A sale to end all sales, as 1,200 people stand in line

By JOAN KAHN of the American Revolution, wives of public officials and HOLMDEI. — All the world loves a bargain and some employes of Lanvin-Charles of the Ritz and its many sub- 1.200 of (he biggest bargain lovers of all assembled pa sidiaries All cheerfully inch along the winding trail thai tiently for up to four hours this weekend at the l.anvin- leads from the outside of the huge factory to inside the Charles of the Ritz factory here to purchase some of the vast warehouse where the treasured bargains can be costliest and well-known fragrances, soaps, toiletries, purchased, supermarket style, with check-out counters deodorants, and cosmetics at near-give-away prices A warmly-dressed', heavily muffled and booted crowd The annual pre-Chhstmas sale is reported to have the began arriving at the employe gates yesterday about 7 beneficial result of showering teachers, secretaries, mail- am. two hours before opening time, and by 8 45 am. 15 men and mothers-in-law all over the state with a liberal minutes before the warehouse doors opened, more than dose of Lanvin-Charles of the Ritz products sufficient In 600 persons were on line As each group of 10 shoppers last the entire year was .admitted to the factory, additional persons arrived, The sale continues through Sunday, with weekday continually swelling the two parallel lines that snaked hours from D am to 8 p m. and Saturday and Sunday, along the sides of the building from 9 a m to 4 p m Customers are advised to bring II was a Iriendly crowd, swapping memories ol pasl cash only, since credit is extended only to company em- sales kerf aid making new friends All talked about the ployees The nine-day sale is estimated to bring into the possibilities tkat awaited them Inside where Ike easily company coffers about II million in cash Many nf the Vves St. Laurent Rive Gaurhe products, vied la papa- bargains are reported to include discontinued packaging, larlty wltk Alexandra de Markoft. Ike lop of the rampant EARLY BIRDS - Lining up early yes- colors or products line along with Ike lamed fragrances of Arpege aad My terday morning for the bargain Christmas Word of the tale has spread throughout the stale Sin. Also papular are Ike Jean Nalr gill sets, and Ciarles tale at Lanvln-Charles of the Rltz factory. , attracting bargain hunters from neighboring states as of the Ritz products aad private label soap. Indudlag fat. Rt. 35, Holmdei, are more than 1,200 well. Car pools arrive from outlying lowns. and shoppers gleaming bars labeled Bloomlagdale's and D aad F May, people. For many of the customers the sale include husbands whose wives are sleeping at home, nuns a western department store chain. Is an annual event eagerly awaited. holiday shopping after church, members of the Daughters See A sale to end, page 2 The Daily Register

VOL. 100 NO. 136 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1977 15 CENTS Arab group decides to isolate Sadat

TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) - Five Arab opponents of Egyp- tian peace moves toward Israel agreed at a summit meeting here to form a military and political alliance lo isolate I'rc sident Anwar Sadat. Iraq walked out. undermining the united front Sadat'i foes hoped to achieve They announced diplo- Six miles to go and then matic and token economic sanctions against him Sadat said the Arab campaign against him caused him nt concern He also told two interviewers in Cairn that the So- viet Union was behind the "rubbish" at the Tripoli meeting WHAM, they hit wall Leaders of Syria. Libya. Algeria. South Yemen and the Palestinian guerrilla! agreed to form a political and military By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN pancakes or trench toast front against Sadat and to work to move the headquarters ol Bob Zoellick. a Harvard Law School ASBURY PARK - Marathon run- the 21-member Arab League from Cairo, a summit spokes- student, drank two enormous iced Cokes ners call It "hitting the wall" man said. after clocking 2:37 in the race It happens about 20 miles into the 28- Tke meeting, alt* milled In a re com HUilon amang The Jersey Shore Marathon track is mile. 385 yard race—that would be some- a good one. he said, although other run- Paleatbriaa gierrllla grtups aid a kardeilig of Palesllalan where around Long Branch for the 2.050 a»a»ltiin t* peace legollalloit wllk Israel ners found the long flat stretch down runners in yesterday's seventh annual Ocean Avenue from Asbury Park, to Iraq delegates left the Libyan Peoples' Palace Sunday af- Jersey Shore Marathon Sandy Hook and back even more gruel- ter four dayi of wrangling behind closed doors The walkout "You outrun the energy-producing ing than hilly races underlined a long-standing rift between Iraq and Syria, ruled resources of your body—It's as simple as "When you gel to the turnaround, by rival wings of the Baath'Socialist party lhat are split over that." Dave Rosso, a former teacher at tactic* toward Israel. Syria's intervention in Lebanon and its you feel great," Mr Zoellick said. "You Brookdale Community College, ex- know that all you have to do is go back." diversion of the waters of the Euphrates River plained The IraqU have tent out Invitations to an anti-Sadat meet- "That first stretch past all the big "I saw one guy Just in front of me hit houses (in Deal) is really beautiful." he Ing of their own in Baghdad next week, and it was believed the wall today." Mr Rosso, who placed they refuted to Join the Tripoli front because it is likely to be added "But on the way back sixth in the 10 to 40 year old category, re- those lawns start feeling awfully long" lad by Syrian President Hafez Assad called "He was keeping up a good pace, "The Iraqis came to make sabotage." said a spokesman and. all of a sudden, he hit Three steps The last mile is sheer exhibilaration. lor the Salqa Palestinian guerrillas, who are controlled by and he was al a dead halt " many runners said, and the crowds of Syria. He accused the Iraquis of being "pro-Sadat." family, friends, and onlookers thronging A Palestinian official said Iraq first demanded tkal Ike the finish line area around Convention aaeettag re)eel U.N. Security Caiacll resolutions 142 and Related story, pa fie 11 Hall. here, invigorate the approaching M, Ike bails tf noil Arab-Israeli peace efforts slncr Ike runners with their cheering U*7war. "The last six or seven miles are like I think it's almost easier running, Syrian opposition blocked this. The Iraqis then demanded a whole different race." Mr Rosso when you're a woman." 18-year-old Jean that the group declare its intention of creating an anli-Sadai noted "The connecting ligaments and Chodnicki. of Saddle Brook, said. front but leave the actual formation to the proposed Baghdad the tendons get brittle You feel yourself Ms Chodnicki. a student at Monlclair meeting slowing down, and you have to keep tell- State College, finished first of more than In what Palestinian officials said was a slap at Iraq, the ing yourself to relax ' 100 women running yesterday. Palestine Liberation Organization issued a statement pro "The training takes over, and it's as "There aren't that many women run- claiming Its "total condemnation of any party to ihe Tripoli if just the momentum is carrying you. or ning, so everybody, even strangers, are Summit that rejects formation of the front " the forces of inertia. 1 think if you cheering you on." she said, smiling. slopped at that point, you could never She's a cross country runner, but this Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy told an American tele- get started again " was her first marathon try. Yet she vision Interviewer Palestinian leaders will not be satisfied Most of the runners who participated seemed hardly winded as she loped with a state made up of the Israeli-occupied West Bank of the in yesterday's marathon train by running through the finish line at 3:01. and asked Jordan River and the Gaza Strip. from 10 to 20 miles every day for weeks her mother for something cold to drink. latervlewed u ABC's "Issues awl Answers." he said before the race. She was standing just yards from the sick a stale "li, li Ike view af Arafat and all tke Palesll- A big spaghetti dinner beforehand is finish line, chatting with friends, when a alaa leaders, inly a base for them lo continue their traditional, as is a high carbohydrate middle-aged runner appeared from be- draggle f»r Ikelr komeland . . . from Ike Jordan River to breakfast of. perhaps, a double slack ol See Six miles, page 2 Ike sea." Bill Sieben, a winner Jean Chodnicki, a winner Jordan's King Hussein, interviewed on NBC's "Meet the Press," said he may visit Cairo and Damascus in an effort tn bring Arab leaders back together. He said the trip would not take place in the immediate future, but in a later interview with the New York Times, he said he would go to Damascus Shut off water tomorrow to 329 families in the next few days. CBS News reported that the U.S. government "has all but The Monmouth Consoli- decided" to send a high-level delegation to the Middle East Shrewsbury beginning at noon Place. Eastview Avenue east tained at the southbound side Avenue, and William Street. obtain water at the borough this week In an attempt to improve the climate for the confer- dated Water Company will tomorrow. The service shut- of Oceanport Avenue. Fair- ol. the railroad station plaza Potable water can be ob- garage on White Road, off ence Sadat has called in Cairo in mid-December to make shut down water service to a down is scheduled to last 18 view Avenue south of Tinton during the shutoff period tained from trucks stationed Broad Street, near the rail- preparations for a Geneva conference. mile-square area of Little Sil- hours, ending at ii a.m. Place. Garden Road. Maple An emergency "hotline " at the Northside Fire House. road crossing. Water service ver, Tlnton Falls, and Wednesday. Avenue. Oakwood Road. telephone has been set up to Northside Avenue. at the garage will not be af- Approximately 329 families Oceanport Avenue from obtain assistance or trans- In Shrewsbury the following fected by the new water main will be without water in Little Branch Avenue to Parker's portation to the potable water street will be without water valve installation. Silver. 62 in Shrewsbury, and Creek. Ruddy Court. Rumson supply. The number is 747- service during the shutdown: All the streets In Fair 195 in Tinton Falls, according Place. Standish Road. Tinton 5903. Newman Springs Road from Haven, Rumson and Little Sil- lo company spokesmen. The Place east of Oceanport Ave- Restroom facilities at Shrewsbury Avenue to Broad ver will experience reduced shutdown is necessary to per- nue, and Winfield Road Borough Hall and the Fire Street. pressure during the work pe- Yule mit installation of a valve on The borough suggests that House can be used during the Throughout the water cutoff riod, according to company a Branch Avenue water main, residents fill bathtub, pots period of the shutdown. period affected residents may officials. according to the officials and bottles before 10 a.m. on Streets to be without water tour The following streets In Tuesday. A utility water can. in Tinton Falls during the 18 A peek at what ai artist Little Silver will be without to be lined with a plastic gar- hour period beginning at noon did with stencils aid fancy water during the shutoff peri- bage bag. may be obtained at tomorrow: Garden Place, aeedlewtrk Is what vlslUrs The Inside Story od: Bennett Lane, Birch Ave- the fire house. Newman Springs Road from will be dtiag M Monmoilk nue. Branch Avenue. Conover Potable water can be ob- llance Avenue to Shrewsbury Coialy Historical Associ- THE WEATHER ation's "Ckrlslmas In Tke Rain today, ending tonight; partly sunny Cwilry" house loir set for r and windy tomorrow. Complete report on Tkirsday la Ike Holmdei Coma woman' worse page I. Celts Neck area. Tkls Monmouth Historical Association's house tour t ckarmlag room lor two NEW°YORK (AP) - A at Victory Memorial Hospital, fering severe bleeding in her Beauty secrets from the Orient II little girls Is in "Kovenho- comatose pregnant woman described the condition of brain, the pressure of which Sleoeii takes Marathon II vet," kerne of Mr. an) Mrs. has developed pneumomia Rosemarie Mamscalco. 27, choked off blood flow to the Wants rout Cardinals II William Becker, Holmdei. and internal bleeding, and yesterday as "poor, very Interior of the brain. 8 DAILY REGISTER Bill! in IIH. their house Is doctors held little hope thai poor." At her family's request, she Bridge Advice Business 7 PHONE NUMBERS a typical example of early she could be kept alive to "According to slatistics. it is being kept on several life Classified 15-17 Main Office HUM* Dttck arckltecture restored give her 5-monlh-old fetus a has been practically impos- support systems. Doctors said Comics.. | Toll Free 171-MM to Its eriglial beauty by Ike chance to be born. sible to sustain life in a per- they needed to keep her alive mm Per mare about the Crossword Puzzle ... 8 Toll Free Mt-IIM Dr. Thomas LaBarbera. dl- • son in her degree of coma." at least six weeks lo give the lav and Ike lovely komes Editorials i Classified Depl ...S42-I7N rector of the critical care unit LaBarbera said fetus a chance at survival. Ikat will be open lo visit Entertainment. TV 18 Circulation Dept...... 54Z-4MJ Mrs. Mamscalco collapsed Meanwhile, authorities Tkirsday, tin to Lifestyle. Attention Realtors! Horoscope 8 Sports Dept .542-4144 . into a coma Nov. 23 after suf- were investigating reports Don't miss our annual Ho- Lifestyle MMdletown Bureai ...C7I-ZUI See 'Coma woman', page 2 9,11 liday Home Buyer's Guide, New Year's Eve Make A Date 18 Freehold Bureau . ...411-21*1 Sun.. Dec. 11 Deadline Wed.. With Crazy Ilughie. Reserve Crazy llughle Obituaries 4 Long Branch Bureau ..222-MII Di'c. 7. Reserve your space now. Sheraton Inn. Hazlel. Tucs.. Wed.. Wi.. Sat. Shetn- Sports Il-H SUtebouse Bareu MSttt-NU now. Call M2-40OO.' 2M-2400. tnnInn-Hiizlel.2M-24O0. 2 The Daily Register MONDAY DECEMBER I. 1977 Six miles to so and then ... WHAM, they hit the wall ^ est._*.y . t• o- th••.e_ win• --»-•d* ani.n/d4 looisutikr a• mice r**tl (Continued) rubbed aching joints One man was min- Us) September Mr Walsh placed stop on the 59th Street Bndge People hind and scooped her up in a huge hug istered to by a girlfriend, who rubbed his fourth in a marathon in his home town calves as he sal in quiet agony on one of Yesterday s runners were nol driven It was her father. Stan Chodmcki. 47. "I'm goiag to rest up for Boston, PrnMrat Carter has or- the hard bleacher seats in the hall to such extremes; they found solace be- who finished just two minutes behind his now." he said "And I'm going to buy my- dered 68 000 Christmas lie was among the finishers But hind bushes and past the sea wall. champion daughter self a new pair of shoes" cards this year — as many How did he feel beaten by his daugh- ihere were the others, too. who had "hit Most of the runners appeared to be as President Richard M ter on her first time our' the wall" somewhere along the brisk Jeff Altschul. of N Bergen, was reel- as enraptured with the oceanside courae Nixon sent during his "Wonderful'" he maintained "After course, or succumbed to previous in- ing the eHects or the New York City of the Jersey Shore Marathon as they Christmases in the White all. she's my own flesh and " blood ' juries marathon when he gave up on yes- House The front of the Car- were with running itself "I was glad to see ittsort of he added It could be pretty miserable for those terday's course He insisted he was retir- ters' 1177 Chnstmas card thoughtfully "But the competitiveness is whose legs or stamina gave out at the far ing from the marathon business, as of There were a few complaint!: about features a detailed pen-and- still there This Is the first lime she's end of the course from Asbury Park, yesterday the lark of toilet facilities, automobile ink drawing of the south ever beat me at anything " where cars and friends were waiting traffic which vied with the runners on portion of the White House "You know what makes a world Fifty-one year old John Cavanaugh. nf They walked or stood, as they waited Ocean Avenue, and the impossibly long by Harvey Monanty. a J5 class runner"1" he queried, after detailing Connecticut, was stepping lively as he to thumb a Tide in the slow-moving traf- lines in convention hall on which the fin- year-old Atlanta artist and his running and diet training regimen collected his first place trophy fur lhe fic on Ocean Avenue ishers waited to collect their certiricales Carter campaign worker "Chromosomes You've got it or you over-50 age group The brisk, sunny day was 'perfect ' and commemorative tankards. The message and signature, He runs 70 HO miles a week when he's. (or the scantily clad runners, but when don't " engraved in formal script in training and has run three marathons they stopped, the ocean breezes whipped Running through the streets of New Some took offense at the prayer spo- under an embossed presi- since he resumed running seven years nght through the thin running shorts that York In that marathon had posed a prob- ken at the start of the race. dential seal inside, reads. ago virtually all the entrants wore lem for runners seeking a place to go to "With best wishes from our the bathroom, he said, and race officials "It's inappropriate." Andre Hurm a ' As he and his wife strolled out to get a "It's frustrating." Keith Walsh, of family for a Merry Chnst- were loath to allow runners to take self- New York City architect, complained "A good dinner, runners were still straggling Lake Placid. New York, admitted, after mas and a Happy New styled bathroom stops in alleys lot of people don't feel that way " in past the finish line the shooting pain from an old injury Year The President and "They would drag you nght out and Then, a lot of people do Cots were set up in Convention Hall dashed his hopes for this marathon some- Mrs Carter " The Hall- back onto the course if they saw you Like one runner, who. as he panted by the princess and her hus- nol far from the trophy table oh the where near Sandy Hook mark Company of Kansas band, ("apt Mark Phillips, stop." Mr Altschul said across the finish line, silently made the stage, and a handful of runners lay. dat- "You get to the turnaround, and you City, which was selected to to allow the queen to be- sign of the cross on his sweat-soaked ed, cocooned in blankets want to go the distance." he said "But Mr Altschul and about a doj-en New- print the cards, has been stow a title on the baby. York Marathon colleagues, threw mod- chest Some inspected blistered feet Others you just can't run with the pain " making Chnstmas cards for Audrey Whiting reported in presidents since I9M. when the Sunday Mirror The sto- the Eisenhowers started, on ry suggests Princess Anne a more modest scale, what and her husband acted British soldiers has become a White House against the queen's wishes A sale to end Litre runaway elephant tradition Eisenhower or- by letting the press office at (Continued) dered about 1.300 each year the palace know their child The enterprising Kiwams Club of Holmdel supplied with apples, sweet rolls from his friend, Joyce C would not be tilled The coffee, donuts and hot chocolate from a mobile van to land in Bermuda Hall, the Hallmark founder reason is understood to be shivering shoppers PALMDALE. Fla (AP) - Colonel Joe. the 34-ton HAMILTON. Bermuda A dusk-to-dawn curfew re- The Kennedys sent out the parents' desire their son Kiwanis president Edward Walko said he expects to Asian elephant who spent six days clomping through (AP) — British troops armed mained in effect about 2.100 cards each year, should grow up out of the li- raise about 1300 for Kiwanis projects in the municipality South Central Florida's swamps and scrublands, returns with nfles and machine guns Black youths noted and the Johnsons 30.000. the melight and lead as normal during the two weekends that club members volunteer to work tonight after being lured back to captivity with deployed in Bermuda loday hurled fire bombs Thursday. Nixons 60.000 and the Fords a life as possible their time to the fund-raising task Club members arose apples and sweet rolls "I just flew over and dropped ••• fur the first time in nearly 10 Friday and Saturday nights lo 45.000. according to Jean- early to meet the first shoppers, and arrived at the plant those apples and things." said Jim Roberts, a pilot from years, but rioting to protest protest ihe hanging Friday of at 6 30 am. closing shop when the crowd tapered off Moore Haven. Fla who flew circus handlers to the area nette Lee. a Hallmark vice Former Georgia Gov the execution of two blacks yesterday about 3 p m where Colonel Joe was spotted "They said it might calm two Mark lerron.sts conviled president for corporate de- Lester M»ddo\ has opened for political murders already Among Ihe first tn arrive at the plant yesterday were him down ' of murdenng the British gov- a souvenir stall in an At- had ended ernor and his aide, the British lanta flea market to re- three Hazlet women who admitted they came prepared to He was captured quietly yesterday afternoon about 15 British commanders said police chief and two white su- coupe some of his financial spend about 1200 each on Christmas gifts Mrs Joan Sle miles east of this south-central Florida community near The first grandchild of 260 troops had been brought permarket owners in 1972-7} loses Maddox. who says (ami and Mrs Adrienne Watson and a friend who de- Lake Okeechobee He had escaped near here Tuesday af- Queen Elizabeth II remains in from bases in Belize, in They were Bermuda's first he still is more than WOO.OOn clined to give her name were the earliest birds on the ter a circus truck caught fire. Handlers immediately put unnamed 19 days after his Central America, and Eng- executions In 31 years in debt from his election line. the 14 year-old elephant on a truck for Homestead. Fla . birth because of a dispute land to back up the 900 men The reiolers were estimated campaigns for the presiden- The trio were closely followed by Mr and Mrs Jo- where the Circus Vargas is performing He's scheduled to between his mother and of the local police force and lo have done 15 million worth cy, lieutenant government seph Zangara of Lakewood. who spent about $100 yes- perform in his usual starring role tonight, circus officials grandmother, a palace corre- the Bermuda Regiment of damage, but no serious in- spondent said yesterday and governor, is peddling terday on Chnstmas gifts, getting up at 5 15 a m to ar- said The British island colony juries have been reported The boy. who is fifth in the the souvenirs during the rive on the line early For Mr Zangara. an employe of "Thank God its over, let's get home and get the show was calm all day yesterday Three persons including two line of succession lo the regular Saturday and Sun- E R Squibb and Sons, a firm under the same corporate on." said handler Rex Williams "I've got to go to work and only three fire bombs ex- Americans died in a fire al throne, was born to I'rin day flea market days The umbrella as Lanvin. il was a return trip, since he had at- So does he (Colonel Joe) In the circus, nobody gets a ploded last night, in a truck the Southampton Princess Ho- eess Aaie in a London hos- former governor suffered a tended the special "employes only" sale Friday night break and. hell, he's had a vacation out there for six days and a vacant house in Ham- tel Thursday night during the pital Nov IS Sources said heart attack two months only to return for more. and I've been working " ilton and at a reform school 12 first not. but Iherioting an d the delay in naming Anne's ago. but says he is recov- FMr FreeheW Tonnsilp women aave been allcndiag Dunng his jaunt, searchers caught glimpses of the miles outside the city No cas the hotel were seven miles child is due to the refusal ering tke sale f*r four years, aid Ills year came well prepared elephant splashing in natural pools and he was heard ualties were reported apart, and officials said they far a long wait on ike line by brlnglag a wlie battle filled trumpeting at night But he continued In elude capture had been unable to determine wltk BlMdy Mans, celery sticks aad Ire cubes far tke The beginning of Ihe end came when two trackers on "I think the steam has gone yet whether there was any long wait. Far Ike return trip home of about 25 mlaulrs horseback spotted the elephant's tracks and an uprooted out of it." said Police In- Ike qaartel provided Ikemselves witk hot coffee, laced tree spector Allan Lister connection Young sees progress •Ilk peach brawl). Apparently neither the elephant nor Ihe searchers Mrs Jean Monanty. head of the Freehold Township who found him knew quite what tn make of each other Department of Consumer Affairs. Mrs Pal Kondrup. wife But once the animal's regular handlers arrived it was Boarding home operators in human rights push of Mayor Arthur Kondrup. Mrs Bea Abernethy. Freehold simple One of thtm walked up to Colonel Joe. the edge Township GOP Municipal Chairman, and Mrs Helen of his hunger dulled by the apples and sweet robs, put a can easily bypass state PARAMUS (AP) - Egyp- ing that Great Bhtian is our Clark, all agreed that their shopping spree would include chain around a leg and led him into the wailing truck homes tian President Anwar Sadat's main ally in the world teachers'gifts and Chnstmas gifts as well as some per- TRENTON (AP) - Board He called for frequent and visit to Israel created a "psy- Young was speaking in re- sonal items for themselves ing home operators often can stringent inspections of chological breakthrough" sponse to a question raised Mr and Mrs William Schlnsser. rose at > am from bypass stale Health Depart- boarding homes and hotels which could not have been ac- about alleged British torture their East Northport. Long Island home to arrive early at ment licensing regulations by that house older people and complished through normal of citizens in Northern Ire- the plant Both have come together lo the sale for four Says third of RonR signs registenng their homes with diplomatic means, said An- mental patients who are re- land at a forum sponsored by years, and Mrs Schlosser said she spends about $100 at Ihe Department of Commu- drew Young. US Ambassa- turning to the community Rep Andrew Maguire. D- each sale Mrs Schlosser is employed by I.anvin-Charles nity Affairs as multiple-dwell- dor to the I'nited Nations N.J.. at Bergen Community prove to be unnecessary from a state Institution. of the Ritz in their New York office, in the customer ser- ing units College. TRENTON (AP) - About "We have been notifying Sen Angelo Erricheltl. D- Young called the trip "a vices departments, and wouldn't miss the Christmas sale "In most cases, we don't one-third of 2.170 local bans county and municipal officials Camden. was to meet Dec 12 bold venture " but said the Young told the audience despite employe specials offered throughout the year know they are operating board on right turns at red lights of our findings during the with state and local officials United States must not "get there has been "some degree For bachelor Joseph Salerno, a member of Ihe Old ing homes until inspection are unnecessary, according to past six weeks." said David to discuss boarding home caught up in the glamour" of of success" with the Ameri- Bndge Board of Education, the sale is an opportune lime time." said a community af- a survey conducted by the Gwynn. chief engineer in the laws the event Routine diplomatic can human rights program to shop for gifts for his nieces and "lady friends " Last fairs spokesman "And our state Department of Trans- DOT "We will analyze their "We have lo take a lough efforts must continue in order "We're beginning to see year. Mr. Salerno spent about J50. and was prepared to regulations also don't require portation replies and if we still feel the stand." he said, adding that to secure a lasting peace in things happen." he said. spend a similar amount this year our inspectors lo go in and he wanted to "lake Ihe lead " the Middle East, he said here "When I visited Haiti recently The department said 754 signs are unnecessary we will question persons living in Mrs Marian Daino pf Highlands, works an early shift in developing effective, strong yesterday with a list of political prison- signs prohibiting the right direct them to take them multiple-dwelling units" at Bendix in Eatontown. so she said it wasn't hard for local ordinances for the li- ers provided by Amnesty In- her to get up at 6 am yesterday to arrive at the plant by turns alred light s should be down" Buildings registered as mul- The former Congressman ternational — instead of censing of boarding homes 6:50 am. However. Mrs Daino was forced to miss removed Righl turns on red He said that if the local tiple-dwelling units are in- said the United States has throwing me out of his office "We want the operators of church services in order to be on the line should be permitted at speci- government still refused to spected once every five "tended to pamper" the - President Jean-Claude Du- homes that are operating on a Also missing church yesterday were three Freehold fied times at 105 additional in- remove the sign, the state years, compared to Ihe once- United Kingdom on the issue valier and I had a long talk " slipshod basis to know there women, who had to leave their home at 7:30 to be among tersections. the department would rescind its original au- ay ear inspections of boarding of human rights is going to be an all-out war The prisoners were even- the early birds Mrs. Emily Schanck. made her first trip said thorization. making the sign homes licensed by the health "Maybe (hat's wrong, but against this type of estab- tually released and exiled to the sale accompanied by friends Mrs Helen Pitt, and The survey concluded that illegal department. it's our policy.' he said, not- from the island, he said lishment." he said Mrs. Vera Emmons. who agreed that the Christmas sale more than half Ihe restric- A aimmons issued to a mo- Boarding homes housing was worth waiting for. tions in Essex. Bergen. Ocean torts) who went through an il- less than five persons do nol Although Mrs Dina Wilson of Mlddletown. has lo con- and Passaic counties were un- , legal sign probably would nol require a license, Police quizzing the mother tend with arthritis, she brought a folding tripod chair lo necessary, said Norman oajtftp in court. Gwynn said Since June, nine persons rest on during the long wait Mrs Wilson said she spent Deitch. a DOT engineer. Tbf stale'sright-on-red la w have been killed in boarding of abandoned 3-year-old $60 at the sale the first year she came here and $40 last Deitch said Ihe department became effective Jan 2 State home fires in Camden and iv,nil OFFSET year has recommended the remov- Department of Energy offi- Sea Bright ELIZABETH (AP) - Po- state social workers ques- "The first time you kind of go hog wild so you buy al of 20S of 443 no turn on red rials have estimated that 5 Sen. John Fay. D-Middle- XEROX COPIES lice were to conlinue ques- tioned the woman everything. This year I'm going to be sensible1." she signs in Bergen. 121 of 156 in million gallons of gasoline sex. says as many as 8.000 tioning today the mother of a The child was tentatively pledged. Ocean and 145 of 244 in Pas- would be saved annually by persons are living in 203 li- INSTANT 3-year-old girl found wander- identified as Stephanie Hatch Bin? Rubin, of Fords, dressed In a red tennis warm- saic the law. censed shelter care facilities ing the city streets here in of Elizabeth ap silt was accompanied by his neighbor Joseph Sabrln. in Ihe state. "But nobody PRINTING her socks and pajamas The toddler, who had an- Both men said they were substituting for their wives who ? knows how many unlicensed Friday swered to the name of Chris were home In bed and would purchase fragrances for Coma woman' homes there may be operating While You wait (Continued) in the state." he said. The girl's mother. Shirley when questioned by police, their secretaries. At 9 a.m., while walling on line. Ike two come to Ihe district at- Fay. chairman of the state Hatch, was found in Shunk. was found at 2 a.m. Friday by men said they would remain only until II a.m.. bul by from various sources that torney's office today for ques- "''wolf press me Nursing Home Study Commis- Pa . Sunday and was brought three men in a Hispanic MM they were leaving tke plant! loaded down with gift Mrs Maniscalco was repea- tioning 170 Itormoott. Strati sion, says officials are aware back to this Union County neighborhood of shops and parrkases. tedly beaten by her husband One of the reports about the (tad tank, 74M3S0 of the "terrible gap" in the community where police and apartments, police said Mrs. Maggie Handrik of Holmdel. who lives within Her husband. John, denied alleged beatings came from The girl, who was found to minutes of the factory, said she leaped nut of bed at K .10 any violence against his wife LaBarbera. who said Ihe mat- laws governing nursing be in good health, was staying am and tumped into her clothes lo arrive on Ihe line. except for a fight last July in ter was referred to the dis- Coal strike tonight at the Dube Shelter in BIT "My husband is waiting for me al home." Mrs Hand- which he said he and his wife trict attorney after "rumors WASHINGTON (AP)-The kely Heights, police said nk said, laughingly "He thinks III be back by II a m." blackened each other's eyes. around the emergency room ' United Mine Workers union is Police declined to say how For five nuns, of Ihe Felician Sisters, however, the Assistant Brooklyn District He said, however, that he AFTER A DAY LIKE TODAY ready to call its 10th stnke in they found the girl's mother trip here was a disappointment When they learned that Attorney Ronald Aiello asked did not* believe the woman's YOU'VE EARNED IT! 40 years at midnight, even as or whether she would be they would have to wait four hours in line before making Maniscalco and his wife's condition resulted from a negotiators continued meeting charged with abandonment their Christmas purchases, they returned home mother and stepfather to beating, but that it was into the final hours of the cur- The stale Division of Youth caused by a spontaneous in The Attitude rent contract. Representa- and Family Services may go temal hemorrhage The Ma- tives of the union and Bitu- to court to oblain legal cus- Weather: Rain., then windy niscalco family physican. Dr Adjustment Period minous Coal Operators Asso- tody of the child because of W.P Tyschenko. agreed, and ciation met across the table the unusual circumstances in- In Fair Haven, yesterday's peratures are 45 to 50 Ex- airtq / 0 in pius t> |i ••! iiit iiirjn m* a" the doctors reported their •LIBERAL LIBATIONS. ••father lor neit Jl nou pi rtod for several hours Sunday be- volved. Bruce Brod. an high temperature was 43 aad tended outlook Wednesday opinions lo the district at- 11 1 ", •, I 1 hrs •GRATIS GOURMET HOR D' OEUVRES fore recessing the talks until agency social worker, said Ike law. M degrees. II was U through Friday: Fair and Station ft H L H L P torney morning Albany H 1/ IN 76 1 •CONVIVIAL COMPANIONSHIP Saturday. al I p.m. aad tke overnight cold Wednesday and Amor •< la IX Jl iSJ M low was 31. Today's (:N a.m. Atntvillr M in H 4j ; Thursday, chance of snow Allonlo frj i\ '0 M Did hijackers •SOOTHING SCENIC SURROUNDINGS temperature was 37. There Friday. Lows mid 20s to near B"ni»iHjrKjni u U /1 ft) Bitrnorcfc in )?b Kit) IB Mg •SUPERIOR SERVICE The Daily Register was M precipitation In tke 24 30 Wednesday, upper teens to Bone 0d 1J 1/ SI M crash airliner? Btn'Dn 40 Jl JJ JS 1 h»«rs eidliR at i:ll a.m. mid 20s Thursday and low to HlpltiMi) 17 II rt JOHORE BHARU. Ma- Burlingtofi ctl in 1? n1; 1> \ Uday. mid 20s Friday Highs mid 30s Chorifiion SC It H n so laysia (AP) — Investigators EVERY WORKING DAY 5-6=30 The Sunday Register Charlolip rn 67 M M s? are trying lo determine Rain today, ending tonight Wednesday and Thursday and Chicago M 76 IJ 16 PuOHSheti by The Red Bonk Register followed by partial clearing. • mid to upper 30s Friday Cinctnnoli 1? J3 jl Jl . whether the hijackers of a EstoWlined In ll'l bv John H Cooh and Henry Cloy Cleveland u M 17 71 partly sunny and windy to- CQlumDu* M H n Malaysian airliner caused the Mom Office TIDES Denver 10 ?S 3S De*Moin*s 71 II crash in which all 100 persons Ont Remitter Plato Shrewsbury, N J OM0I morrow. Highs today and to- Sandy Hook IK 11 it 1 Detroit 1; It U 70 aboard died, and whether the iflollp Jitttjtr Branch Offices morrow 45-50 or about H eel- TOMORROW - High .1:24 Duluth HI II 'IS 16 Mb 17* Rl IS. Mtddletown, N J 0/741 Honolulu HI 6S 17 M hijackers were Japanese ter- Monmout" County Courthouse. Freehold, N J 0771* sius. lows tonight 35-40. Wind a.m. and 3:40 p.m. and low Houston PC u M H 61 77f Broodwoy. Long Branch. N J 0/7M east to northeast 10-20 mph Irtduinu pOl(S 1't u IU •71 rorists. Sratehoute Trenton. N J 0UIS 9:47 a.m. and 10:04 p.m. Jacksonville cd n \l H JJ Inn this morning, becoming east Kotwn City \n 78 }! >' /• One witness to the crash Member of the Associated Prtti Thr Associated Prni is entitled For Red Bank and Rumson Lot Angola fr 1) SI 11 SO eiclusively to the me of oit the loco) newt printed >n the newtpope' as to southeast 15-30 mph with bridge, add two hours: Sea Louisville 39 JS Jl last night said the twin-jet men OS on AP news and O'Spotcnes rn a Si M 747-2500 higher gusts this afternoon Bright, deduct 10 minutes: MIIHTII BfOffi P< B 10 19 6»9 •1 Boeing 737 wobbled unsteadily, Milwaukee Ml in n JV 17 and early tonight then west- Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Minn SI Pnul cd [f 10 11 0> rose slightly, then started erly at same speeds late NewOrlpa.iv IK 75 M »y 6S down and exploded. Wreck- lit.35. Red Bonk, N.J. Second Clews potioo* poid ot Red Bonk. N 1 07701 ond ot Middle utes; Highlands bridge, add New YOfh fl H il PhilawlpMo rn hin |] town. N J 07741 PuWlshed Sundov th'owgn Friday Moil subscriptions tonight Precipitation probabi- 40 minutes. 11 n age, dismembered bodies, poyotrie in odvonce San Antonio fl 19 u u PS. DINNER AFTER IF YOU'VE lity, near 100 per cent loday Son Francisco cd u so 61 » clothing and debris were scat- Term Doily Sunday Daily and Seal tie rn 13 ,1? M WASHINGTON (API - Notional tered over a square mile of Only Only Sunday ' and early tonight, decreasing Waililnglon rn M J« M *7 ADJUSTED TO IT One Yeor US 00 IIS 00 ISO 00 yVeofner Service rr-nort ot mOiimuitl WEATHER d cieo Home delivery by Carrier — Doily ond Sunday 90 cents a Meek. to 20 per curt late tonight and temperatures tor 17 houl pet'Od. mm MY; cdcloudy swamp north of the Johure Sunday only IS cents * imutn lemperoiurps loi i! rtoui permit pc partly cloudy. fr iin- MI snow, r tomorrow Ocean water tem- rain, M muting Strait and Singapore Single copy at Counter - Doily IS centi, Sunday 71 cent! ond precipitation tor /J hour period en SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY. DECEMBER 5. I9f7 Selecting the right book for your favorite enemy

