The Daily Register VOL. 99 NO. 142 SHREWSBURY, N. J. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1976 15 CENTS Experts hope shift in wind will prevent damage by oil BOSTON (AP) - Marine experts are hoping still afloat But divers opened hatches yesterday to tanker safety "as soon as Congress rrcomme* that an expected wind shift will keep a 100-mile let sea water into the bulk A Coast Guard spokes Magnuson is chairman of the Senate Commerce long carpet of heavy oil from encroaching on the man said the bow will probably sink in the first Committee rich fishing grounds of Georges Bank. But that's heavy weather. He said the Coast Guard wanted "We've got to have more itnngent regu- all they can do — hope. to prevent the wreck from causing any othrr acci- lation." he said. "We've got lo establish some Forecasters said the wind would reverse from dents. rules of the gime on Habilil) southeasterly to northwesterly today and could The middle section of the (40-foot vessel has He said the Coast Guard has been too lenient hold off the oil slick, which It spreading from the settled to the bottom, and the stern n firmly in enforcing American 'restrictions on foreign vrs- tanker Argo Merchant, wrecked on the shoals off grounded in the sandy shoals with only Its lop- selt Nantucket Island. most parts visible The ownership of the Argo Merchant has not The U.S. Coast Guard said winds will almost Meanwhile, the ship's captain. George Papado- yet been settled The Coast Guard, identified certainly keep the oil from any U.S. shore, and poulos. was giving depositions on the circum- Throes Shipping. Inc. of Liberia, a subsidiary of they predicted that if It comes ashore anywhere, it stances of the grounding He and the ship s owners Amershlp. Inc . of New York, as the owner might be across the Atlantic. are being sued for 1120 million by Cape Cod fish Amership. with offices in New York, is not "In a few months. If it sticks together, it ermen for anticipated damages to fishing grounds listed at a corporation in New York state Persons might come ashore somewhere - Iceland. Great answering calls from reporters at Amrrship's of- Britlan, who knows?" said Coast Guard Capl ' Fishermen from New Bedford have reported fices refused lo answer questions. Lynn Heln. hauling up dead, oil-soaked birds in their nets, and A spokesman for the government of Liberia — The spill, which began shortly after the vessel bird clean up stations have been set up on N'antu- where the Argo Merchant Is registered - said Its ran aground Dec. IS, has develped Into one of his- cket, Martha's Vineyard and Cape Cod investigation of the wreck will not begin until Feb- tory's worst. Nearly the entire cargo - 7 6 million But the Coast Guard said only 17 birds - five ruary gallons of No ( industrial oil - is coating the of them dead- were brought to station! on Santu- Massachusetts Gov Michael S Dukakis, ocean. ckel yesterday. claiming the slate could suffer a $211-million loss The Coast Guard said water samples taken The Massachusetts Institute of Technology IT in the fishing and tourism industries, has asked yesterday five miles Irom the ship in the thickest ported yesterday that the vessel had been in\ol\ed President Ford to declare Massachusetts a federal part of the spill, showed that almost all the oil was in 21 accidents since it was built in Germam in disaster area, making those affected by the MHH concentrated within a few feel of the surface, and IH3. three more than had been known earlier - eligible for federal aid that little or none was found at a depth of 150 feel In Seattle. Sen Warren G Nagnuson. l>- Ford is awaiting a complete damage report The bow section of the Argo Merchant was Wash, said he will open congressional hearings on before deciding on the request

MMostsMtMoU** Zars blamed for vote suit WONDER OP CHRISTMAS — The miracle of Christmas, which comes but once a year, renews in the world the love, peace, and |oy which character- By BEN VAN VLIET made in a prepared state- voting to warrant a new elec- ized that scene at a stabfe in Bethlehem nearly 2000 years ago. Reflecting ment, concerned the recent tion upon the Nativity with the eternal wonder of childhood Is Vlckl LaCrone, RED BANK - Mayor Dan- decision by Superior Court After four days of testi- six-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William LaCrone of Orlando, Fla. iel J. O'Hern says Paul and Judge Louis R. Atkins uphol- mony. Judge Atkins this week They are formerly of Atlantic Highlands, where they are spending the ho- Rita Zar, 1S2 Spring St.. were ding the election of Red Bank invalidated a total of 21 votes lidays with Vickl's grandmother, Mrs. Stanley H. West, 55 3rd Ave. primarily responsible for the Councilmen Robert Marks The judge ordered I he per- unsuccessful court challenge and Frank J McKenna. sons who cast the ballots lo to the reelection of borough declare how they voted, and The two Democratic candi- Democratic Councilmen the votes were then deducted dates narrowly defeated Re- Frank J. McKenna and Rob- from the vote totals publicans William S. Ander- Mood of Christmas: ert Marks. The net result was that Mr son and John Mulheren. In addition, the mayor, a Marks ended up being certi- Democrat, charged that Mr The Republicans first filed fied the winner by nine votes and Mrs. Zar had persuaded for a recount in an attempt to "What the public hai not Solemnity, joy, fun Red Bank Republicans to overcome the 15-vote victory- understood about this case." challenge the election despite margin of Mr. Marks over said Mr. o'llern. "Is that the By JIM OSTROFF towns everywhere are un- Freehold Area. Freehold reluctance on the part of GOP Mr. Mulheren case was instigated by Paul der the spell of the season. Township.and Jersey Shore leaders After the recount upheld and Rita Zar who for reasons It creeps up slowly, fighting Broad St. in Red Bank is Medical Mr. and Mrs. Zar are regu- the election, attorney William known only to- themselves Its way through bone-chilling typical, its trees decked in Tomorrow. James Randi of lar observers at most borough F Dowd filed a suit on behalf have Instigated challenges to cold, the drab skies of De- blazing bulbs; its store win- Rumson, known worldwide as meetings and frequently have of the Republican Party both the general election and cember. The gaily colored dows strewn with tinsel The "The Amazing Randi." will criticized borough actions. charging that there were suf- the recent school referendum lights appear in window upon sound of jingle bells from a perform his hocus-pocus mag- Mr. O'Hern's charges. ficient Irregularities In the See O'Hera, page 2 Daateli O'Hera Pail Zar window, bringing warmth to Salvation Army volunteer ic at 1 p.m. for children at families and communities in pierces the air for blocks Riverview Hospital. Red the long winter nights and around. Bank short days. Joining in the spirit of car- Mary Sabia. a long-time Children laugh and parents ing, the Garden State Park- volunteer at Monmouth Me- laugh with them at the sight way Authority will be offering dical Center. Long Branch, of a portly, red-suited elf travel-weary drivers free cof- has made certain that Christ- Legendary Virginia remembered For a short period, the fee and cookies at eight res- mas will be memorable for world seems miraculously taurants along the 173 mile Yuletide babies. Each infant By CAROL JACOBSON principal in PS. 31 on the people who lived there She "She personified love." poverty was through educa transformed into a carnival of long road from 9 p.m. today Lower East Side in New always looked and smelled he said "she used to walk tion My father got a high who goes home from the hos- school diploma' because of candy, cookies, gifts and until 9 a.m. tomorrow pital tomorrow will he RUMSON - Yes Santa, York during the mid-30s so clean She was always from school for seven or there was a Virginia - the her She used lo take chimney-watchers And more Candy and gifts and caroll- swaddled in an oversized when he was in the second smiling and made you feel eight blocks lo the subway, seriously, into a pageant of ing by scouts and volunteers Virginia of the celebrated grade like nothing was ever going but she never walked a people to enrol at night Christmas stocking made by school because they were old truths and renewed faijh. are the fare this weekend at New York Sun editorial on For the first half of that lo hurt you." straight line She used to Ms. Sabia. Santa's authenticity. afraid lo go alone She'd Christmas is a magic time area hospitals such as Bay- Lke a magnet, the holdiav semester, the stately teach- Mrs Douglas was with visit the homes and check up on people who were ill give her pay check to those for everyone. shore Community.Holmdel. season also serves to draw And she did represent er, then about 48 years old. the New York school sys- love and generosity and de- that needed it" people close together from tutored him al a desk next tem for 4i years before she "Although Jewish people votion not only at Christ- Mrs Douglas, whose fa- near and far. In ene case, to hers in her office retired She was an only didn't believe in Saints," he mas but all during the child and died five years Iherwas a consulting though, "far" is very far. That was the beginning of said, "she was considered year. ago when she was Hi just surgeon with the New York •We have a 20-foot high a relationship between Mrs. one She used lo lecture The Inside Story Furthermore. Milton Her- outside of Albany. NY parents that the way out of See Legeaaary, page 1 Christmas tree in our church Douglas. Mr. Herson and son was lucky enough to his family which was to last THE WEATHER that was brought here by have known Virginia through high school, an Clear aad cold tonight wltk lows in the members who now live in the O'Hanlon Douglas whose army stint, college and mlds 2(s. Increasing cloudiness aad not as Cat skill Mountain area." encouragement and guid- Brooklyn Law School cold Christmas Day. with 21 per ceat ckaacc noted Rev. S.T Schollen of ance influenced his entire Today he is the president of saow. Complete report oa page 2. the Reformed Church of Key- life along with hundreds of of Music Makers Theatres port. others. Uawa Beach acts to care bas vandalism I "And then we have another in Lakewood and faithfully She was. Mr. Herson It's oae family al Naveslak Hone It group of members from Ver- continues lo be grateful for reminisced in his home mont who came here to deco- her inspiration At l«, womaa recalls early Christmas II here, the elementary school It's a feasy stasoa for Girt Scoots II rate the tree. ' the Rev. Generations of people Bridge Advice 12 DAILY REGISTER Scholten added. throughout the world have Bastaess i PHONE NUMBERS However, religious leaders been uplifted during the ho- Classified ...... 18. II Mala Office S42-4M* also asser that this cama- liday season by an editorial 12 Toll Free (71-IKI raderie and piety go hand in written by. Francis P. Crossword Panic 12 Toll Free MMIM hand Church published on Sept Editorials Classified Dqrt. .S42-I7M "The significance of Christ- 21. 18*7 in the New York Ealertalameal 8-11 Clrralattaa Dept JO — mas is twofold." said Rev. Sun in response to Mrs Lifestyle 14 Sports Deal M2-4»M James T Connell. pastor of Douglas' letter written Make A Dale 7 I7I-22M both St. Catherine's Roman when she was eight, asking OWburies 4 Freehold tareaa 4O-2I2I Catholic Church. Holmdel. if there was a Santa ReUgtsu News 7 Uag Breach Bareu ..22Mtl( and St. Gabriel's Roman "Yes, Virginia." the edi- Sports li-17 SUIrhOMC Bareaa f»OI «M Catholic Church. Marlboro torial went, "there is a San- "For the family." Father ta Claus He exists as cer- tainly as love and gener- Drag A** Merry Christmas! Happy Connell explained. "It is a Call MMta For Help Day or time of joy and feasts and osity and devotion exist. ASKED ABOUT SANTA - Santa Claus lived In the heart of Virginia New Year! Harry's Lobster O'Hanlon Douglas who was the elementary school principal of PS. 31 Night. House. getting together with friends and you know that they and relatives. abound and give to your on the Lower East Side In Manhatten when Rumson resident, Milton Reserve Now The 1177 tax list of Marlboro "But it's also a celebra- life its highest beauty and Herson, was In the second grade. Mrs. Douglas, shown above before New Year's Eve Open House Township will be .open for in- her death five years ago and as a child, was a guiding force in Mr. Marilyn's Inner Circle. Ho- tion." he added, of the be- spection on Jan. I, 1177, from ginning of salvation (or all "Mrs. Douglas walked Herson's life and in many others who struggled through the Great liday Inn. Hailet. 2*4-2400 I a.m. to 4:10 p.m. at the people- the streets like royalty, im- Depression. When Mrs. Douglas was eight she wrote to the New Municipal Office located on York Sun asking If there wos a Santo Claus. The paper's response In ForCkrtstaus the corner of Tennent Rd. See SderniH). page 2 maculately dressed," Mr Tim McLoone 4 Atlantic Herson said. "She was a on editoriol on Sept. 21, 1897, has become a classic Christmas mes- and Rt 71 Hoot, Llae aid Staler Coast Concert Sun.. Dec. 26-8 startling contrast to the soge. p.m. Monmoulh Arts Center, Joseph C. LaMura Now taking reservations for p.m Mo Assessor M2-HC. New Year's Eve. 842-8M8. SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY. 06CEMBER 24.1976 Solemnity, joy, fun mark holiday

(Continued) letters to Santa Claus. heavy shopping turnout "af- by Mickey Mouse following a fire reportedly set To the Rev Arthur W "To date we've received 614 ter a slow spring and sum- During a nine-hour daily by youngsters Landon, pastor of the Re- letters," said Robert Marks mer" may reflect an upturn stint in the castle, Santa, oth- Mr Stlbbs proposed to formed Church of Tinton Jr., borough commissioner of In area economies. erwise known at Raymond A make the repairs hiftfself, but Fills, the Yule se»son com- parks and recreation. At Eatontown's huge Mon- Mulhern Sr . 77, of Bradley was told to vacate when local memoratei, "i gift that "Each of these letters Is an- mouth Mall, general manager Beach, has greeted "kids two officials ruled the house brings to us a new life now swered provided there is a re- Richard Wiseman said he ex- weeks old to 80 years." "uninhabitable " and, ultimately, an eternal turn address," said Mr pected "total sales will break St. Nick, who "moonlights' "Mr. Stibbs' house is now We" Marks, who serves as the lo- every record to dale." as a real estate broker now under a building permit and cal emissary to Santa's North In part, Mr. Wiseman at- after a 47-year career in As part of this celebration, be has until next November more than two score churches Pole redoubt tributed this activity to the banking, reported a strong to repair it," said Abraham county-wide will be holding opening of a J.C. Penny's surge this year for "scientific And, If the parks depart- Grudin, a close friend. special Christmas services store this year "However, things like model space ships ment here was snowed under throughout the weekend, (see he added, "we do feel that and electronic TV games ' At present, he said, Mr. by Christmas letters, local story page 7 for details.) our overall success this De- One local resident who Stibbs. is staying with Lucille merchants here generally sty cember is an indication of a hain't visited Santa has but M. Maddi, 335 Spring St.. in Local municipalities have they too were swamped — by very improved economy " one Christmas wish: to return that borough He keeps active done their part to bolster the shoppers. holiday spirit too, erecting One Mall tenant said he too to his house unencumbered by by cutting firewood for modern conveniences like friends and neighbors' community Christmas trees "Yes, we've been wrapping has experienced heavy shop- electricity and indoor plumb- and threading bare trees with it up like mad. I think we're per traffic. "Roy still hopes to return to ing. 1 lighted ornaments even running ahead of last "I've seen more people this his house next year, ' Mr. Red Bank isn't overlooking year," said William Magee, year than in any of my other About 00 now, Roy Stlbbs of Grudin noted. "But for now. the children either, and set up president of the Red Bank two years here," noted Santa Little Silver was forced to va- he is just looking forward to two special "Post boxes" in Retail Trade Board. Claus, seated on his throne In cate his utilityless wooden spending Christmas with some friends" which tykes can mall their Mr McGee suggested the a "Cinderella Castle" lopped house of 20 years In October Legendary Virginia remembered

