NJEA official lashes out at Abrams By CAROL POLSKY ative of the New Jersey Education As- gogue and a paid gun, finds one target, iar with the Open Public Meeting! Law tion and the reinstatement of suspended RED BANK - A lUtc teachers as- sodaUoa, wrote in a letter to The Reg- Joan Abrams, easier than nine." have said is legal, is a response to nu- teacher Portia Williams. Popper and ister. "Government cannot be per- sociation representative has accuMd So- The board will vote at its next meet- merous tumultuous public meetings in Cadman could not be reached for com- perlnlMd—t ef Schools Joan Abranu of mitted to regulate the free wpraasion of recent months during which discussions ment last night. its citizens ' ing on the resolution to limit discussion. being responsible for the Board of Molloy said members of the teachers repeatedly have become extremely Molloy said representatives of the Education's move to restrict public dis- Abrams said she would not comment heated over a number of issues. NJEA and the Red Bank Education As- on her discussions with the board on the association will be in attendance to cussion at board meeting* to items on challenge the measure. It had been pro- Molloy i accusation follows picketing sociation will meet this week to plan for the i measure, bat said, "I should be flat probable continued picketing of board tered that Mr. Molloy invests me with so posed by board member Michael El- Saturday outside the homes of the "Joan Abrams has again hood- legood at a workshop meeting two weeks board's president, Stephen Popper, and members' homes — and possibly their much power — but he forgets that there places of employment, as well. winked the Red Bank board into doing are nine board members with good ago and introduced at the public meeting i vice president, Catherine Cadman, by unwilling not only dumb but dangerous brains who make their own decisions." Ian) Tuesday. several dozen association members. The The picketing would take place as well," John Molloy, field represent- She added, Molloy, being a dema The resolution, which lawyers famil- protesters called for Abrams' resigna- before the next board meeting, he said. The Daily Register >li»iimoui h County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 103 NO. 122 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1980 20 CENTS 400 killed, 800 hurt as 'quake rocks Italy NAPLES, Italy (AP) — An earthquake meas- uring 6.1 on the Richter scale killed more than 400 persons and injured more than 800 in 29 cities, towns and villages in the Naples-Salerno area of southern Italy. Among the dead were an estimated 100 wor- ihipers buried by the walls of their church. Hundreds of buildings were destroyed, includ- ing a 10-story apartment house in Naples. Com- munications were cut to many districts, and the casualty totals increased steadily as more areas were heard from and reports were received from searchers in the ruins. "I saw the buildings move like waves of the sea," said Luigi Iannone, who was driving near Salerno when the first quake hit at 7:34 p. m (1:34 p.m. EST) "It was something terrible." The quake was felt the length of Italy, from the Alps to Sicily, and aftershocks continued through the night. Countless thousands spent the night in the open. A heavy fog hung over the disaster area inland from the Gulf of Salerno as the government rushed in medical teams, tents and bulldozers WAITINO IT OUT— Survivors of the AAGM Hotel fire in Las Vegas wait for a chance Doctors canceled a nationwide strike sched- to enter the hotel to claim their possessions. Each occupant is escorted bv hotel uled for today and reported to their hospitals or personnel and the process is expected to take several days. Related stories below and on page 2. rushed to the disaster area. Seismologists said the quake was centered at Eboli, 17 miles southeast of Salerno, and officials reported at least 11 persons were killed there. But the worst single tragedy was reported in DIGGING FOR VICTIMS — Rescue workers dig through the rubble of a building that Balvano, 75 miles east of Naples, where officials collapsed in Naples during earthquake yesterday The building had housed 20 families. Casino fire codes said about 100 persons attending evening Mass were crushed to death by the collapsing walls of ruins of a 10-story apartment building and feared me my babies?" their church as they tried to flee. many more were trapped inside. In Potenza, 90 miles east of Naples and near "There were at least 300 people at the Mass Sketchy reports from Avellino said 13 persons Balvano, an official said virtually all of the city's tonight, including many children. The front wall were killed there, 300 were injured and half of the 50,000 residents fled to the nearby hills and spent stringent in N.J. collapsed as people were trying to get out," said homes were leveled. In the nearby village of the night in their cars or out in the open. the parish priest, the Rev. Salvatore Pagliuca, his I.ioni, a discotheque was destroyed and many Police in Naples hurled tear gas grenades and "While I guess no one can say that a fire vestments torn and covered with dust. were feared dead in the ruins. fired submachine guns into the air at the Pog- ' ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - A fire like the gioreale Prison after some prisoners tried to one that killed at least S3 persons in Las could never occur in a casino hotel in Atlantic Some 70 persons were reported killed in In A versa, north of Naples, the bell tower of a City," Degnan said, "... It is safe to say that Pescopagano, near Balvano, where a hospital, 16th century church collapsed and killed the par- escape in the general panic caused by the earth- Vegas cannot happen at Atlantic City's quake. Prison officials said two inmates were casino hotels, says New Jersey Attorney such a fire to the extent of the MGM fire homes and the police barracks were damaged. ish priest, his 84-year-old mother and another could not occur here." woman. killed and three injured in a brawl among the General John Degnan. Authorities said Naples, Salerno, Avellino and prisoners before guards restored order But Degnan said yesterday that state of- Degnan, Slate Police Superintendent Clin- Potenxa were the major cities affected by the In Lancusi, near Salerno, the quake leveled ficials would review fire codes for all high- ton Pagano and Casino Control Com- quake, which struck as many were sitting down to most of the homes. The bodies of a woman and Rescue efforts were hampered by damage to rise business, residential and hotel buildings missioner Carl Zeitz met behind closed doors supper. Fires broke out as people left their stoves child and two young men were pulled from the roads and rail lines Telephone and electric lines in New Jersey following Friday's fire trag- for about 46 minutes with state gaming of- on when they fled their homes. ruins of a three-story building. A man wandered were down In many places Three military heli- edy at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas. ficials, state fire marshals, city fire and In Naples, searchers pulled 11 bodies from the among the rescue workers crying, "Who will give Sec Quakr. page 7 police chiefs and about SO casino hotel ex- ecutives. The meeting was ordered by Gov. Bren- Reno casino dan T. Byrne to review Atlantic City's pre- Iran demands 'yes - or answer cautions against casino hotel fires. Degnan said afterward be is convinced By The Associated Press letter explained the legal obstacles that would Another official in Rajai s office said the US. is hit by fire Atlantic City's casino hotels "are on the have to be overcome in the courts before three of response was neither explicit nor clear.' and cutting edge" of fire safety technology. Iran says the first U.S. reply to its conditions the demands could be met the Iranian government in its reply asked or a RENO, Nev. (AP) - A grease fire broke "We're satisfied that the (fire) codes are •positive or negative ' response, the official Ira- out last night in a kitchen at Harrah's Club, for the release of the 52 American hostages is These conditions were the release of more up to the task and that they're being strictly unsatisfactory, and it wants a "clear and ex- nian news agency Pars reported forcing the evacuation of the 25-story hotel- enforced in Atlantic City," he said. than $8 billion in Iranian assets frozen by U.S. casino, fire officials said. No injuries were plicit" yes or no, reports from Tehran say. presidential order to insure the payment of Amer- In Washington. State Department spokesman He said Atlantic City's casino hotels have Joe Reap said the U.S. government had received reported. Iran's official reply to the U.S. response to the ican claims against Iran, the cancellation of all several fire safety systems not in use at the such claims and the return to Iran of the fortunes nothing official yet and Mil' was in a "wait-and- It was not clear how much damage was MGM Grand Hotel, including automatic demands made by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini see attitude -He said there were no plans yet for done, but a hotel spokesman, Candy Pearce, and the Majlis, Iran's parliament, was delivered transferred abroad by the late Shah Mohammad alarms, "extensive" smoke control systems, Reza Pahlavi and his closest relatives. anyone to go to Algiers to get the Iranian reply. said part of the casino had been reopened for complete sprinklers, pressurised stairways, Saturday in Tehran to Algerian-officials for trans- business by late last night and guests were "fire tower" refuge areas, automatic doors, mission to the United States The Algerians took Ahmad Azizi, public relations director of the Abdel Kanm Gherayeb. leader ol the four- allowed back in the building. recorded voice instructions and internal fire it to Algiers, but there was no indication when it prime minister's office, said yesterday that Iran member Algerian delegation to whom the Iranian The fire at Harrah's was reported at 10:19 command centers. would be handed over to American officials and wants a clear answer — "either positive or reply was delivered, said he was taking it to Algiers and we will see what happens next " PST and the hotel was evacuated within 1$ "If there's a fire system we know about, whether the delivery would be made in Algiers or negative" — to the four conditions, the Greek minutes, Ms. Pearce said. The fire began in a it's probably in use in Atlantic City," Degnan Washington. Radio and Television Service reported. "Whatever we do. we will do it fast.' kitchen at the Steskhouse Restaurant, lo- Secretary of State Edmund S. Muskie said last "We cannot accept the responses with room Gherayeb added cated in the hotels basement, officials said. said. The attorney general noted that Atlantic week that the United States, in its letter delivered for compromises or negotiations or anything like Today was the hostages 387th in captivity The fire generally was contained in a flue City's five operating casino hotels were built in Tehran Nov. 12, accepted the Iranian conditions that," Azizi said. "We just want clear and very since young Islamic militants seized the U.S. See Fire, page* See OutaM, page t "in principle." But other U.S. officials said the explicit answers." Embassy in Tehran and its staff Mov 4.1979 Tell editor what Board rejects flyers again The Inside Story ByJOELSIEGEL closed caucus session, terday's meeting because he here, however. THE WEATHER KEANSBURG - Meeting prompted yesterday's special felt the "atmosphere" at Bruno, said he wants the you think tonight in a rare Sunday session, the meeting. Tuesday night's meeting did leaflet distributed because it Rain today. Highs in the Ms today. Variable cloudi- Board of Education voted In the referendum, voters not permit a fair examination contains information about ness and cool tomorrow. Complete report, page 3. Six days a week, the Daily and Sunday Register speak yesterday not to distribute a will be aaked whether $63,000 of the issue. the referendum which resi- to their readers on an enormous range of topics. If you controversial flyer contain- should be allocated for con- "I didn't vote my cons- dents could use when decid- Jets slip by Oilers 9 live in Middletown, it's your turn to speak tonight from 8 ing information about tomor- struction of a modular office cience I voted the way the ing how to vote. 49ers (hut oat Giant* 9 to 10 in The Register's Community Room, One Register row's budget referendum. building. The issue has bitter- public wanted me to vote," "I think the board was Ana Landers 14 Plata, Shrewsbury. Weddlngi IS The board voted unani- ly split the board, which nor- Bruno said, adding later: "I confused that night," he said. Register President and Editor Arthur Z. Kamin will mously Tuesday night not to mally is fractious as it is. felt like I was intimidated. "It was chaos." be sharing thoughts and ideas with readers in the second distribute the leaflet because Some members maintain that About 30 persons attended Board member Alfred space for administrators can Tuesday's lengthy meeting, of the countywide "Coffee With the Editor" series. some board members and Birmele. however, ques- Advice .... 14 „ DAILY REGISTER Tonight is Middletown's turn. Subsequent coffees will be residents felt it contained be found in existing schools; which continued past mid- tioned the need to reconsider others say giving adminis- night. Many shouted at board Arts , .... II ' PHONE NUMBERS in other municipalities served by The Register. only information favorable to a decision made unanimous- Basinets i Main Office M2-4W* passage of the referendum. trators space in the schools members, prompting Board ly. He chided Bruno for not Topics for discussion wiU be Middletown as a com- would leave students with President Hugh Gallagher to Classified IMS Toll Free I71-93M munity and The Register's role in covering the township. But at least one board voting his conscience. Comics .... 19 ToU Free SM-S1M member felt there was unfair substandard classrooms and pound his gavel and ask for We also will have a tour of our building planned after the facilities. decorum to be restored Such "Here we are in on a Sun- Editorials * Classified Dept M2-17N forum for those who would like to take part. pressure at that meeting to Lifestyle 14,11 Circulation Dept Mz-MW vote against distributing the Board member Robert A. proceedings are not rare at See Keaasbarg, page 7 Board of Education meetings Make A Date U Sports Dept S4S-49M If you have ideas for coverage, or questions about flyer That, coupled with the Bruno said he asked for yes- The Big Ttmesaver Movie Timetable IS Mlddlrtowa Barean... 171 -VIM your paper, we'd like to see you here to swap them need to discuss two items in a And step-saver. That's the Obituaries 4 Freehold Barean 431-Z1K informally over a cup of coffee. "" Who's Three?? [ beauty of the Yuletide Gift Sports t-lt.lS.M Long Branch ttareaa. UZ-M19 Make your ideas count. We're the paper that listens. "10" No-IMO Ocaaa Ave.[ Call today, start tomorrow. Robbie 2.11 Happy, Happy. Guide in the Classified pages. Television II State Bareaa.... Sea Bright~"Th* Jetty" Free estimates 747-5*18 Happy Birthday. Starts Wed.. Nov .26. 2 Tte Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1980 Plan to reopen hotel in 7 months TION MGM hotel chief claims alarm failure a 'blessing in disguise9 Pair may surrender inlet away from the safe, deep water of the LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - As gawkers photo- fire-blackened coins into a slot machine He was Atlantic Ocean, the marine-mammal experts graphed the charred wreckage of the deadly fire arrested for investigation of grand larceny and ' CHICAGO - Two former leaders of the said. at the MGM Grand hotel and guards stood by to carrying a concealed weapon. . radical Weather Underground. Bernadine The experts were as puzzled over the fend off looters, operators of the hotel said it Gift shops at other hotels reported brisk sales Dohrn and William Avers, are negotiating to beaching as they were last year when 41 huge would reopen in seven months with all its former of film as people took photographs of the MGM surrender to authorities after a decade of sperm whales died after mysteriously com- glitter. Grand. Traffic snarls, some over a mile long, being fugitives, a newspaper has reported ing ashore near Florence, Ore. "These are i But Fred Benninger. chairman of the board of plagued the Strip as gawkers lined up to view the The Chicago Sun-Times said in a copyright normally a deep-ocean whale," laid Ed MGM Grand Hotels Inc.. wouldn't lay yesterday wreckage. story in yesterday's editions that it had Asper, a marine biologist and curator of a whether the new MGM Grand would include Roy Parrish, the Clark County fire chief, said learned on Saturday that New York lawyer marine attraction near Orlando, Fla "Why smoke detectors or sprinklers in all rooms. the blase began in electrical circuits above a Michael Kennedy has contacted the Cook they headed this way is a question mark. The hotel had sprinklers only on the first two delicatessen on the hotel's main floor and County State's Attorney's office about the "They could have been cruising and simply floors and the 26th floor and guests said they smoldered for four hours before exploding down possible surrender The newspaper said the have gotten lost. heard no alarms before choking black smoke out of the ceiling in a fireball that sent dense lawyer seeks a plea-bargain on any outstand- filled the 26-story building Friday. The fire, the smoke upward through elevator shafts. ing charges against the two. who went into second worst ever in an American hotel, killed 13 Guests dangled out of windows by bedsheets hiding a decade ago Taught killing methods people and injured more than 500. and, despite warnings from firefighters with bull- However, the newspaper said, no local or "It may have been a blessing in disguise" that horns, some jumped in attempts to save them- ° HOUSTON - A Klu Klux Klan adviser federal charges remain against Avers. 35, the alarm system did not go off. Benninger said. selves. At least three people were killed that way. and a convicted felon taught Boy Scouts and who is the son of Thomas G. Avers, chairman "A lot of guests would have gone into the Many guests were out of reach of fire depart- Civil Air Patrol cadets how to strangle peo- of the executive committee of Com- hallways and suffocated from the smoke. Staying ment ladders, which extended only to the ninth ple, decapitate enemies with a machete and monwealth Edison Co. in their rooms may have saved them," Benninger floor. Some people fled to the roof of the building, fire semi-automatic weapons at a para-mili- The younger Ayers. during his long contended. where they were ferried to safety by helicopter. tary camp, the Houston Chronicle reported flight from the law. apparently was unaware Meanwhile, fire officials said they would close Authorities guessed there were about 8,000 yesterday. The Chronicle said in a copyright that no criminal charges had been outstand- their investigation of the blaze today. people in the building at the time, including 5,000 story that 12 to 30 Explorers and CAP cadets ing against him here since 1973. " the Sun- "We may have some officials from Washing- guests and 1.5O0 gamblers who walked in off the were instructed in guerrilla warfare tactics Times said ton and elsewhere going in there to observe what street. by Joe Bogart. a Klan adviser, and John Miss Dohrn. 38. still faces aggravated happened. " said Capt. Ralph Dinsman. "But as Benninger said the fire disabled the alarm Bryant, a convicted felon. far as we're concerned, the investigation is con- battery and other local charges growing from system. The cadets, aged 13 to 19, are members of cluded^ : One guest, Randy Rodman of Los Ai the so-called "Days of Rage" street demon- the CAP unit at Ellington Air Force Base. strations staged by the Weather Underground Armed guards ringed the hotel as survivors was angered by that failure. The Scouts are members of Explorers Post went back in to reclaim their possessions and "Can you imagine designing a fire alarm TALKS OF FIRE — Fred Benninger, chair in Chicago in October 1969 She once made 2125, backed by the Marine Reserve Corps at the 1 HI s Most Wanted list complained that their rooms had been looted. system that can be destroyed by fire?" Rodman man of MGM Hotels. Inc. told a news con- Ellington Air Force Base. Explorers is a Boy "There's some stealing going on up there," said. "II doesn't make any sense." ference vessterdav that the failure of the The demonstrations were in protest Scout program for those high school age against the Vietnam War and coincided with said policeman Dan Harness. "There's one lady Capt. Mike Patterson, chief of the fire in- alarm system to sound at the major Las through 20. Several parents have said their who lost a $30,000 ring. We won't know how nuch the federal conspiracy trial of seven people vestigation unit, appeared surprised by Ben- Vegas fire may have saved lives since pa- sons told them the two men had made racial was lost until later, when people go home, look in accused of plotting riots during the 1968 Dem- lunger's theory that the failure of the alarm trons would have flocked into smoke-filled slurs about blacks and had given frequent their suitcases and really see what's missing." ocratic National Convention in Chicago Ken- system may have saved lives. corridors and more might have perished. lectures on guerrilla warfare, the Chronicle "Why would he say that?" Patterson asked. nedy was a member of the defense team It was not known how much of the hotel's said. But Dinsman said Benninger's theory was requirements as of today," he said. during that trial. money was lost in the fire. Nevada Gaming plausible because the fire spread so rapidly. Benninger repeatedly said that the MGM Commission Chairman Harry Reid said he he "This all happened in five or 10 minutes. It might Grand, which opened seven years ago at a cost of believed the hotel would have had at least $1 Shaft collapse probed Barbecue next step -v-^- have driven people out into (he halls." $106 million, complied with a IWO code that million on hand to pay off gamblers. (.