taMa'i Wilier B**k some suggested gift titles for the greats and the near- and here's mud in your eye. too. feller. By HUGH A MULLIGAN greats, and perhaps some ingrates; "THE WOMAN WARRIOR" Maxine Hong Km^ton "DREAMS DIE FIRST" Harold Hobbins - to Olym- - from Bella Abzug to Anita Bryant, or vice versa NEW YORK (AP) - Al this frantic, lestive season pic decathlon champion Bruce Jenner from the San Fran- "ALL MY SINS REMEMBERED" Joe Haldemin - the Chriatmu book Usls and big display ads from ihe cisco DA. with the Inscription, "sending back your copy to John Dean from Richard M Nixon puNlahers add further bulk lu our dally newspaper and of 'You Are What You Eat.' " "ANSWERED PRAYERS" Truman Capote - io fcd remind us that the time has come to browse the shelves "The Emisarry" Ruth Bondy — to Walter Cronkite ward Koch, winner of the New York City's mayor I n» and choow the right book for the right person on our gift from Anwar Sadat and Menahem Begin, gratefully In- from runoff loser Mario Cuomo, inscribed with Ihv lull ttfL scribed "For Peace on Earth. There's No Time Like quote of St Terasa of Avila: "There are more \mn ifced over prayers that are answered than unanswered pray- Not )ust any book will do If one expects to make an aisles at Scribner's, Duubleday's and Barnes 4 Noble. Prime Time." * ers." Imprint on the flyleaf of time without doing Irreparable where Santa's hornrimmed gnomes (all NYU and Colum- "THE COMPLETE BOOK OF RUNNING" James F. damage to time payments. bia PtiDs) dash about with ladders, stacks of books and Flu - To Gerald Ford from Dave Broder. Walter Mears "LANCELOT" Walker Percy - To columnist Wil- "The Book of Kells," a coffee table daztler at some- quotable quips from the critics to keep up with the and the rest of the boys in the bus liam Satire, who lanced Lance a lot. from the banking where in the neighborhood of fts, could be Just the thing Christmas demand "THE THORN BIRDS" Colleen McC'ullough - to Hil- crowd down to Calhoun. Ga tar a dowager aunt In the process of revising her will. For the busy world leader, celebrity or board chair- ly Martin and Reggie Jackson from Yankee owner "LOOKING OUT KIR NUMBER ONE' taken I "Living It the Beat Revenge." in paperback, might be person who doesn't have time to grapple with the cata- George Stelnbrenner Ringer - to Billy Carter, along with a case of his um n more appropriate. logues or spend a noontime In bookish banter with the "THE HONORABLE SCHOOLBOY" John le Carre - lubhous suds, from kid brothers everywhere who bclicvo "Every age bath its book," says the Koran, itself an sales staff, this column has turned loose its vast comput- To Steve Cauthen from the grateful faithful at belmont's in trying harder. Avis like, in the family sweepstiki-. all time best seller erized resources and assembled a list of appropriate gilt 12 window. "THE POSSIBLE DREAM" Charles Paul Conn - Tn The trouble la this age hath thousands upon thou- volumes "I'LL LOVE YOU WHEN YOU RE MORE LIKE California Gov Jerry Brown from his campaign Hal) uptM tandt, Judging from Ihe pyramids of titles clogging the Here, with the author's name in parenthesis, are ME" ME Kerr — from Gore Vldal lu Norman Mailer. seeing the latest Carter popularity poll Americans favor drastic action against terrorists •y LOUIS HARRIS — By W-5 percent, Ameri- — By 7H-I1 percent, a ma- hijackers something entirely new and rape situation It is apparent ities generally favor making feel the system is totally m Terrorism Is viewed as a cans would like to see "each jority would also favor "all — By 55-29 percent. Ameri- the participating nations that a majority feels that ter no concessions to the terror just " very serious world problem country develop special airline service being cut off lu cans would also support the would have to give up some rorism also fits the classifica- ists When an act of terrorism — 68 percent believe tha by M percent of Americans teams of commandos who are and from any country which organization of a "special of their own sovereignty in tion of a heinous crime takes place, however, the "as in Germany. yimni» nftll and a very serious domestic experts at capturing terror- allows terrorists to use thai world police force which order to alluw Ihe force to — By 51-31 percent, a ma- public tends to divide much cals feel their cause tan ••> I problem by W percent. ists while saving the lives of country as a base of training would operate in any country work effectively. . jority also favors "countries more closely on the subject achieve attention by coin According to a recent Har- hostages." The West German or operations, or which glvM of the world and which would — By 55-J1 percent, people refusing tn make any con- Americans see a wide vari miltinp, acts of terrorism " ris Survey of I.4M adults na government used such a team refuge to terrorist! or lets investigate terrorist groups, would fin or a law providing cessions to terrorist!, such as ety of causes that have stnnu — A lesser 54 percent (eel lionwide. Americans favor of commandos in liberating them go free" The Airline Pi- arrest them, and put their that "all those caught com- paying ransoms or freeing lated the growth of tetrortsm that a major cause of terror decisive and even drastic the hostages In the recent hi- lots Association is a strong leaders and members in mitting acts of terror should other lerrorMi 'rum prison, In recent years ism is that "rari.il and fell measures In dealing with t«r- jacking of a Lufthansa air- advocate of sanctions against death " Such an international be convicted and given the even If this im;ins people who — 7fl percent feel that a ma flWS minorities IW HIMl racists: plane. countries that give refuge to force, of course, would be death penalty." Currently, a are kidnapped ur held hustage jor cause is that "acts of ter cause ran only he brought to majority of people In this end up being killed by the ter- rorism receive so much cov- attention through 1st POi country favors the death pen- rorists." This Is the key deci- erage in the news that this acts." alty for those who commit sion that each government encourages terrorists to fur- It is clear that people fwl Middletown gets certain heinous crimes, such has had to make whenever ther acts of terror." that aclsol terrorism an' i •<< as cases involving murder of terrorists have taken people — 76 percent believe ,t hat ried out by radicals whe are a police officer, killing in a hostage Other polls in other "terrorism is growing in theprimarily seeking attention liquor issue okay kidnapping, or killing in a countries indicate that major- world because the countries for their cause However, of the world have been too Americans are alsiM nvinced FREEHOLD - Middletown cannot be sold in the locker soft in dealing with terror- that If the temnists did nn1 Township Committee can pro- rooms, kitchen and the like ists." receive this attention ind i1 ceed with its plans to consid- The township has not tried 2 juveniles arrested — 70 percent feel that "ter- they were dealt wittt nVtrt er whether It should restrict to slop the club from serving rorism has always been the velv. then UMTOTiflil CotlM be Ihe Four Lake Golf Club Inc . liquor In Ihe cocktail, restau- MONMOUTH BEACH - Tinton Kails, where Detective weapon used by radicals whu brought under control Middlelown-Llncroft Road. rant and bar areas of the Items allegedly stolen from Bgt William Seufferi is In- Middletown, from serving li club, he said. homes at 2B River Ave., 5 vestigating otflcer, q«or In a portion of its prem- Judge I jne said the respon- Riverdale Aviv, and IB Beach The entries here allegedly ises that Ihe township main- sibility for enforcing liquor Hoad Were recovered liy po- look place during daylight WOOD BURNING tains was changed without laws rests with a governing lice following Ihe arrest of hours Wednesday. The juven- BUILl IN BY PREWAY proper municipal permits body and that the "liquor two 15-year-old Juveniles from iles, whe were released In the INSI ALL ALMOST ANYWHI MF Superior Court Judge Mer business must be carefully I .nni- llranch custody of Ihcir parents pend- ZERO CLEARANCE rttt Lane Jr. last Friday dis- .scmtiniM-d " The discretion Patrolman Peter Lang, ing appearances In Juvenile solved a temporary court or- of a governing body Is given head of the Investigation court, were arrested M»36-42 ,.o»'279.95 der which had blocked the wide latitude, he said here, says the juveniles have Thursday Township Committee from Under state law a liquor li- also been charged with break- I'atroiman Lang says the considering a resolution last cense cannot be suspended ing, entry, and larceny in recovered Items include cam- MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER Nov t which would have, if without giving the party five West U>ng Branch, where De- eras, coin collections, money, 777 SHREWSBURY AVI. SHREWSBURY passed, disallowed (he club days notice and a reasonable tective John Dcmaree is in- and men's and women's jew- from serving liquor in Its opportunity to be heard. saM vestigating officer, and In elrv S 747-5220 meeting room which formerly Judge [jot A license to sell hid been ihe club's locker liquor Is a temporary permit subject to maximum munici- The club, represented by pal regulation, said the Judge, James G Lepis of Jersey adding that the only limita- City, urged the court to con- tion on a municipality Is that tinue the court order, main- its action should not be arbi- Welcome taining that the liquor license trary and it should not deny due process the dub has was for the en- BAGFUL OF DREAMS — Holly Mortensen, age 9, to lire premises He also main- The governing body can left, and sister Heidi. 11. toted a bog containing tained that the building has conduct a hearing to deter- $423.50 in pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters, to The Club not been expanded by the mine if the club should be the new Shrewsbury State Bank, off Prospect Ave- conversion of the locker room sanctioned but that the gov- nue, Little Silver, for Its grand opening Saturday. into the meeting room erning body must comply Throwing a watchful eye towards the girls, who that The club had done some in- with the notice requirements, hope to use the money for a cruise with their par- terior redecorating of the he said. ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mortensen, are, rear, left pay clubhouse under a building In dismissing the legal ac- to right, Mayor Anthony T. Bruno, G. Stephen In- permit. II then redecorated tion, the Judge said the dub gram, bonk board chairman, John Kay, bank pres- a the locker room. Middletown must exhaust its adminis- ident, and David W. Wltterschein, an assistant vice maintains that the permit did trative remedies before Ihe president and the new branch's manager. not cover this work. governing body Mr. Lepis maintained that MARGARET PWIDRIC it would be detrimental to the OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY 8 AM to 9 PM Ocean Township club's business reputation if the township were allowed to limit its liquor license Patrick D. Hcaly, township YOUR attorney, argued that the township has a right to con- trol the liquor licenses it is- Christmas Store sues. He maintained thai al- though the license said it cov- ered the entire premises, Ihe RIVAL #3100 interest use Is limited and that liquor 0FF Rate hike 0/ CROCK POT seen for W ON

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MANALAPAN - Marlboro Councilman Hyman Gross- REVEREWARE man said he expects Western listen Moninouth Utilities Authority (WMUA) rates to go up $100 from the current rate of $1]8. CORELLE Both Lawrence Grossman, chairman of the WMUA and SETS Louis Gam. WMUA auditor, Christmas denied that there would be a rate increase. New The comment was made at CORNING SETS a special meeting of Ihe PYREX' Belles! WMUA when Friday night the WMUA adopted a resolution WARE approving Its prospectus for a GLASSWARE SETS Souffle Dish Open your CHRISTMAS or bond Issue of up to $24.5 mil- «7«2 RIVAL - ELECTRIC lion, to be Introduced at the Authority's next meeting. CAN OPENER CHANUKAH CLUB now! The prospectus delineated wWi hnhrt ihirptrwr all of the obligations which REG. ...and have your Merriest Christmas ever in 1978! the Authority has to Its trustee and bond holders. 13.91 The bond Issue'will provide funds for the sewering of 450 REG. 6.9B • MIRRO 1 Quart Size homes in the Morganvlllc sec- COOKIE rss REG «50 tion of Marlboro, for nitrifica- 6.98 O CENTRAL JERSEY BANK tion and for other projects proposed by the Authority. Yellow Only TF«_rerr COMPANV A new trustee for the Au- lUwlty will be named on Dec. MEMBER FWC !3. The present trustee Is the 32 BROAD ST. National Bank of North. 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU • MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION Amenca. 4 TheDfcMyRe^jfcser SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY DECEMBERS 1977 Charles R. Carharl ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS •"""""""" »•'••••»»»"» Mrs. John C.offev - Charles R Carhart. 77. ofHazlet zone ban invalidated It8 Wesley Ave died yes KEYPORT - Mrs Manon terday in Riverview Hospital. The court's ruling came on G Coffey. 73. of 8 Locust FREEHOLD - Hazlet's The judge held that no plan menl unreasonable. Red Bank a million by Louis Manfra Sr . Obituaries Grove Park died Saturday in amendment to its interim zon ning whatsoever supported Concerning the township's Louis Manfra Jr. and'Frank Bayshore Community llnspi Mr. Carhart was born in ing ordinance which bans the March 2} amendment to zoning ordinance amendment IHHUHUIIUIIIIHIIIIUIIIIMIIItlUIHIIIIIIIHllllllUIIHIIIlMllltUMimilUIII Del Re. all uf Irvington, who tal. Holmdel Middletown and lived there multi-family housing in the Ihe ordinance, ruling that Ihe adopted last August to permit own prupi'rty akwg Rl. Si in most of his life township was declared invalid Township Committee's failure construction of senior citlien John J. kinsella Mrs. Mav Fredrick* Mrs Coffey was born in Hazlet which hat been re- Surviving are his widow. as being unreasonable by Su- to have any planning studies high rise housing. Judge Lane Newark and moved to this Mfd H'l' "I Ihelr property KEANSBURG - John J RUMSON - Mrs May Mrs Joetta V Carhart of perior Court Judge Merrill conducted to support this said that this "cannot satisfy area from Newark 35 years is in Ihe business tone and Kinsftla Sr, 83. of I Church Fredncks. 87. of 12 North ago Union Beach; a son, Lowell LaneJr change renders the amend Hazlet's burden of meeting R. Carhart of Union Beach, the regional housing needs for half in the residential tone St died Saturday in the home Park Ave . died yesterday at She was a charter member three daughters. Mrs Henry varied housing and will mil be Judge Lane dismissed * of one of his sons. John J Riverview Hospital. Red of Amencan Legion Post 321 Feiling. here. Mrs William tolerated" where it contrib- niunl in Ihelr legal action KinstUa Jr. Holmdel Bank of Union Beach, a member of Eustace ol Long Branch, and utes to the overall pattern of which sought compensatory Mr Kinsella was born in Mrs Fredncks was born in the Bayshore Chapter of the Cops win erasure and punitive damages from Miss Gloria Carhart of Eaton exclusion in the municipality Brooklyn and lived in Ireland Warsaw. Poland and lived in Gold Star Mothers, and a town; a sister. Mrs Lillian ll.t/lcl Township Committee for several years He owned a New York City for many member of St Mans Episco- The multi-family housing Lamberson of Union Beach; members variety of businesses during a years before moving here in pal Church, here /ones that had been in the 1172 IS grandchildren, and two The judge held that it could 5*-year career The business- Surviving are her husband. of arrest records zoning ordinance were elinn great-grandchildren not be said that the officials es, all here, included a coal Her husband. John Fred- John J Coffey. three daugh- nated in response to public FREEHOLD - Three There were no objections to acted with actual malice or and ice company, an auto neks, died in IM9 ters. Mrs. Dorothy Monohan The Bedle Funeral Home. opposition, said the judge Keansburg police officers who the expungemenU. misconduct, adding thai some supply and repair business, She was a communicant of of Union Beach. Mrs Ruth Keyport. is in charge of ar- The provision for the senior were cleared of criminal The three police officers uf them fell that II was their and a miniature railroad con- Holy Cross Roman Catholic Parts of Huntington Beach. rangements CttiM high nse was added In charges have been granted wore among six Keansburg duty in obey Ihe dictate! of cession Church, here Calif. and Mrs Marlene Gal- Ihe ordinance because of pub- court approval to have their police officers who had been tin' I'lt'ctorate He was a charter member Surviving are her daughter. vin of Hazlet; a brother. lic sympathy he said raneis Reamer Sr. arrests removed from official indicted on charges that arose The fact that Ihe action and former treasurer of Bay- Mrs. Jane Rumolo. with Charles Lentz of Hazlet. a An interim zoning ordi MIDDLETOWN - Francis records from an armed robbery Aug was exclusionary does not snore Council 2858. Knights of whom she lived, and three sister. Mrs Ruth Scherr of nance must bo reasonable Reamer Sr. 67. ol 99 Shore- The petitions for ex- 1. 1974 in which an unknown mean willful misconduct." Columbus, and a member of grandchildren Lake Hopatcong; 10 grand- within the context of the en- land Terrace, died Saturday pungement had been filed by man stole a handbag alle- said the judge the Fourth Degree Bishop The John E Day Funeral children, and II great-grand- tire land use act. said the in Riverview Hospital. Red Patrolmen David Lyons gedly containing M.97H from McFill Council. Asbury Park Home. Red Bank, is in charge children judge, adding that a munici- Bank James Beatty Jr and Joseph Ann Jefferson I'rban. owner In addition. Mr Kinsella of the arrangements pality is not prccludril from The Laurel Funeral Home. Monica of a boardwalk donut stand was a charter member of the Mr Reamer was born in amending an interim ordi- West Keansburg. is in charge Mr Beatty and Mr Lyons Keansburg Democratic Club Scranton. Pa . and lived in nance as long as the ordi- Mrs. Marion Dark of arrangements had been acquitted by a jury After the handbag had been and Ihe Keansburg Ancient this area for 12 years nance remains reasonable FREEHOLD - Mrs Mar of charges of larceny and recovered from under a Order of Hibernians. He was He retired from Monmouth •on Heckman Dark. 74. of misconduct in office The parked car and inventories by a Democratic district leader Mrs. Gary Penta Part Jockey Club. Oceanport. police, it contained 11.082 20 Spring Street, died Saturday where he was a maintenance same charges against Mr and active in politics for more LONG BRANCH - Mrs Or- During the trial, the state at Deaconess Hospital, Great worker (or 27 years. He was a Monica were dismissed by the than 31 years tensia (Nettie) Penta'of 7(2 charged that no one except Falls. Mont member ol Teamsters Local tnal judge after Ihe patrol- Mr. Kinsella started the Hoey Ave died yesterday in police had an opportunity to Mrs Dark was bom in Red 472. Newark man was severed from the ,first youth boxing program Monmouth Medical Center remove the allegedly missing Bank, the daughter of William Surviving are his widow. tnal of Ihe other defendants here, and was a communicant money The defense, how- and Ada Pernne Heckman Mrs Penta was born in Mrs Eleanor Reamer: a son. in the case. of St Ann's Roman Catholic ever, contended that the mon- and lived here for about half Brooklyn and lived here since Francis Reamer Jr of Sha- Under state law. a person Church and a charter mem- ey could have been taken by a century 1929 mong; a daughter. Mrs. Do- who has bren arrested and ber of the church Holy Name the armed robber or by any She was a member of the She was a former teacher rothy Smith of Farmmgdalf. later cleared may have his Society one of many people who were First Baptist Church of Free- at the Seashore Day Camp and six grandchildren arrest record expunged from Surviving are three other with Ms Jefferson that day. hold, a 50 year member of the and Nursery School She The John J Ryan Home for the official records After an sons. Thomas Kinsella of All six of the police officers Molly Pitcher Chapter US. taught there for 17 years She Funerals, here, is in charge expungement. Ihe inilial Pemberton. Joseph E. Kin- Order of the Eastern Star, was a member of Our Lady records are deemed la have had been cleared of the of arrangements. *1« AT MAADWAM tTOHM sella. here, and William P and Ihe Freehold Women's Star of the Sea Roman Cah- not occurred charges KinstUa of Denver. Colo.: a Club thotic Church, here daughter. Mrs. Mary E Lang Her husband. George F Surviving are her husband. of Hailet; three brothers. Ed- Dart, died in 1973 Gary M Penra; a son. Gary ward Kinsella of Jensen Surviving are two daugh- A Penta of Ocean Township; Beach. Fla.. Patrick J. Kin- ters. Mrs. Sheila Bason of a daughter. Mrs Rosemary sella of Union, and Adrian Great Falls. Mont. and Mrs F Lafy, here; a brother. Jo- Kinsella of Harrison; three Audrey Voight of Pt Pleas- seph Antonucci. here; three sisters. Mrs. Kathleen Bald of ant; and nine grandchildren sisters. Mrs Anna Marotta of Dover. Mrs. Mary C. Mahar The Higgms Memorial Farmingdale. Mrs Millie Fe- of East Orange, and Mrs. Home is in charge of the ar- rigno. here, and Mrs Philo- Josephine Kinsella of Jersey rangements mena Schwacke of Ocean Attention City; 18 grandchildren, and Township two great-grandchildren The Damiano Funeral The John J Ryan Home for Mr-. Pearl White Home. here, is in charge ol Funerals, here, is in charge BELFORD - Funeral ser- arrangements of arrangements vices have been arranged for Frank J. Morgan Mrs Nina Pearl White. 88. all you 4% and 5% losers! who died Saturday in the KEANSBURG - Frank J King James Nursing Home. Morgan, 59. of 41 Pineview Middletown Ave. died yesterday in Riv- Mrs White lived at 152 Come on in and let us tell you how much erview Hospital. Red Bank Main St. She was the widow Mr. Morgan was born in of Clifford F White who died Perth Amboy and lived there in 1930. (or how little) interest you are really most of his life. He moved Her middle name was inad- here six years ago vertently omitted from an For 35 years he worked as a obituary which appearedjn Mf 11, im - MQMB S, 1*74 getting on your Regular Passbook Savings. laborer, and retired nine yesterday's editions of the The moon never beams years ago. He was a member Sunday Register. without bringing me dreams of the Laborers and Hod Car- The Scott Funeral Home is and trie stars never rise riers Union of Perth Amboy. in charge of arrangements I don I leef your bright eyes Local 71 Mr Morgan was a former member of St. Peter's Episco- pal Church, Perth Amboy, and a member of St. Mark's REDUCE. Episcopal Church, here, at the time of his death. SHAPE UP . Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Ella B. Morgan; a son. Edward Morgan, and two daughters. Mrs. Lillian An- CELEBRATE derson and Mrs. Loretta with us for the holidays Lacko. all of Middletown; his mother. Mrs. Edna Morgan of Register now ... Receive 1 mo. free Freehold; four brothers. Wil Ham Morgan of Hopeown, plus your choice of exciting gifts George Morgan of South Am boy, Robert Morgan of Sayre- • Rapid Reducing ville. and James Morgan of Fords; two sisters. Mrs. Do- • Spot Reducing rothy Bauman of Norfolk. • Super Fitness Va . and Mrs Marie Wedko of • Nutrition Cour»e» Matawan. and eight grand- • Body Building children • Personal Supervision Theirs Theirs OURS The John F. Pfleger Funer- al Home, New Monmouth. is in charge of arrangements

