Monday Church dedicated Special yule Giants remain Specials in Ocean, page 5 series, page 8 alive: Sports The Daily Monmouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 104 NO. 145 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1981 25 CENTS Call for strike fails as Polish arrests widen WARSAW, Poland (AP) -Factoriesin War- factories throughout the country. "If the work- saw were operating today despite a call by ers go to their work places on Monday, there Solidarity militants for a general strike in re- will be occupations or a general strike," said taliation for the Communist government's Stefan A. Trzclnski, deputy press spokesman for crackdown on the Independent labor movement. the big Warsaw local. Initial checks of large factories in some But Poland's Roman Catholic primate, districts of the capital found no strikes or pro- Archbishop Josef Glemp, appealed to the work- tests by members of the temporarily suspended ers In a broadcast sermon: "Do not start a fight union, many of whose leaders were seized Sun- between Poles. Do not give your lives away." day when the government imposed martial law. There was no information immediately available on the situation outside the Warsaw Western leaders doubt area. Solidarity sources said as many as 3,000 Russia will move, page 2 members of the union may have been rounded NEW YORK POLISH RALLY — People from the Polish American in front of the Polish consulate in Manhattan yesterday. They are up in the capital alone. Earlier estimates put the Congress and the Social Democrats, U.S.A., organizations march supporting the Solidarity movement in Poland. total number interned In the entire country at Martial law shocks about 1,000. In addition to Solidarity members, the gov- Jersey Poles, page 4 ernment also detained a number of officials of past governments blamed for Poland's current economic crisis, including former Communist Warsaw Radio broadcast a recording of the Reagan warns Soviets Party chief Edward Gierek. sermon four times during the night in an ap- Members of the labor federation distributed parent attempt to use It to head off strikes. leaflets in Warsaw calling for a nationwide Pope John Paul II also appealed for re- walkout in defiance of the Communist govern- straint, saying: "Polish blood cannot be shed, ment's proclamation of martial law and its because too much was spilled in the last war." suspension of the right to strike and of Solidar- Walesa was flown to Warsaw from Gdansk, on Polish intervention ity. the Baltic port where Solidarity's national lead- Government leaders conferred with Solidar- ers were meeting when Premier Wojciech WASHINGTON (AP) - With the tempo of ity chief Lech Walesa in an attempt to avert a Jamzelskj, imposed military rule. Government Poland's long labor crisis quickening, President general strike. But Warsaw Radio carried no spokesman Jerty Urban told foreign reporters Reagan is bringing home two key members of word from him today. Walesa was not among those arrested and was hit foreign policy team and warning the Soviet A Solidarity spokesman visiting Sweden said "being treated with all due respect. He is Union of the risks of intervention. the union was prepared for the government's considered the head of Solidarity, and Solidar- Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. action and had plans for protests at major See Strike, page 4 abruptly canceled a long-planned and Important trip to six nations in the Middle East and South Asia and was headed back to Washington today. Secretary of Defense Caspar W. Weinberger, who was in London when the Polish government Insurance probe set announced its crackdown against the independ- ent trade union Solidarity, was back in Washing- ton by nightfall Sunday. He called the situation "potentially dangerous." With top policy-makers being assembled for for Shrewsbury fire quick decisions if necessary, U.S. officials awaited anxiously for word on what would hap- SHREWSBURY - Insurance investigators traces of hay and a can of gasoline at the scene. pen early today when Polish workers were due are scheduled to visit the site of the new The county arson squad has joined the investiga- to report to their jobs for the first time since the Shrewsbury Historical Society building behind tion. crackdown. Borough Hall today to assess damage to the Despite toe fire, some 140 persons packed the In Poland, officials of the military regime structure caused by a fire early Saturday morn- Rumson home of Dorothy and John Kay last
minimi IHIIHI Him minim i —^ • 1 1 "1 £* • 1 Tk 11 • 1 Obituaries Strike call tails as Polish arrests widen '> 1111 • 11 • i < i • 111 <• i • 111 ii 111 (continued) The last straw for alties ranging from two years martial law Sunday with Gdansk. Police set up check- ity's activities have only been Januelski apparently came In prison to death. fear, anxiety, relief, scorn points and checked the Identi- Mrs, George A. Sawyer, suspended.' Saturday when the union Poland's borders and Its •nd Indifference. ty of motorists. JanneUJaruielsklI , a general who leaders at their meeting la airports were closed. All nor- Aa army troops blocked The Kremlin, which called U also head of the Communist Gdansk called for a na- mal communication, within streets in central Warsaw, on the Polish Communist wife of Navy official Party and defense minister, tionwide referendum to re- the country and with the out- couples took their children Party repeatedly to take de- M1DDLET0WN - Betty tive in the Barn Theater; the cracked down on SoUnrlty tain or reject communism un- side world war* cut. A sledding in the parks. cisive action against Solidar- less the government met H. Sawyer, wife of Assistant Clothespin Players; and the after 17 months of general curfew from 10p.m. to• a.m. Riot police turned nigh ity, said Januelski acted to unreit, strikes, a steadily their demands for economic end "anarchy" and "ei- Secretary of the Navy George Showstoppers Theater group, was Imposed la Warsaw. pressure hoses on about 100 worsening economy and ten- and political reforms before tremlit actions of Solidarity A Sawyer, died yesterday at here. The council said Poland people shouting abuse at of- Hiverview Hospital, Red sion that law the legalization the end of the year. was "threatened by mortal ficers surrounding Solidar- leaden who are trying to Besides her husband, sur- of the Soviet bloc's tint inde- The premier announced a danger." It accused "forces ity's Warsaw offices, the of- take over the country." But Bank viving are a son, Jeffrey Alan Born in Long Beach, pendent labor union and Its military council was taking hostile to socialism" of open ficial news agency PAP re- U.S. officials in Washington Sawyer, at home, two daugh- Increasing Insistence on ma- C'alil. . Mrs Sawyer, 49, had control of the government. preparations for a "reac- ported. It was the only Inci- and in Europe said there was ters, the Misses Deborah jor economic and political re- no word of threatening Soviet resided on Hillandale Drive The council banned all meet- tionary coup." dent of violence reported. Jean and Nancy L. Sawyer, forms to rebuild the near- troop movement* In and here for the past sn years. ings but religious services, Jaruielskl la a nationwide Troops and armored per- both at home; and her moth- bankrupt economy. suspended the right to strike around Poland. She was a member of broadcast said the state of sonnel carriers were sta- Although it gave In re- and to protest and prohibited Christ Episcopal Church, er. Mrs. Noma Hartenstein of emergency and martial law tioned at key positions In Washington, State De- peatedly to Solidarity's de- the sale of gajoUneand the aroundthe capital. TV com- here;the Navesink Country Downey, Calif. were temporary and would be partment officials met with mands, the government had unofficial distribution of In- mentators changed from ci- Club: and the Kpiscopal The John E. Day Funeral ended "whan law ' governs Soviet and Polish diplomats hinted repeatedly that it formation. the country and when condi- vilian clothes to olive-drab Church Women's Club, here. Home, Red Bank, is in charge President Reagan told re- would order the army to take Officials announced that tions are created for the func- army uniforms Columns of porters his government had Mrs Sawyer was also ac- of arrangements. action if the union continued anyone in the army or gov- tioning of civilian adminis- tanks, army trucks, am- made clear "how seriously to challenge it. There also ernment service who refused tration a nd representative phibious vehicles and Jeeps we would view any In- Mrs. Charles W. Glade had been recurrent fears of to carry out martial law or- bodies." were reported along the high- terference in Poland" by the KKKKHOLD - Mane former member of Bayonne Uch Walesa Soviet military intervention. ders would be subject to pen- The public reacted to way between Warsaw and- Soviet Union. Leona tilade. 63. of 7 Chapter 21 of the Order of the Sthiverea Ave . died yester- Eastern Star. day at the John L Montgom- Surviving are her hus- ery Medical Home. Freehold band. Charles W. tilade; a Reagan warns Soviets on Polish intervention I'uwnship son. Charles W. Glade Jr. of Born in Bayonne. she lived Manchester, Conn.; two (continued) member nations of the North mediately at U.S. diplomatic rent difficulties through a under the same verbal con- Zblgniew Brxexinski, who in Marlboro before moving daughters, Mrs. Edith Jane Lawrence Eagleburger, Atlantic Treaty Organisation. posts In Eastern Europe and process of negotiation and straints as current policy- was President Carter's na- here tour years ago - Matthews of Fayetteville, the assistant secretary of The Pentagon said U.S. In- at the headquarters of a spe- compromise among the makers, told an Interviewer tional security adviser, says Mrs Wade retired in 1953 W.Va, and Miss Ellen Glade, State for European affairs, telligence had spotted no sign cial Polish Working Group at parties Involved," Secretary yesterday, "Militarily, we the suppression is "clearly as an accountant in Standard at home; a brother, Alex remained behind in Brussels that Soviet forces near Po- the State Department. of State Alexander M. Haig can't do anything, and we being done at the Soviets' Oil ul N J s Bayonne off ice Nelson of Cranford, and 11 to plan possible responses to land were being mobilized. For the moment, then, the Jr. said. "Above all, they shouldn't pretend that we're behest" and that U.S. policy- She was a member of Old grandchildren. the situation in Poland with Haig, who said the United administration is concentrat- should be permitted to do so going to do anything." makers should keep that In Brick Reformed Church. The Higgins Funeral representatives of the IS States and its allies were ing on warnings — rather without outside in- mind as they make their de- Marlboro, and of the church's Home is in charge of arrange- taken by surprise by the sud- than action — In hopes of terference." U.S. analysts view the im- cisions. Couples Club She was also a ments denness of the Polish move, discouraging the Soviets Beyond these kind of mediate potential problem "If this action la designed said, "None of us have ascer- from intervening. warnings, tight-lipped U.S. not as one of an imminent to uproot it (Solidarity), wipe Harry H. Hammond Head-on tained any Soviet readiness "Several times, along officials will say only that the Soviet Invasion, but use of the It out, arrest thousands of measures which would be a with the whole free world, Polish government's Polish government to try to people, It brings Into pUy the HOLMDEL - Harry H Shirley Hathaway Ham- source of alarm." we've made it plain how seri- crackdown on Solidarity Is break the back of the reform question of East-West rela- Hammond 61. of East Brook mond; five daughters, the collision He said the immediate ously we would view any In- under study. No U.S. official movement. tions," he said. Drive, died Saturday at Mon- Misses Louise Sharry and U.S. policy will be to "ex- terference," President Re- has even hinted at the possi- in. HI Hi Medical Center. Long Deanna Hammond, both press our concern and to agan said Sunday. bility of U.S. military action. Branch here. Miss Darlene Ham- watch very, very carefully." "The Polish people should Former Secretary of State Born in Lakewood. he had kills man mond of Los Angeles, Miss That watch began im- find a solution to their cur- Henry Kissinger, who it not resided here the last 11 years Randi Hammond of Las MARLBORO - A JJ-year- Mr Hammond owned and Vegas, Nev ..and Mrs Parry old Spring Lake Heights operated an appliance store Caprio of New York City; two woman was killed and a in Lodi before retiring this Manasquan man was critical- brothers. Alexander Ham- past October ly injured in a head-on col- State Polish-Americans He was an Army veteran mond of New York City, and lision early yesterday morn- ol World War II. and a mem- Carl Hammond of Skokie, ing, according to police. ber ii both the I i .lull Auto III , and two grandchildren Nancy L. Davis was pro- The Holmdel Funeral shocked by martial law Hacing Club and the Old Tim- nounced dead on arrival at ers Auto Kacing Club Home, here, is in charge of Bayshore Commnunity Hos- Surviving are his wife. arrangements pital, Holmdel, a hospital By The Associated Press "Solidarity has been in "To us, this is a tragedy," spokesman said. Polish-Americans in New for Pi years, and they're Kowalski Mid. trying to change things for .Mrs. James Palumbo Sr. Raymond J. Shinn, 33, of Jersey were holding their Like many other Polish Manasquan, is listed in breaths yesterday and keep- the better for the people," he Americans in New Jersey, MONMOUTH BEACH - ical Center critical condition in the hospi- ing a wary eye on develop- said. "The government has Kowalski was worried about Anna LIT I'alumbo. 59. of this Surviving are her hus- tal's intensive care unit, ac- ments in Poland, where not changed anything to help the possibility of Soviet place died, Saturday Mon- band. James V Palumbo Sr.; cording to a spokesman. martial law was imposed af- the people, and that's why troops moving In. mouth Medical Center. Long two sons. James V Palumbo Police said Shlnn was ter Solidarity called for a na- Solidarity says that's too "There are so many Soli- Branch Jr here, and Gary L Palum- driving, and Davis was a pas- tionwide referendum on the long." darity members. The Polish She was born in Green- bo. at home, a daughter. Miss senger in a 1961 Honda, in- county's political system. A common reaction to the troops themselves might weekend's developments in svrtte County Vj and had Donna Lynn Palumbo. here, volved in the head-on col- "The Solidarity boys are have relatives In the union, or must mammunmu Poland was shock. resided in Newark before her mother. Mrs Sal lie G lision with a 1079 Pontiac moving a little too fast. You they might be members "We're stunned at this —SOFT A SNUQQLY— moving here 23 years ago Mason of Richmond. Va.; a Trans Am. driven by William can't change ideology over- themselves," he said. point," said the Rev. Adam Mrs Palumbo was a com- brother Oliver Mason, also Smith, 19, of Morganville. night," said Chester i Others sipreased a hesi- JAMA Ziolkoskl of St. John Kanty tant belief that the presence municant ol the Roman Cath- of Richmond, a sister. Mrs. The accident occurred on Grabowski of Clifton, the Route 34 near the township's publisher of the Post-Eagle, a Roman Catholic Church in of Polish troops in the streets BLANKETS olic ( hurrh ol the Precious Charles Harkins of St Blood Holmdel border, according to weekly Polish-American Clifton. of Warsaw was better than Albans. W Va . and one She was a member of the police. newspaper circulated The reaction from the pre- Russian tropps. And, they grandchild ituners Wives Club. Fort Smith and a passenger. throughout the United States dominantly Polish congrega- said, a lack of response by Mnnmouth She was also a The Flock Funeral Home. Clyde Cameron Jr., 17, of "Poland has had so many tion yesterday morning was Polish troops could pre- number ol the .Nurses Or- Long Branch, is in charge of Cliffwood, both were treated years of suffering, the people shock, he said. cipitate Russian action. ganization of Monmouth Med- arrangements for contusions and abrasions should be more practical and "They don't know what's "If there is no change, the and were released, according tactful and take a little piece going to happen. No one .Soviets will move in," said to the hospital spokesman. at a time," he said. wants to over-react, but there Grabowski. "If the Russians Catherine Magnusson No summonses have been "They're not going to al- is great concern and a feeling move in, there would be KKA.NSBLK(i - Cather- ingston, Joseph Magnusson of issued pending further in- low the boys to change the of helplessness," he said. street fighting. ine Magnusson. 76. of 17 Newark, and Harold vestigation, according to po- government," Grabowski Another Polish congrega- "We feel bad in the Polish < harles SI died yesterday at Magnusson of Spring Lake, lice, who would release no said. "In another two or tion at St. Stanislaus Kostka community," said Kiverview Hospital. Red two sisters. Mrs Margaret further details of the acci- three weeks, either there will Church in Garfield was also Grabowski. "My only in- Bank Knaisch and Mrs Cecelia dent be no more Solidarity, or Po- anxiously following the news terest is in the Polls!, people. She was born in Newark Abt. both here; 16 grand- Lt Robert Stover and Pa- land will be obliterated off from Warsaw. It would be terrible to see my jnd had lived here 19 years children; and five great- trolman Robert Volker are the map again." "We're all waiting for relatives splattered with Her husband Arthur grandchildren investigating. Henry Pastuszak. who further developments," said blood. I would do almost any- Magnusson, died in 1966 The John J. Ryan Home The Morganville First Aid owns Stanley's Restaurant in the Rev. Eugene Kowalski. thing not to see this happen Surviving are three sons. for Funerals is in charge of Squad transported the four to Passaic and came here from "We're very much taken again." Arthur Magnusson of l.iv arrangements. the hospital, police said, and Poland in 1967. said he could aback. Most of the people "As the pope said, too the Morganville Fire Com- understand the Independent here have relatives and much bloodshed has passed pany also assisted union's impatience. friends in Poland. already, "ZiolowaU said. Frederick W. Peterson
_ SHREWSBURY - 202 Death Notict Frederick W Peterson. 36. of win an ounce this place, died yesterday at »iri'«''orsa°' Monmouth Medical Center, of gold OJ,M*M**'» Hoimwi He was born inFreeport. Here Is m« seventh ol 12 clue* which wffl be .'^n*roTlM(nrn'oai41«rS !• ' • anQl na^ resided In puWiahed in the H»oi»«»r The»« clu«t. tlong wttti th« key clue. »houtd1«ad you to an ounc« ot 00W. •' '' !.L.o'o°'N.."»Jr«°cw' Kalontown before moving . ..' 'n,,,,w'",]' «r,T.n»" "'.'m here three years ago "t"»o«»**mID'«rt«i He was employed as a ,ir», ii rayio> and Micnaai «•>• hoavv equipment operator for ,oa ,n,mo..«i ,„,.<„ .1 ma the Thomas Farrell Co., here CLUE 7 lOlindal I ,fnii Mom* 2k Soulr, wmdai ™f ™""%'n°° £"„ Surviving are a daughter. n'nar rtmwa'iiiaiom. o«.ciatina" Shannon O Peterson of Long J-J i ••••Ja awl -•--- "*iS?AUJJTtilTc'aiMr Branch; his mother Mrs sirTMMM if imi ft pm Dorothy E Peterson of Brad- .Awr'tr* — U«MV M ot MIO enton. Fla , and a sister. ,'I»STAT'TMIW'« IMIKVT'.'O? Mrs Carol Sutton ol Oak- SPECIAL NOTICE U'dn Jtjn and Jtlfrfy Altn. 4iigntrr ol Nami H«rtrmt*>n Vn nUfSl n 0 It. * »ay c'ua «• NOT Da (KjMahad m a* Hi|)lin Tha dua .i',° rU"*ai"M.,ira 'ii'",'. ."",* The Robert A. Braun •x u am 10 »ou "o
SHREWSBURY. NJ. MONDAY, DECEMBER 14,1981 The Daily ReK*S*er 5 State says only change in law can silence duck hunters9 guns By PAMELA JAN1S states rights as long as they possess valid hunting bors wish to charge a hunter with disturbing the' licenses and do not fire thier weapons within 450 peace or other disorderly conduct charges, it ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Duck hunters' feet of an occupied dwelling. would be a matter for a municipal judge to gunshots may disturb the peace of waterfront "As far as our statute Is concerned, they're decide. homeowners, but If the hunters are within legal legal," said Capt. Hudson Amory, an adminis- Although marine police jurisdiction extends' boundaries and have valid licenses, there isn't trator with the commission's Bureau of Law three "miles into the water from shore, according much a homeowner can legally do to stop them,' Enforcement. to the Submerged Land Act of 1899, Nerges said, according to state officials. He added that state officials base their the only apparent possible recourse for residents In response to complaints by residents whose judgment on the department's Migratory Bird objecting to the noise would be to sign a disorder- homes overlook Sandy Hook Bay that they are Regulations, which state that the hunters must ly or other municipal complaint against the awakened at dawn by the sound of the gunshots, hunt only from sunrise to sunset and In a legally hunters. officials from the state Fish and Game Com- designated area. The 1981 hunting season runs Local police jurisdiction extends only to the mission said that from the state point of view at until Jan. 20, Amory said. shore line, according to borough police Capt. least, the hunters are within their rights Sgt. Edward Nerges, of the state Marine Po- Richard Davis, Even if the local ordinance that fill Earlier this week, Max and Rebecca Weinberg lice, said that because state officials do not recog- prohibits discharging a firearm in the borough appealed to the Borough Council saying that other nize the hunters as breaking the law, marine extended to the water, the state Kish and Game ••Mr »*••<• kv J«m«. J. CMMIU law enforcement agencies had told them it was police cannot silence them. regulations would supercede it, Davis said. ARISEN FROM THE ASHES — The Presbyterian Church on the Hill, Ocean, shines not within their various Jurisdiction to stop the "We can only enforce the laws as written," "It's a seasonal thing," Davis said. in the night as its congregation gathers Inside to dedicate new building. The original hunters. Nerges said. "If sunrise occurs at 6:03 a.m. and The Weinbergs said Tuesday night that if their First Presbyterian Church of Asbury Park was destroyed in a fire In 1979. Since that time, according to official of the they have a legal license, then they can shoot. It's appeals to local and state officials to help them Fish and Game Commission, at least one other not that we don't want to help (the neighbors) — restore peace at home continues to be met with complaint concerning the hunters has been re- it's just that our hands are tied because they're resistance based on the state hunting guidelines, ceived, also from a borough resident, and that not breaking the law." than they will pursue the matter farther and Church on the resident has also been told the hunters are within However, Nerges said, if disgruntled neigh- possibly endeavor to "change the law." dedicated in Ocean Three interested in Rumson post
OCEAN - They gathered to thank God The Georgian-style, mostly brick building RUMSON - Three can- Philip E. N. Greene III, who told The Register that he was committee of three senior and interests, and tries to fit for His help in their efforts to rebuild their with the white steeple is something to be didates — two women and this month announced his res- interested in the vacancy. board members — the new member into ap- church yesterday. proud of, Joice said. one man — officially have ignation from the board ef- Morehouse said she had Morehouse. Donald Blesse propriate board committees "Most of the congregation" of the new Speaking at the dedication as special expressed interest in assum- fective Jan. 13. had no idea how many people and Helen Hoffmann. State The appointment of the new Presbyterian Church on the Hill here were on guest was Dr. Conrad H. Massa, dean of ing an upcoming vacancy on She said she would not would apply for the board law requires literacy and two board .member and the elec- hand for the dedication, according to Dr. Princeton Theological Seminary, who ad- the local Board of Education, confirm whether Dr. Marc seat. years continuous years of tion of a new board president, Arthur Joke, the church pastor. dressed the question of what kind of church to board Vice President Gelber, an unsuccessful can- "I'm gratified there are borough residency to serve on as well as the official accep- The dedication was the culmination of build now that the building is completed. Dororthy Morehouse said diate for the board in April, is three people, but I would like a school board. tance of Greene's, resigna- almost three years of fundralslng and con- The building took 15 months to complete, yesterday. the male candidate, stating ' to see even more apply," she Morehouse said that when tion, will take place on Jan. struction by the congregation of the former Joice said. "But we were patient," he added. Morehouse declined nam- that she would prefer to keep said. a new member joins the 13 First Presbyterian Church of Asbury Park, Members of the congregation hail mostly ing the candidates for the , all candidates anonymous. Applications will be ac- board, the board discusses Greene, in a Dec. 2 letter which burned down in January, 1979, after an from the township, Asbury Park, Neptune, seat left by board President Gelber earlier this month cepted through Dec. 31 by a that member's qualification's to the board, cited increasing electrical malfunction Deal, Interlaken, and Allenhurst, though professional commitments Jolce said, besides insurance money, the some come from as far south as Brick and as and subsequent extensive church wai constructed with between far north as Middletown. travel as reasons for his res- 1400,000 and 1500,000 raised by the congrega- The building will hold as many as 400 ignation. He said he felt his tion. worshippers at one time, the pastor added. 3 charged with assault time away from the district ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 22, of 6 Albon Court, Mid- Riverview Hospital, Red rested as a result of.an in- would restrict his ability to — Police have arrested and dletown were arrested this bank, for injuries sustained vestigation conducted by De- continue as an effective charged three men with ag- week in connection with the in the assault. tective Sgt. Charles member of the board. Greene gravated assault, terroristic Nov. 12 assault of borough Shortly after Patterson Mazzarella and Sgt. Timothy is vice president an general threats and robbery in con- resident Glenn Patterson. was admitted to the hospital, Duncan. Guzzi reported. manager for EBSCO, which nection with the beating of a Patterson had been found police here arrested and According to police; the has its main office in Birm- borough man last month by a Middletown policeman charged Thomas Callaghan, incident occurred in a motor ingham, Ala., and a local of- Chief Samuel A. Guzzi re- in the Kings Highway area of 14 Roop A vi' , Middletown, vehicle that Patterson rode in fice in Shrewsbury ported that George Jonas, 25, the day after the assault oc- with assault, threats and rob- with the three subjects. Po- of 41 Swartzel Drive, Mid- curred, police said. He was bery. lice said he was struck "nu- dletown, and Vincent Nirella, hospitalized for nine days in Jonas and Nirella were ar- merous times over the head " and that the apparent motive for the assault was robbery. Patterson's companions Slaughter of pests scored then allegedly took an un- The slaughter of alleged "It's far more humane to knows of no national or- determined amount of cash pests, such as rabbits, upsets trap them and relocate ganization directly Involved Ironi him and deposited him Nice Gifts the "delicate balance nature them," Bernstein said. with trying to stop mass kill- on a Middeletown estate, po- has set up," says the ex- JackrabbiU live on plains ing of animals but said usual- lice said. for Less ecutive director of the As- country west of the Mississip- ly state-level people will fight sociated Humane Societies of pi and are among the fastest to stop slaughters. Holiday Houra: N.J., and ends up hurting hu- running animals for short-dis- The Idaho farmers had Mon.-Sit. 10-9 man beings in the long run. tances. planned to kill about 15,000 of Sun. 11-5 Angered by reports of toe But there are similar re- the animals, who they say FUEL OIL slaughter of 3,000 jackrabbiU actions to animals who are cause fS million worth of in Idaho over the weekend by pests in the East, Bernstein damage to their crops every farmers, Lee Bernstein also said. year. PHONE SHOP 001) M2 JS7« "They should allow for said there are more humane "Rather than call us 1.16 i the rabbits' damage and way* of ridding areas of pests about a lot overridden with P£R GALLON lute the rabbit. plant a few extra acres," COD K0OA1 UN caU, some people would rath- Bernstein said. "They know According to reports, the er just put out some poison EASTERN farmers corraled the rabbits it's going to happen. and kill them," the director "Other animals have, FUEL CO clubbed them to death and said. R» V ShrsMntx^v flu* Srviwttw ** J cut their throats. gone extinct from similar ac- aowaaxm Bernstein added that he tions," he continued. 775-5060 "The jackrabbiU are part of the food cycle — other animals such as fox, rac- coons, skunks, hawks depend on them," Bernstein said. "When the rabbit* die, other animals may die." IN DEDICATION — Dr. Conrad H. Massa, left dean of Princeton Theological Bernstein says the nation Seminary, loins Dr. Arthur Jolce, pastor of the Presbyterian Church on the Hill, at tends to be "shotgun craxy" the dedication for the new church in Ocean. when it comes to reacting to animals.
