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The Weather Snow, sleet, rain ending FINAL during day. Partly cloudy, windy and cold tonight and to- EDITION morrow. Monmouih County's Outstanding Home Newspaper 22 PACES VOL 96 NO. 122 RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, NJ. MONDAY, DECEMBER 17,1973 TEN CENTS niiiuiiiHimiiHiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii - IT i- i rtniiiniiii imimwi—mimiiwm——WIIMIWIM • IIIMUUIIIIII iiiiiiiuinii mi niniiii IIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIINH iiiiuii iimmmiiii i—| Schools. Businesses Closed By Storm, Power Failures Widespread power failures, ported a loud noi.se at approxi-' knocked down power lines and The Associated Press re- ed that two to four indies of and roads made hazardous by mately 12:20 a.m. today. blacked out portions of the ported that highways were snow fell in the Newark area icy surfaces and fallen limbs Lights in the area went out Scenery Hill and Taylors Mills glazed, driving speeds were and one to two inches fell and wires snarled the com* briefly, but then a second road areas. Details were lowered and minor mishaps along the coast. mert-e of Monmouth County bang was reported five min- unavailable late last night. kept police busy, but no major The snow turned to freezing today as the worst snow and utes later, accompanied by a In Little Silver, a felled tree accidents were reported in rain and sleet in most parts of ice storm of recent years con- bright flash and a loss of pow- blocked traffic on llancc New Jersey during the sea- the state. tinued to lash the areas. er. Road for approximately 10 son's first snow and ice storm The speed limit on the New Most area schools and a Middletown police reported minutes. The incident was re- More than (our inches of Jersey Turnpike was lowered number of businesses were a utility pole near Chris' De- ported at 1:46 p.m. yesterday. snow were reported in some to 35 miles per hour from 50. closed, many of them because licatessen and Liquors, on Power failures also were re- northern parts of the state, Police there reported "a few of lack of heat and power as West Front St., was on fire at ported in Long Branch, West where the National Weather spinoffs, but nothing serious." ice short-circuited and felled the time of the first loud Long Branch, Ocean Town- Bureau predicted the snowfall Commuter trains were re- power lines. Road crews man- noise. ship, Red Bank, Ka ton town, would continue until this af- ported running this morning aged to keep most major arti- Police in Manalapan last many sections of Middletown, ternoon. with 20 or 30-minutc delays .„ . «tf Illtr SMI FWl kT Jl«t Cr.fl eries open and sanded through, night reported that trees Rumson and Shrewsbury. The weather service report- See let, page 2 ICY BLANKET — The beauty of Marine Park. Red Bank, Is enhanced by the night but some roads were a shimmering coot of Ice, but few motorists could see as attractive the made hazardous by trees and same condition yesterday on secondary roads In Monmouth County. A limbs falling under the weight combination of freezing rain, sleet and snow caused road crews in county of accumulated ice. municipalities to work yesterday trying to remove the picturesque trapp- ings. — Through the night a good part of the northern section of Kissinger Optimistic the county was treated to a constant spectacular of light- ning like flashes of arcing Can't Convince Public electrical lines. In many mu- nicipalities the display was accompanied by the blare of About Mideast Talks fire and first aid alarms ac- JERUSALEM (AP) - Sec- about the fate of an estimated tuated by short circuits. retary of State Henry A. Kis- 120 Israelis captured by Syria Of Crisis, Simon Says Police throughout the area singer says he is optimistic during the October war. Mrs. reported a rash of traffic acci- about the prospects for the Meir said before Kissinger's WASHINGTON (AP) - The still needs to end its wasteful Until Simon took over, the dents caused by treacherous Arab-Israeli peace conference arrival that Israel would not nation's energy chief says his ways. administration was working in roads, especially early in last opening in Geneva Friday. deal with Syria at the Geneva biggest job is persuading the Sen. Henry M. Jackson, I)- a vacuum without considering evening. Most of the accidents Kissinger met for 6^ hours conference unless Syria hand- public that the energy crisis is Wash., chairman of the Sen- the problem's economic im- were yfnjnor, but in Freehold last night with Premier ed over a list of the prisoners real. William E. Simon, head ate Interior Committee, pact, Jackson said. Township a man was hospi- Golda Meir and other Israeli of war and allowed Red Cross of the Federal Energy Office, agreed with Simon that "I believe that Mr. Simon taffzed after being struck by a leaders. He said the talks representatives to visit them. said yesterday the crisis will energy problems will remain will relate allocation of petro- •''car. were "very friendly, very She added that this would not continue even if Arab nations even if the Arab embargo is leum products to the econo- Police in Freehold Town' warm, very constructive." prevent Israel's dealing with resume oil shipments to the lifted. Jackson said imports, my," he said. "Unless that is ship reported six minor traffic More talks were scheduled Egypt and Jordan at the par- United States. particularly from Saudi done, we will face the great- accidents. Marlboro police re- today. ley. "We have been on a colli- Arabia, would not be suf- est economic crisis since the ported five, and the troopers The predominant topic re- Informed sources in Dam- sion course in energy require- ficient to meet U.S. needs. great depression." at the Tennent State Police portedly was the role to be ascus said Kissinger was ments and demands for many The shipments were cut off to barracks recorded four, most played by the United Nations unable to obtain the POW list President Nixon signed into years," he said. "In 1970 pro- protest U.S. support for Is- of which occurred on back at the peace conference. The from President Hafez Assad law Saturday a bill that would duction peaked ... but energy- rael. roads without shoulders In Arab stages, enjoying the sup- during his visit to the Syrian establish year-around daylight needs will double between The immediate shortage is Manalapan and Millstone port of the majority in the capital Saturday. But Israel's saving time beginning Jan. 6. 1973 and 1990." "the critical one that can only Townships. world body, want the talks refusal to deal with Syria Nixon estimated the extra In an interview on the CBS be solved by belt tightening," All of the accidents were at- held under U.N. auspices. Is- should have no effect on the hour of daylight in the eve- television and radio program Jackson said on the ABC pro- tributed by police to icyrael prefers United Stales and first stages of the Geneva con- ning would save 150,000 bar- "Face the Nation," Simon gram "Issues and Answers." roads. Soviet supervision. ference since the first order of rels of oil this winter. said the federal government Jackson blamed the oil com- In River Plaza, residents re- Israel also is concerned business Is to be negotiations must persuade the public the panies and the Nixon adminis- for the withdrawal of Israeli crisis is not the creation of tration for failing to heed ex- and Egyptian troops along the politicians and oilmen. perts' warnings in 1971 about Suez Canal. He praised citizen coopera- the impending crunch. On his arrival at Lod Inter- tion in the shortage. World Exploded, Plane Refineries were not oper- national Airport yesterday, "I have found a response on ated at capacity and the ad- Kissinger was greeted by 240 ANTI U.S. DEMONSTRATION - Policeman with the part of the American ministration held to outmoded demonstrators with placards steel shield moves In on anti-Kissinger demonstra- people to the problems that import quotas, creating a reading, "Kissinger — Your tors including Jewish Defense League leader Meir we have that has really in my tight supply, he said. Crash Witness Relates peace will kill Israel," and Kahane (upper left) yesterday at Israel's Lod Air- mind been predictable," he "I don't think there is any open umbrellas recalling Brit- MIAMI (AP) - "I had just Eva Thomas, 59, said she ternational Airport gave no in- port. Protesters carried umbrellas symbolizing said. "The American people doubt that there was a con- ish Prime Minister Neville reached for my nightgown was getting ready for bed dication of the impending British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain's ap- meet problems in a typically cious effort on the part of Chamberlain's sacrifice of when it sounded as if the when the four-engine Lock- crash, officials said, although peasement of Hitler in 1938, to which U.S. Secre- patriotic way. I think they some to bring about an in- Czechoslovakia in the 1938 whole world exploded," said a heed Constellation slammed it did show that the takeoff tary of State Kissinger's efforts with Arab leaders have been doing a great crease in prices by creating a Munich pact with Hitler. resident of the area where a into the ground across the was delayed 20 minutes while are compared. deal." light demand-supply situ- giant cargo plane crashed, street. the crew worked on a plane However, he said the public ation." he said. killing eight persons. "I looked out and saw a sol- door that would not close id sheet of fire," she said. properly. The airplane, bound for There also were reports the State Lottery Revamp Venezuela with 21,(100 pounds plane took off without receiv- Boston Tea Party II Not of Christmas trees, crashed ing requested maintenance seconds after takeoff Satur- work. day night. Police identified the crew- Historic, But Memorable The dead included the three men as pilot William Fox, 48, Slated to Boost Sales crewmen and three members of Sacramento, Calif; copilot THKNTON
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aK I ttalnbach itoret op«n lit* every night mon. thru Mt./bflck town open tun. 10 a.m. to I: JO M*ml»r FSLIC Fiery Crash Mrs. Matthew Persons The Dally Register, Red Buk-Mlddletows, N.J. Motday, December 17,1173 S ASBURY PARK - Mrs. Matthew Persons Jr. of Samuel Perri Jennie Persons, 73. of 12^9 Franklinton and James Per- Mrs. Lillian C. Massey Mrs. Mary Fansler Obituaries Claims Life Bangs Ave. died Saturday in sons of Freehold; four daugh- LONG BRANCH - Mrs. LONG BRANCH - Samuel EATONTOWN - Mrs. Mary Riverview Hospital. Red ters. Miss Carrie Persons, Lillian C. Massey, 57, of 135 Perri, 75, of 346 Morris Ave. E. Fansler, 86, of 35 Cliffwood Mrs. William Hodgkiss Mrs. Mary Corcoran Bank. Neptune, Mrs. Hattie Hall, Rosewood Ave. died Saturday died yesterday in East Orange Ave. died Saturday at home. Of Blackburn here, Mrs. Ethel Strickland, in Riverview Hospital, Red Veterans Hospital. FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Cath- She moved here three She had lived in Gatonsville, M1DULKT0WN — Mrs NEPTUNE - Thomas S. South Amboy, and Miss Mag- Bank. erine Hodgkiss, 75, of 96 For- months ago from Franklinton, He was bom in St. 1'ietro Md., prior to moving here Mary F. Corcoran, 83, of IS Blackburn, 21, of 12 Creek gie Persons, here; a brother, man St., died Friday at Riv- N.C. She was bom in Staten Is- Aspostolo. Italy. He lived here three years ago. Harvard St. died Saturday in Road, Hazlet, was identified Harry Perry, Freehold; three erview Hospital, Red Bank. Surviving are her husband, land, daughter of the late Al- more than 45 years. He was a toe MediCenter, Red Bank. by police as the driver of a sisters, Miss Hattie Perry, Surviving are four sons, El- She was born in Ireland. Matthew Persons; two sons, exander and Edna Smith. retired landscape gardener. She was the widow of Ed- car involved in a five-car Neptune, and Mrs. Ethel Gar- liot Fansler of Watertown, She was a communicant of Mrs. Massey moved here 24 ward J. Corcoran, who died in chain reaction crash on Rt. 66 George J. Tafl ner and Miss Mary Perry, Mr. Perri was a commu- Conn.; Paul Fansler of Ga- the Catholic Church of the years ago from Keansburg. 1959. Friday which resulted in his Franklinton; eight grand- nicant of Holy Trinity Catho- tonsville; Francis Fansler of Nativity, here, and a member ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS She was employed for 12 death. children and one great-grand- lic Church. He was an Army Park Ridge and David Fan- of its Rosary-Altar Society. Mrs. Corcoran was a life- - George J. Taft. II, of 38 years in Lincroft Inn, Lin- long area resident and retired child croft. veteran of World War 1. ami sler of Newtown, Conn.; two Surviving are her husband, Felmon Roseboro of 11th King James Lane died was a member of Ihe Long daughters, Mrs. James Rice, eight years ago as a book- The Chinas Funeral Home, Surviving are two daugh- William Hodgkiss; three sons, Ave., driver of a car which al- Thursday in Monmoulh Me- Branch post of the Veteran! with whom she lived, and keeper at the Blaisdell Lum- Red Bank, is in charge of ar- ters, Mrs. Joan Thompson of William Hodgkiss and James legedly hit Mr. Blackburn's dical Center, Long Branch. of Foreign Wars. He also was Mrs Virginia Chamberlain of ber Co., Red Bank. She was a rangements'. Melbourne, Fla., and Mrs. Ca- .Hodgkiss, here, and Donald car in the rear, was arrested Mr. Taft was bom in New- a member of the Deal Volun- Gatonsville; a sister, Miss Hodgkiss of Little Silver; a member of St. James Catholic and charged with causing ark and moved here (our rol Sullivan, here; a sister, Church, Red Bank. Thomas I. Welch Mrs. Doris Mrozinski of New teer Fire Department. Kalhryn Scott of Sarasota, daughter, Mrs. Bernard Wen- death by auto. The dead years ago from Kearny. He Kla., and eight grandchildren. ning of Vienna, Va., and 11 She is survived by severft man's car burst into flames was a retired engineer with BELFORD - Thomas F. Brighton, Staten Island. Surviving are several nieces grandchildren. nieces and nephews. after the collision, police said. the Pennsylvania Railroad Welch, 88, of 10th St. died yes- The Robert A. Braun Home and nephews. The MacNabb Funeral The William S. Anderson The John E. Day Funeral Police said the body was and a communicant of St. terday in the Arnold Waller for Funerals, Eatontown, is in Dumiano Funeral llnmr is Home, (iatonsvillc, is in Funeral Home, Red Bank, is Home, Red Bank, is in charge burned beyond recognition Agnes Catholic Church. Nursing Home, Hazlet. charge of arrangements. in charge of arrangements. . charge of arrangements. in charge of arrangements. of arrangements. and was taken to Jersey Surviving are his widow, Mr. Welch was bom in Mid- Shore Medical Center, where Mrs. Rose C. Taft; two daugh- dletown, and was a lifelong dental charts were used to aid ters, Mrs. Margaret Hanson area resident. in identification. of Red Bank and Mrs. Eliza- He was a member of St. COMMUTERS CHRISTMAS PRESENT A SPECIAL VALUE... beth Sheridan of Keyport;.a Mr. Blackburn had lived in Mary's Catholic Church, New Give Yourself a Year Round Xmas Present! How? Join THE Hazlet five years. He was a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Monmouth, and was a self- junior at Monmoulh College, O'Brien,, and a brother, John employed farmer. JERSEY COAST ASSOCIATES Club Car and Take the Edge Off 1-CaratDiamond Long Branch, and was em- Taft, both of Harrison, and Surviving are his widow, Commuting. Join Before Gasoline Shortage Requires us to (total weight) ployed as a programmer at In- three grandchildren. Martha Miesmer Welch; four Close our Membership. Comfortable chairs, felt covered card "sco, here. The John P. Condon Funer- sons, William and Michael tables, Bar & Coffee Bar, Reliable Air Conditioning. The Club $ al Home, here, is in charge of "Bud" Welch of Middletown, He was a member of Good Car leaves at the following times in the morning: only 397 arrangements. Barney Welch of Atlantic Shepherd Lutheran Church, William H.V. Doty Highlands and James Welch, Holmdel. New York City; three daugh- ALLENHURST 7:02 A.M. Surviving are his parents, CLIFFWOOD BEACH - ters, Mrs. Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Asa Blackburn William H.V. Doty, 64, of 35 McDermott of New York City, LONG BRANCH 7:09 A.M, of Hazlet; three brothers PFC Birchwood Drive died yes- Mrs. Theresa Thorstensen, John Blackburn, with the U.S. terday in Rahway General here, and Mrs. Joan Emmons LITTLE SILVER 7:15 A.M. Army in Honolulu, Hawaii, Hospital. of Middletown; a brother, Mi- Peter and James Blackburn, He was bom in New York chael Welch of Barrington, RED BANK 7:21 A.M. both at home, and a sister, City and moved here 33 years- Vt.; 20 grandchildren and 20 HAZLET 7:32 A.M. Wendy Blackburn, at home. ago from Rahway. Mr. Doty greatgrandchildren. was a senior laboratory tech- The Day Funeral Home, The John E. Day Funeral MATAWAN 7:36 A.M. nician at Merck and Co. in Keyport, is in charge of ar- Home, Red Bank, is in charge Rahway. rangements. of arrangements. Leaves New York City at 4:33 P.M. and arrives S\ these stations Joseph F. Pryor Surviving arc his widow, at the following times: Mrs. Lillian G. Doty, here, Mrs. \iitliony Dcnsevich FAIR HAVEN - Joseph F. and a brother, George B. Doty NEWARK ! 4:50 P.M. Pryor Sr. of 52 Chestnut St. of Rahway. HOWELL - Mrs. Helen Densevich, 54, of Rt. 9, died died Friday at home. The Day Funeral Home,' SOUTH AMBOY 5:20 P.M. Keyport, is in charge of ar- Thursday at Freehold Area He had lived here 60 years. Hospital, Freehold Township. Mr. Pryor worked as a car rangements. MATAWAN 5:35 P.M. She was born in Mt. Car- A stunning wedding band of 19 brilliant salesman for the former' Mrs. Abraham M. diamonds, weighing 1 carat. Renew Howland B. Jones Cadillac mel, Pa., where she resided RED BANK 5:49 P.M. , Robertson before coming to Ihe Farm- her vows by replacing her modest Agency, Red Bank before his LITTLE SILVER 5:54 P.M. band with this treasure. retirement 15 years ago. MONMOUTH BEACH - ingdale area in 1953. Mrs. Evelyn Reed Robertson, Mr. Pryor was a member of Surviving arc her husband, LONG BRANCH 6:01 P.M. 67, of 137 Central Road died Nativity Catholic Church and Anthony Dcnsevich; a daugh- Saturday in Riverview Hospi- was a World War I Army vet- ter, Mrs. Barbara Plaggio of ELBERON 6:05 P.M. tal, Red Bank. eran. Farmingdalc; three brothers, She was bom in Jackson, Theodore Yorkiewicz of Lady Commuters Welcome. Surviving are his widow, Mich., and moved here eight Farmingdalc and Stanley Jur- Mrs. Agnes Ash Pryor; a sop, years ago from Highlands. kiewicz and Thomas York- Contact Joe Davidson, President Joseph F. Pryor of Houston, Mrs. Robertson was a mem- iewicz of Mt. Carmel; two sis- Tex.; a brother, Luke T. ber of the Monmouth Medical ters, Mrs. Mildred Tamlni of JERSEY COAST ASSOCIATES Pryor, here; a sister, Mrs. Center Auxiliary. Clinton and Mrs. Rita Fer- LTTTMAN'S Agnes Decker of Bradley dock of Quakertown, Pa., and at (212) 971-1488 JEWELERS She is survived by her hus- Ftail curft HmJL m* aiMfl ».il i»Kr turn im; Beach, and five grand- band, Abraham M. Robertson, four grandchildren. Round-trip year's membership $400 •S Broad SkMl Manalapan Mall Monmoulh children. here. Ned Bank The C.H.T. Clayton and Son M.tFrwtMM Shopping Ctnltr The John E, Day Funeral Posten's Funeral Home, At- Morning - only • year-round membership $225 Open Mon -Sal. Mon.-Fn. Funeral Home, Adelphia, is in , Open Mon.-Sal. Home, Red Bank, is in charge lantic Highlands, is in charge Evening - only - year-round membership $225 II 9 P.M. 10 A.M. -9:30 PM. charge of arrangements. Sit 10:00-9:00 10 A.M.-10 P.M. J of arrangements. of arrangements. exciting giftr in /tore in /tore
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Hep. -lohn President and Editor has indicated it may ask for sentenced as a criminal tax McKall, D-Caiii , the House 1 SCI;M; &l billion to make up for the cheat, in -iiii has enough Democratic w hip, sent a $.' 2 billion in armaments sent William Y Sandfurd, Associate Editor VIOLM to bump less celebrated memo to his colleague! telling Thomas J. my. Executive Editor ...IIIHII IIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIHIMIIIIHHMHW to Israel, contending that the passengers from their Btrliiw of "special arrangements Io in.-iii ii ul us that Agnew was assist them with their travel replacements will be more Monday, December 17.1971 Hi- still travels will) .i So- given Special treatment at the plans during the "adjourn- costly than Ihe original pro- MUI IMIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII »UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllin IIII4II tlt.Mlllilllllll IIIMIU IHI rrel Service u i oil unii two request of Ihe Si'(ret Service. ment period and Ihe Christ- curement. bodyguards running inter- This argument, however, \ Secret Service spokesman mas holidays." ANDKKSON ference, ho barged ahead ol said the agents had made the Confldn the memo Mem doesn't allow for depreciation. It'll Take More Than That to Stop Him! Hitler |>.r senders waiting III request "to facilitate his .secu- IKTS experiencing difficulties dicaled Ihey will do all they In other words, the Pentagon line ul New York ' ity's La- rity " Oui repeated tails Io in securing desired reserva- can to assist members under is using the Middle East crisis (•uardia airport for Ihe 4 p.m. tgoew's office brought nu re- tions may receive assislance these difficult circum- to replace old equipment with I ,i lorn ihuttle flight to sponse by calling the congressional stances." spokesman for both new. \\.e hmgloil on 1 >*-t i. Footnote Eastern Airlines desks of the cooperating air- ATA and Amtrak said Ihe spe- The Pentagon is also telling Among the displai • -m n>> IMIMI Vel some exciting things We think not. A person's income tax about what a typical wage earner making Much work remains tn bp have been happening in Sav- still remains private business, even if he $15,00(1 a year would have paid Mr \i\ done, but a visitor who re- S IVA.NNAH, 0a. - So annah. Call it a renaissance, turns to Savannah, after a or she is an officeholder, Carrying the dis- on's annual salary and expense Income al- much ol Ihe news v(e read CONSERVATIVE or call it a new spirit, or cred- lapse of :»ll years, is stunned closure concept in ridiculous extremes one in thai period was $250,000 a year. today is news iii failure — of it the city's resurgence to a b) the beauty and the charm might deter many a good person from run- ilungs thai uo badly — thai il MIAN band of dedicated leaders who of Hie downtown city Some On tins point, Mr Nixon ma) lose In ning fur office. in.i\ tie .i welcome change la Jl Ml Illlll saw values worth preserving HIKI houses have been re- esteem with the average citizen more than read nl a thumping « .in'. ,n sel'ineil destined lor The city boasts a new cultural Stored Marshall How bnOgle- Only if an officeholder were to he- he gains with his unprecedented candor, The beautiful old pmi city of doom Us cotton exchange center, the home of its sym Ihorpe \ve. which 10 years phony. Its port leads the come as deeply enmeshed in difficulties as Most citizens whose income taxes are de- Savannah is demonstrating to was thriving; lls bankers ago was in apparent I v u- Its ow II people, .mil iii ,i South Atlantic Range, with retrievable decay, has re- Mr. Nixon has would there ever be a need ducted from their paychecks have few were building wealth; nn am- mounting she,no ol visitors, bition seemed mil ol reach. eight million tons of bulk and gamed Us old elegance There for so complete a disclosure ways to reclaim at]) of it general cargo last year. Hy KII.I'ATKKK Ihul downtown* don'l have in Then came Sherman, is not a prettier oasis in any It goes without saying, however, thai Nothing burns them up so much as die Savannahs inner ell) | man hint; through Georgia, 1978, a six million dollar urban streets The market admit- Imcrican eit> than Monterey renewal project will make its any politician tempted (o cut corners will learning lh.it persons with far more in- happily alive ami the dream collapsed, Cot« tedly was in sad shape, but it Square And the ke> point is waterfront a pure delight. now realize thai there Is a precedent The II wasn't alwa.VX that «,i\ ton declined as synthetic fi- housed ihe mini lul hucksters this I'enplr live and work come have made — and legally — much Savannah has stopped drows- I Her Ihe |iasl -III Ve.il-.. MM e l'i i came along Lumber of old Savannah Thcv used in here This is nn museum It is public's business may mi hide knowing an smaller tax payments proportionately. ing. .l.illie'. n !. Ihuipr I.ml nut the give w.iv io other building sit on stools along the sule officeholder's private business ii there is The Njxnn disclosures tnaj prod taxpayers a thriving, viable city, as in- materials Naval stores lost The most significant ele- walks, shelling beans and sell cilv in I7II.1-, Savannah has lunate ,is Hnieiiee _ ,, (||\ ,,f any strong ivasmi In ascertain whether the in go after other deductions through which known n- tips ami downs, but their importance, Savannah ment In all this is ihc restora- ing crabs, talking the geecbee live naks and fountains, buck latter has been wrongly enriched hj the the wealthy soften the Impact ol taxes far mure downs than ups I'n gre« but it didn i UIIIN great* tion of Savannah's central dialed Nothing could save walls and cobblestones, nf former in tn tin u.n tin Southern In- ly. its IT,II population <>t city. In a burst of brilliant In- them from Progress The Finally, the disclosure is a two-edged 1 sunlight shuttered through dependence .Is It »|i|| |s 118 nun wax n thousand Icsa spiration, Oglelhorpe cull- merchants ton down Ihe mar- • The Nixon disclosure, Iherefcrre, may palmetto leaves sword it works for Mr Nixon In under- ceived Ihe city long ago as a termed in these parts, Sav than Hie cit) reported in 1950, ket and erected the worlds I do not mean losllghl other be a health) dete.rrenl In imam Ial she.nanl- lining his efforts to come clean II does, cluster of LM squares Around ugliest parking garage on ihe cities engaged in Ihe Mime vi gans bj officeholders each of these small parks, site. though, lay maiiets out so explicitly thai if Ial work (.'harloslMi Boston Mi Nixon s financial ai counting also any major flaw, any further "revelation" great homes and elcganl row Savannah reacted in shm i- I'hlladelphia howileilie ,„„! houses arose Chinches flou- l.oss of the market Kalvanteed may put new impetus behind i [forts la re- appears, it could be Ihe one mine stumble Richmond arc recapturing « rished Then Ihe same cancel- CIVIC leaders miu forming I be form the federal tax code b\ eliminating gracluusnes» thai unco making impenchmonl proceeding!! set in thai lias afflicted so Historic Savannah I'HIIMII.I- seemed lost Partner west loopholes through which Ihc wealth) table man) old cities A movement tinn. Mrs Haiiscll Ulllyer, Denver and Seattle have developed toward suburbs and wife of the president of the caught the spun ol prt Subdivisions The whole of Ihe Savannah (ias Co already wrvatlon San Wilonlo's river had demonstrated whal resin downtown area leemed dc« development deserves, all ihe rahon could mean in the lined i" become a shabby acclaim n ha. received Hut small Trustees' Garden. Now Juvenile Shelters, Group Homes southern shun 111 Savannah. Ihe lank was mi- Inna C Hunter, artist and \ turning point came stimc "Kualh large and Ihe financial newspaper woman, threw her The need for group foi let homes and Under a piupnied t lie law such iis agn. when downtown ^sources were lamentuhlv men hunts III a despenillnn energies Into Ihe monumental small. The city, m ,, t.ru,,,.j| county shelters foi non i rimlnal juvenile's youngsters will be defined it* Juveniloa in task ol s.i\mi- HI urea "f two move, succeeded In demolish- P"!nl found leadership and vi- in need of supervision has been discussed Need of Supervision i.H\ki. and I lie) will squu re miles with I I nn ing the old ell) market al *'"" Ulven .i mi worth prc houses lul nine time have tO be sell! Io eilhei U JUVVmlV center K.i in a i il a ml 1'OIIU I ess n thai ixallu taken Probably the moi i«nmpclllnu, rca nn or a foster home I hi1 111 iblish for them — along with the need Io those I'l.n i'H tiiie. bei mm n i nunt) ilulc mine/at an earl) age, which children may responsibilit) be headed for trouble were- voiced .it II \l Ihe same symposium, state Sen \l Today in Histoi'V symposium In Monmouth College I1"" fled N I'.eaille.tnii pinim i
