School textbook foes win a battle in West Virginia By BOB ROBINSON and fables where there had been problems before, we unseen as book supporters tired of the battle. year federal prison term for conspiracy to bomb an elemen- scanned those books probably like they've never been "This thing wore people out,",he explained. tary school. He is now doing construction work under a CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Four years after a scanned before," said Stephen Priestly, a Lincoln County Hardly a murmur of protest was heard when theaew work-release program. httttr dispute over the selection of school textbooks set elementary school principal who headed the U-member books were picked in early November. The selection proc- Mfcttnr against neighbor In Kanawha County, it appears Supporters of the books won a victory of sorts in advisory committee. ess drew scant attention from the state's media. November 1(74 when the school board voted to return most victory has gone to those who protested the use of books Phil E. Suiter, assistant state school superintendent, The Kanawha County textbook furor started in the they saw a* godless and un-American of the books to the classrooms But Lewis says it was an also says the books approved by the advisory committee, spring of 1174 when Alice Moore, a minister's wife, com- empty victory. The protests were "very much" on the minds of the from which county school boards must choose their materi- plained that selections from some of the books were lewd, members of an advisory committee that recently screened als, were carefully chosen with the textbook protest in unpatriotic and encouraged students to think in terms of "One of the key things that happened Is that Alice a Mt of language arts books for the Board of Education, mind relative values. Mrs. Moore had been elected to the Moore came to that meeting with a piece of paper in her according to the committee's leader. "I thought the fact that the textbook advisory commit- Kanawha County school board as a candidate opposing sex hand — and it was a set of guidelines" for future textbook The language arts books approved by the board were tee looked at the books so carefully ... that is evidence that education in the public schools. selections, he said. the tint authorized for elementary schools since 1173 It they have been very sensitive to what the public's demands The protest, led by fundamentalist preachers waving "I said to myself, 'Oh, no. Not another battle. People was those 1173 selections - from authors such as ex-Black are," Suiter said. Bibles, escalated with thousands of followers, most of them are tired." Panther leader Eldridge Cleaver, now a "bornagaln" And the pro textbook faction concedes defeat. concentrated in the hills and hollows surrounding ' The guidelines, he said, are the basis for the current Christian, and LeRoi Jones - that sparked the protest "I know what it's like to lose," said the Rev. James Charleston. By the time school opened in the fall, hundreds textbook selections "Those guidelines were totally un- which shut down schools, factories, mines and a regional Lewis, an Episcopal minister who was a vocal supporter of of pupils' mothers were on picket lines. workable. They're awful. They're oppressive," he main- bus system the textbooks Several preachers went to jail for minor picketing tains. "When we got into the textbooks dealing with literature The pv»ntu»l virtw-v l.«>wls believes, came almost offenses But one the HPV Marvin Horan served a three- "But nobody was ready to go to war on this issue." The Daily Register

VOL.101 NO. 124 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1978 15 CENTS Cultists explored exodus to Russia By PETER ARNETT sympathetically and held out money" from Jonestown to the Guyana, demanding that each Lew, Jlmmle, Johnnie and would be "no problem of get-between Georgetown and opened the suitcase and found the promise of approval for the embassy to aid such a move, speak a Russian phrase before Debbie — said the cultists dis- ting visas at any time" for a Jonestown, the memo con- 1500,000 in cash and a letter GEORGETOWN, Guyana exodus of the whole Jonestown according to the document. A each meal. cussed the possibility of ex-delegation to visit the Soviet tinued, "but said he'd rather addressed to the Soviet Em- (AP) - Top aides of cult lead- colony to Russia, according to few months after the meet- Jones was known to be fear- odus to Russia at the Decem- Union to discuss the matter talk to J J in person when he bassy. Carter said they aban- er Jim Jones conferred at least a document made available to ings, Jones instituted com- ful of attacks from across the ber meeting, and Timofeyev The document said at one comes to Jonestown — he still doned the suitcase and fled twice In Georgetown with an The Associated Press. pulsory study of Russian for Brazilian border by referred the matter to Mos-point "regarding the need for is planning to come to Into the jungle. official of the Soviet Embassy Jones' «ide also discussed the approximately 1,000 mem- mercenaries hired by relatives cow. At the meeting in March exodus, a quick transference Jonestown." Miss Katsaris was found who discussed their problems the "quick transference of bers of his Peoples Temple In of some of his followers to re- he said he still had not re-of money, he doesn't see the It was after the later visits dead of gunshot wounds In turn them to the United States ceived a reply. need for such a situation de- of Timofeyev and other Soviet Jonestown. One of the signers He was known to be seeking a "He said It was a very dif- veloping right away, not within officials to Jonestown that the Ait the memo, Sharon Amos, safer haven and spoke of Cuba ficult thing to arrange ex- a year." Russian-language classes was the public relations direc- and the Soviet Union in hisodus," the memo continued. The memo said Timofeyev were Instituted on a large tor for the cult in Georgetown speeches. "But when I cried and said it cautioned Jones about visiting scale. She and her three children A five-page typewritten would be very painful for the Georgetown, where an emo- Three survivors of the mass were murdered in Georgetown memo found in the house door to be shut against the tional hearing over the custody suicide-murder told reporters while the suicide ritual was where Jones lived and main- children (we adults don't mat- of a child in the Jonestown that the settlement's treas- taking place in Jonestown tained his office revealed that ter so much but we need safety settlement was in progress. urer, Maria Katsaris. ordered Charles Edward Beikman. a aides of the cult leader met In for our children) he said that "He feels that the risks for them during the height of ttw former U.S. Marine and a Georgetown with the press at- the USSR, had taken in 5,000 Jim's life if he came to town death ritual to take a heavy member of the cult, has been tache of the Soviet Embassy. Spanish children, taken care of might only be 10 percent but it suitcase "to the embassy " arrested and charged with the Feodor Timofeyev, in Decem- them and returned them later is not worth taking." the memo One of the three, Tim murders ber 1977 and again last March to Spain, so he felt it was worth said. Carter, said they thought Miss 20 pursuing." Timofeyev declined to talk Katsaris mean the U.S. Em- Timofeyev was not avail- The memo — signed with The memo added that with Jones over the radio-tele- bassy. But he said after they able for comment Sunday the names Marcle, Sharon, Timofeyev told them there phone link the cult operated got out of the settlement, they night Motel fire: Terror and panic ROCHESTER, N.Y. house, its roof burned away . and I Injured my leg. I don't lapsed on top ot each other functioning. - Screams. The sounds of ter- Mike Fantigrossi of theknow how I managed to land about 10 feet from a second- "I thought it was a tele- ror and panic rose above an- county district attorney's on my feet." . floor exit. phone." said Ethel Smith, 67, other sound, the "low rumble" arson bureau said arson had One woman held on to a "They were painfully of Toronto, "or at first It of a fire raging through a sub- not been ruled out although second-floor window window close," said Rlley, adding they seemed like someone had set urban Holiday Inn packed with nothing had so far aroused sus- sill, but would not let go, said apparently became confused an alarm at the wrong hour. wedding celebrants and Cana- picions. FBI experts from Maryanne Howard of Hamil- in the thick, choking smoke But after awhile we did recog- dian shoppers, killing 10 peo- Rochester were assisting In ton. "She just kept calling for and stumbled over each other nize It as a fire alarm." ple. the Investigation with labora- someone inside to push her." Other bodies were strewn About 120 Canadians were Later, some remembered tory work, he said. The woman was rescued. about the building, he said. aboard three buses — one from other sounds. The muffled ring "A lot of people were hang- Firefighters and rescue Survivors huddled outside Hamilton and two from Toron- of a telephone, the bell of en ing out of second- and third- workers with trained dogs in winds that gusted up to 25 to, just two hours away — alarm clock? If it was a fire story windows," said Phillips pulled 10 bodies from the rub- miles an hour and 20-degree which were scheduled to leave alarm, too few heard It. "... You really can't blame the ble and searched each room temperatures, most clad only the motel by noon Seven of the dead were Ca- people for jumping. They before a crane was called to in nightclothes, before they Because of the crush of nadians from among three didn't have much of a choice. help lift the collapsed walls were taken across Route 104 to holiday travelers, plus a wed- busloads who had come to They could have died waiting and roof. a Howard Johnson's Motel and ding party and the remnants of Rochester for holiday shop- for us to rescue them or died "We did a room-by room later to a Holiday Inn in down- a hotel-sponsored singles miMir MIHUIII » C»1 nn— ping bargains. Nineteen of the by jumping from their rooms " search with the crane," said town Rochester. dance, hotel officials were not TRUCK PLOWS INTO PORCH - The above shot was taken from the rear of a 24 injured were hospitalized. His words were echoed by a town supervisor Don Riley Riley, responding to com-certain how many guests were pickup truck — driven by Andrew Danville, Eatontown — which plowed into "There was nothing but woman who did leap. "We had "They actually took the debris ments from survivors that the in the hotel. Rescue workers the front porch of a house at 105 Lewis St., Eatontown, early this morning. screaming. A few people were a choice of burning or jumping out and set down outside We hotel's fire alarm was toomade three searches without The porch was nearly destroyed, police said, and the truck totalled. Owners yelling for help, but mostly It from the window," said Mary actually went through it scoop faint, said the Greece Ridge discovering anymore bodies, of the house, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stonecypher and their family, were unin- was just screams," said off- Atmore of Toronto. "We by scoop." Fire Department checked the said Police Chief Gerald lured, police reported, but the pickup truck's driver was treated at Mon- duty firefighter Bud Phillips, Jumped Into the parking lot Five people were found col- system Nov. 8 and found it Phelan , mouth Medical Center, Long Branch, for severe lacerations of the face. who spotted flames shooting from the hotel at 2:55 am Sunday. Ten minutes before, hotel Truck rams porch bar employee Joan Chris- Shake-up due in China tensen had driven away from work. She said she heard "a TOKYO (AP) - Teng by a series of weekend demon- to premier and first vice chair- China's big modernization EATONTOWN - A pickup elling west on Lewis Street house, police said, and then low rumble" - but didn't look Hsiao-ping, apparently riding strations by Teng supporters truck driven by a borough man when the accident happened at followed them He reported man of the the party and the drive But Hua was already back. a wave of public and Com-which appeared to have party other stripped Teng of all his premier, having been named plowed Into the front porch of a 2:23 a.m. that a neighbor then ran from "I didn't think anything of munist Party support, is ex- blessings home at 106 Lewis St., here, Mr. Danville was on hishis house with a fire ext- party and government posts to the post while Teng was still it," Mrs. Christensen said. pected to replace Hua Kuo- Teng, twice resurrected Hua, who was Mao's choice in political disgrace early this morning, police said. way home from work at a inguisher and doused the tire. "But at 4 a.m. I drove back Police said there was little or feng as China's premier, but it from political exile after being to be his successor, moved into Teng indicated the "re- Police said the truck caught bowling alley In Hazlet, police down and the whole thing was is not clear yet whether Hua purged by Communist Party lire and the porch was ex-said. Mr. Stonecyper reported no damage to the house, aside the top spots after Mao died in visions" would be made be- in flames. I couldn't believe will also lose the chairmanship radicals, acknowledged for the September 1976. Teng was re- cause Mao, then 84 and ill. tensively damaged. he was asleep in the two-fami- from the porch, and that only it." of the Chinese Communist ly house, which sits 20 feet off Mr. Danville was injured. first time yesterday that Hua stored to all his party post In acted under the Influence of Police charged Andrew The blaze licked its wayParty, the top job in the Chi- faced demotion the now-disgraced radical Danville, 62B Eatoncrest the roadway, when he heard a July 1977, made first deputy Mr. Danville was treated at from a ground-level storage nese hierarchy. Kyodo, the Japanese news premier and put in charge of Gang of Four led by his wife. Drive, with careless driving, crash The owner then looked Monmouth Medical Center, room up a stairwell and into The new power struggle agency, said he told Ryosaku after his pickup truck veered out the window, police said, Long Branch, for severe lacer- both wings of the L-shaped, II- among the top Chinese leaders Sasaki, leader of the Japanese from the road and struck the and saw the truck — andations of the face. Police had room Holiday Inn-Northwest was revealed last week In a Democratic Socialist Party, at porch of the home of Mr. and smoke coming from the en-no more information at this In suburban Greece. The upper barrage of pro-Teng wall a meeting Sunday that the par- Mrs. Gary Stonecypher. Police gine. Mr. Stonecypher told his time. levels of the 15-year-old split- posters in Peking that sharply ty politburo was considering Register to salute said Mr. Danville was trav- wife and child to leave the Patrolman Robert level hotel were ravaged attacked policies of the late revising two of its decisions Rademacher was the in-From the air, the hotel looked Chairman Mao Tse-tung. The made in April 1976. vestigating officer. like a hideously scarred doll poster campaign was followed One of these promoted Hua grid performers The Inside Story It's All-Monmouth County Week again. That means beginning tomorrow, The Daily Register will present THE WEATHER awards and showcase the area's top football performers. SMW this •enlag, chaaglag I* rala tr Ireeslag rain County gets 1st snowfall The Register's final listing of The Top 10 will appear on Blgks today la the mk) 4ts. Temneratares rlslag to tomorrow. Ten teams that have been shuffled and re- The season's first snow morning rush hour. had fallen in western Pennsyl- completely covered by either shuffled throughout the season will finally find their places Ike Sis Ualght before Hratag colder tamorrcw. Cam- ice or snow, police said. •Me weather reptrt page 1 storm blew Into Monmouth County road trucks were vania and up to 5 Inches were on the list. County early today with 1 to 3 out early sanding main roads. predicted to Philadelphia's The story was the same in The top team will receive (in the name of the school) Jets tnaace Delptlas » Inches expected to fall along The storm system dumped suburbs, the National Weather Wisconsin, where a half-inch of The Daily Register's Monmouth County Championship Tips ea skla care tar.it i diet 14 the coast. nearly a foot of snow on parts Service predicted. ice on Inlerstales M and 94 Plaque The weather forecast calls of the Midwest, sent cars and Washington, the nation's forced drivers to limit their The Scholar-Athlete Team, symbolic of the county's top for snow to change to sleet and trucks skidding off highways capital, received its first snow- speeds to about J5 mph II players both on the field and In the classroom, will be Brktge Advice II DAILY REGISTER and led to at least two traffic 7 PHONE NUMBERS rain by noon. Accumulations of fall of the year and accumula- published on Wednesday, followed by Thursday's edition 4 to I inches were expected deaths. tions were expected to reach "it's Icy," said William which will feature the overall winner—the lop scholar- .11-11 MalaOffke UUm inland. Police throughout the The storm plowed across an inch in the suburbs Randby, a dispatcher for the athlete In Monmouth County. CMBks. « Tall Free I7I-WH Wisconsin State Police at county reported that the snow Pennsylvania early today. But the Midwest took the Then on Friday you will read all about our "Coach of Crauvwa Pat* 11 TaB Free SM-1IN had produced slippery driving Madison. "We're having them Philadelphia. New York City brunt of the storm. shoot off into ditches all over the Year." You'll relive the Mason of the most successful Ea*Mtal»..... I CUMlfled Dept S42-I7N conditions Just in time for the and Boston are due for mix- coach In the area; discover his preseason plans and hopes II Clrealattaa D»pl Jtt-4»H "East of North Platte, we the place." tures of snow, sleet and freez- have more cars off the road that led him and his club to prominence. II gBtftsDeat S4I-4N4 Tie Big Tinusaver ing rain throughout the day, And step-saver • that's the than on," said a state patrol- A travelers' advisory also AU of this Is a prelude to The Sunday Register's All- lifestyle-— 14-11 MMdletowa Bireai I7I-22M threatening the kind of havoc Monmouth County Team, that double-barreled galaxy of II Freekrid Bireai 4JI-21I2 beauty of the YuleUde Gift man In Nebraska, where up to was posted today for the Mate A Date.. Guide In the Classified pages. seen yesterday on roads in Ne- II Inches of snow fell yester- northern third of Missouri. Stan who not only survived the bumps and scratches, but 4 Lta« Braaek Bireai ..m-WI braska, Iowa and Wisconsin. day proved that they deserve to be members of "The Big M." . HI SUlcaant Bareaa »««» rYetaut,trTklak Y*a Are? where the forecast called for CaflBIRTHRIGHT. 747-1423. More than an Inch of snow Many roads in Iowa were light snow and freezing drizzle. 2 The Dtifyfegfafcr SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1978 People Kati and her parents have * VATICAN CITY (AP) - ticket to leave the Soviet Un- Nixon, Haig in surprise meeting f «ki PHI II, address ion - this time with ing about M.MO people at St. Jessica's new baby sister, Peter's Square yesterday, PARIS (AP) - Former Georges Pompidou in 1174, dal. tion and-answer television Britain, where he has been in- Whose birth delayed their de- praised priests who defend parture. President Richard M Nixon Officials In Nixon's party The Impromptu meeting show. According to the pro- vited to address the Oxford truth and justice, but said Btrts Kali said yesterday met unexpectedly (or 10 said the hastily arranged was the first diversion from a gram's schedule, filmed high- University Union the Roman Catholic Church that he. his wife Natalia and minute* yesterday with Gen meeting with Haig took place tight schedule the former pres- lights of Nixon's personal and is not tied to any political their two daughters would Alexander Half, supreme at the luxury Ritz Hotel, where ident is believed to have ar- political life will be shown, af- Those with Nixon declined regime. commander ol the North At- the former president is ter which viewers will phone in to say whether he will meet leave Wednesday for Vien- ranged leading up to the TV "The church is in no way lantic Treaty Organization and staying. No details were given. show tomorrow night. questions about this general with French officials during na, then Massachusetts, af- Nixon's chief aide at the time subject for M minutes. his visit. Security was tight, mixed up with the political ter a week's delay. community," the 58-year-old of his resignation In August Nixon reportedly has ar- with both US and French se- A year ago, the Katies Haig, who arrived during pontiff said In his Sunday 1174 ranged a series of "private curity officers out in force and applied for an exit visa to the morning from a NATO Representatives of Nixon's noon blessing. "It's not Nixon came to Paris Satur- meetings" Monday, but U.S. other guards and patrols work- seek medical treatment for meeting in Lisbon, Portugal, entourage have said he Is plan- linked to any political sys- day and plans to appear on a and French officials have de- ing round the clock. Nixon was Jessica, who suffers from reportedly was Instrumental ning "a') contact" with the tem." French television program. It four years ago in persuading clined to give details. press Wednesday morning dur- accompanied on the trip by malabsorptlon syndrome But, he added, his is his first visit to France since Nixon to resign from the presi- He is expected to stay in his ing which he "might answer members of his own per- and cannot properly digest thoughts go to "those be attended the funeral of dency because of his Involve- hotel room Tuesday to prepare some questions ' This will be manent U.S. Secret Service her food. brothers who are tried and former French President ment In the Watergate scan- for his appearance on the ques- shortly before he leaves for guard They received exit per- perhaps condemned to die — mission this month and were if not physically, from a scheduled to leave last week, viewpoint of civil rights — when Natalia gave birth to because they exercise their her second child — whose faith, because they are name will be either Grisly task conies to an end faithful to truth, because Gabrlelle or GabrleUa, Kati they defend justice." said yesterday. GEORGETOWN, Guyana murdering Ryan, three U.S. his agents will try to "identify forms, boots, tents and any-of the others were not re- Vatican observers said (AP) - U.S. troops flyhom e to reporters who went with him the murderers and con- thing else that might have leased the pope, noted for opposing their bases today after sending to investigate the settlement, spirators to the (Ryan) been contaminated by the bod- religious restrictions in his USSEL, France (AP) - the bodies of more than MO and a defecting Jonetown cul- murder." The murder of a con- ies decaying in the steaming Capt. John Moscatelli, a native Poland, probably had Jacques Cklrac, mayor of victims of' the Jonestown tist. Beikman is accused of gressman is a federal crime no equatorial sun. spokesman for the Guyana Communist regimes of Paris and leader of the task force, said all the murder-suicide rites to the killing a member of the cult's matter where it occurs and "No one has ever been in- Eastern Europe in mind. GaulUst Party, suffered a United States. But Guyanese Georgetown staff and her anyone with any part in it can Jonestown victims died by broken leg early yesterday volved In something as poison except for Jones and authorities gave no Indication three children and of attempt' be charged with conspiracy. massive as this before and it STILLWATER, Minn. when a car In which he was U.S. military authorities two women, who died of bullet when they would release more Ing to kill a fourth person at was a distasteful task," said wounds (AP) - Guthrie Theater ac- being driven skidded during than M American survivors of the cult's office In said a total of 908 American Col. William I. Gordon, com- tor Patrick Clear says it was a snowfall and crashed Into a the Peoples Temple cult. Georgetown. bodies and one Guyanese had mander of the US' force. An embassy spokesman the toughest audience he's tree. The driver suffered mi- U.S. Embassy officials said Embassy officials said the been found in Jonestown, A Pentagon spokesman in said Guyanese officials had ever had — 275 inmates at nor injuries. Ussel Hospital the Guyanese government is Guyanese government wpll not bringing the toll for Nov. 18 to Waslngton, Maj. Brigham turned over the passports of Minnesota's Stillwater Pris- said Chirac, «. would be still Investigating the deaths at permit possible suspects or 918. Shuler, said by last night 512 more than 850 Americans from on who thinned to 19 before flown to Paris for an opera- the Jonestown Jungle com- material witnesses to leave the The U.S. troops sent to bodies had been fingerprinted the settlement, along with a the Shakespeare was over. tion. mune, In northwestern country. But a State Depart- Guyana to handle the by FBI investigators in Dela- three-inch-thick stack of Social Clear told the prisoners Guyana; the airport ambush ment spokesman In Washing- Jonestown dead sent out the ware and 21 positively Identi- Security checks Some of them Friday the red tights and nearby in which Rep. Leo J. ton said the survivors were last of the bodies Sunday and fied, including Jones. Names had been endorsed skirt-like outfit he was wear- CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Ryan, D Calif, and four others expected to begin returning were to return today to their ing were "the jeans and T- (AP) - U.S. Rep. Marllyi were killed, and four slayings tomorrow. bases in the Pamama Canal Shirts of the 16th century." Lkyd was married Saturday at the cult headquarters in The survivors were to be Zone and in the United States. "You don't have to ex- Jaeqies Cklrac to Chattanooga businessman Georgetown. flown to the Charleston, S.C., The ninth and final flight in plain, honey," yelled one in- Still, one prisoner who Josrph P. Bsuquard In a Two Americans, Larry Air Force Base where dozens the airlift carried the remains Tree lighting mate. left during a scene from "As private ceremony restricted Layton, 32, of San Francisco, of FBI agents were waiting to of 183 persons, many of them Actress Barbara Hyslop You Like It" said: "What I to members of their im- and Charles Beikman, 4S. of question them and arrest any- children, to the Dover, Del., got a big reaction — but it think is that they need more mediate families Indianapolis, are under arrest, one who might have had a part Air Force Base. focused mainly on her legs, music, maybe, you know ... Bouquard is a widower. and police sources said more in the Ryan killing. Black smoke hung over the her gown and the screen be- country-western... This stuff Each has four children. <" arrests were expected soon Charles Devic, chief of the airport in Georgetown as the scheduled hind which she changed. is aU right ... but it's a little The new Mrs. Bouquard, • Layton is charged with FBI's Charleston office, said American troops burned unf- HOLMDEL - The Garden Participating in the eve- The bit from "Romeo and too heavy for the guys in 49, won re-election Nov. 7 to State Arts Center 9th annual ning's program will be the Juliet" got a boost when a here. They want a little a third term from Tennes- Tree Lighting Ceremony will Middletown High School South' ,' burly prisoner walked more noise, you know?" see's 3rd District In 1(74, take place Thursday evening Concert Band, The Choral across the auditorium and AU In aU, Clear said, when she won her first term, on the Garden State Arts Cen-' Group of the American Irish ordered a group to "shad- "That was the toughest she was the first Tennessee ter's Mall, it was announced by Association of Woodbridge, dup." Those who stayed crowd we've ever had. The woman ever elected to Con- New Jersey Highway Author- The Mixed Chorus of the Esto- loudly applauded Clear for a ones that were left at the end gress. That campaign fol- ity Chairman William F. nian Evangelical Lutheran scene from "Hamlet," and a were good. But at the start, lowed the death in • plane Smith. The authority operates Holy Ghost Church of young man wished Miss Hys- In the middle ... whew." crash of her first husband, Longest coma victim dies Hold suspect in 12 murders the Garden State Arts Center Lakewood and the Sunday lop well by making a long broadcaster Mart Lltyd, who had won the 1174 prima- HOLIDAY, Fla. (AP) - Elaine LOS ANGELES (AP) - PoUce say and the 173-mile Garden State School of Holy Apostles sweeping bow and kissing MOSCOW (AP) - Once ry- Esposito died in her mother's arms yester- they have arrested a man for questioning Parkway. Eastern Orthodox Church of her hand. again, ailing Infant Jessica day, 37 years after the appendectomy from about two of the 12 stabbing attacks that Chairman Smith said, "The Saddle Brook. AU will perform which she never awoke. Her coma was have occurred in the Skid Row district in holiday season is a time of Joy songs of the season with the believed to be the longest on record. She the past month. John Wesley Porter, 42, of for all of us. To reflect that, last group representing the was 43. "I've always said, when the Lord is Los Angeles was booked for investigation our celebration of it will be "Saint Nicholas Tableau." a ready, he'll take my baby," said Lucy of assault with a deadly weapon and was rich with the music and cus-holy tradition in Slavic nations. Esposito, who had cared for her daughter toms of many nationalities. We Mr. Smith will deliver a Developer offers being questioned Sunday about two attacks dally since 1941. The Guinness Book of in which the victims survived, police said. look forward to everyone join- throw the switch to light the World Records lists Hiss Esposito's coma Investigator Steve Curish said that "at this ing us for an evening of fun and huge tree, visible from the as the longest ever for a human. The coma point, the (Skid Row) Task Force hasn't good cheer." parkway. Highway Authority began Aug. t, 1941, as doctors closed the made any connection" with the other 10 The Tree Lighting will employees dressed as Santa incision after surgery. The 6-year-old girl and his helpers will distribute Manalapan land stabbing attacks, all of which were fatal. In again combine seasonal songs, free refreshments to all who began convulsing, her temperature sfiot up a statement released Saturday night, po- the distribution of free cookies, By WENDY DILLER to settle the two-year-old liti- .The committee agreed to attend. to 107, and doctors warned her parents that lice spokesman L.E. Ritter said officers cocoa and coffee and, of MANALAPAN - Center gation between J. Joseph Pool- accept the bid of L.D.-Seely The festivities will begin at she would never wake up. Elaine was were given a description of the man by course, the lighting of the spec- Homes of New Jersey, de- Ing, a former member of the Company for the purchase of 7:30 p.m. Everyone is re-' disconnected from a respirator in a Chica- victims who survived the attacks that have tacular Arts Center Christmas velopers of the Old Tennent township police department, road paving equipment and ap- minded to dress warmly as the go hospital 10 months later, and her pa* occurred In the downtown district since tree In a family-oriented pro- Estates here, agreed to donate and the township. pointed nine people to the Spe- entire program will take place rents took her home. They always said Oct 23. gram open to the general pub- 2.8 acres of land to the town- Mr. Dooling sued the town- cial Education Program, un- outdoors. If inclement weather "no" when doctors or friends urged taem lic. These festivities will take ship, the Township Committee ship for a longevity salary In- der the Handicapped Persons should cancel the program, it to put their only child in an Institution. For place around the Arts Center's announced at its regular meet- crement, additional claims for Recreational Opportunities will be rescheduled to Friday, years, her father, Louis, worked three jobs 40-foot Colorado blue spruce ing. back pay as a first grade of- Act. It agreed to hire Harry Crosby's daughter wed Dec. 1. to pay the medical bills. Mrs. Esposito which overlooks the mall. In a resolution, the commit- ficer, additional seniority and Weiner as a driver for the road The Garden State Arts Cen- bathed and powdered Elaine, mixing the tee agreed to accept the land additional promotions. department. liquid food she needed after her throat MALIBU,Calif.(AP)-Mary Frances ter is at Exit 116 of the Middletown group "at such time as the Old Ten- The Township Committee became paralyzed 32 years ago. Four Crosby, 19, the late Bing Crosby's only parkway In Holmdel. In addition, the committee nent Estates subdivision has agreed to "pay to the said times a day she fed her daughter through a daughter, has married music publisher Ed- approved a first reading of a sets tree lighting obtained all necessary munici- Joseph Dooling a sum equal to tube in her throat. Each day she turned her mund "Ebb" Lottimer, 27, in a ceremony bond ordinance to pay for the pal, state and federal ap- a 2 percent longevity salary to avoid bedsores. The Espositos once took attended by family and a few-close friends. MIDDLETOWN - The Blaze hits construction and reconstruc- provals. increment from the initial date Elaine to Lourdes, France, to pray for a The couple met two yetfrs ago in San Middletown Area Chamber of tion of roads and streets. Plans for the proposed play- of employment until the date miracle at the place of many reported Francisco where the bride was a student at Commerce will light the com- Rt. 35 store ground, which is located near the Township of Manalapan The committee resolved cures for the faithful. Esposito suffered a the American Conservatory Theater. She munity Christmas Tree on the Manalapan High School, in- awarded longevity pay to aU that the "estimated maximum heart attack several years ago and the is an actress and appeared recently in the traffic island at Route 35 and EATONTOWN - A 9:33 clude the building of a basket- members of the Police Depart- amount of bonds or notes to be family moved to Florida frpm Chicago. He television movie "Pearl" and in a pilot for Kings Highway at 5 p.m. Sun- p.m. fire gutted the Towcomm a TV show titled "Brothers and Sisters." day, with Mayor Robert J. Corp. radio-electronics store ball court and other recrea- ment." Issued for the purpose...is died of cancer last January, at 08. "I (380,000. 1 The wedding was held Friday. Eckert officiating. on Rt. 35 here Saturday night, tional facilities, according to The committee also passed always prayed God would , let me live long- township officials. er than she did," Mrs. Esposito said some The Chamber Choir of High police reported an ordinance granting ap- The committee noted that In addition, the Township time ago. Schools North and South will Patrolman George Jack- proval to Twin Cities of another 120,000 required for 4 arrested at demonstration sing Christmas selections, with son, the Investigating officer, Committee passed a resolution Manalapan,Inc to develop a the project Is to be obtained the public joining in on carols. said the cause of the fire Is plot of land known as Block 19 from the "Capital Improve- NEW YORK (AP) - Four persons, Missing patients sought If the weather is bad, the unknown. The case has been The township Planning Board ment Fund," which Is pan of including a policeman, were Injured and ceremony will be cancelled turned over to the county fire approved designs for the de-the budget already adopted by two were arrested yesterday during a dem- Probe set ST. LOUIS (AP) - About 10 nursing and the tree will be lit by marshal's office for further In- velopment last July. the committee. onstration by about 2,000 Ukrainian Ameri- home patients were unaccounted for last chamber officials. vestigation. night after police discovered that a sub- cans in front of the Soviet Mission to the in Rumson urban St. Louis nursing home had-been United Nations. Police said some teen- vacated under unexplained circumstances, agers among the demonstrators bom- authorities said. The owners of the home barded officers with stones, egg's and fire- stable fire were arrested Sunday when they became crackers, and a scuffle between police and involved In a dispute with police who had demonstrators ensued. There were two ar- RUMSON - An investiga- Our gone to search the home after receiving rests for disorderly conduct, police said. tion Is expected to begin today calls from worried relatives. State officials One person was taken to Lenox Hill Hospi- into the cause of a fire yester- were aware last week that 20 patients who tal by ambulance, but a hospital spokes-, day in a stable on Avenue of had been living in the Jera Su Manor man said none of the four persons brought Two Rivers which caused ex- nursing home in suburban Manchester had into the emergency room was seriously tensive roof damage, but no Inexplicably been moved, without notifying injured. Sponsors said the demonstatlon Injuries. the patients' families, said James F. was designed to promote the "decoloniza- Fire Chief William E. Ward Walsh, state director of Social Services. A tion of the Soviet-Russian empire." The Jr. said the blaze began in a search by his department found "10 or 12" protestors, who gathered for a "freedom hay loft of the barn owned by of the patients In other homes in various march" through midtown Manhattan to the C. H. Slingluff Jr., 16 Avene of parts of the state, but 10 others remain mission included supporters from the Two Rivers. He said the four- unaccounted for, Walsh said Sunday night. Lithuanian World Community, the World stall stable was unoccupied at He said the state has no list of the. patients Federation of Free Latvlns, the Estonians the time of the fire, reported because the Jera Su Manor home has no World Council and the Confederation of shortly after] p.m. contract with the state. Free Byelorussians Approximately 40 men from the Oceanic and Rumson Fire Companies fought the blaze for Basketball Irvouts approximately one hour, he said. The Daily Register slated for Thursday Firefighters had to remove all hay from the bam. They The Sunday Register KEANSBURG - Tryouts remained at the scene for a and registration for two second hour, wetting It down. Published by The Rid Bank Register basketball teams sponsored by Established In 1171 fayJoh n H Cook and Henry Cloy The fire burned through the UieJJepartment of Recreation Main onict hay and half of the stable's On*Register Ploio, Shrewsbury. N.J.«/70l *forthe County Basketball roof, he said. Bronch Offices League will take place Thurs- VIRI.U, Mlddlllown. NJ.vTTel The blaze was reported by Monmourh County Courthouse. Freehold, NJ, 07731 day at 8 p.m. in Kenasburg the owner, Chief Ward aald. I7f Broadway, Long Bronch. NJ.97740 Storehouse, Trenton, N J. QHI5 High School. When firefighters arrived at Member of the Aitoctated Press. The A j toe luted Preu H entitled ciduilvely One team will be for boys U the scene, the loft was fully to the u»e of all the local news printed In the newspaper as will m all AP news »P ••••PHOTO ditpaichev and 14; the other for boys Involved, he said. 15-17. AU participants must be Member ol the American Newspaper Publishers Association, the Audit AT UNITY SERVICES - The Rev. Dr. William Although the stable had Bureau of Circulation, me New Jersey Pre«* AsseeMten. borough residents and may not Sloane Coffin, Jr., left, of Riverside Church, New been used for horses, there Second Ctou poitoge potd ot MedBonh, N J 07701 and at Middletown. N.j' nave had varsity experience. York City, Is welcomed last night by the Rev. Arthur were none on the premises, the VIM. Pubtlsned Sunday mrowgh Friday. Mall subscriptions poyoblc In odvoncc League play will begin In S. Jones, president of the New Jersey Council of fire chief said. Electricty run- Term Mty Dally and Sunday January. Further Information Churches. The Rev. Coffin was the guest preacher ning Into the building was on, UGM KAitr by CorrH? - Oolly and Suoir cent* a week; Sunday only may be obtained from the De- for the celebration of Christian Unity Services held but the chief said, "We don't partment of Recreation. feel that was the cause." .u cwMi um*n x aim at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Trenton. •*—*.w,m« y Researchers plait probe SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1978 The Dt&Y Wf gii> I 3 of eerie reservoir lights WANAQUE (AP) - tot electricity builds up andLong Valley area of Morris showing a concentrated light ye*n, eerie lights hive been creates an electromagnetic County. Eventually, • member source, sometimes ringed with reported on the Wanaque Res field. Of course, the reservoir shot seven Infrared photo- a halo. •fvotr la northern Pauaic Is near the Ramapo fault and graphs of a light that area old- The group, which Its leader County - lights that look like that could add to the pres- timers have described as a says is made up of "people fljrtal uucen. sure." ghostly railroad brakeman who are Interested In things, Beginning in January, a Host reports of flying walking along with a lantern. people who are searchers," vohmteer group of scientific saucers are based on sightings Jones said he was standing spent more than 3,600 man- tavMtlgaton U planning to try of lights, not actual aircraft, on one side of the valley, when hours Investigating the Long and find out why. Jones noted. » three colleagues on the other Valley phenomenon. Most of "We know the mystery light Jones, 44, say'the IBS side radioed a report of a light. the group's equipment is either exists," said Robert Jones, a members of Vestigia will take But it couldn't be seen from donated, loaned or built by the Stanhope area computer Infrared and ultraviolet photo- where Jones was standing. members. analyst who founded Vestigia graphs at the huge reservoir to "We stood there scratching Another of the group's Inc., t non-profit investigative try to document the elec- our heads," the investigator projects has been to look into organization of engineers, tromagnetic effect. In addi- recalled. "At least on some reports by an estimated M wit- houiewtves and technicians tion, they will work with gelger occasions, It must be unidirec- nesses that New Jersey has a "There's no doubt about it. counters, magnetometers and tional. Then a fellow on our Big Foot. We believe It is caused by sets surveying equipment. side shot film In the direction "Once you skim through the mlc activity and that it aU Two years ago, the group where it should have been, and obvious nonsense stories, It starts with enormous pressure made a similar study of a we got seven excellent shots." seems logical to say that a on quarti," Jones said. "The stretch of railroad track In the Jones described the film as large hairy biped has been seen in the Pine Barrens," Jones said. Jones said his group is trying to bridge a gap between Alton Winters of Monmouth Reform Temple, Tinton Legislators to vote contemporary scientists who RETIREMENT AHEAD — The Rev. Harold Falls; Msgr. Salvatore DILorenzo of St. Anthony's have the know-how to In- Hornberger, second from right, and Mrs. Roman Catholic Church, Red Bank, and the Rev. vestigate unexplained Hornberger slice a cake at a reception yesterday David Volk of Perth Amboy, dean of the Central phenomena and what he calls honoring the minister on his retirement after 32 District of New Jersey. The Rev. Mr. Hornberger "little wacko groups who are years at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Red Bank. will retire to Vermont. on drug proposal well-meaning but into the sen- Among the friends and clergymen attending yester- sational." day's festivities In the church were, from left, Rabbi TRENTON (AP)-Several program, other state money truckers operating equipment bUla designed to revise the pre- will be freed to pay for the on state roads and delay (15 Breast cancer scription drug program for the discount drug program, ac- million in state payments to elderly and appropriate casino cording to state Treasurer municipalities next year for program slated Schools set to reopen revenue funds for senior Clifford Goldman. funds due In lieu of revenues dtlaens and the disabled were The program, which began under the business personal MIDDLETOWN - A pro- PLAINFIELD (AP) - GiUlngham said he detected scheduled for votes when the this year, faces a funding defi- The eight-member team ing union vice president. In property tax. gram on breast cancer will be Preparations were being made no bitterness In the aftermath Assembly convenes. cit of more than $15 million by was Jailed Nov. li by Superior addition, the board is to pro- Other bills set for votes in sponsored by the Department for a new beginning in Plain- of the strike. '.'It's back to nor- One measure set for a vote the end of June. More than Court Judge Harold vide a contribution of $255 per the Assembly Include meas- of Health Thursday, Dec. 7, at field today as teachers re- mal," he added today would require a 12 175,000 seniors rjave enrolled In Ackerman, after he de-teacher for a perscrlption-drug ures that would: 7:30 p.m. in the conference turned to their classrooms af- Administrators said some payment Instead of the exist- the drug plan, more than four room of the main building ol termined at a healing that the and dental plan and a weekly — Define the responsi- ter the ratification of a three- teachers had come into their ing $1 payment for drugs by times the Initial state esti- Croydon Hall, Leon,ardville union had disobeyed his back- guarantee of lty hours of prep- bilities and liabilities of ski op- year contract ended a three- classrooms over the holiday eligible seniors under the pro- mates. ' Road, Leonardo. to work order without cause. aration time for elementary erators and skiers in a bid to week strike. weekend to get back in the gram In which the state pays The teachers' negotiators teachers. Seniors living alone are avoid damage suits by skiers The causes and prevention "We're prepared to do what swing of teaching the balance of the prescription were released from jail after Under the previous con- eligible for the drug program if injured on New Jersey slopes. of breast cancer will be dis- we can to make things go The 550-member Plainfield cost. , the union ratified the agree- tract, the average teacher in their annual Income does not — Authorize the state De- cussed and breast self-ex- smoothly," said Evan S. Gill- Education Association and the A second bill would ap- ment last Wednesday after- this city of 47,000 was paid exceed $9,000 Senior couples partment of Community Af- amination will be demon- ingham, assistant super- school board unanimously ap- propriate money from the noon IU.5U may enroll if their annual In- fairs to provide technical as- strated. intendent for business and proved the agreement, ham- casino revenue fund to pay the come is under $12,000. sistance and help expand exist- The program Is open to the school board secretary. The mered out when the teachers' The new contract contains $M homestead rebates paid to The bills tied to the senior ing programs for displaced general public. administration kept the city's negotiating team was inside an overall increase of 21.1 senior citizens and the dis- drug program are part of the homemakers. 14 schools open since the strike the Union County Jail in Eliz- percent over three years, ac- abled. Ms. Patt Schneckenberger, Legislature's efforts to defray started Nov. 7 with supervisors abeth. cording to Fred Johnson, act- The casino fund Is expected — Make the owners of haz- township health educator, ex- a shortage of revenues antici- and substitutes filling In tor the to provide about IIS million ardous wistes transferred to plains that cancer ol the breast pated to exceed 1200 million striking teachers. About hall of this year from the 8 percent public terminals subject to the Is the most common malignant XEROX COPIES next year. the 8,500 pupils attended class ABC charge is dropped tax on gross revenues from the Separate measures also state tax under the Spill Com- tumor in women. Almost a Resorts International Hotel aimed at cutting the antici- pensation and Control Act, fourth of all cancers in women are In the breasts, and they LONG BRANCH - The not truly describe Its con- INSTANT Casino In Atlantic City pated state budget deficit The next voting session of Parents group -el state Division of Alcoholic tents," in violation of state By applying the casino which are set for Assembly the state Senate is scheduled cause about 20 percent of all cancer deaths lm females. to meet Thursday Beverage Control (ABC) has statute. PRINTING funds to the homestead rebate votes would raise fees for for Dec. 4 dropped its charges against Most of these fatalities occur HIGHLANDS - The Pa- According to Joseph H. The Ale House, a bar at 518 While You wait In women between the ages of rent Advisory Council of the Lerner, ABC director, the Broadway, here. 40 and M, although the disease Title I program will meet In chemical analysis which led to <# wolf press me may develop earlier In life. The RRM Corp . trading as the charges had to be re-eval- the school library al 10:30 am 170 Monmouth StrMt Thursday. The Ale House, had been uated, and the re-analysis gave Plans are debated Without treatment, about 20 charged with having a bottle of no evidence that there was a (tad Bank, 741 mo All interested borough resi- percent of those with breast dents are asked to attend. liquor with a label "which did violation of law. cancer live five years. If the disease is diagnosed early, a normal lifespan may be pos- for reorganization sible, and much can to done to control pain in those cancers WASHINGTON (AP) - the present Department ol But some staff members which can be managed suc- The Carter Administration Is Housing and Urban Develop- prefer such Initiatives as cessfully Its Easy.. to pamper family and friends! debating federal government ment a broader agency named Carter's civil service revision reorganization proposals with the Department of Economic plan, which Congress passed one group arguing that major Development. overwhelmingly this year. . renovations are needed for ef- Advocates of such pro- The reorganization oppo- ficiency. But opponents say posals say Carter promised nents say large-scale shirts large-scale moves would just during his campaign to make generate political controversy generate political controversy the federal government more and Just shuffle boxes on an without Improving govern- efficient by reorganizing It, organization chart without im- ment services. and that he pledged to cut the proving the services provided Among the proposals being number of federal agencies. by the agencies. prepared by President Carter has trimmed some However, some officials at Carter's reorganization staff Is minor "advisory committees," the Office of Management and a plan to eliminate the Com- but he has actually enlarged Budget, who asked not to be merce Department and divide his Cabinet by creating a new identified, said OMB re- its functions among other Energy Department and sup- organization advisers are agencies. porting plans for the creation pressing for Carter to make Other proposals Include of an Education Department. major federal renovations a plans to strip the U.S. Forest The advocates of re-top presidential priority next Service from the Agriculture organization say scuttling the year. Department, create a new Bu- Commerce Department would The officials stress, though, reau of Natural Resources by give the president the chance that none of the current pro- enlarging and renaming the In- to say he eliminated at least posals have been presented to terior Department and make one Cabinet-level department. Carter yet. Weather: Snow Yesterday's alga tern- and low 11:14 p.m. bridge, add two hours; Sea peralire at Tie Register TOMORROW - High 5:52 Bright, deduct 10 minutes; weather slaUM was 37 degrees a.m. and 1:11 p.m. and low - Long Branch, deduct 15 aad lfctt.wwasM.lt was 32 at a.m. and 12:11 p.m. minutes; Highlands bridge, t p.n. aad Ike •venlgfcl lew For Red Bank and Rumson tddWmlnutei was ». TMay's I a.m. tern •MHBOPEN DAILY Simply join our peratare was 2>. There was .11 *IU0 mi #040 laches •( sow la Ike 24 hears eadtag at I ML Uday. There were J2 degree days yester- PYREX day, 412 forIk e BMlk, aid 771 ftr Ike healing seasea to date. MINE Christmas or Travelers' advisory this BASKET THIS WEEK'S morning as snow Is expected. DINNER SPECIAL r It to slated to change to rain, ChannukahClub possibly freezing rain later in Q98 the morning. Highs In the low Filet of Flounder Its fun to treat those you love to the best of everything... Inato hatter to mid 40s. Rain tonight ending especially that extra special gift! When Christmas comes tomorrow. Temperatures ris- oval or oblong Rig. $11.95 Potato. ing to the low 90s tonight and Molly Pitcher Salad again, you'll be able to enjoy giving gifts galore. with House Dressing turning colder tomorrow. Rival-Electric Proctor-2 slice Your good feeling will start sooner and last longer... Chance of rain IN per cent CAN OPENER Rolls. Butler. Cotfee^ today and tonight. Winds east With KIOTO WMfpMWf TOASTER if you Join our club nowl to southeast IS to SO miles per 5.95 hour. Marine forecast for 88 14.98 H H 88 • InaUtl Manaaquan to Cape Henlopen and II miles offshore: Winds east to southeast at 15 to M knots today, switching to south to southwest at It to 24 knots OUR 54th YEAR Where banking is easy... tonight. 8ao« changing to rain. OPEN FRI. Rain tonight. Visibility 5 miles or more lowering to 1 to 3 Til 9 mflM In ram Average wave CENTRAL HEY BANK height I to I feet. Small craft advisory may be required dur- iHollp pttjrr AND TRUSTT CONfBANV lag th. day MEMBER FtXC 31 MOAD ST., RED MNK Jnn TIDES 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES • MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION tasriylMk .741-7500 (Nl) 747-MOO TODAY - High 5:22 p.m. 4 The Drily Rrgfeler SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY NOVEMBER 27.1978 HIUIIIIIIIIIIHIUIItllllMHtHIIIIMIHHIIIHIIIIIIMlUWmi .. EddiH Bell Museum dedication is set SOUTH RIVER - Eddls Surviving are his widow, Bell, 51. of SI Maple St.. died Mrs. Mary A. Williams Bell; a EATONTOWN - The historical committee. up Now we have to put in habilitating the museum yesterday in St. Peter's Medi- son, David Williams It. of sheetrock walls and ceilings," Also eipeeted to take part Obituaries Eatontown Historical Commit- While the public is Invited cal Center, New Brunswick, Ocean Township; three daugh- she explained. In the dedication ceremonies tee will dedicate the Eaton- to attend the dedication cere- after a long Illness ters. Mrs Angela Henson of town Museum, 75 Broad St., on The reason the dedication Is are Mayor J Joseph Frankel, Mr. Bell was born in Long Branch, Mrs. Patricia mony, the museum will not be former Mayor Herbert Dec. 1, from I to 4 p.m. opened until May of next year, taking place so far away from Mm. Emma Dougherty Valdosta, Ca., and lived In this Farrow of New Haven, Conn., the museum's completion date Werner, Father Joha Pat- and Mrs. Juanita Johnson of The building which will Mrs. StillweU said. OCEANPORT - Mrs area for 48 years. He was em- U a political one, Mn. StillweU tenon of St James Episcopal day In Monmouth Medical Cen- Asbury Park; his mother, Mrs house the museum was Emmi R Dougherty, 81, of 2M ter, Long Branch. ployed by Delco-Remy Battery purchased In November 1177 The building Is still being pointed out Church, and Father James B. Co., New Brunswick, for 22 Marie BeU. at home; his Coyle, of St. Dorothea's Ro- Comancne Drive, died Satur- Mn. Dougherty was born in with federal revenue sharing renovated, she said. Councilman Joseph A. yean. father, Paul Bell, here; a man Catholic Church. Elizabeth, and moved here 27 funds, according to Mn. Jean "We're to the stage where Largey, the Historical Com- He was a World War IIbrother, Cleveland Bell, here; The guest of honor for the Mn*. Janet Sproul yean ago from Cranford. r Slillwell president of the the building has been shored mittee's liaison with the Navy veteran, and a member eight grandchildren, and four Borough Council, is leaving of- dedication will be Mrs Jennie She was a member of the nephews. MATAWAN - Mrs Janet Senior Citizens Club of Ocean- of Union Baptist Church, here, fice in January, Mn. SUUwell Wortman, who at age N is the C. Sproul, 57, of 10 Fountain port. where he served on the board Anderson Funeral Services, said. She noted that Mr. borough's oldest living resi- New Brunswick, Is In charge of Ave., died Saturday In Rlv- Her husband, the late of trustees, the Usher Board Largey was of considerable dent, according to Mrs arrangements. Tax hike, layoffs ervlew Hospital, Red Bank. Herbert Dougherty, died in and Men's Chorus. help in acquiring and re- StlUweU. Hn. Sproul was born in Mr. Bell was a member of Connecticut, and lived here (or int. Sea Coast Ushers Union, and Mr*. Mary Jane IS years. Surviving are a son, Warren treasurer and past worshipful loom in Newark She in a former book- Dougherty of Cranford; a master of Good Fellowship Hake NEW YORK (AP) - Fiscal ter Its effectiveness. He also keeper for Foodtown Super- brother, Milton E. Stout of Lodge 51, Piscataway. LEONARDO - Mrs Mary problems in New Jersey's said young people in the city of marketa, here. She was a Freehold Township, and four Jane Halse, 17, of 88 ' -gest city may force layoffs almost 381,000 wUl suffer be- member of the liatawan Pres- grandchildren. Rudolph LeonardvlUe Road, died yes- aiK. increased property taxes, cause of the loss of recreation byterian Church, and the The Woolley Funeral terday In Monmouth Medical according to the city's mayor. programs. liatawan Historical Society. Home, Long Branch, is in Kirkpatrick charge of arrangements. Center, Long Branch. Newark residents face Gibson said the cuts were Surviving are two tons, Ed- RED BANK - Rudolph Mrs. Halse was born In higher 1*79 property taxes and necessary despite a 14 million ward C. Sproul of Bound Kirkpatrick, 51, of 2t WaU St., England, and lived in Fair 450 municipal workers and pos- surplus in the city budget He Brook, and Paul S. Sproul ol Mrs. Hazel INeu COLTS NECK - Mrs Ha died Saturday in Freehold Haven for 51 years until mov- sibly 1,000 teachers will be laid said a state law restricting op- Towanda, Pa.; two brothers, Area Hospital, Freehold. ing here a short time ago. off In order to cope with that erational costs to a five David Cunrie of Sayreville, xtl M. Neu, 75, of County Road, Mr. Kirkpatrick was bom She was a communicant of city's $10 5 million loss in fed- percent increase prevents and William Currie of St. Paul, Scobeyvllle, died yesterday in in Hackensack, and lived here St. Agnes Roman Catholic eral funds. Mayor Kenneth A. Newark from balancing the Minn., and six grandchildren. Rivervlew Hospital, Red 20 years. Church, Atlantic Highlands. Gibson said. loss in federal monies. The Bedle Funeral Home It Bank. Mr. Kirkpatrick was a Surviving are a son, Ed- He said 200 policemen will "Our hands are tied," he In charge of arrangements. Mrs. Neu moved here nine member of the Christ De- ward J. Halse, here; three be laid off and the entire recre- said. However, he said he has years ago from Elizabeth, liverance Temple, here, where daughters. Mrs. Muriel Tin ation program and part of the discussed the inflexibility of where she was bom. She was a m. Oft* twice! he served as a deacon. He was nesze of Westfteld, Mrs. Doris city's drug treatment service the law with state officials and retired bookkeeper, and a a member of Mt. Mortal) Ma- Whitmore of Red Bank, and will be eliminated before Dec. that prospects of amending the BELL —EMU. 11. ot II Mapn SI. member of the Colts Neck Sen- Seulti River, riled on Suctdoy In New sonic Lodge 20, here, and was Mrs Alice Monks of England; II. because Congress failed to measure were good. tnmwlcfc. Funeral services win t* at ior Citizens Club. l:» p.m. or, WeOnesdoy of ItM Union a World War II Navy veteran 11 grandchildren, and nine pass an antirecession meas- "We will still provide the Bflptnt Churcti, Woshlnoton Slrnl. twNl «l»er. TM «ev M 0. Wlllloms Surviving are two sons, Surviving are his widow, great-grandchildren. ure. necessary basic services in the trill ifflcMt with Interment In Frank Marold C. Kilbride, and Mn. Rosalee Kirkpatrick; a The Anderson-Cutalo Fu- IM MomerMI Park MeMoleum. North Gibson also said the Board city of Newark. We will cer- tYunovlcfc. Colling hoof i will be Tues- George B. Kilbride, both here; son, Rudolph Kirkpatrick Jr. neral Home, Red Bank, is in of Education will have to make tainly survive," Gibson pre- •m. H p.m., ot the cfwrcfi Arronos itMwi by Anderson Funeral Service*. a brother, Harry 1. Hauck of of Shrewsbury Township; six charge of arrangements. drastic cuts as a result of the dicted WP Sondlore St.. New trunswlck. Delray Beach, Fla , and three daughters, Mrs. Rudrea Wil- loss. KIRKPATRICKttMeivor grandchildren. liams of Belmar, the Misses Assault prevention "All cuts will have a ITWoll St.. lied tank. en Nov. IS. int. Angela, Vanessa and Robin E. Reanxburg bazaar Husband al ffowlee. Devoted lather ot The Higgins Memorial topic of meeting detrimental effect on the city ftueWah Jr., Ma Rwdreo Wllllomi. Kirkpatrick, all here, , Miss of Newark," said the mayor of Ml. Vgneuo, KeUn. Dana and Home, Freehold, is In charge slaU-tl for Saturday Odfera Klrkpotrlck. Fond brother ol Dana M. Kirkpatrick of MIDDLETOWN - "Crimi- New Jersey's largest city. William Long and Richard of arrangements. KEANSBURG - The an- Klrhpolrlch, Mrs. Helen Wllllomi. Shrewsbury Township, and nal Assault Prevention" will However, he added, "we're not nual bazaar of the Department MTl. Edith Goodwin, Mri Oenevleve Miss Debra D. Kirkpatrick of Jexajon, Mri. Mary Tobias. Mri. Ruby be discussed at a meeting of at the disaster stage." of Recreation will take place WrkeM. OrandMlher al eight Funeral Atlanta, Ga.; two brothers, Speaking on WNBC-TV's tervlce Thursday. I p m , ot the Chlwi Santa'* workshop the Village School Parent-Fac- Saturday, Dec. «, in the JFK Funeral Home, JM Shrewsbury Avs>, William Long, here, and Rich- ulty Association at 7:30 p.m. "Here and Now" program yes- Community Center, 17J Carr Hod Set*. Or. Cdno Smith ofllclotlng scheduled by PTA Inlermenl White Ridge Cemetery. ard Kirkpatrick of Paterson; tomorrow In the all-purpose terday, Gibson said Newark Ave., from 10 a.m. until I p.m. Eolontown. Friends may call ot the lu five sisters, Mrs. Melen Wil- will have enough policemen to neral home Wednesday evening, if NEW MONMOUTH - The room of the school. Items for sale will Include p.m Rituollsllc services will stort at • liams and Mrs Genevieve PTA will present Santa's The program, sponsored by provide "basic personal and Christmas novelties, home- Jackson, both here, Mrs. Edith property safety." He said oth- MARTIN — Carol iNse workshop Thursday and Fri- the state Department of Law made gifts, ceramics, jewelry Mtherstanl, « yean, ol I Blossom day In the all-purpose room of Goodwin and Mrs. Mary and Public Safety through its er services, such as traffic and new and used toys. There Ljns, MIoMHtown, N. J.. on Nov. M, Tobias, both of Paterson, and W* Beloved wile ol Joseph E.i de- New Monmouth School. Police Community Relations control, will be cut. will be a white elephant table voted mother ol Brodley. Nell. Nancy Mn. Ruby Wright of Passalc, The details of the tax hike and Jonke. door sister ot John. Mrs. Students may purchase Section, is designed to make also Oerethy HoWg, Mrs. Mary Hohensleln and eight grandchildren. citifens aware of the measures won't be known until next and Mrs. Helen Vahoro. Funeral Christmas gifts for members Proceeds of the event will Waifcissdoy at f: If o.m. from the John The Chllds Funeral Home, that may be taken to avoid April, said Gibson. go to the Keansburg Youth p. Pfleger Funeral Home, IIS Tlndoll of their families Parents are Rood. New Monmouth, N. J. Moil of welcome to visit the workshop, here, is In charge of arrange- becoming a victim of a crimi- He said the cuts In the drug Athletic Association for a new Christian Burial will be ottered ot SI. ments. nal assault. rehabilitation program will al- Mary's R. C. Church. New Monmouth, too. baseball field at II a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, Mldolslown. Visiting Won doyond Tuesday. 3*ond7fpm NEU —Hotel M . of County Rood. Scobeyvllle, Colts Nock, on Nov. M. m. Dtolti Mrticw Wre. Mother ol Harold and George Kllbrlde, Sister ol Horry J. Houck. Rel DOUGHERTY — Emma «.. ejHves and friends are Invited to attend age U, ol Mi Comonche Drive, Ocean- services on Tuesday. Nov. U. Ifl, 01II port, on Nov. ?5, Itn. Funeral service am., of St. Mary's R.C. Church, Colts Wednesday. Nov. 29. 10 a.m. from the Neck, N.J. Interment Evergreen Cem Woolley Funeral Home, to Morrell St. etery, Elliabeth. N.J. In lieu of flowers Long Branch. Friends may coll at the contributions to Colts Neck First Aid funeral home Tuesday. 7 ] and 7-t p.m. Souod appreclated. Inlermenl Orocelond Memorial Pork, Kenllworth Cover Your Kids Bedroom Floors. eft*