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MIchMI SATURDAY-9:30-5:30 Ana Cantor Dr. Ch«rt«» SabtaD.C. 842-2727 Red Bank Dr. Guy DUtrteh O.C. 747-4441 SUNDAY- NOON - 5:00 Maratta D.C. 264 8900 741-7741 The Daily Register I FBI's lies ruined honest firm Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON ..IMIIIIIMIIIHH.IH IIHIIHIIIIIHII n cards on the table and telling Reese, a teacher of (to the businessmen they had visually handicapped, found Omara last summer In a ARTHURZ KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR. WASHINGTON - A bean taken in by a crook on female FBI agent posed at • WASHINGTON the FBI'S payroll, the agents Taiwan orphanage. "It was President and Editor Publisher niece of Sen. Charles Percy, decided to concoct yet anoth- love at first sight," she re- R III . to mislead officials of SCENE er phony investment outfit, called. The American woman Herbert H Thorpe. Jr . Assistant Editor. Charles C.Tnblthorn. Sunday Editor; Russell P Rauch. called Pan American As- flew to Hong Kong to com- Night Kiliini. Jane Koderaro. City Editor; Doris Kulman. Editorial Page Editor a legitimate California ship- ping firm that had unwitting >••> ••• • i sociates. plete the supposedly routine paperwork at the regional Pat N Rirri. Controller, Richard D McKean. Advertising Director. Kenneth L Van D*lm. ly stumbled Into the bureau's Enter "Sen. Percy's Circulation Director. Frank J Allocca. Production Manager Abscam trap, according to interviews and sworn testi- niece" — actually FBI Agent U.S. immigration office. sworn testimony from one of mony obtained by my as-Katharine Newboidt of Den- But the bureaucrats found the businessmen who was ru- sociate Indy Badhwar: ver. Claiming to be "Kim ANDERSON a technicality. Oman's natu- 6 MONDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1981 ined by the FBI's lies. Joe Meltzer, a convicted Percy," In charge of the mil- ral mother had married - six As I reported earlier, the con artist recruited for lionaire senator's Investment FBI front. SUnciyk swears months after the child's company caught in Abscam's Abscam by the FBI's potfoUo, she met Individually the U.S. attorney advised him Urth, but before the adoption 'In England you need a million millions to be a toils was Intersea Fisheries, swindler-in-chief, Mel Wein- with Vaughn, Jean-Michel to forget the whole thing. by Reesa. As the child of a whose board of directors in- berg, saw an opportunity to Cousteau and Richard But Stancxyk has found It two-parent family, the of- billionaire' cluded explorer Jacques make a fast buck for himself SUnciyk, a tax adviser to In- hard to forget that to lost ficials ruled, Oman was not Cousteau's son, Jean-Michel, through Abdul Enerprlses. tersea. 100,000, his reputation, his qualified for adoption. shipbuilder Donald Vaughn Meltser "guaranteed" In- "Ms. Percy" discussed clients and his marriage, and other respectable busi- tersea officials millions of Investment opportunities and Reese had to return home. thanks to the FBI's Ues. She left the baby In a Taipei nessmen. Intersea was the dollars In loans from Abdul badmouthed the Intersea-Ab- Footnote: Through a target of a hustle perpetrated for a shipbuilding contract. dul Enterprises project — ap- nursery and began compiling spokesman. Sen. Percy said documents to contest the for personal profit by one of Meltzer raked In parently in an attempt to get he had no niece named toe FBI's hired con men; the thousands of dollars in up- the businessmen to call the Hong Kong office's decision. "Kim" and that be had not She obtained affidavits from bureau, far from putting a front "commissions" on the deal off voluntarily and spare been Informed of the FBI's stop to this scamwithin-a- the baby's mother, tor hus- nonexistent loans he prom- the FBI possible embarrass- impersonation of his fic- scam, lent it legitimacy to ment. band and a close friend, at- ised the firm. On the strength titious relative. FBI agent maintain the "cover" de- of Abdul Enterprises' ap- Meanwhile, the worried testing that Oman had been vised for the phony Arab en- Katharine Newboidt refused sent to the orphanage a week parently solid financial FBI agents were conducting to comment. terprise that was at the heart standing, Intersea Innocently after birth, and reiterating an unofficial investigation, BUREAUCRATS VS. A of its sting operation aimed brought other legitimate in- evidently hoping to dig up the natural mother's ap- BABY: One-year-old Oman at members of Congress. vestors into Mel tier's person- enough dirt on the victimized proval of the adoption. Marie Reese has been con- Ihe FBI front, Abdul En- al scam. businessmen to keep them The Immigration office in terprises, claimed to have a When Meltier's promised from blowing the whistle on signed to the limbo of a foundling home In Taiwan Hong Kong Insists on main- multimillion-dollar account loans failed to materialise, Meltxer, Abdul and the FBI. taining Jurisdiction over the the California businessmen while the American woman at Chase Manhattan Bank. The FBI even went so far case and refused to sand Its asked the FBI about him. who loves her and adopted The FBI recruited a Chase as to contact Intersea's as- files to the California office. Manhattan vice president to Alarmed by the realiza- her Is frustrated by bureau sociates in Japan, Guam and Until a few days ago, the Cal- lie about the nonexistent tion that Meltser was getting cratlc bickering between U.S. Samoa, and Inform them that ifornia office refused to send funds whenever an Abscam out of hand — but determined immigration officials in Call Intersea was under investiga- its files to Hong Kong. Mean- victim bad the prudence to not to blow his cover and risk tion. fornla and Hong Kong. check out Abdul Enterprises the entire Abscam operation while, Reese and tor baby When Stanczyk heard Like snarling dogs In a remain apart. with a call to the bank. — FBI agents in San Diego about the supposed FBI probe manger, officials in the two and Denver tried to dis- ' "Unfortunately, someone Here's bow Intersea was of Intersea, be went to the Jurisdictions have prevented is being hurt In this case," courage the Intersea ship- bureau's San Diego office. suckered, first by the FBI's Oman's reunion with tor Reese said. "It's someone I crooked hireling and then by building scheme. There be learned that Pan adoptive mother, Mary Cath- love very much — my infant the FBI itself, according to Instead of laying their American Associates was an erine Reese of Ontario, Calif. daughter." Housing subsidies soak taxpayers By JAMES J. KILPATRICK iniiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiifiiMiiimiiiiiiiiiii each apartment. The builder occupy an apartment that then gets a mortgage on SO otherwise would rent for WASHINGTON - An CONSERVATIVE percent of bis construction $1,500 a month by paying only astonishing memorandum costs. Repayment is guaran- $330 a month. The taxpayers sur.aced the other day from teed by the government. The will pick up the rest some unidentified bureau- VIEW banks, the builder and the crats in the Department of tax-sheltered investors can't Such a subsidy will strike Housing and Urban Develop- • • i •••• tumiiitiimi lose, Only the taxpayers get most of us as fantastic. It ment. The memo warned that soaked. may strike the $16,000-a-year if Congress makes further velopers of what is* known as Let us suppose that a Sec- family In San Francisco as substantial cuts In housing "Section 8" housing units. tion 8 apartment house has outrageous, for the income subsidies, "rent strikes, You truly should get ac- been completed. In many In- taxes paid by the Ineligible riots and vandalism" might quainted with Section 8. The KILPATRICK stances, documented by gov- $18,000 family will to wholly be provoked on the part of program originated in the ernment reports, the bousing devoured by the subsidy paid recipients. Housing and Community De- has not been Inexpensive Examples: The median lo- to the eligible $15.S> family. WUj* God save the Republic! If velopment Act of 1974. The housing at all. Many projects the cost of these bousing sub- appropriation in that year include such amenities ss cal Income, as fixed by HUD sidies were totter known, we was a negligible $42 million. swimming pools and bowling for the current fiscal year, is From the tine the govern- might well see strikes, riots In the current fiscal year, alleys. A qualified family $31,400 in the District of Co- ment first got involved in and political recrimination on outlays will come to $3.8 moves in. The family pays lumbia, $JO,500 in San Fran- public housing In if*?, some the part of the taxpayers. billion. Costs would heve from IB to IS percent of Its cisco, tn.SOO In New York of as troglodytes have in- On joining forces Over the past year we have been far more if It had not Income In rent. Such per- City, $a,300 in Denver, and sisted that, constitutionally heard a great deal about the been for the successful labors quisites as food stamps and for a lesser example, 88,500 speaking, the government Highlands Mayor Cornelius J. are asking a IS percent wage hike, a skyrocketing cost of such pro- of Colorado's Sen. Bill Medicaid are exempt from In Amarillo, Texas. The max- had no business in the housing Armstrong In the battle for (iumey Jr has proposed a possible an- figure Guiney has described as "im- grams as food stamps and the income calculation. The imum fair-market rant on business. It Is toolat e in the Medicaid. Relatively speak- fiscal sanity, he has fought taxpayers pay the difference. swer to escalating municipal budgets — possible" for the borough's strained which a subsidy will be paid day to revive that argument. ing, these are pocket change. the good fight regionalization of some municipal ser- budget to meet. Until this year, families is $l,SOt a month. This figure Bat surely the Involvement The real monster in the The Idea behind Section 8, were eligible for Section 8 has now grown completely' vices Accordingly, he called a three- Cutbacks in federal and state aid, in the beginning, was toen - actually has teen approved federal budget has drawn re- bousing If their income, thus out of hand. It seams to me way meeting with Atlantic Highlands which intensify the pressure on munici- markably little attention. courage builders to construct for a San Francisco project to calculated, did not exceed 80 high time to abolish a pro- Mayor. Everett C Curry. Sea-Bright pal budgets, and the state-mandated Congress is now committed inexpensive bousing Intended percent of the median income to occupied in 1083. to funding $260 billion in hous- for occupancy by poor fami- gram that has enriched the Mayor (enle Norton, and several other budget caps put municipal officials in a In their city. Thanks to Sena- fast buck builders, fattened ing subsidies over the next 15 lies A builder submits bis tor Armstrong, that limit has It will thus to possible for municipal officials, to discuss the pos- double bind. Taxpayers would welcome the fat-cat Investors, and left to 40 years. Precisely half of plans to HUD, and HUD flies been dropped to 90 percent. a family earning I15.S0 a sible regionalization of the police depart- any plan which provides for the continua- that sum - $130 billion - will the "fair-market rent" that Even so, the situation Is year (50 percent of the San It to hard-pressed taxpayers ments of the three boroughs tion of necessary services at lower cost. go to the builders and de- the builder can charge for mind-boggling. Francisco median Income) to to pick up a monstrous bill. As a result of that initial session, the All municipal officials — and taxpayers, county's legislative delegation to Tren- too. would agree with Norton's ton will be asked to a meeting tentatively statement that "I'm always interested scheduled for February to discuss a ma- in anything that will give better service 'Slaughter' seen if dove bill passes jor obstacle to any police regionalization and be cheaper to the taxpayer." Neptune percent going toth e local par- the MCEA. They certainly plan The Highlands police officers, un- A regionalization of police services To the Editor ticipating Special Olympics have lost the right to use it, like those of the two other towns, are obviously will have its problems — which If unopposed, the lame- FROM OUR READERS Chapter and the otter » when referring to them- part of the state Civil Service, an ar- borough's police chief will head a re- percent going to the national selves. duck N. J. Legislature wiU IMtan M «H MMr MM M tlfaM M Hn MM arMr'l CMH rangement that would seem to block any gionalized department is only the most bow to hunting pressures and •"- TMi ml Ml n«N M Mr* IM ,. chapter. What should to more dis- 1 •! I I Hr •ttlc* •> iMiriWUll M consolidation move obvious one. But certainly it is a pro- declare one of our most Across the country, 120 tressing is their feeling they beloved songbirds, the mourn- danceathons held simultane- should interfere In the mat- duiney s suggestion of regionaliza- posal which should be studied thorough- ing dove, a "game" species. ously on Nov. Jl-n raised tors of hiring and firing facul- ly, and not only in regard to police ser- non had its impetus in the current con- Legalizing the shooting of $3,(12,000. What a marvelous ty members, and dictating trad negotiation! with the police depart- vices. Guiney is to be congratulated for these docile, cooing birds who not tolerate this senseless kill by consuming inordinate 10th birthday present from curriculum changes with ment The Highlands police reportedly suggesting and pursuing it. visit our backyard feeders Ing. amounts of noxious weed Aerobic Dancing, Inc. to which they do not agree. constitutes both unmitigated In addition to the enjoy mentally retarded athletes These always have been, slaughter and a violation of ment so many citiiens (9$ Tto New Jersey bills that around the world. and should be. the role of the the rights of the people who percent of whom do not hunt) would authorize the slaughter Thank you for calling the administration and Board of Keeping the books enjoy their beauty. Citizens derive from the mourning of tto dove are Senate Bill public's attention to a very Education members of the must act quickly and inform dove, this songbird performs *411, and Assembly BUI 3888, worthwhile fund-raising district concerned, not of The Middletown Township Commit- rector, has attributed the shortfall to a their legislators that they will a valuable service for all of us which was railroaded through some outsiders. tee has allocated $35,000 in emergency decrease in state aid and an increase in committee and awaits a floor -Fritzto Taborn It would far totter serve our educational system if appropriations to bail out the township employees' salaries. But the wage con- vote. ' 'me is of tto essence. Write yoar legislators (both MCEA these people would concern library which had exhausted virtually tract was signed last summer, which senators and Assembly per- themselves with setting a all of its $426,000 appropriation before gave time enough to determine how sons) urging a firm "no" vote Holmdel good example for the children To the Editor: December The emergency appropria- much of the wage hike the budget could to these preposterous meas- they are supposed to be guid- 1979 APJOSTHP 6ROSS INCOME: ures. Write Gov. Byrne, re- The Image of pro-ing and do tto Job for which tion was necessary to keep the library absorb, and a cutback in state aid was fessionalism has been sadly questing him tovet o this leg they contracted — teach — to operating to the end of the year. diminished by the recent per- expected. Le Kernec has been the library Islatlon If it reaches Us desk. the best of their ability formance of the leadership of t'nder pressure to cut expenses, in- director for 18 years and has earned a Names, addresses and phone M. Hammond cluding the possibility that the library's reputation as a fine administrator. We •4PEMSICW TOM STATS Of CAUFOPWfA'. i numbers of representatives appropriation won't be increased next don't understand, then, why he didn't can to obtained from your year and that the $35,000 will be charged Y *ntgoott J town hall or local League of institute cost-cutting measures to avoid Today in history against its 1982 funding, the Library Women Voters. the inevitable depletion of funds. By Tto Associated Press Nixon and French President Board of Trustees has voted to do There hi no reason, other But the responsibility isn't Le Today is Monday, Dec. 14, Pompidou met in tto Azores, without its four high school-age, part- than blood lust, for shooting tto 348th day of 1881. There agreeing on measures toim - time pages, an action that will save an Kernec's alone. The library is operated this creature. Minus Its teak are 17 days left in the year. prove tto international mone- estimated $17,000 Given the fiscal re- by the Library Board of Trustees, an and feathers, tto dove weighs Today's highlight hi his- tary situation autonomous body, and it is the trustees less than one ounce. Its tory: alities, the trustees obviously are going minute body carries precious Five years ago: Tto Com- to have to wield a bigger ax who bear ultimate responsibility for the little meat On Dec. 14, Mil, Norwegian munist Party In Vietnam told William Le Kernec. the library di- fiscal problem and have to answer for it. In 1883. tto Supreme Court explorer Roald Amundsen be- its first congress since 1880, at came the tint man to reach ruled that wildlife belongs to which time It had decided to tto South Pole. all citizens. Exercise your wage an armed struggle for rights Write today On this date: control of tto country. In 1M1, Mary Queen of Capital trip Susan Russell One year ago: Hundreds of Scots took tto British throne Bdacatloo Director thousands of Beatles faaa following the death of Jamas Little Silver eighth graders will remember the Lincoln Memorial longer. Fries* of Animals gathered in cities throagaout make the traditional class trip to Wash- Certainly longer than The Ice Capades, V. tto world at memorial ser- In 111$, tto people of Dan- ington. DC this spring after all. Public vices for John Lennon, slain which was one of the alternatives the Fundraising mark voted to sell tto Danish six days earlier In New York. protest last week routed the Board of board had considered. Oakhurst West Indies to tto United Today's birthdays: Country Education s proposal to substitute a less And the 100 persons, one third of To tto Editor: States for $» million. singer Charlie Rich is 48. Ac- expensive day trip for the traditional Thank yoa for tto ex- In 1837, Japan established a tress Lee Remick is 48 them eighth grade students, who at- overnight trip to the capital. cellent press coverage of the > go sat at Thought for today: tended last week's school board.meeting Aerobic Dancing Danceathon people say. "She's got every- The educational value of the Wash- And in UN, tto Soviet Un- and successfully argued for it have al- held at Red Bank Regional on thing," I've only one anew»: ington trip was debated — will the kids Nov. a. Owing tto four ion was expelled from tto "I haven't had tomorrow." -, remember thi1 Lincoln Memorial or the ready given this year's trip im- boars, 180 dancers raised Leagee of Nations. Elisabeth Taylor, U.l i i>r//.i stop"" Both we venture; but they'll measurable educational value. Tin in the same age bracket M yon' $n.0N In pledges - 71 Tea rears ago: (MM.
i SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 14,1981 The Arts The Daily Register 7 'Amahl and Night Visitors captures Christmas magic By HILDY W1LS -FONTAINE With tenderness, the kings (William Ball, James Reese and Anthony MIDDLETTOWN - Gifts to the world Opera Frederick Lackland) explain to her who dre not always wrapped up in green this newborn child is, and bow much he paper and red bows. beg needs the love of every human being to The most meaningful come from the .Christopher Sabo, who shares the build his coming kingdom. The mother, heart. They are reflected in love, and role of Amahl with Stephen Aune and touched by their words, not only gives they abound at Christmas. Michael Paglia, presents a convincing back the stolen gold, but wants to add a Over tha last 30 years, Ulan-Carlo picture of the little boy who, although he gift of her own. Amahl comes to her Menotti's "Amahl and the Night Vis- is hungry, cold and poor, has not lost his rescue. He impulsively hands to the itors" has become a classic Christmas keen imagination. Three Kings his wooden crutch, his most opera that builds on the gifts of love, of When Three Wise Men, on their way precious possession, and, in so doing, is adoration, of wonder. to Bethlehem, stop at the hut and ask to miraculously cured of his lameness. The gifts of the Three Kings are the be taken in for the night, they are wel- As dawn appears in the sky, the outward representations of those deep comed by Amahl and his mother. She, Three Kings prepare to resume their inner emotions. When they magically initially, refuses to believe three kings journey. Amahl begs his mother to let come alive, it's Christmas. are at the door. But they make the most him join them; she agrees; and he is The production of the opera by the of what they have, call upon neighboring allowed to follow the kings to Beth- Opera Repertory of Brookdale Com- shepherds to bring to the hut whatever lehem to adore and give thanks to, the munity College, Lincroft, and that of a little they have, and the mother's hospi- Christ Child. new ballet, "Gifts of the Magi" by Lori tality is never in doubt. The tale is splendidly told on the ' ftealtter eheto ay Jemei J. Connolly DeShaw. encompass all the hope, the All are astonished at the splendor of Performing Arts Center stage. The THERE IS A STAR — Amahl (Christopher Sabo), right, East In "Amahl and the Night Visitors," on stage at joy, the dreams, and the imagination of the kings and the wealth of the gifts they kings are regal and majestic, with per- tells his mother (Anne Runyon Hurd) of a star In the Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, this weekend. this season. carry with them. When Amahl's mother haps the exception of Kaspar (Ball), Joseph Szostak, Brookdale music realizes that the Three Kings are look- who is all those things and comical as villagers is one of the visual highlights uction. of the Kings: Kaspar, Melchior and professor and conductor for this holiday ing for a newborn babe, and that the well. of the production, particularly when the The Idea for the ballet was conceived Balthazar. celebration, has tied together the music, rare gifts are destined for him, she Anne Runyon Hurd presents a com- dancers seek to entertain and amuse the and produced by Joseph Szostak. It ia FOOTLIGHTS — The impact of the the dreams and the happiness into a becomes bitter and envious. She cannot passionate mother to Amahl. The range royal visitors. set to Georges Bizet's "L'Arlesienne productions is enhanced by the costume magical production. understand why some of these gifts are of her ability encompasses not only a DeShaw's "Gifts of the Magi" pres- Suite," and is a just showcase for the design and headdresses of Sandra; The opera tells the story of a crip- not to be given to her own child, so poor magnificent voice under control at all ents a contrasting vision, one of com- talents of the younger Szostak, Kate Crome and Sue Kulinyi, set design by pled little shepherd boy, Amahl. He and sickly. times, but a convincing ability to act out fort, wealth and velvet. Smith and Ron Bradley, Alexandra Peter Adams, and lighting design by lived with his mother, an impoverished Under the cover of darkness, when the anguish she feels. A small boy, danced by David Alex- Radamski and Beth Tinkler, all of Charles Miller. widow. When the curtain rises,'they the Three Kings are asleep, she steals Richard Crane, the page, accepts his ander Szostak, dreams of what the gifts whom visually and vividly portray the Three performances of this holiday have nothing left of what were always some of the gold from them, and Is humble role with the proper amount of of the three kings are, and his imagina- elements of gold, frankincense and treat remain. They are at 8 p.m. Kriday, meager possessions. They are faced caught. When she explains to the Three humility, and presents his few words tion and own visions take him into a myrrh rei pac">"ly and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Ticket with hunger and cold in an empty house. Kings that she needs the gold to feed her beautifully splendidly executed ballet which bows The opera and ballet are tied togeth- information is available from the Per- They may even be faced with having to starving child, she is forgiven. A (rand chorus of shepherds and In the second half of the holiday prod- er with the re-appearance in the ballet forming Arts Center box office.