(il.l) BAR. Wash - Old clothes and Benninger promised to reopen the 2,076 room required neither smoke alarms nor sprinklers on JEFFERSON ISLAND. La - Scientists every floor. The code was revised in 1978, but did armed with gadgets for monitoring the fresh pies have pulled this river town of 620 One security guard at the hotel. John R. MGM Grand with a new addition by July 1. but he from the edge of fiscal peril. Now civic McManus. 47. a retired New York police ser- would not discuss what safety measures would be not deal with existing structures earth s slightest moves were keeping watch Benninger said that after the hotel was built, ' today over the gaping mouth of a mine shaft leaders are planning a barbecue to get Gold geant, was arrested Saturday at the neighboring taken "We really did not consider adding sprinklers." that collapsed and sucked millions of gallons Bar completely out of nock. "One fellow said Barbary Coast Hotel after allegedly dropping "We will bring the hotel up to any code ol wjter beneath the earth Authorities fear the city of New York should take a lesson. " a Ihe water drained from Lake Peigneur could happy mayor said yesterday after a weekend cat away the big salt pillars that support the rummage and bake sale raised about 14.000 crown ol a salt dome outcropping toward eliminating a $9,000 municipal debt. Casino fire codes in N.J. called strict $3,000 of which was incurred in a heated - If the dome goes much of this island recall election earlier this year. • iiuld collapse into the Louisiana marsh Sci- (continued) Degnan acknowledged that the Las \ .gas fire entists say thai also could be bad news for Thousands of visitors poured into town commission "was instructed to look into" the! and the sale was halted a couple of hours points to potential safety problems in all high-rise question of casino hotel construction codes "just; aealife in the rich marshlands, which serve or extensively refurbished since 1978, all under buildings. at a nursery lor shrimp, crabs and fish early because townspeople couldn't keep up to be sure that our hotel casinos have conformed fire codes updated since the 26-story MGM Grand But. he said, "because of the obvious parallels Frank <) (jorman of the federal Mine Safety with the demand for baked goods. Even- with New Jersey fire laws Hotel opened in 1971 (with Las Vegas), we thought it was necessary to ..ml HIMIIII Administration said yesterday tually, there was nothing left to rummage, Atlantic City's largest single casino hotel is reassure ourselves and the public" about the ihat seismugraphic equipment at the either, said Mayor Ed Grant. "Most every- Robert Maxey. a former Nevada casino ex- the 20-story. 561 -room Resorts International Hotel safety of Atlantic City casino hotels. Diamond Crystal Salt Co mine indicated the thing is just picked completely dry. There's ecutive who heads the 541-room Golden Nugget Casino, built as.the Haddon Hall Hotel in 192$and dome had stabilized lor the time being The nothing left. " he said "We just finally made casino hotel scheduled to open in two weeks, said "I am no expert on fire laws, but the minute renovated in 1978 Fire officials said it has punch We gave it away. we heard about this we began to ask questions," sprinklers in 80 percent of the building. lull collapsed Thursday, apparently when Atlantic City fire officials have been "very tough but fair." He said his building was required to Madeline McWhinney of Navesink, a member of Last Tuesday, a minor electrical fire in an an oil drilling rip punctured it. opening a hole the Casino Control Commission, said. lhat swallowed the 20-acre lake as well as a have three sprinklers in each guest room, includ- exterior sign at Caesars Boardwalk Regency "My impression is that New Jersey law on $5 million oil drilling rig a tugboat, a house ing one in the closet. forced the early-morning evacuation of several Ape breeding sought this score is very good," she said, noting that trailer a string ol sal) barges and a botanical thousand gamblers from its casino, the first such casinos in the state must conform with the rules garden ATLANTA - If scientists can figure out "The fire standards here are really unheard evacuation in Atlantic City There were no in- ways to overcome breeding problems, zoos of," Maxey said "But then, the MGM fire proves and codes governing the construction of hotels. juries and the fire caused about $10,000 in dam-. The lake tilled hack in Sunday with water and research centers in Western nations may lhat everything they've asked us to do has value." McWhinney said that on Friday the stall of the Irom nearby marshes The flow sent sub- become the last homes of the great apes of merged barges bobbing to the surface like Africa and Asia, a researcher says. "What . ..mi corks fi Iff* tll we must do here, in terms of preserving these near relatives of man, is to increase Senate eyes 'superfumT our expertise in breeding," said Frederick AMERICAN STANDARD King, director of the Yerkes Primate Center Harrah's WASHINGTON - With the House of Rep- of Emory University. resentatives having already fled town for King was a speaker at a three-day Work- in Reno GOLD & SILVER REFINING CO. Thanksgiving, the Senate is convening in lone shop on Infertility in Male Great Apes, which i continued i seltlon to confront the vexing environmental opened yesterday. The conference on the that led from the kitchen, ac-* problem ol toxic chemical wastes Prodded great apes, which include gorillas, chim- cording to battalion chief Jim by the chambers leaders, supporters and panzees and orangutans, is sponsored by Neil of the Reno Fire Depart- 229-9000 opponents ol federal legislation held in- Yerkes, the Chicago Zoological Society, the ment tensive negotiations last week and agreed on National Institutes of Health and other or- The hotel has 324 rooms CALL For FREE estimate - We will pay top $ .i compromise SI 6 billion bill establishing a ganizations. and had 400 to 500 guests at • iir»Tiuiiil to clean up the barrels and pits \ the time of the blaze, accord- i danfBWul chemicals that are seeping into ing to Ms. Pearce. Officials :he environment May cut tax demands said there were hundreds of The bill is intended as Congress' answer WASHINGTON iAPI - President-elect people in the casino, but they to environmental disasters such as New Ronald Reagan remains committed to the were not sure of the exact Voric's Love Canal, where a neighborhood economic principles behind the Kemp-Roth figure uas built atop an abandoned chemical dump. tax-cut proposal, but is prepared to accept Firefighters put out the It was years before residents discovered they less' than that 30 percent reduction in taxes, blaze within 10 minutes, Neil were being poisoned by the leaking wastes sources say. said $r-OT CASH The sources, who insisted on anonymity, "The smoke was pretty said Reagan's strategists realize the Kemp- well funneled outside." he Whale deaths studied Roth proposal for a 30 percent tax cut over said. "There was some three years can't be achieved So Reagan is smoke in the building but ST AUGUSTINE, Fla. — Ten sperm willing to settle for less so he can win con- nothing that represented any whales were found dead in a shallow inlet in gressional approval of a one-year reduction danger." northern Florida and puzzled biologists said in 1961 income taxes, the sources said. However. John Weiss of yesterday the giant mammals may have got- One source acknowledged that by setting Fort Lauderdale. Fla., who ten lost on their way back to deep seas. But a conciliatory tone. Reagan could lose suffer was in his room on the 18th preliminary studies of the whale carcasses a backlash from conservative supporters who floor, said he felt the smoke revealed no clear cause for Saturday's mass want him to maintain a strong conservative did represent a danger. He beaching in Camachee Cove, just a narrow posture. said there was no warning a fire had broken out. "A buddy of mine down the hall heard people scream- -People ing." Weiss said. "He ANY CONDITION banged on my door for about five minutes until I woke up. SEW YORK iAPI - nual Macy's Thanksgiving There was no fire but the NAACP Director Ben- Day parade. smoke was in the hall." jamin Hooks has called for Superman will be mak- IF YOU DON'T Evacuated guests huddled Presidentelect Ronald Re- ing his debut as a balloon in in robes and slippers in the Gold Testing agan in go on televison to Thursday's parade. The freezing cold outside the ho- allay near hysteria" balloon will be 104 feet tel. .iinline blacks over the con- long, 35 feet wide and will If you have old jewelry, USE IT, wrvativ makeup of the weigh 550 pounds. Eithel Shelton of St. Maries, Idaho, who had been new Congress and Re- Other giant balloons in- coins, medals, din- in the ground floor cabaret, agan s election clude Mickey, Smokey, said patrons left the hotel nerware, etc. and are un- SELL IT NOJf WHILE Kermit the Frog, Snoopy calmly. Hooks said at a news and Bullwinkle Moose. certain whether or not it is conference Saturday that "It makes you kind of the current political worried after thinking about karat gold we will test it for climate has resulted in CHICAGO (API - the MGM in Las Vegas," she you FREE. If the test is PRICES ARE HIGHI more than an emer- Mayor Jaae Byne. an- said "When this happened, gency and that Reagan gered over criticism of we thought. Oh boy, here we positive, we will make an Prices fluctuate dally, muvl make a public hefty pay raises slated for go again "' call for latest prtc«> statement to assure blacks her bodyguards, has de- immediate offer. he is not against them clared that special police Holiday traffic deaths Hooks, who called 80 parking permits for jour- seen hitting 500-600 NAACP leaders to New nalists no longer will be CHICAGO (AP) - Traffic YOUR OLD UNUSED JEWELRY. issued. York for "an emergency Benjamia Hooks accidents during the four-day strategy conference" to In a statement announc- Thanksgiving holiday week- DIAMOND RINGS. ETC.... CAN PUT deal with the results of the NEW YORK (AP) - ing the policy Saturday, end will claim between 500 election: said tile group Singer Limit B—tidt and 'Mrs Byrne lashed out at and 600 lives, according to would work to safeguard musician Miyind two of the city's colum- National Safety Council BIG CASH IN YOUR POCKET civil rights, to create jobs Fergawia will join Mickey nists — Irv Kupcinet Of the projections. Rt3 6 WwtLon B and make certain that Mouse. Smokey the Bear Chicago Sun-Times and During last year's four- Hill InAV INN B ™<* blacks get their share, and and Superman in a stroll Bob Wiedrich of the Chica- day Thanksgiving weekend. to curb inflation. down Broadway in the an- go Tribune. 475 people lost their lives on LIU LI lift I 111 II ROOK 101 (ao~To*onmou*P.*»e.Tr«*, the nation's roads. Hourt: 10:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Thursday thru Tuesday 0 Days Every SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1980 The Dtfy Register 3 Reagan impresses state's GOP congressional delegation By IUP WOLLENBEHG relations with CongressCongress . It was evident that this Hollenbeck said Casey and Meese took note Rather than push for any single version ooff subcommittee would boost operating assistance is going to be one of bis main aims as contrasted of the applause for Brock. superfund legislation. Byrne said he talked in authorizations for New Jersey and relax the WASHINGTON (AP) - CoagraMloaal R^ with the Carter administration." he said. "Casey leaned over and said to Meese. 'You general terms about the need for passage of a current standards for making buses and rail publicans lunched on their own turf last week Rep. Harold Hollenbeck. who sat at the lunch get a hint out of that'," the congressman from superfund bill before the Democrats lose control cars accessible to the handicapped. with PresidenUiect Ronald Reagan, and New with Reagan's transition team leaders William East Rutherford said. of the White House and both houses of Congress. Jersey's continent came away impressed with Casey and Edwin Meese, said he saw the same The governor, a close political ally of Presi- Rep. Fenwick had some stern words for the what it heard aod saw thing dent Carter, Said he hoped to meet with the American auto industry this week as the House All five GOP members of the ddacaUon "I was especially impressed with Meese," There is fear among some Democrats about president next week when be returns for a debated a resolution urging Japan to "assume a ^tended the event, which was held In the caucus Hollenbeck said. "I was impressed with his what a Reagan administration with a Re- meeting of the National Governors' Associa- greater share of the responsibility" for its trade room of the Dirtsen Senate Off ice Building attitude With the Carter people, you mentioned publican-controlled Senate may do in the areas tion's executive committee. deficit with the United States. Rep. Bdwin Forsythe. the Republican dean something to them and they always knew better. of hazardous waste cleanup and mass transit "I am sure this resolution is wise," she said, of the New Jersey delegation, said it was a "fun Meese appeared willing to listen to sugges- funding. Rep. James Howard, D-N.J., had hoped to "but 1 wish it were accompanied by another day." tions." addressed to the manufacturers of this country. Gov. Brendan Byrne showed up in the Capitol call his compromise mass transit bill for a vote Rep. James Courier, who is completing his "Why ii there this trade imbalance? It is Forsythe said Reagan "has really been dem- on Friday to lobby for legislation to set up a so- in the House last Friday, but he had to postpone first term in the House, told an aide there was a because the Japanese products are satisfactory onstrating his desire to communicate and coop- called superfund to clean up abandoned waste it. ' euphoric'' atmosphere at the event. * A quick count of congressmen at midday to the people of this country," she said. erate with the Hill He's doing the right things. sites and toxic spills which threaten the environ- Rep. Millicent Fenwick described It as "a showed about 130 of the 435 congressmen were She recounted the story of one of her consti- Reagan and Vice President-elect George ment. very happy party." not hi town. That made it too risky to press for a tuents who had so much trouble with an Ameri- ' It was as if the children of the minority, Bush each addressed the group, but several Byrne met with Sen. Bill Bradley, who has members of the delegation noted one of the vote on the controversial measure. can-made car that she recently broke a family after 26 yean In the wilderness, had their first taken a key role in negotiations over a superfund biggest ovations came with the introduction of The House won't be in session at all this week tradition and bought a Japanese-made model, sight of the promised land," the Benardsville bill. The House has already passed its version of the party chairman. Bill Brock. because of Thanksgiving, so a vote on the transit which is working well although it is three years lawmaker said. "There was a mixture of the legislation bill was rescheduled for Dec. Z, only three days old amazement and pleasure." Brock has been credited with attracting good Byrne also talked with Sens. Jennings Ran- before the anticipated adjournment of Congress "...Mr. Speaker, we should warn our manu- Rep. Matthew Rinaldo said Reagan sent law- workers to the party and making a concerted dolph of West Virginia, Lloyd Bentsen of Texas. for the year. facturers. We cannot go on like this.. The way is makers a message by meeting the congressmen. effort to rebuild the party from the local level John Heinz of Pennsylvania and John Danfdrth The transit compromise Howard is offering competition The way is excellence The way is "He showed he wants to cultivate good up. of Missouri as chairman of the House surface transportation quality in our products," she said. Senate considering no- fault, pocket veto, death penalty TRENTON (AP) - The veto the death penalty; he one in the Senate. would eliminate frivolous semblyman Michael Byrne vetoed a broader definitely without sighing or measure passed the As- state Senate is slated today to strongly supports the no-fault Byrne has been trying for lawsuits, thereby lowering in- Adubato, D-Essex, includes death penalty bill last year. vetoing them. sembly overwhelmingly in discuss three very tough po- revisions; and he's against three years to reform the surance companies' court provisions to change the way An attempt to override the The power allows the gov- June. litical issues: reinstituting ending the pocket veto power. state's no-fault insurance costs and helping control sky- rates are charged by sex,veto failed by one vote in the ernor to keep bills in limbo, If it passes the Senate with the death penalty, revising Meanwhile, la the As- laws, but State Bar Associa- rocketing insurance pre- age. marital status and ad- Senate. using them for deals with leg- a three-fifths majority, it will no-fault automobile insur- sembly, a bill was expected tion lobbyists have effective- miums. But the lawyers dress. The "pocket veto" meas- islators or letting them die appear on the November 1981 ance laws, and taking away to be introduced which would ly stopped Byrne's package. group contends the bill would The death penalty bill, ure is a serious threat to the without chance of a legisla- ballot for statewide approval the governor's "pocket create a 5 percent sales tax The key part of Byrne's strip drivers of their rights to sponsored by Sen. John current system of law- tive override. veto" power. on gasoline to create addi- proposals would bar an auto- seek damages and would give Russo, D-Ocean, would affect making. New Jersey's gov- A constitutional amend- They are all highly emo- tional revenues for the de- mobile accident victim from drivers nothing in return. only convicted murderers, ernor is considered to have ment sponsored by As- tional topics in the Legisla- partments of Transportation filing a lawsuit unless the ac- Byrne's package is spon- not accomplices. Two trials the nation's most powerful semblyman Albert Burstein, ture and are issues on which and Human Services. cident involved a death, dis- sored in the Senate by Sen. would be necessary — one to gubernatorial constitutional D-Bergen. would take away Qov. Brendan T. Byrne has The Assembly also was figurement or a minimum 45- Eugene Bedell, D-Monmouth. determine guilt or innocence, powers. This is largely be- the power, in effect giving the taken firm positions. scheduled to vote on a no- day disability. A different measure in the the second to decide whether cause of his "pocket veto," Legislature a much stronger Byrne has promised to fault bill different from the Byrne says such a law Assembly, sponsored by As- to impose the death penalty. the privilege tci hold bills in- hand in writing law. The The weather Proposed sales tax on fuel opposed TRENTON. (API-AMU projects. The Republican side of the for Medicaid services if they Byrne administration pattern to extend New Jersey's S But the state also is faced Assembly — in which all realy are jeopardized They of claiming an emergency percent sales tan on auto with a $50 million projected money legislation originates include nursing care, eye- and following with a call for fuels is being fine tuned by deficit in Medicaid funds, ac- — isn't happy either. glasses, dental care, more money Gov. Brendan T. Byrne's of- cording to Human Services "When I look at this, eve- artificial limbs, drugs and in- fice as a possible way to close Commissioner Ann Klein. valid coach services. ry day presents a new con- JOIN OUR a projected $50 million Medi- Hodes said some fuel tax fusion ...priorities are not es- caid deficit. money could be sidetracked tablished." said As- Still, as of the weekend, the governor's office said no CHRISTMAS Harold Hodes, Byrne's initially to pay for Medicaid semblyman Dean Gallo, It sponsor had been found for OR chief of staff, and Joseph San programs. Morris, assistant minority the sales tax bill tangelo, the governor's chief Both Democrats and Re- leader CHANUKAH spokesman, said the bill publicans in the Legislature "It's government by Byrne's office also pro- CLUB NOW would be introduced today. •MTIONAl WI.THII {livid are opposing th« proposal crisis," Gallo said. "Com- posed raiding the Casino Rev- «O«« US D... ,i( Extending the sales lax to before it is introduced. missioner Gambaccini must enue Fund used to pay for fuel is the brainchild of "I'm not too happy," said have a death wish for his new services for elderly and Transportation Com- Assembly Speaker Christ- idea. It would be hard enough disabled persons, not to bail WEATHH FORECAST — Rain Is due today over missioner Louis Gambaccini, opher Jackman. "Subject to get the tax for transporta- out existing programs the Plains States from South Dakota through north who wants the income used to matter like that deserves a tion through " Texas, according to the National Weather Service help clear a 12 billion backlog lot of discussion with both But no legislator believes Republicans note the MEMBER FDIC More rain Is due from the eastern Lakes area in highway and bridge sides of the aisle." nothing will be done to pay move for new taxes follows a through Pennsylvania. 