liita * Sr CMini COMMUNITY II — itllltlMI E/rnMnnm TOMS RIVER ' Going inStyle (PG) 7.30.9:30 COMMUNITY DOVER FREEHOLD FREEHOLD)— Star Trek (G) 7:15,9:35 % LOVE SCALLOPS? FREEHOLD II — Apocalvose Now (R) 7:45 FREEHOLD Ill- Electric Horseman (PG) 7 20, 9 40 $1.50 FIRST MATINEE HAZLET AT (•) CINEMAS Then Tuesday's Your Night PLAZA — Apocalypse Now (R) 7:45 CINEMA I — Electric Horseman (PC.) 7,9:10 CINEMA II- The Black Hole (PG) 7:10,9:15 If you love scallops, then you'll love this. . LONG BRANCH LONG BRANCH MOVIES I — Electric Horseman 7:15,9:30 LONG BRANCH MOVIES II It's the Scallop Special at Baker's Apocnlvpse Now (R) 7:45 MIDDLETOWN Wharfside restaurants In Red Bank, Hightstown UAMIDDLETOWN I — Star Trek (G) 7,9:30 and Point Pleasant Beach. UA MIDDLE TOWN II — 9 1941 (PG) 7 15,9:15 UAMIDDLETOWN III — * 7:15-10 Going in itvieiHuj /. 14, •' 1S 11 starts at 6 every Tuesday even ing. OCEAN TOWNSHIP MIDDLEBRQOK I — A comeflv to st»* your neart Seduction of Joe Tynan (R) 7:30,930 THE ROSE MIODLEBROOKII- And it includes chowder... salad... baked Animal House (R) 7:15,9:15 BURNS SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA I — • m ' potato or frenph fries... your choice of Star Trek (Gi 7:30,9:50 ART CARNEY PG 5EAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA II — broiled or fried scallops or Scallops Coquille The Rose (R| 7:15,10 "CONG IN STYLE" Or two right leeLOr one ol each, tor that RED BANK SHREWSBURY PLAZA ... cole slaw... coffee. RED BANK MOVIES I — matter It you can rrove. Arthur Murray's san The Jerk (R) 7:30.9:25 ROUTf 35 • S43-S395 teach you to dance RED BANK MOVIES II — "10" (R> 7:15,9:30 All for only $6.95. Its really |ust a matler ol getting your leet SHREWSBURY 7:30-9:50 lo work together. It's fun. And really quite simple. SHREWSBURY PLAZA I — Star Trek (G) 7.30,9:50 Well have you freezing through a lew SHREWSBURY PLAZA II — Plump, sweet scallops, prepared to perfection. basic steps alter your first lesson And you can Apocalypse Now (R)8o.m. STAR THE* " SHREWSBURY PLAZA III — TH€ MOTION PICTURE learn everything from slow dance lo the latest Electric Horseman (PG) 7:45,10 iruock, MIDDLESEX COUNTY A delicious waytefllBW*-r\ie»u«ry nights special. EDISON 8 PM ONLY ' So take your first big step in the righi duec- MENLO PARK CINEMA I — tion (ralher than on your partner's feet)'and Star Trek (G) 1,4:35,7:20,9:45 MENLO PARK CINEMA II — give Arthur Murray's a call The Rose(R) 2,4:30,7:15,9:40 'BAKER'S WHAftfSIDE SOMERSET COUNTY SOMERSET THE EliECTRIC "^»» HI SI At HAM ^^ RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA I — Electric Horseman (PG) 7:40.9:55 HORSEMAN Channel Drive Pt. Pleasant Beach • (892-9100) RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA II - * 7:45-10 Going InStvIe (PG) 7:30,9:30 Open Noon JtrlhnrhMtnr MPAA RATINGS HOBCHT REWORD lANCrONDA Bodman PI Red Bank • (842-8300) WAACHSfO OUKC 5TU30 G — General audiences. PO — All ages. (Parental guidance THE H»J Open 6 pm 12 Broad St. Red Bank suvtested} 741-5858 R — Restricted. (Person* under 17 ELECTRIC Rt. 33 Highstown • (609-443-6600) net admitted unless accompanied kv pa HORSEMAN «udk> Oi»n MO pm D«H>. 11 inM pn an. rent or adult guardian). Open 5 pm <• NOW tor your o«mon«!rMOfl ••••on. Ho Chart*. X —Adults onlv. 1STheDtaflyRrf|fater SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY.JANUARY2I.I980 Nubbin Si Htip Want**

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An eeuat opportunity em Merchandise for sale ONLY Bood runntna condition, captain offer Call 22* 17M Plover. t-igmating from household, not ex AUOI FOX i«4 - Exctllant cenii chairs, »v*n rmnm. !<•*•*, stnn eeding a sale price of UOO per t.on Mitamttk. Mr, AM FM •ujm haad. IINPI four. %* JOO or bai USTANG II GHIA t*7S — V-4, I Autos For Salt 51 Htlp Wanted 51 Htip Wanted TELEPHONE OPERATOR track ilirto. lw«-«eor, »25W ottar. 172-0301, E«l 117, aik tar pur SDaed, good condition. SUM or SIHtlpWantttf WANTED — I P.m. la 7 p.m., Man. RICE MUST BE MENTIONED Ml 1JU Chris RavnaMs. bast offar 7*7 32*1 aftar * hru Prl. 8 am to 3 P.m. every ether ach additional Una, SIM. No dis- •at Experience prefarrad, will ount If canceled before expiration •UICK CENTURY — If 73, taca MUSTANG 1*77 MACH II — Pawar VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1*71 - Nina BOOKKEEPER • NSURANCE AGENCY — Loofclna EAL ESTATE SALES - Join one rain. 471-«tf3. DODGE STATION WAGON 1971 - tearing/ brakes, AM/FM radio. passenger, rebuilt motor, naw Accounts receivable anperteMci or ar lull time partaKnal; must have af our successful offices, win a No changes in copy corMMlion, twit raatanaWa oft*f Have something to sell? Phone 1II-41M Naw aihauit, batter., brake lining our cylinder, e«c«llenl motor, brakes, good condition, SHOO e gawrai ladaar Good oanatlti. To [parlance rating auto and lira; proven plan for luccass, higrnil TELLERS naads work. $450 Call 142-42*1 1200 4M-S12* 2*1-3150 aftar t p m MM hour Middlelown erea Plaase call Linda, ommlsslons. bonusel Licensad or Ceihiarlng experience helpful, posl Ions available In various locations •UICK 1*71 — Leofti and r FIAT SPYDER — Bought In Sprlna ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 717-4240. unlicensed Calt Rick Grimm at 1 MUSTANG 194* — Vary dean* 20 Thomas f47-34*4 snrewsburv Matawan office, n Monmouth County Start JUS WM 542-1700 (.alianl, bait attar. at Wl. Whit*, red Intarler. tlva We Buy Usad Cars and Trucks N ST RU C T I ONAL AIDE — Call »1 1M4 spaad. iwo tops. aicalLtnt tondiilon _ . SIN ylindi SCHWARTf Chryiler-Plymouth relmbursad 47*252 Had Aank, 741-0717 BOOKKEEPING A SSI S - SCE/Title I Program) In area* ot EAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY •UICK 1tM — M)00 CWi avanlngs. 741-17*4. TANT/CLERK TYPIST - For law ommunlcatlon and compute I ton or aggressive office with max 20 Thomas 747J494 Shrewsbury THE DAILY LDSMOBILE 1973 — Vlita Cruiser office Salary open PaW vacation ""It, Part-time Cert If lea I Ion In mum training and advertising pro- PIAT 1*7* *- 1)1. four-door, tine Wagon Rack, trallar hitch, radial Healtn insurance AptMv In parson to iHsh/Melhemetks/Elementery TRAVEL AGENT — Experienced condition. Call aftar t a.m. 3 Trucks ams MELMED REALTY, res air. third saal, naw enhauit. Law Offices. Elliot L. Marvel, nation pri(erred Apply In writ 7I-J4J0. onir Alto. ouUlde salesperson REGISTER BUlCK 1*71 — Good condition, f 717 7971 muffler, |li» 944-41B1. Garnaral Oft lie Center, 744 ng to Ulti Mary Johnton, TIM* I Caruso Travel, 1*1 Uli And Trailers oordlnator. Red Bank Rational MUI»MH 1974 Audi, fully MUIP PIAT-PEUGEOT DEALER Shrewsbury Ava.. Tlnton Falls, be REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED ADS tood condition Ut~4UT OLDSMOBtLE 1*72 — Powar s •veen -0 1. Man.-Frl. High school, 101 Ridge Rd., Little SALESPERSON TYPIST SPINDLE SHAPER - Delta Home • ILL LANZARO'S AUTO 1ALES ng, FM. good condition liver, N.J. 0773* Deadline Jan. JO Pan time, goad typing skills, seme aft, floor modal, i'o HP. ravarsi BUlCK ff» - Caniury. INC. 244-3151 Chew Pickup 1955 BOOKKEEPER — Accounts ra- .qual Opportunity employer 60% COMMISSION Igura work, start (3.10 hour. gauparnlntcondftlon v *. 41.000 mitat All aMlrc* M4 Main tl Matawan «MBI Antmue. rtstorabla, In good shape hat'i riant. UP to 40% commlulon 14 0 0. Danish while bedroom tat. Make an offar. Call 32*107* to saa elvable for nursing home Know! ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY (i»n UNO 7474141. XDSMOBILE OELTAMROYALE adaa of Medicare and Maclean. EYPUNCH OPERATOR — Key on tales plut Incentive with bonuMl 20 Thomas 747-34*4 Shrewsbury anoir House, m.ii-put FIAT 1*77 - 111$, two-door M««I. •7* — Full powar, AM/FM radio. and tor mora details I high as 11000 Participate In raal 11 n g I a b t d , doublt drtstar and • UICK SPECIAL lHf four-cyllndar, four speed, manua EMERY MANOR NURSING o-laaa experience, nights Ex- Ir, 39,700 mllas. Excellent condl CHEVROLET PICKUP 1*74 - With HOME, Malawan S44-4400. citant salary. ' state Invaatment at no cost. Sounds TYPIST ight stand, duck tailed drawer it ohav, tiM. itearlng, power brakat, 41 943 mllai Mult sail. Asking i27OO. good? Call Gene FlUMtrkk at Technical work an charts, good typ rontt, $150 Upright irwwr. Ad- l*44tt regular sas, one year drive tral cap, vi. power staar I ng/brakas, ial 14 cu. ft., »o Necchl stair- guarantee Includad U495 Tax and 142-4217. air, 63,000 milts, excellent condition, BOOKKEEPER — Salf starler with 19-2221 Wa have an opening for a ne skills, local araa. To |1*0. mcelient eipenence and refer sales rtpratantatlve who wants to ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY tllch, portable sewing machine, ex BUlCK LESABRE 1173 — Air MV axtra. RED BANK VOLVO •PEL DELUXE - 1*76, AM/FM $2450. 495-2094. KEYPUNCH DaalW, 741SBM. jncas. Individual mutt be willing to make money 20 Thomas 747-34*4 Shrewsbury elienl condition, SSOO. King siia power itaarins/tirakat. usatraoular adio, air, rear defroster, axcellent do both hand and machine boo* eadboard, pecan finish, 120 Hi took* and rum wall, owntr ondillon, 34,000 mllas. Asking 12900 CHEVROLET PICKUP - 1*74 *- FORD COUNTRV STATION WAG ten. Air, automatic, powar steer- keeping Full-time. 1:30-4:10. Salary OPERATORS REAL ESTATE SALES TYPIST 22 0*84. movMl. MOO. B71-1M5. r bast offer MM 341 ommensurate with experience ONE GOOD Part-lime, IV madlcal background ON t*74 — Vary clean, tow mileage ing/brakes, with can. $1500. Ill 0444 FULL/PART-TIME SALESPERSON WANTEO a must Good typing skills and dic- CAMARO 1t7J — Powar slttr S4.000 Mult see Attar 4, 493-4547 PARK CHEVROLET Call UJ 1303 ANTIQUES * UNIQUES ing/brakai, aulomallc, Corvati* vtl DODGE VAN 1*71 — Six cylinder Exparience prefarrad, but not neces- taphone. To U 00 hour. January Sala, six dealers. Sales Leasing Service Parti stick. MOO Naads work. CASHIER HOSTESS/HOST — Full CMF Is now offering full sary. Our TV exposure attracts ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 32 Willow Dr., Little Sllvar. low. »»I«II V-B. 11900. 4*5-1779 FORD CUSTOM VAN 197* — Rt **— 775-1212—Neptune Loadad, utQO. Call aftar 4. 2*1 2257 I me Apply In person, Rad Oak and part-time positions on many buyers and sellers. Call Joa 20 Thomas 747-1494 Shrewsbury CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE H7B Dinar, Rt. IS, Hailel Cahlll, Century 21, Lauien Really, EDPOOM SET — Six Place, MOO, 291-MS4 'INTO H7] — With a 1V7S engine. DODGE 1*77 PICKUP — Crew cab, nth the 1st and 2nd shifts VENDING PERSON — Being In erv good condition. Mutt tall. — 13,000 mllas. oarfact condition. XXJOcc Good llrei. Ai ll. eiklna UOO. 71 Hwv. 35 and corner of Kings UW5 Call 74MJ74. . FORD GRANADA 1*75— T.. _ 311 angina, automatic transmission, CARPENTER — Minimum seven n our Matawtn location. Hwv , Mlddlelown 471-4444. JOIN charge of filing and maintaining 17 952743, oa>t1H. power steering/brakes, air, canvas ears enperlence, to do all phases of vending machines in Holmdel busl liM-cvllndar, three tpeed, axcallan Wa offer flexible hours, a MIDDLETOWN'S LEADING CEN- EDNOOM SET — Doublt bad with CADILLAC tin - Pour-door, fully condition, priced tosall,|II00or bas LVMOUTH 1*73 SEBRING — cover, twin tanks, naw paint, 12,000 addition work and home building, TURY 21 OFFICE. ness location. Mon.-Fr!.. no week- t4u.pMd. •KttlNmt c*ntf.tlon, MM. miles $4300. Can be saan at Red ell alter t p.m. 717 2200. good starting salary and ends or holidays, no traveling in- bookcase headboard, double bureau, offer in 1435 Ibyl top, air, powar steer hast on chest, two night tables. iH-OMT lg/brakes, excell*nt condition Bank Spring Sarvlct, 7*1 excellent working condl- volved. Some experience Is neces- FORD VAN — 1*72, stick, manua Shrewsbury Ave.. Shrewsbury, I CAR WASH DETAILER — PleaM REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE — Wa sary. Marriott Corp., complete bena •300. 544-7047. CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE 1*U 150. 739-34*0. V In parson, Country Sadier, Ions. Call 9 a.m.-S p.m. to re seeking a full-time professional, itaerlrtg, brakes. U.OOO mllas. Run apable of handling executive cllen- lit package Including hospi- JOXES —Corruglled Packlngsup- Mull Mil ewallent $*» Call 291 U|9 w LYMOUTH WAGON 1*71 — Hwy. 31, Mlddla^own. schedule an Interview. - tailiation and major madlcal, paid Call 741-sm DODGE VAN 1*71 — Tradesman ala, marketing and training pro- les for Industry and Moving and nlngs or weakendt -oadad. one owner, good condition, gram, An agency li only as JtK- vacations and profit sharing. Salary torage. Call 747-4094 or 442-4172. *». Call 747-5715 aftar 330. 