Monday Ex-fire chief Special yule Giants win, Jets Specials honored, page 3 series, page 20 lose, page 9 The Daily Register Monmouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 104 NO. 139 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1981 25 CENTS Ocean toxic waste level called 'high' By ANDREWSHEEHAN tain the greatest levels of copper, lead. PCBs, zinc, and mercury contained in the study area SANDY HOOK - Unexpectedly high levels produced by industry and residents In most of toxic wastes and deleterious effects on fish cases, the levels of each harmful metal were populations have been discovered in the Atlantic recorded at levels three times higher than at waters off Monmouth County due to continued other sections. ocean dumping, according to a recent federal "The 18 million people, who live in the study conducted here. vicinity of these waters, have fallen victim to The first annual Northeast Monitoring Pro- the Pogo syndrome," said Program Director gram report on Ocean quality from North Caro- John B Pearce, of Fair Haven "In other lina to Maine finds the New York Bight — that words, we have met the enemy and it is us." triangular patch of ocean formed between the Pearce cited the high levels of industry, the New Jersey coastline and the northern coast of common use of chemicals used in around-the- Long Island —' as the most severely polluted house tasks, and the contaminated run-off of with sediments, sludge, hazardous trace metals surface and ground water into the ocean for the and toxic wastes. levels of trace metals and toxic wastes in the In addition, the report finds less diversity in New York Bight. fish populations, greater levels of toxic "One merely has to look at the things they KENNEDY CENTER HONOREES — President Reagan, far are Count Basle, Cary Grant, Helen Hays, Jerome Robbins, Rudolf chemicals such as polychlorinated biphenyls, use on a daily basis to point to where it (the right, talks to gathering in the East Room of the White House Serkin, with Mrs. Reagan and the president. and a wider dissemination of chemicals from metals and chemicals) comes from," Pearce yesterday during the Kennedy Center Honors Reception. From left dump sites at the 106-mile limit than previously said. "Anything in the household can come back expected into waters downstream of the New in the form of a hazardous material from silver- York Harbor and Hudson River. ware polish, to photography chemicals, to the The report conducted by the Northeast chrome and lead in your car " Marine Fisheries, here, and other branches of Only subsequent studies will be able to meas- the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminis- ure trends in the pollution of the Atlantic, but Kennedy Center honors tration throughout the Northeast finds the New one staggering result of the initial study is the York Bight waters saturated with over a billion apparent effect of growing toxic pollution on gallons of sewage,, six million gallons of sewage marine life. The program designed to advise the sludge and two to 12 million tons of annual federal Environmental Protection Agency and dredged materials laden with Atlantic Coast's the U.S. Department of Interior will also con- highest levels of toxic chemicals and trace tinue to concentrate on the effects of this pollu- Count Basie, 4 others metals. tion on fish populations The sediments in the New York Bight con- See Ocean, page 4 WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan actress Helen Hayes, choreographer Jerome us. Reagan said. "They've made us proud to be paid tribute last night to five performing artists Robbins and pianist Rudolf Serkin. Americans ,., we owe them a great debt " who "have lived the dreams and lightened the Count Basie was born in Red Bank, N.J., and The president drew laughter from the 400 hearts of millions of Americans," and joined is affectionately known as the "Kid from Red guests, including show business stars, members Bank of Congress and the Cabinet and wealthy Re- IFF officials meet them under a tight security shield for a black-tie gala at the Kennedy Center. With the honorees seated on a podium publican supporters, when he noted that Miss "In their lives and art they have fashioned flanked by lighted Christmas trees and large red Hayes made her first stage appearance at age 5 lofty standards of excellence. Through them we candles, the president saluted each of the five in the play "Old Dutch " can all sing and dance and act and play," and noted that two of them, Serkin and Grant, The audience laughed because early in Re- on possible layoffs Heagan said at a glittering reception in the were immigrants. Serkin fled what is now agan's career he announced University of Iowa Czechoslovakia to escape the Nazis, and Grant While House East Room for this year's reci- football games under the name "Dutch" Re- UNION BEACH — Officials at International factors which could have an adverse effect on. pients of the Kennedy Center Honors — band sailed from England in 1920 as Archie Leach. agan. Flavors and Fragrances Inc. have been discuss operations at the local plant leadef Count Basle, movie actor Cary Grant. All of them have done more than entertain See Count, page 4 ing possible future layoffs, a spokesman con- First, he noted that Conrail. the state's rail firmed last night, but the spokesman .termed service, has announced its desire to abandon such discussion "premature." service on a freight line which services the William G. Dalton, IFF's director of public company The line, which runs four miles — relations, would not speculate as to when an from the IFF plant on Rose Lane to Matawan — Wind fails to ruin marathon official announcement on possible layoffs would could become aviclim of federal transportation be made, but he added that meetings on the budget cuts, officials confirmed earlier this By JIM HINTELMANN meet director Thomas Baum said. "The wind towns involved like Neptune and Bradley Beach subject are continuing. year was just terrible, but I think that all functions were wildly enthusiastic about having the Dalton also would not confirm reports that Second, he said the company is concerned ASBURY PARK - The law of averages went smoothly despite the weather." race.'' the layoffs, if they are initiated, would affect about the status of its operations for the first finally caught up with the Jersey Shore Mara- This year's race was run over a new course Two runners who were able to overcome the between 60 and 100 workers at the firm, which quarter of 1982 and the number of orders the thon yesterday which started from the Asbury Park Convention strong winds were Cliff Whitehead of Wall and employs 750 persons at its Monmouth County company has been receiving The marathon, held in the middle of January Hall and went north on Ocean Ave. to Lincoln Kare Cossaboon-Holm of Rochester, NY., the facilities. He did say, however, that such layoffs IFF, a large source of employment for area for the first eight yean, was finally moved to winners of the men's and women's races. would be based on seniority residents, has been controversial because of its the tint Sunday in December in 1878 after being Whitehead, running for the Shore Athletic In an interview last night, Dalton said dis- conflicts with the state Department of Environ- marred by snow and cold on a number of occa- Related story, page 9 Club, grabbed the lead about the 18-mile mark cussions have centered around two different See IFF, page t sions. and won going away in two hours, 22 minutes For three yean, conditions were perfect, and eight seconds. and then came yesterday. Ave. in Elberon and then back all the way to the Cossaboon-Holm, whose husband, Craig Northwest winds gusting to gale force and Shark River Bridge. From there the runners Holm, won this marathon in 1979, moved in front temperatures in the 30s made for a wind chill returned to Convention Hall and then repeated after 15 miles and had little trouble winning in Pearl Harbor crash factor of near zero and brutal conditions for the the course. two hours, 53 minutes and five seconds. 3,000 runners who participated. "Despite the bad weather, a lot of people The weather conditions forced many runners "It was the worst weather we ever bad, liked this new course, Baum said. "The new See Wind, page 4 claims 11 skydivers HONOLULU (AP) — An airplane taking ' Search operations had been suspended at skydiven to a football game jump sputtered and 1 45 am. yesterday because the shallow waters The Inside Story spun into Pearl Harbor near the USS Arizona in the area posed a danger to boats, said Richard Memorial, officials said. Eleven of the 12 people Rothrock, deputy public affairs officer for the THE WEATHER f> believed aboard were killed. Pearl Harbor Naval Base Searchers were sent One man was pulled alive from the harbor by out again at daybreak Partly lunny today with highs 40 to 45. three men who saw the plane go down The parachutists were scheduled to jump Complete report, page 3. Authorities first were told 13 people were into nearby Aloha Stadjum before the start of a football game between University of Hawaii and Will Grlmsley » aboard by the man who was found alive Later, the University of South Carolina Shore gridders to be feled 12 other members of the Jump Hawaii sports para- Weddings / M chutist club said 12 were aboard, a Navy spokes- Ten minutes before the 7 10 p m crash, the Ann Landers 15 man said. plane contacted the control tower at Honolulu However, a search was continuing in case Advice 15 DAILY REGISTER the first report proved accurate, said spokes- Arts 7 PHONE NUMBERS man Jerry Lambert of the Pearl Harbor Naval Pearl Harbor , Births Z0 Base. Main Office 542-4000 Ruiinrsi II Club vice president Stephen Fischel identi- rites, page 2 Classified 16 Toll Free «71-»3O0 fied three of those aboard the twin-engine Comic* ,. 1» Toll Free Stt-8100 Beechcraft as club president Byron Black and Editorials • Claifilled Dept 542-1700 two of his sons, Danny Black, who was piloting International Airport for the last time, said Lifestyle 14 Circulation Dept... 542-4009 the aircraft, and Bobby Black. Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Make A Date... 20 Sports Depl 542-4004 Six bodies were recovered Saturday night by George Miyarhi Movies 7 MtdaMown Bureau.. (71-2250 Navy and Coast Guard rescue crews and taken The pilot radioed he was climbing to 3,500 Obituaries 4 Freehold Bureau... 431-2192 to the city morgue, and five more bodies were feet in preparation for the jump. Miyachi said Sports t Loaf Branch Bureau. 222-0010 discovered yesterday, the Navy said Nolin Brede. who helped pull Mike Salmons Television 7 State Bureau... (09-292-9358 No names were released by authorities. from the water, said he saw the plane coming down in a spin and its "motors were revved up Children1! Outerwear! Jydd And Helen Frickel real high" when it hit New lower prices on all chil- Happy anniversary from al- Attention Rralton!! The plane crashed into 3't feet of water on a dren's coats, Jackets, snow lyour friends at Bahrs We • nliw MM »» Larrv '"»• The Daily Register's monthly reef near Ford Island, about 250 yards from the suits, etc. Save 20% to 40%. love you. Parade of Homes will run USS Arizona Memorial to those who died (here ON YOUR MARKS — Approximately 3.000 runners await firing of starting gun In Open all week nights & Sun- Sun., Dec. 13. Deadline Wed., during the Dec 7. 1941, Japanese attack on yesterday's 11th annual Jersey Shore Marathon In Asbury Park. Cliff Whitehead of Wall days till Christmas. Red Meet Clareace Clemoas Pearl Harbor. Monmouth Mall 3:30 to 5:30 Dec. 9. Call 542-4000, Ext 203. Township won the race In runnar 2:22:06. He was the first area person to win this Bank Youth Center, 20 Broad to reserve your space. See 11, page 4 , St. Tues.Dec. 8. marathon. 2 The Dairy Resistor SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7,1981 TION Pearl Harbor remembered today «y Tta AtucUlr4 PRO PEARL HARBOR. Hawaii (AP) - Some "You are the human element, the stuff of survivors of the Japanese attack on Pearl emotion," he said. "Through you, Ameri- Harbor and relatives of its victims will lead cans may remember again that freedom un- patriotic ceremonies in Hawaii and around defended is freedom endangered." > Boy, 10, killed over a dollar the country today, the 40th anniversary of the Phantom jets will execute a missing man PHILADELPHIA - A 36-year-old Philadelphia man waa bombing. formation overhead, as SO floral wreaths are charged with murder after he allegedly beat his 10-year-old In the two hours that began at 7:55 a.m., set upon the harbor waters. Among those to stepson to death with a wooden post following an argument on Sunday, Dec. 7, 1941, Japanese pilots present wreaths are Arizona Gov Bruce Bab- over a missing dollar bill, police said yesterday. killed 2,408 Americans and wounded 1,178. bitt and the deputy assistant secretary of the Eugene Lambert, who is unemployed, was also charged Much of America's Pacific Fleet lay de- Navy, Jospeh K. Taussig Jr., whose leg was with weapons offenses and was held without bail pending a stroyed as Franklin D. Roosevelt called on amputated as the result of injuries suffered Wednesday hearing, police said. the nation to avenge "a day that will live in aboard the USS Nevada during the Pearl Police said the body of Richard Baker was found early infamy." Harbor attack. yesterday with extensive bruises. Lambert is charged with Some 3,000 members of the Pearl Harbor hitting the boy with a two-foot wooden post that had been part Survivors Association, members of the rr'll- of a picket fence. Related stories, page 20 tary who were present on Oahu that day, are According to police, the beating occurred Saturday after a expected to gather at the National Memorial dispute about a missing dollar bill. Police said Lambert's Today, six tailors aboard the USS Arizona Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu early wife, Karen, told Lambert that a dollar was missing from an who survived the attack will gather with today for a commemorative service. envelope. After a short search, the dollar was found Inside a some 14 others who earlier served aboard the Among the graves of thousands of World drawer in Richard's bedroom. battleship for a private ceremony at the War II veterans nestled in the crater of the Police said Lambert then took his stepson into the base- memorial that now straddles the Arizona's extinct Punchbowl volcano Ue many whose ment, where the boy was beaten. Lambert then told the boy to submerged hull. deaths at Pearl Harbor made them among go to his room. Below the memorial, resting in 38 feet of the war's first casualties. Mrs Lambert went into the boy's bedroom around 3 a.m. water, lie entombed the comrades who died Services also are planned for other mili- yesterday and discovered he was not breathing, police said. when the ship's powder magazine was hit by tary installations on Oahu that were hit in the He was pronounced dead at the scene. a Japanese bomb. The names of 1,177 Arizona attack, including a 21-gun salute at Kaneohe crewmen who died in the attack are engraved Marine Corps Air Station. bn the marble wall of the memorial. A group of Navy enlisted personnel is to Minister killed during services "Your return here to the scene of the re-enlist aboard the Arizona Memorial, and NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A man went on a shooting spree at attack reminds Americans that Pearl Harbor flags contributed by private citizens will be a Sunday night Baptist church service, killing a visiting on Dec. 7, 1941, was as much a victim of raised and lowered from the flagpole at- minister and wounding a second one, authorities said. negligence as it was the Victim of Japanese tached to the Arizona's hull. Police said a 48-year-old man turned himself in about an bombs and bullets," said remarks prepared In the traditional salute accorded the me- hour later and was charged with murder. for delivery this morning by Adm. James D. morial, all hands on deck will "man the PEARL HARBOR MEMORIAL — The USS Arizona Memorial stands at the spot The visiting ministers, both Baptists, were seated on the Watkins, commander in chief of the U.S. rails" of a Navy frigate sailing past this near Ford Island In Pearl Harbor where the USS Arizona sank in the Dec. 7,1941, pulpit where the Rev Donald Valentine, pastor of the Webster Pacific Fleet. morning. attack on Pearl Harbor. Memorial Baptist Church, was conducting candlelight holiday services, authorities said. The victim was identified as the Rev Ernie Douglas, 48, of Nashville The Rev Clarence Covington was treated at Gen- eral Hospital for a wound in the arm New England cities plastered with snow Their churches were not known, and no members of the congregation were injured By The Associated Press just over 2 feet in the southeastern part of the the south reporting 19 inches. people were at home and few had to venture Percy Edmondson of Goodlettsville was charged with one state. Crews plowed emergency paths to hos- 'We're grateful it's Sunday," said James out yesterday. couni nl murder and one count of aggravated assault and was A surprise near-blizzard called the worst pitals. The heavy snow knocked down power Carlin, the Massachusetts secretary of trans- That contrasts with Feb. 6,1978, when the being held without bond, police said New England snowstorm since 1978 plastered lines and the Warwick, R.I., fire department portation, as 2,500 snow plows worked to blizzard struck during the afternoon rush cities with up to 2 feet of snow that blocked lost 90 percent of its alarm system. clear the highways in time for today's rush hour, leaving roads and interstate highways highways, blacked out neighborhoods and The Rhode Island public Transit Author- hour. clogged with hundreds of cars. . 