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MfcrJ •Awnbeff SHoppinQ Cejntof osroctfy scvoes) fn HWSKIII1UT14I3I OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY FROM 9-2 Mon thru Frt • 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. • Sal 10 am to t p 542-0585 STONE HOURS: Sun 11 rm. loSpm The Daily Register Reagan pressured to buy arms Established in 1171 - Published by TV Hed Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON a tschaoloflcal aadvantaged . g«ld Twiss "If WASHINGTON - With but Soviet factories ple. BiaiMsrs and even las queaa ARTHURZ KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK. JR almost two months to goWASHINGTON of Enaiand can take a few »at least Declare President and Editor Publisher before the presidential In- ..ciadsto dictate asdsla-a auguration, the great corpo- SCENE reply, it Herbert H Thorpe. Jr.. Assistant Editor; OurlesC TriMehoni. Sunday Editor; Ruuell P Ranch. rate scramble has already Nighi Editor. Jane Foderaro. City Editor; Dons Kidman. Editorial Paj* Editor started for Ike defense technological risk. Soviet de- dollar* that Ronald Reagan ^BOT^stWO OUT?: Ba- has vowed to spend past several years, they have slavers strsas sunpucicy m Pat N RKCI. Controller; Richard D MrKean Advertmng Director; Kenneth L Van Dalen. equipment and Induce a reaucrau at the Department Circulation Director. Prank J Allorca. Production Manager The new president will spent 75 percent more than of Housing aad Urban Da- find top- secret evidence that the United States for military ANBEftSON .doornen_.t thought they bad S MONDAY. NOVEMBER 24.1980 . the Soviet Union, indeed, hai investment," the Mat Chiefs the perfect ui^etacwnym been ouUpending the United claim. Statet for weaponry. But he They point out that "mill will come under enormous tary investments teod to ac- tzreris. He's president pressure tolavis h staggering cumulate," building up Bing C by Historical Socte- the Soviets emphasize avail- Bing Cosby system). Sat it proved amounts on armaments that future military strength, tyolTacomalT . Wash, the late brrasslaqly far should never be built and mil- "whereas expenditures for able technology, a large dedi crooner s nomeiown. mm w to be embarra itary frills that will merely personnel, operations and cated production base and a still smarts when he recalls from tops in performance increase corporate profits. maintenance are consumed steady supply of funds." t In contrast, defense prod- More often than not. the un- immediately " from the White House two ^ mjD,i ^ o|||c# w necessary expenditures will Thus the Soviets "have uction in the United Stales Is erratic. "The Soviet proc- years ago. •wunpeo -.— —-—r actually reduce combat ef- not only out-spent the United limtlng messages of sup- fectiveness. States in the past decade but, ess," states the top- secret 75 calls a day. and hundreds report, "hi characlemixed by port for it* fund- raising ef- of written protests around The Joint Chiefs of Staff more significantly, have out- forts to provide scholarships have prepared a top-secret invested the United States," fewer overlays of organiia- paydays The proud poohbahs tional responsibilities, fewer and other worthy projects in had to assign six employees analysis of the problem. "In warn the Joint Chiefs. Crosby's name, the society the past decade," they re- Needless to say, the muni- checks and balances, fewer Just to handle the complaints reviews of major projects sent word of its proposed TOPPS has a current er- pert, "real Soviet expen- tions makers are eager to good works to the president, ditures for defense have risen catch up with the Soviets In and more stable budgets, but ror rate of about • percent, by about onethird, whereas spending The clamor for con- greater inflexibility ." Queen Elisabeth of Great and has turned out such those of the United States tracts, however, could wind In Washington, the fine art Britain and the British, Cans bloopers as a $27,000 two- have decreased some 11 up producing more profits of gaining contracts also de- dian and Australian prime week paycheck for one percent." than firepower. Contractors pends as much on political ministers. astonished employee. The The United States also want to rush ahead with Influence as professional Prompt replies of en- mistake was detected and spends far more than the So- dubious weapons before they competence. The test may be couragement were received thecheck recalled. viet Union on personnel, op- are proved, pet projects that not whether the weapon Is from Buckingham Palace and But the HUD brass insists erations and maintenance. In may turn out to be imprac- worth the cost but whether its the three P.M. s. that TOPPS has bottomed contrast, the Soviets put most tical, military gadgetry that production will benefit com- Prom the White House out, and is improving steadi- of their money Into military won't function under combat panies with political clout. came a franked envelope con- ly. As proof, they note that procurement, construction conditions. BING BOOM BUNGLED: taining a press clipping of the complaint handlers have and development. "Over the U.S. companies may have Jimmy Carter's defeat left Crosby's death and little been cut from six to three. Statuatory rape and equal wrongs discriminatory statute lies By JAMES J. KILPATRICK pending Equal Rights Amendment is meant to pre- with the legislature at Sacra- WASHINGTON - The mento and not with the U.S. Supreme Court heard vent. CONSERVATIVE courts. The states have argument recently in one of Michael's attorneys cite a those recurring cases Involv- power to define statutory VIEW couple of California cases, rape as they wish. ing the equal rights of wom- one of them dating back to en, only in this case it was the 1895, that explain why the law Well, if you were sitting on equal wrongs of women. Let • liililiil.lllllllllnlliHIH""'""""""'""1 was adopted long ago. It was the U.S. Supreme Court, how me lay out the facts and the "to protect the virtue of would you call it? In a series law. and let us ponder a prop- force, if any, is irrelevant. young and unsophisticated of decisions over the past 10 er course in justice and in The thing is, Michael M. was girls from vile tampering years, the high court re- social policy. n't years old, and Sharon with their persons." The Cali- KILPATRICK peatedly has nullified laws On a sultry summer eve- was 16 '<* years old. Under the fornia courts have held that a that discriminate on account ning in 1978, Michael M. and a law of California it is flatty young woman under the age of sex. The case most closely couple of his buddies were unlawful for any male to hive of 18 "is too Innocent and million acts of unlawful in- in point involved a minimum cruising around Sonoma intercourse with any female naive to understand the Im- tercourse occur each year — age for purchasing beer in Worst Foot forward County, just north of San under the age of IB, unless, of plications and nature of her but only a few hundred ar- Oklahoma — 21 for males. 18 Francisco. At a bus stop they course, they happen to be act." Michael's attorneys rests ever are made. The The cast of characters and the soci- Members of Parliament are re- for females The court I spied a young woman, identi- married. hoot at this Victorian pre- statistic boggles the mind, the statute void. ology were peculiarly British, but the nominated — the better to unseat insuffi- fied only as "Sharon," and Three weeks after the In- sumption. but It could be discounted by . . recent election of Michael Foot as leader ciently "progressive" members — and her sister. cident, Sharon had Michael SO million acts and counsel's My own inclination would of Britain's opposition Labor Party also ended the monopoly of MPs over the The boys picked up the arrested for what amounts to On the contrary, counsel point would remain. The law be to remand Michael M. for statutory rape. If convicted, trial. I have not much sympa- turned on some international issues of choice of a parliamentary leader. girls. They drove somewhere contends, today's adolescent manifestly is violated so down by a railroad track and he faced up to three years in females are likely to be ex- thy for a young buck who more than a little interest to Americans. As a result of that last change, a widely that its enforcement paired off, more or less, to prison. No trial has been perienced in such matters. becomes capricious. picks up a 16-year-old girl at a In the United States, politicians who drink a bottle of wine and fun held, pending the outcome of (California law permits them bus stop and leads her down a still-undefined electoral college — com- To these contentions the are also certifiable intellectuals are an prising not only MPs but also other around. the Supreme Court argument. to acquire birth control de- railway path. The law has Michael wound up necking Michael's contention, you vices without parental con- state replies that the law is some obligation to assert a exotic commodity. But in Britain's less members of the party — will meet next not really concerned with populist system, intellectual brilliance. on a park bench with Sharon. see, is that the law is dis- sent. ) One national survey in- moral standard, even if the year to choose a leader all over again. One thing led to another and criminatory: The law pro- dicates that 45 percent of all maidenly virtue as such' it is standard is widely Ignored like personal eccentricity, is no bar to Some of those who supported the popular they had sexual intercourse. hibits intercourse with a girls IS, 16 and 17 years old concerned with teen-age and seldom enforced. If in the political advancement. And few British Foot in the recent balloting apparently At a pre-trial proceeding, woman under 18 but not with have had sexual intercourae. pregnancies, and the preven- pending case this results in a a man under 18. In the plain- Applying the survey data to tion politicians are as brilliant as the 67-year hoped that he would be able to neutralize there was some evidence that double standard, srry about old Foot, a prolific journalist and es- he slapped her a couple of tiff's view this is an im- California, which has 840,000 of such pregnancies is a that. The 16-year-old Sharons attempts next year to give trade-union permissible double standard. sayist and a first-class debater. times before she consented, such females, the attorneys compelling state interest In of this world need all the help militants and other leftists a clear ad- but in this case the element of It is the kind of thing the contend that as many as 38 any event, the remedy for a they can get. Unfortunately. Foot is also a social- vantage over MPs in the proposed elec- ist ideologue with strong and entangling toral college But others fear that Foot ties to Britains's militant trade unions. may prove to be little more than the Like many in the left wing of the Labor short-lived precursor of a younger left- Party, he opposes the stationing of U.S. Alcohol can have adverse effect winger, former Energy Secretary Tony nuclear weapons in the United Kingdom Bum. Red Bank ty will help keep them away its victims. The key to surviv- ' and has supported unilateral British dis- TotheEditor • from crime. ing RS lies in early detection armament — policies whose endorse- The 55-year-old Benn represents an- We read with interest your FROM OUR READERS Barry Johnson, and treatment. In order to editorial "A Vintage Ex- ment by one of Britain's two major other typically British type, the li*l tt «M MMr m«.l to HIM «M Mm MM wrIHr'l waM Executive Director provide the best chances for cuse." We agree with your H> aM '•!•»— IllOlr. n»r m..l Ml «c«M IN »>r«i M«f KCt, The National Council on parties is obviously a matter of concern nobleman who renounces his heritage • • wilr>, Hliiiwwh *t c—iiatu Mr afnc* m mill•••><•>• survival, parents must know conclusion that "John Alcoholism of Central New what to look for and what to in the United States. That concern is and becomes more proletarian than the Barleycorn" should not get a Jersey do when RS is suspected. shared by many Britons: It is no acci- proletariat. If he were to succeed to bum rap from several Ameri- can politicians using alcohol The recent situations, ety and in most of our lives: i dent that the Labor Party's electoral party leadership, there is a good chance we all know someone who has f Usually, a child appears to as an excuse for their recent moreover, point up Important be recovering from a viral successes have been won by more mod- that Labor would suffer massive defec- headline-making problems facts to us. Although alcohol- a serious drinking problem. Campaign erate party leaders, like former prime ism won't and shouldn't serve Do we all know the early infection when the tint signs tions by moderates, some of whom have (Reps. Myers, Jearette and Keyport of RS occur in the form of ministers Harold Wilson and James spoken of establishing a new centrist Bauman; it was only Rep. as a defense for crime, prob- warning signs? Will we do TotheEditor: something about that per- recurrent, relentless vomit- Callaghan But moderate Laborties have Bauman who flatly said he lem drinking can clearly have A public information cam- party that would be committed to both was alcoholic; the other two an adverse effect on lives and son's problem before he or ing which may be followed by been on the defensive at least since Octo- paign to alert Monmouth personality changes, head- the welfare state and a strong Western didn't say so). We are glad contribute to criminal behav- she hurts us or others by driv- County parents of children ache, and restlessness ber, when they were outmaneuyered by alliance. that the courts hold In most ior. Alcoholism is our na- ing drunk, hurting them- underage 18 to the dangers of left-wing Laborites at the party's annual That prospect can only frighten Brit- cases that neither alcoholism tion's third largest cause of selves and others or commit- Reye's Syndrome is being A child who is recovering conference. Not only did that conference nor intoxication serve as a death. It Is Important that we ting a crime? launched by Raritan Post 23 from a viral illness should be ons who believe in realistic social de- all have a better under- pass resolutions endorsing unilateral dis- defense for crime; and, we Studies reveal that one of of the American Legion. It observed carefully. If RS is mocracy. And it can only cheer Prime agree, that for most cases standing of the powerful part the earliest effects of alcohol armament and British withdrawal from has been announced that the suspected, the parents should Minister Margaret Thatcher and her they should not. that alcohol plays in our soci- on the brain is Impairment of Legion has embarked on a contact a physician im- < the European Common Market; it also Conservative Party as they look to elec- that portion that controls nationwide drive to inform mediately or take the child to Judgment in decision making. changed the way in which incumbent toral battles still to come. parents about this malady a hospital emergency room. This impairment causes a which some doctors have breakdown In learned-behav- Quick action is imperative in labeled, "the polio of the order to give the RS victim ior, learned inhibitions, as •80's." well as learned character- the greatest opportunity for Brothers and sisters istics of restraint and Reye's (pronounced recovery. prudence. Many of us who "ryes") Syndrome is a com- A pioneer of many pro- Some words retain their significance veys suggest that as social and economic drink and drive Ignore the plication of a viral infection grams to benefit children - as metaphors long after their literal trends strain other relationships — in- obvious effects of alcohol on — the flu, measles, chicken physically, spiritually, and meanings have lost their luster. Take the cluding marriage — sibling ties will be- our ability toperfor m In what pox, etc.! whose cause emotionally - Toe American is considered automatic func- and prevention are unknown. Legion, and its Auxiliary word "sacred." which even thorough- come increasingly important. Brothers It affects normal, active, pri- going atheists use to describe principles tions In driving. As one re- have accepted toe challenge and sisters already play an important covering alcoholic put It, marily healthy children 18 of this public information and younger. It is swift and they consider important, be they de- role in the lives of elderly Americans. "When drinking, I was campaign to alert parents to mocracy, free speech or the "sa- deadly, but not contagious Eighty percent of the aged have at least always too drunk to walk — this malady. credneu" of human life. never toodrun k todrive. " "In a matter of days it Alfred Poling Jr one living sibling and rely on him or her can kill or cripple nearly half Two other such revivified dead Post adjutant We feel it Is important for i are the terms "brother" and for help or companionship. There Is a negative side of the vari- all of us to learn more about r." Most references these days to alcohol, problem drinking referral not to literal ous surveys collected by The Times: Not and alcoholism; and, to learn Today in history Uulawii bat to members of some larger only sibling loyalties but also sibling to confront It honestly and ay The la 1941, during World War "family," like the brotherhood of manrivalries have amazingly long lives. But openly when we see It Today is Monday, Nov. M, II, the Germans were suffer- under the tethehood of God. And the in at least one area those rivalries were We can only hope that if the roth day of 1980. There ing heavy losses in the battle "sisterhood" feminists call powerful these Congressmen are In- are 37 days left in the year. of Stalingrad In the Soviet Un- less poisonous than might have been Today's highlight in his-ion. transcends the Wood relationship from deed having drinking prob expected. Researchers asked that un- lems, that they seek help and tory: hi 1974. President Gerald which It derives its metaphorical force. sung siblings of famous men if they that their courts permit them On Nov. 14, 19*1, LeeFord and Soviet leader Leonid By i miff"— the relationship between resented their brothers'success and that to gat It We applaud the Harvey Oswald, suspected as- Brezhnev, meeting In sassin of President John P. Vladivostok, reached a ten- actual brother*- aod sisters hasn't re- the majority replied that on the con- criminal Justice system In ceived maCB awMaOOUJ. New Jersey for making alco- Kennedy, was shot todeat h In tative agreement to limit the trary, they were edified and inspired by Dallas by Jack Ruby as mil- number of offensive strategic Bdt that may be changing The New holism treatment available such reflected glory. for offenders Alcoholism is a lions watched on live tele- nuclear weapons. York Time. i-pMiIWcenUy that serl- In 1»7», an earthquake kit Still, all the respondents in that sur- health problem sad should be oiis scientific stadkes <* real-life brothers treated as such. Our hope is Oa this data: eastern Turkey, taking at and sjsfrs bw wMaaHstwi that sibling vey were sisters, which may its explain that by getting the alcoholic In 1M7. barbed wire was least W4 lives The govern- bonds remaii •*•«• throughout is failure to detect what might be called "Wait — those aren't government regulations, hetp for his/her al- patented by Joseph GUdden of ment estimated the death toll taa DeKalb.Ul adulthood. Um* WMPHI - "»*"' the Billy Carter Factor. they're job) could reach 3.S0O or more SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1980 TT>L Reagan, advisers pare cabinet lists
LOS ANGELES (AP) - aides he calls "our own peo- and Pendleton James, an ex- Reagan met for three goodness. I wish it were down Ronald Reagan and six of his ple." including Vice Presi ecutive talent scout hours Saturday with 20 mem- to three ' He called the Sat- closest advisers are paring dent-elect George Bush, who After attending church bers of his so-called kitchen urday session "a good meet- the long list of prospective flew in for the session. yesterday. Reagan"told re- cabinet, whom he asked to ing." but said it was just part Cabinet secretaries. But the Also invited were Edwin porters. "We are beginning prepared a list of possible of a "long and laborious president-elect says he Meese, who will be Reagan's to narrow the list " Asked, choices for each of the 13 process of combing a lot of doesn't know when decisions White House counselor; however, when he expected Cabinet posts names ' will be made. Michael Deaver. a close any decisions to be made, he Asked afterward if the list Reagan scheduled a two- aide; James Baker, who will responded: I couldn't tell had been narrowed to three Meese said there would he hour meeting today at his Pa- be White House chief of slaf 1 you We are sure going to do names per position, Reagan no announcements until after cific Palisades home with six Sen Paul Laxalt, R-Nev ; our best ' told reporters "Oh. myThanksgiving