(Continued) adjusting to a city school emotional problem and I much she really did or how years, representing some Police Department, was in- that was integrated, having wasn't even aware of it. many people she helped. notable American writers. volved In the poor East come from the South," he "All those years she Many of them today," he He was also representing Side community, Mr. Her- said "I had a black woman would see me on the street noted, "are doctors, law- Mitchell Leigh of New York son added. There were teacher who mistook my and say hello. She'd call yers or teachers. and Sea Bright, a song- fright for Insolence," he my house and ask how I writer and author of "Man , many Jewish families there "I can close my eyes and said smilingly "and recom- was doing She attended my of La Mancha," before among other ethnic groups still see her walking down mended thai I be sent to a high school graduation becoming a top executive who struggled through the the street. I tried to write school for Incorrigible chil- from Seward Park and wrote In the firm. Music Makers. Depression years. her when I was admitted to dren. me in the Army when I was "We moved to the East the bar, but she was in a "When people say a per- stationed at Camp Crowder in Side from Charlotlesvllle. "She sent me to Mrs. nursing home at the time." son can shape your life." he Jitplin. Mo. Va. My father was an Im- Douglas' office. The princi- he added. said," it's true. She was a migrant from Poland and pal called my parents to "When I went to college tremendous force. In life Mr. Herson remembers had lived In New York. He school. They explained the she called me and wanted she was a Santa Claus. And that his father had made wai a tailor. My mother situation to her and Mrs. to know what 1 was going amazingly enough," he hn some clothing and giv- waa a native-born Virgi- Douglas kept me at a desk to do with my life," he added, "nobody ever knew nian My father had a chain In her office for the term. said. en it to her. "My father ido- about her story until 1 was WHO'S THAT KNOCKING AT MY DOOR? - A doe and 3 fawns poke of stores in the South but "I told her I was going to lized her," he said. "She in high school. around the back door of Archie Stiles' resale shop In Meyersville, N.J., he lost them in the Depres- "She taught me and 1 Brooklyn Law School. For became folklore in the com- looking for traces of food to whet their holiday appetltles. The door didn't sion. We moved back to never felt uncomfortable," years, 1 used her name for munity." Everybody was too busy budge so the white-tolled deer had to settle for the pickings In the back- New York. Mr Harson remembered. references. Nobody" he Mr. Herson practiced law fighting for I heir own survi- yard. val." "I was having difficulty "I was going through an stated." ever knew how in New York for many TION Sunday Register to have tfwS/wreCasinol By Tie AutdaMI Press more interesting reading SATURDAY NIGHT By Sunday morning, Christmas Day —Sports section previews on the high U76, will be a memory, but the holiday school holiday basketball tournaments BO-KEN-JO Some nominees quit clubs spirit will remain high in the week lead- and professional football's conference WASHINGTON - Two top-level Carter administration ap- ing up to New Year's Day. This week's championship games which will be played ac 3Z aoc 3CC t ax: pointees say they will quit private clubs that have no black Sunday Register will continue to reflect Sunday afternoon. members and do not routinely accept women. But the mem- the spirit of the time, as evidenced by —Columnist Erma Bombeck's appro- bership status of three other Carter nominees In similar orga- some of the stories planned: priate look at the day after Christmas, a GIANT 7-FT. TV SCREEN nizations remains unchanged — An unusual feature on what one scene that annually unfolds In living FEA TURING DAIL Y SPORTS SPECTACULARS IN The five are men named by President-elect Carter to be prominent Monmouth County resident rooms throughout the land. YE GALLEON ROOM * secretaries of defense, state and treasury, the attorney gen- would do if given II million to spend any —The announcement of The Sunday OPEN FOR LUNCH ft DINNER 7 DAYS A WEEK eral — all cabinet posts — and the director of the While way she pleases. Register's final weekly Christmas color- CHAR GRILL OPEN TILL 1 a.m. House Office of Management and Budget. —An Associated Press special on the ing contest winner, as well as the Carter said Monday that he personally would not join pri- origin of the world's most popular carol, recipient of the grand prize — a lOspeed Banqucta lor Holiday Pirtki, Waddlnga • Special EwiH vate clubs that discriminate on the basis of sex or race. He "Silent Night," and the lingering mood in bicyle. (And don't miss complete details avallibt* In any of our 3 Elegant Dining Roome said he hoped his cabinet members wouldn't join such clubs the quiet Austrian village where it was of our newest contest — weekly $100 bas- FacllNaa for 2O4OO Formal a Informal Dining at Ha Bait but that he would not tell them what to do. born long ago. ketball forecasting). SIMON UKE DRIVE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS * 291-4)00 —An exclusive follow-up to last There are just a few of the reasons Woman has twins for third time week's Insight on Red Bank's Alton why The Sunday Register will make your holiday season brighter. It is Northern OMAHA, Neb. - Beating odds of 512.000 to one. Margaret "Bobo" Palmer and how his life was Monmouth County's largest Sunday news- Murphy has done it again — she's had her third set of frater- made brighter this Christmas. paper and Monmouth County's most in- nal twins. —An Arts section header on the ho- teresting and exciting Sunday publication "I guess my reaction was I really wasn't too surprised liday week In New York City and what it — on your doorstep or at your favorite since it happened before. At least I wasn't as surprised as I offers in the way of entertainment for the news stand. was with the other sets," she said yesterday, one day after entire family. the twin boys were born. Mrs. Murphy, 36, said her doctor had not anticipated the third set. "I guess he walked out Into the hall, threw up his hands, and told Jim he'd done it again." she said O'Hern says election suit "Jim Is just In seventh heaven," she said about her hus- band, an electrical lineman at Commonwealth Electric Co. Higher car sales reported was inspired by the Zars DETROIT — Prc-Christmas new domestic car sales hit (Continued) "It Is regrettable that this leaders, not the Democratic once noble party in Red candidates, but only Paul and VfeTook the second fastest rate in history, the nation's auto industry "We were gratified," the Bank has chosen to align it- Rita Zar." reported as mid-December sales figures were totaled. mayor said, "that not one self with them," Mr. O'Hern The robust sales announced yesterday for the Dec. 11-20 single allegation of the peti- Mr. Zar is a retired govern- said. span provided the first evidence of the 1077-model year that tion they initiated was proven ment employe and Mrs. Zar is deliveries In the new year would approach the record levels to the detriment of the Demo- "In fact, the only people in- retired from the Bell Tele- predicted by car executives. cratic candidates. . . volved in this case who had phone Co. so little time to do with their Dr. Michael J. Arnone, Red The four U.S. makers sold 223.556 cars in eight selling "The only effect of the lives that they could afford to Bank GOP leader, said he days for a daily rate of 27.M5. up 33 per cent from a year ago. case," the mayor said. "Was Half Off!! sit in court every day peering definitely will respond to the when 181.826 cars were sold in nine days. The daily rale is the to disenfranchise some 25 el- at the proceedings were not mayor's comments, but not NOW... we've reduced the minimum industry's yardstick for comparing performances. derly residents of the Red Mr Anderson, or Mr. Mulhe- until he has discussed the The sales record for a mid-December period is 28.553 cars Bank Convalescent Center be- balance in either Statement Savings or Golden ren. the Republican candi- matter with both Mr. Mulhe- cause of a procedural irre- Passbook Savings from $1OOO to $500 to qualify a day. set in 1972 dates, not the Republican ren and Mr. Anderson. gularity. .." for our All-Family Free Checking Plan. Kissinger won't leave records Mr. Zar declined comment on the mayor's statement, All-Family Checking gives you free check- WASHINGTON - Secretary of Slate Henry A. Kissinger, saying only (hat he wished WORD ( ing and the convenience of writing all the maintaining that his telephone conversations are his personal 4 > Seasonal Poem the mayor had spoken to him property, is keeping the transcripts when he leaves office SLEUTH checks you want free, no minimum checking first before talking to Ihe Jan. 20, although the State Department is unable lo die a balance required. press. CREATATTOISIVAS precedent for the decision. In addition, All-Family Checking provides Kissinger's decision is contrary to the practices of his two "Officials of the Republican Immediate predecessors, who left records of telephone con- Party," the mayor said, NUTHGINEHTSAWTA an opportunity for any member of the family versations with the State Department when they left office "have candidly informed me living at home, eighteen years and over, to Kissinger may also be running counter to a holding of the that it was not their desire to GLCTHASOARAMNML qualify for a separate checking account for a National Archives and Records Service, which on Nov. 15 de- prosecute this litigation but nominal charge of one dollar per month. fined personal papers as "material pertaining solely to an in- that they felt compelled to do NE0RNNMIAV00M00 dividual's private affairs." II as a result of Ihe contact This piggyback checking arrangement made of them by Paul and INSSEILAVLIUCUH provides unlimited checking with no minimum Rita Zar. balance required. Weather: Sunny "These two people (the Zars) have characterized RU. AUUAASWALSGSC Colonial First National Bank... Mostly sunny, windy and of a cold front moved across themselves as 'concerned citi- it's where families get together zens.' but in the single year of cold today with highs in the the New England coast into R 0. V I 0 0 T S E E (N\L 0 H I with all family mid 30s. Clear and cold the Atlantic Ocean. 1176 they have cost the tax- tonight with lows in the mid payers over $10,000 in defend- checking. TIDES Saady Heck INWNAHMUNR E\E\M E N 20s. ing various forms of litiga- ; Increasing cloudiness and TODAY - High 10:32 p.m. tion. . not as cold Christmas Day and low 4:24 p.m. "It would be my judg- TAMOUSEAROO Artis remain In jail today af- courts Invalidated their first in 1980 Carter was sentenced in the courtroom when the the identification In the ret orders ter losing a bid to be freed on trial and freed them on bail in to consecutive life terms, bail decision was announced rial. I couldn't enforce the or- bail following their second March to await a new one. making him eligible for pa A prosecutor's office spokes- Assistant Prosecutor Ron- der, and you knew I Municipalities sufe to end 'Caps' conviction on a triple murder Carter and Artii, both rolp nbout the yearTOJO man said prisoners were not ald Marmo. who opposed the couldn't." the judge said "I charge. black, were charged with A sentence cannot be in- permitted to attend ball hear- ball motion, said the defend- didn't mean to be capricious M0RR1ST0WN - Twelve 'municipalities In four counties Superior Court Judge Bruno shooting three men to death creased after a retrial, under ings. ants "got more than a fair dr arbitrary I thought It was yesterday filed suit in Superior Court here asking that the L Leopltzl denied their in a Patereon bar during ra- New Jersey law. But It can be trial, they received con- important to let the jurors re- "Cap" law on municipal spending be declared uncon- Steel and Beldock told the request yesterday for ball cial tensions in IMC. At their reduced, which opens the pos- cessions." turn home and adjust to home situtional. judge their chief ground for pending appeals. He resche- second trial, the prosecution sibility Carter, too, could re- appeal would be the ahaky life after the trauma of a trial Superior Court Judge Bertram Polow ordered attorneys Leopitzi, at the conclusion duled their sentencing from described the killings ai re- ceive concurrent term*. identification of Carter and without being disturbed." for Gov. Brendan T. Bryne, Attorney General William F. Hy- of the hearing, praised the Feb. 2 to Jan. H. venge for the slaying of a Artis by the state's chief wit- Leoplui denied a request land and the state to appear at a hearing Jan. 10 to defend the Despite arguments by de- "cooperation of the press who black man by a white bar- ness. Alfred P Hello by Steel, however, that the law. The pair returned to jail fense attorneys Lewis Steel covered this trial, even Tuesday after a jury found tender hours earlier. and Myron Beldock. the judge Passaic County Prosecutor' though they disagreed with ruling also be lifted for at- The "Cap" law, enacted Aug. 18, 1I7(, provides increases them guilty'in a retrial or- After their first trial in 1*67. said, "There were no substan- Burrell 1 Humphreys, mem- me." torneys and their agents who in municipal spending In 1177 of no more than five per cent, dered by the state Supreme Artis was sentenced to three tial questions to be raised in bers of his staff and private want to Interview jurors be- with certain exceptions. The judge also said he attorneys listening to the case fore an appeal u filed The 12 municipalities filing the suit are: In Morris County, would not file contempt cita- Florham Park, Chatham Borough, Chester Township. Hanover ton Township; Burlington Township in Burlington County; Lebanon Township in Hunterdon County, and Clinton and Steps taken to curb Sparta Townships in Sparta County. la County. Probe asked of utility's profits school bus rowdies NEWARK-Publlc Utilities Commission president Joel Ja- cobson has asked for a probe of the earnings of Public Service By JILL HIIBKK dals damage property," said responsibility ordinance was Electric jured, one critically, while al Center there was not getting away It has not yet been deter-' incident tut *i torn H cm m* Mmn from the disasterous impact battling a blaze that gutted It took about seven hours SMMfwIPown of the off-shore algae grwolh the Alaban Hotel here yes- for Lakewood and Brick and resultant fishkill on the terday. Township firefighters to ex- sea dam resource. Where friendliness About 20 occupants of the tinguish the flames three-story frame building at "1 can well understand the is compounded dally... Monmouth Ave. and Fifth SI impatience of individual were evacuated safely when CHANGED SLATE clammers with the present and our services yield the dividend TINTON FALLS - The the blaze erupted at IMS constraints imposed to give of happy banking. mtCSA a.m. Swimming River Garden the future resource a Fireman Stanley Marks Club, formerly the New chance," he said. "But I'm ...TfSuf FTTirT " ** died and fireman Alex Lati- Shrewsbury-Uncroft Garden convinced that regulation Tt l shev suffered severe burns. Club, has Betty Eariacber as must manage the endangered C$] CENTRAL JERSEY BANK «,,~. £fHe J msl r "sacmm* He was transferred to a burn president; Mary Boeglen. resource and limit the har- jC «wwrt » a* - xm, mt fa—. Mtamtwm. center in Pennsylvania. vice president and Gail Ste- vest or there will be no fu- Also injured was fireman vens, recording secretary. ture." MCMMaFDK V J4 SHHEWS8URY, N J FfWAy. DECEMBER 24. 1876 Mn. Lillian A. Keller ! MIDDLETOWN - Utu LU- Sheeran defends action on claim fllin A. Keller, 85, of 14* Obituaries TRENTON (AP) - James or $30,000 to tM.000," said Ro- offer had it come after the main office in Philadelphia January and February. tSUKtir PUce, died yenerdiy Sheeran, the state insurance ger Arnold, the company's freeze was announced. "A He said this special action The afflictions stemmed HMIIIIMIMIIIHlimilHHIl II*****Ml|••• It 1 ftIllllllllkllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaii • t KlBf Jamei Nursing commissioner, personally Northern Jersey manager. week later, we probably was taken "just because of from the car accident, said Home, here. lelephoned an adjuster at the But Sheeran. who has would have let him sue us." he who was involved, we wanted insurance company officials She wu a retired book- Insurance Company of North drawn fire from the com- said. lo be sure that everybody was Although the bills had been keeper (or the Celineie Cor- Russell Shaw dies at 53, America earlier this month to panies because of the freeze, Sheeran, who is a lawyer, aware of what was transpir- paid by Medicare and by Mrs. help settle a car accident said he only asked claims ad- said he could have gotten five ing." Sheeran's insurance com- tided here with one of her was a financial consultant claim for his 80-year-old juster Gary Gnatz for a rea- times as much from the com- "It was a very good settle- pany. Barner explained, she two nephews, Robert Hed- RUHSON-Ruasell C mother sonable settlement The com- pany in court Asked why he ment for Sheeran I think it was .also able under New Jer- berg. American Institute of Certi- Shaw, SI, of I Brookside fied Public Accountants. pany made the $20,000 offer, did not retain a lawyer to was a very good seltlment for sey's nofaull laws to make a Before moving here 10 Company officials said that Drive, died yesterday at Riv A graduate of Yale Univer- he saidr make the offer, Sheeran said INA." Barner said claim upon Ihe insurance yean ago, she lived in Brook- ervlew Hospital, Red Bank Sheeran, who recently de- sity and Columbia University clared a controversial freeze I called and 1 asked them if the lawyers fees would have Sheeran's telephone call lo company of Ihe driver of the lyn, New York, where she Born in Kentucky, he had Graduate School of Business, on car insurance rates in New they intended to settle it or eaten up one third of the set- Ihe company followed ISA's car. JWM born and then In Fair been an ana resident for M tlement he was active in Yale alumni Jersey, asked INA to settle not I said why don't you September 15 offer to Shee- Mrs Sheeran. who lives in <: Haven. years. affairs, and was a member of his mother's claim for 120,000 make us a fair offer," said He also implied that the ran's sister. Mrs. Frances East Orange, was injured I She la survived by a sister, Mr. Shaw was a financial the Yale Club of New York — twice what the company the commissioner. company had leaked Ihe in- Englebrecht of Sea Girt, to when she was a passenger in iMrs Margaret Ratz and an consultant and was formerly City. In addition, he was a had offered Both Sheeran and the com- formation about Ihe phone settle the claim for $10,000 a car driven by the commis- 'iother nephew, Albert T Ratz, a partner with the Wall Street past president of the Yale pany officials asserted there call in order to embarrass sioner's son. John F. Sheeran. (both of Sea Girt. investment banking firm of Club of Monmouth and Ocean The commissioner said yes- is nothing improper with the him. "I have no intention to Mrs Engelbrechl had writ- who was IK at the time, and ,• The John E Day Funeral Dillon, Read L Co. He was a Counties. terday he intervened Dec. 1 highest officer of the state in- change my consideration for ten the company in May to two other young men. The -.Home of Red Bank is In ask lhat her mother. Mrs. Lu- member of the Financial Ex Surviving are his widow, on behalf of his French-speak- surance regulatory agency my mother no matter where younger Sheeran is insured by '•icharge of arrangements. cille Sheeran. be paid for the ecutives Institute and the Mrs Gloria M Shaw; two ing mother's personal Injury dealing directly with an Insur- or when the pressure is ap- INA. "pain and suffering and per- daughters, Miss Nancy J. claim after his sister had ance company. plied," he said. "Wouldn't you Insurance company officials manent disability " she had Clifford M. Alexander Shaw of New York City, and been unsuccessful In getting a "If he had been a regular do It. Wouldn't any human said that the Sheeran vehicle suffered as a result of an Au- Miss Karen E. Shaw, at "fair and reasonable" settle- Joe Blow and has taken his being do it." he said. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Cltf- employe at Ft Monmouth, gust 1975 car accident, the ran into Ihe rear end of an- home, and his mother, Mrs. ment. case to an attorney, he would ford II. Alexander, 72, of 1 and served In the Air Force Carl Barner. the Northern company said. other car which was stopped Kleldstone Lane, died yes- during World War II. Lydla W. Shaw of Davlson, "The INA thought the ad- have gotten more than he Jersey claims manager for at a red lighl al Ocean Beach. terday at Patterson Army Mich mustment of (20,000 was fair. asked for," said Arnold. INA, said the offer was han- The letter included copies After the accident. Mrs. Hospital, Ft. Monmouth. Survivlng are his widow, Mr. Shaw was a member of And If the commissioner had He added, however, that dled just like any other might of about $14,000 in bills from Sheeran was treated for Mrs. Catherine Alexander; a Mr. Alexander was bom In St. George's-by-the-Rlver in fact sued, he probably the company might not have have been except that it was two Newark hospitals that shock and bruises at Point son, Clifford W. Alexander of Nashville, Tenn., and had Episcopal Church, Rumson, would have gotten in the area looked too favorably on the reviewed by the company's treated Mrs Sheeran during Pleasant Hospital. Louisville, Ky.; two daugh- lived in Long Branch before where services will be held. ters, Mrs. Carolyn Egglmann, moving here five years ago The Adams Memorial here, and Mrs. Catherine C. Home, Red Bank, Is in charge He was retired Civil Service Dupree of West Long Branch; of the arrangements two brothers, Charles W Al- Frank Kelly exander of Jamesburg and H. Land development law is revised i ELMHURST, NY. - Frank Gorman Alexander of Jack- Alonzo F. Woolley • Kelly, 75, of 8773 52nd Ave., sonville, Fla., and two grand- LONG BRANCH - Alonzo By JOAN KAHN acre parcel, nine-room house in gaining the committees township to retain a rural at- $500 for engineering and legal idled yesterday it Freehold children F. Woolley, 79, of 300 Jollne and several outbuildings consideration to delete lhat mosphere. fees to prepare opposition to -Area Hospital, Freehold The Woolley Funeral Home, Ave., died Wednesday, at COLTS NECK - The would be ideal for a veter- portion of the ordinance. Commitleeman Robert a proposed heliport In the TdwnsKlp. Long Branch, Is in charge of Monmouth Medical Center. Township Committee adopted inarian. George Fessler. chairman Sifnms said he favored pro- township. *He was born In Belfast, arrangements. He was born in Long a revised land development Mr. McEnroe, president of of the Planning Board, urged fessionals locating in office Mr. Hauss. the owner of Northern Ireland, and had Branch and had lived here all ordinance last night, despite the Mac-Con-Bur Corporation, the committee to adopt the buildings in the township. He Long Bridge Farm. Long- lived here 53 years. his life. He was'a retired the objections of an attorney told the committee that under ordinance intact. Mr. Fessler because home office com- bridge Road, has applied lo Lottery winners sales manager from Jones who said he would lose at the new ordinance the house said the corporation could ap- binations created safety prob- Ihe state Division of Aero- Mr. Kelly was a retired of- least $30,000 because of one of would sell for at least $30,000 ply to the Zoning Board of nautics for permission to land TRENTON - The winning Motors, Long Branch. He re- lems with their Jarge parking fice building superintendent the code's provisions. less than the current $159,000 Adjustment for a hardship his private helicopter on his numbers drawn yesterday in tired five years ago. lots. in New York City. He was a asking price. variance, to gain a waiver of property. The state will hold the New Jersey weekly lot- He attended the Lutheran The new ordinance elimi- The ordinance also consoli- communicant of the Roman the provisions. a hearing on the application tery were 410 and 234. Church of the Reformation, nates professional-residential "We removed a real eye- dates some procedures for Catholic Church of the Asirn zones In the township. Until sore from Colts Neck, I* be- "I recommend to the com- large-scale developers and in- on Jan. 20 at 10 a.m. al the tion, here. West Long Branch. He was a The millionaire drawing member of the Old Guard, last nighty they were per- lieve." Mr. McEnroe said, as mittee that they do not punch creases the size of the zoning township hall '"Surviving are a daughter, qualifier number was 63995. here. mitted along the lengths of he explained how the com- holes in this ordinance." said board from five to seven James Truncer. director of Mrs Jean F. McNamara of In the Touchdown lottery, Mr. Woolley was a bus driv- Rt. 537, lit 34, and Rt. 520. pany had spent $120,000 reno- Mr. Fessler. who asserted members. It also raises appli- Ihe county Parks and Recrea- freehold Township, with winning numbers were 060, er for the West Long Branch Eugene McEnroe, a Holm- vating the old home in anticjr lhat if Mr. McEnroe's propos- cation fees for prospective de- tion Commission, will attend •whom he was visiting when 0782, 30712. school system after his retire- del attorney, heads a corpo- pation it would sell it for com- al were successful, it would velopers to cover the ex- a workshop meeting of the ration which anticiapted sell- bined home and office use. amount to spot zoning. penses of planning and zoning committee Tuesday to answer he was taken ill; a brother. Touchdown tickets num- ment. ing a 200-year-old renovated Mr. McEnroe contended Committeewoman Gloria sessions* questions on the county's Gerald Kelly of New York bered 051159 qualified for Surviving are one son, John farmhouse on Rt. 537 for com- that the ordinance dis- Pamm favored the retention newly acquired Hominy. Hill- •City; a sitter, Mrs. Margaret 125,000, 110,000 and (5,000 C. Woolley of West Long In other action, the com- bined home and office use criminated against his com- of the professional-residential Golf Course, which is located Byrne of New York City, and prizes. The winning number Branch; a brother, George mittee authorized the ex- The attorney said the three- pany, but he was unsuccessful zone noting it allowed the here on Rt. 537. tour grandchildren. for the 150,000 top Touchdown Woolley, also of West Long penditure of a maximum of ' The Freeman Funeral prize was 051190. The second Branch; a granddaughter, Nome, Freehold, Is In charge six-digit number was drawn and two great-grandchildren. of arrangements because there were no tickets The Flock Funeral Home, sold that bore the first one, a here, is in charge of arrange- m. Deotli Netlcw Lottery Commission spokes- ments. Middletown sued by garbage firm , CORBETT - Jomn L, ot II woman explained. '•romh Ave . Llttn Silver, on Dfctm- a suit Nov. 3 to invalidate the the Nov. 23 resolution invalid !, )t7l, Hueftond ot Iht lot* Ellio Mrs. Charles Evans FREEHOLD - The Middle- 1977, contends the township close its landfill, it and the — Fltuolrkk). COUtln ol Mil The winning Superbowl lot- Sept. 28 rttolution extending and to enjoin Ihe township ird atylond. Funeral Moll. KEANSBUHU - Mrs. town Township Committee on Sept. 28 extended the con- firm could agree to imple- I ttC Church, Rod lank, on tery number was 54872. the contract and asked the was named a defendant in a tract for a five-year period. ment- the five-year period. from taking any action in fur- The playoff letter was X. Chrysta Evans, 83. of 32 Han- court ot have the matter put jft r suit filed by a solid waste col- The firm maintains the Both partieis subsequently in- therance of that resolution. It The winning number yes- cock St. died yesterday at the out to public bid. The firm lection and disposal firm committee had notified it that voked that provision. also wants the court to block ret terday In the New Jersey Ivy House Nursing Home, withdrew its suit Dec. 1. the which contends the com- the township was closing its The suit maintains that the the township from advertising Pick-It lottery was 216. Middletown. Petrozello firm contends. The V>3. In Mtmorlom mittee had breached its con- landfill as of next Friday and firm spent about $210,594 in for bids for a new contract Born in Perth Amboy, Mrs. firm maintains that the Town- INIMIMO«y OF VIOLA V. WIL- A straight bet paid 1198.50, tract with the firm that it wanted the contractor buying additional equipment until the five-year contract LIAMS— Merry Chrlltmai In Heaven Evans lived here 40 years. ship Committee on Nov. 23 at- with It expires. w« lavt you more today Ihhn yei- a box bet 133, and the front James Petrozello and Co lo dispose of the garbage at so it could transport the gar- She was a retired instructor tempted to rescind the Sept and back pair paid 119.50 Inc. of Harrison, which was the firm's own landfill The bage to its own landfill. for the Singer Sewing Ma- 28 extension of the contract chine Co., New York City awarded a one-year contract firm contends that a provision The firm alleges that Waste 1OW1S1 COST for $344,000 for the period of of the initial contract stipu- Dispoal Inc., an unsuccessful Township Committee last Surviving are her husband, Dec. 3 advertised for bids for nutum Charles W. Evans, Jr. of Mid- March 15. 1076 to March 14. lated that should the township budder for the contract, filed John Van Kirk a new garbage contract IN TNI MDUSTIT dletown; a son, Charles W. which included the same ser- Evans III of Flushing, NY; CALL USI & Son vicing districts that were in- GARDINER a daughter, Mrs. Leona cluded in the Sept. 28 contract Manuel, also of Middletown; 4-part program to teach MAREK extension, the Petrozello firm INSURANCE MONUMENTS three grandchildren and sev- charges en great-grandchildren. 1TUNTK MMUNM UNICRAFT MAUSOLEUMS It want the court to declare 2*1-0477 The Bedle Funeral Home, MONUMENTS UTTERED 1 ClfANED Keyport, is in charge of ar- self-care to diabetws rangements. 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN RED BANK - Persons suf- testing' medications and their Identification. Ihe rest of the (ottRI )S tlHuddoni Cointr) fering from diabetes are in- administration and the key evening will be devoted to a 741-0319 747-2563 Cancer Care Inc. vited to the self-management rules to follow for insulin in- review of the previous ses- series being offered at Riv jections. sions. sets Hazlet meeting erview Hospital on four con- "Putting It AU Together" is "During the series, the HAZLET - How to use secutive Thursdays starting the aptly titled final session makeup successfully will be Feb. 3. The fee for the pro- of the series which features patients develop a rapport The Adams Memorial Home the topic for discussion at gram is $20. instruction for a social work- with each other which carries 8:15 p.m., Jan 20. at a meet- The program Includes dls- er, teaching nurse and dieti- them through what most con- ing of the Bayshore Chapter of cussion groups, audio/visual tian. General review will in- sider a crisis in their lives." WILLIAM J. CONNELLY, Cancer Care Inc. in Veterans sessions, practice in giving in- clude a discussion of exercise, said Doctor John Heffernan, Medical Advisor to the diabetic Memorial Park. Union Ave. sulin shots and talks by ex- footcare and the importance Owner-Manager of wearing proper medical teaching program Make up tips and demon perts in the field. Participants strations will be offered. will learn about proper diets, 747-0226 medication by injection or orally, and even get some in- £$7.7925 FUNIERAE L DIRECTORS 248 Monmouth County sight into the financial aid NOTICI TO BIDDERS available to a diabetic. SINCE 1865 Noll bldl will bt received by Iht Deport "This series provides an op- ment of Purchasing of 'he County of Monmouth, Ntw Jersey and opened portunity for our patients to 310 BROAD STREET RED BANK and reod In public In Room No. 200. Freeholders Meeting Room located in meet with a group of other Ihe Mall of Record*. Main Street. Free hold. New Jertey on January 10. 1*7? people who also have diabe- ot it 00 A.M. prevailing time for the tes," stated Mrs. Adelyn °I°*U%NISH AND DELIVER TWO (!) NEW 1977 FORD CAB AND McKenzie, registered nurse CHASSIS WITH A 5 7 CUBIC and program coordinator. All ol the Great News VARO DUMP BODY OR EQUIVALENT TO THE MON- "Primarily, it's a learning MOUTH COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. FREEHOLD. experience: the patients Stories ft Photos of 1976! NEW JERSEY Worden Funeral Home I FURNISH AND DELIVER ONE learn from the teaching staff, (II 1977 CHEVROLET FLEET You'll find them in the sparkling new SIDE 'i TON PICKUP TRUCK as well as each othe/." OR EQUIVALENT TO THE edition oi The Associated Press annual, 60 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK MONMOUTH COUNTY HIGH On the first night of the WAY DEPARTMENT. FREE series, the program will in- THE WORLD IN 1976. If it made important HOLD, NEW JERSEY ; Complete specifications and form or clude the history of diabetes bid for the proposed work ore on file at news, t's in this large, eye-catching vol- rht office ol the Purchatmg Depart and its frequency, and the rnent. Hall of Record!, Mom Street. ume, with the stories and photos from the Day and Nijjlit Plioiu* . . . Jersey on<] copies moy various stages of the disease. typewriters and cameras oi the men and u()O >UMHV< You'll learn how to prevent 717-05." complications and see what women who were there while history was tt» r«qulr»nwnrj ot P L It] part heredity plays in the ex- being made. With its hundreds oi exciting istence of diabetes. photos and thousands of words of text you Richard C. Hoidal, Mgr. The second session will help diabetics plan meals and can be sure this book is the buy of the year they will get tips on dining at only $6.95. Send your order in now—and out and making carry-out while you're at it, send a copy as an excit- Fteeholatn ol tr>« County ol Man lunches. They will also be in- ing Christmas gift. RAY KRAMER. Olrtctor troduced to the food exchange ROBERT J COLLINS. Clerk ROGERJ KANE, list and leam just what diet restrictions are all about. The THE WORLD IN 1976 MOHMOUTH COUNTY instructor, Mrs. Annabelle IUIIIOCATI icount Tobias, explains that although THE DAILY i SUNDAY REGISTER — SHREWSBURY John E. Day ESTATE OF MAKY JO OE PlER«O Complete Lin* ol diet restrictions for the dia- P.O.B. G4 Purtuont to th» ordtr ot S. THOMAS GAGLIANO. Surrogote Ot tht Cownly betic are essential to control TEANECK, N.J. 07666 01 Monmouth. tnit doy moot, on Iht PARTY GLASSWARE opplicotlon ol tht undtftlQjntn. Joieph of the disease, they are not as OePltrro Adminlitrotor ol the etlole • cordial ol th« (Old Mory Jo OtPitrro. de complicated as most people Enclosed is J_ Please send . ceaterd. nonce ii hereby wwtn to the creators of laid defeated to preienl assume. to rh» told AdmlnWrotor thtlr cKtlmi win* glasses ftmo m copies ot The World in 1976 at $6.95 each to unox oath within ill monthi from thli The third Thursday of the dot. program will be devoted to OottO 0»ortSlr««t Bed tank. New JffMy OTHll trol of diabetes. It features Address Adminlttrotor the theme. "Living With Diabe- MtUM Norton I KotOC Zip No. m state Hiotmoy No. U tes." This fact-packed lecture City and State. Ulddhtlmn. N J or>M Attorntvs will teach the daily skills nec- Otc 14 KM Please make check or money order payabte to essary for the diabetic: urine The Associated Press' Business Commuting: Transit vs. car SHREWSBURY. N J FWOAY. DECEMBER 24.19T6 By SYLVIA PORTER reaasm la asaMiaiag aay family ivtsjg la • i urban ana could get atoag comfortably i Q How muck can you rtilly s»ve if you use a family car There's more to aa aM public transportation immd of your own car lo use than commatatioa. partkvJartjr la taw s«a> commute from the suburbs to your Job li a YOUR MONEY'S urts that Raaaketmer cite*. N.Y. stock quotations downtown city area' Nevenajttess. If the analysis is restricted •• A. Not nearly at much as you probably think the sole pout about the eipeases ataM by auto , 111 Urt II . UH. rt T«* ID 1147 IIH 41* IIM — unless. In addition to using the train or bus. ownership and nspptemwiUry at* of the car hi I.J. T m IIH IIH llrt. t Twamai HI m IV. 7O- '. -„ I Ml til IIH lit IIM TiWrC* II HI IH lrt IH you eliminate an automobile entirely from your WORTH public transportation. Ruajhetraer hat a vans' H»W.a I IH IIH II II - rt SM 14H Lwr Clot* Chg Temce la I MH Mrt • I—I - TM»nPei 1 I M3 ISH lit lit transportation budget argument. And a much truer picture of (amity ICIMI 1 • I IP IIH |IH IIH. H a »H Teaace 1 9 1U> ITH 17 *» transportation cods is revealed when the M Mii INACH 1KII III 44H 4SH UH- M Tntil list 11 MO MO. •MM* HIM • K M UH. t 511 in On the surface, the visible public trans- iu S4i am•H 49H.lv* Tealwiais ITH Mrt I7rt. costs of owning and oaeraluig thr family car are MMaoi.ai in MH at an. o 14 I I! 1'i, l'« 4lt- . T.PtUMell MH ItH an. '. portation costs appear much less than the costs cago and park downtown. The coats KD> a ii m ImpiCM II 1 IB ItH IIH It - H Ttntlt 1 MM141 II art MO. v% taken into account in ii « H INCO 14*114 M) llrt ink IIH- rt THInalJII III MH M'« Mt- rt of owning and driving a car to work each day - year, including the costs of downtown parking UrPrM JIM tn U DH 14M* H Mar* 1 Mil K W. «'. TtH.IVt TNtUI J4 1 ia UH 11'. '* Taking the train could save you II715 But inMStllltll W MO art art TVKtOtllll in It I*. as much as 11,700 less a year in certain cities Another point underlined by the stadte* u AlrullKI IS 7 II n no, an. H AUHMI.WI IB in Internal M SUM ISH ISH. Vi TliMMI III] 47 ITH M "i But. a study of daily commutation costs in the wide extent lo which the coats and aMtsfW AIC4MUti.4MI SU 23 a IM ItM 111 7a 111* mt IIIH.lh TMieMUMl] 119 UH ns ao- H AIMO7S«ll 44 1111S. » UH.IH IriHarvl IS S Ml a IIO IIH. rt TMuaaon 114 SIH 11^ Slrt- H seven major urban centers by Runiheimer 4 If the non-commuting costs of owning and savings van from city to city an nit. H IMMWCl.H I m 40 UH »H- H I • Mt •H i. •t- rt Co. of Rochester, Wis. finds that six out of It of operating the car you use to drive to the station Following are excerpts from the study af m ic nv» IIO IIO- vt liilfur III SI] ItH 1TO UH. rt TraMeXir 14 174] UH »O MO- 14 IfilTT 1719 TIT Urt OH U M 1II1H I3H int ——ir'«t the commuters continue to need a car to get are added, then your transportation coin as « commutation coats, part of Family Living Coat imn aw till BH. W io«o«fn i 711 n ttrt no. rt TrtCanl.M* IIH KH IIH. S SIr IH I II) 4) a an- H lowoPSI.7110 M MH Mrt at. rt TawCmJl • II lit IH 9H- from home to the train or bus stations (Run- train commuter Jump to ll.Mf Standards developed for 8) major urban areas AIMCMI.M4 131 I4U44'. 14H. H ItMCorp a SI ISH ISt IIM- rt i. zhelmer is a consulting firm specializing in auto, Your savings by using train or bus plus a In each instance, the suburban community >ICH i.«n u; uo urt m- H llelCorp Jt I as lit II lit. t UALInc 41 -i nu-1u7 M MH- Anw i.ni4 m smU SJO.l - J—4 - UMCIn* 1 1 ii Urt IIH I4H. rt travel and living cost standards.) private car per year became minor used is approximately IS miles from downtown AMtAC I • U »v,17v» ITH* % JewelC IH 7 71 11 BM no. rt UOP IM 70 I4H 11'. lit— V) A)ttH 40 I 114 MSn a - o jhnMoni.aii in no a UH. rtUVM l.a 1 it OH 11 '.1 The total commutation costs shown here do not AmAlrlln T 4*1 llVi an avt- vi Jlhtteftjnlll HI 7IH TIH Tl . H UnCartl» 9 us IIH II II - Thus you, the commuter, still have the cost Only if you eliminate the car from the fami- JonLun JI 11 ISH ISrt IIH. Vk 199 include the "non-commuting " car casts you aar- WWIIII in in II llrt- H UnCkKlMI ISM ISrt IIM. ly transportation budget and rely exclusively on AmMcst IU.U7 a 41V% 41'*. 1 mrt- H only drive it to and from the station each day public transportation do you. that Chicago com- ACyon 1)0 1 KB 17* - K-K - UM royal Mm 4M Mt 9H IH- .An* l»wl.ui« UO 11 a at. n KolvAII Mil 17 140 14H MH- H Unllarailalll 111 IH •H And if the full costs of owning and operating muter, save a respectable li.tM a year New York City from Plalnview. Long Island AmHOflM 111 1141 XH HO 17%. % KonOail.Tt 7 11 IIH 11 II — H U«>C» I7| 11 IIH lOrt tOH — commutation, trala'bvs/ctr. IM»: own KonPl.ll 40 I 41 IIH IIO IIH 51 ItH '4 your car are added lo your commutation costs, As another illustration, plucked from Run- AmMoip .4011 IN II 14H 14O- It UtlitMM.4. 1IM IIH- XMMwi < W 1'* KotylM US Trt I Trt. rt UIOvatl.MIl 197 ISH US ISt ztieimer's studies, say you're commuting from auto/parking. 11.7(8 no an* H lUlltMat.lDIT 110 ITt MO ITt. t 545 7t It says Rufus E. Runiheimer. president of the ANatK W I 141 41Ha* an- A UIIM .4010 TH AmUMI.10 I Ill »'* .TMT IST MH Mrt MH- rt SI 49H Ilt- O company bearing his name, "the savings gained Palo Alto. Calif., to San Francisco Your public Detroit from St. Clalr Shores - comma- 4191 «H7H us Mia • 9isMa 11 . AnTiTi.ni i au u*«O 19U. . unTetni.M 1 at H . transportation costs come to ItK a year as latton, train-bus/ car. IM; own auto parksag. AMPliK 4IU U4 Wim y «it UnlT.I I»IO 414 IIH • I9M- by using public transportation narrow signifi- AmtmOrell III nt Knlsmd 7113 111 17h 17H )7H- rt Uplohn 1 0I1S 171 17H ITH. rt against H.07I a year if you drive the tame route SI.M7. nu an. H Kopptfl K I 310 art IIH IIH. % IS cantly." Anar.ana.t011ll]C at Krott 1.11 9 SH 47 44 41H to downtown San Francisco and include parking AnO»MI,40 4 74 XVi 7rt 1O Vorlon Mil N I4M IIS II • '. Minneapolis from Burnsillle - commu- avt an- H KrMMS ail 1711 40H UH 40%- M VendoCl II St AnuCarp »4 iv. KrggM 1 44 t )S7 IIH 13% 13H- rt Srt M Just as one Illustration, say you're commu- costs, too. ArcllOor, H) 1 M4 XMa M%. rt vetco lot 1 IIO at 19H a tation, train/bus/ car. UN; own auto/parking. Arnica I.M I IU 10Vi IH IH votP.I.M 1 711 ISH IM llrt ting by rail from Northbrook. Ill . to Chicago, IIH aw. H LTVCorp t 415 ItM IIH UH* rt -W-a HIM ArmttCli II) 111 !7tt 1 about 29 miles away The cost: 1470 a year Sav If you. that Palo Alto commuter, could Aurn .1014 m It 10H Mrt. Vt LoorSHfl.SO 7 117 11% 11 11% * M WocnowSOIl 41 T0H TO ) MO. i,. 17H I7O. H LUiPCl 111 II ItH 11% ItH- rt WornorL 111 eliminate an auto from the family budget, the Milwaukee from Waukeiha - ccmmttaltMt. AtflKXI 1.(0 I 111 14% its lit MS an you drive an average of five miles each way IIH ISH- rt LotiVolInd 77 1% lrt IM WaiWoll 74 1 51 IIH 75 IIM AafDrOl.SOll 114 im WVi UH- '* Ltrtmfl .144 IN IIH 11% ll%- % from home to station and back each day The studies indicate your savings would mount to a irain/bus/ctr. IH1: own auto/patting. 11.771. Aimicm.4011 m si* »mAlrL 40011 91 IIM t , '. S7rt Sit- H LnlllFurrr a Ml SH SH SH- rt u . AltoiCp II 13 17% Wnanc 1 40 1 111 an 79H MM. addition: $143 a ye«,r Now say you drive from respectable 11.1*4 a year. Miami from Hollywood — commutation, IIH ITH. H LOP 1 KB I 171 MH ISH MM- H WUMonl.4010 S10 IIH US 19 - AvcaCor* 1 IM IWIIH IIH. rt Avnttlnc.40 4 Ml 17V* LlggrGpl.St I o « Ik llrt- rt WMfll 97 t 1154 IT ll'l UH. s the same suburban community to downtown Chi- Of course, there is a considerable lack of irain/bus/car. tm. own auto parking. II.ill. 17rt I'W Llrtonln inn 111 My. 14V, I4H* rt Weyernr HIS IMS 14 Vi Af 117 414 4Ht47H 4TH. rt «'• UH. LotkMAIrc 1 344 IH 1% IH. M WMelFr Uoll 115 14'. IIH SobttWIII.il> I 90 U«IIH IS - Vi L04WI 1»1 Ml M 33H IIH. % WKIrlpol HI 17 an- SaltOB 10. I Illl 17 art trt ii an MH. w Lor»StlMI.IOIO H IIH llrt IIH* rt WMteMot n ia ss it. •0MAm.Mll m I9'4 an an. v% LngltLM 54 I 459 llrt IIH IIM Wtiltlngl.K 1 i ao w. ao. •otacKL I I 104 MMI7H a - rt WhiltoEer 11 97 LoPKIt.mU 197 UH Urt IIM- % 4''. •eotFOI 1414 •» 17ViMH ITH LlKkyLMbll ai IS 14H IS WlllrmCoil 9 lit U•H 14'., UH. ba« .nu II a ITH ITH- Vi LukinSII 10 7 S3 Urt IS ISH WlnnDil.5414 104 4IO US US. •MCIIA l I u an avfa H'A. rt LykllCp 40 1 339 IIH IIM llrt Wlnmoogo ll 101 Mt Irt »4»H .a m i Irt N Ml- rt Wolwth I.M 7417 llrt 11'. I4M. •etIHow .14 71 IIVi llrt IIH-I Mack! .Ml I IH •M IM -X-Y-l MIKHH 1 t IM 41H Growth funds for grandson 41O 4IO— >4 Mocmlll .SO 7 111 Irt 9 lrt. M Xiro.Cpl MI3 110l Mrt SS'. UH. •eirflCpllO I 974 MMMH Mrt. V. Mocy I.M I 111 UHU UH* % loleCorp M t IOC UH w» I1H- twgii07t 7 in IH lrt lrt—'rt ModhFUM 114 IIO 3S1 IIM ItH* H ZenirhRoall) ITU. M'l MO By DAVID H SARGENT very poorly Should I sell this suggest redeeming voir •etMII II W 4» 19H 40 - H AUPCO I01S 1T4 44H44% llrt* % Cop»rla^lbyTr»iUMClOt4d Prill 1974 •IOOHR II) 117 BHno an- * MorothiOllO 111 S7HItH 57'/.. H Investment now that I am re- shares •oelno loll 111 4JVi 41'. 44 —Irt MorMId n III I«Ht 9H- rt •alHCn.MIl Ml M«*at MH. rt WorlMol 40 I 1S7 ISrt IS ISrt- H American Q — Can you recommend tired and put the money in The M.4M proceeds (r.m •orOen I 4010 Ul 11H n iirt. v. MoyOStrl.lllO HO art llrt 11%- H NEW YORK API - TflurMO! miecteo one or two mutual funds as something with a better re- thu liquidation iho.l« be BorWorl.tO • 111 19*IIH 19H. rt Moytgl SOoll 141 ISHMH IS • M lrlHMyl.Mll 41] tin notlonalprlcet lor American Urt H • rt McbnM.OSelO 771 SIMSIH SI « rt ltackK«cham iliwei growth Investments for my SUCCESSFUL turn? J K . Virginia placed in a long-term (t-ll orllPtt .mi) 711 11%II llrt . McOwD.U I 111 UH3) 23''.- % year) savings term certificate •runiwk.SO I Ul I5Hllrt ISH. rt WcGrwH.UIl 191 ITrt It*. UH- rt grandson's future education'' •ucyEr .Mil HI lift PI hdi LOW CUM CKg A — Investors Stock Fund MH Mrt— rt MeodCp 91 1 IM im IIM I9H+ % AegllCorp 1 144 1 IM. rt R.W.. Arizona yielding 7\ per cent or $7» •uddCol.lo S II lovt IIH 10 - rt Mtivim nil si ast 25 3SM* rt is one of the largest, with as- Sulova 05| 14 IV,7V4 ' Tvt- H Mtrcli I 5011 145 1THMM 47'/,- M AlltgflyAIrt I ro S 4^ 4H per ytar. These high rates •unkRomo 147 I* •H IH. rt MOM Ir I 71 ISH AMICCorp 05e 1 11 ITO lit I7S- A — Pioneer Fund has been INVESTING sets of $2.2 billion. Its per- ISH ISH* rt ArmhCp.II 4 It TH 7rt TM- may not be around too mark eurlMl.tO I n » a at- H Miasut i.mo ia UH I4H UH successfully Investing share- formance record in the last BurlNol » I 1JM 4M Aiomera 1510 106 US 10H UM- 11O 44 -1O MllgoEloct II M lit an ii%. M AllatCM > 04. 7 1 3H rIH« longer - scattered savings In- •urrotii UX 147 H at n . rt MMMM1.4IK 541 S4O holders' money since 1128. In decade is a stodgy • li per MM S4M* H AuitrolOII 11 79 UH U'l UM- •utteiOOII t 144 Il'/| MlnnPLI.M I » KM «' stitutions are beginning It I9M llrt- H »v. art* M AutmotRod ] 4O 4M> 4O. part Its excellent record can cent increase in NAV, The — c-c - Mobil 1.H 7 451 lit 1IH llrt. H ooldorEI.H 1 I Urt I0M. shave Interest ratei Al at- CM 111 4)0 J7rt Mohouo « I IT IIO llrt IIH* M H be attributed to its common- Immense site of the fund has CITFIn 140 I IS MH S7 STrt. rt BonHlrCtllO. I 7) 1' IS IH. share in capital gains in the Initial investment is It shares Montonl.N I HI UO ISM ISH- H ••Hind HA 1 I] 4S tentative Invtstmeat would Cf>C IMiaiO IM «H 4rt 4M sense investment philosophy contributed to Its sluggish- MonOUl 10 7 IS ISMISrt ISM* M 11! first half The minimum In- or $250. or over The address Coaencelnd I n art art. t Bergarunt 1 SO SH <* be a no-load bond fund sack ITH 41 MonPw 1.MI0 57 17%MH 17 * M lowVoll 10177 }] llrt 70S tOH- By choosing stocks for their ness, reducing flexibility in ColPlnonl I 107 I MorNor U III II 1. vestment Is $250 This load Is SI! Fifth Avenue. NYC 1 10 1O- '/. MH art- H BrodtdN 1010 11 irt IH- ii as Northeast Investors Of CgHCmgHLMolL t y> IS /. Motorola Mil 14T S4O basic value rather than jum- moving in and out of portfolio I Irt . M MH* rt IrotconA 1 1104 ll IIS IIH- '»'i fund ii recommended as a 10OM Pioneer is located at 28 CComll p 1.4111 I)) av MIFuel 111 n 44H 41M llrt-1 CKPlI .10114 170 li'/i 70S this Investment, you would Corofw l 73 > Ml 14%I4H 14H- rt 1IM. s ping on whatever popular positions Although the IDS 1TO art. H MISITill.il 9 IT ISHIS IS -1 CMICorp S 11 IH !'• IH buy for growth and moderate State St. Boston. MA 021M CorrCp .1414 115 I9H earn about t7M annually, HH »rt-'* -•N-el - Cortion .Moll 17 40% US • bandwagon happens along. income. group Includes two Income CortWall.401CortWall 9 II 7% 11% IIH NCRCp .Till 174 ISMISrt 15%- % Coreuo » S II IH SH SH- Q - In 1IS7 I Invested baaed on this year's payment CCo4IICk.MIC I 7 110 14'/. Pioneer achieved a 108 per funds. Investors Selective and Trt Trt. rt NLIna 1.10 I 419 19H19rt 19% * rt Cornotl «ol5 99 77 7SS 7IO Guardian Mutual, a no-load, $3,200 in Investors Stock CotrpTrl SOU 4IS 54%ISH ISH. rt Nobllcol.tOtO M 19'i » 49 - rt CerMpf 1.15 1 ClIonulMI 47 41 no us ao. cent increase in net asset val- IDS Bond Fund, exchange is (Mr. Sargent cannot answer SSrt SSH. H NotAIrl .5011 19 lit llrt llrt- rt CnompMom IS 1O JH IS has been around only 26 .Fund. AU distributions were CenSoWI.1010 710 ItVi NotCon ST I « IIH UH DH- M IIH MH- rt ClrcleK .10 1 US 9H IH IH— '• ue in the decade from lMo- years, but in that time has reinvested over the years and offered only in the Selective aU mall personally, bat «fll CerlleedtSII 71 II Urt IIM . NotOlltl 40 T 2S3 24OMM MM-M Coochmn 7 91 IT US II . '. CtunAlrl.a I M !9Vi10H 10'/.- O NatFuell.lt I M ITH I7H »H* H 1975 The Dow showed only a Fund, which yields under 7 answer all questions | Chomplnl 1 I 171 M% Colemon 44 1 143 Urt ISH iso— rt demonstrated outstanding I now own 487 shares. In the 1114 UH. rt NatGypl.OSlO 11 17 IIM I4H ConcrdFoo 1 15 SH 5'1 SH. 10 per cent rise. With this per cent Therefore. I would In his column) OIOMMMOII 10) a« ISM Mt. H Natlnd 30 1 74 Tt 7 7M« M ConOIIGoi 1 5. 10 • '. 10 growth. Yielding 4 per cent last few years. It has done CM14411.H7 IU OhloEd 1 7010 IM 1DHII1. an* H GILkCh Ull 41 llrt IIH U — rt CntlGrp 1IW IIH SSrt 54 — t Ji ii'. rt OwoGEllIll 111 llrt I9H IIH Hormn SK I >17 1] aH 11 • H ConlOII 1.10 • Ml X ITH 1TO OhMNOl.tO I 41 14%13H M * rt HortiM Hell 19 UH 11 UH. H CwlTtll.MII 193 17<*IIH 17 - rt OlMCp I SO 7 111 41 40 41 «IH MooOIIM KH 107 41 41'. 41'.+ 1DH llrt* H HulkyO JOS M 19H IIS II'.. 'i CooHMn.MH 41 41 Stock Market 41' , II '/i OutMorl.40 I 110 n 37 17H* H Hyctllnc 10 141 4'. IH 4 . '. CornGI.Slolt M 70H OwemCnglll II] Urt 6H. 43 • '-. ImpOIIA 1411 105 ItH 11 II'.. H CowIM MIS 11 IIH TO TOrt IIH IIH Owenllll M I 171 SS'55'. J UH* '4 IncolermA II S IIH llrt It'*- 'a CoiSdct .5510 >47 13% HO 31'.» tl InitrumSyt let 15-11 '• '• CroKj. .30 4 11 11% IIH HO. H PPOIndl.10 I 101 M'»54% 54H- rt IntlBonknot 1117 I— I'. IM. rt CrouHl 111 105 3OH »'/. 10H. '» PotO El M 9 IIM Bt an »'4- H InterwoyCplO 104 11 UH US- '. CrownCork 7 17) JO'/iM'.« ICt PocLtg I-44 I 101 19'.19 19'.. rt InvDIvenA.lOe 5 50 II 17', ITH. rt CroZil I.Ml I 19 44H PocPetrl.lt 9 MO 17V37, % 17H* '. Kolirlnd.M I HI lit 14 UM— rt CurillWr.tOlO 140 I7M44rt 14'.* rt advance stalls 17 ITrt. rt PocPw 1 10 I 111 13'33'. * an- % Ke»onee 71 I IIS 31'. 11'. aH- H — D-D • PocTT 1.40 1 11 II I7H II * rt KlnArkCrp I 73 1', IS IM. rt NEW VORK (AP) - The But their eagerness to buy Dafflnd.Mb I 31) 141a PonAmAIr n 4H 4H LotyRod M T IS I !•» 9 - rt seemed to have diminished Doyco 506 4 10 11% PonEP 130 I Ml 44H 41'4- H LeeEntr Sill II 1W H'. IIH. S stock market's pre-Christmas DoytPLl.MlO 114 IIH II 19% . PotrKPl.lStl] 41 45% tort IOH* '. LltKOlnAm 15 II IH 3S IH rally stalled yesterday in an considerably with the Dow's Deere 1.10 11101 IIH »% MH- (. PenDli.140 11 10'. LoewTHewt Kl TS I'l I'l- '. OelMonl 50 I IIM MH »H- 'i Penney 1.19.11 414 ISIH 4H 4'4- rt rise this week to new highs 50', 51'.- H MorlnduqllOO IS I '.I erratic session devoted large- DtltoAIr 70 ( 111 17H17H 17H- H PoPwLtl.tO 9 101 II MtCulO lllll 301 It 1 IM Ottmyi .4411 141 !)'•Urt O't- H Pennioll «IO III 13'.tin a Meoolnl X S 11 ll'l US I) - H ly to year-end maneuvering since the end of September D*6ol>l.45IO Ot UH14H 14H— . PeptlCo 111 141 77'.31'. 33'>. '4 MlllerWO 40 9 59 II' • »'. IIH- '. DlomShnl.10 9 441 K'i M'. Mrt- % among investors. Analysts also observed thai 1 Pllier .Mil Ul 17'. 71H 77 - '. MIICHIE 10 94 19 MH MH- Hj Dillon 1 OKI] 30 M a. x - •. PhelpO 11015 114 MHMV. 37'.. '. NKInneyCp 17 IH IH l'e« . The Dow Jones average of the market had trouble all DIllMy I3b» 471 1IH 47rt 4IM* % PhlloEII.M 9 440 I7H art Jr. NolPorogn.10 S SO I0M 10'* 10'.- '. day establishing any trend DIviriMIn 100 IH 1% IH* rt PnllMorrl.KIl 970 UH I7rt 17H* rt NotPotent It 139 9' i l'i >'. 30 industrial stocks bounced DrPtppr.4411 111 14H14% I4H- '4 PhlllPetlMIl Ml UH SIH Mrt* 'i NProc Jle • u IIH II'. lit- H with many large investors DowCh 111 1417 *T i 4IH 41'• . Pltneyn till 144 ISH back and forth throughout the UH 4)1.- H NVTImeiWIl M UM It II -t concentrating on last-minute Dnuor .MI0 171 41'/i41M 41 rt—' . Pntumo IS M ISO ISrt ISrt- '. NoUKCp M 11 4'. IM 4'. day, closing with a 1 08 gain duPonlS**!! 171 111 IMrt IMrt-3H Polaroid SOU in Mrt IS', ISH- . NorConOIIIIO 14 T 4'. 1'.- '. at 985.62 yearend portfolio adjust- DuktP 1.60 ! 541 13%3lrt 1I"I- H PortGEl u I 114 Mt 17H 37>. OloruA.lOe 5 59 IS IS 3H- . OunLI 1.719 101 3O'iIIH 19*4- rt ProclrGlIOlT let lit M art- rt PollCorplOll IM 19S MS 19'.. '• ments. - •-• - PSvCol I 1410 IM lit m n » '. PertecCmp I 51 7'. 1'* t'e- '. That brought the average's EcntAIr Lin 111437 14 IH r»- rt PSvEG IK 9 371 II' i Plonllnd 11 I TS TS- '. ii ii'« 1 net gain for the holiday-short- The exchanges will be EotKOI Uoll 1705 U>> IIH I3>..1 Puolctrlnd M SH tl'i 22.- H Plantrnc.llll 19 U ^ ll'l 11'.- '. Eolon 110 101 4)%43>. 4)%* rt Pueololnl 34 IH PrenHol 111! 11 lit US HS-'i closed tomorrow for Christ- 17% I7'|* >. SH SH* '. ened week to 6.56 points. Echlln .M14 M IS PugSPLl.M 9 H II IH 2'. PrelleyCoi I 114 9'. I'. 9 - '. mas Eve, leaving just five EIPOH 1 10 7 411 I4'i I4H 14'.. rt PullmnlH9 IM M'« MJ« 11 ReKKCII.MIl 104 ll'l II'. ll'i. '. But the over-all tally of EllroCpl II I 1)0 »'j JO'. 30'. Pure.Cpl 0110 II ll>. RIMonM.40 9 14 ITH IT'* 17'.- 'i IIH 11*4- % New York Stock Exchange Is- trading sessions next week ErrwEI 117 554 MHMrt MH* '. PurltnFnlt 5 M Irllrt t IIH. '. RoWntecn 11 I4S 14'* 14'4- S 39 39% before New Year's. ErMrclil.niO 301 39'. OuokOot.9110 510 15'.1 Irt* '• RyonH SOU H 19'. 19'i UH. '. sues showed declines slightly Eimorkl.74 7 « 1) n'l jr.* '. QuakSIOTIIl 199 IIH 14H IS . '. SfnononOlll) 44 11'. MH MS— '• EMyl 1.10 4 41 II'. 40'. 40%- '. Qoeitor OSrlO II t'II'l. IIH. 'i Seencerme! II 1'. I'. I'. outnumbering advances. Oils, steels and auto stocks EvwnPd.40 9 173 D'.I1'4 II - '1 Synlex SOU 117 II'. ll'i ll'.. . E«on I m IJMJ 51'. 51', 5I>.. rt RC» III Ml MH IS'1 M . '. SyUemEngll HI SS SS- '. Big Board volume totaled all turned in mixed showings RolitonPul MIS II 5]'. SIH SIH- H TennaCorp 4 19 1'. I'l I'l- '. FMC 111 117 !)>31'• 4 D'l- H Roncoln 44 7 11 ll'l IIH US- '• TerroC Mo S 157 IIH ll'i ll'.-'i 24 56 million shares, down The NYSE's composite in FolrCom.M17 150 41 40'. 41 • '. RopMAm - W 4', 4'. 4H« '• UIPCp .11 1 9 I11 IH l'i* '. dex of all its listed common Folrlnd » I II !'• 9 9'i* • Royltin I 2"0- IM 11 SIH tl . I'. UnAlrPd.St I 14 IS IH IS from 26.97 million Wednesday FtdotnCp 111 7 1>. !'•- '. ROOHSOtM Ii4 ITH IT II - '4 UnABMtlot 1 IT ]'• IH I'l .111 Brokers said investors still stocks edged up 05 to 56 4» FtdNMI M 4 . rnds orpoym»nlt not dCHQnottd airtgul American Bancorp ITH ITS. '• or art idmtifltdinlti* following tootnom OAFCp M 7 117IIS II'. Sortmoi HIO ITT 17 Central }*r*Tf Generic drugs often cost less than established trade name ll>. 11*.- '. 0—Atw titroor tutroi b—Annual rote ComSkl«S II a n>. SontSonderw i II 101 9>. Community Stole 9' i 9' i ptui Itotk dividend C—Uqu idol ing div< Oonnttl III 3)9IH. 19H MM MS 19'. M'l MH- H Fidel Ity Union Bank Corp drugs, but they're not always manufactured to the same OKiOynom I 113 DH SI SIH- SanFllnl X 9 XI 41H d*rod.»-D«lor*dof pa*d In preceding 11 Flflt Mne^CnO*9fl MOffOOOI...... i ...... i.' 1 II'. ll'i month* i—Declared or pold after .toe* OonEI I Mil 1)31 53'i SI ' 51 SOIKOPI 700 41' 41'. 4]'.. I FlritJeriey national CnFoodl.SO 9 539 1 ll'l- '• M I4H dividend or ipnt up |-Poid thu yeot. Flrll NatleoM T • II . »H SCOAIn M 14'• 14'.« '. dividend omltttd.deferrtd or no action Franklin State high standards. CmHotl 40 II IIH ll'l IIH. '. SCOIIPOP 71 14] 30H 10 M'l. 'e Jertev Snore IT II GmMllli 7114 355 JTl SM II'. token of la.t dividend meeting h —Dec n'» Wi WoOCL 1 )IS 11H-IH lored or paid Ihn year, on occumukitiwe IrmiKl aank 1 Trml . 14 II SnMotS SSo I ISO) 77Vi 71'. 77'.. '• SoorllG 51 121 ll'l 11'. II'.- '4 New Jeney MalltMl Corp 140 ISH GPU Cpl.MW IM1 7M Mrt Hue with dividend. In ortton n—Hew III. IIH Soon itool 4TH M'e. S luut r-lWctor»dorpa>din preceding 17 Ocean County National GTllEI 310 7MIIH ll'l II'.- '. SMIIOII ) I 119 7I>71'. . 71',- S People I National LoMwood IS ' im GTIn 1MB 1 171 39'. month, plui Hoch dtvMend t—Paid "• Snore Not lonol That means you may be gambling on the effectiveness of Mrt IS*. S1WIIT I 014 ll'l 19'.- '• •tack in preceding 11 month*. eKimoted T GffWttOlnc 7 Ml S'.. H II S'. 4'. SI»r«W!701 • I9S 4 • 'i coth valve on ex -dividend or e.-di*tnt>v im OoFocll Mil 701 1 113 I3H Unittd Counttw Trtrtf Co MHj ai i' . SMrrPoc I ' I]'. US. 'i tiondote a medication for the sake of a possible saving - a saving GtrMf I.M 9 • MH M Slgnol I 1013 374 25 14 14H- S IIS a . v a-Eit-AHvWendOf n rlghlf y-ER-dlvt OKIyOISOoll 115ItH. 197'. MH. H SMorCo.llt 157 II ITH ITH— '. -OU.T.U, 1 dtnd and tales in fud 1-SotM in full GIIMtM1.SS9 401 SO IS'. IT .— H Siti1lMllno3lt 193 77'.71' • 71S-T. Atlantic Appllonct. which could be negligible. cM-Cotitd wd-WhendiitriDuied wi- 1SI 1 GttMMor 7] 7'. Trt IS'i SonyCp HH317M1 9>. IH 9' i- '. Goodrh 1.13454 19) 7'. WlWfi Hiued «••. —Witn worronti *w- U . 17H MS SCvEOISllO 91 II'. ll'l 19 - '• awe* EnftmwrlMg h 1 G04*yr 1.1017 414»H 11 PH. '. SoColE lot 7 174 llrt a«. us- H Wlthautworronr. »di,-E« dnirtbutton 1 ¥|—In bonkruplcv or recf'verthip or C * 0 Coreoroflon OouM 110 171llrt »'. D'.< rt soumcoi mo mo U'< is , it . '• Cl»l 111 IH &roct I 79 9 IH ai ii'. 11 . H SoNRrll IS 7 13 SS S4'i S4S . being reorgomied und«r the Bonkrvptcv S ItH- '• 71 71'i SenyCorp num r.- . omtuii.nl M» ItODOMMIl M «'• ttmmfco XI.MI 11 * '4 'H H UovfOll.MII Ml 4»rt OH «S. •• tmmc JM.IM TV,. ', 4', ISH ISH CocaSlgHT in of New Jersey n.Stoll UllSrt 44 tttrOrvf.7111 114 ISH TroatWAk 171.3M II -Irt i • 1 IM ISH ISrt SMraonJl10 5 IX IH. IIS || _ ', OccWenPet HMD MVi I ii IM li art s