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ST. LOUtS, Mo. (AP) - Playing was trying to push me across the goal, ning to expect to win, too." . • then booted a 27-yard field goal follow- game's closing 20 seconds. from the Cards' 28 to the New York 30. cornerback (or the New York Gluts, and Gary Jeter was calling for me to The victory kept New York, 8-7, In ing a second-quarter pass interception At the outset, the Cards had UtUe Also hurting the St. Louis cause was according to Terry Jackson, Is like oper- lateral. I think that a defensive end has the running for a National Football and 9-yard return by Mark Haynes to trouble moving from their own 17 to the a pulled hamstring muscle suffered by ating behind a finely tuned machine to be versatile." League wild card playoff berth. give the Giant* a 10-3 lead at haUtime. Giants' 18 on a march highlighted by a Green In the opening half, and the two- "Our front seven play so well, it's New York Coach Ray Perkins said The Giants, snapping a four-game New York, which was outplayed in 39-yard pass play from Lomax to Roy way Cards star did not return. unbelievable," said Jackson after • key Martin's touchdown was Important but Cardinal winning streak, sacked St. the opening quarter, opened up on of- Green. Just before Intermission, Bob defensive play by George Martin helped not the key to the victory. Louis rookie quarterback Nell Lomax fense in the third period to take control. New York stiffened, halting runs by Pollard of St. Louis recovered a spark the Giants to a 20-10 victory over "Our defense, the way It played three times, the tint setting up Martin's Rookie Leon Bright spurted 25 yards Ottis Anderson and Stump Mitchell. Carpenter fumble at the Giants' 26, only the St. Louis Cardinals yesterday. throughout, was the real turning point," fifth career touchdown. on a quick opener to the Cards' 40. After O'Donoghue entered to boot his field to have time run out after Lomax drilled "Most of the time, we have pressure said Perkins. "Our offense finally in Trailing J-fl after the Cards, 7-8, a 6-yard pass and foul advanced the goal at 4:48, and Taylor's game-turning a 9-yard pass to Pat Tilley. the third quarter started to do some marched 70 yards to set up Neil Giants to the 19, Scott Brunner hit on sack of Lomax followed an exchange of on the quarterback. When we don't, we Although intimidated throughout by things. O'Donoghue's 30-yard field goal, New passes of 9 and 8 yards to Johnny Per- punts. have the receivers covered." New York's blitzing defense, Lomax The 245-pound Martin set the tone for "It's really what a defense Is sup- York grabbed the upper hand when kins and Gary Shirk to set up Rob Still In the opening quarter, Lomax rookie linebacker Lawrence Taylor Carpenter's touchdown plunge from the completed 16 of 31 passes for 163 yards. the Giants' success, rambling 20 yards posed to do," Perkins said of the Giants' was shaken up when he was hit by Gary blindsided Lomax. 1. for a touchdown after picking up a defensive heroics. Jeter. Jim Hart replaced Lomax for Carpenter's 117 yards on 26 carries fumble In the opening quarter. "You can't get anywhere in this Martin scooped up the loose ball at Danelo kicked his second field goal, three downs. formed the brunt of the New York at- "You find out who your friends are league without a good defense. I ex- the St. Louis 20, shaking off Greg a 33-yarder, with 2:28 left, and Lomax Beasley Reece spoiled Hart's ab- tack. Brunner completed 12 of 24 passes in a hurry," said Martin, a former col- pected to win, so I'm not surprised. I LaFleur as the only would-be tackier. whipped a 3-yard pass to LeFleur for a breviated appearance by intercepting a for the Giants, and the Cards' Anderson legiate tight end at Oregon. "Bill Nell! think the guys on this team are begin- Joe Danelo added the extra point, consolation St. Louis touchdown in the deflected pass, halting a St. Louis drive gained 75 yards on 18 carries. Tennessee shows speed in defeating Wisconsin
By JONNI FALK wanted it calm, so it could unleash its blinding speed. Quarterback Steve Zander has homecoming, EAST RUTHERFORD - Maybe Alatorre of Tennessee, the game's the Great Spirit that watches over most valuable player, said It best. helps Vols win, page 10 football had nothing to do with it. But "I was praying all week for no then, maybe he did. wind," he grinned. "Thank the Lord, It was Tennessee which got its we got it. We wanted to throw more caught 11 passes for 196 yards, both immediately. Alatorre completed prayers answered here yesterday, than we had been. We knew that was Garden State Bowl records, and five passes to set up a 22-yard field and the Volunteers took advantage of the only way we could win.'' Willie Gault, the Olympic speedster goal by Fuad Revels. However, Wis- excellent weather to upset Wiscon- Coach Dave McClaln of Wiscon- who returned a kickof f 87 yards for a consin, which completed a 43-yard sin, 28-21, In Garden Sute Bowl IV. sin, which entered the game as a six- touchdown. Jess Cole to Thad McFadden pass on Wisconsin was hoping for a con- point favorite, knows that speed "We've never seen speed like Its first play, came right back with a tinuation of the winds that had kills. He saw plenty of speed from Jut in the Big Ten," McClaln re- 68-yard drive. Cole scored the TD plagued the area all week. Tennessee receiver Anthony Hancock, who flected. "That's awesome speed. We from the 3, and Mark Doran con- knew they had speed, but we didn't verted to give the Badgers a 7-3 lead. think they could rip our defense like It was the only time they led all day. that. I was hoping for winds like Gault burned them with the 87- there were when we arrived Wednes- yard TD return, the first such return day. We didn't get them." in G.S. Bowl history, and then Wis- /ad The big difference yesterday may consin stopped itself with an In- have been Alatorre, whose name was terception and a fumble. The fumble spelled Alatoree on his Jersey. The set up Revelt's 44-yard field goal to senior from California passed for 315 give Tennessee a 13-7 lead. yards, a new Garden State Bowl re- The Vols struck quickly from cord. He MI 24 for 42 for toe game, their own 13 in the second period. but hit 14 of 25 in the first half, Alatorre fired 39 yards to Hancock, including a 43-yard TD strike in the five to Randall Morris and then 43 to second period to the Oatt Hancock, Hancock lor another score. A pass to "After looking at their fllms.-we Mike Cofer for two points upped the said that If they ever got a great lead to 21-7. quarterback performance, they'd be Wisconsin switched to quarter- awesome," McClain lamented. back Randy Wright in the second "They were today. Alatorre had half, and he led the Badgers to a been Inconsistent, but today he was touchdown early in the fourth period. :"' *^\ superb." His third completion In the 80-yard Alatorre was so consistent that he drive was a six-yard TD pass to tight managed to move toe Volunteers up end Jeff Nault. and down the field virtually without Tennessee padded its lead with a benefit of a rushing attack for most 53-yard march, and Alatorre got the of the day. More important, the Vols TD himself from the six on a keeper. didn't turn the ball over at all while Wisconsin came back with anoth- the Badgers gave it away three times er scoring drive, 80 yards in nine on interceptions and once on a plays, with McFadden grabbing fumble. The Great Spirit was even Wright's 11-yard pass for the touch- kind to Tennessee there because it down. But that was it. John Warren tPMMl did fumble the ball four times only to put the last nail In the Badgers' cof- IT'S OURS — John McEnroe hold the Davis Cup high over his head after ^PsV retain possession each time. fin by kicking out of bounds on the defeating Argentina's Jose-Luis Clerc in five sets to clinch the Cup for the United States. Looking on Is U.S. team trainer Bill Norrls. The win was especially sweet for one-yard line with only 1:03 to play. Tennessee coach Johnny Majors, Gen. Bob Neyland, the patron saint who had been criticized for bringing of the kicking gane at Tennessee, \ his team to a bowl game. The Vols go would have loved it. borne with an 8-4 record while Wis- The win evened Tennessee's bowl J consin packs it away until spring record at 12-12, and the game was the McEnroe's win with a 7-5 mark. 50th anniversary of Tennessee's first "We came here to win," Majors bowl win. Wisconsin is still winless in said. "We practiced very hard post-season play after four tries. before we left home, and our Intensi- Majors enjoyed the victory for ty was good. We knew we couldn't lots of reasons. cops Davis Cup match Wisconsin physically. Frank- "Coming out of last spring, I ly, I knew that if we couldn't move didn't think we could win five CINCINNATI (AP) - Forget since 1979. Argentina was making its first the ball passing, we couldn't win the games," he smiled. "As for coming Wimbledon Forget the U.S. Open. John appearance in the finals of this interna- game. I felt we had the advantage in here, as long as they have bowls and McEnroe admits he's patriotic and that tional team competition, which began in kicking game and speed, but I was educational opportunities like this yesterday's victory was something special. 1900 RECORD-BREAKER — Tennessee quarterback Steve Alatorre set a more concerned about our defense for players, I have no reservations "This is the first time I've won a five- The U.S. had reached the finals, being new Garden State Bowl record yesterday by passing for 315 yards as slowing them down." about bring here. I'd prefer to have set match in Davis Cup finals," McEnroe staged at Cincinnati's Riverfront Coliseum, the Vols defeated Wisconsin, 28-21. Tennessee started to use its speed See Vols, page 13 said after his 7-5, 5-7, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 thriller by ousting Mexico, defending champion over Jose Luis Clerc of Argentina yesterday Czechoslovakia and Australia Paced by gave the United States the 196fT5avis Cup. Clerc and Vilas, ranked fifth and sixth, The final match between Roscoe Tanner respectively, in the world, Argentina de- and Argentina's Guillermo Vllas was halted feated West Germany. Romania and Great Cowboys capture NFC East title by mutual consent of the two captains with Britain before running into the powerful Tanner leading 11-10 in the first set. The Americans. match will not count, thus the U.S. wound belonged to Dallas. been getting the breaks and after a Clerc played nearly flawless tennis. But IRVING, Texas (AP) - Tom night." up as the winner, three matches to one. Landry wouldn't let his team drink Eagles' Coach Dick Vermeil had White winged an 1-yard touch- while that tends to build on your it wasn't good enough to beat the charged- down pass to Tony Hill and took mind. One of the games they will put "It's by far the best Davis Cup victory up McEnroe, who held his tempetuous ac- champagne so the Dallas Cowboys nothing but praise for the franchise I've had," McEnroe said of his triumph. had to settle for the heady nectar of which won its fifth divisional title in Dallas on an 80-yard scoring drive to. it all back together. tions in check throughout the match. open the second half, climaxed by a "I think they will make the "The other ones I won in the finals weren't revenge over the Philadelphia six years. even close." In the final game — the 45th game of the Eagles. "I hive to blame myself for poor 36-yard scoring strike to Butch John- playoffs." 3 hour, 52-minute match — McEnroe lost son. The victory, as much as he savored it, The Dallas Cowboys wrested the play selection," said Vermeil, who Dallas will host a divisional didn't come easy. the first point when he sailed a forehand NFC East crown away from the quickly added "Tom Landry is the Dallas mopped up in the fourth playoff game either Jan. 2 or Jan. 3 "He came out really quickly (In the volley long. But he took the next four points, Eagles with a 21-10 victory yesterday class of the league...he has been here period on Springs' 12-yard run. against a team to be determined fourth set) and kind of surprised me," the final one with a service winner, jumped behind quarterback Danny White's a long time.. .If he had been coaching Dallas is 12-3 while the Eagles, The Cowboys hope they can finish McEnroe said of Clerc "But I was ready to high into the air. then leaped over the net, two touchdown passes. the Eagles (today) he would have who played In the Super Bowl in with a better record than San Fran- play the fifth set. I played a good set. I kept first to congratulate his Argentine opponent Only a year ago Philadelphia had won." January, are 9-6 and still struggling cisco so they'll be able to host the the pressure on." and then to celebrate with his teammates. lor a playoff berth. lost In Texas Stadium yet drank Eagles' quarterback Ron NFC title game. U.S. team captain Arthur Ashe said his Phlladephla hosts St. Louis Sun- It ended a perfect year for the 22-year- champagne In a rowdy dressing room Jaworski, who served up four In- San Francisco beat Dallas earlier McEnroe "was very tense today. Every day while Dallas finishes out Its reg- old New Yorker, who became the first man celebration because it won the NFC terceptions including three to Dennis in the year and if the two teams have time you change ends, you take a look at the ular season in New York against the ever to be computer-ranked first in the East on a tiebreaker over Dallas. Thurman, defended his coach. identical records the 4ters would Cup. It's staring you in the face." "Vermeil always takes the Giants. host the NFC Utle game if they keep world in both single and doubles. It is the "There will never be champagne But, said Ashe, McEnroe "did what we third time he has sparked the U.S. to a in the Dallas dressing room," Cow- blame, but if we had executed better There wasn't much gloating from winning. thought he would do." the Dallas dressing room although Davis Cup title and follows his third con- boys' Coach Tom Landry said after we would have won," Jaworski said. Tony Dorsett, who gained 101 The world's top-ranked player, the Eaglet and Cowboys bad ex- secutive U.S. Open championship and his the decisive victory. Philadelphia Jumped ahead 104 yards to become Dallas' all-time McEnroe began the three-day final Friday changed bitter words since training first Wimbledon victory. Some of the Cowboys said there midway through the second period on leading rusher, said he loved knock- by crushing Vilas 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 before Clerc camp. would be a lot of it as soon as they Tony Franklin's 60-yard field goal - Ing off the Eagles. outlasted Tanner 7-5, 6-3, 84. The United Clerc jumped out in front In this emo- left the stadium his longest this season - and Booker "It was the best game we have "I really like to say they stole It States' doubles tandem of McEnroe and tion-packed battle before a crowd of 13,327, "I'm going to get me some cham- Russell's one-yard scoring plunge played ail year," said White. "Now (the division title) from us last Peter Fleming then battled for 4 hours, 11 the largest ever to attend a tennis match in pagne," said Dallas wide receiver Then came the kind of mistake we've got to go Into New tyrk and year," said Dorsett. "It's great to minutes Saturday before overcoming a Cincinnati, breaking McEnroe in the fifth Tony H1U, who caught seven passea. that has bedeviled the Eagles In their play well and keep our momen- get It back from a team that took It strong upset bid by Gere end Vilas 6-3, 44, game of the first set. But McEnroe broke "We're going to do a little party- last four games. John Sclarra bob- tum New York still has a shot at a from us." 8-4. 44,11-9. back in the 10th game, then broke the right- ing," said fullback Ron Springs, who bled White's punt at the Eagle 10 and wild card and we'll be walking right Landry even took the last minute It is the 27th Davis Cup title for the U.S., hander again In the 12th game to capture scored on a 12-yard run. "We're cel- Dallas linebacker Anthony Dickerson into a hornet's nest." which has played In 52 finals, and its first the set ebrating with soft drinks right now pounced on the ball. Landry added, "The Eagles are a of the game to help Dorsett with his but there will be champagne to- From that point on, tbfc game good football team. They haven't statistics. 10 The DmHy Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER H, i98i Cretzky goal beats Isles EDMONTON (AP) - Wayne stick and two swipes later Ruff had a nerman for his 21st goal of the sea- Staniowski, who was tested 31 times. Gretzky banged In his own rebound at score. The Sabres had erased a three- son. The win was only Detroit's second 18:58 of the final period last night to goal deficit and gained a tie with the Chicago defenseman Bob Murray on the road this season In 17 games give the Edmonton Oilers a 4-3 Na- Nordiques. knotted the score late in the first and lifted the Red Wings to within tional Hockey League victory over •It's the first time in a long time period, rifling a 40-foot slapshot past three points of the Jets and the St. the New York Islanders. that we've been down by three and it Whaler goalie Greg Mlllen. Louis Blues, who are tied for third Gretzky, who had set up Edmon- definitely scared us. With that much Seldom-used Peter Marsh'gave place In the Norris Divlson. ton's three previous goals, took a time everything should go to the net. the Hawks a 2-1 lead early in the Brains S, Rockies 1 pass from Lee Fogolin near the Is- I hacked at it until it went in," said second period with his second goal of BOSTON - With Colorado'! No. 1 landers blue line. A fake slapshot Ruff, who scored with one minute the year, assisted by Savard. Forty- selection in the National Hockey one seconds later, Marsh fed Savard sent New York defenseman Denis remaining the game. League draft next June, the Boston and the Hawk center put in his 14th Potvin to the ice and Gretzky stepped Real Cloutier had helped Quebec Bruins are doing their best to bury goal for a 3-1 advantage. around him and fired a low wrist shot to a three-goal lead with two of the the Rockies. that goaltender Billy Smith stopped. Nordiques' four second-period goals. Midway in the second frame, de- In a game only half-jokingly re- But the rebound came right back to Jacques Richard and Marc Tardif fenseman Doug Wilson scored bis ferred to as a four-point affair in the Gretzky and he quickly put it under- had the others. 12th goal on a drive from the left fight for possibly the first pick in the point. It was the 10,000th goal of the neath Smith The goal was Gretzky's Craig Ramsay, Yvon Lambert* entire draft, the Bruins streaked to a Chicago hockey franchise. The 33rd in 32 games. and Jean Francois Sauve scored Buf- 5-1 victory over the lowly Rockies Hawks were the last of the original Until Gretzky's goal, the teams falo's the first three goals last night. had been as evenly matched as the Ric Selling passed from the cor- six NHL teams to reach that milestone. The Bruins traded Dwight Foster 3-3 lie indicated. ner to Ruff in front of the Quebec net, to Colorado last summer for the While Gretzky had three assists. and he pushed a shot by rookie goalie Red Wings I, Jets 1 Rockies' first draft pick. Now Boston Bob Nystrom had a goal and two Clint Malarchuk to tie the contest. WINNIPEG, Manitoba - De- is rooting openly against Colorado, assists for the Islanders Cloutier started the Nordiques' fenseman Reed Larson's goal at hoping it will finish with the worst The victory increased Edmon- burst after a scoreless first period 19:58 of the second period proved to record in the regular season. ton's lead over the Islanders in the when he skated from the blue line to be the winner as the Detroit Red That would give the Bruins the NHL overall standings to nine points. the right faceoff circle and took a Wings skated to a victory over the first shot at 17-year-old right wing Gretzky set up Dave Lumley, hard shot into the far corner of the Winnipeg Jets. Brian Bellows, generally rated Cana- Dave Semenko and Paul Coffey for Buffalo net at 3 30 With Detroit leading 1-0, thanks to da's top young amateur while playing (he other Edmonton goals. Nystrom Black Hawks 8, Whalen 3 Mike Blaisdell'a score at 9:22 of the for Kitchener in the Ontario Hockey scored his eighth goal of the season CHICAGO - Center Denis Savard first period, Larson crossed the Win- League. early in the second period and got scored two goals and notched three nipeg blue line, warded off Jets de- "If we can help our own cause, assists on goals by Mike McEwen assists last night as the Chicago fenseman Dave Babych and slipped we had better damn well do it," jnj JohnTonelli Black Hawks breezed to a victory ' the puck between Ed Staniowski and Boston General Manager Harry Sabres 4, Nordlques 4 over the Hartford Whalers. the goal post. Sinden said after the Bruins beat . Bl'FFALO. NY. - With time The victory for the Hawks, 12-9-8, Babych closed the gap with Win- Colorado for the second time In a row running out on the Sabres yesterday. extended their unbeaten streak on nipeg's lone tally when he scored a with just one encounter left the rest Buffalo s Lindy Ruff made sure to home ice to 13 games. power play goal with just 1:11 left in of the season. gel position in front of the Quebec net Hartford's Blaine Stoughton drew the game. "There's about eight top players ai his teammates began a last-ditch first blood in the contest when he The contest featured a goal- who will be available in the draft and effort to gain a goal deflected a drive by Blake Wesley tending duel between Detroit's Gilles many of us think Bellows is the No. 1 past Hawk goalkeeper Murray Ban- Gilbert, who faced 39 drives, and The puck did arrive on Ruff's prize," Sinden said. PMIitmlMi WELCOME HOME — Tennessee linebacker Carl Zander, from Mendham, N.J., made his return home a triumphant one, leading the Volunteers to a 28-21 Montcrief powers victory over Wisconsin In Garden State Bowl IV. Bucks over Sixers Jersey's Zander MILWAUKEE I API - Mickey Johnson Tripucka was accidentally hit by an elbow poured in 16 of his 22 points during a fourth- of teammate Terry Tyler in a scramble un- returns in style quarter surge yesterday, and Sidney Mon- der the backboards, and crashed to the floor. our defensive players." But impressed is mef added 24 points to lead the Milwaukee Tripucka was helped off the court with By DAN ROSENBAUM one thing, starting a frosh is another. Bucks to a 127-108 National Basketball As- 7 52 remaining in the game and Portland Then, earlier this week, Majors inter- sociation victory over Philadelphia leading 89-83 EAST RUTHERFORD - First, he was rupted a special teams drill to give the The Bucks rallied from a 10-point deficit all set to go to Rutgers. Then, at the last Lakers 122, Warriors 118 business major the good news. And if his to extend their winning streak to eight minute, he changed his mind and decided to LOS. ANGELES - Kareem Abdul Jabbar performance yesterday is any kind of Mimes breaking Philadelphia's four-game enroll at the University of Tennessee. He scored 33 points to lead the Los Angeles gauge, there will be plenty more starts for streak didn't even get Into a game until the Volun- Lakers over the Golden State Warriors. Carl Zander in the future. Julius Erving scored 27 points for the teer's season finale against Vanderbilt, and The victory was the fifth in a row and the only then because of an