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Cliffwood Beach man dressed Police arrested Ronald He faces a court hearing here in a Red Karate robe after he Waite- on possession of a Dec 23 allegedly squared off in a deadly weapon and disordely Patrolman Michael Hahn stopped Waite as Waite was walking along Route 35. Keansburg flyer rejected Waite matched the descrip- (continued) not be distributed. tion of a man who walked out day considering the same To determine whether the of the Hazlet Sheraton, thing we decided last Tues- call to recycle the flyers was threatening to commit sui- day," Birmele said. "I don't included in Tuesday's motion cide, police said. get the purpose of this meet- to stop distribution, the board When Hahn approached ing. I just don't like what we. called a recess to listen to the Waite. he assumed a karate are pursuing here." tapes of Tuesday's meeting. stance. Other police cars then Prior to yesterday's vote, The tapes showed that the arrived on the scene, Waite Or send one of fall's Julia Fleming, vice president recycling call was not inwa- s searched, and a starter's finest traditions. of the board, questioned cluded in the motion. The pistol was found, police re- The FTD Mum Plant. All in an exclusive whether another vote on the board then voted again on ported. FTD Cornucopia. For an same issue was legal. Flem- whether to distribute the inexhaustible store of love. ing argued that her motion at flyers. last week's meeting against Gallagher, Bruno and Turkey party set distribution of the flyers in- Patsy J. Acconzo Jr. voted to cluded a call for recycling of EAST KEANSBURG - distribute them. Birmele, The annual turkey party of the flyers, which already had Elizabeth O'Hare, Fleming pinqijou been printed. the Bayshore Oolumbiettes and Geraldine Castenada will be featured at tomor- John Bennett III, board at- voted not to do so. row's meeting here in torney, said that if that had It cost S440 to print the Knights of Columbus Hall, The FTD Thanksgiver Bouquet is usually available for less than $17.50. Prices for the FTD Mum Plant vary ac c ending to size. As an been included in the motion, flyers, which were developed Route 36. It was incorrectly independent businessman, each FTD Florist sets his own prices. Service charges and delivery may be~additional. Most FTD the flyers should have been by Acting Superintendent listed Sunday as tohave been Florists accept American Express and other major credit cards. ^1980 Florists' Transworld Delivery. wXsend flowers worldwide. recycled and therefore could Joseph Caruso. scheduled for tonight. t Thr CWI) III gum i SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. NOVEMBER 24. t9eo Byrne is seeking $345 million water supply bond issue THKNTON i API - Gov Brendan T thrcc-paigc memo from DKP Com But now is the time for moving dents in 113 communities are under ra- pected to include: — designing and building tM million IK i in' is calling for a $345 million water missiuner Jerry K English, calls for ahead with a complex water agenda tioning — a 110 million series of interconnec- worth oi pipelines from the Spruce Run MI|>I>K bund issue and the creation of a placing a 1345 million bond issue on next The stale is in the grips of the molt "Today, we have a water supply tions in Little Falls to link four of the and Round Valley reservoirs in Hunt- >lalt> water utility, according lo a pub- November's ballot and giving the de- serious and most intense drought we deficit of a* million gallons a day," the major water companies In the drough- erdon County: lished report partment authority over most water have ever fared." Byrne said. statement says. "(Some) 63 million slncken area, •. building a 155 million reservoir Tin' requests, which are part of a 10- matters The emergency requests come at a gallons a day of the deficit is in north- — designing and building a tM mil- and pumping facility to store water in iu)!i' special message" to be delivered The report was published in the Sun- lime when Byrne and the DEP are un- eastern New Jersey. Total reservoir lion reservoir in Hackettstown to help Middlesex and Somerset counties to be i» legislators today, include construe day Star-Ledger of Newark. der fire for not foreseeing the problem storage in northeastern New Jersey has preserve the deteriorating water quality released when the Raritan River's level turn ol pipelines, water mains connect- "At the core of our problems are and abandoning the building of pipelines fallen to 30 percent of capacity," he pf the Delaware River; is low: ing reservoirs, lour new reservoir* and antiquated laws, procedures and institu- to move water from reservoirs with said. — MS million in grants or loans to I'liiiMihdjtini! water matters under the tions ill-suited for the task of managing surplus supplies. The deficit is expected to to 347 mil- municipalities and counties to re- — and construction of two reservoirs Male Department of Environmental the water resources of the most densely- Now in their niath week, rationing lion gallons a day by the year MO, habilitate or repair damaged water sya- worth $40 million in Howell Township to I'liilectiun populated state in the nation." the regulations are not working, state of- according to Byrne. tems and to consolidated antiquated sys- provide for projected water needs in The request, based substantially on a Bvme statement reads. ficials have said. About 3 million resi- Byrne's recommendations were ex- tems: Ocean and Monmouth counties. Fifth casino quietly opens ATLANTIC CITY tAPt - before the casino was allowed The $120 million. 50b room to reopen for eight hours Fri- Irarruh s Manna quietly day and Saturday with low- opened as Atlantic City's fifth maximum wagers on the SAVE * 1 li'K.il casino hotel yesterday table games. alter two extra nights of Alter the 1 001 seat show practice runs and'a quick fire theater opens March 1. the safety tour by state officials casino will expand to 44.000 -—_ln sharp contrast to the square feet and offer 111 MAGIC CHEF RANGES Irvnxicd opening of Atlantic table games and 1.100 slot Peep through the lighted oven window and get a good look at the good things you're cooking Forget machines, officials said. I'tty s lour other casino ho- to check the clock? The 1-hour timer will remind you. Uni-burners insure precise flame control ivh only about 100 gamblers Yesterday's opening also strolled leisurely to the $2 automatically lowered the spreading. Lift up removable top and oven door means easier cleaning. Self-lock oven racks hold blackjack tables when secur- state tax on gross casino rev- heavy roasts. Two-piece broiler pan. (D18O) ity guards opened the 40.000- enues from 10 percent to 8 square-toot casino without percent The tax was 12 ceremony yesterday morn- percent in September 1979 ing when only two casinos were The bright and airy Har- operating Your choice i ih s Marina is Atlantic State Attorney General SALE '299 Regularly $399 City's first casino hotel away John Degnan and other of- Gas. (model *31AN-81W) Electric, (model 035AN-81W) I mm (he liimous Boardwalk ficials toured Harrah's It was built by Holiday Inns casino, several guest rooms Inc and a California develop- and lire safety areas shortly 11 ieni I inn on salt marshlands alter a closed-door meeting iixuii two miles from the with state fire authorities on beach the overall fire safety of At- The casino is billed as the lantic City's casino hotels world s lirst with windows to Minutes before the casino let gamblers see outside — opened, a half-dozen Atlantic unto an mcompleted lagoon City firemen toured the build- oil Absecon Inlet But. like ing as part of the depart- all other casinos, this casino ment s regular training pro- ilties not have clocks to tell gram, according to fire HI Uiimblen how long they've licials In'I'll wagering The informal tour by liremen. wearing bright yel- This place is beautiful, low helmets and full gear, ihe nicest in town and I've annoyed some Harrah's Ix'cn in all ol them." said Marina officials at the open- M E3 Inhn Uereczki. 40. of Colum- ing in the wake of Friday's bus who was playing black- lire tragedy at the MUM i.ick Km I lost 110 In a real Grand Hotel in Las Vegas In;; hurry Harrah's Marina is owned The casino which initially jointly by Harrah's, a sub- niters 70 gaming tables and sidiary ill Holiday Inns Inc of H;iH,slot machines opened for Memphis. Tenn . and the practice "play nights" Mon- 1AM Walter Co of Beverly day but was ordered closed Hills. Calif., which also owns Wednesday and Thursday af- the Las Vegas Holiday Inn ter state gaming authorities Holiday Inns also plans a said new casino workers $200 million. 551-room casino i.iilcil to follow state-man hotel on the Boardwalk site of d.ilrcl procedures for han- the former Chalfonte Hotel dling chips and cash In addition, it owns Harrah's Workers received hours of casino hotels in Reno and special .instruction and drills Statelme. Nev Insurance rate - - *me«m freeze slated •TRENTON (AP)- No in- Industry representatives creases in auto insurance say the Jan. 1 increase will rates will be allowed for an cover losses only to the end of indefinite period after a re- 1978 cently granted increase takes The recent freeze is the effect Jan 1 said state Insur- second imposed by Sheeran SAVE *51 EUREKA ance Commissioner James since he became insurance Sheeran commissioner seven years Sheeran recently granted ago UPRIGHT VACUUM the $151 'million increase ef- Among the rate requests fective Jan. 1 which will raise still pending is one for a 28.4 individual motorists' rates percent hike filed by the In- WITH 6-PC.~~" between 130 and 142 surance Services Organiza- However, he followed that tion, which represents 210 ruling with a decision • to companies writing nearly 80 TOOL KIT freeze pending increase re- percent of the auto insurance quests from 220 companies, policies ;n the state some of whom are asking to Other rate requests pend- $ hike rates as much as 50 ing include: Prudential Prop- percent. erty and Casualty-Co., 14.6 NOW 69 Sheeran said all pending fercent. Aetna Casualty and Originally $120 requests will not be acted on Surety Co., 34.7 percent; Na- next year and he would grant tionwide Mutual Insurance Dial A Nap' adjusts to the right carpet height. Edge no further increases until Co. 559 percent; Liberty Kleener' for tough baseboards. Bright headlight for Mutual Insurance Co., 21.5 at least 1982 " ' dark corners. Tool kit includes: vinyl hose, hose percent. * The Jan. 1 increase was Also, General Accident In- adapter, crevice tool, dusting brush, upholstery intended to offest losses suf- surance Group, 38.1 percent; brush, and straight wand (0275) Model 1424 fered by the. industry, but Sentry Insurance Co., 35 some companies contend percent. Colonial Penn Insur- those increases granted last ance Co., S8.5 percent; and week will not cover all of Motors Insurance Co., 5.7 their losses. percent." Sorry, no mail or phone, C.O.D.'s, cancellations or holds. Delivery available at extra charge. Plenty of free parking available at the Rt 35 Clearance Store Inspector says freighter Please note: "Regularly11 connotes Bamberger's regular day-in, day-out prices. "Originally" connotes Bambergers original prices, intermediate markdowns may have been taken. Sale ends Sunday, Dec. 30th. had numerous violations i PHILADELPHIA (AP) - experts testified the 523-foot A US Coast Guard boarding freighter had been properly officer who inspected the stowed with corn before it HI Ircighter Poet six days before left for Port Said. Egypt, Oct. t the freighter left here and disappeared at sea has testi- It is believed the freighter fied he found numerous feder- ran into a severe storm in the al violations when he boarded Atlantic. A massive search the vessel that bfgan Nov 8 by the , Joseph Pedrick. a Phila- bcimberger'/ Coast Guard and other agen- delphia police detective and cies was halted last Monday (.'oast Guard reservist who without finding a trace of the was responsible for checking vessel. the ship before it left port, testified Saturday in the J»edrick testified that dur- furniture clearance /tore fourth day of a Marine Board^-tfig a one-hour check when he of Investigation inquiry iirtfj boarded the vessel Oct. 18 he the Poet's disappearance/in found 55-and 38-gallon drums the Atlantic Ocean wittfits marked "oil" chained to a crew of 34 I full tank of flammable In other testimony, dargo acetylene gas route \ THE ARTS 1| The Daily Register LIFSTYLE 14 SHREWSBURY. N. J. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24.1960 Sports CLASSIFIED 16 Jets9 Leahy gets a kick out of overtime ByDANROSENBAUM giving him II sacks for the year. pull. From the five. Stabler again hit Caster for With a 21 point lead, the Jets really couldn't be the touchdown, this time on a crossing pattern NKW YORK - Pat Leahy has been trying to faulted for being a Ud conservative at the start of into the right corner. The score was tied, but the figure out all season long why a lot of his field the second half And it really didn't matter, Jets still had 1:» to get into field goal position goal attempt* have been hooking wide to the left. because Stabler was still having trouble hooking Todd got them there, thanks to a couple of He (till doesn't know why. up with his receivers. But he began to heat up as timely completions to Wesley Walker. But Leahy, At this point, the Jets probably don't care. the fourth quarter rolled around, and the Jets who for some reason has more trouble in the 30-39 Leahy, Who hooked a 36-yarder with six sec couldn't cope. yard field goal range than any other, again onds remaining in regulation lime, came back to With the ball on the Jets' 29. Stabler, who showed why. > boot a 38-yarder in overtime to lift the Jets to a completed 33 51 for a career high 3H yards, hit In the overtime, Todd went back to Harper and 31-28 win over the Houston Oilers. tight end Mike Barber for 16 yards down to the 13. the screen for 17 yards to help bring Leahy into "I really don't know what it is." Leahy would Two plays later be hit Barber again for a five position once again, and with 3:58 elapsed, Leahy say afterwards "I've analysed it. That first one yard TD pass. Jets 21. Oilers 7. Over II minutes hit it from the left hashmark. was close, but no cigar." were left in the game. Jets Coach Walt Michaels has seen too many Was he thankful to get a second chance? Stabler wasn't through yet with interceptions, sure things go by the boards this year to be "Yes I was. Indeed, I was. No question about though, and this time it was Uarrol Ray's turn to anything but happy with the outcome. But he had that." get one deep in Oilers territory. Todd flipped to give Stabler a lot of credit. Actually, it was the Oilers who bad to be conservatism out the window, and tried to get "Kenny Stabler has done that to a lot of thankful for second chances. This was a game some more points rather than chew up the clock. teams," he said. "We had a rookie (Jessie John- that the Jets led 21-0 going into the fourth quarter, And he paid for it. son) out there who hasn't played one full game not so much as a result of their own firepower but With the ball on the three, Todd tried to hit yet. It was just a matter of time before Stabler is through the generosity of Oilers quarterback Ken- Bruce Harper with a pass in the left corner. But in going to figure out there's something out there to ny Stabler. —•— stepped linebacker Robert Brazile and away went attack." '— On the Oilers' first possession, Stabler looked the threat. Stabler, however, was not into self-indulgence. for tight end Dave Casper in the left flat but "It was a cruddy call," Todd admitted. "The "How do you put a gauge on frustration?" he instead found Jets safety Ken Schroy, who play wasn't sent in. 1 caUed it. I figured they asked. "This was a game we had a chance to win stepped in front of Casper, picked the ball off, and would have a blitz on and Bruce would be open. It and probably should have won. We just got behind sped 82 yards down the right sideline for the was a good call, actually, but the guy didn't drop by too many points too quickly." score. It was Schroys seventh interception of the off. I should ve thrown it away." So now. the Oilers are in a tie with Cleveland year, and his first ever for a TD. But he didn't, and Stabler made the most of it. for first place in the AFC Central division with a "It looked to me like they were throwing for He hit Billy Johnson on a six-yard scoring pass to game coming up next Sunday against those very the first down marker," Schroy said. "I just read make it 21-14, and on the next Oilers' series, same Browns, and they follow that up- with a the quarterback and cut underneath the tight Stabler found former Jet Richard Caster way Thursday night game with the Pittsburgh end downfleld for 68 yards and the tying touchdown Steelers. The Jets made it 144 after Kenny Lewis with »:30 left "I guess," he said, "It all bolls down to that." recovered a fumble by Oilers kick return special- Things like this had happened to the Jets NOTES - The Jets held Campbell to 60 yards ist Carl Roaches on the Oilers 28. four plays before. on 15 carries . . . The last Jet to return an Jets quarterback Richard Todd went In But this time the Jets didn't wilt away. interception for a touchdown before Schroy was from the one. Instead, they went to their big play man Bruce none other than Shafer Suggs, who the Jets re- Karly in the second quarter, Stabler looked for Harper. On your normal, everyday screen pass, leased this week . . . Oilers Coach Bum Phillips Casper again, and again it was intercepted, this Harper followed a key block by rookie center Guy has been bragging about Caster. He says it was time by Ron Crosby. The linebacker returned the Bingham and weaved his way for 45 yards through the best trade he ever made. Caster proved him ball 42 yards to the Oilers' one, and from there the Houston secondary for the go-ahead TD. right yesterday. fallback Kevin Long hurdled the final yard to give "We just took advantage of what was there," The offensive game ball went to Harper, while the Jets a 21-0 lead at the half. Harper said simply. "You don't change what's the defensive game ball went to Schroy. Coach It was all going so nicely. working." Michaels was also awarded a game ball. . . Oiler For one, the Jets were containing running Stabler still had four minutes to work with. tight ends caught 17 passes yesterday, with back Earl Campbell, who had gone into the game Starting at his own 32, the Snake completed five Barber hauling in 10 and Caster six ... Despite THE DlERKING DIVE — Scott Dierking of the New York Jets (25) dives through a with six straight 100 yard efforts. For another,- passes, working the ball down to the Jets' four. scoring 31 points, the Jets didn't convert on a hole in the Houston Oilers line In an attempt to score from the one. Daryl Hunt (50) defensive end Mark Gastineau was all over And all without the services of Campbell, who had third down situation until midway through the last and Jack Tatum, far right, were able to stop Dierking short of a score, but stabler For the day he got to Stabler three times, to leave the game after reinsuring a nagging groin period. quarterback Richard Todd was able to go over on the next play. 49ers shut out Giants, 12-0; Eagles edge Raiders SAN FRANCISCO (AR) - The Giants' Joe Danelo gained 9 yards and then 3 for the pocket. White crashed The San Francisco 49ers missed a 38-yard field goal a first at the 16. into him as the Redskin re- sacked New York's Phil attempt in the first period, On third down. Jaworski leased the ball. It hit Cole in Si nuns, one of the hottest and a 16-yard touchdown pass connected with Harold the face mask and the 13-year quarterbacks in the National from Simms to Earnest Gray Carmichael for 12 yards and a veteran caught the ball and Football League, 10 times in- was nullified by a penalty in first down at the 6 Montgom- steamed goalward untouched cluding once for a safety and the third period. ery banged for 3 and then with a convoy of Cowboys ac- snapped their eight-game los- swept the final 3 into the cor- ting as escort. ing streak by beating the Eagles 1*. Raiders 7 ner of the end zone. The touchdown gave Dal- Giants 12-0 yesterday. PHILADELPHIA - After a scoreless first half las the life it needed on a day San Francisco quarter- Wilbert Montgomery's 3-yard in which there were eight when the National Football back Joe Montana, on his touchdown sweep with 2:56 sacks, two pass interceptions League's highest-scoring of- first pass of the game, broke remaining rallied the Phila- and one lost fumble, the fense was in a self-destruct a scoreless tie with a 66-yard delphia Eagles to a victory Eagles took a 3-0 lead on a mode. Quarterback Danny touchdown completion to run- over the Oakland Raiders in a towering third-period 51-yard White suffered four intercep- ning back Earl Cooper early bone-rattling defensive strug- field goal by Tony Franklin. tions and the Cowboys lost in the second period. Later in gle .two fumbles to keep Washing- The Eagles, who won their Cowboys 14, RedskuM M ton in the game. the quarter, defensive end IRVING, Texas - De- Jim Stuckey tackled Simms eighth consecutive game and Linebacker Monte CoJ- boosted the best won-loss re- fensive tackle Larry Cole eman intercepted a pass and in the end zone for the safety, lumbered 43 yards for his and Ray Wersching kicked a cord in the NFL to 11-1. fell returned it 34 yards to the behind with 12:23 left in the fourth career touchdown Dallas 8 deep in the fourth 43-yard field goal. against Washington with an The 49ers, 4-8, tied a club fourth period when Oakland quarter to set up the scored on an 86-yard touch- interception he plucked off Redskins' only touchdown record with the 10 sacks, and his face mask and the slum- the shutout victory was their down pass from quarterback with 1 minute 22 seconds to Jim Plunkett to wide re- bering Dallas Cowboys play. Wilbur Jackson scored first since the 1976 season, downed the stubborn Wash- when they registered two. ceiver Cliff Branch on the next play. That cut the ington Redskins to insure deficit to four points but The Giants, 3-9. were com- The Eagles drove 71 yards their 15th consecutive win on eight plays for the touch- Charlie Waters recovered an ing off consecutive victories ning season, onsides kick to stifle any over Dallas and Green Bay. down that snapped a six- Dallas upped its record to game Oakland winning streak further Washington upset Simms passed for 351 and 322 9-3, two games behind Phila- hopes. yards in those victories. and dropped the Raiders into delphia in the National Con- a tie for first place with San But the young New York ference Eastern Division, Packers IS, Vikings 13 quarterback had less than 100 Diego in the American Con- while the Redskins dipped to ference West. BLOOMINGTON, Minn yards passing Sunday before 3-9, their worst season since — Gerry Ellis and Eddie Lee he hit Mike Friede on a 22- Quarterback Ron 1963. Ivery each rushed for over yard completion to the San Jaworski. who experienced Cole, who celebrated his 100 yards and Tom Birney Francisco 8-yard line late in one of his worst days of the shocking touchdown with a booted a pair of field goals as the game. season, started the game- left-handed spike, received Green Bay topped Minnesota A sack by linebacker Bob- winning drive with a 33-yard the ball courtesy of team- to snap the Vikings' three- MARGIN OF VICTORY — Halfback Wilbert Montgom- his back in the closing minutes of the game. Montgom- by Leopold helped the 49ers pass to Leroy Harris for a mate Randy White. game winning streak. ery of the Philadelphia Eagles lunges towards the goal ery was able to make It Into the end zone from the three kill that New York scoring first down at the Oakland 28. As backup quarterback line with Matt Millen of the Oakland Raiders right on yard line to help lead the Eagles to a 10-7 win. threat. Wilbert Montgomery Mike Krucrek faded back into See49ers, page 11 Duran, Leonard lace them up in big Battle of New Orleans NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Tomorrow night's pion is a skilled boxer, too. .