Established la 1171 - PublWwd by The Red Bank Register According to the survey, By JACK ANDERSON patched to Mexico City where prepared by Ralph Nader's a* LBS WRITTEN they conducted further inter- Center for Law and Social ARTHUR Z. KAMIN House Investigators have WASHINGTON view*," the report discloses Policy, the conflict laws ire President and Editor uncovered dramatic new evi- No evidence has been uncov- so complex that employees dence that the icciued killer ered so far, however, that Os- cant understand them wald discussed the Kennedy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. SCENE In fact, the employees told Thomas J. Bly. Executive Editor Willum F. Sandford, Associate Editor may not have acted alone. assassination at either em- bassy the Nader Interviewers, the The murder wu pinned on legal terminology la "so bor- I FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24,1«7« James Earl Ray, an escaped they disclosed cautiously in a The committee will probe ing and burdensome" that convict, who used phony pass- preliminary report deeply into any connection they sign federal job agree- ports to slip out of the coun- They didn't mention in the between the CIA and Ken- ANDERSON ments without even reading try. According to the In- report where the contact was nedy's assassination. The the regulations'. Peace on Earth vestigators, he got as far as nude, except that it wu" out agency, we have learned, has able sum. For example, he more than M cartons of top- noted that for the first three- Some agencies, states the Portugal, where he received of the United States." We report, don't even bother to " further Instructions" from a have established that the lo- secret documents "relating to month period of the starch the assassination of President for Patty Hearst, the FBI provide workers with the secret conspirator. cation wu Portugal. written laws. Instead, the em- Ray finally was tracked The investlgaton also have John K. Kennedy and the ac- spent S2.6 million. tivities of Lee Hsrvey Oswald In addition, Sprague ex- ployees receive quick oral down In London and extra- uncovered some Intriguing briefings. dited to the United States for new Information about Lee prior to that assassination." plained, the New York State investigation of abuse hi the Incredibly, federal agencies trial. His activities in Portug- Harvey Oswald, the accused Meanwhile, the' committee do not remind employees al, meanwhile, have been con- assassin of President John F. staff is anxiously awaiting Medlcaid program has a congresssonal approval of budget of H million for its about potential conflicts when cealed from the authorities Kennedy. they leave the government. for eight years. According to the report, the their request for a record ff.5 second year. million to investigate the as- Rep. Henry Gontales, D.- The burden is on the worker Not until a few weeks ago committee staff" spent seven to determine if taking a new did the House investigators hours questioning an -ex-CIA sassinations. Behind closed Tex., the Incoming chairman doors, Richard Sprague, the of the assassination com- job is Illegal. learn about Ray's Portugal agent who had come forth to i As a result, top government connection from " a witness relate his personal knowledge panel's brilliant staff director mittee, told us he is con- who had never previously of the contents of conversa- from Philadelphia, dramati- vinced that Sprague is right. executives are caught In a re- been interviewed by any in- tions between Lee Harvey Os- cally laid out his plans, and CONFLICT CURBS: Presi- volving door between busi- vestigative agency." wald and personnel within the persuaded even the most dent-elect Jimmy Carter, ness and government, which Cuban and Soviet embassies stubborn members of the armed with an unpublished moves so fast It Is difficult to The Investigators reported distinguish the watchdogs this startling development In Mexico City." committee that the money survey showing that employ- was necessary. ees are abysmally ignorant of from those who are being confidentially to the Select Oswald's conversations, ac- watched. In some cases, regu- Committee on Assassinations. cording to our sources, were Sprague pointed out that, conflict-of-interest laws, plans "Ray contacted another monitored by the Central In- compared to other in- to make an executive order lators break the law by quick- person from whom he re- telligence Agency. Immediat- vestigations, the money he on the problem one of his first ly accepting jobs in the In- ceived further instructions," ely, staff members "were dis- wanted was not an unreason- orders of business. dustries they were regulating. Our gifts on His birthday man snoring in a chair. By JIM BISHOP All Is Bright... It Is also unexpected visits, It is also His birthday. a little stomach in cramps, Silent Night... THE Light streams in colored the women straightening the Street lamps swing In the bands in churches where living room every hour. It is a night wind. Rhinestones hosts of people say "Happy late bronze sun and automo- gleam yellow and red on REPORTER Birthday" in many languages biles which will not start. sheaves of snow. There is a and in many ways. A choir solemn silence, as though the swells the old story to the Sleep in Heavenly Peace . . world is holdinbg its breath. skies - the birth, the star, Dawn Is special on Christ- the adoration, the magi. And, lest we forget, it Is Trees wear ermine on their mas Day. The great blue star Thick white flakes fall la- also wrong sizes, a leaden arms. Boots crunch and in the East fights the rising sky, a busy telephone, a roof squeak in the drifts. Some- rays of pale blue and yellow zily. Little tongues are out to • ISHOP taste them. Boys play in mit- weeping Icicles, and small where, there is the sound of and pink. It flashes color onto pfefferneusse and oranges bottles of perfume. It is a (at sleighbells and the muffled fleecy clouds and tosses long tens and stocking hats. A little girl visits all the neigh- and candy canes and hot tod- puppy looking up at his new thud of hoofs. The night sky Is blankets of blue shadows on dies. owner and wetting the rug. It an indigo vault, pale on the the snow. bors, both hands stuck in a new fur muff. Strangers smile It is new robes and wallets is early darkness, bowls of edges. A billion stars wink and ties and shirts and pock- fruit and Christmas cards. The Nativity like Christmas tree lights All Is Calm ... at strangers. . Most of all, it is a children's etbooks, tennis racquets and It is a day of cooking smells a fancy putter. It is warm It is little nighties much too And it came to pass in those is born this day in the city of David Holy Night... dawn. Sleepy-heads tumble long and lighted candles In Before the moment of out of bed as the rising sun and white linen tablecloths. A hearts and cold bathrooms days that there went out a decree a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord. day for slender glasses with and a clutch at the heart re- the window which grow dawn, there is the smell of studies its reflection in a bil- brighter as the sun goes from Caesar Augustus that all the And this shall be a sign unto wood smoke. This is the only lion windows. It is a time of stems and the ruby flash of membering who isn't here. It world should be taxed. port wine. A day for crackling is giving and getting and lov down. There is a silent glance you; Ye shall find the babe wrapped occasion when time hangs happy cries; of apple cheeks of understanding between a still between tick and tock. and little faces with thumbs log fires and a busted wind-up ing and forgiving and remem- (And this taxing was first made in swaddling clothes, lying in a toy. bering and forgetting. mother and a father. One This is the Interval when the stuck in them. more Christmas. when Cyrenius was Governor of Syr- manger. Infant Jesus was born. His Holy Infant So Tender and Round yon Virgin, Mother Mild... It Is a sink full of dishes ia.) And suddenly there was with the mother bathed Him and It is kisses and shouts of wrapped Him warm against "Merry Christmas." It is a and Child . .. It is snowballs in flightan dand a copy of "Little Wom- And all went to be taxed, every angel a multitude of the 'heavenly the chill of Bethlehem. The green tree laden with colored College students are back runny noses. Steamy plumes en." It is a tree in tilt with a one into his own city. host, praising God, and saying: tiny legs moved up and down ornaments. It Is candy and home in their own bedrooms. from farm horses and some- lighted star on top. It is a day and He uttered His first cry. apples and nuts in stockings. Adults crowd the kitchen with one reading aloud, " 'Twas on which to meditate, to won- And Joseph also went up from Glory to God in the highest, and Most of all, it is happy sur- gossip. There are creamed the Night Before Christmas." der at the enigmatic story of Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, on earth peace, good will toward It is the rule of God that as prises: a doll, a train, a foot- onions and giblet gravy and It's a chemistry set, a mang- life itself. A day for giving a into Judaea, unto the city of David, men. her suffering ended, His be- ball, a mitt, a doll house, candied yams and a turkey er, building blocks and tele- small gift to "Him. which is called Bethlehem; (because ' gan. skates, a sled, games. shining in its own juices. It is vision. It is a well-fed old Sleep in Heavenly Peace . . he was of the house and lineage of And it came to pass, as the an- David). gels were gone away from them into heaven, the shepherds said one to To be taxed with Mary his es- another, Let us now go even unto poused wife, being great with child. Bethlehem, and see the thing which Christmas Eve with St. Jimmy And so it was that, while they is come to pass, which the Lord hath

were there, the days were accom" made known unto us. WMHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiiillllltlllMMIIIIIIIIIi f He nodded, and smiled, By ROBERT VOAKUM And he whistled, and And said, "Hlya'U Jerry!" plished that she should be delivered. And they came with haste, and shobted. found Mary and Joseph, and the •Twas the night before And called them by name: Having spoken these words, And she brought forth her first- ANOTHER Now, Mondale! now, born son, and wrapped him in babe lying in a manger. Christmas, He went straight to And all through D. C, • Blumenthal! his work, swaddling clothes and laid him in a And when they had seen it, they Not a creature was LOOK Now, Powell and Lance! manner; because there was no room On, Young! on, And piled up boxes; made known abroad the saying stirring, Then turned with a jerk, for them in the inn. 'Cept Betty and me. Brezezinski' which was told them concerning this On, Jordon and Vance! And laying his finger And there were in the same Stockings were hung child. By Democrats with care, And dented my shut. - Aside of his nose, country shepherds abiding in the And all that had heard it won... In hopes that St. Jimmy Away to the window As I drew in my head, And giving a nod; And was turning around, VOAKUM Up the chimney he rose; field, keeping watch over their flocks dered at those things which were Soon would be there. I carelessly sped, by night. Tripped on the rug, Down the chimney came To think that he beat me, told them by the shepherds. The congressmen were all St. Jimmy with a bound. He sprang to his sleigh, And, lo, the angel of the Lord And nipped on my head. By a couple of states, But Mary kept all these things, sleeping — He was dressed all In Because I'd agreed To his team gave a came upon them, and the glory of Some in their own beds, denim, To those dreadful debates! whistle. the Lord shone round about them; and pondered them in her heart. When what to my wondering While visions of subsidies Eyes should appear, From his head to his foot, And away they all flew and they were sore afraid. And the shepherds, returned, Danced in their heads. And his clothes were all A bundle of boxes Like the down of a But a miniature sleigh, He had flung on his back, And the angel said unto them, glorifying and praising God for all And we in our White House, And eight tiny reindeer. tarnished thistle. the things that they had heard and Which we hated to lose, With ashes and soot. And he looked like a Fear not; for, behold I bring you The driver gave a grin. But I knew in my heart, seen, as it was told unto them. Had just settled down The reindeer a whinny; lobbyist good tidings of great joy, which For a long winter's 1 looked at the face Of that Just opening his sack. Without being told, St. Luke, 2:1-20 I knew in a jiffy That the boxes were marked: shall be to all people. For unto you snooze. It must be St. Jimmy. Plains, Georgia, elf, His teeth — how they And couldn't help crying, shone! "For the Carters, When out on the lawn In spite of myself. His dimples, how merry! please hold." There arose such a din, More rapid than Redskins, Getting on the track I fell out of bed His coursers they came! What our transportation seems however imperfect, has kept the to need most is a problem-solver. In trains rolling in our part of the choosing Rep. Brock Adams of country. Today in history Seattle, Wash., to be his secretary of transportation, President-elect Car- His second seemingly impossible task was to lead the House Budget By The Associated Press In ltU, President Franklin VI ended the 1*75 Roman ter has a man with a good track Roosevelt announced that Committee, in tandem with the Sen- Catholic Holy Year by sealing record (no pun intended) in rail- On this date in 1814, the General Dwight Eisenhower the Holy Door of St. Peter's roading ate Budget Committee, to set budget United States and England would command Allied forces Basilica in Rome. guidelines and force Congress to live sighed the Treaty of Ghent in in the coming invasion of Eu- The 49-year-old Adams is best within them. Always before, Con- Belgium, ending the War of rope. Today's birthday: Cho- known in Washington as a man who gress passed appropriations bills 1812. reographer and ballet com- gets seemingly impossible things In 1868, the U.S. Apollo 8 as- pany director Robert Joffrey willy-nilly with never a care about On this date: tronauts sent back to earth a is 46. done. Two major examples illustrate the final total — this in sharp con- In 1514, the Portuguese na- Christmas Eve prayer for this. trast to state and local governments peace as they orbited the Thought for today: Christ- vigator who discovered the mas is the season when The Washington congressman which have to chop individual items sea route to India, Vasco da -moon. to fit budgetary limits. people run out of money be- was the major architect of the 1973 Gama, died. Ten years ago: Just before fore they run out of friends. act which consolidated the giant In l«l, Edinburgh CasUe in a Christmas truce went into — Anonymous. Penn Central and five other ailing The Adams appointment may of- Scotland surrendered to the effect in Vietnam, North Viet- northeastern railroads into one new fer two major clues to Carter admin- forces of Oliver Cromwell. namese shore gunners scored Bicentennial footnote: Two their first direct hits on an hundred years ago today, government-backed combine known istration aspirations. Mr. Adams can In 1865, a secret order American warship. as ConRail. At the time, many said be expected to place great emphasis called the Ku Klux Klan was General George Washington's Army in Bucks County, Pa., it couldn't be don;; some wanted to on revitalizing the nation's rail- organized in Pulaski, Tenn. Five years ago: Christian was issued a three-day supply roads, a must in dealing with the In 1M2, the French adminis- Democrat Giovanni Leone nationalize the railroads immediat- of ammunition and supplies to ely, others were fearful of any gov- energy crisis. His record on budget trator in North Africa, Admi- was elected President of ral Jean Darlan, was as- march to the Delaware River, making also underlines that fiscal Italy. ernmental interference. As a rank- sassinated In Algiers during s from British forces In ing member of the House Interstate responsibility is an important crite- World War II One year ago: Pope Paul rJersey. and Foreign Commerce Committee, rion for the incoming adminis- Mr. Adams fashioned a plan which, tration. V Christmas church services set MCWSBUftY N J FMMV. CCCEMaCT 24. 1176 It's the time when the shop- which have made special The Rev Arthur R Paul Feeley. weekend assis- today. The former will fea- ping is done, the stockings Plans for the obaervance are dorf says the public tl in- tant. of SI Francis Monas- ture a pajeaal and the latter. •re hung ... and the world the following vited to atlead tery, New York. pauses to celebrate the birth- REFORMED CHURCH The senior choir, under II* day of Christ. FIRST PRESBYTE1IAN There will he Holy Commu Red bat direction of Joseph SuchocH. mon at II am. Christmas It Is believed that early The traditional Christmas will present a half hour of ct- church fathers chose Dec. » Scheduled for today are Day Eve candlelight service is handbell concerts at 7 and rols. befttuuftg at 11 » pn for the celebration because it Student Recognition Day scheduled for It pm today ill pm , family worship at today. was the feast of the sun, or will be observed at II am There will be a sermon en- 7 31 p.m., and a candlelight Other Christmas Massas winter solstice, a familiar Ho Sunday titled "Welcome" and chil- service at II p.m. are scheduled for 7:M MkJ man feast celebrating the vic- dren and adults are invited am, 11:11 am, when the )l mourn Church ft 1 Comport Aw John Koch. Mn- A worship service is sched- FIRST BAPTIST tory ol light over darkness OLD FIRST CHURCH ruor choir will,sing under the AME Chun*. SB Flak S Fat Haven Sunday t*r Sunday mommo enratup II AM Sun- uled for (I pm. New Year's UogBraark torvcot 10 30 A M Hvschei A Monty. Peetor This Idea was easily con- MMsUelowi day School al« X. 7a7-4tM Eve. direction of Miss Gertrude verted from a pagan to a A candlelight service n The annual Christmas Eve ST. AGNES Neidlinger. and ll M a.m.. Christian tradition, since schedule)) for 7 Upm today candlelight Communion ser- AUaitk Highlands when the senior choir wll Christians consider Christ as vice is scheduled for 8 p m The Rev. Michael J. Lease, sing i Participating will be the I uaammmm I the light of life today pastor, will be principal cele- Anticipated Christmas Mas- Rev. Arthur C. Reedie. Inter- Throughout the world, it is Mrs. Evelyn Harlmann. brant and homlltst at the ses are scheduled for 7 aid im pastor: Mrs Barbara Sml- ma ABUtttr of sot the custom to celebrate church organist, will conduct Christmas concelebrated N 30 p m today fen. choir director and church Rtv Oaan Harmon. Pastor 220 Sycamort MONMOUTH CHUROI Of TM NAZAMM Christmas by merrymaking, the choir and Mrs. Ruth Hart- Mass. organist. Mr and Mrs Peter AW. Shrewsbury, U\-004s to00 AM EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Sunday school. Sunday services II 00 A M 982 Sycamort Av*. M exchanging gifts, and attend- man will be soloist A Christ- Waters. Mrs. Donna Dal* Twytttort. Pastor 542 5818 Sun Also participating will be ReitMk and 700 PM VMM 8 PM ing religious services. mas story for children will be 0 Gorman, and Miss Elua- School 10 AM Worship 11 AM EvoBwvw* the Rev. Felix F. Venia, asso- Christmas Eve services ire 6 P M Wtd to) Study 7PM Among the area churches followed by a brief homily. ciate pastor, and the "Rev beth Sniffen scheduled for 4 and 11 pun a BAPTIST

1 MOMMOOTllIAPTHT CHURCH SJ.C 2S Hwy 35. Eatontown 542-5318 » 45 AM Detroit outburst played down Sunday School Sun 11AM 730PM So- view By The REV. LESTER KINSOLVIM. Rtv Jam« H Ponona. PatKx. 1209 W This charitable brand of dissent with host CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH - From St. Lincron 747-1231 Sun BWt Bishop James Rausch, general secretary or Archbishop John Cardinal Dearden of Detroit Rev Roland L Mier Pastor 1306 Eaton- School 930 AM Sun 8*MOM 11 AM 4 7 major domo of the Catholic Church's national was implemented by bloodcurdling screeches of town Bto). Oceenpon 542-2226 9 45 A M P M Wed Earwig Prayer Service 7 JO P M headquarters in Washington, is apparently an "Judas!" and "Traitor' ' which ceased only Sunday School Sun ir AM 7 PM (BOM Hour) Mrvicti Wtd eve Prayer Meeting advocate of publicity at almost any price INSIDE with their ejectltn by the police 7 30 PM BAYJHOM COMMUNITY CHURCH During a press conference, he was asked Two weeks later, the National Conference of RUT BAPTIST CHUKH Of M0 BANK Jtm*t H QMbraoth O D . PaaMr. 185 Oc*an about the bishops' ill-fated abortion incursion Catholic Bishopt met in Washington They is- Avt. E Ktentburg 7(7-6199 Sunday S*r into the presidential election — in which Jimmy sued a pastoral letter whose advocacy of tradi- Cor Map* Aw and Oakland StrMt. Sunday won 11 AM t 7PM Nurwry provided RELIGION 9 45 AM BUM* study loi all tan 11 00 A M Carter, who opposes an anti-abortion amend- tional teaching — even against birth control — Sunday School 9 30 A M Wad evening But 4 7 P.M. — Worship 6 PM Youth Pro- Study and Prayer 7 30 P M ment, won the White House, while the bishops seemed designed to try to muffle the Detroit gram*. Pastors David L Fish vnton AN won bushels of furious letters and telegrams. outburst. Upham. 747-0871 "Well," replied Bishop Rausch. "we got our Conservative layman John Mulloy noted that 0OAN VMW COMMUNITY CHURCH MIW MONMOUTH lAflBT CHURCH position on the front pages all over the coun- told this gathering of more than a thousand the 1 2-million-member Knights of Columbus Kenneth QamMt Pattor AopMon t Burtng- Chtrry IIH Farm A N*w Monmouth Roads. try." clergy and laity: "We are making ourselves and was given only one delegate to this conference, lon Ave . Leonardo »t-2MS Sun School Ntw Monmoulh Rtv Donald N Scolwk) 945 AM Morning Some*. It AM Prayer Yet another such Catholic publicity triumph* this conference a laughing stock of the world " to which each diocese was given nine delegates Pastor. Sunday School lor all ages 9 30 * M Mulloy also repotted that "more than 150 resolu- Meeting 7 P M Eve Strvet 1 30 P M BOW occurred at the end of the presidential cam- Philadelphia's John Cardinal Krol observed that Momma Worship 10 45 AM Evemng Ser- Study. Wtd Eve 7 30PM paign, when readers of the nation's front pages the conference was "being manipulated by a tions were passed in less than II hours. io vice 7 00 PM Wednesday Pi«y«r Meeting stared incredulously at news dispatches from few people" who had received the support Of •;• which Cardinal Pearden retorted Only 30 of 730PM Detroit, reporting that an officially sponsored naive group of little ladies " them were important 1HC SA1VATWN AMU Catholic conference had endorsed married The archconservative weekly newspaper The Detroit archbishop kept informing his Ll Gary Atperschieger. Pattor. 20 Riverside priests, female priests, birth control, remarriage The Wanderer, headlined its report: "Stampede fellow prelates: "They were your appointed Ave . Red Bank. Sun School 9 45 A M Ser II AM t 7PM after divorce, unconditioned amnesty for Viet- to the Left." And Wanderer editor Al Matt dis- delegates." namese War resisters and repeal of rightto- covered (quite by hair-raising surprise) that When will the Catholic bishops sponsor an- ma CHURCH or awn, SOMTBT work laws — among other things. there are Catholics who actually make him look other of these, Interesting participatory confer- 211 Broad Si, Rod Bank Church Servic*» Sun- MTWIMMICHAPH The conference was a wild affair, entitled middle of the road For at one poinl during this ences of liberal lav expression* day School — Sun 10 AM WM Ev* 8 15 Meeting at me River Plan Hot* Co Lords "Call To Action" — which numerous Catholic unprecedented occasion of Catholic lay assem- Pittsburgh's congenial Auxiliary Bishop P M (Nurwry AvttsMe Sun & Wtd ) Reading Supper 9 30 A M Bftkt Hours 11 A M Sun- conservatives now regard as more of a Bronx blage and untrammeled expression, two people John McDowell smiled and told a press confer- Room. Tht Mai. Rid Band Mon — Sal 10 A M day School 11AM cheer. appeared carrying a huge banner: "When You ence that he would certainly support another — 4PM CHRISTIAN KH.NCI SOCHI Y Springfield, III. Bishop Joseph McNIcholas Go Home. Take a Red Cardinal With You." •fall To Action" — In the Tricentennial Year. CAlVARYCHAPtt 44 Memorial Parkway. AirltnIK Highltnds Church Service ft. Sun School 11 A M Wed Rtv Richard L Snow. Pattor M< Evening Service 615PM RMdng Room del Motor Inn. Hwy 35 Sunday BtJte Stady Wtd 7-8PM 10 AM Worship ll AM Preiet and Mmttry 730 PM BO* end prayer meetngs week nighis m vamus communmee To her a giant star appeared EPISCOPAL PORT MONMOUTH COMMUNITY CHURCH By GEORGE W. CORNELL In that period, she said, she farm outside Nashville. AD Magaw. Ptstor Lydu PI and Mam St. had "quit the church, doubted Tenn.. where she belongs to Ml SAMTS, NAVtSMK Port Monmoulh 767-0517 Sunday School NEW YORK (AP) - She God's existence and thought the Forest Hills Baptist Comor ot Naveamk I Locust Av*. Navttwk 9 30 Morning Worship 11AM Vespers 8 30 291-0417 Rev HR Sorehstn Rtclor. Sun- PM Mon VP 7 P M Wed BMo Study 7 had made the big-lime, ac- the Bible was just a big beau- Church. PM quiring money, acclaim and tiful myth. I simply had never day Serve*! 8 and 10 A M Church School "It's done so much for me. 10 AM. lavish living. But It became thought much about spiritual It was a matter of breaking empty to her and false. The things." down my pride, of taking my CHUT CHUKH, W0DUT0WN desolation persisted until she But the sudden celebrity eyes off myself, or making Tht Kingt Hwy . M'town Village 671-2524 or PRESBYTERIAN saw the star. 741-7704 OMy Euchantt frSO AM Son- status that "Harper Valley" me more concerned for oth- dan 8 and 10 Chid cart. 9 45-11 I b By the calendar, it wasn't 'brought, the high income, ap- ers. II was a rebirth. I'm hap- the Christmas star, but it had plauding crowds, high-pres- py now. happier than I've own CHURCH, SHMWSWRT to do with a child and jt sure schedule, including a di- ever been, and it's for real." Broad (Rt 35) and Sycamort Foundtd PMStYTIMAN CHURCH AT SHRfWSBWY flashed a similar moaning. vorce, and her built-up image She said that she's now both 1702 Sunday Services 8 & 10 AM Church Hnionc (1732), intimate and mend* 352 School all agn at 10 Rtv Edward M Story Sycamore Ave Sunday Strvct 10 30 AM "There was no mistaking as a tart-tongued, miniskirted writing and recording country- Nursery t Church School — All Aget — it," says country music singer rebel left her disillusioned songs of a cheerier caliber, ST. ANOmrS HMHUNB4 9 15 Rev JamttSMe*. 747-3557 Jeannle C, Riley. It was an "I'd achieved my goals but that "spread joy Instead of Bay Ava nttr Cornwall. SWVKM Sunday Eu- odd star, on a lonely August 1 was miserable." she said. sarcasm, that are positive chtnsl 8 & 10 A M Church School 10 AM HtST PMS0YTBUN Of 110 IANK afternoon in Texas. It Tilled She recalled that as a small- and more wholesome and ST. GKM6CS IV-THE-RIVU, RUMSON Hvrjng Road atop Towar m Rev Or Q*. the void within her. she says. town girl from Anson. Tex . havea lot of love In them. •k) S Mi*. Stnior Pallor, Service* it 9 1 11 Waterman Avt. Rumson Sunday services 8 changed her life and her sing- she often had pored over "There's enough sadness A M Nurtery — 8th Grade Church School 9 930. 1115 ing. mail-order catalogs, dream- and pollution in the world I 11 AM A pretty, blue-eyed bru- ing of fancy clothes, a big without sending more of it out $1. JAMS, IAI0NI0WH nette, she had gained fame as house, chauffeured cars, the over the airways. 1 wouldn't 69 Broad St. 542-0818 Sunday 8. 10.15 AM the seemingly brash, hip and limelight of attention. record anything anymore 9AM Parish Breeklast RELIGION ENTERED HER LIFE — Country-mu- ' uninhibited young woman "But it didn't bring happi- that's questionable or sugges- REFORMED sic singer Jeannle C. Rlley found fame ond fortune who ripped into her commu- ness." she said. "I knew tive or that would be a stilm- JT. JOHN'S, UTTU SttVW nity's moralisms as hypocri- there had to be something blingblock to someone's but the material wealth became empty and false. Pont Ro*d 741-7628 Sunday Eucharist 8 & 10 Wednesday ^ Holy Oays 9 30 Tht Rtv tical in her hit song. "Harper greater, something more. faith." Then a "miracle happened" on an August after- IO0RM10 CHUKH Of TMTON f AILS noon when she said sht saw an odd star and God Ronald P Jaynm Valley PTA." Things began to work on my Her outlook and new songs 62 Hence Ave . Tmton FMt. Rtv Arthur W worked his way into her heart and changed her 1 conscience." represent a distinct break ST. THOMAS, M0 MIW Ltndon. Paetor 642 8638 Sun Service But it made her a king of life. 10 30 A M (child care provided) Sun phony herself, she said in an Then a "miracle happened" from the image of the "Har- Corner East Sunwt & B»dat Avt. R*d Bank Church School 10 30 AM interview. "The world pul me on that strange afternoon in a per Valley" cynic who. as she 747-1039 Rev Fr EB Scon. Sun 9 AM Holy Eucharni Sunday School 9AM W*d 9 into the role of a sassy, show- Texas cemetery, she said, noted, "put down the system, AM tffORMEO CHURCH Of MBMIT0WN off sex symbol. It was an and "God worked his way put down authority and put down parents" as pious fa- Make A Date 123 Kngt Huhway M«Mttown Rev Wm into my heart and changed image created for me and 1 TMNTY CHUKH. M0 I»MK W Coventry 671-0965 Sundey School 9 30 kers. DEADLINE - All Make A Dale Ads musl be in our hated it. but for a long time I my life." Canon Charles H BM. Rtclor, 65 E Front AM Sorvc* ol Worthy HAM Ogentl couldn't step out of it. I was "It pul my family back to "Producers and agents in- office by noon two days prior to publication St Rtd Bank. 741-4581. Sunday Serwc« 8 Mrt MaricKie Poland so stereotyped. gether." she said, noting that sisted I live that sassy, sexpot A paid directory of vomug events for non-profil organiza- AM ,915 AM & 11 AM I was playing a part that she and her husband have re- image, rejecting the old val- tions. Rate: 12.00 for 3 lines for one day II 00 each addi- RHORMID CHURCH Of IIYPORT was not reallv me." married and now live on a ues." she said. "It was some- tional line. 13 00 for two days. II 25 each additional line: Warren and Otoorn Straett RevSC T Schoi- thing 1 fell into, or*was drag- IS for three to five days. II.50 each additional line. H00 ten, 264-1196 Sunday School -At 30 • m ged into, not something I for 10 days: 1200 each additional line Call The Daily LUTHERAN »/lorning Worship — 1045 really felt. 1 was such a Register. 542-4000, ask for the Date Secretary greenhorn. I was almost pro- TODAY HWY TMNOT M0 BANK ammed. like a little puppy, For children. Dial-a-Sluiy with a Biblical moral 150 Rrvti Road — 741-9241/6007 e a ragdoll. I was forced Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church ol Middle The Rtwtnd Htrokj HornDtrgtr PaKor ROMAN CATHOUC Eo a role that was uncom- town Dial 671-3319 Sunday School and ThaSMvKt. 10AM W«d 10 Holy Communion 10 30 BOK tludy fortable for me and false. It DECEMBER 15. li. 17. IK. 19. 21. tl. 23. ti was a masquerade." Guild of Creative Arts Holiday Sale of original paint- KING Of UNftS IUTHHAN CHUICH CHURCH Of THE NATMTTT But the gaudy facade ings, sculpture, ceramics, by our exhibiting and associate Rev Donald E Hickey. Pttlor Ridge & turned bleak to her. and then Cherry Trot Farm & Harmony Rds Middle artists, also gift certificates Open daily. VI to t. Closed lown Service! 8 A 10 45 AM Sunday Htnce Rd» Fair Haven. 7411714 Sat 5 on that long, hot afternoon in Mondays. Admission free. 620 Broad SI . Shrewsbury School 9 15AM Dial-ASIory lor cMdrtri - P M Matt. Sun A M Services — 7 30 9 10.11, 12 New Hope Cemetery at her TODAY-JANUARY 9 Dial 671-3319 home town of Anson. she Monmoulh Museum Presents — A Dickens ol \ prayed alone al the new Christmas" a Christmas carole unfolds in the upper gal- IUTHB MEM0OA1 LUTHERAN CHURCH ST. CATHARMTS CHURCH grave of a young nephew. Rtv James T Connaf Pastor Mxtdlelown lery. Lower gallery features the N J Walercnlnr So- Bryan, who had died at (. 818 Tmton Avo . Now Shrewsbury The Re- Rd Hotmdel 946-4487 Saturday Moat 5 p m cieties. 34th Annual competition Gift shop has unusual verend Donald I Biggs Pallor Sunday Sun AM Masses — 8 30 9 30. 10 30. "Oh God. I don't know if holiday items and L'NICEF Cards Mon Sal . 10 4 30 School & B6ie Clm 9 00 A M Worth* Ser- 11 X. 1230 Weekday M**s9 AM you're real." she had prayed, pm.. fhurs. evening 7-1 p.m.. and Sun. 1-5 p.m. Adults II ve*. 10 30 AM gazing up into the empty sky Children and Senior Citizens. 1.50 Museum members. "I've got to know. I've got to lUTHBAN CHURCH Of TNI GOOD SHIPWRO ST. 6AMW-S Brookdale College Studeits free with ID. Lincrofl. N J Rn James T Connai. Pttlor. Hwy 79. Marl- have a sign that you care." It Lutheran Church n America. Middlelown Rd DECEMBER 25 boro. 948-4487 Sal Masses 5-7 30 PM was 3:45 p.m.. she related, at Crawford Corner Rd . Holmdel 842-4596 • Sun — 7. 8.9 10 ft 11 30 AM 12 30 & 5 and suddenly, incredibly, in Thirtieth Annual Traditional Christmas Caroling 671-1522 Services 10 45. Church School 815 P M Weekday Masses. 7AM & 9 30 A M the bright, cloudless, summer 'round the Community Tree. 4 p.m All singers and in- strumentalists welcome. Victory Park. River Rd. Rum- sky. "a giant star came out IUTHHAN CHURCH OF THf RfKMMATION and held and twinkled for son. DECEMBER 2t Broadway al Locust Av* . W Long Branch. about 15 seconds." Rtv Robert H Linden Pastor. Sunday — Special S100O Bihgo for the Benefit of the Immaculate UNTO) CHUKM Of QM8T As she told of it. her voice 915 a 11 AM Sunday Church School - Conception Chapel. Keiport 2-4 p m at SI. Joseph i 915AM broke and tears streamed her Church. 376 Maple PI.. Keyport. N.J. 73*4123 'cheeks. "There was no mis- DECEMBER » CROSS Of CIORY taking it. no way to doubt 1 HOlMOtt COMMUNITY CHURCH, U.CC Third Annual Childrtns" Fund Day Dec. 29. Wed 1-4 Cambrdge Dr off Rt 34. Mtlawan Tmotriy said. 'Oh hello Bryan'" And Smce 1668, 40 Mam 9 . Holmdel 946 8821 pm Harmony School Gimes. Prizes. Sing-Along. Puppet R Smrnon. Postor. 583-1118 Ftmcty wot- then the star came back and *ap 8 45 Rtgutti worship 11 00 Rev John W Waldron. Pastor 11 A M Wor- twinkled again I cried. Show. Ventriloquist. Refreshments 11.50 Sponsored by ship Same* with Nursery School VouBi Fet- bwship7PM "Thank you God!' He had let Womens American OR J. Middlelown Chapter me know he did exist, and 1 DECEMBER 31 found him later on in the North i^nterYille Valunteer Klre Company is spon- JEWISH 010 f«ST CHURCH, MB0UT0WN DIFFERENT POINTS OF VIEW - Spires bearing Bible." soring a New Year's Datce on Dec 31 Dancing from t-2 Estabkohed m 1688. 69 Kmgt Highway. M«J- the symbols of different religions mark the skyline am Donation $30 per couple Hoi meals, noisemakerv dMown VAage An ecumenical Mowahv m TEMPLE BETH MIRIAM music, open bar and sandwiches after midnight CONOMfiATtON HTH SHAIOM !ul communion with tie American Btptiat in Bethlehem, at the birthplace of Jesus Christ. In 186 Maple AM. Red Bank. 741-1657 or Churches Sunday School 9 25 A M Worths? ELBERON - Cantor Wal- Anyone interested in getting tickets, please get in touch the foreground stands a cross above a Syrian or- 741-8376 Services Sat morn 915 Hebrew Service 10 30 AM Arthur R Namtndoti thodox church, in the middle a Moslem mosque, ter Blazer will conduct a brief with Harry Nappe at North Cenlervillr Volunteer Kire School Bagttratnn Can 741-8376 Mmoler 671-1905 and In the background, the Church of the Nativity, vesper service al 6:30 p.m Company the actual birthplace of Christ. Dec. 31 8 "Ha DeJ) PrflhUr SHREWSBURY, N J FRIOAY, OKEMeeim 1976 E Renaissance enhances rock with classics trying to shatter a glass with •y JAMES SIMON present lineup, which has re- bum. it's rehearsing or tour- OOD bng — five or 11 minutes — her powerful voice — "somf- ind we don't like to cut (hem mained intact for four years. ing" Ihing I've always wanted tc WWWTWE79000I NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - Up," he said. It was the third appearance And she says she may cele- .wmca do." Play an album of classical Camp said the group has at Rutgers In four years for brate Christmas this year b\ the band, which has always BUSINESSMAN'S BUFFET music by Chopin, Debussy or dumped its previous manage- *+• attracted near-capacity NEW EXPANDED MENUS Rachmaninoff for the average ment and teamed up with DINE IN ITALY TONIGHT rock music fan. and you'll get John Scher, the leading crowds here. HOUSE SPECIALTY DINNERS 1 yawn, a shrug of the shoul- promoter on the New Jersey The 00-minute set featured ders or a request for Fleet- rock scene, in hopes of crack- two new selections and five wood Mac or Led Zeppelin iig the national market Renaissance standards, in- ITALIAN cluding the Chopin-influenced But Renaissance, a five- An extensive February lour OPERA ANG'S 741-0060 "Prologue" and the 20-rmnute ! member British group featur- has been set to promote the tour-de-force. "Ashes Are ' Every Wed. ing the classically-trained release of the group's seventh CWKSEflESTAURAMT Burning." 7to11P.M. 40MOAD8T. RED BANK voice of Annie Haslam, has album "Novella", and Camp sold more thin one million al- Mid the group has agreed to Even the new selections Retinuront and were well-received by the au- bums and headlined In Ameri- siare top-billing and even Cocktail Lounge can concert hills by heavily ptrform as a second-billed dience, which was far more Open 7 Days borrowing from the melodies group to gain new fans. attentive and contained many 774-5819 more women than are found of these masters, adding lyr- The present, classically-in- at most rock concerts. ics and putting the music In a fluenced Renaissance was rock format. formed, ironically, out of an On most songs Tout opens with a classically-influenced "It may sound like I've had earlier band put together by piano piece, bassist, Camp more, but I've really only had members of the Yardbirds. and drummer Sullivan add a nine months of classical train- one of the gruffest, hardest- .solid rock underpinning and ing - although at this point rocking blues band ever to Misi Haslam. assuming a I can hit five octaves," said come oul of England In the traditional operatic pose, Miss Haslam, relaxing In a 1960s. joins in with her soaring so- Rutgers University dressing Miss Haslam and Tour prano voice. room here after a recent sold- joined the original Renais- out performance before 2,100 sance in 1070. shortly before it Acoustic guitarist Dunford persons. dissolved. They retained the supplies bridges between in- strumental stretches of the RESERVE NOW! Serving; Our Winter Speclall name and added Camp, Pianist John Tout - with drummer Terry Sullivan and longer songs and provides a GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE while overlooking ptcturetque Shark River eight years of classical Mer Dunford to round out the gentle opening for Miss Has- • Tuatdoy Gourmat Spatial IOUIUAIAISSE MAI keyboard training — and lam to reenter. while Tout \ SflLLAISf |wilh half a lobilit in it| olfo An«lr llaslim acoustic guitarist Nick Com- also uses a synthesizer to pro- PARTY! SPANISH SEAFOOD PAULA duce artificial violins, English Our lomooi SCANDINAVIAN SEAFOOD ' ford combine with Miss Mas- BUFFET, with a choice of 33 ittim including lam's soaring soprano voice horns and other orchestral ef- Slaamau, Clomi Vi Shell, *rim« ftibi, to give the group a majestic, fects. Shtimo, forolo Poncokai, Marring Solod ale 8 'Music Is' powerful — and at times, The band is not the first to Traditional FISH NITE. A fobuloui orroy of emotional — sound. use classical music as the in- local and tropical (iih. In oddil.on to Frogi spiration for its songs — the Lagi, Colvai Llvar, StuHad Shrimp, lokad The band has no lead elec- isn't great tric guitarist, an oddity In groups Yes and Emerson. Lake and Palmer have been ChoKt of Slaom.fi or Clam Chowdar with By WILLIAM GLOVER today's rock world, and relies Prim* Ribi at o vary ipacial wintar prka. NEW YORK (AP) - Ex- on Jon Camp's agile, flowing performing classical pieces cessive cuteness is the down- bass lines to propel most of for years. family day Opan ol 1 2:00 Noon. Sarvino all But Miss Haslam's striking of our Stalood Spaciortial plui, Turk.y. fall of "Music Is." the songs. Audiences can hear Sl.oki, lomb Chopi, Pork Chopi and One more adaptation from and understand every word of voice, the absence of a lead Colv.i Livar (or oil londlubbarl, lilll. Shakespeare's "Twelfth the group's lyrics — also un- guitarist and the band's ele- Soilon Ichildran) hall prka. Night," the musical opened at usual in rock music. gant stage image set it apart Serving Ipwcl.l Club Luruh.on M from almost all other groups $3. JO—11:30 unrtl 1.30 DoUy Broadway's St. James The- Renaissance is a major con- CLOSED fenlor CllU.ni 10% «KMmt ater. cert attraction in the North- on the rock scene. MONDAY li3O-J,3O Wa.kd.y. It was written and directed east, commanding 110,000 and "All year long it's music by George Abbott, who is W mart' for a performance. But with, us," says Miss Haslam SERVING FROM NOON DAILY and who after Involvement In a lack of touring in the rest of "If it's not making a new al- 117 previous productions the country and the absence Glad To Be Back should have instead gone and o[ a hit single has limited its played another round of his national recognition. Barbara Haliei favorite pastime, golf. The group's six albums Middletowii The romantic masquerade each have sold between Hazlet girl selected involving a shipwrecked 100,000 and 250,000 copies - to be in Junior Miss sculpture PITCHER, youth and his sister — who only fair by Industry stan- HAZLET - Barbara HIGHWAY 35 AT SHARK RIVER BRIDOI then woos the local prince in dards — although 60 per cent Haines. daughter of Mr. and NEPTUNE, N.J. Tel. 773-7744 boyish garb — has been of sales come in the New display set Mrs. Howard Haines, of 3 tricked up with simpering York and Philadelphia areas Marsand Drive, will represent leers and flowery ornamenta- "We tried for a hit record MIDDLETOWN - Thomas Enloy our delicious • complete tion Intended presumably to Monmouth County in the New W. Carlock of Fair Haven. In- from our second album but It Jersey Junior Miss Finals this make the affair terribly didn't make it," said Camp, ternationally famed bird cheeky and sportive, they just February at Cherry HU1 High sculptor and artist, will exhib- who handles most of the stage School East. add up to terribly tiresome. introductions for the group. it his work at the township li- The state Junior Miss win- brary beginning Jan. 6. Abbott, always a believer in "We know about the prob- ner will receive a 12,000 cash fast action, whips the per- lem with singles and we'll re- Mr. Carlock will share his Christmas Dinner scholarship or may choose techniques with the public In formers along this time as lease Midas Man' from our lull or partial scholarships of- including though galloping around the new album and hope It hits. a discussion and demonstra- fered by several New Jersey tion scheduled Thursday. Jan. appetizer last turn at Belmont Park. But most ot our songs are colleges . The racetrack atmosphere 27, at 8 p.m. in the library. entree Is enhanced by the jockey Mr. Carlock, who serves as costumes which a lot of the building inspector in his home potato and vegetable chorines wear while doubling borough and in Rumson, salad as stagehands for scene started carving birds in 1966. dessert shifts. Lord knows, as danc- By 1061) he was skilled ers they don't show much enough to win awards in his coffee tea milk first Juried show He has also ability although choreogra- RESTAURANT A.°SSf. WEEK pher Patricia Birch period- won awards in the World starting from only ically fills the stage with fren- Specializing In... Championship Waterfowl zied time steps, whirlarounds Carvers Competition. $ and bits right out of the Radio CHINESE City Rockettes repertory. POLYNESIAN 6.75 The music, composed by Richard Adler, who also is FOOD Children under 12 $1.50 IMS the show's main producer, ALSO AMERICAN CUISINE couples with lyrics by Will IUNCHION • DINNIIS • SUPPIR Hours: 1 p.m.-9 p.m. New Year'9 Holt for results'that rarely have much to do with plot or BANQUET FACILITIES plut aptness BANQUET ENJOY OUR DELECTABLE "As the lime said to the FACILITIES TAKE-OUT ORDERS Christmas Night SEAFOOD I SUCH lemon, look how we squeeze MAKI RESERVATIONS NOW YOSHI through" is a typical sample FOR THE HOUDAYSI donee to the musk of FINE FOOD AT FINE PRICES of the generally lugubrious nonsense that runs on and on. rrivria laMM AvajHbM fram We hope the spirit Mutiiy Ta Tfcmdty Ua Ta "The lack of any coherent ol this holiday Jim Alfano "DESIRE" style infects the cast, from IMPHfta season will be Ben-Zah who enacts both Sha- EXOTIC SHOW GROUP POLYNESIAN Cm CERTffKATf S extended through- Trio kespeare and a clown to Da- DRINKS out the coming NO COVER vid Holiday's Orsino, Christo-. year pher Hewett's namby-pamby FOR CHRISTMAS OR NEW YEAR 9:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m. NO MINIMUM Malvolio. Sherry Mathis. a AT 10% DISCOUNT MUMC * DANCINO MMY FWOAV mokt your rtwmitions Mrty OPEN HOUSE miscast, cute Olivia and Cath- I ML erine Cox, a newcomer in the IHt tTATl HWY NO. M Christmas Day. New call t mt W « milt Mfc tor the dining room combine fragmentary flats north ol Delicious 0 with feather)1 projections, and Routr .14 Coll-, Nei I Highway 35 Ifi lank Lewis D. Rampino's costumes .ind 780 I Mil suggest Elizabethan kitsch. A lot of people have spent a OPEN lot of effort and energy on a hapless "Music Is." CHRISTMAS SIR uiinsTon DAY OntE SHID: "My ttOtstn ample... COCKTAIL LOUNGE lliktttlytbtitit." Route S37«t Route 34 MOW APPEARING Coll. Ntck DUTCH ROBINSON Complete New Year's Eve Recording Star Dinners Tues. Dec. 28 GRAND CANYON Dancing & Entertainment Starting Wed. Dec. 29 RESERVATIONS RHYTHM OF LIFE Make your reservations (or New Year's Eve Celebrate Christmas soon. Only a limited amount of tickets on sale. al the famous $20.00 Per Person Colts Neck Inn HOT • COLD BUFFET HATS ft NOISEMAKERS Bmg the /amiry and enpy out All drink* Inducted • Open till 5:00 A.M. Special HoMay menu MUSIC BY: RHYTHM OF LIFE Manor-^staurant 1305 OCEAN AVE. Tickets on 842-3292 SMM MOW FOR RESERVAT ONS CALL LUNCH • COCKTAILS • DINNER • PARTIES • BANQUETS Route 34 Matawan Res. 566-6220 SHREWSBURY. N J FROAY. DECEMBER 24 (976 TheDWIy imFARM HOUSE 9 HOUDAY HOURS CLOSED DEC 241*, - J7Bi ^Upstairs, Downstairs returns last time OPEN DEC. 28, 28 A 30 NEW YORK - ' Upstairs, and hairdos were bobbed, Sarah?) presumed to knock house Is Richard Bellamy's UIMCH:U:M.l:«0Ml. Downstairs" addicts sad nice girls looked like flappers, on the Belgravia mansion'! lovely new bride. Virginia dcaed by the beginning ol the and established social con- from door Upitairs, oaly (Hannah Gordon), whose two current—and find— series, ventions crumbled Richard Bellamy (David children. William (Jonathan CLO8EDDEC.il-JAN. 3 which will be seen OR PBS' Doug their best to ride out Langton) and ion James Seeiey) and Alice (Anne Yar We w«> resume (Simon Williams) remain ker). bring the new sound of ngular houn Masterpiece Theatre begin- the tidal onslaught of the jan Tun., Jen. 4 ning J»n II, can take some age this season are five "Up- from that Initial upper-level childish laughter to Eaton contingent. Place. HAVI A HAMY HOUOAY small consolation from the stairs, Downstairs" charter fact that they're getting a members, who were all on Scores of new faces have Aid Georgians (Lesley- People bonus Three additional shows hand four yean ago when the drifted In and out of the Anne Down) looks even more this season bring their total Mobil funded Masterpiece lives of residents on both lev- luscious than ever — If that's opportunities to share in the Theatre comedy-drama made els since U.S. viewers got possible — first Joy riding adventures and mis- its U.S. debut (heir first peek at what was through the jazz age. then fi- adventures at Hi Eaton Downstairs, Rose (Jean to become an International nally discovering that short Place to II episodes Marsh), Mrs Bridges (Angela phenomenon with an audience skirts and longterm emotional They may also be heart- Baddeley) and Hudson (Gor- of one billion viewers In some commitment are compatible W1-0M4 ened by the news that this don Jackson) still hold fast. 4t countries. That first epi- Downstairs, Ruby (Jenny year's episodes are set just as they did during that sode was set In IMS. tome 16 Tomasln) is just where she BACHERT'S ^ Si against the background of the first episode four years back years before the current and was at the eid of last sea- roaring '20s, the period after when a cheeky new maid (re- final series, which opens with son's episodes - In the kitch- WorM War I when both skirts member Pauline Collins as a Victory Parade celebrating en, scrubbing out the pots and HOFBRAUHAUS the end of World War 1 and pans as lira. Bridges cooks Atlantic Highlands works Its way through to a up her usual storm, and Ed- satisfying dramatic con- ward (Christopher Beeny) 291-0224 clusion II episodes later and wife Daisy (Jacqueline EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY* And if viewers think they Tong) return to service. New- WITH US have difficulty facing up to comers training under the the end of the five-time watchful eyes of Rose and Emmy Award-winning series, Hudson are the new maid istrtias Dag producer John Hawkesworth Lily (Karen Dotrice) and VIEW VICTORY - Squinting through o telescope had It no easier. He talked Frederick (Gareth Hunt). provided by Hudson (Gordon Jackson) for o good et us prepare Christmas dinner with Jean Harsh and Eileen "Upstairs, Downstairs" is view of the World War I Victory Parode Is Mrs L this year. We'll serve up a holi- Atkins, who conceived "Up- produced by Joan Sullivan of Bridges (Angela Boddeley) on the first of 16 epi- stairs, Downstairs." He con- WGBH, Boston, (or presenta- sodes of the final strlts of "Upstairs, Downstairs" day feast you'll all rememberl Call sulted with script editor AK tion on PBS. < on PBS Sunday evening, Jan. 16. for reservations soon I fred Shaughnessy, with other *• .• h. 6^4 tn. bt, ta. I I. 1W., tm. K authors who had written some RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED of the episodes, with the cast, COME IN & MAKE RESERVATIONS whose private lives had be- NOW FOR OUR come Inextricably bound up •i-HI -a< MIW *•*•'• «wi OAU with the characters they play. MUTV LNlal JgL "The decision to end 'Up- stairs, Downstairs' was one of the most difficult I have made in my life," says Hawk- esworth. "Although the final decision was mine, I didn't TWO ROOMS - TWO SHOWS make it alone. But we felt that in the cycle of 18 plays TWO PRICES we would have said all there was to say about the life of our family and their servants. WHY WILLIAMS CISCO'S The decision was taken long before we made this final ft THE PLATTERS DISCO series." NONSTOP New Year's Eve — rat mi • IKMMI MVSK Now playing a properly im- 2 SHOWS PLUS DISCO-OLDIES-ROCK portant role as lady of the CONTINUOUS MUSIC LEARN TO HUSTLE OPEN BAR — New Year's Eve. — LAST SERIES — When the current crop of 16 epi- TEMPLE BETH AHM 9 PM HI 3 AM sodes of "Upstairs, Downstairs" Is played out Sun- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - 6 Hours UnUmiled Drinks OPENIAR day evenings on Masterpiece Theatre, Rose (Jean The Sisterhood of Temple 9 PM HI ) AM Marsh) and the Bellamys will be having their final Beth Ahm will conduct an Is- ANTIPASTO, SOUP, 6 Hour* Unlimited Drinks series of adventures. The Mobil-funded presenta- raeli and International dance SIRLOIN STEAK I LOBSTER tion, which begins Its last season on Jan. 16, dep- class at . p.m. Sunday in the w/veg. & poi icts the startling changes in lifestyle brought about Temple social hall. Additional STUMPING — James Bellamy (Simon Williams, left) gets the active sup- Information is available from port of his father (David Langton) when he runs for Parliament In the sec- or VIA1 PARMIGIANA PLUS HOT & COLD by the end of World War I and the subsequent roar- Rita Meirovlch. w/zlti or spaghetti LARGE BUFFET Ing 20's. • ond episode of "Upstairs, Downstairs" to be seen Sunday evening. Jon. 21. COFFEE & CAKE HATS HATS. NOISEMAKERS NOISEMAKERS RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED Tfr I Til liuihiin TV • TAX MCUJMO . RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED Television Today 00 New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 " 59 DONNV& Midnight man from St. EVENING some Serbian friends ol Peter's Basilica In Vatican MA™ his. 30°? Q MILLION DOLLAR City I NEWS MOVIE • LATE MOVIE 8 BRADY BUNCH QARNER TED Entertainment "We're No Angels' (1955) 1 Holiday Affair" (1947) T-Camplno We Will Go" STRONG Q VOYAGE TO THE Humphrey Bogart, Aldo Robert Mltchum, Janet Wcd.-Thun.-8un. Roman Inn Ray. THE YULE LOO Leigh. A war widow with a BOTTOM OF THE SEA AGRONSKY AT LARGE "Thing, From Inner Space" • TO BE ANNOUNCED f small son la faced with COCKTAIL 10UNGI RESTAURANT 10:30 0 JOURNEY TO Hanoi m STAR TREK having to choose between 264-3777 The Savage Curtain" WASHINGTON WEEK IN ADVIENTURE two suitors CLOSiD DATELINE NEW • ELECTRIC COMPANY REVIEW B THE YULE LOG 8:30 COCHICO AND THE MONDAY 6:30 « NBC NEWS 11:00 12:30 B MOVIE GREATS • I LOVE LUCY The Cardinal" (1963) Tom Tennessee Ernie Hangs While fiddling with a CB MARY HARTMAN. Tryon, Carol Lynley. radio, Ed makes • date with On" HARTMAN • THE BRANDYWINE someone called "Klssy ABC NEWS Q HOUR OF POWER TRADITION Face" 1 00 • THE LATE SHOW ZOOM CHRI8TMA8 SPECIAL 1 Christmas Carol' (1936) ZOOM B MERV GRIFFIN • THE YULE LOG 7:00 m CBS NEWS a CINEMA 13 Reginald Owen, Gene Lockhart. LAWRENCE WELK STflEETTvEEK 11:30 • A CHRI8TMAS EVE Otexw Aw NBC NEW8 i FRIDAY NIGHT LATE 8 57 a B NBC NEWS rancls Of Assist' (1991) JSjtj •fisam ANDY GRIFFITH , Hlghllghtlna the Christmas f UPDATE Bradford Dlllman, Dolores jne food/'grog ABC NEWS A one-minute summary of season at Oraymoor Chris- BOWLING FOR Hart. the latest news. llan Unity Center, located SUNDAY 1LAM near Peeksklll, New York. 1:15 B GREAT. GREAT 9:00 a O THE ROCKFORD SHOW NEWS a a SOUNDS OF •6.95 THE ODD COUPLE "The Trouble With Warren" CHRISTMAS EVE 'And Now Miguel' It IJM ne For The Bunny" Rockford's attorney pres- Doc Severlnsan hosta this Guy Stockwell FLASH GORDON sures him Into helping her program of original and Galager. SDAY aNOUERS THE brilliant cousin who Is sus- traditional Yuletlde music • JOE FRANKLIN UNIVERSE pected ol slaying his boss. snd readings, leaturlng SHOW Vi 7:30 S JERRY AND LISA 2:24 • ...WITH JEANNE 1 B B ABC FRIDAY Henry Maclnl, Victor Buono MM M eat New Year's Eve A children's Christmas NIGHT MOVIE and the choir of St. Charles PARR story "Yours, Mine And Ours' Borromeo Church, Los 2 30 a NEWS Q rtOO.000 NAME THAT (1968) Lucille Ball. Henry Angeles. 2:54 • THE LATE, LATE PARTY TUNE Fonda. a LOVE, AMERICAN SHOW WEDNESDAY ADAM-12 'Three Godfathers'11949) r HeSe. iaa*laaWia GONG SHOW 0 THE YULE LOG v —i n«ii» a tea**— >•—«•• For the eleventh consecu- RISTMAS IN NEW John Wayne. Ward Bond. Dinner Special Dancing | LIARS CLUB PYORK 3 10 a NEWS DtCK VAN DYKE tive year, WP1X sends Its shrimp cocktail M. , "Chemistry" viewers an animated John Lindsay Is the host of n ufil b Christmas card. this show from Rockefeller "ffl Open Un«( Sam. a MACNEIL / LEHRER Center with Dlahann Car- REPORT 10:00 ••CBS NEWS roll, the King Sisters, the THURSDAY Broiled Shrimp Full bottlt ol Champagne 8:00 a IB CHRISTMAS SPECIAL King Cousins, the voices of Men % price Salad or CoU Duck SPECIAL "On The Road With Charles East Harlem and the Ice on any dinner "The Homecomlng--A Kuralt" "ols • NoisemakerJ Caoades. (R) Dessert • Coitee Christmas Story" Patricia 8 • SERPICO 12:00 9 • CHRISTMAS EVE AMtratforu nttdtd SO COO Neat, Richard Thomas. A "he Serbian Connection" SERVICE CHILDREN'S story ol a mountain family tor dlnnr only ONLY Lj per couple Serpico poses as a dock- From the Grace Baptist GALA NEW TIM'S WE in rural America at the time worker In an effort to THEATER (Includ,, tai « gntult,) Church In Ml. Vernon. N Y. 291-9232 of the Depression. (R) smash a gang that preys on a B CHRISTMAS. MCSCNTS in tw HSANFORDAND illegal aliens, Including ROME 1978 PHMERBMNNER 40 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, N.J. HAN8 BRINKER ANDTHf WNnO'nm SILVER SKATES nc ii, n. n. it - *M tM. ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS

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By Tke AsaerlalH Pret$ North Pole to you, are San- who helped shape America's "The one thing about bu- U's picks all time* EST: conscience, performed last reaucracy," Santa boasted, Beckoning a visitor to in Christmas Eve by Metrolpoli- "I've been in this game for overstuffed leather chair, TONIGHT: tan Opera singers at the First hundreds of years, and only Santa Claus gestured toward Baptist Church Meeting one man, me, does every- the 21-Inch screen of his color —"The Homecoming: A thing" «v television set. Christmas Story," another re- House in Providence, R.I., And for those looking for a He was, he said through his peat of the 1971 drama that CBS, 10 a.m. inspired "The Waltons" humorous year-ender ho-ho- beard, going to be too busy — "Christmas in New series, starring Patricia Neal ho. there's "That Was the this weekend to watch TV, York," a repeat of a 1174 as the mother of a rural Year that Was - U7t," a N but did have some/ecommen show from Rockefeller Cen- American mountain family minute pilot featuring Can- dations for those who aren't. ter, with John Lindsay, Dla- during the Depression, CBS at dice Bergen, Ruth Gordon, So here, direct from the hann Carroll, the King Sis- 8 p.m. Uort Sahl, Art Buchwald, ters, the Voices of East Har- Chevy Chase, Jules Feiffer. lem and the Ice Capades, —"The Sounds of Christmas Buck Henry, Edwin Newman ABC, 11:30 p.m Eve," repeat of a 1073 special and Gloria Steinem. NBC, hosted by Doc Severinsen, Santa, after grousing that Sunday, 0 30 p.m. NBC, 11:30 pm. he wished they'd come up And finally, Santa noted for with some new Christmas TOMORROW: all those Christmas humbugs shows Instead of repeats, out ther that there are some noted that ABC was offering —"The Nutcracker," a re- none-holiday programs about. a seasonal year-ender at 7 peat of "In Performance at For Instance, on Sunday Sean p.m. EST Sunday night. Wolf Trap," on CBS, H 30 Connery plays James Bond In Called "The American Condi- "Diamonds Are Forever" CHRISTMAS CONSPIRACY - The Hartleys (Bob Tomi p.m. tion," the show features Har- ABC, 9 p.m. Newhart and Suzanne Pleshette) conspire to bring ry Reasoner and Barbara FULL COURSE DINNER SPECIALS! about reconciliation between Bob's father and Walters examining the nation- '"•) Ci» Soi» « lonwi I ld He then jumped in his mother at Chrlstitiastlme on "The Bob Newhart al economy, the status of -"A Handful of Souls," a sleigh for his night's work af- Show," tomorrow night on the CBS Television Net- Christmas cantata about four blacks and government bu- ter promising not to knock WEDNESDAY - IN.. M«. II. .1tool work. Though not one of 'Santa's picks,' the show "simple" men and women reaucracy. down any antennas. THUflSDAV — Un»4 INI arfC ott«i Is an American family favorite. o. Ill (mm or IM Pm ond Colin Lunchton Sptclilt From 1.99 PLUS OUR REGULAR MENU WITH ALL THE AMERI- CAN AND CONTINENTAL DISHES FROM PEANUT Saturday Television BUTTER SANDWICH TO FILET MIGNON FAT ALBERT Christmas" Mystery plays, EVENING 6:00 0 0 MARY TYLER (B CINEMA 13 re-enactments ol Bible sto- Banquet Facilities lrom [ LAND OF THE MOORE SHOW "Children O' I 3 CHRISTMAS ries, were written by 10 to 250 psopls lor so- Mtlor Cndtt "- 6:00 0 WORLD OF 0 0 EMERGENCY! Paradlse'11946) Jean-Louis cial affairs also wedding Ctrdt Acctpitd 0 EASTSIDE COMEDY monks and performed by SURVIVAL Barrault, Arletty packages Prices very NIGHT craft guild members In the Welcome To Santa Rosa Tlowery Blitzkrieg" (1941) 'Le"Lee'e e Story" 10:30 0 BLACK NEWS reasonable Middle Ages. This stylistic County" Gage and DeSoto Leo Gorcey, Warren Hull. T JB NEWS J DICK VAN DYKE rendition.of a 14th century try to take a well-earned AT im O 0 JUNIOR | KIDSWORLD HOW play traces the Christmas vacation In the mountains, ALMOST ANYTHING I BREAK THE BANK story from the fall of Lucifer ft •HOLMES! t2£\ TOWN EAST GOES J THE BIG PREVIEW 264-6820 fnull IV UiDDLl I OIN • IM-KI70 to the birth of Jesus. Highway 35 » Broadway OD PRO FOOTBALL i" in miracle Of Morgan's "The Cat Burglar" Some- | DOLLY 2:30 0 BRADY BUNCH •AT, MIDNIGHT PLAYBACK' 78 VCreek" (1944) Betty Hutton, one la stealing precious fuest: Pure Prairie Keyport, N.J 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED ) CHRISTMAS MOVIE Tviii Loaoue. DUST" SHOW! Eddie Bracken. felines for ransom from 12:30 OOP NBA GAME IIi Dog Of Flanders" (1959) CD STAR TREK prosperous ladles and ABC NEWS Chicago Bulls vs. Kansas David Ladd, Donald Crisp. Thhee Man Trap' Holmes and Yoyo set out to SERGEANT BILKO HOFFMAN 3 000m FIESTA BOWL 8 Cituny ruKingn s 6:30 00 CBS NEWS catch the catnapper. 11:16O NEWS FOOTBALL GAME LAMBKI — MUGGSY 0 WEEKEND tD COMEDY THEATRE 11:30 00 NBC SAT. CHRISTMAS University of Wyoming vs. PLAYHOUSE TO BE ANNOUNCED . NIGHT ouvn TIAL University ol Oklahoma SPECIA "Holiday Inn" (1»42) Blng BICENTENNIAL 0 HOLLYWOOD'S ROY B I LOVE LUCY 'A Bicentennial Christmas 'Crosby, Fred Astalre. MiINUTEr S FINEST Liturgy" A mass celebrated Q MILLION DOLLAR SCHHDER 0 0 ABC NEWS 6:30 0 (E BOB NEWHART 'Fanny" (1961) Maurice at the Cathedral or Sts. MOVIE Chevalier, Leslie Caron. Peler and Paul In Provi- "Houdlnl" (1953) Tony 7:00 0 0 NEWS MARATHON MAN I*PETER MARSHALL 0 SATURDAY MOVIE IIIIIIIIIIIIIIU dence, Rhode Island. Curtis, Janet Leigh. Q CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 'White Christmas" (1954) flP NFL GAME OF THE (D I DREAM OF JEANNIE 'Peege: A Christmas Love WHAT'S HAPPE.NINGII Blng Crosby, Danny Kaye. LUNCHEON SUPER SPECIAL MOTOWN WEST WEEK 3:300 ANDY GRIFFITH Story The story centers on tO BURNS AND ALLEN KOUTE »,HU>0UT0O«.iJlli;« 1:00 n~ a visit of a family—father, 8:57 00 NBC NEWS NOON — 1 P.M. ~ GET SMART UPDATE 11:40 0 THE LATE SHOW SPIRIT OF 76 mother and three boys— SOUP N SANDWICH $1.99 I VISIONS A one-minute summary of CREATURE FEATURE he Phantom Of The Open visiting a senile grand- ^eel John Doe" (1941) 8 mother In a nursing home the latest news. Gary Cooper, Barbara TUIS: IHII In), Colo SI.,, >i4 Mat, Coto Slow, Hctk *Pippl In The South Seas" 4:00 0 AUDUBON WILDLIFE •Camelot" (i967)(Parl I) (1974) Inger Nllsson, Maria that a loving past can break FESTIVAL BEVERAGE EXTRA THEATER Richard Harris, Vanessa Persson. through solitude and 'A Song To Remember" PLUS OUR REGULAR LUNCHEON ,' „ "Nature's Skyscrapers" Redgrave. 0ADAM-12 despair. 11945) Paul Muni, Merle AND DINNER SPECIALS I Lj 1:30 Q SATURDAY MOVIE Q0STARSKY4 _ I SUPERMAN' 0 PEOPLE, PUCES, Oberon. FOUR HUTCH 1:00 0 SOUL TRAIN "The Snow Queen" (1960) THINGS 149 W. FRONT ST. o^'h 4:30 0 THE HEALTH FIELD (It SPACE: 1999 THE FIGHT AGAINST 0 ROCK CONCERT "Small Miracle" (1973) Vltto- 8 MISSION: AVERY 0 FRIGHT NIGHT iKEYPORT 264-1263 •«*» r rlo OeSIca, Marco Delia DATELINE NEW S WCM1 IUNCMKMVI tfRMD IMPJPOSSIBLI E The Invisible Man" (1933) Cava. SRSEY 8:30 S tffi ALICE LET'S MAKE A DEAL 7:30 0 CCANDIA D CAMERA fi JOURNEY TO 1:56 0 NEWS as rvri-wr | JOURNEY TO HOPE BATMAN CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ADVENTURE REPORT FROM documentary film on the 8 f 5:00 Q LIFESTYLES WITH le* .Gift Of Winter' An 10:00 B m CAROL BURNETT NIGHTFINAL Volunteers ol America, de- BEVERLY SILLS snlmated fairy tale about NEWS scribing all the humanitar- "Teenagers" the beginning of snow.(R) NEWS THE LATE SHOW II GENERAL CI MEM A THEATRES ian activities the organiza- Q 0 WIDE WORLD 0 INSIGHT 9t Me In St. Louis' tion la Involved with, such _ MOST WANTED OF SPORTS Christmas Special The Ten-Percenter" 11945) Judy Garland, Tom as helping the needy, Q VOYAGE TO THE Drake. homelesa and handi- AGRONSKY AND Q THE LATE MOVIE BOTTOM OF THE SEA 4:40 0 THE LATE, LATE SHOW | All SEATS $1 JOtil 2:3 0 p.m. Exc Sun. | capped. Narrated by actor SMPANY Tiell, Book And Candle" "Deadly Invasion" 11959) James Stewart "Escapade In Japan" (1957) John Haiti 0 EMERGENCY ONEI 2:000 SALTY (R) 0 THEATER IN AMERICA 5:301 11126,000 QUESTION EXCLUSIVE CENTRAL NJ. ENGAGEMENT 'Chester Mystery Play: I ALL-STAR SOCCER The most exciting original STARTS TOMORROW! motion picture event of all time is also one of the great love stories of all time.

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SHOWN DAILY AT 1:15-4:20-7:25-10:00 2nd KING-SIZE WEEK! AUNTS 0J. I MADRON TWIN POND MAD Siyreville Sayreville Freehold MRKPUZA #1 MOVIES #1 SNREWSIUItT #1 WEST I wmBFM roUWGWQMDHBH BARHNET I MADISON TWIN | MAUTWIN | TOWN EAST Middletom AsburyParh | Sivrville freehold Mutdletown BricMmm 1 Wist End Shrewsbury SHREWSBURY N J FMOAY. OECBMBER 24. 1974 'I Do, I Do!' succeeds at The Dam Site • -•-•• — •••••-..••-••-••••--•---•-•- By MARVBETH ALLEN edy-whieh is the current din ^KMGKONG ner theater attraction at Tht sea IT. Am MEAN nm < cttumm. SHREWSBURY - i Do' I Dam Site-has enough humor Do!" is * talc of two lives. lor everyone and bubbles And, like its title, it has two along with a sense of tuning parts One is "She," the other that keeps blunt lines from ij -He." (ailing flat. It is divided into two "She" ib portrayed by acts-and its dialogue dis- Kathy Reed and "He" by tinctly divides the men in the Dems Lynch Together, they audience Irom the women are co-producers of the >how. What the former think is hys- which is being staged terical, the latter don't find Wednesdays. Fridays. Satur- lunny at all... and vice ver- days, and Sundays sa. Sister Hose Marie l)i(a However, the musical com- millo, pianist, provides ex- cellent accompaniment for the musical numbers which are the backbone of the show. At the Miss Heed, who formerly sang aboard cruise ships, has an opportunity to display a movies wide range of vocal talents These schedules are pro- and Mr Lynch, although a vided by the theater and the less accomplished singer, has limes are for today only. an interesting vocal pat- A»U*V PARK lAHOMIT— tern sometimes capital- Frl j Sat Morothon Won |R) 7:11. » 4S izing upon the spoken word LYRIC - Frl. Foiv Brown (R| ?:». Monkfy Huiilt (PG) 9 IS Sot. Fo»y ' Within several hours, they Brown (R) 1:11. 7:10, Monkey Huitie (PG) I *5. 9 IS enact about 20 years in the I •> * i ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ATLANTIC CINEMA- life of a married' couple And FrI i Sot. Carrie (HI 7 IS.tll they do so in a way which is • RAOLEY BEACH IEACH CINEMA- so true to life that numerous COMEDY OF LIFE — The story of a mar presented at The Dam Site. In Its cast ot two are Fn. In S«arch or Noah % Ark (C) 1.3,7 lines and incidents hit home rloge—from honeymoon to rest home—Is told dur- Kathy Reed and Denis Lynch, shown here, din- Sal In Search of Noon i Ark l&l I, 3. J, ner theater producers. EATONTOWN with the audience and evoke ing the two acts of "I Dot I Do!" wrrtch Is being COMMUNITY I— •AT. I SUN. MM:M Fn Enforcer (R| I, 1 30 Sal Enforcer laughter via recognition IR|2,7;JS,9:3S which Mi Lynch does a mini- for 1 touching rendition of COMMUNITY II— The play moves well, with dance routine, and "Flaming "What Is A Woman." MAN MOI • VAMBSA HOGMVI • KMIIT 0UVAU Fn in Search of Noah \ Arh (Gi i, ], I 1 Sat In Starch of Noon's Ark (C) l, 3,7. musical numbers blended nat- Agnes,' during which Miss The two have appeared to- **,• it**m eeleei i eearoeex FREEHOLD urally into the story line. Par- itrtHi gets to make the most gether In numerous other Meel NKOt VflUUUettON MALL I- ticularly enjoyable are "It's of her comic flair. In a differ- FFrl The Pink Ponlrtcr struct Aoain plays; but this one, during "THE MOST EXHILARATING PG) 1. 7:30 Sat. Tht Pink Panther I Pn w e • ' ' •" ju< Miv r ill A Well Known Fad," during ent mood, she draws applause which they primarily portray StrlkeUILBIl AgaiA _*»1»nI IPGJ O f\ I11 *,?:»,•:1 TA Q . ifl ENTERTAINMENT OF MALL II— people of their own age, Frl. Marathon Man IRI 7. 7;3O Sol THE FILM YEAR TO DATE." Marathon Man IR I 7. 7 30, 10 shows them at their best. MALL III- Frl In Search of Nooh'i Ark (G) 1,3.7 IFYOUVEGOT In "I Do, I Do!" there is a — vmctHT ouetr. mm raw raw* ISat. In Search 01 Noah i Ark IGI t, 3, 7. time for levity, a time for se- "100% ENTERTAINMENT" HAZLET A TASTE FOR TERROR... riousness. And It adds up to a fLF*f*Er>(orcer IRI 7:30 Sal. Enforcer good time for the audience THE MOVIES IV IR) 7:30,9:30 IXllMWU ACROSS THE CINEMA I— TAKE CARRIE TO THE PROM. Frl. The Pink Panther Strike) Again IPGI 1:30, 3:30. S:30. 7:30 Sol The Pink GREAT DMDE Panther Strlkei Aaoln (POM. e. I, 10 CINEMA II - Frl Seven Percent Salu STARTS TODAY lion IPGI 1. < 30. 7 Sal. Sever, Percent TODAY h>»tMW Solution IPGM30.7, 9:30 at a Theater near you KEANUURQ COLONIAL- ATATHEATRE NEAR YOU! Special Limited Engagement A FAMILY CHRISTMAS WITH... Frl. Closed Sol. Silent Movie IPGI 7 30, * The Greatest Discovery ol Our Time I LONO BRANCH LAUCHTIK UNUAHU! MOVIES I - Frl King Kong IPGI 1. 7 IS, 9 4S Sal. King Kong (PG) ?. 4.30. MS.II1 MOVIES II- Frl. Seven Percent Solution (PC) 3.15, In search of I. 10 Sal. Seven Percent Solution (PG) 3:15, 4,1,1,10 MATAWAN CINEMA M- Frl In Search ol Noah's Ark (G) 1.3.7 mi MI Sol In Search of Noah s Ark IG) I, 3. 7. noah's flrk STIU1HMUM THE MOVIES III TECHNKOLOR* MinrriM.n \/\ STRATMMORE CINEMA I- High oiop o mountain in Wta. Street Frl Closed Sol Carrie (ft) 71S.W1S "EXHILARATING TERROR!' Hl'.IIM \\ II MM \H \\ STRATMMOKE CINEMA II- Eastern Turkey Is o giant Frl Cloied Sat; The Shaggy D 1 IGI 1,9 5 OOO year old wooden CLOSED FRIDAY MCNLO PARK (CHRIITMAI tVI) CINEMA I— ship containing hupdfedi Frf The Front (PG) 2,3 SO, 5:40, 7:40, of stalls and cogei. NO MATINEE ON » 30 Sol A Star Is Born IR) 1:1;, 1. I. CHRISTMAS DAY 10.30 ATLANTIC STRATHMOK#1 IS IT NOAH S ARK' 1:1M:1I CINEMA II- Atlantic Highlands Mataain Frl.; Sot voyage ol the Damned (PG) M*-Mt I IS. <».>», l

Garden club to meet in Atlantic Highlands ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - A business meeting of the Atlantic Highlands Garden Club will take place at 12:30 p.m., Jan. 6. On Jan. 20 a Chinese auc- rein SHREWS6URYAV[ Across The Groat Divide "The Pink Panther ALAN AHM VANESSA tEDGtAVf ^ROBERTLOGANGEOftGt BUCK f 10WIR-*,*tMiunn~*m*i Strike* Again" at fqeneei «THUt I DUB eHtr.MIMMkSU«in MHU UelevMm> WUCHUUS ATLANTIC CINEMA FRI -1:30, 3:30, 5:30. 7:30 "THE 7 8AT.-4.S.I.10 All SEATS MJO STARTS TOMORROW ~^\ TOWN EAST NEST IVMMSt AT MS MO MS PEtnsiuas. MTMH SMMT »T 1 LIMITED ENGAGEMENT If only they knew "THE FO.K KLMM 1ACKS0N CINEMA MOVIES IV 'MARATHON she had the powerJ 8ELMAR JACKSON «D BANK "KING KONG" MAN " FRI.-2.4:30,7 CMCIETWIN MBDUMOOK TWIN NMAVENUE O«.-3,5:1$,7:3d SAT.-4:30.7.l:3A mm m BRICKTOWN MIDOltBROW CH.EM* FREEHW.D S*T.-5:15.7:30.9:«5 SHREWSBURY. N J FWOAY. DECEMBER 24. 1976 12 Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace -- FLYIN' TH' Crossword puzzle ALL RIGHT !! JUMBO JET WHICH ONE OF YOU \ ACROSS 26 Kind of 46 Criminal 13 • -step YOUNG-UNS IS TH 1 I Encroach duck 48 Ticket end for man..." AIRPLANE PILOT-- 9 Magic 27 Caroled 50 Oust doth 14 Blood com- aualty 29 Wood sorrel 51 the rock ponents IS Broad ter 30 Code or of Gibral 21 A Gershwin 24 How some m rilory colony tar W 16 Grumble 31 White or 53 It number houses are u 17 Certain Buck 54 -one's supported l church 33 " light lo head loo 26 Fresh 18 Mads amends -things." ing underl starere 19 "Man - 34 Seasonal 56 Musical 28 Exploits noble music piece X Norman animal" 38 Condition 58 Swirled Vincent - ^v\ 20 Rubes 39 Useful 59 Exhausted 32 Part of MA 22 War medal: 40 Indians 60 Powdery NCAA: abbr MM abbr. 41 Within: substancet XI Part of 23 Pianist comb, form 61 Pittsburgh BS abbr. v¥m Peter 42 PartofOED pros :» More joyful WHAT DID ' I WAS THINKING THAT ...WITH A LOT OP •n m J'J WAS JUSr \ VtXI THINK"? T'S JUST AN ORDINARY 25 Gaze with 45 Austrian VERV UNUSUAL THlWGS m\ Q wonder river DOWN Hideaway" THINKING ABOUT . HAPPENING/ 1 Author Mark X, Primitive CHRISTMAS. Yesterday's Puule Solved: 2 Washes deities ,2 3 Guest or 37 Shone • utiaaa uaaiiuaa Poe 41 Conger • uauanna nanaciiin 4 Picked 43 Clothing nnnnrtnna abbr. 44 Lathe uua UULJUU 5 Duo worker uumu uuu uuuu 6 Bow: Lat 4li Gerald and uMiirjnnn nmr.i unri 7 Hurricane Betty nnnnnna unnauuti producer 47 John - UUU (JHLl I'lljllUL'll'JU 8 Seasonal Garner "litera- 49 Ne uunn ana aaua ture" components WMH sue SAYS UULJUU UUU 9 A Kelly 51 Noticed MMCIUUH UULJUHULJLJ 10 Permits 62 Wine "Mary Worth LH1UUUUJI] LUIUUUUIU 11 Mil. add 55 Clock 12 Philippine numerals annnnnn nnnnn - Aviv RVEPOUNPSOT TO THINK AFTER IF I MAO MNT IT milv drew* island tl CANPV/ AU TMtSt WARS YOU'D HAVE 5COtD€P A BOY JUST FSAMK! HOW ME FOR NOT «MEM •ROUSMT THIS SWRTOFOU BERMG VCXMPCT/ V FOR YOU, lCVN'TBUY HOW YOUICNCP ANNE! YOU A'S1OCKW6 CARAMflS.1 DON .WE 6iFT'.' THE CHIT" FINISH DECORATING THrSTRttf

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--INXR/MY CAR-- HE/1DEP NORTH--ARMEP-- CMNeEfTOU5--A NUT.1 Holidays observed as a happy family at Navesink House By BEN VAN VLIET the activities coordinator for Navesink House. RED BANK- "We have a family here among our- There are also organised activities, but not maty selves and my first choice of what to do on Christmas Is around the holiday period because most people want to to spend it here." get together with their friends, she said. These are the words of Mrs. Helen K. Wallace, one of "We have all made friends here," said Dr. Freas, the 200 residents of the Navesink House, a Baptist retire- "this has become a real home for all of us." ment home at 40 Riverside Drive The doctor added he is especially pleased that there Like most of the other residents of the 12-story apart- • are no assigned seats in the dining room. ment building, she is not from Monmouth County, or even New Jersey. "This way," he said, "we can sit with whom we want, otherwise you could be assigned to sit with some- But despite the fact that they are away from their one who could bore you to death " families and relatives these senior citizens are perfectly content to celebrate the holidays with their new-found "We have our family here," said Mrs Wallace, "here DISCUSSING CHRISTMAS - Residents of Mrs. Helen K. Wallace, Mrs. Claire Sondgren, friends and neighbors. everyone knows everyone else because we're a nosy ttie Navesink House, a retlremtnt apartment and Mrs. May Ptrry. Many of the residents Mrs. Ruth McCrossen, a native of Colorado, will be bunch. It's Just like living in a big apartment." house at 40 Riverside Drlvt. discuss their say they plan to spend the holiday with their celebrating her eighth Christmas since moving here In Aside from minor decorations in the lobby ind in the plans for the holiday. From the left art Mrs. friends at the apartment house. IM. community room there is no attempt to dress up the pub- Ruth G. McCrossen, Dr. Howard M. Freas, "I normally spend Christmas with my son and his lic areas for Christmas. lankly, but this year I'm staying here, and I'm very hap- That's because, Mrs. Brooks said, most of the resi- all," she utd, "I guess I'm just a kid at heart." "There's a five-year waiting list le get in here." said C py to be here." dents decorate their own apartments, and also because There will be no general celebration at Navesink Mrs Brooks ^ Her son, the Rev. James McCrossen. is pastor of the the Navesink House is nonsectarian. House on Christmas Day, Mrs. Brooks said, because "we Living at the Navesink House, however. lilt In- First Baptist Church In Ottowa, Kan. She noted that while the building Is owned and oper- have already had our Christmas Parry and most people expensive "And I'm delighted to be here," said Dr. Howard M ated by the Baptist Church there are representatives of want to spend the day with their friends and families" Monthly maintenance fees range up to |M0. plus an • Freas, who at the age of 82 is still going strong despite nearly all faiths living there, including a retired rabbi. She noted that a number of the residents go away for Initial investment upwards of 115.100 the effects of polio which he contracted while serving in The only requirement, she said, is that a person has Christmas. However. Navesink House provides nursing care for *j Africa as a missionary physician. to be at least (2 yean old before he or she can apply for residents who become sick or unable to care for them- f The doctor, who moved here nearly five years ago an apartment. One family, she said left early this week for Florida, selves. with his wife, the former Katherine Umuy, a retired mis- The mean age among the 200 residents, she said, is M and another family has gone to Arizona The entire second floor of Ihe building la a nursing 9 sionary teacher, says life at the Navesink House is just years. Mrs. Brooks said many of the residents entertain care unit with 24-hour nurses on duty, and a staff doctor A great. Mrs. May Perry, who admitted to being "over 02" their families over the holidays. She said for that reason who makes three scheduled visits a week. "We have our own group of friends here," he said, (she is actually 70), said she will be entertaining her there are two shifts for the traditional Christmas dinner "This is a wonderful place." said Mrs McCrossen. "and we are free to associate with whomever we want to, daughter and son-in-law at her apartment on Christmas. The Navesink house was opened eight years ago. and "I'm very happy to be here.." and If you want to visit with someone you do and if you "I'm buying presents and hanging up stockings and has been inmensely popular. The residents also say they are happy to be living in don't want to, you aren't forced to." Red Bank Dr. Freas is a native of Trenton, but spent 30 years "I just love Red Bank." said Mrs Claire Sandgren. ' starting in 1124 as a missionary doctor in what was then 75. a native of Massachusetts, "the stores are nice, Ihe the Belgian Congo (now Zaire). people are nice and friendly " He said that Christmas is a fun time at Navesink We have a real Christmas spirit right here among House because there are plenty of patties — most of The Daily Register ourselves." Mrs. McCrossen said. " I remember as s them at friend's apartments — and the filet mignon din- child I loved Christmas, and I also remember sdmc very ner served in the dining room is unbeatable. SHREWSBURY. N. J, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1978 lonely Christmaws, and this year 1 really enjoy being There are lots of parties said Mrs. Valerie Brooks, 13 here among friends." Now 105, woman recalls a dolt received 1OO years ago at Yule By BARBARA KATELL Wllimington. Del., down to 10-year-old Kim Tali of horses led Mrs Wisham to rtoWl berley Ann "Kim" Roslln of Union Ave. Free- that "I always did love horses I used to ride FREEHOLD - A china-head doll that Laura hold, a great-great-grandchild. Once I was thrown off. Wisham received for Christmas about 100 years Mrs. Wisham lived in New York for many "And many's the time I drove the horses, da ago has long since disappeared. years. But since 1M2 she has lived in Freehold the farm," the any woman recalled with evldett But yesterday as Mrs Wisham got ready to And until 1170 she shared a home with Mrs. Ruth celebrate her lOSth birthday, she recalled the White, one of two living grandchildren, on Lin- Other farm chores such as picking fruit were doll and the festivities that surrounded It thai coln Place. done with less joy, "but we did not what wr long-ago Christmas season. In (hat year Mrs. White developed chronic liked to do but what we had to do " Mrs. Wisham was born on a farm "between illnesses which made it Impossible for her to The years between girlhood and old a|> Jamesburg and Road Hall" on Dec 24. 1871. one care for her grandmother any longer So Mrs have dimmed somewhat In Mrs Wisham's mem- of six children of Daniel and Barbara Ellen Wisham came to live at the John L Montgomery' ory But she still enjoys life, according to Do- (Nelly) Bennett. Medical Home, Dutch Lane Road. Freehold rothy Crotchfeld, a nurse at the home "My father was a carpenter, but we also Township. "Every day she asks 'what's doing larhted. and we kept horses," the remarkably But yesterday Kim and her grandmother, she likes to be included in all the actlv alert Mrs Wisham said. "Each summer he Mrs. Marjorie Roslln of Institute It., Freehold, Mrs. Crotchfeld said. "She especially likes | would pick out a tree. And-he'd go get it just be- were at the county Welfare Board's nursing ties and groups of people She still goes to Bit fore Christmas. They would trim the tree Christ- home to help Mrs Wisham celebrate her birth- and Bible classes, and she listens to the '• mas Eve and send us kids to bed " day one day early. Also on hand were fellow alongs' and sometimes goes to baking class. The tree, she recalled, was trimmed with patients, staff, Welfare Board representatives she does like to go on outings." apples, cakes, and decorative glass balls and and Freeholder Ernest G Kavalek Before she was confined to a wheelchani lighted with candles. And one year when Mrs As she has every year since she came to the Mrs. Wisham's favorite activity wss bowling M Wisham was still very young, on Christmas Montgomery home, Mrs Wisham cut ihe big which she used a duck pin Mrs Wisham is M morning she found under the tree the longed-for rake. bU'w out the candles and received a con- longer an active bowler but she still somettriket "dolly" with the china head gratulatory kiss from Mr Kavalek. a frequent goes to watch other play And she still helps ro? But not all of Mrs. Wisham's memories of visitor at the home bsndages and occasionally goes to ceramic her long life are happy ones. The only change from previous years was cham "I've gone through all kinds of sicknesses that since last September when her hip gave out. The party at the nursing home ended. Mrs and deaths," she said. "I buried all my people - the frail and diminutive Mrs. Wisham has been Roslin look Kim back to her fifth-grade class st my mother, my father, my six brothers and sis- mostly confined to a wheelchair But neither her SI Rose of Uma Catholic School ters, my husband, my son and everyone else diminished mobility nor the arthritis which has And Mrs Wisham adjusted the small Christ- They are all gone and have been gone for gnarled her hands stopped her from enjoying the mas tree pin and pink beads that adorned htr years." festivities and talking about her long and varied black checked dress with the big pockets to Mrs. Wisham was exaggerating a little Her life hold everything" and went back to her normal parents and husband and brothers and sisters Under promptings from the proud and ex- activities f are long dead. Her father dying one now forgot- cited Kim, Mrs Wisham told more stories from But today Mrs Wisham will probably re A HAPPY 10S — Mrs. Laura Wisham, seated, Is celebrating her lOSth birth- ten year between Thanksgiving and Christmas; her childhood and about life In Jamesburg in the ceive. letters, phone calls and congratulatory day today. Helping her en|oy the day are Kimberley Ann Roslln, 10, her William, her husband, in 1936. and her son of 1870s and 1880s telegrams from all over the country Each year great-great-granddaughter, left front, Dora Z. Klrby, administrator of the scarlet fever when he was six She told about a snowstorm "we had when I since she's reached the 100-year mark. Mrs John L. Montgomery Medical Home, left rear, Freeholder Ernest G. Kava- But she is still surrounded by a large and was a kid. The drifts were about 10 feet deep Wisham has received greetings from the Hren lek, rear center, and Maxwell Nelson, a recreation therapist at the county- loving family that spans five generations, from and my father had to dig a path to get to the dent and other national and state figures as well run nursing home where Mrs. Wishom has lived since 1970. Maude Dennison. 81. her daughter who lives in horses in the barn " as from Ihe less prominent Busy time for Girl Scouts FARMINGDALE - Sounds tion of innumerable baskets for the Garden State Home. puppets and yarn dolls for of happiness and gaiety—bright for the needy filled with food- Holmdel; Holmdel troops will young children flashes of color-a sense of stuffs, clothing, and/or toys. visit all nursing homes in The hospitals are priority warmth and joyful anticipa- Cadettes and Seniors of Tin- their area with projects rang- projects with still ether tion. That's what thousands of ton Falls Neighborhood filled ing from tray favors by troops: Brownies of Eaton- Monmouth Council Girl knit hats, bought and deco- Brownies to tree ornaments town prepared snow scene Scouts create as they bustle rated by Brownie and Junior and miscellaneous gifts. The bottles for a hospital; Fair through holiday projects and troops, for the Ernest Hil- Lincroft-River Plaza Juniors Haven Brownies made thumb activities with their families, tbrunner Foundation, to be are taking a wreath and cards . print greeting cards with hol- their friends, their commu- given to needy families in to King James Nursing ly and candy canes for Riv- nities. Tinton Falls. Home, while Brownies of Ma- ervlew Hospital; still other Many troops and neighbor- Here's a sampling of the nalapan-Englishtown will take Fair Haven Brownies made hoods report traditional ho- nursing home projects report- Santa jars to the Pinebrook decoupage greeting cards and liday season projects; in addi- ed: Beacon Neighborhood Nursing Home, and Cadettes scrapbooks for Riverview and tion there are the new and in- Brownies presented a skit at of Manalapan-Englishtown the Cadettes of Fair Haven novative approaches to ser- Hilltop Nursing Home; Colts will visit Marlboro State Hos- prepared the traditional red vice. Neck Brownies visited the pital to help with a bingo ses- felt stockings to wrap the newborns in Christmas mom- There's a song in the air as' Parker Boarding Home with sion, sing carols and bring ing at Riverview; Hazlet Ju- thousands of Girl Scouts go handmade goods; other trav favors. niors report making tray fa- caroling through neighbor- troops went to Shrewsbury Tty drive vors; and Lincrott-River hoods; a variety of nursing Manor Nursing Home for a Children's Centers are Plaza Juniors concentrated homes; at community tree songfest Eatontown Juniors being visited by many other on gifts for the Pediatrics lighting services; shopping report donating puzzles to the troops: the Brownies of Colts section at Riverview. centers, including the Mon- Eatontown Convalescent Neck, who sponsored a toy mouth Mall. Eatontown, and Home; Freehold Juniors are drive for Monmouth Day Care Projects for senior citizens Tinton Falls Village Green; to going to the A and C Rest Center, also made cookies to ranged from Eatontown shut-ins and senior citizens. Home with jelly jars of be hung on Christmas trees; Brownies raking leaves off One troop reports caroling at cookies and candies; Hazlet Hazlet troops made stuffed the lawns of senior citizens a McDonalds. troops are making ornaments toys for distribution at the unable to care for their own and decorating two trees—one JOY TO THE WORLD — Home-bound commuters Scout Troop 66, Fair Haven. Holly Sroeel, left and Baskets fer seedy Day Care Center. Keyport; yard to Fair Haven Juniors stepping off their trains at the Red Bank Railroad Linda Curchin, both 12 and from Fair Haven are Individual troops and neigh- for Beachview Nursing Home, and Cadettes of Manalapan- making holiday table decora- Keansburg and the other Station last night receive a special bit of holiday among a dozen Cadettes to sing the traditional borhoods report the prepara- Englishtown made books. tions for elderly citizens. cheer In the form of Christmas car.ols sung by Girl Yuletide carols. Greetings of the season Lifestyl

