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fRAIN Register The Daily Register Monmouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 104 NO. 156 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1981 25 CENTS Food and medicine lacking in Poland

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pregnant women and the elderly and the sick The radio, monitored in Western Europe, will be receive 8.8 pounds of each commodity quoted a Home Trade Ministry announcement Poland's martial law regime began its third per month, it said, and manual workers will be as saying extra imports — "especially from the week in power by cutting monthly meat and exempt from the cutbacks. Soviet Union" — helped the government meet butter rations for most Poles and predicting Meat and butter rations were cut off com- December rations but failed to secure enough worse food shortages in the new year. pletely for farmers with more than 1.2 acres of meat to cover ration arrears. Western reporters in Warsaw said anti- land, the state-run radio said, presumably be- Last August, rations were cut for a month biotics and medical supplies also were in from 7.7 pounds per person to 6.6 pounds, but drastically short supply. even then supplies were still so scarce that It was food shortages that provoked the Poles had difficulty buying the meat and butter nationwide strikes in Poland 16 months ago that Poles learning to adapt to which they were entitled. spawned Solidarity, the first union in the Soviet A London Times report from Warsaw pub- bloc independent of government control, and to martial law, page 5 lished yesterday said recent visits to Warsaw ration cuts last summer spurred a string of hospitals revealed a tragic shortage of medical Solidarity strikes. supplies.' The latest cuts in the already depleted Polish cause farmers have access to their own food Normal communications have been cut la menu were announced yesterday by Warsaw stocks. Poland and Western reporters mult file dis- Radio, which predicted that next year the situ- The radio said the military council "appeals patches through government censors. Both of- ation "will be worse than this because of con-, to individual farmers and to state and coopera- ficial and unofficial reports are difficult to veri- siderably lower imports and lower poultry out- tive farms to expedite (food) deliveries..." fy put." Western correspondents in Warsaw have said Uncensored dispatches filtering out of Po- The radio said the martial law regime was Poland's private farmers — the backbone of its land said Poles are beginning to txprosi Unlr trimming January's butter and meat rations to food production — have held back shipments of opposition to martial law in doieni of imall Giants in; Jets out 5.5 pounds a month for most Poles. Children, some foods to protest martial law. See Food, page S New York Giants' quarterback Scott Brunner smiles at newsmen in team's dressing room following yesterday's wild card playoff victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, 27-21. Meanwhile, the New York Jets were eliminated from the National Football League playoffs by Buffalo, 31-27. Stories and pictures on page 9. Polish talks still possible

WASHINGTON (AP) - Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev is not completely closing the door on further discussions with the United States about the military crackdown in Poland, Colts Neck sailor dies a Reagan administration official says. President Reagan said yesterday that he had received a response to his warning to Brezhnev of reprisals against the Soviets if repression as car rams into tree continues in Poland. Speaking to reporters while en route to Los By PAMELA JAMS Three passengers in Wemett's car, including Angeles, Reagan declined to reveal any details his 16-year-old sister, Kristin, were also ad- about the letter, which was received by the COLTS NECK — A local sailor home on mitted to Riverview, where they were trans- White House late Friday. But asked if it was leave was killed and three others were injured ported by the township First Aid Squad. A positive or negative, Reagan said, "With them, as a result of in automobile accident on Heyers hospital spokesman said last night that condi- it's always negative." Mill Road late Saturday night. tion reports for the three were not yet available. Later, an administration official, when According to police, 21-year-old naval Police said, however, that Kristin Wemett asked how negative Brezhnev's letter was, re seaman Scott Andrew Wemett, of Provincial sustained a fractured ankle and lacerations of plied: "He did not completely close the door on Place, died at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, the face and chin. Passengers David Novak, 18, further discussions on this matter." The official early yesterday morning, less than two hours of Brisbane Hill Drive, here, sustained a frac- asked not to be Identified. after the car he was driving struck a tree near tured jaw and lacerations of the face and hands, Last week, Reagan announced economic the intersection of Heyers Mill and Prothero and, Scott Kayser, 18, of 247 Jackson St., sanctions against Poland and warned the Soviets Roads. Matawan, suffered a fractured kneecap. that he "will have no choice but to take further Police said Wemett, who was stationed on Police said the accident occurred at approx- concrete political and economic measures affec- the l.rss Piedmont in Norfolk, Va , was home on imatelty 11:35 p.m. Saturday, when roads were ting our relationship" if the repression con- leave at the time of the accident. wet and visibility impaired because of rain. tinues. No other vehicles were involved in the acci- The Soviet news agency Tass has accused dent Reagan of engaging in "disgraceful In- Freehold man dies According to police, Wemett's car struck the terference" in Poland's internal affairs. tree when he failed to negotiate a left curve in Undersecretary of State Walter J. Stoessel the road near the intersection as the car trav- said Sunday that the United States' European in Philippines fire eled southbound along Heyers Mill Road. allies have indicated that they may take some Police said the seaman was pronounced dead kind of action against the Polish government or MANILA, Philippines (API - U.S. military the Soviet Union. authorities today identified the two U.S. Air at Riverview at approximately 1:15 a.m. yester- "There is a good prospect of having a unified NO RESOLUTIONS — President Ronald Reagan puts his hand to his ear as he answers Force officers killed in an apartment fire near day. stand with the allies on these questions," questions during a brief visit with members of the press aboard Air Force One enroute to Clark Air Base as 1st. Lt. John David Snyder of State Trooper Daniel Corgese is investigat- Stoessel said during an appearance on CBS' Los Angeles yesterday. When asked if he had made any New Year's resolutions, Reagan Killeen, Tex., and 1st Lt. David Costeira of ing the accident, police said. "Face the Nation." replied, "Only to make no resolutions." See story, page 5. Freehold, N.J. Wemett was born in Rochester, N.Y. and "They are interested in doing various The U.S. Embassy in Manila said authorities lived there with his family before moving here things," Stoessel said, declining elaboration. "I the oqe thing that a communist government -were still "in the final stages" of identifying six years ago. He attended Marlboro High have a summit meeting next year. Brezhnev has think it remains to firm up those plans." cannot allow." the body of an American women civilian killed School and joined the U.S. Navy three years ago. said recently that he is still interested in such a Stoessel said the United States is considering Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. with the two officers in the Saturday morning During that time, he served aboard the USS meeting. bringing the Polish situation before the U.N. said there is "much evidence" to show that fire that gutted their apartment. LaSalle during the Persian Gulf crisis last year Questioned by reporters from several news- Security Council and General Assembly and the paper groups, Reagan was asked Wednesday if martial law in Poland is not succeeding. "Pas- Clark spokesman Col. Alan Sabsevitz said as well as on the Piedmont. Human Rights Convention meeting in Geneva, he believes Solidarity had gone too far in asking sive resistance in my view will continue. And it the woman was believed to be the girl friend of In addition to his sister, he is survived by his Switzerland, eai !y next year. for a nationwide referendum in Poland, a call will be aggravated by the consequences of eco- one of the officers and had come to the Philip- parents, Correl and Beverly Wemett, two But he declined to spell out the adminis- that is believed to have been one of the triggers nomic stagnation and social economic priva- pines to spend the Christmas holidays with him. brothers, Kyle and Reid, all at home; his pater- tration's plans if the Soviets do intervene in of the current martial law. tion." Snyder, 25, was a pilot of the 3rd Tactical nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon A. Poland. "I think that is the sort of thing that "I'm not going to say that," the president In an interview published in Sunday's edi- Fighter Squadron based at Clark, 50 miles north Wemett, of Lima, N.Y., and his maternal grand- you don't list in advance," he said. answered. "I would defend the right of the tions of The Washington Post, Haig said Soviet of Manila. Costeira, also 25, was a weapons father, John S. Pooley, of Lilburn, Ga. In an interview published yesterday, Reagan people to vote. I am going to say that maybe intervention in Poland "may be even more system operator with the same outfit, Sabsevitz The Holmdel Funeral Home, Holmdel, is in said it is "likely" that he and Brezhnev would they should have realized that they were asking possible" under martial law. said. charge of arrangements. Reagan shooting is voted top story of year The inside story Hinckley as "wandering, aimless and ir- NEW YORK (AP) - In a year in which the 6. The American economy; the budget and for a first place vote, nine for second down to responsible." In a series of letters to teen-age, THE WEATHER biggest news came from the barrel of assassins' tax cuts of Reaganomics; high interest rates one point for 10th place. The vote for first was actress Jodie Foster he said his unrequited guns, the attempt on President Reagan's life has and recession. one of the closest ever — the shooting of Reagan finished with 5,246 points to 5,224 for the lhstage passion for her might lead him to do something Variable cloadin'ess today, drizzle to- been voted the top story of 1981 by Associated 7. The flights of the space shuttle Columbia. story. which would make him famous. night, cloudy again tomorrow. Complete Press editors and broadcasters. 8. The air traffic controllers' strike and their The 70-year-old president underwent two report, page 3. USiMkigooddogl , Reagan, his press secretary James Brady, dismissal by Reagan. The Top 10 Stories: The Attempt on Reagan hours of surgery to remove the bullet. He was m and two other men were wounded in the shooting 9. The appointment of Sandra Day O'Connor, Sylvia Porter » At 2:25 p.m. on March 30, the president was good spirits all the way. "I hope you're all March 30. The story edged out the return of the the first female Supreme Court justice. Giants win, Jets faU I leaving the Washington Hilton Hotel after ad- Republicans," he told the doctors as they were American hostages after 444 days of captivity in 10. Developments in Poland. Ann Landers •' • 1* dressing the AFL-CIO Building Trades Council about to operate. He spent 12 days in the hospital Iran. The runners-up were stories about the wed- when six shots were fired at him from close and resumed his normal schedule within a ding in England of Prince Charles and Lady Third and fourth were two other stories of range. Before Reagan was pushed into his lim- month. Advice IS DAILY REGISTER Diana; the deaths of 113 people in the collapse of PHONE NUMBERS violence against world leaders: the assassina- ousine by Secret Service agents, he was hit in Arts 13 a walkway over a crowded dance floor at the Brady, close to death, survived. Partially tion of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and the the side below the left arm. A bullet penetrated Births 19 Hyatt Regency Hotel in Kansas City; the strike paralyzed, he left the hospital in early Decem- shooting of Pope John Paul 1J by a Turkish Brady's brain*and a Washington police officer Business 8 Main Office that eliminated a third of the baseball season; ber en route to a long recuperation period. terrorist. and a Secret Service man were also hit. Classified... 17-11 ToU Free I71-I3M the arrest of a suspect in the two-year run of Hinckley, held at Fort Meade, Va., attempted Comici II Toll Free SM41N The Top 10: Police and agents seized John Warnock deaths and disappearances of blacks in Atlanta, Editorial! I Classified Dept S4M7W ' 1. The attempt on Reagan. Hinckley Jr., 25, son of a well-to-do oilman from See Top, page 18 and Israel's bombing of Iraq's nuclear reactor. Lifestyle 14-15 Circulation Dept.... MZ-4M* 2. The return of the hostages. a Denver suburb. Authorities described The ballots were compiled before the Polish Make A Date... 1Z Sports Dept MZ-4M4 3. The Sadat assassination. ' The Farm House Reataurant government's declaration of martial law and Movies 13 MkUetown Bureau.. Hl-zZM 4. The attempt on the Pope. Little Silver, reopens Dec. 29. crackdown on Solidarity. The vote was on the Danny's Italian Restaurant Obituaries 4 Freehold Bureau... U1-21K 5. The new conservative administration in preceding unrest and conflict attending the rise Clam Hut Holiday office parties-movies The Pear Tree Sports (-12.lt Lo« Branch Bureau. Z2Z-M1I Washington. Reagan gets his way with a Re- of Solidarity. Open all week for great at lunch. Entertainment Wed. New Year's Day Brunch 12 Television 13 Stale Bureau... «M-2tZ-«3M publican Senate and a reduced Democratic Votes were tabulated by awarding 10,points steamers & lobsters. 872-0909. thru. Sun. p.m.-4 p.m. 842-8747. margin in the House. The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, DECEMBER 28.1981 No help predicted for Social Security TION WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan ad- Security chief in history. But Svahn said injecting general revenues who received the monthly minimum and to By Tk« ABtorlalrd Pmi ministration will not raise the payroll tax or into Social Security would turn it "Into a let the dwindling old age and survivors trust An outspoken conservative with a use general tax money to pull Social Security welfare program." fund borrow next year from the disability and penchant for publicity, Svahn was an I out of its financial hole, even if that's the, Svahn said President Reagan "took on a Medicare funds. architect of the welfare reforms that Reagan recommendation of a new presidential group bum rap" on his proposals last May to cut Svahn believes Congress should not have instituted as governor of California. Priest killer sought in Texas created to study the system's problems, the early retirement and other benefits. Reagan maintained the minimum payment because One of Svahn's major jobs will be to come commissioner of Social Security says. withdrew the proposals in September and "it's an artificial floor, a welfare benefit." up with an overhaul of Social Security's anti- ODESSA, Texas — Robbery may have been the motive in created the commission to come up with a Svahn said, "I think a lot of the myths of quated computer systems, a job expected to the slaying of a Roman Catholic priest whose bound and nude John A. Svahn said the National Com- cost $500 million. mission on Social Security Reform may con- way to solve the system's problems. Social Security have been exploded during "body was found in an Odessa motel after he disappeared from Svahn defended Reagan's original pro- this past year." He said the "American Three months after discovering that some his parish 100 miles away, police said yesterday. sider such steps, but the Reagan adminis- tration is still opposed to them. posal to slash early retirement benefits, at public has a much greater grasp of Social 8,000 people listed as dead on Medicare re- , The Rev. Patrick Ryan, 51, an Irish priest who reminded age 62, from 80 percent to 55 percent of full Security...than they ever had before, and /'Right now that's definitely our position. cords were still getting Social Security one of his parishioners of St. Francis of Assisi, left a fully benefits. "The big bugaboo," he said, was there's a greater awareness among the checks, Svahn said, benefits are still being cooked steak dinner on the stove when he vanished from You can't open that box. You just can't. If calling for the reduction to start Jan. 1. American public about retirement plan- you do, you can say goodbye to Social Secur- paid to 1,700 of those people because there's Denver Cityr' "The whole criticism was around the ning." been no verification of whether they are dead He was last seen in Denver City on Monday, but was not ity...." Svahn said in an interview last week. timing and not on the provision itself," said "Up until just recently," he said, many "It's our policy that we not raise taxes and or alive. reported missing until Christmas morning, after he failed to Svahn. "Americans thought, 'Yeah, my money goes With the "big and cumbersome" system, show up for a Christmas Mass. that we not use general revenues to bail out Svahn said Rep. J.J. Pickle, D-Texas, in and it's invested for me,' and that kind of Social Security." "you can't put in fixes like that...." he said. His body had be,en found Tuesday morning by a maid in a chairman of the House Ways and Means stuff. It just wasn't true." "It's a very labor intensive manual kind of room at the Sage and Sand Motel in Odessa, but was not Several Democrats on the 15-member subcommittee on Social Security, stirred up verification that we have to go through." 'identified until Saturday when police in Odessa read news bipartisan presidential commission, includ- "no flap at all" for proposing to lower early Pension fund managers tell him many reports of the disappearance ing Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y., retirement benefits to 64 percent and to raise younger employees are inquiring for the first Svahn says he's not to blame for the A palhologist's preliminary report said Ryan could have Rep. Claude Pepper, D-Fla , and former So- the age for full benefits to 68 by the year 2000. time about their pension plans. computer problems. "After seven months on died from a blow to the throat, said Justice of the Peace cial Security Commissioner Robert M. Ball, Pickle's bill was defeated in committee. Young workers should "recognize that the job, I'm certainly not going to take re- Jimmy Harris. favor some form of loans or direct use of Earlier this month, Congress passed a Social Security isn't going to carry the full sponsibility for 14 years of incompetence. Authorities said scratches on his arm and the condition of general revenues for Social Security, either stopgap measure to preserve the $122 freight when they get ready to retire," said When I get it fixed, I'll take responsibility for the room indicated there had been a struggle. No weapon was as a back-up or to help pay Medicare costs. payment for the three million beneficiaries the 38-year-old Svahn, the youngest Social doing that. It's not that easy a thing." found Police Lt. Kenneth Jones said no identification was found in the motel room and the person who registered for the room 9 used a false name and address. He said a sports shirt and trousers were found in the room, but no clerical clothing. Marker, cross at RFK s gravesite stolen WASHINGTON (AP) - A marble marker and said it was the first theft of a tombstone and wooden cross at Robert F. Kennedy's that he could recall. Farmers to gas rabbits instead gravesite at Arlington National Cemetery The markers, erected four years ago, MUD LAKE, Idaho — After netting 30,000 crop-destroying were reported stolen yesterday, the U.S. were valued at about $150, police said. The Jack rabbits in three roundups, farmers say they'll use gas Park Police said. white marble was inscribed, "Robert Fran- (instead of clubs to kill the animals in their next drive, set for Authorities said the thieves apparently cis Kennedy 1925-1968." Wednesday scaled a stone wall and a six-foot fence Police said they have no suspects. The change in method was a concession to humanitarian surrounding the cemetery to get to the grave- A former U.S. attorney general and U.S. -groups which have failed to stop the drives but have kept up site where they dug out the small Vermont senator from New York, Kennedy was as- jthoir criticism of the method of killing the animals. marble tombstone and pulled up the two-foot sassinated in Los Angeles on June 6, 1968, On Saturday, farmers netted 10,000 jack rabbits by herding white wooden cross. while campaigning for the Democratic presi- •Himi in1.1 pens where most were clubbed to death and had The theft was reported yesterday morn- dential nomination. He was 42 then. [their throats slit, the method used in the two previous ing after cemetery workers discovered the roundup*. loss, officials said. He was the brother of former President However, Idaho National Guard construction units will Raymond J. Costanzo, the park super- John F. Kennedy, who was assassinated in pull into an area near Mud Lake in southeastern Idaho intendent, called the theft "a terrible thing" 1963, and Sen. KdwanfM Kennedy, D-Mass. tomorrow and dig trenches, 300 to 500 feet long, 6 feet deep and 12 to 15 feet wide. The farmers will herd the rabbits into the trenches, which vi II be covered with sheets of plastic. Then the Idaho Humane Terrorists break silence; ociety will pump carbon dioxide gas into the trenches, killing ! rabbits. "The farmers are willing to give the trench method a try," Idaho Farm Bureau Federation spokesman Bill Whit release photo of Dozier torn said. "They hope it works. But if it doesn't, they can't stop killing the rabbits because of the damage they are doing MILAN, Italy (AP) - Red Brigades ter- Vietnam and won the Silver Star. to crops." rorists released a gift-wrapped communique, The communique attacked American "I don't think that's going to be a humane way to kill the branding kidnapped U.S. Brig. Gen. James L. "imperialism" and hailed the birth of a anti- Rabbits," said Jack Richins, a Monteview farmer and roundup Dozier a "hero of American massacres in nuclear missile movement in Europe. Italy participant. He said wild rabbits panic quickly and kill each Vietnam" and saying he would be inter- and other countries in Western Europe have other when herded into confined areas. rogated about the NATO forces under his seen large demonstrations in recent months command. by groups protesting American and Soviet However, the terrorists set no conditions missiles in Europe. Seven-year search successful for the release of the 50-year-old general, The communique came as police con- SCHWENKSVILLE, Pa. - After a search that began in who was kidnapped 11 days ago from his tinued their massive search for Dozier in 0974, covered thousands of miles and cost $25,000, Frank Verona apartment by four gunmen posing as northern Italy. Coodridge says he got want he wanted on Christmas Day. plumbers. Police reported Saturday that they had The 38-year-old security guard returned to his home in this Breaking an eight-day silence, the Red discovered "useful new elements" in the suburban Philadelphia community that day with his 14-year- Brigades communique, found here yester- search for the highest-ranking American old daughter Kelly Ann, whom he had tracked down in Denver day, announced plans for Dozier's "pro- Army officer at the North Atlantic Treaty Christmas Eve after a 7-year separation. letarian trial." Organization headquarters in Verona. But "I'll tell you one thing, it sure as hell was a merry It also included a black and white photo- they gave no details. Christmas," said Goodridge. He had found his daughter living graph showing the general in front of a A communique issued Dec. 19, two days as a runaway from juvenile authorities in a sleazy neighbor- banner bearing the five-pointed star symbol after the general was kidnapped, called Do- hood of the Colorado city. of the leftist ufban guerrilla gang. A small zier a "Yankee pig" and declared war on "Now I want to get her back in school, get her some dark mark, possibly a bruise, was visible NATO and the American military. clothes and get her life started over," Goodridge said Satur- under Dozier's left eye. A 188-page statement — called a day, adding that his daughter wasn't available to comment on Police said the photo appeared to be "Strategic Resolution" — was found in the the reunion because they were about to go on a shopping trip. authentic, but a spokesman at Dozier's communique package. After he and his former wife separated in New York, NATO command in Verona withheld com- AP0*010 toodridge said Kelly Ann's mother won custody of the ment. "I am waiting to see if it's a true RFK MARKER STOLEN — Benjamin Davis, historian of the Arlington National jyoungster and moved west with her. photograph," said Col. Luciano Dalcheggio. 15 elderly people Cemetery, right, and Raymond Costanzo, superintendent of the cemetery, look at "I lost touch, but every once in a while I'd hear about Dozier appeared to be holding a sign, the spot where the grave marker and wooden cross of Robert F. Kennedy once laid. •where they might be. I searched in Arizona, California, New which was printed in Italian and read in part, freeze to death Mexico and Florida," he said. "The crisis of capitalism breeds im- perialistic war. Only anti-imperialist civil war can bury war." BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) - Fifteen An unidentified man called the Italian elderly people froze to death in their homes Atlanta trial starts today — People news agency ANSA in Milan yesterday and on Christmas Day in the West Midlands re- said the photo and Red Bridgades document gion of Britain, police and ambulance ser- ATLANTA (AP) - Wayne vices said today. Publicity about the case rior Court Judge Clarence Co- were in a trash can in a downtown square. B. Williams goes on trial to- will make it difficult to seat oper delayed the trial to give NEW YORK (AP) - The brown package, gift-wrapped with a yel- "The number of deaths on Christmas day for the murder of two 12 impartial jurors, court of- himself time to review police Poland's Solidarity union low ribbon, also contained a hefty ideological morning was exceptional. They were living young blacks, the only ficials have said. and prosecution files on the leader Lech Walesa was statement. on their own in inadequately heated homes," charges filed in the investiga- Williams is accused of case. named yesterday as an ambulance service official explained. tion of 28 slayings which ter- The communique, stenciled on the front murder in the deaths of Jim- According to pretrial tes- Time Magazine's Man of " Like the rest of the country, the region rorized this city for two my Ray Payne, 21, and the Year for 1981. "The and back of three pages, did not make clear if timony, prosecutors will rely Dozier's "proletarian trial" had started. covering the industrial city of Birmingham years. Nathaniel Cater, 27, Nos. 26 courageous little electri- has been hit by three weeks of freezing heavily on similarities be- It listed figures on the numbers of men Prosecutors are seeking a and 28 on the list of young tween fibers and hairs found cian from Gdansk stood temperatures, snow and ice — the worst life sentence for Williams, a blacks whose deaths have out not only as the heart and weapons under the Verona NATO com- on the victims and samples mand — information police sources said was December weather in 30 years. 23-year-old black free-lance been investigated by a special and soul of Poland's bat- A 19-year-old was found dead from cold in taken from Williams' car, available to the public — and declared: "On cameraman and self-styled police task force. home and dog. tle with a corrupt Com- the street in Oldham near the midland city of talent promoter who main- munist regime, but as an the use and function of this apparatus, Dozier The force has been re- will have to answer to the proletarian in- Manchester on Christmas Day. tains he is innocent. duced from 110 officers to 45 Jurors will learn a lot international symbol of The coldest Christmas holiday tem- About 700 prospective the struggle for freedom ternational." since Williams was arrested about fiber analysis during The Red Brigades communique said of perature was recorded in the Scottish village jurors have been called to the June 21, a source who asked the trial. and dignity," Time said. of Crawfordjohn, 39 miles southwest of Edin- Dozier: "This pig, this killer is a hero of Fulton County courthouse for not to be named told the New State crime lab officials The designation goes Lech Walesa American massacres in Vietnam, where for burgh, where the mercury plummeted to 8 the start of Williams' trial, each year to the individ- York Times. said they were preparing his 'merits' he earned various decorations." degrees Fahrenheit on Dec. 24, 5 degrees on which is expected to last six Like other victims on the ual who, in the judgment Dec. 25 and 3 degrees Dec. 26. electron micrographs — vision's Archie Bunker Dozier fought in the armored cavalry in to 10 weeks. list, Payne and Cater were large photographs of objects of the magazine's edi- was patterned says he's tors, has had the most small in stature and had dif- as seen through electron mi- retiring his character for ficulty fending for them- croscopes — in case they are impart for good or ill on good the course of events in selves. Medical examiners needed by prosecutors. ruled that Cater was the previous 12 months. The reason: With Brit- Prosecution witnesses in- The cover story about ain's Conservative Party strangled and Payne proba- bly was asphyxiated. clude Larry Peterson, a state Walesa describes him as in power, he says, life is crime lab technician who "a different kind of beginning to immitate No new cases have been added to the victims' list analyzed fiber evidence for hero: a common man art. the state. "He just isn't funny since Cater's body was found who has taken his fling at The defense has hired its changing history not by any more — not with May 24 in the Chattahoochee I I* rime Minister River, and no arrests have own fiber expert, Charles V. leading governments, Morton, a scientist who heads winning great battles or Margaret) Thatcher in been since Williams was office," says author taken into custody. the criminalistics laboratory writing books, but by em- at the Institute of Forensic bodying the hopes, faith, Johnny Speight, 58. Williams was placed un- der surveillance May 22, Science in Oakland, Calif. De- courage, even the foibles, fense attorneys obtained a of the vast majority of his Speight brought Alf when he was spotted driving Uarnett — the vulgar, an- across a Chattahoochee court order allowing Morton countrymen." to examine the fiber "The national ideals gry working-class bloke River bridge after a police from London's East End stake-out officer heard a evidence. that Walesa represents — to British television in have their roots -in .more splash in the water below. He Assistant District At- the '60s with the Inde- was questioned and released. torney Gordon Miller said than 1,000 years of Polish pendent Television show history," the magazine Two days later, Cater's prospective jurors will have Till Death Do Us to convince the court they can said. Part." body was found downstream Time selected Walesa from the bridge, and Wil- suspend their opinions for the trial. prior to the imposition of "When Harold Wilson liams became the central military rule in Poland focus of the task force in- "The legal standard is, (Labor Party) was prime can you put your opinions last Dec. 13 to crush Soli- minister, I had Alf vestigation. darity and the Polish peo- aside and make your de- Garnett saying you Williams was indicted cisions on the evidence pres- ple's newly won free- wouldn't get real pros- July 17 on murder charges in doms. ented in court?" said Miller, perity in this country un- the deaths of Cater and who will assist District At- til there were 3.5 million APotiOtO Payne. Payne's body had torney Lewis Slaton in prose- unemployed and lines at MOST WATCHABLE — Man Watchers Inc., an or- Dreyfuss, actor James Garner, and singer Andy Gibb. been found in the Chat- cuting the case. LONDON (AP) -The every factory gate," ganization formed In 1976, has released its "Ten Most Bottom row, from left, are: TV sportsfester Frank tahoochee April 27, just 500 If jurors were required to creator of the big- Speight was quoted in Watchable Men" list for the second straight year. The Glfford, actor Gregory Harrison, actor Paul Newman, yards from where Cater's have no opinion at all, "there mouthed British bigot af- London's Sunday Mirror list, based on a Man Watchers' questionnaire, includes former heavyweight boxing champ Ken Norton and body was found. would be certain cases that ter whom American tele- as saying top row, from left: USC running back Marcus Allen, actor Tom Selleck. Williams was scheduled to never could be brought to Stuart Damon of "General Hospital," actor Richard be tried in October, but Supe- trial," he said. The weather SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1981 The Daily Register 3 Heavy snow 9mm bullets were used hits Rockies in state trooper slaying and Midwest NEWARK (AP) - State Police Monday with the occupants of a car area unprotected by the vest. Trooper Philip Lamonaco was slain by apparently stopped by the trooper on During a news conference, State Po- A Rocky Mountain blizzard with hurricane-force lethal 9mm bullets — small, sharp- Interstate 80 in Warren County. The 32- lice Commander Col. Clinton Pagano winds and zero visibility sent avalanche warnings up nosed projectiles that have more power year-old, highly decorated officer, who said the fatal shot was fired at across Colorado yesterday while another storm dumped and potential for penetration than the was named Trooper of the Year in 1979, Lamonaco while the officer was lying on 14 inches of snow in Michigan. . the ground. miiim •••••» === 38-caliber rounds used by most New was buried Thursday. The 11-year veter- And in the Northwest, a snowstorm that snarled Jersey police departments, officials an of the force was the first trooper to Washington highways with up to three inches of heavy, The 9mm bullets have shown up in say. die in the line of duty since 1974. recent incidents of urban terrorism, au- wet snow was blamed for one traffic death. Thousands of Police say the 9mm automatic weap- The bulletproof vest worn by power outages were reported early Sunday, and the Southern New Jersey thorities say. And, the powerful fire- ons have the potential for firing up to 18 Lamonaco stopped three of the bullets, arms have been turning up in connection eastbound lanes of Interstate 90, the state's main east- Variable cloudiness today. Highs in low and mid 40s. rounds of ammunition at a clip, while according to an official of the company west artery were closed twice Saturday at the 3,010-foot with the activities of high-level Mostly cloudy tonight and chance of light rain or drizzle the .38 caliber revolvers normally bold that manufactures the vest. p narcotics dealers. Snoqualmie pass, the State Patrol said. again. Lows in 30s. Partly cloudy tomorrow. Highs in mid only six rounds. Walter Bistrong, secretary of the A plane trying to land during the blizzard crashed one 30s to low 40s. "It's not even close. They're way Point Blank Body Armor Co. of Most police agencies in New Jersey mile east of Yampa Valley Airport near Hayden, Colo., Precipitation probability 20 percent tonight and 30 ahead of us in those situations," said Baldwin, L.I., said State PoUce officials are reluctant to use more powerful killing all three aboard. percent again tonight. Winds becoming variable 10 miles Plainfield police Sgt. Guy Martina. had told him the vest had not been weapons themselves, for fear of en- Some mountain spots in Colorado reported 20 inches per hour or less Monday. "Right away, you're at a disadvan- penetrated. dangering innocent lives and property. of snow overnight and 48-hour accumulations of well over New Jersey shore tage," explained State Police Sgt. Sgt. Thomas Gallagher, a State Po- And many frown on the use of automatic 2 feet. The storm came less than a week after a series of Ronald Hillman, a ballistics expert. lice spokesman, said the vest worn by weapons because, they say, they run the storms that left as much as 4 feet of snow In the Variable cloudiness today. Highs 40 to 45. Mostly "You're outgunned 18 rounds to six, and the slain trooper was being studied at risk of jamming in critical situations. mountains over two weeks. cloudy and chance of light rain or drizzle again tonight. many detectives carry only five-shot the department's laboratory in Little Meanwhile, clues and suspects were Lows in mid to upper 30s. Partly cloudy tomorrow. Highs revolvers." Falls. being sought by about 100 troopers, op- in low 40s. Precipitation probability 20 percent today and Most weapons encountered by police Gallagher said the vest did its job, erating from a temporary command 30 percent again tonight. Winds variable 10 miles per on the streets are standards — .22- but two of the bullets "circumvented post at the American Legion post in hour or less tonight. Ocean water temperature is around caliber revolvers, shotguns and Satur- the vest itself." Knowlton Township. 40 degrees. day Night Specials. These were the The fatal 9mm bullet, one of eight Police conceded over the weekend weapons that bulletproof vests were police said had been fired at the officer that the killers may have left the Extended forecast most commonly designed to stop. front an automatic pistol, apparently western New Jersey area where Lamonaco died in a Shootout last entered his body near the left armpit, an Lamonaco was killed. Wednesday through Friday Eastern Pennsylvania Partly cloudy Wednesday. Lows in teens and low 20s. Highs in 30s. Chance for snow late Wednesday night and New Milford Thursday. Lows in 20s and highs in 30s. Fair and colder Ten die in holiday Friday. Lows upper teens and low 20s. Highs upper 20s to officer shot mid 30s. NEW MILFQRD (AP) Southern New Jersey — An on-duty police of- Fair Wednesday. Chance of rain or snow Thursday. accidents in Jersey ficer was shot in the ab- Fair Friday. Lows Wednesday in mid 20s. Lows Thursday domen early yesterday in low 30s. And lows Friday around 30. Highs in the upper By The Associated Press police said. Wemett, from Colts Neck, died morning while chasing a 30s to low 40s. HE'S HAPPY — Youngster enjoys the snow, but when his car ran off the road at the intersec- suspicious person, and things in the West and Midwest were't enjoyable tion of Hyers Mill Road and Prothero Road. was in stable condition at The weather elsewhere Ten people have been reported killed in He was pronounced dead at River View Hos- Pascack Valley Hospital, over the weekend as heavy snows hit Rockies and traffic accidents on New Jersey highways SUM lav Las Vegas 57 34 clr pital. jpolice said. the Michigan areas and headed east. Temperatures indicate high and Little Rock 49 30 cdv since the Christmas holiday began on Thurs- low for day to 7 p. rrI.EST. Los Angeles 67 53 clr day. Three passengers were taken to the same Officer Ronald Boc- The U.S. Forest Service Avalanche Warning Center in HI Le Prc Louisville 43 35 .12 cdv cher, 28, underwent Albany 21 it .17 cdv Memphis 52 35 .22 cdv A Point Pleasant man died Sunday after- hospital: Wemett s sister, Kristine, 16; Fort Collins, Colo., said the heavy snowfall and winds up Albuque M 1 40 clr Miami 78 73 cdv surgery yesterday after- Amarlllo u 22 cdv Milwaukee 29 20 cdy noon in Brick Township when his car was David Novak, 18, of Colts Neck; and Scott to 80 mph were causing a "high to extreme avalanche ' Anchorage 111—04 clr MplsSt P 25 19 .04 cdv noon and was resting in 40 struck by a truck that had crossed the center Kayser, 18, of Matawan. hazard." Ashevllle 34 cdv Nashville 52 OS cdv the intensive care unit of Atlanta 51 39 .02 rn New Orleans 67 40 cdv line, police said. "This is a dangerous avalanche situation along with Atlantc Civ 41 34 i" cdv New York 40 35 33 cdv In Elizabeth, police said Paul Antone the Westwood hospital, Baltimore 4] 37 08 cdv Norfolk 46 It .07 cdv . The driver of the truck that killed Gary the possibility of avalanches hitting highways along Blrmlnghm 61 42 cdv OMaCllv 61 24 cdv Blanc, 52, of that city died Saturday while said Police Officer John Bismarck li 08 sn Omaha 28 21 .06 cdv Maumeister, 25, fled the scene of the Burnt mountain passes," the agency said. "Some roads may be 65 walking across Route 1 near his Anna Street Cole. Boise 1] 19 .01 sn Orlando 78 145 cdv Tavern Road accident, police said. blocked by slides." Boston 39 34 .21 cdv Phlladphia 41 37 06 cdv home. The accident occurred just before 5 "They say, unless he Brownsvlle 48 cdv Phoenix U <0 clr But Brick Township Patrolman Thomas "It's miserable up here," said Colorado State Patrol Buffalo 3fa1 25 .30 sn Pittsburgh 3t 18 OS sn p.m., and Blanc was pronounced dead at gets an infection, that he Charlstn SC M 44 .21 rn Ptland. Me • -J9 25 .12 sn Rygiel said early today that a suspect had dispatcher Mary Upton in Idaho Springs. "We've got 36 Elizabeth General Hospital, police said. should be all right," said Charlstn WV 51 3) .01 rn Ptland, Ore 42 .07 rn been taken into custody shortly after the high winds and ground blizzards along with the falling Cheyenne r sn ending 7 p.m. EST Sunday Baumeister's car, was said to be in critical the central part of the state. Jacksnvlle n', 50 cdv Otlk—Sky conditions outlook loi police said. a bulletproof vest at the Juneau 21 23 clr Monday. AP NR 1227 2058EST condition in Point Pleasant's intensive care time, but the bullet At Hayden, Colo., two men and a woman were killed Kant City 31 1) cdv in the crash of the twin-engine Beechcraft, which was unit. "It was a hit and run," said police Ser- struck him below the found in a wheat field Sunday morning after volunteers TOMORROW'S SANDY HOOK TIDES An accident at 11:30 p.m. Saturday took geant Carl Tomasello. "They're still looking edge of the vest, he said. failed to spot the wreckage Saturday night, Routt County High: 9:30 a.m. and 9:59 p.m. the life of Scott A. Wemett, 21, of Colts Neck, for leads." Sheriff Nick DeLuca said Sunday. Low: 3:21 a.m and 6 01p.m. Head of state ACLU resigning NEWARK (AP) - The man credited stands at 8,000 to 10,000, according to Adding to the losses caused by the December rainfall boosts water with bringing financial hi 1th back to Emil Oxfeld, the Newark labor lawyer Skokie controversy were cutbacks in the the New Jersey branch of the American who is founder and president of the state federal Comprehensive Employment Civil Liberties Union has resigned. ACLU. and Training Act, which had provided Lauren "Larry" Selden, the ex- For Selden, the New Jersey position the New Jersey ACLU with between supply in New Jersey reservoirs ecutive director of the branch, said, "It was an echo of 1972, when he was named $185,000 and $200,000 a year. was just time to move on." head of the nearly bankrupt Washington The combined effect was to bring the By The Associated Press May, much of the danger of running out should be about 78 percent, but there is a Selden, who is scheduled to leave the State ACLU. organization to the verge of bankruptcy of water had passed. healthy sign in that the reservoirs are $26,5O0-a-year post at the end of Febru- "I think the main accomplishment The state ACLU was forced to move to Above-average December rainfall "Conservation was the key then," actually rising at this time of the year, ary, took over the position in June I960. here is that we were literally bankrupt, smaller offices, and its administrative has brought the levels of New Jersey's recalled Jim Staples, spokesman for the which, while normal, hasn't been the He brought membership and con- and now we're in good shape," he said. and full-time legal staff was cut from 39 reservoirs up to more than half full, and state drought coordination team. "Con- case for a couple of years.'' tributions back to the levels that existed "We like Larry and we're sorry that to nine. levels will rise further when snows melt servation should continue now on a vol- Individual water company capacities before the so-called Skokie controversy he's going," said Oxfeld. "I think the The organization had to become next spring, state officials say. untary basis. Conservation should be- were: Newark Water Department, 46.9 eroded the ACLU's strength. big reason is we require the director to more selective in choosing its legal bat- The average level of the state's res- come a way of life with regard to our percent; North Jersey District Water The ACLU had been hurt by internal reside in New Jersey, and Larry had tles, getting involved only in those it ervoirs currently is about 52.7 percent water supplies." Supply Commission, 47.6 percent; debate and loss of membership after its difficulty in relocating the family from believed might lead to major court de- and rising. Much of the state was hit by four Hackensack Water Co., 54.6 percent, defense in 1977 of the right of Nazis to Virginia." cisions. A total of 4.5 inches of precipitation major rainstorms during December, and Jersey City Water Department, 70 demonstrate in Skokie, 111., a heavily Selden's first task in his 18 months in percent. Jewish suburb of Chicago. office was to carry out a tough policy of The New Jersey ACLU is conducting — .7 of an inch above normal — has snow fell, and a hard snow pack has a national search for a successor and fallen on the state so far this month, formed over the watersheds in the Meanwhile, the first project funded In New Jersey, the Skokie con- retrenchment in what was previously by the $450 million bond issue approved troversy eroded membership from one of the busiest and most aggressive expects to hire someone before Selden weather officials say. Last year, less northern and western parts of the state. leaves. than a half-inch of rain fell, and water "The benefits of the snow won't be by voters last month is to be im- about 8,000 to 5,300. Membership now state branches in the country. supplies fell to a five-day level during felt until the spring thaws, but now it plemented next month. First to be January before heavy February rains helps retain the rain and permit runoffs funded will be a program to rehabilitate averted a disaster. ot major rivers and streams in wa- older water supply systems to halt With water use restrictions and ra- tershed areas," Staples said. "Last leakage, which runs up to 40 percent of Commuters hit rail treatment daily consumption, according to tioning in effect last year, the state year, we had no snow pack at all. wrong. began showing signs of recovery, and by "The normal combined capacity Staples NEWARK (AP) - Rail passengers are treated like "bales of hay" on commuter trains, and service needs to be "There is a failure to keep the passenger reasonably improved, says a leader of a commuter group. informed. We're treated like bales of hay," said the Bell Commuters on the former Erie-Lackawanna Railroad, System engineer who commutes to New York from Millburn. now run by NJ Transit, are disturbed by a lack of information "It is impossible for NJ Transit to adequately oversee the Police probe Christinas Eve fire from train crews and inaccurate, scanty and sometimes contract operator, Conrail, without having a physical pres- nonexistent remote public address systems, said Sidney ence in Hoboken where the dispatching takes place," he said. PASSAIC (AP) - A team of arson investigators will bedclothes and was pinned under a collapsed roof, was found Palius, chairman of the Lackawanna Coalition. "The state can't manage the system from behind a desk in examine the car belonging to a Paterson man arrested in across the hallway. Commuter leaders say they have seen a deterioration in Newark." connection with a fatal Christmas Eve fire here. Several hours later, a second suspicious fire killed two comfort, cleanliness and on-time performance. They blame The trains are increasingly late, and the number of Jose Rodriguez, 45, is scheduled to be arraigned today on women and three children in a two-story Newark tenement. the problems on old cars and an antiquated power system passengers is dropping. On-time performance on the main charges of threatening to set fire to the home of his former The dead were identified as Geraldine Daisy Simmons, 47; inaugurated by Thomas A. Edison 51 years ago. Hoboken-to-Dover commuter line fell to 64 percent last month girlfriend, the mother of one of three boys killed in the blaze. her daughter, Cola Moore Simmons, 22; and her grandson, Palius said commuters are also upset with a lack of - far lower than the usual 88 to 93 percent figures compiled on He is being held in lieu of $75,000 bail. Paul, 2. Two other family members, David Simmons, 1, and communication from Conrail and NJ Transit when things go the line until recently. Rodriguez was not charged, however, with actually setting Loretta Simmons, 2, also died in the fire. On-time performance for the line's Gladstone branch was the fire. An arson investigation into that blaze continued, said 70 percent, NJ Transit figures show. Another fire in Newark the same day killed five other Newark Fire Chief Stanley Kossup. The low performance in November was caused partly by a people. An investigation of that fire is continuing, officials The building's owner, whom Kossup would not identify, series of unusual mishaps, but also by problems which may said. would be prosecuted for failing to equip the building with Caribbean cruise get worse in the next year as federal funding drops. The smoke alarms, Kossup said. performance average on the main line in October was 82 The Passaic fire started so quickly, the tenants had little percent. chance to escape, said Fire Chief Kenneth Peterson. delayed by blaze The Lackawanna Coalition is a 3-year-old group of com- "A thousand firefighters wouldn't have stood a chance muters and local officials representing many of the more than against that blaze," Peterson added. New Jersey woman MIAMI (AP) — A hot boiler-room fire aboard the world's 25 towns along the 67-mile line, which serves Morris, Essex, Investigators said they thought the fire was deliberately largest passenger ship drove approximately 200 passengers Union and Somerset counties. set because they found evidence of a flammable substance on | • 11 ashore yesterday and darkened the sky over the port of Miami The line, with its branches to Gladstone and Montclair, the front stairs of the three-story building, which housed five K 1 I I P ff Oil tllfifllWclV with roiling, black smoke. carries about 14,285 daily commuters. families and a grocery store. M.***V/X* V*» *» *0" " ** J No injuries were reported in the noontime fire aboard the After questioning friends and neighbors of the tenants, GREENWICH, Conn. (AP) — A New Jersey woman S.S. Norway. police said they were told that Rodriguez had argued last became Connecticut's fifth highway fatality over the ex- But officials of Norwegian Caribbean Lines told the evac- month with his former girlfriend, Ann Irazarry, and had tended holiday weekend yesterday when she was struck by uated passengers and other passengers arriving for a luxury two cars on Interstate 95. New Year's cruise that the cruise would be delayed. zeroin threatened to burn down her home. ON THE CENTRAL Sgt. Michael Gergats, who is heading the police investiga- Linda Oliveira, 24, of McGuire Air Force Base, died The Norway had been scheduled to leave at 5 p.m. yesterday with 1,950 passengers aboard for seven nights at sea JERSEY BANK & TRUST tion, said investigators would search Rodriguez's car to yesterday afternoon at Greenwich hospital, police said. COMPANY FOR ALL and stops at St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands and at one of the search for evidence of the same flammable substance used to According to police, Mrs. Oliveira asked her husband, YOUR FINANCIAL ignite the fire. Gay, to stop their car in the highway's left lane as the couple outer islands in the Bahamas. AFFARS Smoke detectors were credited with saving lives in the was returning to New Jersey from a family holiday celebra- The company said it hoped to have the ship in shape for fire, which began about 2 a.m. Thursday, said Martin Kayne, tion in Massachusetts. departure this morning and arranged hundreds of rooms at MEMBER fDCC chief assistant Passaic County prosecutor. Mrs. Oliveira got out of the car, crossed the guardrail into area hotels to accommodate passengers overnight. The three dead children, Camilo Ruiz, Jr., 12,; his brother, the eastbound lane, where she was struck by two cars, police "I can't believe this. I'm just heartsick," said Marlene CENTRALJERSEY BANK Carlos, 6, and Roberto Arce, 9, were found in top floor >aid. She died at the hospital about two hours after the 2:15 Brown, a Neptune, N.J., insurance agent. "If it was going to apartments. The Ruiz boys were found in the bedroom they p.m. accident. get stranded, why couldn't it get stranded in the water by St. 30CONVENCNT CKFCES • MDOLESEX • UONMOUTH • OCEAN t UNCN shared. Arce, who apparently became tangled in his Police said a light rain was falling at the time. Thomas instead of here?" I 4 The Dtatty Register SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY. DECEMBER 28,1981 i< I ii 11 MiMiltl <•<•> mi Ill lliMKil I mitliilin After 3 months, O'Connor Obituaries Bertha E. Curley; '"•'"Illlll .Ill IIIIIIMMI H IIIIUII IIIIIIHIIIIII police chiefs widow leans neither lei t nor right LONG BRANCH - Bertha mouth. WASHINGTON (AP) - As the Sen- from bearing virtually all lawsuits seek- what restricted limits. Noted songwriter E. Gurley, the widow of Her husband, Robert C. , ate, considered Sandra Day O'Connor's ing money damages because of alleged- "I do well understand the difference former city Police Chief Rob- Gurley, formerly police chief nomination to the Supreme Court, Sen. ly discriminatory property tax between legislating and judging ... As a ert C. Gurley, died yesterday here, died in 1969. Joseph Biden told his colleagues that judge, it is not my function to develop Hoagy Carmichael at Riverview Hospital, Red She is survived by two "all bets are off" once a justice takes —Joined overwhelming majorities — social policy by means of making the Bank. daughters, Mrs. Jean the oath of office. made up of both liberals and con- taw," she told the Senate Judiciary RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif She was born in Fair Wilhide, of West Long Branch The Delaware Democrat was right servatives - in several decisions since Committee last Sept. 9. (AP) - Songwriter Hoagy Haven and lived here for and Mrs. Carolyn Sabol, of on target in his reminder last Septem- the court term opened on Oct. 5. Less than six weeks after her swear- Carmichael, famous for such most of her Ufe. Leesburg, Va.; three ber that no one in the Senate can predict For example, Mrs. O'Connor was ing-in, Mrs. O'Connor and Chid Justice relaxed tunes as "Stardust," Mrs. Gurley retired in 1970 brothers, Alfred Trafford, how a new member of the nation's among the 8-1 majority in votes that Warren E. Burger joined Justice Wil- "Lazy River" and "Georgia as a supervisor of civilian here, John Stiles, of Mid- highest court will vote once be or she state colleges must allow student liam H. Rehnquist in accusing the court on My Mind," died yesterday payroll at Fort Monmouth. dletown and Kenneth Stiles, "dons that robe and walks into that groups to conduct religious worship and of taking too much liberty with the of a heart ailment. He was 82. She was a member of the of Wrightstown; five grand- sanctum across the way." study sessions In campus facilities; that words of (he Constitution. The millionaire singer, ac- Women's Club, here, and children and four great- After three months on the court, the city of Berkeley, Calif., cannot im- Rehnquist, in objecting to the court's tor and Academy Award-win- Auxiliary No. 1 at Monmouth grandchildren. Mrs. O'Connor shows no signs of align- pose a $250 limit on each contribution to decision not to near a criminal cast, ning songwriter had been Medical Center. Mrs. Gurley The Woolley Funeral ing herself with either its liberal or support or oppose ballot measures; and wrote that the Supreme Court bat grad- rushed yesterday morning to was also a member of the Home, here, is in charge of conservative bloc. that county-employed public defenders ually been reducing the Constitution to Eisenhower Memorial Cen- Officers Club at Fort Mon- arrangements. She told the Senate last summer that cannot be sued by their indigent clients "aphorisms, whose resemblance toth e ter, where he died soon after her job would be "one of interpreting under federal civil rights law. actual text of the Constitution grows in the emergency room, said and applying the law, not making it." She dissented, along with Stevens increasingly remote as they are used as hospital spokeswoman Helen Robert K. Berry That philosophy has led the high and Brennan, from a decision making it substitutes for the text itself." Eckert. PERRINEVILLE - Rob- chairman of the fund raisiing court's first woman member on occa- easier for young criminals sentenced In her three months on the high "He died at 10:22 a.m. He ert Kenaga Berry, 54, of Hill committee. sion to side with the court's liberals, its under the federal Youth Corrections Act court, Mrs. O'Connor has given few per- had a cardiac problem," Mrs. bery Farm died yesterday in A graduate of Miami Uni- conservatives and sometimes mixtures to lose their special privilege!. . sonal glimpses of her new job — or how Eckert said. Freehold Area Hospital. versity, Oxford, Ohio, he of both. On Dec. 14, Mrs. O'Connor said the she views her eight brethren. "Stardust," his first ma- Born in Elizabeth, he had served in the U.S. Merchant Since she was sworn in Sept. 25, Mrs. court should decide whether to create a She did not respond to requests for an interview. jor hit, was a lengthy, roman- lived in Westfield before Marines in World War U. O'Connor: new branch of "federal common law" tic song that in one respect moving to the Freehold area —Joined three of the court's more to allow Vietnam veterans to sue the Visitors to the Supreme Court almost He is survived by his wife, manufacturers of the defoliant Agent never see Mrs. O'Connor — or any of the violated the rules of popular 18 years ago. Jean Russell Berry; four conservative members in dissenting songwriting at the time — it Hoagy Carmichael He had been a financial from part of a decision allowing most Orange. Only Justice Harry A. Black- other justices - In the public areas of daughters, Letty Berry confidential secretaries and other work- mun voted with her. the building, nor are there any pictures ran 64 bars when most pub- meant, but it just seemed like consultant before forming Thomas, Manahawkin, Holly lishers insisted 32 was the Hosco, a hospital house- ers with access to an employer's con- In fact, the 51-year-old jurist from of her on the court waUs. a nice title," he said later. Berry Cooper, Brockton, fidential information to join labor un- Arizona shows no signs of holding strong Justice Potter Stewart Is still fea- limit. keeping company in Free- Mass., Kathleen K. Berry and His succeeding hits gener- Redman recorded it in Oc- hold. He also was vice presi- ions. ideological positions that will lead her to tured in the photographs on the court ally had less of a dream-like tober 1928 at a fairly fast dent of Crothall Hospital Ser- Judy G. Berry, both at borne; —Joined Justice John Paul Stevens a particular outcome on a case. walls and in the photographs for sale at quality, and usually were tempo. It didn't become pop- vices Inc. of Newark, Del. his mother Grace Kenaga and liberal Justices Thurgood Marshall She shares with a majority of her the court's souvenir stand. Mrs. either bittersweet or down- ular until Isham Jones' New Mr. Berry was a member Berry of Whiting; a sister, and William J. Brennan In dissenting Supreme Court colleagues the convic- O'Connor took over Stewart's high court home, folksy compositions York dance orchestra re- of the board of directors and Joyce B. Gllmm of Bend, from a decision barring federal courts tion that judges operate within some- seat following his retirement last July. that evoked more of the Deep corded it featuring Victor assistant treasurer of Free- Ore., and three grand- South than Carmichael's Young's violin Mitchell Par- hold Area Hospital and a children. 9 native Indiana. ish added lyrics. Louis member of the United Pres- The Higgins Memorial Many — such as Armstrong and Bing Crosby byterian Church of Per- Home of Freehold is in 'Timeshare vacations popular "Lazybones," "Small Fry," recorded it, and the song was rinevllle, serving as elder and charge of arrangements. Don't let yourself be pressured by a seller who tellsyo u on its way. By LOUISE COOK "Rockin' Chair" and "In the Associated Press Writer that you'll miss an opportunity of a lifetime if you don't sign Cool, Cool, Cool of the Eve- Armstrong and right away. Review all documents yourself or have a lawyer ning," a 1951 Academy award Carmichael teamed up on John McConagle A growing number of Americans are cutting vacation do it for you. . winner — reflected a gentle "Rocking Chair" in 1(29, one costs by signing up for "Umeshare" plans giving them the — Make sure oral promises are Included In the written wry ness that was KEANSBURG - John Sarah Inglis McGonagle; four of the first hits by an inter- McGonagle, 68, of Myrtle Av- sons, William McGonagle of use of a holiday home for a limited period each year. contract. If the seller tells you something that contradicts the Carmichael's trademark racial vocal team. The Federal Trade Commission says Umeshare sales have contract, be careful; the contract Is what counts. throughout Ufe. enue died yesterday at Riv- Connecticut, John "Lazy River" came from erview Hospital, Red Bank. McGonagle of Long Island, N. doubled every year since 197S, topping $1 billion in 1980. But — Remember that exchange programs, which offer He primarily was a com- the FTC warns consumers to "consider the risks as well as "swaps" with other resorts in different places, usually poser, with lyrics to his tunes a melody written by Sidney Mr. McGonagle was born Y., Richard McGonalge of Arodin, a young New Orleans in Brooklyn and lived there the benefits before signing a contract or check." cannot be guaranteed, according to the FTC. There also may supplied by such giants in the New Jersey and ' Charles be limits on the exchange opportunities or a provision requir- clarinetist, for which until moving here five years There are two basic types of timeshares: deeded and non- field as Mitchell Parish McGonagle of Tennessee; deeded. ing you to request the use of the "swap" facility far in (Stardust), Johnny Mercer Carmichael wrote a verse ago. Before his retirement in two daughters, Mrs. With a deeded plan, you buy an ownership interest in a advance. (Lazybones), and Frank and lyric. Chatherine Greer of Florida piece of real estate. You actually own part of the bouse or — Look into the record of the seller, developer aad Loesser (Small Fry.) 197S, he was employed for 23 "Georgia" was in- years as a maintenance man and Mrs. Elizabeth Kubiak of apartment building. management company. Visit the property before buying and, Born in Bloomington, Ind., troduced to entice his pub- by the New York City Police East Keansburg; 20 grand- With a non-deeded plan, you buy a lease, license or club If possible, talk to other buyers. Ask local real estate agents on Nov. 8, 18M, Hoagland lisher to pay Carmichael $35 Department. children, and one great- membership allowing you to use the property for a specific and the Better Business Bureau for information on the Howard Carmichael was in- weekly against royalties for He was a member of Local grandchild. amount of time every year for a stated number of yean. companies involved. terested in music as a youth "Stardust." 237 of the International The Laurel Funeral In both cases, the cost depends on the length of time you — If you're buying a Umeshare on a property which is still but initially turned to law, Although he introduced Brotherhood of Teamsters. Home, West Keansburg, is in want to spend on the property; the longer your holiday, the under development, get a written commitment from the seller hoping to find job security. dozens of other songs, none Surviving are his wife, charge of arrangements. more you'll pay. that the facilities will be completed as promised. You might He opened an office in West had the impact of toe original The FTC says would-be buyers should follow 10 basic want to ask that some of your money be held in escrow unUl Palm Beach, Fla. four blockbusters. Yet it rules: the work is done. wasn't until 19S1 that be Bertha C. McNeil But he had left a song, — Weigh the value of "gifts" or "prixes" used to promote — Find out what your rights are if the builder or man- landed an Academy Award — agement company has financial problems. See if your con- "Washboard Blues," with a LITTLE SILVER - municant of St. James Ro- Umeshare sales. "Common promotional giveaways Include for "In the Cool, Cool, Cool gems with little or no value as jewels, 'solid gold' ingots with tract includes clauses concerning "non-disturbance" and publisher, Irving Mills in Bertha C. McNeil, 85, of man Catholic Church of Red of the Evening" in the film White Road, died yesterday Bank. minimal gold content ... or 'vacation awards' that do not "non-performance" to protect you from claims against the New York. One day in 1927, in "Here Comes the Groom." at Riverview Hospital, Red cover major costs such as travel and food," the FTC says. builder or manager and to guarantee your rights even if a a record shop near his law Johnny Mercer wrote the lyr- Surviving are a daughter, Bank. Mrs. Eileen Lnumayer, and ' — Consider whether you actually will be able to use a third party, like a bank, buys out your contract. office, he beard "Washboard ics. Umeshare faciUty regularly. Are your vacation plans subject Born in Marlboro, Mrs. a son, John F. McNeil ST., Blues" played by Red Nichols He made sporadic ap- McNeil had lived here most to last-minute schedule changes? Are you willing to go back to and His Five Pennies. pearances in television dra- of her Ufe. both here; two sisters, Mrs. the same place every year? Ii you are looking at a Umeshare "That did the trick," mas and specials. He ap- Her husband, John F. Gerturde Horwath of Eaton- plan with units in several places, make sure the club has The Daily Register Carmichael later recalled. peared in the 1M4 film "To McNeil, died in 1940. town and Mrs. Mary McGiniy enough units at the locations you prefer so you can vacation (USPS-145-440) "Red's record was all the Have and Have Not," which She was employed as a of Covina, Calif , six grand- there when you want to. Incentive I needed to go north starred Humphrey Bogart, seamstress for many years children and three great- — Evaluate Investment claims made by the seller. Try to The Sunday Register again " and in the 19S2 "Las Vegas by K. Dunhill, here. grandchildren. make a realistic assessment of the future value of the (USPMJM70) One night he was having Story," among others. Mrs. McNeil was a mem- The John E. Day Funeral Umeshare. "Resale ... may be difficult," the FTC says. You Publltned bv Tfie Red •ank Red tier dinner with Don Redman, He was married in 1836 In ber of the 42nd (Rainbow) Home, Red Bank, is in charge may face compeUUon from the same compaqy that sold you EtUtriletwd In ttl* kv Ma H. CM* He Hmn Clav M«ln Office musical director of McKin- 1966 his wife, Ruth, obtained Division Auxiliary and a com- of arrangements. the Umeshare in the first place. And even if a unit does O» RMMer Waia. Snrawetury. M.J. »77t1 a divorce, testifying her hus- increase in value, your share of the profit is limited by the ney's Cotton Pickers, when BrMCIl Offlcat he was asked about his ac- band had been "cold and in- length of your Umeshare. •71 Rl H. MMdMown. M.J. trim Mrs. James Jennings Sr. Courtnauta. Fromon. N.J. trm tivities. He pulled out a new different" to her for three — Look at the total cost, including finance charges, annual V* klMen, Long trench. N.J. 07740 instrumental work with no years. They had two sons, fees and travel expenses. Find out whether there are limits on SUM Haute. Trenton, N.J. (MB OCEANPORT - Mrs. a son, James G. Jennings Jr.; words, only the title, Hoagy Bix and Randy — the annual Increases In maintenance fees, and compare the cost Membori of the Alloclotad Pretl The Auacleted Pmi !• e Pauline Julia Jennings of this a daughter. Miss Diane lrtotteu«eolelimelocelnewnrlnmnn«eiil«l«e»li oo—Papon AP — "Stardust." latter a talented piano of your Umeshare on a weekly basis with the going rates for WSMMS, player. place died yesterday at Riv- Pauline, Jennings, all at similar accommodations In the same area. "I wasn't sure what it home; a brother, Edward Member of Hie Amecken MUflimur fytllelufi *lmHetm. me Anew erview Hospital, Red Bank. Bureau X Circulation, the Hew Jenav Preii AwetlMtan. Born in Red Bank, she had Shkoda, Middletown; two sis- ters, Mrs. Theresa Borak, J. L. Sanders, antiques dealer Second Clau poitaoo MM at Red San*. N J. 07701 and at MkMMewn. M.J. George A. Donaldson lived in River Plaza before 07740. PuMhMd Sunday though Fr May. Mall tvMcrlMMM tmbk M advance moving here nine years ago. South River, and Mrs. FAIR HAVEN - J. Law- opening his own anUques MIDDLETOWN - George Red Bank. Mildred Gaul. Red Bank; Term Only She was a communicant of rence Sanders, S3, a Red business, The Treasure Only A. Donaldson, 7V, died yester- Surviving are his wife, St. Dorothea's Roman Catho- Bank antiques dealer, died Chest, on Bridge Avenue in One Year us 0000 day at Riverview Hospital, Mrs. Helen Donaldson; three lic Church. Eatontown. The Damiano Funeral Friday at his Jackson Street Red Bank. Red Bank. £Bff2n&ff2 <*"" - • sisters, Mrs. Edna Austin of Surviving are her hus- Home of Long Branch is in home here. He is survived by his wife, 51 nofocooy at Counter -Dally Ucentt; Sunday a) centi Born in Jersey City, Mr. Red Bank, Mrs. Gertrude band, James G. Jennings Sr.: charge of arrangements. A native of Sea Bright, the former Ebba L. Donaldson lived in Cranford Kammerer of North Plain- Mr. Sanders had been em- Soderholm and Union before moving to field and Mrs. Margaret ployed by the former Storck's The Adams Memorial Middletown 14 years ago. McMeekan of Westhampton Music Store and Dorn's Photo Home, Red Bank, is in charge Professional Chiropractic He retired 15 years ago as Anna V. Schaefer Shop, both Red Bank, before of arrangements. an office supervisor for Unit- Beach, N. Y., and a brother, ed Wineries of Port Newark Edward Donaldson of Browns ASBURY PARK - Anna Charles V. Schaefer, died in Services after 20 years employment. Mills. V. Schaefer of 81 First Ave- 1971. Mrs. Anna Rifkin nue died Wednesday at Free- Surviving are a daughter, Mr. Donaldson was a com- The John E. Day Funeral FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Surviving are her husband Home, Red Bank, is in charge hold Area Hospital, Freehold Mrs. Evelyn Born of Free- are cowered by: municant of St. Anthony's Township. - Mrs. Anna Rifkin, 86, Yel- of II years, Albert Rifkin; a Roman Catholic Church of of arrangements. hold, four grandchildren and Mrs. Schaefer was bom in six great-grandchildren. lowbrook Road, died Satur- son, Michael; and two daugh- Medicare • Medicaid Jersey City. She Uved there The Freeman Funeral day at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. ters, Sandra and Carol Mrs. Lauretta Young before moving here five Home, Freehold, is in charge Rifkin, all at home. Authorized Workmans Compensation years ago. Her husband, of arrangements. Born in Russia, she for- CLIFFWOOD - Mrs. Born in Jersey City, she merly resided in New York The Freeman Funeral Most Major Medical Policys Lauretta Young, 86, of West had lived there until moving City before moving here 57 Home of Freehold Is in Blue Cross/Blue Shield- Prospect Ave. died Saturday here several years ago. She years ago. charge of arrangements. at the Arnold-Walter Nursing was the wife of the late John Maior Medical Ins. Home, Holmdel Young who died in 1946. MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER Surviving is a sister, Miss Most Union and Employee's Policies Ethel Gooley of Holmdel. YOUR NEW YEAR'S HEADQUARTERS Auto Accident Ins. (No Fault) 202 Death Notlct The Day Funeral Home of NEW WINTER HOURS OPEN DAILY: 8-5:30p. p.mm . • MON-SAT. Keyport is in charge of ar- MON.—FRI. 8 A.M.-8 P.M. FRIDAY'S 'HI 8 G.H.I. ANDERSON — John C, 10. on rangements. A Public Information Message By: DKIIHUI 10. In Semlnole. Fwm. SATURDAY 8 A.M.-5 P.M. HuibarK) of Florence L. Fatter of Mrs June Martin a, MM. Jovca SUNDAY 10A.M.-3P.M. Hnbnr Grandfather of (In. Brut Mrs. Gladys Hertle grandfather of three Memorial lor- ylce at Wordert Funtral Horn*. Red 777 SHREWSBURY AVE.. SHREWSBURY Bank, on Wad.. Jan i. al 1 p.m. MATAWAN - Mrs. Glad- Jersey Shore Chiropractic Interment at conyenlence of family Donation, may Da lent to Rlvarvlaw ys May Weber Hertle, 81, of iiaidim Harding Blvd., here, died Sat- 747-5220 BE Association urday at the Emery Manor JENNINGS — Paulina J. (nee down's Shtodal o< Oceonport. on OK 27, Nursing Home, Old Bridge Wet Funaral Wedne»da». Oac. M, Township. at • a m. from tht Dimlano Funtral HAS EVERYTHING Homa. corner of Third and Franklin Mrs. Hertle was born in For an Indapmndant Avnues. Long Branch. Mass of Christian Burial to a.m. at St. Jamas Matawan and was a life long VACANCY OPEN IN HIGHLANDS Phytlclan In your ana Roman Catholic Church, Rad Bank. resident. She was the former Inttrmant. Mount Ollvtt Camattrv, Call: Middletown Frltnds may call Tues- owner with her late husband, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BOARD PARTY TIME day. 2 4, J torn Frank Hertle, of the Pioneer Candidates should apply for a temporary New Year's Design HMTAMN* Food Store, Hazlet,. She was paper napkins, Table WEMETT — Seaman Scott An appointment pending spring election for drew, of the US Navy, on Sunday. a member of the First Bap- cloths, Plates, Plastic Dec 27. l»ll Beloved ton of Correl tist Church, Matawan. permanent seat. Should be eligible voter "toss or wash" Dr. AIM and Beverly (nee Poolev). Dear glasses. Llbbey Lederman D.C. brother of Kristin. Kyle and Raw She is survived by a son, and sincere proponent of child's develop- Grandson of Mr and Mrs Vernon stemwlne, cham- 566-3342 Wemeit and John S. Poolev Rela- Frank Hertle Jr. with whom ment and advancement. pagne, cordial, tives and friends are Invited to at- she lived; a daughter, Mrs. tend the funeral on Wad. Dec. 30. to whiskey sour, etc. Greater a.m. from the Holmdel Funeral Shirley Taylor of this place; a Call W. Allan Turner, Bar stools and •KEYPMT* Home. 24 S. Holmdel Road. Bayahor* CMro Holmdel cnaolaln Lt Paul William sister, Mrs. Iris M. Hull, Day or Evenings at 872-0335 Barware sets, ice •RED BANK* Steel USNR officiating. Interment Manasquan, and three grand- buckets, etc. Center White Haven Cemetery. Plttsford. for Interview Area Dr. CtMftoa NY on Thurt. Dae. 31. visiting children. Dr. Quy hours Mon 7-e p.m. and Tues. 2-4 Highlands Board of Education 32 Broad St. Dietrich D.C. and 7-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, please The Bedie Funeral Home Maratta D.C. make contributions lo The Heart of Matawan is in charge of Marilyn J. Lombardo, Board Sac. Fund or the Colts Neck First Aid Red Bank 264-8900 S arrangements. 741-7741 \' SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1981 The [Mfy Register 5 Food and medicine short in Poland (continued) martial law was Imposed. Polish television reported yesterday that the ABC-TV program, "This Week with ways. Many Warsaw residents are wearing A Warsaw dispatch by the Soviet news the mine's medical officer visited the David Brinkley." Solidarity buttons on the inside of their agency Tass indicated Sunday that Polish strikers on Saturday and found "only 20 lapels, while some others boldly display un- authorities were losing patience with the percent of the men in good health." Vatican envoy Archbishop Luigi Poggi, an ion stickers. Graffiti comparing Poland's more than 1,000 coal miners who have been Meanwhile, Polish television said the gov- expert on East European affairs, returned to martial law chief, Gen. Wojciech Jannelskt, ernment has begun impounding the assets of Rome yesterday from a fact-finding visit to occupying the Piast mine in Silesia since Poland. He told reporters Polish authorities to the late Nazi leader Adolf Hitler is appear- Dec. 15. defectors Romuald Spasowskl, the former ing in various parts of the capital. ambassador to the United States, and had refused his request for permission to visit the outdoor camps where thousands of In London, the Daily Telegraph and the "In accordance with the law, responsi- Zdiislaw Rurarz, the ex-envoy to Japan, bility for this senseless action will be borne branded "traitors" by the Communist re- Poles have been reported interned under British Broadcasting Corp. quoted independ- martial law. ent reports reaching the West from Poland as by those who resorted to violence, who ter- gime. Both men and their families have been saying that at least one soldier was executed rorized their workmates," Tass quoted an granted political asylum in the United States. The Polish government has acknowledged for refusing to obey orders and that 10 staff unidentified representative of Poland's In other developments, Jeane about 5,000 arrests in the put two weeks. But officers were arrested in southern Poland martial law council as saying. Klrkpatrick, U.S. ambassador to the United independent Polish sources, quoted in un- because of their disagreement with the poli- The government has promised no repris- Nations, said the Reagan administration censored reports from Poland, said they cies of the ruling military council. als if the miners leave the pit voluntarily, would decide next week on a wide range of knew of 40 internment camps, each holding However, Poland's official media yester- and reportedly has relied on pleas by family graduated options against the Soviet Union about 250 people, for a total of more than day reported only one large-scale protest members rather than force to try to achieve should Moscow Increase pressure on the 12,000 - and that aU Poland's prisons are remaining of the dozens reported after this. . Polish people. She made her comments on full.