30 whales beached by storm trapped thousands at an island Christmas ity suspended all bus service. On Nantucket Island off Cape Cod, Mass., pageant. •The Weather Service measured lOVfc in- N'ANTUCKET. Mass. - As many as 30 whales were Commonwealth Electric Co. reported out- police appealed to residents to help house Authorities in Vermont and Connecticut ches of snow at weather-locked Logan Air- beached on Nantucket in a weekend snowstorm that also ages to 35,000 customers in the Duxbury area about 200 people who sought emergency reported three weather-related deaths, and port, the heaviest 24-hour snowfall in Decem- stranded hundreds on the island, police said south of Boston and another 5,000 in shelter. They were among more than 2,000 more than 92,000 people were left without ber since 1926. Police dispatcher Kathenne Fougere said she did not Marshfield Boston Edison said it had reports tourists who visited the island for a Christ- power in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Charity Brown, a spokeswoman for the know if the whales were alive, but the game warden and of 6,000 customers without power, and 46,000 mas pageant Saturday. The ferry quit run- The storm, described as a Massachusetts Port Authority, reported run- police officers were investigating The whales were first people were reportedly without power in ning because of high seas and the airport "meteorological bomb" by one forecaster ways at Logan were under 10 to 12 inches of sighted about 8 a m on Madaket and Cisco beaches Rhode Island, 26,000 of them in the area closed until late yesterday. yesterday, dumped up to 16 inches on Boston, snow and plow trucks were clearing lanes From what we can gather, they have beached them- around Newport. Police dispatcher Honora Seidler said selves, half in the water and kind of rolling in the surf," she that city's heaviest December snowfall in only to have winds blow drifting snow back Nantucket hotels that normally are closed at said more than half a century. A snow emergency National Weather Service Meteorologist over them. She said one of the airport's five this time of year reopened for the trapped Kougere said it is not unusual for whales to become was declared, sharply reducing parking on Thomas DiGregorio at Logan International runways was opened at 11 p.m. last night. visitors. She said about 75 residents re- beached in storms She said she believed most of the stranded city streets. Airport said the storm did not quite last long Hanscom Air Force Base in Bedford, sponded to appeals to provide shelter for mammals were pilot whales, which are up to 28 feet long. The Boston area and Providence, R.I., enough to be a blizzard. The storm had con- Mass., was also closed. those who showed up at the police station About 200 people visiting the island for a Christmas bore the brunt of the storm, which caught tinuous winds of 35 mph or more and visibili- Rocco DeLuca, a spokesman for the Saturday night. celebration sought emergency shelter as the storm stopped forecasters off guard when it moved out over ty of one-quarter mile or less, but not for an Rhode Island Highway Department, said it Some were put up at the local hospital. ferries and airplanes the Atlantic and switched directions late Sat- extended enough period of time. He said the was the worst storm since the Blizzard of '78 As many as 30 whales reportedly beached urday to hit much of Rhode Island, Massa- significant snowfall from the storm was over produced up to 54 inches that left thousands themselves on the Island's beaches during the chusetts. Maine, New Hampshire and Con- by 9 p.m last night, although flurries were of Rhode Islanders stranded in their homes storm. Bus crash claims 2 teen-agers necticut expected. for almost a week. In Maine, up to a foot of snow came down MURRAY, Utah 1AP1 - A bus loaded with teen-agers With winds gusting up to 50 mph in places, Yesterday afternoon, the Weather Ser- DeLuca added that this storm "in some in that state's first major snowstorm of the returning from a ski resort overturned on a steep canyon road the storm built drifts that blocked roads and vice's Eugene Auciello had said, "We are in ways is worse." year, also tearing down power lines in some MStcrday southeast of Salt Lake City, killing two girls and forced motorists to abandon their cars as a blizzard situation now." "The visibility last night was about areas. seriously injuring two other students, authorities said. airports closed and buses were halted. Joseph Cassava, director of public works zero," he said. "It wasn't that bad in '78." Connecticut got up to 11 inches driven by Salt Lake County sheriff's deputies said the yellow school' In tiny Rhode Island, depths ranged from in Boston, said snow was 16 inches deep in the But Providence Mayor Vincent A. Ciancl 50-mph winds in the eastern part of the state bus was carrying 38 teen-age members of the Kemmerer, 15 inches in Providence, a city of 155,000, to western part of the city with communities to Jr. pointed out that the storm hit when most and some roads were impassable. Wyu High School ski club and two adults They said it overturned after hitting an embankment while headed down I he Little (-otionwood Canyon road from Alta ski resort Club adviser Zem Hopkins said he told the bus passengers Assassin squad Fuel seen tu grab their ankles and brace themselves before the driver Savings bond review tried to slow the bus by hitting an embankment on the right side nl the road He said the bus then "hit the side of the wall. as Soviet spun and rolled existence denied Karyn Walker. 16. who received minor head and neck in order with change injuries said that after Hopkins' warning, "everybody weapon ^Mrted screaming and we were going around really fast." By LOUISE COOK A Series EE bonds, which are sold at by Libyan head Associated Press Writer half their face value in denominations WASHINGTON (AP) - NEW YORK (AP) - Col. Moammar Khadafy denied starting at 150, and Series HH bonds, The Soviet Union apparently - People sending assassins to kill President Reagan, but the State Are you one of the millions of Ameri- which are sold at full face value in de- is using an implied threat to Department claimed it has "strong evidence" the Libyan cans who own U.S. savings bonds? nominations starting at $500. Interest on withhold fuel supplies from leader is plotting the murder of Reagan and other U.S. A major change in the program has Series EE bonds is paid when the bonds Poland as a weapon to keep the Poles from moving l.US ANGELES i AH i officials. i—i—— been proposed, and it might be time to are cashed in; interest on Series HH bonds review your holdings and leam exactly far out of line, according to ,lohn Lennon s widow Branding the Reagan administration's charges "big lies," is paid semiannually. what you have so you can add up the pluses US intelligence sources. >,ivs she hopes the Khadafy challenged the United States to show proof of such a and minuses. Q. What is the maturity for the bonds? Soviet officials have slaying of the former plot A. Series EE bonds have an eight-year Beatle will help bring "If they have evidence, we are ready to see this Savings bonds have lost popularity in agreed to supply specified recent years as people turned to other maturity. You can redeem them as early amounts of fuel to Poland tor peace to the world Yoko evidence." he said in a television interview broadcast live by as six months after you buy them, but you (»n<> in a tape recorded satellite to the United States from his office in Tripoli. investments that paid higher rates of in- only a three-month period terest, lit an effort to make the bonds more will not earn the maximum interest rate. rather than the one-year nor- statement released by a "We are sure we haven't sent any people to kill Reagan or Series HH bonds have a 10-year maturity. friend as the anniversary any other people in the world, and we want to see these big attractive, the secretary of the treasury mally covered by such deals announced last week that he would ask You must hold them at least five years In ttween the two countries, ill the slaying neared. lies." Khadafy said on the ABC News program "This Week order to eam the maximum interest rate, said she thought of Len- with David Bnnkley." Congress to approve a floating interest the sources said. rate for the familiar certificates. currently 8Vi percent. Like the interest on non as a casualty in a war We want investigation, to see the truth, and let the Series EE and Series E bonds, the interest The result is to leave a between the sane and the American people and the Libyan people and the Congress of The new rate would be equal to 85 on Series HH bonds is exempt from state chilly economic sword dangl- insane America to know the truth, who is liar: Reagan or Libya," he percent of the average interest on five- and local taxes, but it is subject to federal ing over the Poles during a Let s not waste said I am challenging them I am challenging them to make year U.S. Treasury securities. It would income tax for the year in which it is paid. " winter in which the Kremlin Jotfh s death Please let this investigation." apply to current Series EE bonds and old is concerned about liber- Johns death become a •ft" ir the behavior of America to assassinate me, to Series E bonds held for five years or Q What about the old Series E bonds' alizing tendencies in Poland, springboard for finally poison my food, and they tried many things to do this," he longer. A. The Series EE bonds replaced the the sources said. brining'sanity and peace added but gave no details The savings bonds also would have a Series E at the start of 1980. All outstand- fixed minimum interest rate. If interest ing Series E bonds which have not reached Assistant Defense Secre- In the world for ourselves The State Department, in a statement released after the tary Richard N. Perle alluded and our rhildren. Ms interview, said, "We have strong evidence that Khadafy has rates on Treasury securities fall so low their final maturity, however, keep earn- that 85 percent of the rate is lower than the ing interest at current levels. Because of to the development in recent Ono said been planning the murder of American officials both here and testimony to Congress in overseas " The statement did not elaborate, but said: minimum, bondholders would earn the fix- previous extensions in the terms of out- Lennon was shot to ed rate instead of the floating rate. standing bonds, the only ones which have which he spoke of "the ma- death Dec 8. 1980. out- Yoko Ono "We certainly hope that Khadafy s denial means that he nipulation of energy supplies will abandon the use of terrorism and assassination as a part If a floating rate system were now in reached final maturity are those issued side his Manhattan apart- more than 40 years ago. You have two to Poland as the temperature goes there in 1983 at age of his foreign policy. When he has stopped, we will know it." effect, the interest on the Series EE and E ment Mark David Chap- choices when your Series E bonds reach drops ... and Polish industry 12. said she has not come Before the interview, ABC News reported that U.S. in- bonds would be 10 8 percent. The existing, man, who railed himself maturity. You can cash them in, receive must plan its winter prod- across a child like Ruth telligence has identified the members of a five-man as- fixed interest rate is 9 percent, com- a Lennon fan. pleaded the face value plus the accumulated in- uction." in her 15 years of sassination squad made up of three Libyans, an Iranian and an pounded semiannually, when the bonds are guilty to the shooting and terest and pay federal income tax on the was sentenced to 20 years teaching East German It said the FBI was tracking the team, and it held to their full maturity. The interest is He said the Soviets "are was reportedly armed with automatic weapons and under free of state and local taxes. You can defer interest. Or, you can exchange them for a to life in prison "She is clearly out- Series HH bond and continue to defer bringing political pressure to standing and well de- Khadafy s direct control. payment of federal income tax on the bear on Poland through a Ms Ono also said the interest until you cash in the bonds. payment of the tax on the money earned by Spirit Foundation, set up serves the description Newsweek magazine said Saturday that a Lebanese ter- the old bonds. You will, however, have to combination of political, eco- by the couple several genius, " the dean said. rorist who defected told U.S. intelligence he was present at a Here are some questions and answers nomic, and military meant." about savings bonds: pay tax on the interest earned by the new years ago to channel Ruth, who led 530 oth- meeting in Libya six or eight weeks ago at which Khadafy bond. Although Perle did not money to favorite chari- er candidates in a ordered Reagan and other top U.S. officials killed. The Secret y What types of bonds are available? elaborate, the Intelligence ties. had received mathematics entrance Service has tightened protection recently of Reagan, Vice sources, who asked not to be S285.R29 this year She examination for the col- President George Bush. Cabinet officials and around Capitol Identified, said be wai refer- said the money went to lege, had never been to Hill ring to the Soviet gambit on such groups as disarma- school until last Septem- Wearing a red shirt buttoned to the neck and an em- future fuel shipments to the ment organizations, a ber, when she started a broidered blue cape, Khadafy spoke in heavily-accented Eng- Caribbean hopes diplomatic Poles. science course at Hud- lish that was sometimes difficult to understand. He was Harlem family counsel- WASHINGTON (AP) - Fresh consulta- extensive discussions last month with Vene- dersfield Technical Col- helped by an off-camera aide who occasionally suggested a Poland fields produce only ing service, the Ameri- tions with Latin American leaders apparent- zuelan and Mexican officials and at an Or- lege. She and her young word or corrected something Khadafy said. a little more than 10 percent can Civil Liberties Union ly have convinced the Reagan administration ganization of American States meeting in St. sister were educated at Reagan, he said, is "silly and he Is not qualified to lead of the 17 million tons of crude and the Police Athletic that diplomacy, not military action, offers Lucia last week seems to have tempered any League home here by their pa- America as a superpower." oil the country needs each the best hope for preserving U.S. interests in Inclination to pursue a military solution. year. The Warsaw govern- rents, both computer con- "He is dying like a child," he continued, and his aide the Caribbean-Central American region. sultants. ment recently increased HUDDERSFIELD, broke in to correct him: "He is behaving." The administration had seemed headed Three weeks ago, President Reagan ruled Ruth said she was "How you are silly people!" he said. "You are super- gasoline prices from $2*4 a Kngland (APi - An Ox- toward a confrontation with Nicaragua be- out use of combat forces in the area, but gallon to $4 OS a gallon. ford University college pleased at the scholar- power, how you are afraid? Oh, it is silly this administration, cause of a perception that nation's Sandlnista Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. had ship because "Oxford is and this president. America must get rid of this adminis- has awarded a scholar- government was about to become a Soviet left open the possibility of limited military U.S. analysts say Poland's one of the big places for tration, and fell it down, as they did with Nixon, and elect ship to 10-year-old Ruth beachhead in Central America, a launching activities. There was some talk, for example, economic problems are com- mathematics and I another respectful president to get respect for America." Lawrence, hailed as Brit- pad for leftist revolution throughout toe re- of a naval blockade. pounded by a severe drop In wanted to see if I could "That man was lying to us," said Sen. Daniel Patrick ain's cleverest child gion. coal output. Their figures In- get there " Her ambition Moynihan, D-N.Y., acting chairman of the Senate Intelligence Mary Lunnrdean of St. Cuba also had been seen as a potential Since the administration's early days, dicate Poland's coal mints is to be a maths professor Committee, who was interviewed on the same program. Hugh's College, wflp will U.S. target Haig has hoped the implied threat of U.S. produced about 20 percent while still a teen-ager. be Ruth's tutor when she But Moynihan said Khadafy's demand for an investigation Although the administration remains con- military action would moderate the behavior lets than normal in the first \ is "a fair request. I think something like this should be done." cerned about Nicaragua's political course; of both Nicaragua and Cuba. half of this vear. .•* a STATE SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1981 The Daily Regiiter 3 H Rrgillcr Slate Housr Bureau •id Ttt Aii
South Jersey ; t Shrewsbury honors Partly sunny and breezy today. Highs in low to mid Faulty septic systems 40s. Fair tonight. Lows in 30s. Partly sunny tomorrow. Highs in mid to upper 40s. Precipitation probability near zero today and tonight. Winds west northwest 12 to 20 former fire chief mph. a pollution headache Jersey Shore SHREWSBURY — Family and friends filled with the company's trophies from Partly sunny today. Highs 40 to 45. Fair tonight with NEWARK (AP) - New move into expensive homes ton Aqua Science of New of George C. "Punchy" Marx watched Shore Firemen's Firefighters Associa- lows in the mid to upper 30s. Partly sunny tomorrow. Jersey's "dirty little secret" without even knowing they Brunswick yesterday while a newly-installed trophy tions field day events was unveiled In a Highs in the mid to upper 40s. Precipitation probability is sending raw sewage from have septic systems. A malfunctioning septic case in the Shrewsbury Hose Co firehouse, prominent place in the top of the case was also a photograph of Marx near zero today and tonight. Winds west northwest IS to broken septic systems dribbl- "They've got their tank can also send waste Broad Street, was dedicated to the fire 25 mph. Ocean water temperatures are in the mid 40s. ing into streams and recrea- {150,000 suburban dream, but water flowing into drinking company veteran who served as chief Marx was a partner in the Marx Marine Forecast tional lakes, the slate Depart- the toilets don't work." water wells Untreated three times Brothers Abatoir. here A resident of Lit- ment of Environmental Pro- The DEP has identified wastes can contain bacteria Marx, who died in March, served in the tle Silver, he attended the University of Watch Hill, R.I. toManasquan, NJ. tection says. 120 arafas where malfunction- and viruses capable of caus- company (or 30 years, and was its chief in Virginia, where he was a member of the boxing team (His nickname, by the way. Winds mostly northwest 20 to 30 knots this morning, IS For thousands of New Jer- ing systems are creating ing typhoid fever, cholera, 1957. 1958 and again in 1969 He also served was given to his by fraternity brothers to 25 knots this afternoon and 10 to 20 knots tonight and sey homeowners with septic problems. dysentery, hepatitis and as president and treasurer of the company because of his boxing, according to his tomorrow. Weather fair today through tomorrow. Vis- tanks a breakdown is embar- gastrointenstinal ailments. Chester L Forrar, president of the fire A group of-one-time sum- brother. Bernard ) ibility over 5 miles. Average wave heights 3 to 6 feet. rassing and expensive to fix mer cottages in Mount Olive, Septic tank breakdowns company, said the case was purchased Highest waves well offshore. A 1974 federal government which have been converted to are a suspected cause of alter a number of people sent in donations A colorful individual. Marx was known study said leaking septic sys- year-round residences, is one about a dozen reported cases requesting a memorial for Marx Many of lor dying his beard red. white and blue for the traditional Fourth of July parades Tides tems is a leading source of example, said Tom Craig, the of hepatitis each year in Sus- the donors Were at the fire house yester- groundwater contamination. township's health officer. sex County, although no day, as well as Marx' wife Marjorie and Come St Patrick's Day. Marx would cele- brate the occasion with a green beard Sandy Hook For Red Bank and Researchers say the The septic systems for the positive link has been estab- his brothers Bernard of Little Silver and TODAY - High 4:12 Rumson bridge, add two trickle of raw sewage could houses sitting on a steep slope lished, said Walter Wenberg, Monroe, a borough resident Marx was also active in many sports p.m. and low 1025 p.m. hours; Sea Bright, deduct be choking the Lake Hopat- facing Budd Lake on Woods- communicable diseases coor- 1 was very honored," said Bernard He was a member both the Shore TOMORROW - High 10 minutes; Long Branch, cong, the state's largest lake. edge Avenue were adequate dinator for the county health Marx of the dedication, where the case Kiremens Softball and bowling leagues 4:44 a.m. and 5:11 p.m. deduct 15 minutes, High- "It's New Jersey's dirty for the three months of the department. and low 11:07 a.m. and lands bridge, add 40 little secret," said Arnold year they were designed to 11:16 p.m. minutes. Schiffman, director of the operate. But as the houses DEP's Division of Water Re- were converted, the heavy sources. "People don't like demand on the septic systems Mellander heads Kean task force The Weather Elsewhere to talk about it because their caused them to break down Ml L. I re OIK Lot Anottot cdv home is their biggest invest- and overflow with a putrid 27 14 cdv Louitvillt 44 12 cdv M » l Mtmpfil, SS 4} cdv ment. People generally don't mixture of wastewater from NEWARK (AP) - the traditional neutrality of Mellander would develop Mellander and Hollander 71 Jt Miami 71 SS cdv toilets, sinks and washing policies for the operation of have agreed on the need to 1? M MHwauht* 40 21 cdv come to us until there ia a Gustavo Mellander, the presi- higher, education adminis- SI la Mplt-SI.P M 24 cdv health hazard. And some of machines. trators the higher education depart- strengthen academic, stan- m n Na.hvillt S4 21 cdv dent of Passaic County Com- a n Ntw Or I tan i • I 42 cdv these situations are out- The wastewater streamed munity College who has often Mellander called for an in- ment run by T F.dward dards m higher education. * It New York 3* 14 cdv Balllmora cdv Norfolk 47 31 cdv rageous ." Hollander, the state s chan- We will not be dealing at B.rmtnohm M cdv down backyards and into sharply criticized Education vestigation of Burkes han- Okl« til* 4) 33 clr Bismarck Al cdv Commissioner Fred Burke, dling of basic skills testing cellor Mellander Said he will all with personalities bul 54 43i Omaha 41 33 cdv To cope with the problem, storm sewers which empty BoiM 09 cdv cdv not suggest that Hollander be Botton JO JO tl w Orlando the DEP is preparing a pro- directly into Budd Lake, he will head the higher educa- after the disclosure that state strictly with issues, said Brownsvllt 11 Ucdv Phlladphla replaced. Mellander Bullalo 33 71 clr Phoenix W clr gram of legislation, regu- said tion transition task force of Scholastic Aptitute Test Chtrltln $C SI )7 cdv PiltlDufOh n oi cdv Governor-elect Thomas scores among. New Jersey Charlitn WV 41 U cdv Pttind. M* it »Scdv lations and grants to repar "Five years ago, a spring it Pttand, Ort Kean. students declined despite the Ch«vtnn« »2 cdv Rapid Cllv U H cdv broken systems, maintain popped right out in front of Chicteo 4S cdv R»no Cincinnati ** 17 cdv u M cdv ones which do work and apply one guy's house. It (raw sew- Mellander. 46. said he will higher scores registered by Richmond II 11 cdv Cltvtland 40 n cdv students on the Minimum 41 ii Sail Lakt w 10 cdv strict standards governing age I just started to bubble share leadership of the task Columbut cdv San Ott«o M II clr Basic Skills tests. Dal-Ft Wtd V> w cdv San Fran the design, construction and up, like a spring," he said. force with Frank Esposilo, M al 41 cdv Donvtr M cdv Scauia 4; 41 It rn 13 installation of new systems. "It was a regular stream education deaq.at Kean Col- Burke threatened to re D«i Moirwi M cdv St Loon » II clr Detroit M cdv SI P Tampa M 1' Hi About 20 percent of the running down the street." lege Other members of the sign if Kean were elected, Dululh 11 cdv SI SI* Marl* u » cdv JJ panel will be named next fcl Paw clr Spokana 41 41 M tn state' population, or about 14 A three-year, 1116.599 and Kean has promised to ac- O5J 07 Oacdv Tulta M II clr week 17 cept the resignation , Hartford n » HI Withinaln so m cdv to 1.7 million people, use sep- study to determine what is Htltna u tn Wichita 71 rn 17 10 CdV tic systems, officials said. contributing to the oxygen During the gubernatorial Mellander s task force job Honofulu u Tamparai ur*i Indlcala high Hooiton *4 u .Mcdv starvation of Lake Hopatcong 11 cdv and l vatlardav to 7 p.m "To many people, a septic campaign, Mellander and would not allow him to direct- EST. I*. annul I* 4J cdv tank is a two-piece out- is looking at the role played Ksposilo appeared at a Tren- ly confront Burke because 11 II Prc—Prat Ipltatlofi for 14 noun Juntau •nding ; a m IEST) vaitardav. by septic discharges from ton news conference with Kean will name another task CENTRAL JERSEY RANK KaniCllv M 3* ccmdlllorti oullooa house," said Arnold Bellush, La> vao#i U » Otlk-Skv lakeside homes, said John Keari, and were criticized by lorce to evaluate the state Lllili Hack al 41 lortodav Schiffman's technical assis tant. "In fact many people Koppen, manager of Prince- their colleagues for breaking Department of Education JOCONVf N*NI Offsets • MCXXFSM 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, DECEMBER 7,1981