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HIGHWAY 33, WANAMASSA 774-1436 671-5000 s. inmtrm iihui Manalapan Residents Told SANTA'S REINDEER MERRY- GO-ROUND ON THE MALL IN FRONT OF They Can't Sue Township ALEXANDERS NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS FREE PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS FREEHOLD - Superior dismiss the complaint regard- Cordes and Mr. and Mrs. J. Court Judge Merrilt Lane Jr. ing damages. Ronald Kaba, all residents of OPEN NITES til 10 MON. • SAT. has held that Manalapan and The Judge said it was clear Birmingham Drive. its officials cannot be held from case law that there can liable for damages In a suit by be no liability against a town- 16 residents who allege that ship (or approving a subdivi- the township had wrongfully sion or for failing to enforce A VW goes a long way in relieving gas problems—by approved the Covered Bridge the zoning requirements. complex. The court added that this getting terrific gas mileage. The 16 residents of Notting- also applied to municipal offi- It also relieves those little headaches—by needing pints of oil ham Estates development in cials, such as the building in- instead of quarts. And not needing antifreeze because of its the township had filed a law- spector and township engineer suit against the township and at that time, because their ac- air-cooled engine. certain township officials al- tions were pursuant to plan- Plus it gets rid of nervous upsets due to owning a new car. leging that the Covered ning acts. Bridge complex construction While the court dismissed With Volkswagen's Owner's Security Blanket, you're provided with caused water to be artificially the complaint against the the best care any car can have...in sickness and in health. directed Into Pine Brook, township insofar as damages which borders their proper- The fact is that Volkswagen can cure lots of problems that most are- concerned, the township ties, and they have been sub- remains a party In a count of cars can't. jected to water damage and the lawsuit which seeks in- Maybe you should take two. flooding. junctlve relief to prevent the Judge Lane held that acts alleged damages from contin- concerning planning are dis- uing. cretionary acts and as such The 16 property owners Shrewsbury Sayreville are not subject to actions for maintain that their properties Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. Lippin Motor Car Co., Inc. damages. The judge granted lie in the area of lowest eleva- Shrewsbury Avenue motions made by Marvin E. tion and that activities by Route 35 Schaefer of Ocean Township, Hovnanian Enterprises in con- representing the township, to structing the 1,500-home Cov- ered Bridge tract has resulted in water damage to their properties. The suit maintained that the homes of the plaintiffs were constructed in violation of the zoning ordinance, that the Gieat'3.49 township breached its duty to them by failing to notify them of this before they purchased AND STILL HAVE YOUR MONEY \ their homes and by issuing certificates of accupancy and thermos by failing to limit additional development in the floodplain 1 area. AVAILABLE WHEN YOU NEED IT! Plaintiffs in the action are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blatt, only* insulated Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Horvath, leak-proof Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Klaiber, stopper Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ma And well fill K with coffee, I rasco, Mr. and Mrs. Robert OnlyatDunkin'Donuts Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Emil This big beautiful quart-size thermos Leland, Mr. and Mrs. Howard GROWS A13 49 retail value for only \dnpless lip »199- while they last pours neat City Patrolman's TO And you can get yours filled free with delicious Dunkin Donuts Hearing Is Set coffee The world s finest LONG BRANCH - Dec. 27 has been set as a hearing date PLUS you can keep getting it for suspended Patrolman refilled as often as you like at Dennis DeSalvo, charged with Dunkin Donuts special thermos concealing a prior driver's EFFECTIVE refill price (Special price cense suspension when he ap- applies to refills of this or any plied for the city police job other quart- or pint-size thermos rustproof, dent-proof last summer. ANNUAL you bring in) polypropylene body Maj. John M. Buffin, city YIELD (even tougher than public safety director, sus pended the officer Dec. 5. high-impact plastics' A former I.akewood police- WITHDRAW WHENEVER YOU WISH—as much as you •b man, Patrolman DeSalvo was charged there with driving wish—without loss of interest, as long as a minimum of $10 is while intoxicated. He report left in the account. Give somebody Dunkin Donuts. edly was off-duty when he Get some lovin back. INTEREST FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT-TO DAY OF WITH- was apprehended by anothci DRAWAL-COMPOUNDED CONTINUOUSLY. I.akewood police officer. Maj. Buffin has charged the DIVIDENDS PAID MONTHLY—not just quarterly or semi- officer with concealing tin annually. Dividends mailed monthly, on request, when mini- Lakcwood arrest and the .sub mum balance of $2,500 is maintained. sequent driver's license sus easy handling handle pension. Effective Annual Yield is guaranteed when principal and I (missing from most interest are left on deposit for a full year. other vacuum bottles) Councilmen-Elec Have ready money when you need it. Earn top interest while you bank it. Open a Regular Passbook Savings Account To Be Honored now at any of our seven offices. SHREWSBURY - Thi Shrewsbury Borough Dwno cratlc Club will hold a rccep tion for Councllnien I'lri1 Robert W. Stewart and Fred shock-absorbing erick W. Yorg at 8:30 p.m 'base today at the Shrewsbury KIN House on Broad St. H All local residents ire In vlted to attend the reception and meet the new councilman UNITED S1ATES and nominees for Democratic mmm club officers for next year I Soricly Sols Scrvi(M> ATLANTIC HIGHLAND! — The public Is Invited In Joil members of the Christian Scl ence Society. 44 Mcmiiriu SAVINGS BANK Parkway, for a service at 8:1. met me CM your DwhW Oonumtw ibody««Mf€tiN.A<| p.m. Wednesday which will bi NIWARK Miln Offlcr HI Broid Sift*, f ranMIn Oilier «77 Broad Slrifi. Ivy HIM Ofllca n ui u. followed by Ihe .singing o Avtfiw OHIet: IJ1 Stvtnlh Avtnirt, ORANOI Hill Dim. Olllct: 3M Main Sir.tt no in inn aL. ?nn I! •*»">«l 0 Christmas songs. Eaglt Rook Am., CHATHAM TOWNIMP Hickory Squat. OttMt; Hickory Squar. Shopping C.nl.r Mi"^'" * "* Truth in Energy' The Dally Register, Red Btmk-MUMIetown, N.J. Monday, December 17,1171 9 'IS. DAMTB ^^~" ^ By SYLVIA PORTER mn«iiw|nnininHiimMmmmiiiiniuiiHn ping for a new refrigerator, and that you're also an White Shifts Gears Are you aware that sclfdef- energy-conscious citizen. Do By ROGER E. SPEAR iiiniiiiiiiii illinium i ii year to year in the first nine osting refrigerators use YOUR MONEY'S you realize that — just as an months of 1973. could reach wife as much power as regu- example — one refrigerator- Q — What are my ehincei $125 for the full year. Com- ar refrigerators use? WORTH freezer combination now on of getting a dividend from my SUCCESSFUL pany land holdings of 90,000 Or that color TV sets use •HIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimillllllllHIIIII the market uses one-third less White Motors (NYSF.) shares acres extend over seven coun- ar more power than black electricity than competitive is a in my lifetime? — S P. INVESTING ties in Florida. While no ma- and white sets? Or that a mi- conventional electric range models and that this con- Included would be virtually A — This manufacturer of jor near-term turnaround is owave oven uses about 75 uses? sumption pattern translates all appliances, plus heating trucks and farm equipment iiNHiiiiiHiHi iiiiHimiiiumiimniiiiii foreseen (or these shares. I this column. For your copy, cent less power than a Let's say you are now shop- into savings of some'$300 over and cooling systems using an has been successful in turning nessed a major break u in see no just ifirat inn for wiling send $1 with name and ad- the expected 16-year life span average of more than 200 kilo- operations around from the vestors panicked in response at these distressed levels. dress to Roger E. Spear, Red of the refrigerator'.' watt hours a year (or the large deficit reported in 1970. to the uncertainties of the (Roger Spear's 92-page Bank Reigster, Box 1618, VITAMIN SPECIALISTS Do you — in this era of soar- equivalent in gas or oil) Here Last year net reached 79 energy crisis Earnings, Guide to Successful Investing Grand Central Station, New ing prices for virtually all are some of the key energy- cents a share and this year which were up 32 per tent is available to all readers o( York, New York iooi7.) forms o( energy, certainly in- guzzlers which would come S1K0 a share appears attain- under the law: able. Preferred dividends, Prlc— iNKtit Thro DM. U, 1$T» • cluding electricity — know which of the major appliances Energy Guzzlers which were $798,000 in ar- in your house are the biggest Water heater, using an av- rears, were cleared in Novem- BRUT 33 GIFT SET AQ energy-eaters' enge of 4.490 KWII yearly; ber of 1972. As of the end or 7 •!»»• Cram 7 as. •»%•* On Major Budget Item freezer, using an average ol 1972, the company had $9.9 Electric power is rapidly 1,478 KWH yearly; one-room million in retained earnings becoming a major item in me air conditioner, using an aver- available for cash dividends. BRUT33 BRUT 33 family budget. Its average age of 1,375 KWH yearly; ai In 1970. when dividends . It's Beginning to Sound GIFT SET GIFTSEJT cost was 2.2 cents per kilowatt electric range, using an aver were suspended on the com- 7oi.i#(»ahOn hour in 1972; this has risen age of 1,180 KWH yearly; mon, current assets to current TuMnm 1 or Hair Spray dramatically in recent clothes dryer, using an aver liabilities had fallen to a 1.4 to a Lot Like Christmas months; beyond doubt, the age of 990 KWH yearly; dehu- 1 ratio; by the end of 1972, the cost will climb even more midifier, using an average oi proportion had improved to painfully in future months. Al- 377 KWH yearly. 2.3 to 1. All short-term debt GIFT IDEAS FROM BRUT 33 APHR0DE8U33 ready, for many families, the Not included: TV sets anc was eliminated in 1972 from GIFT SET GIFT SET monthly electric bill is $20 to dishwashers. funds raised by the sale of 3Hu.ta4a*hOn • u. tplMh On $25, and if you live in an all- Chances of passage in tin common stock and private 4 oi. O*ederanl I oi. Da fount electric home, your bill can be Senate at least appear good placement of $55 million in se- O59 several times this total. Reason: so strong is the drive nior notes. Thus, with both op- Before the Senate is a little- for facts on energy con- erating results and financial publicized "Truth in Energy" sumption that states and condition improving, the like- •*ottnio*N n NO PAH AVfNUC UNION 1019 S'UTVllANt »vt cities the nation over are lihood of your receiving a . 6 JO <*AIN SI •(D|AM« J« M0*D M amendment to the much-pub- J1MO*0 ii OI*NC( JOI MAiN >,! whipping together their own cash dividend on these shares %(IOfNlt|lD 46S WASHINGTON A licized 1973 Fuels and Energy Conservation Act. Under this laws and ordinances — and within a reasonable period, amendment, appliance manu- the appliance industry is seems excellent. REG. $69.95 facturers, distributors, whole- faced with the nightmarish Q — In January of last year, salers and retailers would be prospect of 50 or more differ- I purchased 500 shares of compelled to label energy ent sets of standards and re- Punta Gorda Isles (ASE) at consuming household appli- quirements both for appliance 22%. What action do you feel $ ances — gas and oil as well as labeling and advertising. would be appropriate regard- 54.95 electrical — according to the Understandably enough, as ing these shares at this time? NO average operating cost per a result, quite a few of the in- -G.W. year. dustry giants are actually A — Despite the enormity of pushing for the new labeling roNTAlU CAMITTI MCORDIR MCKAOI MT lulunng This labeling also would be the paper loss these shares advanead automatic shut-oil lyslem it end ol t«pa/baltary or required in appliance adver- law. represent to you, I would AC power. automatic batlory charging . .. this Holiday special tising if cost was mentioned. Labeling Amendment counsel patience in this case. also nekidaa .. . carrying casa/5 NiCad bailcrm and 2 d»Ki«e RECYCLING Or the ad would have to state Backstopping the energy la- C-60 cassettes Model 2821 Complete sat only First and foremost the land that operating cost informa- beling amendment are new development industry is under tion would be available at voluntary appliance labeling SATURDAY. DEC. 22nd point of sale standards which the Com- a cloud from the change in ac- Exact Extra Cost merce Department is sched- counting methods which has For the Home, me CRAIO AM/PM uled to release within a few been imposed by the Ameri- • TIMO eiOHTTRACK TAPB To you, the appliance shop- PLAYER SYITIM. A tuliy transis- SATURDAY, DEC. 29th weeks. First appliance to be per, this would mean you can Institute of CPA's. Now torized home enlerlainmenl canter, would know exactly what ex- energy-labeled will be air con- the entire market has wit- complete with radio* phono input tor tra cost of operation you were ditioners. Following, by next record player or changer lutomalic August, will be refrigerators, Community Slate and manual program change, ster- taking on when you picked eo indicator lamp, stereophorw |ack refrigerator-freezers and hot Declares Dividend RECYCLING WILL START AGAIN Brand B over Brand A. You and a matched pair ol speakers and would know, too, whether or water heaters. Later: clothes LINDEN - The board of di- enclosures Complete system only . not the annual cost of main- washers, dishwashers, clothes rectors of Community State ON SATURDAY. JAN. 5th. 1974 taining a specific appliance dryers, kitchen ranges, ovens, Bank and Trust Company, was higher than you could "comfort heating" equipment. with 10 offices here and in really afford to pay. The new labels will have Middletown, Rahway and 8 three numbers to disclose the Roselle, has declared a 5 per Originally, the Truth in MODEL* 3216 99.95 minimum efficiency of a prod- cent stock dividend, payable Energy amendment was spon- uct class, the maximum and to all stockholders of record For the Car. Ihe CRAIO QUICK MOUNT EIGHT TRACK sored as a separate bill by the actual efficiency of the as of Dec. 14, payable on Jan. STIREO PLAYIR. The sounds ot stereo are yours with ODD Sen. John Tunney, D-Calif. To particular product. 4. Ihis quick mounting player which lealures illuminated mul- determine annual costs, the ti-color program indicators'plug in quick release mount- Department of Commerce ing /monolithic integrated circuitry dual slide controls lor would be directed to develop lell-righl volume and balance .. ft W«?v. HxfiV; D Sale MIDLAND priced ai basic statistics on the amount GLASS COMPANY, INC. of energy used each year by Computerized each type and brand of appli- ance. 45.95 OPEN 8:00 A.M. DAILY Cash Register Makes Debut FREEHOLD - Super- a guide during at-home check- market customers in Central ing of their purchases. CHRISTMAS GIFT New Jersey will be introduced Electronic cash registers to the most advanced have the advantages of not 444 ROUTE 35, SHREWSBURY 842-6565 breakthrough in service and only eliminating "noise pollu- Open dally 10 til 9 - Sundays 'till 6 operations when Shnp-Kite ol tion" in supermarkets due to 273 B'WAY, LONG BRANCH 229-9879 Freehold unveils the first their near-silent operation, Mon.