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THE HERALD

Graphics Competition

THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1979

The Carrier Foundation, a private, psychiatric hospital recently announced plans for a graphics competition "Creative Dimensions” to be held on Saturday, May 5,1979. Judges for the competition will, be Judith K. Brodsky, printmaker and Chairperson, Art Department, Rutgers University. Newark, N.J. and Princeton resident; Ofelia Garcia, printmaker and Director of the Philadelphia Print Club; William

C. Maxwell, painter/printmaker, Visiting Associate Professor, Columbia University, New York and Associate Professor, College of New Rochelle, New York, and Sheldon Strober, printmaker/painter and Art teacher, Hunterdon Central High School, Flemington, N.J. There will be three cash prizes. The. first award will be $200 for the winning print. Two second place winners will each receive $100. The

exhibition will be open to the public and the prints will be on sale to viewers. Although there is no entry fee, a $3.00 charge will be made to cover costs of returning prints to the artist by mail. Prints must be submitted by April 18, 1979. Entry forms are available by contacting Carrier’s Community Relations Department. P. O. Box 147, Belle Mead, N.J. 08502 or by calling (201) 874-4000, Ext. 308.

The Way I See It by Mike Franco

Nobody aaked me but: Shouldn't Sadat & Begin return the award money they received as co-recipients of the Nobel Peace Pr»e since they both fraudently claim to be peacemakers. ***

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Donation of $5.00 per person will benefit the Fire Lions Junior Football program. Get out your saddle shoes and letter sweaters and rock to the sounds of those "Fabulous Fifties"

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Since President Carter is involved in the so-called peace efforts in the Middle East, and putting his two-cents worth in the latest of the numerous Southeast Asian conflicts, do you think he might just involve himself in any kind of effort in the United States? And speaking of the latest situation in Southeast Asia, isn't this where we came in? *** Since we are so totally dependent on foreign potentates for the oil we use & the price the American consumer pays for it, and since the Shah of Iran is about to be “temporarily” deposed, will we lose the much-needed oil from that country? And if we do, will gasoline prices go up as much as 7 cents a gallon as Mr. Schlesinger of the Department of Energy surmises? It has been 7 years and 3 Presidents since the last alleged "energy crisis" when gasoline prices went sky-high & never really returned to pre-crisis levels. Is it too much to ask when, if ever, will we get an effective Congress & President who will see the urgency of this situation and initiate legislation to relieve the American taxpayer of any additional burden? Or are the big oil companies (who have no desire for any energy legislation that will cost them money) & their friends in Congress just too powerful? *** Is Billy Carter still on the White House list of invites, and if he is, is he going in through the back door? He can't be on the favorite list of Hamilton Jordan or Jody Powell, but he IS the President's brother, you know. *** When is the State of New Jersey going to stop leaning on Resorts International for alleged past ties with unsavory characters? Let’s face it, when BIG money is involved, you HAVE to come across some people who have had brushes with the law. Many politicians can attest to that. If Resorts is denied a permanent license, Atlantic City will go down the drain you can bet on that! The unemployment lines will once again stretch a block long, and 'ol Brendan will have to raise taxes - again!' And how was your week?

VILLAS CLUB- NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY The Villas Civic Club held their annual New Year’s Eve Party at the Millman Center in the Villas. There was a hot and cold buffet served. Music for dancing was provided by The Villas Old Timers with Edith Ziegler as acting M.C. The New Year was ushered with Robert Dugan as the “New Baby” followed by the Clubs Mummers strutting to the tune of "O Them Golden Slippers.” There were 125 persons attending this affair.