Harry V rt eland Which one do you have? LEONARDO - Harry Vree- land. 75, of 1 Monmouth Ave. Believe it or not, the fact is many Jersey depositors (maybe died yesterday in the John L. YES! Provident does have Montgomery Medical Home. you) keep millions of dollars in commercial bank regular Freehold. passbook savings accounts still paying only 4% to 5% a CHECKING ACCOUNTS Mr. Vreeland was born in Personal and Business Belleville, lived in Newark for year in interest. most of his life, and moved For Men here three years ago. For Ihe Unique Gin Provident, New Jersey's first and oldest mutual savings He retired in 1972 after That mill be bank, pays regular passbook savings customers 51/4% a being with the Newark Hous- remembered forever ing Authority for more than year from day in to day out, compounded daily—more than 20 years. He was an Army any commercial bank can pay. More than that—Provident The most exciting account since checking. You Veteran of World War II can use your phone to pay bills, transfer Surviving are a sister. Mrs. dividends are paid and credited monthly, each and every funds from your savings to checking (or peak Clara Moore, with whom he month, twelve times a year. earning efficiency Even your phone call Is tree. lived, and several nieces and Call toll-tree from New Jersey 24 hours • day nephews. Bring us your passbooks. We will transfer your The Worden Funeral Home. Call (800)^2-2800 Red Bank, is in charge of ar- account from any other bank without charge. rangements. - m. P«aWi Notices Our 5.2? Rate Returns an Effective Annual Yield of 5.47* PENTA — Orftnslo INtttltl. net Anlonucci. of HI Hoty Awt . Long SrvKlt. on Dec 4. IT77. of Monmovth Medico! Center Funerol WedneMfoy. Dec '. ot«om from the Domtono Fu ntrol Homt. IIS Third Avt . long ESTABLISHED 1839 THE OLD BEEHIVE Brunch Moll ot Chrlitlon Bgriol IB 0 m. ot Our Lody Slor of the Sta R C Church Interment Woodolnr Cemr ttry. Octonport Frltnch may cotl ol Ywr (fit hjntrol home M p m Monday. 7-4 oriel M p m Tutsdov Register Now with tills AD Receive Farnjh— MORGAN— Frond ). » yeori. of 43 Pltwvltw Ave . Ktantburg. on Otc 4 Beloved runnond of Etto Ball 1 MONTH FREE ly Devoted (other of Edword. Lillian Anderson. Loretlo Loeko Dear ion ot PkM Your Choice ol Tne OMs Including: Edna Dtor brother ot yVilliom. George. Robert. Jomet. Dorothy Bay OFFICES IN HUDSON, BERGEN. ESSEX. OCEAN AND MONMOUTH COUNTIES man and Morle Wedko Relative! and trlerurt ore reipectlully Incited to ot tend funeral tervicet Wednesday at 10 MEMBER FDIC • EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED TO $40,000 am In the John f ptlpger Funeral Call Now Home. tIS Tindoll Road. Hew l*on mouth. Inltrmenl Shoretond Memor.ol NEIGHBORHOOD OFFICES: Gordertl. Hailet Vtvting Monday ' 9 p.m . ond ruetdoy. I 4^nd^t p m SPA HEALTH CLUBS 636 Arnold Ave., Pt. Pleasant Beach / 73 Broad Street, Red Bank Strathmore Shopping Ctnttr VREELAND- Harry. U. on Seaview Square Shopping Mall, Ocean Township Otc 4, ot I Monmouin Avt , Leon Rl. 34 Malawan RtS Rilnved brotrwr a' C'oro Moore &1.5. £T«.<:« on Mofwav- U*c 4. 1 7:30 a m ol the Wu.dfn Punrrol 566-7700 I.IOE. Fronl SI RM Bonk Vi» Oeea fat. ler •»• I fre. It •- I. • f • . MlhillHI " ', J 9 p.m. V. SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY MCEMBEfl 5 1977 The Dfeily Register 5 Religious charities: How much disclosure? The Treasury Department dards and those which don't (EDITOR'S NOTE: Aaaert postal and other errors - was estimates that deductions tak- Among Ihe standards is a re- am pve aearly $» Minn t. cleared up. and the associ- THE en by individual taxpayers for quirement that the organiza- eBartly ten yew. TV Mggert ation subsequently provided, charitable contributions in tion provide an independent eta* tl Ike Maty weal U 197E Total Giving for the first time, a full, pub- PREACHING lic breakdown of Us spending 1976 cost the federal govern- financial audit and that it reMftoas graaat. \mt laete BIS1NESS spend at least 5a percent of The issue of financial dis- ment about 14 billion in lost Kpilullm tre aaaer graw- its money on program pur- to Charity in the U.S. closure is not a new one Reli- taxes iat arwure U give itatri poses awre lafaraullea aae.il Ike gious organizations in particu- Billy Graham has noted in Under the code, none of the Most of the organizations •ay faaliBwHt-ai irr iprii lar have come under attack the past that churches and 129.42 net earnings of the group can which are not in compliance •trc, la Ike first *l i live- ever since the scandal within church-related groups are not go to any private shareholder are religious in nature As ol part aeries, It • leak il Ike the PaUotline Fathers of Bal- required to provide financial or individual Tax-exempt late last year. Mrs O'Rourke ••** Uward fluafltl 4li timore, a Roman Catholic or information "But the mood groups also are prohibited said less than 10 percent of dun ay charities) der, which raised 120 million of the country is moving in in a two-year period, but from "carrying on propa- that direction." he added, and the religious-based organiza- spent less than 5 percent of ganda or otherwise attempt- "we will gladly conform to tions had provided an inde- •y LOUISE COOK the funds on charitable pur- ing lo influence legislation " H" pendent financial statement Aaiirtitoa Pren WrMer poses There are some MO.WO lax Graham also said "When World Vision is in com- exempt organizations in Ihe pliance; the Billy Graham Some states already limit people give to our association United States Most of them Evangelistic Association is Representatives of the na- the amount charities can they trust that it's being han- are required to file financial not. although officials have tion's top evangelical associ- spend on fund raising Others dled properly and wisely and reports with the IRS Because said they will provide the fi- •Uora are meeting in Chicago require chanties to include a invested for the advancement of constitutional guarantees nancial information required later this week to talk about financial statement along of the Kingdom of God. which of separation of church and to change the group's status money and to try to decide with appeals And a growing all of it is " state, however, any religious how much they should tell the number of charities are pro- Helen O'Rourke. director of Why are they so uncoopera- group which qualifies under public about the way contri- viding financial information the Philanthropic Advisory tive' "It's not a matter of IRS rules as an "integrated butions are spent. voluntarily Service ol the Council of Bet- being uncooperative. " said auxiliary of a church" does Tat religious charities tra- Advertisements for Ihe ter Business Bureaus, agreed Mrs ORourke They seem not have to file such a report dltionally have been the Save the Children Foundation that many contributors ac to think that we have no right strongest opponents of efforts $242 of Westport. Conn . include a Note: Some religious chari- cept. on faith, that their mon to ask them the question." to force non-profII organiza- section which asks potential ties may provide financial re- ey will be spent wisely She said some religious-back- tions to disclose information donors: "Do you wish veri- ports on individual arms of Mrs O'Rourke said the or- ed organizations "feel like about their financial oper- fication of Save the Children their operations which do not ganization got several critical they only have to answer to ations. Some spokesmen con- credentials'" The section meet IRS requirements for letters after it was disclosed God" lend that legislation on finan- the exemption from filing WHERE THE MONEY COMES FROM, AND WHERE IT GOES - This says that 7H 1 percent of the that the BBB listed the lira World Vision's Watson said cial disclosure would be a vio- It is these religious groups, chart compiled from Information provided by the American Association of organization's money is used ham association as failing to he expects a specific course lation of (he principle of sepa however, which raise the Fund-Raising Counsel, Inc., indicates the amount of money donated by for direct aid and support of comply with council stan- of action to come out of the ration of church and state most money The American various sources to charity in the United Stotes In 1976, and where It went. the chanty itself An annual dards Chicago meeting He also said Others fear thai if people report and audit statement Association of Fund-Raising The council keeps files on that financial disclosure has learn how much money (he are available on request Counsel Inc says Americans about 10.000 charities It regu- helped rather than hurt the gave a record tti 42 billion to charities have, they win stop Stanley Mooneyham. presi- quire most major charities to by the horns and come up World Vision tells contrib- larly publishes a brochure chanty "The more we tell charity in 1976. up 9 4 percent giving dent of World Vision, which a provide a breakdown of with some kind of organiza- utors: "Over the past three called "Give. But Give Wi- people, the more confidence from 1175 Religious groups The arguments and Ihe spokesman describes as "a where and how their money is tion of (heir own that volun- years. World Vision invested sely." listing about 500 chari- they are having in World Vi- got 436 percent or I12H4 bil- lean remain Bui a growing nonprofit. inter- spent tarily provides information, more than $43« million on its ties which are broken down sion." he said lion, up 9 9 percent from the •umber of religious leaders denominational outreach of Speaking in support of his then Congress is going to do it ministries while total over- Into two groups — those previous year. say they must sel up s volun- Christians concerned with the bill. Wilson said it represent- head has averaged 17 1 per- which comply with BBB stan- Next: Blllv Graham tary system for financial dis- physical and spiritual needs ed "a golden opportunity to "We agreed with Sen Hat- cent " A complete financial closure lo avoid a mandatory of people around Ihe world " take a positive step that will field . We fell Christian report is sent lo anyone who one. World Vision has been one insure that the vital work agencies ought to do some- requests it and on its recent In a recent meeting in of Ihe few religious groups done by legitimate charitable thing voluntarily " five-hour telethon, the organi- Washington, DC, Roman which has always been will- organizations can be contin- Watson said World Vision zation featured a discussion Catholic bishops approved ing to provide financial infor- ued in the future in an envi- supports the idea of financial of finances along with the strict new standards govern- mation to donors who asked, ronment that is not tainted by disclosure, but is opposed to standard appeals ing fund raising in the telling them how much went frequent scandal making it mandatory "Here Like other charities, reli- church. The standards, in- lo the charitable cause itself "I wish I could state that is another area where Uncle gious organizations are cov- leaded for use by all Catholic and how much went to admin- well-known religious fund rai- Sam is getting ready to regu- ered by a portion of the Inter- dioceses and religious orders istrative expenses sers have been in the fore- late." he said nal Revenue Service code la the United States, require In July, officials of World front of this effort, but unfor- There had been pressure which provides tax-exempt full accountability to contrib- Vision and about half s dozen tunately that has not been the for financial disclosure from status to "corporations or any utors, with regular, audited other religious charities met case " other sources as well. Pub- community chest fund or reports setting forth the in the office of U S Sen At about Ihe same time as lished reports said that the foundation organized and op- amounts -collected, the costs Mark 0 Hatfield. R Ore., Wilson was speaking. Hatfield Billy Graham Evangelistic erated exclusively for reli- of the fund raising and the who Is a member of the World was talking to the religious Association was not in com- gious, charitable, scientific, purposes and uses of the mem Vision board leaders Richard I. Watson, pliance with a Minnesota law testing for public safety, liter- •y Among the. subjects under director of communications requiring registration and an- ary or educational purposes The evangelical leaders — discussion was a bill proposed for World Vision, said Hat- nual reports on annuity plans or for the prevention of about three dozen of them — by US Rep Charles H Wil field told them "If Christian sold in the state The problem cruelty to children or ani- were Invited lo Chicago by w son. f) Calif. which would re- agencies don't lake the bull — which Graham blamed on mals" Santa and the Pigioidgen

Syaaaats: Clams leaves lays la "A Pigwidgen curse is a "Ice cream always helps a opened his eyes to find a tiny mered Claus. IV alatkiags t< lae sleeping fearjul thing. " wheezed the person to remember ' elf leaning over him and "Patrick Tweedleknees." eaMrea. Re sets MI U find crone "That is why you had Claus rushed to an ice yanking on his hair The elf snapped the elf and he gave lac PlgwMgea aid break the best go home cream store and brought back waved a flashlight made of the astonished Claus a fierce cane. N* «r caa beta him "Who is the Pigwidgen' " all the ice cream he could fireflies and shouted "Wake poke in the nose •Mil ai *M wtaaai speaks asked Claus "Where does he carry The ancient one ate up' Wake up'" Temorrew: The Sopchoppy live' What does he do?" seven quarts in seven differ- "W-who are you'" stam- Ferry The old woman closed her ent flavors When the last box I; LUCRECE IKALE eyes "I don't remember." was licked clean she said CHAPTER FOUR she whined I am very old " "When I was a girl a hun- PATRICK She pressed her lips togeth- dred years ago a crooked-leg- TWEEDLEKNEES er and would not say another ged elf told me about the Pig- word widgen Go to him and he will CLAUS leaned over the old Claus begged and teased tell you. too " woman and gently shook her and threatened but Ihe old "A hundred years ago!" bony shoulders. granny would not speak or gasped Claus "Where could I "You've got to tell me what open her eyes or even find such a creature now?" yw know!" he cried. "All the breathe. "She is dead. " "On the Sopchoppy River children of the land are sleep- thought Claus in despair At Ferry" Ing because of this Pigwidgen that Instant the crone's eyes "Where is that? " popped opan and she cackled. "When night has come, take the crooked road out of town. When you come to the fork take the middle .road to Ihe MOVINQ weeping willow tree Circle the willow 14 times" "And then?" cried Claus But the old crone's eyes had closed again Her mouth fold- ed together No more would she say Claus left her. He went through the town asking di- rections to the crooked road No one had heard of such a road. Nor had anyone heard of the Sopchoppy River Fer- Claus huughi ill the in cream he cou'd carry. ry Claus waited until dark. Then he walked to the four edges of the town. Nowhere did he see a crooked road Four times he went to the four edges of the town On the fourth time when he came to the fourth side the moon had come out and he saw a crooked road where before a straight road had been. al In hirtMraftwJ 90W 90W mounting* N«I Claus was very tired but he raced down the loony, ziggity- , mulBptidtamon*. Vbui love the dancing zaggity. yawing, cata- •Ufrs <* tie sapphires, the rich honey-tone of wampous road. At last he tie cat's-ey*. The women's rings: B Star came to a fork. One road aappNre; C. Genuine black star sapphire; branched left and one road Thank You iCtK+efi quartz, valuedto *».«. branched right. The middle •patWy priced at M9.77. The men's rings: road was not a road at all but The Red Bank Rotary Club wishes to extend its NEW FROM TOTES® ... THE A. ;>iar sapphire; D. Genuine black star only a path laid down by Ihe sincere thanks to those ol you who so generously WATER REPELLENT RAIN SHAWL sapphire; F. Caf s»-eye quart*, valued to $120, moon. contributed to the Salvation Army Can-O-Thon Just think of the possibilities: to wrap specialty priced al 199.77. Claus followed the path. He Through your generosity.' many ot the poor and ran on until the path was hungry in the Red Bank Area will be helped this over your coat or head in the rain ... or blocked by a giant willow holiday season anytime a shawl adds 'style' to your tree. Although it was winter This food will not only be used this holiday sea- outfit. A generous 44" square in acrylic, 24 line stores in New Jersey, New York. Pennsylvania the tree was in full leaf. son, but throughout the year to help the needy and it's stain resistant. In many beautiful Claus circled the tree M MoiMMiitrt Mai. EaWMum • Only 10 « •:» Additional contributions may still be made at the prints, each packaged in a transparent times. The circle grew wider I OcwnCoumVMi».Tom»Riwt»Dai)yiOitt930 Red Bank YMCA. Maple Avenue. Prowns. 3? tormWwShoopinj&rtK *Mon DniFrl 10tl9.Sat M6 and larger until he was miles gift container. 14.95 Broad St Red Bank, and the Salvation Army Maaakpn Mai. EitgWiown • Mon. thru Fri 10 U 9-M. Sat. 10 til 9 from the tree. When he had Headquarters. Riverside Avenue Red Bank Major charge cards or littmen Ftexi-Charge counted 14 limes he fell on the ground in exhausted sleep. F J Patock A glittering light and a blow President Liftman in the face awakened him. He Rgd Bank Rotary Club The Daily Register Nursing home has friends Magnuson told us he has in 1878 - Published hi The H.-d Hank fetWtf Bui II made a difference, •y JA( K ANDKRSON talked lo Slone "onrr »r apparently. In Ihe federal in •id UB WHITTKN twice' but insisted Slime nev- spectors Pepper's routine in ARTHUR Z KAM1N Most u( Ihe shuffling for WASHINGTON quiry produced a marked er complained l« him aboul President and Kditur gotten uM people who art- hid- Ihe nursing home "I wouldn't den away in nursing homi's change in their attitude They hastily reviewed the know anything aboul it," he musl rely on the federal gel SCENE tiiltl our associate Howie Thomas J. Bly. Executive Editor William K Sandfnrd. Associate Editor crnment In pay [»r then care case and decided there was no real evidence after all thai Kurlr "I gel a lot ul com- Bui MM nursing humes arc iniiiimitiiMiHitmiHMiuiiiiuiHMttioimf Kour Kreedoms was uupiop plaints because I handle Ihe ( SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY DECEMBER 5 1977 squeezing payments Irmn HKW appropriations II must . their eklerly patients lor haa erly billing its patients from participation in the have gone through Ihe sub if services covered by Medi Social Security Comims Medicare program " The committee This was prob- rare home's vice president. Hurry sioner James Cardwell rushed Tarter trusts business more in over tW.IKW to his last cam ably a nniline case" This is the case history <>l a Stone, responded by pulling off a soothing letter to Pep than business trusts Carter/ nursing home that not only political strings Me raised a per announcing thai ihe paign But Stone admitted lo demanded money from Medi howl on Capitol Mill wilh Hep Miami home is making an line of Magnuson s longtime Kurt? "I've spoken to Sena- care palienls hut enlisted Claude Pepper D-FU . Sen effort' to comply with Ihe fnends also runs a Knur Kree tor Magnuson 100 times In the powerful politicians on Us l.awlon Chiles l> Kla anil law doms retirement home, huill past live years We're close side then Sen F.dward (lurncv H II WMlt. apparently mak with maritime um«n money, personal fnends I've spoken TV Kour Freedoms Nurs Kla ing much of an effort Kor in Seattle lo him aboul Ihe slowness of ing Ilimif is located in an rpartmrn! of uled heavily lo Pepper's polil might have called me." he another friend Sen Warren quiring deposits from simir Health. Kducalion anil Wei ical campaigns conceded He also suggested Magnusnn. I) Wash . a power patients but blamed it on the fare discovered thai the home The irrepressible Pepper tus aide Dirks may have han in Ihe Senate, who heads Hi'1 long delays he cncnunlcietl »»s illegally requiring ail told us he sent Stone's Idler died the mailer without tell Commerce Commillee collcctiiu: money from Medi vance deposits from at least lo IIK.W as a rouline com care MKW immediately in ing him Dirks, who was later Stone had no trouble gelling 22 palienls for services (i plaint " Swore Ihe congress vesligaletl Stones complaint fired by Magnuson lor Ihe senator's ear Magnuson nanced by Medicare man "I would do it for .my- but found his contused phonying up a committee has been close In labor, par HKW officials, therefore body It didn't make a bit of ict-oids were causing the hearing record, wouldn't talk IKul.IIl\ Ihe maritime unions mm i'il "to terminate Kour difference who Ihe proprietor drlavs In us Kreedoms Nursing lloint' was " for vears The unions kicked Admiration finally arrives

By JIM BISHOP I Ml lllltilMlilliMIIIIII* IM • IHMtlilllMIIIIJIMII The old Meporler will as goes lo the bathroom. Athens Old reporters are maudlin sure you that it is nothing like and Calcutta and Sydney are over dead newspapers They THE Ihe good old da vs when alerlrd attribute to them virtues they what's Ins-name owned Ihe The Old Reporter hates of- never had They exaggerate paper Me was what's his- lice gossip, but he listens lo Ihe wisdom of cautious edi- REPORTER name's favorite bird dog every snippet He has been tors The mundane and sordid They confided in each other warning everyone secrelly events of an earlier decade IIIIIIOIIIOIIIIHHIMIIimillMHOItllllimitl and practically run Ihe news that Ihe paper is aboul lo in are given music and lyrics Me denies that he is a cy n paper as a one two leant augvrale a pension plan The The cheap little stories be it', but his family learns not lo What s his name was a real old Heporter will be Ihe first come page one banners express opinions because of pistol III go Rut then, everylhing was It hasn't dawned on Ihe old There is a radiance, a glow lo his scorn Silently, he reads BISHOP everything that happened his newspaper and rewrites different and. by implication codger thai except for his long agti. a shine which in Ihe leads of good stories He better The OM Reporter will as a dandy She tan yank Ins Job he has run out of loves \ creases in proportion lo Ihe wishes lhal Ihe youngsters knock off work for 2n minutes pants up but not his features long lime ago there were reporter's dimming vision would dig a little harder to if you want lo listen to how he Once he graced Ihe drawing beautiful at tresses and secret assignations and a couple ol He distrusts today anil all gel the (ads and his bride bought I heir rooms of Ihe great Me thinks they have forgotten him He debutantes He no longer Ihe tomorrows marching lo Kor every one of Ihe past 2(1 first house when he was earn- will not acknowledge that dreams of a new hive He is ward him Me mocks Ihe years, he has insisted that he ing (40 a week Me was Ihe I hey are gone tine of the few who gels lo Ihe schools of journalism as is al the /eniih of his wisdom highest paid man in the til\ office ahead ol lime The though I hey were factories Ills thought processes ale room When he is at Ihe seme of a typewriter is his final mis- turning oul computer cubs sounder and his decision! Ills hair is thin and gray clinic Ihe Old Reporter hesi- tress He is suspicious of young city quicker than in the old days He wears H as a badge of se tates to ask questions because We still need those caps editor, and cannot abide copy His noles are more men nionty His glasses and Icclh cops and priests .uul deter Once when I was a work- boys with college degrees culous because his heatl slum- were bought, and arthritis lives all appear to be growing ing stiff. I knew Ihe Old He boys Me won I even share a pert«r well He was an all- In school district after school In response to Complaints about He no longer solicits the bles over names and numltcrs curls his fingers on the type and streets and dales Writer, Once upon a lime he handout with .i compelitnr purpose pain in Ihe bull district - Red Bank Regional, Sea the caps, the Assembly last easy affability of politicians Ihe Old Reporter stands off Mis lapses are longer and knew everybody in lown and Me laments the Iruth lhal Now as I approach Ihe years Thursday approved a bill which Bright, Holmdel, Eatontown, Long waiting for Ihein to Unlll'lt his temper shorter Mis bol now lhal he could write Ihe this is an ai'.c of instanl coin whith transmute me into him. Branch as a few examples — budget would increase the limits by about 2 him No government is on the torn is broader ami his mil obituary page from memory municalion Mow he loved Ihe lin beginning to admire Ihe preparation for the next school year percent. It will mean that the aver- level, especially his own Half look narrower If he del eels a he refuses. days when he could gel a old man There is a lul to be clean news beat and hang said for him He was nghl all has been something more than the age school budget cap will gn from Ihe businessmen he knows critical note at Ihe city desk The Old Reporter Is sure are frauds — anil all of Ihe he ascribes tl to office poll- that no one knows about the onto d for two or three hours ihr way usual problem. 5.3 percent to 7.1 percent. lawyers Doctors gel rich off lies Certain interests " are pinl of bourbon in his inside until other newspapers stole Mr — I just passed another The bill goes to the Senate, it Today when Ihe president Many school boards have asked Ihe poor oul lo get him pocket Mis wife dresses him birthdav - dammil which is not expected to meet again the state for waivers on the manda- until Dec. 15. If our senators do not tory limits — "caps" — set for cur- go along with the bill, it's possible rent expense budgets last year when (hat the school elections in February the state income tax was enacted. No place for bush leaguers will have to be postponed That's The state Department of Education when school budgets are up for pub- is expected to approve most of the By JAMK.SJ KII.IMTHKK it HiioooiiM the inscrutable Orient my SUM on Ihe platform lic approval. waiver requests, especially if local These are limes ol acute presents difficulties more Smith made his statement Caps were imposed to limit un- The British promptly respond- boards adequately explain why com- embarrassment for some of complex lhan those ol Ihe warranted budget increases, reduce CONSERVATIVE ed with modest encour- pliance with the caps is impossible. Ihe old professionals of Ihe dark continent the slate's liability for future finan- press who work (heir heals Kniei now Jimmy Carter of agement Conferences al ready have begun among Ihe School boards which used a good cial aid, effect property tax relief on 'Embassy How First m Ihe VIEW Georgia, accompanied liv Middle East, then in Itho those eminent slalesmen. principals Maybe events portion of surplus funds for this and provide a more equal statewide move forward desia. important events have inioliiuiiiiiililllliiiriiiillMiininiiliiiilii Frill Mondale and Andrew year's budgets naturally could not per pupil spending ratio. There also passed them by In Ihe eyes Rhodesia is a matter I know Young The Ihree of I hem I say "maybe" oul of a sure dip into that source for next year's are caps placed on the municipal, of the world. Ihe United nothing aboui Before I vis- swaggered into African af- sense of ignorance. Smith's scheduled spending. Aggravating county and state government budg- Slates has lieen made lo look, lied Khodesia. for Ihe first fairs like three bush-league principle of majority rule may nol be Ihe same prin- that condition is the fact that in- ets. in the scornful word; bush time. 10 years ago. I read rubes on a beat up bus They KILPATRUK had the help of Sen Dick ciple that Silhole and Muzo flation continues to keep school costs Some people think (he caps The metaphor comes oul of great slacks of hooks on Af baseball You have Ihe major rica — history, biography, Clark, the senior ignoramus now piepaicd "to accept Ihe rewa have In mind. Ten thou- on the increase. Board members should be eliminated, but we do not leagues, the minor leagues, treatises on tribal customs from Iowa Mr Mondale principle of majority rule, sand details will have to be quite properly complain that the agree with that thinking. Easing (he and the bush leagues On Ihe and tongues When I set foot brayed aboul 'one man. one based on adult suffrage " worked out But if. six months caps do not consider necessary ex- limits is reasonable, but New Jersey playing fields of diplomacy. in Salisbury. I truly believed I vote" Ambassador Klapjaw Secretary ol State Cyrus or a year from now. a tran- sition of power takes place penditures which are beyond their must not get in a position where Ihe same rules apply Some knew something of Africa traveled about the continent, Vance - remember him' - regaling his hosts with tales was brought in on some of that preserves while capital, control. Items most generally cited wild spending imposes too great a leaders have class, some What I began to discover was don't The painful impression ihe depth of my Ignorance of how he worked things oul Ihese developments, but know-how. Influence and are such things as spiraling insur- burden on the income tax and/or becomes more vivid with ev- A second visit enlarged in Alabama; and Ihe am- Vance is little more than an safety. Khodesia will have ance and utility bills. higher properly taxes. ery passing month The Car- upon the first A third un- bassador did mil understand old utility infielder who provided a model for a pros- ter team is little more than a veiled areas uf uncomprehen- why his hosts gave him such spends most of his lime perous multi-racial Africa. bunch of thumb-fingered sion barely sketched before peculiar looks drowsing in Ihe dugout The important thing is for Mr Carter to keep his clumsy sandloiters who couldn't hit After a decade iif trying lo In Ihe matter of Khodesia. Vance could nol communicate hands off the ball. Africa is their way oul of a wet paper master something ol Africa. I Ambassador Young had a lo the White Mouse any sense Those Soviet concessions the bush country, but It is no bag No wonder the old am still in the sub-basement great idea It came to him in of immediacy The train left place for bush leaguers. The cruise missile is designed to Abandoning the call for absolute timers are wincing of learning, and not even al the middle of the nigh! This Ihe station with the lion Jim- be directed against industrial and prohibition. Soviet negotiators next Let me speak especially lo the threshold Old China was his idea: The Ian Srfldh naval targets in a nuclear war. It agreed to allow the cruise, but with the mailer of Rhodesia, for hands tell me that not even government in Salisbury would MII i eiidci wholesale, in also could deliver the same menac- strict limits upon range and deploy- Today in history a kind of abject capitulation, ing attack upon American and Soviet ment. to an exiled gang of terror- By The Associated Press to cooperate in peaceful uses efforts at arms limitation. Now, in a second shift, (he So- ists, looters, arsonists, and Today is Monday. Dec 5. of outer space. The Soviet Union has agreed to viet officials have abandoned objec- plain opportunists lid by Ihe J3!)ih day of 1977 There Ten years ago: One thou- United States testing without range tions to range limits on all cruises Joshua Nkomo. an old Marx- are 26 days left in the year. sand protestors against Ihe ist hand whose principal limits on submarines and ground- and to deployment of (he air- Today's highlight In his- Vietnam War demonstrated qualification for high office is tory: at an armed forces induction launched version. launched cruise missiles and to his total contempt for Ihe (in this date In 1933. prohibi- center in New York. Police deployment of air-launched cruise Both concessions will please democratic process The am- tion ended In the United arrested 264 people, including missiles without range limits. SALT critics, who wanted no limits, bassador pressed this mar- Stales as Utah became the baby specialist Dr. Benjamin velous idea upon Messrs Car- The apparent rationale behind but theirs is a myopic vision of the 36Ui slate to ratify Ihe 21st Spock and poet Allen Gins- ter and Mondale. and they Amendment, repealing the berg. the Soviet change in position sug- US. advantage. In retrospect, the were captivated by it IBIh Five years ago: The U.S. concessions can be seen as subtle gests, however, the seemingly in- The British, who are rather On this dale Supreme Court ruled lhat extricable escalation of the arms advances toward the real Soviet ob- more concerned with Rhode- In 1492. Columbus dis- states can shut down drinking race that has developed in symbiosis jective: development of (he cruise sian affairs than Mr Carter covered Ihe West Indian Is- establishments that feature with the SALT negotiations. missile by the Soviet Union. could possibly be. regarded land of Santo Domingo, which nude dancers and gross sex- Mr Young's stroke of bril- When the United States first de- In this respect, negotiations sur- now Is shared by Ham and uality liance wilh public equanimity Ihe Dominican Republic. One year ago: The Spanish veloped the cruise, a pilotless drone rounding (he cruise have Tailed In and private consternation . In 1782. Ihe eighth Ameri- Socialist Workers Party held carrying a nuclear warhead, Soviet reflect the lessons of (he multiple. Some subtle diplomacy, in- can president. Martin Van its first congress In Spain officials feared its capacity to pene- independently targeted re-entry ve- volving Ithndesian elections Ruren. was born in Kind since a ban by Ihe Franco trate fixed Soviet air defense sys- hicles (MIRVs), which replace a among other mailers, contin- erhook. New York government, wilh West (Jer- ued between London and Sa- In I84H. President James irony's Willy Brandt among tems. At that time, it wanted the single warhead with many of u bal- lisbury Certain overtures 1 Polk announced that gold had those attending, deadly nuclear buzzbomus entirely listic/nissilt . were made lo the Rev. been discovered in California Today's birthdays: Republi- The United Stales developed Ndahamnghi Silhole. a key outlawed. The gold rush of '49 followed can Sen Strom Thurmond of figure in all this. Other moves The cruise can be launched from \|IRVs first, but did not offer lo In 1934, tin people were exe- South Carolina Is 75 years old. were made toward Bishop jrvgo deployment of the MIRV as a cuted In Russia after purge Former Army secretary bombers, submarine torpedo lubes, Abel Muznrcwu. lo see if he trials Stanley Resor Is Ml. surface vessels and ground posi- ^argaining chip for a similar Soviet and Silhole might DC brought In 1955. blacks in Montgom- concession in the negotiations for together. Weeks of careful Thought for today: There is tions. This ubiquity combines with ery. Ala., began a bus boycott maneuvering led to Ian no inevitability In history ex- (he missile's small size tn make SALT I. MIRV proliferation since Id proiesi segregated sealing. Smith's statement of Nov. 24. cept as men make it. — U.S. cruise proliferation almost impos- then has enormously complicated ^ Smiths statement of Nov. 24. In 1902. the United Stales Supreme Court Justice Mix p sible to monitor. the (ask of SALT negotiators. "\ mi uin'l |il< ilf>iii(! your !•>> all\ In llir piiD'allicr?' saying that his government is and the Soviet Union agreed Frankfurter. IKK2-I9«5. SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY DECEMBER 5. 1977 The D*iiy Reg*** 7 Social security funding: Old swindler trick

NEW YORK — When a private cilljen takes your mon- The insurance executive. Donald I, MacNaughlon. months If he were married, his Social Security income ey under filse pretenses, its called swindling When the chairman of Prudential Insurance Company of America, would have been 1546 a month — and he and his wife would government does precisely the same thing, it's called So- could find little good in either the House approach ("the have recovered his total taxes within the first year. Fine cial Security time-worn approach of buying off present employees' con- (or them: but ominous for the system's financial future. And that may explain why Congress, in its lengthy de- cern over increased Social Security contributions with the Categorizing Social Security as "An intergenerational liberation on the subject this year, has not come anywhere LOUIS promise of expanded benefits") or that of the Senate transfer scheme." MacNaughton warned against "the near repairing the essential Iraud in the nation's official (seeking "political appeal" by taxing employers more than built-in bias in an intergenerational scheme to unduly raise retirement system employees, while knowing full well that such additional benefits and to avoid the discipline of recognizing future A Lime honored scheme (or financial swindlers has RUKEYSER taxes "must be passed on to consumers in the form of cost and productivity implications " been to take money from newcomers and pay it out to ear higher prices or by reductions in other elements of employ The Prudential chairman wisely cautioned, too. that in- Uer Investors, thereby creating - for a while - the illusion ee compensation .") ordinately raising employer costs of Social Security could of stupendous beneflcience In the end, of course, the mon- The basic problem is that the system, while seducti- discourage the expansion of private pension plans — and ey runs oul, but by then the swindler is either long gone or vely promising ever-higher benefits, is not what many thus further retard the growth of U.S. capital investment. in Jail Americans have been persuaded it is It is not. that is. ei- "To switch from a capital formation scheme to the current The difference between swindlers and congressmen is years from now." ther a funded pension program or a form of mandated sav- pay-as-you-go method is bound to add to the concerns re- that the former understand that society regards their ac- In other words, the new investors — who. when the ings for retirement II is. instead, a transfer program in garding the ability of our economic system to deliver real tivities as reprehensible, while the latter try to use them government is doing the selling, have no option but to buy which income is immediately shunted from those presently security for future retirees." he noted as grounds for re-election — will be paying the freight for those who got in early working to those who have retired and Ihelr dependents A MacNaughton suggested, instead, eventually deferring Consider the original versions of Social Security 're- And that freight will keep on getting heavier: when benefit straightforward welfare program would al least be more the start of full benefits — and immediately requiring gov- form" that emanated this year (rom both House and Sen- payments started In 1M0, there were abqul 150 workers honest ernment employees to join the system Meanwhile, he be- ate. A» the chief executive of the country's largesfinsur- for each recipient: now It's only three paying in for each As MacNaughton points out. an unmarried man who lieves, public and private groups should restudy the entire ance company put it to me the other day, neither bill one taking out — and by 2O2S we'll be down to just two-to- retired at age 65 on Jan 1. 1976. after having paid max- system If they do. they may find that we have been sold a would truly relieve what he termed "the tremendous cost one Sorry about that, grandson and granddaughter, but imum Social Security taxes for 39 years (totaling 16.217) bill that is delivering illusory benefits now — and for which burden that will rest on the shoulders of working people 20 that's the way the politican percolates would have gotten ail his contributions back in ihi- next 17 our descendants are unlikely to be grateful. Women eye access to corporate information network