-Sal. 10 'HI 6 tornputerized electronic cash but also of performing an al- GIFT CERTIFICATES, FIN rowvte VALUES register system in Monmoulh most bewildering series of County today. See Electronic, Page 12 New! Featuring the first in-storc computer in the area, the sys- tem comprises 13 front-end Corelle® Livingware terminals, 12 of which operate in conjunction with electronic scales which instantaneously by Cornim weigh and compute the cost of ALL fresh fruits and vegetables, The incredible everyday dishes insuring accuracy and elimi- I REVERE WARE guaranteed lor nating waiting time in the pro- two lull years duce department. To emphasize the near-hu- Revereware -1 Qt. man aspects of tho comput- STAINLESS STEEL er's "brain." a Imy's nr girl'* •bicycle will be awarded to the customer who suggests Ihe most appropriate name for SAUCE Ihe "friendly computer." En-' tnes will be judged by execu- PAN tives of Foodarama Super- WITH COPPER IOTTOM markets, Inc . operators of Shop-Rite nf Freehold, alid List Price may be deposited in t1 e store 9.00 95 20-PIICE between today and Friday, »•*, 19 SIRVICC the winner to be selected and GiM.GrilR.llil. FOR FOUR notified Saturday. Ml Steal - Ad|ualabl« For the past three weeks, 99 store level personnel have TOILET IRONING 799 been participating in training BOARD I sessions al the company's cor- 4 SEATS porate headquarters here 8 where the entire system had 20 Pc. been Initially installed \ rep Norelco -10 cup DINNERWARE reseniative ol National Semi- conductor Company was AUTOMATIC STARTER SET flown in from California to as- COFFEE MAKER sist the Foodarama training department in familiarizing RigHe . employs with the operation 13.98 8' of ihe "Dstarhecket • fore the iiyttem wni in- Reg. stalled in the 29.95 LJbby-Glft boxed Shop-Rite nf Freehold 24 turners will net grealet receipt vislblllt). assurance Wooden Aluminum GLASS9 nf proper coupon deductions ICE SETS ^9! 8 from D monitoring WINE 98 498 let i • rune "p: correct 8*1 oil RACK BUCKET 4 prli' on multiple 2 prii id Item i ind proper pric- ing on coded produce ind 32 BROAD ST. 741-7500 RED BANK dairy Id m i uplan itoi Open daily 8 a.m. til 9 p.m. Ul Christmas. ill Include tiir reprodut lion ol ,i s.iniplc which i u lot II The Dally RegWer, Red Baak-MMdkttwa, N.J. 17. Joy Isn't Sexist in Role of Santa By ANN CURLEY "Oh my, you're so grown up," she reas- to New Jersey area manager Nancy Carlson. sured him. PARAMUS (AP) — The rosy cheeks, Huffy She says Miss Auerbach and the other "There's Dawn and Kelly." she called, white beard and infectious chuckles are trainees want to present Santa as "nice per- waving to two girls she had met earlier that Strictly traditional. sons." morning. "Not going to go home yet?" (My Woman Santa But the person in the Santa Claus suit is a Few passersby realize there is a woman in young woman who was looking for "something Miss Auerbach is the only (ulltime woman the Santa outfit, says Miss Auerbach. She Santa among the M Santas being supplied by different" in a Christmas job this year. credits high school voice lessons for helping "I really was interested in the whole festi- Western, but one other woman plays the role her lower her voice convincingly, even through parttime. The Gimbels branch here also has val of the season," says Elaine Auerbach, a spirited chorus of "Jingle Bells." whose hearty ho-ho's have been coming from a three male Santas. Some shoppers have called the store to Gimbers display window in the Bergen Mall Miss Auerbach, who admits that "a little compliment "the Santa in the window" for re- here. "This is not just a feminist ploy but bit of ham" helps with her job, also works In- membering their children as they pass by a something (hat I was genuinely interested in " side the store being photographed with chil- second time. dren. But her window performance convinces The !• feet-10 brunette approaches her job "She has quite a fantastic memory," says her that those of all ages respond to Santa with an understanding of human nature and an store manager Gordon Gebauer, who recom- Claus. appreciation for dramatics. mends a woman Santa "if she's as good as this "It is a performance," says the 23-year-old Sane Serious Things young lady." "People come up to you with some very Montclair resident. "It's a good way to com- College Graduate municate. I can talk to anybody out there." serious things." she said. A June graduate of Montclair State Col- "A lot-of times when I'm talking to people Elicits SmUes lege, Miss Auerbach is an English major who Coaxing suddenly shy toddlers, chatting outside I try to say a different sort of thing, to views her Christmas work as part of "a break get into human feelings which are just as im- with excited older children and issuing gentle from schooling" before she becomes involved reminders for good behavior, she also elicits portant this time of year," she said. "It's not in the "academic atmosphere' again. what you'll get but what you are." smiles from adults with her steady stream of Applying for Santa duties through the greetings and holiday songs. Miss -Auerbach, who has done some re- Western Temporary Services Inc. of New Jer- search into Christmas legends, wants to be a "Don't be afraid," she told one youngster SOMETHING DIFFERENT - That's the way sey, she was trained in a day-long session by convincing figure as she conveys the spirit of who was hesitantly approaching the window. Elaine Auerbach of Montclair, describes her the agency. This is the first year the service the holiday. "I only get to see you once a year now."" holiday job of playing Santa. has used women Santas in this state, according "Joy Isn't sexist," she says. %•• '• '• ' . t'. MMB . I WMnaiiiniiwiiiniiiiwiwiiii mill* minimi minwmwiiw 'TI| V, -Camp-Airway-Jantzen Suq>nsa-Accanluatla-Gilaa(>-Jazabal-l.ilv«lta-Ra JbveJ&me Wf ifvit* yau tmiM* cempltl* foHichtn ef figuft flattirmf ifwpai m ell ft* wonttH Inbfic* tnr then teicisl Meaner* t ttnm tha t»«l* fht» • atari t* i»«il«l l lor your Contemporary Man. He is sophisticated, individualistic. Iram am tktt He will get the message ot Pierre Cardln's OPEN Oaat.... W.« a Personal Collection' grooming aids. EVENING waaik Subtle blending ol citrus, patchouli, lit 9 »# lifhon •i "nnirtta" amber and oriental spices. *«e»p(Sal t ixidali . . . 4 oi Cologne. 4 or Alltr Shi*«. a) SofP'On-t-Ropc TAesal. S20 iot Cologn*.2oiAll§rSht*» Thtstt. $11 . . open evenings for your convenience .. 141 broad street Fasllvaly QlUWtapatd ' with lha Wachaltr Touch «.«».: Dally 10.J:.)ft RED BANK, Broid »t Hirding red bank, n. j. •W. ktH.HI9f.IH. ol Elaganca nt oroari Parking In rtar 'O-.4W0 ' CLOSED MOYfM YS invittd BinkAmtrtctrd. Maslar Cbtrg*honortd. u* tL. -» -fc. Sew Like A Pro The Dally Regbtw, Red Bank-MUkUtUw.. N.J. Mtiday, December 17, lffl 11 Delicately Season Patterns With Proper Fit I ByROXANE sleeves are viul to the fit of a Most often a redistribution of o„rMn#r paper„.,,,, pattern„ , cu„„,„«,t across Mcanp talinep . ThlThi,s „,wil„ l «giv„ e you extr,,.a alterationsalterations.. , « The last two weeks we've garment, you must allow he euem the op of the dwre rf sleeve between "seams and" ease. If it is still too tight, The hem is the last step to be been discussing Fitting, enough ease to be able to move Fig. I Fig. 2 Fig. 3 will take care of the problem. insert a strip of fabric under cut deepen the seam allowance all taken in completing your comfortably and bend the Marking and Transferring A sleeve hangs properly when edges. Kespread the ease and around slightly and stay stitch, garment. A deep hem 3" or S V elbow. Alter atkm&"Today, in Part III, it takes the natural curve of the rebaste for second fitting. (Fig. i Fig. 6 ) wide will help your garment 111 show you tow to (teas like a Since our body structure arm which is slightly forward. 4 A) If the neckline is too large and hang better. The fuller the skirt fashion plate (i clothes fit for a varies in each of us, very often No wrinkles or breaks should If the sleeve cap is too deep, you are adjusting a muslin the narrower the hem. A cir- queen. adjustments have to be made in, appear (Fig. 1) the sleeve will wrinkle and pattern, fill in the neck with a cular skirl will take a very The fit and position of the the sleeve to insure proper fit. If the sleeve wrinkles in front cause the cross grain to drop. shaped bias (old. Baste the fold narrow hem depending on the of sleeve cap, take out the Pin out extra fabric by taking a into the neckline and mark a finishing technique used. basting stitches between deeper seam allowance new neckline. Use the corrected If your garment has a belt, tapering to nothing at notches. notches and shift the ease line for your cutting pattern. wear it when fitting as It will Fig. 4 Fig. 4A Fig. 5 forward until wrinkles disap- Pace another row of ease iKig. 7) affect the length. stitching on new line before pear. (Fig. 2 ) If you are working with the resetting sleeve into armhole. It is almost a necessity to If sleeve wrinkles in back of outer fabric take a little wider I Kin. ., , have some one help you in sleeve cap, shift the ease seam allowance on the shoulder A sleeve should be set no taking an accurate length. You tapering to nothing at the arm- towards the back. (Fig 3 ) , more than 1 inch below the should stand still and let hole, also take a little deeper If the sleeve cap is too short it armpit. If a sleeve is set too low someone walk around you. (1) seam at center back starting will pull up the cross grain and, it wm restrict movement A about 4" down from neck to '<" Hither a skirt marker using you are (ugher armhole will give you working with outer fabric, take greater flexibility. or V on each side of center pins or a powder chalk marker a smaller seam allowance on If a neckline fits too tight. back seam. (Fig. 7A) are advisable. I prefer the pin op of sleeve. (Fig. 4) remember that it will have to be • The facings will have to be marker. I would suggest after If you are working in muslin notched all around to the sewing adjusted with corresponding taking the length to drop the hem in the back *«" to V to nothing at side seams. This gives an optical illusion to make your hem look even. A Engagements straight htm always makes a garment look shorter in back. Yes, you can be a queen...or at least dress like one...every day. Just use a basic pattern that flatters your particular figure type, delicately season with proper fit, add good taste. It all mixes well. Voila! A delicious fashion plate every time. Serve with a smile! . Remember...Fashion is what you make it. And Roxane will ... DONT LET THE SEASONAL help you make it like a pro. Send DRAIN ON YOUR BANKROLL FORCE your sewing questions to YOU INTO BECOMING A 'TENNIS Roxane. MlMJekmen MfcuKeuy Miss Twnaskllo Niufisker HAS-BEEN" - SYMPATHETIC TO THE CHRISTMAS CAU8E... *Tis thi Season Bryant-Johnson Campanella-Kenny THE NEW SHREWSBURY RACQUET CLUB for tht Drsssy Ones RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. MIDDLETOWN - The en- The engaged couple arc OPFER8 Niels W. Johnsen, 174 Humson gagement of Miss Colleen M. graduates of Red Bank Catho- Road, announce the engage- Kenny to Michael Joseph lic High School. Miss Kenny is MMM ment of their daughter, Miss Campanula, son of Mr. and with the Prudential Insurance BULOIh Grctchen Anita Johnsen, to Mrs. Perry R. Campenella, 75 David Grant Bryant, son of Ave. of Two Rivers. Rumsim, Co., Woodbridge, and her REDUCED Mrs. Kuth G. Bryant or Wash- is announced by tu>r parents. fiance is a mason employed ULTRrYSLINI ington, DC. and Thomas V. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M Ken- by George II. Black Jr., At- HOLIDAY Bryant Jr.. of Bend, Ore. ny, 79 Ivy Hill Road here lantic Highlands. WNCfKS Miss Johnsen was gradu- FIGURE SALON... ****** ated from Rumson Country RATES '• (lour* s»ion it now op«n lor pte- Day School and the Emma McKenna- Tomasiello Dtetmbtr 21st thru January 1st inrollmtnl al lit brand iww location In IM K Willard School, Troy. NY., HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs al Raritan High School and is and attended the University of Sylvester Tomasiello, 21 a member of the National WEEKDAYS '8.00 Denver, Denver, Colo., where Courtland Drive, announce Honor Society. She Is em- her fiance is a student. Mr. the engagement of their ployed by I'athmark, here. WEEKENDS '12.00 Bryant is an alumnus of Colo- daughter. Miss Claire Mane rado Academy Englewood, Tomasiello, to John Patrick Mr. McKenna was gradu- * PER WEEK,UNLIMITED VISITS 12MO PROGRAM Colo. McKenna, son of Mr. and Mrs. ated from Raritan High EXCLUSIVELY FOR WOMEN.. ENJOY THE FINEST.. SAUNA* Mr. and Mrs. Johnsen have William McKenna, 5 K. Jack School and attends Rutgers University and is with in- NEW SHREWSBURY SHOWERS*LOCKERS*WHIRLPOOL* PROFESSIONAL EXER- homes also in New York and St: A July wedding is planned. Holiday time It' in Vail, Colo. Mr. Johnsen is Miss Tomasiello is a senior ventory Control Systems. ! CISE EQUIPMENT* GROUP EXERCISE* YOG A CLASSES going-out timo. And m*w aro th* chairman of the board of Cen- • NUTRITIONAL GUIDANCE* SPECIAL TEEN PROGRAM.PRO- watches thai com- RACQUET CLUB tral (iulf Lines Inc., New FESSIONAL INSTRUCTION* SHORT TERM PROQRAMSANO plement the York and New Orlpans. La., H open-Fisher drestloit wardrobe So and is director of Trans Union 747-0464 SUPERVISED KIDDIE NURSERY tllm, to light, you'll EATONTOWN - Announce- from Highland Regional High GILBERT ST. NORTH NEW SHREWSBURY hcnlly know you'r* Mar- Corp., Chicago. 111. ment is made by Mr. and Mis School in Blackwood. He is a ing on*. Bui evaryono tit* ' •i Mr. Bryant's father is a Jessie Fisher, 2R Broad St.. of pipefitter employed by Joseph member of the New York the engagement of their Scholl of Pennsylvania Pipe- Roman numeral* on • State and Oregon State Bar Advertise in The Register «ltn< whit* dial. ccm daughter, Miss Judy A. Fish- line Contractors. 