'•' iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii nun 1111111 liiiiilMiiiiii in Obituaries 11 killed as plane «IM>f mvil M tlffiMtf I Hsjvt) tut writer t camitltt* •* ple who probably won't even to seek a non-professional next day. the United States declared war had advance knowledge of the Japanese There appeared on the taCM4 IM «»r*i Nit MC*a< see his letter? Is our nation so abortion endangers all young on Japan - by unanimous vote in the attack but underestimated the Japanese front page of The Daily Reg- poor that we can't help every- girls. Senate. 388 to 1 in the House of Repre- ister Nov. 18 an article au- one? Must we either let Sea 1 feel it's now the minor's navy and air force. That is part of the thored by Sherry Figdore, re- Bright slide into the sea, or right toassum e responsibility sentatives A few days later, Germany porting the devastation suf- ongoing debate over how the sneak at- passion and caring, Kinsey mediate roadway to Mon- let Newark and Camden slide for her actions to the best of and Italy declared war on the United fered by Sandy Hook, Mon- tack was possible, a debate which is 40 went on tostate , "Our offer mouth Medical Center for the her ability. Furthermore, the mouth Beach and Sea Bright into poverty, crime, starva- States. still stands. As soon as the surrounding communities. fundamental rights have not years old today and undoubtedly will as a result of the weekend tion, and decay? Or can we towns are ready tocontribut e Again, Gov. Byrne, we been taken out of the hands of Today, there will be memorial cere- continue for decades to come. storm. somehow marshall enough monies In Pearl Harbor, six survivors of their share, $3 5 million, we need Jetties, not bumbling bu- resources to prevent both? American citizens. They're Forty years later, we remember To my total amazement are prepared tocarr y out the reaucrats like Mr. Kinsey. As just assumed by the minor the attack on ,the USS Arizona, whose Martin B. Brilliant and shock, it was reported shore protection..." one of your last official acts, instead of the parent. crew suffered more than half of the Pearl Harbor amid yet another debate, that David N Kinsey, direc- What we need in Sea you would serve the citizens Responsibility DenisePedone casualties that day. will be present for the debate on nuclear arms, in a world tor of the DEP's Division of Bright and Monmouth Beach, of Sea Bright in particular Coastal Resources, de- the ceremonies aboard the memorial which fears the possibility of nuclear now, is the construction of and the state in general well Keansburg termined that "no emer- if you ordered the immediate that straddles the remains of that bat- war. To remember Pearl Harbor is to jetties, not only to protect our To the Editor: Thanks gency situation existed." In towns, but also to maintain emergency construction of tleship Below the memorial, entombed remember the need for a nation strong true bureaucratic fashion and I wish to comment on a Port Monmouth State Highway 36, the major jetties and the Immediate re- letter you printed on Sept. 22, in the sunken hull of the Arizona, are the and alert; It is also to remember the with a total lack of under- artery connecting with Sandy moval of Mr. Kinsey. Both To the Editor: standing, not tomentio n com- concerning the abortion bill This is a letter tothan k the bodies of the 1.177 sailors and marines horror of war and to determine to work Hook and the most im- actions are critical for the (A-1155) It requires the pa- survival of our town. Dally Register for existing. I who went down with the battleship for peace. rental notification before an have been a carrier for over Andrew B. Manning abortion could be performed two years now. I have won on a minor daughter. I dis- both cash and prizes. Most a. Holmdel agree. I recently ran into a recently, a Thanksgiving tur- To the Editor: situation where I met a girl key. My family and I found Early intervention I want to thank Mr. An- who tried to give herself an the turkey most enjoyable. drew Manning for answering abortion, and then would not With my earnings I have The state Senate, by a vote of 35-0, that has neither been incorporated in a my letter about Sea Bright. go to the hospital. Days later bought many of the things I last week approved a bill that mandates block grant nor cut back by the Reagan We now know more than the she suffered severe pains in couldn't afford without this education and other services for develop- administration. Register article gave us: that the abdomen and finally job, including two trips toLa s mentally disabled children from birth to the $7 5 million cost of shore agreed tog o toth e hospital. Vegas and two ten speeds. We congratulate Van Wagner on the The damage tohe r body could five years old State and federal funds protection will cover $32 5 I would also like to thank passage of this vital and compassionate million of assessed valuation, be extensive. It was an inci- most of my customers for would provide 90 percent of the esti- legislation, for which he worked so many and about 2,000 people. That dent I will never forget. being so friendly and up to mated cost of $21 million a year The years. We commend, too, Raymond and makes it look a lot better. It's I would hate to think of date on their payments. only $3,750 per person, or IS legislation to provide the necesary state Judy Waters of Tinton Falls, who also any minor endangering her Jerry Schnoor money first was introduced seven years percent of assessed valu- toiled years for the legislation. Raymond ation But we still haven't ago by Assemblyman Richard Van Waters is president of Special Needs been told whether this will Wagner, D-Monmouth. If the governof Infant Project, Inc., a three-year-old buy Sea Bright one year of Today in history signs the bill, the program would start in safety, or 20. How soon will umbrella group composed of educational By The Associated Press who bad plotted his over- 1983 we have tod o it again? associations and advocacy organizations Today is Monday, Dec. 7, throw. 'Developmental^ disabled" is a I certainly know about the the Mist day of 1M1. There for the handicapped, which worked to get And In 1979, militants occu- term that refers to children with a wide special charms of Sea Bright: are M days remaining in the pying the U.S embassy In the bill through the Legislature range of handicaps, such as speech im- The sadly eroding beaches, year. Tehran reaffirmed their de- the sunrises over the ocean, pediments, motor impairments, Downs Gov. Byrne has deleted money from Today's highlight in his- mand that the ousted Shah be state budgets for the preschool program the sunsets over the river, itstory: returned to Iran as a condition Syndrome Providing handicapped chil- unique restaurants. Its for the American hostages' in the past on the grounds that the pro- On Dec. 7, 1941, Japan dren with the extra help they need during marinas, the "No Tres- bombed Pearl Harbor, send- release. 'hi'ir earliest formative years, the pre- gram should be legislatively mandated passing".signs along the sea ing the United State* into Ten years ago: An un- and not established by budget appropria- wall. I also wonder how long World War II. school years, can help alleviate the prob- we can preserve it at any manned Soviet space capsule lem. It also can help the children ad- tion. This legislation removes that objec- On this date: was sending radio and tele- cost. Its houses really are In 1917, the United States vance so that they get the most benefit tion New Jersey has been a national built on sand. vision signals back from the declared war on Austria-Hun- planet Mars. Irom school programs when they reach leader in education for the handicapped. But I worry, most when gary. school age The governor's signature on this bill Mr. Manning suggests that In 1953, David Ben-Gurion Thought For Today. I mist The federal funds for the project would make us one of eight states that we should be more willing to resigned as premier of Israel. fight if I would win. Anything spend money on Sea Bright In 1974, Archbishop seem assured, a happy Van Wagner mandate the early intervention program worth having is worth fighting than on the "irresponsible Makarlos returned to Cyprus for preschoolers. It is necessary legisla- 'Spitting on the floor, eh? I'm closing down ikU for. — Viscount Nelson, Brit- noted Thursday after the Senate passed and uncaring inhabitants of after five months in exile, ish naval commander thr bill; it is one of the few programs tion and he should sign it promptly. place!' Newark and Camden Isn't be saying he would pardon those (17M-1806). SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7,1981 The Arts The Daily Register 7 Christmas glows McCarter 'Carol' in Dam Site play virtually flawless By ROB RE1NALDA ByBILLZAPCIC TINTON FALLS - "The Butterflngers Theater Theater Angel, Mary and Joseph, Herod the Nut, and PRINCETON - At the beginning of the McCarter Theatre Company's production ot the Slaughter of 12 Hit Carols In a Pear Tree" In this something of the show's meaning is Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," the The McCarter cast lives up to the billings and that's just the title lost. narrators admonish the audience to under- of "professional" and of "company;" Wait - it gets better. ' The script may be at fault for much of stand that Marley is dead. If the audience there's not a weak member among the 27- Written by William Gibson, The Dam Site this, though. does not understand this from the outset, the penon lot. Except for occasional lapses into Dinner Theater's 1981 Christmas offering, As the Hit Carol Slaughterers, Derek narrators say, then the tale that unfolds will mumbling, the cait captures character and which opened this weekend, Is a fractured Smith-Wlnnes, Charly Lawson, Bob Hen- not be believable. tone alike. look at the birth of Christ and the events drlckson, Pat Hendrlckson and Jane Murphy Foster's credibility lies heavily in his leading up to it, spiced with about a dozen are absolutely wonderful, treating each of Their words are unneeded; this tale Is fact-and-figure cynicism; as a money- popular carols along the way. their many minor roles with energy and believable beyond the normal limits of changer, he deals in tangibles. Marley's pres- And If you like kings or goats or gibbering imagination. Murphy and Pat Hendrlckson as credibility. It is, in fact, the high believ- ence, and the images offered by the other louts oi* gossipy women circa 1 B.C., it's Mary's chatterbox neighbors are perfectly ability of McCarter's "A Christmas Carol" three spirits, are tangible enough to persuade worth a trip. obnoxious; Murphy is also fine later as a that makes this production a near-perfect Scrooge to change. It's easy to believe the • Director Don T. Gretzinger has molded sleeping donkey, front legs akimbo, and as an translation of the written word into visual change in Scrooge because it comes in clear- art. the eclectic group of actors into a surprising- innkeeper's daughter. Smlth-Winnes, Lawson ly delineated stages. The story is simple and many-times-told: ly cohesive cast. and Bob Hendrlckson are priceless as Mary's Doyle's Marley, full and overblown, domi- Jon Ford, as the Angel, is replete with incoherent, baby-hunting brothers, returning Through the Intervention of spirits, the st- ingiest, hardest-hearted man in London be- nates the scene. His character is big enough halo (which looks suspiciously like Christmas later as the three wise men trying to find the to touch the miser's hardened heart. manger with a road map. comes the most charitable. tree garland), white angel's robe and Gerald Lanchester as Bob Cratchitt Set on Christmas Eve in 1843, the two-act matching white Keds, a golden trumpet and shows the humility, the "knows his place" And that, of course, leaves only the Pear play centers around Ebeneezer Scrooge his everpresent Good Booklet of instructions, attitude rampant among the 19th-century Tree, as portrayed by Diann Kunkle, who (Herb Foster), who is haunted by his long- through which he directs the action with a working class Britons. insists her roots are In dancing, and that she dead partner Marley (Jay Doyle). Marley well-meaning but bewildered stammer. Ford wood If she only could. Kunkle Is both funny sends three ghosts, those of Christmases John Mansfield as Fred keeps optimism is marvelous as the cherubic blunderer and elegant In her several turns on stage. past, present and yet to come, and they show alive; Bruce Somerville as young Scrooge whose best-laid plans work out after all. Under the musical direction of Sister Scrooge the error of his ways. cleanly splits Scrooge's warm, early days As Mary and Joseph, Kathy Reed and Rose Marie DICamlllo, the cast sounds fine, from his avaricious later life. Jake DeFayke work well together, loving fracturing only the lyrics of the songs, and The simple, natural staging by director Lawrence Holofcener as Christmas Pres- each othej without necessarily understanding not the music. Ford and Lawson show partic- Nagle Jackson, who adapted this story for the ent is frivolous, like a drinking buddy, yet each other. Reed is boisterous and fun as the ular strength in their songs. stage, exploits beautifully the technical straightforward in his truth. Penelope Reed virginal and understandably naive Mary, who FOOTLIGHTS - The uncredited set de- brilliance of Brian Martin's set. With a as Christmas Past is wraithlike yet curiously tells Joseph she expects her child "some- sign works quite well in its adaptability and myriad of revolving platforms, self-opening aloof. time around Christmas." DeFayke's Joseph aesthetic value, greatly enhanced by Ed and closing doors, scenery pieces flown from FOOTLIGHTS — The play closes Sunday is earthy, wary, and very real. McGulre's lighting, which offers the famed above and other wonders that shall remain Evening performances are at 8, with selected As Herod the Nut and the intrusive Man in star over Bethlehem and a very holy-looking secret, this set is a star in itself. matinees at 2:30. The theater, at 91 Univer- Gray, Thorn Magin does not clearly portray white light from above. Both the set and the adaptation were used sity Place, should be contacted. Many shows the attitudes of his several characters, and Performances continue Wednesday, Fri- in last year's production here; the set has are sold out. - they become cloudily overdone or non-de- day, Saturday and Sunday evenings through been improved, modified. The script made Of the highest merit are costumes by script. The relationship between the Man In Jan. 10. Reservations are required for the JAY DOYLE its debut at the Milwaukee Repertory Com- Elizabeth Covey, lighting by Sean Murphy Gray and the Angel Is not fully explored, and 6:30 dinner and 8 30 curtain. Jacob Marley in 'A Chriitmat Carol' pany in 1976. and hair design by Patrik D. Moreton.