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IflOUISE COOK You can apply for a basic grant for the 117)40 academic and whether you are a full-time student. As a general rule, $17,000 of this amount would have been exempt from Assedatol Press Writer year between Jan. I, 1171, and March IS, 1980 The forms however, an Index of tero makes you eligible for the consideration The family would have been expected to A new federal Uw should make it easier for middle- are generally available from school counselors. maximum grant; an index of l,M0 qualifies you for the contribute i percent of the remaining $13,000 in assets or income families to get help in paying college bills - If they Within six weeks after you apply, you should receive a minimum An index of over 1,(00 rules you out. tyear. (That would be typical, Case said, for a maximum will Increase to $1,800. The minimum will be the CoUege Board or the 1ITI-1IM Application for De- penses, number of wage earners and number of children in family with a total income in the high teens.) Under the old either $200 or $250, Ms Smith said. termination of Basic Grant Eligibility college and assets such as savings accounts or equity in a law, the family would have been expected to contribute 20 Both the FFS and the FAF can be used to determine house. The Information used is the Information you provide percent of the first 15,000 - or 11,000 - plus 10 percent of NOTE: No matter how much a student is eligible for, he eligibility for other types of aid; if you use these forms to on your application form. everything over 15,000 - another $1,500. Under the new or she cannot receive a grant for more than half the cost of apply for a basic grant, make sure you check the ap- Joe Case of the CoUege Board, a non-profit testing and law, Case said, the family will be expected to contribute tuition, room and board at the college he or she will be propriate box. Contact the financial aid officer at each financial services association, explained that an eligibility only lOMi percent of the full $10,000 — or 11,050. attending. A student attending a school which cost $2,000 a school you are considering to find out which form Is Index is calculated tor each student. The amount of aid you Now assume the family has 120,000 worth of equity In a year, therefore, could not receive more than $1,000, regard- preferred and to ask about additional sources of help. get depends on a number of factors, including school costs house, plus 110,000 In other assets Under lhe old Uw. less of eligibility Girls challenging boys Transit unit in pro sports attendance ups budget

By GEORGE GALLUP population. «Ai 14 percent nationally. Here is the question asked TRENTON (AP) - Al- Officials said they see little PRINCETON, N. J. - The Although the national teen auto racing shows a decidedly ami the principal tabular fin- though they don't think they'll chance of obtaining anywhere traditional disinterest of girls attendance figures for these m,|t apPeal and attendance is dings: get it, officials at the state near the proposed 59 percent in sports is definitely a thing three sports are at a virtual pp highest in the Midwest and "Which of the following pro- Department of Transportation Increase, but maintain any- • of the past if personal at- draw, with each of the three fessional sports events have are asking for a $140 million thing Jess in the way of a ": tendance at professional having been viewed in person the far West. •Ice hockey is also more you attended in person within budget increase the next fiscal budget will result in the conti- sporting events is accepted as by about four out of 10 teen- the past 12 months,that is, year nuing decline of highway's and a criterion. agers, some interesting minor popular with boys than girls and more frequent attenders since this time a year ago?" mass transit. While boys (78 percentl are variations are noted, In light of the state facing a art teens of both sexes from slightly more likely than girls For example, these sports The findings are based on $290 million budget deficit, white-collar homes, homes In A spokesman for Transpor- (72 percentl to have attended tend to be more popular telephone interviews with a transportation officials admit which the father is college- representative national sam- they probably won't see the tation Commissioner Louis one or more 11 sports events Gambaccini said the proposed In the one-year period prior to ple of teen-agers during the money for which they are ask- period February 2-1 March 6, ing. budget reflects the "real a 1978 Gallup Youth Survey, Gallup Youth Survey needs" to maintain the trans- considering girls' historic dis- 1978. If the increase is not portation department. dain for sports, the difference granted, the state's highway is surprisingly small among youngsters whose educated, and among teens Students show and mass transit systems will Gambaccini is seeking a to- Parenthetically, while boys academic work is above who do above average school suffer, authorities said tal budget of $378,622,000 are apt to have attended a average, as well as teens from work. The national 12-month art at museum marginally greater number of white-collar families, teen attendance figure for L1NCROFT - Students pro sports events than girls. In the second rank, at 20 hockey is 12 percent. 'Also at 12 percent nationally from Thome Junior High in four of the 11 events percent attendance each, are School, Middletown, are ex- CORRECTION studied, the girls' attendance professional track and field is personal teen-age atten- dance at professional tennis hibiting their art work at the In our "Home for the Holidays" sale catalog, we matches or exceeds that of meets and wrestling matches. Monmoulh Museum are offering Black & Deckers' single height Work- boys—though in the latter While there are no noteworthy matches. With the exception JUNIOR HIGH MASTERPIECES - Students from Students in Mrs. Laura De- Mate No. 79-003 for $39.95. Inadvertently, the cases not by statistically deviations from the national that boys and girls are about Thorne Junior High School. Middletown, prepare to Wyngaert's eighth grade art Illustration used shows an adjustable Work-Mate. significant levels. figure for track and field, at- equally likely to have gone to display their serigraphs (silk-screen prints) In the classes have been working on The picture is Incorrect. We are sorry for any All told, three out of every tendance at wrestling match- a tennis match, Its viewer pro- Monmouth Museum. The special showing of their silk-screen media which is inconvenience. four American boys and girls es is weighted relatively file is similar to that noted on- work opens Saturday, Nov. 4, and runs through Dec. commonly employed by fine 175 percentl went to one of the heavily towards boys as well ly for ice hockey. 17. Left to right are Richard Hammond, Linda ind commercial artists. events studied, according to as young people of both sexes •One teen-ager in 10 attended Morris, Nancy Voli, all of Middletown; Dr. Judith Monmouth Building Center Sketches were designed and the latest survey. Yet, despite whose school work is below a pro Boccer game in the 12 Baron, Sea Bright, museum director, and Greg ' 777 Shrewsbury Ave Shrewsbury scaled down to the area ul- the publicity and media ex- par, those from blue-collar months prior to the survey. Jones, Middletown. timately to be printed. posure given such fast-rising households and those in which Appealing about equally to pro sports as tennis and soc- the father's formal education boys and girls. It has the same The prints are framed and car. the traditional big ended at the high scho#level socio-economic profile as ten- available for sale to kenefit a three-baseball, foot Regionally. wrestling at- nis and ice hockey. Middletown art scholarship In ball-completely dominate the tendance is highest in the •Horse racing, the "Sport of 1979 and the Monmouth lists of sports most often at- South, Kings," ranks 10th in the list Museum. The show, on exhibi- tended by both boys and girls. Attendance at the other six of sports attended, with nine tion In the Museum's Alcove as well as every other sub- sports events studied ranges percent of teens having Gallery, will be on view group within the teen-age from five to 14 percent. visited a race track in the 12 through Dec. 17. month period. Horse racing is Monmouth Museum is open PRO SPORTS ATTENDANCE particularly popular in the far Monday through Saturday llliMWIail laM CHH West. It has an otherwise flat from 10 to 4:30 and on Sunday profile. from 1 to 5. Sure you can pay your bills at night... the To

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21 BROAD STREET Keydone Saving* RED BANK 7477770 13NOTUM • Aiauftv MM- MAMAUMH »Jo«,Tia».,Thuri.,8«i10am.7pm. Wtd.lM.1IH The Daily Register Dissenting aide is fired stricted Oglethorpe Club, EnUbliihrd in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Krglslrr By JACK ANDERSON notes that the majority staff whose members exercise poUt Tte firing of an obscure director has no business trying leal influence in Savannah. We congressional aide usually to influence decisions concern- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN WASHINGTON pointed out that he was also a makes no great waves on ing the minority staff. President and Editor close friend of many city of- Capitol Hill. But when the dis- —"Boyd does not seem to missal may have been engi- SCENE consider the possibility," says ficials. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford. Associate Editor neered to stifle dissenting the report, "that the action of We also mentioned that his views, the implications should •mill iiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiui the embassy was based more son had been appointed as the attorney for the Savannah ( SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1978 be brought to public attention message He called PUlsbury on their disagreement with the That U the gist or a sizzling back from abroad and fired policy Implications of school system by "the city secret report prepared for Sen Pillsbury's questions ...than on fathers." him. ANDERSON The devil and Mr. Jones SI Hayakawa, R-Calif, by Hayakawa hasn't released Pillsbury's behavior." The editors of the Savannah Senate staffers who in- the blistering report, possibly —The PUlsbury firing sets a Morning News caUed our at- vestigated the firing ol because it is as embarrassing precedent for similar treat- security risk. The Senate In- tention to the fact that young Michael PUlsbury frpm the to the Republicans as it is to ment of congressional staffers vestigators found that this sim- BeU received his appointment Senate Budget Committee. the Democrats. The report is by the State Department in the ply was not true Indeed, from the county school board, The sometimes abrasive, especiaUy critical of Boyd for future. It "will encourage the Pillsbury's security clearances not the city fathers. Savan- always candid PUlsbury was aUegedly tiring PUlsbury un- department to 'get' other HU1 have been reconfirmed since nah's schools are run by the given the heave-ho after he der pressure from Democratic staffers who ask questions and his Senate firing. county. antagonized Ambassador Hike Staff Director John McEvoy get answers the embassy does CORRECTION: We re- We also may have left the Mansfield in Tokyo. According The latter vigorously denied to not want revealed," the report ported In a recent column that impression tluU aU blacks op- to confidential State Depart- us that he played any role in states. Attorney General Griffin Bell posed the redlstricting com- ment cables, PUlsbury, a Re- Pillsbury's firing. We tracked When PlUsbury was fired, intervened personally In a re- promise. In fact, some blacks publican, did not always follow down Boyd in London, but he Ambassador Mansfield wanted districting move in Savannah, favored the plan. the Democratic Party line in did not return our calls. to release his letter to Muskie. Ga. The Justice Department Our sources continue to In- his interviews with Japanese Here are highlights of the which would show that he had receives as mtny as 50 re- sist, however, that the plan dis- officials. The cables also al- confidential report obtained by «°t asked that the man be districting proposals in a criminates against blacks. In- leged that PUlsbury made a our reporters Gary Cohn and axed. In a confidential cable to week. It is almost un- deed. Drew Days HI, the assis- remark to a Japanese official JimGrady: Mansfield, the State Depart- precedented for the attorney tant attorney general in that Ambassador Mansfield — Boyd never gave ment passed along McEvoy's general to get involved. charge of civU rights, had writ- was "not in touch with current PlUsbury a chance to refute and Boyd's contention that re- ten Savannah officials that the developments in Congress." the charges against him. Some lease of the Mansfield letter The redlstrictlng proposal Justice Department could not was a controversial com- Mansfield happens to be the of the Intemperate remarks at- would "fuel the publicity mill" permit such "dUutlve annexa- former Senate majority lead- tributed to PUlsbury were and thus aid PlUsbury in his promise grudgingly agreed to tion." er. He fired off a complaint to either misinterpreted, badly goal, which was. of all things, by some black leaders, with He backed off after his lus old friend, Sen. Ed Muskie, translated or never uttered al "to vindicate himself." the understanding that II could boss. Griffin BeU, mediated a D-Maine, chairman of the all. FOOTNOTE: The secret be amended later. The plan dispute over the Savannah re Budget Committee. Mansfield —"It appears that there report also raises the ugly pos- effectively reduced black rep- districting. We previously did not demand Pillsbury's was undue Interference on the sibility that PUlsbury was the resentation on the Savannah quoted both Days and Bell as head. But Robert Boyd, the part of McEvoy, and that Boyd victim of a personal vendetta. city council. insisting that their actions committee's Republican staff was responding to his pres- Someone reportedly told We noted that Bell had been were based strictly on the mer- director, discerned that sure," the report states. II McEvoy that PUlsbury was a a member of the eUte and re- its of the compromise. Hospitals and voluntarism