17 lew*. DO Associations, and is a partner er, to Roy A. llopen, son of in the firm of Mcl'allum and Mr. and Mrs. John llopen of K MART MALL Rout* 35,H«let,N.J. Melina Bryant Attorneys Professional Blackwood. Corp. in Bend. „ | OTHER SALONS: RED SANKOEDISONOFREEHOLD Miss Fisher is a senior at Jewelers Miss Johnsen is the grand- Monmouth Regional High . OWAYNEOEAST WINSOROSEA GIRTo BRICKTOWN THE MALL •ROAD ST. RRDBARR daughter of Mr. and Mrs. School, New Shrewsbury. Open Ettnlngi Niels K. Johnsen of New Or- Mr. llopen was graduated T leans, La. Mr. Johnsen re- ceived the Saint OlaVs Cross /^ I l_ ir\m *"k r-i from the King of Norway. Her OIUUWUl |1"F "Naturalizer Red Bank's maternal grandparents are t Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Mer- [ firf) | TOO 5th Semi Annual cer of New York and Rumson. I Mr. Mercer headed the syndi- KEYPORT - Members of cate that built the "Weath- the Conservation and Garden crly." which successfully de- Department of the Woman's fended the America's Cup in Club of Keyport will trim a 1962. Christmas tree Tuesday in the Mr.'Bryant's grandparents children's room of the Key- are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. port Free Public Library Bryant of New York, and Mrs. 7i\ A gift exchange will high- A.W. Grant, Bradenton, Fla. light the club's Christmas din- and the laic Mr. Crant. Shoe Sale ner party Thursday aj f< :w p.m. in the Town and Country 219 SETS THE PACE Restaurant GREAT SAVING DAYS GREENDALE, Wis. (AP) - Die highest season leaf-., aver- Mrs. Alfred Folsoffl il chair* man of the Social Service". IEWEIRY... THE GIFT THAT SAYS ARE HERE age ever posted by i Woinen'l 11 1 International Bowling Congress Department's project "I I ' III Reg. member was the 219 bowled by paring tray hunts (or patients 'MERRY CHRISTMAS" BEST to Millie Martorella of Rochester, nt Marlboro Psychiatric Hos- $ N.Y., during the 19BM9 season. pital. 27 There's STOCK UP IAMY FOR THf LONG Bayshore HOUDAY WOK-END AHEAD. CHK« TOUR IOC At KMOTOWN Authority's SUraMAMOTHM Budget OK'd HOUOAY STOtI HOWS. BELFORD - A $296,106 budget for 1974 was adopted s Never, by the Monmouth County Bay- shore Outfall Authority I (MCBOA) after a special pub- lic hearing. A Shortage The budget calls for a ser- vice charge of $123,000 per million gallons for treatment of effluent from the existing Middletown Township Sewer- of Savings At age Authority, and the same service charge for the Bay- shore Regional Sewerage Au- thority when it hooks into Foodtown MCBOA's service. That hook- up is expected to take place •sum sometime before April 1, ac- Save 56c cording to S. Thomas Gag- UectricPeriletehr.tl.ir 69 llano, MCBOA attorney. SAVARIN Knud Scholer, executive di- With Ihlt Coupon rector of the authority, said U S O A COFFEE the budget and calculation of CIII^II §• •• M any t IMI m par xMt tarnriy. rate and contract payments Ca»am r—I Dei. 14 thrv D_ M are based on the assumption **••*"• Ron-12/17 '*••» that Phase II of the (12 mil- GKAOE CUP THIS COUPON lion project will be completed by April. "The budget is not indicative of a normal year's operations," he said. Save 62c The 1973 budget, MCBOA's hHielrM first operating budget, totaled $74,250, and covered the peri- MAXIM od from April 1 of this year COFFEE through Dec. 31. Under that Jd« A budget the service charge per UrM ana par aaulitamll,. Merry I Deliooos, O>en-Reody, Broad Breasted Pwrl or fnipeil f*aa Oaf. 14 thru Dai. 14 anfy million gallons was $60. »»"••«•«• RBR -17/17 <»•>> The first fully operational Christmas CLIP THIS COUPON budget is not expected until from all FOODTOWN 1975, MCBOA members said, of us at when Matawan and Keyport Foodtown. hook into the MCBOA line. Save 16c TURKEYS Clemc Adjustments will continue, S4-oi. Mr. Scholer said, until all cus- 18-24 lbs. SPIC'N giant boi i tomers are hooked into the J MraMarMaeaf Wilh Thi, Coupon county line. SPAN [ SWin'S PREMIUM C~p»n «aaa al any FaWlawn fcrparmarba) The 1974 budget calls for UrraTi eYTpv pec tMVUf J FaVflffFV* $107,715 for operating ex- FUNKS Cai^anjaaeD... lanVuOat. Manly. penses, and $71,546 for admin- rnfr.Cpn. ),,R.,1,I7 IU-JI istrative expenses. This ac- CLIP THIS COUPON count provides $13,834 for (he executive director's salary, 10-17 lbs. ib. 69' $4,681 for office salaries, and $11,250 for professional ser- U.S.D.A. Gov't Grade Choice Swiff's htmm U.S.D.A. Oode A, o»w reody, sell-boslirw SovelOt MR 13/17 vices. The total contract payment due from the Middletown Sew- JGOLDMEDAL 5^77* erage Authority Is estimated I BONELESS BEEF ROASTS BUTTERBALL TURKEYS FLOUR With This Coupon to be $189,217 for 1.5 million gallons, while that from the Ceupan faaa al any fi.an.i. Viparmarfca) BOnOM ROUND, * ^*» A Urn* ana par oaul' i lamlly. Bayshore Regional Sewerage 18-24 lbs. 1* Ihrv Dae. 34 anly. Authority is expected to be Mr. Cpn. no 11) in aim r.ionii $106,889 for treating approxi- i TOP SIRLOIN, OR ? W*~< CLIP THIS COUPON mately 900,000 gallons. A total of $296,106 Is antici- CROSS-RIB pated in contract payment for Ib. mm Ib. treating 2.4 million gallons. M (Whol. Irmer cull priced .lightly higher) Increases in this year's \2*-' *"'j*ffft Buy 1 3 pock budget, aside from the great- 10-17 lbs. Ib. iK-uto-r, Get 1 3 pack er time period covered over USD .*. (r.,-1. beei CW<. Imlm U.SO.A. Oei'l. Ciaae Ckeke U i O » Oa. , Graaa ChaW. link Cen'l. IMB. the 1973 budget, are due to Tap Hauna ar tap Uriah Thlit Cm LUMN'S COUGH DROPS KmAA§ continuing const ruction costs, TOP ROUND $141 9 BONELESS $|59 BONELESS 89 REGULAR STYLE Wilh ThU Coupon • • ^^^^f> Mr. Gagliano said. Caupan «a>> al any 'aaaiawn. l_ ROAST RUMP ROAST ,. LONDON BROIL CHICKEN LEGS lM>anaparaA,hlamily. I Caupan faaa Dae. It Ihru Dat. 14 OTly. U.S.O.a. Ger'i. bete Oeke Ill U.S.B.a. Cei'i. beii Ckke aenelen Anita**, tap, Electronic CUP THIS COUPOlT)^ ^ BONELESS BEEF STEAKS EYE RATH REGULAR STYLE TVMUNO ,„ 79 $]69 Register Is TOfSIKlOfli JT, „ ROUND ROAST ,k SAUSAGE MEAT CHICKEN BREASTS . 07 Save 50c Introduced Assorted leeaaiy DehMtHI (Continued) Varietiel LIQUID tonloinor tasks. Automatically, these With Thii Coupon units will ring up cash or code DYNAMO Caupan a»W al any hajMii luparnarlial transactions; calculate mul- Urn* ana par aaUl lamlly. tiple and price break sales; Caupan aaaa Da>. 14 thru Dai. M < figure tax and discount trans- '"'•'•" „ 140- actions; keep tabs on fund CLIP THIS COUPON stamps and coupons; track DRINKS bottle return mimics; verify customers' check-cashing of credit status; run total! of 46-oi. can Save 24c checks cashed; retrieve all You Save Mora clerk and department totals, and reduce cashing out lime TETLEY for the entire front end at TEA BAGS closing. Coupon («*MJ at wty Fo^rown Robert II Sloat, Pood- arama's vice president of re- il.i(Ual(VI tail operations, has been one NORWEGIAN SARDINES 3 "£' $ 1 T0MAT0 JUICE CLIP THIS COUPON of the pioneers in the devel- NABISCO CRACKERS opment of electronic front end c operations, as well as in the HONEY-PLUS ";-59 FRUIT COCKTAIL initiation of the Ijjivoisal MR. SALTY PRETZELS S 39° 1—arJ lha purchaia al any pak Product Code, a system of C BROWN GOLD COFFEE • $ 129 POTATO CHIPS identifying food items by a CHEEZ-ITS SKIPPY CASHEWS FOODTOWN bar Inalgnla which is the next x 43 l c C $ 29 PANTY HOSE step to be used in super- HTHO'S CRACKERS .51 PRINCE SPAGHETTI SAUCES 7 3 5 SCOTT'S LIQUID GOLD .. I CORN .or SWEET PEAS '.'- 25 markets when scanning sys- 10* aM aw rafular law prlit tems, employing laser beams, Cavpan aaa4 al any Paaaiawn (uair VANILLA WAFERS c Urnrl ^m par aault lamlly. are introduced Into super- THFN PRETZELS i49 PUMPKIN PIE MIX -" 45 BUITONI SPAGHETTI ^29^ Caupn aaaa rtat It thru Oa<. 14 anly. markets in ihe ne\i decade CLIP THIS COUPON Through Mr Sloal and un- KEEBIEVTOASTT C C € der the supervision ol his spe- HANOVER SALADS "-" 49 QUEEN THROWN OLIVES*45 RIPE OLIVES ^49 cial assistant. Ronald A. Tes- PAM c C ta, Shop-Kile of Freehold has • i atortriW m laJw \i«~ We MOTT'SAPPLENECTAR 6-49 BUTTON MUSHROOMS';." 89 c taken a step forward in pro- PRINCE #14 LASAGNE i49 1 viding supermarket custom- RECIPE DOG FOOD ' Buy 3 regular bars, en a taste of what they can FRESH PRODUCE SAVINGS! Get1 expect in the way of improv- SOAP regular bar FREE!; ,, ,, DAIRY DEPT. Sweet California Navel ing service during their fond FROZEN FOOD with TW. coupon SAVINGS! shopping. The Freehold in- SAVINGS! e~.», •**!««».. stallation is the forerunner of rjauaan aaaj Oat. M iKru Oa>. M anly aVttJuttM TtafM C total front end automation for »"- R§*.|}/|; 117. Jl | CUP THIS COUPON all Fnodai ania Shop Kile Stores. WHIPPED POINSETTIAS "AA" CHESTNUTS Give the Perfect Holiday Gift - " AOVEDTIIEMiNT CREAM CHEESE Do Your • TANGELOS 10 GIVE A FOODTOWN GIFT CERTIFICATE! : For your family, friends, relatives or employees FALSE TEETH - A Foodtown gift certificate lets them choose Drop, Slip, or Fall? Don't keep worrylnf about vour exactly what they want and need - redeem- filM teeth dropping it the wrong time. A denture atlhetive ein Mn. I able at any Foodtown Supermarket. Available PASTEETII*flv«dentui« • loni- S in any denomination. tr, Armer, eleadler hold, Mikre eat- lnj more enjoyable. For more eeeurity FARMAID Whit* (3'i-oi. bars) and comfort, use FASTKETII Den- Buy 3 regular bars, ,/ ratrttWhf rW»«w»'i lure Adhealva Powder. Denturea BUniR that fit art etatnlial to health. Set' SANGE'TUTCE '.:• 20° your dentiit regularly. | ORANGE JUttt 1.r33c S LUX SOAP p BROCCOLI SPEARS'^29C In (hit at). PANTYHOSE .79- I SOUTCREAM ^45' C C TASTITRTET ^ 39 PANTYHOSE .10 .H.«,, ^w79- ! FOSOTOWN BISCUITS *12 You Save More 1 You Save More Itnm burial rinaii Mm 1 |c |NVLON STOCKINGS t:. ^ 3-5:99- C LIGHT -N LIVELY ICE MILK ,. I'5 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE X89 BACHMAH 10-ti. $ 29 $ 09 KNEE HIGH STOCKINGS 'ZZ p-49- MLTEKTSTER SLICES V;69C CRISCO^ 1 PRETZELS 49 swrmcT'cREAM«-: l PANTY HOSE ISil'iK • («• te^e. ie fVh ee 1 ten ee P>(€»| tHMllv* thru Mwte)e>.. Dw«mb.r J4. Not raipomlbl. tor lypoejraphUal .rrort. Me mb.r Twin County Omen. Interest Spurred in Bible 1 TW Daly Register, Red Baak-MMdletewa, N J. Meaday. December 17, 1171 13 (Editor's note: This is the lishinij is booming, with sales use , providing documentation in first of five Christmas articles of the volume, which regularly uklcr form than texts used in about the "Making of the outstrip all other books, now »l MAKING OF THE BIBLE in oduviftg the main English Blhle." The initial instalment an all-time Mill, a market Idlilc translations of the past. deals with modern interest in whetted by a tide of new trans- KIIMIUIIU IHMMMMI In (act, the previously domi- Juniperperper: An Elf Who the Scriptures and new findings lations. nant Protestant translation, the about them.) These have rolled out in King .lames Version of 1611, unparalleled profusion and mid the1 previously dominant variety m recent times, Ultholic version, the Rhcims- Couldn't Do Anything Right By GEORGE W. CORNELL inarkttng, up-to-date rendi- pbUH) Version of 1610, were AP Religion Writer tions, rudimentary-vocabulary produced without the- oldest O That greatest, oldest written versions, paraphrased am- manuscripts now- used, and By Bob Boyle masterpiece, the Bible, is cur- plifications, fancy editions, were Ixtsetl mainly on Uitin After lunch, instead of nap- rently in a heyday of sharp- plain ones, illustrated, an- ml later Qroek texts. ping Juniperperper walked cnmn clarity, interest and po- notated and straight. Aiming the major ancient into the recreation room ol tential influence. On a scale Santa House nnd watched The major, lop-qun)ity new (iieek texts niiw used are the ; Sunny Sun Fish entertain never equaled before, it is translations, in most cases in- Vaticanua Codex, a 759-leafed • some of the elves. being turned out in new, more volving two decades or more of M'lhiin manuscript of about ;i50 lucid language as a result of The fish pcikjpd his head out work by teams of scholars, in- AH. now in Die Vatican li- fuller knowledge of its roots, clude; U .II v. the Alcxandrinus, Codex, of the water and blew a streum background ana composition. '.of water right on Juniper -'The American Bible," a II 7";i leufed volume of about perper. Modern archeological find- project of U.S. Roman Catholic l.'ii A.I) now in the British Mu- "Hey, what are you doing," ings have added u lengthening scholars in cooperation with seum; the Betltt Codex, a 406- • said Juniperperper as he and chain of confirmation to its his- FVotestanl experts, completed leafed volume of around 450 : the other elves laughed torical elements and also have in 1970. A.I)., now ui Britain's Cam- "That's his way ol saying, illuminated its cultural settings, -"The New English Bible." bridge library, and the Sinait- : Hello," Santa explained. "Now while linguistic research has vi- tinned out in 1970 by British iciis Codes, a ."Uli-lcafcd volume . watch him." vified its meanings and intent. IVotebt.mU with Catholic parti- of ubout 'M0 A.D.. found in a Sunny Sun Ki>h started Simultaneously, for the first cipation. IIKHI.IMCI y cm Ml. Sinai in 1859, nuw in the British Museum. • swimming around the QOwland time since the church ruptures —"The Jerusalem Bible," a . then, very unlish like, he of nearly five centuries ago, the wrk by Frcnch Catholics with Moreover, the new trans- j turned over on his back and different branches of Christian- Protestants taking part, issued lations have put the Bible in I did the backstroke. He then p fresher, more currently accu- .ty have reached a consensus ^ E ,jsn jn ,„> • jumped out of the water and abou the content _.. , rate Kngllsh than Hie stilted, grabbed a piece of bread which Thc BjbIc m Modt rn E mm ul ten misleading usages in A common Bible, sanction. ,f , .. , , ^ •' one otthe elves held up. d by Protestant, Roman Oath- l/ , tin- Bibles most widely used "He's a real clown," Santa wrk wh0S Nl w iimoiu; both Protestants and ohc and Eastern Orthodox •portion, called "Good News for I said. wtniis of the faith, became a (.illiolus for more than 350 "Well," Sanla said. "It's Modern Man," was issued by M'IIIS - tin1 King .lames and reality this year, Anno Domini the American Bible Society in time to net back i" work. After What ilhl I An wning Santa" 1973, close to two millenia since itlieims-Douay versions. • that workout. I'm sure Sunny 1966 with the Old Testament ex- "No, 1 don't, ".Juniperperper Uie "Year of the Lord" when -^^ t0 ^ fjnishcd by 1975 NUM,I(I,I\S, with Die height- Sun Fish needs a rest, too." picked it up and said, "Santa replied. "What can I use'" you better come over here right Jesus was born on the first cued Catholic concern for the Santa put his hand mi Juni- "I se the ones on the bench." away. We're having an emer- Christmas at the start of the -"The New International r.ihie spin iell hy the .Sndud i perperper's shoulder and said, Jasper replied. "That's what gency." modern era. Version." a translation of the Vatican Council of 1H245, ' "Okay, little fellow. It's nil to they are there for. Now, lots of Lickity split, Sanla ran to Achievement of this in- Now Testament completed by Catholic, Protestant and Jewish the toy lire engine shop for u«." luck. I must make my rounds Frotestant evangelical scholars the toy lire engine factory. clusively accepted version is a 1 scholars work together in "(lee." Santa, ' he replied. and I'm sure when I get back "What's wrong, what's "real break-through" in the an- in I .','::. analyzing texts and deciphering "I'm scared now. I sure hope I you'll have the toy lire engine wrong'.'" he said as he entered." nals of interchurch relation- -"The Revised Standard meanings. don't mess thing* up in the toy all assembled." "My. oh, my. oh. my," Santa ships, says the Rev. Walter Ab- Version," an ecumenical, Prot- fire engine factory." When Jasper left. Juniper- bott, an American who serves estant-sponsored work com- T 11 i • ecumenical c o I- "I'm sure you wonjt, Juni- said "I've never seen anything perper thought, "I sure hope I like I hat ID my life." as the Vatican's Bible special- pleted in 1952 and now widely lahoratiiMi is what yielded perperper." Santa* replied. do this right." ME ALL "What did I do wrong, ist. used. Die common Bible. Previously "That little error in the bicycle He got the wheels and placed 1 S.iui a " Juiiiperperpe r asked He notes lhat common trans- Substantially, it is this Uie difference had been seven " shop could have happened to (hem. K.S.V., with some minor modi- so-called "deutertxanonical" • anyone on the first day en the "Well. Juniperperper." lations now arc in progress in He look the liny steering Santas uid. "For one thing, we firntioiis, which in 1973 was is- books included in Catholic Old job. Just don't worry about ii wheel and put it on the engine. 