By SYLVIA PORTER with unclaimed name tags — is part ol an outreach el- times gauged so viewers per- questioned the accuracy of but had never followed up. "We are told that many Networks — the absence of fort by the FTC to inform ceive a meaning or associ- the government's own ads Left unanswered was the women in business have ex- them among women and their small business enterpreneurs. ation not explicity stated "On What if you begin to doubt the larger question of whether perienced a lack of access to possible dangers — have be- minority and women business what basis should a regulator truthfulness of. say. US the government will the ill-important corporate come a subtheme of the ac- executives not only about the judge the truthfulness of an Postal Service promotions or safeguard us against its own information network" Eliza- celerating women-in-power workings of the FTC but also YOUR MONEY'S ad's meaning — on its content Navy recruitment ads which advertising. beth Hanford Dole, second movement This quickly be- how to operate more effecti- or how the content is per- promise to help you see the This sort of meeting is not ceived?" she asked women commissioner in the came apparent at the day- vely in the marketplace The world, further your education real "network" talk — but it's WORTH and build a career? O year history of the Federal long meeting in Washington agency is trying, too, to im- One participant, Shirley a start toward recognition of Trade Commission, at the which brought together about prove its relationships with Barnes Kalunda. vice presi- Bernstein replied that the who we are. what we are ca- first in a series of FTC-spon- 50 women business executives business dent of UniWorld Group, an FTC's staff actually had dis- pable of achieving, what our sored workshops for women from the greater Washington The women who attended ad agency specializing in cussed some Navy ad cam- potentials could be. My own reaching minority markets. in business and New York areas to learn came for a variety of rea- "Women's Forum" in New premeeting meetings and paigns during the early '70s hat's off. "I really don't know many how the FTC operates and sons: some because their York, a lightly knit group of other informal gatherings women business leaders." who does what firms have been or are in- women I deeply admire, but which are red flags lo an Margery Naxman Smith, ex- volved in litigations with the our network is almost surely anti-trust investigator." "I've got ecutive director of the FTC Among the invited partici- FTC (Bristol-Myers and GM. an exception). The FTC has stepped up and its hlghsst-ranking wom- pants: the American Retail for instance): others because This looser bind is not all and systematized its monitor- the key!" an staffer Ms Smith admit- Federation. CBS, Sears-Roe- they wanted to find out what bad. said Linda Blumkin. di- ing of national ads. revealed ted being uneasy at an all- buck. Carter. Hawley a Hale type of regulatory action lay rector of a staff of 20 lawyers Jody Bernstein, now general STORES woman meeting, a feeling (owner of major department ahead for their industries: in the FTC's Bureau of Com- counsel of the Environmental KejMccounf shared by many of the in- stores), General Motors. still others, out of curiosity petition, for she noted, "the Protection Agency but for- OPEN vitees accustomed to being Ogilvy fc Mather. IBM. Citi- and to meet other women in informal isolation of women merly an FTC advertising business. My Washington as- outnumbered by male col- bank. UniWorld. Montgomery in the corporate structure is regulator. The agency is EVENINGS sociate. Brooke Shearer, cov- leagues Ward, officials of the FTC. one reason why no woman trying to develop legal theo- Small Business Adminis- ered the meeting and report- UNTIL "It's interesting that one of has ever been found to be an ries to deal with the growing tration. Federal Reserve ed to this column subtlety of ads the country's leading female antitrust violator Women NEPTUNE-ASDURY PARK-MANALAPAN Board, etc CHRISTMAS headhunters decided not to Whatever networks do exist are generally excluded (rom TV ads especially are some- show," said Pamela Nelson, This first workshop — to be among women executives are national merchandise man- repealed in Chicago In Ja- usually far more informal and on Bamegit Bedmcmlw Bertaley Heights>Bemantovi«e Blacfcnood Bnck Town Camden, Cartww Chwry H* Cuntadi Eol BrunawidilEMtOranos/EUonKwn/Elinbe/^ ager of Sears, Roebuck, on nuary, probably in Atlanta in looser then those binding men glancing into a box loaded April and Los Angeles in May executives (I belong to the

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By IRIS ROZENrWAJG Mrs Trapp's father. Kan Hendnck F.r- landsen. has painted several winter farm "Chrtstmis in the Country " is the theme scenes, including one of the cottage, which nf this year's Monmouth County Historical are exhibited Association holiday house tour, and the larm In the dining room of the cottage a hutch houses on display are a treat lor those who on the wide pine boards displays a large and yearn lor the simpler life of yesteryear cheerful toy collection Another hutch nrif>i- nal with the house, displays an Austrian por- The tour will be Thursday, from II am celain collection A golden eagle and stone- to 4 p.m. and is open lo the public Tickets ware jugs are also shown in that room. may be purchased at the museum. 70 Court Dr Cooke's former office is a small, per- St.. Freehold, or from Cornelius Cobb Ltd. fectly in scale building Its proportions and cults Neck: Ellen S Hazelton. Realtor. 1.1 u the detail of mouldings and furnishings testify River Road. Rumson: or the Steinbach Ser- lo the rare with which even small spaces vice Desks in Asbury Park and Red Bank were designed in an earlier time stores A crepes luncheon at Hominy Hill Golf Club will be available at an additional The brick fireplace is only apparently tiny when a person stands at the mantelpiece, charge and appears lo tower over It. An oil painting Proceeds from the tour will benefit the by Mr Trapp's grandfather hangs over the historical association's many projects in the fireplace and it too is in scale with the room community These include audiovisual pre- Thai living room as it now is—"a slop- sentations on tour in county schools as well ping off place on the way from the as the maintenance of the Allen House. Syca- pool "-also houses Mr Trapp's inaugural col- more Ave.. Shrewsbury: Marlpit Hall. Kings lection of gold and silver medals A small Highway. Middletown: Clinton'.s Headquar- winding staircase leads to an upper bedroom. ters. ISO W Mam SI Freehold: and the Guests on the house lour will also have a Holmes Hendnckson House. Longstreet Road. chance to see an unusual collection of car- Holmdel riages at the barn and tack room of "Point of There will be seven garden clubs com- View." the Hominy Hill Road farm of Mr \ \ peting in the decoration of houses and and Mrs Duncan Thecker CHARMING office of a 19th century Monmoulh grounds, and a Christmas boutique at Lilac If the weather is fine on the day of the Cottage on the Ramanesstn Hill Farm. Holm- County physician, Dr Robert tour, many carriages will be displayed out- del. will be a refreshment slop as well side. Even indoors, at the barns, the sight of W Cooke. is on the 155-acre so many wooden, wicker, leather and metal estate of Mr and Mrs Wilbur In addition to Ramanessln Hill Farm. "Kovenhoven." the 1699 Holmdel house of Mr. carriages, in various styles and from various Trapp. Holmdel The office is Lifestyle and Mrs William Becker, will also be shown, periods. Is bound to impress the modern vis- a designated Monmoulh including Mrs Becker's collection of hooked itor with the elegance, albeit the clumsiness, County landmark SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY DECEMBER 5. 1977 rugs too. of transportation In an earlier time Two Colts Neck farms will be part of the "Winding Brook Farm." 96 County Road tour: the tack room and carriage collection East. Colts Neck, the residence of Mr and at "Point ni View." Hominy Hill Hoad. and Mrs. G. Thomas Bickel. is another example ORIGINAL mortar and pestle used by Dr. Cooke. Is ad- "Winding Brook Farm." home of Mr and of Olde County architecture, farm-style, and mired by Mrs Wilbur Trapp who resides with her husband and in excellent condition. Mrs G. Thomas Bickel. 96 Country Road children at Ramanessin Hill Farm, Holmdel The Trapp estate East. Colts Neck. Owned by Stavola Brothers. Tinton Falls, has 10 barns and numerous outbuildings, including this dimin- Ramanessin Hill Farm. McCampbell the farm breeds and raises Aberdeen Angus utive doctors office Road, is the home of Mr and Mrs Wilbur cattle and is a working dairy farm It was Register photos by Carl Forino Trapp It was originally owned by the Cooke part of the original land grant in 1702 to family in the early part of the 19th century, Lewis Moms, the first governor of New Jer- and father and son were practicing physi- sey cians there until the beginning of this cen- By 1760 Morris's grandson operated it as tury a horse breeding farm It was sold in 1786 to Dr. Cooke's office is now a designated the Haight family, from Allentown. Charles Monmouth County landmark Another build- Haight. towards the end of the 18th century, ing on the property. "The Lilac Cottage" also became Involved In the China trade He was will be open the one who most probably sponsored the Chi- "This is my husband's house." remarked nese archway in the wide central hall of the Edith Trapp. "for his collections " The col- farmhouse. There are also carved Chinese lections on display during the tour include motifs on some of the eight fireplaces in the commemorative plates and antique silver. house Mr. Trapp also collects corner cupboards, A bonus home on the tour will be The three of which are now in the cottage Pieces "Williamson-Sickles" homestead. School of exceptional interest at Ramanessin Hill Road East. Colts Neck. The circa 1760 home, Farm Include the Wedgwood collection, a owned by Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. King Jr. blue and white Staffordshire dinner set. a tilt- is built of Jersey cedar clapboard top table, a New Jersey slipware collection No children under12 are admitted on the and some Currier and Ives prints on display tour. Visitors are kindly asked to wear low in the hallway. . heeled shoes.

GOVERNESS'S carriage, one of an ex- tensive collection owned by Mr and Mrs Duncan Thecker, Point of View farm. Colts Neck, is enpyed by Mrs. Walter J, Clough. TIME seems to stand still in Ihe Rumson, and her sons Jakes. I, Billy. 9. Holmdel home owned by Patsy and William CHINESE archway, moldings and fireplace trim were and Anson. 7. in the lead Mrs Clough is a Becker. Here Mrs. Becker ad|usts a prized probably added in the early 19th century to this gracious Colls member of the committee lor Thursday's antique clock. The framed shell arrangement Neck home, circa 1750. where Mr and Mrs G Thomas Bick- house tour sponsored by the Monmouth is also antique and referred to as a sailor's el now reside II is a working farm on County Road East, jiow County Historical Association Valentine. used by the Stavola Brothers to raise dairy and beef cattle Accurate restoration in Kovenhoven house

The "Kovenhoven" house, now owned by Mr. and Mrs. William Becker. Schanck Road. Holmdol. is among the most impressive historical homes in Monmouth County i Although the family h.is only lived in it for two veins, the dark shingle house, built in 1699. Is the epitome of accurate restoration, using period pieces and Imaginative touches Pal- sy- Becker, a gifted artist and craftswnman. has herself done stencil trim and hooked rugs from her nun designs The bedroom of the Beckers' daughter Pamela. IS. now In Switzerland, is decorated in an old blue, white and terracotta. Mis. Becker often mixes her own colors. The slencil is one she made herself for Ihe room. The hooked rugs are worked and designed by her. too. This bedroom displays a 19th century spool bed. but II is chiefly through her use of color ami pattern in this girl's bed- room Ihut Mrs. Becker h;is achieved Ihe lively and al the ; same time historically accurate effect of lived-in history with which Ihis house abounds. The master bedroom, with Its dark hcimis and rag rug. its crocheted bed cover and comer spinning wheel, is spacious by the standards of any age The brd cover was made, appro- priately enough, by a great aunt. Mrs. Becker can spin on the spinning wheel. Her crowded desk (old pine) and an 18th cen- lury chesl uf drawers are other pieces ol interest in this room. KOVENHOVEN. built in 1699 is a beautilul examplp ol eaily Dutch archi- Mrs Becker has decorated Ihe dining room in a discreel LIVING room ol Kovenhoven, Ihe William Becker residence on Schanck 1 tecture. Much ol its charm, however, is due to the present day owners. Mr Hold and white wallpaper. Her rHK ruga an from IVnnsyhii- Road, Holmdel. retains its 17th cenlur/ farmhouse charm while sacrificing and Mrs William Becker. nla—"You can't get these any more " —Iris Rnzenrwalg nothing to comfort. 10 The D«aity Register SHREWSBURY N J MONOAV DECEMBER S1977 White-Mackey NEW YORK - Miss Kalhryn Anne Hopper Mickey, daughter of Mre Kathryn Hopper Mackey. East Road. Bel- ford. N J . and the late William James Mackey Jr.. was mar- ried Saturday afternoon to Thomas Anthony White son of Weddings announced Mrs John Alexander White of San Diego. Calif., and the late Mr White The ceremony was performed in Calvary Episco- pal Church by the Rev Charles Kohli There was a reception Blair-Clauss Hern-Czugh in the home of the bridegroom's brother and sister-in-law. Mr and Mrs Douglas White of Nutley. N. J WOODBR1DGE - Miss Judith Eslellc EAST KEANSBl'RC. - Miss Kalhryn The bnde was escorted by her brother. William Mackey Clauss and Charles Lynn Blair Jr were mar Mary fzugh. daughter of Mr and Mrs Ar- nf Newburyport Mass Mrs Justiniano del Cano of New York ned Nov 26 in Woodbndgv I'mted Methodist thur J Czugh. IS Walada Ave . Port Mon- was matron of honor The best man was William Spencer church by the Rev John Hirkerslaff There mouth. was married Nov. 26 in St Cath- Keilly here was a reception in the Edison t'ciuntry Club erine's Roman Catholic Church, to Peter Ed- the bride is an associate editor of Travel I Leisure here uard Hern, sun of Mr and Mrs Len Lanzone. magazine and formerly was an assistant editor at Town i 1 Sycamore Ave here Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs Country magazine and a fashion copywriter at Harper's Ba- Harold Clauss ol this city, and Mr and Mrs The Rev John B Cook officiated at the zaar. Her mother, who attended Kent Place. Summit, and Blair. Silvenade Avr . Little Silver ceremony, which was followed by a recep- Chateau Bnllantmont. Lausanne. Switzerland: is a member of Mrs Douglas Bulcher was matron nf him tion in Cobblestones. Middlotown the Association of Junior Leagues of America or William M Blair was his brother's best Miss Barbara A Otoerte was Ihc bride's Mrs White was graduated from Rumson-Kair Haven Re- man honor attendant Joseph Hern the bride- gional High School. Kumson. N. J . and was awarded a BA de- The bride was graduated from Wood- groom's cousin, was best man gree in English from Western College. Oxford. Ohio She also bndge High School. Roanoke College. Salem. attended the Universite of Grenoble in Grenoble. France Va\ and Rutgers Graduate School of Social The bride was graduated from Middle- She is the great-granddaughter of Inslee A Hopper, who was Work Sho is a psychiatric social worker em- town Township High School and Katharine the first president of the Singer Sewing Machine Company ployed at Children's Psychiatric Center. Ea- Ciibbs School. Montclair. and is a secretary She is the granddaughter of the late Kathryn Gillette Hopper tontown employed by the Middlotown law firm of Kur- and the late Roland Inslee Hopper ol Newark. N J and the man & Jennings Mr. Blair was graduated from The Law late Mr and Mrs William James Mackey Jr of Plalnfield. N renceville School. Lawrenceville. and attend- Mr Hem was graduated from Mater Dei J Her father was Mies manager for the Mlnwax Company ed Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Troy. V MR AND MRS CHARLES BLAIR JK High School and is employed by I'mted Coun- MR. AND MRS PETER HERN until his retirement in IM4 Y He is a microwave technician for I'mted ties Trust Co. Lincroft The late Mr. Mackey. an authority on bird decoyi. was States Transmissions System of ITT. the author of "American Bird Decoys" and "Shore Blrdi of After a wedding trip to Orlando and Key After a wedding trip to Williamsburg. North America " West. Fla . Mr and Mrs Blair will reside in Va Mr and Mrs Hem reside in Port Mon- Mr. White, senior editor of Crawdaddy magazine, began Eatontown * mouth. his career with the publication in 1975 as Its managing editor He was formerly a writer in the New York City bureau of the Associated Press He is a leading authority on Jamaica's in- digenous reggae music and is completing a book on its fore- most exponents Mr White attended Montclair (N J ) High School and was graduated from Bensalem College. Kordham University His father was an engineer with the Curtis Wright Ae- ronautical Company In New Jersey The couple will reside here Beauty secrets from the Orient Phelon-Werner

By EMILV WILKENS likes plain American tea for breakfast "And there is fresh fruit always to pick up from a basket." she said Reiko. the Japanese designer whose beautiful evening COMPLEXION OLE clothes have taken the U.S. by storm, credits her 11-year-old A NEW YOU What is her secret of complexion can-'1 "My mother said daughter with keeping her young lo start makeup later is better ' Reiko said, "so I did nol •The mothers of my daughter's classmates are in their wear makeup until 1 was 25. and |hen only a little " early 30s I am older, so I must work to keep young and ac- tables She eats western style except when entertaining, and A cheerful, sunshiny person. Reikn believes that keeping tive like them." she told me candidly then she goes very Oriental emotions inside is dignified and ladylike "It is belter to hide HOSTESS NOTES the sad and the negative." she said "Let your joy and happi- Being active is part of her lifestyle. "But I don't go to "People enjoy it and like it." she said. "They are dis- ness show " gym or yoga classes." she confided'. "I have no time Ibr appointed if I don't serve Japanese food So I do. 1 set the JtST FOR VOl1 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH PHELON that" She does go, go. go during the working day. She also table with chopsticks — and forks, just In case But don't sit Dear Emily What kind of pants should a woman who has walks the 15 blocks between her apartment and her showroom on the floor This. I think, is going too far for Americans " big hips wear" - EH. Baltimore. Mil and design studio. BELMAR — Miss Susan Carol Werner and Joseph Stacy Because she feels guests like to "visually enjoy" a meal. Dear EH According lo Reiko proper fit is the secret of Phelon were married Nov 6 in the First United Methodist How does the attractive designer maintain her superbly Reiko prepares some dishes at the table "My Japanese successful panls-weanng If hips are large, wear evening Church The Rev Harold R Hawik officiated There was a slim figure'1 It's not diet because she admits loving food and housekeeper does the more intricate ones in the kitchen and pants that are full enough in look like a skirt Another trick, reception in Squires Pub. West Long Branch has a passion for chocolate mousse Still, when I pinned her then signals me when they are done just as if I'm cooking " suggests Reiko. is to wear a tunic top because it conceals hips Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs Henry Charles down, the reasons for her superb figure were evident Reiko's It's cheating a bit - but what hostess isn't entitled t<> all and fanny "Cigarette pants - the skinny ones, call for a per- Werner Jr 140 Wayside Road. Tinton Falls, and Mr. and Mrs daily menus are Spartan, starting with tea and toast for the help she can get•• fect figure " she said J Stacy Phelon 3rd 87 Sand Spring Drive. Eatontown breakfast, concentrating on veal and fish (beef only occasion- Reiko's favorite beverage is Japanese green tea 'It WATER FAST Mrs William Jones, the bride's cousin, was matron of ally) for lunch and dinner She dotes on raw or steamed vege- makes me feel good. " she said "It's good for digestion " Shi' Dear Emily How often should you go on the water fast honor John Lonergan was best man and how long should you stay on If How do you break the Mrs Phelon was graduated from Wall Township High fast'Ethel P. Ridgewood. NJ i School and Kean College of New Jersey. Union, where she Is Dear Ethel If you're in perfect health, try a one-day fast a graduate student She is a teacher In Colts Neck Township once a week It's not wise to fast longer unless you're under Schools medical supervision You'll find details on breaking the fast in my "Spa Secrets " booklet. To obtain a copy, send your Mr Phelon is a graduate of Monmouth Regional High request along with 25 cents and a business-size, self-ad- School. Tinton Falls, and Brookdale Community College, Lin- dressed, stamped envelope to Emily Wllkens' Spa Book- croft. He is a self-employed musician and songwriter Heavy hearts uplifted After a wedding trip to the Bahamas. Mr and Mrs Phe- let. P.O Box 5176. Grand Central Station. New York N Y 10017 lon reside in Long Branch

Holiday closings Dear Ann: As the author ot ' reaches up and removes my "The Bereaved Parent" I glasses. It's a lovely signal for museum have been inundated with that I'm gonna get kissed — LINCROFT - Monmoulh $100,000.00 mail from mothers and fa- ANN LANDERS Four Eyes In Lubbock Museum will be closed Dec thers who have dead children Dear Lub: How sweet 26 and Jan 2 including the of- The correspondence has been Thanks for the short course fices, galleries and Nature particularly heavy at this thing is the same as it was portant part of the healing CONFIDENTIAL to Nol So LIFE INSURANCE Center trailer Regular mu- time of year because of the Your child is dead and that is process is lo come to terms Gullible: Why do you doubl seum hours are Mondays holiday season There are a fact It will only create un- with the fact that the child is the validity of his story when through Saturdays. 9 am to your own life would be con- many things bereaved par- necessary sadness for you not "lost." The child is dead. 4 30 p.m., and Sundays from I LOOK at THESE Rotes for Your Ay RATES MUCH sidered plenty far out by the ents can do to help alleviate and the rest of the family if So listen to Harriet. She has a to 5 p.m. "Sounds of Christ- average observer' Remem- the pain and suffering. Here you pretend to be cheerful dead child and knows what mas," the new Christmas ex- LOWER THAN ber, to "the other fellow." ult »nm ssC are some suggestions Things are NOT the same as she's talking about hibit Is featured 3tC before, and they never will be Dear Ann: The answer you YOl'arp the other fellow m Meet the holidays head on •war N ' •11.lt •44.14 •154 00 SAYINGS BANK But make some changes again. gave lo Toodie was wrong How young is loo young for •7IM •JI 100 Above all. remember you Glasses DO gel in Ihe way of CHRISTMAS PROGRAM n UN •s.ta •007 1I7.M 04 1.M If Thanksgiving and Christ- a child to learn about sex? a. 11.17 41.M all 1M.M 04 It) UFE INSURANCE mas dinners were always late have the right to be happy kissing! One minute of kissing That's just one thing you'll AVON - Tennent Chapter. H 1125 4144 not 1M.M M 1.N afternoon meals — change You have suffered enough - can mean five minutes of find in Ann Landers's new Daughters of the American II 11.11 41.M 11.10 1*0 00 .11 IN 1I.M 41.11 Hit 10! 00 .M 1.N the time Harriet Samoff-Schiff cleaning glasses. booklet. "How. What and Revolution will meet tomorrow • Dear Harriet: On behalf nf If you're a guy. the problem M 11.71 4I.M M.1I 1H.M M 1.M If you are accustomed to When to Tell Your Child at 1 p.m. In the home of Mrs 17 14.N 4114 SIM 1*100 M 1.M my readers who have "suf- is even worse because there's OFFERED BY ONE celebrating the holidays with About Sex." Send 50 cents in William A. Smith. The Christ- M 14.11 44.71 1)72 172 00 .N 1.N fered enough" I want to makeup as well as smudges N 14.71 44 U M.I? 17700 04 1.M OF THE OLDEST only the immediate family coin, along with a long, mas program will be present- thank you (or your practical to get off. 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There were no turnovers, Morris up the right sideline and Bryant stepped in front of the and although the stat sheet says the Giants were penalized 109 Cardinal back and ran a straight dash down the sideline tor yards, there were no critical penalties Ol Ihe penalties. 59 the touchdown with John Mendenhall getting a big block. It yards came on one pass interference call against Bill Bryant, was the first time a Giants' back had returned an interception one of the game's heroes. for a TD since Spider Loekhart did it in 1872 Bobby Hammond's 24-yard punt return later in the third The Cardinals did not look like a playoff team anymore period gave the filants Held position for Danelo's 37-yard field than they did In that horrendous Thanksgiving Day loss to goal that upped the score to 20-7. and then Gary Shirk took MARATHON MEN — The top three finishers center, caught up and won the race In record Miami. Jim Hart was intercepted twice, and Bryant returned over. In yesterday's Jersey Shore Marathon are time. Trailing Sleben Is Jerry Kooymans of one of those 54 yards for a touchdown Brad Van Pelt, 111 with bunched together In Long Branch during sec- Princeton University who placed third. Pat- the flu, picked olf the other to stop a Cardinal drive in the He caught a 10-yard out from Pisarcik, cut inside the ond halt of race. Dave Patterson, left, of the terson finished second. fourth period strong safely. Ken Reaves, got a block from little Jimmy Shore AC has a slight lead, but Bill Sleben, Robinson and wound up with a 64-yard gain to the Cards' 2. St. Louis also fumbled once, and that was a killer. Terry Willie Spencer bashed over on the first play of the fourth peri- Metcalf coughed up the ball at the Giant I, Conrad Dobler let od, and the fans started for their tailgate parties. II slip away from him in the end zone, and' Dan Lloyd cap- Shirk and Bryant got game balls, but the entire offensive tured It for the Giants. line earned them on the first possession of the game. The Gi- Sieben wins 1st marathon ants took the klckoff and blasted 80 yards for a TD on a Giant coach John McVay, savoring his lifth victory In 12 march that ate up 8:14 of the clock There was only one pass By JIM HINTK1.MANN "My longest previous race was an 18-mile event at games this year, had a better theory. "This Is the first time since I have been here," the coach said, "that 1 can say all In the drive, nine yards to Doug Kotar, and Hammond scooted ASBUKY PARK- Alter (ailing to win his only two Long Beach Island In October," said Whitehead who was 15 yards off right tackle (or the touchdown. marathon races, BUI Sieben, running lor the New Jersey timed in 2:2745 three phases ol the game - kicking, detente and offense - Athletic Attic, made his third attempt a memorable one The first high school runner to finish was Tony Ama- yesterday at the seventh annual Jersey Shore Marathon bile, a Junior at St Joseph's ol Toms River who finished The former Union Catholic and Rutgers University a brilliant 19th overall. track star shattered a course and slate record for the Amabile's time ol 2:34.18 broke the previous record marathon by winning in two hours, IB minutes and lour for the high school division The former mark was 2:44.14 seconds over the it mile, 185 yard course which went which was set by Sam Malzel of Wayne In 1973 from Asoury Parks Convention Hall to SBndy Hook and JeanChodnlckl, a freshman at Montclalr State, led bai* to the starting point. the women competitors with a time of 3:01.44, another "I pulled away from the other runners with about meet record. She finished 246th overall, four miles remaining." said the 26-year old Railway resl- Sieben was the winner in the 10-29 ago group while dent who was the NJSIAA All-Groups champion in IMI in the other age group winners were Rich Glanini of North the mile run Medford(.10 39), Ken Mueller. unattached(40-49) and John "I hoped that If the first runners would be around an Cavanaugh of Woodbury. Conn (Seniors), hour and 10 minutes at the halfway point. I would Just The Shore Athletic Club won the open team (ham lake It from there," said Sleben who ran the three and pionshlp while Rutgers took the state Intercollegiate learn six-mile races at Rutgers championship Sleben's time broke the previous marathon record of Franklin Township was the winner In the high school Mt.ll set by Bloomfleld's Tom Fleming in 1973 division with slate cross country champion Bergen Catho- "I was second in this marathon three years ago," Sle- lie second* ben said. "And I finished Mlh in the Boston Marathon Sieben, a teacher at Middlesex County Community this year College, received the John Hayes Memorial Trophy and "I think that the fine weather had something to do the Keystone Cup (perpetual) in awards ceremonies fol- with the fast time " lowing the race The last lew years, the Jersey Shore Marathon had All runners who finished the race In less than lour been run in January, but snow and cold weather marred hours received certificates and tankards, the races In recent years As a result, it was switched lo The race was sponsored by Keystone Savings and the early part of this month staged by the Shore Athletic Club The move paid off as sunny skies, temperatures In the low fourties and cool breezes resulted In a record ""i^li 'jTi*uilm** turnout of J.OM runners yj, J'J.1 yjj; TV""'™,*,'™.' *r««i.'5!fJ' °°n IIS.*!. Patterson, a graduate of West Chester State Teach- S'S'TMSI'" ",!"»"„"£,".&£, '«".','„' ,°,°'5w"«', i'"Z"VS c w era. made his 10th marathon race his best despite finish- «w»' • ';",, 7"^Jll,^,°" *,% ' " " ' "" "'" """°" ing SeCOnd. t. *l OtD«WVl. Millratr t A ? Hit: .1 Bill WcMuK«n Aldrn I ,oni Cliff Whtteheed of Spring Lake Heights, running for ! 35?: ,','. §£! KT'r.S Vo,l 8«Vii oV".6M""."»^'* the Shore AC, Was Ihe first local runner placing a strong SSSKii KVU"".! VS.'il.S"".^ VJti&Ji.'tV VSt seventh despite competing in a marathon lor the first ^'"^f "JJJ-J> »» , „ ,, „ „„,„, ,,,,, ,,,, ,, , 0( m m Sugo ol LOOSE BALL — Wayne Morris of the St. Louis of yesterday's game. Cards recovered fumble, buf limp Ml AC 134.JI.2J Gtorpt Ktrnpf. Oftio Untvtrtdy ) j\ JJ. 24. Doug Cardinals can't quite reach his fumble as the New were upset 27-7 to damage their NFL playoff "I thought that I could develop more in tunning." ex- ^J^T^'S^ili fl; Wfcl^HSttJByWft C U ol York Giants John Mendenhall has him pinned to hopes, pUined Whitehead when asked why he switched from ]£{?£." sk^'riOT; »""i?:*°«>J;°",d ' M,M,", v" the Giants Stadium Astroturf in the second period baseball to track »»» Michaels' patience pays off as Leahy helps beat Saints

By MARTY HS< Hill IN when we aren't able to beat teams on the same par that we are." NEW ORLEANS - New York Jet head coach Walt Mi- Todd started for the first time in three weeks because of chaels is a patient and understanding man and yesterday his a knee injury. He missed two games, then came in against faith in placekicker Pat Leahy paid off as Leahy found Ihe the Steelers in the fourth quarter last week. He completed range and led Ihe Jets to a 1613 National Football League eight of 20 pass (or 160 yards. victory over the New Orleans Saints. On the Jets' second possession Todd took them 66 yards In When Leahy went into a stump for a couple of games. Mi- four plays, connecting with tight end Jerome Barkum on a 40- chaels allowed him to kick his way out of it and yesterday the yarder tor the touchdown Uttle placekicker kicked a 48-yard field goal in the first half The Jets had a chance to score again when they came and 29 and 27-yards in the fourth quarter for the tieing and right back with a first down and goal to go on the five yard go-ahead scores, as the Jets snapped a seven game losing line but came up empty when Leahy missed a short chip shot. streak. With 10:44 left in the first half Archie Manning capped a Leahy's 48-yarder was the longest of his career, lopping 14 play 80 yard drive with a nine yard touchdown pass to Hen- one of 47 yards kicked last week against Pittsburgh It came ry Childs and the score was tied at seven unUK.eahy's long with only two seconds left in the first half and gave the Jets a field goal at the end of the half. big lift as they went into Ihe dressing room with a 10-7 lead. The Saints went ahead on a 17-yard run by Chuck Muncie Both teams lived up to their advance billing, committing early in the fourth quarter but could not stand prosperity. numerous errors and both were flagged many times In key Bruce Harper kept the Jets in the thick of things with sev- , situations. eral long runbacks on kickoffs and punt returns and running The loss was the sixth for the Saints by a touchdown or back Clark Gaines carried 22 times for 103 yards, only the less and gave them a few more "Its and should haves" to add second time this season that a Jet runner passed 100 yards In lo their already large total. a game. The biKRest blow to the Saints' cause was an interference "It was designed just to pick up the safety blitz," ex- call at the 16 yard line after Richard Todd threw ihe ball U( plained Michaels. "The Saints use the safety blitz a lot and it for grabs on a third and long situation late In the final period. is a very effective weapon. It served Its purpose, by keeping aiwtMr •••«MNKI »I Dnt «!»•«•• Three plays later Leahy booted his game-winning field goal them away from our quarterback and it was particularly ef- terday. He then celebrates his finish by down- PAUSE THAT REFRESHES - Jerome Mah- New Orleans coach Hank Stram. usually fairly even tem- fective on that last series of downs when the Saints were blitz- rer of Manhattan approaches the finish line- Ing a can of beer at the end of the race. pered, kept the press out of his team's dressing room tor al- ing everybody trying to get the ball back." left, at the annual Jersey Shore Marathon yes- most a half-hour after the game. Manning hit on 15 of 25 passes for 168 yards, but the Jets Later Strain's comment was "It hurts. It's disappointing contained him when he got close. So what else is new for losing Buccaneers