By JAMES J KILPATRICK HHIIIimiHIIIHIIMHHMIIIIIIIIIIIimiHHIHIi ty-odd years ago. If I am cor- The reporter who under- DALLAS — In terms of our rectly Informed, Boston hospi- takes to dig out the "why" of domestic institutions, the great tals began to experiment with hospital costs- wUI hear many H struggle of our time Is between CONSERVATIVE shared laundry facilities. Min- explanations: labor costs, food voluntarism and compulsion neapolis and St. Paul have de- costs, fuel costs, malpractice It Is the fight between diver- VIEW veloped the concept. Such far- insurance (though this seems sity on the one hand, and regi- •apart cities as Columbia, S.C , to be leveling off), and the whole panoply of expenses in- mentation on the other. And Illlllllllllllllllllll Mil Ill Newark, N.J., and Bismarck. you will find no better example N.D.. are achieving significant volved In feeding, housing and of the conflict than the battle dred ways that seldom are re- savings. In Chicago. 23 cooper- treating patients 24 hours a over curbing costs of hospi- ported, hospital adminls ating hospitals are saving day. J65 days a year. The prin- 1260,000 a year in laundry ex- cipal factor, hospital adminis- taUzation. trators are making volun- KILPATRICK In the view of the Carter tarism work. penses. trators say, is an intangible administration — a view By way of example: Six Out In Montana, the Mon- factor: It is the Insidious, per- shared by such powerful liber- DaUas hospitals have come to- tana Hospital Association is Medicaid services. CoUective- vasive effect of "third-party" al senators as Kennedy of Mas- gether on a program of shared providing an admirable exam- ly, the Montana hospitals lost payments. Construction along coast sachusetts and Nelson of Wis- purchases of milk, bread and ple of what member Institu- $10 million in 1977 on these consin — voluntarism is not can liners. This year they will tions can do. Sixty community expenses When hospital bUls are The county Planning Board is rec- home rule advocates. enough, "Health care costs save 170,000 on these items hospitals report average ex- largely paid by Medicare, ommending that the state ease up on One of law's good points is that it must be controlled," says Sen- alone. Other hospitals are penses per admission in 1977 of The Texas hospital admin- Medicare, Blue Cross or other some of the regulations embodied in deals not only with the site of a pro- ator Kennedy, and by this he sharing costs as diverse as mi- 1830, some 1481 less than the istrators are pleased with the programs, an Illusion is means federal legislation to fix the Coastal Areas Facility Review Act posed structure. Also considered is the crofilming and soft drinks. The national average.'They have economies they have achieved created of something for noth- "tight cost controls over hospi- Dallas Institutions are cooper- cut the rate of increase from thus far, but they emphasize ing. Patients have no incentive (CAFRA). effect construction may have on inland tals, labs and other services as ating in the bulk purchase of 70 17.2 percent In 1179-76 to 14.4 that the task of containing hos- to go home. Hospitals have lit- In a special report prepared for municipalities, things such as cutting weU as doctors." medications that can economi- percent a year ago. The aver- pital costs will be even more tle Incentive to economize. But the state Department of Environmen- off sea breezes or a view of the ocean. Here in Texas, {he Dallas cally be repackaged in unit age stay In a Montana hospital difficult in 197S. Roughly 60 to conscientious administrators, tal Protection (DEP), the planners As proposed by our planners, Hospital Council and the Texas doses. Last year 18 hospitals Is 9.2 days, compared to 7.2 (9 percent of Institutional ex- keenly aware of public Hospital Association are fight- with 3,100 beds were working days In all U.S. hospitals. penses are for labor. Higher criticism, are fighting volun- suggest that counties, rather than the changes in the law would not strip the on shared services; this year ing back. They are convinced Pause for a moment, If you minimum wages and higher tarily to keep a Ud on. They 35 hospitals and 7,900 beds are state, be authorized to review applica- state of all of its clout. The DEP would that by a combination of volun- will, over that figure of $830 in Social Security taxes will have are convinced that a com- involved in the effort. tions for construction in the coastal. still have veto power over any permits tary measures, the soaring expenses for the average Mon- to be recouped In some fash- prehensive scheme of national zone. issued by the counties. The report also rate of increase In hospital In the matter of hospital tana admission. Of that sum, ion. If the government's com- health Insurance, locking all costs can be harnessed. They laundry, the Dallas institutions $80 Is represented by the cost plex and costly new system of hospitals Into the same third- Entitled "The Changing intimates that the changes might help accounting flnaUy Is Imposed, party mold, would serve only Shoreline: Managing the Coastal Re- DEP control shore construction in- are not alone in this view. are expanding upon Ideas de- of charity patients, bad debts Across the country, in a nun- veloped in other cities. Twen- and discounts on Medicare and patients must pay the freight. to make bad matters worse. gion," the report finds fault with asmuch as the state now does not have CAFRA because it requires complete sufficient personnel to monitor every environmental impact studies even for municipality in the coastal zone for projects that are proposed for areas potential violations. that are not close to bodies of water. Giving counties and municipalities Y's services for youth more authority may be a fine idea. It "Since we are primarily interested Red Bank me In thanking you for this fine Charles T. Parton in the coastal or near-shore areas, must not be forgotten, though, that the To the Editor: testimony to the work of our President there is no reason for regulating areas state, in some instances, is able to The editorial enUtled "Ser- FROM OUR READERS Bayshore facility Community YMCA one mile or more from the bay, ocean take a more dispassionate look at a vices for Our Youth" pres- ented In The DaUy Register or tidal estuary," the report reads. proposal than might be possible for y, M»*»f itfflMii «t Sex education local officials. Thursday. Nov. It. was an out- cMpr In CAFRA, New Jersey has what is standing tribute to the AtlanUc Mlghlands 1976-1980, reveals the blue- regarded as one of the strictest en- In general, the planners' report Bayshore Youth Services Bu- To the Editor: prints of a campaign which, If vironmental laws in the nation that has merit and deserves the DEP'.s reau. with which to serve our com- work long hours in meeting the Open letter to the state successful, would lead to a so- deal with development along the thoughtful consideration. We think the The Community YMCA is munity, since highly educated needs of people both young and Board of Education, Trenton: ciety of complete sexual coast. It took a long time to get. Faced state should go along with it, but only fortunate to have this facility and very dedicated personnel otd. The foUowlng criticisms oi license, such as never existed Planned Parenthood and the if there are solid guarantees that there We at the Community in history and once achieved with the potential threat of wall-to- high schools In Monmouth could not long continue to ex- wall high-rises along the beaches, a will be no watering down of most of Christmas YMCA have watched the Youth Services Bureau mature County were unanimously ap- ist. This grand strategy seeks reluctant legislature finally con- the existing stringent controls, espe- Little Silver genUe Mary's son was born; a proved by the delegates at the not Just to establish secular To the Editor: in Its years of operation and manger cradled royal David's fourth quarterly meeting of the humanism but tends to destroy sidered it. It became law despite op- cially those dealing with waterfront With the annual holy-day are most proud that a new kin, where shepherds wor- Monmouth County Federation religion and dehumanize our position from construction people and property. and holiday season fast sneak- permanent facility has been shipped that first Christmas of Moly Name Societies. The society. Sex education, teen- ing up on us, the writer hastens found In Keyport. morn. Nearly two thousand federation represents all the age clinics and the like are of to update, with a few word The directors and officers years have come and gone, Moly Name Societies in Mon- primary importance. The goal changes, his lines that Walter of the Community YMCA Join Honors for Werblin and hearts are hard and doors mouth County. is to bring total sex freedom to Wlnchell was kind enough to barred as of yore. Let us re- In the wake of the con- teen-agers to free them from lead off his column with, in the David A. "Sonny" Werblin of Colts finest appointments. Without Mr. member that far distant dawn troversy over Planned Parent- legal restraints, parental au- New York DaUy Mirror, too 1978, sex and give the needy Christmas hood sex seminars at Red thority, traditional morality Neck has been honored by the New Werblin at the helm, it is doubtful that many Christmas Eves ago. cheer and more. Little SUver Bank Regional High School, It and religious teachings. This Jersey Assembly, which adopted a we would have the complex. New York There was no room within To the Editor: has come to our attention that effort to Indoctrinate our the village inn. the night that Avery Giles resolution praising him for the leader- and its powerful banking community An open letter to parents of similar programs exist in at young...even our very young, ship he provided in the establishment fought the proposal, but Mr. Werblin Red Bank Regional students: least 18 of the 24 high schools in without parental warrant and of the Meadowlands Sports Complex. took the opposition in stride and his C'mon parents! Open your Monmouth County. by covert means, Indeed Although the citation was a bit eyes! It's 1)78. Why the objec- We beUeve that Planned against parental supervision is "know how" turned the trick. Uon to sex education in .the belated, it certainly was justified. Parenthood has violated the the expUcit primary work of The Assembly resolution de- high school? It's about time we rights of parents in two ways. these five years. Mr. Werblin has resigned as chair- were exposed to the issue of These violations obviously We charge that the vast scribed the complex as "the foremost human sexuality by pro- man of the New Jersey Sports and have occurred with the cooper- majority of high schools in entertainment facility of the North- fessionals rather than by our Exposition Authority, operators of the ation of the schools Involved. Monmouth County, conscious- friends or older brothers and complex, and his talents are now eastern United States." It is that, and In no instances have we found ly or unconsciously, are being sisters. being utilized by Madison Square we have Mr. Werblin to thank for where Information was sent to commandeered by Planned bringing New Jersey into the big time At first, I was wary. I the parents or guardians, in Parenthood for its own Garden in New York City. thought the course should only writing, stating the nature and as far as athletics is concerned, and purposes. Accordingly, we call Former Gov. William T. Cahill be offered to 16 and 17-year-old specifics of the program to be for the participating high persuaded Mr. Werblin to join the for helping the state create a fine new students. But after having shown. That program in ques- schools In Monmouth County sports authority, and it was one of his image throughout the world. started the course, I found that tion Is the display and Instruc- to cease being willing or un- the subject was presented in tion on how to use various con- willing co-workers In the most an adult manner, there were traceptives. Since a good per- massive effort at Immoral so- no snickers or giggles, and no centage of these students' re- cial change ever recorded. Ocean dumping one In the class was offended ligious teachings are opposed or embarrassed. to the use of these methods, JohnH. Kern President The Army Corps of Engineers is Dec. 14. Mrs. Margaret Benner, my this Is a violation of religious planning to dump spoil dredged from Instructor, Is in no way ad- freedom. Furthermore, even if Besides the possible contamina- there Is a program where the New York's East River into the Atlan- vocating sex or promiscuity. Church, state tion of a prime fishing area, the dump- She only relates the facts. Stu- child can be excused, there tic Ocean. The area for the intended dents learn about sexuaUty exists what the Supreme Court Red Bank dumping is about six miles off the Sea ing would mean more debris for Sea from birth through caUed in 'Indirect coercive TotheEdltor: Bright coast. Bright's beaches. Inasmuch as the adolescence to adulthood. pressure to conform." These Separation of state and So, parent!, taking tex comments were made In rela- church does not mean separa- Sea Bright officials are under- borough and other shore municipal- tion to a child being excused tion of state and God! standably upset about the prospect, education out of the classroom ities are struggling to have clean- will not discourage teenager* from the Regents prayer. We Let's publicize this fact and and so is Assemblyman Anthony M. believe they are applicable In write our senators, con- beaches, the proposal is unwarranted. and sex. The choice is theirs, Villane, R-Monmouth. They are ex- not yours. this situation. gressman,assemblymen and Supreme Court Judges. pected to voice their complaints when The county and state should join the Susan M. Marr A dote reading of Planned the corps has a hearing on the plan on fight to stop the corps' plan. Ultimate cult leader Student Parenthood Five Year Plan, Anne M. Bowers SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1978 The Dfcfly Register 7 The 'typical* American family really isn't

•)f SYLVIA POBTEB tbii family thai I suspect moat obsolete every five families with chil- limiMMIIIIIimilHIMIItlllltllHHHIIHIIIItlll Congress must make sure, — must learn more about the Ev«ry MWI report I'v« raporttra (u well as most of - Almost half ol today's 57 dren whenever It sets up programs scope and relevance of tbe read or beard about the 1171you) would be lost without million families consurt of only - Even more revealing — depending heavily on numbers we use; tax law hai inalyied tbe sUUatical tables referring to two members. Those with one yet unnoticed - is that the statistics, that resources eiist And all of us must take dollars-tad-centi impact In the four-member unit child outnumber those with proportion of people who live YOUR MONEY'S to produce up-to-date and re- more responsibility for these term* of tht typical American But how typical U this "typ- two In families at all has been liable figures; itatistics; must ask more family - coailitlng of a ical" U.S. family? - The fastest growing fam- dropping steadily for the past All of us — consumers, de- questions; must be far, far less breadwinner husband, full- Not typical at all ily type to the single-parent IS years. cision-makers and their staffs trusting. time bomemiker wife and two How traditional Is this four family and It has been for Despite these dramatic WORTH dependent children So typical, member unit? some time. As far back as It71, shifts in the make-up of the •o traditional In U.S. folklore Is It Isn't - today. It's all but it accounted for almost one ol U.S. family, references to the "typical" unit of four still are CHRISTMAS the norm — not only for atypical family of four. Still the limitations of data, particu- changes in fundamental tax Ike family budgets are used larly that derived from sys- laws but also for alterations in (I) In wage negotiations, (2) to tems set up years ago," com- minimum wage floors and establish need standards by plained Bell to my Washington SHOPPERS countless other government some state welfare agencies, associate, Brooke Shearer. programs. Irrelevant though (S) even by private individuals "People aren't willing to in- tills family has become, it trying to determine in what terpret data, to accept that SPECIAL dominates news reports, con- areas of the United States they any statistic coming out of a RENT ANY CAR gressional debates, policy can best afford to live survey Is subject to sampling statements of U.S. officials. Inertia ia one reason the error," emphasized Norwood IN OUR FLEET One explanation: "The gap between numbers and re- Both experts agree: great variety In the structure ality persists Many data col- Those who compile and FROM A ZEPHYR of America goes almost un- lectors find It easier to plug publish data must discuss TO A MARQUIS recognized because our data new figures into old and famil- more frequently and in non- systems hang on while our iar holes rather than to take technical language the limita- FOR ANY 7 DAY PERIOD population changes," says a social changes Into considers tions of their findings; Wellesley College economics tion. Data-users also — wheth- AT A FLAT RATE OF professor, Carolyn Shaw Bell. er they be unions, corporations Another: Government or other branches of govern- Area officers $ 95 statistics change more slowly ment — object as well to the 12 Perday than the habits and forces they phasing-out of deficient or to graduate try to measure, adds acting dated measures WITH A TOTAL OF 400 FREE MILES Bureau of Labor Statistics Ignorance of other types of SEA GIRT- Three Mon- OFFER EXPIRES DEC 15 197B Commissioner Janet Norwood Information currently avail- mouth County police officers PROUD MOMENT - Warrant Officer Robert Cartwrlght has his new rank As an illustration, the able encourages opposition to are among a group of 54 law insignia proudly pinned on during formal ceremonies held at the Marine Air crucially important Consumer change. So familiar statistics enforcement officials from Reserve Training Detachment at Willow Grove, Pa. Colonel B. A. Maas (left) Price Index recently was re- get overworked and misused. throughout the state who will vised - but with data already Budget Commanding Officer of the Marine Air Reserve Training Detachment pro- Congress, for instance, insists graduate Wednesday from a moted the new warrant officer to his present rank. Shown pinning on the new three to four years old! The on using state unemployment municipal police class at the AND rank Insignia are W/0 Cartwright's wife, Rae and his Squadron Commanding data, therefore, did not reflect figures as the basis for provid- State Police Training center, Officer Lt. Col. William Cover. The new warrant officer, who lives in consumer responses to such vi- ing millions of dollars in un- here. RENT Oceanport, is performing duties as a crash crew officer with the Marine Air tal events as the oil embargo, employment insurance bene- Patrolman Michael E. lee Base Squadron - 49 home-based at Willow Grove, Pa. the soaring cost ol energy, fits. This — despite the fact of Atlantic Highlands; Patrol- Sears A-CAR drastic changes in our auto ex- that the BLS has testified that man Nicholas B Howley Jr., penditures. these figures are unreliable of keyport; and Patrolman As a second illustration, and actually could be replaced Richard C. Michau of Manas- RED BANK r Norwood admits that the by a collection of random num- quin, are among the gradu- End income drought BLS's own family budget fig- bers. ates of the 11-week training ures are based on data "So few people understand murse. 842-6800 By DAVID R. SARGENT gathered in the early and Is a reasonable expectation swer all mail personally, but . constructed for <|— I am a widow It years that dividends on the new (2.(0 mW lteOs and •U with a prasloa sad MM will answer all questions pos- a "hypothetical" but now LTV preferred wtU be paid sible in his column.) shares «f lykes (trj»ntl«i regularly. t3.M Series A convertible prr Each share of your new ferred. The sleek han't paid LTV preferred will be con- dividends far almtst Iwa vertible Into 2.3 shares of LTV A GREAT CHRISTMAS GfT~ years. SkwiM I wall ar sell? common and 0.3 shares of a Aba, I dta'l laderslaad about new LTV Series 1 participating the exchaage for stack ol LTV convertible preference stock. I CarparaUea. CJ. WUCMSIB would make no move pending This Exciting World Map Offer MMIIMMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIII approval of the merger, since you stand to benefit from the cash distribution. The dividend Will Delight the Entire Family! SUCCESSFUL on the $210 preferred LTV shares will provide an 11% yield based on the current There is some- INVESTING price of the Lykes 12.50 pre- thing about a map ferred. Although this Is a very that is visually mag- tempting return, it is also in- netic. The ASSOCI- A— Your unsatisfactory In- dicative of the instability of the vestment situation may be dividend. Once the exchange is ATED PRESS Bearing a satisfactory resolu- completed, I would keep a WORLD NEWS close watch on company de- tion Directors of Lykes and MAP is surely no LTV approved a merger about velopments with a view to re- a year ago, and common ducing your commitment exception; it will at- shareholders of both com- Q— I am a 17 year old tract you and your panies are scheduled to vote on widow aa Social Security ui family, from age 6 the matter Dec. S. ptaaatag la work part time If the vote is favorable, •eil year. I awa 3M U.S. Steel, to past 60. each share of Lykes 12 M Ml Philadelphia Electric, a Huge and color- Series A preferred would be S5,»M Philadelphia hospital converted Into one share of a bead aad have tSJ.iN la sav ful, the map is of- new LTV J2.I0 Series B lags. What saggesttoas da yai fered through this cumulative convertible pre- have far me? R.C. Peaasylva- newspaper for only ferred and W.25 In cash. Thus, •ia you would receive 3,000 shares $4.95 (a $12.95 A— Your two stock hold- of the new LTV stock, paying a value). Just fill out ings are appropriate for you, total of $7,800 a year In yielding 9.3% on the 11,380 In the coupon and get dividends, in exchange for annual dividends. Both Issues your Lykes shares. The cash ^.your copies now. are exempt from tax in Penn- distribution would amount to sylvania. W.750 in your case. LTV Is Involved In the steel, Unless your savings are . WORLD NEWS MAP meat, and aerospace In- tied up in term certificates, I | The Daily Register dustries through three sub- would favor reducing that sidiaries — Jones & Laughlin amount by 115,000. This should I BOX G22, Teaneck. NJ 07666 be invested equally In four Steel, Wilson Foods, and Enclosed is S Please send me common stocks with the fa- Vought Corporation. 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To Broadway, baseball, and big business. j Because nobody coven these worlds better than the 1 newspaper that covers the world. Every day of the week. MARINE VIEW I SAVINGS a MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROFT PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL OFFICES C7I-I4OO t The LMy Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1978 Public backs Carter's drastic economic steps •y LOUIS HARRIS By 57 M percent, Ameri cam support the draitlc steps THE HARRIS SURVEY President Cuter Is taking to ttiiiiiHimiiiiiiitiiiiiHiiiimiHHimoiii restore the value of the dollar abroad. Perhaps even more and less privileged segments Indeed, one can make a of the population are far less significant is the tact that by case that only a Democratic NOT USPONtltU FO« TYfOGHATHICAl EMCMS 54-17 percent, a solid majority willing to risk a recession. In president, about whom a 71-23 Is prepared to continue to back the group earning $7,000 or percent majority thinks "he the stringent measures to less, support dwindles to 43-31 really feels deeply about less RITE AID shore up the dollar and to slow percent. Among blacks, it Is a privileged people and is genu- CLAIROL down Inflation, even If it razor-thin 41-31 percent. inely trying to help them as 30 INCHES WIDE means this country will have Among union members, it is President," could get away to suffer a recession. 51-35 percent. To those living with such drastic measures. In This commitment to a pro- close to the subsistence level many ways, it is a situation JUMBO ROLL gram that Involves raising In- or who are unemployed, the comparable to cold war war- AUTOMATIC FA« BRUSH terest rates to higher and notion of deliberately courting rior Richard Nixon opening up higher levels, and which may harder times is a dismal pros- a bridgehead of renewing rela- GIFT WRAP finally slow down economic pect tions with Communist China, I'M 1^1 PAPER 7 5 SQ. FT 99 growth and Increase un- The major Implication of and not splitting the country employment, must be taken as these findings is that President apart in the process. While a a measure of the desperation Carter will have to rely very Democratic president can ask Americans feel about Inflation. heavily on whatever loyalty his own constituency to go A clear majority Is now con- and support he has as a Demo- along wih htm as a matter of KODAK vinced that there is no way to cratic chief executive to gettrust, a Republican president beat inflation without making the "gut vote" of his own party would not have the trust to call EKTRA-1 tome economic sacrifices. to go along with him. upon. What people are also saying Is CAMERA OUTFIT that unless we are prepared to suiter a short recession in the Church variance GENERAL ELECTRIC near future, Inflation will con- tinue to soar and will ultimate- 25 LIGHT ly result In a deep recession or even a depression. decision date set OUTDOOR These findings from a re- ABERDEEN-The Zoning jected to what they termed ex- THILITTLI cent ABC News-Harris Survey Board of Adjustment is ex-cessive lot coverage by the LIGHT SET SCHICK of 1,200 adults across the na- pected to render a decision on planned building. UL APPROVED PROFIftOR tion also reflect the public's Dec. 27 whether to grant a As a result of the objec- STYLING underiyMrg frustration with a variance for the construction tions, plans were redrawn with ELECTRONIC national leadership that some- of a new church on Center the new church shown con- 99 how did not believe that people Street. nected to an existing church CALCULATOR would respond to tough medi- Testifying before the board building. The plan provides 28 cine. Americans are now pre- Alfred Palluzzi, a represent- percent lot coverage, which pared to join the president in ative with the architecture, exceeds the borough's cov- the enormous risks he is facing firm AED Associates, said the erage requlrment by three In the attempt to restore the planned building for the New percent. value of the dollar abroad. Light Community Baptist Of the 22,500 square foot lot, 35 MINIATURE It Is significant that ap- Church had been trimmed 6,800 square feet are occupied proval for President Carter's down In the plans from 5,000 by the building. CHRISTMAS dollar policy comes from a square feet to 3,850 square The church has applied for COTY wide spectrum of the popu- feet. a variance to allow the excess OLD SPICE lation. For example, self- Board members had ob- coverage on the lot. LIGHT SET EMERAUDEMIST& styled conservatives back his AFTER SHAVE policy by 55-11 percent, TALC GIFT SET middle-of-the-roaders support Civil Defense and Disaster Mm by 11-21 percent, and liber- LOTION M als back him by 62-24 percent. control asking for equipment As for supporting the pro- HAZLET - The township's teams. Applicants must be i» I" 4% 02. 79 gram If It Is likely to bring Civil Defense and Disaster years of age and be willing to NOEL SAFETY STANDARD BOTTLE about a short recession, there Control Is socking persons who attend training classes. NO. 902 are some significant dif- own snowmobiles and Contact Rudy Chemey of ferences: or the Police Department or Fritz —Professional people back four-wheel drive vehicles, and Dorflein for further Informa- CLASS nil policy of risking a re- who are willing to volunteer tion, or to volunteer services. f cession by a massive 72-22 their time and use of such vehi- JEAN NATI percent; those with incomes of cles during emergency weath- I IHUulv Koirst.T 125.000 or more support his er conditions. ORNAMENTS PRIVATE MOMENTS plan by 7S-18 percent, and the The Civil Defense and Dis- Classified Way 7 . IN POX OF 18 ASSORTtD OR }•/. OZ. AFTU SHAVE LOTION college educated back him by aster Control is also seeking "The Action Line" SOIIO COLORS GIFT SET 1 J'/i O2. 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MIAMI (AP) - Given the near-impossibility of their rest, we don't have a prayer. And we're in a position now position, the New York Jets' playoff talk may strike come where we could win all three and still not make the as amusing But that's about the only thing funny about the playoffs." Jeta today. Coach Don Simla quietly voiced the same assessment. Sunday, they completed a one-two punch to the Miami "I felt tht they knew the importance of the game,... Dolphins' playoff hopes. 2413 Miami fell to 8-5, the young losing is always disappointing, but the manner of this loss Jets Improving to 7-J There are six teams ahead of the was more disappointing than anything else," he said. JeU, seeking five American Football Conference playoff In the Jets' opening 33-20 victory over Miami, Bob berths Griese didn't play because of a knee Injury that sidelined "We think we can make the playoffs. We felt we had to him for alii games. His pinpoint passing lifted him atop NFL win four games in a row and this was the first game," said passing statistics last week, but against the Jets he suffered quarterback Matt Robinson. three interceptions and lost a fumble. Robinson was entitled to exuberance after completing After Darnell Powell's 1-yard scoring run put the Jets 17 of It passes for 2S7 yards, including a 33-yard touchdown ahead, Bob Martin picked off a Griese pass to set up Kevin pass to Wesley Walker. The victory followed last week's Long's 2-yard run. When Griese fumbled trying to pass, Joe heartbreaker to New England, In which Pat Leahy missed Pellegrini recovered, preceding Robinson's touchdown a JJ-yard field goal that could have won the game with 31 pass seconds left. Griese, coming off a 23 for 33. Mt-yard game at "I think it shows a lot of character, to come back like Houston, said, "It was two different teams, two different this after the loss last week. After the game, we looked at defenses. I'm the leader of the offense, and the offense what we had to do and we went out and did it today," scored six points. Draw your own conclusions." Robinson said. Guard Larry Little, like Griese a 12-year pro, put it in "The way the guys came back, the things they did — I perspective. • . Just can't say enough about it. We are not the team "Nobody can be perfect week after week. If anybody anymore that people laugh at," said Coach Walt Michaels, can, they're not human," he said. whose team may have its first winning season since the Joe Namath-era lMIJets. The Dolphins, trailing the Patriots by two games, are reduced to chasing a wild card spot. They have Washing- ton, Oakland and New England yet to play. • "I don't see why anyone is surprised by the Jets. They're an improved team and they're not making mis- Sports takes," veteran Dolphin linebacker Bob Malheson said. JET LANDING - New York Jet fullback Kevin tackle Bob Baumhower (73) during o jet scoring "We made losers' mistakes. We're obviously not MONDAY. NOVEMBER 27,1978 Long (33) riles,over Miami Dolphin defensive drive In the second quarter. playing like a playoff team," he said. "If we don't win the *Polish Rifle9 shoots down Cards, 14-10

ST. LOUIS (AP) - Philadelphia's "Polish Rifle" passer, FalCMiM.Salalstt Ron Jaworski, picked on the National Football League's leading ATLANTA — Steve Bartkowski fired a 9-yard touchdown Interceptor and made it pay off in keeping the Eagles' playoff pass to Jim Mitchell with only five seconds remaining as the hopes burning brightly yesterday. Atlanta Falcons defeated the New Orleans Saints on a miracle The fifth-year quarterback, pursued by a St. Louis defender comeback for the second time in three weeks. early in the fourth quarter, rolled to his right and whipped a 48- The scoring play capped a 72-yard drive on seven plays that yard pass completion that sealed the Cardinals' fate in a 14-10 started with only 53 seconds left In the game and lifted the Philadelphia victory. playoff-hopeful Falcons to 8-9 for the season. "It's a play-action pass that takes a couple of seconds to A pass interference call on Maurice Spencer of the Saints in develop," Jaworski explained of the delay preceding his key the end zone gave Atlanta the ball on the 1 with 10 seconds strike at the expense of St. Louis free safety Ken Stone, who remaining. started the day with nine interceptions. Ralph McGUl had Intercepted Bartkowskt's pass on the "We'd been trying to find a man open off the wing set all interference call, which produced a 24-yard penalty. day," Jaworski added. "Stone's a good ballplayer, but every- Two weeks ago, Atlanta trailed 17-8 with one minute remain- body gets beat sooner or later If you're out there long enough." ing and scored two touchdowns, the last on a tipped pass play Jaworski's longest completion of the day under slate-col- that covered 97 yards from Bartkowski to Alfred Jackson. That ored skies set up a 2-yard touchdown plunge by Mike Hogan also was a 20-17 score. with 11:41 left, establishing a 14-3 Philadelphia advantage. Atlanta, frustrated offensively throughout the day by New St. Louis later scored In the game's closing minutes, but the Orleans' Tom Myers, got within four points with only 3:07 six points by Hogan and Jaworski's 22-yard touchdown peg to remaining when Tim Mazxettl kicked a 28-yard field goal. Charles Smith in the first period proved too much for the Cards Atlanta's other scoring came on Haskel Stanback's 3-yard to overcome run and Maiettl's 39-yard field goal. The Saints, 9-8, scored on a 71-yard pass play from Archi* Bears 14, Biceaaeeni Manning to Larry Hardy, a 28-yard run by Chuck Muacieand an CHICAGO - Roland Harper and Walter Pay ton led a 18-yard field goal by Steve Mike-Mayer crushing ground attack and combined lot in yards to power the Chicago Bears to a victory over the Tasnpa Bay Buccaneers. Packers It, Viklags II Harper picked up 144 yards in 29/6arrles and Payton added GREEN BAY, Wis. - The Green Bay Packers, physically 106 in 27 carries while the Bear defense sacked Tampa Bay and emotionally exhausted and their confidence perhaps severe- quarterback Mike Rae eight times for a total of 61 yards in ly damaged, said to a man they should have won their biggest losses. game of the season. The result left both teams with 5-8 records and tied for third And while they didn't lose it, their overtime tie with the place with Detroit in the Central Division of the National Minnesota Vikings may well cost them not only a National Conference. Football League championship, but also a wild card berth in the Tampa Bay, although outplayed, held a 3-0 lead at the half NFC playoffs on a 44-yard field goal by Nell O'Donoghue. But the Bears If it does, the Packers can blame Fran Tarkenton, the rallied in the second half to score touchdowns on 5-yard runs by quarterbacklng magician probably most responsible for the Payton and quarterback Bob Avelllni. Vikings' 1M-1 dominance of Green Bay In this neighborhood Payton put the Bears ahead late in the third quarter on his 3- series since 1M7. yard slant which capped an 80-yard drive highlighted by The Packers turned loose their strong suit, the pass rush, on Avelllni's 10-yard pass to Greg Latta. Avellini scored on a S-yard Tarkenton, and held him to five completions for 39 yards and rollout In the fourth quarter. intercepted two passes through three quarters. Meanwhile, the Harper and Payton became the second Bear tandem In Packers led 7-3 on the strength of Terdell Middleton's 1-yard history to gain more than 100 yards each in a game. On Nov. 6, scoring plunge In the second quarter, and made it 10-3 when WHO'S ON FIRST - St. Louis Cardinals and Phila- came up with the ball when Terry Stleve (68) landed 1155, Bobby Watkins and Rick Casares also accomplished the Chester Marcol kicked a It-yard field goal 40 seconds Into the delphia Eagles dive for the ball following a Cardinal lust ahead of Eagles safety John Sanders (26). The feat in a 52-31 victory over Green Bay fourth period. fumble In yesterday's battle at St. Louis. The Cards Cards gained three yards on the exchange. Miller, Hooks run roughshod as Buffalo blasts Giants, 41-17

BUFFALO, NY. (AP) - O.J. Simpson is only a Patriots 35. Celts 14 quarter. memory in Buffalo. But Terry Miller began a BALTIMORE - For the New England Patriots, San Diego quarterback James Harris, subbing football legend of his own yesterday as he rushed the quest for a spot in the National Football League for the injured Dan Fouls, was intercepted five for 2011 yards, leading the Bills to a 41-17 victory playoffs is nearing its goal times. Less than a minute after Marshall's touch- over the New York Giants. down, linebacker Whitney Paul grabbed a Harris For the Baltimore Colts, the hunt is over. pass at the Chargers' 47 and the Chiefs quickly Miller, the BUls number-one NFL draft pick The Patriots thrashed the Colls behind the pass- drove for another score. from Oklahmoha State, was unstoppable In the ing of quarterback Steve Grogan and the speed of Livingston kept the march alive with a 14-yard second half as he ran tor touchdowns of 39 and 13 wide receiver-kick returner Stanley Morgan. run on third down, and then hit Dorsey with a 7-yard yards and gained 124 yards on 13 carries. Pushing their season mark to 10-3, the Pats also scoring strike to give the Chiefs a 17-0 halftlme lead Roland Hooks, who alternates as Bills halfback padded their lead in the AFC East to two games, Stenerud started the second-period rally with a with Miller, also broke the 100-yard barrier, rushing with just three left to play in the regular season, as 32-yard field goal, then added a 37 yarder in the for 119 on Just 12 tries. second-place Miami was upset by the New York third period and a 35-yarder in the fourth, each one The Giants led 10-7 at the half on a 31-yard TD Jets 24-13. The Pats can win the division by beating set up by a Harris interception. pass from quarterback Joe Pisarclk to Al Dlxon and either Dallas or Buffalo prior to the season finale The loss snapped a four-game Chargers winning a 27-yard field goal by Joe Danelo. with the Dolphins , streak, their longest since 1MI, and dropped their However, the second half was all Miller and an A division crown would be the Patriots' first record to 6-7. It was Kansas City's thin) victory awesome BUls rushing attack. Buffalo ran for 341 championship of any kind since 1H3, when they won against ten defeats yards In the game and continually shredded the the Eastern Division of the old American Football New York defense. • • League. But while the elusive playoff spot appears Brtwas 31, Kara; It The BUls trailed, 17-7. after a Plsarcik pass to to be weU within reach, the Pats say they aren't CLEVELAND - Pinpoint passing by Brian Sipe, Doug Kotar when Hooks' broke a draw play for M about to let up. a 97-yard scoring dash by Greg Pruitt and some yards to the Giants one. Hooks dived over for the rock-ribbed defense carried the Cleveland Browns score, cutting the Giants margin to three points late "We still have to win the division." said Grogan. to a victory over the Los Angeles Rams. who gained 247 yards on nine completions, including In the third period. Sipe. directing the Browns with cool detach- five to Morgan for 170 yards. "We'd like to have the The BUls took the lead at the 4:98 mark of the ment, completed 19 of 21 passes for 244 yards. He led best record going into the playoffs." fourth quarter after a Giants interference penalty them to a 17-9 halftlme lead and added to that put the ball on the one. Cury$ B, rown dived over for The Pats are currently the only team in the AFC margin with a 31-yard scoring strike to wide re- the score. with three losses. ceiver Reggie Rucker in the third period. Seakawks 17, RaMers II Ckiefs n, Chargers • Pruitt, who had spent much of the season hob- OAKLAND - The Oakland Raiders were one KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Mike Livinston fired bled by leg injuries, broke it open with his scoring yard away from an Insurance policy on victory. touchdown passes to Henry Marshall and Larry sprint on the first play after Los Angeles had cut the "The whole game seemed to be a matter of just Dorsey in the second quarter and Jan Stenerud margin to 24-12 on Frank Corral's fourth field goal, a staying alive, and we did," said linebacker Terry booted three field goals, lifting the Kansas City 48-yarder in the.early moments of the fourth quar- Beeson of the Seattle defensive unit which denied Chiefs to a victory over the San Diego Chargers, ter. Oakland that necessary yard. and their first shutout In five years. The Browns, Intercepting four Los Angeles By winning on Efren Herrera's 44-yard Held Livingston, the much-maligned quarterback passes and blocking a Ram Held goal attempt, ran FULLER CRUSH MAN - San Diego Charger Mike Fuller, right, grabs goal with three seconds **TUltBlr|ii"" three-year- who had thrown only two scoring passes going into their record to M while Los Angeles lost for the Kansas City Chief Walter White, left, after a 13-yard gain on a pass from K.C. old Seatawks also remained allvetn the National the game, hit Marshall from 2t yards out to put the third time In 13 games. Cleveland Is 4m this season quarterback Mike Livingston. Football League playoff race. Chiefs on top. 10-0, with 1:42 left in the second against National Conference teams. 10 The Daffy Regtafcer SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, NOVEMBER27,197a Borg sweeps Helsinki match; Connors sweeps World Tennis

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TORONTO (AP) - Dave The victory gave the a 3-0 lead, and Germany In- Cutler kicked his second 42-yard field goal at 8:21 of the Cutler kicked four field goals Eskimos their second CFL ti- creased the margin to 10-0 field goal, a 34-yarder, and a third period, then, after Mont- and Jim Germany added a 2- tle In the past four years and about IV, minutes later with single late In the second peri- real had dosed within 17-13 yard touchdown run yesterday avenged their humiliating 41-6 his TD burst up the middle. od, giving Edmonton a 14-3 midway through the final peri- IPPM as the Edmonton Eskimos loss to the Alouettes In last Don Sweet booted a 33-yard halftime advantage. He in- od, Cutler closed out the scor- SAYONARA— Jimmy Connors returns a backhand to Hie Nastase In the beat the Montreal Alouetles year's Grey Cup game. field for Montreal with eight creased the lead to 17-3 with a ing with a 25-yard field goal finals of the $125,000 Gunre World Tennis Tournament In Tokyo. Connors 20-13 in the Grey Cup game for Cutler kicked a 37-yard seconds remaining in the first topped Nastase, 6-2,6-4. the Canadian Football League field goal midway through the quarter, cutting the margin to 16-1. championship. first quarter, giving Edmonton County grid stars Aces are winners clash in Grey Cup