117 languages besides English. don t paint our lire engines Academic courses about the sued us the long-soui;ht "Com- Testaments, but not in most I'm confident that you'll do He attached the little siren mon Bible," approved by Cath- okay." black. They should be red. Bible have proliferated in col- Protestant Bibles. He placed the little red And. another thing, we don"t olics, Orthodox and Protestant Santa and Jumperpcrpci en- flashing light leges and universities, explor- Although not accepted in tered the toy lire engine build- paint over the light. And, we ing it variously for its literary leaden for use by all. "Mmtrim, it looks good.' he don't paint the siren or it Jewish Scriptures, they had ap- ing and Juniperperper s Byes thought. Then he looked at the powerp , Its chronicles of human The new translations, rapidly peared in some early Greek popped. wouldn't work. And, the toy shelf and sawa can ol paint. lire engine should have four development, iLs accumulation replacing the older, archaically versions, and so Catholics in- "Gee, Santa, ' he said. "I've "Hoy, oh, hoy, I know wh.il wheels, not three. of inspiration and insight. phrased versions in popularity. cluded them as a "secondary I'll do," he thought. "I'll paint . never seen so many toy lire en- "Oh. Juniperperper. I'm Similar classes, based on hmv e S\M kd Bibl l canon," by decree of the Coun- ' gines in my life. There must lie the I ire engine." sorry," Sanla said. "But I newly produced textbooks >n peak. Estimates put the total cil of Trent in 1546. Protestant thousands and thousands of He reached over t he bench don't think you're ready for the ki ih US,S court restric- „, , ,„. reformer Martin Luther called and got a brush and began to oulpul 20 miI jon B)blcs them." toy lire engine shop, either. tions against state-sponsored nually in America, double the Uie Uwks useful, but not In- paint. ' "Let's go hack to the house, devotions or indoctrination, arc .sim oil Scripture. Santa called over Jasper and He painted the wheels. number of 10 years ago. said, "Here Is Juniperperper." and we'll see what we can do spreading in public schools, ly manuscript known as the St. uils. "our latest English Bible He painted the steering for tomorrow." One paraphrased version K'tersburg Codex, now in I*- in reality is our earliest," says Until the mid-loth century, wheel. now including about 45 per cent "Now take Juniperperper to "Well, you're from the Magic of the high schools across the alone, "The Living Bible," put ningrad. Itilileschcilai .1 Carter Swaim. they appeared in a mldsection the workshop." Santa said. He painted the siren. Snow Forest, so I bet you are an together by evangelical scholar Considering the older manu- He painted the light. country, a 1973 survey finds. Besides the new linds, other of Protestant Bibles, but com- • "and let him start assembling expert on skiing. So tomorrow Small, intimate Bible-study Kenneth Taylor to clarify and scripts now available and their the toy fire engines When he was finished he .Kid explanatory background to ancient, vellum-leafed volumes, mercial publishers dropped I'll put you in the ski factory. groups have multiplied cell-like closer proximity to the origi- culled indexes, have come into See Interest, Page 22 "Okay," Jasper snid. and the looked at his work and And just so things go right III tin- basic text, bus sold 10 mil- two elves went off together. thought, "Gee, this looks beau- in homes, business offices, gov- lion copies since it was issued put you in the test area. That ernment buildings and church "Here we are." Jasper -aid. tiful. Santa will be so proud of means you'll ski all day." ui 1971, far outdrawing any "Here are the wheels, the steer me. " "Swell. Santa." Juniper- basements, usually with broad- hardlxuind secular bust-seller ing wheels, the toy light and Then Jasper came into tlie perper said. But he really ly ecumenical participation. on record. the toy siren. Put them all to- room. didn't mean it. He didn't have There now are an estimated What has pumped fresh life The Ultimate CAR POOL!!!! gether and fasten them lo the "My goodness," he yelled. .the heart lu tell Santa he 100,000 of these groups function- "What happened hare?" into Bible translations is the ex- Cruising Ring* Specially Equipped 400 + to 600 + Milts engine and we'll be all eel. Do couldn't ski. ing in the United States. panded information about Bib- you have tools'' Jasper ran to the red phone. Murt tomorrow The so-called "Jesus move- lical culture, gleaned through DRIVE TO WORK WITH YOUR FRIENDS AND BE AS ment", among young people newly found artifacts, and the also is intensely Bible-oriented, butter, older manuscripts now COMFORTABLE AS IF YOU WERE IN YOUR OWN HOME sometimes in a highly liter- available. THOUGHTFUL GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS ullstic fashion and with an al- These include such 20th cen- most apocalyptic urgency. So is tury finds as the Dead Sea 1ONLY the Pentecostal-type "chari- MI oils, containing some Jewish smatic" movement among MOTOR HOMES Scripture texts in Hebrew from many Roman Catholics and about I B.C., and various pap- Protestant> yrus portions of the New Testa- Senator Proxmires "All of this tremendous, new ment in (iieck loiind in Kgypt MINI HOMES interest in the Bible has sprung thr Beatty papyri ilHili. the Exercise. Diet ami up almost overnight," says the Oxyrhynrhus, Kgypt, papyri RelaxatjoniPlun Revi Dr. Eugene A. 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Eatonwown COLONIAL^ DANK 6 LINDEN PLACE 741-1412 RED BANK next to Community Theatres Open every nile except Sat. til 9 The all-service bank lhat looks out (or you Mi mm F.o.i c. 544-1300 14 Tkt Daly Register, led luk-MlMteUwB, N.J. y. Deceaker 17.1171 Simpson Rushes Brown Out of NFL Record Book NEW YORK (AP) - "I offs. They had a chance for jubilant teammates rushed Jets' only touchdowns came Namath hitting Emerson Boo- once rap into Jimmy Brown in the American Football Con- onto the icy field and hoisted on Joe Najnath passes of 48 zer for 11 yards, then con- a candy store when I was a ference wild cart berth, but it him to their shoulders while yards to Jerome Barkum and necting with Barkum, who kid," 0 J. Simpson aid. "and vanished when Cincinnati the Shea Stadium crowd again 16 yards to Rich Caster. caught the ball racing down I told him I would break his beat Houston 27-24 Sunday. thundered its approval. But" it was Simpson who the left sideline en route to a record, like a kid will do." "The Super Boul if my It was Simpson s final play brought 47,740 fans into snow- touchdown. Yesterday he did it — em- goal," said Simpson. I want of the game, and gave him his swept, freezing Shea Stadium. The Bills, who finished the phatically. to play two more years, but if 332 rushes for the season, far And it was Simpson they got, season at %i and ended with Simpson, now a bruising it's a matter of playing an ex- outstripping Brawn's mark of right from the outset. 2.IM rushing yards, breaking 212-pound, five-year pro, bull- tra year to get it. I would I 305 set llyttn MO. He carried on Buffalo's first Miami's one-year-old record dozed 200 yards through the wouldn't want to leave until I By coming out at that jun- three plays, the second one a of tut yards, put the game snow and crashed through the get it." cture. Simpson never was giv- 30-yard sweep around right away in the second quarter. 2,000-yard barrier, smashing Brown, considered one of en the opportunity to become end that made it obvious he Leypoldt got his two field all sorts of National Football the greatest running backs of the first player in NFL hu»- was going to be a record- goals in the fourth quarter be- League records and powering attune, bad held the previous tory to reach 200 yards three breaker. fore the Jets capped the scor- the Buffalo Bills to a 34-14 vic- record of single-season yard- times in one season He fin- After Braxton carried once, ing on Namath's pass to Cas- tory over the New York Jets. age at 1,KJ set 10 years ago. ished the game just two yards Simpson rushed four more ter with 28 seconds left in the It was first announced that Simpson broke that midway short times. Then, with the ball on game. Simpson had gained IH yards through the first period. Simpson blazed 13 yards for the New York three, Braxton ;utM Now Yort ; 0 0 7—14 for the day, but NFL statisti- Then he set his sights on the one Buffalo touchdown. The carried three straight times •ot - BraDon I n» LnV» kick NY — Sfkwn 41 patft trom Nomatn cians announced that upon re- seemingly unattainable 2000- Bills got two more touch- for the touchdown that capped I lawfMlaMo ' kkh checking they found two addi- yard barrier. And be got u downs from Jim Braxton on a 71-yard march. •«• — Umami 1] LMaMUCk t* — CWII SI rrrvrn Ltypolat tional yardf, making Sim- with 5 5« remaining in tba one-yard runs, and BUI CaMU When the Bills got the ball pson's total 200. game on a seven-yard sweep ran 51 yards with a punt for back, Simpson belted over left G inwW << The former Heisman around left end. another score, while John tackle for the six yards that MV — Coiftr 14 potl from ftomoln IWfkmiutk Trophy winner from Southern For the second time in the Uypoldt kicked field goals surpassed Brown's previous A - 47.;« • tilt JK> California wound up with 2.003 game, play was halted as his from 12 and 11 yards out The single-season rushing record. rtnuawm ]i U yards for the season He car- On the next play, though he DID n-it FOR THE RECORD - O.J. Simpson (32) of the Buffalo Bills flashes the aium wro 7* IU ried the ball 14 times against fumbled after a three-yard ttotumyar* n 1 victory sign as he is carried off the field by joyous teammates after be- Pawa n J-J-* »»» the Jets, bnng his season's to- gain. Purts .. I1J 7 JI coming the first man in NFL history to rush for more than 2,000 yards. fmlkvM .... H M tal to 332 Both his rushes and The Jets capitalized, with Panattrtvrom ..... MO M Simpson smashed Jim Browns record of 1,863 yards on the way. total yards surpassed records Brown had held for at least a decade. . . "This feeling is just fantas- tic. It's almost something I can't comprehend." Simpson Raiders, Redskins in Playoffs said after his record-shatter- ing day. "Lou Saban saved By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS York Jets, 34-14. as Simpson gained 200 yards to Los Angeles players also set club records-David my career." he said of the beat the single-season rushing record of former Ray kicked three field goals and three extra points Bills' coach. Oakland defeated Denver. 2117, and Washington Cleveland star Jim Brown and become the first for 130 points and Lawrence McCutcheon finished- "He told me he would give routed Philadelphia. 38-20. to gam the final Nation- man to gain 2.000 yards, finishing the year with the regular season with 1.097 yards. al Football League playoff berths, as the regular me the football and told me he 2,003. Washington rode into the playoffs on the arm season drew to a close yesterday. Atlanta edged New Orleans 14-10; Kansas City would give me the offensive of Billy Kilmer who threw four touchdown passes, Ken Stabler's fourth-quarter touchdown pass trounced San Diego 33-6; Baltimore topped New line, and he kept his word I three to Larry Brown, in the home victory over made Oakland the American Conference West Di- England 18-13, and Green Bay blanked Chicago li- promised him I'd do the best I Philadelphia. could and believe I kept my vision champion. The Raiders will open the play- ft word, too offs at home next Saturday against Pittsburgh, The Raiders took advantage of an unsuccessful Ken Anderson threw three touchdown passes, "But I'm very proud, too, which clinched the AFC wild-card berth by beating Denver gamble in the game at Oakland. including bombs of 77 and 67 yards t<. rookie Isaac that as a team we broke San Francisco, 17-11 Saturday. Trailing, 14-10. in the fourth quarter, and with Curtis, as Cincinnati built up a 27-10 lead in win- Miami's rushing record. This In other games involving playoff teams: starter quarterback Charley Johnson out with an ning at Houston —Dallas won the National Conference East by injury, Denver tried a fake punt from its own 48- record isn't just mine." Eddie Ray scored twice on one-yard plunges in beating St. Louis. 