200, automatic shilt, 311 Vl, all CLERK TYPISTS commensurate with experience. CAMARO 1*73 — Powar Uttr- GEORGE WALL carpeted, stereo, lap* dack, naw esftful as Its salespeople. We are ir*8/bf«hM, automatic, runt good, Opportunity tor Individual with good CMF CORP. uccesiiui We'll show vou how to be Call 944-5419 for appointment. Equal HAIN SAW —20", McUIIOUOh. Call LINCOLN/MERCURY PONTIAC VENTURA 1*71 — Good heavy duty tires, $950, 544 4101 yplng skills. Chance for advance opportunity employer Her 5 p.m. (WOO firm. 443 7M* Shrewsbury Ave . at Sycamore ondltlon, needs body work, asking a success. Experience helpful, but EL CAMINO 1*74 - V4, powar mant, liberal company benaflts. Call 583-3660 not necessary Real eitale license a 583 4393 CAMARO l*n — Powar llwr- Shrewsbury 747-5400 (400. Call 73*03*4 aftar 4 p.m. or appointment, W «W. Liberty must. For confidential Intarvlaw call WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Also steering/power brakes, cap. $1100. igual opportunity employer M/F OLONIAL — Dark pint dining ina/brattti/wlndowi, air, tour GRAND PRIX 197S — Whit* wit ON TI AC 1*71 — Bonn* villa Call 2*1-2257. Mutual Insurance Company, 7*4 Foulki Preston Agency, *71-«4«4, 2 Cocktail waitresses/waiters Apply tpaaad, lowmllaaoa. (4300. 747-1411. Shrewsbury Ava., Tlnton Falls, N.J. ind Dr., Mlddletown. aftar 1 p.m. in parson, Tha Sheraton oom set. trundle tabla 72x35, open •unroof, power windows. AM/FM Brougham. Pour-door, loose pillow ADIES MEN — Earn (2S-S7S par nn, 2870 Hwv. 35, Hailat. ulch 78x54, four chairs, two cap radio, excellent condition, 127*5 elour Interior, AM/FM tape stereo, FORD 1973 — E200 Parcel Van. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F. weak working at home on tha pnone ain't chairs, like new, 11200. KARMANN GHIA CONVERTIBLE 4*2-* 13*, paclal wheels, all powar, excellent Walk-In box, automatic, power 1H4 44-3244. SALESPERSON — For health food WAITER AND WAITRESS — Potl- 71-4720. Call 544-42M. steering. FM stereo, CB, mora, CLERKS tora, part-time, days and two •*• liont available. Apply In parson, HONDA SEARCH (2000. *71-0**>. TYPISTS _•.- LEGAL SECRETARY — Ocean nlngs. Must have nutritional knowl Jerry Beyer's. 113 Main St.. ONTENTS OF NOUSE — Living CHEVROLET CAPRICE - CIMHc PONTIAC BONNEVILLE port. Experience preferred, expert Matawan. oom set. dining room let, bedroom Can't find what you want? Can't ge BROUGHAM 1977 — Two-door hard FORD POST OFFICE VAN 1971 — SECRETARIES tano and typing required Par- edga. 583-3800. Sport Coupt nn. AH optloni, UW0 delivery on that Honda auto you Good body, needs angina work, bast at, many extras, tail offer. Evas.. M79OO4. op, while In/out, 23,000 mllas, ax- KEYPUNCH manant onty. Call H2 2i2i. SALES, STATIONERY WAITRESS/WAITER — Earn extra 70-9491 ordered? Then call US. client condition, 1* mpg, sunroof. Otter 5444174. f you hava any of the above skill* nslda. Highest wages In tha Shore cash, two days par weak, three hours CHEVROLET VEGA 1*74 — W,000 692-1214, Dealer 44-2*U. OCKER ROOM ANDHALL AIDEi Area, plus Blua Cross with Rider J. par day, approximately 120. Call INTERNATIONAL 1973 — CO4070, and *rt Interested In temporary — Full time position. Immediate Daily-Sunday milas, rMlo, air, raaular gat, »im- single axia, 65,000 mllas on rebuilt work, why not coma In and register ? Mutt have some office supply ex- 130-9211 ulatad wood Mrwllng, good coodi HONDA HATCHBACK 1*71 — Four PONTIAC FIREBIRD t*tt — Con opening Give background and ex perience to apply. Our employees v*rtible, automatic, si* cylinder, angina, Detroit 318, cut lo 290, naw Wa P«V top rates, no fat charged. parlanca at the time at application. WELDERS — Expanding company lion, original ownar, |143S *71 4141 speed stick, silver, 17,000 mi tlras, two ISO gallon tanks, 5.4 MPG , IOW of this ad. Your present em- •Mar 4.30 a.m. mint condition. 13800 471*720. 1. 747-7595. ACE TEMPORARIES Applications to be made to Mr. Plover will be kept confidential. APP- s seeking experienced welder. Good REGISTER excellent mechanical condition, 20 Thomas M2-O3O2 Shrewsbury Browning, Principal, Rad Bank Re- 110,500 or ba»t offar. 17044*1. to Box F-303, Tha Dally Register, tuning salary, paid health plan. CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1*71 —Sta- RABBIT — "You've flot to drive II gional High School, 101 Rldoe Rd., Shrewsbury, N.J. 07/01. Call for appointment, * a.m. to 4 HOLSEY PONTIAC 0 believe II." SHREWSBURY MO- CLERK-TYPIST Little Sllvar, N.J. 0773* Deadline Classified Ads tion Wagon, V4, automatic tram TOYOTA 1*71 PICK-UP TRUCK — Entry 'aval position, local erea, Faa P.m., 244-7700. mission, powar iteerlng/brak*», air, RTC. M 542-7000 EATONTOWN ORS, INC., 741-1500. Jan. 30. Equal opportunity em- With cap, excellent condition. Call relmbursad Start JIM. ployer. AMFM eight track, S4,000 milts. IMPALA 1*71 — Powar win RAILROAD STATION SPECIAL — ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY SALESPERSON as low as Eicalltnt condition. Asking $1500. tJowi 'brakes/ steering, runs wal 94S Ford, 13,000 mllas. Naw ax 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury INDUSTRIAL ACCOUNTS 52 Babvslttlng/Chl.d C«ll aftar 4 p.m. 73*1023. needs work, (350. 747-0S38. hautt, transmission and battery. MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR — PRESSURE SENSITIVE LABELS Good tires $229. 741*744. Motorcycles CONSULTANTS TRAINEE POSI- Three to five vtan hotpllal ex- PACKAGING MATERIALS Car* 43 cents CHEVROLET VAN 197* — LOW JAVELIN ST3*0 — Looks, run TION — Available with corporate perience desirable, excellent career mliaaga. air, two high-back chain, opportunity, good pay and benefits. good New tires jwo RED BANK VOLVO relocation firm.' Raal Eitata back- Established manufacturer seeks BABYSITTER — In my own JJOOO or bail of far. Mint Mil Call 671 H3* 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. HONDA 1*7* 7S0F — Many extras, jround and knowledge of Monmoulh Must bo a itadtr with the ability to salesperson to service industrial ac 71»-1577. irform and direct others In the Manalapan homa. Own transporta RED BANK, 741-5M4 mint condition. Call aftar S p.m., ^ntV assantlal. For Interview. ;ounts In Monmoulh County araa. lion, references. Call 444-4984. . For FAST RESULTS Open 5 nights to 1:30 P.m., Sat until I29-2139. If no answer call 717-415*. Please call S40-144I. accomplishment of a variety of me- CHEVROLET 1971 — Four-door, au- JEEP 1975 CHEROKEE CHIEF — chanical, electrical and main- AT LOW COST tomatic, air, powtr stter Ing/brakts, Active tarrltorv with substantial BABYSITTER — Mon.-Frl.. Automatic, excellent condition, full KAWASAKI 500 1975 — Excellent COMPUTER OPERATOR — Con- enance repairs. Mutt hava a strong potential offered to aggressive, de- ll»]» starting Jan. 28. Holmdel. good condition, 1JJ0 Call 6M-SM» loaded, (eoular gas, tM50 B41 4193 RITTENHOUSE running condition, 6,000 mllas, $1000 struction company moving to tackground In refrigeration and have own gauge*. Sand resume, ref- pendable parson on a salary, ex off Rt. 520. Own transportation. Cal Phone CHEVROLET VONTE CARLO - LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. firm. 2*1-1219. Holmdel. laaks individual tit- penta and incentive basis ~>\ attar 4 p.m. JEEP 1953 CJ3B — Four whe* 900 Hwy. 35 775-1500 Ocean Twp perlenced on System 5 34. Knowl- erences and salary requirements to 197*, AM/FM catMtta, CB, powar drive, runs wall. Naw top, racan KAWASAKI 1000 1977 — LTD seat, Box T-240, The Daily Register, edge of IAPS and bookkeeping es- Sand all details Including present itaarlng/brakas, air, showroom con- inspection, (950. t4244*2. RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE naw headers, vary good condltli itlai to run A/P, G/L, PVR. and Shrewsbury, N.J 07701. REGISTER dition, itlll covartd bv factory war- CADILLAC CO. bait Ofttr. 7S7-7261 or 264-3131 salary In resume. Reply to S.I.A., 53 Domtstlc H.lp KITSON CHEVROLET CO. job cost Excellent benefits. Sand P.O. Box 70H, Rosevllla Station, ranty. 4000 mllas Mutt Mill I! Call Nawman Spring* Rd R a d74i-o*10 asuma to Crui Construction Com- MAINTENANCE — Part-time. 741-0*31. Hwy. 3* Eatonto Bank TRIUMPH 1977 — fionnevllle 750. Newark, N.J., 07107. Classified Ads 542-1000 Runs good, needs some work. Call pany, WB9 Vaux Hall Rd., P.O. Box Matawan area. Call 5H-4W) from HOUSEKEEPER - Rumson, part- CHEVROLET IMPALA 1*71 — IAAB 1975 — Perfect condition, 35 495-0223. IS53, Union, N.J. 07063. Equal Op- iQ-4- SALESPERSON time, flexible hours, care for one New Year, Naw Carter. Smart, ag- toddler and light housekeeping, rel 542-1700 Snow tlrai, air, AM/FM aJght-track, LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. M.P.G., S36U. Call 291-1442, between portunity Employer. MECHANIC/DIAMOND CORE — good condition, two-door, JW0 Call Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank 1:30-5. YAMAHA — GTMX-M, 1971, Ilk* Brtltlvt, energetic parson with sell- erences a must. 747-7544. Toll Fraa from Malawan Area 717-0*11 bafora 3 p.m. Dodo* Datsun 741-2433 naw, axcallant condition, must saa. DENTAL ASSISTANT CHAIRSIDE Drilling and sawing Drilling holt* Ing experience, any (laid. Grow Ins STEIN CADILLAC $350 Call 072*027. - Full time and part-tlma. n reinforced concrete on construe AMC dealership will launch rlghl HOUSEKEEPER - Mature. In- 566-8100 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1974 — ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK 787 13W lion lobs uilng portable electric parson Into reward caraar tailing telligent, own transportation, Col- Many extras. Sacrifice. $1591 Ca equipment. Mechanical back' lege preferred. 2 o.m.-B p.m., Mon CHEVROLET 19*9 — In good ih«M, 775-2000 DENTAL ASSIS- ground, Will train In th« use of AMC cart. Jeeps and Reneults. Ei Toll Free from Mldmetown Araa 4 car buffs modal. For appointment 114-45*1. S Auto Services/Parti callanl opportunity. APPIV In parson Prepare dinner Excellent STRAUB BUlCK OPEL TANT/RECEPTIONIST — Parl- drilling equipment Company bena salary and fringe benefits Refer 671-9300 Call aftar * p.m., 747 }U0. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1f73 - Ime position leading to full lima In Us. Call 1M-4I73. batwaan 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., Mon.' NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars 1*45 CHEVROLET CAPRICE - 2*3 ancat required. Call eves., 534-5971 COLONY PARK - Marcury Station Four-door, 69,000 mllas. full a naw, growing practice. Sand re- Frl., ALL AMERICAN INC., Hwy equipped, excellent condition. $950 Hwv 35 2*4-4000 Keyport angina, excellent condition, trans- sume to P.O. Box 300, Colts Neck, MEOICAL TYPIST — Lanlar Die 35 I Badla Rd., Hailet, N.J. DESKS, FILES — Tablei. chain, Wason, 1971. Mint condition. Call mission, miscellaneous parts. Ask HOUSEKEEPER — Llva-ln, child ddina machines, typewriters, ol- attar a P.m., 2444*73. 471-0547. HE FINEST SELECTION — Of N.J. 07722. •prior*, highly experienced and cara, weekends off, references , ice equipment, tic. at bargain naw and usad cars In Monmoulh Ing $300. 2*1 M13 after 5 p.m. rapid. Abie to fill out all kinds of negotiable. LINCOLN 1971 — Town Cir, Bl DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chainlde, madlcal Insurance and disability rlcei. Naw or used A.A.C. DESK CREDIT PROBLEMS County. Over 100 air-conditioned THUNDERBIRD PARTS — 1*47 SALES HOUSEKEEPER — Llva-ln, child OUTLET. PIN Rl. IS, Oakhuril No ce*h? If vou'rt working, we can Blass blue/tan, loadad Mint. On| naw can In stock. McGLOIN experienced In X-ray, license neces- oi mi. Five-day watk, Mon. through Full-time, paint or papar experience cara, light cooking, tito par week. 14,500 mllas, $t*O0 944 MIS through 1949, four-door models, Frl., 4.3:30. Busy Rad Bank doctor's II-MW. htlD to Ml you financed. No money BUlCK OPEL INC., Shrewsbur C«H 222-5548. sary. 20 hours a week, excellent pay. helpful, will train. Company bene HOUSEKEEPER — Live-In, child down. Payments arranged lo suit Ave , Ntw Shrewsbury. 741-4200. Call between 12-2 p.m., 7«7-2«Q0, office. Excellent salary, benefits. (its, discounts. Apply In person. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1945 - Two or more years experience and cara, (175 +. OINETTES - UI «, bedroom. Sits, your nwdi Many Ntw and Quality Vary good running condition, UOO TOYOTA ENGINE — 1972, 1973 DEPARTMENT MANAOER PERGAMENT HOUSEKEEPER/COOK — Llva-ln, maltreises from lli.aj K D Used Cars to choose from. Call Mr. TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- AMC angina, $200 each. recant references required, Sand adults only, )175 par week. harp's Furniture, 17S Hwv. 3a. West S44-B470, b service OOWNES PONTIAC, Kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanity Rasume to Box Z-227, Tha Dally Hwr. is 1 POOH Ave. Frederick* at Reisai Pontlac, M 5U-5845 experience helpful. Trainees ac- Register. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Hailet, N.J. HOUSEKEEPER/COMPANION — Keansburg After t p.m.. 49S-0O95. Broad St., Red Bank. HI -SIM). LINCOLN CONTINENTAL - *2 Lower M»m St., Matawai cepted with minimum three years Live-out, some cooking, own car, Mark IV 197S. Cartlar, triple cherr 544-22*9. retail background. Salary com* SCHOOL CUSTODIAN — Tha Tlnton |150 + ELECTRONIC PARTS — And test DATSUN H0-Z - 2 + J, MEDICAL TRANSCRIBERS — Op- qulpment red. fully, loadad, 41,000 mllas TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 mensurete with experience. Call Art Falls Schools, full time, fringe bena No t*e-to applicant condition, (4,900. craama puff. S31-O912, after t p.m Kramer, 201-244-SISO. wrtunltfei to work at homa. We fits, Black Seal License preferred. HAZEL 4 JARVIS M3-SS26 Call Ml mi 977 SPORTCOUPE, Rust color, RENT A VAN — Low, low rates. Cal W* immediate opening! for tran- Evening noun, Salary ranga 1*954 to 16,000 miles, DunloP radlali all Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwy. 35, Key scribers with recant experience 90 Monmouth St. Rad Bank, N.J. REWOOD — All hardwood, split LTD 1971 BROUGHAM — 10,000 PERGAMENT tii.fOI, based on experience Call •42-1080 OATSUN 200 5X 1977 - FIva-ioaM, mllas, fully loadad, excellent cond around, AM/FM Cassette, rear at port, 244-1400. transcribing. Operative reports, dis- 542-0444. Equal opportunity em- nd delivered, Monmouth Counlv tow mllaaea, extra clean. 