injury to starting To Zander, the turning point of yester- 76ers. but had only three in the second half 16th in the last 18 games for the first-place when he was guarded most of the way by linebacker Mark Burns. day's game was the electrifying 87-yard Lakers It moved their Pacific Division-lead- Yesterday, Mendham's Carl Zander led kickoff return by Olympic sprinter Willie Muncrief ing record to 18-6 A three-point play by Darryl Dawkins put his team with 14 tackles as the Vols turned Gault, which gave the Volunteers a 10-7 lead The loss snapped a five-game winning back Wisconsin, 28-21, in Garden State Bowl in the first quarter. the 76ers ahead 74-64 with 7:43 left in the streak for the Warriors third quarter IV. "It gave us a real boost," said Zander, Los Angeles broke the game open in the who played both linebacker and fullback at But the Bucks inserted a four-guard line- Is this a Cinderella story or what? third quarter, moving out to a 19-poinl lead West Morris Mendham High School under up for additional quickness with Junior Better yet, what's a kid from New Jer- with 145 left in the period Coach Rich Attonlto. "I'm sure it was a big Bridtfeman. Quinn Buckner. Brian Winters sey doing in Tennessee, playing football for However the Warriors came back. Golden letdown for them. Everyone knows about and Moncrief operating with center Harvey Johnny Majors, one of the state's favorite State scored the next 11 points to trail Los Tennessee's return game, and I'm sure they Catching* They fought back to within 91-89 sons? Angeles by just eight with 11 minutes left in practiced extra hard as stopping that part .it the end of the period Rutgers Coach Frank Burns is probably the game of our game." The 76ers stretched out a 98-91 advantage asking himself the same question right Hitting. That's the part of the game that after a three-point play by Bobby Jones with SuperSonics 18, Clippers 74 about now. Zander likes best. With 2:10 left In the first in 15 to play SEATTLE - Outsconng San Diego 28-11 "I signed a letter of intent with Rutgers in the third quarter, the Seattle SuperSonics, two weeks before the Feb. 18th deadline for quarter, Zander belted Badger fullback Trail Blazers 1(5, Piitons N led by Gus Williams, trimmed the Clippers. signing a national letter of intent," said the Gerald Green after a gain of seven yards, PORTLAND, Ore - Calvin Natt's 30 San Diego's offensive output was the low- 6-2, 210-pounder "Some coaches back forcing a fumble. Defensive back Carlton points, including seven in the last quarter, est ever by a Seattle opponent, breaking the home said to look at another small school Peoples recovered on the Wisconsin 27 and enabled the Portland Trail Blazers to break a old mark of 76 by New Orleans in 1977. and another big school before making a four plays later, Fuad Heveii kicked a 44- five-game losing streak Williams scored 18 points while Jack final decision. I went to Holy Cross and yard field goal to give the Volunteers a 13-7 It was Detroit's ninth straight loss Sikma added 16 points and a game-high 14 Tennessee. I loved the facilities at Tennes- lead. Kookie Kelly Tripucka. who led the rebounds in just three quarters see and I loved the Stadium. Rutgers just "It wasn't a great bit," Zander re- Pistons with 23 points, was taken to Meridian The Clippers, who had beaten Seattle six THE DOCTOR OPERATES — Julius Erving of the couldn't compare." called. "It was an arm tackle. But wa Park Hospital for a possible concussion suf- straight times, were paced by Phil Smith's 13 Philadelphia 76ersdrives past Bob Lanier of the Detroit So Zander went down to Volunteer coun- recovered the ball, so I guess it was a big fered in the fourth quarter points Pistons for a reverse layup during last night's game. try and, as expected, did a lot of watching and waiting. Then one day, as the Vols "I like to hit," Zander admitted. "On prepared for Vanderbilt, Majors glanced defense, you can be more agressive. All you across the practice field where the scout have to do is worry about being in the right team was working out. place. On offense, you have to worry about Jets not ready to celebrate just yet "I wasn't too pleased with the way our holding onto the ball." linebackers were bitting," Majors remem- Zander was also in the right place at the CLEVELAND — A dozen years have passed going out in cold weather and practicing when you Cleveland shut out the Jets in the second half bered. "I noticed Zander popping a few on right time to knock down the game's final since the New York Jets last participated in the have something to practice for We have just one and added 10 points on a third-quarter Sipe pass to the "B" team. I called him over. I said, pass as substitute quarterback Randy postseason playoffs Joe Namath was then the more game to get into the playoffs It's something Calvin Hill - who was playing his last home show them how to hit.' He did. Right then Wright tried futily to move Wisconsin 9» quarterback and behind him the Jets claimed we've got to go out and do " game before retiring at the end of the season — and there I said to give him a red Jersey. yards in the final minute in an attempt to successive titles in the old American Football Saturday's game was not a pretty sight for and a fourth-quarter 20-yard Bahr field goal. He's been on the vanity ever since." tie the score. League Eastern Division either team The Browns fumbled the ball away But New York took a Cleveland punt and "He (Majors) gave me a good snot," "It was the exact same situation as the Since 1970. however, the Jets have hovered in on their first two possessions, but the Jets were Zander said. "I had a good practice that consumed the final 4:25, with Kevin Long and Vanderbilt game," recalled Zander, who unable to capitalize either time the gray area between mediocre and awful That, Scott Dierklng combining for 38 yards on the day, and since then, everything hat fallen now speaks with a noticeable Southern perhaps explains their unwillingness to celebrate Both offenses geared up in the second quarter, ground into place, thank God." drawl. "They were also trying to move the tno loudly following a critical 14-13 victory over That includes Tennessee's invitation and with New York quarterback Richard Todd out- We just came in the huddle, all got together ball with about a minute left.'' the Cleveland Browns on Saturday dueling Cleveland's Brian Sipe to a 14-3 halftime eventual acceptance of a Garden State and said, 'Hey, we just have to run five minutes And like the Badgers, they were unsuc- •We're close - but still a long way off." said lead off the clock.'" said guard Randy Rasmussen, the Bowl bid. Zander was coming home. tight end Jerome Barkum The main thing is "I called home at about 12 o'clock at cessful. But this time, the freshman from Todd hit Bruce Harper with a 7-yard pass on a lone Jet remaining from the Super Bowl cham- Mendham had a rooting section to see him we ve K'li Green Bay coming up this week and pionship team of 1969. night," Zander pointed out. "I woke up my that s what we must concentrate on We can't be fourth-down play to set up a 28-yard scoring strike mom and dad. I was Just so happy." do his thing. satisfied yet " to Johnny "Lam " Jones, then hit Harper with a 7- The Jets' defensive linemen, nicknamed the Still, Zander wasn't penciled In as a "All my coaches we there, I think, and I The victory improved New York to 9-5-1 and yard TD pass with 24 seconds to play in the half "sack exchange," got to Sipe only twice, giving starter. He bad impressed Majors in the saw my brother. He yelled over to me. I left it in position to clinch at least a wild-card Sipe took the Browns into scoring territory them 57 sacks on the season. Vanderbilt game when he replaced the in- saw my parents after the game." playoff berth with a victory next week twice during the period, but settled for two Matt "1 spent a little time on the ground today, but jured Burns in the first quarter and went on And they saw what they wouldn't have This is the best season we've had since I've Bahr field goal tries One was good from 26 yards I think our guys did an exceptional job," Sipe to record 11 tackles in a 38-34 win. It was, in seen if their son hadn't decided to bead been here." said linebacker Greg Buttle, in his out; the other was short as Bahr slipped on the said. "The Jets may have the best pan rush in Majors' opinion, "the best game of any of down south. A Bowl winner. sixth year out of Penn State "It's a lot more fun muddy turf the league." AH the showman deserved a more fitting farewell NASSAU. Bahamas (API - So long, Ali won't fault you so much for seeking one more Because of a contract squabble, the ex- she pretty." We'll be seeing you But it can never be the miracle — it was gutsy and you had a right to try travaganza was almost cancelled 40 minutes She sure is, and she reared a pretty good son. same to redeem that horrible showing against Larry before the first bell They hardly noticed you after you won the You gave us 21 years of high excitement. You Holmes 14 months ago — but all of them will The site was an old ballfield suddenly filled medal In Rome. You were rather shy. But you Rave us bombast and poetry, controversy and WILL grieve- the stage and circumstances you chose with steel folding chairs and temporary stands turned pro and one day you saw a wrestler drama But most of all. a lot of laughs and tons for your final ring farewell. to bold 11,000. The card was delayed 2 hours, 20 named Gorgeous George pull a lot of crazy of entertainment with those dancing toes and A man of your stature deserved a better minutes. Somebody forgot the boxing gloves. stunts In the ring and you said, "That's for lightning fists. GRIMSLEY sendoff There were no water pails and no ringside bell. me." "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee" - Granted, you were limited in options because So somebody came up with a cowbell from It made you t90 million, take or give a few that's the way your sidekick. Bundini Brown put most people felt you should never don gloves somewhere and the timer signalled each round million. More than that, It made you the most it again, you should have bowed out in some by banging it with a hammer. They forgot the Identifiable personality in the world - not Just And you showed us the world — from Rome, resplendent arena filled with chanting ad- signs designating the rounds until midway sports. where as a timid, fat-faced light-heavyweight years hence — when you've completed the last mirers through the show. ' You could stop traffic around London's Pic- you won the Olympic gold medal to all those journey That should be chiseled on your It would have been fitting if the great and You took your lumps and swallowed the cadilly Circus or along Tokyo's Ginxa Strip aa exotic places such as Zaire, Kuala Lampur and tombstone and not the names of the men who near great were in the gallery — statesmen, defeat like a man. You dida't whine or alibi. You well as Broadway in New York. Manila fell before your fists in the march to an un- business tycoons, show business stars aid or- said young BerMck simply gave you a licking You were more than a fighter. You wen a No ocean was too wide to cross, no continent precedented three conquests of the world heavy- dinary people to whom you once went truly ami you wished him well. personality, part Muslim preacher, part actor, • too remote to reach You saw them all, hob- weight championship. "The Greatest." Your kids cried because they saw their pop lot of ham, a puckish kid at times nobbed with their presidents and potentates, and No more, you say humbly. Now, a month But, no, the setting was the lazy, little string get whipped. You dried their tears and told Destroyer and clown, you bowed out with • nude the little people of the world feel like from you're 40th birthday, you've fallen before a of island pearls off the Florida coast — the them, "It could nave been worse." You made quip on the Up. You left us smiling. kings j heavyweight II years your Junior, Bahamas — population 200,000, and your or- your momma proud. You made your mark. People won't easily All' Ah' AH!" Trevor Berbick, in a comeback that failed. chestrators proved to be amateurs who almost "See that lady over there," you always told forget. But if they do, they should start with I'h.it shnuld be your epitaph - many, many Your millions of friends all around the globe botched the whole show. the people In the crowd. "That's my mom, ain't your last fight. SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1981 Thf l>ajt) Rcflhttl 11 Dolphins, Bills clinch AFC playoff spots KANSAS CITY, Ho. (AP) - First things first, says Miami Coach Don Shula. But now with S: 13 gone in the game. Simla's surging young Dolphins are ready for AFC The Bills marched 81 yards in eight plays to the second thing. score on their next possession. With the ball on The Dolphins clinched at least a wild card 7-0 lead. • , the Patriots' 3»-yard line, Ferguson fired a It- spot in the National Football League playoffs Strock's 39-yard pass to Nat Moore gave the yard completion to Cribbs who sidestepped yesterday with a 17-7 victory over the Kansas Dolphins a first and goal from the 7 midway safety Tim Fox and went the rest of the way City Chiefs. through the fourth period, but Franklin was without being touched. "We wanted to clinch It in Kansas City " stopped on fourth down from'the 1. The Patriots cut the margin to 14-7 on Shula said. "This was the first step. We set out WoooW engineered a 38-yard touchdown Vagas Ferguson's 19-yard scoring burst up the a long time ago to do things in stage*, and we drive on Miami's second possession. On third middle with 3:35 gone in the second quarter. It have accomplished one of those stages by and seven from the Kansas City 35, Woodley capped a 82-yard drive. reaching the playoffs. We felt we had to get it connectedMith Joe Rose for 14 yards to the 21. But Nick Mike-Mayer's 29-yard field goal 49 done today." On the nejkt play, Tom Vlgorlto caught a 11- seconds before halftime gave the Bills a 17-7 The victory hiked Miami's record to 104-1 yard pass to the 9, and two plays later, Nathan edge. and eliminated the Chiefs, who dropped to 8-7 busted five yards Into the end tone. Beagals 17, Steelers It with their fifth loss in seven games, from the Bills II, Patriots M PITTSBURGH - The torch may have been playoff picture. passed to a new team of domination yesterday FOXBORO, Mass. - A month ago the as the Cincinnati Bengals beat the Pittsburgh The next stage for the Dolphins comes next Buffalo Bills were struggling Just to stay in the week against Buffalo In the regular season Steelers to clinch their first division title in playoff chase. Now, thanks to Joe Cribbs, they eight years. finale. A victory over the Bills would give the are making bold Super Bowl sounds. "When you win a game against Pittsburgh Dolphins the AFC East title and the home field "I don't believe this team has played to its that means a championship, it's a special advantage in postseason play. full capabilities.If we peak we can win the "We still have a big game remaining next feeling," normally low key Ken Anderson bub- whole thing," Buffalo quarterback Joe bled after he passed for two touchdowns. week against Buffalo," Shula said. Ferguson said after yesterday's victory over "If s a great moment and I hope there are It was the third straight loss for Kansas the New England Patriots. better moments to come," added the Cincin- City, which had been seeking its first NFL The win clinched at least a wild card berth nati quarterback, who played despite a playoff appearance in 10 yeirs. for the Bills, who improved their record to 10-6 "Sure, it's frustrating/' said Chiefs Coach sprained toe that had clouded Us status all with their fourth straight triumph after two week. Marv Levy. "We played hard. We Just did not consecutive losses. They can claim their sec- click on enough things offensively by a long The victory left the rags-to-riches Bengals ond consecutive American Conference East at 11-4 atop the American Conference Central, shot." crown by beating the division rival Dolphins at , Tony Nathan and Andra Franklin scored of where they finished last a year ago with a 6-10 Miami next Saturday in the season finale. mark. short runs, and Uwe von Schamann kicked 4 Cribbs, who galloped for 1S3 yards and 39-yard field goal to lead the Dolphin attack. "Congratulations. They played a great scored a touchdown on a 39-yard pass play, game. It Just wasn't in the cards for us," said Franklin's 1-yard plunge on the second play said, "Now we've got our act together, and if of the fourth quarter capped a 44-yard drive set Coach Chuck Noll of the Steelers, virtually it continues I feel we should go somewhere in eliminated from playoff contention as they fell up by veteran Chiefs center Jack Rudnay's bad the playoffs. snap on a 46-yard field goal attempt that could tot-7. "Today they gave me the ball and I was "We gave It our best shot. We hope they go have forged a 10-10 tie. Just happy I could respond," added Cribbs, Earlier In the third period, rookie Todd all the way," added Noll, whose team played who has been hampered by nagging Injuries In without quarterback Terry Bradshaw, side- Thomas, who has done all the long snapping for recent weeks. "It had to be one of my most lined with a broken finger. Rome of the Bills came up with an in- the Chiefs this season, suffered a separated satisfying games ever." OUT OF REACH — A pass eludes the Backup Mark Malone, making his first terception on the play, which occurred shoulder on a punt play. "It was a great performance by Cribbs," fingertips of New England Patriots wide NFL start, flipped a two-yard touchdown pass during the first quarter of yesterday's Rudnay, a former All-Pro, snapped the ball said Buffalo Coach Chuck Knox. "He's been receiver Stanley Morgan, left, as Jeff Nix- over the head of holder Steve Fuller, and the to Franco Harris to cut the Bengal lead to 17-10 on of the Buffalo Bills looks on. Charles contest, won by the Bills, 19-10. outstanding all year and today he came up with with 2:51 to play. But the Bengals held on Dolphins took possession on the Kansas City a big performance when we had to have it." 44 downs at their own 33-yard line with 33 seconds "They played well today, real solid de- left on route to their fourth-straight victory Don Strock, who relieved David Wood ley in season without a loss, raised the Broncos' fense," Patriots Coach Ron Erhardt said of the over Pittsburgh. later in the half during a brief snowstorm and the second half, passed to Duriel Harris for 10 record to 10-5 and kept them one game ahead an interception by Seattle rookie safety Kenny Bills. "But if we could have executed a couple "We had our shot. We just (ell short," said yards and Bruce Hardy for eight before Frank- of San Diego in the American Conference Easley which set up a 28-yard field goal by of big plays we could have won." Malone. lin's touchdown. The Patriots, 2-13, suffered their eighth Western Division with one game remaining in Wilson Alvarez midway through the second Joe Delaney, Kansas City's rookie running consecutive setback. Broncos 23, Seahawks 13 the regular season. period. back sensation, went out of the game with a Cribbs boosted his season rushing total to DENVER - Craig Morton threw a touch- Seattle sank to 5-10 But on the final play of the first half, bruised back in the first period, and the Chiefs 1,003 yards on his 33 carries. down pass, Rick Parros ran for another score The Broncos took the opening kickoff and Steinfort kicked a 33-yard field goal, and the were unable to muster much offense the rest of He set up Buffalo's touchdown on Its first and Fred Steinfort drilled three field goals to marched 80 yards for a score, with Morton Broncos then capitalized on a Seattle fumble the day. series of the game with a 25-yard sprint around lead the Denver Broncos past the Seattle passing 22 yards to tight end Riley Odoms for and a short punt to tack on two more Steinfort Fuller tossed a 2-yard touchdown pass to a right end. On the next play, Roosevelt Leaks Seahawks. theTD. 3-pointers in the third quarter for a 16-3 advan- wide-open Al Dixon after Miami had posted a rumbled S yards around left end to score easily The victory, Denver's eighth at home this Denver was stymied by three turnovers tage. Late FG keeps Chargers alive TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Rolf Benirschke down, I threw a pass that should have been touchdown passes previously this season. "I won the National Football League game for picked off. On the draw play, (center) Jeff took a lot of criticism this year, people San Diego 24-23 with 45 seconds left, then Inter-conference Bostic and I dreamed It up. If it had failed, I saying I couldn't do it. I showed that I can do thought about the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' would have been In trouble." it if I have time." ' kicker who blew a chance to sand It Into San Diego linebacker Woodrow Lowe set The Redskins scored four times in the Watts agreed. "Vince has had to rush his overtime. up the drive leading to Benirschke's winning opening half. "Joe's ability to hit the quick passes," he said. "Today he had time and he "It's a terrible way to lose a game — on kick when be Intercepted a pass by Bucs screens hurt us early," MeCormack said. showed what he can do." an extra point," said Benirschke, comiserat- quarterback Doug Williams as It bounced off When Theismann wasn't hurting the The Bears won despite injuries to their ing with Bill Capece. the hands of receiver Jimmie Giles. Colts, Washington fullback John Riggins was. main running backs. Fullback Matt Suhey Capece failed to convert an extra point In Under the arrow arm of Dan Fouts, who Despite playing with a touch of the flu, was sidelined early with bruised ribs, and the waning minutes of yesterday's all-Impor- completed 33 of 49 passes for 351 yards and Riggins ran for touchdowns of 8 and 14 yards star halfback Walter Payton was hobbled by tant game, accounting for the one-point dif- two interceptions, the Chargers fought a see- in the second quarter as the Redskins opened a lingering thigh injury. Together they ac- ference. The loss dropped the Buccaneers to saw battle with Tampa in the waning minutes a 28-7 halftime lead. counted for 46 yards. 8-7 and robbed them of their chance to clinch of the game. The lead changed three times In Bears 23, Raiders I 4»ers 28, Oilers ( the NFC Central. the last 8% minutes. OAKLAND - The Chicago Bears had SAN FRANCISCO - The San Francisco The Bucs can still capture the crown with In a 27-second span midway in the final been long since eliminated from the National 49ers struck for touchdowns on their first a victory over Detroit next Sunday. period, Bucs rookie running back James Wil- Football League playoffs, but you'd never four possessions of the second half, with Benirschke's 29-yard field goal with the der scored two touchdowns on runs of 8 and 23 have guessed from the way they handled the Ricky Patton's three-yard run opening the clock ticking off the final seconds boosted the yards. The latter followed a David Lewis Oakland Raiders. scoring, and destroyed the Houston Oilers. Chargers to (Ml and kept alive their playoff interception of a Fouts pass to give the Bucs "This was the best game we played all The playoff-bound 49ers improved their hopes. If San Diego wins its final game a brief 23-21 lead with 806 to go. year," Coach Neill Armstrong said after the National Football League record to 12-3 on against Oakland next Monday night, it would Redskins H, Colts 14 Bears posted a victory yesterday behind the rainy day and shut out the Oilers until the have a tie-breaker advantage over Denver or WASHINGTON - Washington quarter- three Vlnce Evans touchdown passes. final minute of play, when Earl Campbell Kansas City In the AFC West back Joe Theismann said his giant offensive While the Bears Improved their record to plunged one yard for a touchdown. "Capece had kicked a 49-yard field goal production in the Redskin's rout of the Balti- 5-10, the defending Super bowl champion San Francisco blew out the Oilers. 