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t. £mpin?M4 '1* •'•*• Dtiiy Regnte' and tt* Cental .Mrwy MIDDLETOWN - The Challenge of Single Parenting," C^apl* '•' '"• Am«r«an Kesri Auociation and TTv«Hf dapen a two hour discussion, will be held in the basement hall of the •font* *'• not BlgibW lo «nn CRUISE?? SKIRTS SI Mary's Church on Leonardville Road Wednesday at 8 p m. I'lw |>r»Kr.im part of the church's Adult Religious En- richment Scries, will be led by Mrs Antoma Malone, a single 8 WALLACE ST.,RED BANK 842-6610 pjri'nl with nine children DR. BROTHERS 15 The Daily Register CLASSIFIED 16 MAKE A DATE 20 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7,1981 Sports Seahawks Giants remain alive do it again SEATTLE (AP) - The Seattle Seahawks, an old New after windy victory York Jets' nemesis, showed the Jeti a little something different this time around. By JONNI FALK straight game in place of the injured "That was because Ed (McGlasson, But the result was the same — a Seahawks' victory. Phil Simms, completed only five of 22 the kick snapper) was having trouble As a result, the Jets' playoff aspirations aren't quite what EAST RUTHERFORD - The wind passes, but he did not throw any in- with the snap into the wind," Danelo they were when they arrived at the Kingdome yesterday to blew; the ball flew - in all directions. terceptions, a plus on a day when the explained. "The snap on the extra point play the Seahawks. For the New York Giants the wind win was making passes dance like after the touchdown almost got away at blew just well enough for them to grab a knuckleballs. that end. 10-7 win over the Los Angeles Rams. "I didn't want any interceptions, "The wind was frustrating anyway. Bills turn back Thus, the Giants keep their playoff and I was probably throwing too careful- On the 49-yarder. the ball was going hopes alive with a 7-7 record, and those ly," Brunner said. "You had to throw a good but faded to the left. On the 60- Chargers, page 11 seven wins are their most in a season perfect ball today to avoid intercep- yarder to that same end, the ball was since 1972, when they were 84. tions. The ball was doing everything. heading just where I aimed it and then it The win came on Rob Carpenter's One pass I threw curved at least three faded right It was the worst wind I have one-yard run late in the third period and feet. I couldn't believe it." ever seen in this stadium. With that last Quarterback Dave Krieg, a second-year pro from little Joe Danelo's 19-yard field goal three Surprisingly, the Giants won the toss field goal, the important thing was the Milton College in Wisconsin, was the little something dif- seconds into the fourth period. Danelo's and elected to receive instead of taking three points. It was a short kick and ferent the Seahawks showed the ambitious Jets. kick was the only score made into the the wind. When Jennings had to punt, wouldn't hook until after it went Filling in for the injured Jim Zorn, Krieg passed for two wind in the game. the ball carried only 34 yards, and through. We were more concerned with touchdowns, including a 57-yarder to Steve Largent for the At the beginning of the game, the LeRoy Irvin returned it to the Giants' the snap." game-winner with 8:21 to go, and ran for another in Seattle's wind-chill factor was announced at 5 46. A 15-yard roughing penalty on Gary Bright, the former Canadian Foot- 27-23 National Football League victory. degrees with the winds gusting over 40 Jeter helped the Rams score eight plays ball League return champion who Zorn, who suffered a broken left ankle In a loss to Oakland miles an hour. Because of that wind, later with Wendell Tyler going over doesn't believe in fair catches, had a at Seattle the previous Sunday, watched from the Seattle there were only 13 passes completed in from the 2. Corral's conversion was premonition he was going to have a big coaches' box. the entire game, and both punters, Pat good, and the two teams went into a day. He did: four returns for 101 yards The Jgts had been tied with Miami for first place in the Corral of the Rams and Dave Jennings holding pattern for close to three peri- "We felt before the game that the American Football Conference East. They wound up the of the Giants, almost had the ball blown ods. special teams would have to break it afternoon in third place in the division behind both Miami and back in their faces on occasion. Danelo missed a 49-yard field goal open," he said. "We also thought the Buffalo. It was the kind of game that was try in the second period and a 60-yarder return to the right would work. We had "It's tough," sighed Jets' quarterback Richard Todd, who going to be won in the trenches, and it as the half ended. Both were with the worked on it after watching Corral In passed for 288 yards and two touchdowns. "It's up to us to win was. The Rams mustered 240 yards of swirling wind. films. our last two and someone else has to get knocked off. We no total offense, but only 68 of them were In the end, it was the special teams "On the big return, the ball hung up longer control our own destiny." passing. In truth, the Rams' defense that won it for the Giants. Jennings there. I didn't hear any footsteps, so I The Seahawks have been eliminated from the playoffs but played even better than the Giants', kicked out of bounds (with the wind) at caught it and ran. It was just a matter of Krieg performed as If he had his own playoff aspirations. giving up only 147 yards, 60 of them by the Rams' 4, and Leon Bright returned getting past the first guy. There was "It was unbelievable," Krieg bubbled. "I couldn't be- passing. Corral's punt 16 yards to the Rams' 34. plenty of blocking downfield." lieve things would turn out the way they did. "It wasn't very pretty," Coach Ray Carpenter broke a couple of tackles and Of such things are victories made. "It will be tomorrow or even Wednesday before I realize Perkins said, "but it was a victory. Our seemingly ran for a touchdown, but the QUICK KICKS: The Giants have what happened." , as>MM guys did a good job of hanging together, ball was whistled dead at the 31. probably lost defensive end Curtis Krieg did throw three interceptions but his outstanding IN YOUR FACE — Seattle Seahawk safety Kenny and our defense played well. This should The Rams then got a 15-yard rough- McGriff for the rest of the season with performance - 20 of 26 for 264 yards - befuddled the Jets, Easley knocks Jets quarterback Richard Todd to the pick us up for the next two weeks. ing penalty on Carl Ekern and five-yard torn knee ligaments Beasley Reece led who never .have beaten the Seahawks. They are now 0-6 ground during the first half of yesterday's game. "Before the game I thought the two offsides on Phil Murphy to help the the defense with eight tackles and four against Seattle. keys to winning were being able to run I Giants Carpenter scored from the 1, but assists Byron Hunt, playing in place of The 23-year-old former free agent passed 6 yards to Sam came in Shea Stadium Oct. 25 to — you guessed it — the on them and stopping their running' the penalties were two of the calls re- injured Brad Van Pelt, had five tackles McCullum for a score In the first quarter and tallied on a 1- Seahawks. game. As it turned out, the key to win- ferred to by Malavasi. and five assists. yard quarterback sneak in the third period. New York went ahead 23-20 with 9:21 left on a 1-yard ning was the defense." Just before the end of the third quar- Lawrence Taylor had the game's "David Krieg's play was outstanding," said Seattle Coach touchdown pass from Todd to Kevin Long but the Seahawks Coach Ray Malavasi, who saw his ter, Bright came to the rescue again, only interception — promptly fumbling Jack Patera. "I can't say enough about his performance." came back and went ahead to stay just one minute later on the Rams eliminated from any glimmer of this time with a 55-yard return to the the ball to Reece. Taylor, Jeter and Bill Largent was on the receiving end of seven Krieg passes for Krieg to Largent 57-yarder. playoff hopes with a 5-9 record, was not Rams' 8. Carpenter carried three Neill each had one sack. a career high of 160 yards. As expected, Jets' Coach Walt Michaels lauded Krieg and pleased. "There were three or four straight times to the 2 before Danelo Corral was short with a 49-yard field "We've been telling him (Krieg) all week, 'Don't worry didn't talk about the playoffs. calls (by officials) that were terrible," kicked his winning field goal on the first goal try with the wind five minutes into about making great plays,'" Largent said with a laugh. "You can't laugh at any college In the country," said Malavasi said. "They may have cost us play of the final period. Oddly, the the fourth period He averaged 34.4 on The last laugh was on the Jets, now 8-5-1. Seattle snapped a Michaels, "when you have a place called Milton produce a the game.'' Giants had let the clock run out so they seven punts, and Jennings was 35.9 on five-game New York winning streak. The previous Jets' loss quarterback like him (Krieg)." Scott Brunner. starting his third could kick into the wind. nine wins Shore marathon to honor memory of Ostermiller By JIM HINTKI.M ANN of his life yesterday, over- ning now, but he is still sixth in 1978 and 1979, and Five minutes behind coming wind gusts of 50 running." was second last year to Whitehead was 28-year old ASBURY PARK - A miles an hour, 35-degree "I felt strong right to Steve Molnar of John Dave Billings of Ocean few days ago, Cliff temperatures, a wind chill the end," Whitehead said. stown. Pa. • Grove. He took runnerup Whitchead of Wall Town- factor close to zero, and a "Nothing was going to "These were the worse honors in 2:27:13. His per- ship dedicated his running talented field of 3,000 stop me. This was a special conditions ever," foramnce was exceptional in the 11th annual Jersey runners to win the mara- marathon for me and it Whitehead said. "But I because he was competing Shore Marathon to the thon with a time of two meant a lot." didn't run in the snow in his first marathon. memory of 17-year-old hours, 22 minutes and eight This was the fifth Jer- years." "I didn't know what to Brian Ostermiller. a cross seconds, an excellent sey Shore Marathon for 25- The race started out as expect, " Billings said. "I country runner at Henry clocking considering the year old Whitehead, who a carbon copy of last year was back in sixth or sev- Hudson Regional High conditions. graduated from Christian with Whitehead and enth place until the 18-mile School who died of "I was thinking of Brothers Academy and Molnar running close, but mark and then began to leukemia a short time ago. Brian, " Whitehead said West Chester State Col- Molnar pulled ahead at the pick up the slack " They bad been close "He was sick but still lege. nine-mile mark and ap- Billings finally took friends. helped the cross country He was eighth in his peared to be ready to score over second place at the 22- Whltehead ran the race team. He might not be run- first marathon In 1977. a repeat victory when mis- mile mark and won by a fortune struck. full minute over third With a 40-second lead on place Mark Amundson of Whitehead at the IB-mile Blodmfield (2:28:14). mark, Molnar was cross- "When I hit the 22-mile ing the North Asbury Park mark. I knew that I was bridge when he looked paying for it, but I felt I back to see where could hold on. I knew Whitehead was. In doing where everyone was and I Unlilir onoloi By Larn fri* so, he tripped against a wasn't concerned with any- A COLO WAIT — Spectators along the course of yesterday's Jersey Shore curb and fell hitting his body catching up." Marathon keep a lookout for approaching runners. The freezing temperatures head. He was not seriously Winning the women's made It tough on everybody. hurt, but had to stop run- division was Kare Cossa- ning. boon-Holm of Rochester, The strong winds pres- showed during the race. i CIIII w^ snora »c. "I saw him standing NY. She took the lead at ented a problem to Cossa- "There weren't that V^lliSffiSmlSnSSmmt there with a policeman," the 15-mile mark and won boon-Holm. many spectators, but they »,»•,»,•,, ', x^"\ VSFiSlm. Whitehead said, "and I with a time of 2:53:05. Her It just seemed that at were very enthusiastic ' Eatontiwn. 13041,6 J#H N«U. oct.™ knew he must have fallen. husband, Craig Holm, had no time could I count on she said ?^'&? "nn.T'SflSSilX'. I felt sorry for him." won the 1979 marathon. He running straight. The wind concord, N H .1 u «, j pat GIOW. had planned to compete gusted you one way or an- "It was an exhilirating Whitehead received both »»>.«,.. TOJ,,R,,., • »»«.» |»« feeling being in the lead this year, but an injury other but every once in a while a gust would get be- the John Haves Memorial »«£'• J,h*'nVSi«i* » ». »'SXi instead of playing catch- kept him out. Tro hv {or B s J up," Whitehead said. hind me and push me for- P -personal SKMJ ...;. •",','ViJljf ,1 B 2 "Craig told me that it ward " possession and tne Key- Ganagh#r New von*, i v s« 17 Bob Whitehead didn't start would be worthwhile run- stone Cup which will be put jjJJJftJnJIft;,! i' £' » i™e™ running until he got out of ning in the Jersey Shore Cossaboon-Holm is a high school. Marathon," she said. "I graduate of Cortland State on display at the Keystone nan Nortnn.io. wa» i J» is, 20 Mark Savings and Loan in |cJirSKi.nVm!p.lrj?«o'i».'n1BrT.'lr! "I played baseball at had been running for over and is currently the man- 0 CBA, but when my batting four years. ager of the University of Asbury Park SSSMM Bogota ?''"'«' it L"ii! average was what my time "I ran half of this mar- Rochester Medical Center Cossaboon-Holm re- aavvii'n. i «i w a oav. Dunn.! athon last year, but had to Fitness Center. ceived the City of Asbury """"VrMii"im.n i.w » was today. I decided to B 6 H >< AN6 THE WINNER IS... — Cliff Whitehead of the Shore Athletic Club crosses compete in a sport where drop out because I wasn't She was also pleased Park Trophy which is giv- , »ss ° M "J'™' w.f,'" SITES: the finish line yesterday to win the 11th annual Jersey Shore Marathon. hard work pays off." properly trained." with the hospitality people en to the first woman fin- 1 »s ». « «»< or*in, m«umn. isher. 112 g1" 0<* """"""• *""""** Ex-Ranger Sulliman helps top former mates, 5-3 NEW YORK (AP) - Doug Sulliman along with defenseman Chris front of the management which traded Jets S, Islanders t seconds into the middle period. an outstanding game, turned aside 30 claimed be wasn't Interested In ven- Kotsopoulos and minor leaguer Gerry me. That happens anytime a player ii WINNIPEG, Alberta - Rookie cen- Hawerchuk then went to work, tak- shots. ' geance You'll have a tough time con- McDonald for high-scoring center Mike traded. But I'm not one for revenge or ter Dale Hawerchuk fired a pair ol ing a pass from Scott Amell and unload- Carroll opened the scoring by taking vincing the New York Rangers of that. Rogers, was having none of the revenge anything like that. third-period goals to spark the Winnipeg ing a 35-foot slapshot that beat Islanders a pass out from behind the net by John Sulliman led his new National Hock- talk "I've fell some pressure because Jets over the New York Islanders. goalie Roland Melanson at 1 20 Tonelli and beating Soetaert with a ey League team, the Hartford Whalers, "The trade was the best thing that they (the Whalers) traded a big goal- Winnipeg, which snapped a four- An Ameil pass at 14:51 again set up backhander But Lindstrom pounced on to a W victory over his former mates, ever happened to me," said Sulliman, scorer. I've wanted to do well for the game losing streak, led 2-1 after the Hawerchuk, this time froip 15 feet, and a loose puck in the right faceoff circle the Rangers, last night with a one-foal the Rangers' first draft pick In 1079 who team, myself and (Whalers Coach-Gen- first period on goals by Willy Lindstrom he drilled the puck past the. Islander and beat Melanson from 10 feet, then two-assist performance It was a special scored only eight goals with New York eral Manager) Larry Pleau, who and Normand Dupont, who scored on a goalie to give Winnipeg a 4-2 lead Dupont deflected In a shot by Dave way to even things up a bit after being - he shuttled between the NHL and showed so much confidence In me. It power play. Dave Christian iced the game with Babych. dealt away by the Rangers at the outset minor leagues for two seasons. "It's so annoyed me to see It said the trade was The Islanders, who got a first-period an empty-net goal at 18:44. of this season. great because I'm playing regularly. lopsided and the Whalers got nothing for goal from Billy Carroll, came back to Melanson faced 24 shots while Jets' Trottier evened it with a backahnder Rogers." netminder Doug Soetaert, who played from right in front of Soetaert. But Sulliman, who went to Hartford "Of course. I wanted to do well In tie It 2-2 on Bryan Trottler's tally 32 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1981 At least one guy believes in Ali Sports in brief SiTbld Aliwatcher and sometimes confi- dor"said Irving Rudd "He may even win create — Heaven help us. • dant is convinced that Ali will beat Trevor impressively, and can you imagine what that "But don't laugh it off." Berbick in his comeback fight Friday night in would do to the heavyweight picture? Rudd. 64, is a son of Russian immigrants the Bahamas and set off another wave of "Ali has a forum again. He's no longer is out of the Brownsville section of Brooklyn Muhammadmania '' just The Greatest.' he's the 'Super which also produced Danny Kaye, Phil Sil- "Its a gut feeling and knowing Ali as I Greatest.' Can you imagine the storm he can vers. Steve Lawrence and Murder, Inc.. not to mention a distinguished line of lawyers, WILL doctors and statesmen. Rudd chose none of these fields. He was destined to become a press agent, one of the GRIMSLEY last of a dying breed cut from the cloth of Cash'n'Carry Pyle and P.T. Barnum He would sell his soul for a catchy headline. As a kid, he hung around the boxing clubs and was doing press agentry for hand-to- mouth promoters before he got out of his teens He peddled items when the ring game and Muhammad Ali. was thriving in Ridgewood Grove, an arena "The two greatest press agents I've ever the borough of Queens. known," said the veteran drum beater. He took orders from Walter O'Malley as "Both had a finger on the public pulse. Some promotion director of the Brooklyn Dodgers people thought All was a bombastic bore and in the 1950s and then, when the big city regarded Casey a loveable clown. Listen, became enamored of harness racing, he maybe they weren't school smart but both joined Yonkers Raceway for 12 yean. had sharp minds and wonderful down-to- In 1963 he pierced the Iron Curtain by earth philosophies. persuading the Russians to send horses to the "They were both puckish, playing the Yonkers track. press and public on a string, but never When the New York City Off-Track Bet- cruel." ting was inaugurated in New York in 1970, he Rudd recalled how Ali once summoned was hired as Director of Public Relations. him into his room in the middle of the night to The first thing he did was bring in Jimmy to read a speech he was to deliver to the The Greek" Snyder from Las Vegas as a National Press Club in Washington, D.C. consultant. "I was astounded," Rudd said. "It was But too much sweat of the gyms had written in long hand on legal pads. It was seeped into his blood and he could not resist a almost a sermon, warning his audience to APMMM return to boxing He had a hand in publicizing always listen to the little people — the poor DOWNHILL DYNAMO — Franz Klammer of Aus- 75 world title fights, including Ali's two bouts and the working mothers — or they would tria speeds down the World Cup rnens downhill with Leon Spinks and the first Sugar Ray have to answer to God." course at Val D'lsere, France yesterday. Klammer Leonard-Roberto Duran fight in Montreal. Ali was an easy touch, Rudd said, recall- won the race In 2:05.22. When Ali took a stance rare for him and ing how he saved an old people's home with a went into a shell, refusing to talk to writers 1100,000 donation after reading they were in prior to the first fight with Spinks in Las trouble and how he built a home in Florida Vegas, it was Rudd who gave it its im- for Houston McTear, a black Olympic run- Boone sold perishable tag: ning prospect who fell on hard times. "The Sphinx vs. the Spinks." Stengel's sense of humor was reflected Rudd. now with Dob Arum's Top Rank, once when, as a director of a Glendale, Calif., Inc.. says he thinks it's a shame that Ali, who bank, he was interviewed by a financial re- will be 40 next month and who was badly to Angels ~~~ porter on the economic state of the country. beaten by WBC titleholder Larry Holmes last "Back in the Depression, when things year, should risk another comeback attempt. were tough, • decided to go Into the window HOLLYWOOD, Ha. (AP) - The Philadelphia "It's a tragedy for all who remember All blind business — everybody's got windows," Phillies got the dealing started at baseballs winter in his greatest moments," Rudd said. "But Casey said. "But then some guy came along meetings Sunday night, shipping veteran catcher Bob the man is mystical, sometimes almost mag- with something called Venetian blinds. I Boone to the California Angels for a reported $250,000 ical He reaches down and draws from a went broke. It was the tint deal in what was exected to be a busy reservoir that only he knows exists." "Then I read that FDR (President Roo- trading week for the 26 major league clubs. Officials Rudd has had the good fortune to work sevelt) changed the date of Thanksgiving, were still checking into the plush Diplomat Hotel when WORKING THE BAG — Former heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali hits the with two of the most fascinating sports per- giving us two Thanksgivings. I bought a tur- the Phillie-Angels deal was formalized. heavv bag at his Nassau, Bahamas, training camp. Ali returns to the ring on Friday sonalities of our age — Casey Stengel, who Boone, 34. batted .211 in 76 games last season and, as against Trevor Berbick key farm. Then they changed back to one. I was a Dodger before he was a Yankee or Met. was up to my ears in turkeys.'' player representative for the National League, be was one of the chief spokesmen for the playen during the 50- day strike. When the play resumed, he lost his regular job to young Keith Moreland and when the Phillies acquired catcher Bo Diaz in a three-way deal with St. Louis and Flock hart's goals Cleveland last month, " became obvious that they would deal at least one catcher at these meetings. The sale left Philadelphia with four receivers on its roster. "With the people we've got now, I'd like to go with two," said new manager Pat Corrales, a former big spark Flyer win league catcher. That means more deals could be ahead. Besides Moreland and Diaz, the Phils' lilt of catchers include rmi.AllKl.l'HIA 'APi - Rookie center rebounding a shot by winger Tim Kerr at rookies Don McCormack and Ossie Virgil Jr. Kon Flockhart made Philadelphia Flyers his- IB 39 of the penalty-free second period. "Three catchers are gone, if we can get the pitching !i>rv m just eight seconds yesterday In the third period, Flockhart put the we need in return," said Bill Giles, who heads the new Flockhart scored twice in that brief time game out of reach with his seventh and eighth ownership of the club. sun in the third period to set a team record goals of the season at 5 10 and again at 5; 18 1 Boone, the son of former major league shortstop Ray T ha< k-lo-back goals by one player as the past Blues goalie Gary Edwards Winger Boone, was the Phillies regular catcher since 1973 A Kiyers won their fourth straight with an 8-2 Brian Propp and center Bobby Clarke added native of San Diego, he was signed out of Stanford • ner the St Louis Blues in National .insurance goals for Philadelphia. University. Hocjtey League action The Flyers are 6-2 in their last eight "There were a couple of ball clubs interested in When you get the ice time, goals start games with Pete Peelers in goal and have Bob," said Phillies General Manager Paul Owens. "He ,u king lor you. said the 20-year-old rookie given up only 17 goals during the period expressed some Interest in returning to California so we I Mured ihree in about 21 seconds in junior worked up the deal with the Angels." " M". 