SCUFFLING — A federal guard at the U.S. Immigra- tion and Naturalization Service Krome Avenue camp in Poles adapting to life under martial law Miami, scuffles with a fallen Haitian protester after a handful of Haitians broke through the main gate, pro- By The Associated Press Russian czar. "What's the quickest way to get an am- martial law began. After a steady diet of testing internment of fellow Haitian refugees. Poles are adapting to what is shaping up Yesterday, a car with an emblem of the bulance?" asks one of the jokes. "Go outside military concerts and war films, Polish tele- as a long, repressive period of martial law now-outlawed Solidarity labor movement dis- to a telephone booth after curfew and yell vision is now lightening its fare, with "The with bitter jokes, graffiti on the walls, and played boldly on the rear window drove down 'Solidarity,'" is the response. Flintstones," "The MuppeU," a sexy Scan- talk of an underground struggle to keep the one of Warsaw's icy thoroughfares. "Adolf Jaruzelski" graffiti has appeared dinavian revue, and old light-entertainment Haitians storm ideas of Solidarity alive, according to un One resident in the Mokotow section, in some parts of town — a biting comparison films censored reports from Poland. south of downtown, put a Solidarity button on of Adolf Hitler with Poland's martial Uw Accounts that reached the West yesterday the Christmas wreath adorning his front chief. Gen. Wojciech Jaruselskl. Poles have But Poles for the most part are reviving described bow Poles are beginning to express door, then took it down after an hour. taken to calling the new military council the old custom of the drop-in visit. They bring detention camp their opposition in dozens of ways, some open But most Solidarity buttons were not so "The Crow" — after 1U Polish acronym — flowers, a bit of vodka if there is any, and lots and defiant, others clandestine and mild. conspicuously displayed. Many Poles wore and saying, "The crow will not conquer the of martial law gossip. They expect the same MIAMI (AP)- Hundreds of Haitians who had massed for Some Poles paid holiday visits to their them on the Insides of lapels, for example. eagle" The eagle is Poland's national sym- in return. But at 10:45 p.m., doors up and a weekly demonstration outside a detention camp charged and families wearing black mourning ribbons on Bitter martial Uw jokes are circulating bol. down the block open, and people trudge scrambled up fences before dub-swinging guards beat back their lapels — a form of protest that was used widely in the capital, where telephone com- All theaters, movie bouses, and sports through the snow in a mad dash to beat the 11 what officials said may have been an effort to free Haitian after the 1863 uprising was put down by the munications have been cut since Dec. 12. events have been closed or canceled since p.m. curfew. refugees. After the protesters were driven from the Krome Avenue federal immigration camp amid tear gas yesterday, several Haitians set fires In the nearby Everglades underbrush and 12 acres burned, said Metro Dade Sgt. Joe Wiche. "The plan seemed to be to help break out the interned entrants," immigration spokeswoman Beverly McFarland said. "They stormed past the security line and were climbing the fences to get in." About SO Haitian detainees escaped over a back fence In the confusion, but 10 returned voluntarily or were recaptured, Ms. McFarland said. The others disappeared Into the crowd, where about 300 Haitian immigrants were shouting their support to the more than 200 who chanted "liberte, liberte" as they tried to scale the fences. Metro Dade police and immigration security guards used clubs and Mace to drive back what one officer described as a "mob-type" rush. The protesters were dispersed by about • p.m., officials said. Ms. McFarland said no injuries were reported, but a lawyer for a Haitian refugee center claimed police used unnecessary force in subduing the crowd. About 625 of the 701 Haitian refugees held inside the Krome Avenue camp 20 miles southwest of Miami had been boycotting meals since Christmas Eve to protest their intern- ment. But they apparently were not involved in Sunday's disturbance. demonstrators have gathered outside the camp for the past four months, and the day began like any other recent Sunday: About 900 demonstrators appeared at the bead of a half-mile-long road leading to the gates. A line of belmetod immigration security guards stretched across the road, block- ing the marchers. Reagan checks on the ranch LOS ANGELES (AP) - President Reagan has nearly completed work on the next federal budget, and the SUte of the Union speech — his next major project — is nearly a month away. So today was a day for checking up on his ranch. The president left a foggy, dulled capital yesterday for regular retail prices the California sunshine and a week of visiting with family and friends here and at the Palm Springs esUte of publisher Walter Annenberg. Reagan brought with him 38 bills passed at the end of the congressional session and shortly after he arrived at his hotel the White House press office announced be had signed three of them. Among those still to be signed, probably tomorrow, are the defense appropriations bill, foreign assistance legislation, the Social Security minimum benefit and aid to miners with black lung disease. EXCEPT & OUTERWEAR The president, on bis sixth visit to his home sUte this year, planned today to fly by Marine Corps helicopter to his ranch RTMENTS near Santa Barbara, about 100 miles north of here, while his wife, Nancy, remains behind for the day. Deputy White House press secretary Larry Speakes said that while in California the president would.'spend time on TAKE THIS OFF OUR the SUte of the Union message" after "receiving a number of ALREADY LOW PRICE ideas from staff and Cabinet" members. "I would Judge bell COATS & OUTERWEAR write most of the SUte of the Union himself," said Speakes. The speech to a joint session of Congress probably will be TAKE AN ADDITIONAL delivered on Jan. 26. Speakes said the president will "probably do some budget review, although most of it is already done.'' And Reagan himself told reporters aboard Air Force One: "We're pretty much solid on that." 40\60* The fiscal 1M3 budget, which goes into effect Oct. 1, will 20% OFF be unveiled in late January or early February. By some estimates, it will produce a deficit that could exceed 1100 IN ALL DEPTS. ON billion, despite the president's effort at trimming spending THIS SEASON'S GREAT regular retail price* increases. Before Reagan left the White House, his aides released a FASHION LOOKS FOR •old elsewhere sUtement marking the second anniversary of the Soviet THE ENTIRE FAMILY military move into Afghanistan. "Despite the presence of M.000 Soviet combat troops, a recent increase of some 5,000, the courageous people of Afghanistan have fought back," Reagan said. "Today they effectively deny Soviet forces control of most of Afghanistan. Efforts by the Soviets to esUblish a puppet government in the Soviet Image which could govern a conquered land have Reagan said the Soviet control does not extend much beyond major cities and that the insurgents resisting Soviet forces "often hold sway by night and sometimes even by day." The legislation signed by Reagan yesterday includes a measure insuring deposits in international banking facilities and removing certain limiUUons on the mortgage loan purchase authority of the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Coq>. and the Federal National Mortgage Association. The second amends part of the Marine Protection Re- search and Sanctuaries Act of 1972 to authorize appropriations for fiscal year 1962 and 1963, and the third expands the authority of financing institutions to borrow from federal intermediate credit banks. suite with three of his four children and their families. On Wednesday, Reagan and his wife will Uke a helicopter directly to Annenberg's estate, where they have spent recent New Year's holidays. "I'll have my annual golf game," the president said. Asked whether he planned on making any New Year's resolutions, the president said: "Yeah, not to make any New Year's resolution." The Daily Register U.S. almost tricked on Golan Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON < mini" •••• iiiniiuiiiiiiii The Reagan adminis- of the center's inventory — is tration la staunchly pro-Is- missing. In addition, many of ARTHURZ KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR. WASHINGTON - Furious rael, but there la growing the prosthetic devices need as administration officials WASHINGTON President and Editor Publisher White House anger and dis- continual, expensive repairs, are at Israeli Prime Minister satisfaction with Begin. If the with all the pain and inconve- Menacbem Begin's high- m Herbert II Thorpe. Jr., Assistant Editor; Charlei C Triblehorn, Sunday Editor; Russell P Rauch SCENE • Israeli prime Htttr con- nience that this entails. Night Editor. Janefoderaro, City Editor; DorisKulman, Editorial Page Editor. handed annexation of the tinues his stubborn policies, it In fact, disabled veterans Golan Heights - and his could eventually lead to a se- told Dunn that they have de- shrill denunciation of the U.S. Pat N Ricci. Controller; Richard I) McKean, Advertising Director; Kenneth L Van Dalen, rious alienation. veloped their own informal Circulation Director, Frank J Ailocra. Production Manager. response — they have learned Begin used the late Anwar In fact, none of the admin- network of Information on that it could have been worse. Sadat in similar fashion last istration's public statements The United States was nearly which artificial limbs are 6 / MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1981 June, when Israel bombed the on the annexation has reflect- ANDERSON best They say their trial-and- sandbagged into appearing to Iraqi nuclear reactor a few 1 ed the degree of anger error method Is more effec- have condoned the 'pro days after the summit meet- directed at Begin In private. tive than the VA's. vocative Israeli annexation. ing between the Israeli prime Weinberger's description,of those who lost limbs in the 'If you like Afghanistan, you'll love Poland' Here's how it was sup- minister and the Egyptian the annexation as "pro- service of their country Footnote: Staros acknowl- posed to have happened, in president. vocative" and "destabiliz- might be expected to get edged that some hydraulic what State Department of- As it happened, of course, ing" is tame compared to especially conscientious knees were destroyed and ficials have dubbed the "am- Haig never made it to Tel what's being said off the re- treatment from the govern- some were lost. But be in- bush at Tel Aviv." Aviv. The Polish crisis in- cord in the White House. sisted the center had been ment. But hearings by Rep. doing "a damned good job," Secretary of State Alex- tervened, and he rushed back One reason for Wein- James Dunn, R-Mich., have ander Haig was scheduled to to Washington. The interna- berger's ire is the shattering and painted out that former turned up evidence that many VA chief Max Cleland was be in Tel Aviv on Dec. 13 — tional furor over Poland effect the Golan- Heights an- veterans are not being prop- the day, State Department served as an excellent alter- nexation has had on special one of then- satisfied cus- sources believe, that Begin erly fitted with artificial tomers. native "cever" for Begin's envoy Philip Habib's efforts limbs by suppliers under con- planned to ramrod the annex- annexation move — which to negotiate a permanent set- tract to the Veterans Admin- WATCH ON WASTE: ation decree through the Is- was changed to Dec. 14 after tlement of the Lebanese raeli parliament. That wouid istration. Washington winters can be the Haig visit was canceled. mess. unpleasant, but even with the have been damaging enough Administration! officials Five years ago, a study by Begin's surprise annexa- the National Academy of Sci- administration's budget cuts to U.S. claims that it had not are understandably incensed tion, and especially his plot to been advised of the Israeli ences found that the VA's federal bureaucrats can find that Begin — who indignantly sucker the United States into ways to head south with the move in advance charged that the United sharing the blame, have led whole prosthetic program was an administrative robins when the snow begins But U.S. Ambassador States was treating Israeli Reagan administration of- to fly. Take Carolyne Davis, Samuel Lewis has told Haig like a "vassal" and a ficials to despair of patching' Jumble. My sources say little has changed since then. head of the Health Care Fi- that either Begin or Foreign "banana republic" — was up relations with the Israelis nancing Administration. She Minister Yitzak Shamir was quite willing, to trick bis as long as Begin remains in In fact, the problems at has scheduled speaking en- going to announce the annex- country's staunches! ally and power. The plan now is to the VA's Rehabilitation Engi- gagements lnSan Juan, Puer- ation with the U.S. secretary make a fool of Haig in the wait it out and hope for cooler neering Center (VAREC) in to Rico, in January; Bal of state standing at his side process. heads to prevail hi Israel. New York have become so Harbour, Fla., in February, and the television cameras Haig and Ambassador Footnote: A spokeswoman serious that its director, An- rolling. The purpose wes to and Honolulu in March. Her Lewis have reason to be par- for the Israeli Embassy said thony Staros, has been forced deputy, Paul WlUging, is off create the illusion that the ticularly outraged at Begin's that the annexation of the to quit. He had been in charge United States had not only to Barbados on Jan. 14. A recent actions. They have Golan Heights was "purely since 1936. spokesman for the agency been consulted about the an- been far more sympathetic to an internal matter" and was nexation, but had approved it. One astonishing problem confirmed the two top of- his government than have not related in any way to turned up by Dunn's in- ficials' travel schedule, but The result wouid have Secretary of Defense Caspar Haig's planned visit to Israel. vestigators is that more than said it wasn't certain that all been to deflect much of the Weinberger and the State De- a million dollars' worth of the trips actually would be international criticism from partment's career Middle VETS SHORTCHANGED: artificial limbs - 10 percent taken. Israel to the United States. East experts. Of all American veterans, Handgun problem difficult to splve What to do? In 1976 the By JAMES J. KILPATRICK IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIHIIIIIIIIII ing it more difficult for crim- inals to get their hands on House Judiciary Committee WASHINCTON - The handguns. The NRA says flat- actually adopted what was Senate Judiciary Committee CONSERVATIVE ly that there is no such effec- known as the Russo Amend- held two days of hearings re- tive way, and the NRA op- ment to ban outright the sale cently on Jim McClure's VIEW poses every effort to find one. of newiy manufactured hand- S.1030, a bill to make gun Members of Congress guns with barrels of less than control a little more ineffec- keep looking. In 1068, after four inches. It was a modest tual than it already is. The two years of hard labor, Con- proposal. The NRA turned on the heat for 48 hours; four committee heard many of toe study by the Cox Newspapers gress wrote a gun control bill same arguments and counter- into law. It was the first such committee members went found that 99 of every 100 belly-up and reversed their arguments that have been handguns in the country are law in 30 years. The 1968 act KILPATRICK heard for the past IS years. prohibited the interstate votes; the bill, further purchased, owned and used amended, limped out of com- We get nowhere. for law-abiding purposes. In shipment to Individuals of were used in — you guessed it pistols and revolvera and 1m- — precisely SO percent of all mittee but never reached the itself, a pistol is a lawful ob- floor. No legislative pro- Mr. McClure is the senior ject — as lawful, Inoffensive pesed licensing fees and re- homicides. senator from Idaho, out in the cord-keeping regulations on It is frustrating. Senator posals have been seriously and inanimate as a five-iron considered since that time. Far West where men are or a fungo bat. To paraphrase dealers In firearms. There McClure's bill would make men, and guns are sporting the NRA's stock defense, were other provisions, all In- life easier for gun dealers, Pundits should know what guns, and never the twain pistols aren't murderous; tended to reduce crime com- and It would make life to do. I don't know what todo . shall part. His perception of ' murderers are murderous. mitted with handguns. tougher for the beleaguered The NRA's sole contribution A tighter rein for the CIA the gun problem is light- Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco is to support state and federal years removed from the per- The other side of the de- What good results have and Firearms. Life already is acts to rem.uire mandatory the United States. But the adminis- ception of those who live in Thanks to the vigilance of key mem- bate that gets us nowhere is stemmed from the 1968 act? tough for the bureau. Its 1982 prison sentences for the use major cities, where men are of a firearm in commission of bers of Congress, President Reagan has tration has offered no evidence that the that criminals seldom use The answer, on the record, budget of |11S million is $35 approved a loosening of restrictions on Federal Bureau of Investigation, which teen-aged punks and guns are five-irons and fungo bats in is: None. The murder rate hi a felony. Great! But In the Saturday night specials. million leu than it had to eight or 10 states where such traditionally has been responsible for the cemmission of crime. The 1968 was 6.8 per 100,000 in- the Central Intelligence Agency that is same Cox study found that habitants. The murder rate in spend in 1981. In theory, the statutes have been enacted, the merest shadow of what he originally counter-intelligence in the United States, Indeed, the gentleman bureau looks after 180,000 from Idaho, firmly wedded to handguns were the instru- 1980 was 10.2. In 1918, accord- the results are inconclusive. considered adopting. is not up to the job. ments of homicide in 10,000 ing to the FBI's Uniform licensed gun dealers in the Maybe this approach deters the concepts of the National nation. In practice, it can do The executive order issued this Still, it could have been much worse. Rifle Association, sees no murders and another 500,000 Crime Beports, handguns career criminals, maybe it crimes of violence in 1977. were used hi precisely 50 litUe. In 1980, the bureau re- doesn't. I suspect no law will month by Reagan still represents a re- In their original draft form, the Reagan "gun problem" at all. Where jected only 10 of 36,000 new violent crime is concerned, The figures change little year percent of all homicides. In wholly solve the handgun gression from the tight controls on the regulations would have permitted the by year. There ought to be 1980, 12 years after the law application for licenses; it problem. No law will even CIA ordered by Jimmy Carter. For ex- CIA to spy not only on some foreigners he sees only a people prob- denied only 31 renewals. lem. He has a point. A recent some effective way of mak- went on the books, handguns come close. ample, the agency will now be able to but on American citizens as well. gather "significant" foreign in- Moreover, agents would have been per- telligence inside of the United States, so mitted to infiltrate domestic political long as such efforts are not directed at groups. Actions of MCEA called courageous the domestic activities of American The regulations as published contain citizens and companies. The Carter ad- no such authorization. That happy result Cliffwood School trip present board members, ad- ministration's formula was more nar- is a tribute to a bipartisan group of To the Editor: ministrators and teachers rowly drawn, permitting such informa- Over the past year or so, FROM OUR READERS Little Silver have all helped build this en- congressmen, particularly Sens. Barry The Register has continually tion-gathering only when an American LltHrt to HM wdllar mull b* IHKM4 ond hov* MM writer's HmMtli od To The Editor: viable record. Gold water and Daniel Moynihan, the attacked the Monmouth *IU «M tlHHum nuattr TMt matt lot nnri Ml Mt*t. N«l OCCW resident or company was suspected of •bit art pMlry, MtfarMmwitt *t c—