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - The lady behind the wheel or the Johnny's turbaned mystic, Carnac. conjured up the I of his longest Cuban^cigars, propped his leel on the desk ol an area newspaper: "Wanted — Coach and Football courtesy car expressed a dilemma that reflected this area's question for a revealed answer: , and kept a stiff upper lip. Team, Personnel with California Experience Not Wanted. utter resignation over the plight of the winless Tampa Bay Q. What two disasters were accompanied by band music? He wasn't about to blow his brains oul. Apply No. 1. Bucs Place." Buccaneers. A. The Titanic and Ihe Buccaneers. "My reputation Is taking a hell of a Dealing," he ack- A St. Petersburg paper conducted a reader poll, soliciting "We have these two season tickets for Sunday's game." These are only a fraction of the cascading indignities that • nowledged "We have had a lot of tough luck, building from suggestions. Many defended McKay and this franchise. she said, "but I have volunteered to chauffeur (or the golfers have to be endured by John McKay, the "Gray Fox" from scratch, is a long, hard haul. But don't worry We'll make Others urged: "Fire McKay," "Waive Antony Davis, bench playing In the Mixed Team Tournament over at Largo. the University of Southern California who compiled one of it. It's a slow building process." Ricky Bell." The three players voted least effective were "My husband and ,1 would like to give the tickets to the gaudlesi coaching records in the history of collegiate Trouble Is. some of the more avid lans in this football the McKay proteges from USC — Davis, Bell and son, someone but don't know how to go about II. We would hate football. 1 '• hotbed are losing patience. Johnny McKay. to offend any friends.' The Buccaneers lost another one Sunday to Walter Payton They have hauled oul bumper stickers that say, "Dump Lately fans have grown bolder and uglier. One recently It was the same night that Johnny Carson opened his and the Chicago Bears. 10-0, leaving Tampa Bay with three . McKay In Tampa Bay," a merchant came out with a line stood up at a game and bellowed, "Hey, McKay, maybe "Tonight" show from Los Angeles with one of his recurring points in sjx home games this season. What else Is new? . I of sweat shirts with the imprint. "Go For 0." It displays Nixon's got a place for you at San Clemente." As the coach cricks at the National Football League team that now has For McKay, it meant Just another round of Jokes and i a sinking Pirate ship. and his son walked toward the dressing room, a cup of ic,» lost 26 games In a row In its two years of existence. insults from a hard core (if detractors. McKay lit up one An anonymous ad was placed In the "Hot Line" section was dumped on their heads. I 12 TheDMtyRegkter SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY DECEMBER S, 1977 Rams win division title LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Los Angeles Broncos champions Denver beat Oakland 30-7 in The closest the Bills came to scoring was a Rims won a National Football league division their first meeting and then lost 2414 missed field goal attempt from 17 yards by Carson title and knocked Super Bowl defending champion Los Angeles dominated the first half until the Long hie in the third quarter A 45-yard itlempl Oakland out of another divisional crown Sunday waning minutes and lost one big opportunity when in Ihe first half was blocked 2H4 on a surprise 43 yard bomb from quarterback Oakland defensive end John Hatusiak sacked Ha- Moseley missed a 45 yard try in the fourth Pit Haden to wide receiver Harold Jackson that den for a loss of II yards on a third down play at quarter for Washington covered more than half the field Oakland's 24 Bateman's 20 yard punt into fierce winds set The 24 year old Haden. a Rhodes Scholar in his The Rams intercepted Stabler four times and up the Redskins' second-quarter touchdown. second year with the Rams, said he hadn't gone to sacked him four times, while Haden was not inter- The Redskins took over on their own 47 and his wide receivers Sunday afternoon against Ihf cepted and was sacked twice. defending world champions "because they were The Raiders were aided by seven penalties double teaming Jackson and Billy Waddy all day against Los Angeles five resulting in first downs and two of them came in the Raiders' final touch- Interconference "Then they told me they could get open and down drive behind the free safely," said Haden. who finally The Rams also had ihe advantage of a penalty moved slowly toward Ihe goal line A third down threw the winning pass with 2 10 remaining in Ihe against Oakland, a face mask violation on their pass for 15 yards to Mike Thomas got Ihe drive go- game winning drive ing, then fheismann hit Thomas for another IS yards and Fugelt for 7 "Neither Jackson nor Waddy were the primary The Rams, in winning their fifth straight receiver on our pass play." said Haden "It was game, also won their fifth straight division title On the 11th play of Ihe drive. Fugett caught whoever got open I faked to Waddy and Ihe free Haden hit 13 of 22 passes for IHti yards while Theismann's pass at the 4. broke Doug Jones' at- safely moved toward him and that's when 1 went Stabler was It fur 3T for 104 tempted tackle and went in for the score. to Jackson McCutcheon led Rams' rushers with 97 in 25 car- The Bills put together a threat late in the first "We knew before the game that Atlanta had ries and wenl over 1.000 yards for Ihe season, his half, moving from their own 29 lo the Redskins' 27, lost and if we won we would win our division title fourth time in five years and he became the all- but Long's 45 yard field goal try was blocked by So we had two goals — to beat the world cham- time leading Ram ballcarrier with 1.219 carries for Joe Harris with three seconds left in the half pions and win our title." his career He surpassed Dick Bass, now a radio An 8-yard pass from Ferguson lo Roland The defending champion Raiders can still broadcaster who works Rams' games Hass had Hooks started Ihe drive Mike Coiner gained to make it into the playoffs as the wild card team in 1.218 carries in his career yards on a pair of runs and Ferguson hit Bob the AFC Clarence Davis paced the visitors with 80 Chandler for 10 yards John Cappelletti scored the first touchdown for yards on 10 rushes while Mark van Keghen ran 16 PalrMi l«, Falrws II Los Angeles. 9-3. on a 1 yard run eight plays after times for 79 yards ATLANTA (AT) - Stanley Morgan scored on Nolan Cromwell recovered Rick Jennings' fumble Redsklas It, Bills « a 33-yard pass from Steve Grogan with 4:40 re- of a fair catch attempt on a punt BUFFALO. NY (Al') - Joe Theismann's 12- maining Sunday to give the New England Patriots Oakland evened the count with 54 seconds left yard touchdown pass to Jean Fugelt early in the a lt-10 National Football League victory over the in the first half on a 1 yard smash by Fete Banas- second quarter was all the Washington Redskins Atlanta Falcons zak Pat Toomay had recovered a Cappellelti needed to subdue the punchless Buffalo Rills 10-41 The Croganto Morgan pass capped an 89-yard fumble at the Los Angeles 31 to set up the score Sunday and strengthen Washington's hopes for a drive by the Patriots and washed out a brilliant Rafael Seplein sent the Rams ahead 13-7 with wild card National Football League playoff berth defensive effort by Ihe Falcons, who struck for a field goals covering 21 and 44 yards belore the Mark Moseley kicked a 20-yard field goal with 10-9 lead following a pass interception by Rick Raiders struck back I SO to play lo seal Ihe victory and improve Ihe Ryas and a blocked punt by Edgar Fields On an NT-yard drive aided by two penalties Redskins record to 7-5, same as the St Louis Car- The decision kept New England. 8-4. in con- against Los Angeles quarterback Ken Stabler hit dinals, who wete upset by the New York dianls. tention for an American Conference playoff berth tight end Dave Casper on a 21-yard scoring pass to and the Chicago Bears who blanked Tampa Bay but virtually killed the playoff chances of Atlanta. put Oakland ahead Casper grabbed Ihe ball just 10-0. in the National Football Conference 66 as he passed the goal line Mike Thomas gained 80 yards rushing and Urogan threw three passes to Morgan crossiig The Rams took the ensuing kickoff and drove 83 keyed the Redskins' touchdown drive with pass re- over the middle lo gain 70 yards in the drive that yards in just six plays. Haden hitting Terry Nelson ceptions of 15 and 13 yards The drive came after began with just over nine minutes remaining in for 21 yards and John Cappelletti for 10 before his a 20-yard punt by Marv Bateman. who boomed a the game Grogan also completed a 15 yard pass payoff pitch to Jackson before the crowd of 67.075 75-yarder in the third quarter, the longest punt in to Darryl Stingley during the nine-play drive in the Memorial Coliseum the AFC this season Morgan returned a kickoff 100 yards for an Although Denver and Oakland would tie for The Bills. 2-10. played before only 22.975 fans, apparent touchdown after Atlanta had taken a let STOPPING A THREAT — Loos Angeles Rams d.efensemon Monte Jackson the AFC West title if the Broncos lose their final their smallest crowd since 1903 and the lowest to- lead early in the final quarter, but an illegal use of (28) goes high in the oir to intercept Oakland's Len Stabler's pass In the two and the Raiders win two. the point differential tal in the five year history of Rich Stadium, which hands penally on New England's Jess Phillips put end zone during second quarter of yesterday's game. Raiders won, 20-U. in their two head-to-head meetings makes the seats 80.020 the ball back on the Falcon 37 Payton-led Bears rally, defeat winless Bucs

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — "We were in for a rough game, but OrrsM. Vlkligsl' we kept in there to win it." said Chicago Coach Jack Pardee BLOOMINGTON, Minn (AP) - The Minnesota Vikings, after his Bears, led by Walter Peyton, broke open a scoreless riding the golden arm of rookie quarterback Tommy Kramer, game in the fourth quarter to beat the 0-26 Tampa Bay Bucca- rallied from a 24-0 third quarter deficit and beat the San aeers 10-0 Sunday and keep their playoff hopes alive Francisco 49ers 28-27 in National Football League action Sun- -'. Payton. the National Football League's leading rusher, day scored on a 3-yard run for the only touchdown of the day but Kramer fired three fourth-quarter touchdown passes, in- was held to a grudging 101 yards in 33 carries by a stubborn cluding a 69-yard game-winner to Sammy White with 1:38 to Tampa defense. play !; Payton is trying to break the NFL's single-season rushing The victory kept the first-place Vikings, 8-4. one game mark of 2.003 yards, set in 1973 by Buffalo's O J Simpson. He has now gained 1.642 yards and needs 362 in his remaining two -games NFC roundup Tampa's star defender. Lee Roy Selmon. was credited with sacks of 16 and 13 yards, three tackles and two assists ahead ol the Chicago Bears in the Central Division of the Na- "Selmon had a great day." said Pardee. whose Bears. 7-5. tional Football Conference. 'stayed one game behind Minnesota in the National Confer- Kramer replaced starter Bobby Lee with the Vikings ence's Central Division and also remained in the running for trailing 24-7 early in the fourth quarter The first-round draft (tie NFC wild card berth "We were hard-pressed to throw the choice from Rice threw an 8-yard scoring pass to Ahmad football with him around all the time." Rashad and followed with a 9 yard TD pass to Bob Tucker Tampa Bay Coach John McKay said his defense has no Kramer ended the day with nine compctions in 13 at- tear of "great running backs. We thought we could stop Pay- tempts for 188 yards against a defense which held the Vikings ton, even though he's one of the best backs in pro football lo 52 yards rushing ; i "We were determined not to give up the ball in our end ot * Packers II. Liens 9 (be Held and not to allow them to run the fake punt," said GREEN BAY. Wis. (AP) - A grinning Green Bay Packer McKay. "And then, we let them do both." safety Steve Luke said he wasn't sure who should take the Ccwbtys 14, Eagles 11 credit for the goal line stand that stopped the Detroit Lions DALLAS (AP) - Rookie tailback Tony Dorset! branded Sunday His name in the National Football League record book and "It might have been a three-way tie, " said Luke, who nailed the Dallas Cowboys' seventh Eastern Division title flag with safety Johnnie Gray and comerback Willie Buchanon to the mast Sunday with brilliant running in a 24-14 victory stopped a Detroit sweep for no gain on fourth down and goal over Philadelphia al the Packer two yard line with 4:48 to play The gang tackle Dorset) scored two touchdowns, including an 84-yard preserved a 10-7 Green Bay lead, and the Packers held on for jaunt in the fourth period, and gained 206 yards on 23 carries a 10-7 National Football League victory to daze the pesky Eagles, who were in the game until the The play blunted a furious fourth quarter rally by the fourth quarter Lions The Packers had taken a 100 lead as rookie David His long run at the start of the fourth period broke it Whitehurst directed a 70-yard march capped by Will Harrell's open It was the key play of the game." said Dallas Coach two-yard touchdown run on the game's 11th play and Chester Tom Landry "We put in a trap play where the tight end goes Marcol kicked a 37 yard field goal 4:45 before halftlme. in motion and then blocks down and Tony popped through the Lions Coach Tommy Hudspelh refused to second guess hole and was gone ' , himself for going for a touchdown instead of a potential tying Dorset! said. "I felt il coming. It was a matter of time be- field goal on the fourth down play fore I broke one. Jay Saldi made a great block and then il "I thought we would score." Hudspeth said "Id still go was off to the races " for the touchdown We considered a field goal, but we all felt AIRBORNE - Walter Payton of the Chicago the Tampa Bay Bucs. Payton gained more than 10O The Cowboys were leading only 1714 when Dorsett un- the same way. that we would score. But I'd sure consider the Bears, the NFL's leading rusher, goes flying yards and Bears won 10-0. corked his lightning run. field goal now " through the air after being hit by Richard Wood of Broncos win, clinch playoff berth 27 Days Left for HOUSTON (AP) - Denver club's 18-year history with an brate He suffered a strained quarterback Craig Morton, 11-1 record. For Morton, it shoulder on the final play of roughed up with six sacks and marked a personal triumph the first half but returned lat- AFC roundup a strained shoulder by a de- "It's been a long time for er to key the final Denver New Jersey termined Houston defense, the Denver Broncos, but it's touchdown "I'm pretty sore yards rushing for the season Zorn lo Sam McC'ullum and a came back Sunday to throw been an even longer time for right now but I feel great." and quarterback Terry Brad- 27-yard field goal by John two touchdown passes and Craig Morion." Morion said, Morton said shaw ran for two touchdowns l.eypoldt, set up by Harris key a third score as the summing up his frustrating Denver's nrstyear coach. to lead the Pittsburgh Steel- (umble. "NO FEE" Broncos clinched a playoff career at Dallas and the New Red Miller, said, "we're In ers to a 30-20 National Foot- Early in the fourth quarter. berth with a 24-14 National York Giants "This is grat- the playoffs and for the first ball League victory Sunday Gerela broke the 13-18 tic Football League victory over ifying to me. This has been a time this season. I'm ready to over the Seattle Seahawks. with a 43-yard field goal that the Oilers real close-knit team and I've talk about them. We had a The triumph kept the Steel- hit the left upright but ca- Homeowner Loans been proud of it " The triumph propelled the great team effort again ers. 8-4. atop the Central Divi- romed through Offer ends loans other than first mort- ment penalty the homeowner Broncos into the NFL play- Morton almost wasn't today When 1 took this job on sion of the American Football It was the third field goal of gages. THE MONEY STORE can choose a very low repay- offs for the first time in the around at the end to cele- Feb. 1 this year, my main ob- Conference and set up next Ihe game for Gerela. who New Years Day group is the State's largest spe- ment plan. The homeowner jective was to win the respect week's showdown with Cin- didn ot attempt a single field cialist of this new type loan then has the right to pay off the of Ihe other teams in the cinnati. goal in a five-game stretch Due to the great success of which has become so popular entire balance at any time or to league." Seattle. 3-9. trailed 13-3 al that ended a week ago He last year's Christmas campaign. that literally lens of thousands increase the size of the NFL standings of homeowners file applica- The loss dropped Houston halftime but lied the score in began the day with a total of THE MONEY STORE is again payments so that the loan will tions every year, ' AMMICAHFOOTtALLCONFEPEi.CE NATIONALFOOTBALLCONFERfNCE to 6-6 and out of any playoff the third quarter on a 65-yard four field goals in eight tries offering a special "no fee" loan be paid back sooner and all it ••Him ot»nt«n iMNfH DtvtllM al all of its branches will cost is interest just for the W L T Pel Datloi 10 7 0 133 7*9 t7l contention. touchdown pass from Jim this season Big Money Loans •oltimox » 2 S) LOUH / 5 0 SIJ I4S 144 throughout New Jersey. The time the money is used. 3 0 W 163 Woihington 7 S 0 SI) 1 S3 l Si This type of loan permits previous campaign was to MewEnglond 4 0 64' 10 1/7 N Y.G.onli 5 J 0 4W 1 SI 7» Morton threw both of his homeowners to borrow $500 to HIM t,0 ?» Philodelpnia 3 9 0 350 t/6 19} commemorate the opening ol Toll Free Loan Info 1 100 16' Ctmtril OWltln TD strikes in the second CB.S. SUPERMARKET $50,000 and even more which M.rtnewiO 14 0 66? IM 1/1 its new national headquarters C4Hrir«l DIvlilM quarter to rally Ihe Broncos can he used for any purpose at THE MONEY STORE in- I I 0 U7 Cnieooo '50 SI3 777 114 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG al 294 Morris Avenue in 7 5 0 583 Detroit 5/0 *\? i« 711 to a 14-7 halftime edge after all including debt consolida- vites homeowners to call for 6 « 0 500 GreenBav 3 9 0 150 KM 114 Springfield. Branches in North TompaBay 0 I? 0 000 53 70? Houston had taken a 7-0 lead tion, tax payments, auto information or advice even • • 0 SOO Jersey include Toms River. 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Atlanta 10 Son D'fgo ]/, Clfvflonfl 14 Once-forgotten Roy Gerela the nearest branch of THE New York Glont) V. SI. Loud I New York Jell 16, New Onrom I) from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week Small Payments Plltiburah X. Seattle 20 Lot Angciet 70, Oofciund u kicked three field goals. I ho "no fee" campaign MONEY STORE. The listing Washington 10. Buffalo 0 WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER applies only lo homeowner Because there is no prepay- will be found under MONEY. Cincinnati V. KantmClty 1 Boitirnoreol Mmmi Vp m (ABC) Franco Harris surpassed 1,000 SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY DECEMBEH s 1977 The Dairy Register 13 Injuries cripple Capitals, but Bruins thrive on them They are coaches al (he must opposite of extremes Don Sabres f, Red Wings I Cherry ol the Bruins finds his team denmaled by injuries Gil Pem?ault and Rick Martin scored two goals apiece but unbeaten in the last 14 games. Tom McVie of the lo help the Sabres extend their unbeaten streak to five Washington Capitals finds his team decimated by injuries games and hand Detroit its fifth consecutive loss and winless in 19 straight Cherry's charges, missing six important players, defeated Canucks «. Black Hawks 2 the Toronto Maple Leafs 3 1 Sunday Looking on from the Mike Walton and Ron Sedlbauer scored two goals each owner's box at Boston Garden were goalie Gerry Cheevers. to help Vancouver beat Chicago, which has won only one defenseman Gary Doak and forwards Gregg Sheppard. of its last 12 games Bobby Schmaut/. Stan Jonathan and rookie Dwight Foster "Nobody knows what you can do to get the team going.'' observed Stan Mikila. who scored one of the Black Hawks' "I looked up in the box and said lo myself. Gee. We got goals "It would be simple to say that we have to go back a pretty good starting lineup up there We could put Cheesy to the blackboards, but blackboards don't score goals (Cheevers) in goal. Foster on defense with Doak. and Sheppard. Jonathan and Schmaulz would be a pretty good Rangers 4. North Stars 4 line.'" said Cherry Lucien DeBlois scored his second goal of the game with Meanwhile, the remaining healthy Bruins downed the 5 36 remaining In cap a furious New York comeback from Maple Leafs on goals by Jean Ralelle. Brad Park and Bob a three-goal deficit and give the Rangers their tie with Miller. That after Kurt Walker gave Toronto a 1-0 lead by Minnesota tipping a long shot past goalie Gilles Gilbert after 5:44 of Brad Maxwell scored to break New York's shutout string play at 159 minutes, three seconds, then Nick Beverley and Dean' "I thought we played a pretty good game." said Cherry. Talafous tallied for a 30 North Stars advantage But the "We only had 15 guys skating out there, but they played Rangers fought back with power play goals by Ron hard And they weren't any humpty dumpties we were Greschner and Ed Johnslune to pull even playing, either." He was referring lo the Maple Leafs, just six points behind Boston and Buffalo, who share the top spot in the National Hockey League's Adams Division | NHL standings | The Capitals, meanwhile, aren't challenging anyone for first place. They aren't even challenging (or fourth They WALESCONFMENCE CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Hmrrn D.v.,i«v» have won only twice this season, once against the Pittsburgh PoTrlck aivlilt.il • 1 Ptft l OF O* Pniladelphia 16 4 3 35 99 Penguins, who beat them 4-2 Sunday nighl 16 I II NYJSlonflers I? 6 ' 31 Vb g 11 e NYRangert 10 II i 73 IS "You have lo feel sorry for Tommy." Penguins Coach a ii . (] Ailonlo 7 10 I 31 1J PitlkDurgh V it 71 Johnny Wilson said in reference to McVie "Everyone says. Dttrail i if Smyme Divm.n Vancouver I 10 S II 19 'Blame the coach ' But the Caps have had a rash of injuries Woiftington Attorn, D.v, ion Boilon 1* l i IS Chicago 6 10 I 10 S9 like we had earlier in the season, and it's going to take Buffalo 16 6 35 Colorado 6 10 S 17 77 Toronto 1) A Minntiota 6 14 4 It tl a while for the younger players to develop " Cleveland I 13 i3 a>9 61 SI Loult 5 16 ! SS •• "Offensively, we made an effort but we couldn't get Mtvrtfar > Qwnti hwtar » Montreal J Chicago 7 anything going in their end." said McVie. whose Caps last Buffalo 6 Of trail 1 Butta>o I, Pilttburgfi t, tit Minnetota 4, New York Rangert 4, tlf FLOORED - Phil Russell of the Chicago Block Vancouver Canucks during first period of their won on PrtilOOMIphiO 1* 1 W Chicago U * ">" Price's game-winning basket with three seconds left Ntw Vo'k 11 II UO Mitwowftee 11 II U) ] Buftoio 10 11 "a i 1 Konvo.Ci'V •* 13 40* Of his return to action. Jabbar said "It's hard to say toitoo 1 U 113 n . 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DECEMBERS 1977 Bucs appear best in fC Purdue proves itself but Booth remains cautious Ji* Barry Carroll is seven (eet tail - and every With every starter returning (rum last years strung team bacttcourt while Petrone is another good scorer Inch A basketball player, says Fred Schaus that finished runnerup in the C Division race and went to the Other top candidates are sophomores Joe Plngitore (»-i| He is the most dominating center I've ever had at College roundup NJS1AA Central Jersey Group II finals. Red Bank Regional and Steve Lubischer (l-l). Brian Quigley (»-» and Mike 1 '•!•.••• Schaus said Saturdly after watching the ag- would appear to have a lock on the division basketball rare ONeil(M) ue sophomore throw his size and weight around this year KEVPORT uvtist Alabama John's edged Princeton 43-M and No 18 Wake Forest However, while most roaches admit that the Bucs are the There will be a different look at Keyport this season with Carroll had a career high !( points and It rebounds lost to Duke 97 M in a consolation game of the Big Four team to beat, the race could be much closer than expected AllCounly guard Nick Russo and center John Klrby. both t<> lead the llth ranked Boilermakers to a surprisingly tournament with Freehold and Shore having talented players returning law point scorers, having graduated. tilt victory over the lSthrated Crimson Tide in a After a fairly close first half, the Boilermakers put also. As a reilt. Keyport coach Dick Woolf has only two letter tattle "I iniersedional college basketball "owers the game out of Alabama's reach with scoring bursts of Holmdel and Henry Hudson are expected to have im- I was very impressed with our game — especially 12-2 and 18 3 in the final period boosting their lead to as proved teams but defending champion Keyport lost too much Cifrrit't - because we needed to play well against a many as 21 points before Schaus started bringing in the through graduation to be a factor in the race. High school preview '1 p flight team after a poor performance (gainst a reserves Jerry Stchting added 19 points to the Purdue Keansburg. Point Pleasant Beach and Manchester Town- 1 Indiana State team last Monday Purdue was bur offense while Reggie King led Alabama with It ship are rebuilding icd in that one 91-63 Phil Ford poured in 14 points in six minutes of the RED BANK REGIONAL men back from last year's C Division and Central Jersey I thought the key to our game was that we kept second half to lead North Carolina over North Carolina The Bucs appear to have everything needed for a cham- Group I champions , our poise and got the ball inside We stayed out of foul State. Ford, an all-American guard, scored 30 points. 24 pionship with size, experience and shooting, but Buc coach •We will be competitive, but not like last year." said trouble, and we played a tough zone To play a proper of them in the second half, and ran North Carolina's Warren Booth is nevertheless cautious Woolf "However, some of our Jayvee players from list year 7one defense, you have to keep moving - and our four-corners offense for the last 5U, minutes "Just about the whole team is on the football squad." said look promising." guards were responsible for that Earlier. Duke beat Wake Forest as Mike Gminski Booth "And I can't'do much until the season is over The two lettermen returning are C-7 senior Duane Hubler Alabama Coach CM Newton testified to the effec- scared M points "We are very optimistic with the entire starting team re- and 6-1 junior Charley Jackson. Both have looked good in tiveness of the Purdue zone "I couldn't be more proud of our team." said North turning but the entire C Division will be tough this year " practice sessions Purdue s got great intensity and desire." he said Carolina Coach Dean Smith "They stayed at it through Heading this group of lettermen will'be f-f Junior Chris Also showing promise is 510 senior Hory Robinson while Their wne defense was the key in the first five min- the whole thing Ford came to play, especially in the Rose whp led the Bucs in scoring with 504 points a year ago seniors Jim Uwson (5-1) and Bill Fellon (t-l) and Juniors utes of the second half, when we were missing what lax It minutes ' The other starters are Mark Lewis (6 0). Dwlght Atkln- Tim McCann (59) Gordon Sleti (54) and T H I'alumbo (6 good shots we had We had great success against South Don Williams scored six of his game-high 20 points son(5-ll). Bob Womble <«2) and Dan O'Hem (1-4) 1) are battling for the remaining two starting spots. I .milinas zone, but we didn't here." . as Notre Dame jumped to an 11-0 lead and went on to ((Hern and Rose give the Bucs good board strength while MANttUM defeat Valparaiso It took five minutes before Tom Kizer Elsewhere among the ranked teams. No 2 North Lewis. Womble and Atkinson are all good shooters Lack of height appears to be the main problem for coach scored for the Crusaders, and the early surge helped Carolina won the Big Four Tournament at Greensboro. The Bucs have two talented players who might break in Walt Mewes give the Irish a runaway 19-4 lead en route to their third \ C . by beating North Carolina State 87-82: No- J Notre with Vince Atkinson (ill) and senior exchange student Mike Because of our site, we will press a lot." said Mewes straight victory. Dim whipped Valparlso 89-75; No 4 Marquelte Dinkel (6-3) showing great potential. "And I am going to be playing eight or nine guys because trimmed Western Michigan 59-47. Arizona State shocked "We needed a game like this." said Notre Dame Other players will be Ray Livingston (6 1) John Tobin (5- they are of equal ability." No 5 San Francisco 89-71 in the finals of the Sun Devil Coach Digger Phelps "Last year we were an obscure II). Willie Crespo (510) The only lettermen returning are seniors John Henkel (• •Matt in Tempe. Ariz, No. 6 UCLA defeated Santa threat at the outset, but now that we are ranked, every- FREEHOLD BORO I). McGeheran (5-7) and Rocco Nannarello (5H). but 5-7 se Clara SN 79. No 8 Cincinnati stopped Biscayne 77-62; one will be looking to pull off the big upset We have io The team best equipped Io challenge the Bucs would ap- nior Dan Sullivan saw some varsity action last year before No 9 Louisville walloped Vanderbilt 96-M and Nevada- be intent and expect strong upset bids all year " pear to be Freehold which has nine lettermen returning. breaking his arm in a game i v . i;as defeated Bradley 11-90 Led by Butch Lee's 18 points. Marquette steadily "I have as much talent and depth on this team as I have Other hopefuls are Jack Keelan (M). Pit Hegan (6-2). Syracuse, the nation's No 12 team, won its own pulled away to defeat stubborn Western Michigan. A had in my eight years at Freehold," said coach Ed Kuhnert Mike Dean (6-2). Paul Canny (54). Pete Rlley (54). Scott Cinner Classic with a 75-87 decision over Michigan jump shot by the Marquelte guard put the Warriors "We are very optimistic." Kuhnert added "We don't have McFaulds (5-8) and Bill Whiley (511) •• ••• No 13 Michigan beat Fordham 77-62; No. If St. ahead to stay, at 36-35. with 13:18 to play any super star but we have 10 solid players " HOLMDEL Heading this group of lettermen are seniors (ilenn Uuy (I- We are aiming for a 500 year and I think (hit we cm 3) and Pat Oglesby (5-11) Both players averaged around 12 accomplish it." said Holmdel coach Al Longo. points per game. The Hornets had an H-17 season a year ago. but the return Other experienced players who should make key contribu- of four lettermen make the upcoming season appear better Meadowlands Tonight tions are seniors Pat Capriom and Randy Crippen (12 ppg). Jeff Stout, a 1-7 Junior, and senior Rob Purrell (M) have Junior Andy Skehan (6-3). a rugged rebounder. and junior both looked good while Skip Qulgley (6-1) and Rick Bagley (*• '•JIM nin CMf. ir« m i Tender Moundrrl IM6I S Maple fW— rTTHllJ«mw| Iftil Rich Read (6-1). Lodin Ooot I 1161 S Mgpic S«lim Sorry MM) MPr™>n S Wopl* lloiian Oipiomal Ill'l Brown I playing well and might gain a starting berth. Airuol Ultl S M Ovii i T*i»t«f (Mil Thomas rgrttan Htn«« i i 17) Rim Oirrteitorc Romeo I Mil Amy Hakin (6 2) v At Ov *^Cvt I'D»I Vitt Hot in Blond* IIUI 0 Nied i*ntimenloii'v I M n rtriiifd AM Jo* IIOSI Kuplff Juniors Mark Balkovic (6 J) and Bruce McLean (f-t) and • H»l Kup»e' Dream Horde nut Rice Okllinq Blair (Mil S MOQlf SHORE REGIONAL it iH4> Thumo* Doii wim mm o NIM seniors Glen Groman (6-1) and John Foley (6 3) round oat the Flyxu Holiday IW) Wltff S»tvtr it* |l)7i Hinoiota Boia Kick Illll KhdllO I 1141 S Mopl* Sholioh (1141 J Nied Warrior 1 Mark I H*l J Nnl i think that we are going to be the spoiler because we squad M - P>m ff JM CM* tyt * f idmlicoi MM I Jiminti RomiUlolUM Copocttti Ann 1 BOV ODI Kuttfer Framplon MIO) MoMlty Ou«*n SyNigrtl (1)7) Cord«ro Ray iSowogtlllJI Kupftr have a controlled offense and three good shooters." said HENRY HUDSON QuitiosaMouwUlQ) Thomas Morgjarei I Luck i 1 tOI 0 Oonnell Hatty Brog Illl) Saurnril 1 Hail and Soil (IMi No Rider coach I en Schnappauf .>.U-M T3 A.qUg I "9! No Aider I Polkodandy I nil Miceii "It depends on how fast the Juniors mature." siM Henry 6> & Map'e French Wotl 1110) Muiciolo Gome Prince (1701 No Rider SELECTIONS admitted "But. if we can control the boards, we can beat "I have a young team, and It is hard to say," Roth added. Ko»r I 'tj| Kupfer luchy Hex MM) S Map-it I - Su Hnger, LlgkUig B*M, Skeel SkMler anybody • >"T-5 Mill Kupfer COWQOT R>dg*(l»l D N>t The Admirals have five lettermen returning from last I - A LllUr B«M, Prttra. Same Siper Five leltermen return from last year's 17-10 squad led by year's 11-15 team including 6-5 Junior Bill Williams tad »-2 se- ?* d — r*w M V rMi m4*i ctm. If • fl Wood Native! mi Rice J-1 . >.U^*'* 3 I)) O Donn*ll veriee Jt (Ml) No Rtder * i I - West Ctast Raimr. Naifl Lyii. Ralsli t-3 senior center Joe McGarvey nior Ed Vaughn V-, rl. Davlle 5 1 % - Game Prim, Hall aid Sail, Ideitleal m , 11(| Saumtii «Vh*f e i Mlit (11)1 J Nted 10 1 and has looked impressive In preseason scrimmages both team in rebounds while Vaughn had a 13 point per game aver- SA"op "t?i S Vaplc f '*"* 1 King t lOtl Kupter • I I - WMd NaUve, Verier Jr. Blae Blaier scoring and rebounding age '.•*-Shot* ••!,<"') J Nifd rord Morkrf IHSl D'u'y 10 I 7 - Twlikle Picker, Ambermdl. J.P. Mtmmy The other lettermen are football star Andy Petrone (6-0). The other leltermen are seniors Bob Taylor (64) and Tim ¥>«• CoOII Rumor 11101 K'ldna I - Qieeii By NIRII, MarKarel's I.nek. Rtbalea ha i L»tw if 151 T*iomai Bucky PlwmIH3U I NoRidei John Williams (510). Charlie Rooney (5 9) and Paul DePugh Hill 1110) and junior Doug Williams(6-2) ... '- I -*1 Lad* iH9t Wgiciev Amoermoft t lt«l Klidno t - Ask Joe. ABI'S Bty, Ray's Savage M MKrklf Htjj Lou RuObvr TrwIIU) Rinl (510) Other players seeking varsity berths are Juniors Pat and | TwinkttPiCkrr Ilia) S Wop' r (11)1 MOUWy BEST BET - Vame Priare (Slk) Williams and Hooney should give the Blue Devils a strong • • . *• : I O Donn«n Bill O'Neill, both 5-10. Tom Nil(64) and John Nanney Freehold Tommorow Quincy, fouls down Bullets IK — Pace l Ml ii.SMCMI ctmt >II* TrMIMHJNCIiC 1 l«. nk-ftKIIMUJM Daunted Yankee iKeliyi A a * J^r * ) 1 LIMS Hono£7"S"?"'r lAbbatieitoi ' ** jniuProt«i! IUnq*'i t jii i££'£JT"Ncili Square 1 TAommt' i1 ! glllM'QUINCYY . MMass. - In af free-scoring contest marrel db b y« 4« • , NafeH \K>*9 Jt) ; j I || Jim. Williams of Ihe Bullets was the high scorer In Ihe j 1 1 1 Noble wood lUna*" to personal fouls and six technicals. Quincy' outlasted the Shore f •' Sfwetfy Borry i Teteymondel Howv Mooro [Poraditl Bullets. 159153 last night in an Kastern Basketball League game with 34 points while Tom Barker and Ron Smith each Cfviivfl L'tf (Do«efty( s • GreMor Prince (Cilmouri ii: ii»n — Pact i M ii m Chvtt. ' '""I <$rrb«*l 1 GnilMorr.M game. had 28 i i? i 1 H 1 Counl Candor 4 Bergeron) Dwwnunkl* ChltM John\onl 1 Suffolk Tim* lAbboiieiioi 1 IS 1 1 All of the technicals were called against the Bullets with Hi- Bullets (22) will host Quincy in Ms next game Satur- , nj '"'» g*»l ( Iwlot !<} ' Ygmi Shoe I Verdtrwthi X I NopotCOnf MflieilV lOor»rl»l 1 -Vioiorf Hotiovf (Ruiiellt 1 Mr" Vr lil''jInilh \1 1f W1TnlnnalI both Mil Search and coach Bub Dziadosz being assessed two day at the Red Bank Regional gym. Game lime is I p.m. W»d — POC* 1 M 11JW CMtf. If. MM - Pan 1 M u.m CM< 1 tm — Pact l M IIJM CIH 1 Colonel Augui iDeDi Soniit LMWMorftttfilHMI 7 ' Bochclori Host (Soorocino) GrondSlorm A IPoquet) Tor ByrdlKinQ jrl 11} apiece -:• t-n IK.ng Jrl 1 1 Uncle Bumpy (Pouiini M Sft*rry Blue Clip IGioiior oopi • Snotch The KaV> 1 Brrsrtuhonl 11 , "w , . si if>-o iPi«getbo Searcy was ejected Irom the game in the third quarter 1 10 1 and Dziadosz was asked to leave with 2 57 left in the game ' %^(Cood>in- IS Frotry Kant Kampbeili SELECTIONS 1 IS I 1 • . (.•^•fitfnieriVir.HllO) IS Richtri^h (Lobbatel IS I 1 - Sly Ntble. Merrvdell Dandy. Some Adam quincy. making use of a devastating fast break, raced out i :il TiillMtliH* toanH6-73halflimeluad 1 imlir v Fd i T*f*l J 1 t — Lint HaraJe, Rtyal Sahbra. Starcrall jn II feu i • **« i The Bullets slowed down the Quincy offense in the third NEW JERSEY HOMEOWNERS: ! Utft*rfok(VfMt1 7 11 — TariMwl, Atastreak, Pleasait Ctialess 1 Farewell To AM (No driver) • J 1 Lev 1 H'ng) Petty Loo (Palonolol . 4 1 quarter and cut the lead to 107-106 late in the third quarter on 1 Uxfyt Advocate (Dohertyi • ; i - Heytesbiry Lad, Sire Heiry, Marpolnt Lli ' AdiOl Cole Ron (Riiiol 4 t a basket by Art Allen. | | i — Lisas Honor. Miss Honor, Speedy Barry .'V H C^jfi.* 1M No driver) I OMJI iri#ol llp11ouin# Jr 1 1 ^ T\J IWvl |tv* » #' » Quincy opened up its lead again in the fourth quarter and • H Boy (PijnlOlillOl IS 1 Tire Ben iPumol . U I 1 - Berry Nice, Miracle Waverly, Rick Irish • A 0 • 1 Ardeno Flam* (CrMtt IS 1 Shore never caught up. >u 7 - Jrftry Ed, l.advs Advwale, Red Ideal *"• - PKI 1 M SI4M Clmf M-fKllMUMCk 1 - JaslatlRer, Fourth Estate,' One Ami All The setback was costly to Quincy as Jerry Port, one of 1 Jutlfger (Batdochino) • "i •• r •;rtHHnm 'R'fh'i its key players, broke an ankle in the third quarter going in ^ Pourlti Eikitc (Jonnioni 7 7 t — Ihinmunklo Chlel, Happy Mauro. Ma|esllr Imp . % •- -PI •, |t*tl I AnOyi Blue Chip IG'OMO. 4-1 for a layup and will be lost to the team tor an indefinite peri- 1 Oreiel Babe (Schmigeii S • II -Gnid siorm A, Irish Play, Sherrv Blue (hip • 1 od B AMort Electro (|Celly) I 1 11 - SIIVMI, Snffolk Time. Mo/url Haatver 1 11 frid Tnrfc IU>ril»llnl 10 1 1 r UT Mil" 1 nplH nniu i Ken Boyd was high scorer fur Ihe winners with 33 points -if iT'iMtrDonl H > One And All (Kelly) IS 1 BEST BET - Sllboa - llth Or«e«t) > Lofcewood Dor) (Picora) n i and he was backed up by Fort and Karl King who both had secondary mortgages Hunters: Don \ lay that gun down with new Don't lay that shotgun down, not just yet. even if you one of them a handsome buck The buck was right in the ;3 tin i gel a buck yet. middle of the bunch and I could not i;ct a shot off because I , Yi"j just might score tomorrow, or the next day. or even would certainly have killed a doe instead. low monthly • i'. minutes before five next Saturday afternoon after The herd bounded south through the snowy woods, a very utiic'i it will all be over for most of us It is true that most of beautiful sight, and disappeared. With rrothlng better to do lite 7 (HP! or su deer that are taken during the firearms season HENRY and positive that 1 had seen the last of that buck I followed payments! i nh year are shot on the first day and mostly before noon. the tracks for perhaps a quarter of a mile and then took a most of the possibly 80.000 hunters that were out today stand alongside a large tree. Compare your monthly payments: nit br back tomorrow and your chances of seeing deer SCHAEFER 1 had heard the deer crossing the frozen Passaic River AI'I lessen each succeeding day to Friday. Normally, the sec- which at that place is the boundary between East Hanover ANNUAL irgesl crowd of the season hunts the last day. Saturday. and Livingston, both fine deer hunting townships in those LOAN MONTHLY PERCENTAGE The size of the turnout Is important. Up to a certain point. years The deer had broken ice as they crossed the river, AMOUNT PAYMENT RATE TERM thr mure men there are in the woods the better your chances making a tinkling racket. As I stood leaning against the tree $ 5,000 $ 56.81 12%% 20 Years As happens with so many people they become instant ex- •ing a buck from lime to time 1 heard, or imagined I heard, tinkling $10,000 113.62 12*4% 20 Years Bui while the crowd may be small from now on until Sal- perts the first time some animal is dumb enough to run in sounds from the direction of the river. At first I was sure it . you never know when or if you will get lucky in this their direction. Fired with enthusiasm I bought my first deer was imagination but then it dawned on me $20,000. 227.23 12!*% 20 Years crazy game. rifle, a .303 Savage Model M lever action. I practiced on the One of the deer was trapped in the river $30,000. 340.85 12!4% 20 Years range with that rifle all summer and harvested a buck In I knew a man who never did get lucky. He took me hunt- With pounding heart I rapidly walked to the river's edge Right Now! You can borrow against the equity Pennsylvania on my very first trip and the high bank on my side prevented me from seeing Its >th him (or my first time ever and we went to the moun- in your home to: The following year it was one buck in Maine, a buck and frozen surface until 1 was right on it In the middle of the riv- 1ST *.",( of Blairstown where all members of the party sat on - Pay off accumulated bills! stumps all day long waiting for deer to appear. None did. The a doe (thanks to special season) in Pennsylvania, and another er, about 75 feet wide at that point, was a 12 foot hole in the buck in New Jersey. following year we all went to the Bass River State Forest and ice. Swimming around the circumference of that hole was the • Take care of tuition expenses! For years I hunted in the states and for years we had at : we all sat on stumps all day long. Again, nobody fired a buck. • Renovate your home! least two deer each fall but that didn't last. The once very shot. The poor animal kept trying to crawl out of the hole, • Use in business or any worthwhile purpose! large deer herd in western Essex County, where I often was After three or four years of this, hunting just the opening breaking ice each time, but couldn't get out He was of course successful, is just a memory. The only country where I was CALL US for quick, confidential service >SJtty of every season. I was sure that 1 would never see a within easy range but if there had been any possible, way to consistently successful in Pennsy is now over run with hunt- Ctirck My benefactor, after 25 years of one-day stump silting get that buck out of the hole I would have taken it. It was evi- ers and Maine is not what is used to be either. dent that the buck was succumbing to the intense cold and I 542-7775 **«$ch season, died that winter. He had never killed a buck. fMo*«*m M 07714 •; My own luck changed promptly the following year in None of this is in the nature of a complaint because I've shot and killed him to end it all. had more dumb luck deer hunting than any man has a jright I wasn't the least bit happy about it either. The current 255-4400 ;*^Jtr.iii County, hunting near New Gretna. On the first day of In ihr Torn* Hh*i /*#»: • '.•ittr season a buck came flying out of a big drive made by to expect. Nearly all. of the successes have been accidents or floated the carcass to the downstream side and although I "*jn6re than 15 men. with as many standers. and passed within due to some freak circumstance. was quite sure that it would disappear under the ice forever :ON 3fl.yards of me It was easier than shooting a rabbit. Most of the deer 1 have taken, and most of the deer ev- the top of the shoulders remained above the ice erybody else takes during a firearms .season locally, are ani- The only part of that episode 1 take credit for is that by 1 knew that if 1 descended that steep bank to try to get to mals driven on purpose or BCCldcnially by other hunters. that time I knew enough about deer hunting to conceal myself the deer there would be two bodies in the hole, so I hiked iiiLa stand. If at all possible. While deer might run up to a mo- Some of the successes were more like miracles. On a bit- back to my car which was parked about a mile and a half tionless man. his chances are much better if he is screened in terly cold third day of the season I was hunting in a Morris away, behind a cemetery Working from the gently sloping County woodland in fairly deep snow It was so cold, about east bank of the river, with my wife holding the other end of Sh a rope, I crawled out on the creaking ice to get that deer. 1 was so proud of that deer I promptly had it mounted five degrees I doubted there was another man in the woods, but when 1 noticed movement in the brush I was sure there With the tips of my fingers I managed to gel a loop over the Mvt<\ though it dressed out at only 56 pounds and had just one was al least one other hunter antlers and the two of us dragged the deer out oi.lhe hole and Jspr-inch spike and two points on the other antler. It was le- across the ice. pi *nd thai was all lh.it mattered lu me Rut the brush exploded into the running forms of six deer. SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. DECEMBER 5.1977 The DttfyRegfeter 15