•••at about hitting and holding. Brown was welterweight championship showdown between "He has a natural ring sense," said Arcd. asked. Sugar Ray Leonard and champion Roberto "He can cope with any situation just about "Yeah, they hold him when he's trying to hit Duran shapes up as a modem Battle of New spontaneously. Roberto Duran can box as well them," he harumpbed. Orleans, fought by two superb boxers, one a as fight. He possesses important character- Brown and Arcel, a couple of boxing en- tactician, the other a tiger istics. He thinks well. He has self control. He cyclopedias who have something like 150 years Leonard will be seeking to regain the World has determination. And he has natural ability." of boxing exerience between them, agree that Boxing Council title he lost to Duran in 15 Leonard's camp has insisted throughout the their man, Duran, is fit for this first defense of gruelling rounds last June 20 in Montreal. He weeks of preparation here that Duran had fought his his crown. promises a smarter fight this time, utilizing his a dirty fight in the first encounter with Sugar "He's ready," said Arcel. "He's in better vast ring skills. Ray shape for this right than he was for the first "Duran is a very beady fighter," needled one." "I'm more programmed this time," trainer Aagtlo Dundee. "His biggesl weapon is "That's good to bear," said Dundee. "That Leonard said. "I've had sufficient time to his head." way be won't have to fight dirty.'' diagnose the last fight. I've watched the tape Warming to the subject, Dundee continued Dundee is just as pleased about Leonard's -over and over. When I saw it, I was angry at 'The only foul Duran didn't commit in the condition. myself, at the way I fought. I didn't do anything first fight was hitting my guy when he was down "My guy's in better shape than he was," to take advantage of my skills I tried to beat and that was only because my guy wasn't said Dundee. "My fellow's coming. Each and Duran at his own game. I was stubborn." down." every fight, he matures a little more." Leonard tried to slug it out with Duran the Freddie Brown, who works In Duran's cor- Leonard shadowboxed and worked both the first time around. "I wanted to get that one big ner, laughed off the charges of brutality against heavy and speed bags in the Superdome yester- TEACHER AND STUDENT — Manager Angelo Dundee has a few words of wisdom punch in there,'' be said. the champion. day. Duran, who said the building was too cold for his boxer. Sugar Ray Leonard, following a workout. Leonard hopes to reclaim his Duran is a kwarmtag brawler but his veteran "He's had 75 fights and he's never lost a for his taste, did his work at a local elementary WBC welterweight crown when he faces Roberto Durantomorrow night In New trainer Ray Arcel says the Panamanian cham- round on a foul." said Brown school Orleans. 10 The DfeMly RetrKter SHREWSBURY NJ MONOAV. NOVEMBER 24.1980 Ferguson fires strikes as Bills bounce Steelers ORCHARD PARK N Y 1AP1 - Joe ahead 14-13. Smith gathered in a punt by Larry hit 18 of 25 passes for 187 yards with two intercep- Ferguson threw three scoring passes, two of them Swider. outran Cards defenders after reaching tions in Jerri Butler and Curtis Brown raced 34 yards midfield and scored Don Cockroft's 31 yard field goal midway lar jnniher touchdown yesterday as the Buffalo Kansas City, which trailed 10-0 at the half, through the fourth period rounded out Cleveland's Bills handed the defending National Football rolled 62 yards in six plays to pull to within 10-7 in scoring League champion Pittsburgh Steelers a 28-13 loss the third quarter on Morgado s 1-yard plunge But „ The Browns took a 14-7 halftime edge behind The Victor) kept Buffalo in first place in the in the same period, after being aided by a rough Sipe s first two TD passes, the Nth and 100th of American Conference East one game ahead of ing-the-passer penalty St Louis padded its his NFL career. New Fiiigland with a 9-3 record The Steelers. 7-5. margin to 13-7 on Neil ODonoghue's second field Rucker's 16-yard reception early in the second trail Houston and Cleveland by one game in the goal, a 43-yarder The outcome left Kansas City period tied the game 7-7 after the Bengals took a \F("sCentral Division with a 6-6 record and the Cards with a mark of 3-9 7-0 first-quarter lead on a 6-yard run by Charles Ferguson found Butler on a 29-yard pass with St Louis, aided by Bubba Garcia s fumble Alexander 4 Mi to go m the first period to tie the score at 7-7. after receiving a Fuller pass at the Cards' 5. Sipe then executed the two-minute drill to tin n put the Bills ahead to stay on a 10 yarder to maneuvered 59 yards t.(1^ke a 3-0 lead in the perfection at the end of the first half, completing the wide receiver 8 (W) into the second quarter upemng 6'2 minutes on ODonoghue's 40-yard seven of 10 passes, the last a 5-yard score to Hill Mall K.iin s 36-yard field goal on the final play 11 eld goal with fiveySecomh remaining ol the lirsl half cut Buffalo's lead to four points. Jim Hart and Mel Gay then teamed up on a 40- BraacwM.SeakawfcsM bui Brown widened it to 21-10 with his sprint that vard pass play to set up a 2-yard touchdown run by DENVER — Craig Morton rifled two touch- capped a 92-yard 8-play march late in the third Ottis Anderson, giving St Louis a 10-point advan- down passes and the gimpy-legged quarterback period Then Ferguson wrapped it up with 2-yard tage which stood for almost two quarters ran for a third score, leading the Denver Broncos touchdown toss to tight end Reuben Cant five Wasted by St Louis was a 107-yard rushing |ii.i\ s into the fourth quarter to their third straight victory with a decision over effort by the powerful Anderson, whose 44-yard the Seattle Seahawks. Pittsburgh s lone touchdown came just 3 43 sprint in the opening period set up ODonoghue's Morton completed 19 of 28 passes for 192 into the game on Franco Hams' 2-yard run It first field goal yards, including a 2-yard scoring flip to tight end • .nut- two plays after linebacker Robin Cole made i Riley Odoms in the first quarter and a 27 yarder the hrsl interception o| his tour year pro career Browas 31, Bengali 7 to Haven Moses in the final period. The pass to .ind ran the ball 24 yards to the Bill s 2-yard line • CLEVELAND - Brian Sipe passing for more than 300 yards for the fourth time this season, Moses gave Denver a 27-13 lead, and the Bronco Kul 11 "in then on. until the closing mes. it was completed touchdown tosses to four different defense then tacked on a touchdown and safety in aiinost all Buflalo. and not even the nearly 35.000 receivers, and the Cleveland Browns blitzed the the final minutes to pad the margin and help raise VHUting Pittsburgh fans among the crowd of 79.659 Cincinnati Bengals Denver's record to 7-5. in Rich Stadium could rouse the Steelers Their only other points came on Bahr's 42-yard field Sipe peppered the Cincinnati secondary with Seattle staged a desparation drive in the clos- goal midway in the final quarter short and midrange passes and exploded for a ing seconds, and reserve quarterback Sam Adkins handful of bombs, including a 55-yarder to Ricky threw a 5-yard scoring pass to Lawrence Me Chief! 21, Cardinal! 13 H cachet late in the third quarter that gave Cleve- Cutcheon with 12 seconds left. ST LOUIS - Arnold Morgado made a tumbl- land its fourth touchdown The Seahawks, in suffering their fifth straight ing catch of Steve Fuller s two-yard touchdown The Browns. 8-4. also scored on first-half loss and falling to 44, led momentarily in the paM. with 6 31 left and J T Smith sprinted 75 receptions by Reggie Rucker and Calvin Hill and second quarter after Efren Herrera kicked a 21- turds with a punt return to score 76 seconds later, a third-quarter pass to Greg Pruitt as they sent yard field goal and rookie Will Lewis returned a propelling the Kansas City Chiefs to a triumph the 3-9 Bengals to their fifth straight National punt 75 yards to give Seattle a 10-7 edge. ' over the tuples'. St l.ouis Cardinals Football League deleat Kul the Broncos bounced back for a 27-yard Fuller, the Chiefs second-year quarterback, Sipe finished with completions on 27 of 36 field goal by Fred Steinfort Then, following a drove Kansas City to its go-ahead touchdown attempts, good for 310 yards. The 27 completions Seahawk fumble deep in Seattle territory, Morton WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAMS — Halfback Joe Cribbs (20) of the Buffalo Bills following Ed Beckman s recovery of a punt that were one shy of the Browns' team record set by exhibited uncharacteristic running ability — car- scoots by Jack Lambert (58) and Jack Ham of the Pittsburgh Steelers for a sizeable was tumbled by St Louis' Roy Green Sipe earlier this season against Pittsburgh rying 9 yards on an option play and then running gain in the first half. Cribbs wound up with 110 yards to help the Bills defeat the Four plavs after Morgado sent the Chiefs His Cincinnnati counterpart. Ken Anderson, the final yard on a bootleg. Steelers, 28-13. Rangers tie up Canucks GOOD? YEAR NEW YORK 1 APi - Ron Greschner s slapshot from the right point in the third period, which enabled him to tie a club record, gave the New York Rangers a 2-2 tie with the SERVICE ^STORES Vancouver Canucks in a National Hockey League contest las.t niftht — Ureschner'l goal, the 95th of his career, tied him with Brad Park for career goals by a Rangers defenseman Park in m is with the Boston Bruins The game was marred by three outbreaks involving Mario Marois a former Ranger who was traded to the Canucks 12-Month Tune-Up earlier this month, and four of his ex-teammates Marois gave Vancouver a 1-0 lead at 8 10 of the first period Saves Gas All Year Long * 11 li .1 slapshot from the left faceoff circle. Mil HIIMI II.MlIIIN Chi-i L 1 ti innt, mil 1,111 While skating by the Rangers bench after the goal. Marois mu .iin • hi irill n,'w xchanged remarks with Dave Vickers Ed Hospodar climbed n-cyl Hiltti ni-w kparl iilus* iver the bench in an attempt to fight Marois. but officials • Sri Ijmihll In rr, inn mii.iltil vfm H • I ill,* 11 <•!•' separated them before punches were thrown 4-<:yl alMl -idlllsl 1 hl'kr • AlllUHl , drli.ir, n,r Maple Leafs 5, Brmias i The Daily Register smiumi IbNITION: BOSTON - Rick Vaive scored two goals in the third f rWimH Un i*(Hlim- A,,,, s) ,„, (,,r t ,,.,| period rallying the Toronto Maple Leafs to a tie with the 41 N,i,i,i,..M..i.(i,ii iwriil n.s i.,n.i an |Nlllll,, „„,!,.„,,., ,,,,,| d,k|f $ 1 fid FOOTBALL CONTEST iHirwl I.,I...I Boston Bruins 1 WW •12 MOM II MMir SHIU1 I A(HI I Ml M \ .uve pulled Toronto into a 3-3 tie with a backhanded shot Na. Nr 10 I .IHHIV.II n .11 111 in \ ••,, Ii 1 1,1,111, ..ll\ .,11111 in 1 ill \I.II i\ nil .1 Irt-i- Knuilif AIMIWS inn ii just outside the crease for his eighth goal at 1 34 of the WE SERVICE I.HIIIIJII, ,:,....I lur on. viar Inrni rh, il,il,< nl Hi. Inn. u|i >\) mil IVIIMIN (INK V t AH nl jrnur i-ii>.- u|i i.tl. vuur invuli *< Nml i:.Tlifii Hlr IMI k In ill. slun- ihii |HTfi>rmiil tmal period Then, after Boston had regained a 5-4 lead. Vaive High School IMPORT AND tin linn- n|i .mil i!aiiiiymir will [inn nl. in-. 1,1 < tidru,' up I«I ihnv wqumti1 NnNlvumi score again on a 2 on 1 break at 14:56, giving the Maple Leafs DOMESTIC CARS II tiny til iln . < In 1 i UIIS iiiiin rilrH I'M in 1 it for in) wJluMlMilli •" en i rrplHi u the standoff D Ocean Twp. D Howell D AND TRUCKS ni.nl . lli.,l win |i.,n nl lln iiiiuin.,1 litm up l.iNHUr.ir Mill IIMI.,' it,. ,iiliu-.lninil ur D Manalapan l f l h Dwight Foster scored two goals and Peter McNab. Steve D Marlboro D Kasper and Stan Jonathan one each as the Bruins extended O MatawanReg. D Raman D their unbeaten streak to eight games. 4-0-4. O MiddletownS. D MiddletownN. D Improve Handling, Boost PROTECT MOVING PARTS MAIM Al\ STOPPING IMS I A\( .1 D Long Branch D Red Bank Reg. D MPG, Increase IVead Ufe. Maple Leafi S. Bruim S D Monmouthfieg • Shore Reg. D BOSTON - Rick Vaive scored two goals in the third • R.B. Catholic • Rumson-F.H. Reg D Lube & Oil Brake Service period rallying the Toronto Maple Leafs to a tie with the D Mater Dei G St. John Vianney D Front-Knd Boston Bruins. D Neptune D AsburyPark D Change Your Choice n up to five Vaive pulled Toronto into a 3-3 tie with a backhanded shot D Freehold Twp • Freehold D Alignment Addiimnal from just outside the crease for his eighth goal at 1 34 of the D Point Pleasant Boro D Manasquan D Q«aWcr Stale parts and KW«0 sefVlCH nlta final period. 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NOVEMBER 24,1960 11 Prospects look bright for duck hunters According to Fred Fcrrlgno. stale migratory bird special Joe LaPrest) of Stevens Bait and Tackle Stop in West End single strike, but often several additional Hah win be aspects arc bright for the ' reported some ling being taken from the Jetties at night on the tubes attached to the wires. , I today and forth* i Prior to these WM amendments, it was illegal to have and state-wide Area tackle dealers have been alerted that under another more than three books on a lure and this caused problems for Thanksgiving Day section of a M-year-old law drawn to protect fresh water fresh water bass fisher men dace a great many plugs were Ferrigno, whom I met while hunting for woodcock In Cape HENRY fishing, the use of "any artificial bait with more than nine equipped with three treble books. These plugs simply would May County on Friday, said a lot oTbtri have recovered from hooks' is illegal anywhere not work properly with three single book repl the depredations of two severe winters three and few years The statute i> BUS. So the law was changed M years ago specifically la the ago and are sack to normal or near normal SCHAEFER "Artificial bait; number of hooks penalty. (As amended interests ot largemouth and smallmouth basi fishermen "We lost a lot of birds daring those winters. Including April a, IK.) No person shall use, have In possession or offer Attention of the Marine Police was drawn to tins law 40,000 brant, but things look much better now," Ferrigno said or expose for sale, any artificial bait with more than nine during the current run of striped bass and it is being enforced. According to Ferrigno, who works for the Bureau of hooks or more than three bum of three hooks attached IpaeeSsUOnt Wildlife with the Division of Fish. Game and Wildlife., there thereto, under a penalty of twenty dollars (U» for each The enthusiasm of dealers to exhibit new 1M1 recreational are Urge numbers of buffleheads and scaup In all southern offense." vehicles has resulted in a sellout of available floor space at and coastal bays including Rarttan and Barnegat bays and Ferrigno in the woods I had four birds and when I complained the 13th annual New Jersey Trailer-Camping * Sport Show in Joey Julian. Atlantic Highlands bait and tackle dealer, UtUe Egg Harbor of my poor shooUng be said "this place U the hardest in the Convention Hall, Asbury Park, January O25, announces reported that he does not sell armed gorilla rigs and said that The McNamara Wildlife Mangement Area east of world to hit woodcock They don't have tony far to get behind James J. McLaughlin. director. this device U not illegal so long as no more than nine hooks are Tuckahoe last week bald a large number of grceawing teal. something." McLaughlin said it Is the earliest that space has been attached. pintails and black ducks and Delaware Bay was alive with I was hunting for four to seven-ounce woodcock but the reserved since the show began In IMS He said a number of Mack ducks. Other wildlife management arena with a lot of three Rutgers University scientists Ferrigno was escorting This device has six arms and Julian suggests that booked dealers who wanted to increase their floor allotment to show birds Included Mad Horse Creek, Dli.Egg Island, Heislerville were hunting even smaller game, ticks. tubes be attached to only the ends of six arms with bookless more vehicles had to be turned down and other dealers who and Dennis Creek. • They told me that the area has its own unique species of teasers to the sii inner connections A seventh hooked tube on did not get their applications in on time had to be turned Ferrigno said that the snow goose population in the state tick and that Is what they were hunting They asked to a leader should then be attached to the center of the rig. away. has grown to 10.000 The second half of the snow goose season eiamlne Dian and determine whether or not she was carrying The trailing tube, the "chaser," usually accounts for a The show will occupy two floors and the arcade. in the South Zone also opens today He reported there are a lot of snow geese on the Brigantine Permission was granted and lo and behold they did find a National Wildlife Refuge where an additional area is open to tick which even I could tell was different from the ticks hunting It lies along Oyster Creek and U adjacent to the common here In Monmouth County. The learned men were Bucks stop Lakers, 110-94 Mullira River. It contains a munber of ponds. Contact the very happy with this tick and carefully deposited it In a refuge manager for open hunting areas receptacle for the trip back to their laboratory LOS ANGELES (AP) - Marques Johnson scored U points I CUppers 111, Scales** Dally waterfowl hunting boors are a half boor before It Is strange what turns men on. I went back to my and pulled down eight rebounds yesterday, leading the Mil- SAN DIEGO — Center Swen Nater scored 23 points and sunrise to sanset Steel shot is mandatory in the Coastal Zone woodcock hunting and after managing to scare a few more, waukee Bucks to their 11th consecutive National Basketball pulled down 19 rebounds, leading the San Diego Clippers to an east of the Garden State Parkway The northern boundary of collected my fifth bird Association road victory, an easy 110-94 decisiong over the Los easy victory over the Seattle SuperSonics the steel soot sow is Shark River and the south boundary Is Capt Andy Albano of Highlands and Gary Knudsen of Angeles Lakers. The one-sided win snapped a seven-game losing streak for the Cape May Canal. Middletown caught seven striped bass and a five-pound stur- Forward Mickey Johnson converted two free throws with the Clippers, who are now 7-15. The Sonics fell to 10-12. In all likelihood triggered by the fast rounding out moon, geon trolling on Saturday. Chip Manola caught 14 striped nine minutes remaining in the third quarter to give the Bucks big flights of woodcock moved into and out of Cape May bass, 10 of them throwbacks, fishing with an ultralight outfit The Clippers led at halftime 63-53 but the Sonics narrowed a 51-50 lead and they stayed on top the rest of the way. the gap to four points early in the third quarter But San Diego covers last week. I saw the evidence of this on Friday when I from a jetty, according to Julian's Bait and Tackle Shop, The Bucks trailed 44-43 at halftime but score 87 points in visited the Hlgbees Beach area, old bird droppings every- Atlantic Highlands went on a 19-9 binge to take an 88-74 advantage into the final their superb second half to overcome the Lakers and raise period. where and plenty of empty shells. Jim Giglio, Sea Bright bait and tackle man, and Jerry their road record for the season to 11-1 and their overall mark There were some birds left and in the space of three hours Savite of Highlands caught B flounders fishing from a boat on to 18-5. Los Angeles the defending NBA champion, dropped to Michael Brooks and Phil Smith added 21 and 18 points 1 collected five despite much poor shooting. When I met the Navesink River. 