By SYLVIA PORTER Kappa math major with a master's degree in during the 1980s are slated to be almost triple ail for the benefits of others. Had we been funding actuarial science. the payments during the entire previous 44 years the program in advance, too, our payments would Unless Congress settles down nr-i seriously It's no news that Social Security is now in the of the program. have been five times as high. tackles the problems of our Social Security sys- red. And the bottom line, Robertson contends, is: From 1937, when SS taxes were first imposed, The "crisis" in Social Security is our own tem — and soon — a revolution among the unless things are changed, the situation will get until 1950, each worker paid a maximum of $30 fault. It lies in our willingness to believe that we younger workers who contribute to (he benefits of worse. YOUR MONEY'S annually, just 1 percent of the first $3,000 of could pay a few hundred dollars a year for 25 to 30 the retired is inevitable. Future benefits, the author argues, will gradu- earnings. Our employers matched it, for a total ol years and then get back several thousand dollars This is the blunt view of a man who in the 1970a ally become so burdensome in the future (as the $60 a year. Mid-century brought the first rise to a year for 15 to 20 years. Even the miracles of was the top "number cruncher" at the vast ratio of older workers to younger ones rises, WORTH $45 annually, to $64 in 1954. compound interest couldn't have done that. Baltimore-based Social Security Administration, forcing younger people to pay more) that we, as a Then the Increases came faster and became Using figures running from 1937 to 1979, Rob- which now pays some $140 billion in benefits to nation, will at some point in the next 25 to 30 years sharper until they hit $823 in 1975 and $1,820 each ertson calculates maximum payments by any nearly 40 million of us. refuse to pay the price. this year. worker, doubled by employer's contributions and In fact, A. Haeworth Robertson, SSA's chief The explanations fall into four major catego- at a yield of 2tt percent over inflation (or each actuary frcm 1975 to 1978, feels so strongly about Better revisions now than revolution later. ries: inflation was soaring; the number of SS year at $55,520. it that he has titled his 376-page statistics-packed For 1981, Social Security taxes for workers $32,100 - a $4,302 total, spUt between employees recipients was rising; the number of "con- In contrast, he figures maximum benefits for book, "The Coming Revelution in Social Secur- and their employers totaled $3,641 for those earn- and employers. By 1985, as the law stands, the tax tributors" was not keeping pace with the in- a single male retiring at 65 at a value of $77,800; ity" (J 17.95, Security Press, McLean, Va.). ing the maximum SS tax income of $29,700. Half rate could be 7.05 percent on earnings up to creased number of beneficiaries; and benefits for a couple retiring at 65, at a value of $143,100; Light reading it is not. It is crammed with paid by employees, half by employers. $42,600 — a possible $6,007 total for employee and were being constantly added to the system. and with two children, 16 and 18, who continued as charts, tables, graphs and mathematical On Jan. 1, 1982, these maximums are sched- company. These are maximums, of course. Meanwhile, we were not funding our own full-time students until 22, $158,800. The dif- projections befitting his background as a Phi Beta uled to climb to 6.7 percent of earnings up to It hasn't always been this way. Payments benefits on a true actuarial basis, simply paying ference: $103,280. Lucky Stores Cutting through the confusion of IRAs By LOUISE COOK ject to income tax at the regular rate. interest it earns, but presumably you will be ever, put money in an IRA that you will need Associated Press Writer Q. Why is there so much publicity about in a lower bracket when you start making before you are 59M. An IRA generally is not First in a Series IRAs all of a sudden? withdrawals after you retire. The exact tax the place to save for a house or for your rates a hold Millions of Americans will get a New A. IRAs have been around since 1975, but rate will depend on your income and on children's college education. Year's gift from the government on Jan. 1 — until now, people who were covered by com- federal tax schedules when you make the Q Do I have to fill in extra forms at tax pany pension plans could not have IRAs. As withdrawals. time? By DAVID R. SARGENT the right to open a tax-sheltered Individual Retirement Account. of Jan. 1,1982, anyone who earns income for Q. How fast will the money pile up? A. No. Simply enter the amount you con- - Q. I am 62 with adequate pension, and interested In The Economic Recovery and Tax Act of' work done or services performed is eligible. A. It depends on how much you con- tributed on the 1040 form and subtract it from investing for capital gain. A few years ago I bought 200 1981 made millions of people eligible for You cannot set up an IRA, however, if your tribute, the interest rate and how often in- your gross income. share of Lucky Stores at 13. I am unhappy with It and IRAs and increased the amount of money only income is from a pension, from interest, terest is compounded. The Dime Savings Q. Is the money sheltered from state as wonder about telling to buy a good cable TV stock. Please they can invest free of current taxes. Here dividends or other investments. Bank- of New York says that someone who well as federal taxes? advise. A.W., California. are some questions and answers about IRAs Q. How much can I contribute? deposits $2,000 a year and earns 12 percent, A. Some states have not amended their A. Lucky Stores (NYSKi ranks fifth among U.S. food and how they work: A. Starting Jan. 1, each working Individ- compounded dally, will have $41,497 after 10 laws to make IRA contributions deductible, retailers and also engages in other diverse merchandis- Q. What is an IRA? ual can set aside up to $2,000 a year. A years, $181,676 after 20 years, $655,207 after but most are expected to do so by the end of ing With over 1,500 stores, primarily in the West, A. It is an Individual Retirement Account. married couple with two wage earners can 30 years and $2,254,822 after 40 years. 1982. Midwest, and South, the company had $6.5 billion sales in The money you invest and the interest it invest up to $4,000, but the money must be in Q Do I have to withdraw the money when Q. When can I open an IRA — and when the January 1981 year. Operating income was divided so: earns are not subject to federal income tax separate accounts and the contribution to I reach 58* can I claim the deduction? 46 percent food supermarkets, with an increasing em- until you start making withdrawals. each account is limited to $2,000. A married A. No. You can add to an existing IRA or ' A. Unless you were eligible under the old phasis on large discount centers which also have sizable Q. How long must I leave my money on couple with one wage earner can shelter up to open a new one at any age up to, but not rules — meaning you were not covered by a non-food operations; 26 percent discount department deposit? $2,250 a year in a plan known as a "spousal including, the year you turn 70to. You must, company retirement plan — you can't open stores; and 28 percent other outlets (junior department A. You cannot start withdrawals until you IRA." You can divide the money between the however, start making withdrawals by the an IRA until after Jan. 1. The tax deduction stores, apparel shops, fabric outlets, automotive units, are 59 V4. If you withdraw the money before spouses in any way you choose as long as end of the year in which you turn 70ft. And applies to 1982 income; you report it on the etc.). Total net earnings last year declined 9 percent due that, you must pay an Internal Revenue Ser- neither spouse's investment tops $2,000. Each you must withdraw the money at a rate fast return you file hi 1983. You can open an IRA to the recession and changes in accounting. Recent vice penalty equal to 10 percent of the spouse must have a separate account. enough to empty the account by the time you for a given tax year any time up to the date earnings have also been sluggish, and the stock currently amount you take out. You-also may have to Q. What is the main advantage of an IRA? reach yours normal life expectancy. that the return for that year is due. That sells at 13'/a, down from a 52-week high of 17V4. pay additional penalties imposed by the in- A. It lets you save for retirement and trim Q. Who should open an IRA? means you can open an IRA for 1982 any time stitution with which you invested your mon- your current tax bill. You will eventually A. Financial planners say an IRA is good up until April 15,1983. ey. Once the money is withdrawn, it is sub- have to pay taxes on the money and the for almost everyone. You should not, how- Tomorrow: Where to Put Your Money

SUCCESSFUL Pessimism running rampant among investors By CHET CURRIER mystique. At the extreme, it can be seen as a represents assured future demand for stock. transactions. The short positions that result INVESTING ghoulish bet against prosperity, an attempt If short-selling gets heavy enough in a from these, Zinder noted, are typically NEW YORK (AP) - To judge by one set to profit from the misfortunes of loyal "buy given issue, It can create what is known as a "hedged" and not vulnerable to a squeeze. of figures issued last week, pessimism is and bold" investors. "squeeze," with owners of the stock in- In addition, he said, short-interest figures rampant among stock-market investors as It is also considered extremely risky be- volved holding so much power in the market- are typically inflated at yearend by "short- 1982 approaches. cause the potential loss on any short sale is place they can refuse to sell to the snorts at ing against the box," a maneuver used by The New York and American stock ex- theoretically infinite. There is no anything but sky-high prices. investors who want to lock in a profit on a Future prospects for Lucky are enhanced by ag- changes both reported sharp increases in the mathematical limit to how much a stock can stock they own but don't with to sell it until gressive expansion plans, and I rate the stock a hold for "short interest" in their listed stocks. rise in price. And the higher a stock goes, the From all this, one might conclude that after New Year's for tax reasons. long term investors, particularly those interested in its The NYSE said short interest reached a more it will cost a short-seller to "cover," this month's statistics were an emphatic • To achieve that goal, they sell short one 8.5 percent yield. However, given your financial situation record 87.82 million shares as of Dec. 15, up as sooner or later he must. positive signal for the market. Some veteran share of stock for each one they own, so that and objectives a switch to a lower yielding, faster growth 11 percent from a month earlier. At the analysts didn't see it that way, however. the two positions balance each other out. stock may be appropriate. You might consider Capital Amex, the total reached 7.04 million shares, Thus, when one investment adviser rec- well short of a record but up 6 percent from ommended recently that his subscribers go "On the surface, it looks bullish, but it Last winter, Zinder recalled, snort in- Cities Communications (NYSE), a diversified media terest reached what was then a record level stock with a significant interest in cable television. mid-November. short on a couple of stocks, be added this note ain't necessarily so," said Newton Zinder, of caution: "We realize that selling short technical analyst at E.F. Hutton It Co. in December and fell more than 10 million Q. Upon reviewing my slock holdings, I notice that A short position is created when a trader will be a new experience for many of you, and shares a month later, with the arrival of the BankAmerica is down six points from my original cost "Short interest is simply not the key senti- borrows stock in order to sell It, and exists we suggest that you get help and an explana- ment Indicator that it was 10 or more years new year. bails. What are the prospects for recovery and further until the trader buys the stock back and tion from the best stockbroker you can find." growth near term? D.B., Florida. returns it to the lender. If all goes according ago." But despite all their buying, the NYSE's A. This bank holding company has been hard hit by to plan, the stock declines in the interim, For years, market analysts have watched Since the advent of the organized market composite index dropped 4 percent last Janu- high interest rates and a depressed real estate market. It providing the trader with a profit. the monthly short-interest figures closely. By for trading in put and call options, traders ary: Zinder concluded, "We don't believe is also burdened with the high cost of upgrading its As a strategy for seeking stock market an old rule of thumb, a large short interest is have developed many tactics that involve that the current high short interest will help extensive branch network, having lagged its peers in profits, short-selling has a special, sinister bullish for the market outlook because it combining short sales with offsetting option the market next month either." automation. Per share net earnings may decline this year 24 percent to $3.35 — which accounts for the low share price. Kecovery to the $4.00-$4.25 range is forecast for 1»82. compared with $4.39 in 1980. Certainly a meaningful CENTRO MEDICO DE MONMOUTH decline in interest rates will help to accelerate an earn- MONMOUTH MEDICAL CENTER ings turnaround for BankAmerica, but other bank stocks AVISO DISPOSICION DE SERVICIOS are better situated for the long pull. I think a switch is in order. You might consider an up-and-coming regional NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY DE CUIDADOS CARITATIVOS bank as a replacement, such as Barnett Banks of Florida (NYSE). OF CHARITY CAR! SERVICES HILL-BURTON (Mr. Sargent cannot answer all mail personally, but El Centro Medico de Monmouth en Long Branch will answer all questions possible in his column.) HILL-BURTON dispondra desde Enero 1, 1982 hasta Diciembre 31, Monmouth Medical Center of Long Branch will make 1982 de $188,463 en idados caritativos Hill-Burton. Japanese trade barriers available from January 1, 1982 to December 31, 1982 Los cuidados caritativos Hill-Burton estaran dis- $188,463.00 of Hill-Burton charity care. Hill-Burton ponibles, en orden de llegada de penticiones, a per- are hit by U.S. officials charity care will be available on a first wquest basis to sonas elegibles que necesiten cuidados y que no TOKYO (AP) — To sell a bar of soap in Japan, a foreign eligible persons needing care who are unable to pay for puedan pagar los servicios de hospitalizacion. La producer must have a full-time pharmacist In its Japan office. Dental gold importers must prove no company director is a hospital services in the inpatient portion of the facility. elegibilidad para cuidados gratis sera limitada a per- drug addict. Testing of imported autos adds thousands of Eligibility for free care will be limited to persons whose sonas cuya entrada. monetaria familiar no exceda los dollars to their cost. These are but a few of the many arcane regulations that family income is not more than the current poverty limites del nivel corriente de pobreza establecido por la the United States and Europe say contribute significantly to a Administracion de Servicios a la Comunidad. Personas growing trade imbalance in Japan's favor. In official jargon, income guidelines established by the Community Ser- they are called non-tariff barriers, or NTBs. vices Administration. Persons whose income is greater cuya entrada es mayor 1 que los limites de pobreza, NTBs encompass such things as quotas on meat and citrus, stringent customs examinations and approval stan- than the guidelines but not more than, two times the pero no mas de dos veces estos limites, son elegibles dards, officially backed "buy-Japan" policies and im- guidelines, are eligible for charity hospital care on a para cuidados clinicos gratio, en bases reducidas, de penetrable distribution systems. Foreign trade officials say Japan must open its doors reduced fee basis as published below. acuerdo a la siguiente publicacion. more to foreign products. The Japanese say outsiders just have not tried hard enough to crack this nation's lucrative and INVENTARIO DE 6AST0S APLICABLES A LA CATEGORIA DE highly competitive market. SCHEDULE OF CHARGES APPLICABLE TO CATEGORY B In early December, a U.S. trade mission told the Japanese PATIENTS (NON-FARM) UNDER THE HILL-BURTON REGULATIONS PASIENTES B (NO-AGRICULTOR) BAJO LAS REGULACIONES HILL-BURTON that NTBs must be removed "quickly to avoid a political reaction in the United States." Deputy U.S. Trade Represent- Family Size Income Range* TAMANO DE FAMILIA ORDEN SALARIAL* ative David MacDonald said, "I tried to explain to the Greater Less Greater Less Greater Less MAYOR DE RIENORDE MAYOR DE MENORDE MAYOR DE MENORDE Japanese the great frustration of American businessmen in Than Than or Than Than or Than Than or 0 IGUAL A 0 IGUAL A 0 IGUAL A trying to sell their manufactured products in Japan." Equal to Equal to Equal to 1 $ 4,310-$ 5,410 $ 5,410-$ 7,030' $ 7,030-$ 7,710 An example of the Japanese attitude is the Japan Lawn 1 $ 4,310-$ 5,410 $ 5,410-$ 7,030 $ 7,030-$ 7,710 2 5,690- 7,190 7,190- 9,290 9,290- 10,190 Tennis Association decree that no foreign-made balls are 9,290- 10,190 allowed in domestic tournaments. 2 5,690- 7,190 7,190- 9,290 3 • 7,070- 8,970 8,970- 11,550 11,550- 12,670 Often it is just the network of regulations — they some- 3 7,070- 8,970 8,970- 11,550 11,550- 12,670 4 8,450- 10,750 10,750- 13,810 13,810- 15,150 times exasperate Japanese producers too — that stops the 4 8,450- 10,750 10,750- 13,810 13,810- 15,150 5 9,830- 12,630 12,630- 16,070 16,070- 17,630 foreign trader at the docks. 5 9,830- 12,630 12,630- 16,070 16,070- 17,630 6 11,210- 14,410 14,410- 18,330 18,330- 20,110 For example: 6 11,210- 14,410 14,410- 18,330 18,330- 20,110 — The Ministry of International Trade and Industry re- PORCION fuses to accept foreign safety tests, which means more tests Patient DE GASTOS must be conducted in Japan, adding to the cost and making the USUALES foreign brands less competitive. Share of — Cosmetic makers must face six months' testing on any Usual Charges 30% 60% 80% CARGADO change, no matter how slight, in lipstick pigment. "The AL PASIENTE 30% 60% 80% Japanese face the same problem so it's not really a trade 'Income ((arm and non-larm) is defined in accordance with ihe Community Services Adminis- barrier, but it's not economically feasible to introduce new tration guidelines. "Salarios (agncultor y no-agrlcultor) eslan delinidos de acuerdo con las regies establecidas por ingredients," said Fred H. Langhammer, bead of the Japan La Administracion de Servicios a la Comunidad. office of the Estee Lauder cosmetics company. The Daily Register THE ARTS 13 COMICS 16 SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28. 1981 Sports CLASSIFIED ..".. 17 Giants: California here we come.. By JEFF TU(?HMAN next five plays, for 21 yards, then Scott Wilbert Montgomery, who was held Brunner hit running back Leon Bright to 18 yards rushing in the first half, PHILADELPHIA - After the pauci- for a nine-yard touchdown. The Giants carried twice for 11, then Ron Jaworski ty of talent and the scarcity of cham- led 6-0 before the Eagles had run a play. (13-24-154) threaded the needle between pionships In the last eighteen years, Brunner, who had his best day as a Bill Currier and Reece to hit Harold New York Giants Coach Ray Perkins pro, completing 9-14 passes for 96 yards Carmichael with a 15-yard touchdown did well to paraphrase Ralph Kramden. and three touchdowns, mishandled the strike. "How sweet it is," Perkins grinned snap on the extra point conversion, and With only 2:16 to go in the half, the after the Giants defeated the Philadel- Joe Danelo's kick was blocked. Giants rebounded, driving 62 yards in phia Eagles 27-21 yesterday. It was the The Giant defense, led by Byron five plays. Giants first playoff game since 1963 and Hunt and George Martin, stopped the Carpenter carried four times for 40 their fourth victory in a row. They now Eagles for one yard on their first yards, breaking tackles on every play. advance to the second round of the possession, and gave the ball back to the Brunner then fired to wide-open tight playoffs against the last team to beat offense on the Giant 38. end Tom Mullady for 22 yards and the them, the San Francisco 49ers Brunner directed an 11-play, 62-yard final Giants-touchdown. The surprisingly potent New York drive into the end zone, New York's only "They expected to get the ball back offense put all its 27 points on the board successful sustained drive of the after- before the half," Brunner said. "But we in the first half, leaving the defense, the noon. Carpenter picked up 38 yards turned the tables on them with that 62- Giants main strength all year, to protect before Brunner hit rookie receiver John yard drive." a 27-7 halftime lead. The defense did its Mistier with a 10-yard TD bullet. "It shook us," Eagle Coach Dick job, holding the Eagles to two time- "It was just an ordinary slant pat- Vermeil agreed, "and we lost our poise consuming scoring drives, and giving tern," Brunner said."I thought I over- a little bit. We came back and were the ball back to the offense twice in good threw it." better, but not good enough to win." field position. Brunner threw it well enough, how- They were good enough to threaten, When the Giants did have the ball, it ever, as Misler beat All-Pro cornerback however. The Giant game plan in the was workhorse running back Rob Roynell Young over the middle for the second half was to run, run, and run Carpenter who picked up nearly all the touchdown. Danelo's kick made it some more, using up the clock as Phila- important yardage. He ran 33 times for Giants, 134. delphia tried to erase the 20-point defi- 161 yards, and caught 4 passes for 32 Wally Henry fumbled the ensuing cit. yards. In addition, Carpenter garnered kickoff after getting clobbered by Mike "In the second half," Brunner nine first downs for the Giants. Dennis. Mark Haynes fell on the ball in noted, "we were definitely going to be "This was the greatest game I ever the endzone, Danelo kicked another con- more conservative. With the defense we played in," Carpenter said. "The day I version, and, with two minutes left in have, we wanted to run and use the time was born, the day I was married, and the first period, it was Giants 20, Eagles up. The big thing was the time it took the day I became a New York Giant zip. them to score." were,the three greatest days of my Henry had few words for the press. The Eagles scored on their first life." "It was very disturbing," he said, drive in the second half, but it took them As great a day as it was for "because we're a much better football 15 plays and nearly eight minutes to do Carpenter, it was the special teams team...than we showed." it. which set up two of the Giants three The Eagles did show glimpses of Montgomery gained 60 yards on a first-quarter touchdowns. their ability late in the second quarter, variety of runs and catches, including a After the opening Giant drive stalled but the Giants demonstrated their re- six-yard score . at their own 40, Dave Jennings kicked a siliency. Carpenter carried 16 out of the 17 short punt to Eagle Wally Henry. All- Brunner, attempting to hit Mike times the Giants ran the ball in the Pro rookie Lawrence Taylor separated Friede, threw his only intercetion, to second half, gaining 84 yards. Giant Henry from the ball with a tremendous Herman Edwards at the Giant 26. That drives in the half ate up significant MISTLER MAKES IT — Giants wide receiver John Ing a TD pass from quarterback Scott Brunner during hit, and Beasley Reece recovered at the amounts of time, but yielded only one Mistier cradles the football In the end zone after catch- was as far as the Eagles had penetrated the first quarter of yesterday's playoff game. Philadelphia 25. Carpenter carried the up to that point. See Jets, page 11 - ..while Jets realize party is over By DAN ROSENBAUM all," said Gaffney of the fated pass. The Jets had gotten themselves in hole." boards, but after Joe Cribbs nearly Walker blames self "The ball was on its way. I thought it trouble early with mistakes. Big mis- Randy is in tune with reality. broke the Jets' back with a 45-yard NEW YORK - Give Randy was there. Simpson came out of no- takes. Bruce Harper fumbles the open- The fact of the matter is that the sweep around right end (elapsed time Rasmussen credit. Over the past 15 for loss, page 10 where. I didn't see him till the last ing kickoff — Charles Romes returns it Jets almost did dig themselves out of 12), Todd hit Bobby Jones with a 30- years he's played some pretty fair of- second." for a TD. Pat Leahy misses a long field that hole. Todd hit tight end Mickey yard bomb, then led the team on a 58- fensive guard for the New York Jets. Final. 31-27. That's because Simpson shouldn't goal attempt — Ferguson hits Frank Shuler on a 30-yard TD strike, and yard drive that was climaxed by Kevin But this thing about being able to see the That the Jets were even In a position have been there at all. Lewis in the flat and he turns a 25-yard Leahy's 26-yard field goal with less than Long's 1-yard TD plunge. future is for the birds. gain into a 50-yard TD play. A Todd pass a minute left in the half made it a to pull it out in the final seconds was a "I was supposed to cover (running And when the Jets defense held and "I remember looking at the clock. intended for Wesley Walker is in- manageable 24-10. miracle in itself. They battled back back Scott) Dierking coming out of the the offense got the ball on its own 20 Eight seconds were left," Rasmussen tercepted by Rufus Bess and converted "We came out of the lockerroom from a 31-13 deficit with 10 minutes left backfield," said Simpson. "I just read with 2:36 left "I thought we were was saying. "I could just see the ball into a 29-yard Nick Mike-Mayer field confident being down, 24-10," said de- in the game to the point where they had Todd. I guess you could look at it like I going to win," Todd said. "I thought it zinging into the tight end. It was going to goal. Another Todd pass (there were fensive tackle Marty Lyons. "We knew Bills QB Joe Ferguson going batty. blew coverage, or you could look at it was going to be just like the Miami be." four of them, folks), this one intended we had to start putting some pressure on "With just a few minutes left, when like I was in the right place. I think game." No Randy, it wasn't. But it was a the Jets only needed one more score, I Gaffney would have caught that, too." for Gaffney, is picked off by former him (Ferguson). We just fell short - good try. was talking to myself on the sideline," "It was just a bad read on my part," Ocean Township star Phil Villapiano about 10 yards too short." Perhaps the biggest disappointment The pass from Richard Todd, in- Ferguson remembered. "I said, 'We're admitted a beleaguered Todd, who com- Six plays later, Ferguson finds Lewis The New York Sack Exchange, for the Jets, other than the final score, stead, went zinging into the hands of not gonna let 'em. We can't let 'em. pleted 28 of 50 passes for 377 yards on again, 26 yards and a TD. Total elapsed which registered only two sacks on the was the lack of a pass rush. Both Joe Buffalo Bills free safety Bill Simpson. They just can't take this away from us the day. "I should have set up and time of the scoring plays: 4:34. day, did start putting more pressure on Klecko and Mark Gastineau were cred- And with that interception went the now.'" thrown the ball out of bounds." "We needed another quarter. We the QB. And Ferguson felt it. A Greg ited with a sack, but that was it. And it Jets' chance of prolonging their most Richard Todd and Derrick Gaffney Do you see Simpson? needed another five minutes," said, Buttle interception in the third quarter wasn't just the offensive line that was impressive season in 12 years. The Bills had other ideas. "Not until he caught the ball," Todd Rasmussen. "In a playoff game, you led to another field goal. A Jerry doing the job. will travel to Cincinnati this year. "It was a quick little post, that's replied. just can't get yourself that deep in the Holmes interception went by the See Giants, page 11 NFUs worst 6O'? Not this time PHILADELPHIA - Before the game, it seemed impossible. "We felt like we had to do it offensively," Giants Coach Ray Perkins said. The Giants, ranked last in the NFL in offense, were facing the top defensive team, the Philadelphia Eagles, and their coach was looking for the offense to win it. The offense won it. The Giants racked up 265 yards and scored 27 points, the most they had scored in six weeks. Scott Brunner threw three touchdown passes, and Rob Carpenter, the tireless fullback, gained 161 yards rushing. "With the line blocking the way they did, I'd never say 'no'," Carpenter said. "The one-back offense may be predictable, but sometimes, when the play called for me to go off left-tackle, I would go off right tackle." It worked, largely due to the blocking of oft-maligned right tackle Gordon King, who handled the Eagles' Den- nis Harrison most of the day. "We just kept working on the running game, all year," King said. "Give credit to Rob and the other running backs." Give credit to the line, which jelled today, springing Carpenter again and again. "This was the best game I've ever had in my life," 11-year veteran center Jim Clack said. "Charlie (John- son, Eagles middle guard) and I have had some great battles. Today, I came out ahead. "Thank God I won't have to play him again," Clack, who will be retiring again after the season, laughed. "We had one play where we had third down and about a foot to go (in the third period) where we blew about two feet off the ball before they reacted. That was our best play of the