39 MPG. tlon, $4100. Call t42-*y4. oggar, 5 speed stick, 32 m.p.g. Must charge summaries, ate. Excellent ployer. area, US par cord. Call 946 3526 142*347; 747-7419. sail. Asking U500. Call 542-6461 DRIVERS WANTED — With own earning potential. Call 2384117 alter RELIABLE — Mature parson for Auto insurance car, part-time and full-time Eve- light housekeeping, '/.-day per week, FIREWOOD - Oak, sioo HI cord. MERCURY MARQUIS 1*72 — A 2 p.m. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT conditioned, AM/FM starao tap* TRIUMPH GT6+ — Rebuilt engine nines, altar 4 p.m. Apply In parson. four hours, %3 Per hour. 741-4090 DODGE ASPEN - 1*77 station was and transmission. - Sat. and Sun., day shift. Apply In 14JS. 747-7017. Rad Bank Pliu, IS North Brldoa MEOICAL RECEPTIONIST person, Eatontown Shell, South St IHS3M on. Soeclal Edition. Sl« cyllndar, air 542-2277 • • COMPUTERIZED AUTO QUOTES Ava., Rtd Bank. 041-2431 or 741-fMI. One-person office, light typing, conditioning, AM/ FM. roof-rack, MERCEDES 1972 — 250, four doo ANY CAR DRIVER-AGE and Rt. 35, Eatontown. 54 Situations Wanted FIREWOOD — Seasonal hardwood. Twin Boro Motors Ini. EXTRUDER MECHAN- knowladga of blue cross, blue shield, rust proof Ing 11.000 mllas. Ntw con- 61,000 milei, automatic, air, asking CALL 747-2900 medicare and medlcaid forms. Light SECRETARY — Steno and typing 10 spill cord Call altar S p.m., dition msida and out. J3I50. 747-9754. 15,500. 870 1521 or 544-1111 31 Nawman Spring Rd. Red Bar IC/OPERATOR — Company detlret Ftmalt PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fa person with onilvvo years ex- bookkaplng. Start 14.00 hour. required, financial background a turn. mous for low colt auto Insurance perienca In wire and cable ex- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY plus, axcallant corporate benaflts FIREPLACE WOOD — Seasoned VALIANT 1*70 — Needs front and Easy payment plan. Immediate I.D trusion. Knowledge of cable TV. 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury Send resume and salary require ANY HOUSECLEANING DONE - oak. sptlt logs, sold pv cord or v) 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Sate work, (250. cards. Free quote by phone. Cal raleted products an auat. Salary mantt to P.O. Box 3277, Watt End Thorough, dependable, references. ord. 946-4323 or 946-4333. 671-1319 244-3017. commensurelt with ability. Ex- N.J. 07740. 747-7289 MEN/WOMAN FIREWOOD cellent benefits and growth poten- Part-tlma nights, * p.m io p.m., VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1974 — tial. Call or land qualifications to SECRETARY/TYPIST CHILD CARE — Nurse/mother will Seasoned. Delivered xcellent condition. Call alter 4 permanent office cleaning work In Permanent position with a wall-es provide loving care for your infant 191 374S 10 Wanted Automotive Vitek Electronics, 4 Gladyt Court, Holmdel building. For Interview ap- P.m., 291-317*. Edison, N J 0U17, Attn.J Personnel, tabllshed CPA firm. Knowledge of or tmall child In my Middlatown 1980 MIR AD A AAAAA (101) 187-3200. ply Wed. Jan, 33, from 4 p.m. to i:» statistical typing helpful, but no home. 787-IU9 FIREWOOD - Seasoned oak, S90 VOLVO 1974 — 244DL tour-door CLEAN UP JUNK CARS — And lata p.m. at the Harmony Bowl, Rt. JS, required. Salary commensurate per cord. Immediate dailverv. Call Sadan, six-cylinder, four-spaad, ov Mlddletown/N.J. with ability and experience. Ex MOTHER OF TWO YEAR OLD 431 049S. modal wracks. Highest prices paid EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIANS — Will babysit. Part or full-time, pref- ardrlva, powar steer!ng/brakas, air now Call Rocco, 717 3254; 7|7 3149 MOTEL ROOM CLEANING callant fringe benefits and op- starao, 47,959 miles, regular gas With foiling only. Call portunity for advancement Writ* to erable In my homa. 870-2911. FU RNISHING ON A LOW 142-0044. Staadv work, part-time. Good pay, BUDGET? - Check the USED onevear drive train guarantee In ALL JUNK — Wrecked and un iust hava car. For Interview, cal P.O. Box 4*9, Long Branch, N.J TYPIST — Will do typing and re FURNITURE CENTER OF RED eluded at only 15995. Tax and MV wanted cart and trucks. Bought EXPERIENCED S6WING MA- 142-1837. - 07740, or call 229-0*82. lated work In my homa on ISM BANK. Fine furniture lor less 197 axtra. RED BANK VOLVO, Dealer Call 495-0411, Bill, CHINIST — Single-need I* operator Experienced, with low rate* and 'hrewsburv Ave. W0Bt NURSES'S AIDES (M/F) — Full- SECRETARY — Bookkeeper-Ad HIGHEST PRICES PAID mlntttratlvg Assistant Archllec excellent references. Call 164-0350 VOLVO 1974 — 244GL four-door time evening shift Call for In- OAS HEATERS - 75,000-BTU. cost For junk cars and scrap tarvlaw. Hilltop Nursing Home, needs wall-organized Individual. lm WOMAN IN ATLANTIC HIGH SHOO naw. will sacrifice UOO each. >edan, six-cylinder, automatic 5422235 EXPERIENCED CLAIM 471-0177. medial* opening. Starling salary LANDS — Wishes by day/weak wort Call rn-mi, power slaar I ng/brakas, air, sunroof EXAMINERS NEEDED 1180. 747-437*. within walking dlstanca. House starao, 59,041 milts, regular gas JUNK CARS WANTED Wa require approvers for group, PART-TIME CUSTODIAN —At Pa- claanlng/babvilttlng. *72-1404. NADA retail price, i*5*l; our price Rad Bank 741-107* health, dantal, disability and major rochial school In tha Bavsnore Area SECRETARY — Start Immediately IBM TYPEWRITERS TEST DRIVE AT $5*95. Tax ami MV extra RED JUNK CARS — And trucks wanted medical insurance claims who has a Hours * D.m. to 10 p.m., Mon Statistical typing required. Selar RENTAL $19.50 per mo. BANK VOLVO, Dealer, 741-5M Too dollar, free 24-hour pick-up. Cal minimum of thrae vear.experience, through Frl. Send resume to Box and benaflts commensurate will 55 Situations Wanted for our Rad Bank office If you Z-M5, Th* Daily Register ability. Call »71-O900. Rent with option to buy 671-0317 VOLKSWAGEN 1970 — Convertible 5*1-1449 or 727-1518. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Malt NVALIO COMMODE - Walker, $1350 or bast offar. quality for one of thaw positions and TOP DOLLAR would preler to work locally, pliasa rlpod cane, hearing aid. All Ilka 291-5570, 471-3*43 call Francis J. Moynlhan al»42-7122 PART-TIME — 5:30 a.m. to 7 a.m. naw. Call 747-9447. FOR USED CARS established morning routes, avail SECRETARY ANDY-S SNOW PLOWING — Free VOLKSWAGEN SCIROCCO 1*77 — LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. or land your resume to Benefit Plan International company heavily In Administrators Inc., t*0 Nawman abla In Holmdel, Hailat, Uncrof aitlmatai. Reasonable rates. Cal JACOB DOLL — Flva fool 45,000 miles. 13700 or bait offar. Rt. 35 Savrtvllta, N.J. 727-1300 araai To Tillable parson with car volved overseas In cosmetics and 583-5198. Hf-1251 Springs Rd., Rad Bank, N.J. 07701, consumer packaged goods, seeks an y p inodi "£2i"- MATAWAN TOP DOLLAR PAID Can earn «W to P00 monthly. Davs VOLKSWAGEN BUS — 1*75, radl 471-7044; 22*1774, eves 877-4053. Independent, experienced secretary EXPERIENCED COOK—Seeks lob For lunk cars. Immediate pkkup to work In Rad Bank office Can- In any business place. Call 747-524; rr?5 si*is ' ' all, excellent condition. 43,000mllas Call 222-1100 or 222-2240 MEDICAL BED - Bast oflar, ex- Must saa. Call 142-44*4. FARM HELP NEEDED-For Mon- PART-TIME — Security and heat didates must be very responsible anytime. mouth County area. Full tlma em and presentable and abla to work on cellent condition. Call 741 683S, efler WE NEED USED CARS Plovment. Call 2Q1-542-O5K, between Ino, lata evening hours. Apply In 6 p.m. Too dollar paid. MULLER CHEV t-9 p.m., and a»k for Bob, person aftar t p.m,, Mr. Rofierson their own and hava excellent typing ROLET, Hwv. 34. Matawa Molly Pitcher Inn, Rad Bank. and shorthand. For Intarvlaw 57 DavCart/Nurstry MODERN - Four-pleca sectional, FULL-TIME plaase call 747-5100, Rad Bank, School very good condition, Walnut filler PART-TIME SALES — Oat In tha a.m. to 5 p.m., or mall resume t CLASSIFIED Light bookkeeping K > th Call 9444407 Plctura, be * Folomate Position Olfava International, 24* flroed St. '»' 946 2e30 '" """"" *"' *" available In Mlddletown area. Mon Red Bank, N.J. 07701. WORKING MOTHERS — Pull day EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE FINISHER— Expert through Frl. and Sat., 10-4. Mutt be IB or older. For interview, cal SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST — cara. (Hourly rales). Happy Hours •t daluxlng and repairing naw School, Rt. 34, Matawan. 544-4424. 51 Help Wanted furnltura. Top pav lor top parson S44-08W, batwaan 2-5 p.m., Mon Experience preferred. Reliable Indi Help Wanted Brlelle Furnltura, Hwy, 70, Brlelle through Frl. vldual with pleasant personality and 528-4300. Mr. Adrian Smith. good typing skills for busy office Mali/Ptmalt PART-TIME FRAMER— Cut mats Filing and other assigned duties. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Good benefits. Sand resume to ARC, GASOLINE ATTENDANTS — * assambla and fit, for a faw hours a WANTED — AlOt pollllon. Cal a.m. to 2 p.m., t a.m. to • • day In prestigious galler-y and frame Monmouth Unit. P.O. Box 377, HI (MM, HH Bank Primary Scllool experience prefarrad. 7Jf-i*t3. shoo. Experience preferred but not Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. KWIMrUNT A DAILY GUIDE m Rlvar It, Rad Bank. Bkha. necessary, mora Important is con 41 Buslntss Fruihoo, Principal. HELPI geniality, reliability and wllilngnas SHIPPING/RECEIVING/UTILITY rWOUCTIOfl HAMMER SIM PER WEEK to learn. Reply to Box T-241, Dalli — Experience in shipping and re- Opportunities Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS ASSISTANT MANAGERS — Fo For a parson who can fit our need<. Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. ceiving. Alto soldering and as Shirt sleeve executive lo as to rowing convenience foo Maintain busy houiahoM and be semblv of Simula alrctrlcal compo- run 80 machine raln- CARPET LANDSCAPING-LAWN ROOFING A SIDING tores. Shift from midnight to I am bright enough to assist In light busl PART-TIME — For small office In nents. Part-time acceptable. Call ADVERTISING PUBLICATION — Iso available. Excellent salary and rms dutlas. For Interview, cal Highlands, accounts receivable 442-5799. Established In Watt Monmout weer/oulerwear coal lac- MAINTENANCE 747-7774, factored accounts. Must have manu County. Unique opportunity, graa INSTALLATION ALL TYPES OF — Roofing, KM tar rlrwe benaflts. Call 442-Wlf for lory tor long established arvlaw. factoring experience. 873 HW. SOCIAL SERVICE DESIGNEE — growth potential, low Invest men •hlnglai, alata and Ilia. No lot too HOST/HOSTESS — Two to Ihraa For nursing homa, BA in social good t»rms. Call (201) 922-4444. manufacturer. Call (201) JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION — J ft D GARDENING SERVICi bio or tmall. Rapalrt dona. Fully ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDEN days par week, one day par waak PART-TIME — Opportunity work work, experience prefarrad. Atlan- 493-2600 or send resume Ra-lay*. raMIri, rt-ttratcrm. cm- CompUl, landKaplno-llght Haulin fraa Iniurad aallmaua. ;«-3l0». — Llva-ln, enperlencad. Black Sat end. hours 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. (3.20 Ino with ladles' fashion,. |7 pa tic Highlands Nursing Homa, • Mld- AUTO REPAIR SHOP— Busy year to La 8port, Inc., P.O. torn work and claanlng. K44177. Fraa aitlmatai. 543-7230 cense, a plus. Musi be femllla an hour. 374-9521. hour, plus wardrobe. No Investment dletown Ava., Atlantic Highlands, round. Owntr retiring, Two naw GAGLIANO with all Garden Apartment main 747-3093, 211-13*5, 171-44*4. Mon.-Frl. only, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. lifts, modern brick building, three Box 388, 40 Pine SI *nancm. Call Shrewsbury Arm INSTRUCTORS — Immediate open car garage in rear. Business and Neptune, 07713. SNOW PLOWING Roofing. Siding. Guttan-Raoalri. Ings; avanlngs and weekends; year PART-TIME — But driver, private STOCK/INVENTORY CLERK — raal astata. Only U5,000. UO^OO LIGHT HAULING Fraa aitlmatai. IIMM* or 3H1Hf. Apartments, 542-5472. round. Classroom: saliboa school, will train. Good pav. Cal Experienced only. Knowladga of cath required Exclusive ARTHUR SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER — seamanship, safety and navigation batwaan t-4 p.m. 542-4777. small construction equipment. Stock BAHLAV AGENCY, 774-5555. On-board: DaviallarsCrulsars control and set UP of equipment and MOVE WITH NICK — For l«l. Frat . SNOW PLOWING Must be good typist, potting IhrouQ PART-TIME — Sundays includad Sanaral vaarroynd aalarhx main, CARPETCLEANING •ami al ftdjMT. Box Z-230, Tha Dall tolllM anal teachlr* •naar.wMa ra- supplies for serviceman fer fellow- DELI SUB SHOP — Naw euulomen attlmaUa. lanlar ratal, alia .Il™l qulrad. |4-$10/hour. Call aval. R*l*ll, gourmet kitchen More. Mus Ing day's work. Company benefits. 