'lut juniors dun t count Sabrei 7. Penguins 4 Klockhart s goals broke the Flyers' mark BI/FFALO, NY- Pittsburgh coach Ed Barber captures senior golf : 20 seconds lor consecutive goals set by • Johnston is crying foul about a Buffalo player • i ggie Leach m 1979 leaving the bench during a second period NORTH MIAMI, Fla - Miller Barber overcame a I didn ; know about the record, but brawl in a National Hockey League contest 16th-hole double bogey to nip defending champion Arnold • r'dinlv being next to Reggie Leach is an that saw the Sabres down the Penguins Palmer by two strokes yesterday in the 4Srd PGA Coloni- h mur in itsell Klockhart said I don t like a coach sending a player off al Penn Senion Championship The wmng renter added that he also likes ihe bench to go after one of our players," Barber shot a closing 1-over-par 73 for a 72-hole total •>'int next to wings Brian Propp and Paul Johnston.said_ of 281, seven under par over the 6,700-yard Turnberry Isle '••n Thes re two of the top wings in Johnston claims Buffalo s Larry Playfair south course. The 50-year-old Barber began the final 'he U-.igue It •. a credit just to be on that ; left the bench and took a swing at Paul round with a three-stroke lead. .:n' Baxter during a second-period brawl that Palmer fired a 2-under-par 70 in the final round for a Philadelphia Coach Pat Quinn agreed resulted in several game misconduct penal- 283, five under par. A 1 Th 'he assessment ties Art Wall and Don January tied for third with 284s, FlorkK is using his wings much better Our guys said they saw I Buffalo coach while Joe Jiminez and Bob Erickson shot 2S6a. new I see siime very positive things out of Scott 1 Bowman point to Playfair to go out Barber, in his fint year on the seniors tour, collected Uuinn said . He jumped off the bench, grabbed Baxter and 120,000 in the victory. It was a game until Flockhart scored jumped back on the bench again That should "I've been chasing Arnold for 20 odd yean and you • • |Uick goals said St Louis coach he m automatic match penalty and a double just don't know how much it means to me to win this — KM) rierenson minor which would make them short for four the PGA Senion," Barber said. "It was against our I hi- los^ extended the Blues winless rriinutes. explained Johnston, whose team peers and when you do that you beat the best.'' -ire.ik in J4 ^ir.n«ht games in Philadelphia trailed the Sabres 3-2 at the time, after Rick M I...ins 1 > 'I 22-2 in Ihe Spectrum since 1972 Kehoe scored a pair of goals minutes before hill Berber WASHINGTON (AP) - A muffed field goal In drdlnali 30, Saints 3 the final minute of play left Philadelphia on the ST. LOUIS, Mo. - The only record NeU short end of a 15-13 upset by the Washington NFC Lomax cares about is the St. Louis Cardinals' Redskins here yesterday and may have cost the won-lost mark. Eagles a fourth straight bid to the National Foot- And that stands at 7-7 following a nifty all- ball League playoffs. learned just after kickoff that both lost their around performance by Lomax in yesterday's games yesterday. "We were trying to win the division, but now victory over the New Orleans Saints. "When we heard the news that we had a we are battling for a playoff spot," Philadelphia Although the Cardinals are only a .500 team chance for first place, the team said, 'Let's go get Coach Dick Vermeil said his team suffered its now and their playoffs hopes are slim, at best, it,'" said wide receiver Kevin House who teamed third straight loss. Lomax said, "I feel like a winner." with quarterback Doug Williams on a 71-yard The rookie quarterback tallied on a 22-yard Moments earlier, the Eagles' John Sciarra scoring play that vaulted Tampa Bay past the scramble and set up two other first-half scores hobbled a snap from center on an 25-yard field Falcons with 9:34 remaining in the game. goal attempt that could have put Philadelphia on during a near-record string of 10 straight pass Williams' second touchdown pass of the day top with just 54 seconds remaining. completions. came four minutes after Atlanta's William An- "John is the most sure-handed football player But, he insisted, "I didn't feel I had a particu- drews ran 2 yards to give the Falcons a 23-17 lead. we have, but he dropped the ball," Vermeil said. larly good game. At the beginning, I felt a little The victory wasn't secured, however, until "Maybe we are just snakebnit." jumpy. I felt like I had to do a little extra.'' Atlanta's Mick Luckhurst, who had kicked three The loss dropped the Eagles to 9-5, two games Lomax, making his fourth start since becom- first-half field goals, missed a 45-yard attempt behind Dallas in the NFC Eastern Division, and ing the Cardinals' No. 1 quarterback, completed with four seconds remaining, after quarterback left them still searching for a wildcard spot In the three passes in as many attempts for 30 yards Steve Bartkowski had marched the Falcons to the playoffs. before his touchdown run gave St. Louis a 7-3 lead Tampa Bay 28. "I expected to win today; I expected to win with 13 secnds left in the first period. "It was a magnificent spectacle. I'll tell you last week," Vermeil said. "Now it's on to Dal- Although he has carried the ball 15 times for 85 one thing we can make it exciting," Tampa Bay las." yards and two touchdowns this season, Lomax Coach John McKay said. "I just had another Washington took the lead midway in the final said he has no desire to be labeled a running electrocardiagram. If I'm not going to die out quarterback. period when linebacker Monte Coleman returned there, I'm not going to die for a while." an interception 52 yards for a touchdown. "I look around and I see other quarterbacks In "It bounced off from somebody," Coleman Packers 31, Lions 17 the league with knee braces. 1 don't want to see said. "I don't know who it was. I just went on GREEN BAY, Wis. - Green Bay quarterback Neil Lomax that way," he said. instinct. I just got it and ran." Lynn Dickey said there's a simple explanation for Lomax only carried the ball one other time Redskins coach Joe Gibbs said the come-from- the Packers' remarkable turnabout. yesterday, preferring to put it in the air. And he behind victory demonstrated how far his team has "It's the offensive line. It's been super. When was on target most of the time after an unproduc- come this season. I get that kind of time, I feel I can really tive opening series. "I am very proud of the team, being out of the produce," said Dickey, who passed for 279 yards playoffs," Gibbs said. "It snows the kind of and two touchdowns yesterday to spark the Bean It, Vikings I character they have for us to build on next year." Packers, 7-7, to their fifth victory in their last six CHICAGO — Brian Baschnagel took a hard The Redskins, 6-8, trailed 13-6 at the end of National Football League starts, a 31-17 victory look at the Minnesota defense and suggested the three quarters but rallied behind Mark Mosley's over the Detroit Lions. Chicago Bears use their stop-and-go pass. 45-yard field goal and Coleman's interception to Dickey's touchdown passes came on plays "I always look over a defense carefully before take a 15-13 lead with 6:29 remaining in the game. covering 5 yards to Paul Coffman and 15 to James I go to a quarterback or a coach with a play," said The Eagles' final drive started from their own Lofton. Harlan Huckleby scored twice on 1-yard Baschnagel, who then took a pass from substitute 20 with 2:17 remaining. Quarterback Ron plunges, as the Packers stormed back from 10-0 quarterback Bob Avellini for 72 yards and a Jaworski, who earlier threw two touchdown deficit to snap Detroit's three-game winning touchdown to give the Bears a victory over the passes to Billy Campfleld, completed four passes streak. The Lions slipped to 7-7. Vikings. as Philadelphia moved to the Redskins' 14. The Lions, who had led the NFC in sacks, "The didn't expect us to go deep," said Running plays by Wilbert Montgomery and tackled Dickey for losses only twice. The Packer Baschnagel. "We had the play in our game plan Booker Russell moved the Eagles to the 8. But offensive line, burned for 32 sacks in the team's and they were vulnerable. I'm not the fastest guy Philadelphia kicker Tony Franklin never got the (first eight games, has allowed only nine in the last in the world but Bob hit me in full stride. No, we chance to boot what would have been the go-kick six. had not used the play before." field goal after an errant pass from center was "Detroit has the best front four we've faced, The play came immediately after the Vikings covered by the defending Redskins with 54 sec- and you saw what we could do," Packer offensive had taken a 7-3 lead on a 3-yard touchdown pass onds left on the clock. tackle Greg Koch said. from Tommy Kramer to Ahmad Rashad and the "The criticism we got earlier in the year was touchdown pass was the first thrown by the little- Bucs 24. Falcons 23 one of the best things that could have happened used Avellini in two years. He was only in the TAMPA, Fla. — Tampa Bay's pulsating vic- because it brought us closer as a unit," he said. game because Vince Evans was fighting a cold tory over the Atlanta Falcons yesterday gave the "We knew we were good, even though we hadn't and had been totally ineffective. Bucs sole possession of first place in the NFC been playing good." "Vince had a good week until Thursday when BROUGHT BACK — Charlie Smith of the Philadelphia Eagles (85) is brought down Central Division. "Dickey had a lot of time and that was our he came down with the cold," said Coach Neill bv Jeris White of the Washington Redskins (45) after catching a pass from The Bucs started the day tied with Minnesota fault," said Detroit defensive end William Gay, Armstrong. "We let him start to see how well he quarterback Ron Jaworski. The Play was brought back because of a penalty. and Detroit for the division leadership and who had one of the Lions' two sacks. could do." Bills top Chargers; 49ers beat Broncs stop Chiefs Cincinnati SAN DIEGO (AP) - Buffalo Coach Chuck Knox said "There were no secrets" to stopping San Diego's powerful offense in the AFC Inter-conference second half of the Bills' 28-27 victory yester- day. "The defense came up with the big plays. position where we could have lost. I don't CINCINNATI (AP) - A few days ago, San Francisco and stopped them when we had to," said know how he caught it. You don't see that Coach Bill Walsh called Cincinnati the best team in the Knox after the Bills stayed alive for a berth many passes caught that close to the quarter- National Football League. Yesterday, after his 49ers beat the in the National Football League playoffs. back." Bengals 21-3, he changed his assessment only slightly. The biggest play came with less than two Kansas City quarterback Steve Fuller "They had been playing as the best team in the league but minutes remaining, when Buffalo comer said Swenson "just made a great defensive they didn't quite meet up to their standards this week." said back Ruius Bess recovered a Chuck Muncie play. I never saw him. I didn't expect him to Walsh "I still think they are one of the great teams in the fumble deep in Bills' territory to end the be back there, but Denver's defense is like league. Chargers' final threat. that." "It was a hard-fought game and I think the better team "It was a great game against a great The victory, coupled with San Diego's won I'd hate to have to think of playing them again — which team," said Knox. "You can't shut San 28-27 loss to Buffalo, enabled Denver to break is always possible," he said, looking ahead to a prospective Diego out. Their offense is so potent, we out of a three-way logjam at the top of the Super Bowl matchup. knew we had to score a lot of points.'' division standings. The Broncos raised their Before they get there, the Bengals have to get into the The Bills, with the stingiest defense in the season record to 9-5, while Kansas City and playoffs. The 49«rs kept them from clinching a post-season AFC, limited the explosive Chargers to Just San Diego both fell to 8-6, severely damaging berth and sent the Bengals into a game next Sunday in two field goals in the second half. their playoff hopes. Pittsburgh, a game which could be pivotal. "We had a lot of big plays by a lot of "I knew the concentration wasn't 100 percent during the people," said Knox. Dolphin 24, Patriots 14 MIAMI - Embattled Miami quarterback week, but I didn't think it was that bad," said Cincinnati The victory boosted the Bills to 9-5, a half- Coach Forrest Gregg. "We've gotten up high emotionally for game behind Miami in the AFC East race. David Woodley came up with the big plays — including a 1-yard touchdown dive and a 4- a lot of games in a row Maybe that's why we were a little low. The Chargers, 8-6, dropped to second In the It's been about seven weeks since I tasted defeat. It didn't AFC West behind Denver, and San Diego yard scoring pass to halfback Eddie Hill — yesterday to lead the Dolphins over the hap- taste any better than it did seven weeks ago.'' remains in strong contention for a playoff less New England Patriots. spot. Cowboys 37, Colts 13 Charger safety Pete Shaw said Buffalo's The Dolphins' win, coupled with the Jets' BALTIMORE — Ron Springs scored three touchdowns, ability to convert on key situations turned the lost to Seattle, puts Miami into first place n one on a pass from substitute quarterback Glenn Carano, as tide the AFC Eastern Division with a 9-4-1 record. The Jets are 8-5-1. the Dallas Cowboys whipped Baltimore and handed the Colts "That's what broke our backs," said their 13th straight defeat. Shaw. "Our destiny was in our hands and we The second-year pro silenced boos from The victory gave the Cowboys an 11-3 National Football let it slip-a way." the Orange Bowl crowd by putting together League record and a two-game lead in the NFC East over Buffalo quarterback Joe Ferguson engi- two consecutive scoring drives after the Pa- Philadelphia, their opponent next week neered two third-quarter scoring drives, of 70 triots had tied the game at 14 with 6:24 left in Tony Dorsett gained 175 yards on a personal high 30 and 68 yards, with Joe Cribbs putting the the third quarter. carries for Dallas, which scored on its first five possessions of Bills ahead to stay at 28-24 when he plunged 1 "At times, he seemed to be stalled, but at the game for a 27-6 half time lead. yard for a score with 3:37 left in the third those times, he was able to come up with the Dorsett's performance gave him a season total of 1,506 period. big plays," Coach Don Shula said. - yards and enabled him to wrest the league rushing lead from Bess' recovery of the Muncie fumble with "It's been a little disturbing for us as an ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH — Denver Broncos quarterback Craig Morton kicks UP George Rogers of the New Orleans Saints. 1:54 remaining in the game came after the offense because we had been scoring three or his heels after completing an 88-yard pass to Steve Watson that set up Denver's first Curtis Dickey scored twice for the Colts on runs of 67 and Chargers had marched to the Bills' 26-yard four touchdowns a game earlier," said Wood- ley. "I'm hoping today got us back on the touchdown in yesterday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs. 20 yards and finished with 130 yards rushing. line. Defensive end Ben Williams forced the right track." fumble. Woodley said he wasn't upset at the fans' Broncos II, Chiefs 13 reaction. DENVER — "I was looking for some- "It's Just that the fans want to win badly, sometimes as much as the players," he Steelers, Raiders thinking playoff thing all day, and I was real surprised when I added. got It," said Denver linebacker Bob Swenson again, the Raiders now are concen- in the highest-scoring Monday night of his dramatic interception In the closing Patriots Coach Ron Erhardt said thought OAKLAND (AP) - The surging With Terry Bradshaw passing for one touchdown and running for an- trating on avoiding their first losing game ever. minutes that preserved the Broncos' victory his team was ready to spring an upset. Pittsburgh Steelers hope to Increase other, and with Franco Harris season since 1964. That was a pivotal contest for over the Kansas City Chiefs yesterday. ''It was a good time to play Miami. They their playoff chances while the Oak- rushing for 114 yards and a TD, the Oakland is coming off an im- both teams. It marked the emer- The victory left Denver alone at the top of have a lot at stake and were really uptight," land Raiders try to avoid elimination he said. "I thought they were ripe for the when the last two Super Bowl cham- Steelers looked like their old, NFL- pressive 32-31 victory over Seattle in gence of Plunkett as a comeback the American Conference Western Division. picking, but..." pions clash at the Oakland Coliseum dominating selves last week in a 24-0 which Wilson fired three touchdown star, and spelled the beginning of the Swenson's theft came with 1:54 left and tonight. rout of Los Angeles. passes in the second half as the end for the Steelers' chances to de- thwarted a Kansas City drive that had The loss was the seventh straight for the In their last three games, the Raiders erased a 24-3 deficit. fend their 1980 Super Bowl crown reached the Denver 22-yard line. 2-12 Patriots, who dropped their 14th in a row Pittsburgh is riding a three-game at the Orange Bowl, where they last won in Steelers have averaged 30 points, and It the Raiders have an advantage Pittsburgh wide receiver Lynn "I was trying to drift olf, and I just winning streak with an 8-5 record 196J The loss also left the Patriots wlnless in going into the nationally televised their opponents have committed 17 against the Steelers, it is their record Swann, hospitalized briefly with a happened to get in the way." said Swenson, seven road games this year and winless in six National Football League game. A turnovers. in Monday night games —17-1-1. Last bruised lung suffered against the who returned the Interception 32 yards into games against East Division rivals. victory would move the Steelers to The Raiders, meanwhile, have year they defeated the Steelers 45-34 Rams, is expected to play. Chiefs territory. Third-year pro Tony-Nathan gained lit within a game of front-running Cin- blown hot and cold in compiling a 6-7 Swenson nonetheless did not believe the yards on 17 carries for his first 100-yard cinnati In the American Conference record. They trail three teams in the interception was the key play of the game. game, while rookie fullback Andra Franklin Central Division, with the Bengals AFC West but mathematically could "I think Craig Morton's pass to Steve Lutz captures net title gained 52 yards on 16 carries. Franklin, who scheduled to play at Pittsburgh next still earn a wild card playoff berth. Watson was the big play," said Swenson of an has gained 622 yards this season, passed Jim Sunday. Injuries have plagued Oakland, 86-yard pass play that helped spark the Bron- RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif (AP) 5-2 in the final set against the 43- Kiick's club rookie rushing record by 1 yard. veterans such as guard Gene Upshaw cos to a 1M first-half lead. "When Craig hit "It's Just one of those seasons. - Bob Lutr rallied back from a 2-5 year-old Laver. He used some timely Matt Cavanaugh, starting for the third have been benched, and second-year him, the whole stadium picked up. That Just We've