167 respectively, for the Clippers 49ers blank Giants (continued) Lions, who defeated Tampa near perfect passing of quar- JUSTFCR The loss also dropped Min- Ray, 24-10. The victory left terback Gary Danielson, who nesota, 64, out of a first- Green Bay with a 5-6-1 record completed 22 of 2* attempts PR0VIDENT CUSTOMERS place tie in the NFC Central and also marked the first for 157 yards to dash the Division with the Detroit time the Packers have swept playoff hopes of the 4-7-1 Buc- a season series from the Vik- caneers, defending division ings since 1M. champions. 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Evergreea Willie, BerkshAre Skipper 7 - Traettc, lUciaf PUfht, CaattUae Aaaie I - Dr Dvke, Backeye MeatagC Mr Marcaa • — Eastera Chaace. Nortacra Seas, Yaakee Scaiiet lt - Petite Etoile, CsaasHaa Jay, Toay LMarvd II - Cicero CowgftU, Movia Up, Pleaaaat Waverly BEST BET: VennlUaa A «tk) Heiden roughs it TEMPE. Ariz (AP) - It was the worst of weekends for bicycle racer Eric Heiden. Competing on the last leg of the year-long, nation-wide Prestige Classic series - Ihe 22-year-old Olympic speed skating champion dropped out of Saturday's race in Carefree, Aril.. when he was too far behind the pack. Yesterday in Tempe. Heiden crashed coming around a left-hand turn on the third lap of a 48-mile race and headed back to Madison, Wis , with nothing more than bruised buttocks. "I guess I didn't do too well." said Heiden. "But I've only been racing seriously for a year now. I make enough prize mosey to live from week to week. But until this week, I hadn't ridden on a bike for a month. "I kad a bad accident in Norway in the middle of August where I broke my wrist, so I had to take it easy," he added. "I was wearing a cast on and off all the time. About a month ago I kad a crash because I couldn't grab the back brake. So I figured until I got the cast off for good, I would cool It." At frigid Lake Placid in February, Heiden was the hero of twa I«M Winter Games - winning five gold medals in speed , skating and setting a number of world records. "I was rwally surprised I did so well," he said. "I thought I'd win maybe two distances. Five was something else. But it doesn't mean that much to me to have won them all. "Iff nice to know I skated my best that I could at five disunces " ke added. "The medals I really don't care too nwMkabowtl in eqnnOy adament against capitalising on his Olympic ft*— a la UN decathlon champion Bruce Jetmer I my picture on a cereal box," Heiden said "Aaol I dMn't gnt into skating to make money. I did it pj for tmw ft» of it If tporU were the only thing I had going or me thaw I might try to make money of f of it "But taWwaroTatWof other things I'd like to do besides •-nirttr limn r uMglBf *•* "•me <*> products." be said. -Sdml'sl •* fstTtaaMW. Hut's why I came back to the r«« tfaikUl t» *k»ltrf places and Imwaiting for some Ma Towntpy Tom, River Summ,. Sou*. Plaint** S..vert0o Ro«6ury Rose«e Rahwav Pom P-wsant L.-.r-.H.,: Pla^feW Ph^sfurg Pefth Amboy ••JH. "-on SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 24.1980 The Arts ThrDtatfy 13 At the fey Two' doesn't equal sum total of work involved IUMI (HIM ByBOXZAPaC focus area and too little use of Joseph •»m>i.i.ij.«i. Theater Reiily's good set. coutmiT*" " *" FREEHOLD - Sometimes, even if a Vocals are uneven; Audrey Witko as musical's score is by Richard Rodgers, 1 MamarkH CPO) la IIIIHn Martin Charnin and a book written by Leah, the not-so-liked wife, can be heard " it.doesn't belong on Broadway. Just several Old Testament scribes, via Clif- above the rest. While this usually is because the funny little dots with the ford Odets' dramatic work "The Flow- frowned upon, in this case her over- MHiaWUVKlUCKMUl •- tails and flags were scrawled by some- ering Peach," is the kind of story best one recognized as an entertainment in- reserved for the church stage, or a powering voice is a blessing. Us If* Mv Turn (HI 7:*, til K- stitution doesn't mean they have to be grammar school presentation. richness carries. III — any good A re-telling of the Biblical Noah and Tom Magin as Japheth is emotional- IMkM Ma* (PO| 1 IJ. « ja These are thoughts the Monmouth the ark story, "Two by Two" is enter- ly charged, with a sweet-sounding voice Repertory Company, under the auspices taining, diverting, and educational, to Pam Northart as Rachel is strong, even of the Battleground Arts Center, should an extent. It also surprises with an in her frail ties have considered before choosing "Two Red Bank Regional undercurrent of sexuality which per- Ellis McCoy as Noah leaves a mixed by Two" to present on the stage at vades many of the scenes. Not only is impression. It's difficult to place his Freehold High School here. there blatant conversation about mating accent, and he. like most of the cast, The Monmouth Rep cast is generally throughout the first act, but there is the wins painting award had trouble warming up opening night energetic, showing a lot of preparation, subtle inference that maybe Japheth, RED BANK-The art de- Brothers Academy. Lincroft, and the technical effects, though sorely the favorite son, doesn't like girls. He-pun-ches-his-syl-la-bles; for projection, it works, but for musicality partment of Red Bank Re- and Holmdel, Mlddletowo lacking in execution, at least seem well- Were the authors trying to make the gional High School, Little Sil- North, Red Bank Catholic intended and reasonably well planned. Bible risque? ...sorry. ver, will be awarded a trophy and Red Bank Regional high But like a baseball player coming to To view "Two by Two." it seems The tunes mix oom-pah-pah waltzes for being the winning school schools. the plate in the bottom of the ninth director William Starsinic was at odds with alternating piano scales in the Halloween window inning, with two out, nobody on, trailing with musical director Lori Starsinic and painting contest sponsored by FOOTLIGHTS — The show continues by three runs, the BAC didn't have much choreographer Lori DeShaw. The show Friday and Saturday Curtain is 8 p in the Red Bank Retail Trade chance of winning with this show. 'Nutcracker' ballet does not flow; the actors take turns Why did the lights change a la a ANNIVERSARY Board. "Two by Two," presented on Broad- singing, dancing and acting. Now we silver tinsel Christmas tree rotating Retail Trade Board gift FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP way in 1070 with a top-name cast (in- dance. Now we sing. Now we act. ROLL BACK TNI CLOCK - The New Jersey Ballet beacon? Almost every second a new certificates amounting to $70 cluding Danny Kaye and Madeline Not too many years ago, didn't IMS M.nu at IMS Frlcn were awarded to first, second Company will perform "The Kahn), survived a brief run, mostly due light, with a new color, appeared. TUESDAY, NOV. 25th MO p.m. Nutcracker' ' Dec 6 at Free- America poke fun at a man who couldn't and third place winners, as to the efforts of the cast and a lavish walk and chew gum at the same time? A note on the program mentioned well as honorable mention hold Township High School. Shrewsbury Ave., Rod Bank production. The organization calls itself a com- that the cast rehearsed at the Grace winners in the contest. Some TickeU are available from One questions now, as critics did pany, but the ensemble acting is lack- Lutheran Church. Perhaps lack of fa- tst m SO students from five nigh the Battleground Arts Center then, whether Rodgers had a few bills ing. Perhaps William Starsinic likes miliarity with the actual set, and with school participated in the offices, 26 Throckmorton St., left unpaid that a quick kill on Broad- downstage center, or perhaps the actors the excellent Freehold High School Ample OH Straat Parking event. They were Christian Freehold. way wouldn't take care of. themselves cheat down; either way, auditorium/theater, would explain No, "Two by Two," with lyrics by there is too much traffic in the central opening night gaffes. HBO MOVtC HPANTAtV) ••v. "AraMan Advw. Television today tea" itra oowopha. LM. TftcU&e /t T>«te NEW JERSEY HBO MOVK -(MUSICAL) • APMNMCNOO * complata with uaniai giants and magic carpal* •• • young A paid directory of coming events for non-profit DECEMBER6 (VHFI WNET 13: •H "•utaviiakMM-tero AMAH Jo«i« Fo«m, soon Baio m VALtNTIMA priaoobottlaoMMHaofoararlo Atlantic Highlands Elementary School IT A Crafts (UHF) 23. 50. 52. 58 (all «ta ma hand o( a DOOaMatcop- organizations. Rates $2 00 for 3 lines for one day, $1.00 UMqw tpocK o) PraMbWoii^ra • SAHFORDANOSON listed as 521. By EMILY W1LKENS ifestation of the way you feel about yourself. Charisma isn't in the pictur*. if you are Project your seat for living collected and successful when you are faced Know what charisma is? It is a magnetic Are you charismatic? Read the following hampered by haag-ups Charismatic people Even thought ieror not with a Job interview. quality that goes beyond beauty or talent, statements, then determine whether each is aren't self-doubters. They are superbly self- you have charisma, it is a special quality that If you're plagued by self-doubts because although charismatic people may have either True or False where you're concerned. Even assured and this enables them to project the begins with you! you need to lose 10 pounds, take a step la the or both. It is an extra dimension of personality one True answer indicates you lack charisma full force of their personality and devote all JUST FOR YOU right direction and get going on a diet by or an aura that draws the admiration and because self-doubt stands in your way: their energies to living life and enjoying every Dear Emily: I am a pad secretary bat I spending one day on Emily Wilkens' Water interest of others I'm too fat-thin. moment. dissolve ialageUUa*aealaa> Interviewed far Past. You'll find details of the fast in her "Spa Beverly Sills has charisma, so does Luciano I'm not pretty. You can't touch or fed charisma but you a Job - I'm interviewing right aw*. Da van Secrets" bulletin which can be obtained by Pavarotli Both project warmth, enthusiasm, I never know what to say. can sense it! It separates the star from the have any tips far ass? I aeed la keep fraaa sending B cents and a self addressed, stamped and a jote de vivre that's irresistible. Jackie I'm too old-young. extra. It is a special something that begins getting flustered, - Marale envelope to Emily Wilkens care of this news- Onassis and Princess Grace have charisma but I'm boring. with you. You're on your way to charisma if Dear Mamie: Try two or three tablespoons for different reasons — a combination of glam- I don't understand why people like me. you: of imagination They could help. No need to EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but our and lifestyle that fascinate. I can't do anything right. Like yourself. fed Inferior if you tell yourself "I am the cannot undertake to answer each one. She will But you don't have to be celebrated to be I don't have any talents. Are truly interested in others. Queen of England," or "I am the star of use questions of general interest in her col- charismatic You just have to be confident I always make mistakes Find life an exciting adventure. stars." Play let's pretend and pretend you are umn. Address your letters to Emily Wilkens, because charisma is the outward man- People don't like me! Look forward to what each day wUI bring. someone special. It will make you calm, cool, care of this newspaper. Advice HINTS FROM HELOISE YOUR HEALTH Easy energy saver DEAR HELOISE: made with apples. aaa, I fdt I shaaM bald onto his hand DM yea ever put your hand aver a More raisins caa be added aa yau just as a precaution. wall electrical socket on a cold, windy use them - Dixie Bell So, I said rather aerveasly aad per- Heavy drinking day and led the cold air saeakiag late EYE TO EYE haps a Ml sharply, "ALAN! Take my thehoaae? Dear Hdeiae: When you waal to be A quick, economical way to stop sure a small child understands year "Oh! I'm sorry, Mam!" he replied that beat loss Is to go to a hardware iaiirwtioai, stoop to bis ar her levd aad proceeded to lake my arm and store and purchase covers far aay un- and have hlm-uer look you la the eye. guide me across the street! affects surgery used sockets. They are easy to install As Ung as yea keep eye canlact, you Jast wanted you to know the gener- — even a person with no experience stead a better cfcaace of having Ike ation gap Is Hill flearisUag. - Sharon can do II. Juil follow package direc y wngsn i retain inr laiiruriions man Oh dear! It's these flashes of insight alcoholic background. Cortisone is one of the great dis- By LESTER L. COLEMAM. M.D. Uoas. you would If Ms eyes aad attention into a child's thinking that really open Some people who are ashamed to coveries of this century. The fact that My husband is aot aa alcoholic bat Another plus, in addition to (lopping were wandering around the roam. — one's eyes. Must always come as a admit their alcoholic tendency to their it brought a Nobel Priie to its dist- he certainly could be called a heavy the cold air, is thai the plag-ias are Mrs. Roy C. Newman shock to find out he thinks of you as doctors, may experience severe inguished discoverer still does not min driaker. Recently be was told that be safer in household* with small chil- AVOCADO PLANT being "old" when you haven't even would need a hernia operation I have withdrawal symptoms after surgery. imiie the terror that wrongly exists dren. Dear Hdaise: To suit avocado reached middle age. beea told that aa operation is more This can be avoided if the doctor knows about it. It's really a fabulous item — you'll seeds, Jast slick them in with aay plant But, cheer up - that gap eventually daagerous in drinkers thaa la others. I in advance about alcobol habits. Cortisone is a remarkable hormone want to hug the Inventor! — Anais that bus a little ream beside II. They narrows into nothingness. — Hugs, am worried abwt it although I did not The anesthesiologist, when aware which reduces inflammation. It is used Ferguson are easily transplaaled after sprouting. Heloise tell him about my fears. - Mrs. C.Y., of this problem, is particularly careful extensively for bursitis and for a great Every little bit helps when it comes Sure beats trying to remember to FOOT WARMER S.D. to choose the ideal anesthetic after many other conditions that do not re- to conserving energy. Hugs to you for keep a glass af water al a certain levd. Dear Hdaise: With present-day Dear Mrs Y preliminary blood studies have been spond to simple medication. enlightening us all on another way to do — Carmen While The fine line that separates the made. Cirrhosis of the liver, commonly When doctors choose cortisone as a our bit. - Heloise beating systems, it Is bard to Had a heavy drinker from the alcoholic is associated with chronic alcoholism, de- form of treatment, they are completely LETTER OF LAUGHTER good place to warm cold feet. sometimes difficult to establish. In mands special planning to insure the aware of aU of the possible side effects RAISINS PLUS Dear Helots*: 1 have become such a Jasi slick them into a large, brow* either case it is generally recognized safety of the surgery associated with long, uninterrupted Dear Heloise: A good way to keep suburbanite thai I rarely ge downtown paper grocery bag- la a few miauies that those who drink large quantities of For years I have had attacks of use, It is for this reason that they raisiai is to place them la a Jar with a where the traffic Is heavy. caanutatly feel will be as warm as toast! - N.K. alcohol present special problems at the barsitis. Recently I bad a particularly prescribe it for a limited time, usually lid, cover them with brandy, then stare have became uaaccasiamad to creasing Have a super hint? Send It to time of operation. bad one. When the doctor prescribed with decreasing doses, and always un- in the refrigerator. busy itreeti with the children along Heloise care of this newspaper. She It is a well-established fact that cortisone, my wife weal Into a panic. der their constant supervision. They will stay plump and flavorful At • tMiUtag laterMctlea the other can't answer your letter personally but general anesthesia is more com- Why is cortisone so daagerous? — Mr. Had you expressed your anxiety to aad ready to add to rice pudding, apple day, crossing amidst ib* aalse af haras will use the best hints received in her plicated in heavy drinkers. Those who N.W., Wis. your doctor, he would have alleviated it pie or sauce, or practically anything and movlmg traffic with my M-yeareM column. drink excessively must tell their doctor Dear Mr W and spared you the long delay in getting and surgeon so extra precautions can relief from your bursitis be taken. In special instances opera- Friends and family are loving and tions are performed under local well-meaning, but, unfortunately, their Dr. Coiemaa welcomes questions ANN LANDERS anesthesia if the surgeon feels that the "medical advice" is not com- from readers. Please write to kirn in operation may be complicated by the mensurate with scientific knowledge. care of Ihio aewspaper. ASK DR. BROTHERS Cross-dresser has a fit Dear Ann Landers: I am students. While your "prob- U* for her birthday aad told aad woa ISM. She aa occasional traasvestlte. lem" is not inconceivable, her to go to ike track aad Mom - all excited - aad From time to time I enjoy you blew your cover and I have a good time said, "I'm sa thrilled! I'm dressing as a woman. It gives will tell you how. This friend, who doesn't going to bay yau Ike prettiest Is baby a tyrant? me a lot af pleasure, aad I'm A cross-dresser who says know a piece af bone meal scarf in town! " Mam thinks not hurting anyoae. he cannot afford to have this from a T-boae steak, want la bar Mead should have aalit By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS bouse. I think if I had beea, go away. When she returns, been going to more movies I always dress ap private- aspect of his life known is not the trnck. hit the daily double See Landers, page » Dear Dr. Brothers: My I'd have beea a very unhappy the child learns thai he can than I used to and I'm spend- ly because I can't afford to about to try on high heds in a sou aad his wife are becom- mother. Am I cruel and trust mother and that she will ing more time at bars. I think have tail tide of my life shoe store, nor would he ing slaves to Iheir 14 month heartless? What should I teU come back when she says she it's only because I hate my select dresses openly and ask old daughter. They have a them? - P.J. will. surroundings. What do yea My problem is to be shown to a dressing DON'T waaderfal, mature woman Dear P.J.: It sounds to me thiak? - V.J. for clothes. I bay high aaallry room. I think you need a hob- You're certainly not crud wto lives next door who as if the parents are being a Dear V.J.: Studies in- tbiags, aad I waat my by. You seem to have a lot of i'l be a better, more bit overprotective but this and heartless. You might sug- dicate that when people don't garments to fit well. Meat time on your hands, Bub. QNKfy gest to your son and daugh- sible baby sitter. De- isn't unusual with a first have the proper amount of shops will aot allow me to try Dear Ana I aaaVts I am ter-in-law that their occasion- sgast this fact, lacy refuse to child. When parents leave space, or live in unsuitable oa Ike dresses la Ike dressing writing this far my matter. al evening out can be a learn- AROUND III! ga aui because the baby cries their young children, the spaces, they often suffer de- rooms. I admit it may seem She Is sa mad she can't see if they walk out the door. This youngsters are almost always ing experience for the baby. * pression, anxifty, ner- odd for a man to be buying a straight, much lass bald a If you ire doesn't seem surprising to tearful and depressed. This is Dear Dr. Brothers: I've vousness and restlessness. blouse or aa evening gown for pen. •c. Babies do cry, they also natural, but it's important always beea a fairly happy, They also tend to travel more himself, bat the roams are Mam gave bar best Mead gut over it, as I've tried to that parents do leave them healthy person bat about four and to spend more money in private and I would offend aa looking fir TST1*'" to these parents. This with responsible sitters occa- months ago, I was forced to restaurants and on shopping oae. miff tivli| i« their first child aad they sionally so that the child move from an apartment sprees — anything to stay When 1 shop for a sail la a fed if they leave her aloae — learns that when mother or where I'd lived for several away from the place that con- men's store, I need la try It •wen at night — that this will father leaves for an hour or years. After