115400 full price. No gimmick, seri- tananca. COMMERCIAL AND RES. laolitar, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. hava txperlince with gourmet cook traval. Call anvtlma, Mt-tlM. IDENTIAL. Compl.ta lawn, Ulrub A-1 EXPERT CARPET CLEANING •71-4722. Call 244-417). ous Illness. 211-344*. ELECTRONICS AUTO BODY WORKER — Ful Ing and kitchen related items. Salas and parking lot malntananca. Call — upholsterv claanlng. Reasonable experience helpful. Phone 747-4415 aftar a p.m. 671 -57*1. ratal. Morrli Hoffman, 7474»t. mi, Apolv Burdee'i Oarage, 5t INSURANCE PERSONAL LINES — SUPERVISOR — Salary and Com- TECHNICIAN. Branch Awe., Little Sllvar. Monmouth County agency sacking mlsslon Must be available from 1:30 LUNCHEONETTE — All equip- INCOME TAX SERVICE Mrvk* reoresantatlva. Mutt hava PART-TIME — Unique taacha to 9:00 p.m. and hava a full-tlia car, ment. S1S0 per waak rant, SSOOO logo IT'S NOT JUST A JOB, ARTENOEH. PORTER — Four experience in rating, homeowner •tore In Matawan has opening fo ALTERATIONS dynamic parson with teaching and station wagon or van. For further In. In vary exclusive town. 330-0113, ITS AN ADVENTURE. DON'T PAV MORE TAXIS PAINTING* davs a waah. Call batwaan 4-4 ».m and auto. Including asslonad risk information, call Mr. Rollaln at call alter 3 p.m. for apartntmant, 7I7-M4*. Call 471-SI11. ratall experience. Two full davs and THAN YOU SHOULD YOUR LITTLE NEW YORK — one half day, Sat. Includad. 5*4-0707 542-4000, Ext, 237. for tax raturn Draparallon. call DECORATING PACKAOE LlOUOf) STORE — Draumakar. Woman's alterations SUPERINTENDINT WANTED — Orou salas over 1400,000 Busy hwy. WAYNE EDWORTHY and wardrobes. !»OXI PART TIME OPPORTUNITY Cartlfltd Manaoamant Accountant Working with ladles' fashions. 17 pa Naw building, live In. nice environ- location, lots of parking, !9% down, MHUt EDOIE'S - I manor Painting. Boau- ment. Black Saal. Salary open. Call good farms. Call ARTHUR BAHLAV tlful paint lobi dona bv Eddla. I hour t»ut wardrobe. No Invttfment 5*3-4*10 between 10-1 p.m. AOENCY, 774-5555. move furnltura and vacuum all dual TRUCK « AUTO VALUABLE COUPON Wl MM, 71*1414, 47..44H, N..y ahjpe rely on rtaoronlr TAX CONSULTANT - With alont bafora painting. I patch crackl. Mai RENTAL PC BOARDASSEMBLY-Wlraand etiulpmanl CummunlcalloM yaari txoarlanca praparlno Fadar- all italnt and uia naw drop cloths. soldering experience preferred. Ap- 51 HtlpWanUd SI HtlpWanttd rwlur and nnvimitum ttvatemit al. Stata and builnaft tax raturna. My work li neat and clean and your FORD RENT ACAR ply- In parson, 143 First Ava., Atlan- d«|iend .in ll. II m.rrM-lhinH „». Call Ronald Talta, lu sm. Home will look Beautiful. Call Eddla, tic Highlands, N.J. •n-uoj FAIRWAY FORD 50 CENTS OFF wnin* Ih.' nun ih>> Navy de Dally - Weakly - Monthly |»nd,,,ni.,h,.KImr..ni,-,THh 3231*00 PERSON— To work In dry claaners MISCELLANEOUS WALLY'S PAINTING afternoons, Balford area. nii'wn. IM n'»|«,n»iMe lur the fxpart Craftaman-Reasonable Your Next ni-wn AREA SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES maintenance and repair of elec Imarlori my spaclalty. 3t1-tlft. RIAL ESTATE SALES AS ironira equipm™, „„ .„,,,. ,„,, • RICK WORK — Speclallllng In SOCIATIt — Pull or part-tlma •I anore nuiuma If rn, have fireplace*, brick hearthi for woo* HOME DAIY REGSTR OASSIKD AD Licensed er will sponsor. Training lAre burnlno Itovci, ate. Free aallmatal you looking (or a growth opportunity mechanu-ai antllude and i.ualilv By prestnling this coupon leads - floor time • two offices avail •h. Navy will „.,„ .„,„"„ .„ 173 Onl! MINI, after «. IMPROVEMENTS AVIS When placing your classified ad abla • Watt Long Branch or Llttl Sllvar. Call Mr. Camaate, 222-4100, Ibased on your own initiative and achieve- ElerlmniraTe.-hnirian Contact CARPENTRY, — Painting, kitch- (Seitf. net good tevente Ftmllf Ad ens, roofing, etc. Quick ear vice, of Conine! Adrrttfrt) RENTAL AGENT • REALTOR AS- I merits, able to cbmmunlcate with people •ASEMENTS - Oaraaat, aHIca SOCIATE — To manage actlva ran- ate., claanad out and haulad away. mtm, ts! department. Excellent pout I accept' responsibility, mechanical aptitude" Snow Howlm. Jotm, 7471M4 HANDYMAN CAN A0 MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE bllltla* for aggressive parson. Oi Minor home rapalrs. painting, commission arrangement. AAutt _ •and enjoy outdoor work? We offer weekly HANDYMAN — Unlimited, fraa a> carpentry and plumbing. Fraa aatl- I lean ltd. Oil Mr. Cimmi •salary, commission and bonuses. Marlboro i, art far Tony. mates 74I-«VI. Call 542-1700 m-4100. Call 717-liaj •area. Call Mr. Coleman, Lawn Doctor Red Baaa. N.J. fntl MR. FIX-IT - ii the oxpert In town I We try harder. Mall chtcfci to: Th« 0»M> R«fllt*»r RESTAURANT LOOKING FOR — Call: Tll-isa HOUSES. GARAOII. - Slorai. speclallllng In horn* rapalrt of all Wal (reflet/waiter i and cook. Lunch •591-1700. ale., claanad out. LUM hauling and klngi, electrical, plumbing and IP Avii fniirn \M an ui trwtkt On* Ptefltlif Plata, Shrtwafcury, N.J. 07701 only until I tha tprlng and lull-time OallverHI Prompt tervlcei 717701. pilancai. Proa astlmatas. eTI-vtat. Call 741-9*13 far appointment. 71 Merchandise SU 77 Pats And Livestock •4 Merchandise Tiger Wanted SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. JANUARY 21. 1960 19 Advanced And Beginners HAMMOND & BALDWIN ANTIQUES — Ail kiMt. 152 Boats And 211Slx>cUINotUts PIANO AND ORGAN DOG TRAINING CeNTB* Ga*4 Riw*r M.. Hytweo Acctstorfts •4731H Member AptKaisWl As SOHUS+4 fHAfUnLe KIRS MRS. SYLVIA •ociation el America HANDWRITING ANALYST PtM0 HMiM AKC LAaRAOOR PUP — NIM- FLAGSHIP-MARINE Character Reader Old vow knew •n> »la DiKk iKitata Firu u>«> •UVINGUS - Silver corns before POWER AdviMr on All Problems ol Lite • 104 ». 2»i M3i aim i. uian. 19*S italace value, private dealer Bevliner, Boston Whaler For eaeotnlmenl can We Are N.J.'t Call after t p m . 741 Wt>7 Largest and Oldest SALE AKC REGISTERED BOXER - DON'T HAVE THAT SALE — • wii Phantom, Laser. Hobte Harpoon 542-9500 Piano Dealer Oo». Ihr*. iniMla. u», ,na on. buy all your small aaragc ut O Day. Succamrer. Encson Meton and Mamim, Kimbaii mal«, UBS Call »7l IJll Item, Call 2*4 MIS atler 9 P m Johnson AAA service. Sonm«t\ Baldwin, K«wei. Krute Summer and winter storage 213 Instruction E verett. Curritr. Htrdmtn and ATTENTION NAN JOHNSON Complete Canvas Shop Player pt«tM» HUNTERS BUVS AND iUVS First Ave , Atlanta Highlands 1WSSTART RIGHT - Learn LARGE DISPLAY OF From an entire household W a un«te Yoga in you' own home Yoga givet PURE BRED item Antique rurmlurt. jewelry, til 291-5600 GRAND PIANOS WALKER FOXHOUND ver immediate cash. Tew dollar health, relegation voulfi *7i UJfe 300 MAIN STREET PUPPIES 142 144*. A REAL ESTATE — Sales licensing ASBUAV PARK. N.J. OJMI Lill»f 0) Kim. lour Mil On. m«u MAKO. MARQUIS. OMC — Duraneuttc, Lvmen. Johnson E7 course Mornings. Feb 1122 ?75tMO Ihrw Itmalvt Tht Slrt And D«m OLD FURNITURE — AntiQuev. chl Monmoulh inhtiiute. 542 J300 Otwn dJilv V to », Sal 1,1 b •r» outkUiulirw tunning nouftd*. na. glassware, art objects and brie I o«(Jtr 101 Apartmtnts Bry !, Marine Neptune in '344 Ihtir atcomplishmtnti wtlh gray* a-brac Immediate cash lor any 101 Apartments 10SComm.irc.al ACCORDION LESSONS — Private and rtd lox have Imfl CMcallani in 31 Houses For Sale thing and everything Rusctls. 2SE MARINE ELECTRONICS - For Leave me.M9e tor Joe. to Hof LADIES' In* Rail two vtart For further in Front St.. Red Bank 741—tetl. Rentals ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Capr the latest in Si-Ten recorders, VHF brauhaus. 291 0224 or write J Si . formation PLIT THE BILLS - Two MIDDLETOWN — Combine your P O BOM 501. New Monmouth, N J SPORTSWEAR TURN VOUR DIAMONDS INTO Apartments, luaurv garden apart bedrooms, heat, gas paid, kids OK. radios, direction finders or Loran, CALL 7875938 menu, heat and hot water supplied ome and business Small live room your best buy is 07748. _ FACTORY STORE DOL LA RS — Converi Old Jewelry to ust $350 OFFICE SPACE - Heating, air con ouse. gas htal. 12x60 building on Missv. women's and <, sues Open AFTER 6 P.M. Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Wll ree pool, no pets, near shopping and TATE RENTALS Bfcr 747 94|4 d,tion.no included, reasonable lease BOAT HOUSE BEGINNING — Piano, guitar and every Thiir* -Fri., 10-4:30, daily Buy from private owner* and as ransportation 291 0006 between v S 872 1444. After 6 p m . 872-1*47. -opertv. suitable for small shop 1131 Ocean Ave Sea Briaht W.900. will hold mortgage 6719068 organ teacher Sal . 10 3 Dirtcl from factory to tales. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE 842 2211 Holmdel, 739444} you Pants, skirls, thirls, vests end PAIRED AND JEWELRV DE 1RAND NEW — Two-famllv house 102 Houses For Rent ves Owner-Real lor. Open Tues IHrough 5un wo bedroom apartment (47s OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - latkels Sufr«n Jay, 20 North Bndee mnu SIGNED 7«* River Rd , Fall Hwv 35, Mtddietown, N,J. Heat and NEED BEDROOMS??? Av«, The Eiftner Building Rrd Haven, N.J. Three-bedroom apartment, (52S all utilities included if interested Bank, N.J FREE — Loving and completely iarage and Mir conditioning • RING THE KIDS — Three our bedrooms, dining room, ga 154 Recreational house framed eiaht year old Mm bedroom, yard (or kids, pels, no Call Thornberry Agency, 747 193] age ASSUMABLE 8% mortgage to US SILVER COINS tease, only (300 uahtied buyer All this and more Vehicles BLINDS! i*lure Sthnau«r. Looking lor i «ood Highest PI ices paid RED BANK — New professional home Has all shots Owner broke COLTS NECK MOTEL -Wot ,IATt RfcNTALb Bkr 747 9434 or (49.900 Middlelown Township Levotors, Verticals. Woven Woods Ul-UH olfice space Centrally located with all today PAUL P BOVA INC . 211 Aberdeen JO", OI"F LIST, DELIVERED) (tie UlWiA. I 10 p ". or weekends 'i plu. la* and daily rates *val: _ '. light housekeeping Ca r-AIH HAVr-N Ihitf twit' ooiti parking 520 to 2100 so. ft , $350 and 71 2W4 DODGE CAMPER VAN 19H Call Elcntiv Products for Quota USED HOSPITAL BED — For in up Heal, water, sewer, taxes and Bubble top, air. power steering, NOTICE TO ALL valid lather. Call 31 0724 or 94* 3/00. oiomai line schools and area, Im- 213 4449 mediate occupancy, gas heat, can- maintenance included 741(111 or NfcW HUMSON WAIERrHUNT - power brakes, 50,000 miles, no rusl. INTERESTCO TAXPAYERS 741-0777 EATONTOWN — Three room, kitch al air, garage and nice yard, den, 847 2928 Fantastic Contemporary wllh water good running condition, captains OF FIRi DISTRICT NO 1. OLD BATHTUB WANTED - Any condition, old en, full bath, no pel., security. (190 area kitchen, wall to wall carpet lews from almost every room Ex- chairs, oven range, Icebox, sink, ABERDEENTWF.NJ Cl«w feet Best ofler FREE KITTENS - Two while nctudes heat and water 542 7138 and appliances. (5(0 per month plus STORE RED BANK — 9 WhaM a large deck oft living room and head, sleeps four. (4300 or best offer There will baa public hearing on dolls, toys, teddy bears, all Christ Avt, neit to Olde Union House. Monday, January 28, 1980 promptly Call 2*4 <»'< *II«I 6 p.m. females. 12 weeks old. all inter mas ilems. also Halloween items alter 6 P m. utilities ?9) 4BS2 master bedroom Skylights! Four 872 0301. EKI 217. ash for Chris Rey- trained 847 4441 i43 7$7i bedrooms. V t baths. Cathedral call- nolds. at 8 00 P M to discuss the proposed PAINT — S3.10/e«l. Interior anything belore 1950 Will pick up jet lor Fire Dist No 1. at Ihe TOP dollar will be paid. 741-4073 EFFICIENCY -- Furnlthad, ell utt! FAMILY PLAN — Three-bedroom, ng in family room Gas heat 325'ot ii ?0 gal exterior GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP - ties. U Broad St , itatoniown View washer/dryer, yard for kids, pets, RED BANK — Oflice Space, 30C sulkheadmg. Asking (120.000 MOTOR~HOMES FOR RENT Oak Shades Fire House al 75 Lower CALL iM t7» AKC registered, good with kids, sev- WANTED! ng Sets , 2 4 Call 3S1 13» only (375 Broad St.. 1100 SQ fl , all utilities CENTURY 2t CO2ENS. Realtors Chech our unbeatable Main Sired Aberdeen Township. en months old. big boned, with OM immediate cash paid Gold up tc iTATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 jncluded Call H*l 396S "Independently Owned" low rates and compare. 229-0472 Pert (1» Call anytime. 7*KM7tS. UM per of Silver up to $40 per ot GOOD LOCALE — Two bedroom Thomas J Falco PIANOS ORGANS all utilities paid, wall-towall, onl KEANSBURG— Three-room house. RED BANK - Center $ town. Wu 13 River Rd. Fair Haven PROWLER — 1979. 