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,ln 1955, the y.ear Ann Landers began writing this column, One of the most encouraging signs of our times is that our direction in which our lives,will move. No one. no matter how she wrote a special essay for Christmas Day. Reader re- campuses are once again places of higher learning. Much of wise or how highly principled, can make the right decision ev- sponse was extremely rewarding and she has reprinted the the hostility and anger of the late '60s is gone. Our students ery time. To err is no disgrace. The disgrace lies in not learn- column annually, with topical modifications. This is Ann's ANN LANDERS have settled down to serious business. That is the good news. ing from our mistakes, not recovering from our defeats, not Chtfstmas message for 1976. The bad news is that drug abuse has shifted from the campus- picking ourselves up, brushing ourselves off and trying again. -This Is Christmas five. All about us we hear talk of peace blocks from his home? es to the high schools and the junior highs. Now it's the 14, 15 on Earth, good will toward men. Yet we know full well in This is the age of the big rip-off, the uncommitted and the and 16-year-olds who are turning to drugs to "expand their Since this is a problem column. I spend the greater part many parts of the world there is no peace and in the hearts of undressed. The blurring of the sexes. Some fear we are head- minds." or just to turn on. In reality they have merely opted of every day with grief and trouble. Does it depress me? No. many men there is not enough good will. ing toward social decay, going the way of the Romans and the to anesthetize themselves against the pain of growing up and it does not. After 21 years I still find this work challenging and immensely rewarding. I realize that many people who Our youth insist that civilization is out of Joint They re- Babylonians. Others applaud the "new morality" and stare accepting responsibility. write don't want advice. They merely need someone to listen setfl having to live In a world they never made/'Bul what gen- the "squares" down with eyes like hypodermic needles. They More bad news is that VI) is epidemic in many areas. Go- eration ever made the world it had to live in? say the sex revolution is symptomatic of a maturing society, norrhea is the second most prevalent infectious disease in the 1 have been entrusted with the largest reading audience (We congratulate ourselves that we are the richest, most that it promises creativity and better mental health. But will United stairs (The common cold is first.) Yet, some parents in the world. What a unique opportunity to educate, to shine a productive, most powerful nation in the world, but what prog- that promise be kept — or are we overloading the circuits and are still fighting sex education in public schools because they spotlight on ignorance and fear, to comfort the afflicted and ress have^ve made? Is it progress when man can walk on the promoting additional guilt and anxiety in those who cannol "don't want kids to get Ideas." afflict the comfortable. There is no greater satisfaction than criers of the moon but cannot walk safely after dark two tolerate so much exposure? Every day each of us makes decisions that determine the to serve, and I will continue to do my best. Frozen desserts Perplexed by lone parent soft on calories Iri toss of some dignity, indepen- stitutional regulations, but By BARBARA GIBBONS 8-ounce container low-fat yogurt, By DR. JAMES M. LONG plain or vanilla dence and privacy. more likely the failure of families to plan adequately , Today, two easy-do recipes for str-r- Dear Dr. Long: Yet, for those who do re- optional: sugar substitute to equal FAMILY COUNSELOR for visits. retching ordinary (fattening) vanilla Ice I am frantic, and I need quire institutlonalization, one-quarter cup In the future, more and cream into seasonal sweets: a "homemade" some guidance. My mother there are positives: they will the other available alterna- more families are going to low-calorie pumpkin treat and a cranberry passed away recently and my matically assume control receive the daily care neces- 1 cup vanilla ice cream (regular or tive: institutlonalization. have to deal with the prob- frown yogurt. father is now alone. He is 72 without concern of how such sary for them to live in an dietetic) behavior may affect the elder Sometimes it Is necessary lems of surviving parents years-old, and he really shows adequate way; they will not parent The hasty take over even for families who are still Therefore, it follows that With commercial Ice cream as the base, Soften ice cream in the refrigerator 20 to his age. In fact, my mother be alone in their new lifes- we make use of the sugar, fat flavoring, sta- 30 minutes before using in this recipe. may be ba^ed merely on a together to consider that the tyle: and they will have com- each family can lessen the actually took care of him. I need to deal with a son or care required by the impaired trouble for everyone by plan- bilizer and thickener in the commercial prod- don't mean that he is bed- panionship. uct We augment the sweetness with sugar Add salt to egg whites and beat until stiff daughter's guilt individual may exceed the ca- Probably the primary loss ning beforehand for life's nat- ridden, but my mother had to ural events. It seems that in substitute and add more no-cilorle "airiness" In another bowl, stir cranberry sauce, yogurt Consultation resources . pacifies for either self or fam- Is that there is less contact make all the decisions. ily management. Family two important stages of liv- In the form of beaten egg whites No special and sweetener together. Stir in the softened Before any final judgment with family and friends. It is I would like him to move in to members usually want to do ing, little thought is given to ice cream-making equipment is needed. But ice cream Uently but thoroughly fold in egg is made concerning the wel- unfortunate that everyone's our home, but my husband something other than to in- two major events in life: very these home-frozen treats should bo allowed to whites Freeze firm Allow to soften slightly fare of the surviving parent, busy schedule leaves little before serving. Serves eight. 105 calories says It isn't necessary. He two resources should be con- stitutionalize a surviving par- few plan wisely for their re- soften briefly at room temperature before feels that I will continue to time to visit a friend. Usually, each. sulted: namely, a family phy- ent, because they know what the lack of personal contact is tirement or maturely for their serving take his independence away lives without a mate. sician, and then a psy- it means to be separated from not because of stringent in- Next: two "seasonal sundaes" to make the way my mother did. Since chological counselor who can home, community, and a way with low-fat ice milk. I am the only child, I fee) a evalute the competency of of life. In addition, there is responsibility. Could you the parent to manage his own SLIM GOURMET BRANDIED JUBILEE help?" affairs with a minimum of Your problem is quite support. HOLIDAY PARTY SUNDAES prevalent, and with the added EASY LOW C PUMPKIN UK CREAM' It is interesting that the HEADQUARTERS I raw apple, peeled and diced years medicine has given to letter writer did not refer to (Note: 30 minutes before preparing this rec- us. more and more families ipe-, remove ice cream front frwwr and place small box raisins (one and one-hall are going to be faced with it In refrigerator for JO minutes so it softens ounces) similar situations. I feel that to a frozen-custard or soft-serve ice errant DANCE CLASSES one-quarter teaspoon pumpkin pie your direction should be consistency ) based on your remark. 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winsLong Branch High School th e gamine at 4MI aad ten 2d il Howe* OTpumped la 15 point! strung together II straight into the first overtime aad kit the board* for It points at the start of the *ec- In the Ant overtime, Long ond overtime last night and Brtarh took a 5MI lead at Teammate BUI Black cam* survived the challenge of St Monte Robinson, ttlll ruling in off the beach to score It Rose to knock it from the un- for the Injured Joel Dobnn. beaten ranks with a MM vic- and Vin Snell sank buket* KM Vaughn paced Hu tory But Ron Sanw brought St (2-3) with II In other games, Rumson- Rote back to within two WaU, now 1-4. .cored the Fair Haven pinned Red Bank points moments later with a firtt basket of the game, b* with its second loss, 81-71, jump shot and Rich Hope, the CBA ran off the next 12 poiata Red Bank Catholic remained "one" in St. Rote't defentive and never was challenged la* unbeaten with a 7H-58 victory itralegy. Hole an Inbound* reit of the game The hot over Henry Hudson; Christian past and turned,il into a bat- thootiag Cotti, S3 of N. were Brothers Academy routed ket, tending the game into led by the 23 point perform- Wall Township. 78-37; Ma the second overtime. ance ol Tom Patera*, wh* nalapan turned back Free- "I told the kldi that they connected on II of 14 from the hold. 75-53, Manasquan would have to prove they field erased Mlddletown North. 12 could put the ball in the bat Junior Steve McCrea added 50, Shore Regional thumped ket too," laid Matthews with 17 point* and II reboundi. Marlboro, «2-32, Monmouth Joel out, It changes a lot of while lophomore Mike Regional shaded Ocean Town- what we want to do, but the O'Shaugneuy had 11 polnti ship, 6152, and Central Re- kids did stick the #hot» in the and teven rebound* Another gional mauled Absegami. M- second half and that* how we underclaiimtB^Sleve Drla- 45 behind Larry McCleery'i won." It points coil, continued hit kmpreuivt A basket by Martin Taylor play with 14 polnti St Rose, which lost its sec- broke the 50-50 tie, and then Manalapan, now 44. shook ond game in six tries, led for the Wave backcourtman sank off Freehold In the middle most of the game after the another for a four-point lead two period*, after holding a Wave scored the game's tint at 54-50 Then Bradley lank a 17-11 lead after one quarter, eight points and took a 12-8three-point play, Clinton and coasted to victory with a first quarter lead. Wheeler scored a basket and B-ll acoring edge in the lad But It, Rose, which used Bradley came back for anoth- quarter. the defense of Rich Hope in a er basket before Hope broke diamond and one strategy the Wave* streak with a bat Duane Geek, who collected that foiled the usual high- ket to make the tcore 11-52 II rebound!, tad the Brave! scoring efforts of Alex with It polnti. Leon Sim- Rumion't Steve Sheehan Bradley, fought back to take mom, who had II reboundi, and Art Berry combined both a 23-1H lead at half as Bradley backed up Geek with II their offensive and defemlve was only able to get off two point*, while Mark Peartoa prowett to pace the Purple shots from the field in the had II polnti and nin* Bulldogs second quarter reboundi Sheehan poured In 24 points, "1 don't think you can My II in the tecond half, and The Bravei. led by Mark Alex (Bradley) had a poor of- kept a clote eye on Red Capitola'* II of II, shot H ol fensive performance, laid Bank* Mark Lewli Lewli, in 32 from the free throw line. Wave coach Gerry Matthews foul trouble, ended the eve- Eleven point! by At Nealod "I think it's more a credit to ning with four pointt. in the third quarter powered the Job the St ROM kids did, Berry had II polnti and Manasquan to Hi fourth vic- they played one heck of a ball alto had five blocked thoti tory without a defeat ai the game ' Big Blue broke a II Ji tie Teammate Bill Dooley con- with the tint ten point* of the si Rose's vision of an upset tributed 14 polnti and ISquarter. started to take a turn for the reboundt Mark Lockenmtfyer'i 17 worse with just one second Bob Womble of Red Bank rebound* gave the Big Blue a left In regulation time ai wai the garnet high icorer decided edge off the back Bradley proved it doesn't nec- withH boardi. while Rick Morgan essarily matter how many The pride and Joy of Red turned In an all-around ex- times you score, but when. Bank Catholic, Tom Seaman cellent performance with II The 6-5 senior, who finished and Bill Howei, helped the< polnti, 11 reboundi, four with 11 points, tapped-in a Caatyi to their fifth victory •teal* and four autiti missed shot with one second Seaman tank 27 point* and BUI SchuU topped Middle- left in regulation time to tie controlled the boards with II See Wave, page II reboundi, II In the tint half

I II Hop. MM I I I 111 I I II , < I t Conning nrn»w i I II HMM I S 0 10 toontv 11 wwbm t ) ilCMtr icfmafli Clauses in the sports world and some Christmas wishes When they were kids, the owners of the abun- HHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illlllll •••••Ill IMIIINIIIIIII Ill NICK EG1DIO: More meetings of the Quar- dance of professional athletic teams in this coun- terback Club like the last one try surely hoped that Santa Claus would come down the chimney. JOE IIINTKI.MANN a home massage kit JACQUELINE GR1NNELL-MILNE: A return They are still wishing for clauses — reserve visit to the Savoy bar and a case of chablis clauses and option clauses. Like the Grinch who stole Christmas, the courts have stolen the JACK RAFTER!* More recognition In OH nirls clauses from the owners. The new wise men bear sports he has fought for for so long. names like Andy Messersmith, Dave McNally and FALK Catfish Hunter. WENDY BOGLIOLI: A Job coaching young, swimming stars of the future. The star they follow is green; it is shaped like IIIIMIt > lltllllllll I ( IIIIIIIIIIIIUI LAUREL MACKENZIE: Another year with an S with two vertical lines through it. It is syno- nymous with money, and that, perhaps more than professional football team that he can play in the the Casey girls on top of the heap anything else, typifies the spirit of Christmas National Football League. MICKEY GOLDIN: A string of wins at the Present. JIM VOSK: A berth with the Boston Red Sox. Meadowlands 20 saves and 15 wins However, there are people in sports who do PATTI DELEHANTY: A flock of colleges not have seven figure contracts. There are those MARK LEMONGELLO: A chance to beat knocking at the door during the senior year who don't have any figures at all. Those who do John Montefusco five times during the season. not have figures should receive reducing machin- LARRY SHENK: A World Series for the es for Christmas. Maybe then, baseball and foot- JOHN MONTEFUSCO: A chance to beat Phillies so that he can show other public relations ball players particularly, they could start giving Mark Lemongello five times during the season. directors how to really do the job. the fans what they pay for. DENNIS WALLING: A .300 batting average ANN WOODS: A berth on the 1980 Olympics with the Oakland A's and Rookie of the Year hon- gymnastics team. The best Christmas present of all for the fans ors. would be a reduction in prices for tickets, hot HEIDI HOSCH: Number one status among dogs and beer. It won't happen because the own- JOHN SCORAS: A promotion to Triple A county tennis stars. ers, like the good elves they are, are too busy baseball and another player of the year award -as fighting for the leavings of the free agent table. a catcher. BOB WALSACK; A sudden Influx of seven- footers at Brookdale. Obviously, Santa Claus is where you find him. GARY MONTEFUSCO: A successful end to To the free agents, any owner with a check book his quest for help for the US Olympic team. ED JONES: Another crack at the National Football League. is Santa; to the owners, any fan with spare money Is heaven sent. The sports sleigh is no longer •OB STRANGIA: A derision to return to the coaching wars at a college ALLJUNIOR ATHLETES: STRAIGHT As pulled by reindeer. It now has three mules out on the report card next year front; their names are National Broadcasting ALEX WOJCIECUOWICZ: A favorable deci- ALL SENIOR ATHLETES: College scholar Company. Columbia Broadcasting System, and sion from the courts on his efforts to have old ships and smooth sailing in the future American Broadcasting Company. timers included in the football pension fund THE LADY GOLFERS: Nothing but pars and By creating their own myths, the TV networks ALEX WEBSTER: A bid to coach with a .sunny weather in 1977 wind up paying ridiculous prices for the right to team near enough to here so that he won't have to broadcast events that most of the world can live move. ALL SCHOLASTIC COACHES: Victory without. The fan winds up paying for It in in- streaks and continuation of a pleasant relation- flation. It could be called the ultimate sleigh ride. TOM POWER: A year of peace without any more moves for the New York Giants and happy ship. Somehow, old Santa keeps going. Each year commuting to East Rutherford. ALL PATIENT WIVES: Fewer sports on tele- he sets a new record for round-the-world travel, vision and a return to family conversation and the sports staff of The Daily Register would FRANK GLAZIER: a quarterback to replace like to see him nuke these stops this year. Tim Wilson. MY PATIENT FAMILY: A long tour of the EROL CERAN: A Rhodes Scholarship in four World War I battlefields PHIL V1LLAPIAN0 A Super Bowl ring and yean. a trip back to Oakhurst MY COLLEAGUES: Let a smile be your um- JOE PROVENZANO: One year It Monmouth brella. We are in for rain JOIN LEE: Fourteen starts at defensive end Regional without any transfers. for the San Diego Chargers next year. Finally, to the most important people, our EJ. "MIM" Trupa: An early start on the readers, a very Merry Christmas and a pros- DEFENSE — Greg Hutzel of Oceon Township applies defensive pressure LONNIE ALLGOOD: A chance to show some Monmouth College spring sports guide. perous, healthy New Year (Jud Hi as Monmouth Regional'; Mike Ruffin makes a move to the basket in third quarter of game won by Monmouth. 16 SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1*76 Purple Roses punch bounces Blue Bishops Let It b« known that the early In the first half and was pon shared scoring honors for Kathy Seger led the Blue streaked stopped last night at forcad to sit out. Teammate Hudson with 10 apiece Warriors with 17 point* 41. Dorl Gamble fouled out RBC is now 5-1 Robin Kirkpatrick and Alys- Tie Aibury Park High Besides losing Filter, the Shore Regional, led by Patti son Scott helped lead Red School girls basketball team. Roses watched Deedee Phil- Delehanty and Goya Quails, Bank to its third win of the , the team that It seemed had lips forced to the bench on picked up its fifth straight in year. forgotten how to lose, was re- fouls as many games minded that there is such a Kirkpatrick collected 17 a/id thing as defeat last night Tralka called on Teresa Delehanty picked up 17 Scott had 15 points to aid the when SI. Rose of Belmar Bowler and Sharon Walsh to points and Quails pumped in Buccaneer cause. came away with a MM vic- rill in and they did. 14 points and also took down tory. It ended Asburys win- Holly Reid paced Kumson Reaves ended the evening 18 rebounds ning streak at 41 games with 18 points. with 22 points. Anita Evans Kim Seger added 11 points "I think our depth made the and Rosie Strutz each added Jean Jacoby led the Manal- and 10 rebounds. big difference," said an exu- 1). pan attack with 17 points berant Vince Tralka, St. ROM Nancy Scott was right behind St. Rose kept a streak of Its Kathy Zucker of Marlboro head coach. "My ability toft, took game scoring honors withU. to the bench really paid off." own going with its seventh straight. with 18. Teammate Pat Krie- Bobbie Barker was high ter contributed 10 points. In other action Red Bank scorer for Freehold with 12 With Henry Hudson's Pat Catholic handed Henry Hud- points. Brink on the bench with an Middletown North out- son Regional its first loss of ankle injury, RBC came up scored Manasquan 18-11 in the " Monmouth, with the help of the season, J2-2S, Shore Re- with a balanced attack to stop third quarter to pick up its Linda Beyer's It points, got gional remained undefeated the Admirals skein at four. first victory of the season. Its third win In a row. with a 41-44 win over Marl- boro, MiddtoMwn North The Caseys' Barbara Gaffe Nancy Engemann had 18 Golden Falcon Pam Lewis downed Manasquan, M 54, was high scorer with eight. points and 18 rebounds to added 17 points. Red Bank Regional slammed Marguerite Maggs hit for sev- pace the Lions. Bonnie HUDSON HUG — Henry Hudson's Maria Augus- Caseys Barbara Gaffey and Hudson's Sue Culpan Rumson-Falr Haven Region- Mary Fornicola spear- en and Peg Eagan added six. O'Connor had 15 and Laurie headed the Ocean offense tine makes a move for the basket while EmllvFltz- look on. al, 5J-41, Manalapan crushed Lauire Loftus and Sue Cul- Patrick of Red Bank Catholic moves in. The Freehold, 5214, and Mon Keldman added 12. with 12 points. mouth Regional beat Ocean Township, 61 M

"I was worried that we had to go to Asbury Park to play," Tralka said. "If we Rangers tie Bruins had played at home I would have had no worries." BOSTON (AP) - The New Earl Anderson, recently play Thursday night snapped a Saleski fired a shot into the up- Red Wlags 5, Peagalas X "Once the game started 1 York Rangers came from be- called up from Rochester of the tie and powered the Buffalo Sa- per comer of the net while DETROIT (AP) - Detroit's knew we were going to win," hind twice Thursday night on a American Hockey League, gave bres to a come-from-behind 4-2 teammate Bob Kelly was in the BUI Lochead scored two goals, pair of second-period goals by Boston a 1-0 lead in the first National Hockey League victo- penalty box. It was his second the second snapping the game's rookie Don Murdoch and one by period as he converted a pass ry over the Toronto Maple shorthanded goal in as many final tie at 11:57 of the third Two of the players respon- Steve Vickers in the third peri- from Matti Hagman after a Leafs. nights. period, and the Red Wings went sible for Tralka's confidence od for a 3-3 National Hockey three-on-one break. Craig Ramsay scored an in- The Flyers' unbeaten streak on to post a 5-2 victory over the were Pat Flxter and Tracey League tie with the Boston Terry O'Reilly made It 2-0 on surance goal into an empty net is the longest in the NHL this Pittsburgh Penguins in a Na- Gunning, other wise known as Bruins. a pass from Don Marcotte In with 56 seconds left. season and six away from the tional Hockey League game "the franchise." The Rangers spotted the the opening minute of the sec- The Sabres rallied to extend league mark held jointly by the Thursday night. Bruins a 2-0 lead before strik- ond period before the Rangers their winning streak to seven 1974-75 Flyers and the 1940-41 Detroit's final two goals, by FUter pumped in 17 points ing back, hiking their record to started their rally. games after falling behind 2-0 Boston Bruins. defensemen Jim Nahrgang and before fouling out in the eight victories, two losses and Murdoch, New York's No. 1 in the first 5% minutes on goals Saleski's second goal of the Rick Wilson', skimmed into an fourth quarter and Gunning seven ties in the last 17 games. draft choice, scored his 26th 33 seconds apart by Bob Neely game, a deflection of a shot by empty net in the game's last tossed in a game high 24 NwVMt • 1 l-l goal of the season on a pass and Dave Williams.' defenseman Larry Goodenough minute after Pittsburgh pulled points. •Man I 1 l-l Fin) Ptrloa-I. Boslon. Anderson 1 from former Bruin Phil Espo- Flyers i, Capitals 2 from 45 feet, made Phila- goalie Denis Herron for an ex- (Hogmon. Morcoltt). S: 19 PBOOIIIM- sito, who circled the Boston net tra skater. Nahrgang's shot The Blue Bishops, led by PHILADELPHIA (AP) - delphia's margin 3-1 at 18:24 of duct, 6 40; R Smith, Sot, 6:40. while holding off defenseman the second period. Defenseman travelled 150 feet. Pam Reaves, mounted a Schmouti. Boi, 4:40. Right wing Don Saleski scored Dallas Smith with one hand. small lead-early in the game, StcomJ perlod-1, Boiton. O'Rillly i two goals Thursday night, help- Tom Bladon made it 4-1 when iMorcoltc. Shcpfnrdl, ;41. 3. Ntw York. he converted Rick MacLeish's but the Purple Roses came Murdoch 34 (Etposlto, McEwffll. 7:44. 4, Then Murdoch tied the score Ing the Philadelphia Flyers Ntw YorH. Murdoch 37 (Tkaciuk. Polli). as Walt Tkaczuk beat Boston pass at 3:10 of the third period. back to lead at the end of the li:4J Ptooltltl— None. beat the Washington Capitals 5- A Spectacular quarter, 2419 Third period—5, Boston, Bucyh 13,4:1$. goalie Gerry Cheevers to a 2 and extend their National The Flyers took a 1-0 lead at 4, Ntw York. Vlchers 11 (Dillon). 11:40. loose puck and passed behind Hockey Leagueunbeatenstreak 13:11 of the first period, when Record Book of St. Rose retained the lead Murdoch, NY, 7:3V; Mlibury. Sol, motor', the netminder to Murdoch. to 17 games. 7:39. Tkociuk. NY. gomt misconduct, Mel Bridgman came out of the and was up at the half, 33 32 7.39. voctnall. NY. 13:35; Park. Bos, Buffalo 4, Toro-lo 2 Saleski retrieved a rebound penalty box, took a perfect pass Worldwide 1):3S. In what Tralka termed a Shoti on Qool-Ntw York 9-11-7-37. BUFFALO (AP) - Rene of an Orest Kindrachuk shot from Bobby Clarke In the right poorly played game by both Boiton I II 13-31 Robert's 10th goal of the season that had been pushed out front circle and sent the puck past News Events Goolln-Ntw York, Grotton Boston. teams. Chttvtn. A-13.7II with just under five minutes to by Caps goalie Bemie Wolfe. Wolfe. "The game was very physi- cal," he said. "It was just one of those knock down, drag em out fights." Steelers: No love lost Everytime there was a loose ball there would be OAKLAND (AP) - Every- when Pittsburgh, although rid- gals' pass defense for 217 yards working with one of the NFL's three, or four girls on the thing's back to normal: the ing an impressive winning and four touchdowns. strongest running attacks. floor after H and everytime Pittsburgh Steelers want to see streak, still needed help to "If we helped the Steelers, Franco Harris and Rocky there was a rebound there the Oakland Raiders go down reach the National Football that's the breaks," said Oak- Bleler both rushed for more were always eight or nine to defeat Sunday. League playoffs. land offensive guard Gene Up- than 1,000 yards, but each is pairs of hands up for It." The harder, the better. The Raiders provided the as- shaw. "They did a lot to help trying this week to come back Just a few weeks ago, Steel- sistance with a 35-20 Monday themselves, too." from minor injuries. A physical battle does not UP AND AWAY — Red Bank Catholic's Barbara ers quarterback Terry Brad- night victory over Cincinnati, There was no talk then of the Stabler is the NFL's leading go without a few fouls. Gaffey goes up for a shot while Sue Culpan of Hen- shaw was calling the Raiders the Steelers' division rivals, as George Atkinson-Lynn Swann passer with 27 touchdown Reaves got into trouble ry Hudson Regional goes for a blocked shot. "my favorite team." That was Ken Stabler riddled the Ben- incident in this year's season passes and a 67 per cent com- opener. Swann, the Steelers' pletion rate, but needs good top pass-catcher, left that ga me running support from Mark van early with a concussion alter Eeghen, Clarence Davis and being decked by Raiders safety others to make him most effec- Wave beats St. Rose in 2 OT Atkinson, and the Raiders won tive. 31-28. (Continued) first quarter. Both Monmouth and Ocean Bob King, with seven of his tf? T Pittsburgh Is favored because town with It points and Mike Ed McGarvey added 10 hit on 32 per cent o[ their 17 points in the final period, S3. This week, the incident has of Its defense which allowed Lambert added 14. points. shots from the floor, but the led Monmouth. Joe Smith Stnfcwcx been discussed as though it oc- only two touchdowns in the fi- WNtt Shore, led by Mark i Phil Simon led Marlboro Golden Falcons picked up 21 added 13. curred yesterday. There's been nal nine regular season games Caulfield, blew past Marl- with seven points. Kyle Wem- points at the charity line to Vance Skidmore was high 535* more name-calling than at a and recorded five shutouts, 3 14 Muhammad All weigh-in. boro. mett also pumped in six along make the difference. Eleven man for the Spartans (0-5) 11 1. most in the NFL since 1944. Caulfield scored 10 of his with Brian Fitzroinck. of those points came in the with 15 points. Joe Bonforte ar 30 13 OlTolols And here's how the Steelers Oakland uses a three-four de- Wolln 1. II 13 game high 20 points in the fourth quarter. hit for 12. 17 17 14 and Raiders weigh In for their fensive allignment up front and Say "Merry Christmas" or MIVF »*"•' third consecutive American the key factor should be wheth- "Happy Holiday" or whatever Conference title game show- er the Raiders are effective down and their fifth postseason against the run, Including But say it with a gift that will meeting in five years: scrambles by Bradshaw. bring remembrances throughout the years the Mating, hand- Pittsburgh is on a 10-game "In the playoffs, all the winning streak as it aims for a teams are evenly matched. The some, hardcover edition of THE third consecutive Super Bowl team that wins will be the one WORLD IN 1976. a product ol triumph. Oakland has won 11 that holds down the turnovers The Associated Press, the games in a row. and makes the big plays," says world's largest news agency The 1 Bradshaw has the luxury of Stabler n, ——o ?' top history making events of the year ace told in thousands of •«- Colts set mark citing words and hundreds of dramatic black and white and WEST POINT, NY. - The also got a second place finish. color photographs Since the vol- Christian Brothers Academy Bob Redmond, Mark Flem- ume will cove'r the full 12 distance medley team set a ing, Eric Zousza and Jim Hi new Monmouth County and. Boggs combined to record a months, it won't bo finished until it -u school record while partici- 31.9 time after the first of trie year, but a pating in the New Jersey request Irom you will send a gift f Zouza also captured a fifth C.T.C. Holiday Relays. certificate on its way to the pef- The Colt team, composed of in the long jump with an 18- Juice' tops list 11% leap son or family of your choice Fred Rochelle. Jerry Kane, Dom Lunanuova, and Ron WMo you're it h. order a copy NEW YORK (AP) - National Football League rushing The sophomore distance Gale ran the course In 10:33.4 champion O.J. Simpson of Buffalo leads seven players named medley team was first in a for your self I with Gale covering the last for the third straight year to the All Pro team selected by time of 11:27.4. leg In 4:17.7. Paramus Catho- the professional Football Writers Association of America. The freshmen hurdle relay f THE WORLD IN 197S lic took first. Toe team was announced Saturday. team finished on top on a The CBA hurdle relay team time of 39.8 P0.B.04 Besides Simpson, the repeaters, were tackle Ron Vary 'TEANECK.IU.07tM I of Minnesota, center Jim Langer of Miami, defensive end I Enckamd a I Jack Youngblood of Los Angeles, linebacker Jack Ham of . copies or Tt» World I Pittsburgh, safely Ken Houston of Washington and punter PRESTIOI it t»r»u S» Much to Ray Guy of Oakland KEYSTONK SAVINGS Joining Simpson in the All Pro backfield are running back Walter Payton of Chicago and quarterback Bert Jones of C%/fM. Baltimore. Besides Langer and Vary, the offensive line includes guard Dan Dierdorf of Si Louis and guards Joe S4KXl0.IYctrMICJf.lo DeLamielleure of Buffalo and John Hannah of New England The wide receivers are Drew Pearson ol Dallas and Cliff Branch of Oakland with Dave Casper of Oakland picked as REBOUND BATTLE — A pair of St. Rose players and Clinton Wheeler of nm, _*— i the tight end. Jim Bakken of St. Louis was named the team's Long Branch battle tor a rebound in last night's game won by Long Branch place kicker. "« "•«*• CMC* or ran, ordtr In double overtime. ts there where you are p**4*» K tnt AUOOWM ftMI SHREWSBURY. N J FNCMY. KCGMSER14.