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Rod l«» MI «r» good cowHIIon, I/7J M7 0171 oge price home sold by ws during las' Red Bonk UI-«M_ FAIRLANE COMVERTIBCE'- ItM LINCOLN/MERCURY MGB GTlw~llHoklond SI . Red Bank __^_____ JEAL ESTATE SALES- Bright, og PUT A 717 •moflor Spin. clutch, good tlrti. Very good condi miles Excellent* TTLLERS- Eaperlenced tellers tion CatlMl-fOn. ______TR~N T"XTISA"M~O N E Y FORgresilvt associate needed lor ocllvi needed tar moln office and Mini Coll tn-mn HRISTMAS — Buy our wreaths MONMOUTM 1 multiple listing office Great training Branch Please contact Mrs Morro MERCURY FODD ECONOLINE LUXUHY VAN VOLKSWAGEN I977~- Super Beetle rove blankets and related Items a and advertising programs for oppolntrmnl 147 7700 Shrewsbury ran - Full* lammd Can M Ha) at CHRVSCEP.-PLYMOUTM Good motor but needs body work Hat holesale prices MI 0711 tor detail, MELM6D REALTY. INC 671 8451 ' Im. 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Coll M speed manual transmission, air, 747HW v foi AM-TM. power steer Ing/brokes, fuel TEXAS REFTNERY CORPORATION AT THE SIGN Mft iniectlon Mini condition 79,000 mile* AIRCUfTE R~- "PortTrrnToTfull. - Offers PLENTY OF MONEY plus MUSTANG tHS - Automatic, one aiofv plus commission Shrewsbury TATE ASSOCIATES - Pull cash bonuses, fringe benefits, to re owner, loofct ond run. good, original 14,450 M__& ea 847 3795 lme Will train It new licensees deslrt sponslble Individuals In Shrewsbury OF THE CAT ttwpe 1571 U\4m oitlve prosperous career. Call for-on WHELAN PONTIAC BUlCK OPEL MTERVIEWERS - For door to door area Regardless of experience, write Hwv • Freehold appointment Jean Irwln. Realtor Red ounty government survey, 17 inter Bonk M 4IW. J D Bytrs, Texas Retlnery Corpo NEED A CAR? 4674147 tw toll 431 7356, Man to Frl , 104. ration. Box 711. Fort Worth, Ttxos. R£Al ESTATE SALES - Inoiise LAOIES*-MEN -Work ol homt on the ling, floor time, good commls- uvn. 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BOYS/GIRLS — Earn extro coin. small ond medium sited |obs Com OECORATINO Brown. 8-cyl. auto, P/S. mnl Morning newspaper route moy bt piete intetiw remodeling service. Pan Yellow. 4-cyl, auto trans, mnl avalloble In your neighborhood Key •ling Kitchen cabinets. Room add! HOUSE PAl'NflNl- steering/brakes, 50.144 brakes. 44.400 miles. AIR port, Union Beoch. Keontbvrg. Port tlons/recrtallon rooms, reflnlshlng with nine years experience and sla . _ AVIS •2395 •1995 Monmoulh ond Matowon &tt 6S00 or my own business. I'm looking for sol miles. CONDITIONEDI 717 4051 bookcases Armstrong ctwrtfJtller ctif- Isfltd customers lo establish a reputo- W! !BT HARDfB ings Frte advice and estimates Good HOT. tor quality work and reosonabk •1795 •2195 CAFETERIA MANAGER COOK - workmanship. 779 5759 or 777 1391 prtctn int- lor and enter lor For free Stpt through May. Call Rumson Fair HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Addl estimates cent Sol, «N 4405 Haven Regjonol High School, S47 1197. lions, dormers, garage conversions, finished bmemenfs. repairs Fret esll HOLIDAY PAINT UP SALE CLERKS mates 747 TOM TYPISTS Interiors, Enpert craftsman 747-0308 SECRETARIES Wotly's PolnlIng No matter what you BOOKKEEPERS Moving - Hauling PMMTINO AHO OCCQfl ATIHO DOREMUS KEYPUNCH have to sell, Classified Cart B. Jorves Fully Insuret If you have any of Ihe above skill, and MOVING AND HAULING - Near o. Forjroo^»» _»tts^catl 7» 3» BUDGR ads do the trick quick! ore Interested In temporary work, why tor. Reasonable rates About price* e.ciwh* not comt In ond register' Wt pay lap 47M5II rotes Nofeechoroed Rtnt a Car or Vao oft».MVte« FORD Interlor-Eilerlor L Poperhanglfvg Tar Dill) RfRlsltr ACE TEMPORARIES Tkr S»day Rrglslf r » Thomas Ave. J47 0307 Shrewsbury Mnsulation" Cot! TI7-*4tf HANK CLERK TYPIST - Mv t hove t« PAPERHANGING - Painting. Inleri CLASSIFIED ADS perlence In general office duties Goot ALL PURPOSE INSULATION COM and exterior, HIM* typlsi Full time employmtnl Call An PANV - Foam tnsutotlon. tree esll d ptoilerlhs. i 842-6800 741-6000 PHONE S42-17OO dtrson Brothers Inc., 51 S3 Mechanic motes. 142 nu 24-HOUR SERVICE •L Red Bank, N.J 74) 00M tor on ap- 104. winter Rentals SHHEVKS8URV. N J MONDAY DECEMBER 5 1977 111. AportmtnH 16 Nubbin OS WIN eo A MplM. >MI*«M 52 Baby Sitting 43 Money To Loan 71 Merchandise i ill Wink* un Child Cort uowoo you UA MIOHT - trUdwcv m* IMrkl WIH mtli M moMMv reran. raaU • AlVSlTTCt - NtM i esponslbte ERAMIC NATIVirJ S t vouewtw »»Y»fNTSNO»' aHm Christmas wfeoBFand ptanters •orvlct irrllrnn. TV No MM TroUt Wt ton holp you oot Ifw mHtl TOu Fisher stereo. From.-* ProvHiutoi low* •M MaMI 1 MM 141 IB! noodtor bil l cotnoUAHion unarov* i Call M 3111 LUKU«V HIGH RISE" CHILD WENTO« - SttOfrln cort lor Ovtrtoofclrxj the Navtalnk Rl-er aoVse teach ond Awlpttnt oMIdten LOW KATES LONG TEflMS CHAIN LINK FENCING — Vtrptot 111 10. Furnl.hed Rooms ur-> vwt i'i toys « hours ins a ALL STATE ASSOCS IHOKEa. ouolrtv vtayl ctad Must socrmte Si ATLAriTlt MI6HUN0I - >M« week plus tree private room end HAiLtTOfFicE n»nn fl imtolled Term, arranged board CaH tWtMMio* tUtlMfl «» ore •fltcilv^yTeepirv•fltcv^yep a LOVING - Responsible pfito" to pow III COFFEE TtllE - •" Find »ra- ATU>MTlC HlC^t4LAMO« - jmoll ho tare tor our r^Mv«M iaiMWif. tn Illi—o Ktrtiwi t •< Mtff mn* * tt our Shrewsbury home ** •! tm. thrat b lo^n Coll ITI4M. oT)4l lTJ H# THun«v 'iM LOAN BY PHONE COLONIAL COUCH - Leveieat. Foil irevlcf Ttcondo'y morlooo* i-MtraMlaWt »4lS loam' MAJESTIC FINANCE C0»l> Call t71 MM Control olr and heal, an cook In*. Ml HUD 1 Howtll A»to. M r t twti Lonies. U hour aoorman. TV secwrtfy, S3 Domestic Help CALL US TOLL F«EE COLONIAL COUCM AND CHAIR - In swimming post, sauna, marina, also Sold coadmor. FlorolnrlrH FUHNI1HEO KOO" - »«*f or«ill. MOO$£«EE»f« - (800) 822-8989 MMUT • wo* Can Bob CU mor, H» - Him iiKIl m ttS_Two*ad Zrnlttt \t*f*o co« For Sate Wanted vloui trolnlng roqulrod Mull bo «lil 71 Merchandise »tt Coll M7 IIN For Sole For Sate mant, all utilities. IIU *U^turnf3»d MIDDlfTOWN - Doom >J,mn COUCH~^nitcUn*r rf»ir"hio wolnut "DRESSING TAILE - Wood. honi PIANOS-ORGANS •jSTimini U0S. all utilities MJ M07 oolti ' hltchon privllogot IM wool. ooV MO« Hoi#t lo bt orranood Sol For Sale *«d tawti Mil oM*«i »o»* all Call made, sturdy U0 Child s plav stove or IO4IW ulllltltt l«clu«oo Wothryf. «rT.r or* tilt por wook No lot II Mart HAMMOND *. •EAUTIFJJL CHRISTMAS u* w» of m isu refrigerator. IS aach Wooden puiilet Mom uud trod* Im SEA BRIGHT - One bedroom, facing CM AMTIAUCS - |»r>| » WilkLV 6* MONTHLY 111 sister argon Sierra Dclu»e model ORGAN from V SO per mor,fh U< cMna. Ml Mil. [•••>•» 'u« Wff tt LONO IHAKCM - tMUllhrtMllhllV lion Asking OS E L ECTRIC ORGAN - Double Ioj> nth tm Mo» Jon. «o«t.v.li LAUNDRESS M/W - To #0 entire • ittt oontfBai and Playmate controls wtth voices ana rhythm sen WoreAouw for kodW motor brondi IvrnliMd room mmcluooi maw tor k»ndrv (o# two pntW Mutt b« t. FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER IB* E Hif*i Rd . Rumson 141 llif SOUTH AMBOY - Two bedraoms. has wn yttwng iTOO W3 «73 Of Asbury Park kids ok reatty now. lln •let. InrUvMM cor*OH ol nmrWo and •ortoMod. hove own transpertotion. CRlft - I)S Ptrogo Corrlao* US Coll for Appointment ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN olr londltlorilnrj. prlvoli both. Color AaOuf~Tb GIVE A GIFT' - Christ Umbrollir. tS Pioyp*" IS High STATf RIMTALt BUr. HJUU mas Cortvs md Monkey (lowers no* ELECTRIC STOVE'- )1". GE« •utfrn TIOUIS. Rl » and HAmtitoad Av« T V . pMM MTVlo. ptMv ol porting Choir. IS Stfollt* Cor Itoi til i*ll*nl condttlon. l**f c Won ing ov*n In Moom W« also have Bird of Pora HUGE PIANO SALE Honor* m «» THREE LARGE ROOMS And both ullllHtt IncrxM No M Wcurlty rt Swtn» O tqby wot, U H7»l«t l» Coll W) HM RABBIT HUTCH - 13X13 X* long dlse Dwarf Banana Trees, Cofffr oil utilities paid Must see to appre rulrod HolMK Inn. «•» WoM Long with n*i1 houte and fronl ond rear HOK Colt H7 tm •roach n» •» S4 Situation. Wanted Plants Me Mltve s Greenhouses. Ml Openao-ly HI* Sat «Hcleaning door Excellont condlllon Short «d , Keamfaurg r|T MM Daily-Sunday Main St art corny ol Matt-sow Awe 130 CoJf747S7*f WEST KEANSBURG - Two-bed Female ADO ING MACHINE ~-~OwrtwritoV. HARMONY ELECTRIC GUITAR - roem. two family house. HIS per 10* Commercial vHtfeto flit, atsfcs. choirs, otflci reti ig REFRIGERATOR FREEZER - Hot month, one months security Pay all EXPERIENCED - lea* setretor* point, tipper, vary goad londttion erotor Call 74) MM utilities AvollableOec 1 71,4440 onires wart at Home Hourly to* REGISTER Fi FrlgTaelrt electric dryer, two RRentale i ktial 10 Ml 7571 ANTIQUE OAK FURN ITURT- yeors OW, 171 Heavy wrought Iron MT««Tlve kUd^nollktia FAMILY AD HAN JO I ortlt• Areo i largest and finest selection J7J Classified Ads HOLIDAY FURNISHING SPECIALS! l(Kktail table base UlJtHift •UVSAMOiU 1W Houses For Rent Spring SI . lid (onk. two M III ortlt• Squonhum YcHowbrooh Rd . Form - Poudr* vanity table. IU B. cocktaJl REFRIGERATOR - IIi tu ft Whin From on ontlr* homohstd to o u APPiEBHOOK SECTION - MkMIe ltot On ortmlt.l porhlnf Moar inopi ond ttlouronn, gau hom Ingoole. neatto Howel l Porh tablt. U SO lamps, tl » platform pool, with kemaker needs defroster linn AHIIVK turnllur*. l««.icy. town Twobedrooms, living room din d ttlouronn m grau hom as low as Rlvorvltw HMPItol. but owov Irom Ma Alh »»*JJl iTOovsl rocker, tit SO. utility woaon. \4 71. heaters. %S» Riding mower. 14" Horn v« Irr^oWt com TopMlw. mg room, nice kitchen, ffrei imoll four drawer theit. 11* SB ko. tiQ Riding mower. Slmpliuty Ironic lorm Low rorttoli Includlno MM acre One yoor toot* and MCU , ANTIQUE PUMP ORGAN - USD Or LINES Clothe* free. USi Ptono ttool, W needs motor. UO Btew*r. lour \peed itt. lonltortol Mrvlcot ond u* best offer Oak high choir Oah *es 38 cents Movt* Kreen, Q » FootVtKktr. U SO Squirrel (age It* Lawn spreader, erences I4H monthly ttl »t;o PtioftO tor dohtlU or lAowlna ol t#r 741 MM or 747)001 ptr lln*. 9W day Odd totdtng ct**t\. U It ThrM-ptece t OH oMKft and brlco orCK At RENTAL URVICES - FurnliKed 5F. Iroctar type S10 Coll M 3BM """ I boMO an 14«v tm«f lion t htlttien Mf %Tt » Aho cWne. gtoit ** c«rt lor anything ond t« and unfurnished homes and apart ATT«»CTIVIO»HC« SPACf - »p 41 Business ANTIQUES - Make wonderful Christ warvanatbrk^^nK RUSCIL S. H E SEARS - Portable dlsiswoshW e» menu avolloate Short or long luni Rtntll », IS Edit FrOfll St proMimotalv tM tq n Law rontalt For FAST RESULTS Front St . Red »onk 741 I*t3 irrilonl condition. S44 Child S white leases Nu teeto tenant s CAWASSA Opportunities ranges Mary June Roosevelt An* bed. US Small refrigerator. tM will dlvld. lo Mi4lt Haot ond olr cart Haves 10* East River Rd . Rumson at LOW COST HOLIDAY FURNISHINGS FREE Ot T URN Y OUR Ol AMONO s INTO AGENCY, Realtors, IS Oceonport anoMngWudod Coll «JJ \oo> tCaratr of Block Point Rd I Daily *>*. LiVERYl - Three pine bedroom ffU DOLLAl» - Convert OM J*»lrv U Ave . West Long Branch *M 41M CAMl«A"iU0« - »o»l o dort ,'oom FIGURE SALON * 143)191* DAYS tulle. Uf. two piece Donlih living SEARS REFRIGERATOR - Co« DON rON S JEWELERS Will BEACH HOOSi?'' - Four bedrooms, Croarlv* dork room conlor mm oaon _ NEW JERSEY room wHe, »*r Caucft. %M Eloxffk •4M from privet* MMWI ond titatvi 747*434 ARMV SURPLUS - Antlo.utt I A 111) Hww JS. Ocoon E#tCOHeist return on Investment If you tvptwrHor, 145 Set of bunk bedv IS* ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND hove ever censltSered o business ot aHi/ondi. Hourt 10-4. Mon to Soi REGTSTER MoKogony toffee table, Ut » D.n JEWELRY DESIGNED m Rlv.r fARMiNGDALE - Small bunaolaw. your mm, Ms ta om of unlimited po 141 Mate SI , Koombwrg 7|7 4)M SIMMONS SLEEPING SOFA - Twin loveieof. SI*. Map** dooWe ortuer. Rd . Wr HimK j U7 US? available now. III! COLTS NECK — tub-to tenttol The prtysico* fttness industry Is ARTIFICIAL FIVEPLACE - 014. bo* iprlng and moftrtst Classified Ads UUf . Lorgogt mil rua. US Kn*«hoi< WANK D - Two good uud irto* STATE RENTALS Bkr I*) UU neidiipokw .lore Call i one of the fastest growing In America btoutitul, wood. Mi Solid bit>« IINCROFT- Three roem ollu • 30>47 formica wood grain table with 542-1700 Triple trocked. mill tint thed baths, two car garage flnploct in viable, on going business at a prime WE »«C iNTFRfSTED - In buying modern building, neor Parkway. I37i a U drop loovet 125 Lody't golf boa Toll Frt* from Matowon Arta DOLLARS HOLIDAY FURNISH INGSAT n"rt4V> US CotlMlWU tomlly room, fully olr tonaltlontd Mew Jersey location The salon is GREAT SAVINGS! - Befor* you buy gM N*w J«wv pMt corot. ond «OM Mali y«4low. tie 44 round Rot«wood tor SKI SOOTS - Caber, womani. 1^». beouttfvllv landscaped, privote, Imme tmtefv.lv decorated fully equipped. 566-8)00 i no longer need \** th*M Italian Provlnclol dining and illvvr lalm Coll rn 41*1 tfayi. dtote occupancy U0 month. NMM _ CENTURY Tl COZENS, Realtor and wetl staffed An netting ooportu mica corf** I obit, MO 41" tnrom* ost Family Plon room tulle, two-plec* Itwing room U0 S*l vweottr ond wolchlng hoi, like Toll FrM tram M 174 ItN »v« lor oppolnlmxil Tht Irtdependeritly Owned' oNw for thos* who en)oy working wltt, Llomnrack w, rollrii VTO ?«MI4J Mritc. Kidney thope deik, breoKtronit new. medium. t» Root tkl rock 110 IITTLESKVER Unlooe Enotlsh It] River Rd Fair Haven motlvottng people For more In ColNttofi BATHROOM FIXTURES - Pltnlargc 671-9300 llthooardt, polnilraii Grondtolhtr jit an Tudor tn Immaculate Londltlonl Flie Ml WBi totion. col) Larry Bovd, 101 147 Available for Merchandise For Sale clock* Sliver*, colrecior'i Ifemt Gitti WOULD YOU LIKE - Imtont coin ploce. full sue dining room, deluxe DELI CASE - I Hill D«Xuu COW. Ilk* Only Article must originate from a of* ctilna. gjntware and brlc SKI BOOTS - HonfcV. til* liW.'es tor vow old illvor. tooH. cnln«, imotl Elkhen am) bourneM W» per m«n*h UATAWAN - Three modern offices new comprntor S3M household ond may not exceed o sale celient. UO Coll turnrhro. tic I Coll l«l Sl/I including furnace memtenence «nd pr'vatt erwrtnee, amale parking Rl HOME CLEANING SERVICE - Port BtDROOM SET - Contemporary, WC-1II7 price of .100 00 per article MMHnn sewer cnorae Call us tooay C A never used Washer ana dryer Cock ___iy oval dl of national francMM. grosstna >7M a tool* Mere and mor* RUSCIL S. SNOW Below wholesale , ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtors MMW toil table and end tables, oak Best of SS. FILES ab. C US Prospect Aw . Little Silver 741 weak wtth unlimited growth potential Price MUST Be Advertised. Each ad Sycomori Greeni. M Sycamore An . WKit Itlam WWI nnmtM. fclW ter HI4M7 ding mocMntt. typtwf M«ri. orflec OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - New *quipm*nt, *fc at bargain prk*i N*« dltional line 11 No copy changes may Little Silver 741 ISO*. 747 JJat, pr—orobly otter S bwUdmt. NOO sq ft, will divide to suit, be mode cral no (fstounts or returns RVICE STATIONS AVAILABLE - BEST BUY - Ceramic kiln, mokh ond Muwd A A C-t>ESK OUTLET. 170* _JNG B«AMCH -~~Four osoVooms". heating and oir conattlonlng lnclua*4 llh will be mode rf ad is cancelled before IQAATVD ITCOC I SOFA BED - Quoen. neutral color S company has sever ol encelleni ser suppllei Atatan * "•* I*"' '<*" Rt JS. Oakhurii S31 Jft« only UU Flreplact. bosement go HlaMands. N J Call IT? lMtT vt» stehan locations for leose For In tiDlrotton IBM I YrtWKI ItKi ' MOM. DM UK IS groan Broattoorr 6TAPES~- two pair. 4lXfS.~goId fuv lm >n itllwit toAdl PROfEASlOHAJ. OFFICE tUMf ?EMTAL 517,50 per mo * IS* *'' •• STATE RENTALS Mf 717*411 Ground floor. sudoWe for doctor M B»A55 ( MANOM if W - Smoked TnhJ IVf *ntl *rruin-Mng Yd TO PLACE VOUR 101 Apartments akns shaars. t5D DA1LV REGISTER dentisf at VH Broad St. Red Bank 747 STATIONARY FIXTURES Z Ice AAA RENTAL SERVICE - Htw rant "MIDDLETOWN - Three bedroom SPACE AVAILABLE - For month of 71? SIX) FAMILY AD. CALL INEXPENSIVE CHRISTMAS "GIFTS cream DON and cosh register OTB.*g.m.t>tB.w. — SeMdton of cotoffultottetul ctilno at* doily never a fee for tenant Fur ranch Nke areo No pels Ufl per December to sail Chrtstmos trees In CARPET - Llki M«. ffMii. ellvt PROFESSIONAl Of III f SPACE Ktwart area Call M4M77 plotet I moor led from Front*. Bo nlshed and unfurnished homis ond manm Coll »71 477) offer 4pm Tlnton Fails (Sycamore Av« I EHISI 542-1700 work) and Enatand Many ai low at u STEREO COMPONENTS - Oynoco apartment TEICHE R AGE NC Y . MIDDLETOWN ARFA REALTORS. W Oceonporl Awe . Mg bvUdtng KCUOled bv GP and Den each. Gkni Paperwvlghri. 12 eocfi S» ».A. S. Preamplifier 410 power om EMM h list, being ••ponded Ideal Mr most J4HOUR SERVICE tectton of gKntwar*. U and up Bar plltler Never wed. U» Two Boiak Ocawyafi HUm Concert Grand speaker systems, U medkoi toeciallsh. will finish to suit SI. Help Wonted si. Help Wonted 1. Mortgages gain prlcet lor ojukfe. wlet 747 31M ALL UTlLlTtCS PAID - Two bed ror ion occupancy Coll Ml 4411 FENDER SUPE R REVERB - Amptl JOHN STUART - 15x» vqowe table. m—Mri •BC, Hi* Mw e MIODLCTOWN - New three bed rooms, Dec Mm. Eatontown «» room Bi Level with oil heat M El DID BANK - Bovorlon Village at tier utkinew tlKflrm Ui Room divider. 61.14 ISO Small ond crettovers Wohwt cabinet, IIMO STATE RENTALSBkr 747 t414 717 414* tor both Oriental Chinese ruo, rust mwaad Ave Uli per month Imme mosohere Offices, boutique %*a*s. oriental tobte ond magculne rocfe. two dlote occupancy One month's secu- for U0 14K. Ntree-peorl pearl dinner toior. uulptured f 10 XI) 10 . t» BEAuTl^FUL APARTMENT - Five stores .is* WO month «7I tHS FIREWOOD - Bv me cord, well sea roams, two bedrooms, living room, rity. w4i 7«tt. t-tp m BEING ACCEPTED FOR: • Comtrl your tqull» to THREE PIECE - Mojtff llvlna ro LARGE - Warnut dretter with mir Mbci tprlnffs. Two bedrooms, living roam, very OCEAN GROVF Five ••dreom (Ml ror. 135 Choir with ottomon, US 747 (.lew. IMS Ptu* security 741 4Vt» house, inn month imludes utilities • Cook* (First • Second) • »Vk FMA t VA 7S!f, e>cept Sunday p^ rmpTfm, rndipviaj *or^aTf. worv^r uru TIKES - Two inewt, I n \\. DM new Ci.fAM.~ATTTiCTlVI - Iludlo in-Mi sewer plws electric Minimum one Ino- NTw LtVING ROOM SET - Three ptoot Gootfveor Polyaltn belted, US pair apartment, furnished, suitable one re POUT MONMOUTH • Salad Panon VS twopower mown). UOdxti Air year teat* Call Owner, tVotter Km UMwnlble person. 1115 o monlh Om .rr-n«J»a^occ^orHV mererft San , *** MOJ or N* «tl • Pr, O* IMkiajMnl conditioner. 71H BTU. ISO All ••• month's security. Includes uttilttes Af tellent condition Ml *t«1 tar 1741 -WW REO BANK - tl E Front St . IBM sq • WaRjMaat/Waltars PORT MONAMJUTH - One bear ft pTofmiOMl oftke. sett contoined — Or UMtor hai m hapnM- jRNiSMiNG ON A LOW BUDGET? MOVING TO SMALLER HOME - HIGHLANDS - Excellent contttKon home, pets o k ready now. %M» km** par king AvatiaMe ImmadM • Bartmdar(M/F) - Chech th* USED FURNITURE Vofiout klndt Of furniture for Ml* wo eedroom garage apartment Cor STATgRtNTALSBhr Ifjll- H» J Grearaerg. 741 bm CENTER OF REO BANK Fin* fuml • • • Coll 471-3717 TWO DARK PINE BUTTERFLY — patint In living roam and bedrooms. Dropleaf lomp tables. Colonial style RCRED SANBANK - LoWrL4N*ty H»iR»M| BtwTaaOlMtl i STORES AVAILABLE Aitpo.l • Horn winic* calt bf our fw-etorttn 117 Shrewsbury Aw* All utilities Included, U71 a month NEVER USED TENNIS RACKETS^ Excellent condition 671 )UI Colonial, downtow' Mown One block to riiiinthnminq firtii r "FURNITURE - >lK*H»)*ce "bedroorn Alto lunlort, I3»1S. man t tennii One manm security In advance Neat coniuinntt al your coo- *n.no roam, large al E AGENCY Apply In DOTMm on Sal. D«c. 10 • Sun., Otc 11, i#t. new, llefl Five piece dtnefte wt, •hom, met 1% M. «ill. and tweot. TWO FORMICA CARD'RACKS - U0 water Suitable one or two people •"•fltK Avonable Dec S Call offer tpn.m nt. ofl street porhlng n*rm «M Full ill* mottrni. new. tJ» « At erv 110 m ISM each One large exhaustton wltf i neod. Mwy It Mullet N J 12to 3 p.m. or call S2S-21Utor a n appointment. Cat any hour tor appoM- US I rore*-door ice tream bo. *ifh •744 ler iam. 4Wam ORGAN - Baldwin electronic, hill manl or tattiar Mormaion counter top. goad condition. S400 m HIOHIANOS RED BANK - SIN roam dup>«> three STUCtO SHOP ANDTAfM~~A+ GEORGE STECK - Bobv Grand PI tin. two 11 note manuah. 7) note ped bedrooms, utility room Nice house pro-lmatalv 1MB M ft . ample park Four roam apartment • 3*cond mortgago* •i*o ana Lovely French Period, forced lo ott. wotnut. WO it^mm after * p m IMS per month Call «7t 17*1 Ing, tar UM OS printing shop or similar UPRIGHT~MANSON HANLIN PIANO business IH Lmam Ave . tell it. 100 Coll 741 9FO4 before 10 o m PAINT - Lore*. 14 colon, fiat, Uper - Good condition. Hark cherry Best MMM RED BANK - Three bedroom two lon, teml. U»per gallon Cat) 7»7 HIGHLANDS - One and two bedroom 1171 o month Me- Wl tor e GOING OUT~6F~BUSI NESS - TorT offer S4I1S17 both horn* Enelieni location. US* JOHN CLANCYS dl&hwor*. Dookv. clothing, glfii. |ew lor7T3p7 auoitinentl For oppo4ntrfvent per month, loose, references, security K o, oe es, se JtlMADUYMC elry Budget Shoo. M Moln St.. Key UPBiGHT PIANO - Good tar chll _22»«S1 o» "•_'*•» WILL! ne Wonted To Rent fFooiwrfr rurt<. mm mm PINBALL MACHINES drentoproctlee, HOB HIGHLANDS iwo bedroom apart am IAM D RYAN. Realtor. Large tclectlon Fully guaranteed ment. HBO per month plui electric GUITAR - Grbuw ES UsfsC. itereo TlNTON FALLS - Split level, four 10 Waterman Avenue Fo-— USCO SEARS KENMORE WASHER One months security required Coll with varlton* and Grovert. UtS or 7*1 «17l bedrooms, 1V> baths, family room, Call -Al *UM *H>* W bntoOcr Call 747-1041. -Four rears ok) St» fireplace, on lovely ivt ocrev Con Rumson, N.J. &SISOSS 747 7MB HiGHi ANCH • Two bedroom Beou venlent to shaaplna and commuting WEST i N G HOU S r HEFftlGERATOR lifwl. spochHrt. modem apar tment on One year lease ISM per month plus FREEZER - 12 cu fl.. while Good river Avololtabll ' e now «J0 2*1 Uf 1 utilities AvotloWe Jon 1 Ml 10B1 condition U0. Coll 471 Hll after HIOHRISE - Liimrv UNION BCACH - Ow«tdrearnVlTla MIODIE AGE BUSJNESS MAN D.W. • manm. ptui utillMes Wlstws to rent house, furnished or tm 7»1I4I furnished. In Rumson Locust area WHIRLPOOL — RftTHMrafor. freei j Please calf 747 7447 tr. Two yew) old I7S or best otftr HOLMOEL - One bedroom in two UNION BEACH - Three bedrooms, Warranty good until IftO 747 47T) family, sun deck, heat tree «M0 dining room, living room, kitchen. PROFESSIONAL PERSON - Nesas STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747 *4]4 both, walk room, targe vord. U7S per roam with kitchen privileges. Iwr 120 BASS ACCORDION ; nrsnad or unfurnished Efficiency con HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Two bed month inmmn slowed Reply to Bo« B 117 Tht Dally r room aportment In two family Cope • eaiilrr. T. B77t1 » MYERS SNOW PLOW ^omp^at«1 Cod. upstairs fM 7400 between * 4 10 103 Rentals To Share set up. good conditton U71 EveAlngs 2S4 tm WOULD WIDOW - Llht lo ihart h«r HOWELL -Two bedrooms, large hom« and rMfMnMi with anorhcr oc oT FORMICA VANITY - Wtth mlr-1 yardror khh, only tM) tlv« widow on ptn«(on* MUdrMfown- ror ond medtilne chest. MO 4TATE_RENTAlABhr J*; »4M Atfantk HloMonvi orn Coll Itpn. Call MJ 4WS KEANSBURG -Modern 3", furnished utan rooms. Meal tor business ff 77 Pets And Livestock street parking. TV, oil 104 Winter Rentals 131 Houses For Sale pitea m-mn_ AKC LABRADOR RETRIEVERS - A DESCRIPTIVE BROCHURE OF Nine weeks old, one male, five fe KEANSBURG - Modern onoee be bedd HOMES - In Monmouth County Is iraM Coll **HB3-0U7 roam apartmenttt , flfull titille bbathh. AAApp t 77 If l BAHRS REAL ES ITS BEGINNING TO LOOK B 21 Grove Place lifliftt montthh p l DOG TRAINING -ftayittore Co metck Onee mont o h secuitsec y One-year portion Dog Club Next ttaites Now lease Collll 7 •pm)f•)f22 4SM A FANTASTIC BROCHURE of homos Mfh and Jon I7rh, Cqll 741BMo POCOMOJ - Wooltorj.' .••!, oTc In Monrnouth County! It's yours H you KEANSBURG - Tm ayrtniinli. N|« ranch, HMfM .lorit llroploct write or call Betsy Ross Aaency, 117 DOOWAlKtH - RMDonilblt per »oo bedroom and two bedrooms, heat. ...