28' travel N.J'S LARGEST MUSIC CENTER Sliver coins up to 2300% Scran gold dlo/lofl, approximately two SQ, ft , trailer, self-contained, loaded, like Secretary. GRAND OPENING SALE HAY SALE — H 7S per bait, also and silver In any forms, rings .300 unfurnished One month's security $350 per month includes heal. Third I70D n\ HA*, Boardof Fire Commissioners. straw and mulch hay and firewood bracelets, teeth, etc. Any condition STATE RENTALS Bkr, 747 MM No pets 787-9241 OCEAN TOWNSHIP Wavside new -Call 741-8109 Casola Farms, 111 8tflj floor, Principals only. Day I Aberdeen Twp., N.J Visit our huge showroom Best selec- broken or not We pay for antique Kl ANSHtJHtj Out- bedroom ( ul 671-0346. Eves.: 739-1641. Woods and Long View Village 2 KM 1 HIGHLANDS — Three rooms, ga Elegant new homes from (116,000 tion ot major professional brands, value) All transactions are strict! heal, (160 plus utilities and security age. child okay, available now. SPECIAL many used organs, student pianos PARROT SALt confidential and strictly cash! Cei 725-4957, after 1 p.m. 240 RED BANK — Center of town Call 131-0103. Rentals from $7 SO per month. "The Nandav tonure, (39 W Mllred Con S42-S444, ask tor Mr Cash. TIM BRO (50 5444905 Large store/office space $550 per 100 NOTICES only place to make a decision" ure, (8V 99. Spectacled Amaion HIGHLANDS — Three rooms, newl month includes heat, Principals OCEANPORT — Will build to Milt* 220 Atlantic Highlands FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER lUlKmo no*), (1» Grav Cockaliel. decorated, all utilities included LONG BRANCH - Three bedroom only Days: 671 0344. Eves I rom (69.000. Financing available TIRES — Three G7|*14 whilewalls 7391M1. Call 787 3500. NOTICI Pond Rd. Shopping Center ,39 99 Albino Cockatlel, 199 Para one with rim. Two dual belted $730' month 285 Bay Ave. «U AV2 O home, large kitchen, washer and 10 Lost & Found Rt. 9, Freehold keels. M 99 Partkeeii (Fancy), 5425735 dryer, two blocks lo ocean, (375 plus CEANPORT — Attention Conlem- ALCOHOL BIVKRAOI CONTROL 7.7Sxi4 Suburbanite snows RUMSON — New office, available TAKE NOTICE that application For no w#ling appointment call J9.M. Canarf*., ||««. Finches rims, almost new. Four wheel cov utilities and security. RIVERSIDE orarv lovers!" This is the one! Zebra, l* 99, Society, IS « TANKS HIGHLANDS - Immacufale condo AGENCY INC.. 747 2424 April 1st First floor. 765 sq ft., new hat been made to the mayor and •00-3M-4W7 ers to match. 12-volt high-power so office (550 a month, 675 sq ft , plu! rand new three-bedroom Contem- OST — Tiffany Tank Watch, ALOT. 8 Maple Ave . Red Bank. ocean view, one bedroom, weshei Drary with sunken living room with '15.80. black band. Little Silver common council of Jhe Borough of maintenance-free Sunoco OX bai dryer, dishwasher No Pds. t' basement Call 842-0444. Atlantic Hlghlendmo transfer to PIANOS - ORGANS 147 3440 W<1. ve<.i old All lo- MS W •ISh AATAWAN — Four-bedroom home, uill-in planter, family room with rea Reward, ,S0 Ml JOZJ All Musical Svopiies and Services month's security. $415 Plus electric •car garage, walk to NYC bus, replace, floating staircase and lust JOHN ROMA, INT. for premises TUSTING PIANO CO SHAVINGS FOR SALE — Top-queti- 449-4171 after 7 p.m. central air, all appliances Pay all 'ait 'til you see the rest and lor OST — Five months old male kit- :a1ed al 179 First Avenue, Atlantic Iv. fciln-dned bale shavlnos. Aver- TWO — Magnificent candelarba 110 Wanted To Rent en. blacK with while face, white Highlands, N J 07716, the plenary ' Our *7lh Vear base, brass and marble lamps, 42' utilities References required, (550 nder (100,000 Asking (99.900. Asbury Parh 775 06M age 45 so lbs per bag. Delivered and HIGHLANDS - Bay Ave. Newl " after 6 P.m. 566-8342 nest, four white paws McLaren St.. retail consumption license C 9 here- slacked in your barn. ll.W. Call high. S160 each 5M-S2O3 attar 4. dacoraled, wall-to-wall, one led Bank vicinity Reward tofore issued to TOM KELLY AS Open * to e ATTENTION LANDLORDS — Ten TWO STOVES — One g«i-on-ge& bedroom, free electric, $250 plus ga MiDDLETOWN — Beautiful Coloni- WHELAN 41 4899 SOC. I/a JOHNNY'S TAVERN for heat and sriu'itv Nuwti 291 3003 . Excellent area. New kitchen. ants art eager to rent immediately premises located et 179 First Ave- RFFRIGERATOR FREEZER - 14 one four-burner regular gas $7 Call 431 6032, Mon hi « mini 30 each. 787 ml 4H 1577 •place Immediate possession. lue, in the Borough of Atlantic High i u It., IcAmaker, self defrost. Cold- 80 Bicycles/ HIGHLANDS — Small three-room .675 per month To Inspect, call after No fee OST — Snow plow. Large, green. ends, New Jersey, spot, three years old, 1350 or best cottage in complex of ten i HI 671-4274. Hatches lo Jeep Large reward for VOLKSWAGEN BATTERY — New lfarmation leading to. 2290099 The officers, directors and oiler Call 78MW7 alter A p.m. Mini Bikes Sears 36, J30 Days, 471-722); night Suitable adults, $175 per month plu SINGLE BUSINESSMAN — Re- 842-7565 Utilities, security required S72-O926 MIDDLETOWN — Redecorated sponsible, looking for one or two stoafthoidert holding more than 10% SOFA — Never uitd. 86" Harden dsr home, two story, four bedroom garage apartment, OST, - FEMALE GERMAN of any of the stock of JOHN ROMA, from Cornelius Cobb, antique blue LAZER MOPED 1970 - Excellent WEDDING DRESS — Wltti IIGHLANDS - Three bedrooms idrooms, living room, dining room. bungalow or cottade with use of .HEPHERD, black tan, answers to NC. are JOHN ROMA, 179 First velvet, traditional style, was $1325 condition. %3O0 matching headpiece, veil and brida kids okay, basement and more (350 tl.chen. Call 747-4311. garage or shed lor storage of motor RUMSON hiru, family heartbroken, generous Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, N.J Sacrifice (W0. U2-O739 Call 787-0131 slip, like new, siie 10. itM. 4«J.' TJMJI »O___ |» M.CWSQ cycle and tools. (200 (235 per month- .'ward J91 I486 0771*. MTODLETOWN - New townhius7 Call 5440848 eves. Center Hall Colonial LOST - Lonu haired kitten, Mve Objections, if any, should be SOFA — 72". good condition, with MOPED 1«? — Batavun, lov ZENITH HOME ENTERTAIN HIGHLANDS — Three large rooms Two bedrooms, fireplace. Tennis. made immediately In writing to Mr slipcovers, plus two solid mahogany mileage, S47S. Call after 4 p m. all utilities paid, $230. NYC bus/RR; (548/month 229 7868 A classic with lour bedrooms, 2' J months old Beaconlight Aye. and MENT UNIT — TV, phono and ster baths Wide plank floors and French hore Blvd , Keantburg Leonard Clark, Municipal Clerk of end tables, leather inlaid lops, good 841-6913 eo, Fruitwood finished Beautilu TIM BRO (50 5«(W5O ihe Boroughot Atlantic Highlands. condition. All (300 Call 764 2891 be MIDDLETOWN - Split-level, four- REAL ESTATE doors. Many extras such as dentil piece of furniture. TV needs filters K EANSBURG Two herlrnoi molding and economical gas heat JOHN ROMA. INC Iween S 7 p.m. • S1« Call /41-5396 alter A p.m. bedroom, fenced yard, gas heat, (47S ,. FOR SALE 179 First Avenue 81 Sports Equipment apartment, kitchen, bath, yard, etc a month. Call 291-4276. Asking (92,500 $50 REWARD (100 a month plus one month secur Atlantic Highlands, NJ STEREO — Toshiba receiver. BSR ZENITH 21" COLOR CROWELL AGENCY Bv JOSEPH P GRABLER Table model, J140 ilv. 7B7-O396. Available March 1 NAVeSINKHIGHLANDS — Small lurnlable, eight track, ne»di work, SKIS K-2- Bools, one pair Nordlca one-bedroom cottage, security, ref- 131 Houses For Sale 741-4030 Attorney for John Roma. Inc. *S0 2233157. 222-6163 KEANSBURG — Three bedrooms Jan. 21, Jan 28 (IB to and one pair Lange. Best offer. Call erences, lease. (275 olus utilities. LOST — Big, all black. '•, labrador. H r0rEO0 F U R NITURECENTER A42-3679. itchen, full tilt bathroom, larg Available Feb. I. 842-5488, RUMSON — Lovely four bedroom ivlng room, (310 per month plus A BETTER WAY — To buy or sail. Colonial. Designer kitchen, two- /-setter, nine months old. bad back 197 Shrewsbury Aw., Red Bank CENTURY 21 Phoenix Realty. THE eg, last seen in West Keansburg Beens, Has be ens and Why Nots REAL ESTATE itilflies and security. Call 382-456 RED BANK - New luxury bath, laundry, living room, dining 84 Merchandise „ RENTALS between 7 9 p.m. townhouse on the river. Two NEIGHBORHOOD PRO -oom. family room. Carpeting. Near irea about a month ago Owner 222 Eatontown _ oom. 2"ibath, family room and FESSIONAL 264 4900 schools, shopping Financing avail eartbroken, large reward Please 74 Auction Sales Wanted KEANSBURG — Second floor, 3' garage. (700. Rant with option to able Asking (89,000 •ill IB> 5164 Of 8/V 0«40 NOTICE oom apartment Heat and hoi wate buy. 741-0516. A SERVICE ORIENTED ENTITY On January 7, 1980, the Eaton- 101 Apartments included, pay part otelectnc Secu RAYMOND PAS5ARO. REALTORS .OST — Shepherd'Doberman. short lown Zoning Board of Adlusiment COLONEL JAMES A. MOORE AAAAAA — LIQUIDATE UN- Business couple preferred, n RED BANK — Three-four-bedroom 101 RUMSON AREA — Call or sand for sir. black, clipped tail, choke cot- denied the variance application tor WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRV, pets. Call after 6 p.m 787-0626. home with large eat-in kitchen, for- our "Shore and Country Living" ar. E Keansburo area Reward U-Haul Of Northern NJ. Block 114. AUCTIONEER ASBURY PARK NORTH - AMAZING VALUE (40'S ?B7 7069 or P67 0057 201-938-2648 RUGS, FOR CASH lal dining room, large yard, walk lo brochure, pics, descriptions, prices Lois 7. 3 & 5, Borough of Eatontown INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Furnished one-room efficiencies KEANSBURG — Onebttdroom trains, (375 plus utilities and secur Four large bedrooms, 20' living on exclusive listings. AP- EATONTOWN ZONING 159 E. Newman Springs Rd. maid service, laundromat and phon ll to wall, no pets, $2W per mont itv. RIVERSIDE AGENCV INC., room, dining room, 19' science kitch- PL fc BROOK AOENCY, Realtors, on premises. From (SO wee*I en, family room with bar, garage, LOST IRISH SETTER BOAflDOF ADJUSTMENT 42 Mortgages Shrewsbury 747-4200 Including utilities. 495-0128. 747-3424 112 Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson DIANE J.MATTSON 966 $577 extras. 842-1900. * Middletown area, lost Dec. 28 Re KEANSBURG — Four rooms, chli ward. (50 291.0400 Administrative Officer ROOM TO ROAM — Three-bedroom MELMEO REALTY Bkr 671 5650 Jan. 21 (3 30 ALL LIONEL TRAINS ASBURY — Ntwlv renovated okay, appliances and utilities paid SOUTH BELMAR — Seven modern one-bedroom apartmen -anch. horses O.K., fireplace, ga- Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal IMS: rage, $325. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS bedrooms, two baths, modern kitch 946 2B93 Complete kitchen and tile bath en, living room. Finished basemen sssssssssssssssssss Heal and hot water supplied. Stai TIM BRO (50 54409C STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747*434 ALL CONTENTS OF HOUSES — VICTORIAN and porch, close to beach and al ing «24S Apply 988-3204. K EANSBURG — Five rooms, prefi_ RUMSON — Lovely four-bedroom Four bedrooms, two baths, plu! transoorlation. ($4,900. Call 681 4blb Garages, etc. One Hem or entire lot. couple, no pets, (200 per month plu 250 Other Public Notices t GOVT BACKS life* $ 1 Colonial. Designer kitchen, two- study, full drv basement,-one car TKt.fm ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Thn itililles, I " month's security ai garage Needs light work comple THINKING OF Selling or Buying1 211 Special Notices NOTICE rooms, best area, utilities tree, kid bath, laundry, living room, dining S Homeowners Loins S ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN- eferences. 442-5509 or 566-6717. room, family room. Carpeting. (650 tion inside Financing available Call TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY There will be an annual trustees ok, S210 (72,500, BAHRS REAL ESTATE meeting of the Monmouth Museum New anli-intlMiQn money D'O TIQUES. Rt. 36 and Homestead STATE RENTALS Bkr 747-9434 KEANSBURG — Available thre Plus utilities. 671-2600 HYPNOSIS — For weight control Q'ams will save you (100s Of S(S Ave., Leonardo. »t SJSO. 741-2196 Realtor-Owner, 872-1600 loking, nail biting, self-improve •n January 27, 1980 at 4 P.M. Your » 1 room apartment, suitable couple o TWO FIREPLACES (60S interest and involvement is needed • pef montri by consolidalinq a ) bills • single person, References, MCi ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Ex ment. phobias, sexual problems • inio one low monthly naymenl and • CUTE — One-bedroom, kids ok, fr RUMSON — Six-room ranch, three ecutlve retreat Old world charm Four bedrooms, 17' mast' ene Mehlman, MS. MSWJan. 