"Everyone knew what we were going to do in the second half. We had to get the ball and eat up the clock. Our offense proved itself." "They didn't stop us to where we had to throw," King agreed. The Giants threw only once in the second half. "We don't feel lucky, because we've earned It. We worked hard." That showed up in third down efficiency more than anywhere else. The Giants were 5-8 In the first half, 2-5 in the second, for an average of 54 percent. Included in that' is the game's final third down conversion, in which Carpenter blasted through right tackle for a five-yard gain, ending the Eagles chances. Before the game, that had seemed impossible. TOP GAINER — Giants running back Rob Carpenter (26) Is chased by DEFEATED AND DEFLATED — Kevin Long (33) and Derrick Gaffney (81) of the Philadelphia Eagle defenders during yesterday's wild card playoff game. Jets leave the field after the Bills' 31-27 victory yesterday at Shea Stadium In the JEFFTUCHMAN Carpenter gained 161 yards on 33 carries and caught four passes for 32 yards. AFC wild card game. 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28,1981 Sports in brief Duguay's trick lifts Rangers

NEW YORK (AP) - Ron Duguay's sec- rison stopped. The puck fell then behind the from Ron Francis and Garry Howatt to give came on a power play and climaxed a three- ond of three goals for the night, coming with goalie and Duguay nudged it into the net. Hartford a 4-2 lead. Dave Keon, Doug Sul- goal third period outburst by the Blues, who 4:06 remaining, lifted the New York Rangers Ed Johnstone put New York ahead 2-1 at liman and Stougbton's final goal completed had trailed 3-0 in the first period. to a 5-3 National Hockey League victory over 12:46 when Mike Rogers' slapshot was de- the Whalers' scoring. St. Louis rookie Jim Mil, who had put the the Pittsburgh Penguins last night. flected by Pavelich and then by Johnstone. The victory improves Hartford's record Blues on the Scoreboard on a power play with Duguay took a pass from Steve Vickers, A third-period brawl, caused by Nick to 9-17-9. Toronto's loss, the tint in their last seven seconds left in the first period, tied the snaked around a Pittsburgh defenseman and Fotiu's hard check on Harrison, resulted in 96 six games, drops them to 10-16-9. score In the third frame when the Blues were sent a wrist shot on goal. Penguins netminder minutes in penalties. The Whalers have won all three games short-handed. - Paul Harrison made the stop, but Duguay against the Maple Leafs this season. St. Louis narrowed the margin to 3-2 when poked in the rebound for his 19th goal of the Sabres 3, Caps 2 Jorgen Pettersson took a pass from Rick season. BUFFALO, N.Y. - Mike Foligno scored Canadiem 6, Nordlquei 3 Lapointe and beat Hawk goalie Murray Ban- The lead goal by Duguay came just 1:22 one goal and assisted on another as the MONTREAL — Guy Lafleur scored two nerman with a 25- footer after the Penguins had rallied to tie the game Buffalo Sabres trimmed the Washington Cap- first-period goals to pace the Montreal Cana- at 3-3. Duguay then completed his hat trick itals diens over the Quebec Nordiques. Oilers 10, Kings 3 with 32 seconds remaining, pushing In the Foligno gave Buffalo a 1-0 lead with a goal The first of Lafleur's goals came 9:28 into EDMONTON, Alberta — Wayne Gretzky rebound of a Don Maloney shot. in the first period and then set up Dale the game, just 10 seconds after Mark Napier scored four goals, two of them shorthanded, Pittsburgh's Paul Gardner forged the McCourt to give Buffalo the lead for good. had given the Canadlens a 1-0 lead. Lafleur to give him 45 in 38 games as the Edmonton brief tie when he pounced on an errant clear- Richie Dunn added a third-period goal for the then added his 16th goal of the season, scor- Oilers blasted the Los Angeles Kings. ing pass by New York's Carol Vadnais and Sabres. ing at 16:46 to put Montreal on top 3-0. Gretzky scored twice in the first period, beat Ranger goalie Ed Mio on a power play Mike Gartner's first-period goal and Den- Quebec skaters Mario Marois and Jac- got a key shorthanded goal in the second with 5:28 left in the game. nis Maruk's third period score were the two ques Richard scored a pair of goals in the session when Los Angeles attempted to come Ranger defenseman Tom Laidlaw's su- shots that eluded Buffalo goalie Don Ed- first 2:27 of the second period, cutting the back, and added another shorthanded score perb solo effort put his team ahead 3-1 just wards. margin to 3-2, but Pierre Mqndou fired in his on a breakaway in the third period. 1:29 into the final session. Laldlaw skated Whalers 7, Maple Leaf • 3 15th tally of the year to give Montreal a little breathing room later in the period. down right wing, stickhandled into the clear HARTFORD, Conn. - The Hartford Red Wings I, Jets Z and put a wrist shot home as he fell to the ice. Whalers scored six goals in the third period, Keith Acton and Bob Gainey, with a short- It was Laidlaw's second goal of the season. handed effort, completed the Montreal scor- WINNIPEG, Alberta - Red Wings left including three by right wing Blaine wing John Ogrodnlck scored from a goal- At 3:16, the Penguins moved to within 3-2 Stoughton, to defeat the Toronto Maple ing in the third period. when Randy Carlyle blasted a long slapshot mouth scramble with 19 seconds remaining Leafs. and netminder Bob Sauve on the bench in past Mio. - Trailing 2-1 after two periods, the Blues 4, Black Hawks 1 CHICAGO - Bernie Federko blasted favor of a sixth attacker, lifting Detroit to a All the other scoring came in the first Whalers scored three times in a four-minute tie with the Winnipeg Jets. period. span in the third period. Defenseman Mickey home a 15-foot shot midway in the final Ogrodnlck also set up Mike Blalsdell for APrtMM After Pittsburgh's Mark Johnson scored Volcan scored his first goal of the year on a period last night to lift the St. Louis Blues over the Chicago Black Hawks. the other Red Wings goal with a perfect drop 'DISGUSTED' — American Fritz Buehnlng argues at 1:57, Duguay tied it at 5:34. New York's power-play slapshot to tie the game at 2. • Federko's goal, his 14th of the season, pan In t*e final period. with umpire David Blerwirth during his match Mark Pavelich took a wrist shot, which Har- Stoughton then scored two goals on passes against John Alexander yesterday in the $400,000 Australian Open. Buehning, who lost in five sets, ' said he was disgusted with the officiating. Suns defeat Net tempers Sixers by 3 PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - Len "Truck" Robinson scored a flare again game-high 25 points and combined with fellow forward Alvin Scott for 17 in a pivotal fourth period as the Phoenix Suns held MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) - The conflict be- off the Philadelphia '76ers, 99-96, in National Basketball tween American and Australian players over sports- Association action last night. manship flared again yesterday as John Alexander out- Scott came off the bench to score 6 points in a 1:07 span of lasted fiery Fritz Buehning in the $400,000 Marlboro the fourth quarter to turn a 76-70 Phoenix deficit Into a 78-76 Australian Open at Kooyong. lead. The marathon, three-hour first round clash between Robinson tacked on two free throws and a three-point play the two was marred by bad line calls and glares, with 7:27 left for an 85-79 bulge. gestures, grimaces and gamesmanship on both sides. But after Scott sank a long jumper, 76er guard Andrew Alexander emerged the victor in five drama-packed Toney went to work. Toney, who scored 13 second-half points, sets, winning 2-6,6-4,3-6, 6-1,7-6. poured in 7 during a 59-second stretch. His 3-point goal, with After the match Buehning said he was disgusted with 38 seconds remaining, made it 99-96. the standard of officiating and probably would not return But Philadelphia forward Julius Erving's attempted 3 to play in Australia. pointer went wide with four seconds to play, and Phoenix held A furious duel between the two hard-hitting power on for the win. players was expected from the start but the tennis was The victory broke a two-game losing streak for Phoenix more often than not eclipsed by the arguments, shaky (16-12), while snapping the two-game winning skein of Phila- umpiring and psychological tactics. delphia (20-6). , The match followed the Phil Dent-Tim Wilkison inci- It was Phoenix's fifth straight win over the 76ers here dent in Sydney last week when the American refused to before a record Arizona Veterans Memorial coliseu crowd of shake hands with Dent after their quarterfinal In the New 14,660. South Wales Open. Erving finished with 20 points to pace Philadelphia, while Toney had 16 and fellow guard Lionel Hollins had 14 — 12 In other first-round matches, Australian Cliff Letcher coming in the second half. defeated American John Sadri 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4; Jim For Phoenix, Robinson had 15 rebounds and six assists, Delaney of the United States defeated American Matt with reserves Jeff Cook and Rich Kelley scoring 11 and 10 Mitchell 6-4, 3-6, 6-3,7-6; Syd Ball of Australia beat Steve points respectively. Meister of the United States 6-2, 6-4, 4-6, 7-6; and Ameri- can Jim Gurfein downed Australian Wayne Pascoe 6-3, Lakers 1H, CUppers 117 7-6, 6-3. LOS ANGELES - Rookie reserve Mike McGee scored 27 APMMl points to lead a balanced Los Angeles attack last night as the Fever defeats Rockets, 4-3 red-hot Lakers rolled over the sagging San Diego Clippers. STUFF STOPPED — Toronto Maple Leaf center Don the Hartford Whalers is there to make the first period The Lakers have won their last five games, all without All- EAST RUTHERFORD - Third-period goals by Elson Luce takes the shot on goal, but goalie John Garrett of stop during yesterday's game. Pro center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who missed his fifth Seale and Dale Russell carried the Philadelphia Fever to straight game Sunday night because of a strained tendon in his a Major Indoor Soccer League victory over the New right ankle. The Clippers, 1-10 in road games this season, have Jersey Rockets. lost their last eight outings. Seale's goal, his ninth of the season, came at 9:41 of The Clippers held a 23-21 lead late in the first quarter the third period on an assist from Noel Djxon and snapped Walker takes dropped balls before Los Angeles scored 24 of the next 29 points in a seven- a 2-2 halftime deadlock. Five minutes later, Russell minute span to take a 45-29 advantage midway through the tallied his fifth goal of the season with Mikael Johansson 9 second period* San PtogQ wasn't closer than 15 points aftpr assisting. . J that. Fred Grgurev scored his second goal of the game and hard in Jets 31-27 defeat It was 71-53 at halftime after the Lakers scored 44 points In his 13th of the season with Stewart Jump assisting at 56 the second quarter, a club season-high for one period. Los of the fourth period to close the gap to 4-3. By DAN ROSENBAUM pains this year that caused the former Angeles, 23-7, held a 99-78 advantage after three periods and The two teams, both now 3-7, were tied 2-2 at the lalf sweep to give the Bills a 31-13 lead with about 10 minutes left in the game. With University of California star to miss bis reserves played much of the fourth quarter for both teams. as Dixon scored twice for Philadelphia and Grgurev and NEW YORK - On a day when at share of plays. That, as much as bis McGee, who scored 21 of his points in the second half, Billy Boljevic scored for New Jersey. Grgurev's wo a first down on the Jet 32, Todd drops least most of the Jets were giving them- back and lifts a pretty spiral down the performance yesterday, put him in a more than doubled his previous career high of 11 points goals kept intact his streak of scoring at least once in selves credit for a fine comeback, wide against Dallas on Nov. 24. The former Michigan standout had each of the Rockets' last nine games. / middle of the field. Again, Walker has a foul mood. receiver Wesley Walker was giving step or two on the secondary. Again, he only 29 points this season prior to Sunday night. himself the third degree. drops a sure touchdown. "This has to be the most disappoint- Jamaal Wilkes and Earvin "Magic" Johnson added 23 and Swedes top Czechs for tie ing season of my career," Walker 21 points, respectively, for the Lakers. Reserve Eddie Jordan "I can blame myself for most of this As it turned out, Todd would later pointed out. "We did well, but we didn't had 17 points and Norm Nixon and Michael Cooper con- BLOOMINGTON, Minn* (AP) - Sweden's hockey loss because there were a few key plays connect with Bobby Jones to pull the do what we wanted to do. It's un- tributed 16 points each for Los Angeles. squad defeated previously unbeaten Czechoslovakia 6-4 where I could have caught a few passes Jets to within 11 points. But it's also fortunate we didn't get that last one," Rookie Tom Chambers led the Clippers, 6-20, with 20 yesterday in the IIHF World Junior Championships, that would have turned the game true that the time lost between the two points. Freeman Williams and Phil Smith added 16 points setting up a three-way tie with Canada for first place. around." throws was critical. And what will Walker take away apiece for San Diego. Matched against each other in the second game at Walker didn't offer any reasons for from this season, a season in which the Met Center were undefeated Canada and the United Exhibit A. Jets posted a 10-6-1 record, their finest The Jets are trailing the Bills 7-0. the drop, although he did point out that Bucks 108, Balls M States. the team, as a whole, was pretty tight since 1969. MILWAUKEE - Sidney Moncrief scored 28 points yester- The Swedish victory gave the Swedes and Czechs 3-1 They have the ball first and 10 on the Buffalo 30 following a 37-yard Richard going into what, for most of them, was "My dropped balls," he replied. day as three Bucks topped the 20-point level In leading records, while Canada had a 3-0 record going into the And from a team standpoint? Milwaukee over the Chicago Bulls. nightcap. Todd to Jerome Barkum hookup. Todd their first playoff game. play-action fakes and throws into the "The two losses to Seattle." Milwaukee built a 19-point lead 94-75 after three minutes The tournament, being played at several Canadian "We were tight offensively," Walk- of the fourth quarter. The Bulls outscored Milwaukee 15-2 in a and U.S. cities over several days, is sponsored by the end zone. Walker has Mario Clark er noted. "We wanted to do well. We No, Wesley Walker was not in a beaten badly. The ball slips right 4Vi-minute segment with Reggie Theus providing 10 points, International Ice Hockey Federation for players 17 tried to go after them a little too quick- pleasant mood yesterday. Not many of and drew to within 96-90. through 19 years of age. through Walker's hands. A 52-yard field ly. My concentration was off and I had a the Jets were. But few, if any, were But the Bucks reeled off six unanswered points, four on goal attempt by Pat Leahy is wide. few drops'. Certainly, that was disap- taking the loss as hard or shouldering as pointing." long jump shots by Quinn Buckner. Valenzuela to tie the knot Missed opportunity number one. much of the blame as Walker. Moncrief scored all bis points In the first, third and final "I was sprinting fast to get to the His stats this season were anything As he was about to leave the dressing quarters. Marques Johnson, who had a season-high 21, pro- NAVOJOA, Mexico — Fernando Valenzuela, last sea- ball," Walker remembered. "It had a but that. After having caught only 41 room, a reporter approached him. duced 19 points in the same three periods. son's rookie pitching sensation for (he Los Angeles quick drop and I lost sight of it in the passes over the past two years because Junior Bridgeman had all his 20 points In the final three Dodgers, will be married tomorrow to Linda Burgos Did you want that one more catch to lights. Also, I'm normally on the left of a series of nagging injuries, the redeem yourself, be was asked. quarters. Matris, a teacher, family sources confirmed yesterday. side in practice and Richard had me on former All-Pro came back to catch 50 Theus led Chicago with 21 points, 15 In the fourth quarter Valenzuela, 21, left his northern Mexican hometown the right on that play." this season, good for 794 yards and a There was no hesitation in his an- including a three-point goal. Sunday en route to Merida, Yucatan, where the church All right. Exhibit B. career-high nine touchdowns. swer. The Bulls led briefly in the first period by two points, but service will take place. Joe Cribbs has just run 45 yards on a Still, there remained a few aches and "I sure did." were down 26-19 entering the second and 50-43 at halftime. He lost his last game as a bachelor Saturday night in the winter Mexican Pacific League when his Navojoa team was beaten by Mexicali, 4-1. He pitched five in- 9 nings. It was Valenzuela's first loss this season in the winter Arkansas Billy Ray bests football father league. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - It's a case Baltimore Colts and knew his way around. they could run away from him. Now, they My older brother, Kevin, was a much better of like father, like son — only better — where The summer before my freshman year I have to find him first. He has as much ability player, but he didn't develop the way I did Bobsled du*, I reaks record Billy Ray Smith Jr. of the University of came up to Arkansas (the Smiths live in as anyone I've ever coached. He is extremely when he was in high school. I really didn't LAKE PLACID, NY. - Brent Rushlaw and Jim Arkansas' Billy Ray Smiths is concerned. Piano, Texas) and started learning the sys- intelligent, is durable and plays harder more start developing until the eighth or ninth Tyler, both of Saranac Lake, N.Y., broke an Olympic Billy Ray Smith Sr. was an All-Southwest tem. It helped to learn the ropes early." consistently than anyone I've ever seen. He grade." record yesterday on Mount Van Hoevenberg and In the Conference tackle for Arkansas in the Smith had no sooner learned the ropes — chases the ball like be gets to keep it if he And how Smith has developed. process won the National Two-Man Bobsled Cham- mid-1950s. Junior — and he is a junior, all 6- as a freshman he started as nose guard in the catches it." "Billy Ray could play anywhere in the pionships. foot-3Vi and 228 pounds of him — has gone season opener, then played 23 consecutive Smith has fun no matter how many times country," says Lindsey, who was Southern The pair piloted their sled down the one-mile course dad one better, making The Associated Press games at tackle — when he had to learn them he has to learn a new system. California's defensive coordinator for five yesterday in times of 1 minute, 1 92 seconds and 1:01.99 All-America team. all over again. The scheme introduced this "I don't see any reason to play football if years before coming to Arkansas. for a two-day combined total of 4:08.93 over four runs. "Having my dad around really helped me season by Don Lindsey, Arkansas' new de- you're not enjoying yourself," he says. "I "I'd want him on my team if I was in a The first two runs were held Saturday. make the transition from high school to ma- fensive coordinator, turned Smith from a guess I'm lucky because I really enjoy foot- world war or an alley street fight," Lindsey The combined, four-run time bested the old Mount jor college football," says Billy Ray Jr., who tackle into a roving end who is liable to pop ball. You really have to have fun to put up continued. "He has talents you can't coach Van Hoevenberg mark of 4:09.36 set during the 1980 will lead the Razorbacks against Uth-ranked up anywhere. with the long, hard grind you have to go or teach. He has great, great Instincts for the Winter Olympic Games by the Swiss team of Eric North Carolina tonight in the Gator Bowl "It will be difficult for an opponent to through to be successful. ball and a knack for making the big play." Scharer and Joseph Benz. (ABC-TV, 9p.m. EST). neutralize him with a formation or scheme," "I started playing football in the second Just like another Billy Ray Smith 25 years ''He played at Arkansas and with the points out Head Coach Lou Holtz. "Before, grade. At first, I wasn't a very good player. ago. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1981 The Daily Register 11 Asbury Park advances to Jubilee final

By JIM HINTELMANN with the Roses shooting just 3 of 24 from Rose was never able to catch up. the floor. However, Asbury Park was tonight's Ocean Township-Neptune Kennedy had a chance to win the Serafin and Pat McCoy, and a key steal WEST LONG BRANCH - "One of Chris Fabricant scored on a drive to game for the championship tomorrow game in regulation time, but missed two and layup by Nate Fryson in the final having some problems itself, scoring make the score, 3-2, but the Bishops got our goals this year was to make the just 17 points and missing five of six free night at 8:30. foul shots with six seconds left. seconds gave Howell its victory. finals of the Jubilee and we did it," the next eight points, six by Woods, and McCoy scored 18 points for Howell throws. led, 13-4 by the end of the quarter. * "It doesn't make any difference Asbury Park basketball coach Nate "St. Rose was getting a lot of of- which team we play," Bruno said. "I CBA quickly took command in the while Scott Carver's 13 topped Freehold Bruno said after the Blue Bishops fensive rebounds and we threw away Both teams went cold in the second think we can beat either one. We won overtime. With the score tied at 38, Township. downed St. Rose, 50-41, yesterday in a some balls," Bruno said. "It got sloppy quarter as nothing would drop in. St. two jubilee titles and we would like to Kennedy drove in for two, Tim Sheehan Holiday Jubilee semifinal game at Mon- near the end and I'm not completely Rose had a 6-4 edge in that quarter and make it three." hit twice from the foul line and Eric Scheuer was credited with a basket on a mouth' College. pleased, but I'm happy to be in the trailed only 17-10 at the half. Aikarv Par* (HI The victory was the fourth in a row finals." In the consolation game, Christian goal-tending call. That finished the SarxMri 5*4. Plitrro J » 12, Wynn . Morrlj 4-04, J.tfr.i. Jose Pizarro opened the game with a any closer. Chris Bracken and Rob Kennedy, the HoweU S3, Freehold Twp. M 2-24. Gllllard J-l-7, Stavanum 1-2-4. TOTALS la-5-41 Rose to only 10 points in the first half CIA tt 1111 11 — 47 free throw and rebound shot, and St. Asbury Park will play the winner of letter's with 44 seconds remaining. FREEHOLD - Free throws by Ed Laa* Iraac* iiiiiu II Crimson Tide not as high as Bear wants them to be

DALLAS (AP) - Paul "Bear" Bryant is let's put it that way," said Bryant, who did not When the subject of reporters attending delighted to be here for the Cotton Bowl but elaborate on the suspensions. "We could have practice was brought up at a news conference, says he hopes his Alabama football team been a great team ... If we'd had a little more James remarked, "We let ours come in. We doesn't embarrass him during the game. 'oneness.' I don't know where I failed them. If don't let the enemy come In." Bryant is not showering the current Crimson I knew, I wouldn't have failed." Asked how he can tell the difference, Tide squad with praise. Another thing that may stick in Bryant's James cracked, "The striping, I guess." "Last year's team that beat Baylor (in the craw is his record against Texas since he took On a more serious note, James said a guard Cotton Bowl) was"one of the best we've ever charge at Alabama in 1958 — 0-2-1 in post- is posted at the entrance to the practice field to had at this time of year. The team we have this season play. check the identification of reporters. He said year has never played as well as the one that Bryant grinned ruefully as he stepped off reporters from Iowa are allowed In by making beat Baylor last year," Bryant said yesterday, the team's charter plane Sunday and told a arrangements through the sports information shortly after his team arrived for the 47th reporter, "I wouldn't say we've had trouble office. playing of the New Year's Day game. with Texas. They've just always defeated us." James said he follows the same basic The Tide, 9-1-1, ranked third nationally and philosophy during the season. Reporters who making its 23rd consecutive bowl appearance Rotes of different color normally cover the Huskies "are allowed to under Bryant, will meet sixth-rated Texas, the PASADENA, Calif. - The two coaches get Into every one of our practices," James Southwest Conference runner-up standing in preparing their teams for the 68th Rose Bowl said. for probation-spattered Southern Methodist. are taking vastly different approaches regard- The Washington coach said he also opens Asked how much this team had matured ing access to practice. pratices to students, faculty, contributors to during the season, Bryant said, "Not as much Washington Coach Don James, whose team the university and families of players. as I had hoped. We would get better, then roll is working out at the Los Angeles Rams prac- "If someone just walked off the street, back some. That started about the Mississippi tice facility in Anaheim, allows reporters, they'd have to come Into my office and pretty State game, I think. photographers and television camera crews to well prove to me they're not the enemy," "We came on after that and started doing attend the Huskies' sessions. His only concern, James said. "All I'm Interested In is keeping the things winning teams do, but we still do James says, is keeping out the "enemy." the opponents out." MICHIGAN MEN — All American Astrodome in preparation for their New some things that you don't win doing. I never Reporters don't find the same welcome Small body, big rep flanker Anthony Carter (1) and quarter- Year's Eve game against UCLA in the did think we had reached our peak." mat extended during Iowa's workouts at Citrus HOUSTON - Carrying a heavy reputation back Steve Smith (16) check out the Bluebonnet Bowl. Bryant's apparent disappointment in the College in Azusa. around with the smallest body on the team club may stem, in part, from late-season dis- Coach Hayden Fry closes practice to every- Paterno winced when asked to comment on The Buckeyes, 8-3-0, face Navy, 7-3-1, In doesn't seem to bother Michigan's multi-tal- this Uth post-season college football bowl ciplinary problems that resulted in sus- one except certain members of the athletic ented wide receiver Anthony Carter. . the New England situation before the seventh- pensions of two starters — Nb. 2 rusher Linnie department staff. While pictures of Washing- ranked Nittany Lions began training Saturday game Wednesday night. Carter, at 5-foot-ll, 161 pounds, will be the There are a lot of our people that are Patrick and All-Southeastern Conference line- ton players in action at practice have appeared smallest man on the field New Year's Eve for the Jan. 1 game here against No. 8 USC. backer Thomas Boyd, neither of whom will in newspapers around the country, visitors at "Let me say once and for all — I have not spoiled by going to the big, New Year's Day when the 16th-ranked Wolverines tackle l»th- bowls," Hindman said yesterday after the play Friday. the Iowa practice field are not even allowed to rated UCLA in the Bluebonnet Bowl in the talked to New England and I'm not Interested "I did a poor job of bringing them along, stand by the stadium gate. in talking to anybody," Paterno said. "All I'm Buckeyes arrived for the final phases of their Astrodome. interested In is hopef uly having a good time out workouts. But Carter plays in the land of the giants here without a lot of people asking me about "Sure, it aggravates me that they feel the almost every week. Carter hasn't had a size New England. way they do. I have no qualms about this bowl. advantage since he played Peewee League "1 don't mean to be rude. I went through It's a prestige bowl among the athletic direc- football in his native Riviera Beach, Fla. this baloney before. It almost drove me nuts.'' tors around the country," he said. Carter's skills and reputation still are Patemo, who doubles as athletic director at Hindman lifted a souvenir glass from the growing, however, with a full season of I'enn State, turned down a reported SI million Liberty Bowl and started reading the names of eligibilty still remaining. contract tocoac h the Patriots back in 1973. previous participants. The two-time first-team All America selec- "I'm not interested. I don't know what else "Tennessee, Arkansas, Georgia Tech, tion has gained an average of 16.9 yards every I can say," said Paterno, who has a 16-year Iowa State, Maryland, Southern Cal, Alabama, time he has touched the ball, well ahead of the record of 150-33-1 including a 9-2 mark this UCLA, Nebraska, Penn State, Purdue - that's NCAA record 13.8-yard career average by Ne- season. "That might make you think I won't pretty good company," he said. braska's Johnny Rogers. be interested in any pro job for the next 50 Protective coach Carter is within seven touchdown catches years. But I'm just not interested in a pro Job of breaking the NCAA record of 34 by Hous- right now. I don't want tothin k about it." MIAMI — Clemson Coach Danny Ford says ton's Elmo Wright. one of the key factors in Friday's Orange Bowl "I suppose there has always been some matchup between his top-ranked Tigers and Bulldogs ready No. 4 Nebraska could be how well his team can concern about my size but I block that out of ATHENS, Ga. - The Sugar Bowl-bound my mind when I go out on die field," Qutei deal with all the hoopla that goes along with Georgia Bulldogs held their next-to-last foot- playing in a major bowl game. said. "You just have to get so much con- ball practice at home yesterday, as they pre- fidence in your ability that you don't think pare to head for New Orleans and a New "Oh, there are distractions, and you try to about being smaller." Year's night date with the Pittsburgh protect the players from them," said Ford, Panthers. who is holding closed workouts in preperation It all started in high school when Carter's for the annual New Year's Night game. Peewee League peers started outgrowing him. "We had a pretty good session," Coach "I was a little worried I wouldn't be re- Vince Dooley said. "We are trying to get all "But you're always going to have some at cruited because of my size so my high school the full speed work done before we head for a bowl game — families, fans, so many places coach would put down 186 pounds on the re- New Orleans." you have to go. Miami itself is a distraction. cruiting forms," Carter said. "When I'd go to Georgia will hold a "heavy" workout this We aren't fortunate enough — or unfortunate the campus to visit they would be looking for morning before leaving Athens, Dooley said, enough — to come from a big city " some big guy." adding that the team's workouts in New Or- Although he is stressing the need to block Carter showed everyone bow big his talent leans this week will emphasize precision, not out distractions, Ford said none of them is was as a sophomore when he caught 51 passes hitting. great enough to actually decide the game. for 818 yards and a school-record 14 touchdown Injuries still hound the 'Dogs, he added. "The key is who is best prepared and who passes last season. "We continue to have people pull up (hurt) makes the fewest mistakes. I guess everything in practice and have to go in early," the coach that can be tried has been tried by coaches Pater no: No comment said. "With an opponent like Pittsburgh, we over the years — going to the site before or TEMPE, Ariz. - Perm State football Coach will have to have everybody at their best." after Christmas, easy practices, hard prac- tice*. I don't know if there really is a method Joe Paterno has told media members not to Injured center Joe Happe worked out yes- ask him any more questions concerning the that fits all teams," said Ford. terday, but was unable to engage in many Clemson, champion of the Atlantic Coast vacant New England Patriots' job and has contact drills. closed his team's pre-Fiesta Bowl practice site Conference and making its first major bowl yesterday for the second straight year. Buckeye berates Big II appearance since 1059, will carry an 11-0 re- Meanwhile, University of Southern Califor- MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Hugh Hindman, Ohio cord into the 8 p.m. EST game. Big Eight nia Coach John Robinson has left the Trojans' State's athletic director, criticized what he champion Nebraska, making its eighth trip to STRAIGHT AHEAD — University ot this year. The Huskies will play the Iowa training sessions open to the press and says believed was the snooty attitude some officials the Orange Bowl, is 9-2. Washington's Brenno DeFeo, 21, busts Hawkeves In the Rose Bowl on New speculation that he may be in line for the and fans of the Big Ten co-champion have A Clemson victory could give the Tigers through the Washington State line earlier Year's Day. Patriots' post "doesn't bother me." toward the Liberty Bowl. their first national championship.