«raifrtr/drv*r. dtthwotnor Si. mllti will core for peH In your home Little Rt », Keyport, M J 0771V Phone A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS! Kvaitr supplied Security required tm 10 Carrwlbock Tonnll. Indoor p«ol M4VMM Silver area 141 73*1 otter S. ondPOO 4W-W47 «u>o. louna* IBIIUI'4011 OOOD HOMES - Found for otdei KEYPORT - Flvo-room apartr dogs Coih paid tor puppies COL 1771 per month, security needed Wai* | LEGE PET SHOP 170 MM or S3 1 Here's a "sprltely" tip for all you holiday shoppers: MM. There's an abundance of imaginative gift ideas to be HORSE FOR SALE - Appronlmoteli LONG BRANCH- Attractive four Dommiss English or Western 791 953S LUXURY APAR found in the classifieds. Check them out today. HORSES BOARDED - Hoy for sale Two bedrooms, theboot Glen Equestrian Center month U2 4U5 Sfi 11H HOW ABOUT A REAL - Live teddy bear under your Christmas Iree* YORKSHIRE TERRIER PUPS, shown by oppolntment. Dec, 10-11 12 13 LABARRACA FRANK & BETTY'S only 747oM STATAWAN - Ken Gardens, Btfl" W» COLTS NECK INN ToyvJuvenile Furniture and two bedroom apartments starling FULL COURSE OlNNERS G.tti Prom Around The World i"RTSH"SEflER -~AICC7efl7ilere< Home f wrniihmgi. jewfIr y. etc. Hwy 3S & 7th Ave . Neptune Gift* For Her at 1710. Carpeting throughout Air con- | SEAFOOD APPETIZER BAR 11* 1123 Elohl monttn old. female. IU to a lo dttlonlng Lots ot parking Swlmn 'Holiday Tips SEVEN DAYS * WEEK 414 Hwy )5 Middieton.UI fOn Ing family wtth o trio yard 14? 11W pool and Tennis Courts Your very [• Includet Shrimp, Clamt 7 ~in HTGHLANDS Little Silver Mike *""" Ml hi I COLL It — Loving. Intelligent, own patio Wolk lo shopping ond N Y * an 'i then. Sleomert & much loop ) R R Station DiiCount Pricet V > yean. Trained female, spayed, oil much more Start* ol S p m BEDLE'S PHARMACY LARRY SMATERNITY City cornmutlng 513-4010 Openfa.n FREE GIFT WRAPPING Baby Furniture ToytBicyctet shots Will keep till Christrmn. (71 5 p.m. Mon fo Frl. For your ca FRANDE Sundoyt from 12 noon Gomel Open9 lovdotly. II SSunday THE TODAY LOOK U7-VTP (FRIDAY SPECIAL! LoMler l'i Ib Rusieii stover Condi et 9 odo venlencc. open Sot. & Sun, Haute Plonri Dried, Silk. Artificial 741 74M 27 Brood Street 741 32S2 Red Bonk *5 Brighton Awe. Weil End. 27V U77 tluffed with K ing oobmeat 19 9& (Cor | Bay Ave, 4 Miller SI.. Ul lOil 741 74M NOW TAKIfVG ORDERS - Far MATAWAN — Two bodroofm, second I SUNDAYS 4 SPECIALS M »S Chrlstrrvtrt Lrwia Atno puppl*i. AKC floor, odults preferred No pets »11)| •Roott Lea of Lamb ELLIS OFFICE SUPPLY MAHN'S BROTHERS CREWEL NEEDLEPOINT RUGS reolstered, shots ll«.« Will hold fill includes utilities. STERLING. OPEN 8 A.M. •Prime Ribtot Beet Raleigh Bicycles & Accettonet YARN BOOKS SUPPLIES Chrhtmas Eve. COLLEGE PET MCCANN REAL ESTATE BROKER, f Shop early beat the crowds E» •Stuffed Cormth Hens PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Rt. IS. Eotofiio*n WJOO30 Colts Towne Shoppcs, Colts Neck SHOP 170-1436 or U1-W4? Sot-Woo. thing for Chntlmat wrapping*, dec •Broiled Blue Fitrt or Fned Fuel of SCMADLER OLIVETTI Rl M. Beimor Bhrd_._Ml 7«| ^1 orotKxn. light tett. Fgrber. Elcctnct Sole 167 Motimoulh St 741 7300. Red Bonk "WODERN APARTMENT - Private | and foyt Corning, Corelle Sett Save Route S3? otRt 14 Colti Neck vmg BiKei Biglooi Shateboords home, three rooms. Neor trans-1 Fully Assembird portollon. 4fS 04te, best time to coll \ •9% on Revere Wore CARD GALLERY and Guaronteed M&M FACTORY STORE PROWN S. n Brood St.. Red Bank. FAMILY DINING CARDS GIFTSJEWELRY PANTSUITS SKIRTS BLOUSES POODLES - Block toy AKC regis- betort noon 741.7300 CANDLES PARTY SUPPLIES Middletown Bike Shop U E Fronl Si . Red Bonk 747-4U7 tered Hove hod shots. Show quality, CHAPEL HILL SHOPPING CENTER MODERN GARDEN APARTMENTS! TANG'S RESTAURANT Leonordviile Rd . Belled 4«S Mil I Main S< . Keyport 2&4 USS - Efficiency one and two bedrooms L 40 Brood St , Red Bonk 741-0060 HWV 3S.MIDOLETWN.U2 SU0 BARRICELLI fLORlST Open 10 lo i p m avollaWe Immediately. No pets 3*4 | Grave Bbankcti-Centvrptecet CHINA INN She'll Look Lovely in Furs PRIX DES NATIONS - One yeor olrj 31* Carr A ve-717-0047-Keontburg CANTONESE-AMERICAN FOOD Trees and Trim saddle. Excellent condition 1300 MONMOUTH BEACH GARDEN. CATHY & HARRY'S Round Borelll Brldtt. ISO 471 3«t U0 Broadway 729 1211 Long Branch COLONIAL GIFTS Winters' Fur Shoppe APARTMENT - One and two bid I Because Our & ANTIQUES Live Christmas Trees U Monmouth St. 74TI-2t7S SAINT BERNARD PUPPIES^- AKC rooms. Heat and hot water supplied. [ Coputos Pastry Shop FREDDIES PIZZERIA 12 Wallace St »4740M Red Bank Champion Sired Long ond short holr Patio, some with ocean or river view, t ••Italian Pastry Specialists Dig them or cut them Fresh cul Dainty Apparel Colt 777 not OuolIty llHcr Colt S44 IS36 __ Order Now Holiday Baked Goods Amour Florist'787-8528 Party clothes lingerie-costumes CLASSIFIED LINES Jl South Broadway, Long Bro*y£ Holly-Greens-Wreaths Sporliweor coats occetsone* SIAMESE KITTENS - Two molts. NORTH LONG BRANCH - One-bed L GIFTS FOR ALL FROM SI UP 115 Cooliman Ave . Asbury Pork twoTemaies, ready for Christmas 175 room opartment In older home. tUS I ALS PLACE Mam SI Campbell* Junction Beltord Bernadotte Farms Al Brrjddocki, Monmoulrt Wan each per month, all Lrlllltles included Coll \ 74M7»7|47»l4 BAY SPIRITS SHOP 14370*7 after Sp m. ARE BUSY. Chrlitmot Oitcoynl Center VERA'S BOUTIQUE SIAMESE KITTENS - Two males, ONE BEDROOM - Aportment avail- I Open T.llQpm Sun-Free Delivery PAPER PARADE able. 1210 Two bedroom oportmenf I Tie Bay Ave . Highlands W 2300 OPEN SEVEN DAYS Sportiweor Ortftet two females, ready tor Cttrlstmov *2! Artificials. Live Trees eocti 14} 7DV7offer Sp.m available. »SS, Large roams, eolln I ELSIE'S SUB SHOP K art Plata, Hotlet 7U42Q1 Cotfume Jewelry & Acceitories kitchen, one bfock to Shopping Mall I All typet ot Chrlttmat AS Brood St '47 57SI RedBonk For The Best Sub «n Town Ornamentt k Decorations TWO FREE - PuppleT" ond buses Senior Citizen program I AVOID THE WEEK-END RUSH Oorn's ?hoto Shop Inc. Fine Gift* Jewelry Lenoa China Far All Vour Photographic Needs 74 Monmouth SI Ml dayt 161 Lincoln Ave }?? v7'6 THE OLDE UNION Rl. 34, CoHtNKk.*a2-WSl WHITE GERMAN SHEPHERDS - RED BANK AREA - Studio, utilities f Serving Lunch from 17 lo 5 and Dinne Muscles Watermelon Bar Seven weeki AKC. shots given. Tw< included Also Eotoniown area, fur- I ail EARLY IN THE WEEK. Girts For The Entire*Family from 5 to 10 Friday ond Saturday "GOLDBERG FURS wnlte motes, one white feroale, three nlihed room Coil between 0 • p.m. & Garden Center block ond Ion brothers Good blood tTIIIII nights till midniarit Slop m at THE Hwy 3*. Allonlic Highland* FURSCLE'NEO Llncroft Pharmacy CROWN GIFTS, INC. •REPAIRED I STYLED (Ins Mom ond dad on premises W OLDE UNION MOUSE. II Wharf Avr- Rellaiout Article* and Books . 79IO4IJ Let one of our Classified specialists as- . Newman Springs Rd 741 7»U SMCaofcmon, AtOuf y Porh "J 0«J RED BANK - EffkrMcy oaa RedBowtt. W Brood St ?*M2O-i RM Bank Near all transportation. One sist you with your ad ... at a price you NEW MONMOUTH CHRISTMAS "S A L"E~wpToT»\ Living Christmas Trees rent phn security 143 f«Ot. no r SAL'S TAVERN-RESTAURANT on mru Chritlmot Eve Belmar's Fashion Corner 80. Bicycles/ tr? Serving Lunch and Dinner Hundreds To Choose From can afford. DISPLAY CENTER Open lolarn for the HOUSE OF GIFTS BED BANK- Four large rooms.both. Evtryttslng to Enhonce Christmas •4* Broad SI 747 Jl'7-Shrewibury Conrad Smith Nursery Mini/Motor Bikes Late Nighl Shoppers Tlnton Ave., Eotontawn BICYCLES - Two girl's, 20" E«< Y dt for olltron>i Rental of Animated Figures 141 Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bank ci 4J Maftlson'Ave . Asbury Park For The Artitt in Your Family 5411470 (.ellenl condition Best offer. 7744473 Arl ond Drafting supplier, eoieii SAtVMfl RED BANK - One bedroom, lorge point boicn, potted, water colon WEST END FABRICS modern kitchen, neor River Rd Imme A Aronderful Family Treat TREES, WREATHS Acmt Shopping Center. Fair Haven GIRL'S THREE SPEED COLUMBIA Soyrewood Jewelers Inc. BICYCLE - One year old. Ashing MS dloti occupancy 1190. pay gas ond The Colorest Company Live trees fromSli.9? electric On* month's security 141 MOM'S KITCHEN 12 Brood SI . Red Bonk ^1L_ ' PolnMtttos. U 99, Wreaths M6-I14*, ••IttngT Dial th. 1129 Sfh Ave . Neptune 11W after 5 p.m « SO. Btanketi. 1) M and up GIRL'S ID" COLUMBIA BIKE The Best Looking Selection THE PERFECT LHRlSTMAbGIFT Like new. US RED BANK - Three room opartmtnf. "ACTION UNI' Of Live ond Cul Trees around FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY NMRS %T2i per month with no utilities Secu Town & Surf Diner SIANO'S GARDEN CENTER rlly required. No pets 747-1M1. 1 ft Holiday Dining Featuring Our New Salod Bar THE DAILY & Rf. U, MlrJdletown, next to SCHWINN SUBURBAN - Mait'i 10 Baking Done on Premltet Town* Chevrolet Gift* For voted bicycle wtth generoiw, light and 542-1700 Sieohs IChopi Q0*n V hour* SUNDAY REGISTER double baskets, hardly used Out RED BANK - TVee-bedroom oport- Rowte 35-Middielown DELIVERED TO YOUR DOORSTEP standing value of 1100. 2*1 4J17 ment Close to oil tramportotion U1S f h h t The Home plus utlllfln Coll 741 uH *AH_*O OWy oSvwar T*f»fT tn We Serve ToServe Again **" The United Slolet for ISO a year Tney C1p$'fdr Writ ~ 81. Sports Equipment RED B>'NK - Three-bedroom dupltx. will e>n|oy oil the Local. Notional, ond NASH MFG. CORP. kids ok. Porch, bosement. »7IS -VoaaBroa>ds! SlOfL 747-Cj W Bed B MEMORY LANE inlernallonoi News Sporlt. Comics Storm Windows and Door s NORTHLAND itOCM SKIS - EntffcrL STATE RENTALS Bkr m UU Hwy ». Oakhuf >t . 531-MW ond Special Fetjturei oil through the LOVE LANE Shutteri Awnings Rollings heel ond toe bindings. Kosllngor boots poles, ond vinyl cose SU U»T RED BAHK - Two-bedroom opai. \ IAHR'/REHR'SRESTAUR/! AURANi T year 1«7I LUXEDOSHOP 122 Myrtle Ave , Long Branch ment available, large gracious rooms, OptvTV DOY* All Ytor FRESH KILLED TURKEYb new science kitchen, good location for The Daily Register Fresh Seafood Turkey* GlIf Wrapped CALL 542-4000 NORWOOD T.V. transportation and Shopping Quiet Choice Sinks ond oik for 83. CBs, Electronics CB RADIOS — Two, ntver tiled, Tto building, perfect tor business couple or Spettoi Hottdoy Porties HINCK'5 MANNYft MARY' S Zenith Color IVI senior clllren Coll for appointment, 2 BOY Avenue. Mionlonds MOD Hwy 31. Ocean 77) 44«9 CIRCULATION berry T, 40-chonntl. one mobile unit SPOIJTSHOP W Broopwoy. Lonaj Brpnch /22 «70 one base station, oil accessories, ill MI •CM. RED BANK - Two room* ond both The Sunday Register ; SUTTONi COMPANY Private entrance No pets ILVENTO S WEST END MANOR Picture* Lornps Rocker* He Bridge Ave. Catering For All Occasion! Gift* for Everyone W ifi> For BOY* & Cirfaj Hwy J67I7 H0ft*ail Keonsourg e» Oceon Ave 22t 2000 Long Brooch BOATMAN'S SHOP 84. Merchandise REO BANK - Two-room furnlstttrj Andiron Fireplace Shop airOrtrnant, oil utilities Included, cm NANA'S TOY SHOP Everything For the Fireplace Wonted ployed adult oenflemon preferred No TOLL FREE: Matawan 566-8100 VILLA MONICA THE TIN MAN UMMwyOS.M.ddtetown peti.71» Mon mouth St. •rosi CdfHWr Pt*\ir Tin Doll Howie ond AccfUorili AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UNWANT SUPERB ITALIAN FOOD Hood Mod* Oolli tn-091* ED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY. RUGS RED BANK - Unfumishod two brd Middletown 671-9300 Hwy. M-HlaWond>-<72 132? SlIPrmpKl. L S ItlttU FOR CASH. T00m OOrn(n opor"rrifpt\ fiuu*•rtfiip Green Tree Apartments. J3V Spf intj SI INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Call 7*1 WSJ tor oppomimpnl m t. Newman Springs Rd Shrewsbury W 6200 131 Mou*e* For Sole 131. Houses For Solt 140 Reol Eilate Wanted SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY DECEMBER 5 1977 The IXuly Register 17 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE LISTINGS OF *ETTE> MOMtt - In A Special Difference Llit ond buy with o membtr of Man mouth County » largtit roolty group A H«ml>um fwo-fttorv Km tov«r n you walk in. thtKool Eittrtt E^hangt, RtaMori SEl I ING YOUH HOME? - W«t« In mrnwM* Mt*n m llvtmj room and din tcrnttd In buvlnfl homM direct Cell Carter welfare reform criticized IM mm, mm** bMrwwn wiu prlva Mr Cr«i.»ol WEIM «E»LTV SU Wy located on tint ttoof Mut MVH mart Mdrooim uatioiti N«w Eng RECIPE FOR LIVING loud ttyM oirtfrtor, ocrt lol in prlmi Tokt WTO rlvtr rignU. odd in o taml WEHAVEIUVEHS MlMfivn location IN,#00 WHE ly roam, flrtploct. dtn and o f I wide For twtlrmt. utmmerlcol. Induttrial LAN tCALTY CROUP, (ttoltor* 144 and inv*itm«nl proetrllt* Coll today room, mii In thrtt btdroofftt, 1>^ - Portmr 117 *»t«t». 7MCII/ »l IS. Miaantown M» TI4S bothi. living room, dining room and ATLANTIC MIOMLANDJ - Ntw tat in kitchen alone, with »mt bull I in as burden on urban middle class twffWt. kM Itvtl Or Bone* ftuy dlrtct rabintit and Indoor / outdoor bar. thokt In o MX1* In froond pool with Ir—i hHWar QBi i—t Cii Wl iwt t^Hhatlfi^ ^^^ln —- - — •- -- • . ^a —•--•. would pay about S60 per fa- edged thai poverty is a bur- in Ihe region — which extends program would not begin un- BETWEEN THE RIVER AND Mil II well and ttf vt Iflo your tamlly NEW YORK - President pita to support welfare den that should be earned by THE DEEP BLUE SEA and guoih tor Idool luiury living Do it • from Trenton, NJ.. to New til 1981 and il would not affect Carter's welfare reform pro Vow'tl lint IMt tmmoculo*i oil »rlck O» for »1.MB 1S2 Boats And Medicaid. "also a large drain recipients, while Texans and the entire national economy anch wttti ftrtfMct. two todroMM. gram contains many weak Haven. Conn . including 20 n «*Ck. atwi iMeilw unit. Ont ytor on the region's taxes " Mississippians would conlrit) He did not Accwiorlti nesses that could accelerate million persons — paid nearly • !& DISCOUNTS It also charged Ihe funds ute less than $4 apiece "We find it hard to under- On nt» boal IralKM SOAT MOUSE. the exodus of the middle class S5 billion in Medicaid and wel- '•AHRStfM.f STATE Octor. »«. . SM erlgnl MIMII •Finally the president s stand the argument." he con- My Avt , MtgWndl 171 1M0 RED BANK - Seven roomi, four bed fare in 1975 New York City made available to region resi- from central cities in the New proposal does not suKKeM that tinued, "that the nation is too IRANDNEW " FORTIES roomi. two full battu large groundt DUCK BOATS - II' Garvtv IvP*. SIS residents alone paid II 9 bil- dents would be 60 to 75 per- Four tpoclOM bedrooms. M matter war nhooll tint arto Owmi Aiking • Promtyot. SI0- York-New Jersey-Connecticut anti-poverty programs are 'ol poor to provide adequate sup- MdrMm. IS' sutti tetfroom, two luiu Wi 000 Bnt offtr $]) 0214 7*1 )U1 lion, "well above Ihe city cent below actual need and ry _ttn, IS ict«nct klkh#n. lormol metropolitan area, the Re- right' a federal responsi- port for those who cannot tfUlmrMm, utility room, ottv garoge RED BANK - Ipot-i fur a aro«ing FLAGSHIP budget gap of that year and that it makes no provision (or QuoiiT> HlrM Ntoriy on* halt ocrt family FOOT bedroom*. t>i botht. iiv gional Association has bility." Dr Keith said in the support themselves so we ing room, dining room, tumlly room, MARINE 23 percent of the city's in- Inflation LMED REALTY. INC large famliy kitchtn Compltttly charged report "The president might should continue to let the lo- rtmodeled and In move in condition come (rum Its own sources." Further, the association aBUnY Oft If U. - Vaur tamt ttwouoH Call now Only »49,«00 REDDEN William M Rllinghaus. have argued that feder cal areas where the poor an aftUMt of Nw la>ft*tt r*oi molt AGENCV. Realtor 74) tlOO The study also notes "ineq- stated the program would be i •maim in Wit world-Ctfitury 11 Co Power Boats chairman of the association's allzation should be reached have come to live pay the KM ftMlttr. KI1MI Multiply Illl Sailboats uities" in payments within inequitable, noting that state executive committee, said in gradually and still acknowl- cost instead." Johnson AAA rated and Massachusetts residents tlont. price* on avollablt hornet AP a statement prepared for re- area of the region, stating UltH - Oldtr two-ttory mi PLEBROOK REALTORS, 111 Avt Service Center Two Rivers. Rumton. 143 7900 that New York State resi- dancr 44 Ookiond It, »«J Bonk I iv Discount Ships Store lease today that the president IM room, dlnlna room combinotlon. HIIMMIN - FIvtbMroom •>qull..f dents living in the city's sub- «ot In kttCfwi. two twdroomi Athlng Colonial, cooled by rlvtr brt«iti 291-5600 must recognize three prin- M Eight yoari old ond m movt in rondi ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ciples If the policy is to urban communities paid 159 lion Dtft with railed htorlh flrtptOLC HAVE YOUR BOAT - Ouldrlvt or FOUR YEAR OLD - U »hop«d odloln* tht tal In kllchtn Strttntd per capita in 1975 [or welfare, nh k liig th porch ond chlldrttv* ployroom Win outDoard, wlnltrlitd by roclory au achieve positive results. (•mo Specifically. Mr Ellmghaus while city residents paid 1249 takK*, drtom kilcntn Thrtt moi im.voo °TWIN LIGHT MARINE Mr ill* bodioomi. M botnt I«M rtd said. "There must be imme- Arguing lor federalization wood aMk with vl«w Airlum Control CENTURY 11 COZENS, Realtor 787 3700 Olr B«11 In comtruttlon ond oppoint itfHw* M Eolt Keonlburg diate and substantial fiscal of all welfare programs, the mann ti».«w •0 Rlvtr Rd fair Haven T4IT TMSI VTPEEO SUFT relief to hardpressed state association stated. "Poverty LAWtEV AGENCV. IHolTof* Ml 4»7 TINTON FALLS -'Clrttom bultl lour WlthTralltr fSoM btdroom brick ranch Two bothi, flrt and local governments, which is not a local problem; it's a CMAMPUFF ~THIRTIE1 placn, Unfitted boumtnl, pailo, got STARCRAFT 19' SUPER9TAII - national problem that hap- Pour tarat btdroorm. n mmm b*WO WEEK*-Morning, Rral Ei 1*4 Rt JJ Mlddlttown Call GOOD MOUSES NEEDED tolt Llctnit Court* Otc 11 J) On* family until from 70 I to SO t In t7S CollMonmouthlmlltut* Ml 0?" •etAler pM> er Oterei tMrni OCiAN TOWNSHIP - Wavtidt Northern Monmauth County. » day READTNC"TUTOWlNO^-" »y o rfod~ for taking moped Woadt and long Vl#w VillOM Eltaonl itrvlct, we po» to»h mo ipKlollit- in your homt or mine FRUITION OF DREAM — Bishop George W. Ahr works cornerstone ntw ham** from in.W* Coli iJi «0i MELMED REALTY INC »7t US0 ArV 7 Mom Into place during dedication ceremonies yesterday at St. Thomas FREEHOLD - County Court Judge William T Wirh More Church, Manalapan. The ceremony, which preceded a Mass cel- mann has sentenced a Long Branch man to a year in the ebrated by Bishop Ahr, culminated an eight-year building program by county jail, of which six months was suspended, and placed people of the St. Thomas More parish community. Make It Yourself him on probation for two years in connection with two larce- nies last April 27 Soft, Loose, Cozy Floyd Farrow. 27. of Potter Avenue. Long Branch, had 219 Asbury Park pleaded guilty to stealing a moped belonging to Arthur Ha u PUBLIC NOTICI berstltch. Rockwell Avenue. Long Branch He also admitted a Tnert win be a tpeooi mtrimg o' Red Bank resident given in« AMKif¥ Pork Board of Education break-In and larceny on Thursday DKtmMi I l«" oUM P M in Itw A\t>u'v Pork High School Robert Williams. 25. of Paterson. was sentenced to six So slim, smirl. soft, il oudilor>um Tn.i mtfi'ta •* Ol int coil looks great with skirts or ot (h* Pr*tidtni ot iht Board ond the months in the county jail, of which four months was sus- purpot* it >O receive? O p'fifnlo'ion pints trorn o reprfitniatiwt O' tht NF* ltr pended He had pleaded guilty to stealing an outboard motor an indeterminate sentence tey School Boardi A»ooat them Feb. 19. 1976 in Mala- admitted distributing secobar- of Barker Avenue, Shrews- work, weekends Easy-cro- Joseph Bryan. 23. formerly of Ocean Boulevard. Long Boord at their rrgulor mee'ing on No wan. was sentenced to an in- bital Oct. 27. 1976 in Long bury Township, was given a chet Pattern in the Open determinate reformatory Branch, was given a sus- suspended six-month county incl sentence, placed on probation for three years and fined SSOO Public MeetingiLow pended reformatory term, jail sentence, placed on two ALLEN B WElSSBERGER He had pleaded guilty to receiving on May i in Long term by County Court Judge Secretory place on two years probation years probation, fined $150 Send II .8 (or each, pat- Branch home furnishings worth more than 1500 that had been Donald J. Cunningham. Oeci »» and fined $1,000 and ordered to restitution. He tern. Add Be (or each pat- stolen from Nick Krysalka. Norwood Avenue. Ocean Town- Roger Kleinsorgen of South admitted defrauding the coun- • tern (or- first-class airmail ship He also admitted receiving on May 4 in Monmouth Bridge Avenue. Red Bank, John Hoehler Jr of Third iy welfare board of $1,936 be- and handling. Send to: 248 Monmouth County Beach a brass chandelier worth more than 1500 that had been had pleaded guilty to the Street. Union Beach, who ad- tween September 1976. and Laura Wheeler. Needle- "HOTICt stolen from Krysalka. charge. He admitted possess- mitted giving false informa- RESOLUTIOTO N HUOZNl G February by failing to report craft Dept II. Red Bank AMENDMENT TO INTERLOCAL John Davis. 27. also formerly of Long Branch, who had ing such drugs as marijuana. tion to Union-Bwrch police Register. Box 111, Old SERVICES CONTRACT WtTH PAR Sgt. Henry Relgler in that ho that he was employed and liv- f TlCtPATING MUNICIPALITIES pleaded guilty to participating in the receipt of the stolen Quaalude. lysergic acid dic- Chelsea Sla., New York. CONCERNING COMMUNITY BLOCK thylamide. cocaine and others said he did not know the ing with another person. GRANT PROGRAM chandelier, was given a suspended one-year term in the coun- NY 10011 Print Name. with intent to distribute them. identity of a person charged Boleslaw Mielnik, 27, o'f RESOLUTION NO. 77 Sit ty jail and placed on probation for two years. Address, Zip. Pattern Mr KRAMER ottered Ine following Ronald Scoggins of Flor- with an armed robbery Marlboro, who admitted pos- resolution and moved iti adoption Charges against Solomon C Byril. 26. of Grant Court. Number. WHEREAS, the Board of Chottn Long Branch, that he had participated in the crime were dis- ence. South Carolina, who ad- whereas in fact he did know sessing a pistol without a per-; mil March 16, 1976 in Marl- SUPER VALUE - H78 mouih hod prtvtouily autnonied bv missed mitted possessing demerol Jan. 10. was given a sus- rnoiulion a coniroct with tnt County pended one-to-three-year boro, was fined $150. NEEDLECRAFT catalog of Monmoufh ond participating mumc And charges against Bryan and Davis that they had bro- and heroin July 12.1975 in Ea- 225 designs to choose ipahtiei concerning Community Block Grant Program, which contract wai ken into Ihe Krysalka home on May I and stolen the chan- tontown. was given a sus- from. 3 free inside All pended reformatory term, Act. N J S A 40 flA I ct irq and delier and the household furnishings were also dismissed. crafts. Knit, Crochet ...75c 606 WHEREAS. Ihe Department o< placed on one year probation Homing ond Urban Development has requested a cnoncje If) ine coniraci be and fined 1250 ' couie ol changes mode by the Federal Government in the allocation proceu, Sharon Rhock. 25. of Cedar ond Red Bank man sent Street. Red Bank, who admit- WHEREAS, it 'i OttirpQlt thai Iric Printed Pattern ted stealing two checks val- Versatile! prompliy autnoriied >n order lo avoid ued over $500 belonging to Jo- tribul'On ot Community Block Grant to prison 3-5 years fundsi seph Gibson, Shrewsbury NOW. THEREFORE BE IT RE SOLVED bv >he Boord ol Chosen Free FREEHOLD - Joseph E and stated that he considered Avenue. Red Bank, and con- holders ol ihe County ol Monmoulh ai spiring to commit forgery renown Jones. 49. of Wall Street. Red Jones to be a "danger and a Great together, superb Pofag Bank, convicted ol torn- June 2, 1976 In Middletown, CerlOiil Municipal' menace to society." separately! It's a fortune in iithment ol a Cooperolive Meant ot milling an assault with' a dan- was given a suspended re- Conducting Certain Community Devel Richard Going. 3H. of Ocean fashion — trim banker's opment Acliviiiei