21 (180 heat, only S2!S. (235 plus electric. Call 787-6055 afte bedrooms, (450/month plus utilities. bedroom, 25' living room, dining • even qive you LEFTOVER CASH • 10* Commercial 6 p.m. and modern day living in this six 842 3443 • (Of any teaaon - BUSINESS USE • STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747*434 842-5591. bedroom, V j-bath Dutch Colonia room. 18' kitchen, den. two baths — HOME REMODEL - FUTURE T Rentals with tennis court and In-ground, basement. KEANSBURG — One bedroo SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Villa MELMED REALTY Bkr. 671-S65C NEST EGG - RESTORE YOUR « ,ti>rtr imt'nt Heal and hot water su \, with garage and all ap- heated pool Call today...Asking >• CREDIT - even 34 5 months • 108 Commercial $129,000. plied, no (>efv (240 IK! VU2H pliances, $600 per month includes WALKER & WALKER • DcrL.nil uSC to* l'(> AVOID. • PtlMI INDUSTRIAL AREA Rentals free golf and other club privileges. REALTORS 11,000 sq ft. Tailgate loading, KEANSBURG — One-bedroo Available now. 530-0539. S HO APPLICATION DENIED $ apartment, working person pr WHELAN Shrewsbury Offite 741-52 Make It Yourself private parking A/6, heat, Middletown Office 471 331 S NEVER « CONSULTATION FEE $ terred, no pets, heat and utilitl TINTON FALLS — Two bedroom REALTY GROUP sprlnklered Public transporta- 54 BROAD ST. included, (300 pluft security. Ave • E.lniU:»75OOt73.29M. • tion ranch, dining room, living room t MIDDLETOWN WATERFRONT COLONIAL — RED BANK. N.J. able Feb. 1. 787-2?t7. fireplace, gareoe. $400 monthly plus Magnificent view of the Shrewsbur • Any Haul! >• IK 100.000 * AND 6-oflice suite (900 sq It.) may be utilities, security. Call 747-2461, after ' 842-7565 River in Little Sitver. Rolling law 9,000 sq II. Tailgate loading, subdivided for any portion KEYPORT — Large twobedroo 5 p.m. to boat house and cement bulkhead S Ui HtmtftriiBr' • private parking, heat. thereof; and single off ice. 280 sq. apartment, (325. Available Fb ing. Lovely four + bedroom, cenie Spring Crochet sprlnhlered Public Iransporia- It. Central air, heat, private Security. 264-5075. TINTON FALLS — William SI. Six ABERDEEN hall with sweeping staircase. Larg S Sf-^V ?~Uimf &. S Hon. parking, elevator, full janitorial room house, oarage, $395 per month (29,900 — HANDYMAN SPECIAL! airy room lor perfect family I service Included. Prim* loca- LINCROFT — Three-room apai $ Dally 9-9 938-9862 $ ment, 10 acre estate, effkienc plus utilities. Call 741-1065 between OWNFR WILL HOLD S9» MOHT and gracious entertaining Askin tion. Just completely renovated. 8:30-5 p.m. GAGFM DRIVE BY THIS NINE (249.000 Call today for appointmen 747-1100 kitchen, no oven, fresh paint, he ROOM HISTORICAL COLONIAL CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors 747-1100 and utilities Included, single onl TOWER HILL CONDO — TwoWITH THREE ROOM BASEMEN 1 (350. Days S42-07S5. nights 74771' • "Independently Owned' sssssssssssssssssss bedrooms, Two balhs, one-year APARTMENT AT 170 FIRST ST 813 River Rd. . Fair HAve lease, nn pels After b, 542-3497 KEYPORT GORGEOUS VIEW OF LONG BRANCH — Efficient ••'*' (201) 741-768* apartments, one block Irom ocea RARITAN BAY-LARGE DOUBLE Call 222 8235 LOT WITH TWCf-CAR GARAGE When considering Buying or Sellin 104 Winter Rentals AND LARGE SEPARATE SHOP Call a member of The MATAWAN — Two-bedroom, kd NFEDS NEW KITCHENS. BATHS Monmouth County * Crochet this cozy set ot syn- HEAT. GUTTERS AND PAINT ING ok, washer/dryer, carpeting, $295 MOUNT POCONO - Four-bedroom, Multiple I isting Service thetic worsted for breejy days. classified advertisingSTATF RFNTAl S Rkr 747 " BUILT IN SHE 1800 SAND CAN BE two-bath Chalet Fireplace. Private A MAGNIFICENT SHOW PLACE QUICK! Crochet coat Irom the Ml DDL ETOWN — Shadow Lake V golf course, tennis courts, beach and WHEN COMPLETED. CALL 132 Condominiums neck down all in one piece. Pop- I age. Two bedrooms $450 pe Country Club. Close to all retorts. 647 4200, EVENINGS month Call 842-8895. 222 5543. Town Houses corns add ciunchy texture to yoke, hat. pockets. Pattern 900: MODERN APARTMENT — Nea RELAX IN THE POCONOS — Saw BUYING OR SELLING? INFLATION ansportation. Best lime to call Creek Estates. Bushklll Fails. Would you like to know about mar directions. Child sues 4. 6, 8. 10 J;' kellng, value, financing, getting tht belore noon, 495-0416. Sleeps eight comfortably. Neat, SHADOW LAKE are included. C .lean as a whistle, private communl- best deal? Call now. CARROLL AGENCY 872 9100 SPECIALS MONMOUTH BEACH — Spacioi v with all activities available. . . ALL MODELS modern one and two bedroom apar Skiing, tennis, swimming, etc. (160 ments with balconies. Starting EDWARD W COLLINS (54.000 J93.0O0 weekend. Call 531-0093 after 5 . ALSO RENTALS FIGHTER (300 per month. Ideally located o p.m. AGENCY REALTOR 946- the river. Heat and hoi water su FOR BEST RESULTS ERA KERR AGENCY S1.7S lor each pattern Add 50« piled. Immediate occupancy Ca SEA BRIGHT — Furnished studios each pattern for first class air- Mrs. Baker, 222-9018. and motel units—maid service, all 7177 D utilities included. Low winter rates mail and handling. Send lo: PENTHOUSE bv the day, week or month. No lease Southern exposure at The Top of Th or security. TRADE WINDS RVE BEDROOMS East. One bedroom. Carpet an MOTEL, 842-1837. t STUNNING NEW COLONIAL, on Laura Wheeler drapes. $600 per month plus securi ST. THOMAS, V.I, — (Sapphire). JVi acres In Middletown. Alumii LOOK FOR THESE ADS includes utilities and membershi SAVE THROUGH OWNERI Huge, siding, fireplace, waned led Call us for particulars. dellghlful luxury studio for two, on trench doors, hardwood Moors and Needlecrall Depl. 61 CROWELL AGENCY water. Shaded balcony, breath- much, much more (169,900, SHADOW LAKE MANY Nl VV ANl taking view. Separate dining room ALMOST NEW MODELS — To DAILY & SUNDAY IN THIS BOX 741-4030 and kitchen. Choice location, full LITTLE SILVER choose from, starting at (55.000 EN The Daily Register. . popular resort. Snorkel mo palm- REALTY ample* Desirable Hawthorne with RED BANK — Tower Hill are treed beach, marina. Discounted Realtor 741-0950 fireplace, garage and super Florida three bedrooms, living room— dl rate, package airfare, not subject to room, (84.900. Two-bedroom Box 161, Old Chelsea SU., New ing arta, eat in kitchen, heat and h 20% checkout charges, (60 total dai- Navesink Model, asking (57.500 water Included, available Feb. ly, Jan. through Apr. 13; thereafter FOUR 5EASONS REALTY wth (43,000 ossumabie morigage York, NY 10011. Print Name, adults preferred, 219 Spring S 145. 671-9165. 91 E. River Road Rumson Brand new Villa 600, only (77.000 Addiess, Zip, Pattern Number. ANTIQUE — Chest ol drawers, sev- OINNERWARE — Sturdy PORTABLE PIANO ORGAN — 741-3295. 530-9600 Call today forearlv occupancy VAN en drawer chest. Walnut finish, ex- Mclamlne Boonlonware. multi-col- With amp, $150; AM/FM Panasonl HORN AGENCY. 747-4100. NEW1 1980 NttDUCRAFT or, service for eight, extra placet, Stereo with record changer, $40; 19 FOUR-BEDROOM — 7' vbaih Colo cellent condition, (125 or best ofler. RED BANK — Panoramic view 106 Furnished Rooms catalog Value packed! Over 170 W-MS7. dishwasher safe, $15. S42-8292. color portable TV. $100; Sguar Ihe Naveslnk. Two bedroom, tw nlal in mint condition. Many extras SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Shooter II Poioraid camera, (2. Custom decorated. Full finished designs-all cralts 3 tree pat- DRAPES — Two pair ol lined, mint bath penthouse. $550. with option Navesink model, two bedrooms 900 BILATTERAL LINEAR tOOwail, 5424225. basement Possible mortgage Prii enclosed porch, all appliances 12 volts with switch, (100. Also, 10' green. 84", never used, (25. Call buy as condo. No pets. 741-0516. KEANSBURG — Rooms bv week, Cip#ls only. 364 2832 or 462-0492 terns printed inside. Send $1.00 164-0619. REFRIGERATOR — 17 cu. ft. Was month. Please call 787-3116 or Choice toe a Hon. Call 747-3046 lower, $15. 291 4937 RED BANK — Luxury twobedroo 787-68*9 for Information. Inghouse, frost free, Coppertone townhouse, carpeting, new kilche FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY (ISO 747-4966, 738-2232. laundry, i»» baths, privi LARGE SLEEPING ROOM — With REALTORS 133 Income Property BLUE WROUGHT IRON — Sofa, FIR EWOOD — Maple, cut to length, 2 Woodland Dr.—Middletown— unsplit; ' i cord, (30. Other amounts SEARS — Harvest gold Porta drvi courtyard and parking, (450 P light kitchen privileges. Call 671-9494 two arm chairs, two end tables, one available. 84155M. (100. Sears copperlone retrigerati utilities. 741-219*. 741-8778. round coffee table, glass tops. 1200. (200. Both excellent condition KEYPORT — (16.900 gross. Stores One gold Barcalounger. S20O. One GAS WATERTHEATER —^0-"gallon^ HEO BANK — LUMUrvhigh-rise tw RED BANK Mature woman, apartments, offices. (95:000 STER /Bf-2f17. bedroom apartment, lovely rlv lined street. Large private Printed Pattern eight-light crystal chandelier. $150. hardly used. $85 kitchen privileges. Call between 5-7 yard. (51,900. 739-2458. LING MCCANN REAL ESTATE 042-3721. Crtll 772 4009 SEWING MACHINE — Sears Bet view. Call 12 noon or between 7 P.m. only, 747-3686. BROKER. 566-966*. New Toppings heavv duty with carrying cast, 3 p.m. evenings. 842*863, HALF ACRE $80' Ci 1 WASHFH Very good . ond> pattern cams, monogramer, button RED BANK - Three-bed room, ce 106 Commercial Four bedrooms, formal dining room 138 Mobile Homes BRAUN RADIO — In excellent con- maker, excellent condition. $19 trally located, newly decorated IB' country kitchen, family room dition, slightly used, iioo 741 5716 Sears sewing table in Fruitwood t carpeting throughout. Parking. N with fireplace, den. Vn baths, utlllt after 1 p.m. lit above. $50. 2644819. Rentals room, recreational basement, two pets (425 a month Plus all ulllltle car garage. GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES IVi month's security Reference — Bethany Rd.. Hezlet. Adult park BRICK — Never used, standard GOLF E RS — Ram set, right hand or SHERWOOD — Stereo Redever, 188 E. BERGEN PL., RED BANK — MELMED REALTY Bkr. 671 5650 i nr, • 'tiT- -!-• size, approximately 1400, 10 cents left hand, men/women, three woods, One-year lease. 747-5161. Walk lo shopping and NY, bus watts, perfect functioning, and co Expanding law firm has outgrowr 2*4-3911. each. 222 4163, eight irons, beautiful bag, worth mentally. (90 741-5120. its space, moving Into larger quar HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS U50, sale (180. 775-9014. Red Bank 79 Riverside Av Call the Kerr Agency, Inc. SKI EQUIPMENT —Hart skis 160' ters. 2532 so ft. on main level. Avail VINOALE 1973 — 12x65. l«o RIVERVIEW TOWERS able as of Feb. 1. Prestige building, 636 River Rd., Fair Haven. 741-447 bedroom, central air. appliances BUNK BEDS — With mattress, Dunham bools. siie b< i, poles, ask FINEST IN LUXURY HI-RISE till; heavv dresser and chest. 175; KITCHEN SET Ing sioo, will sell separate) ample parking. Contact Mr, Screen HAZLET — Charming smaller home wall-to-wall carpet, bay window, e: couch and chair, (75; two red velvet On the Naveslnk River at 542-2328. on tree-lined street. Large private tras. Family park. 495-2385. Good condition, $*0 747-0054. Give a boost to your wardrobe! highback Spanish chairs, (150. All' '392056 Two bedrooms, starling at $490. I 79 OAK HILL RD., MIDDLETOWN yard. $51,900. 739-2458. good condition. 739-3520. SMOKED GLASS COFFEE TABL eludes central air and Stitch up sun tunic la s t. yoked KITCHEN CABINETS — Knotty — Matching end tables. $150 for a — Prestigious office building, lust 140 Real Estate Wanted heat, cooking gas. balconies, 24-hou off Hwv 35. 267 sq. ft. available HOLMDEL shirt is great any season. Choose COFFEE TABLE — Black marble pine with green formica top. U- three. Two lamps, good condition doorman, TV Security IDP with white vein. 17*42*22", (125. immediately. Call Mr. Screen CUSTOM BUILDER'S gingham checks, voile, cotton shaped. 60x109x97, $200 or best offer. $100. 872-0177. and sauna. Garage, pool and marin ALL CASH 544-5203 after 4 p.m. Call 6715047 after 4 p.m. S42-2328. 5HOWCASE MODELS SNACKBAR EQUIPMENT — Up- available. Bob Ciccone, Investors seek nouses UP to (100,000 broadcloth in lively colors. right freezer, $100. Pina oven, $100 (201) 741-1732. Quick Closing MELMED REALTY AGENTS — Executives. Pro Limited number of Traditional am Bkr. 671 5650 Printed Pattern 9410 Misses COLOR TV — Zenith IV,. French KITCHEN SET — Butcher block *nd Jel spray machine, (50. 229-6622. RED BANK — Luxury Contemporary designs tor i Provincial, door model, remote con- chrome, six brown vinyl chairs, in- tesslonals; offices available in two Sues 8. 10, 12. 14. 16; 18 Half SPEED QUEEN — Washer and ga bedroom, new kitchen and bat or three rooms or larger. Air, mediate occupancy. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Couple trol, (tOO. oat dryer. 11 VMTS, eluding leaf, (100. Fair condition. Carpeting. (350, landlord pays hea carpet, decoration, On lona-terrr 10' i% financing for qua! if seeking small, reasonably priced Sizes 10W. 12'i. 14V 164. Noroe, (30- 747-92S4. 7391296. dryer, (100. Eves, and weekends, 671-5021 leases Red Bank area. Full ser buyers home. Deal direct with princr" \Vh. ZOV; Yardages in pattern CUISINART FOOD PROCESSOR - LADIES — Etonlc Running Shoe*. vices. Low rents. 741-9595. For appointment lo tee, call only. Call 291-2891. STAINLESS STEEL — Gas coun RED BANK — Four large room Never used, still boxed. (150. excellent condlton, size 6'/». (IS. Call washer and dryer, 1450 per mon ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two 946-3467 495-1607. after 5 p.m., 671-9104. tertop itove, approximately 20 vear old, $25; Sears wall oven, four yeai includes all utilities. Suitable f stores for rent. Also shop area with HOUSES BOUGHT old, (50; Sears portable dlshwashe adults. 