struggled some defensively, deficit in the final set to whip Rod serves and slashing volleys to win the straight game in place of injured Steve pro Marc Wilson has taken over for carried over to the defense." we've struggled some offensively. Laver 6-7, 6-2, 7-5 yesterday in the final five games and the 19,000 first Grogan, hit Don Hasselbeck with a 6-yard We seem to have It a little under Jim Plunkett, who last January led finals of the 135,000 Xerox Grand But Bronco Coach Dan Reeves had a prize. touchdown pass in the first quarter, then control now," said Steelers Coach the team to victory in the Super Champions tennis tournament. different viewpoint. scored on a 1-yard run to tie the game at 14 Chuck Noll in explaining Pittsburgh's Bowl. Laver picked up the $6,000 run- "Tie key play was by Swenson, "Beeves Lutz, 34, who was playing in his with 6 24 remaining In the third Quarter sudden surge. nerup prize said. "Ha made a super play. It got us out of Rather than thinking Super Bowl first over-35 tournament, was down 12 ThetfcyiyRegistef SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. DECEMBER 7. isai Canada geese fill air, not hunters oven Sitting behind one of the huge picture windows of the posh going. The work on the part of the Labrador retrievers was MJM Hunting Lodge in Smyrna, Del. at noon Saturday, I good. watched flight after flight of Canada geese descend to the M & M spreads over 4,000 acres and affords both field and stubble field on the other side of the road, barely 60 yards over the water shooting from pit and standing blinds and the away, and marvelled at the uncanny communications system blinds are heated, though we didn't need to burn fuel last these birds have. HENRY week. The duck season in Delaware resumes Dec. 21 to run There already were hundreds and hundreds of geese in the through Jan. 9 with a basic bag limit of five dally and eight in field, and more were arriving all of the time because they possession. The Canada and snow goose seasons run through knew it was safe that day. There weren't any people with guns SCHAEFER Jan. 30 with limits of four each dally and eight in possession. out there Brant season runs through Dec. 19 with limits of two and four. We had spent a fruitless morning, the first of no shooting Bringing down geese Is not easy. In dead air they move at at all, at a blind on the shore of a nearby lake. All morning we about 40 m.p.h., but they can come to a dead stop or very had watched flight after flight of Canadas lift off from the nearly that when the flaps are down. When a goose is nearby Woodland Beach Wildlife Refuge and many passed plummeting down to the decoys you must lead under the bird over the lake and over our blind but every flock, every large just like jet planes putting down the flaps before touching and when one is going full throttle with a 45 m.p.h. tall wind a and small gaggle, and all of the singles, twosomes, three- down. sustained lead of eight feet might not be enough, depending somes, and foursomes passed over at.least 80 yards up. I was doing some mental arithmetic. At 4,840 square yards upon whether the target is 40 or 80 yards out Guides Bert Carl and Bill Malay called to all of the birds, to the acre, multiplied by 10, that would make it 48,400 geese The preserve is owned by Isadora and Phllomena attempting to convince them that the big spread of decoys in the field. There couldn't possibly be that many birds but Matarese and the nun who acts as manager at the Delaware bobbing and staked into the shallow water in front of the blind when we spoke to Irene Matarese at the lodge at lunch she establishment is Bill Van Ness of Stone Harbor. were really geese, .but few rewarded us with more than a said that as many as 3,000 are sometimes feeding In a single second pass over the set field Gagllano opposes proposal Over the fields in a wide area behind us the birds con- The Matareses caution their guests not to go near any of State Senator S. Thomas Gagllano (R-Monmouth) has tinued to circle and it seemed to me that they were waiting for these big flocks so as not to drive them out of the area. denounced a proposal for legislation which would require a the first flock to glide down to a safe feeding field. Geese are I went back to Delaware and I am glad I did: Thanks to the permit to sell striped bass taken from New Jersey waters. reputed to have eight power vision and when they see one new 1-195, Jersey Turnpike and in Delaware Routes 13, 6 and The proposed legislation, which came before the New Jersey group go down with no sound of ensuing gunfire, all other CHRISTMAS DINNER — Dr. C. Douglas Hovt of Fair 9,1 got to M & M in less than three hours of moderate driving. Marine Fisheries Council on December 3, would require a tSO (lights zero in on that field Haven took this picture of a Labrador retriever bring- The lodge is spacious with two large living rooms, big license for anglers who want to sell striped bass Out-of-sUte At noon on Friday, after a morning of considerable ing In a goose In Maryland where Hovt was hunting. fireplaces, two TV sets, a pool table, comfortable sofas and fishermen would have to pay 8100. shooting but a paucity of bloodshed. Pennsylvanians Casey chairs, magazines and congenial people. As for Mary Wright's Tibbs and Todd Martin and I drove by a field loaded with dinners. 5:30 a.m. breakfasts and lunches, I can only say I "I've discussed the matter with Mr. Ralph Neal of the Jersey shore, and so would this permit. feeding geese gained three pounds in three days without really trying. marine fisheries council," Gagliano said. "We agree that the "Let me Rive you an example," he continued. "A fish- I judged the field to be about 10 acres and it seemed that The guides had guns but they didn't use them, and that was proposed permit is nothing more, or less, than an attempt by erman goes out and catches, a few striped bass, more than he there was a goose on every square yard. I stopped the Scout good for most of the geese that came within range. I thought state bureaucrats to circumvent the State Legislature's can consume. So he sells a couple of them to a local restau- and we watched as additional flights kept arriving, dropping, Carl would break down and cry after we missed a flight of strong opposition to any recreational salt water fishing rant. I don't see anything wrong with that, and I know that all braking with cupped wings, spread tail feathers, and big feet. three geese that winged by within 45 yards and kept right on license. The license would hurt recreational fishing along the of us who enjoy fresh seafood see a lot that's right about It." Blue Devil coaches, players to be honored after victory WEST LONG BRANCH - When "I thought that Shore had the "Asbury Park had given up 77 points Shore Regional High School wrapped up momentum and did a whale of a job," this year and Shore scored 35 of them. an unbeaten season with a 35-0 rout of Shaheen added. "I might get a pro- Shore put it to them and Asbury Park Asbury Park in the NJSIAA Central fessional football player to be a guest fell apart." Jersey Group II championship game, it speaker at (he dinner.'' This will not be the first time that started in motion plans to honor the Monmouth Beach mayor Lou Sodano the mayors of West Long Branch, football team and Its coaches. is another Shore Regional fan. Oceanport and Monmouth Beach have The Blue Devil Booster Association "I don't miss any of the games," awarded a championship Shore team. has its annual fall sports banquet set for Sodano said. "They knew they could do "The mayors in the past have given Thursday, but the football team will the job and they did it. the field hockey team (two-time state also be feted sometime in January, "Shore's poise against Asbury Park Group II champions) a banquet," Shore though plans have not yet been finalized. was outstanding," Sodano noted. "You Regional High School Athletic Director West Long Branch Mayor Henry J. could see how the team matured. They Bob Feeney pointed out. "But I don't Shaheen was thrilled at the teams' per- are very well directed by their coach. know what they will do at this point." formance and proud of its players and coaches. "It was a great victory for us and Villanova tops Montclair State we are just delighted," Shaheen said. "We will see to it that there is going to MONTCLAIR - Senior Lisa Ortlip lina 6541 in the consolation game of the be a dinner for them. scored 20 points and was named the tournament played on Montclair'J home "I spoke to Mrs. Barbara McGuire, Most Valuable Player as Villanova de- court. one of the people In charge of the sports feated Montclair State 0B-S8 yesterday Montclair tied the game 26-M with MHW Mr Larry hna banquet, last week and she said that if in the final of the Dial Women's Basket- 4:37 left In the first half, but Villanova NICK AND THE GANG — Shore Regional High School some of the members of the football team that carried Shore won Saturday, they would be hav- ball Classic. scored the final 12 points. Including six football coach Nick Cammarano, center, is flanked bv the Blue Devils to the Central Jersey Group 11 title. ing a dinner in January." New Hampshire defeated East Caro- by Ortlip, to take a 38-M halfUme lead. USC'S Allen latest in a long line GOOD/YEAR of Trojan backs to take Heisman SERVICE ^STORES NEW YORK iAP> - The tradi- when USC's White captured his place with 152 firsts and 1,199 total tsburgh, 256; Art Schllchter, Ohio tion continues Heisman points. Quarterback Jim McMahon of State, 149; Damn Nelson, Stanford, If you re a tailback and you play "I guess I've got two of them Brigham Young finished third with 91 48; Anthony Carter, Michigan, 42; vour college football at the Univer- now," he said "Charlie and I are firsts and 706 total points. Kenneth Sims, Texas, 34; Reggie Collier, Southern Mississippi, 30; and sity of Southern California, well then real good friends and when he won it. Allen was not among the top ten Rich Diana. Yale, 23. some fine December day, you just 1 felt I was contributing to something finishers in last year's Heisman vote, might wind up holding the Heisman great." even though his 1,583 yards was sec- Walker and McMahon said uncon- Trophy ' awarded annually by the If White was America's dominant ond best in the nation to Rogers and trollable circumstances cost them Downtown Athletic Club to the foot- football player in 1979. then that dis- his 179.4 yards per game made him their chance at this year's Heisman ball player voted the best in Ameri- tinction clearly belonged to his ex- the nation's No. 1 all-purpose runner Trophy. rd ' ______blocking back in 1981 "I'd have But he would not be denied this year, ~*TThas happened that way four voted (or myself," Allen said, "be- grinding out huge yardage totals The two, along with Allen, and 21 times now cause in this particular year I game after game. other of the country's finest players, Marcus Allen, the first runner in thought I deserved it." "I'm a goal-oriented person," were in Scottsdale, Ariz., Sunday at college football history to gam more That was based on 2.342 yards said the 6-foot-2, 202-pound Allen. an "All-America weekend" spon- than 2.000 yards in a single season, is gained in 11 games, an average of 213 "This is something I wanted to sored by the Eastman Kodak Co. LUBE AND OIL BRAKE SERVICE the latest ISC tailback to capture the yards per game He went over the achieve I've found my place in his- Walker said his sophomore status award 200-yard mark five straight times, tory. Nobody can take this from me CHANGS YOUR CHOKE and comparisons to his record-break- He won his Heisman Saturday seven times during the season, in- It makes me proud and it's some- ing freshman year "ruined whatever .light adding to the USC string which cluding a career-high 289-yard effort thing I'll always cherish." > chance I had. People kept telling me, Parted in 1965 with Mike Garrett. against Washington State Allen led the voting in five of the You shouldn't win it this year. Walt iiiitmui"! in 1968 with OJ Simpson. Those numbers were good enough six Heisman regions, finishing sec- another year."' mil resumed in 1979 with Charles to earn Allen 441 first place votes and ond to Walker only in the south White Allen will claim his trophy 1.797 total points in the balloting by Walker was second in four regions Walker, who gained 1,891 yards Thursday night at a black-tie dinner 1.050 sports writers, editors and and third in the far west where this season, added, "I don't mind dt the New York Hiltqn and for him, broadcasters Georgia running back McMahon took the second spot be- losing to a tremendous athlete like n will mean a little extra It was Herschel Walker, third in the 1900 hind Allen. Marcus. It was a good choice. But it Allen you see. who as a sophomore Heisman balloting which was won by Behind the top three Heisman fin- was a big surprise to lose by that hart the primary blocking responsi- George Rogers, moved up to second ishers were Dan Marino, Pitt- much." 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Carolyn Lee Adolf and Charles Robert Halleran The best man was John J. Halleran Jr. Ushers took place Oct. 17 here in the United Methodist were Wayne Adolf, John Merritt, and Jay Church, with the Rev. John Wood officiating. A Englekin. William Eugene Wisenbaker wai the reception was held in Cervino's, Middletown ring bearer. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The bride and bridegroom are graduates of Julius F. Adolf, 104 Asbury Ave., here. The bride- Henry Hudson Regional School. She is employed groom, a resident of 31 Montana Ave., Port Mon- by Jersey Steel Erectors, Inc., Highlands. He is mouth, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Halleran employed by Audiovisual Labs, Inc., here. Sr., of 31 Second Ave., here. Julia King was the matron of honor. Following a wedding trip to Florida, the/nu- Bridesmaids were Wendy Wisenbaker, Kathleen ple is living in Port Monmouth. MR. AM) MRS (IIAR1.KS R HALLERAN Erb-Paris KEANSBURG - Donna Marie Paris and Dawn Sonn, Patricia Goonan, Patricia Con- Joseph Otto Erb were married Oct. 31 here in St. nington, and Kelli Fellion. Junior bridesmaid* Ann's Roman Catholic Church, with the Rev. were Dorothy Paris and Linda Noweski. Gregory Vaughn officiating. A reception was held Best man was Nicholas Pesce. Ushers were in Lakeside Manor. Hazlet Brian Donlon, Al Salvatore, David Marsh, Kevin The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Veronica Cloonan, Jeff Blaney, Dan Kolas, Adam Winitz, Paris of 14 Hazlet Ave , Hazlet and the late and Nicholas Riccitelli. Dominick J Paris. The bridegroom Is the son of The bride and bridegroom are graduates of llhr iljH iimi Mr and Mrs. Otto Erb of 30 Fleetwood Drive, Raritan High School, Hazlet. He is employed by VOLUMES OF PLEASURE — In the mood for books displayed this week al the Fair Hazlet New Jersey Steel Corporation, Sayreville Haven PTA Book Fair are, left to right, Beth Dorsey, 7, Shannon Douglat, 11, and Miss Brenda Kline was maid of honor. Following a wedding trip to Disney World, Chris Reuterfords, 11, all Fair Haven. The book fair is open today through Friday Bridesmaids were Donna Dewland, Jean Stewart. Florida, the couple is living in Keyport. from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and from 1 to 3 P.m. al Knollwood School, and wll be open tomorrow through Thursday from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Viola M. Sickles School. The public is invited to browse and buy Thursday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Knollwood School. MR AM) MKS JOSKPH OTTO KRB Mennie-Cianflone LONG BRANCH - In Patrick V. 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Corley was president of completed the management Mr Freeman is a loan of- BROAD ST. 741-4174 SHREWSBURY Marshall Field and Company FREE DELIVERY training program at the First ficer in the international sub- PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS and president of Midwest WM PMPMm BBnc h ffc 1.1091091 MMMM4466 National Bank of Boston and. sidiary of the First National Utilities. prior to her resignation, was Bank of Boston in Los Angel SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7.1981 The DBSUVRegfetEr 15 Advice YOUR HEALTH ETIQUETTE A horizon of hope By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. single factor that determines the prevention of cancers. The expansion health and productivity of the individ- of Immunology adds to this happy pos- It's Christmas card time A discussion arose In a graduate ual. Instead, he coordinates all the sibility. class about the future of medicine. forces that pressurize a human being In bis brilliant and wise book, Dr. and examines each for its greatest ad- Lease says, "A galaxy of new drugs By EMILY WILKENS list. It's up to you. vice sometimes is slow under normal Some of the students felt that the next JEWISH FRIENDS two decades will bring a tremendous vantage. will be added to our health science Every year around this time, people conditions. Out-of-town mail should be Should Christmas cards be sent to upheaval In medicine. I am one of the The book carefully examines social armamentarium during the coming begin to wonder about the do's and in the box by now. The plus: early-to- Jewish friends? doubters. What is your reaction to changes that will in all probability oc- generations... enzyme technology is don'ts of fending Christmas cards. arrive cards are carefully read. As the likely to provide new weapons for the Since Jews celebrate the holiday of mailbox gets crammed with greetings, these Ideas? - Mrs. W.J., Ore. cur in our future society. Overpopula- Here are some of the questions that Dear Mrs. J.: tion, world food supply, protective battles against hunger and pollution." crop up annually. Hanukkah around the same time as they sometimes are put aside until the Christmas, a Hanukkah card would be holiday rush Is over. Be especially sure Medicine is not an isolated science. housing, and education are but a few of The future of toe health sciences la THE SIGNATURES more appropriate. A card that extends to mail Christmas party invitation* It is closely related to the sociological, the values that are as important as filled with wisdom and portends great When a card is signed whose name "Season's Greetings" could be sent to early so they don't get lost in an psychological and cultural aspects of straightforward medical and scientific hope for the destiny of mankind. goes first, the huiband's or wife's? Christians or Jews because the avalanche of other holiday mall. our society. accomplishments. The technical aspects of the book do Happily for anyone who may fed be message can be interpreted as refer- In the last two weeks I had the The significance of genetic re- not overshadow the constant reitera- or she has goofed, it doesn't make any ring to either Christmas or Hanukkah. HOLIDAY POSTCARD pleasure of reading a book, "The search and bio-engineering manipu- tion of the enormous hope that lies difference whether his name precedes ADDING A MESSAGE Is It proper to send a Christmas Future of the Health Sciences," which lation' must have a vital effect on the within the realm of man's intellectual hers or vice versa. The only exception: Is It appropriate to write a message postcard Instead of a card in an en- anticipates the potential growth of destiny of man in the near future. prowess. , If the card includes the names of chil- on an engraved card? velope? medicine and science in the future. Dr. The effects of pollution of our Your group, and similar ones, will dren, Dad gets top billing. Not only is it appropriate but it adds Nothing wrong with this. In fact, a Stanley Lease, a member of the faculty streams, air and food cannot be dis- undoubtedly glean from this excellent a touch that personalizes the greeting. postcard has a plus: You need to write of the College of Physicians and regarded if the future of modem man is volume a sense of encouragement that MUST YOU RECIPROCATE? It is always a nice gesture to pen a note a message on it — and that's more Surgeons, Columbia University, New to be kept intact. The overwhelming will replace the fears that overwhelm Must you send a Christmas card to to older friends and to those you don't personal than a verse or greeting writ- York, has actively studied present-day number of new drugs that will combat us. everyone who sends you one? see often during the year. ten by someone else. scientific research and its long-range infections will