weeks af sciously or unconsciously • «T on for slit to see bow It looks Baan losing MfM iirnivrtaao w*i wuuad the little girl This so, it doesn't mean forever. searching, I finally found a makes them feel ill at ease. oa me. Why shouldn't I have GLASS DOORS seems nonsense to me. I The child, even the 14-month new place aad I've been de- I sympathize with your tat same privilege when I ing BbMianl M Pun It Was am raised fear healthy children old child, is learning toman - •nsra your wi noaar awns off A pressed ever since I moved difficulties, especially since shop for a dress ar a pair af nd icctstirtti and I wasn't chained to my age loss when he sees mother gawrnmoat pawl al masta) aM set- in. Most of my Meads say you've signed a tease. Deco- high heels? aattic eowts Ms raaaaef a* cMt- they like II aad I thought It rating might make a tremen- Do you nave any sugges- at Ms at a* atfra urenoui inarr would be OK, but new I really diant in saasr Mrlaei. and has DIRON FIREPLACE SHOF dous difference in your at- tions oa bow to handle the mmaait uNandattKnvi torippt Anti-semitic incidents bate it. I've signed a lease se titude. Even something as problem? - Lacked Out In Ma control and MOMIOU »>*•»» 1334 Hwy 35,Mi * MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1980 The DksJty Regfcacr 1$ Weddings Briody-Clemmer BELMONT ABBEY, N. C. Mr and Mrs. Cornelius — Sherry Ann Clemmer and Briody. Cambridge Avenue, Bauch-Gallino lamundo-Donovan John Peter Briody were mar- Fair Haven, N. J, arc the ried Saturday in Belmont Ab- parenu of the bridegroom. HAXLTT - CMk Frances Gaftino and Rev. Newton W. GreUter officiated at the NEW MONMOUTH - The marriage of Catholic Church by the Rev William Nolan. bey Roman Catholic Church. Attending the bride were re married Oct 11 in ceremony, which wai followed by a reception Denise Asatt Donovan and Leonard A. Iamun- There was a reception in Buck Smith's Res- The Rev. John Bradley cele- St Johns United in Cobblestones, MiddMown Mrs Jonathan Hoggard, ma- do Jr. waa solemnised Oct. n during a nup- taurant, East Keanaburg. brated the nuptial Maas, tron of honor, Mrs. Thomas The bnde U (he dau(htcr of Leopold tial Mass celebrated In St. Marys Roman Parenu of the couple are Mr. and Mrs which was followed by a re- Gallino, n Newmaa Street, West Keansburg. Graham and Miss Let John F Donovan, 77 Walling Ave., Belford. ception in the York-Chester Bonsac. and the late Paula Gallino \ and Mr. and Mrs. lamundo Sr, 13 Chapman Inn, Gastonia. Mr. and Mrs Louis W. Bausch jtt Fulton Stephen Briody was best Ter here. The bride is the daughter Place, Haslet, are the bridegroom's parenu man and the ushers were Dawn E. Donovan was maid of honor. of Mrs. Grace Evans Clem- John Monaco,'Kevin Healy Dawn Lang waa matron of honor. Also Also attending the bride were Doreen mer, Gastonia, and Jack Ru and John Keaton. . attending the bride were Paula Duncan, Un- Fiorella, Janet lamundo. Deborah Median. distill Clemmer The bride was graduated da Lamberson, Sutan Repetti, Oall Barbara Lorens. Gail Finan and Diane from Ashbrook High School Schramm, Robyn Bauch and Tracey Bauch Eckert. and attended Gaston Collage James Garvin waa the page. Frank D. Filippi was beat man and the and Tri County Technical Col- The bridegroom had James Lang aa bis ushers were John Doran, Robert Loon, Peter lege, both in North Carolina best man. Ushers were Ed Gerominos, Rob- Geronimo, Ralph Botti. Curtis Median and Mr. Briody is an alumnus ert Morcio, Joseph Decker, Brian Bauch. Jeffrey Ruppel of Si Michael's High School Anthony Falco and WillUm Schramm. Mr. and Mrs. lamundo are graduates of in Jersey City, N. J., was Mater Dei High School She ia a secretary for Mr. and Mrs Bauch are graduates of graduated from Belmont Ab- Carroll and Carroll, certified public accoun- RarlUn High School. She U employed at Fort bey College, and received an ,\ tants in Middletown. Mr. lamundo n with Montnouth and Mr. Bauch is with Lily MBA degree from Monmouth Leonard's Market. East Keanaburg. Division of Owens Illinois, Holmdd College. West Long Branch, Mr. and Mrs. lamundo went to the The couple went to Florida for their hon N. J He is employed by the Poconos on their honeymoon and make their MR AND MRS LOUIS BAUCH MR. AND MRS. LEONARD IAMUNDO JR. Good Will Publishing Com- home in East Keansburg pany in Gastonia, where he and his bride reside after a MM wedding trip to Nassau in the Taggart-Savitsky Toto-Rigby SHERRY BRIODY Bahamas. ABERDEEN - Cheryl Ann Savitaky and Vogelsang officiated at the ceremony, which NEW MONMOUTH - Anne Marie Rigby ceremony, which was followed by a reception David Patrick Taggart were married Oct. U was followed by a reception in Lakeside and Wallace Vincent Toto were married Oct in the Colts Neck Inn in Calvary Baptist Church. The Rev. Elmer Manor, Union Beach. 25 in St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. The Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Stanley Lukassewski officiated at the Robert D. Rigby, 145 Kinkade Drive, Mid- Landers Attending the bride were Norma Jean dletown. and Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Toto, I'oliuotto, matron of honor, Darlene Burleu, 109 Davis Lane,River Plaza. CoatiBued from page U My hasbaad believes Sac Debra Ulashkevieh, Claire Taggart, Margret Mary A. Jacobsen was maid of honor. docsa'l like me aad thai U Whittman and Michelle O'Brien. Mary Ann Barbara Rigby, Marie Savoia and Karla Toto the winnings. What do yoi why she will not come toea r Polinotto and Jennifer Savitsky were flower were bridesmaids. say? - Gleadale, Calif. Beef home. This has created a wall girls and John Savitaky 3rd was ring bearer. 0 Vincent J. Toto was best man and the Dear Beef: Split? Why betweea as, and I need your Thomas Taggart Jr. was best man and the ushers were David Matthews, Martin Wein Your Mom didn't ask her to kelp. - Grosse Point, Mich. ushers were George Meade, Michael berg and Roger Gardella. place a bet. She just said. Sorrow The bride eipecU to be graduated in "Have a good time." I do Donahue, Michael Taggart. Geoffery Jouvin Dear GPS Have you sug- and Thomas Hart. December from Brookdale Community Col- agree, however, that a scarf lege, Uncroft, and is a computer operator at doesn't quite make it. In my gested to your husband that YOU would feel more com- Mr. and Mrs. Taggart are graduates of Tech Dyn Systems, Red Bank. She is an opinion. J100 would have been fortable in another house1* MaUwan Regional High School. She is em- alumna of Mater Dei High School here, and about right. ployed by Carteret Savings and Loan, Clif- attended Monmouth College, West Long Many women who marry f wood, and is attending Carteret Savings and Branch Dear Ana Laaders: Re- widowers (or divorced men I cently I married a maa whose would prefer a different set- Loan Institute. Mr. Taggart is a carpenter at Mr. Toto attended Middletown Township wife passed away two years ting In your case it would be Morgan Display Co., MorganviUe. High School and Rutgers University and is the perfect solution employed by PKM Panel Systems Corp., ag«- We get along beaatUslly. Mr. and Mrs. Taggart went toth e Virgin South River. Something is hurting «w re- MR. AND MRS. DAVID TAOGART Islands on their honeymoon. lationship, aad I doa't knew After a wedding trip toJamaica , Mr. and Parents, what should you what to do about it. MR. AND MRS. WALLACE TOTO Mrs. Toto reside in Middletown do if your teen-ager is having My hashaad's daughter (1 sexual relations1 Ann will call her Sac) is the apple Gerwer-Hiro Landers' new booklet. "High of Us eye. She is married to a School Sex and How to Deal Hofer-Doria fine young man. They have LONG BRANCH - Diane Marie Him. Roman Catholic Church, to William Joseph With It — A Guide for Teens two youngster*. Sue hasn't daughter of Mrs. Grace Hire, 400 Willow Ave. Gerwer, son of Mrs. Claire Taylor of M MIDDLETOWN. -. Michelle Gerard and Their Parents," give no- been in oar home since our here, and George Hiro of Royal Palm Beach, Cypress Drive, Eatontown. and the late Wil- Dona and James Louis Hofer were married nonsense advice on how to marriage. She says she can't Fla.. was married Oct. 11 in Holy Trinity liam E. Gerwer. in a double ring ceremony Oct. 4 in Township handle this delicate situation bring herself to walk through The Rev. Frank Iaxxetla officiated at the Hall. Mayor Alan J. McDonald officiated For each booklet, send SO ike door. She grew up la tail ceremony. There was a reception in The cents plus a long, stamped, bMte, was married in tht liv- Barclay, Belmar. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. seif-addressed envelope to ing room and says it is filled The bride had Victoria Zara as her ma- Vito Dona of 35 Illinois Ave.. Port Mon- Ann Landers, PO Box 11995. mouth. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Holer of 82 Main with memories of her moth- tron of honor. Julie Brown, Frances Novo- Chicago, Illinois 60611. bilski and Connie Kessler were bridesmaids St., Port Monmouth, are the bridegroom's er. William Rafferty was best man. Ushers parents. were George Wolff, James Setrin and Bruce Gail Kavanaugh attended the bride. Wil- Edwards. liam Berkfeld was the best man. . Mr. and Mrs. Gerwer were graduated The couple attended Middletown High from Long Branch High School and •jyjj School North. The bridegroom is employed Brookdale Community College. LJncroft. She by Four Season's Roofing. Port Monmouth, M€€D H€LP D€COMTING? was graduated also from the University of and is a U.S. Navy veteran. Bridgeport in Connecticut and is a registered YOU Cm AffOW A dental hygienist Mr. Gerwer is an alumnus After a reception at the home of the bridegroom's parents and a wedding trip to 1 of Monmouth College, West Long Branch, MR. AND MRS. JAMES L. HOFER PROf€WIOIif1L COM<;ULTflTlOfi and is employed by United Parcel Service, Atlantic City, they reside in Port Monmouth. Howell Township. IN YOUR HOP1€ 1 i M Mr. and Mrs. Gerwer reside here, after a Bell-Hurlburt Call » MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM GERWER wedding trip to the Poconos. ft ABERDEEN - The en- Middlesex Sheet MeUl. East 1t Hnrhara ttuiflr EL gagement of Karen A. Brunswick. 741 ^)600 Hurlburt to Duncan D. Bell is Mr Bell is a SayreviUe 8fe\ DiH Colors to Go announced by her parents.. High School graduate and at- 14 W Front St.. Red Bank Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Broce Hurlburt tended Middlesex County Col- of 32 Intone Lane. He is the lege. He is a chemist with |^ "Lei Me Help You Decorate" son of Mr. and Mrs. George Amex Specialty Corp.. Bell of Parlin. A July wed- V lor ham Park Wallach-Fishfind ding is planned. PIKBSVILLE, Md. - The Mrs. Abraham Weinstin and Miss Hurlburt was gradu- engagement of Barbara Hon- the late Mr. and Mrs Harry ated from St. John Vianney ey Fishfind to Charles B. Fishfind. High School. Holmdel. and Union Technical Institute. "Chuck" Wallach, son of Mr. Mr. Wallach la a graduate and Mrs. Bernard Wallach, 10 She also attended Brookdale of Christian Brothers Overlook Drive, Holmdel, N. Community College, Lin- Academy, Uncroft, N. J., Jit is announced by her pa- Karen Hurlburt croft. She is a secretary at rents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben and the University of North Fishfind here. A June wed- Carolina at Charlotte, and is ding is planned. in the construction business Miss Fishfind attends the in Maryland. He is the grand- School of Dental Health at son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Flower Power Community College of Balti- Greenstein of North Bergen, more. She is the grand- N. J., and the late Mr. and daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bolton. Florists & Gifts D'Anna-Feeney NEW MONMOUTH - Mr, of Mater Dei High School and and Mrs. John S. Feeney Jr. Taylor Business Institute, of 12 Raphael Place, an- Manasquan, is a secretary at nounce the engagement of Fort Monmouth. Her fiance, their daughter, Pamela C. also a Mater Dei High School By Feeney. to James M. D'Ama, graduate, is attending DeVry "HILL * DALE" son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Technical Institute, Wood- m d "NATURALIZER" D Anna of 17 Sylvia Terrace. bridge. He is employed by SSSSZ." "" CASHn-CARRY "ADORES" Surf side Beverage Corp., oaklaaves in basket. Miss Feeney, a graduate Ocean Township. "QOLO" Pamela Feeney "CONNIE" "VINER" "PAPPAGALLO" Special!!! JACQUELINE • MORE CARPETS SIMS 4V. to 11 CLEANED Cmterptac* of mixed fall flowen In a wicker ROOMS basket with • handle. FOR *Larajer Arrangements Available 3 HOO's of Silk It Dried Arran»ementj 495-9400 NOTt: UWuamH.LT LAflOf OR OOUW.E BO Leonar 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise 104 Winter Rentals 100 Commercial Per Salt For Sal* For Salt Nubbin Rentals BEACHCOMBER - Designer deco Daily Sunday GOLD DIAMOND — Hamilton OFFICE EQUIPMENT — Walnut t MOW -rufcKe i« A reted. one bedroom executive suite, welih. HIS La«es black Mather pedestal used desks (with hidden by the day. week or month Pan- lecfcel. n. (onO Ml HI 7IJ4 typewriter 'well." Its; without BEAUTlPUL oramic ocean views, maid service, ABERDEEN MATAWAN — Space "well." Mil Walnut stralehl chairs. toffee shop end launder met All utll available far nor ape. warehouse er REGISTER •I«M up. Walnut stone swivel •5UN6eVT ittet Included Security deposit re workshop MO sq ft Reasonable HAMMOND A BALDWIN Call days. ! PIANO AND ORGAN chairs, M0. metal (as Is), us Two- quired ill un Classified Ads seal sofa. IttS. Typewriter stands, BROAD ST.. RED BANK — Modern CENTER 111 Book rack. II Si> drawer S">>" LANTANA. FLORIDA — Just south office, 120 H ft Private parking All models In slock. card tile, US Waste baskets, liber of W Palm Beach Furnished. 1 bedrooms, 1 bath. By season or year- Yearly Mate. 111! e month 741-111) as low as U M. steel M 71 Other Items Room before I 10 p.m. We are Number One In 1004. 10 Spring SI. Red Bank mil round Available Jen. 1st Adults service, reliability and 741.fSfS preferred, no pets References ft 46 cents security depatll required. Call 'Mr It**, ptr d«v LOWEST PRICES. EXECUTIVE OFFICES - Red ORGAN - Wurllner. threatro style, i" out after 4pm weekdays, any lnwrtl«n) MS MAIN STREET time Bank. 1 or more rooms Air. carpel, ASBURY PARK. N J 01711 total tone deluie Spinel Antique decoration |ts month per room while New cond, ntyr used Call Full services 74l-ts«S For FAST RESULTS r mm S42-rMS for more information. SEA BRIGHT - Motel rooms and FREEHOLD — Stores end ware AT LOW COST Open dally f-t. Sat. Ill I furnished studio apartments Meld house for rent. Prime location on HEPPLEWHITE — Reproduction service end utilities included in ourbusy highway LOW to 11,000 so II PIANOS ORGANS low winter rates Available by dev. Kneehole desk. E«c cond . asking Warehouse prices on most malar 441 IbU or 441 SBH S5». M12Slf. week or month No lease TRADE brands. Yamaha. Klmball. Thomas. WINDS MOTEL. UMHI Baldwin, Gulhransen, etc. Un HEAVY SOLIO PINE — Chairs, 71 Merchandise M Bicycles/ 101 Apartments 102 Houses For Rent MATAWAN - Rt 14 Office. 112 sq limited rentals from 17» par WEST PALM BEACH. FLA — REGISTER purchated siR years ago. Huffman month. For Salt ft. New. elr condltlonoa. cerpeted. Koos. worth more inan woo each Mini Bikes I Pine Rtdael Two-bedroom con- emple parking Available im Classified Ads For quick sale, three side chairs al HIGHLANDS - I room apartment SHREWSBURY — Rent or tele Im- dominium Fully furnished Club mediately Stt-Otlt efter 4 am FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER 170 plus security and all utilities mediate occupencv 1 bedrooms, r > privileges Available Jan.. Fab and sin. one arm chair at st» Call Pond Rd and Rt. • TWO SNOW TIRES — F7S-14, MOPED - Good condition, low 542 1700 let-It*. mileage. Asking IM0 1iventnet call nj-ttsi, 17S-00O1 baths, large dan. neer schools ItSO March (No pets) Cell efter 4 p.m., QIFFICE — Rumson. furnished, full mounled on Toyota pick-up rims. per month plus utilities Ret Set-OtM service, bath. ISO a month Call Al 110 Call 171 tS74 m-oiii loll Frn from Mjtjoan ArM HOT POINT HEAVY DUTY — EMC- PIANOS - ORGANS I41-O*H after I p.m. trie dryer, exc. contf.. Slot) Call HIGHLANDS — Freshly remodeled. All Musical Supplies and Services TWO BARBER CHAIRS spacious 3 room apartment, near 10S Summer Rentals 566 8100 KIWI TUSTING PIANO CO. Make otter water, S2S0 plus utilities, security ft Our «7lh Year 2tl-O14t or »l 2Slt 103 Rentals To Share RED BANK — Professional office references 7*3*070 suite comprised of five rooms and Tell Fret Irem Mltfdl«lo«m Area IBM TYPEWRITERS Asburv Park 773-OM4 MOUNT POCONO — Four-bedroom, Open t lot WATER FILTER - By Meyers 1 HIGHLANDS — Beautiful I two-bath Chalet Fireplace Private two lavatories, ground near with RENTAL $20-126 per mo. large tanks, one for neulralitlng and MIDDLETOWN — Responsible etn ample on-tile parkin*. 1110 sq. ft. or 671-9300 AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN bedream apartment. Available In lleman to share 1 bedroom. 3 baths golf course, tennis courts, beach and Hem with option lo buv 1720327 one for iron and odor. HOB. Call small select secure It-unit garden Country Club Close to ell resorts. area at S7OO per month, plus utilities. PINE BEDROOM HUTCH — Bee*. WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY lur condo ranch with same Recree with carpet and air conditioning; litN FURNITURE - RtlUn. KITCHEN CHAIRS — 14) 4 lawn m RUGS. FOR CASH aawrtmam Ideal tor young married lional facilities. SlSo Includes utm HB Hat sweeper, all In good condition. Rea case/mkror A dresser. eMC. cond., or senior cltliens. In safe surround- call owner WALTER ZIMMERER a couch. 1 chalrt, Ottoman, lounge 1411 firm S44-7SI1. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES lies S44U00, 747S2S* eves SON. tee-MOO plus Mini, tm Call HIOll sonable otter 747 S327 n Garaae Sales ISt I. Newman Springs Rd Ings. Superintendent on premises. RUGS — Green tlsao 11x14, large Shrewsbury 7474200 Overlooking ocean, on Hwy. M, 1 RESPONSIBLE PERSON — Te 104 Furnished Rooms KITCHEN SET - New. S-ptece. Yard Sales block before Highlands bridge NY share 4 bedroom house with 3 others bedroom a full site sal of bedding. braided oval, pkk-up cap lor small 10S Commercial ELECTRIC ORYER — N.y», Mi truck. Best offer Call 130-0701 but et dear Harborvlew »71 S1S2 in Llncroft IIKVmo . plus '« utili- mm. wlWr a U7S Will sell separately Call after ALL LIONEL TRAINS ties Cell Htm after s PM RED BANK -Snarekitchen ftbath , 1 p.m.. e*s-W7S. GARAGE SALE - Mulll Family HIGHLANDS - New one bedroom single person Rentals MMHI UrsiHArfcnLt al Kjkftkb i|Am. . !„•--, Or Fiver. Top cash appraisal RUUD GAS FURNACE — 140.000 »'I^U>W«Meu Pa> UBwV IITriri. i. IUIIW1, condo, on river, with dishwasher YOUNG CAREER WOMAN — Look 741-07» FIREWOOD LENOX BONE CHINA - Cold BTU arllh aute. humidlller, ea. toys, drapes. Notr. IS, It. a. t-4. tt and laundry room. U7S per month ing to share expenses with congenial FOR SALE wreath pattern. I S-piece place sat com). only 1 year old. ItoO Pleese Rvers Lane. Matawan. (off Rl. Ttl. ANTIQUES* OLD FURNITURE - plus electric Call M2-OSOS. female In a 2 bedroom apartment or ROOMS tings plus S uwp bowls and plates In call alter 4 p.m. 444 2472 Bought Also, contenlsol attic, base home. Middletown area preferred. Please call men! ft garages 717 7lli 717 Utt or 717 tlSI PtlMi MOtlSTtMl AIM similar pattern. All In ex cond.. SLEEPER SOFA — Brown vinyl. KEANSBURG — One bedroom Call Itl-Otto during business hours FREE2ER - Crwom* t gUii din SJM tall HI >70) after 77 Pels And Livestock duplex, full bath, ins plus one U.OOJ set ft Tailgate loedin*. inu wl Ttrtnls mochlrw. coniolt very good cond . ISO or best offer. ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought lor months security, utilities Included private parking A/C. heat, steroo. MU. chairt. carrlaet. twin MACHINE Call IM-mt. top cash Mary Jane Rootevell An Available Dec. 1st. Call 4«s-tst7 104 Winter Rentals IM Commercial sprinklered. Public transport* ABC's — Of obedience offered by the liaues. lot East River Rd . Rumson bedk. bureau, typewriters, tic. * HAND TOOLS SPEAKERS — IPalrl Ohm F. like MMM Owner Handlers Association Be. 14! 3 m Member Appraisers As- KEANSBURG — Efficiency 1 Rentals new condillon Musi sell, moving. ginners thru advanced. Starting sociation of America. apartment for rent MAi.Nlfiil-Nl Lono Beaver two or best offer takes them Call Oat It. Phone IH-SMt. Call 7S7-471I MONMOUTH BEACH — Furnished 111-1474 after s p.m. ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN 1 bedroom apartment with fire- 1100 sq it warehouse storage, 747-1100 FURNITURE SALE - Country coat, custom design, made like piece, until June. I2S0 plus gas heat. Frtnch dining room set. II elects, mink 1M-S»r Advanced And Beginners TIOUES. Rt. M and Homestead KEYPORT - 1 bedroom, all utili- will rent partial Hwv. St. Port mon by Thomasvllle. leather couch, re- THE USED FURNITURE CENTER Ave.. Leonardo HI SIM ties paid. UO0 a month, tloo secur Call 7U-7HS eves mouth Call 171 tut frigerator, washer, dryer, call MOVING - Dinette, one-year oM. It7 Shrewsbury Ave , Red Bank DOG TRAINING ItV. Available Dae. 2. 30 First St. '•/!/» aller ? p.m. butcher block and chroma with sl> Beens, Has-beens and Why Nats Bayshore Dog Club. 741404a ATTENTION DOCTORS - WE o a.m. or alter s p.m. chairs. Also sofa, chair and cocktail BUY X RAY FILM, TOP DOLLAR 79 Swap or E xchange 7« Swap or Exchange 7« Swap or E xchanae THREE GAS FRYERS — One AKC REGISTERED — ShihTiu. CALL MIDDLETOWN/ATLANTIC HIGH table, mattress and boa spring. Rea. double steamer, 10" Rockwell teble male, I year old. all shots, loves kids FURNISHING ON A LOWsonable Call «ty»Sf. 7474Ut LANDS AREA - 1 room apartment saw, miscellaneous teals. 