s orts Giants defeat Jets lose to Buffalo, 31-27 P schedule Eagles, 27-21 TODAY Freehold District (continued) . , ,„ , „ Boys Basketball At Freehold •ore (continued) team any good. I respect the man's next play, we'll get. ciuv Holiday Ftstlval Semifinals field goal attempt, a 32-yarder that "I think the success of the offensive playing for the team like that." NOTES - Ferguson finished the At Red Bank Catholic Manalapan vs Matawan (7 p.m.) sailed wide to the right. line depended on Ferguson," Klecko But when it came right down to it, game 17-34 for 268 yards, two TDs and Red Bank vs Shore (1 p.m.) St. Peter's J.C.vs Wall (8:30p.m.) With Reece out with a strained foot, the Jets had made one too many mis- four interceptions.Cribbs was the lead- Wood b r hd g_e v $ . pointed out. "He doesn't take the sack Girls Basketball Jaworski picked apart theGiant secon- and he gets rid of the ball quick." take. Todd had thrown one too many ing ball carrier with 83 yards on 14 TSmm^y^'^JffipStt Catev Holiday Festival dary, most notably Larry Flowers, driv- This game had to be a tough one tointerception. Walker had dropped one carries...Harper, on whether his early RBCVS Monmouth Reg. (8:30p.m.) At Shore Regional ing the Eagles to an 80-yard, nine-play take for Klecko, who led the NFL during too many touchdown pass. And even If, fumble affected his play later in the Boys Gym drive. Flowers was hit with a personal the regular season with 20Mi sacks. He as Klecko believed, the Jets were the game: "I've returned enough kickoffs Holiday JubllM Monmouth vs Red Bank (1 p.m.) foul, got beaten for an 18-yard gain, and didn't practice at all this week, opting better team out on the Sbea Stadium and punts," he noted, "to not have At Monmouth College) Mater Dei vs Woodbrldge (2:30p.m.) had a sure interception bounce off his instead to rest that battered right foot field yesterday, the Jets know who is something like that bother me...Klecko, Consolation Girls Gym numbers. Montgomery finally plunged that has plagued him all year, forcing going to Cincinnati and who is not. on why he's so stubborn about leaving a Manasquan vs Lakewood (7 p.m.) Rumson-FH vs... Henry Hudson (1 p.m.) over from the one, the extra-point hit him to wear a cast and walk with Still, Coach Walt Michaels could find game: "I never listen to my team- Semifinal RBC vs Shore (2:30p.m.) the left upright but was good, and the some solace in the team's performance mates.Rasmussen, who refused to Neptune vs Ocean (8:30p.m.) Giants led 27-21, with nearly two crutches. A re-injury to that foot in the Bavshore Girls Tournament second quarter was even more than following it's 0-3 start. comment on whether he's going to call It At Kevport H.S. minutes remaining. The missed extra- Klecko could take. "The only thing I can say when we quits, did talk about the future of the Bayshore Holiday Tournament Consolations point from the first score loomed large, were down 24-0, we were also down 0-3 Keansburg vs.... Mlddletown N. (1 P.m.) as did the missed field goal. "Klek wouldn't take himself out of Jets. "This team showed a lot of class *' consolation* Mlddletown S. vs. Manchester (2:30 the game, but I could see he was in a at the beginning of the season. That's in the last 13 games of the season," he Keyport vs Keansburg (1 p.m.) p.m.) But once again, it was Carpenter to great deal of pain," said Lyons. "I just a sign of character and a lot of good said. "It's going tob e a team others are Manchester vs Raritan (2:30p.m.) the run, slahing for six, three, and five signalled over to the defensive line people. I think we've got a football team going to have to reckon with. I don't semifinals Semifinals yards and the decisive first down. Brun- coach (Dan Sekanovich) and henow." Raritan vs Holmdel (6:30 p.m.) ner fell on the ball twice, and the Giants know how far away the Super Bowl is, Mlddletown S. vs. St. John (6:30 p.m.) Keyport vs St. John (8 p.m.) (Klecko) went out. He was in so much Or, as a somber Shuler said, "It's a but the other teams in the AFC are Mlddletown N. vs. Holmdel (8 p.m.) broke out into "California, here I come" in the locker room. pain, he wasn't doing himself or the game of inches. This play they got, the going tohav e tob e ready." ^______1<-_^—1m^m^__ 12 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. DECEMBER 28.1981 Fishing clubs increase trout population salmon which were stocked In Mountain Lake The private .stocking of public trout waters stocking program some three decade* ago, just fish in pounds. Isn't new, but the Knee Deep Hunting and Fish- about all of the more than 500,000 catchable size In 1»56, George J. Hornung caught a 6-pound and a few others on an experimental basis. A ing Club of Lake Hopatcong and the Round trout stocked by the state each year went into •ounce brook trout In Hopatcong whkh U still few fish were captured, but the returns did not Valley Trout Association are making major streams and small impoundments. the state record. The record brown trout, 18 please the fisheries people and the salmon contributions to the fisheries of the state's larg- The Bureau of Fisheries at that time was pounds and 11 ounces, was caught by Howard project was scrapped. est lake and the largest and beat reservoir. HENRY convinced that Hopatcong was not suited for Devore In Greenwood Lake in 1984, and the There was no Round Valley Reservoir at that ; During 1961, the Knee Deep Club planted trout because of its great size. It waa felt that record rainbow, • pounds and 13 ounces, came time, and since lake trout have done so well It 1,830 trout in Hopatcong and the Round Valley the vast majority of fish released would simply out of Round Valley in lf». seems to me that salmon should do wall here, too. club released 2,342 in the reservoir, the last SCHAEFER disappear into the depths and never be seen Original management plans (or Round Val- batch of 1,000 10 to U-lnch browns going in on again. ley called for smallmouth bass and rainbow From the standpoint of returns, the land- Dec. 20. Last December the club stocked 519 11 So the club bought its own fish from a trout, but while the smallmouths did wonder- locked salmon is a better fish than the brown to 15-inch browns and rainbows. commercial hatchery and success was apparent fully in the early years, they have since been trout. Bven though they are closely related, Last April it stocked 80 15 to 24-inch rain- from the start. Hopatcong, like a number of shoved Into a niche by largemouth bass and the brown trout are difficult and often impossible to bows, in June three 20 to 22-inch trout and 15011 other lakes in the state, has a large population of rainbows have been surpassed by browns. catch. to U-inch trout, and in November 1,00010 to11 - are held at 7:30 p.m. on the third Tuesday of fresh water alewives, commonly called herring, In cold water, salmon will strike streamer inch browns. each fconth at the Polish American Citizens plankton eaters which thrive on and dose toth e Round Valley is the only Impoundment in U* flies, spoons and other lures on the surface and Next April and May the club will stock 1,325 Club, Kline Boulevard, White House Station. surface. state suitable for lake trout, and according to within 30 feet of the boat. Brown trout won't. 11 to 13-inch rainbows on the advice of state Dues are f 10 a year. Primarily bottom feeders in the streams, fishermen who work the reservoir throughout biologists, who say that rainbows of this size do trout and salmon in lakes tend to occupy the the year, these furnished more action this year Staeeat whsseaasest The President of RVTA Is Dennis Knerr of Sheila Scbeverman of Washington Is a local best in a spring release and 10 to 11-lnch browns Morris Park and stocking chairman is Stan "upper story" if there is suitable forage. In than any other species, even though they are are best suited for fall release. Maine the staff of life for trout and salmon is the still illegal winner in the 1981 National Hunting and Fishing Rozychi of South Bound Brook. People who Day Poster Contest. Her poster, "How Ameri- All trout, except 92 trophy-site fish which caught tagged RVTA trout this year may send smelt and in New Jersey it is the alewlfe. Nobody knows how many lake trout were were donated, were paid for by membership With unlimited room and plenty of food the smuggled out of Round Valley this year and ca's Sportsmen Help Conservation," had al- the tags to Rozychi at the association's address ready been selected as a winner in a Warren dues, raffle proceeds and sale of club patches and be eligible for prizes which will be awarded released trout grew to huge size, and Instead of what the fishing will be like in 1982. and decals. Donations may be sent to Round next month. measuring their catches in inches as they had Following the capture of that 8-pound Atlan- County contest before being entered in the na- tional contest. Valley Trout Association, P.O. Box 261, South Five prizes in all will be awarded, the first done from the time when the Hackettstown tic salmon in New Wawayanda Lake In 1951, Bound Brook, N.J. 08880 valued at $100 and the fifth at$25. hatchery started producing fish in 1912, the interest was rekindled in this species, and for Sheila, a 9th grader, won an award and a 8U U. S. Savings Bond. RVTA has a membership of 330 Meetings Before the then new KDC club launched its Hopatcong fishermen started measuring their several years HacketUtown started rearing Missouri, USC advance to finals of Winston Classic a 5-polnt lead Guard Eric Turner paced W. llllDoii 71, Oklahoma 78 5-2 for the season. percent shooting from the victory over Boston Univer- LOS ANGELES (AP) - the play of the Tigers. The Boston Terriers Unbeaten Missouri and host "Missouri is a very sound Michigan with 17 points. For- OKLAHOMA CITY - Joe The slim lead rocked back free throw line ground down sity. wards Dean Hopson and Tbad Dykstra hit two free throws and forth from the start, the advantage to a one- and Grier, an All American closed to within 3 points at Southern 'California used and fundamental basketball 1:48. High man for the Ter- strong finishes to advance to team," said Bartow "I Garner added 13 points with eight seconds remaining changing fix times in the first three-point game during the candidate, needed only 6 apiece for the Wolverines. and scored 28 points altogeth- half. The Leathernecks, now points to become the first riers was Gary Plummer tonight's championship game didn't realize bow good they last five minutes. with 20. of the Winston Tire Holiday were. I thought we played a Garner pulled down a game- er as Western Illinois edged 8-1, led 4MH at the half South Florida player to score very good first half with the high 11 rebounds and Hopson Oklahoma in the first round Oklahoma urged to an S. Florida (7, B.U. II over 1,200 points in Us ca- Senior Jorge AzcoiUa hit a Basketball Classic at the Los TAMPA, Fla - Tony 12 foot jumper at 4:21 to give Angeles Sports Arena. exception of free throws. grabbed 10 missed shots. of the All College Basketball eight-point lead during the reer. Grier dunked 7 points in the South Florida a 10-point The ninth-ranked Tigers There were spots where we As in the first game, foul Tournament last night. second half, but their 46 South Florida took a 4-2 had our chances to come shooting was crucial. The Lamar and Pan American percent success from the final 41 seconds to clinch a lead at 17:41 with the Bulls bulge, the largest of the eve- outscored 19th-ranked Ala- ning for the Bulb. bama-Birmingham 27-13 back, but Missouri wouldn't Trojans made 17 of their 22 were paired to play the sec- field and Western Illinois' 84 University of South Florida starting the second half with down the stretch for a 98-80 quit. Jon Sundvold had an attempts from the free throw ond game scheduled Sunday victory over the Blazers yes- absolutely phenominal line to only five of 17 for the night. terday. The Trojans followed game." Wolverines. Dykstra, the NCAA's third that up by outscoring Michi- Missouri led by just four "The rebounding of Ken- highest scorer with a 27.7- gan 15-4 In the late going for a points, 71-67, with Stt ny Johnson in the heart of the point average, ended a 13- 77-63 triumph over the minutes remaining before the second half and the defensive point scoring run from the Wolverines. Tigers exploded to win going play of James McDonald was free throw line that main- Missouri and Southern Cal away. outstanding," said Southern tained the Leathernecks' will square off in the cham- Guard Oliver Robinson Cal Coach Stan Morrison. razor-edge lead over the pionship game of the four- paced Alabama-Birmingham, "The adjustments by Mo Sooners in the last 2 to team tournament following a 6-3, with 22 points. Williams and Dwight An- minutes. third-place contest between Missouri won the game at derson from the first to sec- Junior center Charles Alabama-Birmingham and the free throw line, hitting on ond halves was also outstand- Jones scored 15 points and Michigan. The doublebeader 32 of SB attempts while Ala- ing. They passed and pene- forward David LitUe added 14 begins at 6 p.m., PST. bama-Birmingham made 14 trated much better in the sec- for the Sooners, who are now Jon Sundvold scored 22 of its 22 tries. Each team had ond half." points while Prince Bridges 33 field goals Frieder praised the effort and Marvin McCrary added Dwlght Anderson scored of his team. 20 apiece for Missouri, which 27 points and Mo Williams "We hung in there pretty is now 7-0. added 26 points and pulled well and played as well as we DRIVING SCH««L "We've only played one down a team-leading eight re- could the first half," said the game the last two weeks and bounds as Southern Cal, 6-2, Michigan coach. "We Just we were a little sluggish to- rallied to down Michigan. didn't make the big plays to day, especially on defense," The Wolverines, who win the ball game. Well take said Missouri Coach Norm dropped to 1-6, led the Tro- the positive and Improve on Stewart. "It's hard to stay jans 38-35 at halftlme. South- that." 741-6666 sharp with that type of layoff. ern Cal went ahead to stay on "I've been pleased with our a layup by Anderson with defense this year, but not to- 13:24 remaining to make it day." 51-49, but it was only 62-59 CBS SUPERMARKET ' AI aba ma-Birmingham with 6Vi minutes left before Coach Gene Bartow praised USC exploded. 38 MAIN ST. KEMS8UR6 Holiday card PICK-IT JERSEY NUMBER GAME Me" •"/ tnr«» numoera —you can play .- from A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 day. a w..k attracts big 4 WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER NEW YORK (AP) - No one can accuse Kansas basketball Coach Ted Owens of loading his early-season schedule with patsies. Owens' Jayhawks already have played the two top-ranked teams in the nation, No.l North Carolina and No.2 Kentucky, representing their only two losses of the season. The Jayhawks took Kentucky to overtime before losing 77-74. A paid directory of coming events for non-profit Today, the Jayhawks enter their first Eastern College organizations. Rates $3.00 for three lines for one day Athletic Conference Holiday Festival. The field also Includes 11.00 each additional line; $4 00 for two days, II 25 each two ranked teams — Noll Indiana, last season's NCAA additional line; $6.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each champions, and No.20 Villanova — and host St. John's of New additional line; $7.00 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional York. line. Deadline noon two days before publication Call "It's a great field, four of the best 30 teams in the The Daily Register, 542-4000 for the Date Secretary. country," Owens says. "I guess you could say we've had a rather difficult December schedule, but we've grown, and we've fared very well." DECEMBER 29 Kansas faces St. John's in the first game today, with the Parents Without Partners Chapter 644, Cocktail Indiana Villanova game to follow. The consolation and cham- Party, Club 35, Rt. 35, Sayreville. Orientation 8:30 p.m. pionship games will be played Tuesday night. Members $3 , perspective members $5.671-2777. "We've got a lot of Inexperience, but we've played very well together," Owens says. "We don't have extraordinary talent as far as numbers." DECEMBER $1 The Jayhawks, 5-2, are led by 6-foot-6 senior guard Tony New Year's Eve Party, sponsored by River Plaza Now's the time f or a Guy, who is averaging nearly four assists a game and 14 Hose Co. No. 1, Colonial Room, River Plaza Fire House. points. David Magley, a 641 senior forward, is the team's top Music by Jack Mazzaroppi Band, open bar, noise scorer with an average of 16 points. 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Coach Lou Carnesecca also has a pair of talented New Year's Eve Party, Temple Shalom, 5 Ayrmont freshmen in 8-6 swingman Chris Mullin of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Lane, Matawan, 9:30 P.M. until 2 A.M. Live music, not 7-footer Bill Wennlngton, a Canadian. Mullin Is the team's buffet, BYOB. $17.50 per person. Reservations: 264-3303 and this FREE calendar. second-leading scorer, averaging 15 points a game. Carnesec- or 566-3756. ca Is bringing Wennlngton along slowly, giving him between 13-14 minutes of play per game. "Mullin plays basketball like he's been playing for 100 QUEST - Weekly forum for single adults, will be years," Carnesecca says. "Wennlngton is having a typical closed on Christmas Eve It New Year's Eve. We will see you all on Jan. 7. 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Great fund Care dealer for details today! ages 21 points a game, and guard Randy Wlttman, who raiser. averages 14. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28,1981 The Arts The Daily Register 13 Press hits technical flaws in 'Malice9 By BUB THOMAS Dillon) to commit suicide. purposes, the happenings were combined in regulated body affecting American life. If This reviewer found fault that 1.) The the misdeeds of a single reporter. Because of any move were made to regulate the press, I HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Hat the prett ov- reporter would not reach the accused man for the research; Pollack didn't anticipate the would be first on the barricades to fight it. erreacted in criticism of how newspapers are a comment before the story was printed; 2.) reaction. But I do think that press responsibility is worth taking a look at. portrayed in the current movie, "Absence of That she printed the aUbi story without the "I was simply doing the picture as dra- Malice?" woman's consent, knowing the damage it "I have asked media people if they would ma, never thinking about what the press be as incensed if 'Absence of Malice' had Sydney Pollack thinks so, but then, he's would cause; 3.) That the newspaper refused reaction would be," said the Indiana-born the director of the Paul Newman-Sally Field to retract even when the reporter's stories been about politicians or cops or business director of "Jeremiah Johnson," "The executives. Their answer is no." film. Somewhat daxed by the Initial blasts were found to be based on tainted informa- Electric Horseman," etc. from press critics, he notes happily that tion. Pollack remarked that the casting of Sally others are "coming out of the closet" In "When I first showed the picture to the Field was crucial to "Absence of Malice:" "Everything she printed was true — or I press, I discovered they felt offended, vic- defense of -Absence of Malice." He cited should say 'accurate,'" says Pollack in de- "If I had cast a young Bette Davis, someone favorable articles and comments by Nat Hen- fense. "It was based on the evidence that she timized and hostile. I never thought I was who was tough and hard, the picture wouldn't toff, Earl Caldwell, Jeff Greenfield and Nick had gathered. It just happened that she wat making an anti-press movie. I wanted to have been as effective. It had to be someone Timmisch. being used by an unscrupulous government make a film without any villains at all. I with Sally's innocence and sincerity to allow "Absence of Malice" concerns a Si-year- official. That has certainly happened don't like to do villains. As Paul says at the herself to be used." old Miami reporter (Field) who is duped by before." end of the film: everyone In this room is Still on the defensive. Pollack concluded: an organised crime investigator into printing In fact, he claimed that all of the plot smart, everyone thought he was doing the "The press is the conscience of America. a story that an innocent man (Newman) was points of "Absence of Malice" had been right thing.... I believe in it. I ended "Three Days of the a suspect in the disappearance of a labor thoroughly researched and found to have "My thinking was that the power and the Condor' with Robert Redford standing in leader. The reporter then writes an alibi occurred at various newspapers throughout responsibility of the press is too often taken front of The New York Times, ready to Paul Newman story that causes the man's friend (Melinda the country. He admitted that for dramatic for granted. 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FESTIVE SETTING — Mrs. Hans Heine, Little Silver, to right, Mrs. Vincent Roache, Middletown; Mrs PROJECT ACTIVE — Robert Boraska, Ocean, displays some of the gift items made left, president of Monmouth County Chapter of the Harold Doerr, Hazlet; Mrs. Richard Mosolgo, Mid- Register by students in Project ACTIVE, which he heads at SEARCH Day Program for National Society for Autistic Children, is among the dletown, and Mrs. Dominick A. Aiello, Loch Arbour. Austlstlc Children, Ocean, to Mrs. George J. Brucker, West Long Branch, left, and guests at the annual Christmas luncheon staged by the SEARCH stands for Special Education And Research staff Kathle Lindmar, Monmouth Beach, secretary and president, respectively of SEARCH Auxiliary for Autistic Children In Pompous for Children. SEARCH Auxiliary. The Items were offered for sale at the auxiliary's Christmas Menagerie, Red Bank. Among auxiliary aides are, left photos luncheon in the Pompous Menagerie, Red Bank. Tobey-Vcm Brunt Weddings SHREWSBURY - The Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury was the setting Dec. If (or the marriage of Ruth Evelyn Van Brunt, Scherzinger-Jeleniewski daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W Van Brunt, Brick Township, formerly of Shrewsbury, to Manley William Tobey III, son of the Rev. KEANSBURG - St. Ann's Roman Catho- Teresa Scherzinger and Maureen' Scherz- and Mrs. Manley W. Tobey Jr. of Sterling lic Church was the setting here Sept. 12 for inger. Heights, Mich. the marriage of Kathleen Jeleniewski, Kenneth Reinhardt was best man and Dr. David Muyskens and the bride daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. ushers were Thomas Scheninger, Henry groom's father officiated at the ceremony, Jeleniewski, 113 Fifth St., West Keansburg, Jeleniewski Jr., Daniel Jeleniewski, Sam which was followed by a reception in Bamm to William M. Scherzlnger, son of Mr. and Beatrice and Steven Schmidt. Hollow Country Club, Middletown. Mrs. William Scherzinger, 15 Hussel Place, Lysa Van Brunt was maid of honor for her Hazlet. The Rev. Gregory Vaughan cele- The bride, a graduate of St. Mary's High sister, who also was attended by the Misses brated the nuptial Mass, which was followed School, South Amboy, is employed at K-Mart, Anne Fabry, Wendy Child, Mary Ann Tobey, by a reception in the Belford Independent Hazlet. The bridegroom, who is employed by Debbie Cason and Cynthia Shumlas. Hall. Bendix Corporation, Eatontown, is a gradu- ' Best man was Joseph L. Lehnen and MR. AND MRS. MANLEY TOBEY III ate Of Raritan High School and New Jersey ushers were William Vaq Brunt, Mark Anne Marie Jeleniewski was maid of hon- Institute of Technology, Newark. After a Warren, James H. Bowling Jr., James W. ter's degree at Wayne State University in or. Also attending the bride were Maureen wedding trip to Bermuda, the couple reside Taylor and David A. Taliaferro. Detroit, is an alumnus of Buckingham (Va.) MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SCHERZINUKR in Hazlet. Crosbie, Maureen Doris, Marie Lands, The bride, a graduate of Middletown High County High School and Western Kentucky School and Slippery Rock (Pa.) State Col- University. He is employed by Studio Cam- lege, Is employed by John Hancock Insurance era in Grosse Pointe. Company in Birmingham, Mich. The couple reside in Troy, Mich., after a Aberegg-Erb The bridegroom, a candidate for a mas- wedding trip to New England and Canada. KEYPORT - The mar- the Town and Country Inn. man and David Bourgeois riage of Bernadine Elizabeth Officiating at the civil cere- was usher. Schnaara-Zaretski Erb, daughter of Mr. and mony was Mayor Henry The bride, a graduate of WYCK0FF - The mar- The bride was given in at Drew University, Madison, Mrs Otto Erb, SO Fleetwood Perkarsky of Hazlet. riage of Miss Karen Marie marriage by her brother, Lt. where she was elected to Phi Drive, Hazlet, to Robert Lee Mary Ann Erb was her sis- Raritan High School, Hazlet, and Salem (W. Va.) College, Zaretski, daughter of Mrs. Mark Zaretski. Her maid of Beta Kappa. She is a market Aberegg of Bunker Hill, W. ter's honor attendant. Also Edward T. Zaretski of is employed by the Berkeley honor was Phyllis Sorrelli research analyst with New Va., son of Mr. and Mrs. Neil attending the bride was her Wayne, and the late Mr. and bridesmaids were County Board of Eduction in Jersey Bell Telephone Com- Aberegg of Hundred, W. Va., sister Margaret T. Erb. Zaretski, to Keith L. Kathleen Burns, Linda pany in Newark. took, place yesterday here in Joseph Griffith was best Martinsburg, W. Va. Schnaars, son of Mr. andGlenn, Denlse Noonan and The bridegroom, shipping The bridegroom, also em- Mrs. L G Schnaars, Knoll Jill Pressimone. manager with. American ployed by the Berkeley Coun- Terrace, Hazlet, took place Best man was Todd Trem- Commercial, Secaucus, is an ty Board of Education in Nov. 28. The Rev. Reginald aine of Keyport. Ushers were alumnus of Raritan High Engagements Martinsburg, is an alumnus Redlon, pastor, celebrated Edward Noonan, Wade School and Drew University, of Hundred High School and the nuptial Mass here in St. Thunhorst, Anthony Traina where he is a candidate for an West Virginia University. Elizabeth Roman Catholic and Mark Zaretski. MBA degree. Church. A reception was in The bride, an alumna of The couple reside in Davis-Gibson The couple will reside in the North Jersey Country Ramapo High School, was Wyckoff, after a wedding trip RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. Berkeley County after a wed- Club. graduated magna cum laude to Germany. Royal H Gibson Sr, Rumson ding trip to ski at Black Wa- Road, announce the en- ter Falls, W. Va. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT ABEREGG gagement of their daughter, Virginia Eleanor Gibson, to HAVE A HAPPY & HEALTHY NEW YEAR Ronald James Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Davis with the NATURAL WAY TO SUM DOWN & SHAPE UP... of Woodbury. A June 1883 wedding is planned. as you DANCE YOUR WAY TO FITNESS1 Miss Gibson, an alumna of Red Bank Catholic High STEPHANIE LOST School, is attending Drexel Virginia Gibson MATAWAN University, where she is a May 1983 candidate for a BS in Philadelphia, is a graduate HookA LadderCo#1 97PO0NDS. ftwOemo WO al 7 pm degree in finance. She is in of Cocoa Beach (Fla.) High classes Mon & Wed 7 pm the cooperative education School and Drexel Univer- program at Drexel and works sity, where he received a BS in - the investment research degree in accounting. He is MIDDLETOWN department at Girard Bank in studying to be a certified pub- OoyrMn Halt. Leonardo Philadelphia. lic accountant, the examina- FrMDemo l/7«830im4B(Kn Mr. Davis, a staff accoun- tion for which is this coming claise* m«ei Tue & Thur 0 30 wn. 6 pm tant for Coopers and Lybrand May. FREE W6x)4Fn9 30 DEMONSTRATIONS MIDDLETOWN \l\{~\{){ \{\i R (Bring your weaken) FuiCoft CLASSES BEGIN Free Demo 1/7 al 8 pm The Week of January 10 Classes lues ft fours 8 pm mCarl i. Quaglia 1 ml at these great locations • H.I'. call MONMOUTH BEACH 988-6329 THIS YEAR IS GOING; , Free Oomo 1/5II 7 30 pm ft 8 30 pm Co Ed DON'T TRY TO STOP IT. 01 264-4739 , cbitsesTuet ft Thurs 7:30 pm ft 8:30 pm Co-Ed '• • IS uonmouffi IWI Civic Aud. FmOwnot 1/8 a!3 15pm PUN-PILLID ONI, claim MontWM 3 15 pm HOUR CLASS!* NEPTUNE In a few days the old year will be nothing bat statistics and memories. We look forward lo the Moot twlc* • wMk Hmop* Compn, coming New Year settling many current problems. Fr«e Oemot 1/12 a »IS a.m. 1 7 pm 12w«M>ks-S89 cl«l4«I«««IlKm»i5H«««IlKm»:i5aii 7 SHIjM19IO»Mi.|SO Our affairs In our pharmacy nave done very well. 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Fit (309) 6698446 91 Broadway chtcks p*y«W* to Rumsw Commuoily Education D» •«<*:*> upnwd dhWon d l«n Ur». he 14 >m d a»SWy rd nqity for Ihow •<» nod more Ocean Prove, N.J. 07756J ADVICE SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1981 The Daily Register 15 A NEW YOU HINTS FROM HELOISE Fudging up a recipe Don't be a diet bore By EMILY WILKENS dining. It's the kind of table talk that Save calories on the pie by eating can make others squirm, especially as the filling but not the crust. DEAR FELLOW COOKS: If there's one topic of conversation they're reaching for a second helping If you tell "Mom" how fabulous BIRDIE BOUNTY Absolutely great! I tried it and I that can get boring it's your diet. Mum of the plum pudding or fruit cake. everything is and ask for a "doggie We recently printed a recipe in the Dear Heloise - and Bird Lovers: like it! - Heloise bag," the chances are good you'll get column for "Famoui Chocolate is the word if you hope to get through Don't gasp in horror if someone Would you like to make a yummy treat SINK STRAINER the season without getting on every- gives you a gift-wrapped package of by with flying colors. Fudge." From your responses, thia is a for those birds you feed and enjoy Dear Heloise: When my kitchen If there's no polite way to stick to classic example of how easy it if some- one's nerves. homemade cookies or a box of your watching? sink strainer became bent and out of It's offensive to talk about your favorite chocolates. No need to make your diet without hurting your mother- times to look at a recipe and mis-read Save bacon dripping and other solid shape, I took an 18-inch square of nylon in-law's feelings, eat to keep peace but or not understand the directions, and wonderful willpower to a plump friend the giver feel guilty. Accept the pres- fats that get firm when cold. net and wadded it into a ball. who's downing potato chips by the ent with enthusiasm, then just as en- plan to go on my one-day water fast the end up with a failure or less than Mix the drippings with bird seed in I stuffed it into the drain as a very next day. You'll find details on perfect results. dozens. thusiastically rewrap it and present it a bowl, then spoon it onto a large pine strainer. The water can easily run It's poor manners to pass up a su- to friend, neighbor or co-worker. this wonder-working fast in my "Spa One of the ingredients listed in the cone, filling all the cracks and through it but the netting catches any Secrets" bulletin, which can be ob- recipe was "eight ounces of perb chocolate mousse, the pride and Not everyone can stick to a diet and crevices. bits of food or objects that would other- joy of the hostess, with a lengthy lec- consequently not everyone is interested tained by sending 50 cents and a self- marshmallows, finely cut," and here is Tie the cone to a tree and watch the wise go down the drain. ture on why you can't have any. Settle addressed, stamped envelope to me in where the confusion came in. in knowing how well you're doing on excitement the birds gel from it! Of cum si-, it won't hold in water for for a mini serving and hold your silence yours. That's why it's wise to forget care of this newspaper. We all know one cup contains eight Surprisingly, the first, bird to dishwashing, but it sure saves getting a about your diet but don't hold your WHAT ABOUT LIQUOR? fluid ounces, but it's not the same as calorie counting as a topic of conversa- partake of my treat was a downy wood- clogged-up sink. — Mabel Biddle praise tion, especially over the holidays. Dear Emily: Are there any low- eight ounces of marshmallows by pecker, and I didn't even know we had COLORED WALLS No one really is interested in what calorie drinks in the alcoholic category weight which, of course, is one-half any around here! Dear Heloise: My 2-year-old son JUST FOR YOU that a dieter can enjoy? — R.P. you're allowed to eat and what's off Dear Emily: We're having dinner pound. If only one cup of This mixture lasts longer than seed used a red crayon to draw on his white limits — at least not while they are Dear R.P.: Tall drinks are your marshmallows is added, the fudge will balls or feed in a feeder, and the solid wall. enjoying the bounty of the holiday with my mother-in-law who is a superb best bet, so stick with Scotch, rye, not be sufficiently creamy, nor will it fats help keep the birds warm these I couldn't find a frame large enough table. cook. She always serves such fattening vodka or Irish whiskey with soda or set or harden. cold days. — Ina Myers to frame his art work so I tried some- things, like baked potatoes, gravy, water. Remember mixers like ginger It will make everyone feel uncom- homemade pie. How can I get by If this is what happened to your MELTING BUTTER thing else. fortable if you cheat, then spend the ale, cola or quinine water are high in fudge, you weren't alone. Even one of Dear Heloise: Just had to share my A can of spray foam bathroom without gaining weight or getting on calories. The new light wines are a rest of the mealtime bemoaning your her bad side? - Worried J. my staff tried the recipe and made the way of melting butter or shortening for cleaner, to my surprise, not only took fall from diet grace. good bet too because they have roughly exact same mistake. Guess these recipes without burning it. the crayon marks off the wall but was Dear Worried: Baked potatoes 35 fewer calories per servings. You may have good reason to be aren't fattening unless you butter them things do happen to all of us at one time I turn my automatic coffeemaker an easy way to clean the entire wall. proud of your willpower but don't re- EMILY WILKENS welcomes let- or another. warmer switch on and place a small Just be sure to follow the directions up. Eat them plain and you needn't ters, but cannot undertake to answer spond to complimentary comments worry. If you didn't get the recipe the first pie tin or dish with the butter on the on the can. — Maria Wright about the weight you've lost by giving a each one. She will use questions of time, send a business siie self-ad- warming plate. Send a handy, dandy hint to Heloise, mini lecture on how you did it. Gravy's a problem. Skip it if you general interest in her column. Ad- dressed, stamped envelope to: Heloise, The butter will slowly melt and P.O. Box 32000, San Antonio, Texas Especially avoid detailed explana- can. If she insists, take only enough to dress your letters to Emily Wilkens, P.O. Box 32000, San Antonio, Texas there's no risk of scorching or burning 78216. She can't answer your letter tions of your reducing regimen while moisten the meat. care of this newspaper. 78216, and we will put it in the mail to it, as I always manage to do on the personally but will use the best hints you. — Hugs, Heloise stove burner. — Marilyn received in her column. ANN LANDERS ASK DR. 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Brother's a Scrooge try harder to discipline Dear Ann: Will you please Let me understand her churlish and adolescent. Methinks they were never herself, she gels mad at me By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS of Christmas and giving. When they are the year with a hangover. This year, print this prayer for all those need to complain. She's had a daughters who write to you hard life and deserves the very enthusiastic about atten- and won't talk for hours. ready, most children reject the idea of we're not going out as we usually do, ding,.and your gave them a Is there anything I can do Dear Dr. Brothers: Both of my there being only one Santa. They'll let but have invited three couples, our best and complain about their right to talk about it if she mothers? I used to be one of wants to. good excuse. to get her to stop eating can- young children are firm believers in you know when they want a more re- friends, to our house. Now, this is be- Dear Ann Landers: There dy and cookies and ice cream Santa. This year my brother, who is a alistic or practical explanation of how ginning to worry me and I wonder if the complainers, until I grew Give me tolerance when up and understood what life Is Mom criticizes. She really is someone very close to me every night of her life? scientist, spent the Christmas-holidays certain packages get under the Christ- I've made the right decision. — A.W. who is extremely overweight. I have suggested counsel- with us. He has no children, but he mas tree. all about. Please let me be — means no harm, and much of Dear A.W.: I believe people who Anonymous In Springfield it is done out of love because I'll call her Laura. ing and self-help groups, but wanted to tell mine that the whole Santa is a psychologically healthy find those two days unbearably de- Laura will go on a diet for she refuses to go. What now? Santa myth is silly. He feels it's harm- Dear Anonymous: With she wants me to do better. figure, primarily for 2-to 6-year-olds. pressing are focusing too much on the pleasure. Here's your prayer. Finally, God, give my chil- a few days. Then she gels — Concerned For Her . •'. ful to children. He says what's to pre- As psychiatrist Dr. Paul Andrulonis past and not enough on the future. It's discouraged because she only Dear Concerned: Now you vent them from thinking that if their Thanks for sending it on. dren the virtue of patience, points out, the big task for a 2- to 6- not unlike people who see retirement PRAYER OF PATIENCE for I will be a mother some- lost two pounds and eats can lay off. Laura obviously parents lie about Santa, they may He year-old is to see his family, particu- as an end of life, rather than a new twice as much because she is resents your efforts to get her about anything? This also means, he God grant me the patience day, also. larly his parents, as loving and giving. beginning. You can help yourself by when Mom calls every day. Dear Ann Landers: I am so disappointed. to shape up. You may even be says, that it gives the kids carte Santa is a beautiful supplement to an making plans for the new year. I'm not Laura claims she really part of the reason she's fail- blanche to lie. I'm confused about this, Let me remember that she about to be married. My idealization of the parents. He's like an talking about just New Year's resolu- gets lonely. fiance asked "Jim" to be his wants to take off weight, but ing Try keeping off the sub- but I urged him not to tell the kids. extended family member and we need tions, but also about setting aside cer- when I tell her she needs lo ject and see what happens. Whatever I decide to do, I know in my Please let me realize that, best man. Jim shares an him. tain days throughout the month of Jan- when she repeats herself, she apartment with his live-in, heart that I don't want to shatter my uary to do things that please you. youngsters' feelings about the jolly, Dear Dr. Brothers: I can't tell you is getting older and her mem- Mona. When I addressed the how much I dread the holidays — not so Plan some activities for your New ory is not as sharp as it used invitation I put on the en- bearded old man in red at this particu- Year's Eve party and try to get your Accepting enrollments now lar lime. — P.K. much Christmas as the New Year's to be. velope, "Jim Barnes and Eve and New Year's day celebrations. guests to focus more on the tomorrows When she starts cleaning Guest." I get so depressed on those two days than on the failures and disappoint- my house or doing my laun- When Jim received the in- Dear P.K.: Ask your brother for his ments of the yesterdays. that I almost always drink too much dry, let me hold my tongue. I vitation, he called to say cooperation, regardless of what his Serve plenty of food and, if know it makes her feel use- neither he nor Mona would own views may be. As the mother of and then, of course, have a hangover. Each year, I swear I'm not going to ncessary, water the drinks or dilute ful. attend the wedding. They the children you have a right to expect them with a non-alcoholic beverage. repeat past errors, but I invariably do When she gives me free were both deeply offended him to respect your decision. After the first two regular drinks, be- advice, let me listen to her. thai we did not put Mona's I don't happen to share his views on and while my husband doesn't admit to lieve me, most people won't know the being depressed, he too always begins She has been through it all name on the envelope. Jim this subject. Santa represents the spirit difference. , long before me. said, "You knew who my guest would be, and you should have identified her by YOUR HEALTH name." TThere is a new high quality day' Please let me know if care center in Holmdel, accepting \ what I did was wrong. — iinlants, toddlers and pre- Which AWay In N.J. ' 'schoolers. We are located minutes' Dear Which: Yes, you 'from Bayshore Hospital, Bell Midwife delivery is respected made a mistake. Mona's name should have appeared 'Labs, and Prudential. Please call on the envelope. BUT refus- I lor information. removed at frequent in- I am in my second month all children are delivered by it. On the other hand, soft remember that these soften- ing to come to the wedding is wax can more easily be re- ing agents can sometimes be tervals rather than wait until of pregnancy. A change In midwives. ^_ it becomes impacted. social circumstances makes moved by syringing. irritating to the outer wall of Even in the United States Occasionally a softening the ear canal. Dr. Cole man welcomes it necessary for me to go questions from readers. back to a small city in Eng- there is a resurgence of in- agent is used for a few days Both methods are effec- terest in the use of midwives tive. People who tend to ac- Please write to him in care of land. I am told that a midwife with hard wax. Syringing this newspaper. may deliver my child instead to replace the overburdened then is possible. One should cumulate wax should have it of a doctor. I have one other physician in some com- child, age 3. Are there special munities. It is expected that risks attached to a midwife the midwife will even become HOURS THIS WEEK more and more significant as delivery? - Mrs. S.N., Mich. Mon.-Tuesj.-Wed.-Thurs.-Sat. RED BANK ONLY Dear Mrs. N.: a member of the health team. 10-5:30 It has recently been esti- Since you have had one normal delivery, the chances "I lost 120 lbs. Closed New Year's Day mated that almost 80 percent of all children born in the are great that there will be no world are delivered by mid- unusual circumstances dur- wives. I am not sure this fig- ing the time of this second Happy ure is accurate, but I do know delivery. If despite re- At The Diet that that number is close to assurance you still have New Vear reality. Many of the mid- marked trepidation and fear, wives are remarkably com- I am certain thet you will be petent and highly trained and able to find medical facilities Institute!" their judgment is regarded that will give you an added with respect in medical sense of comfort. circles. They are trained to recognize any of the com- Does It make aay dif- plications that arise in the ference If a doctor lakes wax Phyllis early stages of childbirth and LADIES SHOES out of the cart by Irrigating are instructed to seek a doc- them or picking at them? — Tominus tor's help in all such cases. Mr. K.R., W.Va. Dear Mr R: "Just Reduced' For years it has been known that the survival rate When wax is firm, hard The Diet Institute By and impacted, a special blunt of newborn infants goes up offers a medically when women are delivered in instrument is used to remove "TOPSIDER" ft "NICKELS" their own homes. This sounds supervised program 0 strange in the light of modern for people who want to "BASS"# "CARESSA" hospital facilities and anti- Square, round lose 30 lbs or more N sepsis. and do it rapidly (as "ROCKPORT" ft "Dexter" The reason for these ex- dances slated much as 30 lbs in 40 "CONNIE" T5T "NINA" L 00 cellent statistics in home de- BELMAR — The Shore days] The Diet Institute method uses no pills, and'15 livery is supposedly based on Swingers Square Dance Club no shots, no pre-packaged foods, no crash "OLD MAINE TROTTERS" the fact that women become will hold its regularly sched- Y val. accustomed and adjusted to dieting and no hunger while you're losing "GOLO" & more... to $65 uled Square and Round Dance those pounds the bacteria in their' own Jan. 4 and 18 at 8 p.m. Danc- (sizes 5 to 10) homes. A relative immunity ing will be from 8 to 10:30 Call today - come in for a Iree consultation and toward these "home germs" p.m. at the West Belmar learn all about our program reduces the incidence and se- Grammar School, 17th Ave. verity of infection. and First, Wall. MARGE GEFFNER (Director) OUR LOSERS LADIES In many countries, espe- ARE WINNERSI cially England, there now are The caller will be Glenn LEATHER licensed midwives who pass a Cooke, Sea Girt, with the MARLBORO: Route 9, Marlboro, New Jersey very thorough and com- round dancing cued by Dale V/i Mile South of Robertsvllle Road) S3B-810O prehensive training program. and Winnie Bissey of Point They play a most important Pleasant. NORTH BRUNSWICK: Carolier Lanes Mall, BOOTS role in areas of the world Route 1, North Brunswick, NJ 846-1 MM where doctors are not avail- All club level dancers are MIDOLETOWN: Village Mall, able. In the developing coun- invited. Refreshments will be 1060 Hwy. 35, Middtelown. NJ 671-8822 tries particulary, there are served. Workshops will be 8 WALLACE ST.,RED BANK 842-6610 very few doctors and almost held from 8:30 to9 p.m. M tippets Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER28. 1981 The DailyRegMer 16 Crossword puzzle ACROSS 34 Levin's 58Ontol36A 23 "Thtnkl-I" 1 -Alto "- Belore 60 Laddot 24 British S Exclude Dying" lllms dhrltlon 10 Trim 35 Literary 61 Emulate 25 Booqutt 14 Epithet script Dtmoslhtfltt 26 Kind of ol Athena 36 Work by 17A 62 Rlghthand point 27Llktn*M 15 "Thllt," 40 Ripen mm lor one 41 Expensive 63 Saucy 28 Hermit 18 Hindu mutlc lur 64 — up on 29 Cranium 17 English 42 Undiluted (studied 30 Gentleman's pott 43 Celtic quickly) gentleman 20 Pottle lime Neptune 65 Garden 31 Ryan or 21 Funcllona 44 Baltic bloom, lor Talum 22 Encounten port short 32 Kill: Si. Snuffy Smith 23 Iowa city 45 Cloak 34 Cloister 24 Land's end 47 "- Alice" DOWN 37 Arctic 26 Strip ol 48 Htidquir 1 Summon dweller l 38 Maugham HELLO, IT'S TIME TO PUT AWAV TATFR ) / TH LITTLE bttl tin 2 On the shel leredslde story TATER- VOUR PLAY TOVS AW1 29 Booted 49 Abound VWRMINT 30 Oath 52 Tooth edge 3 Urlttht 39 Bincroft THIS IS TAKE YOUR BATH 33 Melville , 53 Current novellsl 45 Like some title raoe 4 Clod potatoes 5 English 46 Vipers county 47 English 6 Fencing river weapons 46 Steep hill 7 Tunisian 49 Trade rulers 50 Trick 6 Rainbow 51 In the dis- 9 Stadium tance shout 52 Actor James 10 Vinegar 53 Gel poor LESS0NS! bottle marks ' THE Kit) MUST 6E TAKIN6 NUISANCE ' 11 Cluny, e.g. 54 Robert the 12 "-a Kick actor Mary Worth out ol You" 55 Legal paper 13 Avtragts 57 Watch chain Family (lirrus 58 Relative: X THINK HE'SA&ITOFA YOU SAY HIS rAPPARENTLY SHE THOU&HT HE'D 18 Sharp odor MAVERICK! ALL OF HIS WIFE LEFT hllM NEVER AMOUNT TO 19 In tht cen- Ibbr. ANCESTORS WERE SHORTLY AFTER ANYTHING! ter of 59 Label WHILE BANKERS, BUT THEY CAME O&VIOU€>LY, SHE WAITING STEVE STUDIED TO SANTA MISREAD HIS FOR A ENGINEERING! ROYALE* CHARACTER CAB, KATE A"o &APLY &6RDAN S PlP! TELLS MARY ABOUT STEVE WALES.