overshadow the brilliant Dr. Coleman welcomes questions No. The decision is a personal one possibilities for expansion. from readers. Please write lo him In RETURN ADDRESS HUMOROUS APPROACH era of antibiotics. based on whether the relationship is Should Christmas card envelopes Dr. Lease does not isolate any one The horizons are widening for the care of in care of Ibis newspaper. one you wish to continue and whether Are humorous Christmas cards ac- carry a return address? ceptable? or not you see the person often. For It certainly insures that if misad- example, many people do not send Humorous cards should be in good I dressed, cards sent with first class taste and not offensive to those who ASK DR. BROTHERS cards to co-workers or neighbors be- postage will be returned to the sender. cause they can extend season's greet- celebrate Christmas as a religious holi- Additionally, it Insures that the reci- day. ings in person. Should they receive a pient has the sender's address. In card from these friends, they acknowl- Have an etiquette question? Drop a short, it's worth the extra effort. note to me, Emily Wilkens, care of this edge it—verbally rather than by mail- MAILING DATE ing a greeting. newspaper, and let me answer it in this When should Christmas cards be column. Because of the heavy volume Tardy mother-in-law There's no hard and fast rule about mailed? of mail, I'm sorry I cannot reply to who should or shouldn't be on your card The sooner, the better. Postal ser- individual letters. By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS tardiness, but it does no good. She tells me she hates it, too, and continues lo be late. What's the answer? — C.R. Dear Dr. Brothers: I've tried very hard to get along with Dear C.R.: I'm afraid you and your family are going to HINTS FROM HELOISE my mother-in-law over the years and have generally suc- have to change. On the nights she's coming to dinner, try to ceeded. Now it's more difficult, however, since we've moved plan on having an extra half-hour to do something you wish. to her town and thai means she's a frequent visitor. She works Above all, plan to serve the meal a half hour later. Don't start in an insurance office and I have her over for dinner twice a preparing it early. In others words, think of it in a positive, week because I know it pleases my husband and her. On these rather than a negative way. If it helps, set your clocks back No-gloss furniture polish nights I try lo prepare an especially good dinner. It Infuriates half an hour. me thai almost always she arrives half an hour lair with no Usually people who are chronically late have trouble with excuses or apologies. The 30 minutes 1 wait makes me Ill- authority figures, and the clock is just such a controlling DEAR HELOISE: cloth. period of lime, always use them dry. tempered and angry with everyone. By that time, I want lo I have some furniture with a very force Even though you're younger than she is, your mother- While this is an excellent polish for If moisture is needed, wet the item throw the dinner at her. I've mentioned my feelings about in-law may see you as an authority figure that reminds her of soft, natural finish — not waxed or wood furniture, it is not to be used on to be cleaned — not the pad. — M. L. shiny. As yeu know, most furniture her parents. The immature person rebels by ignoring the plastic-topped furniture. However, it Dobeck clock and refusing to live by it. polish dealers leave a Ugh gloss will not cause a build-up or a glossy Smart, smart! Why haven't I Your mother-in-law may also be a person who demands which I wish to avoid. shine so it should be just what you're thought of that! - Heloise attention. This may be her way of making sure she's noticed. Some time ago, you mentioned in looking for! MEMOS your column a solution for cleaning NO BENT BOOTS Since you've already discussed this, I suggest you accept the Good luck-Heloise. Dear Heloise: For excellent fact that she won't change, and make peace with it. You can furniture using vinegar and linseed oil. p.m. Doors open at 6 p.m. CLASSIFY CLIPPINGS shapers for boots, use the long eliminate the problem by simply adjusting to her watch. Would this be suitable for what I have Christmas party Prizes will be Christmas gift in mind? Dear Heloise: I'm a compulsive cardboard lubes left from gift wrap- RED BANK - The Eve- items, in addition to special recipe clipper from newspapers, etc., ping paper. Dear Dr. Brothers: My wife and I are very happy with our I would also like to know how to ning Membership Depart- awards of toys, an electrical so in order to keep track of a recipe Bend the tube in half with one end life but people won't leave us alone because we don't have any remove the wax build-up and shine ment of the Woman's Club of appliance and a food basket. until I have a chance to try it, I've about four Inches longer than the other. children. Is it necessary to draw diagrams and go Into details which some of my pieces presently Red Bank's Christinas cele- Refreshments will be served. devised a classifying system. Place upside down In the boot, the about this with every relative and in-law? Even people at my have. Any suggestions you may be able bration tonight at 7 o'clock in office give me a hard lime. At this point, I believe my wife I use business-site envelopes and longest part pointed toward the toe of to give me would be very much ap- the clubhouse, 164 Broad St. Deborah party wants to have a child primarily so that everyone knows it's label them "Cakes," "Cookies," the boot and the shorter portion toward preciated. - M II begins with a covered-dish possible. She won't admit it, but I honestly believe It's true. "Salads," etc. This is much faster the heel. SHREWSBURY - A Since you need to remove the wax supper. Jo Stanton will lead When we talked about it, I got the feeling that she thinks our than trying to find a certain recipe in a TOY STORAGE Christmas and Hanukkah build-up before polishing your Christmas carol singing. De- life won't be complete without a baby. I feel it can be, and as drawer fall of clippings, as I can now Dear Heloise: I've found one way to party will follow a meeting of furniture, I'll answer your last question partment members are pro- you can see, I'm not enthusiastic about the prospect of getting easily find any recipe In my collection. neatly store toys for my two little the Red Bank Chapter of De- first viding gifts and dinner for a railroaded into being a parent. —C.R. - Mrs. Michael Kinko daughters — In a sturdy, 30-gallon site borah tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. One of the best things I've used for disadvantages family. in the Shrewsbury fire house. plastic garbage can. Dear C.R : Don't allow yourself to be Many couples have this is a mixture of one teaspoon olive NO SCRAPING Broad Street. The public is It Is large enough to hold lots ol toys children for the wrong reasons and regret it later. While oil and one teaspoon turpentine in a Dear Heloise: When painting win- Riverview party invited. Attendees are asked and is durable enough to withstand parenthood can bring great joy, it ajfo brings pressures. A quart of warm water. dows, cut strips of newspaper the to bring a »2 gift for the grab tipping over. Sometimes the girls use it RED BANK - The Riv- shaky marriage is less likely to survive the pressures of length and width of the window pane. bag. Merchandise will be on Dip a clean cloth In the mixture, for a small "cave." erview Hospital Auxiliary parenthood than to be improved by them. Dip them in water, then place them sale to benefit Deborah Heart wring it out thoroughly, then rub the I have two garbage cans filled with will have its annual luncheon, Teen-aged youngsters frequently have babies to prove around the edges of the glass. and Lung Center, Browns furniture briskly to remove the wax. toys, one In the attic, one in their room. fashion show, bazaar and their sexuality to themselves and their peers. An insecure boy They will slick on easily. As soon as Mills. Do a small area at a time and follow up I alternate them once a month. When I card party tomorrow at noon may feel macho if he's fathered a child, and an insecure girl with a soft dry cloth. you have finished painting, pull off the paper. do, the girls think they have new toys. in the Molly Pitcher Inn, Riv- may be trying to prove that someone wants her. This is, of Now for the furniture polishing for- — Gail Richardson. erside Ave. A collection from Encore event Try this and It won't be necessary to course, a pathetic reason for bringing another human being mula: Vogel's Fashion Center, laboriously scrape paint off the panes. Send your favorite household hint to MONMOUTH BEACH - into the world. If you seriously think your wife is contemplat- Mix together one-third cup each of Broad Street, will be fea- — Mrs. Dan Ottlnger Heloise, P.O. Box J2000, San Antonio, Encore and Newcomers of ing pregnancy only to reassure herself and others, talk with boiled linseed oil (available at a paint Texas, 78216. She can't answer your tured. Mrs. Reuben Taylor, Colts Neck and Holmdel Will her and show her how foolish and immature this would be. store), turpentine and vinegar. To use, SOAP PAD STRETCHER . letter personally but she will use the Little Silver, is general chair- have a Christmas luncheon Many child-free couples enjoy very close, lover-like rela- moisten a soft cloth with the mixture, Dear Heloise: To preserve soapy handiest, dandiest, niftiest, thriftiest man. tomorrow at noon here in the tionships throughout their marriage because they have more apply, then go over the area with a dry steel wool scouring pads for a longer hints received in her column. Channel Club, featuring a time to know each other, more money to indulge themselves Musical program fashion show by Bon Prix of and more time for travel and other luxuries. West End; furs by Winter * RED BANK - "A Furs, Red Bank; makeup and ANN LANDERS Glorious Christmas," a musi- hair-dos by Sauvage Hair De- cal program including carol signer, West End; jewelry by Why carry more than singing, will be presented by the Yellow Door and shoes by Mrs. Anne Denowitz and Mrs. Footnote, both of Deal. Flor- you have to for the hottdaYS. Jeannette Falcone at tomor- ence Patee and Eleanor Awful doggie-do message row's 2 p.m. meeting of the Kimerlin are chairmen. Woman's Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church here in Dear Ann Landers: 1 just major lalllng-oul. My hus- way lo hit Fluffy. If he had Lawrence. Three of my sis- St. Agnes PTA Parish Hall, White Street got my newspaper, the Mem- band and I both feel they owe gone in a straight line, Fluffy ters also married men they The executive board meets at ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS phis Commercial Appeal. At- us an apology. would be alive today. But, no, met In Lawrence. noon, and tea served at 1 p.m. - St. Agnes School Children's tached to it was a clipping of thai horrible murderer made Recently two friends of Several days ago they tele- Mrs Philip White is chair- Chorus will present a musical your column..The heading: a sharp turn and killed my mine fell In love in Lawrence, phoned but flatly refused to man of hostesses. program at Wednesday's 8 "Deposit Plan Repays Dag- pel. and it looks as if they are apologize All they wanted to p.m. meeting of the St. Agnes gle Souvenirs." altar-bound. Next week 1 am talk about was when are we I know you can't do any- Hadassah event PTA in the church hall The reluming lo Lawrence to at- When I picked up the pa- going to return their proper- thing about those slcko Rev. Michael Lease will cele- tend the wedding of my MIDDLETOWN - Hand- per, I was revolted to dis- ty? After three such con- creeps out there, but I had lo brate Mass prior to the brief cousin who met her fiance crafted items by Strawberry cover that the person who versations, my husband de- write this letter in memory of business session. Wine and there. Maybe It's the water. Mushroom will highlight Lose weight fast made this "special delivery" cided not to return a darned one of the dearest Joy-givers cheese refreshments will be with Lean Line's — I Love Lawrence tomorrow's 0 p.m. meeting of had gone to quite a lot of thing until they apologised. in the world. — Heartsick In served by mothers of fifth eating plan trial the Red Bank Chapter of works tor everyone trouble. He lor she) had They, on the other hand, say, Va. Dear Love: If you can graders. Hadassah, here at 183 Whis- ir-. oasedona gathered a sizable amount of "We will consider an apology Dear Va.: Sorry about prove it, someone could make psychological doggie-do and smeared It all after you return our proper- Fluffy, but why did you let a fortune by bottling the stuff pering Pines. Uncroft. There program mat helps will be a demonstration of Dinner party you tmd the dieling method over the front and back ty." her run loose? Even nine and selling it all over the bread dough flowers in addi- MIDDLETOWN - The that works best tor you pages. I am baffled as to why My husband stubbornly In- lives isn't enough for an world. Thanks for the bullet- And you can still erifOy spaghetti tion to Hanukkah gift items. woman's Club of Keyport's 1 a person who would scoop up sists we have the right to animal who is permitted to in. bagels lox and peanut butter Even wine and spread that stuff around Christmas dinner party So |O«n Lean Line today and slim down (or the holidays' keep their articles until his roam. If you get another cat, would mind stepping In II. Squad meeting Penny sale Thursday here in the Lincroft conditions are met. I do aol please take bettor care of It. Inn, begins with cockails at 7 For rlmti in your town CJ* The leash law is not en- Dear Ann Landers: I take UNION BEACH - The LAURENCE HARBOR - share his views. What do p.m. There will be a gift ex- New Jerwy 201-757-7677 forced in our city, but I never exception to the maligning of Union Beach First Aid Squad The second annual Christmas YOU think, Ann? He has change. Mrs. Ronald Hep- Monmoutfi Co. 731-2766 have had a word of complaint Lawrence, Kan., as man- meets tonight at S o'clock. Penny Sale of the Laurence agreed to abide by whatever burn is hospitality chairman. Oc^n Co 349-7996 about my dog. I let him oat hunting territory. The woman Interested persons are in- Harbor Woman's Club tomor- you say. — Midstream to The Table favors are by the twice a day to do his business. who wrote Is misinformed. vited to submit membership row here in St. Lawrence Midwest American home life depart- My neighbors do the same. I met my dream man requests to the squad ad- Recreation Hall, begins at 7 Dear Mid: You do not in- ment. Nobody has ever gotten into while attending Kansas U. in dicate the nature of the insult dress. SAVE $450 an argument aboil II. which you both feel demands I »m« ii|Wili| ot r»-™gMm»n-ONlV MM Why would anyone per- an apology. And it really has Accepting enrollments now form this despicable act of no bearing on the case. Your vandalism? Any suggestions? husband should return the - A Sour Note With The The borrowed items Immediate DECORATING? Country Music O ly. He has no right to keep EATONTOWH-UoomouffiShoppirstCvniw Communi (Out** wn loC Dear Sour Note: You don't them. AFFORD need any lyrics to go with a t*HEf HOL&-Vmf Pott, Waterworki M,, WM! M "!pm Dear Asa Landers: I have HAZLCT-MorttiC«nw«''lef"eCo 37? UxMleAt) TuttfMSpm tune like that, honey. Some- JACKW>li^Kk»onTmmift,ph.eCo fi.MMhoWKift) Mon atMip twee crying slice two o'clock iMW»OStCN ?*7 0* TN»MMSpm body is giving you a message. PROFESSIONAL CONSULTATION JTTLIlH.Vt Maybe you ought to follow this aftemoa. Maybe this LOMQWUMCrHAMABWg •"**>• SWMKdn Mo* »\ 7 15pp m MANALAPAN-Sl Thorn*, More Ourch iSBOOMJontCwwHfl Tut*Tut*9ii9 a your dog on his twice-daily letter will make some people Slure, fruund Ftoor fmta*ng (DO* ft* ****** rrnm Uptown area, 671-9300: Mitaw t4 HOUR ft >NE SERVICE ON THE ACTION LINI .1700. CLASSIFICATIONS 200. SPECIAL NOTICES 9 Construction Equipment 54. Situations Wanted Female 70. MERCHANDISE 79 Swap or Exchange 102. Houses For Rent 110 Wanted To Rent 137. Lots And Acreage 210 Lost And Found 1. AUTOMOTIVE 10 Wanted Automotive 55 Situations Wanted Male 71 Merchandise For Sale 80. Bicycles/Mini Bikes 103 Rentals To Share RIAL ESTATE KM SALE 138 Mobile Home* 211 Special Notice* 2 Autos For Sale 20 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 56 Situations Wanted Male/Female 72 Garage/Yard Sales 81 Sports Equipment 104 Winter Rentals 130 Open House* 139. Cemetery Lota 212. Travel - Transportation 3 Trucks and Trailers 21 Business Service 57 Child Care/Nursery Schools 73 Machinery For Sale 82 Swimming pools 105 Summer Rentals 131. Houses For Sale 140. Real Estate Wanted 213. Instruction 4 Motorcycles 22 Arts & Crafts 10. FINANCIAL 74. Rental Service 83 CB's, Electronics 106. Furnished Rooms 132 Apartments/Town House* 1M. RECREATIONAL 5 Auto Services/Parts M. EMPLOYMENT 61 Business Opportunity 75 Farm Equipment 84 Merchandise Wanted. 107 Nursing/Retirement 133 Income Property 152 Boats And Accessories 6 Auto Rent/Lease 51 Help Wanted Male or Female 62 Mortgages 76. Auction Sales 86 Inllation Fighters Homes 134 Farm Properly 153 Camping Equipment 7 Auto Insurance 52 Babysitting/Child Care 63 Money to Loan 77 Pets And Livestock 100. REAL ESTATE RENTALS 108 Commercial Rentals 135 Commercial Property 154. Recreational Vehicles 8 Auto Financing 53 Domestic Help 64 Money Wanted 78. Aircraft 101 Apartments 109. Buildings/Garages 136 Industrial Property RATES FAMILY PLAN RATES HOURS DAILY FRONT PAOEMAOIRt CANCELLATIONS 3 LINES-5 DAYS-S3.3O 8 A.M. lo 5 P.M. Mowa and cndrt lor canceHaHon « gnm only MM CtMtfdil Ratal l-MI Call MM 7M on iMuanoi Crf spec* km rwmoeito advtrMa r Nruna when cancellation of id is (•Queued Adwrtoer "•run* $1.00 Each line Available to indi- Our iwitchMtrd •• open si 8 30 AM and mud retain numbertor Mur e (tference. • mined Pwionr* •)• on h«nd at fhtl time H 1 Day . 88< 6 Days (Consecutive) 58« 1 Day 98« 6 Days (Consecutive) 66* viduals placing ads under Pteaet check you. td tn diy It appear* The Me yout CitMrfwd Ad Call 54? 4000 7 Days (Consecutive). 54' ?t 2 Days (Consecutive) 9?« 7 Days (Consecutive) 63i "Merchandise For Sale" (or items pubHcakon Mai EtK w . Dairy Rapt* can** be respont** tor erron 2 Days (Consecutive) 81 'H BOX REPLY SERVICE rno»y end Sunday put*ca»on ate t7iwi day Can bilUOO n make 8 Days (Consecutive).51'•*« 3 Days (Consecutive) 85c 8 Days (Consecutive) 60c not exceeding $200 each, items WEEKEND CALLS 3Daysu.jnsecuhve)74c horn BX im lo \230 pm ihs OSMIIMK) 10 Days (Consecutive). .49 '*t 10 Days (Consecutive) 54c must be priced. Noncommercial CORRECTIONS 4 Days (Consecutive) 67c 4 Days (Consecutive) 78c Oiperiment will M optn 10 take copy, corrsc ads only, feont and him lor Moods* % oapsf Call 430 pm Monday *Wgr, Thunjiay tor rw> 5 Days (Consecutive) 72c day. J 30 pm FrirJey tor Sunday 12:30 p* 5 Days iConseculive).63c Contract Rates on Request M? WOO 2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Salt Tiger 51 Help Wanted 53 Domestic Help 1970 OLDSMOBILE — $7» or bet CHEVY CHEVELLE 1970- Station IEAL ESTATE SALES HOUSEKEEPER - 3-i dav» par , 2 Autos For Sale otter Call aller Wagon, fc-cvl , 250 cu. auto. 1550 weak, 3 how* par day. Rtwontl - 6pm. '39 4431 Cdll 342 8480 biiities Include: ganaral house JUMP ON THE keeping lor home with working cou < ATbuN 10Q1K >ipeed 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA ~ LHfcVY CAPRICE 1973 — 4-dOOr BANDWAGON! pla No children References rt- • M •"•'•! >•••' Bought Alfa Perfect mechant'cal cond.. axttnor PB PS. AC. 350 engine. %1 100 quired Call 7W-21M- ! bbib Or /BO-69 71 needs work. U» Call after 3 p.m. 74) 7072 What makes one agency stand out 787 «91 HOUSE CLEANER WANTED — , CHRYSLER LeBARoTn9»™J^di above all olhersT PEOPLE I If real estate Is your career and it you are One day every other weak. Call after 1971 OPEL 6cvl . air, PS/PB. 28,000 mi . good • p.m. weekdays f47-3M3. . MOO good cond cond 14,950 B42 2964 a full lime professional, coma to *4MM4t. dfler s p m FOUR SEASONS tor a confidential '60 LMtVHULET WAGON - Auto CIRCLE CHEVROLET nterview with Gloria, Maureen or I Situations Wanted ; 'tjil V d runt good, 1 1973 i PR FORD GRAND TORINO Shrewsbury Ave 'Shrewsbury Lynn. Wa'ra on* of the most sue 741 3130 cettlul agencies In Monmouth Coun- Femalt IH-x) m Deil offer PS PB air :y with offices in Middletown and *oe LJUUot blWAioMf JOB IB rddio call attar 4 30. 671-612; i HA.