30-3, and will play at home next yard line. But linebacker Monte Johnson stopped Then, referring to his offen- Atlanta's victor)' over New Orleans; Kansas City Sunday against NFC West champion Los Angeles, Joe Dawkins at the line of scrimmage, and Oak- sive line — guards Reggie breezed [fast San Diego as Jan Stenerud kicked a 30-17 winner over Cleveland. land took over. Runs by Marv Hubbard and Clar- McKenzie and Joe DeLamiel- four field goals: Marty Domres' two touchdown ence Davis moved the ball to the 31 before Ken leure. and tackles Dave Foley — Washington won the NFC wild card berth passes lifted Baltimore past New F.ngland. and Stabler threw a pass to Al Siani for the winning and Don Green — he said: with its triumph over Philadelphia and will play Jerry Tagge threw two scoring passes, his first as touchdown. "This belongs to them as next Saturday at NFC Central champion Min- a pro, in sparking Green Bay over Chicago. much as it does to me, if not nesota, a 31-7 victor over the New York Giants. Roger Staubach passed for 256 yards and more." SO LONG, ALEX — New York Giants' head —Cincinnati outlasted Houston 27-24 to win the three touchdowns in leading Dallas past the Car- Saturday. Pittsburgh scored one touchdown on Despite Simpson's and Buf- coach Alex Webster leaves the field at Yale Bowl AFC Central and the right to play defending Super dinals at St. Louis. a John Brodie pass and got another on a 50-yard falo's heroics, the Bills failed for the last time after watching his team lose to Bowl champion Miami next Sunday. The Dolphins John Hadl passed for two touchdowns as Los pass by Terry Bradshaw in beating San Francisco, to achieve their primary goal the Minnesota Vikings. Webster had announced beat Detroit, 31-0, Saturday. Angeles set a club record of 12 regular season vic- while Bob Griese connected with Pual Warfield on - a berth in the NFL play- his resignation Wednesday. Elsewhere yesterday, Buffalo beat the New tories in beating Cleveland at Los Angeles. Two four touchdown passes in Miami's rout of Detroit. Giants Play Same Old Tune For Webster's Swan Song NEW HAVEN. Conn. - St. Francis connected im Ifl yesterday. Snow had covered ter. no worse than it had while What began in the sunshine at and 13 passes to help the Nor- the field by halftime (making staggering to a MM record, Monmouth College, West semen to a 24-0 lead before it look as if the Vikings wen' better only than Houston's 1- Long Branch, ended in the the Glantl scored their last wearing camouflage uni- 13 snow and slush at Yale Bowl touchdown for the departing forms), and by the end of the Even Pete Gogolak missed here yesterday when the Min- Webster and his staff game, only a few thousand four field goal attempts, the nesota Vikings routinely Norm Snead. the quarter- fans were still on hand to gh e last of which was blocked. whipped the New York Gi- back, the (Jiants gut as part of Alex the traditional musical ants. 31-7 the payment fur Tarkenton. farewell. Bobby Bryant set the tone for the entire game by inter- The NFC Central Division threw two Interceptioni to If seekers of mi livatinn ex- cepting Snead's pass on the champions ruined Alex Web- help the Vikings In a pair of pected the Giants In Rive a su- third play of the game to give ster's farewell appearance, first half scores perhuman effort for Webster the Vikings possession at the and it was only just retribu- Even the famous Mara yesterday, they were mistak- Giants' 21. Four plays later, tion. Alex, who announced his weather deserted the Giants en The team played no bet- resignation as Giants' coach Oscar Reed broke a tackle Wednesday, scored his first and loped over from the 9. coaching victory over the Vik- After Gogolak missed a pair ings. of field goal attempts in the To make matters worse, first period (a running into former Giant Fran Tarkenton the kicker penalty had given led the Vikings down out of him a second shot), he the northland to gain his own skidded on a 39-yarder in the revenge. second and was low. Cougar *» 7 thorn writ! op* CONSISTENTLY SCORING Replace Fuel Filter Element • Inspect Ignition Coil SEE IT TODAY AT... FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — The Arkansas Razorbacks football teams have not been Replace Air Filter Element • Inspect Battery Cables held scoreless in 72 games. 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'1395 • CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY 4-door. v-8. factory air, powar, radio, whilewalls. powar, radio, whilewalls J i • SCAMPs WAGONS 1972 MALIBU. 2595 1969 MERCURY. 1495 SS' COUPE 350 V-8. console, automatic, mags, tic. COUGAR COUPE Vmyl rool. aulomaiic. power, ale. • BARRACUDAS • CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1971 CAPRICE $2595 1968 OLDS M395 COUPE Air. vinyl tool, powar. radio, whiiewiiis TORONADO COUPE Air. buckets, power, whiltwalls "SHARP " WAGONS • SATELLITES 1971 MERCURY '2495 1966 IMPALA '795 COUGAR COUPE Bucket!, aulomaiic. powar. whitewata CONVERTIBLE Small V-8. aulomaiic. • IMPERIALS powar. wMttwalls. •FURYs • CHRYSLER NEW YORKER Santa's GIFTS FROM OUR OWN NEW BROUGHAMS SEE US Specials SERVICE & PARTS DEPARTMENT We have in stock now, a supply of GM designed "Love Seats". The perfect safety car FOR UNBELIEVABLE DISCOUNTS! seat for infants 9 $13.10 and children $29.95. For the man who seems to have everything - how about auto accessories? Radios, trailer hitches, litter containers, wheel covers, floor mats, roof racks, etc. And from our expanded service department a Christmas Special for yourselfl Have a 747-0787 smooth running car for the winter. See our tuneup special by factory trained mechanics on todays sport page $38.50 complete I 141 W. FRONT ST. CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTH RED BANK CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. 641 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-3130 SHREWSBURY 110. AulMfor Salt IX. Trvcht and Troiitf» m. Truck» and Trailer. IM. Wonted Aulomotiva 210. Butlneit Strvle*. Tke Dally Register, Red Buak-Middlettwi, N.J. MowUy, December 17,1I7J 17 1970 OPEL RALLEY '•*• OOOOc PICKUP O-IM - SIxylM. M CHEVROLET PICK-UP - Model C- dec. slick ih.ll l»i I OO« '.ton. witti . Excellent condition LOW mileage 31*. Hole Wonttd Fouf-nwid. R«oi economy, Ww springs, lil-oin Coll Jll ID77 JUNK CARS REGLAZING 310. Help Wonttd 319. Htlp Wonttd iroMA Q.O*. ropsirtd. W« replace broken Molt or Ftmol* PICKED UP gtau IN alwmingm or wootfon frames. Molt or Ftmoit Molt or Ftmolt IMS CHEVROLET PICKUP — *. Ion. all Twinbrook Auto Wrecking BROILERMAN M.W RASSAS heavy duty equipment Very good con PROWN'S Eiperlenced. Apply Tomohowk Restou- RELIEF COOK - Temporary STATIONARY ENGINEER - For immt- PONIA eitlon Never uud tar business in 19/1 ll>. Motorcyclw Eatonlown 542-2235 rant. t4Hlll. Coll Boyvlew Nursing Home *o,f opening on iwlno ihltt, I to 4, 4 to 12 PONTIAC » Brood Si.. Red Bonk 74I-7JW JM Brood St.. 741 MMMM Red Bon ofter l^m. YAMAHA GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — and 13 to I. Mult tw Blve Sra< third clan. E IK CVCLE SERVICE. INC REAL ESTATE SALES - Licensed pre- WIREMAN M/W - To wire etec Exptrlcnct rtqulrtd. Hoipifol taDtrienct Eves until » AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH SLIPCOVERS •rrtd- Aggressive growing etllce re wettirtd. Full tint* Ittodv ooijllon Ex IH4 CADILLAC - Good Urn. t 171 w Front II., Red Bank 142 01)7 MOTORS, INC., Hwy IS. Eotontown. S42 lo/mechanicol units trom schemollcs VOLKSWAGEN - Pickup truck. New Plastic and fabric. Guaranteed low prlctt. quires a lorge itoff due to expansion pro- Ixptrlence required. Apply Electro im crtttnl frlnot btntiih. Oppo-run'ty lor od- ciot. Needs engine. «75 broke system Looks and rum well. Needs U7I YAMAHA ENOU8O- 17 ICC gram. Only Interested In salespeople, de- vonc«mtnt Apply Ptrjonnel Oepl., w*th-' 4tSllSI Itfhtl. 117 7177. Deo. tfrett wllti monutocfurer. tllmtnatt sirous ot earning over 170.000 per vear. pulse, lit Chestnut St.. Red Bank. Knobbles front and back. Good condition. CARS WANTED - m*d*tman. Coll Mr lupt.WBIt. doyi. » to 3. Jtrscy Short Mtdltol Ctnttr, Aikln|_U7S. Coll Joyno. Hmu. jtfke leods. entenslve odvertUlng notion tXPtRllNCEO COUNTER PERSON - Cot Mil Avt., Ntpfwnt, An «)uol opOOftu- IM4 PONTIAC CATALINA - Automatic, It7l CHEVROLET VAN HOUSE PAINTING — Interior ond en « referral service Member ot two MLS', power Goad condition IJ7S. Goodco... conditioi n .uncheonette. Folr Hoven orco. Mon., ntty frnploytf. tin HONDA 150 CB - I.SOU miles Re- tvrlor. fteosonatoie rales. fre« tsHmates. trolnlng program All replies held In stric- .. Thurs , 10 to 3. Coll 741 W3». Colt «7i son MJ7HJ cently tuned. Asking 1*00 Coll W 0»S ot w im test confidence. Send resume to Bo> G-77, ^ObUCTiONTwlREMAN M'W -^Work MGt lMt — Roodsler Four new rodloi ItSS DODGE U TON PICKUP — Brand lor 4p.m. WANTED PAINTER - College student. ExctllttM Tne Dolly Register. Red Bank •ERMANENT POSITION - F UTTi with tlmlttd supervmon, atiltt (orcmon or aoneral selllingi . *ExperiencExper e preferred. In production setup. Mu,t b« able to rtod fires. 25 miles ptr gallon. Needs lome new engine and snows. Four speed trans- WJ YAMAHA 7S0cc - t«0 miles. Like worker. Experienced. Inltrlor ortxtorler. body «rt. Best oiler Coll 142 B«0. mission. Call S WALL Complete RESUME Service Shrewsbury. N.J. Prepare. Revise. Advise or Print Shrewsbury Ave at Fast Service, reasonable prlret Work performer! hy u man who has S»rnm»re HI 14M reviewed, revised ond wr.iten titoutondt ot resumes over the years Pone 4*3 4174 tor convenient lacotion 110. Autoi for Sol* Central ond Norm Monmouth County PRICE Middle ond ',oulh Monmouth County 3085' CAREER MARKETING P O Bon 71], Oohhurst, N J O771S RE^UMES PROFESMOHAI I < ARID STOP IN SOON ... PRICES WON'T STAY THIS LOW LONG" d/r Personnel 1972 CADILLAC 1)7 Brood St. Red Bonk 147 1MI Setter. Of VIII* I'um.irAWMi us Chaelnul brown, dark brown Openings In Monmoulh County Two years Corner HWY 35 • Injl lor. malehlnf Inlarlar. experience on IBM JM ond V0. wllh OS andCabol •(• PAID Salary 11 in Fullpowor Including feclory eOUITY PEBSONNIL INC air, AM FM ataraa, power door 141W. Front St. locka. Immeculilo Ihroughout (ft ton to" NON F- B O F I T UM SCHWARTZ 4lt IM fob Foeler clostr. Red Bank Willing lo locate within 'i hour radius of Red Bonk. Send resume and prolesslonat RUSSELL references to Monmouth Orry Care Cenier, 0LDSMOBIL£ GAOtLLAC CO. ,,re *w# Shrew\burv INTERNATIONAL 747-0787 100 Newmon Springs td Red lonk Mort CloMlfltd 741-0910 on Nixt Page 18 The Daly RegUter, Red Baak-MtUktawa, N.J. MaatUy, Occeaber 17,1*71 «10. MarcaaodHa far Solo .Htln wentM 111. Hal* Wentad HRCC FRCHCH PROVINCIAL - Ty- Tiger lei. molcHa*. atast laps. elegaM. UM I-TR M F Mala aw ramaia new, never vtaa. TOFT' THAT VIOUM ACE 6O0MPSAWFOL CXCCUTIVC RCTARY OUSTEN • stene r*< ' Adlnlitrallve AJMKC XSBt^f*Assistan* t 7.1140. PPERSONNCC RSONNCL CLCRCLERK INDUSTRIALS Strut experience In aoriannil work hatp- »lb*cltH*OK hii. Stone and divertitled duf lee. Pat MM. VARttYPER - Mode 1 mjJits. Very •pVv.NEVCRi >AIC O* 6AK iTlF tA*LCS-S4>: Oa^aorder MCMTAHV mencelien candtllan LIZATIONTO »47- 114 AjfcCL^S-jldeoMoj Pgj^oT0^ FM RAOIO CONSOLl - Record plover. aodtaSjWiaj^sfi; Lompe. IKFlcwei. «l. imoll. S3. ve.. Red Bonk, RCCCPTIONIIT m 10. FT, #A M>Ib iTIlit pANfi.! ESK - Cuitom built, oil «'mii"/*,"ia -»• wide, ir to IT length!, lullatle for e* tilts to become dro.lng board. I10O mtm. raanna e> fence. Surplul. Cheop m I44.7SI4. HRISTMAS GIFT - For "Hector ot «&3 IKiliwAi w>r> — rw --,.:„.•• RUG — tilt, olready esotencIfenco or "chil"Chiled; that hos evaryli"ingeverytnln". JlO.Help Wonted HI]. RCA record player. -piecpiece childl china Ito tet. c red ItJO, - Several 111. Noli Wonted Sir Marchondita far Sola olofor genre pointing,, »witi h ChristmaChrlltros me "ea! ex- Molt or Ft molt f. Bestc- > coll 0711717. COLLECTIONS Mala or Pamola RATTAN SIT — Four piecei, two chain, Experience* with flne«ic*,jknk *r• CMIMICAL •NOR'CHIMIIT tacktall table. M0. celTeciioncec i background. ftSir riiwii- IVI-UIJ alter I *.m. terleclcee cbniUitr**). FuljktntM.. Find SECRCTARY - Gee* •kill*. coed aim r3P^ company To 1141 to start. flgurei. Minimum 1-1 |«n btislnell ex TA.Lt - V' ikrlt. tl> •Mntha •hind Wicker f*jtn«. excellent benefit arearom. T« «•. VMA* TrICCS - WroaltH, foplna. 4d Perfect" conditioditl n MayinMing MusMi t senMi.l Assistant , live petted Ireei. Little Sliver " * ~~ a*i taVAJa 44HISStUM ,SCT - Eight piece while pftrl- I/at, FCC PAID. UNCHetOP*kTTTkt ANO SUB SHOP- - JceMtnT condition, nordiv used. ifM. CRCTARICI - Fantastic opportunity : witv«vaa4>c tHjiyas - i^gnt ox .oil MI-MS. persons with excellent (.kills ond bock- umu> Department in AOWI KINDLING WOOD- noil mochlna erlintee], ocLivcWnfffcr^aF " I Te I daily. Frl 71* t. JANTORS itOHwy M, Mlddletown Manager LAWM MAINTCNANCt - tALCR TO YOU. WII54A $1 a baa rrlenced 1* aaaratlna steam cIMMfi d/r Personnel Sfll*BLOND BEDROOM MET - Far these chilly minings Hear mm. Cltm* ladders end clean FHODUCTipx OlFAKTMtNt rtuer ond flask, two living Open Saturdays unljl Itwy. »men's levolerlei. Outstondin* company 117 Ireod St.. DM talk I4MJ0I TYPISTS yW9j^?U&\s benefits. Plea** THANKS FOR / HtLPINO MI- • • I WITH MY MATH?/ I HAVE TOGO NOW/ f*T'MRS--UH---MV GRANDMOTHER- CAN'T DO MUCH WITHOUT MY HELP 1 RtALLY POINC IT- FOR YOU,THAT 14.' The Wizard of Id i see roo MAHY p&on-e- WITH ucnm& TO EAT oft MA Your Horoscope, Birthday MONDAY. December 17 - reality. You like to think of est possible time. — You may well spend the Born today, you are inclined yourself as a witty, vivacious, PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) best part of this day wrestling Andy Capp toward depression and must captivating conversationalist — Unless you can deliver with your conscience. There therefore be fairly constantly — and,indeed, you have the yourself of adverse opinions is much to be said for offering on your guard against seeing ability to be just that! — but in a kindly manner you would and accepting apologies. WHICH'AS BEEN\ l.KO fJuly 23-Aug. 22) l things more blackly than you lack Ihe self-confidence do well to keep your views to GOiN ONEVERJ they really are, against mak- required to take hold of a yourself. Try to encourage -Seek Ihe release of tension ing decisions on Ihe basis of conversation in such a wav. another in his work. in your usual hobbies ad^ C SINCE THE f^ exaggerated ills. This is not ARIES (March 21-April 19) leisure-time activities. To try to imply, however, that you —Means are more than ends, something new at this time arc one of those unfortunate particularly now when you could do more harm than RECEPTION.'! persons who imagines ills or Tuesday. December IK have it within your power to good. who refuses to accept any- SAf.lTTARUIS (Nov. 22- hurt others not by what you VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) thing good in life; what il Dec. 21) -Refuse to give way do but by the way in which -Make every effort to means is th;it you do not fight on your high standards. Now you do it. progress under your own against whatever adverse is tiie time to prove to those in TAURUS (April 20-May 20) steam. Hint' your imagina- situations or circumstances doubt that you have the — Consider the possibility tion into Ihe production of may come your way but are. courage of your convictions. that your estimate of another ideas useful to the fulfillment instead, inclined In accept CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. may be exceedingly wide of of dreams of success. (hem, perhaps to enlarge 19)-Where you hold others in the mark/ If you find that you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Uct. 22) Nubbin upon them, and to act high esteem let them know; have erred in critical judg- -Discover your own value to accordingly. where you do not, tactfully ment, make immediate the present situation on the ABOUT YOUR V You enjoy being with other get the point across. There is amends. employment scene. This is a JOIKIIN' OUft Q-UB, no need for you to use harsh good (lay for testing just how By /i VOTE OF people, but are often GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ..Tue words.. far others can go without you. 15 TO O... v suspicious of their seeming — Don't cross your bridges VOTE© A2£ enjoyment of you. You have AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. until you come In them; in the SCORPIO (Oct.,23-Nov. 21) ALL visions of yourself as the life 18) —Redirect your energies same vein, don't hum your — Unless you can understand ol Ihe parly, hut you are not toward those enterprises another')) directives, Ihey are bridges behind you until useless to you. Bo sure to do sure enough of yourself to which, though difficult, are you're sure of your destina- your own "homework" before perform in such a way that most likely to carry your tion. you ask another for his ad- you can make the vision a career forward in the short- CANCER (June 21-July 22) vice. Sheinwold's Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD the king of clubs. Kaplan won diamonds and one trump. 