TORONTO — Ed Jones of Middletown won the battle of Monmouth County gidders in Canada's Grey Cup here yester- no matter what day when the Edmonton Eskimos defeated the Montreal EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) - The Univer- Alouettes, 20-13. Larry Oolsthoorn, a transfer from Iowa, led Jones will get a winner's share of Canada's version of the sity of Evansvllle Aces, rebuilt from scratch Evansvllle with 14 points and grabbed 12 re- after a plane crash wiped out the entire basket- Super Bowl while BUI KahlWinter of Tinton FaUs and the bounds. Scott Anderson, who gave the Aces Alouettes will have to settle for second best. ball team nearly a year ago, lost their first their final tie with a 15-foot jumper, finished game but not their pride nor determination. with 11 points and 13 rebounds. "I didn't get to talk to Ed," Kahl-Wlnter reported from Toronto last night, "but I think I blocked him once or twice on "I'm still proud of our club," said new "We played our hearts out, but we got a bad screens." Coach Dick Walters after Saturday's 70-58 loss break when Steve Long got Injured In the "We (Montreal) were disappointed, but nobody said • whole at Southern Illinois. The Aces' 1978 home debut second half. He had done a great job defensive- lot," Kahl Winter said. "Most of the guys have been there before will be Wednesday night against DePau). ly on Gary Wilson (who scored 10 points). We and are veterans. It was a very hard played game In great felt our game plan was good but we lost our weather and before a full house." Walters took over at Evansvllle earlier this composure a bit in the second half," Walters Edmonton grabbed an early 10-0 lead with a sharp passing year after Coach Bob Watson and all 14 players said. attack. Montreal got a field goal, but then the Eskimos re- were killed in the crash on takeoff from taliated with a touchdown to go up 17—3 at the half. Evansville's Dress Regional Airport. Southern Illinois Coach Joe Gottfried said, "We dominated the whole second half," Kahl-Wlnter said, He rebuilt the team with freshmen and "I'm very glad about the win but I'm glad it's "But we came up short. We gave them another field goal, but transfer students who were given special over. We had a few breakdowns tonight but not our defense played superbly in that second half." NCAA permission to play immediately, rather any major ones." "The whole darned thing came down to the last play of the than sit out the normal one year before becom- "(Evansville's) big people are all decent game to determine who was going to win It." ing eligible. The Aces beat the touring Polish players," he added. "They did an excellent Job "I thought I could have played a little belter, but I was national team J3-58 In an exhibition game a satisfied, all In all. David Boone of Eastern Michigan was the 1 rebounding both offensively and defensively. week before the regular-season opener . They are a very sound team." defensive end I played against, and he is a good player. But he had no sacks and only a few pressures. We ran the ball well to "We found out tonight that we can play hard The highly emotional Ales played im- my side, but we didn't run a whole lot." and play together with any opponent," Walters pressively in the first half before the Salukis The Alouettes gained only 74 rushing in the game. said after Saturday night's game in which the rallied to their halftime lead. Kahl-Wlnter said he will now spend a few days in Buffalo Aces led by as many as 10 points during the before returning to Montreal to complete his contract talks with first half. "I told our kids not to hang their Evansville stayed close early in the second the Alouettes for next season. heads but be proud." half and took a 44-43 lead with 14:06 left. COLD ESKIMO— Edmonton Eskimo quarterback Tom Wilkinson (12) Is -JONNIFALK Southern Illinois then moved ahead 57-49 with thrown for a loss by Montreal Alouette lineman Junior Ah You, right, during Wayne Abrams scored 24 points and 9:00 left as Wilson hit three straight baskets. •the Grey Cup yesterday. The Eskimos went on to win, 20-13. grabbed nine rebounds, leading Southern Illi- nois, which took a 35-34 lead at halftime, then The Aces tied the score at 57 with 4:17 left, broke away from a 57-57 tie in the final four but the Salukis outscored Evansvlle 131 in (he minutes final four minutes, sealing the victory. Rangers slash Capitals Concentration vanishes NEW YORK (AP) - Ron In the third period as Detroit periods of hockey for Detroit. John Van Boxmeer connected lead in the second period. Greschner and Anders Hed- rallied to beat the Los Angeles Fern LeBlanc tied the on a low shot from the point Ramsay scored his seventh berg scored two goals and Kings for the Red Wings' first game, connecting on a re- with goalie Bob Sauve goal of the season after Don from Rutgers grid team Carol Vadnais added three as- National Hockey League vic- bound at 3:20 of the final peri- screened. Luce passed to him from the sists, pacing the New York tory in six games. od. The Sabres moved to a 3-1 comer. The Kings,' who had lost St. Laurent got the game- NEWARK (AP) - The Scarlet Knights' red Rangers to an 8-4 National "Hah, Arizona Slate," shouted Colgate line- only once in their previous winner at 5:46 after taking a faces may not be only from the cold wind, In Hockey League rout of the backer Bob Nixon, a former standout at eight starts, broke in front 2-0 pass from Paul Woods. light of their embarrassing defeat to a 2-8 Washington Capitals. NHL Standings Hackensack High. "Who are they kidding?" on a pair of goals by ex-Wing Colgate team the week after being selected for The Scarlet Knights, now 0-2, have a chance Steve Vickers, Phil Sabres 4, Rockies 1 Esposlto and Greschner arcel Dlonne. Patrtdi OIVI a bowl game. to make up for Saturday's failures. BUFFALO, N.Y. - Craig w L Ph Of OA B4*M 11 pumped first-period goals past The swift-skaing center Atlonto IS * ii a Rutgers played as though something other "There's nothing we can say," say Knight Ramsay scored 33 seconds Into NY. llk.nO.ri 14 ] I F Washington netmlnder Jim scored his 16th goal of the sea- N.Y. Ronaort 19 4 than the Garden Slate Bowl was on their quarterback Bob Hering. "Its an awfully • n Bedard before Rolf Edberg son just 50 seconds into the the game, then added a sec- PWIoeklohla II 7 % OW minds Though they later denied it. they had tough way to end the season. But it could have ond-period goal that proved to a N M scored for the Capitals at 14:25 game, and got No. 17 at 1:37 of ClUcaao • I It • 11 n u trouble concentrating on a Colgate team that been worse. We still have another chance to be the winner as the Buffalo • It 1) « V of the session. the second period on a perfect I II 14 41 « became 3-8 with a 14-9 decision over the redeem ourselves. Sabres rolled over the Colo- II « in PimtKifgn S II I) 47 11 Knights, snapping a nine-game winning streak Hedberg scored his first pass from Dave Taylor. "We just have to say we lost and that's II Vaclav Nedomansky de- rado Rockies. MMri Wii'il and a 20-game home unbeaten string. Now we have to regroup and bounce back in goal at 1:09 of the second ses- Pnllootlpftlo ]. Plltifcufon I •aitorU.AIIcinlol sion before Mike McEwen, flected a Larson slap shot for The Rockies tied the score Boilon 5. Washington s.flt •ullolo 4, Colorado I It was a joyous occasion for Colgate. The the bowl game, the only way to answer the Chicago I, Montrtall t»trolt4iL«t*n«.Hi! Hedberg and Ed Johnstone Detroit's first goal at 16:06 of with their first shot on a power Colorado «. Toronto 3 Toronto I, Pltttturoh! Red Raiders wasted no time rubbing It in. critics is to go out to the bowl and win It." New York Itlonotn 5. Vancovw I connected in a 1:37 span to the second period. play with Buffalo's Terry Lol Ane«lM4. Minnesota 1 boost the Rangers' lead to 7-1. It was the first goal in five Martin in the penalty box. St.Uuls4,D.trollO Johnstone, 20 feet to Bedard's right, converted a Nick Fotiu pass, giving Foliu Bradley paces 'Cats his first point in 19 games this season. Clippers edge Celtics VILLANOVA, PA. - Greg Carroll brought Wash- Alex Bradley and his Vil- ington within 7-2 at 10:04 of the SAN DIEGO (AP) - Randy Smith hit a 20-foot jumper with Paul Westphal and Walter Davis added 20 and II respective- lanova University team got second period with the first of two seconds left In the game to give the San Diego Clippers a ly, to the Suns' cause. their basketball season off to his two goals, and Michel 105-103 come-from-behtnd victory over-the Boston Celtics last Beckets 116, SaperSeatcs 113 a good start with a pair of Bergeron added a Washington night in National Basketball Association play. SEATTLE — Rick Barry scored II points and Ignited a late victories over the Puerto Rl- tally at 13:09. Smith, who finished the contest with 22 points, scored the Houston third-quarter rally that carried the Rockets over the can National Team last Then Greschner and Car- last six points for the Clippers, who tied the game with 91 Seattle SuperSonlcs. week. roll traded third-period goals seconds remaining after trailing by four points with just under Houston trailed 74-71 with five minutes to go, before Barry before New York's Pat Hickey three minutes to play. scored six straight points that turned into a 16-1 spurt. The rally Bradley, a star at Long completed the scoring with 33 Boston's Chris Ford, who led the Celtics with 22 points, gave the Rockets an 87-73 lead after three periods and Houston Branch High School, totaled seconds to play. missed on an 18-foot jumper at the buzzer that would have sent held off Seattle In the fourth quarter to end a three-game losing 30 points and 11 rebounds as Hickey finished with a goal the game into overtime. streak and even the team's record at (-9. the Wildcats came from be- and two assists, Hedberg with hind to beat the Puerto Rl- two goals and an assist and Ulf Bullets 110, Wanim 161 NBA Standings can's 81-78 on Friday and Nillson — who centers the trio LANDOVER, Md. - Kevin Grevey has fallen into a pattern 86-81 Saturday. The — bad two assists as the line of getting most of his points early in the game then cooling off in AMaatlc MvWaa sophomore co-captaln hit on • L Pet. OB KomaClty contibuted eight points to the the second half. But fortunately for the streaking Washington II S .7M — paiiuai sn — 14 7 AH I 12 straight free throws in the effort. Bullets, he reversed his trend yesterday. » 4V1 victories. Nfw Jtrwy II I m xa iv, Vadnais set up the goals by "I knew I had to make up for my poor start," Grevey said, Ntw York II t j m 7 Esposito, Hedberg and John- II IU ; VUlanova will open its after scoring 15 of his game high 21 points in the second half to IS I jst — stone for New York, which has Atlanta n regular season at home pace the Bullets to their seventh straight victory, 110-102, over San Antonio II It .19 - lost just three of Its last 15 Golden State. HauaMn I t IS t .714 V, against Merrimack College KaaOrMam I u 144 games. Carroll finished with Dtiroll 7 11 £ K Tuesday. The Wildcats, 23-1 ci.v.iona i a a but season, won the Eastern two goals and an assist, and Sans IB, Balls 106 Edberg had a goal and two PHOENIX, Aril. - The Phoenix Suns had seven men in •oitonWS.SanOlataia Eight Tournament. In that Atlanta m. Lot AnaaMIU assist for Washington, which double figures, led by Alvan Adams with 23 points,- and played Nt* York m. Nra orwamfa tournament Bradley was g No gomtl KkMWM has won one of Its last five. an aggressive stealing defense to steal victory from the Chicago i Antonio isi,HOT J«r»yll named to the All-Tour- SiDMwD.KaMai.CHy at Bulls. •MhoviM ID, PMtaaMahla III nament Team and was Santtla 111, Danvtr KM chosen as the tourneys out- Red Wlags 4, Kligs 2 It was the fifth straight win for toe Suns, who have the best Pomona 117. HouUon IIS standing player. DETROIT - Andre St. early-Mason record (16-6) in the 11-year history of the ALEX BRADLEY Laurent scored one goal and franchise. Phoenix recently came off a five-game road swing in AlUGaMMStaftiR Plaeali «CMaaja.l:lta at. set up Reed Larson for another riRMIIaauktalll CHtraHotLaiAaaaln.llp.nl. which it won four times. Pfwtnix IU. Chicago tt? BoitanoiPortloKl.Up.in. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1978 The DWly Regfefer 11 Northerly wind and cold slow fishing

The cold ind strong northerly winds had the onshore the Channel Club In Sea Bright with a buffet breakfast, go to Due to the popularity of this annual event, .limited waters tossing over the weekend and slowed striped bass the New York Coliseum by chartered bus, and be escorted reservations are available by contacting Navesink Yacht trolling and surf flihlng, but the drop In temperature didn't through the show by executives of six boat companies. The Sales in Sea Bright. make everyone unhappy. group also will have a private room In the show as a WINCHESTER OFFERS NEW CARBINE One who wasn't unhappy was Ben Sowul, owner of the HENRY headquarters for the day, which will end with a cocktail The Winchester Limited Edition II Model 94. a new Long Branch Pier, who yesterday reported that the water reception back at the Channel Club. special restricted issue carbine made expressly for the had finally dropped below M degrees. It read 48 In the The boat show will be open to the public from Jan. 13 to serious collector of firearms, has been announced by Dr morning and Sowul said he expected that the whiting will SCHAEFER 21; however, on Jan. 11 and 12, it will be open to the trade Bruce E. Hill, vice president of marketing for the Winchester now move close to shore and start biting. All last week, only only. The 1)79 show will mark the diamond jubilee of the Group of Olin Corporation. ling were taking the baits of the night fishermen, ana whUe sponsor, the National Association of Engine & Boat Manufac- In announcing the new carbine, Dr. Hill stated that its ling are very good fish to eat, most people prefer to catch turers (NAEBM), and will be one of the largest shows ever introduction had been prompted by the outstanding success whiting produced. of the Limited Edition Model 94 for 1177. of which only 1,500 The drop in water temperature should also spur flounder "We're going all out for our jubilee anniversary," re- were produced The Limited Edition II will be held to the fishing, although no small boats were reported out on Sandy ported Frank Scalpone, show director and administrative same number of guns, he said. Hook Bay yesterday. Dave Arnold of Rahway got a 4314 pound striper and Car! head of NAEBM. "We will have a new presentation of our "Dedicated collectors urged us to bring out the Limited Thirteen-year-old Greg Mayer of Point Pleasant, fishing Semmllng of Plainfleld a 3714 pounder with bunker spoons on second floor, where our big boats are set up, and the fourth Edition II to satisfy the continuing demand for low-volume with his uncle Vincent Mayer of Hiddletown on Saturday, the Highlands charter boat Janet C Friday. Both fish were floor will be completely filled for the first time in several Issue Winchester firearms." Dr. Hill said. caught a 22-pound striped bass off Monmouth Beach on an weighed at Julian's Sport Shop in Atlantic Highlands. Tony years." The carbine will be chambered for the 30-30 cartridge. It umbrella rig. The fish was weighed at the Tackle Box, Sequeria of Newark caught a 36-pound striper on the charter Bob Massey, vice president of Navesink Yacht Sales, will have a satin gold-plated finish on its receiver, which will Hatlet boat Blackfin out of Sea Bright called the special tour an ideal way to see the, show "It's be ornamented with triple relief etched engravings of the Robert Scheetz of Matawan caught a 29-pound striped VIP TOUR PLANNED FOR BOAT SHOW easier on a trade day to get around the whole building," he classic Winchester Style No. 1 type initiated by the late John bass off Monmouth Beach on an umbrella rig on Friday. For the fifth year In a row, the National Boat Show will said. "When you have 500 boats in one place, along with Wrick. Hike LaVlola, co-owner of the Tackle Box, said he was host a group of about 250 New Jersey boatmen escorted by hundreds of accessory exhibits, it's a real opportunity to Two wolves in pursuit of a bull moose will be depicted on confident that striped bass fishing will be good again as soon Navesink Yacht Sales, Sea Bright, on a VIP tour before the attend when the show is less crowded. Our special arrange- the right side of the receiver, while on the left side a more as the water conditions improve this week He reported a lot show opens to the public. ments with NAEBM only permit about 250 people on the tour, placid scene will show an alert bull elk flanked by two of fish weighed at the store last week. Slated for January 11, the day-long tour will originate at on a first-come, first-served basis." browsing cow elk. 3 Sharks balanced attack leads to Warner crown WEST LONG BRANCH- With six players sharing in the winners. scoring, Oceanport-West Long Branch crushed Shirley, Mass . The Oceanport-WLB defense, led by linebackers Tom 36-0, yesterday in the first Thanksgiving Bowl al the Shore Moran and Joe Eager, cornerback Bo Britton and end Mike Regional High School football field Eplfano, never permitted Shirley to get closer than the 20-yard Oceanport-WLB took the opening kickoff and moved 65 line yards for its first touchdown with Mike Stout racing the final 34 Oceanport-WLB. the Jersey Shore Pop Warner "B" South yards for the score. champions, finished with a 9-2 record The Shirley team came The winners scored again minutes later with Larry Radaelli down Saturday and stayed in the homes of the Oceanport-West scoring from 16 yards out to cap a 55-yard drive Stout had the Long Branch players longest run In this drive, a 25-yard end sweep. Next year. Oceanport-WLB will return the favor by jour- Rich Crochet added the third touchdown on a 26-yard run in neying to Shirley. the second quarter while Chris Morley tallied the fourth touch- While Plains, N.Y., II, Red Bank • down just before halftime on a seven-yard run after a 70-yard RED BANK- White Plains used strong defense to blank march Stout and Radaelli had most of the yardage in this Red Bank in the second annual Bobcat Bowl yesterday march. Tackle Kelsey Richardson played a standout game de- Quarterback Sieve Johnson passed 12 yards to Mike Foggia fensively for the losers who were never able to get closer than for.the final touchdown which came in the third period. Jim the White Plains 20-yard line Giogi set it up with a 21-yard run In the peewee contest. Bridgewater topped the Red Bank Tom Nettis kicked three two-point conversions for the peewees, 6-0 Negotiations at an end between Rose an Reds CINCINNATI (AP) - The the Reds can offer anything asking price the Phdadelphia Phillies Rose near what the other teams is reportedly leaning to the attorney for free agent Pete Rose and Katz are re- have offered They said they Phils' three-year package BUSTING LOOSE— Rich Crochet (32) of the Ocean- gam« against a Mass. The Rose said yesterday that nego- portedly flying to Atlanta to- just can't do thai. It's an worth approximately 12 mil- port-West Long Branch Sharks rolls around end for Sharks won, 36-0. tiations with the Cincinnati day. St. Louis tomorrow and to honest difference of opinion lion The olfer includes the a 26-yard touchdown in a Tanksgivlng Day Bowl Reds have ended and there is Columbus, Ohio Wednesday over what Pete is worth to the possibility of Rose managing "no chance" for contract for a meeting with Pittsburgh team " the club when his career is agreement. Pirates' owner John over "We've agreed we are at Galbreath All three of those McGee, Blue Devil grid mentor, the end of the line. We're just Katz said he met with teams are seeking Rose's ser- Reds' Manager Sparky An- too far apart," said Reuven Wagner Friday and spoke to vices derson has said that "when It Katz after a second session in him by telephone yesterday comes down to the last 24 three days with Reds' Presi- He said Wagner did not feel On Friday. Rose is sched- hours," Rose would sign with awaits dismissal announcement dent Dick Wagner. Ihe Reds could meet Rose's uled to meet with officials of the Reds. "Negotiations have come to DURHAM, N.C. (AP) - Duke Coach Mike McGee, whose Butters said he did not ask for McGee's resignation because an end I'm sad. I don't like it," Blue Devils squandered a 12-polnt lead Saturday In the last of the loss (o North Carolina Saturday. said Katz three minutes of an Atlantic Coast Conference game against "It is the result of a season when I felt we should begin to Rose, who spent his entire Trojan's Jordan ready North Carolina, said yesterday the university athletic director is return to Ihe kind of football Duke has the right to expect. We major league career with the recommending his immediate dismissal. have not been informed of Coach McGee's decision." Reds, was unavailable for Athletic Director Tom Butters, who Informed McGee of the McGee made the announcement on his television show comment. decision after North Carolina humiliated the Blue Devils 16-15 recapping Ihe previous day's game His football contract has "Mr. Wagner wished Pete when the call arrived Saturday, Issued a brief statement Sunday night saying he had two years remaining well and Pete wished the Reds LOS ANGELES (AP) - A point behind, two the last with 46 seconds remaining ul thud told McGee that "in the best interest of our football program, he Red Wilson, presently assistant athletic director at Duke well." said Katz. "I really seconds left in the Big Game. A constant, ranked USC. with quarterback Paul McDonald (McGee) should offer his resignation. I did so with great regret and formerly a successful coach at Eton, was scheduled to don't want to talk about it I thunderous roar from the Coliseum crowd throwing a 35-yard pass lo Calvin Sweeney, because Coach McGee is a splendid Individual and a personal confer with Duke administrators Monday about succeeding kpew it was coming." Millions watching on television The football on drove 50 yards to the Irish 20 Jordan, a 5- friend of mine." McGee as coach. Rose, 37. is free to sign with the left hash mark, a poor angle for Ihe distant foot-8, ItiS-puunil senior, seemed oblivious to 12 other major league clubs goal posts the pressure despite having missed an earlier that selected him earlier this Frank Jordan, his eyes on the spot where extra point and a short field goal attempt — the month in the free agent re- the ball would rest, commanded himself. same as a year earlier entry draft. "Keep your head down, keep your head down " i was looking to redeem myself just like Eleven down, one to go The three-time National The ball was snapped and placed. Jordan last year against I'CLA," Jordan said "Every- League batting champion set a swung his foot through soccer-style, the kick lime I've missed a kick. Coach (John) Rob- modern day record this sum- was true and Southern Cal defeated Notre inson has told me to keep my head up and that mer by hitting In 44 con- Dame 27-25 I'd get another chance." secutive games. In May, he Jordan had been there before On Nov 25. While keeping his head up for morale for the Nitany Lions became only the 12th player in 1977. he kicked a 38-yard field goal with two purposes was okay. II definitely was out when major league history to coiled seconds left in a nationally televised game to he was kicking STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) - Eleven games down and il rather than wait for a break We'd had about all the breaks we 3.000 hits. beat archrival UCLA 29-27 and knock the "I had raised my head on both misses," said one to go. That apparently is all that stands between Penn State were going to get from Pitt." Katz has recently stated Bruins out of a Rose Bowl berth Jordan, who had hit a 39 yarder in the second and Its first national college football championship. Bahr's 38 yard field goal put the icing on thGamett and Scott that at least three other clubs This Nov. 25. Jordan's 37-yarder climaxed a quarter "1 hit both with Ihe top pan of my Except that Penn State won't know until Saturday who Its Robertson, who sometimes joins William Roy al twin pianos have offered Rose higher storybook finish that saw eighth-ranked Noire ankle " final opponent will be. One number on the program sums up the whole effort Its salaries than the Reds. Dame rally from a 24-6 deficit to an apparent "It was the greatest football game I've ever The No. 1-ranked Nittany Lions closed out a perfect ll-o called "There's Gotta Be Something Better Than This." "Basically, he doesn't feel victory with three fourth-quarter touchdowns. seen," said USC Coaeh, Robinson. regular season Friday by coming from behind with 10 points in the final 5:02 to turn back arch-rival Pitt 17-10 and will face either second-ranked Alabama or No. 12 Georgia in the Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day. "Hopefully..." Penn State Coach Joe Paterno began in response to a question during his post-game news conference. Then he slopped. "Well, not hopefully." he went on, recalling Bracciale leads Big M jockeys the upsets that plagued every team but his. "It's been a crazy year." By JOE HINTELMANN 9-5 by the crowd of 24,808«Others In Ihe entry gallop horses at nearby Charles Town and Hopefully, of course, it will be Alabama, setting up a match were Dan Horn. Bridge the Moat and Four Shenandoahrace tracks EAST RUTHERFORD - When Vince between the teams rated 1-2 In The Associated Press poll. It will Score. "People have called me Jlmbo for as long Bracciale, Jr. guided home Virginia Cor- be Alabama if the Crimson Tide defeats Auburn next Saturday, Dan Horn, which had won the race last as I can remember." said Bracciale. "My conn's Mr. Lincroft in Friday night's 150.000 but a loss or a tie makes Georgia the Southeastern Conference's year, finished ninth under MacBeth, just be- family is Italian and Vincenzo is the Italian Cliff Hanger Handicap at the Meadowlands. It representative In the Sugar Bowl hind Bar Rabian in the one mile and one- name for Jim. My family called me Jim and marked his second victory of the evening and For a long time Penn Slate's No. 1 ranking was very much sixteenth distance test. the 'bo' was added on " 64th of the meeting, a total that places him up In the air Friday. The Nittany Lions took advantage of a Bracciale and his agent, Steve Vaonakis. comfortably it the top of the jockey standings. Bar Rabian, sent off at 19-1, had been fumble recovery at Pitt's 14-yard line in the opening period /or a plan to ride in New York after the Don MacBeth also notched two winners that responsible on Nov. 16 for the largest win Meadowlands closes on Dec. 30 7-0 lead on Mike Guman's 3-yard run. payoff since the thoroughbreds started in Sep- night and remains in second place with 51 "When you're riding for one big outfit and But Pitt tied It in the second quarter on Rick Trocano's 16- tember 1977. Thai evening, he scored an easy firsts. Sam Maple, who won the title last year, the horses are running good, it's a fun time yard touchdown pass to Steve Gauslad and moved In front 10-7 front-running victory over Telly Hill. Dan Horn is third with 46 victories. The top 10. which When the horses start running sour, you tend to when Mark Schubert kicked a 27-yard field goal in the third and six others, and paid 1146 80 for a $2 wager. Includes Friday's program, the 70th day of the get sour right along with them. With me being Penn State wasted brie golden opportunity when a bad 100-day meeting, concludes as follows: Doug HOOF PRINTS - Bracciale, known as on my own now, my agent,ge.ts»ore freedom Thomas, 40; Ramon Figueroa, 27; Chris Baker, center snap spoiled a field goal attempt some 5 minutes before Jlmbo, split from trainer Dick Dutrow early to keep me on live horses '' 29; Craig Perret, 22; Cash Asmussen, 21; Gumtn scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 4-yard sweep on this year. He had ridden first call for the Noted artists Howard Battle and Anthony Wlilalm Mize, IS; and Mickey Solomone. IS. powerful Dutrow stable that has dominated fourth-and-two. It came after Paterno first sent placekicker Alonso had exhibits of their paintings at the Maryland racing for the past few years. Mitt Bthr out and then, after calling time out and conferring Mr. Lincroft, trained by BUI Corcoran, Meadowlands during the month of November with quarterback Chuck Fusina, decided to go lor all the closed from far back In the bulky field of IS It didn't take him long to start picking up Battle hid oils of Seattle Slew. Alydar. Af- New Jersey-breds. He returned ».2O as the marbles live mounts from such knowledgeable trainers firmed and Nasrullah among his exhibits. second choice. Telly Hill, sent off at 7-2 under "I wanted to go for It, but I didn't know how far It was," as John Forbes, Jack Ludwlg, Ron Alfano and Alonso had oils of Affirmed and Ruffian, as Buck Tbornburg, was second, half a length off others. Patemo explained "I figured If we didn't mike II we had (hem well as framed prints of Fore Forego and the winner. Seattle Slew. Included were portraits of (rapped down there. After the shaky snap on the field goal The 27-year-old rider, whose father was In VINCENT BRACflALK, JR. jockeys Steve Cauthen, Braulio Baeza and attempt It teemed like the thing to do. Forbidden Isle, part of a four-horse entry the tame business, grew up In Charles Town, West Virginia. He had ample opportunity to Jorge Velasquez. "I don't know If It was a gamble or not but I felt we had to trained by Harry Wells, was third, sent off at wia It- We weren't playing for a tie. I felt we had to go out and do 12 Tin. DlJi Ikflirtrr SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. NOVEMBER27,1976 Summaries of NFL games

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Men's Fully Insulated Battlmere. • La* 1M1. Watttlnetor, 3* S4 Att-stontrock Irun IMaii»ni kick) OTMHtoT Davit 1-iJ, Tlllman 2-37. CetaM t-ll. PASSINb-Nn englono, Gre«an NO-Hordy 71 pest Iram Manning MtA-FC O-wwiHf If I • I a- I Let AagtHi SIS It-It ?»IJ4J •onimort. Troup lilt 2 141 d S pen, from Torfccnron KC-*larUvoll Jt pott from LKInaslon LA-FG Cor rol U mar*. Woahlngton 4 73. Slonl If;. Me kick) mtTrtMrkick) (Shtnerud kick I CM— FCCackrotltl Cauley 147. Carr 3 M, II Lea>-17. NO-FO Mlk* Moyer II A-si.m KC-Dartay 4 post from Llvlngtlon Cle—Nowtome t run (Ceckrort kick) All FGMO11.HI7I (Sttnerud kick) LA-FG Cor rol 4t Xtl-Mltcntll I pn* from Bartkewaal KC-F<}»aneruo]7 Cle-M Prultt I run (Cockrottklckl (Maif«ttl kick) First dawns IS la KC-KStaneraaSI LA-FG Cor rol II A—U.I11 •utlvrt- yords 43-111 14 114 • X..14I I Cle—Mucker 31 pett tram Slpe Workboots kick) Posting yordl Itt I7S ICockroflklckl Cm-FGBohrM Raturn yords LA-FG Corral 4t H«v-Colomon4ru (Fritter, kick) Flrtl down. . 1) JJ Pastas Flrtl downt || It Cle-G Prulltl S7 run (kick blocked) Enjoy extra warmth in these fully insulated, Rutrtet yardt SB-rS 4? 2» LA-Jeule 1} pott Irom Haden icor Hov-Coilor 47 pc« from Pottorlnl RuUttt-yorcta J3 IM IS IN Punts full-grain Leather workboots. Sturdy (Frtrachklchl Poulrtg yorch MS UFumM*s-losS t Poteing yordl lu 111 ral kkk) Heo-FGFrlltihlB Return yarcta a W Ponilllfs yords lit Return yordt la 14) A-SS.ISS Goodyear Welt construction. Padded X. 41.14! Pmte- 13 U I 7J44 l fOU*% IS4M IS-II-V Lie HM Pontt Ml S 41 INDIVIDUAL LI ADBRI Punrt m 4.J5 LA CM collars. Oil resistant soles. Select Fir it d Flrit downt 14 It If 17 Fumtoiojiloii J-l M RUSHING-Mlnnotalo. For.man FumWet-latl II 4 J 14 147 17-IU 34 13. Young 14 11, Miller 3-34. Gr**n Bay, Pervjltlet yortft 4-J» in Kutrnn yordt 31 141 H 130 group in Brown... Men's 7-12M Poatlnd yoroi IS la) Pvnalliflt'vordi 474 • .-. MkJdl«ton3l llO.Smlth 13 It " Potting yordi 'ill n> Return yordi Return yartfi So II INDIVIDUAL LIAOIRI PASSING-Mlnntiolo. Torkenlon INDIVIDUAL HADI11 17 314 t»l 7fl 17 4 Itt Gro*n Bay. Whllahurst •USHINC-Son Diego. Mitchell 14K, Pouet (representative style RUSHIHG-Me-. Orltoni, Mtjnclt Horrli 4-11, Monhewi U Kontat Clly, Puntt 7-S0 Ml 17-47. ConVMlti 1)44 At too to, B*on II ff3. IIH4I7S shown). M 14 RECCIVING-Mlnnasato. Vovngt-U. MctcnlgM II 104, Deed IS4I, Margoao Fumbiet-iott Stonbock 11-17. Penalllet-yordt Ptnotll.1 yordl !» *as PASSING-Ntw Ofltoni. Monntng Rosnod 4-31. Whit* 313, Foromon 131. 13-11-1 -HI. Atlanta, Borlkow.kl Graan iay, Thompson 3-44, McGarorg* PASIING-San Dlega, Harm our reg. low price $27 INDIVIDUAL LIADIIII 73 4JM*. 3-1S. imltti 131 IS 41! 144 Kontat Clly, Llvlngtton INDIVIDUAL LEADERS HUSHINO-Clnclnnoll. Turnor 17-51. RU&HING-LM Anocl*., Cappallettl JoSnton 11-41, X Or Iffln * 40 Houston, RECEI VING-Ntw Orltoni, Chondltr Now Varfe 7 17 a-17 RECEIVINO-Son Olego. J.flerton 10-41, Bryant • 44, McCulcMon S 33. Clavt- Compboll 77 173- T Wilson 7-31 4-31, Owen.. .It, Child. MOO Atlanta, ••"•M 7 • 7 17-41 Ml, Mitchell Ml, Joiner Mr Kanui d, G Prottt » H,, Hil lll 113* ftycliman 4*9, Jock MO 4 IS, Ffoncli 4-M. NY-Dlkon 31 pott from Plsorclk PASSING-Clnclnnotl, Andorton Mlltbell 4 34. City. Marthal! 1 It. Rted 114. McKnlgh! PASStNG-LoPASStNGL t AAnfltlct, Hodt 17 311 141. Houston, Poslorlnl I 30 3 117 IDonalo kick) vss, Morgade III. » J» 3 117, F*frc«art.ol'4-1-1* CU ,99 RECEIVING-Clnclnnotl, Johnton auf-Brown I run ID*mpt*y kick) Slpt lS-33«244; G Pruin 0-1-1-0. M7, Brooks 114, lost ) II Houston, Bur I I • 1—14 NY-FODonalo37 RECEIVINRECEIVING-LoG t Angelet. Young raugn 4-41, Cottar 310 lit 7 It NV-Kotor If pou from Plsorclk 741, Cappellettl IM. Jetilt l-». Cleve- i klckl land, Rucker 3-71, Newtome 3-73, Logon