6-9. during the game," said Benirschke. "But more Colts was Just luck. Raiders fell to 7-8. It didn't much matter, with a 21-point third period. It began with a since they had been knocked from playoff that's the way It goes. If luck was Involved, It was only because 69-yard drive featuring a 28-yard run by Pat- "I kicked the ball, kicked it firm and It contention on Saturday by a New York Jets' ton, and running back Earl Cooper scored his Theismann was throwing against the worst victory over Cleveland. hooked In. I saw the situation developing with football defense he bad ever seen — his own, first touchdown of the season by going three eight minutes to go. It's the type situation said Baltimore coach Mike MeCormack Oakland Coach Tom Floret said he didn't yards on a sweep to conclude a 65-yard drive think the playoff elimination affected his you think of In practice all week.. "I have never seen a worse defense by a Comerback Eric Wright forced a Houston "The season would have been over If I team, but he admitted that "we didn't get fumble, jarring the ball loose from Adger Colt team," MeCormack said following Balti- much emotion or much intensity." missed that kick." more's 14th straight loss. "We had people in Armstrong, and linebacker Craig Puki re- Chargers Coach Don Coryell said he came position to make the plays; they just didn't." Armstrong said the key to the victory was covered at the Oilers' 26-yard line to set up that the Bears finally gave Evans ample time away from the game with some healthy re- Theismann, taking advantage of every the next touchdown. Quarterback Joe Mon- to throw. Thus protected, be fired a 42-yard tana hit wide receiver Dwight Clark in the spect for Tampa. Baltimore miscue, enjoyed his second best scoring pass to Rickey Watts in the first end zone with a two-yard pass. "The Bucs are tough," be said after day ever in the National Football League. He Tampa fought back in the waning minutes quarter, then hit Watts and rookie Ken Clark set a team single-season record late hit on 23 of 36 passes for 339 yards and two Margerum for touchdowns within the space and took a brief 23-21 lead midway through touchdowns and ran for another score, fool- in the third period when he caught his 84th of a minute and a half In the third quarter to pass of the year, a toss from backup quarter- MASKED MAN — San Diego wide receiver Charlie the last period. "I didn't think about the ing the Baltimore defense on an eight-yard ice the win. ' back Guy Benjamin. Early in the final quar- Joiner gets a rude welcome from John Holt of the playoffs during the game. But we won and quarterback draw. Tampa Bay Buccaneers during the first quarter of we're still in it. Had we lost, It would have "I was especially pumped up for this ter, Benjamin threw a 27-yard touchdown "I was very lucky today," Theismann game," said Evans, who had tossed Just six pass to rookie Mike Wilson. yesterday's game. been over." said. "Two plays before I ran for the touch- Dickey completes 19 of 21 as Packers bombard Saints yarder in the third period. NEW ORLEANS (AP) - It was one His other touchdown completions of his best days as a professional, but were for 9 yards to fallback Gerry Ellis Oreen Bay Packer quarterback Lynn NFC in the first quarter, 8 yards to wide Dickey Hid he'd swap his guttering receiver Jamea Lofton In the second personal statistics yesterday for a guar- "It's been a long time coming — for quarter and 2 yards to tight end Paul anteed berth in the National Football me to have one of these days," he said. Coffman In the third. League playoffs. But he also said It wasn't all his New Orleans got its only touchdown Dickey, an 11-year veteran, hit 19 of doing. 21 passes for 218 yards and five touch- on a 1-yard plunge by rookie tailback "It seems like when a guy was wide downs in leading the Packers to a 35-7 George Rogers in the third quarter. open I had aU the time In the world to victory over the New Orleans Saints. Rogers sat out the final eight throw," he said. ' "I'd rather be In the playoffs," he minutes of the game after rushing 36 "I really got excellent protection." said after the game. times for 70 yards. Green Bay Coach Bart Starr would Rogers has 1,567 rushing yards this But (or that to happen, an Im- not talk about persistent rumors that his probable set of events must take place. season — 38 yards off the record 1,(05 job Is in Jeopardy. for a rookie rusher set by Ottls An- Either Tampa Bay and Detroit must "I'm putting that out of my mind," derson of St. Louis two seasons ago. tie next week to give the Packers a he said. "We have to keep a positive division championship, or Tampa Bay Defensive back Maurice Harvey In- frame of mind for the Jets next week." must lose and Atlanta split its final two tercepted two of Manning's passes, one games to give Green Bay a wild card He too said that Dickey's superior in the first quarter that set up Dickey's berth. stats were the result of team effort. second touchdown pass, and one in the "The offense didn't do much of any- third quarter that killed a Saints drive Last year, for the first time in his thing on their own In the first half, but and set up another touchdown. long pro career, Dickey started every the defense kept giving them the ball In addition, he tipped a pass that was game His personal history is dotted by and terrific position." picked off by cornerback Mike McCoy. Injuries and bad breaks. He said Sun- Two of his touchdown passes went to Green Bay it 8-7 for the season, day's numbers were especially grat- wide receiver John Jefferson - a 24- Including victories In six of their past OANO EFFORT — Green Bay running back Jim Tommy Meyers, left. Glen Redd, center, and Frank ifying yarder in the first quarter and a 30- seven games. New Orleans fell to 4-11 Jensen (33) Is wrestled down by New Orleans defenders Wattelet, right, during yesterday's game. 12 The DulyRegfeter SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, DECEMBER M, teat Pequest Fish Hatchery finally a reality In the planning stage for about two State Fish Hatchery in honor of its fint developed a strain of hatchery brook next to the liver. We also looked at the Bass flsalag iaiUute decades, the new Pequest State Fish superintendent, who wai lured to New trout that it .till being propagated by old hatchery next to the Musconetcong Indiana State University (I8U) an- Hatchery will be dedicated by Depart- Jersey from Oquouoc, Maine, by the state and private fish hatcheries River at Asbury in Warren County, but nounces a number of universities bare ment of Environmental Protection then state Fish and Game Commission. throughout the United States. Hayford felt that the springs there been selected to host a Bass Fishing Commissioner Jerry Fitzgerald Eng- Hayford, a native of Maine, bad That strain gained Hayford national were too small. The Musky Trout Institute during the spring of 1882. !SU lish at ceremonies starting at 11 a.m. HENRY been working .at the salmon and trout renown and it broke his heart when the Hatchery Is now In operation there and and the American Institute of Baas on Friday at the site off Route 46 hatchery there which is located be- time came that the Hackettstown plant supplies trout for private stocking. Fishing (AIBF) corps of professional between Buttsville and Townsbury in tween Kangeley and Mooselookmegun- was no longer able to produce brook Hopefully, the Pequest plant once fishermen will conduct two full days of Warren County. tic lakes He used to delight in telling trout. Because of the deteriorating wa- again will produce large numbers of intensive Instruction at each of these SCHAEFER Institutions: Indians State University, The hatchery is six miles west of me that the big lake was named after ter quality most of the brook trout fry brook trout for New Jersey fishermen an Indian who failed to shoot a moose were wiped out by a persistent disease in addition torainbow s and browns. Terra Haute, IN, March D-7; Southwest Hackettstown where the old hatchery Missouri State University, Springfield, has been producing trout and other fish because his gun merely ticked instead year after year until finally it was In its best years Hackettstown pro- of going bang as rifles are supposed to decided to propagate rainbow and duced more than 600,000 trout and nev- Mo., March 10-11; North Carolina State since 1912. Mrs. English comments: University, Raleigh, NC. March 17-11; "It hardly seems possible that almost do. brown trout only. er less than a naif million. Pequest may equal that. Mississippi State University, two years have passed since the after World War II, Hackettstown Even after coming to New Jersey, The site of the Pequest hatchery Is Starkville, MS, April J-4; Morehead groundbreaking ceremony was held at changed from a peaceful village to a Hayford never lost his love of Maine on property formerly owned by the State University, Morehead, KY, April the Pequest Hatchery." bustling community with many bouses, and used to go back to his old home Pequeat Trout Club, which transferred Whiting biting 17-11; and Eastern Michigan Univer- Because of money problems it factories, shopping centers and all of every spring to fish the lakes for trout it to the state. The late George C. The Long Branch Pier reported sity, YpsiUnti, MI, May 1-1. seemed that the hatchery would never the other blessings of civilization. and salmon. For years I used to go up Warren Jr. of Summit was a member whiting fishing very good on Friday Bass Fishing Institutes is an educa- be finished, but Mrs. English never The springs that once supplied un- there after ice-out each spring and and he served as president of the Fish night when some anglers had their tional program consisting of 16 hours of stopped pressing for this installation, limited quantities of excellent, highly Rangeley was my favorite for salmon and Game Commission. The late presi- buckets fUled by 7 p.m. Fishing was instruction from some of the most winch is sorely needed if trout fishing oxygenated, water began to lose their and big trout which the natives call dent Herbert Hoover and Babe Ruth slower on Saturday night. widely recognized professional fish- is to continue in New Jersey. volume, and with deteriorating water squaretails Sometimes I fished with used to fish there. Whiting have replaced striped bass ermen. More information can be ob- quality trout production began to suf- Hayford. It was more than 20 years ago that I in the surf and according to Arthur In its heyday, in the 30s through tained by writing Bass Fishing In- the 50s. the Hackettstown hatchery fer He considered no other trout the went up to the site with Hayford when Giglid, Sea Bright bait and tackle man, equal of the Maine squaretall and discussions first started as toth ecatches of 15 to 20 to a nun are fairly stitutes, Indiana State University, was one of the finest if not the very The official name of the Hacket- Terre Haute, In., 47640. best in the entire United States. But tstown plant is the Charles 0. Hayford working with Rangeley Lakes stock be feasibility of a major trout hatchery conimofi. Celtics' Ainge getting Falcons face on-theLjob instruction BOSTON (AP) - After nine points and four assists. just a couple of regular prac- The Celtics had a »-» ad- fading Rams vantage in field goals in the tice sessions, rookie guard Danny Ainge got a heavy diet rough game at Atlanta. How- ANAHEIM. Calif. (AP) - The Atlanta Falcons will be of on the-job training with the ever, the Hawks ouUcored struggling for survival in the National Football League Boston Celtics. Boston 38-27 at the free throw playoff picture, and the Los Angeles Rams will be fighting With veteran Nate line. only for respect when the two clubs meet tonight in Anaheim Archibald felled by a virus, •'It was like the playoffs Stadium . Ainge saw plenty of action in with all those bodies flying This season has been a disappointment for both the three games In four nights around," Atlanta Coach Falcons and Rams, who were expected to battle for the after being activated by the Kevin Lougnery said off the National Football Conference's West Division title. That Celtics last Wednesday. hard-nosed action." championship already has been locked up by the surprising "I think you saw some of Ainge, still learning the San Francisco 49ers our future out there tonight," Boston system, got another Coach BIU Fitch said after Atlanta is 7-7, and can hope only to win its final two games class lesson today as the and secure a wild-card berth Los Angeles, loser of its last employing Ainge, Larry Bird, Celtics returned to toe prac- five, is 5-9 and will miss the playoffs for the first time in nine Kevin McHale and Rick Rob- tice court. vears ey extensively in a 106-87 loss The former Brigbam to the Hawks at Atlanta Sat- We're still alive and have played some good football for Young All-American is sched- urday night. . . uled to get in another full the past three weeks. " said Falcons Coach Leeman Bennett. Ainge played about lOVt Now we'll just have to see what happens practice tomorrow before the minutes in his National Celtics meet Dallas at the We feel Los Angeles will be ready because, the national Basketball Association debut Garden Wednesday night. television appearance will give the Rams an opportunity to at Boston Garden last erase some of the disappointment of the season " Wednesday. Then be was used for 14 Los Angeles Coach Ray Malavasi feels basically the same, minutes, starting as early as saying A lot of people remember the last Monday night the second period, as the DRIVING SCH*6)L game you played They don't remember the rest of the season Celtics defeated Atlanta M-M WHIM f N U ', T F'MI P ,g "My first year we were 12-4 but we lost on Monday night Friday night in Hartford. Pr RMlT SIRVICE | • '• ' • 15-7 to Atlanta • When 1 went back home, all my friends told Coon. '. ' ' >'<• • BEHIND 'Hf /, • M • me how bad we looked " With the Celtics struggling INSt'RANCF CEHTifii in the return meeting with The Falcons will be trying to beat the Rams for the first FALCON FAILURE — Steve Bartkowski (10), quarter- game earlier this year. The Falcons need • win tonight back for the Atlanta Falcons, sets his pass knocked against the Los Angeles Rams to keep their NFC the Hawks, Alng played 8 time ever outside of Atlanta Los Angeles holds a command minutes, responding with mn 23-5-2 in the series Atlanta features quarterback Steve down by the Giants' George Martin (75) during their playoff hopes alive. 741-6666 Bartkowski. one of the NFL's leading passers, and wide receiver Alfred Jenkins, tops in reception yardage in the league , Virginia hedges on coach The Rams counter with the NFL's best pass defense, allowing just 166 9 yards per game RICHMOND. Va. (AP) - Virginia Athlet- middle of next (this) week, and if things work ic Director Dick Schultz says he would like to out well, I hope to be able to make an Atlanta's defense stacks up well against the Rams' potent have an announcement by the end of this announcement late in the week," Schultz rushing offense spearheaded by Wendell Tyler The Falcons week on the Cavaliers' new football coach, said. have given up an average of just 87 9 yards rushing per game this season, lowest in the league. but nothing is definite. If everybody on his list turns him down, "You and others in the press can Schultz said "I've got a list of 100 or more in The Rams, who whipped the Falcons 37 35 earlier this speculate all you want, but I'm simply not Plan B. I'm interviewing good coaches who season in a game marked by a lack of defense, will have Dan going to confirm or deny any names you give are also good people, people who are aware Pastorim at quarterback me." Schultz told the Richmond Times-Dis- of our special situation, people who could fit patch in here and do the job that needs tob e done." Pastorim signed with Los Angeles as a free agent last In yesterday's editions, the paper quoted Bestwick, who had three years remaining Sept 25 and started three games in November, taking over for Schultz as saying he had a list of three or four on his contract, was fired by Schultz after he Pat Haden But Paslorini. getting the nod this time because people as possible successors to' Dick declined to accept "certain established per- Haden s out for the season with a knee injury, has been Bestwick, who was fired Nov. 30 after five formance guidelines," one of which was that ineffective Rookie Jeff Kemp is the only other Ram quarter years on the job he win six games next year. Un k available for duty "I hope to have had conversations and His five-year-record at Virginia was Ki ckoff time is 6 p m . with all 69.006 tickets already sold meetings with all the people on my list by the 16-49-1.
Colonials top Admirals CBS SUPERMARKET FREEHOLD - Using a year, pulled off a mild sur- Howell 77, Brick 53 36 MAIN ST KEANSSUM pressing defense that forced prise by upsetting Toms FARMINGDALE - numerous Henry Henry River East Howell outscored Brick in Hudson turnovers. Freehold Manasquan outscored the every quarter to post an easy stamped itself as a solid con- victory. PICK-IT tender for Shore Conference Raiders 2211 in the final <" Division basketball hon- quarter, converting on 14 of John Emmons scored It 17 free throws Eric Parris JERSEY NUMBER 6AME ors Saturday night with a and Ed Serafin 14 for the Re- led the winners with 14 Pick any three numbers—you can play bels, who won their second from 7A.M.to 1 0 P.M., 7daya a week 54-47 victory points game in as many starts WE AM A CLAIM CENTER Freehold built up a 20-4 Wall 51, TUN 47 lead early in the second quar- WALL - Wall scored the ter, but Henry Hudson battled final five points of the game back to tie the game at 26 by to stop Toms River North Include! w>lo 5 qtl halftime maror brand motor oil A jump shot by Steve Kaes Oil lilter nil if needed Freehold took the lead with 36 seconds tog o put Wall «*d» TOSI U S us Mm asms Ml Ufa net* early in the third quarter and 11-11 in front for good, 48-47 Beast tm la m um never lost it. winning its sec- Ray Wright added two free We II change oil. perform chassis lube ond conference game in as throws with seven seconds to and check • Imped en tow tire». correct m preiture • Set front «rtw* CMWf.camber loe K proper align- many outings go and George Nelson closed •Trarrnnsionftud- Pomer ataenngHuid • Brake fluid • Battery water level rMrt-lropaci Hearing and upmioriiyMmf Dan Matthews scored 19 out the scoring with a foul • Battery cable* • Air Liter • Belts and MM us cm. asm e* «su imiiion shot notes • Differentiail level* Tire pressure DOMM M t*A*m Oman to* >«*i M and John Ousley 10 for the BOOTS THAI NEVSISffDE cusiagaoglbcPlieimSinicomdneiM Colonials Jeff Young had 20 Kaes and Nelson scored 12 and condition for Henry Hudson (1-11 and 11 points for the Crimson Knights Holmdel 70, Pinelandi 58 12-MONTH TUNE-UP HOLMDEL - Holmdel Oceaa W, Point Boro 45 imuljird leather outdoor boots kept pace with Freehold in OCEAN - Skip Bariscillo by Herman*. They're firtl quality p Murmne«il«eM the "C" Division race by scored 17 points, including guaranteed waterproof (wiih %2'47 1 trimming Pinelands for its proper care and maintenance ), Most US cars Many imports and light trucks nine in the second quarter, to iniuUledloM-below, jnd second conference victory. lead Ocean Township to a vtM«M5uu leather-fined. GoMen manM The Hornets outscored non-conference win over brown...men't a^jJjarc*aia2a(r**<-M|ini pSwwt» m^mriSiam Pinelands in every quarter, Point Boro. 7W-12. Save 27% with 6-7 Marc V/ellauer set- A 17-9 second quarter edge thru Sjturdjy. AMMOOtotl ll i«t Meats ting the pace with 19 points gave Ocean a 26-19 halftime Ma iced lor UJMHMI or p*i " »*_""rWIlemaaiolaaMaM-« a and 10 rebounds. lead and Point Boro never got • tlQUIXurepUa close thereafter 53" M.najquin 54, TRE 45 Jason Hutzley scored 14 Our regular DOVER TOWNSHIP - points and grabbed IS re- lour price »74. For Mori: Good Voors 'n Your Car, TURN IT OVER TOGOODYEAR Manasquan. which had just bounds for Ocean, which has one letterman back from last won its first two games NstJonnlds Auto ter«»ee Uwy Warranty