Fact and fiction abou/ t reindeer II Santa Claus' sleigh winds up on your roof tonight from Arctic Europe are as domesticated as cattle and larly halt, is a aMw-whitc neck or cape of bug rwrtt it win be because of reindeer rather than Jet power ^^B^SHBK 4htttfcA aaa>JlaViah -J— ^Jl — hair The btdy hair U brownish or grayish with white or The reason I am bringing this up is because 1 know iran even more QOCUC. gray on the lower portions and a rump patch a few things about reindeer and wish the manufacturers Hainrtm and caribou are extremely unusual looking Reindeer have very Urge feet with widely sotay**) of Yuletide sleighs and toys would be more accurate in animals, not at all like the (aim replicas of whiietail hooves that enable them to travel Ihe boggy tuadra or their portrayals of Prancer, Dancer and group deer that we so often see in trait of toy sleighs muskeg with effortless ease Figuratively, they can fly Rudolph is a fake Reindeer don't have rednose s HENRY The bulls, or Map. carry huge antlers The cows, or over tundra in which a hone would break Its legs The story about Santa Cltus' sleigh being pulled does, may alto have antlers but invariably smaller. In Newfoundland, where I hunted over a span of about It Nothing in nature moves me to greater rrplure than by reindeer is not such a big fake In northern Scandi ihe stgnl of a great stag caribou on the Arctic barrens navia, Finland and Lapland reindeer have been domes SCHAEFER years, it teemed that leu than half of the mature fe- The only sight that ran beat It is eight reindeer, a Ucated for centuries. They draw sleighs, are milked, males had antlers sleigh, and a guy In a redsui t on top of your roof and in addition to supplying meat, their hides are used The beams and brow lines of the bulls lend to sweep for clothing and bedding. back from the head and then up and forward in a semi- rtnljelDKti The sleigh of the original Santa Claus, who lived circular shape. Typically a forward extension of the The second highest number of waterfowl ever quite close to the North Pole, undoubtedly was drawn However 1 am sure that if a reindeer (minus sleigh) brow tinea u palmated, meaning flat recorded, more than M6.MI birds, was found lo be using by reindeer. The number could very well have been from Lapland were to walk across any portion of' the In hunter parlance these flattened portions of the New Jersey's wetlands this fall, according lo the Divi- eight because it was probably a big sleigh and reindeer North American tundra the Eskimos or Indians would antlers, extending almost to the end of the nose are sion of Fish. Game, and Shellflshenes. which has com- aren't all that big. recognize it as a woodland or barren ground caribou called shovels No other animal has them pleted an aerial survey of Ihe important areas Reindeer are circumpolar and my belief is that The woodland caribou bulls can weigh up to 600 The antlers of a big caribou can extend about as far Fred Ferrtgno. the division's wetlands biologist who there is really only one species, although the three pounds but are usually smaller. Domestic reindeer that above its head as the top of the shoulders are above the supervised the survey. »ald that this fall's waterfowl North American races are called caribou. The Arctic I have seen appeared to be about the same size ground, meaning about four feet In other words, if the count of 4II7JJ was within approximately 4.6M birds of range of this animal is so enormous there are bound to To this day it hat been found impossible to keep ca- stag Is M Inches at the top of the shoulders, the top of the all-time record of 4I4.K75 which was reached last be racial differences. ribou in captivity, and this Is puzzling since the reindeer the antlers may be eight feet above the ground year Distinctive among reindeer and caribou, particu- Blue-Gray a bomb bowl? Brothers climb into first as Murphy posts shutout I Wyoming aims for upset NEWARK - Dan Murphy Association's "B" Division plied the assist potted his first shutout of the Murphy turned back IT Goals by Peter Dtcksua M season and Christian Brothers Prep shots as the Colts raised MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) Homer Rice, who should know, competed 52 of 110 passes for back position will be essential assist from brother David, Academy got single goals their season's record to 4-1 - The Blue-G ray Football Clas- having coached Kramer at Rice 65» yards and four touchdowns for Wyoming if It hopes to and Mancuso, assisted h> from Huey O'Hern, Peter and recorded their third sic is shaping up as a battle of this year. "I imagine we'll put this year, despite silting out' knock off highly favored Ok- C'reg Riddle, closed out tie Dickson and Chris Mancuso straight victory since a lots to the bombs with quarterbacks the ball in the air a pretty good part of the season with injuries. lahoma in Fiesta Bowl VI to- scoring for CBA In the ttcorid Steve Pisarkiewicz of Missouri Wt." morrow. to beat St. Peter's Prep of East Side period Pisarkiewict will be sighting Jersey City yesterday and and Tommy Kramer of Rice Rice Is counting on "two ex- in on wide receiver John Kim- Coach Fred Akers, who take over sole possession of O'Hern got the Colts on the CBA oulshul the losers. If manning the heavy artillery. -cellentwidereceivers,"-Perry brough of St. Cloud State, who guided the Cowboys to their first place In the Northern Scoreboard 14 57 Into the first 17. Bob Rand slopped » sh«t> Kramer, calling the signals Griggs of Troy State and John- has 158 career receptions for 2,- first post-season game in Jersey Scholastic Ice Hockey period as David Dickson tup- in goal for Prep, now Ml ,< for Ihe South squad In the an- ny Perkins of Abeline Chris- 878 yards and 11 touchdowns. eight years, is the first to ad- nual college all-star game Fri- tian—to complete the passing " Kimbrough It real quick and mit that his Western Athletic day afternoon, passed his way formula the South may need to catches the ball well," said Conference co-champion team to All-America status with 507 end a three-year losing streak Christiansen. "He has real good doesn't have anywhere near career completions on l,0M at- in the classic. the depth Oklahoma has. He PLAYER OF WEEK Lions lead bowling tempts for I,1M yards and 15 Also In the lineup is Auburn lftheweathermancooperates also will admit that his team — Curtis Goodlng, touchdowns. quarterback Phil Gargls, who, and provides the party cloudy owe* its 8-3 record largely lo Brookdale Community The Mlddletown North Donna Winter led the Mld- •trtos. Valarta kvajuai roUtd Competing for the air space as the Tigers' second all-time and moderately cool weather the fact that there were no College forward was. bowling team remained on dletown North attack with a a MB aeries for Matawan over Cramton Bowl will be Pi- offensive leader, will make the predicted—temperatures in the debilitating injuries at vulner- chosen by the New Jer- top In the Shore Conference IN game and a 527 scries Leslie Douglas and Sue sarkiewicz, who became Mis- South a threat on the ground, mid 40's—those watching the able positions. sey Basketball Writers Northern Division with a 34 Marie Morrison was high for Merkle paced the Keaniburg souri's all-time career passing as well. nationally televised game "We've been very fortunate Association as the Play- win over Henry Hudson Re- Henry Hudson with a 415 team Douglas bowled a IM leader this year, completing 23t Former Stanford Coach Jack should get an aerial treat for in avoiding Injuries In certain er of the Week. Good ing gional yesterday game and a 4U series and passes on 509 attempts for 1,411 areas, like our offensive led the charge with 29 Merkle had game* of 181 tut Christiansen is equally sang- Christmas—a little early. points and 16 rebounds Nancy Koff put together a yards. uine about the North's pros- Kickotf at Cramton Bowl is line," said Akers as his Cow- In othtr action. Rarltan 187 and totiled 1 505 B* as the Jersey Blues up- 485 series for Karitan Mari- UMMft ^ "Tommy Kramer Is a super pects with Pisarkiewicz at the set for 1:00 p.m. ('ST. boys continued practice ses- nipped Long Branch, M, Mid lyn Schroeder had a Ml series i sions for Saturday's 1 p.m. set nationally ranked dletown"South got by Mata- passer and can run the option helm, aided by quarterback Avoiding injuries on the of- Essex County College, In a losing effort for Long well, said the South's coach, Mike Cordova of Stanford, who fensive line and at the full- EST kickoff wan Regional, 2-1, Keansburg Branch 85-83. The contest Itself downed Ocean Township, I-1 was also chosen as the and the Keyport-Hed Bank The Middletown South Win of the Week by the Regional match was post- charge was led by Judy Dan- w association. Finley wraps up Kuhn case poned iels with a IM game and a 471 Jai CHICAGO (AP) - Charles O Agreement, said the sales were fense. Finley's lawyer, Nell Pa- Baylor suggested to me that he Finley testified Thursday that "not In the best interests of piano, is not expected to call would like to discuss this with six of his players were told by baseball" and said they would any more witnesses. his attorney in Austin (Tex.)," agent Jerry Kapstein in June tend to upset "competitive bal- Finley, attempting to show Finley testified. not to sign contracts with the ance" In the American League his efforts to sign or trade six Finley said he met the next Oakland A's. by making New York and Bos- free agents before he resorted day with Baylor's lawyer and Finley alto said Don Baylor ton too strong and weakening to the cash-only trade, testified accountant but the pair re- rejected his one-time offer of Oakland. that he also met for t% hours jected a contract offer of I6J5,- $635,000 over three years. Judge Frank J. McGarr re- with Baylor in a futile effort to 000 over three years after about He said he believes baseball's cessed the U.S. District Court reach a contract agreement for 30 minutes in conference. Why Not Major League Agreement trial until Jan. 1, when Kuhn's the 1176 season. He also testified that Kap- doesn't give the commissioner attorneys will cross-examine "During that time, I made a stein, agent for sU unsigned Be Cagey power to void legal trades in Finley and then begin their de- very substantial offer and Don Oakland players including Rudi the game, but allows him only and Fingers, said the players to "make sure there is no gam- would wait to see what offers SCOT* Your bling—and nothing immoral go- came in from other teams be- ing on." fore considering another year's Own Points Ski News contract with Oakland. Finley, wrapping up his case against Commissioner Bowie McAFEE — Vernon Valley and Great Gorge now olfer Finley testified that Kapstein In The Register's Kuhn, also testified that he of- Ladles Day rates, EVERY day Monday through Friday. The said he would then give Finley fered outfielder Joe Rudi a con- schedule of reduced rates goes for both alpine and cross-coun- a chance to match the offers. tract that would have paid Rudi try skiing. Finley took the stand on Basketball IIM.OOO in 1978. Under the Ladies Day rate plan, its S18 for a lift ticket, Wednesday for the first time in But Finley said Rudi later re- lesson and equipment rental. If you bring your own equip- the six-day trial. During both Contest jected the offer and Finley lat- ment, It's $12 for a lift ticket and lesson. days, he sought to give the im- er tried to sell him to the Bos- For skiing mothers, with youngsters age two to six, the pression that his sales were a ton Red Sox for SI million. Hansel and Gretel ski class Is available. For |». Vemon Val- business decision brought on Kiihn voided the June 15 ley-Great Gorge will lake care of Instruction on and off the' buy pressure from players, sales of Rudi and relief pitcher slopes as well as equipment rental and lunch. poor attendance at Oakland RoUle Fingers to the Boston home games, and high oper- Red Sox for $1 million each, ating costs. and pitcher Vida Blue to the HERKIMER, NY. - The annual two-month frolic known As an example of high ex- Win Up To New York Yankees for$1.5 mil- as the Fulton County Winter Carnival starts right after the lion. Christmas holidays. penses, Finley said It takes up to »U million to operate Oak- At the time, Kuhn, citing a Activities include dog sled races, Feb. 5-4; motorcycle $ land's system of farm clubs, phrase in the Major League and automobile races on ice; alpine ski races and cross-coun- try events. and 90 per cent of the players picked up for the system never made it to the major leagues. 100 Weekly Freehold MOUNT SNOW, VT. - NASTAR competitors can find Results their Valhalla at Mount Snow this winter as the southern Ver- Cougars streak If you think you know your basketball, here's your M - »a» IM Pmix mont area will conduct NASTAR events three days a week. FWOOTUMoWMI AM IN l.M downs Huskies chance to win some cash prizes. All you have to do is SWIM otrun itajwri IM «.« Also, the Student Ski Association (SSA) will visit Mount T«mmv ThM (WoflMn) 4.M Snow for the first three weeks of January. The SSA carnivals CEDAR RIDGE - The Ce' predict the high school and college game winners. >)<-tn IM nra i joo T t:ff.i In The Register's Basketball Contest, you simply check SM0K IPrMnvi) t.M 4.M 1.40 include a busy schedule of on-slope and apres-ski activities dar Ridge wrestling team a tOwtriMr) 1.M >.4t from races to parties. closed out its match with the high school and college teams you think will win nM IGl) 1.4* The SSA shindigs start just after Mount Snow holds its an- (M) ».40 Man wan Regional with four Irom the ones listed on the weekly entry forms. You may tta (4-1) U M nual U.S. Ski Team fund raising days, Jan. 1-2. Anyone who straight pins to pick up Its submit up to six different entries each week. And » IFwIno) 14X10IO 1.40 contributes $2 receives a team pin with proceeds going to sup- fourth straight. 44-11. Mi4.41 l.M port the national team. anyone of any age is eligible to participate. During the l.M Recording pins for the Cou- 17 II 114 .00 gars In that streak were Gary basketball season, $100 will be awarded each week to Pwtt I JM T 1.11 GfOlttulSparlilKFiWImai) ...7.» 4 00 Bushing (158) Paul Petcher the person who selects the greatest number of winning 1.40 CORTLAND, NY. - Twenty New York stale ski areas (170). Roy Williams (188) and teams. Since ties are inevitable among entrants, you will Lltoo Victor <9>*oaell "40 »•» will participate in the fourth annual Easter Seal skiathon heavyweight Steve Hardy. MtvlhrlMi (LKK»I) >.• from Feb. (-12. be asked to estimate the total number of points that ALL •aA IM) 111 M Tom Movoz (198) alto got a B-PnWnnil.MI1:HI Winners who collect the most pledge money will receive a pin for Cedar Ridge. teams on the list will score. In case of ties,that number SpUlrLlHI<*M4l) IM IM IM millMULXlUC—»l 4.00 l.M ski weekend at Mount Tremblaitt in Canada. Other ski prizes alatawan showed its will decide the winner of winners. OraaaAaeyN ISraccI) 100 include equipment, ski passes and goodies donated by local strength in the lower middle Don't miss your chance to cash in! You'll find your entry M> - TiW IMPanaUMT 1:04 1 merchants. weights with victories by La- SMoMatPIMM 7.M S.M IM form in the Sports Section of this Sunday's Register. Marti *eatr|OMBMai> 10.00 U.» verne Underwood (115), BUI CUM TMatfirNII llnoMII 4.M Smith (141) and Percy Rich- 14-71 M0 M Meadowlands Results ardson (148). Pumuaa BASKETBALL CONTEST Mark an "X" m me tquare selections around as you This contest it open to aU 0Mm4»llnrn«l too S.» l.M IM-PataM»4 Part* 4J00 TIM OW - Paa) MM Parat H4H T l:0J Smith and James Schanck ROLES oppoata ths mm you beans wrth Contestants are atowed eicepl Register employees JMUIMILaak) J.a) l.M KManrrtSMalSoooal.IIJto.Si 400 »Pleattcoiwimaai..HJt tM IM to submit one hand-snatched MoryauHor IRIMitl IM FraVl II IGMmaarl AM ! 00 toiaOM WWK Wa I liaHiil 1 JO 110 (115) arc both undefeated in »# win Neil, attmato tn« and members ol their tamaes HaavtamKntNai Jtt Ttnt»n Manwawm i i> dual meets for the Huskies (1- total number ol points you tacsimile Entry lorms By participating in Ihis •aooo (Ml IIJ» M M M WVHOn reproduced elaciioncaly are contest, the winner or winners t» - Fata UOFwMUMT 144 M-Pan MiMPmt 7,000 T1:H-1 laKMOIinaO btan* w* be scored by ALL •aaarra (Piartal M toil 00 ]a m- PacaMatPatalMltT la I 1) NO roncMM Mam laams o( me 20 oamis toM not acceptable eiprnaly content lo »» use OVMMUI IL4CW44I ID1J0 IM «.» 1.41 ar>amT(Oantom) sot lot too CMtMIIFIMnl l.M l.M umtSmiucaMt Caa> KMat 144) w ••> OH A pnn of StOO wi be gmn Should • Its or Ms occur, the ol their name, address and t*oaaalMract(»as«a'a*t> 1» Jtt *nal Pf hio (Wkal 4 00 MO All entries must be in The Ml* Flirt (CWimrl • •OMIHaniraM IM Mt - Tarn toaw (Cl 9 O«v Pucrr- •w ptnon Mttctng He mod enlry or entries showing Register oltice by 5 p m photograph n news stories ••BM nun JO PwoMMii winners Irom th« 20 closes lo the actual number Thursday preceding the and/or advertising promotion Htj- Pan IM Parallel 11:04 I atOFWMUMT I:SU IIS - Janoo fctaao. IMI < am aw fritm gsnws H»d ot this contest without lurther tk* IWI 4.M 4 00 l.M (QUIT). U <44 ol points scored will be weekend games Only one Mi taa» IWlllUi I....7J0 141 140 IB - Mart MMvlli ICI a Ml O NMll. Only those games thai are remunaraton TlMI iWMIomi »» >» Elioaaajai (Wrlatai 140 >40 Ti i* ICfi» )O0 144 Ita declared the winner award will be made to any r (F1IUI IM Ha iCaa/la an loo «. 19 - PaK null ICI • Knot Frtarlclt. played mv It* wMkand w* cacn conieiiani m permnea contestant or household in btisMd up lo su entries Switch your anyone week The Register reserves the TriOKtt IM4I MU.40 IIS - LOVtrlto UMOrwoo* (Ml 41 light lo void the contest m any Ma»Dtn)dtllUCaiMI4JI I4t lot Pan Mat Pano lUtt T l:tu lo cat* ot an untwakatm •». toonii aorrati mkO—i 4.41 MO w Haraor (Ml ...AM l.a IM araxTaaaor, iw week that lets than 15 or the al wmsrt w* snart aquafty twenty garnet am played ' ..*M Ecoa'atati PM 10 aaryi joo UOK tPttroi I.'T' * 4 40 141 - BUI Srttlrh (Ml 41 Lafry Ct*m |H|lt» T 1:11.1 IIHIVM Taf'-Pa'cr alrtarawn (Ml a J«M aa.-Pat»MatPaiaruooTl:tu YaaatPaXIL 4 44 110 > 40 ItJ - Gary e«*Mt ICI p Lonw Hot- r I (Mae I Stt>airOaMr(LoMaortrl 110 si Tar LaMI [Wtntl, Jtl IM WM. Ilia »r»t ILaarll 17t — Powl Plchtr (Cl9 Grta JGOAU^I rortaamovlDomrtil IM tat ma^itniiiaia .SM TtltPacT* IM-OI CUKHM The Daily Register The Sunday Register ATTBMUUICt - !«.«• r William JCTOTI totaar), It-II - ttm HaroV ICI p Jaaai M>- til 18 TheDtflyRegfcter SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY DECEMBER 24 19/6 Tell 100,000 Daily Register readers! Sell It! Quicker than FAST! DIAL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE 542-1700 CALL TOU FREE ROM WATAWAN AREA 566^100 (All TOU FREE FROM MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300. 101. ApqrtmonU , Autos For Sole 2. AutotForSolt Tiger 77. Pets And Livestock CHRISTMAS PUPS KEANSBURO - 3'J room g>r««n PONTIAC 1*71 - LeMani. twodoor. Lhosoi, German Shtpherdt. Cocfc-o- aparlmenf Private tntranre, 1190 automatic, air, low mileage Clean poos. Beogie* Poodles Dolmoiiom monthly 12 37 Hancock St Apt ?4A J Autoi_For Sole _ l __ AUine IIMi 1414319 others Rtos«noble prices Be a imori 3 JOOOE CABS AND'TRUCKS »7t - PONTIAC "Ck M ANT iT7J T * u KEANSBURG - &&. >eilve menmiy piu* ABSOLUTELY thu od on any 1977 Dodgt cor or truck Radio Power iteer.ngwoKei 79.000 All Breed Grooming utilities 787^304^ < n ttock or ordered Only ol FIM milti CvHom Landou roof Great NO DOWN PAYMENT DODGE. Eotonlown {tiioblnrtt{t d 71 THIMK 5AJJTA FREE TO GOOD HOME - Femoli KEY PORT' - Garden apartmenti KSl I i H1 inapt Private owner ?vl 1713 calico cat, ont year spayed good dn Onebedroom aportmenii awoiiooie ) ClKiSi H17 Giving up flue to allergy 9J4) WOOI VAN 1977 - btiivertd at «99 RABBIT — Ai much Mad and nyiime seven wer i old. S75 each ana etficitnciei. ovallobit now No Mils Warranty Available t»r. Good- dependable irantpoi 741-4510 pcli Coil 1M IS44 Np m __ On n/|ost Models lood tchool of ilolion car Mull ttll Rll FENHOUSE byChnitmot Leovmg viote Fir it WOO LINCOLN MERCURY Inc LdN& IIIANCM - m 130 U mon Ave okei It Coll 739 J7J9 M0HWV_H_ 77S-1MO OCEAN TWP 80. Bicycles/ Five room oportment. 111) '"c'upmg No Credit SEE* A RUSSELL MAN - For IN heal Four room apartment 1200 m Applications Refused! OOb'G¥TflJ CHAHGf • S E - Mil car buyi RUSSELL Oidimobne Mini/Motor Bikes eluding heot One monlh"f itcunty Irougnom HI VI, two door nordiop CodHioc Co . 100 Newman Springt Rd BICYCLES - Two. girl s lady i. 16 536 6375 F«r Quick Credit OK lucktt itoti, console. AM FM ilereo Boy s man s. 16 Buy one, 140, oth IO. Olr conditioned, power iletnng Red Bank 741 0910 LONG BRANCH WE'ST END - Call 1 one tree 717 0391 between 5 7 p r Three room furnished oportmenl with and power brokti. ntw tiret ond boT iiMCA l»4 only Hy, wlrt wnttl covtri, mtlolut uiuc I ttf.Utt 51. Help Wonted 53 Domestic Help 71. Merchandise all utilities, on Octon Boulevard near lift whit* v|nyl rool. whit* uprtol Coil 741 I7IS CUSTOMER SERVICE COORDINA HOUSEKEEPER - Live in, two in For Sale For Sole oil shopping 112-4747 229-3313 Itry Eactlltnt condition »700 or TOR — rA>tt bt obit lo lypt. hovt Itlt lomily, vtry nice room. TV Refer SHUFFLEBOARO - SSO Room div. 81. Sports Equipment LONG BRANCH - Three-room lur- WtOOttM«Otler Coll 717 9371 STRAUBBUICK -OPEL phoflf p*rtonolltv, be obit lo handli tnc«, Wrlle lo Box R III The Daily FIREWOOD - Finest quality leoton d*r wth roll-lop dtlk. formica top Dor n.shtd aportment. oft street parking ALL AMERICAN INC NINE ACRES of New and Uied Cvt oil customer reloled problcmi EN ed oak W0 cord, delivered Fui cord droweri ond iheives bell olftr Red ICE SKATES -Girl I Kiel. > ail utilities supplied 1115 plus stcu dOREMUSTORD Mwy 15 2444000 Ktypor Regiiltf, Shrewibury, N J 07701 guaranteed ?91 «ilS or WUIJ3 SALES SERVICE PARTS MMtnct helpful but not necttiory ig choir. SSO Two occanonol rlly Avoiloblt now Adult* pruterred TOO Shrewitmry Avt, Rid Bank '414000 THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new HOUSEKEEPER — Two In family, FIREWOOD FOR SALE - Cheap" in, mull be ictn, oest oiler naptll 1132371 • MW.rt»~l600-With 7002 engine JO Caum-lllf liveday-wtek Light nouitwork ond PISTOL - 357 Magnum. Blockhowfc ond uied cart In Manmoutrt County Cords already ipnt. ISO We dHi*tr Broided ruo. »» 47M7W LONG BRANCH - Lorge> one bed m p g. 43000 or Oesl alter Moving FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - LE Over 100 olr conditioned ntw con InDENTAL ASSISTANT/RECEPTION- Cooking Wrllt to Box R 239. The Doily Coll 291 3751 4»i barrel, 1IM or best otter After 6 VINE MOTOR CORP , Maple Avt . itock McGLOlN BUICK OPEL INC . IST — Experienced lull lime Four Reglittr. Shrtwibury, N J 07701, NGER — Stwlng machine. Full p m , KM 111 room on Chelieo 1100 ptr monlh un Red Bonk 741-4170 Shrtwibury Avt . Ntw Shrewibury handed dtntntry No evtnmgt Call FIREWOOD - Pick up or deiivi iQ.0. six houri ute only, all atloch furnlihed UtilHies included. Colt m BMW t*71 -~Modtl 7007.~rTtvado Ton '4I63QO 747 9090 between II JO ond I 30 pm Little Silver Rtpoir Ctnter 6111 55,000 mile*. Iwo new iteel belled rod, FIAT 1974 - 134 Spidtr convertible 54 Situations Wanted M7 OS n 83, CBs, Electronic* ol mow lirei immoculale 13100 Good condition AM'FM radio, Alloy TOP TRADE"ALLOWANCE - Superb DENTAL ASSISTANT - Port-tlmt. MATAWAN CROSS ROAD MANOR Negotiable Coll alter Dec 14. 544«n**H AthlngVHOO H* 96» Female FIREWOOD CB RADIO - SBE Console II, V-Quod Ont ond two bedrooms. Heal, hot wa service DOWNES PONTIAC. 41 Low Hoiltl arto Experience ncl ntcei antenna, Sigma *• antenna, power conditioned A FIAT 400D 1947 - four Michel In X er Moln St , Matowan SM 1799 tory Hour! 1-4 pm. Won.. Tuei. ANYTIME CHILD CARE — Two us torn SNOW TIRES - Four F7I*14. E« er cooking gas Thuri . Fn Pltoie tend rtiumt to 7 3365, 530 10 pn cellent condition tlOtoch mike, COOM and swilchbOM plus eilrai •Kit 120 566 4010 BMW*T|74 - 7007. air. tour "ipeid. sun teei belled rodiolt. 10 mpg plut. t300 TOYOTA COROLLA 1975 - Aulomot wecki Id and up it 00 ptr hour Call 7474364 i4M 671 «47 or 739 1613 roof Mint condition 14OO0 SM04OJot Coll 44? JQ6I tc, AM'FM with eight-track. iJlOO or Bo. S-2M. Tne Doily Regiller Shrtxl- State approved center Coll 141 5213 GARAGE DOOR — Four months old. RED BANK - Large hree bedroom > bury, N J 01701 SNOW TIRES - L7B*IS Dunlop tour _. .ing room, liv . ler 7 pm. FORD PINTO 1974 - Grttn, two btlfofftr 391 0DS9 CHILD CARE IN MY HOME — Any16i7 Hush ovtrhead door, S250 291 84. Merchandise oparlmeni Kitchen ' DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full lime. age, any time, affordable ralti, DM6 between 9$ ply whllewoli. 13495 complete TOM t worker, in1 ill. 541 rk 11500 or belt otler Ion 13)00 or ntortlt otter Mull Itll RED BANK CALL 7470040 telitgeni and a teit ttorler Exctlltn Coil 143 }W lalary and trlnae bcntdti Call Mr C. DOUGLAS ALAN VENTURA SPRINT 1973 - Rtd will Rtynoldi. 141 U6l ORGAN TIRES — Snowi, Iwo L7I«15 Firtttont ALLLIONELTRAINS . MERCEDES BENZ NTERNATIONAL TRAVELAL 1973 blacu itripei, 350 VI, AMFM. olr •vhilewolli on GM wheels, ultd only Or Flyer. Top caih appraiial 946 1193 - Four wh*tl drive Towing packagt 3S,0O0milei 7391704 61 Business one leoion, i70 542-1974. ANTIQUES - Anything old Furni- IQD OwdnpQfl Aye , Llttte Silver Ul M\ Priced lor quick ialt. 747 0704 eve FOOD SERVICE MANAGER - With Of Asbury Park CHttffl.Ll MALIBU He* - Auti VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1170 50.000 experience to work in ikllled nuriing TIRES — Two steel belted radial snow ture, china, alasi, doils. lewelry rugi molic tronimliiion, power itttrlng Opportunities Top cosh paid Viar ver Immediate cash Top dollar Good condition 1750 S4I1000 Hwy 9 Freehold our cuitomtn. 164-1144. 4271 841 3393 ? a»l-07Ubetwttn>-S 442 014' HI-FI EQUIPMENT - Akol Mod.. LINCOLN TOWN COUPE 1974 - Sll LAUNDRY M W - Pari-lime Apply AA6200. AM/FM stereo receiver, 30 TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, Chin CHEVROLET If49 IMPALA - Ntw ver blur oil txtros. Mini condlllon In ptrion Man through Frl , lo Garden wait RMS. (blown output Irani All mokei new or uied Guaranleed t blle d blb front MOktl Good Ironipor luhon lo LOW mlleogt I510Q firm 132-7466. 3 Trucks and Trailers State Manor Nuriing Home, 16 Von ISO BSR outomoti low ai SIS. Serpico i, 101 Monmoufh B l* cosh for onythino and tv- -i>rk AsMng V)SO 177 I 119 rtmedia Ruscil 1. IS Eoil Front, St , MARK in i (NCOl N W6V 6Odd CM FOR SALE OR TRADE - 1974 Brocklt Rd . Hotmdtl 71 Merchandise agnttic St. Nt«t to theater. 747 0415 erylhlno ( HEVY NOVA 1947 - Witt, 1»7(J IS dllion Negollableprlct- Chevrolet Pickup, ' • Ion VI. ttlck, engint. ntw paint. Hollty. Edtlbrack rodiolt. gouget. heavy suipentlon, ra- LEGAL SECRETARY - With ot leoit For Sale UNPAINTED PRINTING PRESS Mlckiy Thompion. Rocket, Huril HI U/O< e«einrigs dio, eight-track. CB. new polo' tn- mret yeari txperitnee required Five Small, tooie top, hand opcraled print- Trant^Q Shirt Kit. Laktwood, mucl MAZDA RX4 WAGON - 197^4 Air.Ctlltnt condition Call alter, f p m 566 dayi per week No Soli or legal ho AIR CONDITIONER $100 - Fort. 18 ««• ipeoki FURNITURE ing press In good working condition tour ipeed. mow tirti, 17,000. ex •335 Twin btd, 13 Or btit offers Moving. with chases, quomi, etc Can 6/1 0838 mort, Ir good condition. Btst offe lldayi. Complete benefiti-lllt Iniur- mult itll immediately 7J9 1039 747-O4W. Largest itock on the Jersey Short around 1)000 Call Gary after S p.m. celltnt 747 J747 dayi. 747-4449 eve onct. hoipitalltotlon, sick leave. Gen ofttr 4 pm, nlngt. GMC 6000 — 1974. two-car carrier, troul yearly bonui ond oultlonding HOUSEHOLD FURN ISHINCS onyllrnt.weekends, 739-149}. fully loaded ANTIQUE CHRISTMAS - Dollbtd, AND APPLIANCES RED BANK LUMBER TURN YOUROlAMONDS INTO MAZDA 1974 ~ RX3. coupe, exctnent pay tcole Send rrtume lo Bo« C W. quilts, cutglaii. souvenir spoons Tin CHRYuER IMPERIAL 1969 - Fou CHEVROLET - CIO. 1976. llvt-ton The Dally Register. Shrewibury, N J 9USE WalDl StreeFURNITURt ReEd Bon- kBedroo 74m1 let S500, DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to radial Tires, new point |ot>, full power condition Only 11,000 mlltl Tape wrtcker, tpeciol equipment Ion Falls miqu,et. of the Lemon Bar y. ^j dreittr. chesl, mirror, Iwo nigh! Cosh DON PON S JEWELERS Will deck, four on floor |149S. 191-4974. OTTOV rtl. 1111 Sycamore Ave . Dally 95 After ibm ,946 437ft CHEVROLET - CIO, pick up. Itl up p.m. Sun. 12-4 p.m. HYDRAULIC LOGSPLltTER ~-~l stands, S80 Twin beds, mollresiei ond Buy Irom privolc owners and estates CHRYSLER NEW YORKER'1*71 - MERCURY COUGAR. 1947 tor rood itrviti. call anytime 787 LEGAL SECRETARY - Experience h p. motor. Call otter 5 p.m. box tpringi. S90 671 3362 ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND Powtr.brakes, power itttrlng, ol Btlt ofler preferred Excellent ittno and lyping ANTIQUES ARE B41404A JEWELRY DESIGNED 799 River required Oceanport area 543 ISM VIOLINS - For student! "'. tiie. 165. Rd , Fair Haven, N.J 841-6157. condiUMtd USO Call 791 1196. Colt I9W344 NTERNATlONAL SCOUT 1967 - Re GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFTS 1 Wide selection in all price ranges IBM TYPEWRITERS 'l tltt. Ml Full ilit. 1130 Call 142- CHRY*SLER \9it - Foin door auto MERCURY 1970 - Four-door, fully ctntly re-bullt. Four-wheel drive wilt LEGAL SECRETARY - For Red 8091 WANTED motif, fttw tltctrlc itarttr Cleai mow plow Beilorfcr Call 191 1154 af Bonk (irm Experienced (recent) only, Mary Jane Roosevelt Antique! RENTAL S16.50 per mo Woodcorveo figorme (any tizel. of equlpfied, olr condlllonlng, inowt E« 109 E River Rd (Corner of Black WHITE ALUMINUM - Cross hutch RUM doid. 1175 739-9104 ctllent condition tlOOO Call 74) 0510 Ier4 Mult have txctlltnt thllli Pay com Point Rd ). Rumton 841-1159 Rent with option lo buy 872 031 German, Slavic Swiss. Swedish. Ital- mtnturote with ability Up to S17S KITCHEN BASE CABINETS - 10 llorm door, 31x10, 11D Three itarm ian variety Call 74! 3061 after 6 week- MONMOUTH TRUCK INSURANCE week 142-4100 windows. 24«3O. 13 each Call 495 1OS days, oil doy Sot, and Sun CIRCLE CHEVROLET Lowtil ratti Free quote* Immediate AN1 KJUtS t OH (. HHIMMAS long, with rang, link, and wall oven. CHRYSLER PLYWOUTH SO'. BELOW NEXT YEARS PRICES vtry good condlllon Alter 5 p m 164 New, when you ihrtwsBury Avt Shriwtbwr Hwy 34 Eatonlown S41-SSO0 coverogt by phone 53) nil LINOTYPE OPERATOR - Par' 9 SEARS RADIAL ARM SAW - With ' 741-1110 llmt, experienced Call BUI INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES adjuitoble Dado blade, 1150 Call after place a REGISTER MUSTANG 1971 MARK I - AM/FM TRUCK INSURANCE 10 Riverside Ave . Red Bonk. 747 6100 6pm 7470767. Frtt quotet bv phone Call loll tret 111-4617 KITCHEN SET - Colonial style, tivt COlhA VAN - 1976. Chivy Cuttom tight frock, Ihree speed, lour new BARRELS - Wine, antique. 50 gal , chain, wood ond leather seats. For- Classified Ad for 3 AM'FM I troth ilereo lour ipeaktil llrtl, excellent condition Beil offer Wam line. BOO B73 97019 a m to 9 p.m. toctdry air. tide pipes, link, rtlrlg LPN OR RN - Doctor i office, part all wood Eicelienl condition 115 each mica-top table. 1100 Living room set, 77 Pets And Livestock eral^r. btd. woll to wall carpttlni Coll 7913113 _ i97A~SCOUT PICKUP - 6 bed, Ihr** time, two tvtnlngi per wetk, alto tx> or Iwo lor «S 7»7-511tor 7R7-H79 (40. One cushion needs cover 767-73S5 or mor« day«, j>eed manual Irontmittlon, AM radio obit lo lubilitult during vacation) tvtnlngi. AKC LABRADOR Rt I Hit V r k swivti itali and mare! Only 13,M OLDSMOBILE 1*70 - Cullois Su-~ JAuit nil Coll Jim Sheehon, 747-0717. BEDROOM - New five piece. 4160 Pupplts Excellent bloodline, tint tor AAA RENTAL SERVICE - Nf inlcuding Sunday, mlltl Asking 17000 Call !W IJ<6 g prime, factory olr, power iltering, Need cor. Write age. experience and Living room, tlttpi Iwo. 1150 Di LAST MINUTE FURNISHING! — hunting, ihow Or Held trial Wonderful all doily, nevtr o fet tor tenant flmef many txtrai One owner 34,000 milet references lo Box R 340, The Daily nettei,»». 495 0095. ' Free delivery. Large mahogany drop petl 747 7917 or 747-5416 nished and unlurnished homes and HMO Call 74l7474or 741-7144 4 Motorcycles Regllter. Shrewibury, N J 07701 Itaf Duncon Phyte table. 169. Solid aporlmenl TE1CHER AGENCY. you get an extra COlVAIR 1964 - Nttdi front bod OLDSMOBILE 1971 - Four-door, air. BUNNTES AND ADULTS work, engine good condition, oulomot BELL HELMETS- Two tor WS NURSES LPN S - Full or porl-tlme ¥EST bran andirons, 132.50 Large walnut REALTORS. 117 Oceanporl Avt . day FREE! mow tirei. 19S0 Good starling talary plul company dining room table, Uv Modern walnut New Zealond breed Solid colors. Oceanport 542-3SO0 ic Ironimttnon Btst otter for whole Uttd Good till dirt. tand. etc. kneetioie desk, S19 SO Round maple di- 191 0834 or wfll itll parti Call 5139517,7 p.n Call 747-0419 747-0491 btnttltl Apply in per ion, Green Eckels Trucking, 59. 9707 ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHEO - Grovt Convalescent Center, Green nette toble, two-mote chain. 159 Ce- Tworaomi All utilities OPEL WAGON 1941 - Lookt ond runi CYCLE INSURANCE Grove Rd and Rt 66, Neplune BEST WISHES TO ALL - dar chest. 139. Heavy, sturdy mople 100'sOF PUPS REGISTER Classified _ .VETTE 1974 - Cork brow good, new front lirei. t!7S Call alttr 4 chairs, SA 50 Two-piece Early Ameri WORLD SLARGBST SELECTIONS Call of'er 6,741-1153 saddle leather interior, tour speed " ., 147-7674 NURSES RN S - Fuller part lime Our Patrons and Friends can living room iei. VIV. Small couch, OPEN SAT AND SUN. 10 TO 5 P M BACHELORS PAD - Charming hill- Adi ceil as link as fully loaded 7,271 mllei. TOWNE PINTO SEDAN 1V7S - While, auto Good ttarling salary plul company for a Merry Christmas and 179. Studio couch, 179 Pool loble Pool lei (Apricots ond Blacks!. ildt cotioge Ocean view Two bed- CHEVROLET, Mlddltlown 67^4700 HARLEY DAVIDSON btntlili. Apply in person. Green 169/1119, German Shepherd and Polict room, two porches, air. washer and 35' ptr line, ptr motlc. 17.000 mlltl. AM radio Ex Trail bike 1200 Good co Grove Convafetcent Center, Green a Happy and Healthy New Sla 50 More and more! RUSClL Dogs. 149; Big Boned Shepherds. 189, dryer &250 747 7981 ~CREDIT PROBLEMS? .ellenl condition 11000 Call »1 4349 7*75116 Grove Rd. ond Rl 66. Ntptune Year. RUSC I L S Red E. Front SI . Red Bank 741 1693 Super Shepherds. 1129. White Shep- day, based on 3 PINTO W4 - Low mileage Automat herds. Vt9'U9, Great Dane ond Mot DEAL AREA N. ASBURY PARK No cfcsh? If you rt working, wi Can I HONDA 450. 1970 - Semi-chopped, en NURSES - RN. 3-11. 31 houn wetkly Bank and Little liver. LATEX PAINT none! ybu No money down Poymenl , AM inowltrtl. celleni condition, motor lull rtbuilt Apply In person. Arnold Walter Nurt lilt, 149, Toy Fo« Terriers, 149 tBV. lints, S days 13.75 aal Ion- Miniature Shoogy Sheep Dogi. orronged to luit your nttdi Man 143-1793 otter ) p.m. ondkhromtd Many enlrai Brit offer ing Home, 611 S. Laurel Ave , Hoiiet CB RADIO - Navoho, TRC MA. S75 Call W 3ftU or 7(7-3867 CARLTON HOUSE NewanD Quality UiM Cori lo chooi COH741S137 Four tltment beam, 1100 gain, Hi «9'IUV, Cock A Pom ond DnTiy LUXURY HI RISE BUILDING insertion. Irorm Coll now tor ipetdy opprovo PLYISOUTH"OLVTOERE" mt - OFFSET PRESS OPERATOR - Mutt Ben Peartonbow, SI . 50 pounds, 140 LAWN TRACTOR — John Deere. 10 Dogs, »49, Cocker and Water Spaniels, 510 Deal Lake Drive No application rtfultd Ml SIM. Mi Eiteiltnl condition U00 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE — Rea nave txptnenct with 11x17 press, Gu.mr and COM IM Call wi ttnl h.p • IT" cut. two yeori old Reloili UV. Lailif and Form Colliei, 149 SB9. lanablt rotei Grotilnger ond Heller Collie Shepherds, 149. Newfoundlonds. Elegonl I ond 2 bedroom aportmtnli Call 7I7>1311 steady employment COMMERCIAL CHRISTMAS TREES — Cu. -. S71S0. osklng 11400 Sweeper and Includes central air. heot. hot water. PLYMOUTH GOLD OUSTER 1975 Aatncy, 15 Wtholt PI, Red Bank, 741 PRESt. 1*9 W Front St • Red Bonk. Spreodtr included 842 609? 1U9, Yorkshire Terrltrs. 1149, Toy gas and electric, terroct. 14-hour door, Fast Results, low OFFSET PRESSMAN (M-FI - Ex DouglosFlr. Boliom Fir, Blue Spruce Collies, 149, Blonde Spaniel and Ter Power fleering brakei. air. tinted NorwoySpruceroyspruce,. acoicn-rineScotch-Pine., v»reainWreaths» LONG BRANCH - Everything mult rler, 149, Rottweiler and Shepherds. man service Overlooking Deal Lake 2. Autos For Sole oii, 11,000 milei. Eicelltnl Cond< SEE US FOR YOUR INSURANCE ptrienced Multl Heidelberg, lull-lime grave blank'1' ond the ocean. Cost — Now an doyi. Coll Mol-Kty Preii, S66-4149 t bionkels, ropmg, Pointettioi go by Jon. 1, sacrifice contents of Iwo- 149. Goldtn Retriever and Beagle. S49, ^on, btlt offer Coll 391 9044, NEEDS WERE SPECIALISTS Fresh iruit and vtgefobits DEAR Mdroom oportmenl. 14 retngerolor Springer and Cocker Spaniels, H9. 776-5450, 776-5454 extra Day. Phont PLYMOUTH 1949 FURY — Goad con CALL JOHN COOK, 543 9333, flORNN FRUIT FARM, Hwy. 35. Holm wilh bottom fretitr, apartment sue Miniature Eikimos. 149. Crtocoiate n. 1700 Alto 1944 Volkiwogen. SUZUKI TM US, 1974 - With racing OLSTEN TEMPS NEEDS YOUR electric dryer, solid walnut ittreoctrt- Retrievers. 169, Chihuahua Terriers. HIGHLANDS HILL — Basement TO" ttr. drtsstrt. lamps, wooden book aporlmenl. furnished, suitable for one 542-1700 I running, condition, »». 747 1165 _ parti. (450 For Information call 71;- SKILLS EARN EXTRA MONEY 189. Toy Daily Dogs, 159; Sllvtr Wolf- A CAR! HIGH RATES NO FEE. 117 Rte 35 COLONIAL - Upholstered chairs, two Caies. mirrors, etc., no reasonable of- spill, M9. Miniature Coiliei, 149; Bos odult All utilities frtt Si00 a month. PLYMOUTH 1941 — Good condition. rocktri, two reading, one cocktail AvailobltJon 1 191-4111. 671 6739 100% FINANCING, t negotiable Mull itll EATONTOWN S4l 5300 toble, Iwo end tobiei, Colonial round ftrs relultd Coll I7O-4J7B or J79-S8S4 ton and Slatfordihlrt Terriers. 149, YAMAHA Villa ond Irish Sellers, 149. Pondo HIGHLANDS - One bedroom. 1160 Coll 74749O4 J I R CYCLE SERVICE. INC JPERATORS- Zlg log and overteck table, two choirs 164 7098 L SHAPED BAR -4100 Birch kitchen Spiti, 149; Black Belgian Police Dogs. loll Frtt Matawan NO CO-MAKERS needed lor modern lingerie plant, lull cabinets, B bale and top. 1100. Single Two bedrooms. 1175 Plus electric PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1949 — 171 W. Front St . Red Bank I47-OI77 149. Kteshoundl. 189, Dobtrman Pin For appointment, call 191-2154, osk lor ; NO GIMMICKS time, steady work Some experience Daily-Sunday bed, 118 Exterior wood and aluminum ichtr and Labrador Relnevtrt. U9 Area - 566-8100 AM FM ittrto, olr conditioning, pow deilred Apply Charles Komar & Sonv doors. 37x10 and 36*80. 140 IS brown superintendent. I A4k tor Jlmmy-Std- er windows ond leoti i75O Call alttr 1. 5 Auto Services/Parts 110 Main SI , Keamburg J.P.ONEILL PUPPY KENNEL 143 09S9 aluminum Itnct, ISO Contemporary U.S. Hwy. No, 1. Princeton, N.J. HIGHLANDS ON THE HILL — One- Toll Frtt Cltco or Harry FORD 1964 - Heavy duty Econoline PART.TIME HELP WANTED - Any REGISTER celling fixtures. tSS 847-4435 PS. CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY bedroom furnished oportmenl, wollto- PONTIAC LEMANS 1949 - SlH-cylln' Van, with roof rack, good Orel, body, hours 130-5 p.m. Apply in penon ot 0PENDEC 16ond 17. 10lo S wa 11 carpeting Utilities included 1115 Middlttown Area - 3OUtltts dtr, aulomallc, runt new inspected engine ond IronimijUon, no title H?S LULLABY CRIB AND DRESSER - per month plus security Six month! I4W *4i H(.y Ben i Cor Waih. Rt 15, Middletowi 150. Mint condition Nofihtm Branch • Thrtt 15 ' black wall tirtl on GM Classified Ads Colll64-B1|7 LABRADOR RETRIEVER - Puppies itoie required. Call 172-11)0 otter 7 671-9300 PONTIAC VENTURA 1974 firm. U toch. Mobilt 13.volt Etatlery. PART-TIME SECRETARY - Impor. p m, or onytime weekends M 747-OW3 ler ond exporter ot mdultr lal products MATTRESSES - Ntw, full or twin, AKC Excellent pedigree Wormeo and ! ON THE SPOT SIMM Call otter 4pm tholi. Two yellow Deposi) will hold IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Two- Ml 1411 wanti pan time ttcretary Small. as low as 119. Bunk btdl, wood, hlrlser i APPROVAL HARDTOP - For Triumph Spitfire pleotont office, hours con be con fromet, S59. Olnettei. 130, After I for Christmas 741-9061 btdroom second floor apartmtnf PONTIAC 1VA4 Nine itgi vlaiion 1960-1970 Whit*.175. Vtnitnt to you Submit qualification* pm,.495-O07J, LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS - Handy Red Bonk location S2S0 per wrugon Body in good condition, neecti Coll 747-0349 txperlenct, tlmt available and finan- 35 cents AKC. yellow, nomt roiled. Excellent monlh mcludei water and heat Lease REGISTER engint New battery. Beit otter. 191 cial requirements on on hourly bons lo MATTRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS temptroment 717-BOH required £ A ARMSTRONG Box Ml 33. The Dolly Register — Molly Pitcher Inn, Coll Mr Monica AGENCY. Realtor. 741-4500. 7 Auto Insurance 747-1SOO LABRADOR RETRIEVERS - AKC, M Shrewibury. N J.O77Q. KEANSBURG -T bedroo 566-6102 AUTO INSURANCE DIFFICULTIES? block, two males, one female Great CLASSIFIED 2. Autos For Sale PART TIME WANTED - D..»«. For FAST RESULTS woviNO Beuuhfui rfd ihree-piece Chrlilmas gift. Suitable for hunting ment, 1250 indudi... -itiiltie - Coll John Cook, we li get It tor you vinyl den furniture, sola optni to bed, house Security 787-3176 Dolly A Sunday •U-9333 Ctmt. Apply KATSIN SDRUG at LOW COST 791-1491. STORE, m Shrtwibury Avt.. Rtd Three block whilt end tobies Offer ••(*•• DecewHwr SI, 1171 AUTO INSURANCE Bonk. phont AII-1300. 493-4073. POODLE PUPS - Standards. AKC. KEANSBURG - V) rooms, on New I Free quotes by phonr Call toll tree Maltt. Ont brown, four block Both York but line. MUSICAL EQUIPMENT — Ampeg B parenlt champion 8411854 I Wolii line, 100 lli»70J9o.m, totp.m. PERSON WITH CAR - To deliver 15 bail head, 40 watts, 1100. Custom Coll 717-1087 AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS' - uliclting. Middielown arto. Coll REGISTER VOLVO SALE Big or imatl Call Mr Murphy, ht II l»2 between 3 p m and 5 p m llOlvsolvet them oil.. 741.4037416O33 Classified Ads en ond coittri. 1150 7470691, iYOUNG DRIVER SAVED 0VE~R~SJ{>6 PHYSICAL THERAPIST - At the AUTO INSURANCE CEN- Full lime staff therapist with N J reg 542-1700 NINE PIECE DINING ROOM SET — CLASSIFIED TER. 65 Hwy 34, Keyport, N j COM liirollon or tligibihty Somt «« Toble, six chain, china closet, side- jPARE Phoenin Brokerage. 7643017 rience preferred Man. through Fri Toll Fret from Matowon Area board, Iwo Kovts. protective podi. Well BEAT Any Deal! m down payment Open unltl 9 p.m. 30lo 4:30 pm. Solory commemurate 145 291 1641 offer 1pm rwith eipenence and txttntlvt ttn 546-8100 Toll Fr«c from Midetnlown Arto PIANOS-ORGANS 18 Auto Financing Smart Santas ihop F M C Sludios lor BMW 1969 1*00 - With 7007 engint. 10 "RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL 671-9300 warehouse price* ond largeit selection AIL MODELS • m p 9 12000 or best oiler. Moving 35 Union St Rtd Bank. N.J. 07701 DESKS. FILES, lobltS. choirs, odd Ing of new and uied pianos and organi. I mult ltd 671(34! 741-1700, Ext 200 machlntl. lyptwrittrs. office equp They like our dehvery-tcrvlct ond BUSINESS DIRECTORY WHILE THEY LAST An equal Opportunity employer (M F) mtnt. tic al bargain pricti Ntw or budget terms. Hurry in to Insure REAL ESTATT SALESPERSON - Ultd. AAC DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rl Chrlilmoi Eve deliver*. 10 Wanted Automotive Looking tar o growing olfice thot od 3S.Oohursl, 531-39*0 FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER 461-4730 A DAILY GUIDE JUNK CARS - And pich-upi wanted vertiiei, otftri a better ipllt? j. MA DINETTE - Whitt wrought iron, Coll For Appointment TopdOllor FARA AGENCY INC . 747 7050 loble andlour chairi, MS Dec* chairs QUAINT — Antique kitchen li Die wilh Coll 747-4I6J REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - In very old. need canvas 115 pair 7*1 four bent-bock Hitchcock chairs, OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS . JUNK CARS terviewi for the New Year Full tlmt 0691. stripped, oiled Excellent condition RED BANK VOLVO only. Aik tor Mrt. Jtan Irwin, Reol AihUgllOO. Coll 747-5569 ofttr 3 p.m \Hioheitpr.ceipoid DOLL HOUSES - IWELL BUILTl, \ Co'l W-Wi tor. Red Bonk, MI 41U. MINIATURE FURNITURE. GENER- RAILROAD TIES - New and uie MISCELLANEOUS ROOFING A SIDING 119 E. Newman Springs Rd. 741 COfi |JUNK C*XS WANTED - PiCked^p" SCHOOL BUS DRIVER - Bcnetili. AL STORES. ACCESSOR!ES CALL rtisurt trtattd or dipped 4x4 FACTORY WARRANTY SERVICE — ANYTIME. 142 4869 )x4't. 6x6. 6x1. 7x9 Freehold Lur Mo novox'Sylvonlo In home'torryin ROOFING ANO SIDING Free eitT rf Central AVe , Red Bank immediate opening Coll 171 0900 Hen f motes Olwn Roofina & Siding Co Coll Red Bank ifl'JOO Coll 741-107* ry Hudton Regional School Dlllrlct. 1 OOLL HOUSES - Luxury Imiihtd, ber, 447 1660. service All mokevTV i. ittreoi, ro Grand Tour. Highlondi. dios, tape players BUCK S RADIO Tv T7S Q7Q5 Evenings 74? 5414 E*j 1903 mull ite to believe pnets WS-SUO RING — II coral gold domt wilh 1 SERvfCfc. 15 Mechanic Si . Red "TOP DOLLAR SECRETARY - Too ikilli. Io train tor 1474374 Rubies. 190 Harem, live gold t and ADDING MACHINES 8onl"747-079S ROOFING ANO CARPffNTRv Red Bank law office At least three with nine Omtthylti. Mi Co"l747 4Ql| TYPEWRITERS Freeeitlmotti No lob too imoll FOR USED CARS years experience Stnd reiumt lo Bo» FIREWOOD - 1SI ptr Cord, deliv- 779-7614offer 5pm LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO , INC SKI JACKET — Never uied S-715. The Daily Register. Shrewsbury. Medium ADDING MACHINES -Typewriters ered Fill ond top soil 41 li Sov'fviilt N J 111 U0D N.J 07701 FAMILY AD sold, rtnted. repolrtd Serpico"!. 101 M1-U1T COM 566-0936 Monmouth St , Red Bonk 74^0415 TRUCK A AUTO WANTED"" SNELLING AND SHELLING ~ 3 LINES-5 DAYS 51. Help Wonted RENTAL A I uwd cari and truck* Top rJoJto, paid World 1 largest employment service. PAINTING A VOLVO SALE 170 Brood SI . Red Bank. N.J .747 1131 FOR ALTERATIONS DECORATING *~ FORO RENTACAR OASIS MOTORS _ nfou^rii IIOO FAIRWAY FORD SOCIA CSERV ICE JUST PS3.00 ADDITIONS - Roofing, tiding, ce- Dally - Weekly — Monthly Responsible ond dynamic person lo REAL ESTATE romic Illc. Complete lint ol remodel 7J7 1600 WE BUY CARS live in five doyi, wilh eight odoletcent ITEMS YOU NO LONGER ing Call Rich Matmberg, 717 JS4J BILL'SPAINTING Lower Than April 1975 girls, in group home Ability to work NEED OR USE WILL . Serving Monmouth County II yeort Interior ond exterior Bring in vour litttond rtgntralion ond m member of treatment team ond prr SALESPEOPLE ititri-Leoderi Insuronce Covtroge TO/X'SFORD v.out experience required, Itnd re- BATHROOMS — Kitchen*."room oddi et itfimgte Keypon lume lo Ptler Ttntnboum. Collier SELL DYNAMIC NEW AGENCY lions, complete home improvement 341-0390 NEW 1976 264-1600 Oroup Home 47 Rtckltti ^I , Red service Call Otnnlt. 791,3431 eve TOM' S FORD nlngi. Bonfc FAST loofcna t« hqh nUm mi titot. PAINTING AND DECORATING S T E NOll RAP HlElT - Legal •«" with o quick action Kbifpoj* lo itdl o Mry equpptd BUILDING ALTERATIONS - A«li- Carl B Jortti Fully Insured ptrltnce preferred but not necetiory modem ©tine biottd w\ the heart of For fret estimates call 779-3131 Reply tending detain lo Box S 179 The low-cost (fcddbfown for (onftdmtnl miirv>tw, VOLVO 245A DoMy Register. Shrewsbury, N.J DAILY REGISTER CARPENTRV AND MASON WORK PAINTING 07701 oik fot'Mr FoiAi w Mi Pmton 6/1 51 Help Wonted FAMILY AD Alterations and oOaitioni Interior Exterior ft Poperhonging CaltHA-nOQ TRAINER - Looking tar new owners A Bruce Eigenrouch 147 3tV2 Coll 787 ft*|7 «6v-62LI«t Pric:e• S775$7756 ACCOUNTING CLERK WANTED interfiled in gelling into the harnen Available for Merchan- m fOUUJ-«UTO#( AttTKY By Manufacturer htadquorttrt butlneti New Jfttv area Call ofler dise For Sale only. Article MASON - All typei of moTonrv. PAINT Up tor the Holiday* Bayihorp arto Muit hove e»pe»n slept, patloi, etc Work aucranietd ot Nav Oec SALE Expert Crofismon SALE in preparmo bonlr r econciliallons and 7, (4091 441 IS01 must originate trom a low coit. free *»fimotci. MJ 1M5 knowledge ol payroll to> reiurm Send household and may not ex- Wolly s Pointing 471-1741 PRICE relume with talory requirtments t< WAITRESSES WANTED M W - Ex 6511 Controller P O Bo* D Port Man perientea only Apply in person at ceed a sale price ol S100.00 LANDSCAPIN6-LAWN SPRUCE UP YOUR HOUSE - inftrl- Sandy Hook Diner. Hwy 14. Atlantic or pointing Fully Insured Call Bob. AVIS mouth. N J 07 7H Highland! per article SERVICE GARDEN MAINTENANCE 7*1 im WI TRY HARDER Includii tmgM * d—hr pnp. TO MECHANM Price MUST be adver lhd fea ki * M.v tot e«p»rlenced in funt-upi, brakes front WAITRESS M VV~- E.-oeTienced Futi tlsed. Each additional line Rent a Plymoi.!.' ' mutt have own toon Ntw mod time Apply mperion to Molowon Dm COMPANY PLUMBING A er.45Rt 34 Matowon SI.00. No copy changes HEATING Of other line cai We'll Beat Any Deal loliialion Apply in perio > HFRBiE i WANTED - Hot Air Duct injtaller may be made and no dis- II you are looking for full- AUTO CENTER. Lincrofl One doyi worlKColl Tfl 3*1* SI p m time employment, on e year MISCELLANEOUS PLUMBING ANTi HE ATING 747-0308 or weekends counts or returns will be BOYS GIRLS - Earn ttUo icnh n made it ad Is cancelled be found baas, we Uave an ex We ipeclolite In commercial alltro- labliihed morning newipaptr roult tlorti. reiiawroflti and induiinol hot On Any Model! lore expiration ce«ent opportunity tor you ""CUSTOM"' water healers, diihwatritri. woih- may be availoblt In your nnghbor 52 Baby Sitting trs/dryen. ictmoheri,. oarboge dlt hood Cong Branch RM Bonk Little TO PLACE YOUR Attractive fringe benefit po«Hi ond itwtr Inktollofloni He pip Silver Shrewsbury and Eotontown Child Care DAILY REGISTER package Will tram Driver's GRAPHIC HUT Ing and Board ol Heotth violation* COM uiym or 177-4051 EmvigencyScrvkt WW*. «5 O1W 6ABYS1TTER - Octagonal alie- FAMILY AD, CALL bcense required Kazlel lo- LINOE N LANE. MONMOUTH MALL RED BANK VOLVO CLERK TYPIST - For educational nooni from 11 noon, my home Own 544-ItII firm Lona Branch or»a Experienced car. S1.»1W hour. 747 5569 cation AptMudr for tigjuret 37'.- noun per 542-1700 DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS RUG SHAMPOOING t*r«fc RrpJy Bo* 3lt6, The Doily Reg RESPONSIBLE - Penan lo super Call 997-2403 Furnished, Installed. 1*9« Medium. 119 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank tilef SfKpwitntrv N j 01701 vite H year eld boy 4:30-7 30 p m 24-Hour Service to apply. heavy weight tlolri ovollable AM COOH~-With 90 hour food \et*