she reflected "Only that it By BOB THOMAS But look at her as she clam punctuated by and com, She talked about the life of happened H fa.st and I was so Ll'XOR. Egypt (AP) - She bers through the fabled tombs mentary of the Mhnlarly travel that she and Previn little prepared for it I was has come a long way from of the Valley of the Kings, guide and »ry asides (nun lead This year besides her only 18 when 1 started in the naive Allison McKenae of along with a clutch of film Peter I'slinm ;ind I>awil Ni stage work she filmed "Full Peyton I'lace' and I scarcely the television senes "Peyton stars from "Death on the ven Observed I'stinnv "It is Circle " with Keir Dullea in realized what was happening Place." yet Mia Farrow Nile." and other tounsts Mia obvious that funeral diroitors England, made "A Wedding" to me I wish I had had the seems to retain an airy, wears a pair of rust-colored «ere the (leneral Motors of with Robert Altman and com- training and background that youthful innocence overalls several sizes too ancient Knypt " pany in Waukegan. Ill . 1 have acquired with the Roy- loured Egypt with "Death on She is SI now. wife of con- large, a white T-shirt adver As the tour proceeded to al Shakespeare company the Nile " ductor-composer Andre Pre- Using her last movie, multi the huge temple of RamMfl Being in a series was not vui. mother of six small chil- colored ski stockings that II Mia drifted off from the "Andre makes 12 appear important and yet everybody dren — three of them don't match ' group. WWJIllml) 1HI in her •KM a year with the Pitts- knew me and everybody adopted She is establishing With her boyish-cut sandy own thoughts about the won- burgh Symphony, and some- wanted something of me I herself as a classical actress hair she could pass for a teen ders of the ancient Viv- times I join him there." she made some vert good friends in England and brings a new ager ilizatmn said "We have our house in wilh the senes. friends that 1 maturity to her film work • The lour of the tombs is the country in England, a Back at Ihe hotel she |1W cherish But I also made place on Martha's Vineyard a ran' interview to a tourisl sume mistakes 1 was loo and he keeps a flat in Pitts- from Holly*oiul With her trusting, and I allowed myself burgh " was golden haired Fletcher in be used. She is proud of her work Make A Date Previn. 3 The I'revms also As a result of being pulled with the Royal Shakespeare A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organua have 7 yoarnlil twins Mat in all directions. I underwent Company Her assignments tons Rates: $3 00 for 1 lines for one day. II 00 each addi- the* and Saiha. Vietnamese a nervous breakdown without have been far removed from tional line; HOC for two days. $1 25 each additional line. Lark Song, tty, and Summer even knowing it Yet I was the soap operatics of "Peyton 8 for three to five days. 1150 each additional line: $6 00 Song. X. and a new addition ahle to function during that Place" - Puck in "A Mid- for It days: P00 each additional line Deadline noon 2 Korea horn Soonyi. 6 time and made Secret Cere summer Night's Dream." days before publication Call The Daily Register. M2-4O00. Mia talked about her fami- mo'ny ' of which 1 was proud Celia in "As You Like it." ask for the Date Secretary ly, her work with the Royal "\*hu 1 can have my pri- Viola in "Twelfth Night." Shakespeare Company in vacy, and 1 cherish it 1 don't plus "The Three Sisters." DECEMBER 6 MIA FARROW - Mia Farrow, 31, who formerly played Allison McKenzle London, her film roln sin' remember when 1 gave my "Ivanov" and other sturdy The Greater Red Bank Tenants Association will meet on the T.V. series "Peyton Place," Is the wife ot conductor-composer said nothing of her brief un last interview, and I am be- fare at 51 Monmouth SI . 8 PM Second Floor Andre Previn, and mother of six children, 3 ol whom are adopted. She Is happy mamagt' to Frank Si ginning to have regrets about "Every actress wants lo natra and little aboul her this one I think maybe it's currently filming Agatha Christie's "Death on the Nile," an exotic thriller DECEMBER 7 play Juliet That's what I'd set In the early nlneteen-thirties. Christmas Bazaar. St Luke's United Methodist early Hollywixxl career nut such a good idea " like to do. before I get too old Church. Broadway & Washington Sts. Long Branch. 10 "Do 1 have any regrets' Still she continued for it ' AM to 4 P M Unusual gift items. Christmas decora- tions, jewelry, toys, candy and foods Luncheon served DECEMBER 7 4 H Auditions for 10 soloists and 40 chorus members (or "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Pagliacci." to be presented Music awards show coming up Dec. 11 by Monmouth Conservatory Opera'Operetta Society at arman. a tanned, casually- moved up. down, if they have working on one that will be a Monmouth Art Center, on Apr 2S. 30 Auditions at: By JAY SHARBITT tofferson. and involving the dressed man of 38 who sat in a bullet." he said Hit Parade' performance AlUNIK HGHANDS Church of the Nativity. Hance Rd . Fair Haven. 8 P.M. pop music charts of Billboard. a swivel chair in his large A bullet alongside a tune's type show " a major publication of news OWtMAWI-Oia'1.50 DECEMBER 8 LOS ANGELES (AP) - 14th story offiOt- overlooking ranking means it is rising in about the music business "Christmas In The Country House Tour." Holmdel- Bun Sugarman is an execu- Hollywood He pondered a popularity and could become It seems hardly a week Colts Neck area, benefit of the Monmouth County Histori- tive producer His bag is fraction of a second a "monster " If it becomes a Rte.3. 3u""'5 " S goes by without all entertai- cal Association. Thurs., Dec 8. 11 AM to 4 PM Tickets. cooking up ideas for TV On monster, it goes to the piann Ml SO JCT H'l I! ( I ners donning formal duds, go- "TV only has one other 17 50 each, available at Steinbach Service Desk. Red Dec 11. NBC will air an idea bar in the local Ramada Inn ing to the TV studio and get- award show in the music "Oh, Bank It Asbury Park. Corenlius Cobb LTD , Colts Neck. of his. the first "Billboard and stays there until closing ting an award Another field, 'and that's the Grammy Ellen S Hazelton. Realtor. Rumson. or through MCHA Number 1 Music Awards" But I digress GodTi awards show is but a trophy awards." he said, meaning Museum. 70 Court St . Freehold show ctwtaiwiKioiiiiQsiini. version of coals to Newcastle, the show in which the record "Thai's the definitive There are 12 categories of DECEMBERS. 9. 10.11 is it nof industry votes for and honors chart." Sugarman said "And Christmas Bazaar. Red Bank Convalescent Center. honors in this effort, hosted by its own each year. it's the bottom line Some- the Bee Gees and Kris Kris- The query was put to Sug- 100 Chapin Ave . Red Bank. Dec 8. 9 10. II. 10-4 p.m All Without naming names, he one's had to spend money for bandcrafted items for sale Come one. come all dismissed other music award an album, a single or what- shows as all bosh, mere popu- ever it might be. lo make this DECEMBER 8. 10.14.15. 17 larity parties wihere the pub- person or group Number One Center Drama Workshop presents the Broadway At the movies lic is asked to vote on per- "And that's what this show Comedy hit "Dear Me the Sky is Falling" at the Jewish CINEMA II - Boot), Dnrl.t'a formers much of the public is based on " STARTING O€C U Community Center. 100 Grant Ave . Deal Park. Ocean These schedules ore pro- J IS S 1 JO 9 SO may not know much about (10SI MCOUNTIH Of IHI Twp Reserved seats S3 50 and (2 50 Curtain Wed . vided by the theater and the MIDDICTOWN Sugarman who in his times are (or today only. UA MIODLETOKN I - Htton I Mu.k Maktvra nan IIND" Thurs . 8 p m . Sat 8:30 p m For reservations 531-9100 or I His show is different, he younger days got rich quick ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS UA MIDDLETOWN II — A Piece in the imported car business, ThtMtTM 542-1807 ATLANTIC CINEMA - 0" God' PC contended, in that the win- STAR 1 JO 9 JO ners are picked on the basis then briefly retired, has been DECEMBERS EATONTOWN MONMOUTH "• WARS COMMUNITY I — A P.tcr 0' >n« Ac* on of how well their records sell putting on TV musicales since The Choraliers of Eatontown present "Christmas ,PGi ' 10 9 4S OCEAN TOWNSHIP ARTS JI. H« COMMUNITY II — Of God . PG' ' H MIDDLItROOK MOVIES I - You — according to the Billboard 1MI. His first one starred Magic" A program of Holiday choral music at Meadow- 9 II uont UpMv Lilt iPGI I 41.1 M CENTER r(T4 charts - and the play they've Jose Feliciano brook School. Wyckoff Rd.. Eatontown. on Fri,. Dec 9. at EATONTOWN DRIVE-IN - OO.ed 'or MIOOIEMOOK MOVIES II - Amen con ' rue IAI ' X 10 Tunnelvit'On gotten on AM and KM radio 8 PM Donation: 12 00 for adults Children & Seniors: FREEHOLD IDII IS DUNE K EATON MALL I - American TiCHtf e Ac*-on -PGi REOIANBA K pop music sales since 1911. an 2 UMKLYI. ; is. 9 40 MONMOUTH ART! CENTER — On with his late-hour "Midnight Sea Girt Spring Lake Jr Women's Club is sponsoring 1 MALL III — BoOOy D**r«fld tPG- * U God IPGi > JO » JO era well before that of Top 40 Special" each week on NBC a Christmas House Tour, Fn . Dec 9. 10:30 to 2 30 Tick- 9 X MOVIES til - A Piece a* t»t Action HAZLET IPG) > » 9 4S radio, he said, and it's the The show began in February ets: 1500. available that day at Sea Girt Boro Hall For PLAZA- Amer.con TittHf (Mil Tun MOVIES IV — You Ligm up Uv L.t> rwl.mon IBI « JO iKlMS.ff JO magazine Ihe industry looks 1973 and still airs after the more information, call 449-245C KEANSIURG WOODIRIDSI to for first word of what Is COLONIAL - On Goo1 (PGt ' JO » H WOODtRIDSE CINEMA I - Htrtts. Friday edition of the DECEMBER 9. 10 LONG MANCH IPG) 1 X. i, 7 45. 10 tO hot and what Is not "Tonight" show. 7:30-10:00 MOVIEJ I — BoDDy OcATHMO«E CINEMA II - On Goo' X - Adulh only "No." he said "Bui we are Union Gardens Ladies Auxiliary. Uniorf Beach, will "•Ol" MIHLOPAM sponsor Christmas Bazaar & Flea Market. 9 am to 5 CINEMA I -Slar «ori 1PG1 1 !i Hi "ANOTHER MAN, p.m. For table reservations and information Call Kris. I IS.« '5 ANOTHER CHANCE1,: 739-2917 Our 44th Year Television today The Insh Federation Fifth Annual Winter Dance. 9-1 AM Middletown Fire House No 1. Rt. 35. southbound. 900 W*am MoKlen A weenrtv M* «ieler (Fairview) Music by Biddy Early's Show Band. Dona- (T 3) N»C UONOAY NK3HT At THE rwes a w**« to nslrucl hit grttriend on MOVIES enquetle and ahe ascovers tie dealer t tion: $6 Refreshments. BYOB. Tickets and information. aoo The Sloryleaer Martn Balsam. Pany shady deafengs so she tuns on w* Ihe 7871079. 787-8581, 264-7937. 741-5577. 842-8382 & ma) m m & NEWS Duke Altai A prohfic tctdwnttr s writer 12 Ins I O HOMEYUOOHERS ill BRADY BUNCH television movie « accused ot tnggerng TAVERN O OREAT PERFORMANCES !. HOUVWOOO CONNECTION a 12'yearon viewer lo commit arson Holiday Nearly New Sale sponsored by Campership Sarah' The turtuavM We ot legendary RESTAURANT 1r STAR TRiK an act that causes Ihe youngster s edreM Saiah Bemharot « portrayed n Mlej Wetkl of Family 4 Childrens Service. Dec 10. 9-4 p m Clothing, SguMes ol Games, deam |2 hrs I a 26 (i) 03 ABC'S MONDAY MOHT dele' Dv 2oe Catdwel The French baked goods, household items, furniture, etc 11 Button- actress wls a woman wriose lemoes CHRISTMAS 0 oven EASY FOOTBALL WlrflOER FED wood Lane. Rumson Balfcmore Cottt vt Uerm Dotphns tuous moods and Ihettrcel greitnest Guam rue •« Soon made her me loist ol two conbnents MO O NATIONAL QEOGHAPHC DECEMBER 11 SHOPPERS' SPECIAL PREVIEW dung tnt I9ttvccntur> Hm (X NBC NEWS dj ABC CAPTKWED NEWS ficerpls worn upcomng shows ol The Monmouth Civic Chorus presents Handel's Mes- Served Mon. thru Thurs. CD I LOVE LUCY O ABC CAPTIONED NEWS (WNJS, ttudaiveus wiHi Avmi Nakonal Geooraotac (X) ABC NEWS WRIT) siah". 3 P.M. in the Monmouth Arts Center. Red Bank. 9J FESTIVAL H VIENNA HI JOKERS WILD The Vienna PhtnarmonK: Orchestra 135 member chorus, soloist and orchestra, in presentation 655 1146 VEAL averted by Hevu WaGero of the complete work Tickets: 15 00 Students. Seniors. 11 FRENCH CHEF (C 3) NEWS To Host! • Chcken M0 12 OO $2 50 Information. 842-9002 or 922-3177 700 UJTWILIOMT ZONE CD NINE ON NEW JERSEY 7:0O»:30 J8HB PARMEGIANA J) CBS NEWS • MOVIE O HOLLYWOOD ON TRIAL Choral Concert. Tower Hill Choir, First Presbyterian 1 EVENING MAGAZINE Cairo Sasy Spacek John Travolta Strvtd With In 1947 the House Committee on (X NBC NEWS (Paid SuOtcrpbon Televie TREE LIGHTING. AT ROCK The Trail 1965 Burl Lancaster, Pad p.m. Spaghetti dinner Sunday. 1-3. 5-7. Adults 13. children. EFELLER CENTER Robert Wagner, ScolNtt 12 hrs 45 mm ) d) CAROL BURNETT AND 11,50 Tickets al door Hdi. Albert I2X R.dBank FRIENDS (£ MOVIE (X) 125.000 PYRAMID out con The Cone 1969 Dck Van Dyke. (D HOLLYWOOD SQUARES MthUe Leu (2 hrs 14 mn | IFJ NEWLYWEO GAME OD S SWITCH O MOVIE J» MACNEl LEHRER REPORT IJ "BNTZ THI «T" David Wayne guest Hart aa an old Elwa Maogan 1967 Pia Degermarfc 800 1 Get together at Arthur Murray^ vaudevae pertormer whose nevr-lound Thommy Buggven (2 hrs ) - - 7:30-10:11 (X a CIRCUS OF THE STARS popularly it marred by a same ol 100 Uclud York and Co* WWn Mam and learn the Hustle. attempts on hn Me (DIE TOMORROW X i* as rngmaslars n ttw second annual Host Tom Snvdtr Goes! Rev K«by J special on wtvcri mobon (kcti/e and HOI NEWS IUVY TRAFFIC OB MEET THE MAYORS ° Henakry lounder and presOenl ol Ihe television start become orcus par. 9) THE J7TH LANCERS Unrvertal Lite Church The only way to tormers lor |USI one right I 20 & (D LITTLE HOUSE ON THE Drum and Bugje Corps ol Revere. II MOVIE PHAIRIt Mist move is to 0 MOVIE Brdge lo Ihe Sun 1961 CirroS Baker Here Come the Bndes Nefte Oleson The Prtc Panther SMies Agawv Peter James ShwU 12 his 15 mn I and Luke Smrns meet tal n love and SelersCoknFjiakery (ParfSubsciouon IJM MHHALM. elope, and ourng Ihe (rente March lor Television) Chiel Inspector Jacoues (S MINORITY PERSPECTIVE the pav Ihe boy stndowered timer and Ctouseau Ihe world s moll Dumbing 130 spnster Mss Beade decide lo emulate Ftench detective lectt Ihe greatest (I) MOVIE me couple and lie Ihe matrimonial knot The coordinated chaaange ol hrs career 12 hrs ) 'Magic Carpel 1971 Sutan Saint triemserves self-expression for two. 1030 James Robert Prill |l hr 56 nwi) (D CROSS wrrs (B NEW YORK REPORT II) JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (t (D McNAMARA'S BAND 0 ALL ABOUT TV 200 Makes you feel so good— Johnny McNamail and hn men go lo Shoukj the ProceeOnga ol Hie u S (SHEWS Yugoslavia lo rescue a scientist Deng Mouae and Senate Be Talevned' What 3D MOM Makes you look so great— newfry Na m are Xe argument! lor and agantl North By Northwest Peril 1959 Cary ntiova permrttng TV cameras n Ihe chambers Grant, Eva Mane Sam [l hi 30 You II /u' lullitl vihvg) iitnl The Man Who CouU Cheat Death 01 Ihe House and Senate'' Who has mn) ih\thin ulun \nnIctini 1969 Anton Drfting. Chmlophet Lee A opposed Ihrs development over ihe 2:04 FORMR^OODIAR I IOIIY,£W,""llD 1 man 104, who slays young through a years and why? d THOUGHT FOB TODAY lllf Hltuk : Wecm gland operation, renews an oti 1100 2:30 THE DIPS-THE SPINS- romance He his Ihe doctor alter he ix on a) a NEWS (E NEWS learns Ihe youth secret end lakes Hie 0D FOREVEtRR FERNWOOO 131 THE SMOOTH BRAKES- g»l prisoner {1 ht 30 nwi) d) LFE OF RLEY (X MOVIE WWetMet leeieet m Q LETS MAKE A DEAL O ODD COUPLE I* MO 1950 Edmund Owerm, Bui CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THI THE FANCY TURNS- Q 9) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC O • O OtCK CAVETT SHOW Lancaster (2 his 14 mn I THE JAZZY FOOTWORK. Yukon Passage Four young man Guests Gwen Vardon and Ihe Ajmrcan 24S THIRD KIND" DIC. 14 retrace Ihe Iran ol the KUndte got}. Dance Machaia Part I II) PRAYER seekers, prttng the* courage and 1130 3:00 YOU LIGHT UP t • endurance ageim! Ihe rugged Alaskan d) • THE CSS LATE MOV* (BIB NEWS MYLIFI wntjernets « a spectacular outdoor Call For your FREE Introductory McMtan and me Huteend Wmt 3:30 adventure and KJers' Dung a cottume bal a (XSERMONCTTE Trill Ltlton In: Foxtrot, Rumba, FB«NCMISEO DANCE SCHOOLS MO dote Irani ol the HcMaana • mur- • NEW) Cha-Cha. Tango 1 HUSTLE We change slrangers into Inends OJJ MERV GRIFFIN dered and Inert s an apparent robbery (OBfOORAPHY 2 FOR 1 RatM In Efleet - FINAL WEEK Guests Mac Davis, Come Stevens, aievjuoh nothng • Men |R) 3:38 •X1IIUU OewTeneW «M.fH7 12 BROAD ST. RED BANK Patrick Dutty. Abgal Van FJuren 03 (B THE TONJOHT SHOW (X JEANNE PARR IN THE 1 AMERICAN TV GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR IQ DINAH Outsl hosl Oevd Brermei Queatt MORNMO CALL NOW Guests Mac Daws, Donna Fargo. Dogy Suzanne Someri. Helen Ounev Brown Ml CHRISTMAS AVAILABLE NOW Goodman, Skip Slephenton. Paige John TiavoHa, Frvaw Vat TUNNEL VISION 1:45 Rente. Bey Joe Tatum IB LOVE AMERICAN STYLE IB MOW 741-5858 Ml DMOVTE The Bad Man ol Bramlone 1937 (B (B ABC NEKVSBrHEF Walace Beery. Demt O'Keale {1 hr Born Yeeterday' 1950 Judy Hotday. 4emfi) I lJeJO.ll.il 11 II IJ