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Woodltv HMM, ) oexlar Thorpe (Loaney) 31 5rt^'H^Fi!ii,)::::::::::::::::lJ Kimble-Ziolkowski SHREWSBURY - Elaine Marie Pub, West Long Branch. Ziolkowski and Robert Blake Klmble III The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. were married' Nov. 21 in Christ Church Robert L. Ziolkowski of Mount Laurel. Episcopal, with the Rev. Edward Story of- Mr. Kimble is the son of Robert B. ficiating. There was a reception in Squires Kimble Jr., S55 Sycamore Ave., here, and Patricia Kimble, Osborn Place, Sea Bright. Adrianne Puiateri, the bridegroom's sis- Noone-Kane ter was matron of honor. Also attending the bride were her sister, Claire Ziolkowski, and Joann Caso. MIDDLETOWN - Veronica Kane, daugh- cousin. Anthony Pusateri was best man. Ushers ter of Mr and Mrs. John P. Kane Jr., 31 Michael Noone, the bridegroom's brother, were Joseph Caso and Guy W. Henry. Essex St. East Keansburg. was married Nov. was best man. Mrs. Kimble was graduated from Mid- 14 in St. Catherine's Roman Catholic Church, Mrs. Noone was graduated from Mid- East Keansburg, to Robert P. Noone. son of dletown High School North and ii employed dletown .High School North and Wilfred Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Noone Jr., 57 Croman by American Dental Center, Union. Academy of Hair and Beauty Culture. Court, Hazlet. Mr. Noone is an alumnus of Mater Dei Mr. Kimble, an alumnus of Christian The Rev. Gregory Vaughan officiated at High School, New Monmouth, and is em- Brothers Academy, attended the University the ceremony, which was followed by a re- ployed by Edison Products. of Tennessee and Brookdaie Community Col- ception in Town and Country Inn, Keyport. After a wedding trip to the Poconot, Mr. lege. He is farm manager for Woodland Laura Poole was maid of honor for her and Mrs. Noone reside in Cliffwood. Stallion Station, Locust. Mr. and Mrs. Kimble went to Nassau In the Bahamas on their honeymoon. They live MR AND MRS KOBKRT NOUNK MR. AND MRS. ROBERT KIMBI K III in Long Branch. LeJeune-Dugan Dougherty-Reilly HAZLET — Linda Ann Dugan and Joseph E. LeJeune were married Nov. 17 during a LONG BRANCH - Margaret Mary Reilly Yost, her sister, and Susan La Corte. ceremony conducted by Mayor Henry and Thomas H Dougherty were married Honor attendants for Mr. Doughery were Pekarsky in Lakeside Manor. A reception Nov 28 in St. Michael's Roman Catholic Don Schroeder and Robert Gilmore followed. Church, West End. Monsignor Paul Bradley Mrs Dougherty, who is employed by De- The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Doris R. celebrated the nuptial Mass There was a signers Discounts, Allenhurst, was graduated Dugan, 52 Brookside Mobile Court, here, and reception in King's Grant Inn, Point Pleas- from Cresskill High School and attended Wil- the late Edward A. Dugan. ant liam Paterson College, Wayne. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. LeJeune of Howell. The bride, of Asbury Park, is the daughter The bridegroom is an alumnus of Chris- Sharon Ann Dugan was maid of honor and of Mrs Thomas J Reilly, Cresskill, and the tian Brothers Academy and Boston College. Jesse N. LeJeune was best man. Ushers were late Mr Reilly. He is employed by Federal Signals Corpo- Richard E. Davis and Gary Grasso. Mr and Mrs Thomas R Dougherty, 35 ration, Ocean. Dwight Drive, Ocean, are the bridegroom's Mr. and Mrs. LeJeune are employed by S. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty went to S. White Pennwalt Corp., Holmdel. She at- The bride's matrons of honor were Terry Barbados on their honeymoon. tended Rarltan High School, here, and Mr. LeJeune attended Keyport High School. He is MR AM) MRS THOMAS (Mil'(illKRTV an Army veteran. The couple went to Vermont on their MK AND MRS. JOSEPH LE JEUNE honeymoon. They live in Brielle. Nelson-Black Anghelone-Berends SAYREVILLE - Betty Jo Berends, Church, to Michael Paul Anghelone, son of HIGHLANDS - The marriage of Black, uncles of the bride. Kristen and Jen- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Berends, 50 Mr. and Mrs. Phil Anghelone, Sayreville Maureen Theresa Black and David L. Nelson nifer Gross, the bride's nieces, distributed Church St., Belford, was married here Oct. There was a reception in the Veterans of took place Nov 8 here in Conners Hotel, with rice after the ceremony. 31 in St. Stanislaus Kostka Roman Catholic Foreign Wars Hall, Port Monmouth. Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney Jr. officiating. Mrs. Nelson was graduated from Henry Norma Jean Thomas was matron of hon- There was a reception in Shore Casino, Atlan- Hudson Regional School, here, and Grahm or. Bridesmaids were Marion Humphries, tic Highlands. Junior College, Boston. She is employed by Barbara O'Reily. Chris Clements, Lois Smith The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Guiney Travel. and Victoria Sue. Joey Thomas was ring Herman J. Black of Little Estate, Shore Mr. Nelson is a graduate of Blue Hills bearer. Drive, here. Regional Technical Institute, Canton, Mass., Mr Nelson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. and is employed by Sunset Management Cor- The bridegroom had Larry Bogish as his Laurence Hobart of Holbrook, Mass. poration, Eatontown. He was a corporal In best man and the ushers were Allen Berends, Noreen and Arthur Camisa were the cou- the U. S. Marine Corps. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Chris Strieker. Phil Anghelone and Fredrick ple's honor attendants Ushers were John C. went to Florida on their honeymoon and live Humphries. Black Jr., James R Black and William R. in Neptune City. Mrs. Anghelone is a graduate of Mid- MR AMI MRS DAVID NELSON dletown Township High School and is em- ployed by The Daily Register, Shrewsbury. The bridegroom was graduated from Sayreville War Memorial High School and DeVry Technical Institute. Woodbridge, O'Hara-Wallace where he was on the dean's list. He is an electronic technician employed by Mon- KEYPORT - The marriage of Charlene flower girl and Brian Sproul was ring bearer. mouth Technical Institute, Hailet Ann Wallace and Glen Eugene O'Hara took Mr O'Hara had Ed IsganiUs as his best Mr and Mrs. Anghelone spent the first place Nov 21 in the Reformed Church of man Ushers were Cliff O'Hara, Bill Wallace week of their honeymoon in Jamaica and Keyport The Rev John H Sharpe of the and Chris Johnson. then went to Michigan and Wyoming. They First Reformed Church of Irvington of- Mrs O'Hara was graduated from the MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL ANGHELONE live in Belford. ficiated at the ceremony, which was followed Ranney School, Tinton Falls, and Wagner by a reception in Buttonwood Manor, College. Staten Island. She is employed by MaUwan Polaris Travel, K Mart Plaza, Hazlet. Choral night Dr. Barr it Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs Mr. O'Hara is a gradute of Middletown announcing he hae taken over Merrill Wallace. 35 Tall Timber Road, Mid Township High School and attends Brookdaie MIDDLETOWN - The dletown. and Mr and Mrs Eugene O'Hara, Community College, Lincorft. He is em- Leonardo School PTA's gen- RED BANK PET HOSPITAL 283 Neil Ave , Belford ployed by Gateway Vending, Aberdeen. eral meeting tomorrow at 8 Eileen Donlon was maid of honor. p.m. in the school, Hosford, 37 Newman Springs Rd., Shrewsbury Bridesmaids were Marsha Sproul, Judith Mr and Mrs. O'Hara make their home in Avenue, will feature a holi- Office Hours: Mon. a Thura., 9-12,3-7p.m. White and Joyce O'Hara Allison Fuhro was Highlands. day program including choral Tues., W«d.a Fri. »-12, A 3-« p.m. singing by the sixth grades, Sat. 9-2 p.m. Emergency coverage 7 days a week MK WDMRS (.l.KMIIIARA Santa's Secret Shop and the awarding of Lenoi Christmas china. Call 747-3636 Engagements Tomasiello-Colantuoni Arecchi-Baronek 1NION BEACH - Mr County College She was a Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Arec- "I lost 1201 MIDDLETOWN - An- and Mrs Liberator Co- flight attendant for Braniff nouncement is made by Mr. chi, 2 Tralee Road, Hazlet. lantuom. 300 Arlington Ave . Airlines and is now employed and Mrs Edward L. Super, 52 An April wedding is planned. announce the engagement of by a doctor in Edison Carpenter St., River Plaza, of Miss Baronek is a gradu- their daughter. Darlene Co- the engagement of their ate of Middletown High At The Diet lantuoni. to Larry Mr Tomasiello. a super- visor for Sunshine Biscuits, daughter, Marlene Baronek, School South and is employed Tomasiello. son of Mr and to Robert Arrecchi, son of by Perkin-Elmer, Oceanport. Mrs Paul Tomasiello, 2 Fifth Sayreville, was graduated from Matawan Regional High St , Aberdeen Mr. Arecchi was gradu- Institute!" Miss Colantuoni is a grad- School and attends Brookdaie ated from St. John Vianoey uate of Keyport High School Community College, Lin- High School Holmdel, and is and is attending Somerset croft attending Brookdaie Com- munity College, Uncroft. He liiirlrni- (olantuoni Ruzzi-Rogers is employed by Prudential Phyllis MIDDLETOWN - An- Property and Casualty Insur- Mr Ruzzi was graduated ance Co., Holmdel. Tominus nouncement is made by Mr t.om North Rockland High and Mrs Raymond A Rogers School, Theils. N Y , and Jr . 71 Crestview Drive, of Westchester Community Col the engagement of their lege, Valhalla, N Y. He U k Th« Dtet Institute daughter. Susan K. Rogers, senior engineering technician offers a medically to Paul P Ruzzi. son of Mr. supervised program and Mrs Leo A Ruzzi, West with the N Y State Depart- \ ment of Transportation. lor people who want to Haverstraw. N Y An Octo- Marine Baroaek ber wedding is planned. lose 30 lbs. or more Miss Rogers, an alumna of and do it rapidly (as Red Bank Catholic' High Accepting enrolments now much as 30 lbs in 40 School and Ladycliff College, days) The Diet Institute method uses no pills. Highland Falls. N. Y.t is purchasing assistant at no shots, no pre-packaged foods, no crash Wavetek-Rockland, Rock- dieting and no hunger while you're losing Susan Roller-. leigb those pounds Call today - come in for a free consultation and learn all about our program . • Fix-Chadwick HAZLET - Mr and Mrs teacher in McDivitt School, MARGE G6FFNER (Director) OUR LOSERS Robert V Chadwick. 44 Old Bridge School District. ARE WINNERS! Bucknell Drive, announce the Mr Fli is an alumnus of MARLaKMIO: Route 9, Marlboro. New Jersey engagement of their daugh- There is * new high quality day Kean College of New Jersey, care center in Holmdel, accepting i (HMH* South rfl%>b«rtsvMe Road) t3e-«1OO ter. Jane F Chadwick, to Union, and is a special educa- Lawrence F. Fix. son of Mr infants, toddlers and pre- MOUTH •MUWlWlCKi CwoUst Laws Mas), tion teacher in Southwest and Mrs Paul Fix. East schoolers. We are located minutes Route 1. North Brims***, NJ 846-1SOO Hanover School, Montclair School Dis- from Bayshore Hospital, Bell trict Miss Chadwick was gradu Labs, and Prudential. Please call 1060 Hwy 35, MkfcH»*)wn, NJ «71 ated from Rutgers University An August wedding is for information. and is a special education planned ADVICE SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, DECEMBER 14,1981 The Daily Register 15 YOUR HEALTH A NEW YOU Bypass surgery benefits Glamour for holidays By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. medication. surgery virtually from its inception. By EMILY WILKENS off into the under-brow area. Blending year, make sure that belt is gold, and "In similar studies 70 percent of Statistics being what they are, each Is the magic word. Blend the applica- either wide and Hat or braided and My father hat had angina of the bypass surgery patients were found to case must be individually evaluated. The most festive holiday of the year tions over and over until they're as bulky. A gold belt is a relatively inex- heart tor many years. He manages to have lived for 10 years compared with The degree of distress that your father it almost here and I'll bet the one thing subtle as smoke - Just a hint of tint. pensive accessory that can update your get along with medicine. Now his doc- only 40 percent in a matched group of has must be considered in any decision you haven't thought of li personal Do take time to brush brows into a wardrobe. tor is considering the bypass operation. patients treated with medicine. for surgery. If be is incapacitated and glamour. That's because you're worn We hate to see him exposed to the "Many surveys show tha 80 percent if the joys of living are reduced to a well-groomed line, penciling In where Other good buys that create a new to a frazzle, rushing around getting brows need filling, then smudging the dangers of an operation if he can con- of postoperative patients resume nor- minimum, and if he is a safe candidate Christmas chora done. look at modest cost: Gold shoes or a tinue the way he's going now. He is M, mal lives, which indicates that bypass for the operation, it should be con- penciled line with a finger. gold purse; a queen-size triangle scarf Well, don't postpone It. Glamour is and we're afraid that an operation surgery improves both the length and sidered. (make one with a remnant of fabric, easy with a little know-how, so: Try something new with liner and would be too much for him. — Mrs. quality of Ufe. pinking the edges); a tunic top (resur- mascara. Concentrate applications on M.P., III. "There has been a meteoric rise in Have you given yourself the advan- FIND TIME: Fifteen free minutes rect a mini from yesteryear or cut a the outer corner of eyes only. It will Dear Mrs. P.: the number of bypass procedures for tage of a second opinion? Such a valu- will give you a chance to sink into a chemise short). scented bubble bath and luxuriate. make eyes seem widely spaced and At a recent medical meeting, Dr. the treatment of cardiovascular dis- able opinion will undoubtedly relieve Banish all thoughts of what to get larger. An optical illusion. Dig back in your closet and look for Denton Cooley, chief surgeon at the ease. In IBM more than 5,000 open your anxiety and give your father his whom and relax. wide pants. Update them by cutting Texas Heart Institute, made the asser- heart procedures were performed at greatest advantage for health and lon- USE COOD SCENTS: There's noth- legs short and elasticizing them at the tion that "Coronary artery bypass the Texas Heart Institute. gevity. TRY A MAKEUP THICK OR TWO: ing quite like fragrance to give your knee for new-look knickers or lower on surgery is a treatment unsurpassed in "The mortality associated with Know what works wonders? Under- spirits a lift and your morale that little the leg for the harem style that's mak- the elimination of angina pectoris and surgical revascularization (bypass SPEAKING OF YOUR HEALTH... lining the lower rim of the eye with a extra boost it needs when you're ex- ing the party scene. in the lengthening of life. blue pencil. It makes the white of the surgery) has been significantly re- Crash dieters are crash weight- hausted. Use fragrance in your bath. A little effort, a little ingenuity and He added further, "Of 10,000 coro- eye look whiter. duced from 2.5 percent in 1979 to 1.9 gainers. A sensible, slow diet is far Spray your favorite cologne on the resulting "new look" will make nary bypass surgery patients studied at percent in 1980 And in 1981 the results more effective and tends to guarantee you forget you're worn to a frazzle by Don't forget a light touch-up stick to lavishly, then emphasize the fragrance least two years after surgery, 38 are even better." that the weight that is lost will stay off. holiday chores because you'll feel as diminish dark circles and lighten those by lightly touching perfume to your percent were without symptoms and 55 Dr. Coleman welcomes questions glamorous as you look. Now this tells a very significant lines from note tip to mouth corner. pulse spots. You'll create an aura that percent had significant improvement story reported by a most reliable from readers. Please write to him in will last and last. Don't just apply any Worried that you'll gain weight over of symptoms. Most were taking no surgeon who has evaluated this type of care of Ibis newspaper. Shadow play can produce super re- fragrance that comes to hand. Use the the holidays? Even if you do, you'll find sults so, instead of using one shade of one that people notice and comment on. oome super diet tips in Emily Wilkens' shadow, apply several. Start with "Spa Secrets" bulletin, which can be ANN LANDERS smoky brown or gray, blending It into a HAVE FUN WITH FASHION: If obtained by sending SO cents and a self- mist. Then stroke mauve, blue or green you're pulling in your belt because addressed, stamped envelope to Emily over it, letting the lighter shade fade Christinas costs are running high this Wilkens, care of this newspaper. Disease other than syphilis can ASK DR. BROTHERS produce positive Wasserman Dear Ann Landers: I have means you have syphilis. You Your physician should il for my brother's severe The inability to love been married only two years should be treated at once." have requested a more spe- stomach pains and it helped. to a very fine man who was He then turned lo my husband cific test — either an FTA> The odor might serve as By DR. JOYCE BBOTHERS lented this, others of my col- tice In being assertive. I sug- thoughts and wishes known in widowed in 1975. I am H and said, "Your blood tests ABS or the TPI. Either will an effective repellent for leagues have been surprising- gest you get some training, as a civilized and direct, but re- years his junior and this is are perfectly clear." show whether or not you have snakes, but I think you were Dear Dr. Brothers: I'm 14- ly generous. I'm now in- It can help you to overcome spectful, manner; Some my first marriage. We get I was stunned and humil- syphilis. wise lo tell the reader not to years-old and because I need cluded In company think this inability to express your women also learned this as along beautifully and our iated. I have been completely count on it. — An Old-Timer to finish school aid can't go The public health depart- tanks and treated "like a feelings and anger without children, but most did not. marriage was one of the best faithful to my husband and IBN.Y. to work, I have to live in a ment of every state provides man." What concerns me is tears. Sometimes the inability to — until last week. cannot understand how or house with a man who Is cruel these tests, often free or at a that I have a habit from child- As children, just as most express anger goes back to We both decided to take a where I could have picked up to my mother, to me, and, I very low cost. Look in the Dear O.T.: I had never hood of crying whenever I'm little boys are taught not to the early feeding relationship complete physical examina- a venereal disease. My hus- guess, to almost everybody. phone book and avail yourself beard of Dryvils Drek, but angry. There's one man on cry, most girls are taught with mother. Guilt feelings tion because neither of us had band is in a slate of shock, He pretends to be perfect and of these faciUties. And for apparently hundreds of the team who infuriates me that it's not proper to dis- that can be traced back to had one in quite a while. Our although the doctor assured very religious but he forces heaven's sake, dump that readers from all over the and when I disagree, instead agree or to express feelings this period often result in an doctor said he would like to him I would be cured and nun my mother to do things sex- doctor! country were well-acquainted of being able to exprets my of resentment or anger. inability to use oral ag- go over the reports together, infectious in a very short pe- ually that she doesn't want to Dear Ann Landers: The with it. Everyone mentioned feeliagt logically, I tay noth- Males usually learn to do this gression. Since work, even which seemed perfectly fine riod of lime, thanks lo peni- do, and he has affairs with fellow who wrote lo ask if you the odor. One reader was ing because I'm afraid I'll early in life and as they schoolwork, has to be "bit since we are both interested cillin. lots of other women. Every- had ever heard about sure it would knock a snake cry. Many limes I could mature they learn that it's into, chewed and as- in the health of one another. I am writing to ask your body in tows knows this. I "Dryvils Drek" (a substance unconscious if he tried to bite change the course of things if possible to disagree without similated," It can affect at- To my amazement Ihe opinion of all this. How could don't think he's ever loved he said his grandfather used a boot with that stuff on it, I could only speak up. — C.F. ending up with a bloody nose. titudes about "intellectual doctor said, "Your I have contracted VD in an anyone or anything in Us life to put on his boots in the old but I wouldn't rely on it. They learn how to be as- foods" and stand in the way Wasserman lest, Mrs. X, pro innocent way? What do you except himself. He thinki country to keep Ihe snakes Dear C.F.: You need prac- sertive, to make their of progress on any job. . duced a positive result, which think of Ihe doctor's pro- he's perfect. I hate him, and I fessional conduct? Please away) was not pulling your Don't get burned by a keep my distaace. It's the spell this all out for me. I am leg. "line" that's too hot to han- only way to live. My younger — Thunderstruck In New The stuff is also known as dle. Play it cool with Ann brother says, tome day, may- HINTS FROM HELOISE York "Tyvil's Koil," and I re- Landers' guide to "Necking be our father will love our and Petting - What Are the Dear NY First, your member it well from my mother and us, but I know be childhood in Germany. The Limits?" Send your request won't. What's wrong with doctor is a clod. He should to Ann Landers' P.O. Box have talked to you privately translation is actually "dev- him that he can't love us? — il's dirt" and it had a terrible 11995, Chicago, Illinois 60611, B.J. about the results of your enclosing 50 cents and a long, ID's for hand-me-downs tests. smell. Actually It Is a drug called "asefelida." Many stamped, self-addressed en- Dear B.J.: Unfortunately, Second: His ignorance is velope. there are people who are in- appalling. There are a years ago a doctor prescribed capable of loving. Usually DEAR HELOISE: Aren't teachers wonderful! And pretty smart, too, huh? — number of medical conditions this is a problem that begins You recently touched on the problem of marking chil- Heloise other than syphilis that can in their childhood. Such indi- drea's clothing for quick and easy identification as it is passed and do produce a positive viduals never learn to trust from one child to another down the age-site line. You invited CHILD'S OVEN Wasserman test. ARCHWAY themselves, and even though readers to write la with their solutions to this dilemma. Dear Heloise: With Christmas close at hand, there are Acccording to Dr. Peter they give the impression of It wasn't until my daughter mentioned she Is using the children who will receive those little ovens that bake cakes. Schur, professor of CLEANERS A DRAPERY SPECIALISTS loving only themselves, they This tip may come in handy. rheumatology and im- system with her three boys, that I had used for my children, Sine* 1938 art more likely to be in- that I thought others might like to try it. munology at Harvard Medi- secure, frightened people ca! School, a person who has 45 N. Bridge Av«, Had BMk. N.J. 842 7733 Using a permanent marking pen, mark items for Ihe first I've found an alternative to paying a lot of money for the Fraa EatfmafM constantly in need of atten- child number one with a "1." As it is handed down to child cake mixes which are especially made for these little ovens. had malaria, lupus, tion from others. number two, add another line to show "11." For child number mononucleosis, hepatitis, People like your father three, add yet another line to show "111." I just buy a snack cake mix, one that calls for just water to rheumatoid arthritis or a mix. By measuring out one-third cup cake mix and putting it DRAPES CLEANED are often referred to as If, after that much wear, there Is still some life left In the wide assortment of infectious into plastic bags, I end up with approximately six little cake narcissists, people who lack garment for another child's use, It's easy enough to add a diseases or bacterial Infec- mixes. emotional depth and teem un- fourth line, and even a slash for a fifth. tions could come up with a false positive. AND REHUNG able to care about the prob- If child number two receives a piece of brand new clothing All the child has tod o then Is add two tablespoons of water lems or the feelings of others. which could be confused with other's clothing, start the new lo Ihe one-third cup mix, stir and pour Ihe batter Into the They can't feel sadness, and item off on Us rounds with a marking of "11" for fast small pan that comes with Ihe oven. they can't really feel happy. Idealificatiu. - Mrs. Frank Rasper A pre mixed frosting can be kept in Ihe refrigerator to top Such individuals often treat Smart I A real time-saver for Mom or whoever is sorting It off. — Judy Perry the opposite sex as objects to and folding clothes after laundering. Without marking it sure be used and exploited. would be difficult to remember who has outgrown what. GARLIC AROMA It's very sad to think of Dear Heloise: After preparing garlic, it's always some- STEPHANE LOST Thanks for a nifty Up. - Heloise children growing up in situ- ADD TUCK-IN what difficult to remove the pungent aroma thai remains on ations such as you describe. Dear Heloise: My husband had a favorite pullover knit one's hands. The most important thing for shirt that had become too short to luck Into his jeans. He 97 POUNDS. you and your brother to re- asked me if there was anything 1 could do to lengthen it. One day, I reached for Ihe bottle of mouthwash, poured a small amount on my hands and rubbed them together. member, however, is that I thought a moment, looked In his drawer and found an old It worked wonderfully! Great for onion odors, too! — even if your father doesn't undershirt, cut off about eight inches or so at Ihe bottom and love you or your mother, that machine stitched it to Ihe hem of the pullover shirt. Colleen Protise doesn't mean that others Perfect! He was really pleased! The lengthened shirt now Found a good Way to banish odors? Send it to Heloise, P.O. won't love you. fits comfortably and the new addition doesn't even show. — Box 32000, San Antonio, Texas, 78216. She can't answer your Dear Dr. Brothers: I'm a C.P. letter personally but will use questions of general interest in 32-year-old woman trying to ORNAMENT HANGERS this column. make it in a corporate world Dear Heloise: I'm 18 years old and we have a Christmas that until very recently has tree al school In our classroom. been dominated by white While we were decorating II with ornaments, we suddenly males. I've really moved «p ran out of bangers before we ran out of decorations. (he ladder and have beea giv- My teacher got some paper clips, beat them Into the shape en tome super opportunities of a hook and we were able lo hang Ihe rest of Ihe decorations. | Carl A. Quaglia While tome mea have re- - Diane Chavet R.P. 