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27,197B 13 Television Today Juggling, dancing, knifethrowing, eVENMQ • • UTTU HOUSE Watch' Momoko Iko'a ON THE PRAIRIE play portraya a Japan- Twii Chariea Ingalls tries to. . aaa family living In the MO WE-(HORROR) MAOY BUNCH deal with Mrs Oleeon'i Pacific Northweat at tha "TIM Pack" Joe Do^exploitationn , in mime by Kipnis jOKortwut strong prejudice aeainat time of Pearl Harbor Baker, Hope Willie (Paid Walnut Qrove'a only which faoaa the hostility m Subscription Television) By IRIS ROZENCWAJG so persons in attendance made last night's performance. Kip- expects from a miming genius TODAY M black resident, while ol its naighbora and the Once tame and playful, for a rather sparse crowd, Kip- sis was particularly cutting - Kipnis's own moto in "The FDELAWARE also trying to find e new imminent proapact of 34 doga who ware RED BANK - Juggling, nis and his crew teemed un- Party "did. • JOUA CHLO ANO home for the children In being sent lo an Intern- abuaed and abandoned when he depicted the dancing, knife-throwing and In this work, the character COMPANY Breskl.st the achool for the blind. ment camp. (BO mine.) by thoughtless owners daunted at presenting an es- narcissism of artists — as tn Parly'TM* program Wut- (PI I. of a two-part epi- • MASTERPIECE turn wild. They're hungry. several forms of exploitation sentially Intimate art-form to a "The Painters" and "The Pi- is depicted as he dresses Irate* the art of making ' ; 60 mins) THEATRE Episode Six. They'll attack anything wen part of the Claud* Kipnis huge but half-empty hall. anist." In the former, two himself lor a party, as he in- 'The Ouchese of Duke brewklaat a leetlve occa- made ol flaah and blood. Mime Theatre's performance painters demolish each other's teracts with Invisible guests at IWtTS Street: For Love ol Mon- Kipnis Is a contemporary aion with homemade LUCAN Lucan ia Thla terrifying story last night at the Monmouth mime and, astonishingly, he work out of spite and envy, and the party, and as he wends his EngUah muffins, poeched ey' One of the hotel's takes a compassionate kidnapped and held hos Arts Center. then turn on each other in a lonely way home. In this piece gueata, Count Paul Op view ol man's occasional talks. He himself introduced agga and comad beef tage by an eccentric The audience seemed well- as rarely during the program, hash pendorf, ia intrigued by inhumanity to domea- the works and even managed a paint-brush duel. rnlllionaire who wanta to the apparently rich Lady pleased with the show, second the viewer was transported exchange him for an ticatad doga. But when little back-chat with the au- Kipnis himself was the pi- • CONTEMPORARY Daiay Adam. Ha in the Monmouth County Arts into the mime's world, all dis- •OCKTV experimental serum that dogs are wild and In dience. anist in love with his hands, his launches e campaign ol Council 1978-117* Spectrum belief suspended. « • PUBUC might cure hia drug- packa, how do you atop Those works in which he technique, his fingering and (lattery to win more than what waa once your beat FENDER poisoned dog. (80 Series, and although the 700 or was a major or sole actor himself. Even in "Eine Kleine Another compelling work tha lady's affections (60 Iriend? (2 hrs.) DAILY DELAWARE tended to be the best, but his was "The Box," a strange K a BARETTA Lyman P. Nachtmusik," where the ar- STATE LOTTERY • MOVIE -(WESTERN) 12:18 Ookker, Fed' Tony Baret- supporting troupe did a mov- tists are movie stars and chefs, piece reminiscent of the plays 8:30 # NSC NEWS ' "Chlno" 1073 8:30 • • ONE DAY AT A ta, trying to aolva a ing job in such pieces as "The the point of each vignette of Samuel Beckett. It consisted I LOVE LUCY Chariea Bronaon, Jill TIME Encouraged by murder and recover a Box" and "The Circus." seemed to be the ludicrous of what can only be called an ABC NEWS Ireland In 1880, a half- Barbara, Julia auditions priceless emerald neck- DATMOOAME breed le befriended by for Barbara's boyfriend's "The Circus" was the first ego-mania of the artist rather interchange of gestures be- lace belonging to a CBS NEWS 15-year-old runaway who band and meets with a work on the program, per- than the art Itself tween a person and a box out sheik, le teemed with an helpe him run hia New little too much success formed to the music of Darius But these works, although of which two arms protruded SANFORD AND FBI agenl who la not Mexico horse rench. (2 • VISIONS 'Gold what ha appears to be Milhaud A Juggler, a strong funny, did not provide the vir- in a vain effort to entrap the I OVER EASY Hoat: hra.) Welch' Momoko Iko'a man, a knife thrower (and his tuoso performances which one person. Downa. Quasi . • THE IMMIGRANTS play portraya a Japan soon-to-be-demolished victim), aaa family living In the riter Qora VMal. Pt H. Stephen Mscht, W MOVIE -(WESTERN) and a couple ol tightrope-walk- NEWS Shsron Gleee. Dan Pacific Northweat al the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS •• "Hour 01 The Gun" ers were easy to recognize as GROWING YEARS Lavette facea problems time ol Pearl Harbor 1987 Jamea Garner, CWUU 2914)141 '1.50 with his marriage and which facaa the hoetility they enacted circus roles ISRAEL TODAY Jaaon Robarda. Tha _ fMOWtrjaANOfcif S:S8 • PENNSYLVANIA then loses all he hea of Its naighbora and the story ol Wyatt Earp and without a single prop. They ITTERY worked for In the Stock Imminent proepect of the Clanton brothers took advantage Pony Express (80 mins ) Mltnlng MACNEIL-LEHRER Rider" 1976 Stewart abuaed and abandoned a MOVIE Carol Burnett by thoughtless owners REPORT Peleraen, Buck Taylor -(COMEDY-DRAMA) ••• turn wild. They're hungry. • I MARIMARIAA PAPADATOS (Paid Subscription "Enchantment" 1949 7:20*9:30 MOW Television) Can a group They'll attack anything David Nlvan, Tereea Dally ol brave young men made ol Hash and blood. Wright. The story ol two ^IO> OFFICE OWNS BJOfat^ 7:30 • MUPPETS SHOW Thla terrifying story Quest: Raquel Welch. guide their muatange generations one msiiwr pain ty um rwi through outlaw territory takea a compassionate • EVENING romance holds only MIME AT MONMOUTH PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS 10 deliver the mall? Ac- view of men's occasional MAGAZINE 'Superman' tragedy; the other — Claude Kipnis Mime tion, young love and be- inhumanity to domes- promlaaa the hope of Comas From New Jsr ticated doga. But whan Theatre performed last say'; 'The Railroad vs trayal earmark thla story tomorrow. (2 hra.) ol a young Texen who doga are wild and In a MINIORTY: night at the Monmouth The Redwood Forrest' packa, how do you atop 1:20 seeks revenge lor his PERSPECTIVE Arts Center, second In • IN SEARCH OF King what waa once your beat father's death. (2 hrs.) JOE FRANKLIN the Spectrum Series friend? (2 hrs.) 1:30 1 8:30 • MERV GRIFFIN 1 presented by the Mon- -PWS- • CAROL BURNETT Questa: Natalie Wood, 10:30 • FOCUS: NEW 2:00 NEWS mouth County Arts AND FRIENDS Quest: Ella Kaian, Ronnie Pardon MEV MARCUS WELBY, im Conrad. Schell. James Stephens, Council. Here Kipnis is Mon Affaire BLACK PERSPEC- I.D. 125,000 PYRAMID Donna Theodore. « shown in his one-man TIVE ON THE NEWS NOV. 26 ClAUDE KIPNIS MIME 730 HOLLYWOOD 2:05 THOUGHT FOR "The Party," a work as rrARES • EVENING AT • PAINT ALONG WITH TODAY MOTHlft SERVICI i&tt/i/irr/ SDU emotional as It was ath- NEWLYWED SYMPHONY Hihek Perl- NANCY K0MM8KY 2:16 • NEWS • OHMOUTH COUMTV IRIS letic. Single tickets are evtruwVOiMiy S)Wj1 Ciliiiil iH/i/UH GAME man ia the featured violin 11:00 • (SetS NEWS O MOVIE mnuvitLQUADLL'i still on sale for the re- DO • $1.88 BEAUTY aoloiat In performance • GONG SHOW •(MUSICAL-COMEDY) taumn LQUMUH CONTEST with Seiji Oiawa and the • UNTOUCHABLES ••** "A Funny Thing mainder of the series. STuTEMORE TWIN • • NEWS Boston Symphony Or • ODD COUPLE Heppened on the Way • DICK CAVETT .oheatra ol Bach's Violin 0 MACNEIL-LEHRER to the Forum' 1966 SHOW Quest: Afjnea Nix- Concerto in A Minor, and REPORT Zero Mostel. Phil Silvers on, writer ol soap Beethoven's Symphony 0 DICK CAVETT Adaptation ol the Broad- operas. No. 7. (60 mine.) SHOW Gueet: Gunler way musical ebout a Grass, euthor of 'The Tin NOW PLAYING m MACNEIL-LEHRER • FILMMAKERS 'David slave in encient Rome ASBURY PARK NEWARK Drum.' SECAUCUS REPORT Hancock' (100 mine.) SEAVIEW SQUARE TWK RKO BHANFOHD LOEWS NEW JERSEY 800 • B M.A.S.H. B TURNABOUT 2:30 • MOVIE HARMON COVE Hawkeye and B.J. dis- 'Hard-Hatted Women' BLOOMFIELD NEWTON -(ADVENTURE) '• CENTER QUAD 7:48 3 WALL STREET cover Charles living the Women carpenters, a "Magnificent Thief" NEWTON TWIN 12 NOON to MIDNIGHT BRICKTOWN SHREWSBURY PERSPECTIVE life of Riley due to the Shipyard welder and a 1967 Robert Wegner, railroad switchman- OK CIRCLE TWIN SHREWSBURY 7:57 • LOTTERY PICK-IT attentlona of hia menially Senta Berger. A master OAKLAND paid Korean aervant, a brakeman tall about on- thief is releaaed from CLIFTON OAKLAND TWIN fOMS RIVER DRAWING Introducing CLIFTON man of unusual skills the-iob prejudice and priaon and promised a OCEAN COUNTY 3 • • MONDAY NIGHT haraearnenl. lull parole if he cooper- an exciting EAST BRUNSWICK PARAMUS RKO ROUTE 4 (1) NEWS3KS AT THE MOVIES 'And I 11:30 8 0) CBS LATE ates In solving the new starlet LOEWS ROUTE 18 TWIN TOTOWA * THIWHITI Alone Survived' Slara: MOVIE 'The Rocklord. murders of U.S. agents in FRITZI EDGEWATER T0T0V#\2 Blair Brown, David Ack- Files: Aura Lee. Far- Europe. (2 hrs., 1 SHOW BOAT 4 PARSIPPANY SHADOW" ROSS LOEWS UNION royd. The true story of a ewell' Lindsay Wagner mins.) FREEHOLD TROY HILLS TWIN RKO UNION TWIN woman's grueling 38- gueet etera aa Sara, who KEMKMS NEWS PONOROAD WASHINGTON hour ordeal and her un- hirea Rocktord again, ANOTHM t MOVIE -(WESTERN) HANOVER RARITAN WASHINGTON 2 conquerable will to live thla time to aolva a "• "Walla Fargo" LOVE • ANOTH TOWNSHIP SOMERVILLE following the crash of a homicide that involves a O PRAYER CIRCLE WATCHUNG MORRIS COUNTY 2 BLUE STAR TWIN 8.00 mm THE WHITE light airplane that killed atata aenator. (R) 3:00 B SERMONETTE PIUS - "PORTRAIT TWIN HAZLET CINEMA 2 SHADOW A lormer pro her two companions. (2 'McMillan And Wife: Man m BIOGRAPHY lo*»i t Sr. (ilium WEST ORANGE JACKSON RIDQEWOOD Without A Face' Stera: ESSEX GREEN basketball star Nnda a •I ill TIMES JACKSON CINEMA RKO WARNER naw and challenging car- OS MONDAY NIGHT Rock Hudson. Suaan TWIN Saint Jamaa. (R) JERSEY CITY eer aa coach at a FOOTBALL Pittsburgh ji so nrsi aunim MOW W00D6R1DGE a a THE TONIGHT LOEWS RUTHERFORD raclally-mlxed high Steelera ve San Frsncls- Atjhe OMIT rot siAitu furun t JERSEY CITY TRIPLEX ROUTE 3 D I WOO06FWGE2 SHOW Guest hoat: Don aohool. Stara: Kan CO,48ers Rickles. (80 mine.) Howard, Joan Prlngla. VISIONS 'Gold Rick (Premiere; 80 mina.) HOGAN'S HEROES HONEYMOONERS movies CRIME OF PASSION ras -145 MONMOUTH COUNTY CHEECHt i'Emlle' ASIKDICN TOWNSHIP CHONGS MON.WTE CINIMAN—AWtddlnglPG) MO, SS GREAT PERFOR- t:» UP IN MANCES Comrades' STBATHMOBB CINBMA I - Foul FOOTMU PlovlPOlM SMOKE Thla la a witty account ol ANIMAL ON OUR STBATNMOBB CINBMA M — a little-known incident HNvtflCor Wolt (PGI MS.I:IS Mi GIANT ATLANTIC HISHLAHD1 that occurred during the ATLANTIC CINBMA - Htovtn Con eerly daya of the Soviet Wa»tP0)T:3e.t:IS C010R BATONTOWN 3RD transformation of Russia. COMMUNITY I - Com.i A Htn< TV It involves a scandal In m«i (PGI).»«:» THE tha film industry. (80 COMMUNITY II - InMtuxi IPGI WILD GEESE mlns.) i:m.r.m BATONTOWN DeiVB-IN — Th« End DINNER SPECIALS a ABC CAPTIONED (HI 7 U. W:>;'Oator.»•:• UPIN Spaghetti, Bread & Butter CINSMA I - Tht Bon From Brolll from a marchentmen ship IBI 7,f:l! SMOKE Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank aided by a pirate, CINBMA II - UP In SmU IR) 7: II. becomes an entertainer •:JS Herbert SI. Ample Off Street Parking «T. M DmvB-IN - Animal Houu IHIJ.H:IS. Stan Si»l<«>» KBANseuee COLONIAL — Corvtttt Summtr IPGI7:».»:O THE BOYS ARTHUR MURRAY'S LONeSHANCH 9 FROM BRAZIL MOVIBI I — InMrkKi IPCI I:4J, MOVIBIII - MWileM Enprtll mi Wave go* the greatest sound its - tha tfjco beat-lhe beat MIDOHIOWH touch-dsKO teachers. We ve UA MIDM.BTOWN I - Animal H0UM(K>7:».»:» got the biggest Inventory of UA MIDOLBTOWN II - TIM WIM TOUCH dances: Hustle. GwMIBII.MS Swing. Marengue, Che Cha. Where you learn UA MIOOUTOWN III - Conn A «monlPGI7:IS.»:» Samba. Stow dance and oth- tomorrow's OCBAN TOWNSHIP er DISCO dances. There's MIDOLBBBOOK M0VIBI I - dances today! GWif C««ovl> IPGI 7:».t li only one way to move on a MI0W.BSBOOK MOVISI II - Tn, dance floor—together kMUiniAiBlf FUIPGII.MI o MAVIBMAVIBWlOVABSaNBMAI-UW MUAHS CINBMA II p- MMMsMEwrMUiniAim 1*1!:».»:o » HBO BANK i con see it again Prove It to MOVISI III - InHriori (PGI 1:4], youraejfwilh • »» at these theatres: MOVIBIIV-GOmCxonuHIPGI MMTUI MMST What happens In dancing 7:)S,?:U ansn MIDOLBtaX COUNTY tlAHVlUt CINI MA INItltSIAtE J •nBOOUCTORY LESSON happens first at ATLANTIC I0NN wmmi mi; TCmwoo MAOISON; lor one or both of you! «;•.!.».»:• Woody Mien's rnnm Mmmi S CINSMA II - Up In BA1 CINEMA FMVKW MMM MM MM IB) 1.4, hi M INTERIORS SUATHMORl rrvt pottiis HMtHI COUNTY CMTCKT fAtHVIEW WMSaiST IfjWf lim 1 MTM •UTSBII PtAIA CHHMA I - ttmna RMW ANIHON) MM A Mnimen IPOI»:».»:» RNOOftllAHl mtoK KATWDI BUTeaat PIAIA CIHBMA II - 1 MAD. OCIAN tOWMMP HMtn M0VHCI1Y] WSIWtFOW ^nmt»tt:U.ra HBSI? unMttoa STRAND rafarTMUKEJ 0mHMMPAAMTHH« H COLONIAL CMC MA? ISOMjSfllN PO - AII «n.iNmw svieano adtMT MArfAH UnMMB LMDEI moowoH 741 -5858 l~- BMrKOa IW W*K 17 Ml H0UTWO0 NMttAMJ WCMNAY ONI MAI 11 It. Retell Lifestyle A NEW YOU 14 TheCMty Register SHREWSBURY,NJ MONDAY.NOVEMBER27.197a Diet's role in skin care By EMILY W ILK ENS corrected "If you follow the three Cs - cleans- wellbeing you look good Even a good sex Ufa It has been suggested that diel and skin care ing, correction and consistency — skin will Im- can aid the completion because a happy woman have no bearing on each other Janet Sarlin. the prove," she said. "If you skip even a day and doesn't look dour M)d sour, her expression lines renowned skin care expert, disagree!. break the pattern, you can undo weeks of good are all going up. not down " "Proper diet always helps." she told me care With dedication, every skin has the poten- JUST FOR YOU when we discussed this question recently, "Junk tial of beauty." Dear Km II): Waal dt yti thlak U tke kef I food isn't good for you. Diet won't make skin Miss Sartin has been famed for skin care lira *f exercise? - Aue T. bad, but I believe it can contribute to an existing since 1M6 when, after nine years working with Dear Anne: That's a big question but, by way skin problem." the late D*. Emo Laszlo, she opened her own of answer, let me quote the American Heart Hiss Sartin believes that the following foods skin care salon on New York's Park Avenue. Her Association which advises that "Walking briskly displease an oily complexion and should be clientele is a Who's Who of celebrities from Mary - not Just strolling - Is the simplest and also avoided: starches, bread, pasta, potatoes, chop Martin to Yves St. Laurent. Recently a new one of the best forms of exercise." suey, chow mein), fried or greasy food of any salon was opened at Riverside Square Mall in I'd say that any form of exercbe you enjoy is kind; spices and condiments; oily nuts; sweet New Jersey's Bergen County. More are ex- the best for you. The idea is to get out of your desserts, candy, chocolate and soda fountain pected to follow chair and gel into action. Whether you walk, concoctions; shellfish; rich cheeses; avocados "Skin care is a highly individual matter." bicycle, swim, play tennis, Jog. or do bending or Allowable Ftads Miss Sartin stressed. "Each person has his or stretching routines you're apt to be healthier Among foods that generally please the oily her own special problems. Surprisingly, a great than the person who does nothing more skin, she suggests: Cooked fruits just slightly many of my clients are men." strenuous than sit. Exercise is essential for sweetened and raw fruits, including appl«s, figs, Clogged pores with resulting muddy skin and keeping muscles toned and the cardiovascular prunes and berries; cooked cereals, such as blemishes are the No 1 complaint, according to and respiratory systems (It. farina, rice, cream of wheat and oatmeal; this expert Expression lines are also a problem Note to readers: Interested in diet tips'* cooked or raw green vegetables; boiled or that trouble many women You'll find some from the world's most famous broiled meat and poultry; clear or vegetable Exercise Helps beauty resorts in my "Spa Secrets" bulletin. To soups I asked Miss Sartin if exercise helps the skin. obtain a copy, send your request along with 25 She advises drinking water in abundance. "I believe in exercise." she said, "because it cents and a self-addressed, stamped envelope to While it may take time. Miss Sartin believes keeps you healthy, aids circulation, brings ox- Emily Wilkens' Spa Booklet, P.O. Box 5176. that almost every kind of skin problem can be ygen to the cells When you have a feeling of Grand Central Station. New York. NY 10017.