747-2142 alter 4 p.m. overhead door. 872-0367. KEYPORT DANISH MODERN DIVAN — Teak LIVING ROOM SET — Three piece, BE SURE TO SEE ADBVERTlS FOR CASH Send $1.75 tw each pattern. arms. WO Baralounger, (ID, $100. Call after 5:30 five years old, $65. Call 671-5047 afte RED BANK — Two-room studl 24 HOUR APPRAISAL CALL FOR 291 0514 6 p.m. ATTRACTIVE MODERN OFFICE MENT UNDER ABERDEEN FOR Add 5W lor each pattern tor Call 741-6160 heal paid, only (115. — Heart of Red Bank, private park (29.900, HANDYMAN SPECIAL! DETAILS. ACADEMY AGENCY TIM BRO (50 544-091 Ing, approximate 160 SQ. ft., (100 a REALTOR, 739-2222. lirstclan airmail, handling month Call Rocar Company before RUNAWAY BEACH VILLA — Tw 1 p.m., 741-3313. LAND WANTED lWta bedroom, one bath at the beec LITTLE SILVER S 00 Sauna and exercise room, poo OOCIOR'S OFFICE TO SHARE • Start the BO's In style and buy our Walk to stores and transports lo 1000 sq. ft,, newlv decorated and spacious four-bedroom, two-bath (500 Including utilities or $5 fully furnished, modern professional contemporary ranch You just won' PRIVATE PARTY - Wants to furnished. Call 747-7332. building In Red Bank. 671-3222. be able to find another home around older income property, regardlesso 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 with so much room in this price f onoFt Ion 791'0899 SEA BRIGHT — Efficiency apa range $114,500. E.A ARMSTRONG MARIAN MARTIN s H ments; $285 Plus security, $190 Pi MIDDLETOWN — Hwy. 35, prime AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Prospec WANTED — Home in Rumson o securlly. UtUlpw paid, W1-22S7. office space with utilities In pro- Ave.. Little Silver, 741 4500. Fair Haven. Priced from (75.000 1 FOR SALE PRICE UP TO 200 fessional building. First floor $275 (95,000 Owner must provide a 60° Pattern Dept. 420 SEA BRIGHT — Deiigner furnished per month. 671 1688, 2-5 p.m. 9 MIDDLETOWN — Call or send (o mortgage Principals only 841-3074 Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded ilems studios and suites. our "Shore and Country Living' HARBOUR-POINT ' MIDDLETOWN - Hwv 35. Beau brochure, pics, descriptions, prices The Daily Register quickly. Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- 1492 Ocean Ave. 747-33 tiful space In professional building on exclusive listings. AP 1250 sq. ft. 671-16M. 2-5 p.m. umns now. under a separate distinctive headinp. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP PLEBROOK AGENCY. Realtors, Shrewsbury Arms Apartments, o MIDDLETOWN 950 Rl. 35, Middletown, 671-2300. Items originating Irom your household may be sold and two bedrooms, tiarge}. Lar LINCROFT— Prestigious area, 1760 MIDDLE TOWN — OAK HILL area" 232 Kelt llth St., New York, NY lor up to $200.00 (lormerly $100.00) per article. tat-In kitchen, heat and hot wet sq fl. itore, established shopping Brand new, four bedrooms, ft 152 Boats & supplied. Senior Cillien Spec center, prime location, excellent ex- baths, two-story Colonial, family 10011. Print NAME, ADDRESS, Price lor each item must be mentioned. Plan. Call 542 s*72 posure Please call 747 3939. ERA room with fireplace, library, "Pa- Accessories ZIP, SIZE Mill STYLE NUMBED. Nevins Realty for information, rents Retreat" off master bedroom SNUG — One-bedroom, best are and much, more more .. MORE clothes lor LESS no lease, (225. Call now. OFFICE SPACE — Main St ASKING (154,900 Matawan. Store front. Approximate FOUR ANTIQUE CHRISCRAFT — MONEY-it's still possible when STATE RENTAL5 Bkr. 747 Mahogany boats. 193* 1956 vintagi Iv 400 sq. ft. Securlfy plus utilities you sew. Send now for our NEW SPACIOUS — Three-bedroom, va Calf 5*6 3810 before 3 p.m. Wood in eKcellent shape. Ca Call 542-1700 WHELAN 255*545 or 920-9391 •or kids, free heat, ready now. SPRING SUMMER PATTERN STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747 REALTY CROUP No discount if cancelled belore expiration. OFFICE SPACE — Rt. 34. MIDDLETOWN I MAHINA i of Rarita CATALOG Over 100 styles, ir« No changes in copy. SPECIAL — Twobedroom, kid Matawan Approximately 240 sq fl Bay boating. In-out berthing sei pattern coupon Catalog. $1 pets O.K., free heat, no lettu $27 Immediate occupancy. Cell after 842-7565 for power and sail boats. 15 to 26 STATE RENTALS Bkr. 74 5:30 P.m., 566-093*. Used boat sales. 787 2139 20 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JANUARY21,1960 Shooting erupts as crowd ttl P«tT Navom Film chronicles •tfumii -_ m mm* tkemw ut) •**» teikowmg IN* IIIULAR Mlif IN* treter. IMC Main Street. tUvtwri. icwDMti or ma KJJWIM* HON. TMIItSFORIL at IT -Jersey 97713 •OARO OP THC NMMMM Of RESOLVED bv the Mayer and Amounu aniKiaatedto b e avail •ATONTOWM AND SITTING Council af the ••rina.r el Fair itor aaaveawlalta n wIWi Ihe 1980 protests teen's slaying POITM MMCIDUIIM THIHl budget ere as toilews, 1 The Mayor and the Boreue* ith Entitlement Perked: General AboutSS5p.m.,afirewas woman's fight n offtrMbv Mayor J. Clerk era ***** authorised and Revenue Shartnfl Fun*: IDABEL, OUa. (AP) - young black man." 0-1rt to I 30-86 $125,107 00 Several hundred persons, an- Early Monday, police said reported at the Black Hat I Wt*a with Hawtrv F Lattrecajua, a ***• Mores) Earned- IfM %m.H •ItOLUTHMI tvsttonai awmaer *t the State of Balance ef if n ry because they thought the they had a suspect in the kill- Club. Firefighters said the WHEREAS. It it CuMomarv it Hew iertav, M Sartorm Uw services Approprtatient 199.11 aying of a black teen-ager ing in custody, but refused to blaze had been set. They I annual reorsan.iatkMi meeting of •erojwli engineer tor the veer Aliani Otson against cancer •) Iki Planning Board of the IfM and do herein —•••* Henry F Acting Business Administrator identify him. heard gunshots but none of for Road, West Long Branch, New Jer 1977 (P.L. 95-28) under which this nation's economy during the these very difficult and com- no more than ten (10) days following each subsequent inspection. s*v was heard. project is partially funded. than later, the damn thing is going to kill you." the adoption thereof,- SECTION 2. Chapter 3SB of the Said application was denied, Bidders are also referred to the last three years. Inflation has plicated questions I think provisions of the specifications in- Joan: "I don't want it to." NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Holmdel Township Code. "Construc- which decision Is on file and avail- worsened and a recession is need to be pursued further, RESOLVED bv th* Mayor and tion Code, Uniform" subsection able for Inspection In th* Municipal dicating that a specified minimum Eric: "Saying you don't want it to isn't deajing with Council of tha Borough of Fair l,A|i) entitled "Feet" shall be Building, Borough of Welt Long ol the contract price shall be ex- expected in 1980. hopefully in a second term for Haven as follows: further amended and supplemented Branch, Now Jersey pended for bona fide minority busi- the situation. It's got to happen." nessenterprlse. myself," he said. 1. Th* Mayor and th* Borough bv adding thereto a new paragraph BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT But the president made Clerk are hereby authorized and (f) which shall read as follows: OF WEST LONG BRANCH Bidders are required to comply Joan: "The thing that distresses me is that there with th* requirements of P.L. 1975, Carter's major domestic directed to enter Into an agreement (f) Where construction shall be In- Rocco W Christopher clear in his television ap- have been periods when I have been closer toacceptin g it with Henry F. Labrecgue, a pro- spected bv the Township Engi- Secretary lo tha Board c.127, relating to affirmative action initiative for fiscal 1981, fessional engineer of th* State of neer with inspection fees paid as Dated at West Long Branch Borough requirements ol the State of New pearance that he plans to stay than I am now, and maybe it's because I'm feeling pretty N*w Jersey, to perform the services part of the provisions ot a site Jersey and Executive Order No. which begins next Oct. 1, will Hall this 15th day of January, 1990 112U entitled "Equal Employment on the offensive on economic of Borough Engineer for tht year plan approval, an adminis- Jan. 21 |i.9J0 well now." 19*0 and do hereby appoint Henry F. tration fee tf Twenty Five Opportunity" as amended by Ex- issues as much as possible. be a $S billion program to Labrecque to thai office pursuant to Dollars (S3S) shall be applicable WEST LONG BRANCH ecutive Order No. 11375- and as SUP the provisions of R.S. 40 87-1). (or that part ot the construction NOTICE olemented In Department of Labor strengthen literacy among Regulations. He said he had been suc- 3. Thlt contract is awarded so cowered The State surcharge NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN jobless youths. Carter has without competitive bidding at a shall not be applicable to the |2S that the following ordinance was in- The successful bidder shall also cessful in reducing unemploy- "Professional Service" under the administration fee. Any part of troduced and passed at Its first read- be required to comply with the pro- said previously it will be provisions of the Local Public Con- Iht construction not Inspected ing at a meeting of the Mayor and visions of the N.J. Prevailing Wage ment, which he described as aimed at providing 3 million tracts Law because th* service ren- under the provisions of the site Council of the Borough of West Long Act, Chapter 150 of the laws of IW3, Iowa voting dered or performed it to b* dope bv plan approval shall be subiect to Branch held on Thursday, January effective January 1,1974. "the prime threat toth epoor youths with sufficient a person authorized by law to prac- Ihe normal let provisions tat 17, I960 and was laid over for second The County of Monmouth re- country" when he took office, caucuses, a straw poll will be tice * recognized profession and forth herein. reeding and final passage at a meet- serves Ihe right to reject any or all education to enable them to (continued) ing of the Mayor and Council of the Mhos* practice is regulated bv law SECTION 3. Any section, sub- bids and to waive Immaterial In- and contended the worsening find and hold jobs. an invitation to join Carter taken to determine presiden- and bids are not required par R.S. Borough of West Long Branch lo be formalities If it appears to Ih* Coun- section, paragraph or sentence of held on Thursday, February 7, 1990 4OA:t1-3. Chapter 3SB of the Holmdel Town- ty of Monmouth that th* Bidder has and Kennedy in a debate. But tial preference but the results at 8:00 p.m. at Borough Hall, al not met Ihe provisions of the minor- 3. A copy of this resolution shall ship Code not specifically amended which time a public hearing will be will not bind the delegates. herein shall remain In full force and ity business enterprises or for any the debate was canceled and be published in The Daily Register held upon lh« same and all persons other reason that will enable the ai required by law within ten (10) met. wilt be given th* opportunity to be Brown has since urged his The Democrats will select SECTION 4. Thlt Ordinance County of Monmouth to more effec- davt of its passage heard. tively procure performance of tho Carter sees Red shall take effect upon Its passage supporters to back uncom- delegates committed tocan - Roy W. Nelson FRANCES L.TOWNSEND work contemplated bv the specif- borough Clark-Administrator and publication according to law. ication. didates or tovotin g uncom- Jan. 21 Jts.30 Lttat Ntttct BOROUGH CLERK mitted slates. The foregoing ordinance was In- ORDINANCE 0 SV Rav Kramer, Director mitted. They will be appor- Tha following Resolution wat Frederick C.Knlcsler, Clerk The intense campaigns troduced and passed on first reading AN ORDINANCE AMENDING tioned according toth e senti- adopted bv the Mayor and Council of at a meeting of the Township Com- AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING Jan. 21 140.80 threat changing waged in both parties are th* Borough of Fair Haven, at their mittee ol the Township of Holmdel AND CREATING A CONIERVA- ment at each caucus. moating of January 14,1*80. held on January IS. 19M and will bt TIOH COMMISSION FOR THE 250 Other Public Nottcts prompting predictions that WHEREAS, there exists a need considered for final passage and BOROUGH OF WEST LONG The caucuses in each of for tha services of a Borough At- adoption at a meeting of said Town- BRANCH AND PRESCRIBING NOTICE the turnout could be double torney for th* Borough of Fair THE POWERS AND DUTIES DAVID RESNIKOFF, ESQUIRE ship Committee to bt held Feb. 19, 41 Memorial Parkway minds in Iran the state's 2,531 precincts Haven as authorized by R.S. i960 at Township Hall. Holmdel, N.J. THEREOF that four years ago, when 40:17-15. and at 6:30 p m. at which time and place BE IT ORDAINED by th* Long Branch, New Jersey 07740 Democrats gave Jimmy will elect delegates tocount y WHEREAS, funds are available all persons desiring to be heard Mayor and Council of