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Andy Capp Your horoscope, birthday MONDAY, Dec. 28 take it as a special kindness be tactful. Don't let a loved of line at your destination. I SUPPOSE WE OUGHT) WHERE'S VOUR Born today, you are a per- that you encourage them to one know of your disinterest. LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) - TOBEQOING.PET MANNERS, BM: son of conscience. You pos- confide in you. PISCES(Feb. 19-March Fear of failure may make LAWES FIRST.' sess deep-seated principles Alto born on thlt data 20) •- So long as hands are you unable to perform and standards and nothing are: Law Ayret, Martin busy, minds will not be idle. chores you've been praised can force you to go against Mllnar, actort; Maggie Discouragement may hit a for many times in the past. them. Loyal and affection- Smith, Hlldegarde Naff, youngster during p.m. hours. VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sept 22) ate, you nevertheless will actrattet; Woodrow ARIESfMarch 21-Aprll - Your gift for seeing the act against a friend or loved Wilton, U. S. president. 19) •• Circumstances make whole in the part serves you one if honor is at stake. You To see what is in store for it necessary to change plans. well today. Friends of have a keen, quick mind and you tomorrow, find your Keep interfering friends out friends rescue you in p.m. would be happiest in birthday and read the corre- of your affairs. LIBRA(Sept. 23-Oct. 22)- research where your powers sponding paragraph. Let • Perceive another's poten- of concentration and your your birthday star be your TAURUS(Aprll 20-May tial and you will discover a ability to work fflone would daily guide. 20) -• Long-range plans may hidden truth about yourself. be most helpful and produc- backfire as a consequence of A good day for advance- tive. You are ambitious - TUESDAY, DECEMBER moving too quickly in the ment. BUT BEFORE I HATto UP.. MAYBE YClJ F0R6OT but you would rather 29 initial stages of a project. SCORPI0(0cl. 23-Nov. ARE >PU &URE yM DIDN'T TO TEU. ME THAT achieve no success at all CAPRICORNfDec. 22- GEMINKMay 21-June 20) 21) •- Career advancement than achieve it at another's FORGET ANYTHING? Yi?U UOVE AAE Jan. 19) -• A speculative - Begin at once to make may be made this morning - expense venture may backfire before plans for the weekend. Tele- if you are quick to take You enjoy family relation- you have a chance to get it phone those you wish to advantage of another's lack. ships tremendously and will off the ground. Disappoint- celebrate with; it's quicker. SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22 take your greatest pleasure ment! CANCERfJune 21-July Dec. 21) - A position of from the children in the AQUARIUSfJan. 20- 22) - Take your time pre- authority is vacated. Think ^z] house. You are the recipienipif t Feb.18) - Family remem- paring for a journey or you twice before you volunteer of secrets Many children brances may pall Even so. mav find yourself quite gut for the job it encompasses.

SheinwokPs bridge advice South dealer Neither side vulnerable By Alfred Sheinwold trick. West was delighted to two spades, nd the next NORTH run the rest of his spades. player bids three clubs. Doonesbury You might prefer a nine • 98 And Slavenburg'was de- There are two passes, and it <5>Q76 MYfAITHFUt. BY All Mem excuse Me. SIR mm to a deuce, but the late lighted to discard the nine is up to you again. What do C W'AftMOST. UKMPWOHAVB world champion Bobby 032 Aft YOU of clubs on the fourth you say? • K87654 WPH6UEZ? CAN tie SOME PLACE I THIS IS Slavenburg would have dis- spade. ANSWER: Pass. You told COULD CHAH5E ABU5I- am UP AND Aiom>' agreed with you. If he had Declarer then took the your whole story when you WEST EAST IHIDMY the deuce of clubs, he could heart switch, cashed the ace bid two spades. If partner • A K Q 10 • 5432 take the ace and lead the of clubs and led the jack of cannot compete, you cer-

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ANOTHER A NICE CELL 1 WANT A ©OTTA &UARP 6>TOP LAWYER PUSHING GUE&T, CHIEF. RlSHT NEXT AGAINST MOSS /v\E: TOHI6 BUILDUP BROTHER. I THOUGHT VCU LIKEP PU6HER&, GOOROO. •you HAD SO MANY. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1981 The Daily Register 17

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CLASSIFICATIONS 9. Construction Equipment 54. Situations Wanted Female TO. MERCHANDISE 79 Swap or Exchange 102: Houses For Rent 110. Wanted To Rent 137 Lots And Acreage 200. SPECIAL NOTICES 1. AUTOMOTIVE 10 Wanted Automotive 55. Situations Wanted Male 71 Merchandise For Sale 80. Bicycles/Mini Bikes 103. Rentals To Share REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 138 Mobile Homes 210. Lost And Found 2. Autos For Sale 20. BUSINESS DIRECTORY 56 Situations Wanted Male/Female 72 Qaraue/Yard Sales 81. Sports Equipment 104. Winter Rentals 130. Open Houses 139. Cemetery Lots 211. Special Notices 3. Trucks and Trailers 21 Business Service 57. Child Care/Nursery Schools 73 Machinery For Sale 82 Swimming pools 105. Summer Rentals 131. Houses For Sale 140. Real Estate Wanted 212. Travel - Transportation 4. Motorcycles 22. Arts & Cralts 60. FINANCIAL 74 Rental Service 83. CB's, Electronics 106. Furnished Rooms 132 Apartments/Town Houses 150. RECREATIONAL 213 Instruction 5. Auto Services/Parts 50. EMPLOYMENT 61. Business Opportunity 75 Farm Equipment 84 Merchandise Wanted 107. Nursing/Retirement 133. Income Property 152 Boats And Accessories 6. Aulo Rent/Lease' 51. Help Wanted Male or Female 62. Mortgages 76. Auction Sales 85 Inflation Fighters Homes 134. Farm Property 153 Camping Equipment 7. Auto Insurance 52 Babysitting/Child Care 63 Money to Loan 77. Pets And Livestock 100. REAL ESTATE RENTALS 108 Commercial Rentals 135. Commercial Property 154. Recreational Vehicles 8. Auto Financing 53. Domestic Help 64. Money Wanted 78. Aircraft 101. Apartments 109 Buildings/Garages 136 Industrial Property

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2 Autos For Salt S Auto Service/ 84 Merchandise 101 Apartments Tiger Wanted Parts PLYMOUTH GRAN FURY 1971 — EATONTOWN — 2 bedroom, Exc. cond. PS. PB. auto. New ex ACONTENTSOF HOMES —Attics, Autos For Sal* hausl I shocks, 1550. Call 291-0075. CHEVY — 350 engine 1 400 auto, partially furnished, adults pre- trans, as a unit. Trans, freshly re- basements, antiques, yard sales, ferred, no pets. 1375 -I- electric. built. 042-9047. HAVE £0CH A HARP also used furniture 2*44451. . S71-759*. NEEDS NOSE I RASSAS PONTIAC AMC HORNET 1976. power steering, 395 Broad SI. Red Bank 741-S1O0. DUAL EXHAUST SYSTEM — Com- TIME (SETTING ALL LIONEL TRAINS RED BANK — I bedroom apt, cen- tral location, large kitchen, heat 6 i vl . air cond., auto trans. Bait RITTENHOUSE plete from exhaust manifolds to rear Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. oiler. Call J2» »;• Included, no Dais, IVi mos. security. LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. bumper, only 4 moi. old, 1100. Also M4,||91 2 eraser nay master mags. 14x8 i, 1350. 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Inventory tion Fighters) can sell your un- available. Walking distance to 544-1299. portunity Employer. control-public contacts-over the SEASONED FIREWOOD — OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, chi- trains. DOS, showing, beach 1 Medi- CHEVELLE MALIBU 19*7 - Auto- AM 9 PM. 4715414 or 349-5270. needed Items for you quickly. Truckload, hall-cord or cord. Call counter sales. Fringe benefits. Call Merchandise for sale ONLY na, glassware, art objects and bric- cal Center 1-bedroom starts UJO. 2 matic, 2 door, new tires, t track TRADE — Mercury Monlego 1974. TOP DOLLAR 513-4193 altar 5 p.m. good cond.. radio AM/FM cassette, 741-2073 for an interview. Equal Op- Originating from household, not ex- a-brac. Immediate cash tor any-bedrooms. DM. Al corner of Bath a, AM/FM, 31.000 miles. 1*3 engine. FOR USED CARS DENTAL OFFICE portunity Employer. » thing and everything. Ruscll's, 25 E. Westwood Avas, 6all 222-9191 US0 «5O*1B 3 spare tires, beautiful car, new ceeding a sale price ot $300 per SNOW PLOW — Plus all attach LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. SECRETARY article mentt. Front SI, Red Bank. 741—1*93. battery for pick-up In good cond. Rt. 35 Sevrevllle. N.J. 727-1300 CIRCLE CHEVROLET 739-4445. Experienced for modern Red Bank SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS — PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED. Call 2*4.9779 MATAWAN —All bedroom aots. area practice. Some book keeping Openings S to 4 a. 3 to 11 shifts. Each additional line, H 00 No dis- TURN YOUR OIAMONDS INTO available the jst. MM 1 1415. lit Shrewsbury Ava. Shrewsbury Pleasant long term work. 741-4700. TRESCOTT FRUIT GRADER — DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to months Mcurltv. Had 4 hot water 741-3130 TRIUMPH GT-4 — 1947. Asking iKIIIs required Must be familiar count If canceled before expiration. with insurance forms. Ability to No changes in copy No. 104. with brushes a. motor. Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will Included Call 5*1-0025 11500. good on gas. Call John TEACHER — Immediate opening, Buy from private owners and es- COMET GT till — 2 dr., agio., •427354 m«ke decisions and relate wall to Have something to sell? Phone 2*4-7234. other employees and patients. 4V* Monmouth County Vocational tates. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE radio, mow tires, good cond.. 1475. School District. Teacher of the hand TWO SNOWMOBILES— 1975 Arctic PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE- Call 747-MO7 attar 4 p.m. TWIN BORO MOTORS INC. days par weak. Pleasant working 131 Newman Springs Red Bank condition, top salary. Send resume (capped &/or Industrial Arts Cat EL Hare 440, mint cond. 1971 SIGNED. 799 River Rd., Fair Help Wanted 542-1700 Haven. N.J. (42-U57. CORVETTE CONVERTABLE - 1 AMC/Joep/Renaull 7474040 to: P.O. Boi .53, Red Bank, NJ certification required. Applications Arctic Cat EXTI92. S1S00 takes both KNOLL WOOD owner only 30,000 ml., new exhaust, Male/Female .07701. due Jan 8,19*2. Call 431-7942. Equal Sleds. Ml-MOa. buts needs runs. Bast otter over USED VOLKSWAGEN — ENGINES Opportunity Employer M/F. THE DAILY GARDENS ANO TRANSMISSIONS, GUARAN- DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full-time, REAL ESTATE 17,000. Call 142-2950. TEACHER — Diesel mechanic, to 73 Machinery For Sale TEED. OTHER USED PARTS ACCOUNT RECEIVABLE experience necessary. Please call REGISTER „, DENTALS DODGE SWINGER 1*71 — 2-cMor. ALSO AVAILABLE. CALL KENNY teach full-time in Monmouth County Encluslve 1 4 J bedroom apart- 747-1122. Vocational School District. Must new exhaust system, exc. cond. (ISO. THEODORE, 7414500 /PAYABLE CLERK CLASSIFIED ADS LOADER — 4 wheel drive. 2.5 yard ments. Individual gas heating 4 can I nUr national company has im-DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chelrside, have high school diploma or Iral air conditioning. Excellent loca- MUM, equivalency, with 6 years trade ex- AAAAA bucket, good tor snow removal and 101 Apartment! mediate owning in Red Bank area. exp. In oerter.il dentistry. Interested loading. Rani, lease, or sale. tion. FIREBIRD CLASSIC 1N7 — AlVEGA GT 1973 — Garage kept. 4 Th« ideal candidate tor this Interest- in expanded functions. S9M350. perience. Applications due Jan. I. LAST 1 TRAILER LOADSI 1912. Call 431-7942. Equal opportuni- 7474573. Just off Rt. 35 on Klngi Highway parli or al Is, good for restoration. speed, D.400 miles. 1500. ing position should havt diversified Direct from Landmark 5 Ava. hotel: East (walking distance to Foodtown 1914035 4954411. experience In all aspects of office DISTRICT MANAGERS — Part- ty employer M/F. Over 100 pieces antique and semi ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Capri time early morning work is avail- Apartments, Eatt Avenue t 4, 2Shopping Center) work. Specific duties Include: antique furniture and decorations- 76 Auction Sales CALL *71-0O2t 11-5 dally GEORGE WALL VEGA WAGON 1974 — Aulo., 24 • Accounts Receivable able supervising a small group of TRAVEL AGENT — Full or part- Classic French and English styles. bedrooms available Rental office, LINCOLN/MERCURY mpg, asking 1400. In good condition newspaper carriers In Red Bank time. Experience preferred. Com- Solas from 1100. chairs from 150, Apt. 44, or call 191 0004 • Accounts Payable *Aidd let own- Rum son A Fair Haven Shrewsbury Ava., at Sycamore 7»7 1424 • Typing puterized agency. Please reply; Box lamps from 130. AUCTION — Evary Tues. 4 Thurs, Shrewsbury , 747-5400 You must be available every morn- u •«03. The Daily Register VEGA WAGON 1974 — 77 engine i • General Supervision of all office ing. Excellent positions tor respon- Shrewsbury, N.J 07701. AND 7:30 p.m. 179 South St., Freehold, BRADLEY BEACH - 1 bedroom PORT MONMOUTH - Bedroom. functions. French commodes, consoles, desks, N.J. Public Invltled, free admission GRAND PRIX 1973 —trans., good for parts. 1150. sible people. Salary A car allow- apt> Prime location. Including sa kitchen living room area, bath IMS Benefits Include: ance. Call M0 242-0650 toll-free. URGENTLY NEED DEPEN- wing chairs, chandelleri. sconces, COL. BOB RANDOLPH, Auc- curltv. Intercom, wall-to-wall • electric 4 security Call 7»7 5717 PS/PB/PW/AC, Jensen stereo with Call 4954725. • Major Medical mirrors. Some unused, all at a frac- tioneer. 431-57M or 223-«7e9. 4 speakers, new radial tires. SeMK DABLE PERSON — Who can work carpeting, air conditioning, heat, hot VOLVO - New a. Used • Profit Sharing DRIVER — Full-time, Mon.-Frl., without supervision for Texas oil tion ol their original cost, all mint. water, oft street parking, laundry miles. Asking 11,500 Call 7417075. • Paid Vacation INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Mora Classified Seles, parts, service, body shop transporting & coordinating trans- company In Shrewsbury area. We 77 Pets And Livestock room on premises No pets. Call IMPALA 1974 •* 4-dr , PS/PB. air Shore Motors Rt 35, Wall. 528 7500 • Pleasant working environment. portation for day treatment center train. Write T.P. Dick, Pres., South 159 Newman Springs Rd. 7744*10 anytime. on Next Puee Has Blaiar motor, 42.000 ml. 1 For confidential Interview. Contact in Red Bank. Excellent fringe bane- western Petroleum, Box 789, FtShrewsbur. y 7474100 VOLVO PARTS SALE — New-used. Mrs. Joyce collect at: tti-75* 0255 or Worth, Tx. 76101 ' owner, axe. cond. S1.M0. 5M-1911. 736-0710. fltst Call S42-7O30. An Equal Op- ANTIQUE STOVES Advanced And Beginners for oldies, restorers. Cheapl. RED portunity Employer. 51 Help Wanted JAGUAR I9U! — Will ba showing BANK VOLVO. 741-5M4. WORK-AT-HOME JOBS AVAIL- Cast Iron range (wood), porcelain DOG TRAINING SI Help Wanted ABLE! — Substantial earning* pos- range dual oil), late lagers, excellent Sept. 30 TIT MOTORS, 210 Wood- TERMINIX INTERNATIONAL ENGINEERING TRAINEE Bavshore Dog Club. 741404* bridge Ava.. Highland Park. VW BUG 1973 — Looks t, run 59 Main St. Age 17-25, No exp. nee sible. Call 504 Ml W03, Ext, 15*1, for condition. Call attar 5 P.M., 591-1*15. S72-2S77. good,needs a little work. t7S0. W. Orange, N.J Will train, Call Mon., information. HORSE TRAILER - 19W. 2 horsa Call 741-4530 ANTIQUE CENTER of Rad Bank thoroughbred, white. An Equal Opportunity Employer Wed., 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. (»>) 117 West Front Slreet JEEP SALES » SERVICE M/F W6-6MB7N for appt. 591-1119 TWIN BORO MOTORS 7474040 VW RABBIT DIESEL 19*0 - Mov- 52 Babvsltting/Chlld 3 buildings 150 Healers 141 4114 131 E. Newman Springs. Red Bank ing must sell. ADVERTISING SALES — National FLOOR WAXERS & JANITORIAL Items bought, ask for Guy HUNTING DOG - English Springer 142-2049. . Care Spaniel. I vr old female. Field Trial merchandising corp. Is looking for — Help needed, pert-time mornings, BOXES - CORRUGATED Boys-Girls KITSON CHEVROLET CO. bloodline. 1100 to good home. top people to fill position, due tofrom 6 a.m.-9 a.m. for local depart- For Moving A Storage, and for In- Hwy. 34 Ealonlown expansion. We offer excellent on- ment store In the Eatonlown area. 2*4-3414. WE BUY USED CARS — Top dollar Must have own transportation. Call BABYSITTER — For 2 yr. old. 7 dustry. A complete Una of packaging i 542-1000 paid. Schwarti ChryslerPlymouth. going training, benefits, company a.m. to 4:00 p.m., 4 to 6 days a supplies 4al-4e71 or 747-409*. MALE LHASA APSO paid trips, promotions from within. 800 392 6948 before 11 a.m. IF YOU ARE. LABRIOLA MOTORS 141 W. Front St., Red Bank. 7474717. month. Mv home or yours. Red AKC papers, lor stud. Draw vs. commission. For local In- Bank, Fair Haven area. Call COUCH I LOVESEAT — EarthtOno. 747-3517. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank te,rvlew call: (10.H*2-,*t6. HAIRDRESSER 747-4W2. striped labrlc 1 3 tables. 4 mos. old 741 2433 3 Trucks A Vans With following Must sell, 11000. M4-2317. OWNER HANOLERASSOCIATION AN OHIO OIL CO. — Offers high 747-9M2. — Is offering all bread show han- MERCEDES 19a 22OD DIESEL - income. Plus cash bonuses, benefits dling classes starting Jan. 4. Call 14 - 15 • 16 For Sale S3 Domestic Help Sunroof, auto., runs well New body to mature person in Shrewsbury IMMEDIATE OPENING — Per- Dailv-Sundav 542-4152 or 542-12*9. Style, 12250. '41 4530 area. Regardless of experience, manent, part-time. Mall & stock clerk. 3-4(Irs. dally. Flex time. Some HORSE FOR SALE — 3 year old MERCURY 1974 BOBCAT WAGON CHEVY VAN 1949 — Customiied. e- writ*: G.S. Read, American Lubri- HOUSEKEEPER - For Mon.'S 1 AND YOU CAN WORK cvl.. really beautiful. 11,450 cants Co., Box 696, Dayton, Ohio, lifting. Bask knowledge of postal Frl.'s. own transportation, ret Call REGISTER gelding completely black, beautiful — 1 owner. Loaded. Auto. 4-cvl. rates helpful. Hosellallietton A prof- conformation, gentle, needs ex- Wooograln A/C. II.Mi. Call 4950*11. 4S401. •41.0791 or write P.O. Bon 2U, it sharing plan. Apply at Ebjco Rumson, N.J. O77M perienced rider to train, 11200.00. '41 4365 CAN'T WORK 9 TO 5? SELL AVON Bldg., Shrewsbury Avenue, Classified Ads Call *71-4*07 altar 5 P.M. AFTER SCHOOL MONMOUTH MOTORS Motorcycles — And work when you want. Call Shrewsbury. 671-6391, S66S»3, U0-WS1 Situations Wanted as low as PONY SADOLE — And lack, also 52 Hwy. 35. Ealonlown LPN M/F — All shifts, small nursing 54 542-2414 brand new Western saddle, good AND YOU WOULD LIKE HONDA CYCLES — And Mopads. GIRL/GUY FRIOAY — Full-time home. Female 49.5 cents Christmas present Call lor prlcas, PARK CHEVROLET Shore Area's Number One Dealer position, all benefits, automotive 946-4991 par Una, par day 4,71 4*07 after 5 P.M. ' Sales-Leaslng-Servlce-Parts Rt. 9 South. Freehold. 442-4*11 Webookeepfng preferred. Apply In per (based on non-commercial will not be undersold. son, 141 Wen Front St., Red Bank MECHANICAL TRAINEE RELIABLE WOMAN— wishes to do 10-day Insertion) SADDLE — Cortina lumping saddle, •25°°to75W Rt. 44—775-1211-Neptune Age 17-25, No exp. nee. housacleanlng In Mlddletown area. site 17-Inch very comfortable. In Will train, Call Mon., Call 747-4176, excellent condition. Asking 1125. Wed., 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. (201) For FAST RESULTS Call 291-4453. WEEKLY U6-4 588/89 for a pot. AT LOW COST NEWSPAPER DELIVERIES — 84 Merchandise AND YOU LIVE IN Part-time early morning work Is phone Eatontown, Shrewsbury, available lo tellable people with Wanted cars delivering established news- Shrewsbury Twp. Araa —CLASSIFIED paper routes In Atlantic Highlands- 61 Business Red Bank Rumson «. Lltlle Silver. REGISTER AAAAAAI KAAAAAJ tAAAA we may Mere en emusDeaji part Urn* lob forlot mm. Excellent earnings that will grow. Opportunities WANTED: Antiques. Jewelry, Call 900 34!-O«5O toll free Rugs. Silver. Gold. FOR CASH. Trmn»portmtk>n provWaxf. Calf Mr. Frank 542 IM0. Classified Ads INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES NIGHT AUDITOR — Part-time. Ap- PARTNER WANTED — I have 10 159 E. Newman Springs Rd. years managerial exp. and $10,000 to 542-1700 Shrewsbury 747-tlQO ply In person, Molly Pitcher Inn. Rt. Invest In a major muffler franchise BUSINESS DIRECTORY IS, Red Bank location In Eatontown area. I am motivated, aggressive and have Toll-Free from Matawan Area NURSES-RN's & LPN'S what it takes to make a new business CERTIFIED A DAILY GUIDE successful. Reply Box U 404, The 566-8100 NURSE'S AIDES M/F Dally Register. Shrewsbury, N.J. HOMEMAKERS 077O1. Toll Free from Mlddletown Araa OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS HOUSEKEEPERS 1 LIVE-INS Full or part-time, needed for North 671-9300 Monmouth area. High pay. No tee. TAVERN I HOTEL LICENSE OESKS. FILES - Tablet, chairs, Call tor Interview at People Care, Newly remodeled, gas heal, kitchen adding machines, typewriters, of- 294 Broad It., Red Bank, sjo-iaaa, or can ba used to greater extant. Pro- fice equipment, etc. at bargain 1 River Rd , Brlelle, SH-9432. fessional office usa. Must sell. prices. New or used. A.A.C. DESK MASONRY CARPETCLEANING Owner will teke back mortgage with OUTLET. 1709 Rt. 35, Oedhursl. LEGAL SERVICES NURSES M/F — Full-lime or part- low down. (Needs owner /operator). 531-3990. time. RN or LPN. 11 to 7 shut lor GIG REALTORS 511-1000 Al EXPERT CARPET CLEANING skilled nursing facility. Contact DINETTES — S-plece. 179.9S. Mat- — upholstery cleaning Reasonablt Freehold Convacentar, 431 5217 tor tresses. W9 95 Fill sue headboards. FIREPLACES — woodstoves, heal- UANKRUPCV — Reasonable rates. rates. Morris Hoffman. 747-0209. Interview. 63 Money To Loan 129.95. Factory after 1 p.m.. 4954095, t-or appointment, Stanley Spector. llators, Insta led In 1 week. Brick, FIREWOOD 1744171 block stone, concrete. NURSE RN M/F — Fulltime, REPAIRS . 291-0037. INTERIOR charge position, 7-3 shift, excellent Mlaed hardwoods 747-9554. DECORATING salary, hospllalliatlon I lite Insur- MISCELLANEOUS ance. Brookdele Nursing Center. STOP FIREWOOD — 3 cords hall Oak, LANDSCAPING-LAWN Hailet. Cal Mrs Brust lor appoint- • FORECLOSURE half Pine. 1125. You cut. I deliver. men!, 244-5N0. • AUTO REPOSSESSION MAINTENANCE BUDGET DECORATING — a, Or- Call 5441233 eves. AUICS. GARAGES. ETC. — ganlrlrtg. A new concept. The House NURSE, RN — 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m. • CREDITOR HARASSMENT Cleaned out and hauled awav. Con- • ALL CREDIT PROBLEMS FIREWOOD — Spill and delivered Doctor, 291 1471. shift, every Sat. and/or Sun. Emery | Gat Extra Cash Also % 1100 per cord. struction debris removed. Trees cut, Manor Nursing Home, swuoo lawns cut. 747-1121. Bad credit? No matter how tar be- •429047 PROFESSIONAL LEAF SERVICE hind you are, we guarantee to help. -~ Leaves raked, vacuumed a, re- Character Design PAID ON THE JOB TRAXNING Age 1725, No exp. nee MONEY AMERICA 367 MOO FIREWOOD-STOVE WOOD — AL 1 BEN'S — Clean out sarvlce, moved All areas. Reasonable. In- Specialist In Government programs Finest quality hardwood. Full cord. sured. 5*6-6479. Have your child's favorite cartoon, Will train. Call Mon. attic i, oarages, etc. All types of Wad., 9 a.m. l» p.m. (Ml) Guaranteed uniform places: 24"- debris. Commercial & residential, characters coma to lite on their 1120 cord, H"-»140 cord. 291-4M5. KITCHEN SET - 41 In. round wtUta bedroom walls. I specialize In "In- Ut-aSM/M for appt. LL PURPOSE DESK —And Chair, STOVE FIREWOOD — Mixed boilers 1 furnaces. JeJJ-OMe. MERCHANDISt FIREWOOD IS. Good buy. keep calling. table. 4 groan vinyl swivel chairs. 4x4x4 pile, 140 CARPENTRY terior Decorating" ol children's PART-TIME — M/F, work from 1100. *7t4*90. erS-om ARTISTIC NEON — Put your name bedrooms call Donna at 747-8S3t lor home on telephone program, earn UP Delivered 4719*45 In lights! I Window slons. showroom more information. to W to $100 per week depending on 7179*97 MASTER WORK! -1 track 4 rtar- TRAINS — 2 Lionel sou, $15 each displays, modern gills, Neon time available. 747-64M or 7IO-M54. 71 Merchandise For GUITAR t AMP — 1974 Gibson SG eo 110. Panasonic turntable, no. 3 Track, 40 cants. Switches. 115 pair. CARPENTER — Will do Small lobs TARI VIOEO GAME — Like new. largo spaakars. 115. White wooden ZW transformer, US Call 774-1710. sculptures & art murals. Matawan in spare time to supplement Income. walnut. 2 Dlmanlo's. Plays and cartridges 4 holder. 1110. Call area SU-2149 ROOFING A SIDING REAL ESTATE SALES — We have Sale looks fantastic. With hardshell caaa, cabinet. 110. Curtains, custom, white Free estimates. 87O-JO10. 2 positions available for licensed M-efM attar I p.m. 4 radlined , 3 prs. 45", 1 pr 40", 140. TWO FOLDING SCREENS - US (400. Also Sunn Beta lead amp, lOOw each. Antique mirror. 115. Coffee tales people. Increase your poten- with two 12" speakers, like new, 4 rods. 115. Sears 10" portatte TV, AMERICAN HOME Improvement tial-call Darren Associates, 1979 SKI DOO — Everest 440, elec 1175. Call 775-1470. table. 30" diameter. Mack formica LIGHT HAULING CARPENTER'S WOOD SHOP — Shrewsbury, 741-13M. trie start. Ilka new. Call 471-0441 1400. Call 5U-SM7. HILD'S DRESSER - Paean. ISO. top. steel bottom, 115. Assorted — Roofing, siding, paint, gutters, many Ilka flrturet, 1 wall, 1 celt Formica work, furniture repairs, «. rooms. 52 vrs. axp. Rich, 222-8140. altar 6 p.m. PINBALL MACHINE - Gottlieb's frames. IS cents to II. Call 775-494! relmlshlng. 747-8091 REAL ESTATE HOLMOEL IBM TYPEWRITERS yg, 140 a pr. Call S**-*9*0 attar 3 Jungle. 4 player, 1150. anytime. MAN WITH VAN — Will haul near Vet, we are hiring. 6 7 1113 3 A LOW BUDGET? RENTAL $22-$28 per mo. 495-1991. or tar, tor anybody to anywhere. SAVE CASH WITH KOLBASH — All Why not loin America's No. 1 top Shop the Used Furniture Center Rent with option to Buy an-OJH Reasonable rates. IH-wil. types, (shingles, slate, tile, built- seller, Century 21 Ability Rltv., Bkr. of Red Bank OLLECTORS PLATES - Noel, SLIDE PROJECTOR - HO watt, WALNUT CONSOLE STEREO — HOME up.) Call 842 3886 197 Shrewsbury Ave. Ml-1449 enscomatk. model no, plus 9 slide Good condition, MO. Call attar 5 pm RN — M/F, full-time, 3-7 shift, top* . KINDLING WOOD avlland Llmoses, years 75, 7* 4 77. IMPROVEMENTS si 90. Red Bank Lumber, 9 Wall SI, tM firm. Call »7l Mis trays, axe. cond.. naw bulb Included. 70741*4 CARPET salary, hospitaliiatIon and lite Insur- ANDERSEN WINDOWS 1 DOORS lei, m? — Any slia a. style 50% discount Red Bank. 741-5500. WEIGHT LIFTING SET — 175. pool PAINTING A ance. Brookdale Nursing Center, INSTALLATION Hailet. Call Mrs. Brust for appoint- Wlndawnards. 1-et)O-513-a707. MAPLE BEDSTEADS - One INO SIZE WATERBED - No SNOW TIRES - 2. with studs. Exc. table cue rack MS, food sllcer 145, At HOME REPAIRS — Remodel- condition. D 7t-14. ISO. Please call plastic tarp. Ilka naw 135, 3 reclining WALLPAPERING ment, 244-iaoo. ANTIQUE — 1 horse open sleigh. double, 1 twin. Two-seal green eater 1175 Call S»95e» altar t ing, insulation, carpentry, plumb- leather sofa. Small armchair, attar 1, 717-4913. chairs, nut) 291-1417. JIMS CARPET INSTALLATION — ing, electric, masonry. No Job too SNOW REMOVAL — Con-Stelgh bells too. Sales, cleaning, re-lavs, re-stretches INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES blrchwood legs and leather up- small R » R Maintenance. 671-6478. dominiums looking for someone to holstered seal, back and arms. Six 8. repairs. 264-6177. NTERIOR PAINTING — College plow lots and shovel walks. Must 159 Newman Springs Rd. Shrewsourv 747-oMO. walnut heavy-duty straight chairs. students on winter break. Very rea- submit bid. call 842 swo. 741-9595. CERAMIC TILE CARPENTRY a, PAINTING sonable rates rates. Free Estimates. $ 30 Home Improvements, Room Re-Call John, 671-2090. MOVING. MUST SELL — Refrlg- modeling Specialists, Insulating, I erator. living room sat. misc. house- Ntw t. REPAIRS — Bathroom re- Srteelrocking, Elect. «. Plumbing. Sl.OO OFF YOUR NEXT CLASSIFIED AD hold Items. Call 495-3244. moDeltng. 741-4072 or 431-1171 alter 6 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 Free estimates. Call 142-4501. INTERIOR OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 31, 1981 PIANOS ORGANS HOME IMPROVEMENTS I RE MOST MAJOR BRANDS $ M SNOW PLOWING PAIRS — Linoleum and Hie Inslalla WAREHOUSE PRICES FOR SALE PRICE UP TO 200 lion. Mike Nastasl. 498-2715. RENOVATIONS FREEHOLD MUSIC SNOW PLOWING — Residential 1 Painting. Interior alterations, Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded ilems commercial. 24-hr, service. Fraaei MR FIXIT HOME REPAIR sneetrocklng, carpentry, etc. I only CENTER quickly. Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- llmates. 264-3671 Speclallilng In odd lobs use the best palnl Benjamin Moore. RT. 9 (1V> miles north of circle) Call George. 49S-9153 uualily work al a reasoneble price. umns now under a separate distinctive heading SNOW PLOWING SERVICE — Free Free estimates. Call Joe at 747-O53I (201) 462-4730 Items originating Irpm your household may be sold esltmetes. Call altar 6 p.m. Of, HERRMAN MONTHLY RENTALS FROM 17.50 741*90* Builder * carpenter, cabinetry, tor up to $20000 (formerly $100.00) per article built-ms. lamlty rooms, basements PIANOS — ORGANS Price lor each item must be mentioned MOVING A STORAGE Speciellllng in the "Country Coloni- CALL WALLVS PAINTING All Musical Supplies and Services al" look. 531-9495. For a lob you'll be proud ol. TUSTING PIANO CO. Expert Craftsman Our 97th Year NICK'S MOVERS —Low rates, sen- Reasonable. Reliable Asburv Park 775-OU4 ior rales, free estimates. Storage. REMOOELING. REPAIRS aV AL 2911191 Open 9 to 9 We travel. Call anytime, S66-9194 TERATIONS — No lob loo small or License No. 696. too big. Dennis, 495-064S. PIANO — Kranlch 1 Bach Console. Call 542-1700 Best condition. W50. Call MORGAN P. COLIO. JR. TEACHERS WILL DO MOVING — No discount it cancelled belore expiration Big or smell. Insured. P.U.C. MAKE YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL Painting, wallpapering, plastering tiTmt 7 54. Free estimates. — call me now for your painting I net provirJed. Freeesllmales Alter POOL TABLE — Sears, Ilka naw, No changes in copy. home repair needs Roger. 741-9343. B, Hl-1341, 7V41tt. with accessories 1350 or bait offer. 530 1333X2 1113 1 yr. OW. 747-9515 after 4 p.m. 18 The Dailyltegfcter SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28,1981 order 3...get 4 extended classified deadline

Include Sunday the next time you Register rates are economical place a Register-classified ad for and you ran charge your ad to Call in your ad anytime up to 3 days and we'll Rive you the 4th either Master Charge or Visa TOLL FREE PHONES day free Now that's a good deal See how easy it If? Call 24 hours 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. Besides you get fast results too a day on 1700 this offer not for MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300 commercial advertisers. MATAWAN AREA 566-8100 We make it easy to do business with us 54H700 NON-COMMERCIAL ADS. ONLY. PHONE THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL AT ANYTIME.