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Freehold - . ,,.,»-,, ^«if UPlt ofttf air. AM.FM tasMtrv, Rattrro W-NM 741-0910 Call Mrs. Siino .04 U61 **at* ora«tff«. MOM MECHANIC S SPECIAL - I»?<"p7n SCHWARTZ - Chrysler Plymouth VW RABBIT - m*. 4soeed, one Manalapan-Marlboro Area. • lo MtfchMck. tnoinr MM ns^H Meide international 141 w Front owner, looks ft runs exc AM'FM •c« A ptnion front end. i4» or oeii 542-7684 it . Red kWnk 747 aim lape iiww /416530 Call '41 42M The Register Daily & Sunday tqutl Opportunity trnploff WT ftCLL EITHER - It/I Cnevttte, VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1HI — TOUT- MEMCEOCS t«M - ntO cUnel. aute . 14,000 mi , or 1977 Cougar •ng bus. rebuilt motor, |*9S 49S)in auto . runs gawd. X* met, sunroof UUICK SPECIAL 1947 - PrimM XR7. M,\O full power windows C (I3M) UUMII WE BUY USED CARS - Top dollar Call: ft > i •' •' i t-'H dir d fm. ood» rrMorM mienor rtiruvh |S0O brakes, steering $2,97S Call paid Schwarli Chrysler Plymouth. -• M . '••.!' .i rtts lulrt tor nauls Or Cwsl offer ,A* 043} mum. ZEPHYR WAOON 19/B /4t 1139 141 ,", Frorti SI . Red Ban* 747-O7B7 Mary Tomeski I I hU i4JJ 01 •**> ?h\1 Looks, runs like new JO mog STEIN CADILLAC CARS GALORE! UOO mi ii 'VIJ 291 1490 542-4009 or Uvrr is iu i imusf irom ><.-4 L Ob CUTLASS SUPREME TOYOTA STARL k I Tfc 19*1 J HiO SUPtH CAO fOHD THUCK Vi . ongmdi \H HO Up rngmv HOUOHAM - 19BI low mileage ipffd, air, AM t w •.ii-ii-o i atsellp '•"f New Oarts, rids tap good »25<>°to75W ( HPCJ Hrt PW ndffltop IBO00 cai I B. beautiful interior, Qeej> fed 4 mpg rear witx • Inm rings J4 rortrjit'un. S;HO0 V*» Vivl root, loaded cu radio win wv mut-s f.i lOno IVMO 144 014/ kji ;uv OMC JIMMir* HI 'VI U 1t7/ — Call WEEKLY wheels best after Uuick sale Es FOVOTA \<4ft uiue SB Jiiltbacn PS HH AM i V aulo iui wneei. t>A riuN w/» - b ?io AM FMittr iduidaiion 264 WOO • i) 4 new r«oidl lifts, new paint ioti ini condition ;t (Wu mi •> speed •i •> ; wheel drive regular gas, Mary Barry AND YOU LIVE IN Sul«> IV W) or Oesi off*r Call after b p m PAHK CMtvHOLEI nn*. . air slert-o AM F-M radio. >) KOO mi Asking IJ.6WJ Can *'-'-«ii-n MISCELLANEOUS Here's a "sprltely"tip tor all you holiday shoppers. 'emovr LANDSCAPING LAWN FIREWOOD There's an abundance ot Imaginative gift Ideaa to be MAINTENANCE FlMtWOOO found in the classifieds. Check them out today. Seasoned nardwood Sont. delivered and stacked 6/1 9H4 tedve* raked, vaKuumed 1 re I •novea All airaas aeaieMekie in CARD GALLERY DOLL HOUSES CARDS • GIFTS • JFWELRV FURNITURE CANDLES • PARTY SUPPIIFS CHAPEL MILL SHOPPING CENTER REFINISHING LXJLL HOUSES Custom made CARPENTRY HWY 3"> MIDDLE TOWN 84? W60 Tuaa - Fri 10-9 furniture A accessories at reason Sat & Moo 10 fl Sun 12-4 abieor.ies Large 6 room Caoe Cod. 01 Mam Si. FarmngdaM, 9M 22V Ar|«y Iportimin Shop AHPfcNrbM M 51 Help Wanted SI Help Wanted Si Help Wanted Nubbin 77 Ptts and Livestock •4 Merchandise Wanted ATTENTION PARENTS DENTAL - I positions. Sac,.. HAS SPIRALINO INFLATION — PARROT - Bluelronted Amaion Supptarnant alsasvanca* for chlidr Talks, hand-trained, wllh cage ft 1} and old*r. Carrier positions •». Got you down? Local Amway dis- LJOIS/TRIXIE NO.TRIXIE DIONT DO IT. Ortho. School Ir.lnad or e»p. only. tributor! mn enlovlng ax Ira Income. hanging parch. 747-OH7. Guv Johnton able. Inc. salary a, benefits. Call Mon.- JJIMj"!-! Phooa Nan ar Jack. HAS BEEN YOU LEFT IT HANSINS ACCUSED YOU [ JUST Buy 4 ttivt To be IMrnM atsd HrnM: Frl., HI a.m., 747SIO1. SADDLE — Cortina lumping saddle. Sing!* lUmj. lo ontlr* h CHEWING ON OKI THE DOORKNOB sll* 17-Inch. Very comfortable. In AntlQutf fumitur*. l*w«.rv. ftllvor .Reiponilbllllv OENTAL ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER AIOE - Live-In. MY BELT excellent condition. Asking 1121 1riUTKJdl.lt cash (Ml 43M •Builness «xp*ri.r>ce. Lookln. tor a hMthlyrnollvated par Muil hays own Ironiportallon AND DAWS GOT IT ,- Call 2*1-44)3. • Salesmanship. •an la work In a modern last pace Salary $125 par week, plul tree room At3AlN/ • Dependability. Mica. Sand qualifications to Box 1 board. Call «JKrM TOY MANCHESTER — Mala ft NEED MONEY •Punctuality. 1, Hoimdal. NJ. o;;u. female puppies' 150 each. 3 mix FOR CHRISTMAS? •Cash, prliei. trlpi, fun. bread puppies, beauties. 110 a*. you m«v have Ve.lue.ble utiUMd »n posllloni available In Malawa DENTAL A S S I S - INFORMATION — On ALASKAN tiqu* Item. In your attic, b*»nrtn. Aberdeen, Cllffwood and I TANT/RECEPTIONIST - Part- and OVERSEAS lobt. 120,000 lo or fl«r*o« Don't wait, n prk*i may Bavshure •)«. Call tIMM tlma. Mlddsatown, mult tvpa, mutt UO.000 par vaar pptllbM. C.II rwv*r b* hlalttr. Turn ttMM un- work Saturday. Experience pre Him M14, D,pi TOO]. N Bicycles/ wantoKi lltmi Into c«*h today. Call Itrrtd Call 471-2)72. Lion's Haad Anllquvs, 170 173/ INFORMATION — On ALASKAN Mini Bikes CAREER OPPORTUNITY DENTAL ASSISTANT - Chalrtlda, and OVERSEAS employment. Ex- NEW VEAR'S DAY Monmouth Countv cellent Income potential. Call 11121 UrtMnlly md consignmants of dual- experienced In aanaral dantlttry 1*77 BIANCHI SHARK — Good ity mini and anliqiMii for a Now Malor dally newspaper leeks Ira with X-ray license. Intarailad In 741 T7t4, Ell. 6771 cond. Have outgrown. Asking 1250 t« In N.J. Horn* Delivery Oapa expanded lunctlont. S»I-ISSO. Years Day auction. WALSH men! Start at H0.SOO (Including c KRAUSZER'S FOOD STORES — 707-247). ESTATE AUCTIONS, 4f)-45ta Of allowance), with ragular review OENTAL ASSISTANT - Perled- Are accepting applications for part- BATAUVS MOPED 1171 — 1200 Paid bertetlls. Sand ratuma t onllci, t«parlanc t and «rey I lea™ lima More help on lr>. evening inlft 71 Merchandise llrm. good condition. New tires OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, Chi- Circulation Dapl. Recruiter/ SU required Must ba dependable. Free Good beginning waoas plul plaatanl $1 Help Wanted 13 Domestic Help 71 Merchandise Call 17140)2 Ladoar. P O. Bo» II. Nawark. N hold IV, dayi. R.d Bank I day conditions a. excellent opportunities For Salt For Salt na, BlaiiwoiT*. art ool*ctt> and bric- 0)101. EncallaM ulary and panilon plan. For Information call 747Ma4. Equal MOPED SEARS a-brac. Immadlattf cash tor any- Call tor appolntmant. I Alton or 710 Opportunity Employer. thing and everything. Rutcll's, IS E. PAID ON THE JOB TRAXNING HOUSEKEEPER — Live In 44 hrs Excellent cond. Front It. Red Bank. 741 —1*93 COPIER REPAIR TECHNICIAN Age 17-15, No axp. IMC. )v> days per week Salary 11)4.1 1300. 7414211 Experience pfafarrad, but willing LAW FIRMS NEEDS — Two, ANTIQUE CHINFSE CABINET — JUST IN TIME FOR XMASI Will train, Call Mon. plus free room ft board. Duties Needs tame restoration. Complete Inventory of designing TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO train Apply •: J0-1, 21» Locuit Ava DENTAL HVCIENIST — 1H dayi. polled, experienced employees, one general housework. Including some 1 PEUGEOT 1100 - I speed, auto switchboard telephone operator a. Wad., a a.m..I :M p.m. (201) 774-H1S. Jeweler ! estate; rlngl, pendants, Irani . only ISO ml., Ilka new. must DOLLARS-Convert Old Jewelry to w. LOW Branch, lnmrt Hailal area Established prlyala m-eXa/W for appt. cooking, serving, cleaning ft laun- cuff links, earrings, bill cups, Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will practice. 244-1340. one experienced receptlonllt. lo ac dry. Minimum exper lenc e I to 3 mo sell. IMP lirm, 741-41*7 attar 4 pm, CUSTODIAN M/F — II month pot commodale neadi of a large, buiv, ANTIQUE CENTER of Red Bank brooches, bracelets ft more. In gold, * from private owners and es- PART TIME - M/F, work from Ref. necessary. Call 4470345 217 West Front Street silver, ft pewter. Over 1000 pieces. tates ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE lion, excellent banaflti, black ENGINEERING TRAINEE sophlstlctad local practice. Call home on telephone program, earn u SCHWINN SX500- BMX blka, rec Aw 17-2S, No .HP. nac. 741HOO. Exi. 7«4 3 bulldlngsiso doalers-*42-4334 PRICES START AT ONE DOLLAR ing equipped, with Alloy rims. Exc PAIRED AND JEWELRV OE Meant, dailrad. Apply at: Han to SIS lo 1100 per week depending on WOMAN — To car* for partlall Naturally, this Is In addition to our SIGNED 7*9 River Rd . Fair Hudson Raolonal School. Highland Will train. Call Mon., lime evalletna, 747-tta* or 7M-2M4 disabled woman from 2 tolp.m.. ca Items bought, ask for Guv cond. Call I47-V3I7. Wad., f a m I x p.m. (201) LEGAL SECRETARY — uneoualed collection of antique lew- Haven. N.J §42*25/ NJ between a) ft references essential. 471-4443. AQUARIUM SPECIAL — airy, watches, ft silverware from SUZUKI MOTOCROSS BIKE t«00 Ua-tSM/n for appt. Matrimonial or litigation enperlinc e PART-TIME — TiKhtr of homt OENTAL ASSISTANT — Salt. E required. Excellent typing A llano Christmas. Beautiful Custom m local asttas. — RM00, used I mo., axe. cond., injtrucllon for non public Khools; I I) gal. aquarium wllh wood stained asking 1)00. 14*4574. HI Al F STATI perlenc* prafarrad, can lead to fu EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE skills Salary Commensurate with work In the Long Branch 1 Shor Situations Wanted INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES lima. MARKETING PERSON — Toattllt experience. Call Stava al 741-3200. trim and built-in hinged canopy. _ M F N T A I i areas. High ichool certified only Made to sell for sly.tl Special price IS* Newman Springs Rd. on a part lime bails with dlracl Pleaie call 01-724*. Female lollcltallon of lubicrlotlom orders SM.**. Available now In limited M Merchandise 10t Commercial for rapidly growing financial publi- LIVE IN CHILO CARE — Needed. PART-TIME - Delivering ntwi Quantities al TANKS ALOT. 0 Maple KENMORE FREEZER — 1) Cubic cation Sand ratuma to: Robert A Board I room with private bath A paper*. Sunday mornings. Call aitt BABYSITTING — In my Mid Ave., Red Bank 7473440. feel, 4 months old. Call after 4 p.m., Wanted 101 Apartments Rentals Stanger A Co.. P.O. BOM t. Fair TV, plus Vi par week salary. For 7 p.m, 7M-Z215. dlatown home. Speclallflng In In 7W-277S. Haven. N.J. 07701. ATARI — 23 game program!. 371 Interview call 717-aM.. rants. Reference! provided 17144)3 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA LONG BRANCH - Immaculate >v> PART-TIME — TvMU, fast, a dlllerent games, 4 lav ttlckt, key- KENMORE — Portable washer I WANTED: Antique*, Jewelry, EXPERIENCED — Recreation Cor MECHANICAL TRAINEE curate, good speller, 9 to 12 hours CHILD CARE — board!, paddles Make an offer dryer, 3 mot. old, SIM. Rug*, Silver, Gold. FOR CASH. room apartment, good location. dlnetor (or nurilng horn* needed Age 17 21, No exp. nee. week, flexible Mlddlatown. Write to mature lady. Store value Sftst, may sell separate Call 2V1X7M available Jan 7. SIIO a me.. 1 me. S4S0. Call 471*740. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES security. After 5 p.m. 7414410. FMKMUflMLMU Apply In person, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Will train. Call Mon., Box c 40e, The Dally Readie Call S424001 between llip.a .59 E. Newman Sprlnes Rd. Mon, thru Frl., Arnold Walter Nurs Wed, f am 1:10 p.m 12011 Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. KINDLING WOOD Shrewsbury ?47-oUOO ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Capri 12.000 tq II Tailgate loading, Ins Horn*. 422 South Laurel Avi, tM-iMa/ty tor appt. EXPERIENCED — Professional of BLUE FOX COAT — Slie M0, very (1,90 Red Bank Lumber, » Wall SL, flea cleaning done efflcentlv. good' c ond. Make offer Call between Ais.rtm.nts, East Avenue. 14 2 privala parking A/C. heal. Haitei, N.J. PART/FULLTIME —1110-1210 pa Red Bank 741 SM0 A CONTENTS OF HOMES — Attics, bedrooms available Rental office. MEDICAL ASSISTANT WANTED week College students welcome Call 7473171 1-4 p mi , U0-1SU basements, antiques, yard sales, VM-niileied Public Iransporta- - For busy madid doctor* office In LIVING ROOM SET—1300. 1 piece Apt. 44, or call 1*1-000*. lion FULLTIME — Teacher, main poll Xmes work available. Call MMSI4 HOMF HEALTH AIOE - With cc BOXES - CORRUGATED salt 4 P*PPtr colled tons 2*4 4451 lion available. Holmdel High School Mlddlelown Call S71 3131 Mon. Frl., Ell. 102. I to 3:10 p.m. dining room set. Includes break ' ' I p.m. and references wants lob with the For Moving ft Storage, and for In- front. 1400. Child's chest of drawer!. commencing. Jan. 11. IM2. Position needy to do personal care, thai dustry. A complete line of packaging ATLANTIC HIGHLANOS — t 747-1100 open for n 13 school year Pre- PICTURE FRAMING — Full lima S3). 471-4*07 ALL LIONEL TRAINS bedroom U7J. Includes neat, adults Including Saturday!. Will train. Bu meeli. and light housekeeping, etc supplies. 4*2-4*72 or 747-4OH. Calculul. AP Algabra II, General NURSES RN'S & LPN'S Full or part-time, IS hr 4*3-3072. ODYSSEY II — VM Or Fiver Top cult appraisal preferred, no pats, tto mos. seiur Math. Contact Timothy C Brennan. CERTIFIED must have art background and re- CAFETERIA TABLES — Formic* it., ref. Call after 7, in 4jtt cant experience In quality rata cartridges. SMC i Altltlant Super Intandenl. NURSE'S AIDES M/F top Doubt* stainless Heel link with 5*34*23. ANTIQUES - All kinds, bought tor I101H44-2424. HOMEMAKERS store, call su-tlfg. LONG NAILS cabinet. Call 4ts-0)04. lop cash. Mary Jan* Roosevelt An- BRADLEY BEACH — HOUSEKEEPERS 1 LIVE INS Safe, durable, long-lasting, allow ORGAN — Hammond N 100, psrfKt tiques. 1OT East Rivtr Rd., Rumion •pti Prime location, includlno M GENERAL CAFETERIA HELP - Full or part time, needed for North PROFESSIONALS - a, Semi pro your nails to grow out. Only 12 CAMERA — Hasselbledc SOOc ft curltv, Intarcom. wall-to-wall RED BANK leiiioneli naadad I to 10 hours Includes everything. 741-7243. cond 1450 II sis? Member Appraisers As Experience preferred Monmouth area. High pay. No lee leni. mint cond, not commercially 542-45*4 •elation of America. carpeting, air conditioning, heat, hot JSOO so FT of ana sna Call for interview at People Car., *. For an appolntmant ci used tooo. Call 741)20). water, off street parking, laundry Niti ness mckMM private prtwng. M4M ?»< Broad II.i Red Bank, UO ISM. or 2*4-1*13, 717 lOH or 144 !«] NURSE'S AIDE — Seeks lob to CL. room on premises. No peti. Call .f y 'assonshls large cental recap for elderly. (Experience and refer PANASONIC AM/FM STEREO ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN- HAIRDRES5ER I River Rd . Brlelle. 32* I4J1 CERAMIC MOLDS - 1300 plus. In Integrated receiver with track. TIQUES, Rt. 34 and Homestead 774-MI0 anytime. MOO tree good utrl-c Ho» Individual With followtno Real Estate Sales encesl Cell S41HI1. mint condition. Asking 1IJ.200 Make olfcees can be r*»ideo Air con* Panasonic 2 way speakers, mil ,i Leonardo. TfiSlSO. NURSE'S M/F — Full-time or part SHOPPING RELIABLE WOMAN wisheslodo an offer. 042-70*0 * 10 p.m. cond 1105. 141*114 or 511-112). lime. RN or LPN, 11 to 7 thill for AVON CHRISTMAS PLATES — housacleanlng In Mlddletown area CHANDELIER - Beautiful bronie EATONTOWN — I bedroom apt . 747-1100 HYGENIST - Parlllme, Mid. skilled nursing facility. Contact FOR A NEW LOOK Call 747-417*. feed extra money for Christmas? I nlshed. all ulllltei Included. dlatown. Mutt work Saturday. Call Freehold Convacantar. 411 5217 for antiqued, excellent condition. Call PIANOS ORGANS need 2 plate* lo complete my collec- THIS FALL? S3MI33 slier I p.m. Cable TV. O40 a mo I mo sacurlly. |7I-2J72. Interview. RELIABLE - Dependable woma MOST MAJOR BRANDS tor. Call me at •7M574, before 3 another '/> a mo after you rent. No Before you buy your new wardrobe WAREHOUSE PRICES why not try on a gold lecket? wants to do domestic work ft Iron- CHRISTMAS CACTUS — Bud ft pets 144-1471. Ing, dally n. 12) + bus (are. vicin bloom Wholesale ft retail. Mike's II will Chang, your lite. DON'T HAVE THAT SALE HIGHLANOS - 1 room apt with ty of Long Branch. References. Wl Greenhouses, 201 Shore Blvd., FREEHOLD MUSIC Cash; high prices lor your small For a confidential Interview ca do hostess work also. Call days f-7 Koensburg. 717-5434. law of River |17> per mo. plus CENTER garase sale Items, plus antiques, utilities Beri.s Real Eltate. CENTURY 21 Elnblnder Realtors ayes, alter ), 22240t>. Please leav 1 ewelrv. contents of basementi, at- In Mlddlelown, Grace Barker your name ft number. CHRI5TMAS TREES - Live, cut. RT. t It /! miles north of circle) tics, etc. Call 244 6415 after S p.m. •711*00 your choice Alexander!, opposite 1714100 WOMAN — Wishes 10 do house (201) 462-4730 In Matawan, Joyce Friedman River Plata School, weekends. WANTED- cleaning. S40 a day. Call anytime 747-1174. MONTHLY RENTALS FROM 17.50 Wheelchair, 20". Sears More Classified HeVltti 4H-1220 I possible CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE — PIANOS —ORGANS on N«xl Poge * busy offices serving Central N.J 110. Hour! from 10 to 10 p.m. Tlnton Alt Musical Supplies and Sen REAL ESTATE SALES — Wa have 55 Situations Wanted Falls Plaia, Tlnton Falls. TUSTING PIANO CO 1 positions available for licensed Our »Mh Vear sales people Increase your poten Male CHRISTMAS SPECIALS — Boston Asburv Park 77] Mel ten Darrah Associates reciter, IS2.S0. Recllner. 111*.*). Open | to f Shrewsbury, 741-1330. Great gift Idea Present this ed. Make It Yourself OFFICE CLEANING - Mid Factory alter 1 p.m.. mows dletown, Rumson, Fair Haven, ree PIANO REAL ESTATE HOLMDEL Wurlluer Spinet S4U sonable, good reference!, dally or CIRCULAR STAIRCASE 741-JMt Yes. we are hiring, • 7 1 • I 0 3 weekly. 747-2*4) or 747 1450 Almost new, must sell Why not loin America's No. t top H245S2 PIANO, KURTZMANN — 5'e" Her, Century 21 Ability Rltv.. Bk grand, frultwood finish with COMPUTER - TRSeQ-lll, double REAL ESTATE MANAGER — For matching bench. Exc. cond. 36-38; 4042! disc with Line Printer II A pro- 741-40*1 modern expanding real estate da grams. 842-2251. partment. Experience necessary PICTURE FRAME MOLDING — Redden Agency. 741-etgD. Business CONSIGNMENT ITEMS — Al 70,000' Heasonable fordebU prices, gifts, children's Call 7*0 0442 REAL ESTATE SALES Opportunities clothes for chmtmai. etc. Chris "SOME OF MY MOST SUC- Church Consignment Shop. 10 PINBALL MACHINE — Full sue, CESSFUL FULL TIME SALES- Kings Hwy . Mlddlelown 471 0S50 excellent condition. UOO Call after 4 PEOPLE STARTED WITH NO EXPERIENCE SO CAN YOU." LIQUOR PACKAGE STORE p.m., 747-2OS1 Licensed or non licensed, I need Peo- Excellent off highway location, nee Daily-Sunday river ft shopping district of Red PINBALL MACHINE — Used, 21" COLOR CONSOLE -ISO Ceslr. .L HOUSE — Victorian. ' 10 "EFRICERATOR — SIS. ple who are serious about full-time bought, sold. Great Christmas gift real estate salei positions And Bank 2200 sq ft building plul bull convertible. UO Call 717 4111 after ns. elmott finished, t*S. Oil Call altar s p.m., natt. Only S17).000 Beit buy. Fl 22*)ie7 r S p.m.. need them now. The hours are flex Mike this tisfciochet |Kk« 7MO444 ibie The money Is exceptional-UP to nanclng available to qualified REGISTER PRINTER'S TRAVS — Good Condi ol 3 ply bob, »iin 3 TRACKEK TIRIS DRUM SET — 4 piece, excellent tor RUG — I ees, llxl), • thousands a year more than you GftG REALTORS S3I lion. 10-11. II) e.cri beginners. 1110. with pad. 1200 firm may be earning, iftir vou'r Classified Ads Call let-vn* after t p.m. Alternating verticil shell ind licensed! II you are inexperienced, MEAT MARKET — Keyport Owner Call 747 em a7ll124 144*111 will train you. Don't wall. Call me etlrlng. Butlnass for M years. Cat QUASAR TV — Lerge screen.'4' post stitch stripes ore set off by ATARI — With 7 cartridges. Ilka G.E. - Built In dishwasher, harvest SKIIS — KI 140s, Salamon binding! today. Tomorrow, these position* after 7 p.m. 144 4441 as low as wide a T high, 40' diagonal, framed pineapple rote, bordef Pattern may begone! Call Gene Mulroy, The In on a walnut base. etc. picture, new Asking IIH ", M* Midex field disturbance with brakes. Pro Nordlca TRAVEL AGENCY 890 crochet directions (01 jacket buroler alarm. Ilka new I12S Berg Agency. Inc. Homidei/Haile 49.5 cents enclosed In a beautiful walnut cabi sire I boots. 1170. e4a«77 FOR SALE per line, per day • 71»«4 net. Call after *pm.. 717*4*7.11200. ol 3 oh/ biby yarn, sues 36 38. BARRETTEI - Hendeelnted with SLIDING GLASS PATIO DOOR - V Call (2011 7S0-IU0 (eased on norvcommsrclel your child's name for Christmas, GRAVELY M" SNOWBLOWER — wide 170. 1 lalousle windows with today Insertion) RAILROAD TIES- New, creosotad 40-4? included For 2 wheel convertible Irec extxl. 14.so. Pressure Ireeled 6xS««, slm. nil Call Barn, UMM Kreens U"x4S" UO ee lalausle RNS LPNS NURSES AIDE 63 Money To Loan UK Landsiape lies. 4>4x>. u 43 IM0 In Llncroft. 7414114. storm door 3t"xtr' SI). Call after 4 I M/F) For FAST RESULTS BEGINNER GUITAR — Strap, las- p.m., *71HT). OO0-S1H74I. $2.00 lot each pattetn Add ten books. Ill Enc vclopedla »mer GREAT STOCKING STUFFERS - All Shifts Available AT LOW COST STEREO CONSOLE — Merle EI.C cane. IIS. Fleer scrubber/polisher Imported barrens, hand decoreled SNOW TIRES — Steel belled redl Medical Personnel Pool 50* each pattern lot postage IIP. 1*1-0*74, and ixersenalltad. 2 slm. 14 ft IS. to Monmouth st Red Bank STOP trophonlc, includes turntable. all. whllewall, 7)R-l). Ilka new, 17) 4111744 - JCLOSURE phone AM/FM a-track recordor-plavar. and handling Soad to: Ready Immedletelr Call. .arrl. pair 747 OW0 • FORECLOSUR BIKE - Gins M" CatwnWa. mln 1411141 elter 3 Ml AUTO REPOSSESSION built-in record i. 0-track racks. I2U. COM. U0 SNOW TIRE RIMS — 14" GM SALES CLERK AND CREDITOR HARASSMENT itmn OUITAR — Oarole Claiilc. made In BAKER POSITIONS ALL CREDIT PROBLEMS 717 1*40 efter 1 •.lit. Dodge, Hornet * Mustang. 1 lug. IS" Looking for mature minded, reliable REGISTER STEREO SYSTEM — Includes Spain. 111). GM Chrysler M seen 471 J42S I Gel Extra Cash Also I BLACK VINYL — wood cocoucu h a. C.II m-4*)7 persons to work In doughnut shop Bad credit? No matter hew far bo Meranti 4300 receiver. Pioneer mairhin. la.asaal oiua rat) rua SOFA - Good cond. Green, yellow Light counter work and finishing hind you are, we guarantee to help Classified Ads PL-3S turntable. Pioneer CF-eiti . U>14 lioo tar all. 171 l»41 GUN RACK - Walnut, holds 4 twit, ft cream. Una. 111). duties All thins available Pertlime MONEY AMERICA 147 1400 cassette deck I. 1 Speaker Lab' J locking drawer, |IS. and fun time needed, II vn or older speekers. Cost new 12,300. Asking please. Good wages, free uniforms Specialist In Government programs BOURBON 1AKREL TABLE - Call 47IHU1 542-1700 11.500 Cell Mike. M24403 SOFA BED - With linen compart- and benefits Apply In parson, be And 4 chairs, |IM. Maple coffee tween 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at: Ounkln'i TtM Daily AtfJiltr loote. Ill Double bee 1 myall HOGAN APEX WOODS - Regular ment, good condition, S3). Tall.Free from Matawan Araa dresser t chest of drawers. UN shaR. 1,1,4. II IIM. Sea-MM Donuts. BSS Hwy. 1), Mlddlatown. TRADITIONAL — Bedroom set tri- Dining room table ft 4 chairs. US Call ple dretser, 1 mirrors, chest. 