th* Borough of (201) ZW-1570 WASHINGTON (AP) - runner in Iran's presidential conventions. The process lor this purpose, and thereon will bt given full opportune West Long Branch, New Jersey that Attorney tor Plaintiffs Carter his first big boost WHEREAS, tha Local Public Ordinance #242 entitled "An Or- SUPERIOR COURT President Carter said yester- campaign. moves through congressional Contracts Law, R.S. 40A:1M, at dinance Establishing and Creating a OF NEW JERSEY toward the White House. James M. Cox MONMOUTH COUNTY day the presence of thousands Carter called the Soviet in- taq.. require* that th* resolution au- Mayor Conservation Commission for the district meetings to state thorizing the award of contracts for Borough of West Long Branch and Docket H» HW9 of Soviet troops in Afghan- tervention in Afghanistan In 1976, 38,500 people at- Attest. John P. Wadington Prescribing the Powers and Duties * CIVIL ACTION conventions in June, where "Professional Services" without Clerk competitive bids must b* published Thereof" be further amended and NOTICE istan has prompted many re- "an arrow aimed" at Iran tended the Democratic the state's delegations will be no mor* than tan (10) days following Jan. 21 $21.30 supplemented as follows: In the matter of the application of caucuses and about 22,000 Re- th* adoption thereof, ROBERT R. MINICHAN and sponsible Iranian officials to and other Persian Gulf oil- chosen for the national party 230 Kevport Section 1. The Commission es- GLAOYS MINICHAN, as natural NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT tablished by Ordinance #242 shall guardians of MICHAEL FRANK seek the early release of the producing countries. But he publicans went to theirs. conventions in July and Au- RESOLVED by th* Mayor and AMENDED ANNUAL NOTICE' have all of the duties, responsi- MINICHAN, a minor, for leave to Americans being held said this will not influence his Council ot tha Borough of Fair Notice Is hereby given that Ihe bilities and powers as set forth In assume th* name of MIKAH EVA Even if those figures gust. Haven at follows: Koyport Borough Council, during N.J.S.A. 40S6A i el. sea., as MINICHAN hostage in Tehran. decision to pursue economic 1. Tha Mayor and th* Borough the month of January. IfM, will hold amended bv the Laws of 1972, double, they would be far -In Washington, the Po- Clerk *r* hereby authorized In its regular agenda meetings on the Chapter 35 and the Laws of 1975, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT Appearing on NBC's sanctions against Iran. behalf of the Borough, to retain Wil- 1st and 3rd Mondays at 9:00 P.M., Chapter 334. on Friday, February 8, 1980, at 9:00 short of party registrationto - litical Action Committee of liam R. Blair, Jr., an attorney at-law and the regular official meetings on, Section 2. All reference to "Con- In th* forenoon, Robert R. Mlnlchan "Meet the Press," Carter "I will not postpone the tals, which show 528,518 reg- the National Right to Life of tha Stat* of New Jersey, to per- the 2nd and 4tn Mondays at 9:00 servation Commission" shall herein- and Gladys Mlnlchan, as natural said these officials now see imposition of sanctions," form th* services of Borough At- P.M., In Ihe Council Chambers, In after b* delated and replaced bv the guardians of MICHAEL FRANK istered Democrats, 462,899 Committee endorsed Reagan, torney for th* year ifM. Ihe Borough Hall, 18-20 Main Street, wording "Environmental Com MINICHAN, shall apply to Ihe Mon- "that this major threat to Carter said, adding that the Kevport, Now Jersey. mission" both In the title and th* mouth County Superior Court, In the Republicans and 560,348 inde- noting his stand against abor- }. Sold attorney Is retained and body of Ih* Ordinance Borough of Freehold, County of Iran's security is becoming administration will try to appointed to th* office of Borough Effective February 1st, 1f90. Monmouth and Stat* of New Jersey, pendents. tion. No Democrats were en- Attorney pursuant to R.S. 40:17-13 regular agenda meetings will be on Section 3. All other sections of for a Judgment authorizing paramount," and he pre-persuade as many U.S. allies without competitive bidding at a Ih* 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the the aforementioned Ordinance not MICHAEL FRANK MINICHAN, a At tbe Republican dorsed. "Professional Service" under the month at 8:00 P.M.. and th* regular specifically amended bv thli Or minor, for leave to assume th* name dicted they will propose "ad- as possible tojoi n in. provisions of th* Local Public Con- official meetings on the 2nd and 4th dinance shall remain in full fore* of MIKAH EVA MINICHAN. tracts Law because the service ren- Tuesdays of th* Month, for the re- and ef feel. ditional measures" to secure dered or performed Is lo be done bv mainder of 1990. except as follows: Section 4. This Ordinance than Robert H Mlnlchan a person authorized bv law to arac- February and November: 1st take effect immediately upon lit Gladys Mlnlchan the release of the hostages. Carter's statement con- tlce a recognized profession and and 2nd Monday instead of 1st and passage and publication according At natural guardians of Carter did not refer to any Police capture missing patient whose profession and practice is 2nd Tuesday to law. Michael Frank Mlnlchan tradicted a growing Im- regulated bv law and bids are not Formal Action mav be taken at Jan. 21 118,90 Jan 21 11110 Iranian officials by name al- required per R 5 40A 11 5. Ihese meetings. pression here that the im- MARLBORO - An es- Saturday by Patrolman Brian This Notice is given pursuant lo 241 Monmouth County •ROOKDALI though expressions of con- plications of the Soviet in- caped detainer patient from Hall, police said. He was re- 3. A copy of thli resolution thai! N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 at seq. (Open Public COMMUNITY COLLEOI be published In The Dally Register Meetings Act). COUNTY OF MONMOUTH LIOAL NOTICE . cern have been expressed in tervention in Afghanistan the Marlboro Psychiatric turned to authorities at the at required by law within tan (10) MAROAftCTMONTANARI STATE OF HRW JERSEY Notlc» II l»r.h» olv.n lhal tl» recent days by Foreign Min- days of its passage. Borough Clerk NOTICE TO BIDDERS Surd 04 TrinlMS of Brookdcls may have overtaken the Hospital was captured Satur- hospital, they said. Roy W. Nelson Dated: January 14,1*90 CONSTRUCTIOH OF INTERIOR Community Collioc will rtc.lve ister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh and hostage crisis as the priority day, hours after leaving the Berry had been reported Borouen Clerk Administrator Jin. 21 »f .00 WORK FOR BAST WINO OF MON- xaltd bid! al till Purtlmlno D. Jan. 21 su.oo MOUTH COUNTY COURTHOUSE Diriment, 763 Newman Sorlnas by Finance Minister Abol issue lacing the United States hospital grounds, police said. missing from the hospital NOTICE Notice it hereby given that Road, Llncrolt, New Jersey on Feb. HOT ICE >, IW!:» n m previlllng lime, el Hassan Bani-Sadr, the front in southwest Alia. The patient, Raymond grounds Friday night. He is The following Resolution wat PROPOSED UM HIAftlHO waled bidt will be received by th* OSNERALREVENUE Board of Chosen Freeholderi of th* which time and place, teld bids will edopiad bv the Mayor and Council of cw publicly opined and read on me Berry, 30, was captured at being detained while await- the Borough of Fair Haven, at their SMAHINO FUNDS County of Monmouth, New Jersey, BOROUOH OP KIYPORT for the CONSTRUCTION OF IN- following Item: the corner of Tennent Road ing trial on a charge of re- meeting of January 14. IfM. TERIOR WORK FOR THE EAST WHEREAS, (here exists M need A proposed use heerlns will be OFFICE FURNITURE held on Thursday, January 31, 1990 WING OF MONMOUTH COUNTY PARAMOUNT and Route 920 about 2:30 p.m. ceiving stolen property. for tha services of a Borough Engi- COURTHOUSE — CONTRACT NO. neer for Iha Borough of Fair Haven at 2 P.M. In the Office of the Busi- SPORTS TRAINER (USED) Carter-Olympics ness Administrator at Borough Hail, 4 (Ptrl of EDA Protect No. as authorized bv R.S. 40:17-15, and 01-71-26731) in the Borough of Pree- Contract documents may be ex- WHEREAS, funds are available Jo-20 Main Street, Keyport, NewJer- hoid, Monmoulh County. New Jer- amlned and copies obtained al the (continued) Asked later if he thought for this purpose, and sev. All persont w hing to comment sey, and opened and r«*d in public in Purchatlne Oipirtminl ol Van Wagner, Muhler Man faces hearing WHEREAS, tho Local Public on the use of gen- revenue shar- Room 200, Freeholder's Meeting Broohdile Community College al 76S the team. Then, Contracts Law, fl.S. 40A11-1, et ing funds recelv- v the Borough Room, In Ihe Hall of Records, Main Newman Springs Road, Llncroft, the Olmpyic Committee scheduled to speak sea . requires that the resolution au- win b* heard. Street, Freehold, New Jersey on Fri- Naw Jersey on or after January 11, tbe M-member USOC ex- in theft of skates thor 11 Ing the award of contracts for Written statements submitted day, February IS, 1990, 11 a.m. pre- 19M. ecutive board would make a "Professional Services" without prior to the hearing date will be vailing time. Bid securities In the form of I would support him, Carter OLD BRIDGE - State MARLBORO - Andrew competitive Wds must be published made pert af Ihe record, They mav bid bond with adequate security decision on whether to enter legislators Richard Van A lump turn bid for all work thereon, or certified chick In an said, "I think so." Unger, 18, of Allentown faces (single overall contract) shall be amount equal lo 10% of the amount athletes at Moscow. The Wagner and Marie Muhler a Municipal Court hearing 227 Highlands 227 Highlands received. of Ihe bid, not to exceed 120,000 will Bid Documents for the proposed be required. Bids may not be United States has until May He said during the TV in- will be the featured speakers Jan. 31 in connection with the HOTICI work prepared bv the Architect, To- withdrawn within 60 days after the 19 tosa y whether it will enter at the next meeting of the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE WORKSHOP MIITINOS AHD melno 4. Tomalno, Architects a, actual day of the bid opening. terview, "I do not want to theft of roller skates from a REGULAR MEETINGS OP THE HIGHLANDS PLANNING BOARD FOR Planners, have been tiled in the of- The owner reserves tin un- a team in the Moscow Olym- Special Needs Infants Pro- THE VIA* OF 1999 ARE AS FOLLOWS: fice of Mid Architect at 13* Brighton restricted right to mjKl any or an ioject politics Into the Olym- skating rink here. WORKSHOP RIOULAR Avenue, Deal, New Jersey and can bids; and to accept my bid which Is pics. gram, Jan. 23, at Carl Sand- Police said Unger was ob- January 10. 1*K> January 34, 1990 be inspected bv prospective bidders deemed most favorable. Prices pics. And I would personally burg School here. February 14,1990 February 28,1990 during business hours. Bidders will quoted mult Include all freight or The USOC executive board served taking the skates from March 11, IfM March V, iftt be furnished one copy of th* plans delivery charges. TIM owner also favor the establishment of a Van Wagner and Muhler and specifications, (Bid Document!) reserve* the right to reject any bid meets for three days begin- the Sports Nine Skateway, April 10, ff90 April 24, 1990 by the Architect upon proper notice May 1.19J0 May 12. 1990 If, In III opinion, the bidder Is not ning Friday in Colorado permanent Olympics site for will discuss legislation and Route 9, Friday night. He was end payment of Ihe sujn of 1123.00. considered financially or technically June 12, 1990 June 2*. 1990 able lo carry out Iha contract as education needs for develop- July 10, 1990 July U, 1990 Th* amount of $125. .3.00 0 win be « Springs, Colo. The entire both the Summer and Winter arrested Saturday morning, funded to Bidders who return m* Intended or tor any reason In the August t4, 1990 Aug. 18, 1990 owner's Judgement, It Is not In Ihe committee will meet in Lake mentally disabled children police said, following an in- Sept. II, 1990 Sept. 25, 1990 documents in good condition wllhl Games. In my opinion, the ten davt after bid opening. Bidders bisl Interests of Broofcdele Com- under the age of 9. The public October 9, 1998 Ocl, M, 1990 munity College. Placid, NY., just before vestigation by Patrolman Nov. 13, 1990 Nov. II, 1990 desiring mor* than one set than pay most appropriate permanent is welcome to tbe meeting Dec. 11,1990 1121.00 per additional Ml. This Bidders in required to comply Carter Is scheduled to open Gerald Bunt. Joan (rink, amount for additional sett It not with the requirements of P.L. 1f7S, site for the summer games which will begin at 7:30 p.m. refundable. Refunds will not be C.inindP.U.IOT.CM. the 1980 Winter Games on linger was released in ttU Planning Board Secretary made to non-bidders. Jan. 11 tte.7v would be Greece." Refreshments will be *erved. JsW.fi V» Feb. IS. ball. Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBUHY.,N.J. 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