ANN LANDERS

ItfMriMiM) CORNUCOPIA OF CRAFTS — Preparing for the "Cornucopia of Crafts" boutique, which will be held Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Satmrday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury Living with a near 'genius' Church House, Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury, are, Tina Howard, Little Sliver, craftsman, and Mrs. Jean Kelly, Rumson, president of the Women's Associa- Dear Ann Landers: My hus- No matter what comes up, call it a marriage.) One thing bedsores due to paor clrcula today. Here's tamelalag mare. tion, sponsors of the event. Featured will be leather, pottery, scrimshaw, band Is changing careers and be Is right and my opinion is certain. The Quiz Kid is not tloa. Maay have aa caatral Every week I hear Iram same- shells, wood, wreaths and preserved flowers, quilts, miniatures, shells, has taken some aptitude tests. doesn't count for a thing. When going to change — and neither aver Ihelr bowels aad bladder aae who wants to make a daaa- wood, wreaths, preserved flowers, quilts., miniatures, needlepoint, batik, He also lad his IQ. tested. To we disagree about a fad, like is your opinion of him. Can you aad have to be calketerlied. Uoa — ar leave naaey la a Stencil and tole paintings, among other crafts. Crafts people from throughout my complete shock he learaed the spelling of a word or Ihe live with a man you dislike so They have a terrible lime gel- "really gaad plan (kit win the state are represented In the show and sale. Assisting are Janet Gillam, Us IQ. Is pretty close lo "gen- geographic location of a city, intensely? Do you want to' ting up steps. It's oftea sa dif- kelp people." I rrctmtnead tke Mrs. Robert C, Lawrence and Mrs. Karen Scarborough. Luncheon will be his." Now he's Impossible to he refuses to admit he's wroag Dear Ann Landers: How ficult to gel hi aad ail af a car RekaMIIUUaa lattltite at (hi served, featuring homemade soups, breads and desserts. live with. even when I pradace proof. His low can people gel? I am refer- they'd rather stay home. Some caga, MI East Saprrlar. Cklca- answer b, "That authority Is ring to those creeps who park handicapped people caa'l tell ga, IU. (Mil. not the final word." This their cars la spaces reserved If they have broken a leg until CONFIDENTIAL to Wail drives me craiy. for the handicapped. Yester- II starts to swell because they Ibe Truth: Jaka Lladsay Is aal How does one deal with aa day I saw aa able-bodied cou- daa'l have any feellag In Ihelr my saa-la-law, b«l his leak arrogant, conceited, pompous, ple (actually, a couple af fat l«gs alike, Kea Haward, IS. See far Immature, ungracious, bossy, slobs) drive Inlo a space which Those talks oat there who yavselt toalgkl - t:M EST, HINTS FROM HELOISE loudmouthed., totally In- was deslgaaled clearly as are lucky enough to dress CBS. He stars la "Tke WhHe sensitive jackass? — Don's "RESERVED FOR THE themselves aid walk wherever Saadaw." Wife HANDICAPPED." they please shaiM lhaak tkelr Waal's the story •• p»l, Dear Wife: I get the feeling I wonder If such people lucky stars they daa'l HAVE I.S.D., cacaue, uppers aad you don't care much for Don. would be so callous It they to ise that space reserved far dawaers, speed? Cat yai haa You don't say how long you've slopped to consider these -few Ike handicapped. They shaaM die II If you're careful? Seid been married, how old you are, tacts: Some handicapped folks be bappy to settle far a parklag far Aaa Landers' aaw bwklei, whether or not you have a fam- work harder Just la dress space a black or Iwa away aad "Straight Dape •• Drags." Far ily. I have a hunch your trou- themselves than most people be thrilled thai they CAN walk eack booklet ordered, seal a bles began long before he dis- work all day. II requires a to wherever they're galng. - dallar, plas a ling, self-ad- covered he was almost a "gen- great deal of effort to lift them Seea It At Close Range dressed, stomped eavetape (M Hair ribbons that stay!ius." selves If they are lacky enough Dear Clase Kaage: Thaak eeals paslage) la Aai Get counseling and explore to have use *t Ihelr arms. you far glvlig aillllaai af pea- Laadrrs, P.O. Bax I1HS, (hi cag«, Illinois (Ml I DEAR HELOISE: newspaper. Because of the tremendous volume of mail, Heloise the battlefield. (I hesitate to (Some don't.) They have pie something to think aboil When my daughter was younger, she had long hair which 1 is unable to answer individual letters. She will, however, answer kept up in ponytails secured with rubber bands and tied with your questions in her column whenever possible. hair ribbons. She looked so cute and neat for about thirty minutes, and then down the ribbons would slide on the strands of her hair. ASK DR. BROTHERS I thought there must be a better way... and sure enough, one day it came to me. As I made the last loop with the rubberband around her hair, before letting go, I slipped one end of the yarn (or ribbon) through the last loop of the rubberband, making it stationary. Perhaps this is a small and Insignificant idea, but maybe there are still some mothers out there who haven't thought of it. Can one start anew? — Dorice Shores By Dr. JOYCE BROTHERS blame me or Ike fact that I wark. Actually, I've tried to aaalyie Not true, Dorice. It's those "little" hints that help the most. Dear Dr. Brothers: I don't understand what's happening to tkls dn8 after much thought, I think he's wraag. I daa'l think I We've found that what so many housewives take for granted my husband and I don't think he does either. I'm very worried. am selfish. - C.C. as common knowledge are a "godsend" to others of us He's It and a tremendous success. He started onl In business That's what this column is all about - helping each other to two years after I married him and he's never stopped going up Dear C.C: It sounds to me as If your husband is the one make our days a little easier and more enjoyable tke corporate ladder. He now makes more thai be ever has aad who's selfish. A person who blames others avoids self-examina- Love to you all for your help. — Heloise more than most of his friends. Well, suddenly, he wants to Junk tion and resulting growth. This is a dangerous habit because it everything he's worked for and start a whale aew career. Just stops the person from learning about himself. This pattern of DEAR HELOISE: what career Is uncertain. You might say he's mare like aa old When I go on an outing with Ihe baby, and I want lo make blaming others for not living up to one's expectations usually fashioned hippie. He bought an old camper and Just wants to begins early in life. The child may pick up this habit from a sure I have everything necessary for a quick diaper change, I lake off with a camera In Ihe vague hope that be caa make a pit two moistened lowelelles In a plastic bag. parent. As he grows older, he gets In the habit of blaming living selling pictures of Ihe wilderness areas. This doesn't Mother or Dad for all his own inadequacies. I fold II and place II Inside a disposable diaper. This goes appeal to me. I love our home and even though we don't nave Into my diaper bag or purse. children, I (eel thai I can'l Just change my whole life because of The towels slay molsl and I use the plastic bag to carry the Most Warners would do well to play a little game and stop his whim. Do you think he'll grow out of this? What Is It? - G.N. themselves each lime they start to accuse someone else of , soiled diaper until it can be properly disposed of. — A new Dear G.M.It sounds to me as if your husband needs a long mother shortcomings. Instead, they might see if for an entire week they vacation, perhaps even a year's leave of absence. This would can accept total responsibility for everything that happens to allow him the time he needs to reassess and re-evaluate his life. And a smart one, at that. Hugs to you both — Heloise them. They might try to put themselves In the position of the After that he may decide that he wants a totally new lifestyle. people they blame. He may come to believe that what he's been doing is no longer DEAR HELOISE: fulfilling. Since you're both working equally hard, It'o essential that My sister wanted lo place some type of tray on my nephew's Your husband may be at the stage in life where his Interests all tasks be shared. You have a new family situation and should ekesl of drawers to hold all his various bottles ol colognes, after- are beginning to turn inward. Activities that of8er personal treat It as such. shave, etc., and thus keep them from marring Ihe top of Ihe satisfaction are more important during this period. farnllure. ' He is probably going through a mid-life crisis, which can be So she purchased two wooded picture frames and used Just as difficult as adolescence. Try to help him'resolve his colorful self-adhesive paper beneath Ihe glass as decoration. It conflicts and try to understand that sometimes change, even may be necessary to put same type of backing on Ihe underside HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE — Mrs. Prlscllla Roth, Little when it means a loss of income, can be very positive. of Ihe frame to keep II from marring. Carl A. i Silver, chairman of the Little Silver PTO and Little Dear Dr. Brothers: Both my husband and I work. We R.P. They look beautiful and served Ihe purpose so well. Silver Education Association's annual Holiday agreed thai this would help us get aal af debt aid we certainly May God continue to love and bless you ever. - Sister Boutique shows some of the featured Items to her need Ihe extra maney. I don't mind working, bat my Job Is DON'T BE AN Martlnlta llagenson son Todd, 6. The event will take place Saturday from demanding and difficult, Just as my husband's Is. What bothers 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Little Silver Point Road School. me Is that he still expects me lo do all the things far Urn thai I UNKNOWNING DEAR HELOISE: In addition to a wide assortment of Christmas items, did when I wasn't working. When I daa'l, he accises me af belig DIABETIC I found that when I bought Ihe large, economy-sized pack- baked goods, educational aids, books and games, selfish, which starts a row. II lakes a lal af time aad energy la age of luncheon meat, It was likely to spoil before my husband Tntrt art more than » million people In the world there will be free movies for the children. Re- quarrel, time li which he could da the chare himself. It seems to I now shortening their lives because they do not know could use II all In his lunch. freshments will be available. There is no admission me Ikat everyllme something goes wraag la his life, be caa m Now I divide the package Inlo two slices each, placing them they have diabetes. What a plly; for ll can be lived charge. wllh. into Individual sandwich bags. I then wrap aluminum foil araud the entire package aad place In my freeier. HANDCRAFT GUILD FREE LECTURE If Inert b a hblory of diabetes in your family and Each evening I remove two slices aid place In my refrig- Health expert.says, you are omwtifhl, - or If you are troubled by too EAST BRUNSWICK-The START LOSING erator to thaw. The next morning I prepare Ihe sandwich and "For the first time.,. I frequent urination or have a quick loss of weitht - replace II In Ihe same sandwich bag. - Cherl Kllloti Handcraft Guild of Central WEIGHT TODAY check with your physician. These may be your Jersey will meet tomorrow at warnint slfn.lv Our diabetic aid department carrttt a 7: JO p.m. in the East Brunsick The harilesl part ol losing weight is DEAR HELOISE: gelling stalled Newexlra-LlrenglfiSUrtli | complete stock or medicines and other needs. High School library. LOSE WEIGHT Waal lo know oae way of using up that leftover holiday OOHMEI will give you' will power that extra push il needs lo start losing weight liirkey? * and enjoy the holiday." YOUsV DOCTOR CAN PHONE US wbn «o> TESTING ft PROGRAMS today , If you're planning an having a New Year's party, save same Begin with this amazing liny lablel Imagine eating all that delicious holiday food without need a medicine. Pick up your prncripltoii If a( Ihe turkey from both holidays (Thanksgiving aad Christmas). COLTS CCK-Colts Neck You II eat less-tmn lood and excess, lal guilt and losing weight at the same time! With AM you shoppint nearby, or we will deliver promptly without into Dumedup energy instead ol extra Use the large slices for the festive meal and pal Ihe smaller PTA will pn snl a program on will adopt new altitudes in rslation to yoursell and lood. entra chtrtt. A anal many people entrust m with slices Into Ihe freeier la use for the party. These can be sliced weight as you loiiow ihe Plan You will eat less because you want to eat less "Testing - J Special Pro- ClimtaJly proven etleclne Ihe SUrfK Iktk procrtpttiMa. May we compoma' roan? lain aad placed oa a tray with wax paper as a divider to grams In me Colts Neck 0OI1MCX Reducing Plan will enable you to Monday, Nov. 27 - a p.m. separate when needed. lose pounds and inches without getting Tha Malt at RwtJ Bank Schools," Thursday at 8 p.m. comer Broad a Monmoulh The remalaiag meal scraps caa be made Into turkey salad. in Atlantic Elementary School, oawna To loSewalerWoll and puttmess during H Vaa caa «e Ike same freeier packaging thai Is keeping Route 537. Speakers will be Ihe pie menstrual cycle try MMUM A for ml.rm.li.. (all Shrewsbury Pharmacy yaar Thanksgiving leftovers to pit yoar Christmas meat In. - Mary Brotherton and Richard Natural Water Pill Both sold with money HOPS Leu Michel Salles. supervisor of special bach guaranteeIromttw manufacturer services and curriculum coor- sti^ftcm-j 842-3443 JSSSSR THIS COLUMN is written for you... the homemaker. If you dinator, respectively, for the have a hint or a problem write to Heloise in care of this Colts Neck schools. Weddings SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1978 The MatyRcgMCT IS Teeters-Gray Engaged MIDDLETOWN - Miss Constance Ann Gray, daughter of Gleason-Crawford Mr. and Mrs. William John Gray, 71 Woodside Drive, was SUDBURY, Mass. - The engagement of Miss Christine married Saturday, to Alan Randal Teeters of Arlington, Va. He Ellen Crawford to Mark Phillip Gleason, son of Chief Warrant is the son of Mrs. Lang Teeters of Arlington, and Col. Bernard Officer 4 (USA-ret.) and Mrs. Phillip F Gleason, 98 Hubert Teeters of Homestead, Fla Pkwy, Eatontown, N. J , is announced by her parents, Maj. The Rev. Geoffrey G. West officiated at the ceremony here Gen. (USA-ret.) and Mrs. Albert B. Crawford Jr. here. Prior to in Christ Church, Kings Highway. A reception foUowed in Us retirement Gen. Crawford was commander of the U. S. Monmouth Hills Club. ' Army Electronics Command (ECOM) and Fort Monmouth, N. DHU Besuiag Mrs. Michael Mitchell was matron of honor. Also attending J. the bride were her sister Mrs. Lawrence Boies, a cousin Miss Miss Crawford was graduated from the University of Arizo- Jeanne Ueland and Miss Margaret Evans. na and is attending Babson College, Babson Park, Mass. She is a Yakow-Bensing Allan Phillips was best man and ushers were David Teeters, member of Delta Delta Delta sorority and is employed by EATONTOWN-Mr. and brother of the bridegroom; Mark Herrell and Roberto Fuentes. Arnica Insurance Co. Mrs Charles Bensing. 9 Wind- Mtti (rswf.rd The bride, an alumna of Middletown Township, received a Mr. Gleason attended Brookdale Community College. Lin- sor Drive, announce the en- BA degree in sociology at Randolph-Macon College, Lynchburg, crofl, N.J., and is in the U. S. Coast Guard, attending school in gagement of their daughter. MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH P0RNAROTT0 Va. Elizabeth City, N. C. Miss Donna Catherine Bens- The bridegroom, an alumnus of Yorktown (Va ) High A June wedding is planned. ing, to Robert Paul Yakow. School, received a BA degree in psychology, also at Randolph- son of Mr and Mrs. Charles Fomarotto-Mercogliano Macon College ^--' Yakow Sr, 179 Route 35. Mid- The couple will reside In Vienna, Va. Benton-Larson dletown A May wedding is EATONTOWN - St. Dorothea's Roman planned Catholic Church was the setting here Oct. 18 MIDDLETOWN - An- Middletown Township High Miss Bensing was gradu- (or the marriage of Miss Diana Mercogllano, to Irelan-Fulcher nouncement is made by Mr. School, is in her senior year at ated from Monmouth Regional Joseph H. Fomarotto. The Rev. James J. and Mrs. Norman F. Larson Bucknell University, Lewis High School, Tinton Falls, and IOWA CITY ,Iowa - Miss Mr. Irelan received BA and Jr., 33 Kingfisher Drive, of the burg, Pa. Coyle celebrated the Nuptial Mast. Kay Lynn Fulcher, daughter MA degrees from the Univer- is employed by Abraham 4 Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. engagement of their daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fulcher, sity of Iowa. Mr. Benton, an alumnus of Straus. Monmouth Mall. Nicholas F. Mercogllano, IS Massaro St., Miss Wendy June Larson, lo Evergreen Lane, Oceanport, Mr. and Mrs Irelan reside Jeffrey William Benton, son cf Madison High School and Eatontown — Oceanport, and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. For- was married Oct. 22 here in here. Mr. and Mrs William A. Den- Bucknell, Is employed by Cow- Mr. Yakow is an alumnus of narotto. It Golf St., West Long Branch. Danforth Chapel of the Univer- ton, I Highland Ave., Madison. en and Company, New York Middletown Township High A reception was In Mike Doolan's. Spring School and Ocean County Col- sity of Iowa, to Patrick Irelan, Wfadv Larson Miss Larson a graduate of City. Lake Heights. son of Mrs. Gerata Irelan, lege, and is employed by Mrs. Louise Petlllo was matron of honor Bloomfield, and the late C. G. Progressive Life Insurance and Miss Tonl Mercogllano maid of honor, for Irelan. The Rev. Robert Welsh Caprio-Anderko Turner-Ahlers Co., Red Bank their sister, who also was attended by Donna officiated at the service, which Fomarotto, Maryann Cuoco, Anne Marie LINDEN - Mr. and Mrs Mr. Caprio, a self-employed HOLMDEL-Mr. and Mrs. was foUowed by a reception In Ernest Anderko, Blancke landscaper Grtmaldl, Jo-Ann Colson and Jayne Gallom- the Highlander Inn. Donald Ahlers. 27 Hillcrest bardo. Street, announce the en- Road, announce the en- Mrs. Irelan was graduated gagement of their daughter, Nicholas P. Fomarotto was best man for gagement of their daughter, from Shore Regional High Miss Kathleen Anderko, to his brother. Ushers were Michael Petlllo, Miss Donna Marie Ahlers, to School, West Long Branch, N. Ralph G. Caprio 3rd. son of Bruce Mercogllano, Ricky Mercogllano, David Bruce Scott Turner, son of J., and was awarded a BFA Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G Caprio Mount, Sal Massaro and Joseph DeLlsa Mrs Margaret Turner, 1 degree from the University, of Jr., Ridge Drive, Hazlet. The bride and bridegroom, who reside In Mountain Ave. SomerviUe. Iowa. She is an illustrator'for Miss Anderko, a registered Eatontown, are graduates of Shore Regional Miss Ahlers was graduated Westinghouse Learning Corp., nurse at Alexian Brothers Hos- High School, West Long Branch. He attended from Holmdel High School and here, where her husband is an pital, Elizabeth, is a graduate Connecticut School of Broadcasting, Hartford, is a junior at Douglass College, editor. KAY IRELAN of Linden High School and Conn. New Brunswick. Middlesex County College, Mr. Turner attended Som- Siegel-Kammers Edison, where she received an erviUe High School and is a associate science degree in graduate of Rutgers College, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Moore-Dispoto vice, Freehold, is an alumna of nursing KatMeei Aaderkt New Brunswick. DMU Aalers - Mr. and Mrs. John T. Kam- Monmouth College, West Long SHREWSBURY-MISS and qulnnipiac College, Is a mers. 33 Leonard Ave., an- Branch, where she majored in Pamela Ann Dispoto, daughter public accountant with nounce the engagement of speech and dramatics and re- of Mr. and Mrs Anthony J. Mololsky and Co., a certified their daughter, Miss Kathleen ceived a BA degree. Make a Date Dispoto, Cedar Drive, rolls public accountant firm in A. Rammers, to Gary W. Mr. Siegel received a BA Princeton. A paid directory of coning events for non-profit organiza- DECEMBER 2 Neck, was married here Sept. Siegel, son of Mr. and Mrs. degree in history at Rutgers tions, flates: $2 00 for 3 lines for one day, 11.00 each Holiday Bazaar. 10-4 P.M, featuring Lunch with Salad M In the Shadowbrook, to Joel After a wedding trip to Ber- Arthur W. Siegel of SomerviUe. University, New Brunswick, additional line, 13 00 for two days, II 25 each additional line. Bar Refreshments served all day Christ Church, muda, Mr. and Mrs. Moore re- David Moore, son of Mr. and A September wedding is and is a member of the Elks 15 fcr three to five days, f 1 50 each additional line; 16.00 tor Shrewsbury Special Christmas and Bake tables. Down side in Plainsboro. Mrs. Harry Moore, Fair Lawn. planned. Club, East Brunswick, and 10 days; $2.00 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 days Under Sale. Rabbi Irwln Flshbeln of trustee of ZBT fraternity. He before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for "THE ULTIMATE FLEA MARKET" - Its happening Rabbinic Center Synogue, Miss Kammers, a is a sales administrator for the Date Secretary. Westfield, officiated at the cer- caseworker for Monmouth Monmouth Paper Company, at the East Keansburg School on Sat, 10-4 Dozens of tables emony, which was followed by County Board of Social Ser- New Brunswick NOVEMBER 28 offering most everything... Santa Claus in person... free a Shadowbrook reception. Parents Without Partners. Bayshore Chapter No 644. door prizes hourly, a gala book fair, and much more! Mist Denise Dispoto was Hospitality Night & Orientation al the Cobblestones. Rt 35. Come one, come all to the East Keansburg school on Sat., maid of honor. Marvin Rolen- Kienzle-McCullich Middletown. Music by Joey Sudyka. dancing, cash bar, Dec. 2. Plenty of free parking. berg was best man. PORTSMOUTH, R.I. - orientation given to all new members & guests. Starts 8:00 Monmouth Civic Chorus presents Ralph Vaughan Wil- of South Kingston High School, P.M Information call 566-0170 Mrs. Moore was graduated Mrs. Howard T. McCulloch of WakefieM. and the University liams. A Sea symphony It DONA NOBIS PACAM al 3 I'M from Red Bank Catholic High Portsmouth, announces the en- of Rhode Island, is a teacher at Monmouth Symphony Orchestra, Joseph Szostak, Music at the Monmouth Arts Center. Red Bank School and Qulnnipiac College, gagement of her daughter, Hill High School, Winston Director, presents concert 8:30 P.M at the Arts Center. FLEA MARKET PEOPLE • Just $7 reserves youi Hamden, Conn. She is a regis- Miss Caroline Campbell Mc- Salem, N.C. Red Bank. This is first of four concerts of 1978-79 Series, space for the East Keansburg's School PTA flea market on tered occupational therapist at Culloch, daughter also of the Mr. Kienzle Is an alumnus features James Pelligrano, alto-saxophone, and the Wom- Sat.. Dec. 2. Santa Claus. snack bar. and much more make Morris HaU Health and Re- late Mr. McCulloch, to Charles of Christian Brothers en's Ensemble of the United Methodist Church. Red Bank il a terrific chance to sell most anything you'd like' Call habilitation Center, Law- M. Ktenzle. son of Mr. and Academy, Lincrofl. and Wake Herbert Bums. Director. Series and individual tickets may 787-3511 or 495-0187 for reservations rencevUIe. Mrs. Charles P. Kienzle, 113 Forest University, Winston be purchased at the door. Series $12 00, regular. $6.00 Mr. Moore, an alumnus- of Jumping Brook Road, Lin- Senior It Students, single $4 00 and $2.00 for Seniors & Irish Federation Dance, Dec. 2, SI Benedict's HaU. PAMELA MOORE Salem He is a candidate for an Holmdel, 9-1 A.M. Music by Pat Roper & Tommy Doyle. Fair Lawn Senior High School croft, N.J. A January wedding MBA degree at Babcock Students. is planned. Prepaid tickets Donation: $7 00 Please call 787-6581, School of Management, Wake Christmas Merchandise Sale, large variety, sponsored 842-5796, 741-5577* 787-8560. Miss McCulloch. an alumna Forest University by Red Bank Chapter of Deborah, 11 AM to 3 P.M.. Shrewsbury Fire House, Broad St.. Shrewsbury Re- Woman's Club Christmas Bazaar. 10 A.M. to 4 P M., freshments. antiques, books, boutiques, toys. White Elephant Dealers Christ Church annual bazaar NOVEMBER 2(1, M, Jl tables, $5 Admission Free 164 Broad St, Red Bank 842-4590 SHREWSBURY-The an- baked goods, preserves and Second Annual Christmas ANTIQUES SHOW & SALE. Nov. 28. 29. 30, 12 Noon to 10 P.M Last day. 12 Noon to 5 nual bazaar of Christ Church gingerbread people; Mrs. Colts Neck Historical Society Annual Christmas An- P.M. Birchwood Manor, N. Jefferson Rdr*Whippany, N.J Episcopal will take place Dec. Michael Badal and Mrs. Rob- tiques Show & Sale, 9:30 AM to 4 P.M., Cedar Dr. School, 2 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the ert Sagurton, handcrafts; Mrs. (5 min from Morristown) 65 Exhibitors Ample parking. Cedar Dr., Colts Neck Ample parking Snackbar Dona- parish house, Broad Street and Sterett Prevost, religious Dining & Cocktails. Rt. 287 N. Use Exit 36 Admission: $1 50 tion: $1 25 Chairman, Mrs Harry B. Whitney. Sycamore Avenue. Mrs. articles and greeting cards, with ad Dwight Brown, Fair Haven, is and Mrs. James Sweet, the NOVEMBER 21 Little Silver PTO Holiday Boutique, Sat, Dec 2. 1C general chairman. The Rev Down Under Shop. Meatloaf Dinner, being given by Charity Court No. 38, am.-3 p in . Point Road School, craft Items, baked goods, Edward M. Story is adviser. Order of the Amaranth, 5-8 P.M. Adults $3.50 Children educational games, books and White Elephant table Ad- Santa Claus will be in resi- mission free SCHUBERT PARTY $2.50 dence throughout the day. Re- Bunco Party.' Ladies Auxiliary Knights of Columbus, DECEMBER 3 freshments and entertainment LITTLE SILVER - The Nov. 24, 8 P.M. to be held at theK of C Home. 200 Fair Parents Without Partners Chapter No. 644 Fund Raiser will be available. 150th anniversary of the death Haven Rd, Fair Haven Admission: $1 50 Refreshments, Cocktail Party It Dance, Don Quixote's. Rt. 34. Matawan Luncheon, under the chair- of Franz Schubert is being prizes Cash bar It dancing. 8:30 P.M General public invited MR. AND MRS. ROBERT WHITE manship of Mrs. John Bartoli, commemorated this month. A Information: 566-0170 Fort Monmouth, will be served party, which duplicates the The public is cordially invited to attend a meeting with from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Salad one held by Schubert's friends the Rev Sister Lydla Gomes at St. Paul's Baptist Church, Concert Series of United Methodist Church. 247 Broad bar and homemade desserts when the composer was alive, Atlantic Highlands. 8 P.M Come expecting a blessing. St.. Red Bank, presents Michael Brody. Pianist Music by White-Douglas Beethoven. Chopin. Schubert It Gnffes. 4PM Free will will be featured will be held Wednesday at 7 NOVEMBER M offering. — •• '. " NORWOOD, Pa.-Th. marriage of Miss Susan Louise Chairmen Include George p.m. in Hofbrauhaus, Atlantic QUEST, weekly forum for single adults You bring the Douglas and Robert Kenneth White was solemnized here Oct. 14 Edward, jewelry; Mrs. Robert Highlands. Reservations are conversation & conviviality and we provide Ihe free k DECEMBER 4 during a ceremony conducted in Immanual Evangelical Luther- Crowley and Mrs Bruce Mont- available by calling the Con- forthright discussions on subjects of interest to single, The American Association of t'niv Women will hold an an Church by the Rev. Robert S. Nagle. There was a reception gomery, herbiary; Mrs. Brown servatory of Music, 2 Cross St., separated, widowed or divorced people Refreshments t Arts ft Crafts Exhibit ft Sale at 4 P M at the Shrewsbury In Walter's on the Delaware. and Mrs. Regis C. Gorry. LltUe Silver dancing afterwards. $3 00 donation. Non-sectarian. 8 P.M Presbyterian Church House, on Sycamore Ave, Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G. Douglas, Thursdays. Unitarian Church, 1475 W Front St.. Lincroft. Shrewsbury' Enormous quantity of homemade baked goods, featuring cakes, pies, breads, cookies, jams, jellies here, and.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. White , 75 Lafayette St., NOVEMBER », DECEMBER 1,2 Rumson, N. J. A Cornucopia of Crafts Presbyterian Church House, and brownies Cultural arts program following sale at 8 Miss Martha Jo Nagy, Cleveland, Ohio, was maid of honor Fudged your diet? P.M. AU invited.. Sycamore Ave.. Shrewsbury, 10-8 Thurs. & Fn , 10-5 Sat. (or her sorority sister. Also attending the bride were Miss Donation 50c Luncheon will be served 20 craft people Evening at Meadowlands Bus and admission, $10 Call Klmberiy Rhule, Mrs. Susan Burke and Miss Susan Marcalongo. represented. Roe after 5 p.m.. 291-5464 Tickets limited. Flower girl was Jeannie Ulner and Steven White, nephew of the bridegroom, was page. DECEMBER I DECEMBERS Chinese Auction for the Scholarship fund 8 p.m.. Ma- •Hy-lo-ll<*-w?thyrJ«t IM Parents Without Partners Chapter 644 Cocktail Party It Lawrence W. White of Haxtun, Colo., was best man for his IMS you M aptghMti. bagel sonic HaU, 141 West Bergen PI., Red Bank Youth Felic- Dance at Hideaway. 2 Fearey PL, Morgan Cash bar ft free lox and peanut bultgr brother and ushers, were Peter Farnham, Wallace Douglas and ticilares, Unit 37, Mrs. Melbin, Chairman. Mrs Bemice. buffet, 8.30 P.M. Information: 566-0170 Gary Martens. Standard. Matron, Mrs. Annie Jackson. Chairman of Unit The bride, a graduate of Interboro High School, attended J7. DECEMBER I Thiel College. She Is employed at Gimbel Brothers, Philadel- The Holmdel School Music Association is sponsoring a MCOSS Holiday House Tour, five homes in the Rumson- Middletown area For tickets call 747-1204. Ext. 63 phia concert by Sam Mammel in the high school auditorium, on Mr. White, who is with Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Labora- Crawfords Comer Rd., at 8 p.m. Ticket Information, 946-88J2 or 946-4404 DECEMBER! tory, Princeton, is an alumnus of Thiel College and Rumson- "Christmas Is For Children" a holiday fantasy, staged Falr Haven Regional High School. The couple reside in and sung by the Chorallers of Eatontown, Meadowbrook Merctrvllle, after a wedding trip to Bermuda. DECEMBER 1, ! The WUlowbrook Players will present "Dracula" at the School, Wyckoff Rd.. Eatontown, 8 PM. Donation: $3 Monmouth Civic Auditorium, Eatontown. 7:30 P.M., Fri., adults. $2 Seniors & Students Information: 229-1124 RBHSMth REUNION START LOSING Sat., and 2 P.M. matinee on Sat. Admission free or if you DECEMBER II RED BANK - Members of wish 50 cents. United Methodist Church, 247 Broad St.. Red Bank, the class Of IKI of Red Bank WEIGHT TODAY presents the Women's Ensemble with Marjorie High School are planning to The Hardest put ol losing wngfl '• Santa's Bargain Basement, St. Mary's Church, Mollenauer, harpist, singing Benjamin Britten's "Ceremo- hold its 50th year reunion. Con- L jetting Mailed Nl» e«tr*slrength latH Leonardvtlle Rd., New Monmouth. Unusual fair featuring ny of Carols" at the 9:30 4 11 AM. worship services tact David W. Russell at Rus- omsM •>« gnt youi will pom nut new and nearly new gifts, clothing, toys, housewares, etc. •xlra push it needs to start losing weigh! DECEMBER 17 sell Oktemobile-Cadtllac Co., Fri., Dec. 1. Adults only, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Sat., Dec. 2, 'Mtf. "LA TRAVIATA" presented by the Metro Lyric Opera ion Newman Springs Road, Begin with Ihn amaJing liny now Santa's visit, photos with children, 10 A.M. to ] P.M. Red Bank. You II lit less-turn food and mess lit oMWiraorii" i«r.Wo«'ai'>T»T~rn~ ft the New Jersey Stay Orchestra. Sun 3 P.M. at Para- «*> toned up etwgr muM ol e.ira ruhax rvllte Fire Co . 117 Middle ltd.. tW 011 IS o m » '.«• DECEMBER 1,1,1.9 mount Theatre, Asbury Park. Tickets, $7.50 reserved or- 'ungMis you loiiowtm Plan JACKSoVjeKttan Tewnttirp Fire Co. No I. New tVaayecl Ro. Men at MS J.B. Priestley exciting mystery "An Inspector CaUs," chestra. Others $5.00 Senior Citizens a Students $3.01. Climculy omen etleclive me MfU MEMBERS WELCOMED iTl ln Mr. H. Franzoni, Director. Monmouth Players, Navesink •ATO • ' *» > CtflWf. Community Km. (H>wtr ttvtl), Advance sale at Convention HaU Office or write N.J. State MATAWXN - New mem- • MKI Reducing Pl» will tnaWe you to Library Theatre, Monmouth Rd., Navesink, 8:40 curtain. lose pounds and mctm oitlwut getting UTTLV HL^lS Linit Silver rirt HMTM. PrnpKt A*t TM, at ?: 15 a.m. 1 Orchestra, Box 427, Neptune, N.J 07753 bers oJ the Dante Allghieri So- u Tickets at door. CA, 10*5 irowhw*, ThiK.ot7:tipm DECEMBER 31 ciety of Central Jemy wel- ows (MtntMch i Dtut lt(*ft. C«mpmmlti/ dm., lit. f. TIM «I Parents Without Partners Bayihore Chapter 644 New comed at IU Membership Tea me ptt-matrual qet try "•" DECEMBER! "» Naluial !»••• Wl" Botti told wit* ;f»f*««CO Me 1, Pofktf Av« . TIM. ott:.S«.m. A 7;IS p.m. ft Holiday Bazaar at Old First Church. (9 Kings Highway,' Year's Eve Party at Town It Country Diner, Hwy. 35, here * toe home of Joan nmybaditu aniea . Hoett |> LoiMtr C«.. HI tfoad SI . (BtthMtft Chvrcft I - Keyport Open to aU members and their guests Featuring Festa, president, are Lucy •jn.*f:1lfun. Middletown, It A.M. to 4 P.M. Handmade articles, gift SHOP*OUR Items, homemade foods and holiday treats. SUent Auction. the Carey Rowe Showe Cost $15 00 per person, 8:30 P.M. Schlfano. MaryAnne Grand- Mi MIST R«tMft»«HI* IIWi Churcti. 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SHDMouitKH> Super Coll, *W e H P.. turbo 400trons STRAUB B~u7ckl)PEL~ mltsion. chrome r.ms. must sell, ask NINE ACRES of New ond Used Cors OOHJTY >*r waak. mini fcavt !!'£y_JJ___J*4:*"0_ -Keypor 5SS '•'•"*'* SUBARU 19?r - Four wheel Iran HOUSE K E t Pf II - « iaarTaKM iTvi- HOLSEV PONTTAC drive, olr, 12.700 miles Great condi ULIl - Foil HIM » xrtlM M EATON TOWN hQn to iMWOtl m, n4>t«K« attantlal aiaox Hm " • (•rfl f^trUnct hflMwr Call Mrijn JAGUARS NEW 1971 - Wheeling d SUBARU COUPE 1976 - 47.000 miles j count• o't Manufacturer i lunette five speed, Iront wheel drive, bette HOOt IOJ - O,l«.r MM MOUUKEEPEH -~«l»a-«ar m?i list price TIT Molars inc . Mlghion I TiM iaart al E*K«- o mi nlci raam. aajjj wy Rail' IM tUICK SKYLARK - New lUei Porrj«M77 " i 30 MPG, eicellenl contfllton « iM o »aWy lo la« 0 m. Tkt Don. m* lwtt*rVl vinyl root. U.OM miles _^____---- ^ Call t74M3rs KlTSON CHEVROLET CO. TEM>~ESri«l-X^Mbl^Tmoio"r"Mi LIVE IN~MOU»EMtPE« - "fal Hwy 1* Eolonto O condition, body ncedi work Cal SJCJilAHV - Ml lo, tnoll MUM. unit Sllv.r •UICK LCUtRf tm - vi. auto _JWJ*JO C U*1__ merflc. sower iHtr\nQfokt\ cleoi LAMlOLA MOTORS INC THE FINEST SELECTION - Of n* Newman Springs Rd , Red Bank ond used cars In Monmoulh County S€C«EIAKV DajarDottwi_ _ _ _Wi 2433 laim Maita and tymnt. norm™ »I M Situations Wanted Mto««>9w Over 100 oir conditioned new cars In 7 Auto Insurance 51. Help wonted f/brakes, air. vinyl LT CAMARO - 197]. Light blue wi Slock McGLOlN BUICK OPEL INC 51, Htip Wonted 51 HtlpWonttd Female vinyl top, block interior. JSO VI oulo Snre#ibury Ave , New Shrewsbury ACE ^EMPLOYMENT AGENCY "AUKT INSURANCE ALUMINUM SIOING - Mechanics DINING ROOM SUPERVISOR - MECHANIC — Own tools, five yean Avi 747 y malic, oir, power steering brake. EHMRIENCI-D - Mgu.Kiifi. FREE quotei and binders by phone Roofors - Helpers with construction ThrM v»on •utrltnc* a mull, VMII minimum experience Also needed •UICK WILDCAT - 1*M, H.000 mli«i "" system, rear defrostar, snow abilities - Sub contractors fwnd wUIUnTkmitlli «fpl> IK im qualified wrecker driver and gas often S1CNETAIIY avaiuoit, il« •»»•. no«i gaaa ralir rnechankoll* in very good condition servici, DOANES PONTIAC. 61 Low CALL fOLJ.-FJRJEJQB-ni-fTU. 4MM10 yon. Long ioftn't Ll-lltJ^ II Mixl danl. Apply BAG Gull, Tuimdel No iimo. «v*rilllt4l aoiMlon. ai aiKM. Aifc lar Mary. ?41J77a. _____ »lv« HJ^ ClMnjn»W|i. Poinj Md M 7SK MERCEDES I9M - MOD Dltso n Mum ii Matowan S66I2**, APPLICANTS WANTED - Fei CADILLAC 1171 - Goad running condl TOYOTA CORONA - 1*70 Four-door 'EATPLOVMENT AGENCY ipeed. runs, looks good, 1 CALL 747 J9O0 cook wore demonstration MMMIetown DISHWASHERS - NlBhl ward. Cell 55 Situations Wanted tlon, neeeh bedy work Make Offit Coti 17,000 miles, new lirei and mows, lour area store Howfi are 11-4 ond t-f MIDAS MUFFLER »MW*v#nlngv ipaed, cMceilent condition. 1925 Applicants must be neat, reliobte ond Needs qualified mechanics tor new Mai* MERCEOES7IOSE 1970 - »7nt. powe RATES REDUCED FOR MANY cwtfMent. Coll Mr Koilor collect. sloering/bfolies'winoowi, air. Aikin J1J«-UU Eatonlown shop to Install exhouit sv» MJOO Coll B Boyte. 142 SSIS a DRIVERS - Chock our discounts and terns, shocks, brakes. Knowledge of If you hove recent government ttcurtty ALL AROUND YARD WORK - Trotl TOYOTA CELICA iT 1976 - Good low down payments Free quote DISHWASHEISH R cleoronce com* ki or*d reflttef Our WJMt. ASSEMOLtR - Electro Mechanlcol, torch helpful Call days. Wl **• 7660 I. gutters, goroges. *lc cleaned condition, muit sen. best offer Cal 364 3017 Phoenix Brokerage 65 Hwy mi Eves. >iM«2-43n. client It moving hit office Into our ntimales UI 430) MERCURY BOBCAT "iff! ViiTog«r 77S MO) Alter i )0, 609 441 7S39 Electronic or Air Conditioning Retria CHCVROLCTIMPALA It/] -~>our Four cylinder, automatic, ll.OOOmiitt TOYOTA - 1971. belt offer Call after •rollon eiipcrltnce helpful Opportunl NURSERY SCHOOL ASSISTANT - •Mr Sedan Leaded, vinyl root, rod! radail tiras. S66 7MS ty tor advancement Apply Electro Im IVERS Part time mornings, experience pre •It Hunt and looks Ilk* new 717 JS1*. 4 p.m puls« Lab inc , lit Chestnut St., Red ftl 10 Tnomot Ave 767-WN Uwmltury 10 Wanted TRACTOR TRAILER lerred Call for Interview. 142-4733 SERVICE STATION - Attonetant. Pwll- Ton* transporter exponded operations NURSE - RN or LPN, port time, 117 time, experience preferred Apply Twin Boro Motors Inc. Automotive new business High earnings Excellei ' Ill Newman Spring Rd Red Bank thin, Pieose Coll Medlcenter, 641 M00 Monmoutfi Streot Chevron. Red Bonk ASSISTANT MANAGERS company benefits Sleotty Call 9 on Ext U Mon mouth AMCJ_EEP______'i'*»0 J U NK~ C ART WANT E D~ _ o leader In the Industry to 1 p.m. SHEET METAL SUPERVISOR - Business CHEVROLET CAMARO \H* - Good ChryiicrPiy moulh VOLKSWAGEN 1971 - Super Beetle HIGHEST PRICES PAID JOIN NICHOLS 201-541-8091 NURSE RN - Port time, 7 3 Charge Small ihttl mttol Uwa. ScMullnf. condillon IU0 Hwy_ 36 Eolan|own_ _ S4]J$00 AM/FM radio, new tires, ana many B4C TOWING 41 successful stores In nine states. II Nurse, experience needed. Please call layout, madtl ihofi lyat tMtrltiKt Opportunities Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Home, MONTE CARLO 197J - EiTceMentToi •dlfoi, asking (1500 Coll after 6 ltorti with complete home improve rtquliM. Win Hatvt patlllan. All at*- ment tenter, under the tame roof Leonordo, N J 74) 1059 tor appointment •llH. plui Droll) ihorlno. Writ* Or opp CrTeWROLETliOvA "ifjf - ~CusTo~m dttton UtM 717 l»l ""] uNV ZARS VENDING ROUTE Growth ploni tor 1t7f Action oriented NURSE - RN. full time In doctor's Iy Olrtclly 10; Eltclro Impgllt Lob.. buUt±moh,e_oM^r_Afler_4^:m_,|70 9J]l Call between it, 747 6241 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT CUSTOM IMMEDIATE CASH PAID Inc. IKS Corimt Avt. Nwlun. MOOOlo tlS.OOOo year, perl lime S300C _CALL ROCC0 _nMtS4 _ EXPERIENCED-RESPONSIBLE - 1 office In Red Bonk area Wrtle to: Boi I97B - AM FM, eiahl-troLk, redlining f Fiont end specialist ) Truck/lire per E_ n , F *v — t WUI WVW bucket seal., leather inlenor, fully D-3M. The Dally Register. Shrewsbury, t*e*flM/broket, air, VI, SJ,000 miles, ardlop convertible, powe JUNK CARS WANTED ~ As a peopte-oriented company, NICH- son. Good money, fringe benefits N.J , 07701. corpelfd Quadt rood light., fuel in|ec INSTANT CASH AND PICKUP OLS offers excellent entry-level Good working condition* Advance ...'ITCHBOARD OPERATORS - 3 to '•ket'steenng. automolic, good cor ion Four speed, radial iirev S.ooo I shift ond I lo 4 shirt Full ond port BEACH CLUB - Money making prop ition Original owner 11,000 originc _ CALL IILL, 4H-06M salaries, salary reviews ond bonuses ment potentiol CROWN TIRE, Rl 36 ODD JOBS - Long Bronch Estate, out ion Good situation for right buyer I?7S CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO - mias E.ceilem condition 14700 PINTO (OR BOBCATl — Station Wog NICHOLS alto often company pold Port Monmouth. live in possible. Ideal for students time, long-ten " PlRM_7W_l^90_ Ask For Irwin Gerechott Lemdau Full power, lilt wheel, on. I97i/ir" hospMolliation. Ma|or Medical, health BM1S3 after 4p.rw. TECHNICIAN - Quality eon- Olli RMIIO'I S3t»0D 1JIOO44 AM/FM stereo, new steel belied rodi- VOLKSWAGEN 1*74 - Low mileage lour speed insuronce ond life insurance Liberal EXPERIENCED SHEET METAL - Irol/lntptcllon Eltclro MtcHenlcal, high parkway mileage Days, employee discounts and pold voco Installation Personnel Commercial Elaclranlc txptrltnct ond or tduca- CERMAiC STUDIO - Established Excellent condlhon Asking 172O0 Cal 671_20M retMentlet, Monmouth County oreo PART TIME - Bus driver, private lions. NICHOLS promotes from within school, will train U per hour to start lion Dlvtnllltd ottlonmtnti Growth business, clostes, retail, some whole OLDSMOBILE 191% - Delta U Pow* TOP DOLLA~R~ For the past IS years, all NICHOLS Ptwne Monooer, nlQhts, JOIW-ltM poltntlol Apply or wrltt Eltctro In sol*, everthing included, store futures, CHRVlLER NEWPORT - 1t*9 Blue, VOLKSW~AGEN VAN~- T9T3~Tin"t7d FOR USEO CARS Coll between M p.m. U3-4J71. kiln, molds, fully stocked, choice loco (evr door. low mileog*. tull power, air, .leering/brakes, air, showroom condi manogers hove come from our ranks pulu. Ill CtWitrwl SI., Rtd Bonn, N J ijon •j>j}np_ W- 77 M windows, eionl track, run. excellent LIPPJN MOTOR CAR CO . INC PART-TIME - Or lull time driver for 741*404 Equal Opportunity Employtr body good C0ll74i-]/7S •_»_ SavrjvtHt^^ttJ. '37^300 established dry cleaning route Call M/P OLDSMOBILE 1973 ""c^sTomCruiso Sound good? It you hove Managerial ~^UP>lEMtrt^T"YOUR"TNCbMB~ CM^VL¥R~NE~W~Y 6~RK ER -~i?« USEDVNO JUNK CARS WANTED - experience, you can arrange for a local DELI SUB SHOP for sale, clean, com Wogon, oil power, olr, WOO or bes ntervlew ond fake a positive step mm*. Man* extras, trailer nitch.tlOOOorbesl *Wr "MOT. TOP PRICE PAID PART TIME - SDa.m 7;30 a.m. El pleleiy redecorated, in excellent loco ffltor_AMor 1. J*4JJW_ _ _ CJiLL NMW toward o rewording retail management EXTRA tablisr>cd dally mronlnq newspoper TOOL & DIE lion, 10 cor parking lot. ond the price '» CORDOBA iw"; - l'o*»f stear PACER WAGON - 1977. Blue with route ore avolhible to reliable person REPAIR PERSON right ot tl3.M0 PrTnclplei only. Rt* JS tng/brokei. air. AM/FM ilereo, rear white vinyl Interior, blue carpeting wANfeb with cor In Red Bonk, Mlddletown, window defroster, wire hub cops tld-cylinder, automatic, power ileer 3 Trucks And A l used cors. Top dollor paid MONEY Ocean or Belmar are« Sharpl Musi tell Best otter Coil alter Ing. air, AM/FM stereo, front and rea oA&jsjAojoRs 91'J*!:?!*1 AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC Can earn »» to 1300 monthly Call Enptrlinctd on dlt casting din. will A3 Mortgages speakers, reclining seal, JS.OOO milts Trailers Must be skilled in complete automobile Part-Time Work days. Uixm, nights, 177 4053 conildtr Iralntt with mochlnt Ihop A»tei^a_MO0q_ 444 6306 a He_r_ 6. ~\ WE NEED USED CARS i V b ho Fi do wok Top dollar paid MULLER CHEVRO PART-TIME - Seer* bochoround or rntcholtlcol oblllry. rsT.~wd.3lTo - We process any type FORO VAN 7*7} - Econoi7ne7»."vY LET, Hwy 34, Motawan. S66 M00 r*ww i_BLmi(«rM pj-uf |*i^n. uirv m,.«ii>>. tor ft receptionist, telephone, die mortooae No tee unless we produce PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1*71 - Sti outomotlc, power tteenng/brakct. air Apply In person or coll Circle Chevro Learn a skill with the U.S. Army Re- taphone. odding machine and light eauip|>ea_'or camping. US00. 141-0316 el company. 641 Shrewsbury Ave., serve Must quality first 1* hours c bookkeeping dullei Mlddletown oreo Cempltlt BtfWlltl lion Wagon, six-cylindf r, rodlo month and 1 weeks annuol training COUGAR Ml 1MB - With ~mO0 whetli neater, automatic transmits I on, Iwo FOR D"l9>r - "F3S0" iTLl"~R"ongeJr~p7ek Shrewsbury, N.J. 741-1130. Ask for Nick Respond to Box O MI. The Dally Reg Ovtrtlmt ond StciKlly Asking 1150 Trocchlo, Service Manager. Call Army Reserve opportunities Isier. Shrewsbury, 07701. 63 Monty To Loon 1*4 7;W way rear gale. iWi Coll S66-M71 - Make offer Illness forces sole 21 Business Services AUTO MECHANIC -~ First ClOSS and Red Bank 741-5930 CREDIT PROBLEMS bracket A only need apply Leod perion Neptune 988-7163 PART TIME No cash? If you re working, we con 1977 FORD PICKUP -/ISO, 100 cy In or Dodge dealership, Excellent pay LOAN BY PHONE help lo gat you financed No money outomofic, rodlo. heattr, 11,000 miles ADDERS — Typewriters. Calculator ond fringe benefits. Good opportunity Fort Hancock 872-0139 PREMIER For Fast service Secondary mortgage down Payments arranged lo lull your Boxei ond pipes, ideal set-up for storm sold, traded, lepaired right person. Coll Jim at F&H Mo NEED EIGHT loans' MAJESTIC FINANCE CORP. needs Many New ond Quality Used DISCOUNT prices I, Rt 35, Eatonlown 4431117 DIE CASTING CO. 1S9 Rt t, Howeil. oik for Mr Lewli PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1971 - Mod STEADY WORKERS CALL US TOLL FREE Cars l« choose from Coll Mr Freder 1 SERPICO^ W*** 1177 Rohway Ave, Avenel. N Kk> at Rassai Pontloc. MS Brood SI. uslnest publishing company In Tinton mlnent part-time work. Mutt act In WANTED! - Property ond casualty o. Green. 14,000 milei Good condl 197S SUZUKI TM12S- Good condition, estimates Senior rales, also w Falls. Salary commensurale with ex For Interview call, Mon Wed . I o m } Inswronce representatives. Opportuni- Akl 1515,4000 . ClCalll aftelt r A6. PORSCME 197S - 2.0. AM'FM Stereo, 'ravel. Call anytime, SM 9194 ... lence; with pold medical, vacation mind and show patience Apply morn- air. blue with black Interior, sharp. «f obuscd. Asking s3vS PI ings, 163 Easl Newman Springs Rd., ty bos lull hnockedl Eapandlng insur- THE DAILY B^.iTl-SlM^ To start Jon, 1, 1979 Send Resume to onct agency seehlnf oooresslve sales Good mileage, excellent condition "~PAINTI~NG A"ND DECORATiNG' P.O. Box 2O60, Red Bank. N.J. 07701. toll titUu e S, Ul 5W9 Alter b. Til Q/V9 ari B Jones Fully insured people as solicitors for their local cellanl condition, AM/FM stereo YAMAH^ iquol Opportunity Employer M/F, 536-2223 branch officer Good market, creative REGISTER powof ileerlriQ. e«lrds. best offer RABBIT — "You v* got to drive It to — VI._. time work Apply In person oi. .. underwriting, first line companies, Sell btlhtveit. SHREWSBURY MOTORS. Ave -Long 'APE'RHANGING "~Pof(itTna~fn- CAR WASH HELP - Please applapply In GENERAL WAREHOUSE WORK - croft Cleaners S. Shoe Repair (next to more • eorn more - grow more Call CLASSIFIED ADS NC. 741-BSOO. Brain Ii JW 5100 (r>or>exterior Work guaranteed. Call r Wo Full time. Call M3 7170 for appoint Gulf Station), M) Newmon Springs Rd.. STERLING THOMPSON INSUR- » PLAYER PIANO ROLLS - farly p"61ib~wiNOo~w" VAN" -""i WT ~ii.ooo 197B YAMAHA ENDURO~-^ DT400E, 1ST Im ment. Lincrofl. ANCE, Jerry Skolnkke, MO-m-4110 miles, pood condition, dual air condi REO BANK VOLVO minor repairs, MM pRE~m N T¥R~CL^ JTrT u~p~~ " CARPENTER'S HELPERS - Between HAIRDRESSER REAL ESTATE - We ore looking for Do It rtewf . llonlng, outomotlc, VI, 303, five ntw E. NEWMAN SPRING 741 30M REO BANK, 741-MU Garages, cellars, allies one to three years experience needed. Full-time, Pauls Hair Affair o lew motivated licenses soles people X-RAY TECHNICIAN - Part 1lm< APOHANI- HanaXracMltd. Mni All appliances lokcn away Coll oner 6 p.m. 741-9231. 4*4-11 IS Sl nd bons N eine mornings, registered license. Ceil QllTi. M0 ana U0. FORD LTD 1971— Four door, hordtop Scrap Iron ond metals Cell Wltn Immoculata, Full power Asking 1179S No lob loo big CLERK Some flow* work, must en|oy working 74l-7JUott*^£p_.m Auto Call TeffileM X-RAY TECHNICIAN — Port time tor : on telephone. To JIM REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - busy office ht Mlddletown area. Flex FORD PINTO 1*72 - Automatic, air. Services/Ports ROOFING AND SIDING - Free esti- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Melmed Realty ho» Immediate opening tote hour* Writ* h> Box O 137. The very low mileage, nfwtlresond mates Olson Roofing & Siding Co. Call JO Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury for bright, agoreisive, reliable as- Dally Realiter. Shrewsbury, N J S3M996 _6st_ 1903. sociate. We will provide buyers, ad- ALL FIOURINES - AM Ta«w Ivoi ay CLERKS HOUSEKEEPER - I to 4. weekends tii d lt tii Koyol Doulltn, ono HummtUi. Oljon TYPISTS Mutt be experienced. Please apply lit orlvolt colltctlon. oil riMaiijaU. SACCOS ROOFING SECRETARIES Garden State Manor, 16 VonBrackle Coll wttktooyi btfort two. any llmt *. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale We are eiiperts In our field, room re BOOKKEEPERS Rd., Holmdel. REAL ESTATE SALES - Business Is Babysitting/Child on »ttWna>. KJ-UK nodelina. attic fan Imtallatlon, attic KEYPUNCH good, we need additional full time ov stairs, storm & screen windows, roof t you have any of the above skills ond HOUSEKEEPER-One day per week, toclates. Experience preferred, but not Coro AHTIOue - Oat chtll/mlrrer. UU ore Interested In temporary work why transportation and referrences re- essential Are you ambitious, train ««ootfn «' rtllrtrato,. IM. TenaMcn PLYMOUTH - Engine, 1970 311. IIM quired Holmdel. 7399OM. able, like people and willing to work "»•• >H0. Tyftwrlltr to6li. «. Coll hord for what you want? You mlaht be TWO-IONfi - Oreen"butkel seat, lor the salesperson we ore looking Tor lo wmt while I work. Must M«I own eorn the highest commission! and romportatlon II interested cal 1972 Pinto, excellent condition. IIS 41 19t» _ • Call 544 1479 after 6 p.m. INSPECTOR bonuiei locoHy or nationally with one AVIS USED AUTO & VAN RENTALS DAYTIME - Costlier needed, regular of the largest reol estate offices In YSITTER - 7.30 lo 9a.m. Week S7 A DAY 1.07 MILE hours, apply In person Mon. through Central New Jersey For confidential COMPLETE LIOUOR STORE IN Ffl , 3-4 p.m., Nafuch-t Fish ond Chips, >oys ond occoilonol no school ond sick TtRJOi-iyolk.ln6ttrbaa.M0H II Knowledge of Inspection Interview, coll, Matowon. Rick jays. Own transportation Hailet. near WALLY S PAINTING 471 Shrewsbury *** • Shrewsbury. Grimm. S664400 eifjnl Ittatad i«(ng optn elou daart. Auto Rent/Lease HjOll*t_Ave. 164<_73I_1 after 6J0:_ Two occtu *IXKI. llghn and ihtlvlrn EXPERT CRAFTSMEN DENTAL ASSISTANT - For (tynomlc Instruments and blueprint t| \bung Used Cars. REAL ESTATE-GET IN ON THEMOTHER NEEOS HEIPCR ~ To get "** •"•••mej, oonooKis, counter, mis- interiors Our Speciality orthodontic office School-trained reading essential. Some GROUND FLOOR - Little Sliver Real- 291-1W1. AFTER A P.M only, experience preferred. Excellent Ids off to school. 7.30 lo 1.41 am. ceilone««,fjKt4s.Coil Ul leU between experience In the metal ty Is now Interviewing for experienced Union Beach area. 164 510] M a.m. or WllW after * p m. For Sale. salary/benefits. Send resume In strict salespeople ond newcomers attiring t* confidence to P.O BON 573, Red Bank, working field preferred. succeed In the real estate field. We RENT A VAN - Low, low rates. Cat., 07701. offer professional training, a coopera- 47 Shrewsbury Ave. 500 Highway 34 arty, TOM S FORD, Hwy. 35. Key- DESIGNERS DRAFTING tive staff, floor time ond a modern well equipped office In on excellent loca- MATAWAN, N.J. irt/W-im _ ENGINEERS & TECHNICIANS VALUABLE COUPON RED BANK, N.J. ACTIVITY DIRECTOR — Part time L.J. GONZER ASSOCIATES PREMIER tion Pieose call Broker, Mlml Coffen USED AUTO & VAN RENTALS" Queen of Cormel Nursing Home, IS. Broad St. Red Bonk 14, 1900 berg tar confidential Interview before 17 A DAY'1.07 MILE noon or after i p.m.. 741-OTSO (201) 747-0308 (201)566-8111 CALL TOLL-PMI •00-H3-*»] DIE CASTING CO. RECEPTIONIST - For doctors ot 50 CENTS OFF DIE CASTING 1177 Rohwoy Ave. Avenel, N.J tke. Must have knowledge of typing. 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sole INSURANCE PERSON - Personal Must work Saturdays. Write to: Box OPERATORS lines policy writer ond rater. Mutt be D-307, The Dally Register, Shrewsbury, thoghl ied I ll h f N.J. J7I0I. Your Next FIRST 4 SECOND SHIFTS RECEPTIONIST - Part-time. Red In Monmouth Bonk doctor's office. Write to Box DA1Y REGKTBt CLASHED AD INSURANCE G-Ut. The Dalty Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 077O1. ^ By presenting this coupon COMPLETE BENEFITS Experienced commercial underwr.... for surplus ond standard business In When placing your cKssifwO ad Matowon Call Mn Richmond for op RECEPTIONIST polntment, «Hlil. Light typing, answer phone, part time, (Sony, not footf Xrmud, f»m»i M one evening and weekend. U per hour. INSURANCE AGENCY - Needi e ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY w ConlrK:! AttnrHltrt) PREMIER perlenced person tor all phases ot k. 30 Thomas Ave. JtJUfi Shrewsbury suronce. Pleat* call The Coploln't DIE CASTING CO. Agency. 7174m, art for ArdV? RELIEF HELP - All shifts, RN's, AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE 1177 Rrrhway Awe. Avtnil, N.J LPN's, Aide's. Queen of Carmel Nurs tu-nio KITCHEN AIDE - Weekends, • to 4. Ing Home, MMW1. Must be experienced. Pieose apply Garden State Manor. It VanBrackle RETAIL SALES - Experienced men's Call 542-1700 Muller 1. Autos For Sale Rd.. Holmdel clothing, salesperson wanted for spe- cially store. Full time, permanent posi- HUM ch«cl<. to Tha Oa«y Ra«li!tr LADIES-MEN - Work at home on the tion With full benefits, Send resume lo b> OM RtfflttH Mtu, Sfi,aw»bury. N j 07711 phone, corn I2S-U0 weekly servicing box DUO, The Dolly Register, our customers. 364 3244 Shrewsbury, 07701 CHEVROLET Chevrolet-BMW | DAILY dont. Sot., Sun., * 10 p. to rill in during week tf needed Apply Bright 'N Clean Lourv 1—**i, Hwy. 33. Aberdeen Twp. i;:™:L,' Hailet Plaio, Hailet. M LEGAL SECRETARY - West Long RENTALS Bronch. two person office, seeking ex fenced Individual, aontral practice CLASSIFIED Kkground, real eifole experience Rt. 34 &S. Atlantic Ave. preferred, good sklllt and sttno a must. Solory comrr.ensurote with ex- OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P.M. A DAY perience. Fringe benefits Call 7314100. 9' a mile Ask for Jeanne. LIBRARIAN WED. & SAT. till 6 p.m. plus gas Prefer military publication bock- ground, documentation control, some BUSINESS DIRECTORY admlnlitrotlon. To SUK. Fee paid. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 79 MAZDA _B Thomas Ave. M7-MM Shrewsbury A DAILY GUIDE ht Muller Chevrolet ATIVES - Opportunity |ust knocked. GLC Sterling Thompson want* you.I OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Progressive markets, creative under- The Gas Miser writing, wide variety off product.. LhL " LdLeodst LdLeods f EdExpondlrp l w InI - -wroncl company seeking professionprofessionaal We'll Put You In 40 MPG lite agents that wish to succeedd . CalClll EEd ADDING MACHINES Gllroy, '" MISCELLANEOUS PAINTING t MACHINIST - Experienced. To work TYPEWRITERS DECORATING with mechanical engineer on applica- •«•<• »~«n 1 Hoim, Ttnm > tions engineering and woto-type eW- ADOERS - Typewriter*. Cokvtatort. OOOO SERVICE TAXI - Fair ram velopment. Motion Systems Corp., el Sound nrvlce. Rlordon Ploce. Shrewsbury, (aft WltlM, Ftll> Call till. 1704(47 A New Chevy Shrewsbury Ave.,) Shrewibury LIOHT HAULING - And will clton MANAGEMENT TRAINEES ALTERATIONS SCHWARTZ NEEDED - Fast food, excellent op- portunity for oggresti ve hard workerTn CHRYSUR - PLYMOUTH tost food business. Two years college CARPENTER-RETIRED — Seeks LIGHT HAULING - Attic aM garaaat Without Putting or previous business experience essen- small and medtum-tlie |obs Complete 4IWfto»ISl l.dlonk tial Excellent storting solory and btn- Interior rtmoavllng service! Ponelln, Kitchen cablneli. Room *ddT- eflts. Interview by appointment only. PRE WINTER CLEANUP Co« 7470717 JBl-SU-lfSf. tlons/recreation rooms, rtflnlthlng bookcotes. Armttrong ctwn«oller c»lT Olwiajn. ctlkwt. otttci lor Icstrvalian Ings. Freeodvlce ondettlmotot. Good All eppilortcn takan aeny 2. Autos For Sole workmanship. Call anytime, Z?9-JM9 ^."issjsr"1 You In A Bind! GENERAL CONSTRUCTION T/A Morkillno Rneorch Servlcti nruM Dolly, NEED A CAR? ROOFING A SIDING MOVING A STORAGE GET RE-ESTABLISHED ROOFING AND SIDING • Free tall MOVE WITH HICK - far MM. Frta Brand New 1979 Chevy Cars & Trucks aBllmatn. laRlar ra*ai, alia will UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY rrovwi. LOII Onviimef 30%-TIM- Good Selection • Instant Delivery SACCO'S ROOFING PAINTINOA - - e ant experts bi our ff#W, room re* "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" madtUM. attic tan ImtoHcmon, otilt OCCORATINO •tola, norm A Kreen wlaoeeji. reol We Put The "Serve" In Service. UP TO44 MONTHS IFOUALIFIED regain, etc. Call u\sm far Fret till AVIS AINTINO - I am a | .FINANCING MISCELLANEOUS 3B» Kill' THAI (,RIAt (AtlMIIM. 