210 Kevport 211 EatonUwn 101 Apartments 103 Rentals To Share Nubbin PUBLIC NOTICE Section t. Each owner of pre- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that mises located on ItrtetS In which RED BANK - Need person to snare the following Ordinance wal pasted RED BANK - Largi modern. sewart are available shall connect on final consideration by the Mayor raro#itd. 7 bedroom «p|. with dln- 2 story house $700 per month + v, all sewerage fKllltlot on laid pre- and Council of the Borough of Eaton- ino arts & utility room. W> ptr utilities 5300*61 before noon or 8 • mises to the sewer system Inv town following a third reading and a month, .plus utilities 741-S444, p.m. medlat.lv upon such sewerage lecll- public hearing at a regular meeting ittos becoming available and use of told body held Wednesday. De- 104 Winter Rentals MM sewerage facilities at all times cember 21, it*i. RED BANK - Luxury Hlflh-rlse. 2 for sewage disposal tharof ran. bedroomt, 3 baths, beautiful view. #lt-01 Call between 11 13 am , & 6-7 p.m., Section 10. No alteration or re- AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING 843 48*5 MOUNT POCONO— Four-bedroom, pair to any part of the mw system THE 11*1 BOCA FIRE PREVEN- two-bath Chalet. Fireplace. Country or any connection thereto shall be TION CODE, PROVIDING THE IS- RED BANK - Beeutltul luxury one club. Close to all resorts. 322-5543. mad* except by duly authoring: rtp- SUANCE OF LICENSES AND PER- bedroom. %Vb to UK plus utilities r.sentatlv.s or employees of the MITS AND PROVIDING FOR PEN- NORTH LONG BRANCH — De- Borough without application for ALTIES FOR VIOLATION THERE 7i signer decorated, 1-bedroom ex- such having boon mad* to ths OF IN THE BOROUGH OP EATON- RED BANK — 4 rooms. 2baths, heat ecutive suites. Panoramic ocean Borough and approved and upon TOWN, IN THE COUNTY OF MON- included. Available Jan. 2. Adult! views, maid service, color TV, laun- compliance with the rules and regu- MOUTH AND STATE OF NEW preferred $500 a mo. Security. dromat and restaurant on premises. lations of the Borough mating JERSEY '4; 2142 after 4 p.m. All utilities Included. By order of the Mayor and Coun- BEACHCOMBER 2224479 Section 11. In all streets whore RED BANK — Two-btdroom POCONO DELUXE CHALET — 4- there ara main sewer s and no lateral MARGARETL. SMITH Townhouse, 2 balhi. 15 SO Plus utlll- ^f^J connections from the main sewer to BOROUGH CLERK tiei 741-21H bedroom, 3 bath, large fireplace. Skiing with double chair lift. Indoor the curb, the Borough will Install a Dec. n I'M pool ft tennis courts. S«un*. horse- connection from the main sewer lo RED BANK — Lovely one bedroom back riding, etc. Weekly ft weekend 108 Commercial 210 Keyport 210 K.yport the curb line at a cost of 1400 00 la 11* Mlddletoww with loft 4 skylight. $410 plus utlll 1S2 Boats And ihe applicant and payable In ad- lie* 741 21H rates. For reservation ft Informa- tion, call 872-9057 Rentals Accessories apparagut and facilities connected Keyport For the purposes only of vance. Such connections will be NOTICE OP MilTINO made only during periods when fa- At a public meeting of the Mid RED BANK — 1 bedroom un- with the sewer system. M.S. 404M. MM charges and »M» SEA BRIGHT — Motel rooms ft Where above paragraphs (b) shall become due and payable upon vorable weather and soil conditions dletown Landmarks Commission to furnished garden apt. available Jan. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT — Lit- tor such work art available. be held at the time, date and place 1. 1912. Green Tree AptrtmtnU. 239 furnished apartments Maid service, SAILS AWEIGH and Ic) shall apply, the owner of the presentation or delivery, and If not TV, utilities Included In our low tit Sllvtr. Modern offlct building. New Jersey's only premises shall arrange the water MM within ten dayt thereafter, Section II. No cesspool, privy Indicated below, the following prop- Spring si Call 741 NU for appoint- 6*0 Sq. ft Call 142 7700, Ext 30, for vault, subsoil or cellar drains, rain ertlet will be considered lor Historic ment winter rates. Available by day, week HUNTER Dealer supply from sources other than the tnall be clasted a* delinquent. or month. No lease no security. dUll Sailboat Specialists public water system of the Borough Section I. Said charges and water or surface drains shall be or other classification: Prop. No. RED BANK — 6 room apt. $53 J a TRADE WINDS MOTEL MMM7 75 ore owned, new of Keyport connected with the sewer rents shell draw Interest end be a connected with the sewer system or 115, Block ail, Lot 1; Prop. No. KM, RED BANK — Fullv prtPirtdotlltt any part thereof. Only the sewerage No. 14, Sandy Hook; Prop. No. m. mo with heat and hot water, 1 mo. sulttft In prestige bulldlrmi ranging boats on display system In such a manner thai It can lien upon the ecemltet until paid, security. Middle aotd couple pre- •02 Mantoloklna Rd.. Brick Town be metered. purchase Via required and the Borough shall nave end ex system of the premises shall be to Block IA, Lot 20; Prop. No 117, Block 106 Furnished Rooms In tlzt from on* room to 900 w ft.; connected. 14*1, Lot 1. ferred 741-0117 3 to choose from In different build- IMP 477-MS2 meter or maters from the Borough •KIN the remedial for the caUec- tor this purpose, maintain them to- tlen thereof with Interest, costs and Section II. No chemical watte, Time: 1:00 P.M. SEA BRIGHT — The Harbour Point ings; c«rp«t. central air and ill fuel oil, grease. Matter, corrosive or Date: Thursday, January 7, Ittt FURNISHED ROOM improvement* On ilte parking; gether with MM Borough seels there penaltlet provided In Section «HJ« Motel, fully furnished luxury apt». 154 Recreational of the Revised Statutes If such obstructive material, or any other Place: Mlddletown Public Li- with a picturesque ocean view, all • For rent rates start at I17S par mo.; call on unbroken, and permit raprgaawl- matter Inlurlout to the sewer system owner Walter 7lmmer»r I Son, Vehicle* atlves of the Borough to nag) said charges and rents In respect of any brary, SS New Monmouth Road. utilities included In rent Short or Call 164-7107 or Its operation shall bs discharged Any Information regarding age. long terms welcome Prices starting 946)400 meter or mei.rs and Inspect me premises shall not be paid In full KEANSBURG entire installation at such times dur- with Intarett and penalties within Into me sawer system. architectural merit, or historic at 1391 per mo, 1493 Ocean Avt., See Section 14. The owner of any Bright. N.J. 747 3353 Rooms tor rent MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT ing the utual business hours of the sixty dan attar the data whan events or persons of note associated Call 787-686* or 7I7-W51 Check our unbeatable day at the raprasentotlves of Via premises who shall not within Six It) with any of these properties may be the charges and rents become due. months of the beginning of any bill SEA BRIGHT SUBLET — By the low rates and compare, Mt-0472 Borough desire to do so. the supply of water to all of said provided to the Landmarks Com- beach 1 bedroom, furnished, avail Section S. The quarterly parted* premises by said Borough shall be Ing quarter receive a Mil for charges mission, preferably In writing. In able Jan 1 to June 1, W00 per mo , 108 Commercial NEW WINNEBAGO — For rant. shall be on a calendar year basis turned off forthwith and shall not be or rents shall within thirty IK) days advance of or at the public meeting. Plus utilities Call 741-W24 or Book now for spring and summer with the first quarter In any year resumed until the charges end rents thereafter report mat fact to the Maxlne C. Bronnemen Rentals 131 Houses For Sale vacation. 741-UM. commencing on January tat the wltil all Interett and penalties ara Borough Collector for sewer charges Secretary second quarter on April 1st, the third paid In full to the Borough and until a and rants. Dec. 21 I7.5B Section 15. Any person, firm or WEST KEANSBURG — Furnished KITCHEN quarter on July ttt, and the fourth further tee of UJ 00 shall be paid la efficiency. Available Jan. 1. Suitable A NEW HOME SPECIAL efw Una I quarter on October 1st the Borough for turning on the we corporation who shall fall to comply FOR LEASE with or violate the provisions of Sec- 1» Red Bank 1 person. Kitchen area, bath, private Pleas* call 291-0003 FOR THE YEAR YEAR! NOTICES Section 4. These rates shall be ter, end If Mid charges, rants. In parking. WOO per month. 1-vr. lease This all brick 1 bedroom Provincial tions t, 10, 11. It and 14 of this LEOAL NOTICE y effective for the flrtt quarter of 1tH terett, penalties end tee shell not be References, security required. Call MATAWAN - On Rt. 34, small of- Ranch on n acre In tstata araa of andshaJlbelnlleuofendlnsubstltu^ paid In full within thirty (K> days ordinance shall, upon conviction, be BOP.OUOH OP RED BANK punished by a fine not exceeding Peggy, 7»7 4*00 fice, approximately 1*1 sq. ft. Ample Fair Havan It raadv for Immediate 210 Lost ft Pound lion for any other sewer chergel after MM supply of water shall heve Please take notice that on the parkIng. Call S6e-0936 after 6 p.m. occupancy. Parkav floors, central mad* by any other agency for such been turned off, the connection be- 1100.00 or by Imprisonment for a 14th day of December, 1M1, the air. thermopane windows 4 oourmat term not exceeding ten (10) dan Or Planning Board of the Borough of 102 Houses For Rent MIODLETOWN — 5,000 W- ft. pro- quarter or any succeeding period. tweun the pfemls*j>s MO tfie) fewer kitchen Call wt havt th« kayl Section 7. 11111 for MM charges system may be cut off and said Red Bank granted final approval! to fessional office space available for LITTLE SILVER REALTY FREE FOUND ADS Section II. The sections and Lanld Corporation With respect to Immediate occupancy. Ample park- and rent! shall be rendered to the connection shall fiat be restored until Realtor ,741-OfM. all such charges, rants, Intarett, parts of Sections Included In this Sections 1 and 4 of the Tower Hill HIGHLANDS '- 2 bedroom COfUfl* Ing. -Starling Thompson ft As- owner of each premises quarterly as ordinance ara hereby declared to bo sociates, Realtors, SOO-392-4810 As a public service to our toon at may be practicable after the peneltlet and fee are paid In full to Condominium. Sections 1 and 4 con- with water view •> porch, no pets, BUY A HOME IN 'til — Our 4- Independent sections and parts of sist of 64 units to be constructed 1310 monthly. 1915371 bedroom Cap* In loaded with d* readers, The Dally Reg- end of each quarter and may bo the Borough and until a fur Iher fee of Uoooo shall be paid lo ma sections. It any such sections or part adlacent to Sections I and 1 of the slrablas 1 Large country kltchan, ister will offer a FREE rendered with Milt far water sup- of section shall be Invalid, such hold- LITTLE SILVER FURNISHED -) 101 Commercial piled to premises by the public water Borough for rasterlnaj said comae- Tower Hill Condominium which sunny dan, porch, patio, full base- me-day ad (3-llnes only) to ing shall not affect the remainder of have already been completed. bedroom Ranch on Little Sliver Rentals ment and charm. Little Sllvtr, ask- supply system of the Borough of Point Rd Fireplace, dining roon, rec this ordinance nor the context In Please take further notice that ing iS4,9O0. E.A. ARMSTRONG anyone finding a lost pet or am. which such part of section may ap- room, walk to train No pets. Until AGENCY. Raaltors, 135 Prospect article. on the af or.sald date, the Borough of Wiy Jl 1740 monthly 391-1171. pear, excepting to the .xl.nl that an Red Bank Planning Board adopted a Avt., Llttlt Sllvr. 74MM0 entire section or part of section may Call the Action Line today m Keambura formal resolution tolling forth said LITTLE SILVER — 1 btdru.r*u. PHIMF INDUSTRIAL AREA be Inseparably connected In mean- approvals. COMPUTER MATCHING SER- 542-1700 Ing and effect with the section or living room, aiming room, hitch* . VICE — You owt It to vourself lo call PUBLIC NOTICi The final site olan end resolution and den. Full basement, lease ft part of section to which such holding can be Inspected at the Office of the 1?000 sq tt Taiigale loading, us No charga, of course Whtlan FEMALE DOBERMAN PINSCHER The schedule of all Boards of the Borough of Keansburg, Reguler shall directly apply. security required. IS15 • mo. t private parking A/C. hear Realty Group. Raaltors. S42-7M5. — Lost In vicinity of Laird Rd.. Colts and/or Conference Meetings for the purpose of conducting Borough busi- Red Bank Planning Board Secretary utilities. ERA Armstrong Realtor!. ness are at follows: For the Year ttn Section 17. Any and all or- at the Municipal Building during her spnnWe'iO Public transportatran - Neck area. Oranoe collar. Mon- dinances and parts of ordinances 74V «00. • tion » GLORIA NILSON mouth Beach dog Meant*. Reward. BOROUOH COUNCIL regular business hours. Rtaltors Conference 7:00 P.M. Inconsistent with this ordinance or Frank F. Harding MIODLETOWN — 3 bedrooms, liv- Please call 222*122 or 741-1001. January 4. IM2 parts thereof are hereby repealed. ing room, dining room, kitchen, fam- 747-1100 Hwy. IS. Shrewsbury Ul-UXfi January It, tan Conference 7:M P.M. Corporation Counsel LOST — Dog, brown and white Conference 7:« P.M. Section It. This ordinance shall Lank) Corporetlon ily room and garage. Lease L secur- HOLMOEL January II, Itn take effect after passage, approval ity required U7S a mo. plus utilities. hound, 22' tal. about 20 lot. North January 20. IW 1:00 P.M. MOLonlduPlaia EDWARD W. COLLINS AGENCY Carolina tags In Fair Havan area. Conference 7:09 P.M. and publication, as provided by law. Parslppany, NJ 07054 E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Re- ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY February I, itn 7:M P.M. Dec. 21 SUM altor, }SS Prospect Avr, Little Sll 741-5114. tjebruarv I. ltI2 Conference Dec. 21 U.70 RELIABILITY Conference 7:« P.M. vor, 741-4500. W4 4144 LOST — In Llncroft, young mala Tebruary 14, ltd February 17, 1tH Regular Meeting I 00 P.M. RED BANK — Central 3 bedrooms. REft BANK black cat, wearing yellow collar. Conference 7:00 P.M. LOOKIE HERE — 4 badrooms, dtn. Children really mitt him. I41-40U. March 1. Itn 2 baths, living room, dining room, 2.500 SO FT Of Office SPACE fireplace, large formal dining room, March I, Itn ?-.m P.M. eat-In kitchen, basement, attic, to- Wiih heat included, private ptrhrng screened In porch, 2 car oarage, March IS, Itn Conference 7:« P.M. very reasonable Large central rtcep Regular Matting Make It Yourself tally redacorated. Walk to schools, large corner lot. Little Sllvtr. Ask- 211 Special Notices March 17, Itn 1:00 P.M. churches ft stores Off street park- lion aiei. flood cattiC flow Individual ing $106,500 E.A. ARMSTRONG April 5. ttn Conference 7:8 P.M. Ing *SJO olut utilities ft security, offices can be redivded Air condi Conference 7.W P.M. Honing equipment on premises AGENCY, Realtors. SSS Prospect April 11, Itn references Suitable for 3 couples or Avt., Little Sllvtr. 741-4500 MAN — Seeking woman companion. April It. Itn 7:00 P.M. professional or commercial offices. 747-1100 Call April 11 Reguler Meeting 1:00 P.M. No pets 747-1235 or 741-1123. MIODLETOWN — Custom built SU-4551 anytime May], Itn Conference 7:M P.M. Ranch with all the extras for com- May 10, Itn Conference 7:00 P.M. fortable living! It's huge family May 17, ttn Conference 7.00 P.M. Lean, Long Blazer room with full wall fireplace invites MRS. SYLVIA Regular Matting •:N P.M. 788 51 Help Wanted Si Help Wanted gracious entertaining. Asking Handwriting Analyst May It, Itn Character Reader/Advisor June 7, Itn 7:M P.M. $97,900. APPLEBROOK AGENCY Conference 7:M P.M. INC., Realtors, 94e-3M3. On all problems of life. June 14, Itn Tarot Cards 1 Psychic Aura June 14, ttn Regular Meeting • 00 P.M. NEED A MORTGAGE? — Nestled MI-MOD junaii.itn Conference 7:« P.M. Extra Cash Needed?? In the trees of Atltntk Highlands. July t, Itn Re Organliatlon Winter views of New York skyline, RUMSON'S — t«U Assessment list July 4, ttn Conference 7:00 p.m. ] bedrooms, gameroom, sundeck, will be open for Inspection on July 11, Itn Conference 7:00 P.M. Delivery person needed for stores plus excellent financing by owner Wednesday. Doc. K, INI, at the July It. Itn Conference 7:00 P.M. possible One of the prettiest street! Attestor's Office from the hours of July 11, ttn Reguler Meeting I:H P.M. and Rural In town. $94,500. Call today. 1 II a.m. Frances D. Manton, August 1, Itn Conference 7:« P.M. Route. Freehold - CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors Assessor. August!, ttn Conference 7:00 P.M. Crochet gruiyerywhere jocket "Independently Owned" August 14, Itn T: 00 P.M. for dollars less. Regular Matting 1:00 P.M. Manalapan -Marlboro Area. - 813 River Rd., Fair Havan. 741-7M6 August II, Itn Beautiful shaped blazer in sleek Nationwide call toll-free; September 7, Itn Conference 7:« P.M. I B00-S1S-H910, Ext. G27 September 11, Ittt Conference 7:00 P.M. fingertip length. Crochet classic The Register Daily & Sunday • September IS, 1H2 Regular Meeting •:« P.M. picket of synthetic worsted with OCEANPORT — Custom Colonial. September 20^ 1tt2 7:00 P.M. Half acre treed lot, Port-auPeck IMKevpert October 4, ifaB 7:10 P.M. blight contrast edging to top Call: section. $>29,900. October 11. itn 7:01 P.M. skirts, pints. Pattern 788: •OROUOH OF K*YPORT October 1|, itn Conference 7:01" P.M. Mary Tomeski 1O'/2% MORT. ORDIHANCI #17-at October 20, Itn Regular Meeting 1:00 P.M. Misses Sues 810; 1214 incl. CARLO CONSTRUCTION CO. AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING November 1, Itn 7:01 P.M. 542-4009 or 717-3500 AS A PUBLICLY OWNED OR OP Nov.mb.rl. 11*2 Conference 7:00 P.M. OCEAN TOWNSHIP — WavsWt ERATED UTILITY OR EN- November 15. Itn Conference 7:00 P.M. $2.00 for each pattern. Add wtw*. 583-5210 Woods & Long View Village. New TERPRISE OF THE BOROUGH Of November 17, Itn Reguler Meeting 0:00 P.M. homes from $145,000.12Vj% mort- KEYPORT THE SEWER SYSTEM December 1, 114)2 7:00 P.M. SOI each pattern for postage gage. No points, no fats. 531-0505. IN SAID BOROUGH, REGU- December 11, Itn Conference 7:00 P.M. and handling. Send to: LATINO ITS OPERATION AND Dtcamber IS, Itn Reguler Meeting 0:00 P.M. RUMSON — Call or write for our USE. AND PROVIDING CHARGES December 20, Itn 7:00 P.M. complimentary brochure of ex- AND RENTS FOR SUCH USE AND ALUMEETINOSWILL BE HELD IN BOROUGH HALL clusive Monmouth County listings. FOR THE COLLECTION OF SAID •OARD OF HIALTH FOUR SEASONS REALTORS, CHARGES AND CONSOLIDATING January 14, Itn Reguler Moating 7:15 P.M. Lain WMWir 530-9600. THE WATER AND SEWER SYS- February 11, Itn Regular Meeting 7:15 P.M. PAY YOUR XMA8 TEMt OF THS BOROUGH OF 7:15 P.M. RUMSON — What more could you KEYPORT AS ONE UTILITY. April 27, Itn Regular Meeting 7:15 P.M. nMoit)crin iMpi. oi ask for In this coiv Ranch? Fire- BE IT ORDAINED by the May 25, Itn Reguler Meeting 7:15 P.M. place, scretened Porch, fenced Mayor and Council of the Borough of June 22, Itn Regular Meeting 7:15 P.M. BILLS garden, eat-In kitchen, paneled fam- Keyport, In the County of Mon- July 17, Itn Reguler Meeting 7:15 P.M. Tk« Dally Haglstar ily room, and ONLY $95,0001 AP- mouth, and State of New Jersey, as August 14, Itn Rggular Meeting 7:15 P.M. PLEBROOK AGENCY INC., R«- follows: September a, tttt Reguler Meeting 7:15 P.M. flllors, 842-2900. Section t. The system of sani- October 14, Itn Regular Matting 7:15 P.M. Excellent opportunity, 15 part time posi- WE GUARANTEE — More money tary towert and dralnt, stwaa* dlt November 11, Itn Regular Meeting r 7:15 P.M. 3 free Patterns inside 1912 selling or buying a home through the posal works and appurtenant struc- December la, Itn Regular Meeting 7:15 P.M. tions to fill. Salary plus commission. Real Estate professionals- Joosten * tures, works and fixtures relating ALL MEETINGS WILL BE HELD IN BOROUGH HALL. Netdlecrafl Catalog 170 Knit. Joostan, Rtaltors, 741-4730. thereto, and all extentlont and Im- PLAHNIHO) BOARD Crochet, Embroider patterns. provements thereof hereafter made January 7, ttn Workshop Meeting 1:00 P.M. When considering Buying or Selllog thereto (herein called the sewer in- January 11. ItU Reguler Meeting 1:00 P.M, Jackets, dolls, quilts, more! Jl.50 Call Mr. Dean Call a member of The tern) Including therein that which It February 4. Itn Workshop Meeting 0:00 P.M. Ml CRAFT BOOKS J2 00 uch Monmouth County owned and operated and alto mat Febrarv II, Itn Regular Mooting 1:00 P.M. Ml Boot, and CaUlog-add 50< Multiple Listing Sarvlce which It controlled and operated by March 4. Itn Workshop Meeting 1:00 P.M. THE REGISTER said Borough of Kevport, shall here- March is, ttn Reguler Meeting 0:00 P.M. each lor pottafe and handling. after be operated, maintained, man April I, ttn workshop Meetlm 0:0) P.M. 542-4009 132 Condominiums eoed end controlled by said Borough April 15, Itn Reguler Meeting 1:00 P.M. at a publicly owned or operated utili- May a. Itn Workshop Meeting 0:00 P.M. No experience necessary Town Houses ty or enterprise of said Borough May », Itn 1:01 P.M. within the moaning and for the June 1, Itn Workshop Meetmg 0:00 P.M. An Equal Opportunity Employer A BETTER LIFESTYLE! purposes of the Local Bond Law June 17, Itn Regular Meeting 0:00 P.M. SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE (P. S40:1! at tag) and the Local July 1. Itn Workshop Meeting 0:00P.M. a ' Rentals fc Resales Budget Lew IRS 40:2 1) et teg) and July IS, Itn nVJrarUlvi Vl4jPtM I FrfjJ 1:00 P.M. CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtor all amendments thereof and supple- Augutt 5, ItU Workshop Meeting 0:00 P.M. Printed Pattern Wrap It Up! 741-7M4 ment* thereto and all other pro- August it, itn HerBulfir nrKnl 11 Hp 0:00 P.M. visions of other laws applicable. September 1, tttt Workshop Meeting 1:00 P.M. "A BADGE OF DISTINCTION" Section 2. Effective January t, September 14, Itll Refluler Meerlno 1:00 P.M. SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE \m. the sewer and the water utlll. October 7, ttn Workshop Meeting 1:00 P.M. Adult condomlnums you will love ties and systems of the Borough of October 21, Itn Regular Meeting 0:00 P.M. Maintenance & security provided Kevport shall be consolidated and November 4, Itn Workshop Meeting 1:01 P.M. BOY & GIRL Salts and Rentals (rw UTtv shall be operated at on* utility under November II, Itn Regular Meeting 0:00 P.M. WALKER & WALKER. 741-5212 and by the Borough of Kevport. December 2. Itn Workshop Meeting I 00 P.M. Resident salesman Tom Robinson Section 3. All moneys and reven- December 14, Itn Regular Meeting 1:00 P.M. Carriers Wanted Eves. 747-4034 ues derived from the operation of the ALLMEETII._MEETING_S WILL BE HELD IN BOROUGH HALL. ABANDON YOUR CARES sowar and water system shall be •OARD OF FIR! COMMIUlONIM SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE kept In a separate fund, designated January 11, ttn Reouler Meeting 1:00 P.M. Eatontown And ADULT NOT RETIREMENT "Utility Fund", and shall b* applied February 10. ttn Rggular Meeting 1:00 P.M. Resales & Rentals and accounted for In accordance March 10, ttn Reguler Meeting 0:00 P.M. Fort Monmouth with said Local Budget Law. April 14, ittt Regular Meeting 1:00 P.M. WRAP UP a great skirt look- CROWELL AGENCY Section 4. The following charges May 12, tttt Rggular Meeting 0:01 P.M. choose front or back wrap style- and rents for connection with and June t, Ittt Regular Meeting 0:00 P.M. 741-4030 to team with blazer jackets and Earn Extra Money for Xmas-Delivery Resld.nl Salesperson the us* and service of the sewer July 14, ittt Reguler Meeting 0:00 P.M. L.ona Hester 747-4124 ev.s -wktrxH system ara hereby fixed and pre- August ii, Itn Reguler Meeting 1:00 P.M. your best tops. No fitting prob- Established routes. H«lg» Stewart IIHMH»il.»>inill scribed for each building or struc- September a, ittl Reguler Meeting 1:00 P.M. ture or a group of buildings or struc- October l], Itn Regular Meeting 0:00 P.M. lems—walk in and button to fit. tures which may have a tingle con- November to, itn Regular Meeting 0:00 P.M. Printed Pattern 9093: Misses 133 Income Property nection with the sewer system (here- December I, Ittt Regular Meeting 1:00 P.M. Call Mrs. Siino in called the premises) and the ALL MEETINGS WILL BE HELD AT THE KEANSBORG FIRE CO. NO. 1 Waist Sues 24, 25, 26H, 28, 30. Borough shall charge tarn* to the MANNING PL. 32. Size 26U each takes IK RUMSON — Sacrlflct 3 small apts., owner and the owner than pay such ION I NO BOARD yards 60-inch fabric. 542-7684 ! bedrooms each. C« tail. VUW0 to the Borough quarterly. January 14, Itn Regular Meeting 1:00 P.M. firm. AM enh or new loan. No terms. (a) Premises for which the wa- February 11,)*tt Regular Meeting 1:00 P.M. Bquml Opportunity Employ e UIF l:at P.M. NY. 11HM-M33. ter used thereon Is supplied entirely March 11, Itn Sand $2.00 for each pattern. by the public water supply system April I, Itn rCWUlw tVvlS •:00 P.M. May 11, ttn Regular Meeting 1:00 P.M. Add 504 lor each pattern for 13S Commercial owned and operated by the Borough of Kevport, said charges and rents Juno 10, Itn Reguler Meeting 0:00 P.M. postage and handling. Send tot July I, Ittt Reguler Meeting 0:00 P.M. Property shall be one hundred seventy live 0:00 P.M. 1175%) percent of the water charges August 12, Itn Regular Meeting September t, Itn Reguler Meetlm 0:00 P.M. of the Borough of Kevport for said October 14, tttt 0:00 P.M. A RARE CHANCE — 11.2 million premises for the preceding quarter ; November II, itn %WV9 , rWafjiHMp 0:00 P.M. BOY & GIRL office building project seeks new (b) Premises for which the wa- December t, tttt Regular Moating 1:00 P.M. general partner. 1145.000 Investment ter used thereon Is supplied partly MARIAN MARTIN lor 43% ownership. Call Roger by the public water supply system ALL MEETINGS WILL BE HELD IN BOROUGH HALL. Conns. 741-766* owned and operated by the Borough SINIOR CITIIENS ADVISORY BOARD CARRIERS of Keyport and partly from other January II, Ittt Regular Meeting 4:00 P.M. PitUrn Dtp.. 420 sources, said charges and rants shall February 14,Ittt Reguler Meeting 4:00 P.M. 138 Mobile Homes be one hundred seventy-five (17!%) March 15, Itn 4:00 P.M. Thi Dally Bf.lsUr percent of the water charges of the April tt, Ittt Mevrinv 4:00 P.M. Needed for Established routes in Borough of Kevport for those pro- May 17, Itn r nAeeuno 4:00 P.M. VINDALE DELUXE — 12xM. wall- 4:00 P.M. lo-wall carpeting, new central air, mises for the preceding quarter and June 14, Itn Regular Meeting one hundred seventv-llve (175%) July It, Ittt Regular Meeting 4:01 P.M. KEANSBURG. Earn cash, trips, new furnace, all skirted, 10x20 porch 4:00 P.M. and roof E«c cond New 10x10 shea percent of the amount which the Augutt 14, Ittt Rggular Mooting Working woman? Look smart, be Borough of Kevport would have September U.ttn 4:00 P.M. on slab. Call after S p.m., 7*7-4255. 4:00 P.M. smart, dress lor less-sew a ward- prizes. All appliances. Including dish- charged for the water lupplled from October II, Itn Regular Meeting other sources for the preceding Nov.ber 15, Ittt Reguler Meeting 4:00 P.M. robe with our NEW FALL-WINTER washer, washer ft drver, new »tov#. 4:00 P.M. In nice park quarter If It ned been supplied by the December II, tttt Regular Meeting PATTERN CATALOG. Coupon foi Call Borough and,used In the fixtures. RECREATION COMMITTIB apparatus and facilities connected January 5, Ittt Regular Meeting 0:00 P.M. Free J2 pattern inside-youi with the sewer system; and February 1, tttt Regular Meeting 0:00 P.M. choice! Send J1.50. (c) Premises for which the wa- March 1, tttt. Regular Mooting 1:00 P.M. 542-8880 ter used thereon Is supplied entirely April 4, Itn Regular Mooting i:S P.M. AU CRAFT BOOKS .. J2.00 uch from other sources than the public May 4, Itn Regular Meeting 1:00 P.M. 13516 Dolls and Clothes water supply system owned and op- June I. Ittt 0:00 P.M. 134-14 quick Quilts 152 Boats A erated by the Borough of Kevport, July 4, Ittt 1:00 P.M. said charges and rents shell be one Augutt 1, ttn Reguler Mooting 1:10 P.M. 133-fashion Home Quilting September 7, Itn 0:00 P.M. 542-8884 Accessories hundred seventy-five (175%) 130-SwMters-Sizes 38-56 October 5, Ittt Reouler Meeting 0:00 P.M. percent of the amount which the November 1, Ittt 0:00 P.M. Borough of Kevport would have Regular Matting WAIST Books and Catalog-add 50C LENTZE MARINA — For Rarltan 1:00 P.M. Cqual Opportunity Empioyr M/F charged for the water supplied from December 7. Ittt Reguler Matting 1:00 P.M. 24". 32" each for postage and handling. Bay boating In out berthing sarvlce other sources for the preceding ALL MEETINGS WILL BE HELD AT THE J.F.K. COMMUNITY CEN- 9093 for power and sail boats, IS to 24'. quarter If It had bean supplied by the TER. used boat sales 7I7-21W. Borough, and used In the fixtures. Dec. 21 WtJO. Hi and Lois SHREWSBURY, N.j. MONDAY, DECEMBER28,1981 The Daily Register 19 CHIP/YOU? VACUUMINS' Freehold today WHATEVER POSSESSED 111: PKi.S1.tM.Clma.,. 5 Ragal Crall (Greenwood) 9-2 I Clarldo. III. (Or..n«) e-1 8 Bell 01 Osborne IMoltevev) a-1 1 Modern Charles ID.nl> Flllon)... 1 Buck Ala Tim. [K.lly) 10-1 7 Armbro Tartan (Fagllaron.) a-1 6 Th. Slnler IR Turcotte) 10-1 YOU? 1 Mill Bachelor K (Dtnlt Flllon) a Bran Crown (Roblllard) 12-1 1 R.c. Worthy (Llul) 10-1 10th: P.O. Sl.eOO 1 Lorrl.s B«au IKIrbv) 4-1 4 Wvchmeres Mountain (MrGovernl 6 Cerdlquln (Falco) 20-1 1 Jethro Holly (Hanklns).T M 6 Arctic Hideaway (Candell) 9-1 Z. 12-1 •th: P.t., U.MO. Clmo..S11.0OC-t1l.SM 4 Evil Doerr (Ferrlero) t-2 1 Olympic cnarllt (Harva Flllon) 7-1 6 Millar Goldflnoo (Vavourakls).... 20-1 2 Banna Strand (Elibraa) S-1 3 Placid Wave N (Koth) 7-1 4 Blua Ourn.li N (Harva Flllon) 15 I M: Paca, S1.7J0, Clma, SMM 4 Charlla Knight IMakar) 4-1 5 Teeke (Bresnehan)..' S-1 7 Bolt Tweed IHelght) 20-1 4 Hlaland Edwin (Kallvl t-2 I DM Oaa Ann (Scorsone) 10-1 B Augustus Joloen (Polli.no) a-1 I Debs Brigade IScherlow) 20-1 5 Rului Powar ITurcotta) 4-1 5 B.ngal Tlgar (ND) j i 2 Twllla Lobell IJ E Schmlgel) 1-1 1 Clancy LoO.ll (Harv. flllon! 1-1 3ShiawavCub (Breinahan) *-1 7 Counsellor N (Katmalar) n lnd: Pan, HUM., sl.aM 20-1 1 Sharp Falla (Ptlro) 2-1 I Jullecour (J Ingraiila) S-1 5 Miranda Light iHarva Flllon) 7-2 t Praole Prince (ND) 1 Sanlantai (Kallvl 6-1 a Sun City Baron (Makar) o-i 11th: Pace, sl.ioo, Clma.. st o 2 Vlvlennos Tammy (Fegllarone).... 7-2 4-1 7 Oiark Hillbilly (Martha!!) S-1 a High Don A (Schwlnd) • t 7 Crafty Baau (Moliavav) 11-1 1 Saratoga Ideal lAplce) 2 Ebony Hock (Vinci) .'