FAST RESULTS Lines as LOW COST THE REGISTER LOW as... 542-17OO Toll Frt« Molowon Arta — 546-1100 CLASSIFIED ADS Toll Frtx Middtatown Ar»o — 671-9300 ToUl COBl U 40

11. 102. Houses For Rent 1M ComiTrerclcg MATAWAN — Kan Gordon., W« tftt mi t» a wa» aam ofiorimtntt ttorilrtg HIGHLAMDS - Two, Rentals at UN. Carprttna nVwMlMwl Air can dlioMno, Lot* «f porhhg Swimming •"•""I. pus utilities On mM ATTRACTIVE — ISldim affSce. at It pool and Ttr»i» court* Your vary own Hatlty. • mull CM Ml 1114 otler 1iarlog St.. Baa Bea*. twe M A«a oliatio Walwalkh tlo **£P»»fla— M N»» City •wll.l On armls ki Near commuting SB* tl o.m -* *«MrM»«liaalS>hoi pm , Mon loFr' f. SUitoMe CM** Wily N.wly llvanriaw HoteMtal, but away from nrm mcluHniTJoll I. Loll cor traffic |aim Law rontalt Including MATAWAN ONE lEOflOOM lng AyajlebU1Ion linS, camawe laMtarlal services ond suo you MOW ID $185 583-4873 Ml Socurlly, leo*. and references kodjoll iinm. As* far p~» MlDOLETOWN - Coupit aratorrad. TIWM raomt. turni»ha«. prlvott both Ptx&cr and tntronct, utttititt I nt luted. No MIDDLE TOWN - Unturnlsheo. Im FOR RENT TD COOK AfJD HOW a»H. On* mitt north of B«d ftank MM mediae occupancy Fin room Rancn Ortlc. saace lor rout an deslrobie month plvi DM month ncurlly HI Two bedrooms, living room, dining ' loilet WllaM oreo Kllcnen and gorooe Perfect to? on. small family DM monthly plus ullll ailnkal THOMAI MOHMOUTH BEACH - Channo Hat. Lease required E A ARM Boocti Apartmantt. Spoclou* onortd STRONG A6ENCY, Realtor HI 4Sm wo-boroom opartmtMti Fontaine ocallon on Shrtwibury River. Htot • ED BANK - Twothrea Mreomt. and hot wottr included in rtnt Color dgale«, living room, dining room, INDUSTRIAL-MACHINE SHO coordinated kltchan. air conditioning, kllcnen both No pets Coll between I MttMM M n m HlcOf.t Civ I*. APPHBROOK Rf ALTORS ure ortebedroom apartment* from WOULD WIDOW - UK. lo >Mro har PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - (Ml prttrttiN Four ytor old cuttom 39S per month, two bedroom apart f«na ond •w>m «llti onathar oc Ground Moor, .ulioble for doctor or awlll tiamt with tlvt bodroomi. 4'-, menti Irom 1WS per month. Central "«J"I«« an pnolonT Mlddlatawn. dMttit at 3D Brood SI , Red Bonk 747 both* don and llvha) room wlttt tiro New Homes For Sale tVtLliial Ir ond htot, 3 4 hour doorman, TV Atjontk Hlgnlondi arao Call »•» p m ,JTjo.eo m lo Ip.m. ARMSTRONGS pMjeat. awn dot*, ctntral olr. unlout Deflaitlen security, iwlmmlng pool, sauna, ma L^—j WMsa aekw amwaa w • .em - *• - - IB •- - • I J UBM S>t*tt Call 71M1H M-SLItl) I no, OIM underaround parking. Coll CHRISTMAS aV^BvajwnoiW-^vTvtrsiBiffii tptn* to nooto obCiccww. Ml 741-1732. Professional Center SPECIALS avaraanaSal. Atklna.slaS.aia CEN y III acres consisting ot Block a4. 104 Winter Rentals TURT It (O1ENS ASENCV. Reallor. Overlooking The Bay .aft I. IH IS. IB. Black II Lett f ta Nool ond trim .IN room ranch In th* II. Blacl 74, Lett I ta IB. Black 71 EA BRIGHT - Elegant and • « ttori of Llltlt Sllvtr n don. tirtploct Bl) River Rd . Fair Haven. Ill 1MB S73,jbo utlvely detlorter -furnished tludlo tl- FALL RENTAL - Vacation horn. Ml. 'IVIIIDROOM - T»a4ath. living .at I laortlanl and Black al. left 1. F. The Bnmlses are aarllally Im ilency and 3Vj room executive mitts Pocono, Ponn Four btdroom choltt, Suites 700-1400 wllh prlvtle en raaan. lomlly roam, anclataa oaroga. Ms Nltside home afters three master n|oy a ihort or long »tay, No Itoie trpneet. On iJle parking Quoilly on •all W woll carpal, caraar Ml *•". la - vacaa.1 land .n a --- prlwatt booch club, ttnnl. court*, aoif lie Bidrawn. kitchen, tuning ream. \4 mo aaallcattai. Harbour Painl, 1493 Ocean Avr, 747 ~ Wttktmdt. wtokly, mwrthly etinemenl throughout ideal locotio Jf living roam. den. aareaje. central 110 Lost And Found 115) MINT CONDITION 3r and araal marine "a* WMILAN LtMT - UsUlMr. Labrador SEA BRIGHT - Four large roorr FLORIDA CALLING SALLIRVOP HOMES Reatlar 114 mlKture One year old White with • OIV1N ttkat overlooking the ocean. 104 Furnished Rooms One ol tttt cttonttl Colonkol* In Llttlt Naw Is the time to buy tor th. futura. Rt TS. MlaMlltl I fl.M J awd.sk tan catar fratn aata ta back :- Call I41-004S Sllvtf Contor holt (Milan Eltgontdln lualeiei and ooorIments We Bstall ttlgWandlarai Wl«m RED BANK - 12 Brood St. Single Ing room Splendid hlldvon plu. braoh- II tor you until you ore ready SEA BRIGHT - Studio apartment. room otflce available IIS per month, tott nook, boomod ctiung in dtn Four B41ISU Wall lo-wall carpet, ocean river view, win. carpet, drapet, centrol air and oil bodroomt. IV. both*, flrtploct ond hrcsvnart Avon mofi Wt rKommond immtdtatt in RIAL IITATE IXCHANOI ----iDflBllatsi, Can all utilltlet. One month rent, one utilltlet Included Ready to move In. Iraata. Flo UW ios u»t ond buy with a mawaair at Man month MKurity. IUS a month, Coll ») CHOICE OF FURNISHED ROOM - Minimum one yeor leate Coll owner. •Dtdlon Mid -Savanttot a»Kffi oorr • Mrga»t ream araua eisLiutw Of Uwflo oportmtnl. Long lirm only Walter Zimmerer and Son, Ml li» or lOtClOl NOtlCM ColltMtwatn I 4p.m., W IWI MFUMISMID - T Ntr v of nw toard wt Adfyowvtaat ojav TWO EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS - FOR SALE OR RENT ALON||»SIN6LIT-ti.a.Wthel 9? t ovvHaaojf ror patvotc •t'oopoc'ioai av* - Atlantic Hotel, Keantburg. Coll Mrt. FURNISHED ROOMS - AND FUR Coll s. Mrg. hllcnen. fas range. like to meet new mf rtfMtar aviMau now** at ••rowak Wat, 7I7-9H7. NISHED APARTMENTS RED SANK 21 RIVERSIDE AVE ARMSTRONG I.V. REALTY AGENCY eratar. pantry, dishwasher. l.rg. ten A Dote, a o Hail, lytamort Avt"*>t ond Irood WEST END — En|oy total luiury liv- ni-aW or «? HJ1 RIVERVIEW TOWERS AGENCY REALTORS yard. Oerege Law ta«es Half N J STMs ing In a contemporory relaxed almoi The Flnett In Luxury High-Rite SSS Proapact Avt. Llttlt Sllvtr OB Bra—«a>. Lang Branch TO me tckaalt and shepatna Jab Ir liar itNOLA VINTUMI • tMMIWI phert. One-bedroom apartment with KEANS1URG - Lotga olry room, NOWOFFAS 741-4500 LINCROPT - By owner ThrL. _ Mutt tall Ut.Vpi 5airs44-llll 1AIKITIALLOAMI - Fib It convertible den, coloijol cloitt*. wall ombla portilng, raom Spill Central-air. Hill family Micks earwt Me Mels, •» Rete>»a Call ofl.r 6 P M 7t7U&3. PROFESSIONAL SUITES — The fl- OPEN 7 DAYS room, twa bathe, botomenl, one cor Su. JlO Tssn to woll carpeting From »340, Avery For Li crlp IMntbewg Men Call Marie, 7171IS4 Arrm, 1It Avery Ave., 229-44*0. SSnTglSSSiK. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - New geroge. lacoted on quiet ilreet near RED BANK — Badrooffl. titling room, CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT hornet Bl level or Ronch Buy direct teltooli, inoMlna and Gorden Stole Ihara kltchan ond both Single pcrion. included In rent. from builder ond tove Coll 7f I W Parkway. Principal* only. Aiklng PTT I BROO«RB7LTORST Psychic Clairvoyant 741 bWS *••*•*•••<..*.•.•, .. 102 Houses For Rent BUY OR SELL - Your home through IM.fM U! aUO far oppolnlmenl Twe River*, Rgmwn, |4l-lfOJ MRS. SYLVIA RED SANK - Nlc.ly lurnllhad roam Will otter to lull BACHELORS PAD — Charming hlll- on affiliate ol the largeil real ettaie MlDOLETOWN RANCH ~ Two bad CIFTED «EADf R'TRUI ADVISOR ilde cottogt. Ocean view. Two-bed lor ganlltmon Prlvalt homt Saparat. Client forking Avollabie company In the world-Century II Co- IM Aportimittt— Ona.laraBlnntafl.fi CALL BOB CICCONE icnt Realtor, 741 7M«. Multiple liti- a i fil garage, large roomi. Iwa parrhei, air. Washer and r4l)7» p '« War njalla. coll fryorttSO.MMW. ing. Town HouIts LAKI VI AtaisaBtt far aw Bamarlnti bt» isms. Ma baths, cea o Oe raat Cavared patio avtrtoahlnB lake JUT rove I tUJz 1 tat*, w Nadaaltt tar a van Tronsnortotlon once tram the reau+r aments at the lea 1M Incunw Pr LIAVIHO 'OR FLORID* - Oac » Mg Ordinances ta asta aarml t . MMI Haw. ream tor pattanaers vruen at L.ts II and If, Black I). MM tkrat ill Ms. ta at ta aMarg. Lai II ay mcreaaln. the trantaaa tram slaty IZBI faaftaiV'Y ftsraellil Hat and < 113 Initructlon tMn of 1S1 foot and te tuadivMe Lai Marnrng. Rail ll IT Ma twa III lift having a tr.ntaas tt, Jan 17 IB. It at • la leal and a aopm eflS) failTn She aramltat lacated en the nor lhar ly W Form Protfrty t t A Black Ha II JUST FARMS Horse, craps - rlll.lrake. r FreeMM IBMBTT &VJrAJ2 for Great Christmas Gifts 135 Commercial Rtt cawnar s caUai. yow m«v appear flHMr in tartan, ar ay rewr attarntf Property and pratant em aMact>ans wtikh yaw Dai n n II » MD BANK -BUM". Cinder Meek It' hd d and t offie Ul Long •ranch IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK MvttCl Taht nillct thai aapiuotitn hat 1V, Industrial atan ma* ta ttw City Caunc'l o* tttt C«v ol Lanj ironcfita tranito r to An A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS! Proporty thany CMatulla. Ummm% •* »•"» • Tt Casual or Dressy! RIO BANK - MSB S. Ft building, mat* Ptat, for aromiitt locatad ot HI tullaall far monofocfurlng tr sleroae Roilreod tiding arlvlltaot AvaiiaBie a. Cewp ense Na C Here's a "tpritely" tip for all you holiday shoppers: herelelere Ismed l« Antheny Chia ttto. Iraaina as Tany » Temato Pies 827 There's an abundance of imaginative gift ideas to be 137 Lots And Acreoge a the preml»n (•<•»•* at III Marrli KkANtwUM - *JWnt (fi Vil Avefiue. City af Lane, •ranch. New found in the Classifieds! Check them out regularly! tMtwolht and curst, tor no J The cipt'B Ike cover lor MIDDLf TOWN - ll]>4tt Com C Ot Failo. MwfMciaol Cltfk ot iht •II ocTUaOtu - day to din- pWtMy IK Asking 11 S.alO Owner City ot Lortfl franc*. Ui jraawwav anmavs far tale E A ARMSTRONG Lono aVonth, Ntw Jrttv a]7af ner tUclutlvo Bui Not E .pensive AOENCT, Realtors. '41 ISO! SSI AHTMONV CMIAFULLO, ApfllConl Bahr's Restaurant •rotaoct Avo . Lima Silver J41trHhtonT«#i>ot Choose the casual, ushed Open 7 Days All-Year 1 Minnie's Beouty Solon MIDDLE TOWN - One acre lot on Im Loot Branch. Ntw Jt loojer venon or the rurned Gift* For Everyone j GiJU For Boy West Long Branch, m 1JBJ proved rood Asking UBMB Fresh Seafood l short cape. Cnchtt both ol Choice Steaks FlRRA«A S.miSt0 &Girlt VERA'S BOUTIQUE MLS - Rtotlar"- Ajpraltor 234 Mlddletown cozy, lightweight Shetland "Special Holiday Parties" Sportsweor-Or. CRATES LIQUORS 2 Bay Avenue, Highlands —Jtmt ' PUBLIC HIARIN4S NOTICE yarn In rlb-atltch itrlpet.' Little Silver JvAIKeT 13* Mobile Homes harewv ajvan mat a auatic neormi We gill wrop Free delivery 872-1245 THE WICKER BASKET • snv eS Bread St. GARDEN PARK MOIILE HOMES - ll be held by ma Planning Beard ol Pittern 117 sites ••!• \M<\. MolorTill e BkBicyclels IMIMi Md Wicker Furniture Decoration* lOpp.l R.R. Station - Discount Price) ftothany Rd . Moiwl Adutt oork Walk " ve., R Chrlitmoi Trees Gin* Baby Furniture - Toys - Bicycles - M&M FACTORY STORE tatJiopptnoCollIWItn owntMp Moll eluded .15 ;eys Gift Wrapped Doll House*-Dotl Houie Furniture Gomes Open tint dally 10 4 Sun. __ ifown. H J . at Bent wood Rockeri MOBILE HOME - 11X45, __ *oon tntrtolltr ol tht Christmas Discount Center Rt. 34. Colt* Neck. «3 MSS • Moln St . Keyporl M4 I3S5 vrsnt Artificial & Live Trees HINCK'l Oaa. tYKlaai Klnamotttsr Hlfhwormoy bt. rtochtd, to ctnttot All typet ot ChrUtmot llOOMwy JS, Oceon IIS 44.1 FRANKS, BETTY'S •M aP mataM , ar riwMtvltkM at u i oppiicaiion to II a lor csck ttlltra. We Serve Well To serve Abofn VALENZANO'S Toys-Juvenile Furniture tht trod known at WIlMn C owri Ornaments S. Decorations OFFICE EQUIPMENT Hwy. 3Stlth Ave. Neptune GOLDBERG FURS LEON ruCKIRMAN Ad. Sc lor rack pBtUfi for Grave Blankets — Polnsettlos MEMORY LANE SHARP CALCULATORS II! (S II4MJ3 ' FURSCLEANED Wcrttofr All Goods at our Low Discount REPAIRED IRESTYLED nrst-ttus Birnail aivJ tea Prices — Open I days Hwy. 35. Oekhurst S3I-1194 WEST LONG BRANCH 22V-O1I* SOI Cookmon. Asbury Pork 714 04 PL V urrya: . rui eiivira/v " Town & Surl Diner MAHN'S BROTHERS lull pork In Mlghloi •log. Sea* lo Laora Wkot- Muscles Watermelon Bar Featuring Our New Salad Bar CATHY & HARRY'S Raleigh Bicycle* A Accettorln Gift Certificate From Sally K. ry. taaB ra iiaf & Garden Center Baking Done On Premises COLONIAL GIFTS Rt, JS. Eolonfown M3-M10 moons DISCRIMINATING TASTE *tr, Neoilecrart Doft II. RI.W, Belmor Btvd.M1-.4N HwyJt. Atlantic Highlands Steaks * Chops-Open 34 hours 140 Real Estate Wanted Route 3S Mlddletown Sally K Empress Room 340 Rumion Rww attwaw. .KMlfllaff Bwl III NANASTOY SHOP Matter Charge • BonkAmer kord LISTINGS OF BITTER HOMES - In New Mdnmouth A Wonderlul Family Treat Doll Hou*e* and Accettoriet aOOcaonAva. »M-ll»l-Wett End "itsm- PLEASE TAKE NOTtCE. that tht OMCMMIU.. IttwYort! MOM'S KITCHEN Hond Made Doll* She'll Look Lavaly In Furl Rutrvton toord ot Ad|wttmonl did. el NY mil PtM NBIM, U CRAFTY WOMEN XI White St. Ul **•! 1 Red Bonk Winters' Fur Shoppe It! nmrtm mavttnf an Oocomaor l» Display Center 1121 Sth Ave.. Neptune IIS 412) CREWEL NEEDLEPOINT RUGS Christmas Lay-A-Ways WE HAVE BUYERS 1*7*. £nv i vqriaiKt to RonoW A and OWB. lie, Patton Nawkor Everything to Enhance Christmas YARN BOOKS SUPPLIES 43 Monmoulh SI . R B 741 MIS FranCM Wyatf Schlowont lo ptrmtt Nvt Rental ot Animated Figures THE INLET CAFE Colts Town. Shoppes, Colls Neck BICYCLES otNMltlwnMt ot o twllilop of prtmlMi ell Mattlton Ave., Asbury Pork Sleomers — All you can eat H 00 431 Ml. Three. Five and Ten Bel mar s Fashion Corner at Ir North Word Avtnwt. lumion NEW IN AtSBgM It kt«. 774*431 New Menu Item — Steamed Lobster LITTLE SILVER REPAIRENTER Intereitlng Clothe*. Accettorles Now Jrr *#y Single or Double. Open J p.m. Little Sllvt 1001 F STREET. BELMAR Copy of told Rtvolwtton It an HH (racket. iBllt. HI, Blai I OPEN 8 A.M. i Monday thro Friday. II noon Ml 3000 OR Ml 1M1 with tht loerd ot Adlultmtnt and Saturday a Sunday - 111 i;u CHAMPAGNE TASTE awa.iafcH tor miaocltan till las.at- NEW 1171- Shop early beat the crowds. Every- 3 Cornwell. Highlands thing lor Christmas . . . wrappings, Untajwe Gin* and Home Acctmortes GARY SAMMON. Cltrk NIIDLKCMrT CATA decorations, light sels, Farbcr. Elec- Something For Everyone" Ritfmon Boord ot Ad|wilmtn Irlcs ond toys. Cornlno. Corelle Sels. COLT'S NECK INN Colt* Towne Shoppet. Coll* Neck Trees and Trim 152 Boots And Otc U Ufa LOG SeodTV Save »% on Revere Wore. FULL COURSE DINNERS 4J124SS Gift* For The Homei PROWN S, 11 Broad it., Red Bank. EVERV THURSDAY — SPECIAL Acces.orits Ml 7500 ITALIAN NIGHT - Solod Bar PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that RM with Prime Ribs - U.IS •IC DISCOUNTS toord ot Aalt-Jtfttmant t dM*i a. *at EVERY FRIDAY - SPECIAL RANDOM NOTES CHRISTMAS TREES - Wreath*, rop- On new boot trailers. iOAT HOUSE, It* ratV-wT mtttirvt o on Otctmbtr IS Sayrewood Jewelers Inc. Lobster — Live IVi LB stuffed ing, polntettlat, a large -election ol a Ocaaw Aw., too »rtfht. MaWll m* aroDl a vofBonct to Thntirt • Jewelry Wedding Anniversary with King Crobmeal - U.H good price Slano* Form ond Gorden NASH MFG. CORP. ond AwrM T Bronntr fa can-trwci a Gltts-Mlddlelown Shopping Center •OAT INSURANCE - Reasonable two-tor to root ond willlly roam It 67l-tt«4 EVERY SATURDAY - 3 SPECIALS Center. Rt JS. Mtddletown. *71-)5.l rate* immediammediate e cc verooe GGroin t0% oft onylhlng in stock with thti od l HelleHll rA Agengencyc . 11 Wlkoft PI , tmlftoi ol S Tyton Loot. Rum*on Living Christmas Trees Philadelphia MUed Grill CROWN GIFTS, INC. Shutter* Awnirtg* Railing* W Krw Jortty Printed Pattern or slrakl Tolls CHOOSE AND CUT YOUR OWN 1» Myrtle Ave., Long tranch Hundreds To Choose From SUNDAYS - 4 SPECIALS U.tS CHRISTMAS TREE - White and ICI iOATS - Reor steamer. Class C. od o SeamedTo-Slim • Roast Leg ot Lomb Scotch Pine, Norway and Blue Spruce. Gaff rlo.. Cloes D, Marconi, extra fWli .nwactla Conrad Smith Nursery • Prime Ribs ot Beef end runners Ideal family beats GARY SAMMON. Clerk ; Tlnton Ave.. Eotontown SHOP MYRTLE S HOUSE - Hand- Open Dec. II through .4, 10 vnttl 3 JO AMERICAN LUMBER Mh^Sras.. like Shop. Eaiantawn. Board of A«|mtmen S4M4M • Stuffed Cornish Hens mode Christmas ornaments, gifts and Ann/Ellen Chrlifmo. Tret Form, • Broiled Blue Fish or toys. e-S p.m. 43 Birch Ave . Little SH- Down Rd . Enaltshtown Doom Rd , It 8. BUILDING SUPPLY Live Christmas Trees Fried Filet of Sole ocated mldwoy between EnollAlriewn TRAIN TAtLEt — BULLETI LOVETT PUMPS - Repair*•4) am TiCi Route ill ot Rt 34. Colt s Neck BOARDS - HAHO POWER TOOLS rebuilt an premise* Patl service Dig tfiem or cut them. Fresh cut IN HIOHANOS MANY OTHER TYPES OF CHRIS • I0TI _ _ « Mwttmonfl|U»l t 04. of Holly-Greens-Wreoths LUDWIG'S BEDLE'S PHARMACY wisrfSBssr MAS GIFTS THE BOATMAN SSHOP . rouo fttoeting onn DecembeC r II Easy, slimming, lined DELICATESSEN RED BANK 741 4444 •Wart Ana., He* >OHfc. TiMTU in*. fjrMt a voriatxte ttoo Ann C and Bernadotte Farms WE CATER FOR PARTIES "FREE 9IPT WRAPPINO" ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS HI .111 coat Rt. S37, Tlnton Falls Wallets Jewelry-Condles Cords WINTER STORACf - U » par loat Goorte i Meyer, it to construct o •MttceSI. I4IIW Bed Bonk (Cor I Boy Ave. 1, Miller St., 142 \ISI Water dry Wilson Boot Works, 417 MMi iK* on the rear ot premise*, ot 7 Printed Pattern 1157 SO-COII 14MHWV U.HAZLET Rtwr SI, Oceonpart/tJ*- Lux Mr* Avenue. Rumson. New Jersey Dorn's Photo Shop Inc. Chrl*lmo* cenlerptece*. decorohont, CONOVER LUMBER TRE2ZA SDELI potlery. alonwore *nd terrorium*. Copy af said Resolvfton i* on hie Women's Sizes are 31 <4« J phlc Needs CATERINS - PARTY PLATTERS » litSt Kevpori. N j Hh tne Boord ol Ad|w*tmtnt or 'rocesslna BLUE STOVE ANTIQUES Live ChrTitmo* tree*, cut Oouglai For The HalMay Seoton IM Recreational lor inipection bust, 42 hip). 38 (C bust. 44f LIQUORS—WINES-COLO BEER Fir*. Scotch Pine. Bottom and Blot Treat yowielt or treoi someone elw film 713 Hwy. 35. Mlddletown. 147-0112 Sprue*. Grave blanket), wreath*, rep. GARY SAMMON. CM" Gifts For Christmas with a purchaw of Tools. Hardware Vehicles *um%«n Boord of Adiutfmon hip); « (44 bust, 4*5 hip). 42 Gift* For The EnlH-e Family Ing. live ptont*. potntettlot. hangtnf .f-^^ll-^ Bh# aBB^BablH ablOBk4S^ J 1 ..II („, tk. poll ot green ond flowering plant* r va*a71MBIi, *#*/ f**v*ff %a||aajl lltTfUl fin 'Tta, DODGE WINDOW VAN 1*74 - V (4* bust. 48 hip), 44 (48 bust. Llncroft Pharmacy FREDDIES PIZZ3SRIA lit River Road, t-alr Haven. 741-4111 from our areen howie. home. We with everyone well lor thecylinder, automatic, include* lope Italian Amor Icon FJod Holidov. ond te hel# o* on mtiotion deck, Ci. overhead console, lour SO hip). 41 (M bust. 52 hip). Newman Springs Rd. Llncroft MERRY CHRISTMAS FMMtr we will give Itx Diuount on 242 Shrewsbury Coll Ml loll Long Bronch-m-OtJI bucket1 seats, mag wheel* Fully tti Asbury Pork - 714-5051 oil Cash 4V Carry purchases II youwtatao . paw lid. rug floor. cwttom *• « (U bust. S4 hip). 50 (54 Caputo's Pastry Shop Craig Hill Focfory Ou:l.l Live Christmas Trees bring (Ms od with you tenor paint Tire* are new ».0M Borough c Wth Ri ait Happy Holiday« h> All rrnte* S«miirm |7I MJ4 bust. 5» hip) 'Itallon Pastry Specialists" VILLA MONICA eaturlng a lorae collection of Early 2*4-0591 ^^ MOM MOTICB Order Now Holiday Baked Goods SUPERB ITALIAN FOOD American and Trodlllonol Furniture Th. Planning Boord ot the Baraafd. Hwy. M - Highlands 1IM3II and Gifts Craig Rd. oft Rt t. Freehold LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER Joan Herbert s Interior Design o. 152 Boots And af Shrewstvry will hold Its reoraanlia 31 South Broodwoy. Long Bronch •I leal IBAvartLom Little Silver SOMETHING SPECIAL Sead II • hr eack pstteni nmn or HI MM Accessories LIVINGCHRISTMAS TREES China — Crystal am In the Municipal Ba.kWna. Braed AMiVloreackoaltfnilor WILBUR'S JEWELERS FAMILY DINING Live Scotch Pine. Amtrion Pine. Bal Stemwore — Flatware Sweet and Sycamore Avenue. Sh. torn Fir. Colorado Blue Spruce. Cam. bury. N J arat-doai atmall, aiaOig TANGS RESTAURANT ELLIS OFFICE SUPPLY tfti Ilimtedi 1^' lo i'l1. floor and Gifts. Decorative Accessaries feAARV LOU IMARTIN. Clerk lead ta Hirm Martla. 40 Broad St. Red Bonk 14100a table *JIM, In container*, wholesale Open Monday thru Friday. 10 till t Shrewsbury planning Boor PORTABLt TYPEWRITERS and retail Folr Haven (River Rd ). Soturaoyt till 1 p m Dec >< Pattcra Oept «, Tke Red SCM - ABLER - OLIVETTI neit te Krouuers. Call 747-mt m Norwood A«e . Deal. SJI 44H WEST END COIN OPEN SEVEN DAYS 112 Monmouth SI. 741 7300. Rad Bonk. Baak «nuler. 2J1 Wtst & JEWELRY ELSIE'S SUB SHOP BAYNTONS til Boots Ami lltk SI, New York. NY Paying top price! on FLOOR FASNtON CIMTM HAVE NOW Stomps. Civil war Items. • For The Best Sub In Town ALL TYPES OF CARPITIN« Atctwrlt* Mill Prilt NAME, AD SANDY'S Gifts For Him M STRYodMCtefJ Fla». CARD GALLERY SI I4IWS! PAPER PARLOUR DIESS, ZIP. SIZE aad CARDS - GIFTS - JEWELRY ROBALO OIPTS-JEWELRY CAROi STYLE NUMBER STATIONER Y ART WORK I MT HA« f AOUTIB MANNY 8. MARY'S MIRROR GRAPHICS SILVER SPORT SHOP Ho> ta get MORE fOB SLASSWARE OAMtSTOYS SUCKCRAFT YOUR MONEY' Scad aov HASSOCK SHOP •OATOHTIAia Btont tor New Spns| Stmraer LOVE LAME TUXEOO SHOP PAKMC mil STARCRAFT Catahg - ntr* tf lo tm AT SBUOIUl sUTB oa tkt clotktt >«• «• PAPER PARADE Andiron Fireploce Shop HYDRASTREAM Everything Far TM Fkagtaca joust* Prot pattera coo- IC Mart Ploio. HaUaf - MJ-BM2 IU4Hwy JS. MMdkrtOwn poa,lao Sead7kaow' Serving Lunch trom 12 10 S ond Dinner bH • w • vvn aja'ie'*** •"* ar • 411 Wit Engh* «r.n»»fUrr.B Irom! to 10 Friday and Solurdoy Mi pm tmk, or HAVE .. Fine Gilts - Jewelry - Lena. ChMa Gift* For Her (jeWMMAM CANOC* nlgtitl till midnight Stop In 01 THE MAILED Dotty & ..Pi* anywhere In Belmor Electric Supply Wkmv LmdStong* Se» + KaUBook II B OLOf UMION HOUSE, ifwhart Ave . The Un-ted State* lor ISO a year. Keen Christmos City U.S.A. Red Bank. up wtth all the Ltxoi. NoKanol. and In 32 White SI 042 4411 RadBonl lattaat Moaey Crslu IIN tenwltonol Hewi. Sports. Comic* and SAL S TAVERN _ RESTAURANT Far The AM,.I In Taur Family I W.Kl Spectat Feature* taoual PuMoa look IIM Serving Lunch ond Dinner Art and Drolling supplies, easels. Dainty Apparel epoce EBs ta. BWTV HIM 9357 OeerTtalo.m far the i. posters, water colors Party ctotnn - llnarrw - coitumtcotl * | OeerTtalo.m far the CALL 542-4000, Ipartfwtor -coaft. -— oc accctiortti t Moster Charge Leyawar laotaMSewitxBoak I1M LoteNlgNMM ssnoopern ss S Caotunoji A»t.. A*aury Pork ligtFSt.Betrr- 36-30 141 Shrewsbury Ave.. Red UIDB1 787-2139 Bank CIRCULATION 20 The DriHRfcgMer SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24. i»76 Carter among few presidents to be openly devout