100% FINANCING IMcaMamantoaaM WfllU.lMIM (Al I'AKrS No Co-Mafcm — No Gimmick. s.tc. CaMradtai. io-mt ganwBter on A* Spot Approval If.Qu.HftwJ CcJMr. Banks 566-6120 or 6411 71.M«rdM««M trdHM 71 Nubbin SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1978 Far Salt For Salt For Salt MCTKMAMCTKMAL - GoM. •IK WIN* 131. Houses F»r Sole ,00 NOTICE! •ioB•iB ) lloMtM - Afcl 1141 WANAMASU - Sl« rMmt oM twin. ICVH - II" Urn tor uu. win rim, II ottlc, «tm* flrMloc.. .11 210 Lost A Found *O MOW Il/Oi, flvo nfWMV Hnt. Oooi w lorofft Si ft on la*. »««•" Alklug Ut «ocli W-tm ol OtocV Out ol to^n owner LOST - One year old altered orange male cot Vicinity Woodi End develop KM V.I ment, New Monmouth Reward tHWADlllua-Tojinonold Mi« Pom—Y. •oft onof oc- *71 S3»4 or *7I«I*J 132 Condominiums LOST - Mate. German SHerthon Pointer, etgeil months old, Antwer* to HAMMOND It BALDWIN "Cocaine Liver brown ond wnite, Town Houses weariiM silver cnocker. Vicinity ot PIANO AND ORGAN West Keonsbwrg CMId heartbroken CENTER Coil wmt Reward aa4M k*m 1H& MCI PACKAGE - Rleker boofi. tilt II, LOST - Black and gray female Tabby DM*4M «f Altenberg Ptedwr UU with binding ond polet, many extras Move right h gy PIOfM HOWU Mcellint condition, ITS for oil. with bobbed loll, wearing red leather OU yet, knew oHor-S31 MO-S31-4r»44 collar, vicinity of Atlantic Ave.. Long SEAVIEW MEWS - Spring Lake BrancBchh AffctionatAffectionate and talkativtalkativee ,r ere We Are N.J.'S. •NOW TIRES - flu, Fiber Radtelt Height* New two bedroom, two baths d H|Min Largest and Oldest never uted. M o i Model A ranch Available Immediate Dealer 4K ly Cotl Wt-felt atttr I- 211 Special Notices CAMf «A- Momln cat wilt lima SNOW TIRES - (Twe), MR-fl-M. SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Resoles. •»» P«ralu art «cta> lh 7*4 J7S4 or 717-7157 ASBURV PARK, N.J 07713 SOFABED - Never uted. block vinyl, •UVS »NO IUVS Office suite containing two roomi •BTVI .iraiin cwnWutTi!!' eicallenl for den Orkalnolly Uff, u KEANMURO - Beautiful modern goroge, Ul.tW Sales Otfite, U1U0Q jrttm o m tnttri houMhoM to a ilnglt five-room apartment, no peti, prefer TWIN LIGHTS - Hillside with ocean (Large studio with private office) f««4l M Ml AlWf t, 41111 Iwf, Ml. Colt eventno*. M»-U10. AMkHM (urnliurt. Ivwtlrv, til adutti, tree vtlllllet except electric, Storoge area. Skylight, air condition 213 Instruction CHV4OELIEII - Open d»lty * to t, s«t till S view Two bedroom*, porch, deck. Op»» tun, itoojt-l TELEVISION - Color. If RCA XL mMmt PM plw locurlly Call 71M434 yard Dec. Ut. «M «4l4w Ing, carpet, decorated, oil utilities In 133 Income Property Cwnmerclol duality Call after 7. uS •'"*• " eluded Ample on sight parking Mln UNFURNISHED - Aprartment for imum one year lease USO per month, RED BANK INCOME PROPERTY - HI-FI - And TV cabinet. Mild oofc. OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, china, e Immedtolely. 1IA HM Cocktail MMt. round, gtoti. (IK glottwore. art objects ond brlc-a-broc rent lUOa month, plus utilities Secur coll owner, Waller Zimmerer ft Son. Two one-bedroom apartment*, lovely Monmoiftti institute, 741-0779 jMo tmnfc, m. 4n-oB< oBor t. THE USED FURNITURE CENTER immediate cosh for anything and eve Ity deposit and relerrencei required W* WOO or «4*-41II area, ample parking, woiklng distatancn e 1*7 Shrewsbury Ave , Red Bonk rytftW Rutclls, IS E. Front St KEANSBURG - One-bedroom opart to buses ond shopping, ufsOO C HOBIE CRAIGG - WHv.r p/» Boent, Ha»-beent ond Why Noti _ RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN - New owner otter S pm , S3t*»4. Call versatlon ond tutoring Experienced toMlonol m«d»l ikai* board. Nivir rnenti references. store available, air conditioned Ideal certified teacher CollVtf 39*9 after 3 Mod.. US or otil offer. Iti-nn THIS WEEKEND SPECIALS! - Coll W iS30 WEST END - Spacious one ond rwo- Danish couch ond choir. Ut; up TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO bedroom opartmenls Unfurnished location. Ample parking Immediate HOSPITAL tED - OMdman, thr« nolilered armchair*, 111, SIS, If. DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to KEANSBURG — Beochvlew Garden* K3S ond up HEAT, HOT WATER AND occuponcy, li» a month 7411SiO. 137 Lots & Acreage mofitht otd. fully motorltod, »M* rail* Oavftod, 134 M, convertible couch, Uf ; Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will Two-room ttudlo, two bedroom apart COOKING GAS PROVIOED See re si SEA BRIGHT - Store for rent, center Monotony dining room table, Uf. mo Buy from private owners ond estates ment, heat, not water and cooking pal denl manaaer, 7] Cedar Ave . Apt If. Ot business. MI 17*4 After J p.m.KEANSBURG - Building lot. 50il00, ote arm and rocking chain. IIS each ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND HOI ond up nutli OM1U 741-tSso sidewalk* and curb Corner Woodside Daily-Sunday UNIQUE PAINTERS nation Provincial cocktail table, Uf. JEWELRY DESIGNED Tff River Rd . KEYPORT — Newly renovated one WEST END - One-bedroom apart- Ave ond Grave PI MOW 717 MOS no Atlantic Highlands Owotlty work at low prlctt Walnul cheil ot drawer*, in so. two Fair Haven, N.J, Irt-eu; bedroom apartment. Available lm ment*, furnished ond unfurnished SHOP - lOOyeor old building, big Carpet, tree pool, balcony, ocean view. yard, trees. Hwy U-M at Keyporl OT FOR SALE - Red Bonk Good NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER Call m 1141 oak dreuerv Uf.Sfl each Also odd WANTED mediately. Call Ut S07S. Garden State Parkway E.il Ideal an section 91x300, wooded, reody to go, RE; Svk divislM ApHttetlen dtshei. lamp*, floor and table tamp*, ill cards and other sport nemi HM year round Sond Castle Aporl term*, ltj.000 itA 4U1 otter i REGISTER bo* springs, mattresses ond bed* Odd* KEYPORT - Huge twe bedrooms, meats, 400 Ocean Blvd.. 37? B23S tlques, crofts, wood stoves, etc Mm Lets II. II, H ood if Block 17 ore If71 Coll U4 U6e kids ok, «7J0, extra*, don't deloy Teresa. IMc termi 7*4 N00 HiehkMke end Mevol Aveewet IBM TYPEWRITERS ond tna* ot every description STATE RENTALS Bfcr. nT-Hii Allentic HMttMds, New Jersey Classified Ads RENTAL $19.50 per mo.RUSCILS. IS E Front SI . Red Bonk WANTED!!!! WESt END - JustllH, move in. Free MltH' M0 ycoi old buildlr>0, yard, 138 Mobile Homes TAKE NOTICE that William Ben UTILITY TRAILER - must be In goo KEYPORT - Two-bedroom apart utilities, kids Ok STATE RENTALS tree* Hwy 35 J*. Keyporl. G S P exit dick has applied to me Planning Board Rout wtfh option to buy I71V convtrts a porrablt Into a coniolt nial living room set wlltt slip cover* LONG BRANCH - Three room STORE counter space Woll to wall carpeting, Jersey, for final approval ot a mo|or 41 cents M. CallafldrTm-ain. Call M4-W1 after 1. R E AI F. S T A T E 102 Houses For Rent (Office) and stockroom 1.440 sq ft, washing mochine Living room with subdivision ol the obave reterenced TIFFANY STYLE - Hanging tomp, total, heal paid Ul 7710 peaked celling. Nice site yard with full land to be divided Into five lots, one of pat IhM. p«f day LCVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS ,„ KINTALS HAZLET - Threc'bedroom ranch. wtio Root |uit Cool-Sealed Two which would include the present hou%r Ibowd on IMov hnicllonl amber, best otter. Coll sheds, one 10x10, other smaller 37S ond that a hearing ho* been scheduled VERTICAL BLINDS LONG BRANCM — Three-room aporl with boumtiil Lease with security. W% OFF LIST I MMa M25plu* utilities Available Dec. 1 lal. tuel tonk , 100 Ib propane Eaton Borough Hall. First Avenue. Anon Frot dollvtry. Elonby Product! Col WASHING MACHINE - Nora*. » ment, tile bath, near but ond beach lawn Circle Trailer Court Close to . Highlands, New Jersey, on Tftwrs For FAST RESULTS 101 Apartments Oil Hl-Sni after S p.m. ACADEMY AGENCY, 79M Hwy IS. shopping ond transportation Extra* m 4i\ MM tor wiott ttn , heavy-duty, six cycles, excellent Hoilet. N.J. JJtTm. day. December 7. 1971. at I o clock in AT LOW COST AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New ren LONG BRANCH - Small bungolow, Asking WOW S47-6AW, S-t p.m __ the evening or as soon thereafter as the unnlng condition Atklng US 717 11V] EAST KEANSBURG - Huge five matter can be heard WASHER — Portable Hoover, spin toll dally, never a lee far tenant near beach, three room*, furnished, rooms, |uit redone. IBS. tiids. pets o k . _ cushion toto. blue ond whllt, Furnished ond unlurnl*hed homes and unfurnished, utilities Included, im I Specially, GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - An appiicallan and plat has been phone two Ou«tn Annt wing chain, marblt dry, I7S. Electric typewriter. Royal, STATE^ RENTALS Bkr 747W34 Bethony Rd Hoilet Adult park Walk m the Office oi the Municipal top cofttt ond two end toblti. cryttal "100 B,om like new _W^3174. apartments TJEICHER AGENCY, RE plus security 777 S440. VS. Monday I SS-HSi onytlme PAUL P BOVA, INC. Realtor. RIVERVIEW TOWERS company in the world—Century II CY. 7*7-0173 Rt. IS. Oofchu.it UI-WM Call *H«M, after 1pm weefcdoyi, one bath, lull basemen,, wosher/dryer, Adjustment ot the Borough ol Fair anytime wwfctndi. 'THE VERY FINEST IN Coiens Realtor, 741 7446 Multiple list Haven for o variance from the terms LUXURY HIGH RISE" refrigerator U9S per month, one>ngs DAIAMONO RING — Wefnoni. Ihftt MODERN — Five-piece loveteal ond l hoM Overlooking the Naveslnk River month security 741-4JOI. and conditions ol the Revised Buitdtng couch, brown, toil ond Ivory-cone oi Coll COLTS NECK - Great Colti Neck Zone Ordinance. Including without Dm able Immediately. ,1400 a month In MIDDLETOWN - Luxury executive value. Three-bedroom ranch, non-dc llatlon Article I. Section ]J so as tu AKC REGISTERED POODLES - We wont youl.. To help u* keep rents at town house, three bedrooms, 2' i baths, blHETTfl - m.tS, cheJn, III ti eludes utlllttet No pelt Security and velopment. country setting on fwo-ocre permit the construction ot a swimming Apricot color, very cute. »l* weekiold. reference* required 47)440] after 6 their loweil By maintaining I00N oc- fireplace, central air, wall-to-wall lot Lot alone worth 131,000 Asking pool In the front yard al the premises t •eMes. llf H. new mattress. Ut 95 All snoti and medical records will cupancy we are effectively keeping corpeting, dishwasher, eat-In kitchen, price. U9,vO0 152 Boats & The premlies affected ore located a' Factory. Colt otter I p.m., etKOW. hold until Christmas with deposit Call rent* low Studios starling at »7S. one dining room, overslied living room. IM> Boeno Vista Avenue in the Borough DINING ROOM - Two bedroom sets »l 340 Ml* after 7 weekdays, oil day AVAILABLE — Nov. IS, Belford apart bedrooms starling at IJ40. two Accessories* Sat. ond Sun. Laundry room, basement 1SS0 perILLMENSEE AGENCY ot Pair Haven and known a* Lot It 7 in cot*, ortllktol wood fireplace, screen ment, living room, kitchen, bath, one bedroom* storting at isoo. three month Call weekday*, --' Rt 34, Cotls Neck Block 67on the TaiMopof the Borouyfi electric tog. large mirror*, wrought bedroom, with carpeting Suitable two bedrooms also »1*I7 33JO 4*11177 AVAILABLE WET STORAGE - Up to people. No peti Heat, oat supplied 10 tons, 15 per feol. dry sloroge. up to ol Fair Haven Iron potlo yard furniture ond ottvtr BEAGLE PUPS PORT MONMOUTH - Furnished liv ELLEN S. HAZELTON. REALTOR M tons, I* per toot Iv7f dockage ovall The Zoning Board ut Adlustment at oefcOftmefiH. M2*4MT us tnt) per month Lease One month* Central oir and heat, go* cooking, the Borough ot Fair Haven not tlied ORGAN - toWwtn, Uke new. Double security and reference* required balconlei, 14 hour doorman, TV secur Ing room, dining room, kitchen, three Member Real Estote Exchange uble Wonted used boats In mint condl keyboard, bow pedoti with rhythm If 11715 after S Write to Boa G 179. The Dally Register, bedrooms, two baths, wall to-wall | 14] 3700 lion on consignment, ony *UC Ocron Thuridoy at 7 » p m . the 7th day ol Mdlon Fun Mochine model with BEAGLE PUPPIES - (0 week* oM. Shrewsbury, N.J. WTO... Ity, swimming pool, sauna, marina, carpeting USO o_month /I7-Ot4l port Marina, 73* 44*4 or l/0*il« December. If/I, ot the time, ond in* matching bench, atfclng IllfS Coll 125 eoch also underground parking Rental ol Municipal Building. 741 River Road n\*m ofnw n» m CLIFFWOOD - Two-bedroom, second rice open seven doy* a week Call Bob RED BANK — Super three bedroom, EVERYONE LOVES Fair Haven, ol the place lor the hetn if i7ns floor, enclosed porch, prefer odults. no Ciccone ot Ml HI 1733, tomlly ok. Just IIW, many extras. no ol said uppeoi and ooplicaiion tot ORANGE HUNTING COAT - Ted Wll BEAUTIFUL KITTENS - Free to STATE RENTALS 747*434 LINCROFT vorioncc Item*. Wit 4*. detachable hood, name pels Coll otter 4pm. SM 09*9 RED BANK - Luxury one bedroom, CLIFFWOOD - Modern five roam*, llvino roam, dinette, all new Kitchen SO HURRY! GHY'S — EH. Skimmer. Dyer, You are hereby notified that you L HOUSE -.Uke new. OKpocket, waterproof toot tlop, neodi dry and both, 133$ plui utilities 741 DM or Sumner. Zodiac. Metieler It you can't _"g privileged to be present at so id Cteonhn Cototog price SA. Sol*. US free utilities ond more, USO. STATE RENTALS AVAILABLE JUST LISTED. EXCLUSIVELY tearing and present any ond all oblei •fSH Coll t/T«]B after 1 pm weekdayi, DACHSHUND - Miniature female. 11 RENTALS Bhr 747*414 Llncroft-Four Bedroom, two both. ISOO OURS! Abeoutllully kept tourbedroom find your neil dinghy at BOAT HOUSE. week* aid. 1121 Red Bank Four bedroom, 1375 J11 both Colonial. *et hond*omely on a ou don't want a dinghy 1137 Ocean on* which you moy hove la the re EATONTOWN - Throckmorton Ave Mlddletown Four Bedroom split. 142S well landscaped ond treed ''i acre kve Seo Bright M2 7711 ersol ot the octlon of the Building DOUBLE BED - US. drape*, u to us PERSIAN LAMB COAT - With white coii m-im One-bedroom apartments, wall to wall RED BANK - Riparian rights One nipedor in denying the uforesoid dp FERRET - Male, sin month* old, ISO Shrewsbury Four Bedroom. USO Many extro* Included, central air, rear DYNAMAGLAS 1977 - F iberglos 170 ilicotion ond to the grontlng Of Mid taMe, IS, Chorle* Joordoo shoes. IB mink collar, ill* tl, WOO Send repllci corpeting okk c conditio i U» d Ocean Tvrp Four bedroom, M7S East redwood deck, carpeting Be the lirtt to Box M-114, The Dolly Readier, Includes coge Coll H P . fresh water cooled. Mercury en ' nee ond building permit MB. Monfcets Call Ht-ltU. 54JPU- Polnte Conda -ISM to *ee this lovely home Offered at glne. inboard;outboard, excellent con JAMES T GIBBONS DRAPES — Custom mode, excellent Shfewbury. N,J. BTTBI. mim RUMSON - Cotioge Quaint one- Rent plus utilities Reference*, secur- 1137,000 PIANO FREEHOLD - Family touLroomt. bedroom, huge living area, laundry, ity, one yeor lease required For In- '- tn. musl sell til 9T9% Attorney lor the Appluonf 80 Bicycles/Mini kid k F tiliti r"'" new bath, new modern kitchen with formation and to Inspect call Bob U FIBERGLAS^lw?. with Irailf >. 3i 77 III 40 All Ivory ktv» appliances. USO plus utilities. »l !l« Dawson, Century 71 McGowan Ryan BECHT np engine. Gasoline Pleasure Oui ELECfRIC STOVE - tlve, good con HI-WO. from S (o 7 or671 IMS. a CO . REALTORS board ilTOO Coll 717 S4I7 offer 4pm Keahsburg dltton, UO Bikes HIGHLANDS - Wotervlew, one Agenty1 Realtor. 7171004 \^ Coll WHM anytime _ PIANOS ORGANS bedroom Garden Apartment*, newly RED BANK - Riparian rights, one RUSTIC COTTAGE - Four rooms, 842-3933 NOTICf Many uied trode-lnt, tplnttt. conu.„. MOPED - Like new. two miles on It country setting, tree utilities 1700. .AIM IIAVI N Coiy twobedroom GOING OUT OF The Keansburg Zoning Board or ELECTRIC SOLID iODY - Cultor upright* ond flfand*. Motl mo|or Motobecane SO L. yellow with baifcet decorated, no pets, from U*o Ifl-B71 bedroom, living room, cat-In kitchen, WVt HI. STATE RENTALS 747 9434 nuiustmtnt he'd its itguioi meeting un IFIemo). Hat Tremolo bar ond duo brondt Unlimited rental* from I7.S0 Will toke beit offer Wan HIGHLANDS - Three room*, itabl USO plus utilities 741 11W or 671 IMS r ii In mini condition Finished BUSINESS BOAT SALE Nov 9, 1971,ondrenderedthe following pick up Colled cord and COM Included per month Gvoronteed lowtit prices adults 1175 per month plus ilities RED BANK - Two bedroom aporl basement, screened porch Walk to 70 boats below cost Keyport Marine decision All dato pertinenl to Ihls de Security required »M144. ment. Immediate occupancy. S?i0 piu* schools, church ond stores Asking Excellent condition. WO » Watt hor on Klmboll ptono* Buy with con SHREWSBURY US$00 Principals only Call 147-0907 Sales. Rt 35, Hoilei 739 9301 sion Is on tile at Borough Hall Cose •nony ompHfier with Tremolo Three ndtnee with our to-yeor parti ond to M Merchandise utilities 7«1I 6I'I. uvenlngs Furnlshed'unturnlsheO. large Vic ICE BOAT - Arrow. procVlcaily new. o 13 ft Eileen Ktemm. ll Boyvlew •ywh. SoTtd SkHe. I*. Coll MMSti. bor guarantee. lonon, three baths. USO USO Ul an complete siTOO ve to heal and moke improvements FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER Wonted RED SANK - *'i*j S spacious roomi, FLORIDA reor house on property Granted C1I lor ApfjJiitmont **±*m luxury hi ' HOBE SOUND TEQUESTA _G*orge^ Blqjr. 741-11J7 Carol Sheehon AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UNWANTED between 103 Rentals To Share The Palm Beaches KEYPORT MARINt SAI I S REFRIGERATOR - Amano frost- ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, RUGS, FOR HIGHLANDS - Coiy two-bedroom go RED BANK - Lovely, three room RAYMOND C HOAGLAND, ASSOC HWY JS. HAZLET tree, double door. Coopertene. USO, CASH. roge opart mini, furnished, with apottment, all ulint.es HM Suitable FEMALE ROOMATE WANTED - To Eves. (JOS) 747 7233 71« IStt or 164 '17* PLANTS - Make nlct olttt Call tit MM INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES carpet, all utilities Included. 1300 a tree a month One month* security Suitable for adult*, no pets Inquire, 47 Wallace share apartment In West Long Branch Wilcax Gallery of Home*, Inc. y 26 HQZltt ttvlt ad ond g*t tree alfi from RUSCIL'S - Sycamore Greeni. we of IS* E, Newman Springs Rd 1015 month rent With working woman, Realtors, Ml i Uuurvlu NOTICE - "11 Short BlvdBlvd. Shrewsbury 747-4100 tot one or two people Call oner 4 p m , early 70* Coll Wendy. M3-4M0. En!. boating in out berthing service tor lor thU week ouollty Cotonlol bedroom 17147*4 /^ power and tail boats, lTTTT»---w*ed Please lake notice that on Ihuiv •wlte. comprulng of cojtnon bell oueen RED BANK — IV) rooms. turnUhed. 7*4 after lpm FREEHOLD jy, December 7 lv«. ol • 30 P M a> FISHER 1ft CUSTOM - Com pone* tlte bed, fine linen cheil, triple ALL LIONEL TRAINS HIGHLANDS HILLS - Large efflden oir conditioned, all utilities Adult* boat sales 7I7-J1J9 he Municipal Building in Hur'el. Hem rcccltftf. Mini condition Two yean preferred, no peti 1175 monthly Coll FEMALE - Needed to shore two l YUAN MAKO, Marquis. Sabre. dTMOOr. walnut dining room Wife Con Or Flyer Top cosh approlsaf M* 2tf3 cy. 1175 per month plus one month otter 4 10 pm , 1*7 7)42 bedroom apartment. 1100 a month ersey, the Hoilei Township Planning otd m *Xf dark brown orta rug with vertlble couch, cherry bedroom lulti. security All utilities included. Coll CLASSIC COLONIAL Duronautic. Bosion Whaler. Johnson oara will consider the applicollon ol padding, never WMd, U0. Shtll Krtety ANTIQUES - Anything old Furniture, TV) 47)7 OMC. EZ Looder. supplies okevlew Inn, c-o Frank Greek, I SB etc. Alto Victorian marble top table. china, glos*. dolls. Jewelry, rug* Top RED BANK - Three rooms, near Infant cor t Ilk U To and tide chair, fooliiooli. corxtlci and transportation. Gentleman preferred FOUR LARGE BEDROOMS Bry s Marine. Neptune 775 7364 ices Lane, East Brunswick, New Jet d cash paid Mary Jone RooHvetf, lOf E JUST BUILT. - One bedroom con 7^ BATHS *ey. lor a *ltc plan review ol propert, Victor Ion arm choir, more A morel Art River Rd, Rumson 141 3I5». No De_ts_U^ Oofc long St. 104 Winter Rentals New Jersey's -" n a* Lot 7, Block 170 on the Honel obfectt, diver, china, other pim Pic domlnum. WITH BREATHTAKING TRADITIONAL ENTRY FOYER >ship tax mop which property is > FRIGIDAIRE REFRlGERATC turei & polntlngi! RUSCIL'S ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- VIEW from Twin Light*, Highland! SEA BRIGHT - Designer furnished FORMAL LIVING ROOM WITH FIRE Complete Marine Center ocated at the southerly siae ol State uwd. oood condition. &S0. Coll SYCAMORE GREENS M Sycamore TIQUES, HI J* ond Homesteod Ave.. with enlra* CM per month tludio* and executive tulles. Harbour MOUNT POCONO - Four-bedroom PLACE Highway No 14, Ha/let New iertey Awe., Little Sliver. 7JIMO4 Leonardo 7f t S3S0 Point. \m Oceon Ave. 747 1353. two-both Cholel Fireplace Privatt HANDSOME FAMILY ROOM his property is located m me Ttrt»n golf course, tennis courts, beach and FULL BASEMENT Ship IA(1| tone Applied.on will also country club Clou to all resorts be made tor o variance tor a prgposea Many extras: Woll to wall carpeting, re* standing sign central air. lovely neighborhood Close Discount SAINT PETERSBURG -Florida" De- to schools ond shopping SHIP S STORE The proposed development Know Mj«e fth floor condominium on beach JOHNSON OUTBOARD a* LOkevlew Inn I* tor the construction Pon ramie view ot Gull Two AAA RATED ot a cocktail lounge reitouront and bedrooms, two baths, fully furnished, S73.9OO SERVICE CENTER aonouettacilitle* monthly 11700 671 70» The site plan was piepared bv SEA BRIGHT - Newly carpeted, FLAGSHIP MARINE jamei P Kovacs. PA ond L S , is furnished, efficiency apartments ond dated September Tl, \ 9*00 bedroom cottage, cxeantron! No pets HAVE BUYERS NEED LISTINGS Ul 0005 ofierTp m. Coll the Kerr Agency, inc lands Heated warehouse oval More Classified 4M River Rd . Fair Haven, 7414477 boot storage Reosonobie Con HAZLET — Three bedrooms, two ttory 791«i0OrMi Larsen on Next Page 106 Furnished Rooms with country kitchen Convergent loca- WINTER COVf R {AlE tion 1JI.W0 V W Vanderbeck Agency, Convos or Plastic Complete range ol 08 Commercial KEANSBURG - Furnished rooms ond «« 1000 siics IN STOCK Save 70 to MS at furnished apartmenis Rentals TTS BEGINNING TO LOOK KEANSBURG - VA no down TwoBOAT HOUSE, tm Ocean Avt . Sea Bright »»I1. TO4m or HMB1 story, three tour bedrooms, on fenced MIDDLETOWN - Large sleeping in lot SM.W0 V W Vonaerbecfc Agen WlNTeR STORAGE - Outboard* cy.J9VlOM_ stern, drive to 17 . free engine *urvey. RED BANK LINCROFT — Four-bedroom, central fenced and locked yard, low rates. 1000 SQ It . 17 White St A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS! REOBANK - Room with private bath, FLAGSHIP MARINE. Atlantic High oir. Colonial II den. mid 4100 s CEN kitchen gse. semi retired gentleman TURY 7.1. OCEAN REALTY. S4JJ990 Prime store, prime location preferred Parking 741 S3t? Exceilenl tor any retail opera THE COLLEGE INN - Rooms, Upper LITTLE SILVER -~ Bi level design ot tion or professional office week, cooking facilities avoiible Pre 154 Recreational Hart's a "sprltoly" tip for all you holiday shoppers: •*r oduiti Coll Sol or Sun.. W ti*t> 747-1100 living room with rireploce. dtnlng Vehicles room, kitchen, ond tour-bedroom t There's an abundance of Imaginative gift Ideas to be 108 Commercial Lower level has three more room*. Ji 1974 YELLOWSTONE TRAILER - Including large gome room with built Excellent condition Totally self-can Rentals in bor Many extras, oshing see.fOO talrted. built in stereo tope syttem. oir found In the classifieds. Check them out today. CENTURY It COIENS. Realtors ond central ondheatlng. full bath, 21.000 aq H (I Ho« 9000 ATTRACTIVE - Modern office In re- enclosed tub *hower. corpeimg tq n. I now 12.000 tq It) teaich center. Red Bonk Available In ttif oughout. owning ond screen ond tern two. three, tour room* or larger unit* enclosure. Immoculole tonaition. mu*t umgtH toBdmg raikoad so Low rent. Full set vices 74. *>*s. socrllice M000 tinol 791 M7' ing p, wale perting an condi BROAD ST - Red Bonk Modernoi LITTLE SILVER - First time- Four flee tulles \n per month Private bedroom Cape, two bathi, country MOTOR HOMES FOR SENT Mm). iixxUBiwi PutHx. Belmar's Fashion Corner parking. 741 1313 before 1 pm Rocor kitchen, finished ba*ement, deck, cui FREE MILEAGE & INSURANCE iramportawxi rHEOLDE UNIC3N COAST HARDWARE Inltrtitlng Clolhot. ACCHWrlM CALL AND CHECK OUR LOW. IngLwochhomlJtoioM Dlntwr Company, 41 Monmoulh St . Red Bonk de sac. trees, 170* 142 07*0 Principals LOW RATES 779-0477 Holiday Tip$ 1CIFTSHOPPE Trees and Trim Comtr loth Ave ol F Slmt on|T __^_ from S 10 10. Friday ond Sohjrdoy ill WOO of 611 3001 DOWNTOWN RED BANK - Prime 747-1100 ntohls nil mldntohl. Ship In ot office space with on site parking One MIDOLETOWN ~ Send tor our Shore JERRYS BROOK FARM CRAFTY WOMEN block to Brow) *lreet ond Hospital ond Country Living" brochure, pic*, 131. Houses For Sale Sayrewood Jewelers Inc The Olde Union House LOTHLORrSM-' Flowering po Invert la*, wreath*, rop complete to your requirement description*, prlcei on available 131. Houses For Sale Ing, Live Chrlitma* Tree*. Decoro- CREWEL NEEDLEPOINT RUOS II Whorl Ait. KM »onk MJ HM DOLL HOUSE FACTOTv YARN BOOKS SUPPLIES clmfve agent 77.000 M ft, wllldi.. homes. APPLEBROOK REALTORS, ALLPftlCI RANGES tloni. Vorletv ol Chrlitmas Cim & otter to suit CENTURY II Coien* WO Ri Jj, Middletown. *7I 7300 SAL'S Colti Town* Shopptt. HI. M 1460 Hwy Ij. Hailet, Itmn OIFT CERTIFICATES Agency Ask tor Mr Coiens or %^ TAVERN-RESTAURANT Coltl Townr Shooptt. Colti Ntck Nettles, 101 741 7e» MtDDLETOWN DORN'S Strvlnfl Lunch ond Dinner com Niar ChrliimaiDlicount Center ~~ SxUM £ PHOTO SHOP INC OfM k> I o itl tor nw CANDIA Artificial & Live Trees HIGHLANDS - 2500 sq ft garog* To market, to market. YARN BARN ELBERON Suitable auto body or repair. Sen per $49,900 Litt MUM Stiiwri FASHION OUTLET All rypei of Chrlttmot Imported & Domestic Yarns P NOWEXPANOINGFOR Ul Skraxburv AvtTWVd (onk SWEATERS t SPORTSWEAR Ornamenti ft Decoration* month plus utilities Security required What's happened to the worth gel a Gold Market : ALL YOUR SMM FACTORY TO YOU PHICEJ Grave Blanket* Polntettlo* 161 Lincoln Ave 771*77* BRAND NEW PHOTO NEEDS W« Hwy. W-MldJtlllWfrWmil All OftMttot ovr low Dltcount Shi II Look Lovely Id Fur* THREE BEDROOM BI valueofyouthouse'Ou; Analysis Certificate FAMILY DINING Prlcei Open 7 day* Winters' Fur Shoppe OFFICE SPACE LEVEL Gold Market Analysis Just drop by CM call TANG'S RESTAURANT THE WICKER BASKET Muscles Watermelon Bar HWY. 35, HAZLET Rt. 14. Coll* *f*e the Neighborhood Professionals. Gift* For Everyone DUrnoMK Wotctat' I4K Rlngi Living Christmas Trees ing. carpet, decorated, oil utilities In Hoiltt Plan Shopping ctr.. M4M Hundred* To Choose From eluded. Ample on site parking Min SiSSSS&SSSl.^SSf -YOUR FIREPLACE Imum one yeor teas* USO per month Conrad Smith Nursery IS OUR BUSINESS* Coll owner, Walter Zlmmeret I Son. WHELAN Amour Florist •4S-MB0 or t*M2ll REALITY GROUP Realtor* IFTS FOR ALL FROM II UP Tlfc4»_ • .... If A ft Fir* ScrMftl Flrt TooltAccnt Mom SI W4SM CoiftEltctrlc Logi RED RANK - 13 Brood St One ond 842-7565 lit Monrnoutti St. Ml 'JOB. «rt Bonk Live Christmas Trees ANDIRON FIREPLACE two room suites ovoilable with carpet, MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - By Dig them or cut thwtv Frtin cut SHOP air conditioning decorating Ready to owner Attractive Cape Three VINCENT'S Gift* For move In. Suites range trom 1*) per bedroom*, living room, new kitchen Holly-Greens-Wreaths Hwy HMKMItlowniM Dili month to 1130 per month, including oil and bam. basement, targe detached Holiday Dining COAT SHOPPE utilities Minimum one yeai tease Coll "Sptclollit In Loaftwr ft Swtdo" BOY* & Girlt garage, well landscaped, excellent MADE. CLEANED I ALTERED SECOND TIME AROUND owner. Walter Zimmerer & Son,condition, lovely street Asking W7,0Kr. "I St. Rod Bonk SHOP •4*1400 or *4M311 S "^ MIM1I THE CHRISTMAS TREES - Sn nonglng Colltctobltl • Glottwort • Furnlturt RtO BANK - IS7 Broad St . Red trttt. llvt or trnh cut, wrooltn. rop 10 Brood SI. Ktrporl. rnwj Bonk i newest tlnoncioi'professlonai CR ROCKING HORSE i, ptwMt. Shop kiudo or out. Fret buiMlng has o lew choice areas re MiODLETOWN — Three bedroom IFTS.INC. SrtwMIKMNiallrookttlta'Colltgt. motnlng for large office suites Siirs spilt, beamed Cothedrol ceiling, tire- FASHIONABLE CHILDREN! WEAR W Photon. «dLI«OT«t)4)IM AMERICAN LUMBER place, screened potto Principals only & BUILDING SUPPLY vory from KM SO ft. to 7400 sq ft Will W3.W0 *7U3U THS Horn) Po>tr looll Troln lotrf.i lme«eve to wll on five yeor lease. Am MANY OTHER XMAS OIFTS pie atvsite perking Coll owner, Walter OCEAN TOWNSHIP WoysldeWood* NANA'S TOY SHOP RED BANK III-44*4 ond Long View Vflloac Elegant new Doll HOWM and Acctuorlti ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Itlllll RED BANK Beowtitwlly renovated. homes from H7.S0C Coll S3IMM X Uvt I, Currnm ormM cantwrv-*W bvildlng in professional RUMSON-Waterfront, new Built tor " JACKEY »SONS •raa. Lew rent, Mnl twite left W ftOO sotar and efficiency Five bedrooms. We Serve To Serve Aeofn Rt. IS. Mtddlet#wn, neat to TV, both*, three ftreplot**. many ei Towoe Chevrolet. 471 ISII. UPHOLSTERY RED BANK - 3 FRANK & BETTY'S II Now For XrfWt C OS le M0 per man) tros im.m Prlncipats Call 74) ton 0RYLAN| Ton Juvmtl* Fwrnltur. Its HMor mt Eves 471 IMS Hwy. IS * m AM.. Ntpfww Gifti For Him RUMSON AREA - Send for owr naviW RED BANK - 371 Brood SI., neit to Shore and Country Living brochore, NORWOOD TV. Colil tak,ta, y losot lovelo Sey Brooe d Street pics, descriptions, print en owltoMe •K5SBR Sony t ROOM. Storm w^^wi^ f^Bn* VfllilWn IV, m^ UlllHwlUl homes APPLEBROOK REALTORS. HINC K'S . Christmas Lay-A-Ways LOVtLANE^TUXIOpSMOP CauMttill.v.'i octupajKy, Now owners wfll modify to 11liti riftuii Pktures Lomen Rockers ft , doceroted Best parking lor Coll TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY wy M>1MBM-Eait Keonsbwrg NX for* M S4S; uvnm RIO BANK 117 Broaf , Red UNO BiC 1 Oe UNIOf*frtefN hernBEACHe in eactllmt CtMtfHlf VAN'SAGENCY at sooce ovellpBli V W VWVMri^eck Aaency. tm** ft. and the other MM M ft. Will divide ond Im- WALKER t WALKER •an to REALTORS ttwnr Office W SIS lHwH Office 47VMil 18 Tin rU) IT. |lil» I SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1978 UiHoiltl 112 Long Branch m Long Brooch Including the turn of MOW at me down •ma payment required by the Local Bond ' HftftSM *«H fee JreMe Of Rt N It shall take effect 30 days after the first No It, descibed ot covered by application of the down publication thereof oner final aoop Wbwi: LAKEVtEW INN, known en payment, negotiable bond* are hereby Hon. as provided by the Local Bond of the Big Apple' •lock 131, Lot J on the To* MOB which outhorlied to be Utued In the principal Law. te within Ml tMt «t property ownM by amour.) of 171M0 pur toon! to me Local VM Thts amoi It n«w on ItM Stcn Introduced November 21, im Bond Low In anticipation ol the It NOTICE OF PENDING OROINANCE tluskrat season began last wry i cok^tor, and a public hearing svonce of the bondv negotiable bond LYNDHURST (AP) - WU- ii New Jersey Is more this tMM beon ordered for Friday, Decem The ordinonce published herewith anticipation note* are hereby author was introduced ond passed upon first Wednesday in New Jertey — tor IS. im. el I IS. P.M prevailing lied to be Issued pursuant to. and ttun Royka like* muiknti. He 400,000, according to Steve time. In the Townthlp Hall, lit Middle reading at a special meeting ofthe City within the llmllatlont prescribed by. Council ot the Clly ot Long Bronch In tike* to trap them, akin them, Toth, a senior state wildlife one of the top 10 states in the Road, Hazlei. N J , el which lima you the Local Bond Law •n«y <*poar either In person of b* the County of Monmouth, New Jersey, Section } (a) The Improvement held on November 21, ltTi It will be aeU their fur, stew them and biologist. ' nation in muskrat production o*tni. or •Homey and present any oto hereby outhorlied and the purpote tot lection wttlcti you may hove to gc anting further considered tor final passage - but Royka said he won't me financing ot which the bondi are to otter put>,It hewing thereon, alo meet even eat the little critters. Royka says that developers •f the «MNl AHM I cant w 111 alto apfX y be luued It the acqultllion of radio for vortar.ee lor AH ttandlng sign ing ot said Council to be held In the place his M traps for • few equipment: Including teverol two way Municipal Btdg , In said Clly on De Royka, 51, of Little Ferry, and superhighways have This notice ll M« vtd ueon you by rodlot and bate f lot ion equipment, und cember 11. If/tot • 00 o'clock PM, ond la one of the mod experienced weeks yet. Order of the Board ol AdlusTmen t tht acqulilllon of tnow removal equip during lit* week prior to and up fo ond chipped away at the territory LAKCVIEWINN. INC ment. Including plow*, loll gate including Ihe dale ot such meeting, fur trappers In Bergen County. and urbanization has pushed "I like it around December DATED November 2), im tpreodcri, hopper tpreoderi, tnow copies ol sold ordinance will be made Nov 77 U 70 plowt and undercarrloget for the Oe available ot the Clerk's Office to the He catches about 2,000 the muskrats closer together when the muskrats get a little partmenl of Public Worts members of the general public who (bl The etllmated maximum shall request the same muskrats a year and sells their — which makes, them easier to better fur around them." he IN THB MATTIK Of TNI APPUCA amounl of bonds or nolet to be Utued T»M Of CHURCH OF THI HOLY Jennie CDeFodo pelts for an average price of catch * said. for the improvement or purpote It at Clerk PAMILY TO THK ZOMIMt BOARD Hated in Section I hereof Of ADJUITMfMT OP THt TOWN- Nov ?J>_ IMft $8 75 each In New York's fur Royka and his son, William (c) The estimated cott of the im- provement or purpose It equal to the NOTICI district. Although they are called Jr., use two kinds of traps, a NOTICE mat m. Zoning amount ol the appropriation herein »e notice II —... «. Adiustmenf of ttw Township mode therefor jrly scheduled meeting of Ihe _ Lea* than 10 miles from rats, the animals are actually box trap made of wire mesh of Hoile. did, on November i/th, 1*71, Section 4 All bond anticipation Council of Ihe Clly Of Long Branch or grant a Variance to the applicant to notes issued her Hinder shall (nature at November it, iv/| win not be held al cosmopolitan New York City, more like beavers, spending and a conibear trap made of permit the er ectlei, ond molnteMnce of Such limes as may be determined by the High School Cafeteria as ad steel. The box trap has a door a lion approXmalely * fee) by * leef on the chief financial officer, provided vertltea about 200 fur trappers earn most of their time near the prtmilM localtd on Highway M hat no notno e tholl mature later than one The Meeting will be held al fhe water and in marshes, building that only swings inward. The Hoilef Towntfilp, New Jersey and lit date The nolet shall bear Municipal Building 344 Broadwoy. their living wading through the known os Lot I, Hock 70 on the Tax year from Interett at ch rote or ra|e» and be In Long Bronch. New Jersey, City Council mud, trapping and skinning houses of cattails and mud that box is placed in one of the Map of the Township of Hailet, at a id Cham ben retultof a hearing held on saldappllca aca oce JENNIE C OEFAZtO muskrats In the Hackensack they reach by subterannean underwater channels or tlon on November 11th, 1*71, and fhe CITY CLERK decision of the Board li on file with the clol officer shall determine all matt Ueadowjands. channels underwater. "muskrat runs" and the Secretory thereof In the Townthlp ot In connection with notet Issued Nov 27 MM pursuant to this ordinance, and the More than 24,000 muskrats Muskrats weigh between animal swims in and then ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT chief financial officer s tlgnoture upon 716 Mlddltiown the notet thai) be conclusive evidence OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HA2L E T NOTICE arc trapped each year In the one and three pounds and are drowns when It cannot push NW 77 I? M at to all such determinations All notet Ittued hereunder may be This Is o copy of Ordinance No Headowlands, a marshy area about a foot long from rump to the door back to get out. li l ti bl) t th I?/1 that wai Introduced ol a meeting of W Highlands N.J.S.A. «A l4(o) The chief flnon the Township Committee ot the Town that Is also the home of Giants nose. The normal color is a The conibear traps are clol officer it hereby authorized lo tell ship ot Middletown. held November 11, HOTICt 1971 and passed fint reading, held over reddish brown. To whom It moy concern; In com par) or oil ot the notet from lime lo Stadium, and the total harvest staked next to muskrat holes time at public or private tale and lo tor further consideration upon second twice with the wing ordlnonc* ot ond final passage at o meeting of Ihe above ground. When a e Borough ol Highland*, notice It deliver (he tome lo the purchotcrt K thereof upon receipt of payment of the said Township Committee to be held af hereby served t>y King Jomei Develop the Wain Meeting Room In Mlddletown muskrai hits it, "it catches men), Inc., that It hereby propoMi to Township Hall, Kings Highway. Mld- construct tingle fomlly attached can dletown, NJ on December ll, 1971 at I them like a scissor and kills domlnlum units on Block « Loft 1.213 thereof. The chief fli PM, at which time all persons In In the Borough of Highland*. New Jer directed to report In writing to the them almost instantly," Royka tey, and seek neceitary bulk — leresled will be given on opportunity to governing body at the meeting neil be heord . b Succeeding the date when any tale or said. delivery of the notes pursuant to thli ORDINANCE NO. 1171 GOP needs new faces, AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN Royka does not have to look lorough of Highland* he description, SHIP OF MIODLETOWN. COUNTY tquotlby reoion otfilt OF MONMOUTH, STATE OF NEW far for the animals. There is a i thai hit ute It In violation of I the maturity Khedule ol the told, the price JERSEY, DECLARING AN EMER Article J. Section 7 of the lonlng or GENCY AND AUTHORIZING AN muskrat house less than 100 dlnonce obtained ond purchOHr EMERGENCY APPROPRIATION OF A copV o' the opcl kail an hat been IIIVDO0.00 FOR WHICH ADEQUATE yards from his Little Ferry filed In the office ofThe Borough Clerk Section 5 The following additional PROVISION WAS NOT MADE IN 1971 end may be Intpected matters are hereby delermlnsd. dc BUDGET TO BE USED FOR ADDI home. Any per ton or pertom affectco by dared, recited and slated: governors are told TIONAL PREMIUMS OF EXISTING But his son said they thli appeal may have on opportunity to (a) The Improvement or purpote INSURANCE POLICIES, PURSUANT be heord al the meeting to be held described In Section 3 of thlt bond or TON J.S 40A: 4 *4 dlnonce It not a current expense It It WILLIAMSBURG, Va. added at the meeting's opening wouldn't think of setting traps December 7, 1*71 at I 00 P M In the BE IT ORDAINED BY THE thing else is new laces." new faces and people who Borough Hod, 171 Bay Avenue, High on Improvement or purpote that the for the nearby muskrats be- City may lawfully undertake as a gen TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE (AP) - "New faces" are the Gov. John Dalton of Virgin- were not being considered at session yesterday. tfW improvement, and no port of the TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN AS E6WARD J. McKENNA, JR., ESQ. FOLLOWS: key to revival of the Re-ia, host state to the annual the last presidential conven- The Republican Party is cause they think of the ones VernonlMcKenna cost thereof has been or shall be tpe dolly assessed on property specially WHEREAS, on emergency has" that live nearby as pets. Attorneys for King Jomet arisen with respect fo additional pre publican Party, says one of the meeting of the Republican tion who are being discussed at coming off one of Its better Development. Inc benefited thereby. (bl The period of usefulness of Ihe mlums of enisling Insurance Policies. The Roykas also stew the Mill Run Building ond no odequote provision was made In new faces most often touted as Governors Association, said this time," said Dalton, who election performances in re- 20 Avenue at the Common Improvement or purpose within the limitations ol the Local Bond Law, ac- the t?7l budget lor the aforesaid a candidate for the 1180 GOP cent years. Although the GOP muskrats and eat them. pose, and N.J.S 40A:4-4t provides many Republicans would like supported Ford in 1171 but said C the creation of on emergency op presidential nomination. to see former California Gov. his views are open toward holds only 18 of the 50 gov- "The meat tastes like beef, avthorlied by thlt bond ordinance, proprlotion for the purpote above men poors. Honed, and "I happen to believe to- Ronald Reagan and former 1980 ernorships, that's six more better than rabbit," he pro- 133 Long Branch (c) The Supplemental Debl WHERE AS, the total amounl of emergency appropriations created In day," said Illinois Gov. James President Gerald Ford run "And 1 think it's healthy to than the number the party had claimed •OND ORDINANCE PROVIDING Stolemenl required by the Local Bond Law hat been duly prepared and filed eluding the appropriation to be created FOR THE ACQUISITION OF RADIO by thlt ordinance is KM, 741 00 ond Thompson, "that what the Re- again for the GOP presidential have as many fine candidates after the 1176 elections. AND SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT In the office of the Clerk, and a com ptele executed duplicate thereof hot three per cent ol the'letal operating publican Party needs at the Thompson said he hasn't FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF PUB appropriation in the budget tor 1971 is nomination. being discussed In Republican LIC WORKS, IN AND tV THE CITY been filed In Ihe office of the Director Planning director of the Division of Local Government national level more than any- decided whether he wants to OF LONG BRANCH, IN THE COUNTY NOW THEREFORE BE IT OR- "But we also have many circles as we have in 1978," he OF MONMOUTH. NEW JERSEY. AP Services In the Department of Com- munity Affairs of the Stole ot New Jer- DAINED, (not leu than I wo thirds ot run for higher office. slated HO speaker PROPRIATING 171,000 THEREFOR all members thereof affirmatively con AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE tey. Such statement shows thot the He said he's "not excluding gross debt of fhe City as defined In the cut ring) that In accordance with N.J.S OF 171,000 BONDS OR NOTESOF THE «A 445.3(c) petition be mode to the CITY FOR FINANCING PART OF Local Bond Law Is Increased by Ihe an old face" as the GOP stan- MIDDLETOWN - Robert outhor I lotion of Ihe bonds ond notes Local Finonce Board for the creation THECOST THEREOF of an appropriation set forth In Ihe Tublitz, township planning di- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY provided In thli bond ordinonce by dardbearer In ItM, but "I 171,000, ond Ihe obligations outhorlied preamble hereof in accordance with COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LONG the following: rector, will speak at a public BRANCH, IN THE COUNT Y OF MON herein will be within all debt llmllo think Republicans ought to be lions prescribed by that Law. 1. An emergency appropriation be MOUTH, NEW JERSEY (nol less than ond the tame, li hereby made tor Work Egypt said changing given a choice In 1180 between meeting sponsored by the Mid- (d) An aggregate amount not ex- two thirds of oh members thereof al ert' Compensation 1107,165.00 ond Oth flrmatively concurring) AS FOL- ceeding 15,000 for Items ol expense an old face and a new face, and dletown League of Women listed in and permitted under N.J.S.A. er Insurance Premiums In the amour LOWS: of 177,735 00. Section 1. The improvement dc 40A.3-20 may be Included at part ol the I think the people of this coun- Voters Tuesday, Dec. 5, at 8 cott of the purpote or improvement 2. That said emergency approprk scribed In Section 3 of this bond or lion shall be provided for In full in t* p.m. in the Public Library, Si dlnonce is hereby authorized as a gen outtioriied herein and Is Included In the try ought to have a choice of foregoing ettlmote thereof. 1979 budget eral Improvement to be made or oc 3. Thai Ihe statement required * an old face or a new face." New Monmouth Road. aulred by the City ot Long Branch. New Section e. The full faith and credit the Local Finonce Board has been (lieu Jersey. For the Improvement or of the City are hereby pledged to the with the Clerk and a copy thereof will erms on peace pact Ford and Reagan were In- Entitled "Middletown's purpose described In Section 3, there Is punctual payment of Ihe principal at be transmitted to the Local Finance hereby appropriated the sum of 175,000 and Interest on the obligations outhor Board. vited to attend this first major Future: A Planner's View," lied by thli bond ordinance. The ob 4. That three certified copies af this source who has access to Pres- believes a peace treaty will be ordinance be filled with the Local Fi- JERUSALEM (AP) - GOP gathering since the re- Mr. Tubuti's talk will focus on nance Board Egypt is offering two con- ident Anwar Sadat" and who signed "sooner or later." the current status of the town- 5 Thii ordinance shall toke effect cent elections, but both after approval of the Local Finance cessions in exchange for Is- was speaking "on the highest "There are problems and it pleaded schedule conflicts. ship's residential, commercial Board and tlnol postooe. MAKE IT YOURSELF ROBERT J. ECKERT. MAYOR raeli acceptance of a timetable authority." will tke time but that does not Among those accepting was and industrial development Hilda Colllson, Clerk for Palestinian self-rule in the Nov. 27 UJ.70 Israeli officials said the mean I am pessimistic! not at Senate Minority Leader How- and the projection of that de- Gaza Strip and the West Bank proposals had not been re- 238 Oceonport all," Sadat told reporters in ard Baker Jr. of Tennessee, velopment in the township's of the Jordan River, the Jeru- ceived by the government. Cairo. "Sooner or later we future years. BOARO OF EDUCATION MEETING who makes no secret of his NOTICE salem Post's Cairo correspon- "Once such an idea will be shall be signing an agreement. presidential hopes. Snuggle Poncho! A special public, meeting of the dent reported today. Oceanporl Board of Education will be put forward through official This is a fact." Other Republican gov- The planner will offer In- The report said Egypt is channels, it will be discussed," In a related development, ernors mentioned as presiden- formation also on the status of ve the Tit Middletown's efforts to meet I v B application ond also lo discuu i prepared to extend by three one official said. Rep. Paul Flndley, R 111, told tial prospects In addition to IWeu school budget months the deadline tor Is- Israel has vetoed Egypt's reporters In Damascus that the requirements of the man- An Executive Session will bein for- nian self-rule. It contends such him at a meeting Saturday scored easy re-election vic- master plan be in conformity 239 Red Bank mulating a peace treaty pro- a linkage would allow Egypt to night the PLO is will renounce tories. It mi) b« cold outside, but vision thjst would "insure by Feb. 1.197». you'll t» Imsty in this poncho. NOTICE back out of the treaty if the violence and grant de facto Among the newcomers is PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Ihe against any collapse of the Doublecheck this! Ihe checked Red Bonk Board ot Adjustment at Its timetable is not fulfilled. recognition to Israel in return Pennsylvania Gov.-elect Rich- Possible revisions to the raised pattern stitch is so easy regular meeting on November I, I0JI, treaty in case the autonomy The Israeli Cabinet, In its master plan to Include the granted a variance / ond site plan op for an independent Palestinian ard Thomburgh, a former as- lo crochet, yel creates such a plan for the West Bank proves pfoval to the Community YMCA ol the regular yesterday meeting, re- state made up of the West sistant attorney general in the Route 36 planning district will dramatic effect Comfy, warm. Borough ot Red Bank to permit the objectively impossible to re- construction ol an addition lo Its build affirmed its position that there Bank and Gaza. Ford administration. be discussed. casual Pattern 404. cape Ing located at 166 Maple Avenue. Red alize." Bank is no need to send Its nego- poncho, sues 8-14 incl JOYCE B- MAHAR • Secretory The paper said its informa- tiators back to Washington yet. Board ot Adjust ment Borough ol Red Bank tion came from a "well-placed Cabinet spokesman Arieh J1.50 lor each pattern. Add 401 November 70,1971 Naor said the government is each pattern for first-class air- Nov 27 tt.10 waiting to hear Egypt's posi- mail and handling. Swd ta 250 Other Public Notice* 3 special mailboxes tion on the U.S. draft peace ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL NOTICE for notes to Santa treaty. The draft, accepted by NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice It hereby given that sealed Israel last week, does not in- bids will be received by The Village of MIDDLETOWN - Santa clude a specific timetable for NMdltwaft Dtpt. 41 Loch Arbour for the resurfacing of Edgmont Drive In the Village of Loch Claus announces that he will implementing Palestinian self- The Doily Rigittar Arbour In Ihe County ol Monmouth, with a Bituminous Concrete FABC Mix answer all letters mailed byrule. No. 5 Surface upon an existing Middletown youngsters before Bituminous, stone and grovel founda- Sadat said Sunday that he Daily Register Bo. 1(1, OM CMaaa SI. He* tion The estimated amounl of Bituminous Concrete FABC Mix No. 5 Wednesday, Dec. 20. York. NT 10011. Print Name, pavement required Is 315 Tons. All Bids Mfaa, Zip, Fatten Niimbtr. will be opened and read In public at the Village Office, ISO Main Street. Loch Three special mailboxes for t> „ J _ • NEW FOR 1979! NEEDLECRAFT Arbour on December IS, 1971 ot 9 P.M.. letters to Santa are at Barry's * UIIUI ctlSCI S CAIALOC-Hundreds of beauti- Standard Time. Drawings, Specifications and stationery store in the Mid- ful things to make! 3 free forms of bids, contracts and bond for patterns inside. Send lit the proposed work, prepared by Wil- dletown Shopping Center, liam D. Ayers. Jr , Village Engineer, to aid needy Sunday Register ond approved by Ihe Commissioner of Route 35 and New Monmouth Transportation, hove been filed in the Office of the sold Engineer ot 414 Cor Road; Waiting's Market, Port lies Avenue, Allenhurst, New Jersey Monmouth Road, East and of said Commissioner of Transpor families M e tatton, Trenton, NJ, and Ihe Division ol Local Slate Aid District Office lo Keansburg, and the Llncroft cafed ot No l Court House Square. Pharmacy in the Lincroft MIDDLETOWN - Three XZ TS,"JVSJS\Si Eoit Moin Street. Freehold. New Jer- sey, ond may be Inspected by pros Shopping Center, Newman fund-raising events have been peclive bidden during business hours Racy Lines! Printed Pattern Bidden will be furnished with a copy ol Springs Road. announced by Mlddletown the specifications ond blue prints ot the drawings by the Engineer on proper Helps Its Own (MHIO) tn sup- notice and payments ot cost of prepora port of Us program to dis- lion of 110.00 Bids must be on standard 250 Other Public Notices proposal forms in the manner desig- You, Mn. Fred D. Ftrrtr. wilt ot tribute Christmas baskets and nated therein and required by Ihe spe Fred D. Firrtr. art mode a portv de- cificotlons, must be enclosed In sealed toys to needy families In the fendant herein because a. Ihe wit* ot only l/U per week bw itTitMlih envelopes, bearing the name ond ad- Fred D. Ferrer, you may have a dower dress ot bidder ana name ot Ihe rttad on Interest In the premise, under fort township. outside addressed to the Clerk. Village closure. A bake sale will take place of Loch Arbour, and must be accom- W LEWIS BAMBRICK panied by a Bonding Certificate, o non- Clerk ot ttw Superior Court Saturday, Dec. 2, at the CALL 542-4000 Collusion affidavit and a Certified DATED: November 17,1971 Check for not lesi than ten (10) per cent Nov 27 II5.M of the amounl bid, provided said check Branch Brook Co., Route 36, need not be more than 110,000 nor shall NOTICE OF PROPOSED RETEN- Hazlet. Branch Brook Co. will When the 1979 lush is on. Ihis not be less than 1500.00 and be del Ivered fed TION OF SHARES BY A BANK HOLD- V neck classic is fasl on and at the ploce on or before the hour ING COMPANY OF A GOING CON- donate toys to MHIO in an named above The standard proposal CERN ENGAGED IN HONBANKING liesh as your new plans' No form and the Non Collusion Affidavit ACTIVITIES amount equal to the proceeds waist seam- whip it up quickly y see- Pursuant to Section 4(c)(l) ot the 'III be Bank Holding Company Act of 1954, os of the sale. in a blend furnished on application to Engineer. amended ana Regulations of the Board The annual Middletown Punted Pattein 9453. Misses By order ot the President and ol Governors of the Federal Reserve Trustees, viiiogr ot Loch Arbour. System. FIRST PENNSYLVANIA Helps Its Own Day at Sues 8. 10 12 14. 16. 18.20 Claire Welntroub CORPORATION. Philadelphia, Penn Sue 1? (bust J4| lakes 2 yards Clerk sylvanlaronla, a bank holding ccompany, pro McDonald's Hamburgers, November 37, 1971 pose•ss •to retain, through Flnf Pennsyl- 60 inch fabnc Nov. 27 III 90 vonliloa Financial Services. ,. Inc._..__, Ill . in- Route 35, will take place Mon- direct ownership ot the shares ol In- NOTICE TO A• SENT DEFENDANTS . rporotlon ("ILC") ond day, Dec. 4, with McDonald's SUPERIOR COURT thereby to continue to engogje through owner Sandy Bappaport donat- OF NEW JERSEY ILC In the following octlvllles: Send 1.50 lo. each pattern. Add Deckel Ne. F-tm-n (1) Making or acquiring for mown ing half the day's receipts to STATE OF NEW JERSEY, H: account or for the account ot others. 4n.lt their views dent they can continue tha In writing within thirty days of the dale 9453 You. Fred D Ferrer, are mode of publication ol this notice to the Fed good work because of the sup- party defendant because you are the rrot Reserve Bank of Phl.ooe.phlo. port MHIO has received from 8-20 record owner ond mortgagor ot the oremlses ufwVr foreclosure, the community. Snuffy Smith Dennia the Menace SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAV. NOVEMBER 27. we TheDaflyRegMer 19 MAVBELOWKZV HAS AN OL PITCHER Crossword puzzle FRAME I COULD BORRV FER THIS ACROSS 32 Loan coat: 62 Wan-brad 11 Security PITCHER OF ME I Fieticufts, abbr 56 CMd'i toraloan perhaps 34 That: Fr. 12 Smaidrum AN'tUKEV 6 Dun pain 36 Quantities: 57 Three knat 13 Khayyam and 10 Eight: praf. abb.. of versa Bradtay 14 Ranaiaaanca 36 Doll, ot 62 Facts, for 21 Calyx part flddto aong short 23 Graaahoppar 15 Animal fat 39 Crush 63 Knowledge sound 16 Rich toil underfoot « "Ave-" 25 Glands 17 Land 41 Matador* 66 Elevating Jackaon Iketenl 43 Point in influence movie IB Nonsense suapsct'a 67 Birds: Lat. 27 Judicial 19 N«poleon't favor 68 Seize proceedings We 44 Inert gas illegally 28 European 20 Writing 46 Moist 69 Without: blackbird instrument 47 Rip Van suff. 29 Suera $5,000,000?.' WHAT ON Y HAVE YOU EVER 22 French flag Winkle's 70 Spreads out 30 Brazilian I WON'T RAY IT/ EARTW AWAKENED IN 24 Hex wife, eg for drying dance ARE YOU THE MIDDLE 26 -poetics 48 HoeMries 71 Tears down 33 Requisites 27 Current 49 Reedofa 37 "- Like It DOINS? OF A DREAM? units loom DOWN Hot" 31 Luxurious 50 Fixed 1 Arm: Fr. 38 Spot 2 Furnished 40 One want Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: 3 Comply with to market 4 Ridge left 42 Attack ||u|T|A (1 by a whip 46 Came ROD 3 5 6 Stunted onstage A K i n ON « i\M\ trees GO Yet mm « | AIIMI M itI.InII iinn 6 Fireproof- 51 Ford from ra n nn inn ing stuff: Tennessee H g « nJnL nni y abbr 53 Renown H i Mi 1 ' 1TOLO HIM QAD.BUT I SUESS CATS DONT 1 1J1V 1 S I 0 7 Devotee of 54 Monkey's I 1 1 i \ 11 N « 1 s °MilcllI sacred cousin UNNERSTANO ABOUT RESERVED SEATS.' 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The Phantom Beetle Bailev ^^^ I MIGHT /N W(F ftkfftc*.. THK TJKlNPf 1 OH-OH.'HERE RELAX/ POSS m COMES OTTO/ CAN'T TALK. HOW BETTER 6ET CAN ME TELL SARSE TO WORK' WE'RE SOOFINS OFF? •1 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1978 Nixon on lecture at at prestigious Oxford Union