...e-1 TUi: Paca, S1.0M, Clme . 112.SO0 3 Dlvlc (Davis) 0-1 7 Ston.oal.Ov.rlav (Brawar) 12-1 7 Farm Cory (Harva Flllon) 9 2 2 Golden Money Boy (Herve Flllon).. t-2 «»: Paca. SI. 1 P.t.I* Baau (Jaml. McGovarn) 0-1 a Bullet Van Pace (ND) 7-2 2 Clc.ro Battv (Harva Flllon) 2-1 S Mr No Laan (Brasnahan) 3-1 7 Mlloka (Newell) S-1 8 Barn Skipper (Cand.ll) a-1 4 Howyougat IBaachy) 4-1 t Chestnut Chaser (J Rathbone) 4-1 4 Kayiton. Glamlda (Craana) '2-1 2 jmt'r'Mt iKUa\,.'.i.Z...... i-\ STunedoMark (Puma) 0-1 3 P T Spud ILimmil 1-1 3 FrIUIe Melwoe iD.ndeol II 4Shannyi Dream (Davli) 10-1 Top Ten stories listed Television 5 Dei-Er-Rle Oawn (Alosli a-1 1 Linda Be Gold (Beechv) 5 i 7 No Exchanges (Kanakrv) 1M (continued) 6 Kennya Marc (St.nib.rry) 15-1 By Dan Patch easing a bit. Unemployment climbed to over (continued) 10SO Rock Hudson. Elizabeth Ita: Paca. HIM attempted suicide in his cell on Nov. 15 and is NEWS Taylor. Agatha Chrlatla a Harrys Mission (Davis) 7-2 1 — Modern Charles, Mill Bachelor K, Olympic Charlie 8 percent. • myaiary; thamarvalouaMlaa 3 Stocklngtown Sue IJ Relhbone) 9-2 awaiting trial. HBO MOVIE -(THRILLER) 2 Evader (Al Stafford) a-1 I — Sharp Fella, Vlvienoei Tammy, Regal Craft By midyear, Reagan was asking for yet Marpla mvesligelea lha murder ,»• "Th* Formula" iseo S Summerwlnd Ledv (Bresnehan).... S-1 3 — Clancy Lobell, Jullecour, Rufui Power i. The Return of the Hostages of a local goaalp Involved In tha deeper cuts in the budbet and some of his QaorgaC Scon. Marlon 1 Avon Heron IHerve Flllon) 1-1 Since November 1979, when Muslim fun- livaa of American film atara 7 Tonys Image IDelVecchlo) e-1 4 — Cicero Betty, P T Spud, Linda Be Gold advisers even suggested slashing the Brando, Documonlad lacta working on location In London. I Caleche (Salerno) 10-1 damentalist militants seized the American concarnlng an Intarnatlonal 4 Abdication N ICagllardll 1M 5 — Avon Heron, Stocltingtown Sue, Harrys Minion, Sum- sacrosanct defense outlay. Reagan vetoed (106 mine) merwind Lady Embassy and its occupants in Tehran, the one budget resolution — he called it budget- aynthatlc lual conspiracy lorm 4th: paca. tl.aot the basia lor thla dramatic look 2:00 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 5 Andrew Lobell INuhn) 7-1 6 - Andrew Lobell, Viking Prince, Federal fate of the hostages preoccupied America. busting — just before the Thanksgiving re- SHOW I Federal (Kelly) 3-1 That was so up to the final moments on Jan. at a poaalbla tulur* (Rated R) 1 Kern Hanover (Bresnahan) t-2 7 — Adloo Direct N, Native Timer, Student Commander cess, and a compromise version more to the (liemlna.) O BEST OF MIDDAY ; Viking Prince IScorsone) 1-1 8 — Miranda Light, Banna Strand, Bengal Tiger 20, 1981, when the hostage release upstaged president's liking was approved the next 11:4S OB NEWS JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 3JMAdlos(F.rrl.rol : 5 1 MOVIE-(WESTEHN)*" 6 Gr.nm.s Ruth Ann (Bresnahan)... 6 1 the inauguration of the new president. 12:00 © MOVIE (MUSICAL)" 8 t Yankee New Yeer (Mann) 1S-1 9 — Howyouget, Farm Cory, Jiffy Fulla month. "LaatSunaal" 19*1 Rock Jimmy Carter had hoped that he could "Roberta" 1S3B Iran* 4 Bio Premier. (Marshall) 15-1 10 - Jethro Holly, Counsellor N, Twllla Lobell 7. The Space Shuttle Dunne, Ftad Aalalr*. An Mudeon, Dorothy Malone Three 7th: Paca, I2.7M. Clma., I1MM 3 Native Tim* IMorrlstev) 7-2 II — Golden Money Boy, Saratoga Ideal, Dlvlc, Bullet Van leave office with the hostages free. After On April 12, the space shuttle Columbia, Amarican football haro, whila In man via tor tha love of a woman. (2 hra) 4 Bamco (Marohn) 17 Pace several weeks of convoluted negotiations re- designed as a reusable space cargo ship, Parla, Inharitahla lata aunl'a ! Student Commander (Kolh) 4-1 volving around the transfer of Iranian finan- draaaahop. <2hra.) O DELAWARE VALLEY 2 Adloo Direct N (Kaimaler) 1-1 BEST: Miranda Light roared into space from Cape Canaveral, Fla., FORUM cial assets held in American banks, it ap- ODMOVIE-(COMEDY)"* with astronauts John Young and Robert Crip- 'BlgStora ' 1S41 Mar» 2:15 CDMOVIEKWESTERN)*** peared a deal was set for Jan. 19, the day pen aboard. The flight went smoothly and the Brothara, Tony Martin, Virginia "Son* Of Katla Elder" before Ronald Reagan was to take office. lirey Marx Brothere aa privata IMSJohnWayne.DaenMartln Columbia became the first fixed-wing space ay it hif ad 10 protect a After several near-misses, it was finally vehicle to land itself when it touched down at Tha four rowdy aorta of a frontier closed shortly after 3 a.m. on Jan. 20. dapartmant atore ita aoon woman aat out to avenge har Edwards Air Force Base in California 54'/-, apparanithaatoranaada death (2 hre. 26 mlna) Meadowlands tonight protection Irom them (2 hre ) But the Iranians had the last laugh on hours later. 2:18 MOVIE -(DRAMA) * 4 Woodv's Wish (Lukas) 4-1 Carter. The 52 hostages were held at Tehran 12:15 OS ABC NEWS NIGHT- "Huatllng" 197S Laa HI: u.ooo, Mdn , Clma.. 2 ye. a Par. 2 Star Royal ID*lguldlc*l 12-1 Things weren't as smooth in November, 1 Marilyn's Data ILopei CO a-1 3 Burst Out (Lopei C C) II 5 Ouka Mitchell (Thornburg) 2-1 LINE Anchored by Tad airport until after noon EST, when Reagan when Joe Engle and Richard Truly took the Remick. Monle Markhem A 2 Sharlff McTague (Midi) 10-1 4 Quite e Scholar (Gonialei M) 2-1 6 Locke Simon (Thomai) e-1 took the oath of office, and it was the new Koppal woman reporter writes the (ruth 3 Fralello Sony (Young) 1S-1 5 Marvelous Hauler (Molina) 4-1 7 Roulette Joe (D'Agusto) S-1 Columbia on its second flight. It was delayed about th* multlmillion dollar 4 Gel Off My Line (Lopai C C) 4-1 6 A J's Hound (No Rider) 3-1 6 Red Iron (LopaiCC) 10-1 president who announced their release. After 12:30 O HAWAII FIVE-0 9 Surely Quick IMenaros) 20-1 7 Algaslr (Molina) e-1 till: 11,900. Clma., I ye, t Fur. several times, then halted after 54 hours and O TOMORROW COAST- butlnaat ol proalltutlon. (116 a Jo. Plunk ID'Amlco) 12-1 t Belomado (No Rldar) 12-1 I Trlbonlan (Hernandai) 3-1 stops in Algiers and Wiesbaden, Germany, 13 minutes — three days early — when a fuel TO-COAST Quaete: Charley mlna.) 7 Rltilesl (No Rider) 10-1 9 Alpine village (Avalon) 5-1 ! Mils Cane Breek (Thornburg) 1-1 ( Yes and It Counts (Lliariaburu) ... S-1 ask: til.oto. Allw., 1 ya a u*. t Fur. 3 My Dear Misty (Verge) S-1 they returned to the United States to an cell broke down. Pride, Alexander Solihenlteyn. 2:30 MILLIONAIRE 9 Malarbee (Smith) 1-1 1 My Locket (No Rider)...... 5-1 4 Com* Up Pence (SantagaU) 4-1 emotional, exhausting series of welcomes William Colby, Marvin Kiltman 8 HOQAR DULCE 10 Sun of York (Molina) 1-1 2 Pillar Point (Santagata) 5-2 5 Country Jay (Verge) 11-1 8. The Air Traffic Controllers' Strike (Repeat; 00 mine ) HOGAR 11 Full Indian ISmlth) 0-1 1 Saintly Halnt (No Rider) S-1 a o J's Best (No Rider) 15 1 and celebrations. 12 He's So Fine (Welford) M-1 4 Ml. Director (Veroel 6-1 7 Regel Brother (Verge) 10-1 It was another example of the Reagan 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 2:46 PERSPECTIVE: 13 Dr. Joe Fen (Nled D) 10-1 5 Devil May Care (Nlad D) a-1 a Rlkl Tavl (Avalon) a-1 3.The Sadat Assassination administration following through with action CD SOLID GOLD Hoat: Andy MINORITY 14 Tvka'l Boy (Lliariaburu) 4-1 6 Empress Bullet (Flgueroa) a-1 9 On The Halm (Young) ..*. 15 I Qlbb. Co-hoe!: Marilyn McCoo. OO NEWS ind: MHO Clma.. Iya«a*, 1M41/14 7 Hawaiian Style (Molina) 4-1 10 Marching Tune (Molina) 12-1 bn Oct. 6, President Anwar Sadat of on conservative principles. When 12,000 3:00 1 imaoero ISantagata) 4-1 a Favorite Prospect ISmllh) 3 i II My Father's Son (Edwards) 1-1 700 CLUB O MOVIE -(ADVENTURE) Egypt and most of his cabinet were watching members of the Professional Air Traffic Con- 2 Race Ahead (Wackar) 1S-1 Hk: VI,too, Clme., 1 » 4 a*. 1M * 70 S INDEPENDENT •"•» •Foramar.WantTo 3 Beforehand (Colon) 10-1 i«h: ta.soo, clma..»v», 1M 41/11 Egypt's Armed Forces Day Parade when trollers' organization walked off the job Aug. NETWORK NEWS Franc*" 1942 Clifford 4 For tha Lead (Young) 1S-1 1 Two Eyed Villain (Llianaburu) 10-1 1 Amber Lord (Sentagata) 3 I 5 Chomplon Lover (Savlno) 20-1 2 Super Sting (Molina) 4-t 2 Prince Merlin (Mllo) 15-1 four men in military uniforms jumped from a 3 in a dispute over pay and working condi- 12:45 • MOVIE-(SUSPENSE) £vana,RoberlMorleyAn 6 Monsieur Rouge (Gomel M) t-l 1 Dr. Rlchter (Avalon) «... 2-1 3 Two Hand Reel IVerge) 10-1 jeep and began throwing grenades and firing tions, Reagan gave them one day to return to *** "Chairman" 19«S induatrlal engineer travels to 7 Three Dev Pan (Young) S-1 4 Quent't Lad (Santagata) 9-1 4 Dr. Paatoppv (Gomalei M) :4-1 Gregory Pack, Anna Heywood France, during W.W.II, to halp • Not to Much (Lopai CO 12-1 5 New Look INI.a D) to i 5 Tournament Tested (Varga) *-1 automatic weapons. Stunned guards seemed 9 Dig Down Deep (Thornburg) S-1 6 Lan Warren (Nled D) 0-1 6 Mom't Gee Gee IPIlio) S*1 work. When they didn't, he fired them. aava a*cr*l machinery from frozen as the assassins charged the reviewing Sciential la aant to Red China to 10 Singh a Lin (Gonial.i M) 0-1 7 Northern General INo Rider) 12.1 7 Feather Act ID'Amlco) 12-1 Public support was clearly lacking for the bring back lormula for a being conll.ceted by lha Nazla. 11 Scouting Party (Thompson) 10-1 a TV. Sparkler (Thomas) 4-1 I Smooth Commander ISmlth) 1S-1 stand, killling Sadat and leaving carnage in (US mine.) Ii T.ntrap (No Rider) e-1 Ith: I11.IM. Allw.lyo.l For 9 Royal Nero IGre.ll) 10-1 controllers, who averaged $33,000 a year in Communieidevelopednew dm Ird: H.00O, Clme , IV* 4 •*, 1M 4 1/li 1 Queen's Ciar (Santaeala) 20-1 10 Johnny B Angry (Verge) 12-1 their wake. salary. They predicted dire consequences. aniyma, which apaada lha ANADELAIRE 1 Erica's Island lAvalon) 1-1 2 Sweel Arrangement (Qulnonai) 5-1 11 stonay way (No Rider) H 3:05 SERMONETTE 2 Display Maid (Lliariaburu) 10-1 1 Prince Cattle .Local CC) 11-1 12 Olympic Aniwar (LopaiCO 19-1 Egyptian officials identified the captured But with supervisors and new recruits filling growth ol load. (2 hra.) • MOVIE -(DRAMA) «V» 3:16 NEWS 3 Restless Glna (Molina) S-1 assassins as Islamic fundamentalists op- ii 4 Salute to Mothers (Walford) 2-1 their spots, there were none. Air travel was "Wall of Noli*" 1963 3:18 OFF THE SET 5 Luster (Lee) e-1 posed to Sadat's overtures to Israel and the reduced and the airlines suffered economic SuzennoPleehetle.TyHerdm A 3:26 lM0VIE-(C0MEDY)**H I Sober Drawl (Nlad D) S-1 SELECTIONS Montana Moon" 1930 7 Amv'i Puff (Verge) 0-1 West. Vice President Hosni Mubarak was losses, but they adjusted their schedules and raca horae tralnar braaka up - • Watauga (Molina) S-1 1 - Sun of York, Get OH My Line, Jo Plunk elected president and pledged to keep the with hla Ifancaa, and ha. an Joan Crawford, Johnny Mack I — Three Day Pan, Imagero, Tentrap by Christmas, air travel was pretty much Brown. Rancher'e daughter, 4th: !i.e;l, NMa Clma.. I n 4 a* country on the course charted by Sadat. atlairwilhlhe wealthy owner ore 1 My Ports Delight IMelendei) 20-1 3 — Salute to Mothers, Restless Glna, Luiter like before, including the normal holiday wild ateed he waa hired to train. living In New York, rolurna on 2 Burnt Peanut (Jenkins) 20-1 i.The Shooting of the Pope chaos. (2 hra., 15 mini ) viiillotheWeal loheraurpilae, 3 Atco (Gomel.i M) S-1 4 — Cargui, Atco, Joyful Native 4 Mat'l Kid IBolletlno) 4-1 Pope John Paul II was greeting pilgrims By year's end, PATCO itself had been CD BANACEK Lei a Haar It 5 Pangor Ban (Santagau) 10-1 5 — Quite a Scholar, Tough Prospect, Algaiir from his jeep in St. Peter's Square on May 13 decertified as a bargaining agent by the (or a Living t-agano" A football (106 mlna.) 6 Joyful Native (No Rider I is i I - PUIar Point, Saintly llalnt, Devil May Care playar vanlahaa on lha lield In 3:30 HBO MOVIE-(DRAMA) 7 Mr. Parkview (Lopai C O IS I when he was shot by Mehmet Ali Agca, a 23- • My Favorite Cestla IWackar) 20-1 7 — Dr. Hlchler, Super Sting, Len Warren National Labor Relations Board and pros- from of a .tedium full ol paopla **Vi "ThaRoaa " 1979 9 Mast Sergeent IDelguldlce) 1-1 year-old Turk who authorities said had con- pects of the controllers returning to their old and lha ownar ol Ihe team hirea Bella Midler, Alan Bataa. Riaa 10 Matawan (Verge) ti< 8 - Duke Mitchell, Woody's Wish, Red Iron 11 T. Eileen (Young) 4-1 nections to right-wing terrorist organiza- jobs seemed nil, though Reagan said they Banacak to find out what and fall of a rock atar. Baaed on I — Trlbonlan, Come Up Pence, Country Jay tha Ilia of Janice Joplln. (Ratad 12 Caroui (Lliariaburu) .1-1 tions. Two American women were wounded would be allowed to apply for other govern- happened to him. (Rapaat) 13 Capt. Taylor (Delguldlce) 11-1 10 — Tournament Teited, Dr. Peatoppy, Feather Act IB MOVIE -(DRAMA) "V, R)(2hra , 14mini) Ha: (MM, Clma., lnlw.t Fur. in the attack. 1 Tough Prospect (No Rider) 1-1 BEST BET: Trlbonlan (9th) ment jobs. "Magnificent • Ambar 4:00 CD ABBOTT AND The 61-year-old Polish-born pontiff was S.Sandra Day O'Connor aorta" 1S42 Joaaph Colton, COSTELLO hit in the stomach but was sufficiently re- During the 1980 campaign, Ronald Re- AnneBexler Family la unwilling 4:13 O LIVES WE LIVE lochanoe wilhlhelimea. mother 4:30 CD HAZEL covered within a day to take Communion and agan pledged to name a woman to the U.S. \ COMMUNITY UPDATE listen to mass. He spent three months in and and aon conflict ovar har lover NHL standings Supreme Court. When Justice Potter Stewart (Paid Subacnplion Telavleion) I OUIEREME SIEMPRE NFL out of hospitals. I NEWS announced he was stepping down, Reagan (2 hra.) Wales Ceaferaaco Camakatl Cwfarawe Agca, convicted and sentenced to life im- had the opportunity. He named Sandra Day 1:00 O SUPER PAY CARDS ) GIVE US THIS DAY Patrick Division Narril Dlvlatea 01 MOVIE -(DRAMA) ••• I PRAYER W L T OF OA Pti Minnesota 14 10 II 151 124 39 playoff prisonment, insisted that he acted alone, O'Connor, a 51-year-old Arizona appeals • BIOGRAPHY -Adolf Miller NY Islanders 21 9 5 1S2 120 47 Chicago 14 11 t 160 147 37 "Victor!" 1963 George It 17 t 134 141 36 . saying he wanted to kill the pope to protest court judge, to become the first woman on a Part II. Philadelphia 21 12 1 111 12S 43 St. Louis Hamilton, George Pappard. A Pittsburgh IS IS a 117 140 M Winnipeg 11 17 1 139 146 34 9 144 29 American and Soviet imperialism. Prose- court where 102 men have served. WWII Irak through Italy. Franca CD 24 HORAS NY Rangers 14 17 S IIS 144 11 Toronto 10 It 153 6:04 I NEWS Waihlngton 10 11 1 117 1S4 21 Detroit 10 11 t 125 15a 21 boxes cutors say they suspect he was part of a Mrs. O'Connor's appointment was well end Germany with aquedol Ad.ms Dlvlsleo JmytheDIv slo. 1 Amarican aoldlert (3 hra., 30 Buffalo It 10 144 115 41 Edmonton 24 a t 221 144 54 conspiracy but have been unable to prove it. received almost everywhere, except on the EDITORIAL a 11 it | 134 13a 34 Olants 20 7 0 O--I7 MM.) 5:10 Montraal 11 9 170 103 45 Vancouver far right, which marshalled opposition be- 5:11 I THOUGHT FOR Boiton 20 10 4 141 113 44 Calgary 11 it 1 144 145 12 •agles 0 7 1 1—11 5. Reagan Takei Over 1:29 • EDITORIAL Quebec 11 15 5 174 167 41 Los Angeles1 11 ?o 1 152 in 29 NYG^Brlght 9 pess from Brunner TODAY 97 175 (kick failed) cause of a pro-abortion vote she had cast as a Hertford 9 17 9 121 152 27 Colorado . 23 9 21 It was probably the sharpest reversal in a NYO—Mistier 10 pass from Brunner member of the Arizona legislature. But the 1:30 O MOVIE (ROMANCE) the course of government since 1932. Ronald •»H "Lallar For Evla" 6: IB CD JANE WHITNEY SHOW Saturdev'i Oem.s (Deneloklck) opposition was routed and Mrs. O'Connor Boiton I. Hartford a Montraal 6. Quebec 3 NYG—Havnas fumble recovery in and Reagan, a man of devoutly conservative prin- 1946 Maraha Hunt, John Quaal: Ernaala Ballerd, former New York Islandarl4, Philadelphia 2 St.Louis 4. Chlcaoo) lone IDaneloklck) was eventually approved by the Senate, 99-0. Carroll A ahy litlle man writea to board member for tha National Buffalo 7. Pittsburgh 9 Detroit 2. Winnipeg 3. tie Phi—Carmlchael 15 pail from ciples, became president and proceeded to aglrl.butaaaumaalhaldanillyof Organisation ol Woman (NOW), Toronto t, Detroit 1 Edmonton 10, Los Angelas 3 Jaworskl (Franklin kick) lO.Poland Today'i oemti NYG—Mulledv 22 pail from Brunner and now preaidant ol Woman Los Angeles 2. Vancouver 2. tie cut taxes, government spending, particularly hiahendaomebuddy ahemeete New York Rangers 4. Washington 4. lie Colorado at Minnesota, 105 p.m (Daneloklck) in social programs, and to beef up the de- For most of the year, events in Poland tham both (106 rnlna) Speaking, who dlacuaaaa har Chicago3, Winnipeg! Philadelphia at Calgary. t:]Sp.m Phi—Montgomery 6 run (Franklin were as they had been since the rise of the • LOVE AMERICAN ellone In aupport ol ERA (Equal Minnesota 4, St.Louis ] Tomorrow's Oames kick) fense budget. The latter was in line with a Colorado a. Calgary 3 Chicago at Quebec. 7:19p.m. Phi—Montgomerv 1 run (Franklin Solidarity union movement in the summer of STYLE Right! Amendment) Montraal at New York Islanders. B 05 kick) new hardline anti-Communist approach to Yester*ey's Oamat p.m. 1980: strike, negotiation between union and CD INDEPENDENT Buffalo 3. weshlngton 2 international affairs. NETWORK NEWS 6:30 MORNING STRETCH Hertford 7, Toronto 1 Hartford at St.Louis, 9:09 p.m. INDIVIDUAL STATISTIC! government, liberalization, a government New York Rangers 5, Pittsburgh 3 Boston at Vancouver. 11:05 p.m. RUSHING — New York. Carpenter Reagan was supported in his course by a CD CHESPIRITO FOCUS: NEW JERSEY 33 I.I. Brunner 6 11. Perry 3-11. PMIed.1- shakeup. Then a repeat of the cycle. And HBO MOVIE (MYSTERY) 5:45 GIVE US THIS DAY phla. Montgomerv 18 65, Oliver 5-12, newly Republican Senate and a House nomi- above it all hovered the specter of Soviet •• "The Mirror Crack'd" REPORTER 41 Jaworskl 5-4, Campflald 1-10. nally in Democratic hands but actually in I PASSING — New York. Brunner intervention. 9 14 l 9t Philadelphia. Jawerskl political disarray. As a result, the adminis- NHL summaries 13-244.154. —But it wasn't the Soviets who intervened, RECEIVINE G N.w York, Carpenter tration's shrewd political tactics succeeded it was the Polish government and military. Plttsbureh 1 a 1-1 1 ! IT? >•»• Mulladv 1-22. Gray 112, Mistier 1 10. in pushing through most of what, the presi- N Y Rlr**»rs I * *•"• !,... .1 Parkins 1-11. Bright 1-9. Philadelphia. On the evening of Dec. 12, tanks rumbled In first Period—I. Pittsburgh, Johnson I Perlod-I, Toronto,_ Sillier IiiI carmlcheel 2-43. Montgomery 1-11. dent wanted: the budget and tax cuts and the (Mulvev). 1:57. 2, New York, CHrguev It iBennlngl. lt:ia. PenaltleL R Smith 331, C.Smith 219, Krapfle 111. Warsaw. Martial law was declared and union -Bolnlstreck. sale of AWACs planes to Saudi Arabia that Births (Pavallch, Dora). 5:34. 3, New York, John- Tor, 9:0t, Darlago, Tor. 11:17. Francis. 0||1v.r 1-7, Huss.ll 1-4. leaders and dissidents were rounded up. stone a IPavallch. Rogers, DaveMalonev). Har. 14:43. Boschman. Tor, 19:17. earlier seemed doomed. 12:46. Panamas— Soutane. Pit. 2:44; Strikes were met by force. Hossodar NY, 5:49. Rogers, NY. 7:14. Second Period—2, Hartford. RIVERVIEW Mr. and Mrs Price Pit 10 06. Sbepperd, Pit. 10:54. Kotsopoulos t (Francis,•Stouohlon), 29 3, Buffalo 17 7 t 7—41 The government insisted that Solidarity Spencer (Colleen McKit- Stackhoule, Pit, 12:01; Fotlu. NY, 14:21; Toronto, Valve 21 (Anderson. Duraoo). N Y J.I. t U 1 14-17 6. The Economy Red Bank Leldlew. NY, 14:29. 16:56. Penalties—Kotsopoulos, Har, 10:15; But—Domes 26 fumble return (Mike- If Reaganomics steered a new economic was only "suspended" and that it would not trick), 10 Anderson St., Union Ma y.r kick) Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bui—Lewis 90 pass from Ferguson course for the country, the economy itself go back on the "renewal" that had gone on in Zilinski (Marion Pellegrino), Beach, son, Dec. 26. ^$l*%£&^itVti$i'»2. "TT* Pe'rlod-t. Hartford, Volcan 1 (Mlk.-Mayarklck) 1981. Whether these pledges could be taken But—FG Mike-Meyer 29 seemed as balky as ever. Inflation eased to a 3 Suffolk Lane, Middletown, Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick But—Lewis 26 pail from Ferguson rate below double digit, but interest rates seriously remained among the big questions son, Dec. 23. Megill (Nancy Ann Jffl 7 N.w York, Duguav 19 (Vlckers. stoughton, 26 (Howatt. Francis), 6:36. 7. IMIke-Maverklck) for 1982. l.lon.vl IS 54 a, Duguav 20 (Don- Hartford, Kaon 4 (Glllen, McClanahan). NYJ—Shuler 30 pass from Todd (Leahy soared to a new high in midyear before Mr, and Mrs. Peter Collins Cartwright), 35A Southbrook 19 20 Penellles—DonMaloney, 12:15. 1, Toronto, Oavln 2 ISelmlng, Rob- kick) NYJ—FGLeehy26 (Ellen Higgins), 415 Brinley Drive, Eatontown, daughter, NYJ—FG Leahy 19 Ave., Bradley Beach, son, Dec. 26. Bui—Crlbbs 45 run (Mike-Mayer kick) NYJ—B.Jones 30 pass from Todd Tennis player fighting to^keep leg Dec. 23. Mr. and Mrs. James Jack- 12 4t, Lee, Pit Tor, melor. 9:ia, Manno. Tor, misconduct. (Lathy kick) Mr, and Mrs. Anthony son (Diane Gorlrn), 78 t.bur£ — NYJ—Long 1 run (Leahy kick) Pelham Bay section of the "The doctors told us they A—57,050 NEW YORK (AP) - A 17- Vona (Nancy Fredericks), Helms Drive, Eatontown, conductd . 12:4a° ; Laidiawildl . NY.misconduct. ar. minor-major. 1004;; vialve. Tor, me- Bronx, had been scheduled to will know more after Mon- H 4:31. •at NYJ year-old tennis star has un- 1056 Route 38, Hazlet, son! SOn— , Decrw . 26« . Dorl.NYTmisconduclit!* R<»r,. NY.. .misconduct 12:41 . iTS, lor/io*., voic.n.Har.M:» IS 21 dergone more than 12 hours fly to Florida on Saturday to day," said the girl's mother. —26 Shots on goal—Toronto 0-15-11—15. p,usn.s-verds 2291 2271 Dec. 23. Mr. and Mrs. John Deaver snots on goei-fittiourgh MI- Hartford 12-14-11—37. Pesslno verds 210 1*1 compete in her first major Florence Ligotino."They v of surgery to save her leg (Janelle Confer), 187 Route "Joeiies-pittsburgh. New Goalies-Toronto. Lerocque; Hartford. £,?'™y arrJl 90 93 Mr. and Mrs. William G*rrail A—l liO/O. 17-34-4 2S-S1-4 tournament, the Avon Fea- also told us that if she re- York, Mlo. A-17.425. Passfs alter a man slashed her with Smart (Martha Bennart), 9 79, Marlboro, daughter, Dec. Sacks by" 5-29 238 a knife as she returned from tures in Fort Myers. covers she will need ex- Punli 4-44 4-33 tensive therapy before she Olive St., Neptune, son, Dec. 27. Fumble! lost 1-0 1-1 Christmas shopping. But the student of former 23. Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Penalties v.rds 042 6-SS can play tennis again." Tim. of Possession 29:56 10:04 Carol Ligotino, of theWimbledon champion Virgin- Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy (Linda Hayden), 121C ia Wade, ranked 25th in the NBA summaries INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Mrs. Ligotino said the at- Moschberger (Magdalen White St., Eatontown, daugh- RUSHING— Buffalo. Crlbbs 14-1], Eastern Tennis Association, tack occurred Tuesday as her Mahoney), 140 Lincoln Ave., ter, Dec. 27. Leaks 6-12, Ferguson 1 minus 4. New York, 222 Eatontown instead will be recovering CHICAOO(H) 0-0 2. Totals 55 29-45 139. McNeil 12-32. Long 0-21, Todd 2-11. daughter returned from Fair Haven, daughter, Dec. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greenwood 6 4-4 16, Wllkes 4 2-4 10, San Dleae 21 30 u If—117 PASSING —Buff alo, Ferguson from two operations to repair Christmas shopping and 23. Stauch (Pamela Ware), 26 Gllmore 4 2 4 10, Lester 42-3 10. Theuste 9 Les Aneatas , 17 44 n 40—119 17-34-4-260. New York. Todd20-51-4-177. NOTICI artery and nerve damage in 21 Dletrlck 2 0-0 4, Sobers 2 04 4, Blume 4 Three-point goals—Douglas 2. Williams RECEIVING—Buffalo. Lewis MSI. The Mayor and Council of th* crossed an overpass. She Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Highland Ave., Keyport, son, Borough of Eatontown at their pub- her leg. lic meeting held December 23, 1*11 heard a man tell her to Hallmark (Doris Ann Som- DeC. 27. MILWAUKEE (lea) S*n Diego Coach Silas. A-14,951 t lit. B.Jones 444. Gaff nay 4-64, Walker adopted e Resolution awarding to Surgeons at Montefiore Johnson 9 3-4 21, Lister 2 0-0 4, Lanler 2 3 24, Barkum 2-41. Newton 112, Harper 1-4. Dlcksteln Associates a contract for "keep walking into the mers), 82 Walling Terrace, MONMOUTH MEDICAL i-i 5. Buckner a M it. Moncri.f a 1214 2a, comprehensive Insurance for tha Hospital operated on Miss park." Keyport, son, Dec. 24. I .... o..._l. Cummlnos 0 M 0, Brldgemen 9 2-2 20, Borough ol Eatontown for a three vtar period commencing January 1, Ligotino's leg twice — a 5Vi ijOng Brancn Catching, 3 0-1 6, Winters 4 M I. Evans 0 When Miss Ligotino Mr. and Mrs. Richard 14 1 1 IM2. A copy of tha Resolution and hour operation on Wednesday Carle (Susan Scholz), 19 Rene Wuillamey and &2*i."" "" " ' it MIS is-M NBA standings contract are on tile In tha office of turned around, the man 4 1 Ihe Borough Clerk and are available and another 7W-hour pro- Margolis Ave., Hazlet, Ronald AUguste, 78 Stephen- ••";"*£•„„, m^»£. "ouVed ^ " for Inspection during regular busi- slashed her chest and she cedure, involving a vein Ville Road, Red Bank, daugh- None. Total fouls-Chicago 31, Milwaukee WESTERN CONFERENCE ness hours. daughter, Dec. 24. EASTERN CONFERENCE Dec.» 14.50 graft, on Thursday. stumbled and fell. When the tpr IW 15 26.A-11.052 Midwest Division Mr. and Mrs. Edward Atlantic OlvlHwi Pel attacker came at her again, Mr. and Mrs. P. Samol, W L Pet. OB San Antonio .654 They told Miss Ligotino's Harden (Jeanne Weber), 37 126 Holnnltl Miss Ligotino put up her leg (Martha Barroso), 184 5th „. CJOM, , „ ,, Phlladelphle 20 5 000 — Denver parents after the second op- Poets Drive, Matawan, son, oawkin>2 5-6 9,cheeks3 3-3 9. Hoiims62-4 Boston 21 6 .770 — Houston '429 I NOTICI TO 6IDDIM eration that she might lose to shield her face and his Ave., Long Branch, son, Dec. 14, Tonay 6 1-5 14, Ml« 1 1-2 7. O.Johnson 1 New York 13 15 .464 8'/i Kensas Cltv .370 7V. HOLMDIL TOWNSHIP Dec. 24. , Bi , , 2221. cureton21-45. Weshlngton II 15 .423 9V> Utah 370 7vj knife penetrated deep into the 16. M ch rn New Jersey 10 17 .170 .214 Radio, TV, Electronic Locks and the leg, depending how she Mr. and Mrs. Tom Red- Totals 15 25-3696. II Dallas Security Maintenance calf. Mr. and Mr: PHOINIX (99) Central Division Pacific Division Notice Is hereby given that responded. dington (Grace Mary Far- Cook, 41-6 11. Robinson 9 7-0 25, Adams Milwaukee a .704 — Los Angelas .75* sealed Proposals will be r.celved by 13-4 9, 6.Johnson 7 3-5 17. MMac v 55 5-5 61 155, Indiana 13 .536 4Vi Seattle .454 IVi the Township Administrator, Town- rell), 29A Lakeview Terrace, Kelley 3 4-4 10, Scott 4 0-0 a, Bredlev 0 M 0. Detroit 15 .444 6'/> Golden State .615 4'-. ship of Holmdel, for Radio. TV. Lit- Nenc. 12 2 4 Totals 34 27-15 99. Atlanta 15 .423 7'/j Portland .591 5 Eatontown, son, Dec. 24. Philadelphia 23 14 II 23- H 8 Phoenix .556 Electronic Locks and Security Main- » gj, daughter| Dec. 16. Chicago II .414 6 tenance for the calendar veer 1962, Greetings are coming: Pkeaali auno-ii Clevelend 12 214 13V]- San Diego .140 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fischkin M and M»s Frank U Three-point goals—Toney. Fouled out— with options for 1983 end 1914. Dewklns, Adams. Total fouls— Phlladel. Said Proposals will be opened (Gloria Schreiber), 13 bertS0B (Monica Ryerson), „ Phlladel. and read In public at the Town Hell. Dfll c c 4 Crawfords Corner Road. Holmdel, Tax forms on the way Freneau Drive, Morganville, jng Comanche Drive, Ocean- * °* " Cunningham, A- 14.140 Saturday's Oamel Los Angeles 139, Sen Diego 117 New Jersey on Thursday. January New York 112. Indiana 106 Today's Games son, Dec. 24. port, son, Dec. 17. Indiana at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. U. mi at 10 a.m. prevailing time. WASHINGTON (AP) - An aiter-Christmas parcel is in SANOIEOO (117) Washington 105. New Jersey 90 Golden stete el Seattle. 10:30 p m. Bidders are required to comply Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gar- Mr. and Mrs. John Finkel Brooks 1 04 6, Bryant 6 1-2 11. Milwaukee 109, Cleveland 102 Tomorrow's Oames with the requirements of P.L. 1*75. the mail for millions of Americans - the 1981 federal Income Whltehead 1 Ml Douglas 3 2 3 10. P. Detroit 96, Chlcego 94 Milwaukee at Indiana, 7:15p.m. c III Bid security and performance ratano (Carol Jerolamon), (Judith Moore), 120 Apple Smith 7 2-2 16. Tevlor 2 1-2 6. Wiley 3 64 11, Atlanta 105. San Antonio 97 tax forms. D.troll at Washington, t:09 p.m. security are required. 33D Lakeview Terrace, Farm Road, Middletown, Chambers 9 2-4 20. Williams S 4-4 14. J. Denver 124, Dallas 117 San Diego at San Antonio, t:30 p.m. Bidders will be furnished a cooy "The forms should begin to arrive no earlier than Satur- Smith 1 0-2 2, Brogen 3 4-4 10. Totals 43 Boston 124, Kansas Cltv 119, OT New York at Chicago, t:35 p.m. of Ihe Contract Documents by the Eatontown, son, Dec. 25. son, Dec. 17. 16-35 117 Houston 115. Utah 104 Kansas Cltv at Dallas, a:35 p.m. Township Administrator. day and no later than the first week in January," Rod Young LOS ANOELES (119) Portland 128. San Diego l It Atlanta at Houston, 9:05 p.m. BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR Mr. and Mrs. Pao Lo Liu Mr. and Mrs. James Con- Johnson a 5-9 21, Wllkes 10 3-4 23. Golden Slate 112, Phoenix 96 San- Boston at Denver. 9:35 p.m. AND TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF of the Internal Revenue Service said today. Printers around Brewer 3 0-2 4, Cooper 7 2-2 14, Nixon a 0-1 (Shaw-Lin Han), 16 Vista roy (Kathy O'Keefe), 1 Flor- •ay's Oamrs Utah at Los Angeles. 10:30 p.m TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL. MON the country have brought the printed and addressed form* to II, McGee 9 9-12 27, Rambls 2 1-4 5, Jorden Milwaukee lot, Cnlceoo 94 Philadelphia at Golden Stete, 10:15 MOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. Drive, Morganville, daugh- ence Place, Middletown, ton, 4 9-10 17, Lendsberger 4 0-1 a. McKenna I Phoenix 99, Philadelphia 96 John J. Coughlln post offices, but delivery to taxpayers is put off until after Administrator ter, Dec. 25. Dec. 17. Dec Jt WOO Christmas to avoid the holiday crush. Latest Research Results Conclusive:

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