EDITOR'S NOTE: Thto fUtfc day School teacher in his home of theXiurch's press and bish- Spirit as an Integral part 6f my congregation and 'play down and final lutaUmeal of • five- congregation in Plains, Ga. He ops for his refusal to advocate life. I began to read the Bible any sort of show about it." part Chriitmai icrlei about the has also served as trustee of i constitutional amendment with new interest and per- Carter's rite to the presiden- religion of U.S. praldenti, the national denomination's outlawing all abortions. He em- spective. Since then, I've had cy heightened a religious ele- "The Preiidnti and God," service agency, the Broth- phasized he personally opposed just about a new life. I've had ment in the national con- deali with Jimmy Carter. erhood Commission, and as a abortion, and would, do all he an inner peace and inner assur- sciousness. Wfiile he sometimes lay preacher, evangelist and could to minimize the need for ance that have transformed my may have, demurred at pre- By GEORGE W. CORNELL worker on mlation teams. In it. life- for the better. .Now that cision on various other issues, doesn't mean I'm better, but AP Relifloa Writer Lock Haven, Pa., and among Carter, baptized in his ho/ne he seemed to have touched I'm better off." Most presidents of the United S p a n i s h-speaklng poor In church at a boy of II; had ex- some deeper chord, some more States have avoided elaborating Springfield, Mass. perienced a spiritual rebirth in In his campaign, Carter not basic pain and need in Ameri- their particular religious views "My religion," he says, "la 1966 at the age of 42, described only faced misapprehensions can society for moral fiber and openly, regarding it politically as natural to me as breathing." as being "born again," a com- about his own faith but false spiritual strength. It was a hazardous and limiting them- Whether his unreserved reli- mon evangelical expression stereotypes about his denomi- theme he constantly sounded. selves In public to reverent gious faith appealed to voters drawn from Jesus' statement in nation, the Southern Baptist, as Perhaot'he may bring some generalities. But Jimmy Carter or not, it was not Just pro for- John 3:7: "You must be born a narrow, dogmatic body. Ac- tempering of the secular satu- laid it out explicitly, In the ma as It has seemed to be with anew." tually it embraces a diverse, ration that has dominated clear. some past presidents. He had Although the mass media yet generally moderate reli- society in recent tunes, sug- Among presidents down lived it and witnessed to it be- treated it as some kind of gious spectrum. With 12.7 mil- gests Lutheran scholar Richard through the years, only Lincoln fore ever aspiring to the presi- strange anomaly, a Gallup sur- lion members, it Is the largest J. Neuhaus. He notes that the has so plainly expressed his dency, and It clearly was the vey indicates 34 per cent of all Protestant body in the country, last presidents to do so were theological ideas In connection real Carter. adult Americans say they have now spread through all 50 Wilson and, more successfully, with that office, and possibly In contrast, modern' political been "born again" — half the states. Lincoln. Wilson. Most of the others of savvy has tended to downplay Protestants and 18 per cent of Both of them also were high religious concern, such as A 11 h o u g li predominantly the religious factor, keeping it Roman Catholics. Actually it is white, its national convention Southerners by birth. Perhaps Jefferson and John Adams, so generalized as not really to basic to all Christianity wheth- Carter's influence may also kept private their detailed dis- repeatedly has condemned race matter one way or another and er the term is used or not. discrimination and segregation. help stimulate a climate in cussions of it, preserved largely to bother no one. But Carter which the moral traditions that in personal papers. In Carter's case, as he tells It has less than 1 per cent bluntly laid It on the line. Re- it, it happened at a low point in black membership and many of shaped the nation's heritage But Carter, newly elected to gardless of whether it helped can surface more naturally, en- the presidency, brushed aside his political fortunes. Troubled its congregations still are solid- him or hurt him at the polls, he that his faith did not take prior- ly white. Only last month did riching the diversity that is the conventional reticence and declared his convictions. American life. spelled out frankly and publicly ity over other interests, he Carter's home church In Plains just where he stood m matters "I do not hold them because wrestled with these and other vote to open Its membership to The Rev. Martin Luther King religious. He spoke against any of their effect on the elec- misgivings on a conversational blacks, as long advocated by ST., father of the late civil governmental partisanship torate," he aays. "I hold them stroll through the pine woods Carter's family. rights leader, put it this way at about religion and disclaimed despite their effect. I hold them near his home with his sister, As president, he says he the Democratic convention that because I believe them. Ruth Carter Stapleton, a psy- plans no special services in the nominated the man destined to presuming to have himself any Carter, despite misportrayals whether Carter might use the on someone else. The broad di- special pipeline to God, but They're part of the Carter chologist-evangelist. White House as in the Nixon be the next U.S. President: package. They come with me." of his religion, la not a rigid presidency to foist his religious versity of philosophical and re- "I determined then and there era when the president had his "Surely the Lord has sent Jim- strongly and specifically af- Biblical literalist nor hard-line views on others. Yet he belongs ligious beliefs in our country is firmed dependence on him. When the question first arose really to commit my life to own selected religious attend- my Carter to come out and in the beginning of his cam- fundamentalist, being neither to a tradition, the Baptists, who one of our greatest strengths." Christ," he says. "I became ants. Carter intends simply to bring America back to where it "I pray many times a day for paign in 1975, he says he had a defensive nor judgmental. from the first have been among Nevertheless, like any gen- uniquely aware of the Holy participate In a nearby Baptist belongs." God's guidance as I confront moment's hesitation about Rather, he conveys a positive, the gtaunchest champions of In- uinely religious person, Carter difficult decisions," he says. "I whether to pass it off with only trusting rellglousr viewpoint, a dividual liberty in religion and makes clear that his faith per- man of toleranjy&qadth and ask God to let me do what's his denominational affiliation, of the U.S. policy separating meates his whole outlook and All stores closed tomorrow, Christmas Day right, and let me do what's disciplined dewtlonal prac- church and state. provides the framework of his the usual sidelining of it, but "I tice. "J» best." But he said, "The fact decided I'd respond with the values in his approach to it- that a person has deep religious Indeed, Baptists played a key sues, personal and political. SEASONS GREETINGS! same kind of openness and hon- "I pray many times during role in obtaining that policy. convictions doesn't mean that esty to this question as to any "As far as my decisions as a person thinks he la always the day," he says, noting that The first American colony as- other question." he does so especially when he suring religious freedom was political leader, they are affect- right. I recognlie my own He took some lumps for it. ed very heavily by my Chris- shortcomings and sinfulness hears of someone in trouble or established in 1639 In Rhode The political intelligentsia when facing a decision affect- tian beliefs," he says. "I don't and my need to Improve, and Island by Baptist Roger Wil- limk on the presidency as a groaned. Numerous columnists ing the lives of others. "For a liams. A Baptist leader in Vir- the need for forgiveness from and commentators voiced their pastorate. But it gives me a the people around me, and long time, I've had a habit of ginia, John Leland, had a ma- cynicism. reading a chapter in the Bible chance to serve and it also from God." jor Influence with James Madi- gives me a chance to magnify Carter says the most unex- avery day. It's been a help to son in drafting the first con- Carter, the first Georgian and pected aspect of the campaign me and become part of my life whatever influence I have, for stitutional amendment forbid- either good or bad, and I hope the first full-fledged Southerner had been the furor over his re- ... I haven't missed a day this ding any "law respecting the elected president since before ligious views. "So many year." it will be for good ... I try to establishment of religion, or utilize my religious beliefs as a the Civil War, also is the first analyses, so many stories, so prohibiting the free exercise In the presidential line to assert constant guide in making my many questions, so many ex- Lately, he's been reading thereof." decisions as a private and pub- openly that Christ Is the main pressions of doubt and skeptic- from a Spanish version, com- Influence In his life, and the lic citizen." ism - and occasionally ridi- bining both sustaining his fluen- So fervently have Baptists de- first to make his concepts of cule," he aays. "It really cy in that language and sharp- ' He notes that there are ethic- Scriptural teaching and evan- fended that principle that amazed me, and sometimes It ening his Scriptural con- 'they're sometimes accused of al principles common to many gelical belief part of the elec- hurt a little." sciousness, reflecting his bent religions — compassion, broth- toral process. carrying it too far, such as in Two other Baptists besides for getting maximum efficiency refusing federal loans for their erhood, love, truth, honesty, de- "Jesus comes first In my Ufa, Carter have been president: from his time. colleges. They proclaim a spirit cency, and he adds, "I believe even before politics," he says. Warren G. Harding, 1921-23, a While his principles are of Individuality in religion, in- it Is a state's responsibility and "I don't want anything that's perfunctory.incldental member grounded in the Bible, he also sisting that each person Is free privilege to reflect these vir- not God's will for my life ... of the Northern branch, the is familiar with the works of to determine his beliefs and in- tues in its policies, both domes- I'm a Christian, no matter American Baptists; and Harry the great religious thinkers, terpret Scripture according to tic and foreign." what." But he also says of Truman, lM5-'53, a Southern Relnhold Niebuhr, Karl Barlh, his own conscience. Carter's religion was por- Judaism: "We worship the Baptist like Carter, but not so Paul Tllllch, Soren "I believe in complete sepa- trayed as being problematical same God. We study the same extensively active in church af- Kierkegaard, and often refers ration of church and state," for Jews, yet Southern Baptists Bible." fairs, although a consistent to their Insights. Carter says. "Certainly I would and other evangelicals are A Southern Baptist, Carter worshipper, versed in Scrip- By a strange irony, the ques- never use political office to im- among the sturdiest supporters has served as deacon and Sun- tures. tion has been raised about pose my religious convictions of the state of Israel, seeing it as a fulfillment of Biblical prophecy. Carter himself af- firms that view. "The survival of Israel is not Man, 2 women convicted a political issue — it is a moral imperative," he says. Surveys indicate Jews gave him 75 per cent of their vote, surpassing their usual margin for Demo- crats. of falsifying time sheets Carter, whose main boyhood FREEHOLD - After delib- Vaught was acquitted of Sept. 19.1975. Thomas F. Shebell Jr., who playmates were blacks, also erating for about IS hours charges of obtaining $385 un- Young was convicted of ob- presided over the trial, set showed that special Southern understanding for them, and over three days, a jury con- der false pretenses from the taining $2,123.88 under false Jan 21 for sentencing. Manpower office by falsely pretenses by falsely reporting The judge said that It would they reciprocated with 90 per victed three persons of de- .. cent of the black vote, provid- frauding the Brielle Manpow- reporting that he was working to Manpower that she was be up to the prosecutor's of- working for the program ing his majority in several er office by submitting false for the program when he Was fice to determine whether areas. He probably is the first limi' sheets working for Brielle He also when she was working else- Farrell should be retried on president whose election edge 1 'hi' jury of five women and was acquitted of aiding and where and conspiring with (he charge of obtaining mini came from blacks. abetting Young and Lewis to VauKlit to obtain the money ey under false pretenses srvon men acquitted a lourth Among Catholics, he took an person on one charge.and an- obtain money under false pre- under false pretenses. which the jury could not tenses from the program. 5 County Court Judge i indicated 54 per cent of the nounced that it could not reach a verdict on. votes despite criticism by some roach a verdict on (he second 'Morton was cohvicted of ob- charge against that person. taining $2,791.11 under false Convicted were Mervln pretenses by falsely reporting Vaughl of I..vman Ave., tn the Manpower program Brielle. a suspended Brielle (hat he was working for tie police officer who was a sum- program but was working mer Manpower counselor in elsewhere and of conspiring July apd August 1974 and with Vaught and another 1975: Karen Morton of Glen Manpower employe to obtain Wall Apartments, and Linda money under false pretenses HEY, KIDS Young of Park Ave., all between Sept. 13. 1974 and BrieUe. Acquitted of a charge of conspiring to obtain money III'HUT false pretenses was Injured man Charles Farrell of Woodland GRAND Ave.. Brielle. The Jury could is traced to not reach a verdict concerning a charge of obtaining money home entry under false pretenses against Mr. Farrell. MIDDLETOWN - Wesley Later, Mr Farrell, told re- Hendricks, 27, of 289 Shrews bury Ave.: Red Bank, is being PRIZE porters the verdicts against the three other persons were held in the county jail in lieu "unfair ' Of $2,000 bail on charges of Mr Farrell maintained that . breaking and entry and the those in charge of the Man- . Jarceny at a home on Conover power program should have 4.ane here. & WEEKLY PRIZE been charged, adding thai the Police reported that Mr Manpower employes who Hendricks was arrested wort* on trial were doing what Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. after al- WINNERS IN THE REGISTER'S I hey had been told to do by legedly breaking a window the people in charge. and stealing a purse contain- "This is a case where the ing about $36 from the home. COLORING CONTEST nice guys finished last." he Police said they discovered contended blood near the window and WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN The jury convicted Vaughl traced Mr. Hendricks to Riv- of obtaining 1108(4 under erview Hospital, Red Bank, false pretenses by filing false where he was treated and re- 3 HOUR BURNING travel vouchers for expenses leased for a cut caused by PINE MOUNT AM 10GS he maintained he incurred breaking the window. while working for Manpower. The Sunday Register Cat* of Vaught also was convicted The pocketbook was recov- of aiding and abetting Morton ered police said. Slogs in signing his name as super- No hearing date has been Reg. 5.99 visor on her time sheets, and DECEMBER 26 3.99 set yet for Mr. Hendricks. conspiring with Morton. Limit: One caw p«r coupon. Offer expires 12/28/76 Young and Theodore Lewis to Investigating officers wen MMiBBiaBBaaaiaaaMatl Monmouth Rd. (Rl 71) West Long Branch, Hum Jersey Phone: (201) 229-25*7 defraud the Manpower office Patrolman William S. Don't Miss It! V, AJBO in our Manalapen Store /M»MQI by forging signatures to time McCelland and Sgt. William Open daily & Sunday 9 AM to 6 PM (closed Christmas Day i sheets. F Brunt. December 24,1976

The Daily Register Christmas Album 1976

A keepsake for you, and your children. Presented with the heartiest of ChriHtmas cheer from our entire KtafT. CM Encore members deck the halls LINCROFT — The halls of Newcomers, but who didn't Fair Haven, and Flower Time the Visitor Center at the Mon- want to give up the assort- of West Long Branch. Live mouth County Parks head- ations and friends they Christmas trees were donated quarters here at Thompson formed as Newcomers," she for the administration build- Park are decked with ropes said. The club was recruited ing and the Holmdel Shelter of fresh laurel, garlands of for the holiday decorating by building by Siteco, Inc. of scarlet plaid ribbon, cones Jo Kreyer, the park systems' Holmdel and candles, thanks to volun- recently appointed director of teer* from Encore for Colts volunteer services. Red velvet balls and bows Neck and Holmdel. mixed with candy-striped With a decorating com- balls and fat Santas bloom on The Encore group is an ex- mittee headed by Mrs. Patri- a traditional tree In the tension of the Newcomers cia Roth and Mrs. Trudy spacious entrance hall of the Club in the two townships ac- McLoone, bpth of Holmdel, Visitor Center. cording to Mrs. Joan Lauten, Encore members went to Field Gate Court, Holmdel, work with holiday materials The graceful staircase of president of the 100-member donated by the Middletown the former Geraldlne Thomp- Garden Center, Sears Roe- son mansion is garlanded organization. buck In Middletown, John with laurel and plaid bows "It's really for women who Floden Florists In Sea Girt, and topped with a crown of have lived here too long to be Candle Light Gift Shop In pine cones.

DECKS THE HALLS — Joan Lauten, Encore pres- ident, hangs wreath at visitor center of the AAon- mouth County Parks headquarters, Llncroft.

TRADITIONAL GREENS—Gerry Dunn decorates mantelpiece for holidays in mansion owned by the Iqte Geraldlne Thompson and now used by county iH the spirit of this holy season our porks system as visitors center. wish is one for joy. With appreciation. RAY VAN HORN AGENCY — REALTORS 804 River Road 747-4100 Fair Hov.n

At this time of the year it is a pleasure to turn aside from everyday affairs and express to our friends, old and new, sincere apprecia- tion for their friendship and patronage.

May we convey warm Season's Greetings and extend our best wishes for Good Health, Happiness and Prosperity in the coming year.

SYCAMORf AVE. SHREWSBURY 741-6300 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN 747-1030 Quick party ideas for the holidays i By KAY JARVIS with orange slices. Makes One-half pint tour cream lurters Heat cocktail frankfurter! Cealey Newt Service eight to 10 servings in tall 1 tbsp chopped chives One-half cup currant jelly in water; drain. (Or tue regu- There is always that mo- glasses. lar frankfurter! cut Into bite- Set out caviar with bowl of One-half tip. prepared mus- ment of great expectation POTTED CREAM CHEESE tard sued chunk*.) In serving pan, just before the first guests ar- Math 12 ounces cream tour cream sprinkled with mait jelly, add mustard, juice rive for a Christmas party. cheese until soft and blend in chlvet. Serve with chips, One-fourth cup orange (or liquor), lemon and onion Let's see. The greenery two tablespoons grated red crackers or raw vegetables. juice, sherry or whisky to make a chunky sauce Makes four servings. looks fresh and smells of radishes (about four) and one 1 slice unpeeled lemon, min- Add frankfurters and bent pine, fat candles glowing in tablespoon grated green on- CUMBERLAND FRANKS ced to warm through. Serve with every comer and the tree is ions. Pack into a mold that's 1 pound cocktail frank 1 slice onion, minced Dicks Makes eight servings glittering with ornaments. Ta- wide and shallow so you'll bles are polished and cushions have lots of top surface. are plumped. This amount fits exactly And there is the table laden into three fluted (3 5-inch) with small crunchy things to tart pans and the molds make munch, hot tidbits to spear a pretty design when turned with picks, chunks of good out on a plate. Chill for sev- cheese and crisp vegetables eral hours. Mix together one- to round it all out. half cup Al Sauce, one table- For appetizers, cut rounds spoon canned green chilies, or from whole grain or other salsa, and a few drops Ta- breads with a biscuit cutter; basco. It should be very hot toast lightly under the broiler to contrast with the creamy and brush tops with butter. cheese. Arrange slices of cheese on Unmold cheese onto plate, rounds and spoon a bit of cav- spread hot sauce over the top iar on top. If using crackers, and let it run down sides they are always better if you slightly warm them for a few minutes Serve with crackers or in a 325-degree oven before vegetable sticks. Provide serving. spreaders so that with each Some of the pleasing com- bite of cheese you cut into a binations are mild cheese bit of the hot sauce topping. sandwiched between orange Matzo crackers are excellent segments, blue cheese into with this. which-dark grapes or pecan SAUCY MEAT BALLS halves are pressed, thinly Three-fourths pound ground sliced cucumbers and pickled beef onions wedged between sharp One-fourth pound ground cheeses. pork Another quick party trick is One-fourth cup soft bread to prick a Camembert cheese crumbs about half way through in HOLIDAY VISIT — Posey Ferguson, 9, of Fair Haven, a fourth grader at several places. Sprinkle with n Rumson Country Day School, shows some of her art work to Mrs. Julia Jo a couple of tablespoons of 2 tbsps grated onion hansen, 85, a patient at the Monmouth Convalescent Center in Long brandy, allowing to soak in 1 tsp. lemon juice Branch. A group of 19 of the school's youngsters from the first through overnight. Serve at room tem- One-half tsp. salt fourth grades visited the center, bringing gift baskets of fruit, Kleenex, perature accompanied with One-half tsp. pepper and other personal Items, along with their art work. salted pecans and water bis- One-half tsp. Accent cuits (the mild English crack- ~ One-half cup applesauce er). One-half cup water Now for some hot and cold One-half cup ketchup ideas guaranteed to add extra Mix beef, pork, bread glow to your holiday party. crumbs, egg, onion, lemon juice and seasonings. Blend DANISH I.I ()(.(. well and form into one-half 3 sticks (2 to 3 Inches long) inch balls. Brown meat balls cinnamon in a little oil; add applesauce, 20 whole cloves water and ketchup. 1 cup water Pour into greased baking 1 cup raisins dish and bake one-half hour Two-thirds cup slivered al- at 350 degrees. Place Into chafing dish to keep warm monds while serving. Serves six to One-fourth cup sugar eight. 1 half-gallon Burgundy CLAM CHEESE DIP I May

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CIRCLE CHEVROLET / Co. 641 Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury Realistic toys will fill Santa's bag By ROBERT BETTS life baby dolls this year. Many more of this year's troduces two lines of products ures made in the likeness of Captey News Service toys, games and dolls are themed from the popular TV Cmdr. Keenlg, Prof. Bergman There are baby dolls that' and Dr. Russell, along with blow bubbles at a squeeze of based on TV shows, movies series "Space: 1(M." There's "Realism" belt describes and comic books. Mattel in- a line of nine-inch action fig- Moon Base Alpha, a control the trend in new toys this the tummy, dolls that fuss center play situation scaled to year, according to David Mill- and squirm and can only be fit the figures. There is also a er, president or the Toy Man- quieted with a bottle or paci- line of three-inch figures, ufacturers of America., fier, action figures that can each coming in either their Heading the list of realistic deliver a knockout punch (to uniform or spacesuit, along toys, Miller said, are the first another doll), "good guy" and with a pilot spaceman. anatomically complete boy "bad guy" dolls that can and girl dolls to be made In change their lacial ex- Completing this line is an America. Three U.S. toyma pressions (a mad scientist be- authentically detailed version kers are introducing the real- comes an archfiend). of Eagle I, the spaceship used by the Alpha crew. Eagle I is scaled to the three-inch fig- ures and Is over 2.5-feet long. Added to the wide variety of space-travel playthings are medical emergency and res- cue vehicles, fire-and crime fighting games and toys tak- ing their themes from such series as "Kojak " and "Ha retta" (two of several Milton Bradley games), "The Blonic Woman," "Happy Days" and "The Six Million Dollar Man" (three of the Parker Brothers games) and "The Rookies" and "SWAT" (two among Placo Products popular line pf target sets), Other new toys and games modeled after contemporary themes include a model kit of ocean-explorer Jacques Cousteau's research vessel (with a share of the prorits earmarked for the Cousteau Society), games evocative of CIA-type adventures, and ac- tivity play sets modeled after- hospitals, farms, amusement parks and road-race tracks.

"Although toys historically reflect the society in which they exist, the increasing so- phistication of both today's toymakers and modern chil- dren has resulted in this wide PERSONALIZED DECORATION — Robert Sand- )n that night, long ago, a dazzling star array of especially true to-life ers, age 8, displays Santa ornament he made and playthings," Miller explained. guided shepherds to our Savior. On placed on Eatontown's Christmas tree along with 300 other Eatontown youngsters. "Today's news headlines, is this holiday we hope the radiance sues, trends and entertain-, ment media often become the of the season guides you to a happy Season's Greetings basis for tomorrow's toys." and loving Christmas. Thanks, all. Also popular this year are from kits for what has become the fastest growing hobby in the United States — model rock- Budget etry. HAPPY HOLIDAYS Over two million young- Rent-A-Car sters, through their schools NORWOOD TELEVISION CO. Red Bonk and youth organizations, have become exposed to this safe 295 BROADWAY 10NG BRANCH and inexpensive hobby, which 842-6800 combines fun with science. Available in thousands of hobby shops, retail outlets and directly through such manufacturers as Estes In- dustries and Centuri Engi- neering Co., basic starter kits Including rocket, launcher and engines can be obtained for approximately )10. Prices for most model rockets range from $1.50 to |5. Kits range JtffefaflS from the beginner's Alpha to the 3.5-foot Saturn V, an ex- May the serenity of Christmas find and keep you act one-hundredth scale repl- ica of the rocket that landed men on the moon. content. May every day of this joyful season be filled with A new "toy system" that's already a hit in Europe and joy . . . abundant in peace . . . rich in brotherhood. To gives children a free rein on their imaginations, offering an unlimited number of pos- all the cherished patrons we serve . . . our warmest gratitude. sible play situations and pro- viding long-lasting Interest is Schaper's colorful Playmobile A. FRED System. Available in sets of knights, Indians and construction MAFFEO REALTOR workers, they offer a collec- tion of attractive, cleverly de- 569 River Road 741-9333 Fair Haven signed miniature figures In realistic settings, complete See ReauiUc, page II Use tree after Christinas ** When the holidays «re over, will help because wind and • bird feeder Just stand It put your Christmas tree to sun can cause the top of your upright in the lawn or garden work in your garden. Ever- evergreen plants to dry out. and fasten suet and feeders of green boughs make a good Anything thai helps break the grain on the tree. The birds mulch (or perennials and wind and shades the plant will like It because the hard- will help. i bulbs, according to the Mon- est part of winter Is still mouth County Extension Ser- Your tree can also become ahead for .them. vice in Freehold. January is the ideal time to apply a mulch because the ground is usually frozen by Happy Holidays, then and the mulch will dis- courage thawing and freez- Everyone! ing. You can also spread straw, hay or oak leaves over May the joy and bleBiingi the branches of the teuton be yours That discarded Christmas tree may also be useful as a all year long. windbreak for your living ev- ergreens It's not the best Marion and Art Lynch method of protection, but it

BENEFICIAL TREES — Proceeds from the an- nual Fair Haven Lions Club Christmas tree sale are used to finance various pro|ects to assist the blind. Here, completing a sale at the borough fire house on River Road, are, from left, Jon Whitney; I Holidays Frank Frescla, co-chairman of the tree com- mittee; William Graff, club president; and David from Bunwf A Bittw, Inc Whitney. During this Holiday, we'd like to wish all our customers and friends — The Season's Best!

Season's Greetings from all of us at Buhler & Bitter Etfbllihtd IMS MM HWY 35 HAZIET, H.J. 264-5000

AMC • JEEP Hoy 1$ 1 Ml* M., H..UI 264-1776 HEY, KIDS GRAND PRIZE & WEEKLY PRIZE WINNERS IN THE REGISTER'S COLORING CONTEST WIU BE ANNOUNCED IN Merry Christmas TTlay your home be filled with an abundance of Yuletide pleasures. Sincerest thanks, patrons. The Sunday Register RED BANK LUMBER DECEMBER 26 WAU ST. CORNER OF KARl ST. Don't Miss It! RED BANK 741-5500 to all our friends our very best wishes

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SHEEP MARKET — At the sheep market In Je- rusalem, a shepherd pauses, leaning on his staff.

TO NAZARETH — This Is an age-old mode of trav- el along a dusty road on way to Nazareth.

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MONTESSORI ACADEMY M lHk-741-0241 36WRCH AVL UTTIE SILVER Santa Claus: Logic of kids By BOB BRAMLEY dless agony of playing the 'Santa Claus game' next CINCINNATI - If the Christmas," Mr. Fehr wrote amount of water in the tall, in an article in Psychological thin glass Is the same as the Reports, a professional Jour- amount In lhc short, fat glass, nal. good-bye Santa Claus. Says Mr. Fehr, "Children This Is the thesis offered by will continue to believe in Lawrence A. Fehr, son of Mr. Santa Claus until they devel- and Mrs. George Fehr of Lin- op logic, which usually occurs croft, N.J., a graduate stu- at age seven." dent in psychology at the Uni- versity of Cincinnati. At this age, the kids can no "Even if my hypothesis longer explain two dilemmas, fails to stand the tests of lime the psychologist goes on: how and data, it will have been a can one man deliver a vir- PSYCHOLOGIST AND ENEMIES — Surrounded by St. Nicks Is Lawrence useful one if it has made a tually infinite number of gifts A. Fehr, former. Lincroft resident now pursuing his doctorate in psychology believer out of one non-believ- in one night to children at the University of Cincinnati. A simple water test can eliminate "the need- ing psychologist or if it has throughout the world, and less agony of the Santa Claus game," Mr. Fehr claims. spared one family the nee- why. If there Is but one Santa Claus, are there so many per- sons dressed like him on de- partment stores and on street corners? "Until he is seven, the child can be told that Santa flies Season's Greetings through the night on his sleigh to reach all the chil- ANTHONY & MARIANNE dren and has helpers visiting the stores, and it is belie- vable," Mr. Fehr says. "But SAHAR, M.D.8 when the child reaches the age of seven he or she real- LONG BRANCH izes how illogical that is. This spells the end or Santa Claus," he adds. How do you tell when the child has reached the age of logic? That's where the water and the glasses come in, the psychologist explains. Season's Greetings "Psychologists use a simple Season's Greetings test to see if a child has reached the age of logic. It DR. & MRS. MR. & MRS. involves filling two short glasses with equal amounts RICHARD H. DEMAREE JOHN A. PETILLO of water. Then the water from one short glass is WEST LONG BRANCH RED BANK poured into a tall, thin glass. The child is asked if the short and tall glasses contain the ; same amounts of water. If he answer>s yes, the child has reached the age of logic," says Mr. Fehr. Ergo, good-bye St. Nick. Season's Greetings Mr. Fehr, a graduate of Season's Greetings Red Bank. N.J.. High School, received his bachelor degree CHARLES L. MORGAN from Monmouth College, CHARLES W. JONES West Long Branch, N.J., and PETER S. FALVO JR. a master's degree from an- LONG BRANCH other New Jersey school, PATRICIA DEL BUENO Fairleigh Dickinson Univer- WEST LONG BRANCH sity. He expects to win his doctorate in psychology here in June. Checks on his hypothesis with two prime authorities. Claus headquarters at the North Pole and.the editor of Season's Greetings the New York Times, drew prompt and identical respon- Season's Greetings ABRAHAM J. ZAGER es: LAWRENCE M. FUCHS "Bah, humbug!" W. ROBERT WARWICK MICHAEL R. LECKSTEIN Realistic toys NORMAN B. KAUFF (Continued) with lifelike props. The play t. MARK COHEN value of the system is en- hanced by figures which move their arms and legs, ride horses and can even hold objects. Also new to the Schaper Season's Greetings Season's Greetings line this year is a series of sports action games called the "Super Jocks." Each of THOMAS F. MR. & MRS. the four athletes (football, basketball, ice hockey and SHEBELL, SR. ALLEN E. FALK soccer players) can be made to score goal points by giving ASBURY PARK BELFORD his head a good whack. This triggers his leg, arm or play- ing stick to hit the ball or puck and send it soaring to- »^ivip^vnB*#ivi ward the goal.

» • v » • • • • • Areas of Holy Land untouched (Continued) is much the same as in Jesus' level as excavations continue. sible to roam the hills and and stoneit (hem that are being glorified of all " (Luke day. But history tells us that Just outside these great narrow alleys of Old Jerusa- sent unto thee; how often 4:14,19) little remains of the original walls, skyscrapers are emerg- lem and find some unspoiled would I hive gathered thy The Bible records that city. ing and dramatically altering landmarks with the flavor of children together, at a ken Jesus often climbed to the Archaeologists are finding the surrounding landscape. Jesus' time. doth gather her brood under Mount of Olives for solitude Herodian walls more than M Vet, even though Z.OOt "O Jerusalem. Jerusalem, her wings, and ye would and prayer. feet below the present ground years have passed, it is pos- which killest the prophets. not!" (Luke 11 M) Looking from the Mount of Olives today across the Val- ley of Kidron to Jerusalem, one could believe that the city Champagne is special Christmas for holiday By TOM HOOE AP Newsfeatures Writer Voltaire put it as well as any- and best wishes to all one when he penned these Season's Greetings lines: our friends and neighbors "This wine where sparkling bubble* dance Reflects the brilliant aoul of France." MR. & MRS. The so-called champagne taste is costly, but at times it BERNARD F. BOGUOLI seems worth the money. Espe- cially during holidays or festive occasions. Season's Greetings WEST LONG BRANCH Bear in mind that cham- pagne, which ranges from ex- tra dry to sweet, is a versatile MR. & MRS. wine that can be served throughout a meal from soup to PATRICK D. HEALY dessert without putting your . taste buds out of kilter. Most BELFORD wines go better with some foods than others, but cham- Season's pagne is good with most dinner dishes. When you are serving cham- Greetings pagne the bottle can be chilled sufficiently in about 10 minutes by keeping It immersed In a Season's Greetings bucket containing half ice and EDWARD F. JUSKA half water. Take your time opening the MR. * MRS. bottle and remember that pop- ping the cork is kid stuff that SIDNEY ALPERN can be dangerous with the pres- sure you build up and also wastes a lot of good wine when LONG BRANCH it spurts out. Hold the bottle in SEASON'S GREETINGS one hand without agitating and with the other hand gently undo the wire muzzle holding the GEORGE M. CHAMLIN cork. Then tilt the bottle slightly, hold the corjt firmly MICHAEL D. SCHOTTLAND and turn the bottle slowly. The cork should pull away without Season's Greetings popping. True champagne, of RONALD B. ROSEN course, comes only from the champagne region of France. MR. & MRS. These vineyards date back to THOMAS W. CAVANAGH, JR. the days of the Roman con- JACOB RAND quest when the banks of the JOSEPH E. KELLEY, III River Marne were given over LONG BRANCH to growing the champagne grape. WILLIAM L. O'REILLY 4 tablespoons clarified butter 1 pound veal scaloppine 2 tablespoons flour 1 tablespoon chopped shallots Season's Greetings Season's Greetings 1 cup fresh sliced mushrooms 1 cup extra-dry champagne MR. & MRS. 1 cup sweet cream THEODORE D. PARSONS Nutmeg to taste IRVING M. TEICHER Salt to taste Pepper to taste and SONS WILLIAM R. BLAIR, JR. 4 tablespoons salted butter, softened OCEANPORT JOHN WARREN, JR. In a large saucepan gently heat clarified .butter and In It brown veal scaloppine that has ROCCO RAVASCHIERE been dredged In the flour — about 2 minutes browning for JOHN C GIVENS each side. Add shallots and mushrooms. Cook 2 minutes. Add champagne. Turn heat up Season's Greetings JOSEPH T. GRAUSE and reduce to half volume. Add cream, nutmeg, salt and pepper. Reduce heat and sim- MR. & MRS. GEORGE G. WHITMORE mer 4 minutes. Place veal and mushrooms in serving dish. In FREDERICK E. LOMBARD same saucepan, over nigh heat, MILTON KOSENE finish cooking sauce by adding softened butter and stir till FAIR HAVEN ROGER J. FOSS melted, about 2 minutes. Pour over veal and serve. Serves 2. Good with chilled ttry cham- PAUL J. McMAHON pagne. It's eHappy Hogmanay' in Scotland Ctptey Newt Service And dinna think that we are home. Emigrants and exiles concoction of whisky, honey Until lm, the year official- Christmas doesn't mean a beggars. fly In from overseas places, ly began on March 25 all over lot in Bonnie Scotland, but and oatmeal. For we are bairns come out hospitality is everywhere, The traditional meeting Europe. But In the Scotland Hogmanay, mon! That Is to play. parties indoors are staged by of 1(00, New Year's Day was something else. place used to be the town's Get up and gie's our Hog- the thousand. The innate Merest (Market) Cross. The transferred to the more logic- Hogmanay? What's that? manay." friendliness of the Scot flow- Tron Kirk in Edinburgh's al Jan. 1. Well, It's the Scottish New Hogmanay Is THE Scottish ers richly. Royal Mile was a favorite It chanced that this New Year, but to call It New Year holiday par excellence. There are odd customs like gathering place, as was the Year's Day feU right In the Is to underplay it. Since 1600 It Is a merry occasion. "first-footing." It is the tradi- Trongate in Glasgow. Fewer middle of the "Daft Days," It's been Scotland's annual Hotels and guest houses of- tion of trekking around the people gather at these spots otherwise known as the 12 winter time for letting off fer end-of-year Hogmanay homes of friends and neigh- nowadays. They all go to days of Christmas, which in steam. parties and dances, theaters bors. house parties. earlier times had finished put on seasonal revues and The visitor Is welcomed at with another partyllme, There's an old Scot's verse As midnight strikes, the call Scottish-flavored pantomime, hundreds of parties, espe- goes up, "A guld New Year!" Twelfth Night. It was eternal that goes: and there is no shortage of cially if he or she arrives car- partytime. "Get up good wife, and Scots and their guests kiss things to do and see. rying a small gift like a piece and shake hands, and out The 12 days coincided with shake your feathers, Most of it, however, is at of coal, a half-bottle of whis- come the glasses of whisky the pagan festival of Yule, ky or a cake of shortbread and wine. hailing the sun god's return (the Scottish traditional sug- The "first foot," and from exile to bring longer ar-flavored biscuit). strictly speaking, that's the days. The Hogmanay merri- These parties go on Into the first person to set foot over ment goes back to those pre- Plug for Yule wee sma' hours, often lasting your door in the New Year, Christian feasts. until dawn. should be personable and One reason the New Year Many household appliances received as Christmas gifts Tables are laden with the preferably dark. This insures festival is so strongly estab- must be returned to the dealer because or faulty perform- best to eat and drink: currant lots of good luck In the com- lished in Scotland Is tljat New ance. But the problem may lie in the way the appliance was buns, "cakes and kebbuck" ing year. Year's Day has been Jan. 1 used, warns the Monmouth County Extension Service, Free- (oatcakes and cheese), and since 1600: England kept the hold. Unlucky first foots are whisky make up the goodies. grave-diggers, hangmen, March 25 date till 1751 If you find a new appliance under your Christmas tree, In rural districts there Is of- witches, ministers and doc- If you aim to sample Hog- remember to keep all manufacturers' booklets and other In- ten a ',Het Pint," a wassail tors. But nowadays first-foot- manay and New Year season formation about the proper use and care of the appliance. Al- bowl of ale heated with nut- ing means party-hopping. in Scotland, book early. Ho- ways date and file these instructions, guarantees, and other meg and whisky, sometimes tels and dinner dances are papers so you can find them easily when you need them. Where does the Hogmanay Atholl Brose, a quite novel custom come from? sold out weeks ahead. But remember, too, that many appliances come equipped with a three-prong plug with a built-in ground wire. Never re- move the third prong. If your outlets aren't equipped for this type of plug, use an adapter and attach the ground wire to the face-plate screw. Another thing to remember . . . when connecting the ap- pliance, it's a good Idea to first plug the cord into the appli- ance, if it's detachable. Then plug the cord into the outlet. This practice prevents the chance of having a "hot" wire lying around that might be shorted by water in the kitchen or bathroom.

CHRISTMAS CALL — Monmouth College's Tau Kappa Epsllon Fraternity members took candy canes and Ice cream to a Christmas party staged for tots at the Child Health Clinic of the Long Branch Public Health Nursing Association. Oom Bellia played Santa and Pete Hough, second from right, his helper. The two are pictured with staff nurse Ms. Ruth Floden, left, holding Melissa Zolofra (In light blouse) and Brenda Chaparro; Kevin Smith (with truck) and Lucia Zolofra (with doll) on Santa's lap; and Angel Zolofra; with Monmouth Student Activities Director Michael Burke, right. Toys were the gifts of Bell Laboratories at Holmdel and the Woman's Club of Long Branch. i

%/e're wishing all our neighbors and friends the best that Christmas has loved ones during this to offer, and much more. Many thanks Glorious Season for your loyal, continued patronage. MONMOUTH MEATS RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER Yule warning: Tots do tipple Captey News Service Sunday morning, before their Your holiday hangovers parents are awake, and dis- may be nothing compared to cover bottles and unfinished what your tot may experience drinks left over from a Satur- If he tipples. day night party." Booze and babes don't mix. That word comes from the di- A small child drinking on rector of-the National Poison an empty stomach presents Center Network, Dr. Richard an especially dangerous situ- W Mortarty, who says, "Al- ation since alcohol's potency cohol poisoning Is becoming is based on the principle — more and more common the iess you weigh and the among children under 5." leas you have In your stomach When are kids most likely — the stronger the effect. to indulge? Horlarty says, "When It comes to young chil- "We call it 'The Sunday- dren, you're dealing with a morning Syndrome' because very small package. "It doesn't take much alco- children often get up early on TOXIC DRINK — Toddles ore no tonic for tots, the National Safety Council hol to kill a child. Even sev out of the reach of children. Alcohol Is a poison eral ounces can depress the warns adults. Keep liquor nervous system or drop the with no known antidote. Swim, ski blood-sugar level low enough physician or hospital emer- for death to occur. And there gency room Immediately Be is no antidote — nothing you ready to give details and fol- can do to Increase the meta- low their Instructions. p bolism or break down the al- Do not Induce vomiting un- cohol In the body. That's why less ^ou are told to do so. If It's so dangerous," said the the case is severe, doctors atYMCA poison expert. may remove the alcohol from RED BANK - The Com- Preventive measures, rec- the bloodstream by dialysis — munity YMCA has again ommended for after the party a procedure similar to that of planned "holiday specials" in center on emptying all an artificial kidney machine CHRISTMAS skiing and swimming for the glasses and placing all liquor — to save your child's life. enjoyment of young people bottles out of the reach of This holiday season...and during the Christmas vaca- children before retiring for for every party...keep in mind tion. the night. liquor Is poison to children, The Arrowhead Ski Area's If, despite all precautions, urges the National Safety eighth annual holiday ski pro- your child does swallow alco- Council. There's nothing cute gram is scheduled for Mon- hol accidentally, telephone about a child being dead day through Thursday. The your poison control center, itnink, program includes four one- hour lessons for beginner and intermediate skiers, grades 1- 12 Sessions aiv scheduled for mornings, afternoons and t've- nings. A free lift ticket will be given to each participant and THE ski rentals are available. Les- X &L RESTAURANT sons are guaranteed on either snow or mats. Registration • BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER forms are available now at Arrowhead in'Marlboro or (he OUR SPECIALTY — Hed Bank branch. CHAR-BROILED CHICKEN The popular "Learn-to- SEAFOOD SANDWICHES TAKE-OUT Swim" series at the Commu- nity YMCA Red Bank pool 542-8483 SOUTH OF THE KRUMMY KRUPP will be offered for non-swim- OPEN MON.-SAT. S AM-9:30 PM ON WONDERFUL WEST FRONT mers and beginners between six and twelve years old. The SHREWSBURY PLAZA SHREWSBURY six-lesson course will be held today. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Enrollment is limited Registration is open at the Hed Bank branch for the swim series which is offering a choice of three morning classes.

HOLIDAY GREETINGS!

May your holiday be aglow with the Joys of the seasoni

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