LONDON (AP) - The Ox But a lMv motion, lost by the homeless and the corgis husband, declined an invitation literate" in wording lord Union manner thus: "It great wit and urbanity, while Ion will often be found debat- ford Union U In debt, disrepair 220 votes to 140, upset some (favorite dog of Queen Eliz to speak on the motion and The Times of London, ed- consists partly of a love of the pretending to be talking about lag motions like this: "That and — Mint say - decline But eminent persons It said "The abeth II) put to productive university trustee Sir David Ited by old Oxford man WU- sound of one's own voice, and more abstract matters." this house prefers to sleep with tt'i where Richard Nixon has monarchy should be sacked, work." Lindsay Keir denounced it as ham Rees-Vogg, a union past the narcissistic ability to stand The message, therefore, is 1U pajama jacket outside Us chosen to lecture on his first visit to Europe since he re- Buckingham Palace given to Prince Philip, the queen's "vulgar" in tone and "11- president, described the Ox- up and talk about oneself with not the motion. Hence the un- pajama trousers." signed the US. presidency four years ago. The union was founded In I 1821 for members of Oxford University and often has been called the world's foremost student debating chamber. It's a club as well The 6 M pounds Now-a sensible way to fight inflation! — H J JO — a term subscription paid by its 2,000 members is the moat expensive of Oxford's" many societies. Rich American Oxford men, heeding a plea by fellow Oxonian and former Premier Harold Uacmlllan, last year coughed up 1200,000 toward a fl.i million appeal to help the union pay off debts, repair its Provident buildings and become finan- cially secure. Prime ministers like Glad- stone and Asqulth made their maiden speeches to the union as undergraduates, and their busts will look down on Nixon when he gives an Invited talk Thursday on international af- Preferred Dividend fairs. The university is all agog over the event. Every one of BOO available tickets was snapped up in three hours Monday by members who were standing In line at day- break. Accommodation for re- Accounts porters and broadcasters is Minimum $1,000 deposit—limited time offer Oght. Nixon's visit Is a coup for Daniel Moylan, president of the union this term, who se- cured him after the rival de- bating society at Cambridge University twice sent an in- You set the Preferred Savings Time... vitation to Nixon In San Clemente, Calif., and failed to jet a reply. Son of a bus driver, Moylan is a Queen's College graduate Provident gives you the Preferred rate! in German and philosophy. A roly-poly 12, he was nicknamed 'Bunter' by his fel- lows, after an immortal fat boy created by the late Frank 2' , TO4 YEARS Richards in a series of yarns about imaginary Greyfrlars School. Working-class boys are much more In fashion at uni- versities than they used to be, 7.08 and it was with no hint of para- 1 TO 2'. YEARS dox that on his election as 6 TO 8 YEARS president of the Oxford Union, Ifoylan's mother told a re- porter: "I don't think his back- ground made any difference to his success." Nixon will lecture in the 6.81 8.17 galleried debating hall of the . union, built In 1878 and mod- eled on the House of Com- mons. As a lecturer he proba- bly will be treated more kindly than principal speakers at the evening debates, which made 6.50 7.75 the union famous, Old Oxford hands say the debates and lectures don't gen- erate the attention or wit they used to. Certainly nothing for the last 40 years has detonated the notoriety of the debate of PASSBOOK SAVINGS Feb. t, 1933, when — with the 8TO 10 YtARS Great War carnage of 1014-18 ! still In mind — 275 members approved and 153 voted against the motion: "That this % House will in no circumstances fight for its King and Coun- 8.45 try." 547 The union was lighlhearted about It, but Winston Churchill, fearful of the effect upon Hitler and Mussolini, de- nounced the motion as "shat- tering" to British prestige. His 8.00 son Randolph, then an Oxford 525* student, tried unsuccessfully to expunge the motion from the minutes. It is the union custom to For day-in to day-out treat main speakers at debates savings convenience- with calculated impudence — dividends paid monthly in words. Some have not been so lucky. Exploding firecrackers greeted businessman George Ward, who turned up this year for a debate on labor unions after beating a long-running Preferred Dividend Accounts are compounded daily, credited quarterly and earn the maximum yield when deposits and accumulated dividends remain and much-publicized strike in In your account to maturity. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation requires a substantial penalty lor withdrawal, when permitted, prior to the maturity of these time deposits. Time deposit accounts are non-negotiable but are eligible as collateral for a loan at Provident Savings Bank. his London factory. Cabinet minister Michael Stewart, a past president of New you have a choice! the union, was shouted down in 1170 when he defended Ameri- Preferred Dividend Accounts not only permit you to select a high dividend rate, they give you the opportunity can action in Cambodia — au- to lock in a high return for a long period of time with absolute safety. For example, you can select an 8.45% thorized by then President return for as much as 10 years—guaranteed—if you allow your dividends to accumulate. You have the option Nixon. Stewart walked out to shouts of "murderer" and "We of taking your dividend-income quarterly, in which case your 10-year account will still grow at a generous 8% want you dead." annual rate. Time means money! Today Is the day to set your Preferred-Savings-Time-clock with the high The union is famous for wit- Preferred Dividend rate that best suits your needs. There's no better way to make your savings grow. ty motions as well as invective speeches In 1DW it debated "That this House considers the ESTABLISHED 1B39 THE OLD BEEHIVE mini-skirt does not go far enough," and carried it, by 363 to 352 votes. A motion in the IMOs declared: "That In the PROVIDENT opinion of this House, Colum- bus went too far." Union debates have a tradi- tion of frivolity. Christopher HUDSON, BERGEN, ESSEX. OCEAN, MONMOUTH, MIDDLESEX, SOMERSET, and MERCER COUNTIES Hollis, a true-blue Tory writer and president in 1K3, said: "It MEMBER FDIC • EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED TO $40,000 Is a good thing that there should survive a place where NEIGHBORHOOD OFFICES: the young are encouraged tc 636 Arnold Ave., Pt. Pleasant Beach/ 73 Bfoad Street.'RedBank parade their opinions and to Seaview Square Shopping Mall, Ocean Township parade them in light-hearted