1 night Maple corner table. IIS. Twin bed STEREO — Complete 1*0. electrk SECRETARY — Legal, needs snort 566-6100 tables, headboard, full site spring 4 wlltl be« spring. UO 2*4*410 HUFFY — Trail Wk*. exc ca guitar. I mm Kodak, golf clubs, SI) hand, good with numbers 71 Merchandise For mattresses, wllh frame, exc. cond. 3 Iree Pattems inside lt!2 14* Smell retrle»r.lor. UO Sofa. tor ea Corn popper, calculates, real 5*41111 Toll Free Irom Mlddlelown Area H.Quo call m wte BRASS HFADBOARD — Quean 13a Call m 4UK recorder, car speakers 110 ea Daye Sal* 671-9300 NoatllKratl Catilof 170 Knit, sin, askliva HIS; triple dresser 17). 747*114. SECRETARY — Far executive DESKS FILES - Tables, chairs, TV PORTABLE — 14", black A Ciochet. Embioider patterns both pieces vary pretty SM-lttS. HUFFY 14" — Girl's > speed, 1 m Must be excellent typist, have good adding machinal, typewriters, of while, Panasonic. 1 otd. MS STOVE FIREWOOD — Mixed telephone presence, awe to assume Ike equipment, etc. at bargain Call 74I-4WM Jackets, dolls, quilts, mote $1 SO CHAIRS — I recllneri, large aeM Call eTa-1411 attar <» p.m 4X4X4 one, Set xmilbllltv. Salary 110,000 lo prices New er used. A.A.C. DESK •JiCiWT HOOKS $2.00 Batk 1*0, green vinyl M0 Oood cond start. All benefits paid by company 3 LINES 1UTLET. 1700 Rl. 11. Oaknurll TWO LOVESEATS — Neugahyde, 74IS2T7 INVALID EQUIPMENT — Com and profit sharing after I yr. Pleas* Ui-ttW. tf«». brown, 2 shades, 3SVi»4%Vi. All Boots and Citato* 1*0 MM mode, |4Sl welter. It); bath Iksel. SURFBOARD — Canyon I', axe send resume to: John J. Tlmko. Mad 5 DAYS beige Otter fur Jacket, large Best oock hr pootafo and handling. CHILD'S DESK — Beniamln Fran*, M Hardly uaax. 4711*41 cond 113). Publishing Inc.. SO Rl t North. TOLLHOUSE - Handmade. 10 offer for gukk salt Call t4e-41H. lln data, dark mapta, esfclna 111 Morganvllle, N.J. O77S1. rooms, electrified, JT'H. WOO can lorialnal price s*fl 4fl t)l7 LADDER BACK CHAIRS — 171 ntmr $3.30 TWOKARASTAN RUGS —Matched each; sola. 1201; loveseat II7S; TWO FOLDING SCREENS — US 'ft* RMlltor FAMILY ADS Unfit <*r *»* aHer 5 weekdays, anytime SECRETARY — All around girl trl »y—Itand*. Sue lo •pprecUle. pair, Ivory Klrman pattern No. 7». CHRISTMAS TREE Bamboo dining table II*); mekhlng each Antique mlrrsf, %U. Corfee day In a I girl office condo associa- Km FtghttM, cow your un< l*'l"xtO'. 10'0"i0'0". A 1 cond. *', exc cafMJ.. US. chairs DO aech, desk MS. B424WS. a, 10" diameter. Mack formica tion. Hrs. 10 s. Call Mrs. O. for n—dud Items for vow quicklv. DOUBLE WALL OVEN — G.E 7413431 Call 74I**53 top, steel bottom. IIS. Assorted appointment Ua-2327. M*rCh4Vi4lt« for talc ONLY Harvest Gold, stainless stael cook MAPLE BUNK BEDS - With mat. frames. 25 cents to It. Call 7rS-**4S OftflliMttne from houMhold, not «i- op. electric. Never used. Best offer USEO CUSTOM KITCHEN - In- COLDSPOT FREEZER - It Cu. ft., tressei. like new, USD. 741-471) or anytime. •fXUng • Ml* prk* of (300 per Call m-*\U eluding stove Must dispose of 1HV1417 .Her 4 P.flt. SUBSTITUTE AIOE •tiki* Available January. Call alter IP m . runs great, 11)0. Sean kitchen tat, To work with severely and profound Printed Pattern Easy-Sew Culottes while formica. 4 chairs, leatherette. TWO SNOW TIRES — On universal PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED ESSERS — R ef r Ig- S441IS0 MATTRESS/BOXSPRINOS — Iv retarded students. 5 hours a day Each .KMItlona, line, (t.00 No dli exc cend . aUIno I17S, cat! SUB. rims. 071-14. Do. ana spare. 110. when needed. 14.43 per hr. Mutt erator/fraeier, upright piano, fire- •4MS74 Double, J C Penny, ware used II Alter t, 2*1 lOSt. ouflt If c«nct4*d Dorter* *xp,r*1.on. place andirons. 7ii »3U after 3. WASHER — G.E ISO, Samurl sword mot.. In good shape. 1*0. A**. Pis. have own transportation. Call Marie Mo chovtetf In coov TWO SNOW TIRES — On Universal SI 4*3-4471. between » a.m. J p COPY MACHINE — 3M III. exc Equal Opportunity Employer Havt iotnotttlng to mil? Phono ELECTRIC BED — Twin Ilia, cond. 11*1 firm. rims. G71M4. DO, one spare. II*. almost new, ouiited Headboard. Ask MATTEL INTCLLIVISION —VMl After 4, Ml 1H*. ng S47S. Cell 74110*7. M4-UU tame with Mack lack A Mh SWITCHBOARO OPERATOR — 10 73 Machinery For Sale COUCH 4 CHAIR cartrMfe In erWnel carton, UPDATED VERSION — Of anttaue fir., 4 day week Including weekends. 542-1700 months tW. »00 Extra cartrMM patch quilt. Including dust ruftt. and Pleasant Interesting work, per FIREWOOD football, tea battle * hockey, tH I pillow slums, full tlie. green with meneni. 441-svja*. Mlicst hardwoods LOADER — 4 wtseel drive, 1.3 yard I THE DAILY MKkat. good for snow removal end each, After 3 P.m. HUM liny pin path* data. U0, nationally TRAVEL AGENT — Full or part 747HS4 COUCH - t chain. O.K. condition. advertised at SM.M. Hl-Ht* oadlng Rant, lease, or sale PANASONIC — Microwave oven. lime. Experience preferred. Com REGISTER REWOOD — 1 cords fsaH OM, I47W3. puterlied agency Please reply Box hardly used, asking |1M UPRIGHT PIANO — Henry Millar, naif Pine, 1113. You cut. I deliver Instant fit! Elastic nips the Call U1-S4U IM0 firm. Call after * p.m . U 401, The Dally Register CLASSIFIED ADS Cell 344.IU1 ems SIX SNOW PLOWS COUCH ft CHAIR — Far sal.. I en-DTI Shrewsbury. N.J 07701 UOO eech waist comfortably, there are . •IIP cover. 110. PICNIC TABLE — Cuatam rneae, ) LAST I TRAILER LOADSI FIREWOOD - White Pine Call 171-0143 er *7I-41U USED WOODEN PALLETS MO • cord Call poclitts in the side seams, Sew ( WELCOME WAGON INT'L Direct from Landmark S Ave. hotel; with 7 ft round m II each Over 100 pieces antique and semi 109-3717. smart culottes quickly of twill. (> OECORATOR TABLES - One co( Interviewing now for first of the 76 Auction Sales it. *td. 1121. Call C.II 74114t2 vaar employment. Looking for en antique furniture and decoratlonY IREWOOD STOVE WOOD - cotton btends-2 mam parts! lee table, tw* and laktet, MB. Attar lassie French and Engllih styles S, 471 Mil PINBALL MACHINE UTILITY TRAILER — SIM Set of exciting and protlteble career with Inait quality hardwood. Full cord. Printed Pattern 9180 Worn \ PaeMW B.ttta, I Player geng mowers, HOB. flexible hounT Lite meeting the Sofa* from $100. chain from U0. uaranleed uniform ekKM: H". AUCTION — Every Tues A Thurs.. DESK - And director's chair, lereo. lit). I4ta*e». Call 211-1231 public? Have a car? welcome Wag amps from WO 110 cord. tl"-|140 cord. 2*1-4013. 7:10 p.m. in South St.. Freehold. ens Waist Sizes 31, 33. 35, 37, HUB or beel arfer. on wants you) Representative post AND N.J. Public Invltled. free admission 39. 414., 44, 46V.. 49 inches. 47HUJ.7 PING PONO TABLE - FoMksa rail- WALNUT STEREO CONSOLE tkms open In Monmouth Countv. French commodes, consoles, desks. FIREWOOD COL. BOB RANDOLPH, »uc away frame, taa. Call 747-IIH, attar Good cond., MB firm. Contact Tina Glenekls. «71-M00. wing chairs, chandelier*, sconces, th. cord. Free delivery, free loneer. 431-37M or 723*7** See pattern for yardafes. OININO ROOM TABLE - Ov.l, 4 p.m.. Call after t p.m., rsV-atW. tl/t), t2/ltbetw«en*:30a m.lp.m. mirrors. Some unused, all al a trac- Mdllng. MI4J07. 42x41 fully extmdad. I c*pll*n's. I An Equal Opportunity Employer hMi of their original cost, all mint mete's chain MM m.pta, nan skid RACING BIKE - Won at auction, WHIRLPOOL WASHER - And gal INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES FIREWOOD 77 Peti And Livestock dryer 1101 ee I yrs old. exc. cond. Delivered Soad $2.00 lot OKh pattetn. boy's »". Gemini Vi. IS* Newman Spring* Rd. 7I7SW7 •41-1 Ml 747.S**). . 52 Babvilttlng/Chlld hrewsbory 741 UOO Mel SOf for eoch pattom for DISHWASHER RCA COLOR TV — IS" console 110". VINOt SOFA — And chair with ot- Cart A LOW BUDGET? UR COATS — Beaver, Persian AdvarKfjd And Beginners and handling Send to: sin refrlueretor treeier 17 cu. ft. 1)0. Shop the Used Furniture Censer amb with mln* collar, sir. IMS. i In twod cent. W4W of Red Bank heap, mutt sell. 1*1-14*3. DOG TRAINING CM 2t!-M3*. BABYSITTER —Couple of eve nlngi l«7 Shrewsbury Ave 042-144* Bayshofe Dog Club, 741- HIGHLANDS — Small J-room cot- KEANSBURG laue in compJei of (0 unlit Suitable Rooms for rent JIWT OONV adulti 1110 per me. plus utilities Call W7-4M* or 7*7 HJl Security required 172 Otlt UAV6 A CHAUCt RED BANK — Large lovely room, AROUNP ME. KEANSBURG — 1 bedroom apt . t nlcelv furnithed. private entrance or 1 adulli preferred, near bus line and Parkin*. 142-4171 or 747-4117 I beach 1311 Include* heat, hot Mater & cooking gas Security ft 10t Commercial references No aeti. *71-474*. * I ANSUURG iroomi. with bath, Rentals newly rtmodeted. Cell after 7 p.m., LOFT SPACE — Appro* 2,000 M. ft. w-om. U White St., Red Bank. KEANSBURG - Spadoui | Call m-eoW bedroom. Heat, hot water Included UOO a mo Vi mo. lecurlly. MAT A WAN — On Rt. M, small of- 117 ;w* lice, approximately 147 w (1. Ample KEANSBURG - 4 room eP}.. near oarhlng_Cell SU-0W4 afltjr » p.m. beach and boardwalk Phone Mary- MIDDLETOWN — 1,000 S4 ft. pro- Ann 4«j-3Ht tesslonal office ipact available for immediate occupen;y. Ample park- KEANSBURG -3 room apt «7S a ins Sterling Thompson ft A* mo plu* utllltlt* 1 mo tecurltv. UKialt* Realtor}. iOO W2 U10 '17 2100 alter J P m IJf Red Bank NEW PRESTIGE OFFICE SPACE KEANSBURG — Modern I bedroom NOTICE TO BIDDERS Red Bank mat Article 1 "Omwuii al The Improvement .tin Full tilt bath llttper mo., plut — (Red Bank area) 10 minutes to Garden State Parkway Skylights. Notice is hereby given that lion" af Charter 4 "Aaenlwtrve Of- ulilitit* ft iecurltv Reference* Apt sealed proposals will be received by fleers «M Emp«eveM" be amended I of whkh tald oblige IB. II Grove PI Call M1-4MI, 7 to * air conditioning. 6 ft wide corridor, , * Issued It Die ecoulsl carpets, office partitions to suit On 152 Boats A the Township Administrator of the O m Township of Mlddletown for tlon of eppVo»lmaulv 14.110 so .ft. of site parking included. Available now Accessories Drainage improvement!, Lohsen real properly totaled at Ma tOUtk- or sign UP for IW occueancv til i of East Front Street and per sq. ft plut utilities Call Joan Avenue Area, Contract It-OI and Parent. WMtU. LENTZE MARINA - For RarlUn opened and read In public at Mld- C4»»araJaii Ciwwil |M0e Bay boellno In out berthing service dletown Township Hall, Kings High Section l. The Mlawhte te Nar«- OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT — Lit- tor power and tall boats. IS to H'. wav and Highway 15, Mtddletown. addwl to Chapter 4: -«!?TJS North dealer Sheinwold's bridge advice North-South vulnerable By Alfred Sheinwold South should cash the one club, your partner bids NORTH Doonesbiiry "Why can't we abolish king of hearts and lead one heart, and (he next • QJ96 bad breaks in key suits?" a diamonds after only two player passes You hold Alfred North Eest South West time. South led the king of and provide material to Pass Pass 1 O Pass diamonds, hoping that this your favorite bridge colum- Sheinwnld is available 'Gel 1 ITTe Phantom Beetle Bailey A*APE A \ PLAY IT BACK A LOT/ TAPE OF SARSE I REAL LOUD. NOW I'LL J /MAYBE IT'LL SET OTTO TO CURE COME TO BED MIDNIGHT NOW.. 20 The Drily Register Business SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 14,1961 Last minute — valuable tax deductions strategy By SYLVIA PORTER ably with averages, you still cen be audited. 130,000 bracket, your deductions should total 22 4 Income avenging. Say that your taxable In- (First of a five-part series) Also, if you have extraordinary deductions, nev- percent; In the $30,000 to $80,000 range, 21.6 comes for 1077-1880 were as follows: 17,800; er pass them up because they throw you above percent; In the 180,000 to $100,000 range, 19.4 $8,000; $9,500; $11,000. Your 1M1 taxable Income As tax strategy in response to the mammoth YOUR MONEY'S the average. percent; In the $100,000 to $100,000 bracket, 18.5 will come to $20,000. Can you use Income tax cutting law of 1981. it is almost surely to If you claim above-average deductions, Jut percent; and above $200,000, your deductions averaging? your advantage to bunch into the remaining make certain you can prove them as well as all should total 1».S percent. Add up the four figures for 1S77-1M0, which days of the year as many deductible expenses as other items on your return (which you may take A simple tax rule is to know the precise date gives you $37,000. Divided by four equals $»,2M; you can — last-minute medical bills, charitable WORTH for granted will be audited ai well). you receive Income or pay a deductible item. A multiplied by 120 percent brings the amount to donations, dependency claims."But if you do single day's difference at year's end can be 111,100. Since your 'II taxable Income of $20,000 If you're running far below average, take a this, keep in mind the possibility — if not the crucial. Is more than $3,000 in excess of $1,000, you do closer look. You may be overlooking some de- probability — that your 1981 tax return will be Suppose a payment Is due you in late Decem- qualify for Income averaging. audited at some time after next April IS. ductible items. ber, but you don't actually get a check in the (Job hunting? Sylvia Porter's com- Another way to check whether you're aver- The Internal Revenue Service will never as "average" or "above average," depending mall until early January. If you could have prehensive new 30-page booklet "How to Get a officially divulge its system for picking your upon the proportion of your itemized deductions age on your deductions is to compare your stopped by the office or plant and picked up the Bettor Job" gives up-to-date information on name out of the millions of tax returns filed. But to your gross income. The "average" return is deductions as a percentage of your adjusted check, It's December Income. But if the delay In today's Job market and how to take advantage of you can safely assume that your itemized deduc- one in which the amount of itemized deductions gross income with other taxpayer! in your In- receipt was beyond your control, It rolls over it Send $1.08 plus SO cents for postage and tions often will send out signals that catch the claimed approximates the average amount come group. Into 1882, and becomes January Income. handling to "How toGe t a Better Job," In care eye of the tax examiners, including the "eyes" claimed by other taxpayers In the same Income If your adjusted gross income was In the Right now, before 1981 becomes history, Is of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Dr., Fairway, of the IRS computers. bracket. $20,000 to 125,000 range, your total deductions when you must be sure you're not overlooking Kan. KM. Make checks payable to Universal Your return's deductions may be seen either Even though your deductions compare favor- should come to 24.6 percent; In the t»,000 to the possibility of cutting your taxes by the use of Press Syndicate.) 1st transatlantic Leisure stocks are not cheap disposal of obsolete facilities, By DAVID R. SARGENT radio achievement and the recent acquisitions of Q — Do ymi still recom- Dutch Boy coatings division mend investing In lelsare (August, 1M0) and Gray Drug Slocks luch as AMF - L.T., SUCCESSFUL Stores (October, 1181) marked in county Massachusetts. enhance future prospects By BOB UK AMI IV amateur radio operator, ex- A — The leisure stock considerably. Earnings this plained how the Marconi group has performed excep- INVESTING year are estimated at $3.10 WALL TOWNSHIP - An replica featured at Columbia tionally well this year, but per share, up from $2 44 In evergreen wreath decked in came into being. "I sort of not for the usual reasons. ltW. The stock rate* a hold red. white and green, the Ital- got it going several years AMF (NYSE) is no longer for promising near term re- ian national colors, and red. ago I knew Marconi had set Just a leisure company as covery prospect!. white and blue, the colors of up a station at Twin Lights in growth this year is being For Coleman (ASE), diver- strong uptrends. the United States of America, 1899. so I got into touch with powered by Its energy ser- sification (into sailboats, Q - What do you think of was placed at the foot of the the British Marconi Co., and vices business. It has been canoes, heat pumps, etc.) if Sherwin-Williams stock for Registration antenna mast at Fort Mon- the subject of a takeover they sent us information and paying off handsomely. And a holding' - J.S., Miitour mouth's Camp Evans Area, rumor or two — as has Bruns- diagrams," Azoy said. new line of patio items should A - Sherwin-Wllllams is setforYMHA one-time site of a Marconi wick (NYSE), which as been help propel earnings even the world's largest producer MARLBORO - Tbe radio station over the week- He added that the dia- much of its growth come higher In 1982 of paints and varnishes. Its Western Monmouth YM end grams called for much equip- from non-leisure areas like However, despite all their business Is segmented into YWHA will begin registration ment that is no longer manu- medical care and technical The wreath was placed by diversification efforts, how five major areas, including for its winter programs factured These parts were products. Tandy (NYSE), of Frank L Innacelli of Red made by Becker, another well these companies do still coating, chemicals, pack- Wednesday for members and Bank retired Air Force lieu- course, has been In its own amateur radio operator, and depends Importantly on con- aging, specialty products, next Monday (or non-mem- tenant colonel and president bull market because of the Sir Frederick in Hervey- sumer spending trends. Right and international operations. bers. of the Giuseppe Garibaldi phenomenal success of Its now, the stocks do not look Its earnings track record In Bathurst's home machine TRS-80 microcomputer line. Tbe nine-week class Mutual Benefit Society of "cheap," but for partici- recent years ii not that good, schedule will start on Jan. 11 Red Bank, to memorialize shop in Rumson. Bicycle maker Murray Ohio The equipment which pation in this good growth I with a deficit reported in All classes meet at the "Y" Guglielmo Marconi's first (NYSE) is In a relatively re- recommend Coleman and 1877. However, improved made up the first wireless cession-resistant business. Central Mall on Route 79 and transatlantic radio trans- Tandy, as their profits are in management controls, the Tennent Rd In Morganvllle mission 80 years ago on Dec installation in the western 12. 1901 hemisphere was crude "The transmitter was a 10-inch "I don't know what the spark coil with a straight protocol is. but 1 think a wreath with the national col- gap, powered by a battery of old wet-cell accumulators," ors of both countries will be • ••liter MM k> DM Ur«l Azoy explained. Morse code READY FOR appropriate to honor COMMEMORATIVE WREATH — Placing a com- signals were sent with a tele- liuglielmo Marconi. " In- memorative wreath at the foot ot antenna tower in graph key. with the untuned nacelli said Evans Area of Fort Monmouth in Wall Township are, gap snarling out a wide spec- CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS ? Other area radio and his- from left, John Schoemno, director ot combat sur- trum of radio frequency tory buffs have joined In- veillance and target acquisition lab; Col. John Chesbro. waves far removed from to- nacelli and the Garibaldi So- project manager Firetmder Rembass, Frank L. In- day's sharply tuned, narrow- THEN YOU'RE READY FOR ciety in remembering nacelli, president of the Giuseppi Garibaldi Mutual band signals Marconi's achievements, Benefit Society ot Red Bank and CECOM Procurement The old-time spark signals which opened the door to the Director and Mrs. Victoria D. Innacelli. entire complex field of are now banned by law from the air waves because they modern electronic com- aid. who wanted instant ins- play radio coverage in his- cause intolerable in- mumciations tant information on the re- tory," he added. terference, in 1809. there Several years ago Geof- sults of the 1899 America's were no other signals on the Marconi, born in Bologna frey V Azoy and Sherbum M Cup Races off Sandy Hook. Italy. April 25, 1874, began his air to interfere with Pete Becker of Little Sit- "One installation was at experiments with Hertzian "The receiver is a ver and Sir Frederick Twin Lights and the other electromagnetic waves, the Marconi coherer connected to HerveyBathurst of Rumson was on a tugboat, which fol- vehicle of radio and tele- polarized relays which print repruduced from Marconi's lowed the boats around the vision signals, at the age of 16 the dots and dashes of the original drawings a working course, sending messages in 1890. Nine years later be incoming signal on paper KV-1WJ19" model of the first practical back to Twin Lights, where had successfully transmitted tape.' Azoy went on TMMTVON COLOR TV wireless installation in the the operator relayed them to wireless messages across the western hemisphere, set up Marconi set up the station English Channel from France • Trinitron one-gun/one the Herald in New York by tons picture lube by the inventor himself at at Twin Lights at the behest regular telegraph lines," to England, anarranged the Twin Lights in Highlands to • Soft touch 14 push- of James Gordon Bennett, Azoy said. America's Cup coverage the provide the first play-by-play button Express Tuning editor of the New York Her "It was the first play-by- same year. radio report of a sports event system - the America's Cup Races of I8 Biaggi of New York s 10th 00 lo,CrUlM val. L Congressional District (East to 36.00 .tronx and Queens I. said of Limited Quantities 15 the reception, which opened '40W the month-long exhibition, This is a fitting interna- Special ICKJUW CASOTTf tional tribute to a young Ital- COORDINATE SPAM ian inventor whose contribu- I SAVMOAMtTM tions to science have served • Micro cossette-cordof to benefit all mankind Italo- • Personal. Portable FM • 2 speed tap* record- HOLIDAY WOOLS 0 • Awaken to radio or stereo receiver Ing from up to 2 hours Americans in particular can * SLACKS be Justifiably proud of his • NAVY • WHITE • BLACK VELVETEEN cheerful Mormngbtrd • Featherweight MDR of record and Alarm headphones work," By Sportwhirl playbook Other guests at the recep- • SKIRTS tion included the president of the Italian Senate, Amintore • Slacks • Culottes By "JAG" $39.95 $79.95 $74.95 Fanfani; FIAT president Choose Giovannj Agnelli; Italian from "MARJORY" Consul-General Alessandro • Knickers • Jackets DeBosis: Canadian Am- "SHEIK" 1>£ONEANDONLY bassador Peter 'i'owe; Italian Ambassador to the UN Um- and more berto Larocca, and Dr. Wo honor VGA. AMERICAN EXPRESS. MASTERCARD Claudio Pacifico, first secre- 60% OFF tary of the Italian Embassy. 460 Hwy 35. Stvwrtbury • 842-6666 • Hours 9-9 Dolly. Sat. 9-6, Sun. 12-5 The American communica- original pricen tions industry was repre- "OVIR A DfCADf OF PfRSONAL SALIS AND SfRVrCI" sented by Charles Brown, who heads American Tele- phone and Telegraph Co , and "ANN! KLHN"—SWEATERS JU«l Theodore Brophy, president "IVAN PICON!"—SLACKS of General Electric Co. rived oo (Umlfd OwiUMw) Azoy. a trustee of the Twin Lights Historical Society and a lifelong commercial and 8 WALLACE ST.,RED BANK 842-6610