141 74Si I needs good home. >7Ht40 In duplex home, ell utilities In- BUDGET? — Check the USED DON'T HAVE THAT SALE FURNITURE CENTER OF RED PAINT — Colors Interlor/eillerior TIKES 111 — M0-1S" Goodyear, like CATS — Female, belli altered end cluded. Ills per month 1214021 BANK. Fine furniture tor1 less. Iff I will buy all your small garage sale %» a eel. flat Interior. IS 75 a gal flat new. blackwalls. perfect lor VW has had all shots. IS mo. old Ex- Items, plus antlQues, lewelry, con MIDDLETOWN — Unfurnished Shrewsbury Ave. eilenor Sl/'i Bus ISO Call 74I-U40. cellent nalured Very good looking Four rooms with heat, hot water and Please call t4e~2Slt. Good homes tents of basements, attics, etc. Call 2M-M1S after 1 p.m. cooking gas. S2tS plus security and only. electric. Evenings 72S-4tS7. 3744001 GUY JOHNSON 4.7402S. CAT — Male, a mo oranae and BUYS AND BUYS white, has had all shots Vare good From an entire household lo 4 single MIDDLETOWN- BELFORO — looking Must find good home Call Duplex, three bedrooms UlS. two Let' Hem. Antique tunlture. lewelrv. sii taa-lllt vtr. Immediate cash. Too dollar bedrooms tits. Plus security and utilities 71S-4TS7 TREE KITTEN —Female, tweaks, •414114 grey Tabby, white bally, orange OLD FURNITURE — Antiques. Chi marks, playful Call lit sott ne. glassware, art objects and brlc MONMOUTH BEACH — Modern e-brec Irnrnedlate cash tor eny and 1 bedroom apartments with SWAP FREE TO GOOD HOA*£ — Walt Beagle, S years okd. housebroken ft thing and everything Ruscil's. 2S E Balcony available. Near oceen and in good health, child allergic Front SI. Red Bank 741—Ittl. convenient to shopping Heel and hot SJi»*44 alter Spm water Included In rent For Intorme TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO lion call 111 Mil FREE PUPPIES - 3 mot eld, DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to mother pure-bred Husky, 2 males, 4 Cash. DON PON'S JEWELERS Will Red Bonk Riverside Ave females. S44-172e. Buy Irom private owners and es FINEST IN LUXURY HI.RISE tales ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE On the Naveslnk River FREE TO GOOD HOME — 1 PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE Walk to railroad, bus. Modern one monlrn old. black male kitten. SIGNED 7tt River Rd.. Fair and two bedrooms. 1420-up. Air con- Call Slt-Het Haven, N.J S42-42S7. dltlonlng. heat, hot weter. balcony doorman, security and more. Ga TWO GERMAN SHORT HAIR rage. pool, marina available Bob POINTERS — male ftfemale . Fully 741-17U pedigreed Moving must tell. 1100 for malt, II SO for female. Call RED BANK — 4 rooms, heal ft hot ntiort water furnished 137! plus gas ft electric SH>«Stl GOLDEN RETRIEVERS — AKC. 101 Apartments INFLATION FILTERS championship pedigrees Gold Rush Dusty a Tamerac lines. Available RED BANK — Luxury High Rise Dec 12th. Mold for Christmas ABERDEEN STRATHMORE two bedroom, two baths, also three bedrooms, three baths. Beautilu 7 ALUMINUM fTOMTOMM WWllNDOwsy l ELECTRIC CONSOLE ORGAN - SNOW TIRES — LTe-IS. studded. tlt-ltSt. GARDENS — Two bedroom apart With bench ft books. 171 Sawing miilnlU on wheels. I white wells ment Available Dec. Itt. SITS a view. Between Hi. t-t p.m. I41-4MS ••»•• t*t»ttJewblke.I Mkal machine, like new. 175 Typewriter. I7S Cell after S e.m.. 1414111. LARGE WHITE PONY -Loveable. month Heat, hot water and cook Ing US W ewctrlc stove. IIS. Polaroid very successfully shown, price sec No pals sta-saM. RED BANK • l bedroom apt. naer AIR CONDITIONERS — (1), SOUi emera, s» Bonrus wallh. SIS. Call SNOW TIRES — Almost new. ondary to loving home. Call after I. Irelns. bus. Business 1400 Inc. utlll BTU. carry coal, Ml. note aru no 1W-1MI. MTS 11. 4 ply tires with rims, |U. Itl 111] COLTS NECK MOTEL — Efficien- ties. 747-1241 after t a.m. cy. IW par week. Metal, MS per yarllmersan. |IM SHIS71 after 4. in m RED BANK — Bridge Aye. Two EPI tl SPEAKERS — E«c cand. SIAMESE MALE week. Lteht tteutakaaatne. Dally SNOW TIRES - Cl*ll. SIS. Mink iv> years, I2S rates available. Call 411-0714 bedrooms, big living room, kitchen ANTIOUE CLOCK — SIB. tie books 1MB. Call coal, sire IS, SSS. U00 Cell between 1-1 p m. 141 tO7S I Aleer. ett I U aa Slsoue swan SSS, TV-SeSt Call 4ts-*S*t tat-iia. II antnua cup A saucers IM Call RUMSON — FIREWOOD TROPICAL FISH IMS SNOW TIRES - HR7B-I4 radial, OSCARS. OSCARS, OSCARS Heal Included Avail Dec II. Sits 1TB a cord used an* season. |70 741 17» after FREEHOLD — 1 apts.. 1 bedrooms plus electric S3CHU41 ANTIOUE SOFA - Hajtattai»aa Call alter 9 p.m. 717 74« 100 i. 10*1 ft 100 s of baby Red T mer each. U7S ft IMS plus utilities trim, anlKMO gold isslrrgr. leather Oscars for sale. Excellent pets and SM-SI11 after 1. WEST LONG BRANCH — 2 FIREWOOD good for anyone Interested In start SNOW TIKES -1, A71-U. 4 ply. like Ing a fish hobby. Call 717-O1OS. bedroom garage apartment Un- *«., , ..-, IBS ore new Nat a full season's wear. 141 HIGHLANDS — t furnished. S17S mo. plus utilities Call M4 It74 Lease 1701703 Itl-etal. bay. Skylights UHt carpeted Mo 7* Swap And Exchangt pets SIB) Phlt utilities STl-Mti FRANKLIN STOVE — Unuaad, WEST END Long Branch, large BABY CARRIAGE - BUI Rile. SIS. beat offer Chair, US. Both hi a . air conditioned oerden apartment, MS furnace. US. small tgutn an StlS. Vklorlan safe, ttrllgelt, ' HIGHLANDS ON THF HILL — form rocker chairs, set |1» C lond Traversa rod with curtain rod. bteuarn garden apartment Total lVi rooms. 1310 a month. Includes thMe China cHeas.llPa. maple desk W. IIS. Call Bet-BSn attar 7 p.m. 3 BOTTLES — Home made wine tor parking, one block ocean, patio, MS. Heamir truest. IW 2i4-t4SS Chippendale buffet, IIS0 Antigua no empty S gal. glass water bottle. electric, near busses Laundry and adults, no pets. 7»2 Greens Avenue. f oor lllp« ISO ~ SUPER STAR GUITAR MOt - U0 471 $371 ttaraet fwiiittet. call in-tias. Manager 178 m-ti4S BARBIE DREAM HOUSE -ft iMntd SNctlav chair. »10t. Floor electric Ptnball machine. SIS. 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise ML 1MB. Exercise Nke. SI. Fre- 102 Houses For Rent fessienal hairdryer. IIS Knew elec For Sale For Sale got something you BASKETBALL — BaObgard and trie meat Ulcer, wo BM4O1S. hoop, heavy duty, good cand Asking G.I. UNDER COUNTER DISH BELFORO I4S Call after S p.m. StlaSS WASHER - Cl TILIPHOTO LENS! — Nlkkor S rooms, 1420 plus utilities. 140 2tl CO SSkntn F4 o wlm can and filter, Itl 1534 BATHROOBATHR M SINK — White tits can m-em. no longer want? agrctltlll nn eveever catcat IronIron.. AaptnMA - KINO SIZE — BRICK TOWN — 1 bedroom condo Imately tult ' WHh catlmt.. cchrome THREE PIECE LIVING — Gaed 1113 a month plus utilities After 6 4*^ p.m. 727 Mat table. ItSI. Wt-etSI after I. ••O — TarHI. mtell. box spring. KITCHEN SIT — Farmka tap. 40" COLTS NECK — 4 bedroom frame el drawers, all round, two leaves, lour chairs, like TIRES — 7S-I4 radial, I snows, 1 house with garage. Call STYNES 10. Bunk b new. MS. CHI Illlll regular All Neve rims. SM Mr all. REALTV, ttt-NU. ntrVtt, LAWN MOWER — Seers Pager I. COTTAGE — Small, furnished, B ft H MOVIE CAMERA - US. If rotary, goad cond. SM. Call TRASH COMPACTOR — Seen, clean, neat Suitable II adults. Back Trade it with someone S 14*. IH. Hn-I carrlaea. l» Btaatt white, Ilk* new. »1» SaStttt eftJK yard. Quiet, respectable street In L-SHAPEO OFFICE DESK - Keansburg area. Rant 111! plus utlll Almost new wlm chair. IN* Itl SS*4 ties. 1 month security. Call anytime TWIN BEOS — MelUetl a box appointment. 717-1411 after 1MB. spring. Ilka new, SIM each. Dark who has something they NYLON RUO — Olive green with Pine dinette set. S chairs! IBM. EATONTOWN — Custom ranch. 1 Items, tears, thews, car radios. I pad. ir.irs-. good cand . SIS. Call Amana air conditioner. VS. Call bedrooms. 2 baths, fireplace, central Id tt stJlt II RW HwH CWI StMJ lti-1771. ITlttst after s air. skviigM. 2-car garage, well-to- wall carpel. SUO per month. no longer want. BOYS HOCKEY SKATES - Slae X TWO 14" SNOW TIRES— Like new. like new, lit LoeVs WMer coat. an Chevy rimsms.. S40 tatarr pair. Belgium wool, bltck/bitvtr cellar OAK MIMSTAL TABLE - Claw 542-2223 B cuffs, slie tlVa. |7J BlBbliiH is. SM* er best fmi-tlie, Mact/wtillt, Mil Im ' I chair, woe* USED WATER SOFTENER — / ERA-JAMIE PAVLIS . needs upholstery. US. StuaHe tomatk Permutlt It*) REAL ESTATE We all have something in the attic or down the •pone to * bod. SIS EkK- Call tttWIS trolu«ru« cellar that we no longer use or want Many of us WALNUT FORMICA — OlimglM HIGHLANDS — Income producing CARPET — Bill, floral en beige. Lewis StsTfitSTesWia. S property has 1 bedroom Ranch can think ot something we would like to have Like new. US flrm. Call can 74 set Hutch, table. 4 chain, leaf. Exc cond IS* Call S41-4M4 available for rent Dec. IS. Being MsK mated, rent now and pick your ONE FOOL TABLE — Eac. can). colors. Asking I42S per month Will COUCH-Llvine room, grwan wltt wm deliver. IttS. WALNUT HUTCH TOP — Like new. That's what the Register's new Trading Post is ' t yiYvrvaaxgi wvotm. lima naw. % 140 Call 741-toas •tt5 or Baal offer. Call after 1 em. consider telling entire property con 747-S121 slsllng of 4 rental units Cell Ml tO44 all about. Run a very economical ad and make mSa. PANASONIC XT' - Slack/White COUCH — |7S rear and s Ban aM TV, e«c cond. U0 Call after I p.m.. WHEEL CHAIR — Evert 4 Jen HOLMDEL — l-famlly Victorian, S a swap ,,. something like this: Will trade size 9 Good cans., am* cushions Ceil M 7411714 nines Itanlner. Like new. IMS. bedrooms. IVs baths, fireplace In tjsr I f>.M., 747 Ttjt 4TS-mt, after 4. living ream, available Jan. 1. Ills wedding dress lor baby crib and stroller. FOOL TABLE — Cues, balls, racks, DISCOUNTS FOR plus utilities eTI-teiS or H1-7S11 COLONIAL SOLIO MAPLE TABLE table tennis, ail tcieiaartet. SISS. WHITI CRIB - And matching StMIM. chetl/chanaar. Ea caeid.. 1111. HOLMDEL — 1 bedrooms, available Goodyeer L7H1 pelnlas III*. SENIOR CITIZENS Dae. I, ttag Got the idea? O.K. Call us and start swapping chairs. Stereo ceaseie' OUEENIIZE BOX SPRINO - AM Mie»nted en rtm. 171. Celt BtT Call M4-7US (IBS. Irame Htt end her bureau dretaen WINNIE THE POO CRIB - Win. CHECK THIS LIST OF MERCHANTS WN0 ARE KEANSBURG — Two bedroom us call Ba-Tsn. ranch, large kitchen, convenient COUCH - Black vinyl, w. taMt te SHAO CARPET - llntl. rutl and dreatln* table. Mk ket Mouse lamp OFFERING SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY are*. sl» a month plus utilities Ivi at-ld»d rei ' • Oltney well plaques. 1171 months security required. Stark 741 en* betore S P.m iwam. " ncy. 717-2777 RESTAURANTS PHARMACIES LANTANA, FLORIDA — Just south Use The Register's of W. Palm Beach. Furnished. 1 BED OAK DINER SHREWSBURY PHARMACY bedrooms, I both. By season or year- .Discounitt toe AlAll lSenior We participate In PAA Pro*ram round. Available Jan 1st. Adults $ 00 f no pats Rajfarancat 4J Rt »H ITS Broad St., Shrewsbury 741-4*74 Han*i,mnit Mcurltv dtpoili rtqulrtd. Call •Ti-OUg ariar a P m wtafcdavs any NEW 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 THE RUM RUNNER LIHCMOFT PHARMACY — Ml HIT How man Sprlnrs Rd . LMcreR. N.J. 10% discount t* ST. Cltiaem. be- Frag Delivery Sorrier CWaaw Dlt- LITTLE SILVER — Tw-a tween 44 p.m. only. Men. t»r. Pit ranch In txcaitont irtt, dnng except TneMtaMng. on ~ PAA Freer ems Call 741 7tl4 ro«m. tcroonatf porch, flrtolaca, fta FOR SALE PRICE UP TO'200- AM.. See SrtaM (411011 rasa. Imirwitali occupancy $579 a month CaXI after a am Tai-MST TRADING POST Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded Hems TBUCKWIHTAU ", quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- MATAWAN — I Mtfroomi, fun bat* 00 JANITORIAL AAA TRUCK RENTALS rnafit, Mraaa., larva yard, i mo. umns now under a separate distinctive heading. SERVICES lex dlKeunt la tenter crtliens., trrtv. %*Ti p»K monttt atw utlll 3 lines-5 days-*3 Items originating Irom your household may be sold tla«v- Ravarancat. AAwUtts arararrao!. TWENTY-FOUR HOUF. Yeett Keantburg. Ttl-MXt No pelt Call WWII alter I em lor up to $200 00 (lormerty S 100.00) per article. jeKnoriel and Painting. Riannai priced Fee* fHiliiabn NI-MBT MIDDLETOWN - Brand new. 4- Price lor each Mm must be mentioned. REAL ESTATE bedroem. IVi-bath. ISSO ERA MELMEO REALTY. Bkr . I71-SIS0 FAIR HAVEN RIALTY TIRES 747.ttO» MIDDLETOWN — Three bedroom CROWN TIRE MART Large discount an c*lllnllMl*n. bitch, full basement, totally lot «l t* ALL Sentar Otlrens Cael Mrt Jane White ter detain Call 542-1700 Hwv. SS. Perl Mintntuei. m-Ttn •kit utilities IVi month se- Call 542-1700 curity required Stark Agency. imiitlti-y Ave., Titrkas Feus. 717 2777 No discount if cancelled before expiration 747l»t» RUMSON — Two-bedroom house. No changes in copy. CM** to schools IMS Per month plus utilities Call Ml-4tU 1t. TWr DrilyReRfcter SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24,198O Burglary 1« CMnmerclal For Sate 111 M«MS«S For Sal* is charged MIDDLETOWM - IBeKeral. S - An U- PRIME CLIFFWOOO BEACH - ranch, completely -mia kidi lira Cage Cod. Peed and street. year old Leonardo man ar- OFFICE SPACE M. wi.a treed M lU.teo Call Rev Pessara. SIA BULL AT IHMimaUIIV. A rested in Atlantic Highland* NEW ONE (TORY P • O CUSTOM IUILT MOTN OAK HILL TUDOR — MaBPHIcaPl FESSIONA4. BUILDING OFFfa ER DAUGHTER - 4-1 1 t II , tv» bew haa u earlier this week on robbery INC A NEW IDEA "CON- and burglary counts in that DOMINIUM" OFFICES YOU CAN mow, grocloue aHpinB room and den •UY O« KENT ONLY am SO FT eaiaiwjlll. much more sin.Ma Many, many aural HM.Na borough, has also been LEFT WE WILL DIVIDE. SUITES wmiafi Reawv Gram, stum VmaUtl Realty Grata*. HI 'US CUSTOM DESIGNED TO SUIT charted with the burglary of YOU* HEOUINEMENTS A F-HES- CUSTOM COLONIAL — rtriaiiaill OCEAN TOWNSHIP — WaysMo TICIOUS LOCATION 10 WHITE IIDMM. Financing a.aiia.i. I Long Vraa Village New 115.000 worth of jewerly from NO. SHUEWSIUNY. l» OFF nw-WBa. jm StaUa*. IIVt% man a HarUborne Road home la MWY M CALL TODAY. HI MM plan 1114)9*1 ar 40-4477 CUSTOM CONDO - BaautHiUly Locust a month ago, police .uslm built umt win .m eearoam OCEANPORT — New Ranch Ta be NED BANK - M SI efflce in nursery aVaatMaktag vlaw. low space >» M n. c«m««w» •» built Choose your colors Financing •aid. ' tees, mint Mul conilion SU tee available Tt> MM '•tad U7J Hi* storage im am Wtlian Hearty Oraae. a«2 fStt Lee Anthony Horn, of p*t ett-streat Pertlne Oil RED BANK - Haio's a Ma FARM WITH ACREAGE — Beau for your tribe Many pepooi Maplewood Ave., faces a pre- tlful hauae aw 4 • acres, carrels. love the i bedrooms, den, basamanl SHNEWS»U«V - Hwv WCMU*. tnree III I cuelom-eum ranch. a lovel. yard HW.000 E liminary hearing In munici- complete secend floor privacy. Mt full basement, twin flrgetecea. ARMSTRONG AGENCY pal court here Dec. 4 on the aa. It. 1 beautiful oHIces 747-o44» JI14.JJI. m**, .„,,, cveu.. 111 Prospoct Ave Lltt WALK TO RIVEHVIEW. CENTER 74l-4S*t. Middletown charge, for OF TOWN - Offices a»eilee4e III FOP) RENT OR SALE BY OWNER RIVERFRONT — Groclous Colonial which he is being held at the charming modernlied CNMUI with large rooms on the Navaalnk In building Lovely neighborhood Ranch type cottaae Kitchen, dlnlna Fair Haven Superb floor plan far county jaU in Freehold in lieu Pl«nlv of perk ing Reasonaola rant*. ream, HUM both, den. wash roam. entertaining Don. dining roam, liv- oraoassMMJIhr detoreted Available ing room 4 oar don room open to the of |1S,MO bail. Can unw iiHnmii l rw SJ , am. fc river 1M0 4 bedrooms II;i out Sea Horn was arrested on the Rd. Rental. SMB par ma., no utilities It tadav •egeoasrPMbtCaairorlae 10* Buildings/Garages Call 101 2»l 2441 CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors charge here Thursday based •NTCRTAININO THI TROOPS— War veterans were Jo Howe of Red Bank, Henry Kisbv of Eatontown, at River Rd. Fair Haven on an investigation by Detec- LARGE GARAOE FOR RENT - FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY 30x40. ] 12' overheed doors, good tor The Wizard of Id "Hi, Grandma! Remember me?" Your horoscope, birthday I BET 'E MAKES KIN'. DEAR MONDAY, NOV. 24 you are determined to reach AQUARIUSIJan 2O-Fsb CANCFR(Jun« 21-July vou WISH you TVCONLV the top in your chosen 18) - Financial affairs I LIKE THAT Bom today, you possess a 22) - Take new duties just WERE SINGLE WHOCANAAAKE profession, no matter how demand attention if you are NEW BARMAN, NOT/VBAt. YOt/WISH-fDBE divided nature On the one as seriously as old ones Not AGAIN. EH ? long it takes or how hard it FLO-DOVOU" LOOKJN' LAD, OSINGL hand, you are infinitely not to find yourself short lo do so may be to jeopard- MOTHER patient, calm, sympathetic, is before the week is out ize your present position DROP IT, and tactful; on the other, you Alto born on this data PISCES'Fab. 10-March LEOIJuly 23-Aug. 22) - MOTHER cannot wait to fulfill your ara: Garaldlna Fltzgtrald. 20) •- Avoid argument, Concentrate on method ambitions and will go to actrass: Alban M. Barklay. whether at home or on the How you are attaining your great lengths to hasten the U. S. Vlca Praaldant. employment scene Other- ends is as important now as natural development of To see what is in store for wise you forfeit recent what you are attaining things. You can be the best you tomorrow, find your,,, gains VIRGOIAug 23-Sapt. 22) of friends, making sacrifices birthday and read the corre- ARIESIMarch 21-April - Follow through on a com- for others, helping others to sponding paragraph Let 19) - Practice the fine art mitment to the young. reach their goals -- and at your birthday star be your of remaining calm While Promises broken may cause the same time, you can so Blondie daily guide confusion swirls around you heartache for all involved work toward your own ends TUESDAY, NOV. 25 continue doing your "thing that you don't even notice MR. BUMSTEAD, WILL J WHAT KINO OP A LET'S SEE-A FAIRY TALE, TELL THEM THE ONE YOU SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22- TAURUSfAp'ril 20 May LIBRAfSapt. 23-Oct. 22) • another's presence Needless YOU TELL US A HUH? LEMME THINK' TOLD ME WHEN VOU CAME Dae. 21) - Put your effort 20) - An influential friend • Pay attention to financial STORY WOULX) to say, you confuse others by into recreational activities does much tn restore your matters, your own or STORY? YOU LIKE? IN AT TWO LAST NIGHT your contrary nature To continue with intellectual faith in your future another's This is no time to Although you make a pursuits could cause loss new skills to old chores let nature take its course great effort not to reveal it. CAPRICORN(Dac. ft- GEMINKMay 21 June 20) SCORPIOfOct 23-Nov. you are often envious of Jan. 19) - Put difficulties - Side benefits may sudden- 21) - Anything that smacks those more successful than behind you as you come out ly seem more important to ol argument could cause you you You are not interested from behind failing pursuits your happiness than the to lose out on final gain in beauty or wealth - but Seek a new goal now major gains Look again todav Remain calm mam West dealer SheinwolcPs bridge advice North-South vulnerable NORTH By Alfred Sheinwold with the king of clubs to K Q 4 Pass Slates against the United Sheinwold |» available (ie< 30 you make. Pass 3 in sending *l Ji t" 3 NT Pass 4 NT Pass the first club, drew trump the Red Bank Register 1' (1 60 DAILY QUESTION All Pass and got back to dummy lux [315 NtgPIP? I .iht As dealer vou hold • A Opening lead - • 6 MARCIE. I CAN'T LUAIK THIS L00K,5lR.'I THINK CHUCK! HOUIWOU RIO WE JUST FOLLOWED WAV..THE COmC BOOKS I SEE 50MEB0PV! U5?UJE'VEBEENL00rvlN6 THE PA6E5 FROM SOME ARE C0MIN6 APART A6AIN ALL OVEE FOE VOU ! COMIC BOOKS... lie Phantom Beetle Bailee f/AV FINE SON... WE WON'T KNOW... > BEETLE, I YELL. ...AND FIVE PO YOU REALIZE WHAT COULP UNTIL WE FIND HIM , AT YOU TO PO /MINUTES LATER MOW MUCH THAT LLOM. 1 «*v FOR MY HAVE CHAN6EP KINS Ufti SOMETMlM©... / I HAVE TO TAKES OUTOFME? YEU- AT YOU AGAIN TOPOlT' TOMORROW :9HMie. SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24.1960 NFL summaries t | • a— • PASSING- Washington. thaismann Mm-FG Dannielerl] on 0 e-11 • •»». Kruciak s « , u Dliasa . White GB—Thompson 31 pass tram Dickey s* -Cooper _ Man tana ' U-4-04 ikKk tailed) Pil • Merru 2 run ( RECEIVING- Washing!an. Harmon Min-BrMfi 1 run (Danmeier kick) But-Butter n if Safely SrmiM tackkM M anaion» 1 H. Warren 1 M Dallas, 0 Plarsoi n 1 U. GB -FG Birnav 13 (Mike-Mavar ktck) SF-FG «lersiMna al iMiviav -lill MS GB - 1 very 30 run (kick alocked Buf—•utter it MM trem Fanmaari tt| &««•••». A—4 MM iMike Maver ktck) pr 11-44. mi—FG Bah* li elatlhews ell San "ranclKa. Coooer OeklaM I 0 0 «— > M Ma but Brown U run (Mike Maver kick) M. • 1 >-*• First dawns IS D Bwt-Ganl 1 MH ir. P ASH NO-New Yerfe Simrns Pn.-FG Franklin st Rushes yards (Mika-Mavar kick) 1 O 1 III VIts Franosce. iMentene Oak—Branch Oa oass Ire*n Plunked Passing vards w it' Pit—FG Bahr 42 "iniirjibrt> '11-041. Hoek& 1 0-0 Return vards 00 11 RECIIVING—Maya Vert. Fr>•da 4-U. Phi—Montdomarv 1 run (Frankltn Pastas 11-11-0 to m RITE VITAMIN E E-KAPS-400 4001.0. (Less income taxing, that is!) Saving tax dollars is something which concerns us all. Saving for retirement is something which should concern us all. Hudson City Savings Bank offers a way for thousands of American workers to save tax dollars while saving for retirement The Individual Retirement Account (IRA) is available to wage earners who are not presently covered by a qualified pension or profit-sharing plan. 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