3.118. Grand Central Station, with the ace of clubs, drew The play was good, but Ihe New York, NY. 10017.) Deceptive plays should be two rounds of trumps with the manner also had to be per- learned away from the bridge ace and king, cashed the ace fect. If West became sus- MIT™ THE REASON WHERE S THAT GOOD BEWMD EVERY SUCCESSFUL table. This sort of practice and king of spades and then (THIS BUSINESS IS picious, he would ruff the ten FOR-NOTHING?)*^ MAN THERE'S A V/OMAN will help you look like George casually led the ten of spades. of spades and take a club as South dealer > A SUCCESS IS Washington while you act like Both sides vulnerable I ON ACCOUNT OF Here again the manner was well as a second diamond Jesse James. NORTH 7 ME -I WORKED important. Kaplan led the ten trick. This would defeat the West opened Ihe king of dia- of spades without undue haste contract. • A7 V, ANP SLAVEP } V K75J r / monds when this hand came and without emphasis of any along in a recent tournament. 0 QI042 kind. DAILY QUESTION 4 874 Edgar Kaplan, famous New West thought that declarer Partner opens the bidding WEST EAST York expert, played the seven was going to ruff the ten of with one spade, and the next of diamonds rinni the South • 8432 spades in dummy — exactly player doubles. You hold: SK C 0102 hand with nary a fumble. 9 86 what he was intended to be- 7 5 3 H-9 7 D-Q 10 4 2 C-J 7 4. O AK85 0 J96 West knew that his partner lieve. Hence West discarded a What do you say? + KQ109 • 6532 miKht have begun a signal low diamond, and there went Answer: Rid two spades. SOUTH willi the six and three of ilia the defense! This sort of raise is mildly • KQJ 105 monda, but thought it mure Kaplan discarded a club preemptive, showing good V A J94 likely that Kaplan had from dummy and next led the trumps but a very weak hand. 0 71 dropped the seven as a lalse queen of spades to discard (A Pocket Guide To 4 A) card. South X) PfOPt MOW-O -«*VASN*H dummy's last club. West could Bridge' written by Alfred West North East Avoided Trap ruff this trick, but he was too Sheinwold is available. Get 1 • Double P«, Avoiding the trap, West late lo get a club trick. The your copy by sending 50 cents 2 O Pass 4 O All Put shifted at the second trick to defense was limited lo two to Red Bank Register, Box Opening lead - 0 K THAT'S ONLY AN EXPRESSION The Phanloip DONT VO6S ME ABOUND.' I'M JUST A« TUB PHAnroM LCAP5 ON TMC A SPLIT ZECONP AF7EH THB V6BK aoo 7:00; 10:M; MldnlfM • s rhannrl 52 unlru otberwtae note* Lou Anffeles Pnlire AciidPniy only. Cowboy ID OAYTIME MOVIES •00 O O HERE'S LUCY CINEMA 1— tOO O 'Denoe-out, When Wet" < A • unirdy of error* mines w hen Chuck Connors • ID B»NK SUdhorlho IsWl 10:10; TaklAf Off CINEMA KUA Twinl- I0O0 Q The tr.de Comot Homo" ln..» to 111.ike a film in Lucy's house, wtth Lucy CINEMA tlt~ FULL COURSE DINNER and her klur-slruck friends contntMlting to UM Slepmother 7 10, Super Chick t.N 1-00 0 "Amennf Or. Clitterltoine" The wov We Were > M: Id; Sorbo MINlOfAlK f*UTWK*VOHATOMIC*.SOUHtAUU> ronfitfltaa. t»T )1 DRIVE IN- S "CW90 ->< the Laaatn" • KYW.TV MOVIE rello 11:00 The Good. The Bod ond the Ugly > 00. CINIMA- MOM. Linquma Mh «-hM dam sauce 3.50 )-00 a "The Med Doctor ol Market Street" -Wklle it-risl-naa" 1IKMI itantnr Mag Oos»y. NIW SMUtwlBUHT Copsond Bobbjci «.» 4-00 B "TKe Secret ol Monte Criito" Ronenwry rliionev. Tuo army buddies become **. Tli$. Baked *mok*K) ham w/Montmorency CINEMA I- MATAWAN •) "Denver ami the Rio Grande" !"i< notrt- lotnrdy team and get ln\olved with a long the Drum Slowly J 00: I:ill CINEMA M- Sauce (a (MtfnhJ cherry sauce) 3.95 4:30 O "Send! ol KaUkari" litt l.». f:H Heovy Tronic tJOl I II B) "White Chmtma," |Pett l| O NIC MON0AY NIGHT MOVIE WED. Steak Puroia. _ 4.95 One* You KIM A Stranger" 1\WM starTtnir Cartil CINEMAon II. -Goodbye 1.00; 4:00; I 00; EVENING Lynlcy. Pnul Riirke The wife of a protesetonaj The L THOTS.MOSULEitgWi cut Pnme fW> . 4.95 rnUrr turns drlrdivr In an effort lo protect her eM •••••• NEWS « 10 • ATONTOWN VigtHitai. Poutm, ico Cream, Cqllee hushiind fmni a i*vrhi'tic \toman. fl THE WILD. WILD WEST O B THE LIIERTY IOWL COMMUNITy- "Tlii* NI-rM ot rirr and HrmistOM** K:m-ws »i North Cirulni.i Stale Dehve-once I 00. • 00, McCobe ond KITCMNOPUI UtfriL 110 A.M. Mr. Miller IX Lunchoone und Mwwri Oalty • I DREAM OF JEANNIE • BONANZA "My Utitlrr. the Oirtit i'aruao' A ruUlrnvHi tnes '" popaer lh<* meat supply of MIDOLEaitOOK 0 TODAY IN DELAWARE Vueinia City by toning minera to pay exofbttsnt CINEMA t-r UTMKaiBVBIraliUT. • HODGEPODGE LODGE I'lKfS Friends I 1). SlddnorrrKi I M • SESAME STREET •10 8 a THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW CINEMA 1- flttfe Eets I'tlo » rlnss by himself uhen he sppeirs 1511 ZOOM Don't Look in the Boiement TOO; as "Mr. ri.i/ilr'" Ihe singing and danring repre- to 00. Lou Houte on me Lett I N 4J0 O NIC NIGHTLY NEWS 1 »u\e> «.( .i itrtrrprni tn a TV rumn-erclal. a THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW O KNICKS IASKETIALI "ttf-t-anla New Life** Km.ks-t Homlnn ttodtets. JAVOV- 0 AK EVENING NEWS CD ED BOOK BEAT Foil toll ? IS. t 00 •) SEAT THE CLOCK SB HOTLINE TO HEALTH C9 UNDER BILLY PENN'S HAT A -rbtlot- IT 10 Urnrttrs' OCEAN TOWNIHIP CI»CLE_ I ZOOM |52I SURVIVAL IS A PERSONAL THING a "Inborn G^ncllt* lh u < -i' long the Drum Slowly ! M. t 10 I ulm (vision 1000 O (0 SPECIAL mCEMOLD 7-00 |S1) J YOUCIRS FUTUREVENINEG IS NEW NOSW The Good The shfiw-hiisinrM vnuile nobhy Van an4 Elaine Joyto MAI I 1- I WHAT'S MY LINE? ri-t'nrm sonfts nnd dunces from thur bit aho*a aA NIa Cc" NIGHTLY NEWS "hen they star together for the first UtM. Heovy Trofflc I 4J; 1:15 BadandTheUgh m SKCtAlt PICKWICK • •NEWS MAIL I— PRESENTS !>• unrnnretlnble rhamlm-i rroaa Charlt-a Dtctrtne" B STRAIGHT TALK "TTH1 Plrkwk-h Pet-era' nre features* tn a •MMIcaJ 03 MEASURES FOR DRUG SAFETY for the entire fairXle. anlCKTOWN OVBI100 EVENTS ROM MMRSOISQUME GM0BI 10:10 a HOW DO YOUR CHILDREN GHOWf n TO Till THE TRUTH MICK PIAIA- • THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW tatar* Tfet N.Y. Kjfcb i Tin H.Y. Ruftn M AK NEWS WITH SMITH REASONEH Wettworld 7.11; «:N "World s Giri-tent Jr«el Thief* and 'Are Bttckt a THE LUCY SHOW MALL CINEMA I- THIS WEEK: 1 Inferior to Whites?" •onglhe Drum Slowly 7:!J; »:JI •Lnrjr Walla Up for Dirts* |S1| FIXING LINE m MAGOO-S CHRISTMAS CAROL o MALL CINEMA I- - O O DD NEWS Long Goodbye ) 20. • 10 DK. 20 7:30 P.M. Rsngers n. D«tr«it 19 TAKE II O HOGAN'S HEROES m WHO IS MAN? Die 228P.M. Knfcks vs. DUnit 09 HODGEPODGE LODGE ID PERRY MASON |SII MAN IUILDS. MAN DESTROYS "The t'aae of the R-mns* Hlver** EATONTOWM & "Only One Birth.** A rrrort on the Btort-tKilm Con* 11:10 O CD THE CIS LATE MOVIE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS LOOK k THIS WEEK'S LOCAL PROGRAMS: mim a «-«rM rnnfrnnre la 10T1 Wtilth ttOlttt • Tr.i and Symp.tthv' <1*iM) starring Deborah Kerr, QRCLL OCEAN TW. mofttnoiiwi County Pwk D0p.tffc1ii.-if ffoMfftft nn Ihr hitmun rnvinmniml. John Ken*. A sensitive student at an old New Vng- ATLANTIC CINEMA 730 O STANO UP AND CHEER l.md school, denned by his fellow students, hi* fath- Lost Tango 700. s is SEMENT MON THRUM. "Red Sneakers" Dee. 18 4:30 P.M. Guests: The Lrmvm SiMrrs. er and the hei.dniH.ier, it given aympalhy *-» the MI001H0WN Headmaster's wire. IRI D«c. 19 6:30 P.M. O LET'S MAKE A DEAL SHOPPERS O THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES • O THE TONIGHT SHOW KM Drum Slowlr > M. » JO Host: John Davidson In and Around Monmouth County: O WILD. WHO WORLD OF ANIMALS MMIT. SPECIAL • THE 11:30 MOVIE Don l Look in the lotemenl 7 00: Clowns at Shopping Center B WORLD Of SURVIVAL "Footllght Parade" (10*1*1) starring Jamea Ogney, tsaiLa MATINEE "Wtmn over m» mrr Joan Blondell. A nualcal comedy «KMtor Irleo to) Dec. 18 7 P.M. Dec. 20 4:30 P.M. B lOWLING FOR DOLLARS msko a comeback In a new venture aj-4 ftnda Wl SEATS $100 B EYE ON someone la stealing his ideas. Sports Spotlight 1200 m JOAN SUTHERLAND a a NEWS MMdowbrook School hwfaUMMl TaM. T.nnl. •'Mirr«m'* a ThTHe CaE t PeopleTE " IIMII .Umng Simons Simon. SAVOY THE LATE SHOW DM. 17 7 P.M. Dec 19 4 P.M. m CORONATION STREET KenT t Smith. Mattiion off Main CO TV GARDEN CLUB B THE TWILIGHT ZONE /.•bury Park.988-3533 ONL Y ON FUTUREVISION Kll NEW if«FY NEWS REPORT 11:30 O CINEMA SIX I 00 O «D GUNSMOKE -TOo Rise and Fall of Legs t.iainond'* lltMO) (tax o NOWTHItUTHUMDAY SIDDII CHANNEL 12 542-7744 "rvadlv Innocent." A p *'rfill young men with ring R«y Panlon. Karen Sleele. the mind of a child rrupti Into uncontrollable Ylo- O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE —-~ inn f when he sees nnv-jne or unirthtnr heli-r hfirt "Itmntree Countj" iPart II llMH) starrtng Elua- KXQl ISITK! O O ANIMATED HOLIDAY SPECIAL beth Taylor. Montgomery Ctlft. DELIVERANCE "The Bur Who Slept Throtifti Chrtttmu." A WITH younf bruin, Tid K Hear, got* In *wch of Christ- ID NI&HT FINAL PLUS! 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"Temple of the Thousand tJrhla" (10a.1t starrtng Tonight's program focuses en the health, ethical "HEAVY TRAFFIC" MONDAY and moral questions Involved with Inborn genetic Richard Hnrrlson. Ijicianit Qllll. defects. 205 O THOUGHT FOR TODAY MRS. MILLER • 30 O O DIANA 1:30 a NEWS AND WEATHER Vz GOLDEN BROWN -Whoa Minding the Ot!" Diana finds herself 1:37 n BIG ATTACK 50 baby-sitting for a very mischievous eat 3:10 O THE LATE SHOW FRIED CHICKEN 2 CLOTHING COLLECTION Town Cast MIDDLETOWN -The TONIWirS TUESDAY Woman's Club of Mtddletown .ROAST YOUNG is collecting clothes for resi- DINNER dents of Appalachia. Mrs. SPECIAL ^TURKEY John A. Ward is chairman of at •mi monthly birthday celebrations At The "MOILT MATINEE 2 pm SAT & SUN WEDNESDAY •ad visitations at Hilltop Nursing Home. nuTop-nouitoM MON &TUE. 7-9p«. GOLDEN FRIED 199 m Qokten Ale FRI. I SAT. 2-7.9.11,* •nMTurnu , "Molly" , Setter with Fruit SUNDAY 2. 5-7-9pm FLOUNDER I Sauca. Shoe String mum iTi'mr. Dancing Potatoes. Mixed Salad. 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Ker- inception in 1052, and he has ing banquet last week. He was ris Scoville, a project engi- attended all its sessions. presented a plaque. Interest in Bible Is Spurred The plaque bore the signa- neer with the Electronics He is the only ECOM em- Technology and Devices Lab- tures of all seven co-chairmen (Ci)llllllllcil ) indeed, rule a rich, lavish king- foot Ziggurat, the Biblical Tow- Kgypt, the enslaved Israelites ploye able to claim this dis- with whom Mr. Scoville was th°m to lave printing costs. For doiii, which critics before con- er of Babel, and have shown lul to freedom by Moses. oratory, Army Electronics tinction. sidcrcd legendary; that there that the thick walls of ancient Command, is retiring from associated, ranging from the the opfiroved common Bible, The symposium has grown was, indeed, an ancient people Jericho did, in fact come two jobs. year l»52 to this year's co- they've been restored, placed There also are remains of the to be the largest meeting in railed Hittites, previously tumbling down, He will leave his post with chairmen, Milton Tenzer and between the Old and New Tes- Temple of Dagon" and the world dealing with the in- ruined only in the Bible and the ET&D Laboratory in June Elmer Godwin, both from the taments, with notes indicating "House of Ashtoreth," pagan dustry. differences about them. whose existence was disputed There also is evidence of after almost 24 years of ser- ET&D Lab. v:.,Vs flood in an eight-foot shrines mentioned in the book Meanwhile, modern arch- by earlier critics. vice. For his years of dedicated Mr. Scoville resides in Mid- layer of clay sediment, between d( .Samuel. Clay tablets at Tel eological research has swept service, Mr. Scoville was hon- dletown with his wife, Flor- Twcntie-th century ex- strata of artifacts above and cl-Amarna in Egypt tell of a He quit the other job at the away many baffling cobwebs cavations have turned up the nation called the "Habiru" 22nd International Wire and ored at the symposium's clos- ence. about the culture and history of below, extending over an area ancient Sumcrian capital of Ur, 400 miles long and 100 miles lHebrews) "taking the cities" Cable Symposium at the Shel- Biblical times and has valid- previously associated only with of Canaan. bourne Hotel in Atlantic City. Chrislmas Social Set ated many aspects of the Bible wide, the alluvium of an unpar- the Biblical account of Abra- The latter position was 22 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS READ LABEL that were denied by 19th centu- alleled flood of about 3200 B.C. The world of the Bible is Ifin's departure from It, but years of association with the covering that early civilized being resurrected," says arch- — A Christmas social pro- ry scholarly detractors. now disclosed beneath the world. uologtst Van Beek. Theologian symposium, which Is spon- gram is planned for Wednes- DIRECTIONS. sands around the Tigris and "The doubts have vanished in An Kgyptian fortress has Albert C. Outler adds that the sored by ECOM, with the co- day's meeting of St. Agnes lCuphratcs rivers as the site of face of evidence discovered been unearthed at Beisan north modern research has "redisco- operation of the wire and PTA. mutinies probably the world's oldest civ- through excavation," says of .Jerusalem, with inscriptions vered the Bible almost as if it cable industry. It is scheduled for 8;30 p.m. ilization. cant he* you if you dart archeoloRist G. W. Van Beek. .siIOwing that Egyptian Pharaoh were truly a new book," Mr. Scoville has been con- in the school cafeteria. 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