-AH MAO MASTER - Weeh Sum son and we're members of • •), J18 V B engine J '.peed SJOOO (21. Uxfl.3 S50. t Good Year L-60-13 ALL WORKING COUPLES 4 1977 BUICK LeSABRE. LOADED RELO, tha largest relocation com r o.-s| offer i>m Lhe*y C 50, ISO MOMS - List it ft leave your gener- 4),000 mi S3W5 1 Owner 130 I o 60-15, 120 Call 5*35*87. panv In Ihe world! Call now! FOUR •i '. ns, |l,.J bod* PS. PB, 4 al homamakers sences lo a depen A Can b?> 4616 or 671-5030 SEASONS REALTORS, 671 SMB. .*•• .1 tWJOQ 264 U06 DATSUN 200SX 1980-SporUMck Middletown office, or 530*600. dable, mature woman. Hour/day DA LX ACCORD -Top age. e«c cond., 5 speed. H.900 or Rumson offlct. 671 0527. 000 careful mi . 4 good best otter 747-4385 I1AHV ft CHILD CARE — My Law- I, 2 brand new AM/ ' DATSUN I* 19*0 -1+1, 5-speed. 8 rence Harbor area home Refer uses regular gat. 2 Auto* For Sal* RETAILER - In Neptune/Ocean track, all eitres, mint cond , Mr 2 Autos For Sato 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted Township area needs bookkeeper encts available. 5e*-3Mt. *ti MUSTANG CLASSIC — tiuyf proofed, separate CB radio Ii, ... records available Askmg $11,750. I9t sisi davt. ash tor Clnnv. Ift-1472 account* payable ft payroll ex nrrrj JT 536 3619 Parlance Reply to PO Sox 278,CHEMISTRV TUTOR — Certified nights teacher BA. MA. 10 yr experience. Cdll 291 2643 X LABRIOLA MOTORS VOLKSWAGEN 1974 - For parts or COMPANION-To assist incare for Middletown, N.J. 07741, OATSUN 2*02 1977 -2.,e«c cond.. NURSES-RN's & LPN'S 747WM Newman Springs Rd Red Bank as is. elderly ladv. Liva In. Send refer ^66 LMtVr, NOVA - 6-fyl , 3' 1V0O PLYMOUTH TC3 TURISMO - 16.000 mi , $5,600 or best ofler Call CERTIFIED 741 2433 Call 787 9570 after 6:30 P m. encet ft resume to: Box U 402. The RNSLPN'S NURSE'S AIDE Dvtid i'i !9t>7 Mercury Caliente. A dependable in winter, front wt>eei 719 2329 NURSE'S AIDES M/F ENVELOPES ADDRESSED - In drive sporis car Red with black Dally Register. Shrewsbury, N J (M/F) my home, very reasonable iHId ttulh run gre.il ;M j MERCEDES I960 - 220D diesel. vw t980 RABBIT - Diesel, 4-spetd HOMEMAKERS interior 1 7 liter angina. 4 tewed 07701 All Shifts Available 7171054 DELTA OLDS HOLIDAY COUPE aulo . runs good. *J+ mpg, sunroof, sunroof, AM rM itereo, $3,300 Cal HOUSEKEEPERS ft LIVE INS Medical Personnel Pool ' njHOi.ru .tdtion wagon 10 + mpg AM/ FM stereo, low etc $2350 74t-653O full or part lime, needed tor North 1979 - Very good cond., PS. PvV, 566 8288 after 6pm 90 Monmouth SI Red Bank EXPERIENCED HOUSE mileage, mint cond 7*0-2523 CREDIT CONSUMER FINANCE Monmouth area High pay No tea. PB. A C Cruise 1 stereo tape, etc 431 i744 CLEANING — References ft trans IOOO i ond Ast..n« WIOO 8/29016 MERCEDES I960 3O0SD Silver VW RABIT DELUXE DIESEL 1979 COMPANY - is looking for a Man- Call for Interview at People Care, DI 1980 - 4000, 4-dr -* speed, air, 739 1970 poriatlon 530 W« blue, sunroof, leather, cassette - 35.000 m. , AM FM. 30 mpg. $5300 ager tor its Holmdel office Appllcan 294 Broad SI , Red Bank, S30-IIM, or V AJDI il sleiM i dssrtie exc cond.. Aih ROOFER — Kettle person, •• DODGE D*RT 1«J~ 24oor. *-c*l , Mint. 128,250. 493 1400, S42 8I05 or best otter. Call 4668113 must have I to 4 years management 1 River Rd • Brlelte, 12t-9432 id-. reip it-d S7000 tirrr l7JfS 842 8S69 perlenced, own transportation Call auto . PS. 1 owner, very good cond experience with finance company. LONG NAILS l rjj; 6>6U MONMOUTH MOTORS NURSE'S AIDES M/F - Accepting •72-07*1. Sate, durable, long-lasting, allows J95O 566 3291 VW RABBIT 1977 - 4 speed Excellent salary and benefits. If UOHCAI 1979 - 18.000 mi . «,W0 52 Hwv. 35, Eatontown AM FM radio, air, exc cond applicants for all shifts full time, your nails to grow out. Only $25 »M DUDGE CORONET - Good Interested call Mr Carr 471 -4*00. SALESPERSON — Retail furniture R»dio DODGE VAN 1471 — 6 Cyl.. Stick 541-2414 Cdll 3301315 new pay scale Apply only It your ludes everything 741 7J43, "•.nportation Cdll after i, 787 3550 experience, excellent earnings plus Call 6M 17i1 shitl. |l,200 Call 747-3473 atter 3 DENTAL ASSISTANT — Seeking a interested In devoting yourself com >4UO or tjeit oflei MUSTANG GHIA 1974 — Auto., V-6. ringe benefits Tha Mart Furniture NURSE'S AIOE — Private duty In a p.m VW BUG 1975 4 speed, rebuilt highly-motivated person with ex Dlttelv to tha proper care of the ii A BITTER INC miles, t owner, loaded, has it all Galleries, R1. 3), Middletown Con- engine, looks, runs good, $1,900 perlenca in all phases of dental as- Geriatric patient while on duty App- private home, mornings Or will do v< nAi)UN ni.j - just pdssed IvmOUtn 1 "r yslf i Mli UlJUdr naculdte cond $2,200 or best of act* Smith ai *71-0400 DODGE ASPEN WAGON 1976 - 7414265 sisting to become an Important part ly In parson 10 to 12 noon. 1 30 lo 3:30 babysitting in my home 747-J2H ' ",pf..t.on ne* muffler Oesl offer J29O HMV 3S 264 MW0 fer 2640023 Like new. 1 owner. PS PB, 6-cvl , ot a orolessionally minded, highly p.m. Holmdel Convalescent Center, SALES CLERK AND VW SUPER BEETLE 1971 — 4 NURSE'S AIDE - Seofct Job lo care BUICK ESTATE STATION WAGON •»r window defroster, low mileage skilled health team Red Bank area IM Hwv. 34, Holmdel BAKER POSITIONS speed AMFM, sunroof, eac cond., tor elderly (Experience and refer- 4'; , t VAN-, ii IXKJ miles, good GOOD CONDITION $7M> Asking 14,000 Negiotable 264 1813 4'idavs Top salary ft benefits. Call Looking tor mature minded, reliable MUSTANCi 1971 - (02. auto., runs l owner $1,600 Call 8/0 1281 eves ences) Call WMII 872 9517 842 3303 NURSE'S M/F — Full-time or part tons to work in doughnut shoo Can 741 2382 aHer •> o m good, chrome rims. 4*,000 miles lime, RN or LPN, tt to 7 shift tor Cdll .6" 9046 $725 Call 493 0283 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1968 - Tour Light counter work and finishing RELIABLE WOMAN — wishes to do CADILLAC '.MiAN IK vii I t 1978 FIREBIRD CLASSIC 1967 - As DENTAL ASSISTANT — Minimum skilled nursing facility Contact dutia*. All shifts available Parttime mg bus, rebuilt motor, $1195 housec leaning - Low mileage, lull* equipped parts or as is, good for restoration OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 2 vrt experience in general de Freehold Convacenter, 431 521? for and full time nt*ded, II vrs. or older 495 M9J Call 747417k. 17000 B42 iw/ 291-0035 BROUGHAM - 1981. low mileage, i.i-.tr* S9M550. interview pleas* Good wages, free uniforms dtesel 8. beautilui interior, deep red, WE BUY USED CARS - Top dollar and benefit! Apply In person, be i A I'M i 197t - Silver. 4 siwt-il 6 CVl . I-IHEBIHD 197J Black with white DENTAL ASSISTANT — Sats Ex ween 10 a m 2 p.m. at Dunkin's Situations Wanted [enor, 350 aulo , Trans Am flairs. ri roof, loaded. CB radio, wire paid Schwarlj Chrysler Plymouth, penence preferred, can lead to full OVERDOOR INSTALLER - 55 sunroof eic cond , only 25.000 mi wheels, best offer, auick sale Estate 141 W Front SI , Red Bank 747 0787 Carpenter Call 787 103* weekdays 9 Oonuts, US Hwv JS. MMdietown HQflNS r / iloor Hdichbdc stripes 11,450 787 6963 after 5 P.m lime S70-OS44 Can m«7H alter jpm ij/00 iquidation 264 5700 to 4 Malt ndfff .if gas' .iy«- R FORD STATION WAGON 1968 - DENTAL 2 positions. Svcrt- nitmhon W>"> SM8I72 CAPRi 19H - V-6. 4 so . nett(ustom PAID ON THE JOB TRAXNING PS PB, air. $300 firm OLDSMOBlLE 1976 STARFIRE - 3 Trucks A Vans (ary-Recep ttonist & chair sida for SALES MANAGER paint and spoiler), tires, brake*. Age 17 25, No e*P nac. ALL AROUND VARD WORK - Call 787 4207 J door, green, v 6, 4 speed manual, Ortho School trained or eiP ' *'i) AM FM casseMe, CB, PA. all only Will train, Call Mon Or TRAINEE Treet cut. guttert. garaget cleanofl. PS, AM f-M. $1800 542 3734 For Salt EHC salary' S. benefits Call Mon Free ettimalei 741 43*5 . AWAWU JOi. automaltc. ai receipts ashing I2.99S 264 1940 w»d , t a.m. 1:30 P.m. (2011 FOREIGN CAR 1972 BMW Fn , 9 11 a , 747-9101 Pd SUTTO runs good (3SO0 OLDS 8* 1966 - New tires, brakes, m. Work with teenagers promoting the CAPRI || 1976 - New ttrfi. good Bavaria, 4 door 4-speed. good cond 636-65M/89 for appt. EXTREMtLY RELIAfeLk - Ht itti i tern i»j ^"* battery, tune up Esc running cond 1976 CHEVY PICKUP -C10, 40.000 area's NO 1 newspaper We will cond AM FM radio, sunroof, SIMM i66 9174 after b ENGINEERINCTTRAINEE tire, will do courier, light delivery $400 196* PLYMOUTH WAGON, 9 miles, racks & tool box. lie. cond PART TIME — M/F, work from «tWLUMT MONARCH Age 17 35, No exp rtec or meisangtr work »n »O) -ORD MUSTANG II HATCHBACK passenger, small 8, good on gas. Call 787 9449 Will train, Call Mon., home on telephone program, earn up management Sell motivated person Pi PB A C AM FM sttreo an earn 1350*400 weekly. Large 974 - Manual. AM FM. air. me. auto, dir, PS ENC running cond Wed , 9 a m-l 30 Dm. (201) to MS to $100 par week depending on C m, >. JOC S63 6'0B CARS GALORE! CHIVY PICK UP 1975 — PS PB. 4 ond S2I00 B42O0M $400 787 2974 63665*8/89 tor appt lima available. 747-AaH or 7M-2IS4 ar, wagon or van reoulred For JV t.iMNt I Oriti II*I-I is io moose from (many small iheel drive, tap. 5 radiets. low apaintrrveni, can Hl-WW cars' ranging from 4700 to $2000 FORD GRANADA 1975 - Needs i.ledge mint cond . $4000 or best EXPERIENCED TAILOR/ lOOd >Pd «"00 Ldll B4I 652 OLDS CUTLASS 1977 - 6-cylinder. i ""ii- see and save' i, best otter Can * to pm, offer 291 i4i'> SEAMSTRESS- Call 843 5252 from IECRETARV — Legal, need* short | IIC oaV mileagv One owner, clean 717 41ST 9 to 1 p m Betty Bright Cleaners, hand, good with numbers KINGSLY AUTO ond Low mileage, air conditioning. DATSUN KING CAfl - 78. Air Middletown. 54*1112 41 Business 787-7887 GEORGE WALL AM FM r«dio, PB. rear defroster, cond . 5 speed. 49.000 miles. AM FM S - BOdv LINCOLN MERCURY new tires plus snowhres Asking Cdss , Reg gas. New paint. $4000 Opportunities s <«itn eil EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE .ECRETARY RECEPTIONIST - "i . • MALIBU IHS - t, i , , J Shrewsbury Ave . at Sycamore $3700 Call 842 7735 n $ 1300 Depos 11 needed I o MARKETING PERSON - ToMSlll PART-TIME — lift aVIvor, 3 to 9 :„•( ,rt- 4 hrs par day, Type I license pre Full-time, for Mies office of promt st*«a runs good. I3S0 r ait B42 7112 Snrewsburv 747 5400 agutre title Call n*l 4581 on a part-time basis with direct lerred Will train Apply in parson nent Monmouth County builder Ei anvtime HAHK (.HtvHULfct solicitation of subscriptions orders A RARE CHANCI - VI millMfl DODGE VAN 1968 - Good (ondi between 10 am ft 2 p.m at Rannev tlient typing fc an ability te work jHANADA 1976 PS PB. AC. Sales Leasing Service Parts lor rapidly growing financial publi office building praiect seeks now CMfcVi IMPALA 19*6 - As is t12S Asking $800 School. 23S Hope Rd Tinton Falls Hh the public essential Call 7.0OU m> . real dean. $3,500 Rt 66 -775 1212-Neptune cation Send resume to. Robert A general partner t14l.ooo investment L -i ALL WOOD KITCHEN CABINETS WANTS 101 Apartments 101 Apartments — r bata wild porcalaln link and TAKNATIOJ, 3 LINES stainless flutures. ] uppar Mclloni TO CWGW WWEM wet* AAAAA plin I yr, old whirlpool electric ivell CAR WILL. B6 RtsAPV. HIGHLANDS — Studio eel , full LAST 1 TRAILER LOAOSI ovan. woo for all, will MM ov.n kitchen, private entarence ft beach ROOMY — 1-bedroom home, avail- 5 DAYS Direct Irom Landmark jAva holer taparatalv tor 1100 Alto 1 aluminum Waterwllch section. ITt-OStS. able Immediately, $343 plus utilities, Over 100 pieces enllaue and norm door! with icro.nl ISO. Call ivi mos. security 495-2137 uml •4) 0163 .It.r 1 p m KEANSBURG — Beach view Mir Mry.st^FAMILV ADS (Infla Gardens. 1 bedroom. Heat, hot wa-SEA BRIGHT — The Harbour Point lion i ightpri) can Mil vour un ALMOST NEW - United torn ter ft cooking gai Included $320 Motel, fully furnished luxury apts needed items tor you quickly. marclal freaier, Itcu. II , two Unit Efficiency, 1215. 717-4175 with a picturesque ocean view, all Mtrch«ndlM for Ml* ONLY ESSf »d commercial mlcroweve. $300. utilities included In rant. Short or originating from houtehold, not •« Call »l«n KEANSBURG — 1 bedroom apt., 1 long terms welcome. Prices starting difl • *•!• prlte of 1300 Mr AND or 7 adults preferred, near bus line at $095 par mo 1492 Ocean Ave., Sea French cDmmodn, consoles, desks A LOW BUDGtT? ft beach. $32$ Includes heat, hot Bright. N.J. 7471353 • Ing cheln, ch.nd.ll.ri. sconces, Shop the UIM Furnltur. Cnl.r water ft cooking gas Security ft pVlCE MUST BE MENTIONED SEA BRIGHT - Overlooking the Each •ddhlonal HIM, *I OO NO dli mirrors Some unused. .11 .1 . (r.c. ol Ran Bank reference*. Mo Pets. 471-4744 i tiunt " canceled before •Ko4r«tion. lion ol Ihelr original coil, all mini in Shrewsourv Ava. MM449 Ocean, available Jan 1. INTERNATIONAL GALUHlYliS K EANSBURG — 4 rooms, heat ftho t Call 842-004S No then©*. In copy ANTIQUES - dm to treasure. water lubpHed. Hava tomtlMna to Mlif Phot* IS9 N.wm.n SprlngsfRd Shrewsbury / 747-*30O 842-2117 TOWNHOUSE Pr. Crystal Dacantars, flOO. S room*, heat, garaga, ISM ANDERSEN WINDOW! I, DOORS Pin. [KIM labla. drop laal. H» KEANSBURG — The of touch-col* 142 7*51 attar 4 p.m. - Any Ilia L il.lt Sf> discount 542-1700 Canada Goose Mcoy. 1143. 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise 80 Bicycles/ ft warm. Newly decorated 4 room Wlndanliarm, HOO-12]«IO7 Maliay caka platUr, 14", 141. 71 Merchandise apt. New kitchen, carpeting UNION BEACH — 5 rooms. 2 bedroom*. 1350 plus 1 mo security, ANTIQUE CLOCKS - Several lor Haluy celery dlth, US For Sal* For Sal* For Salt Mini Bikes Ihroughout, French window boxes, REGISTER sale. Completely restored Naadlapolnt tin-too card t.bl.. 1121 heat hot water, cooking gas, lovely no pels, children waicorna. 244-0193. Call 74/4493 Chlld'i porcalaln lea Ml, S7S. neighborhood- Transportation and CLASSIFIED ADS 4 Quc.n Ann. Bid. chain, law CHRISTMAS CACTUS - Bud t HANDCRAFTED FURNITURE - SYCAMORE GREENS - Holiday PEUGEOT - Competition PX10E. schools, $375. 747 0934, 422-8547 or WEST END — Long Branch. Laroa Pr. Crystal candl.ttlcki, $75. bloom. Wholesale a. retail. Mikes Custom made to vour order gifts. Shop In a relaxed atmosphere Llsl $470, asking $390. Mrfnt. •42-4141. Vi room, air cond., garden apt , 51 Help Wanted SI Help Wanted Greenhouses, 201 Shore Blvd., 347-tUt; Fine furniture (Ilka noe) at great 741-MH or 842-1404 J315 Patio, Includat parkins, t Mock ALSO; ttlh C. hunting prlnti, loll of Koansburg. 717 3434 savings! Bedroom suites, break- KEANSBURG - 4 room, modern, ocean, Adults, no peti. 742 Greens mints, tllvar Mrvlng pi.c... old fronts, drop leaf tables, dining room PUCH MAX I adults preferred, $300. 4'/i rooms, Ave Appointment only. 222-4145. CHRISTMAS SPECIALS — Boston IBM TYPEWRITERS tat, occasional tables' crystal modern, adults preferred, $350 5S wooden il.d. rooit.r weather vana. 1980. axe cond., 1000 r WEST END — 1 bedroom, 1 Mock Antique! & Uniques. 32 Willow Dr. rocker, $52.50. Recllner, $119.»S RENTAL $22 $28 per mo. glassware, lint china. Pictures, $475. 74U729, Shore Blvd., Kaansburg. Great gift Idea. PraMni this ad. Rani with option to buy 172-0327 printings, Pool table, mirrors, and _ n beach Swimming pool on Lima Silver ...Open II to 1, Mon Sal Factory after 1 p.m., 4954095. Irons, Mretoals, pressed glass, etc., KEANSBURG — Modern 1-bedroom ground*, cable TV available. 400 iSi-im KENMORE WASHER 1 DRYER - etc. Ruscll'i, Sycamor Greens, 34 84 Merchandise apt. Full tile bath. $2M par mo., plus Ocean Blvd., Long Branch. M2-M3S PART TIME CIRCULAR STAIRCASE $250 for both, commercial vending ANTIOUES - Ollts to traasura. Sycamore Ave., Wast of R.R. Sta utilities*, security. References. Apt. Almost new, must Mil coke machine M7S. Call 747-2*70 or lion, Lltila Sllvar, N.J., 741-1493. Wanted 2B, 29 Grove PI Call 382-4SM, 1 to 9 102 Houses For Rent Pr. CrysUI Docanurs, $100. •42-4552 747-9404. • p.m. Need part-time worker, Red Bank Pino coflaa table, drop laal, $3». COLONIAL — Green/sold plaid TRADITIONAL BEDROOM — Sat. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA KINDLING WOOD Triple dresser, 2 mirrors, chest, 2 KEYPORT — 1 bedroom apt, $350 Canada Coos* Dacov, 1145, Herculon couch with gold chair, exc. WANTED: Antiques, Jewelry. Efficiencies $250. Month and '<•» se COLTS NECK — Farm house. Heet Halsay caka planar, 14". $45 cond , KM Call M4 O0S4 $1.90. Red Bank Lumbar, 9 Wall St., night tables, headboard, full slie Rugs, S.lver, Gold. FOR CASH. ft air cond, 3 bedroom, pot belly area for approx. 20 hrs. week. If HalMy cei.ry dish, $35. Red Bank 741 5500 spring mattress with frame, axe. curltv, no pats Includes heel, hot INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES water, ft cooking. CaM between 95 stove, large refrigerator. In quiet, Needlepoint tiittopcardtable,tlJ5 CRAFTSMAN — Sit down power LIKE NEW — Maple dining room cond.. $1,000. 495-9241. 159 E Newman Springs Rd secluded trtm. $S00 + utilities- Child's porcelain taa Ml, $75 mower, 26" tide discharge culling table with 4 chairs ft 2 leaves, $300, dally. 264-1313 471-1459 interested, please call for appt. unit. 32" snow Ihrowtr, $571. White WELDING TORCHES ft TANKS — Shrewsbury 747-4200 4 Ouaan Ann. side chain, $150. 82" tola, $300; teak stereo Cabmen, KEYPORT - 1 bedroom apartment, Pr. Crystal candl.itkks. $75 formica kitchen ui, 4 chairs, $75. |BD; antique 4-piece bedroom sel, EHC. cond., with accessories. 20 cu. A CONTENTS OF HOMES - Attics, COLTS NECK - Farm house. Heal Wrought Iron railing, 6 step-., fl. Ox 10 cu. ft. Ace. Call Allan after basements, antique!, yard sales, available immediately. S36S. ft air cond, 3 bedroom, pot belly $1,200; maple rocking chair, $90; Call 244-5075. HAROLD STEINFELD ALSO; 19lh C. hunting prints, loti of CRAFTSMAN — Sit down power brass floor lame, $50; 4 director's 6 P.m., 842-4581. $300. salt ft pepper collections 264 64$8. stove, large refrigerator. In quiet, mower, 34" side discharge cutting secluded *r** $500 + utilities quilts, sllvar Mrvlng pi.es. old chairs, $40; antique travel trunk, YULE LOVE / LONG BRANCH — One room unit. 32" snow thrower, S575. White $35; misc. kitchen tiems, canister 671-W59 542-4000 Ext. 257 wooden sled, roosttr w.alher vane. formic* kitchen Mf, 4 chairs, Hi Our Christmas Pine cone wreaths ALL LIONEL TRAINS furnished apt., 2-room furnished apt Anllouei 1 Uniques, 32 Willow Dr. vacuum, $50, 2 VW Sclrocco alloy and we have vour Yule Log tor One furnished room Women pre- Wrought Iron railing, i steps, $». wheels. $300. Call after 4 p.m. Mon. Or Flyer. Top cash' appraisal HIGHLANDS — Small house, near Mon.-Frl.,9to5P.M. Little Silver...Opan II to 3, Mon Sat. C«M 671-5419. Christmas Eve. Weekends only. 9 ferred. See at 14 Myrtle Ava. Fri , weekends anytime. 5*4-5204 a.m. to S P m. Quail Hollow, 117 944-2W3 i water, suitable one person, 1185 plus Miim Cedar Drive, Com Neck ANTIOUES — All kindtTbought tor MATAWAN — New 3 bedroom utilities. Call Sun. or eves. 872-1741. ANTIQUE - I nofse open sleigh. Daily-Sunday LIVING ROOM SfcT I mo old, lop cash. Mary Jane Rooseyelt An Townhouse. Air conditioning, dish Sleigh bells loo. Midget blue carnal back sofa & love- E L EC TRONIC ORGAN-ZACHERY tigues, 109 East River Rd.. ROmson washer, washer, dryer. $425 Plus KEANSBURG — 3-room house $27} INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES seat. Orglnlellv $900, asking $550, — Walnut cabinet, great sound cond. 642-3159 Member Appraisers As utilities Immediate occupancy plus utilities v» month security. Cell 159 Newman Springs Rd. Must sell. Call after 4 p.m., 541-1240. Paid $1300. sell for $650. 2 yrs old socistion of America. S83-1734 eves. SW 4736 between 3-4 cm Shrewsbury 747-.2OO. REGISTER Extra Cash Needed?? Call 787 S52O ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- HIGHLANDS — Bay Ave., 2-KEANSBURG — 1-bedroom houic, LIVING ROOM SET ~ Sofa with esponsibie couple, 1 mo. security, ANTIQUE CENTER of Red Bank Classified Ads attached end tables. 2 matching TIQUES. Rt. 36 and Homestead bedroom apt., Immediate occupan- Delivery person needed for stores 217 Wast Front Street chairs, $300. Call 741-26SS aftar 3 73 Machinery For Sale Aye.. Leonardo 2»1 S25O. cy, heat Included, security required, oav own utilities. 1300 a mo Call 3 buildings ISO dealers U2 4j» no pall $340. 471-2058. 7V-7\7b ^^^ p.m. DON'T HAVE THAT SALE ll.ms bought, ask for Guv as low as K EANSBURG — 3 DaOroom, 4 roorn and Rural Route. Freehold - MINK COAT - Autumn Haie Full WESTERN SNOW PLOW - 8*. dec Cash; high prices for your small MODERN APARTMENT — Near BAR — 4'V. 2 matching high-back flair or bait, hood-cap* collar. Beau tric/hvdraullc. No power tilt. Com- garage sale items, plus antiques, transportation. Best time to call duplex EHC. cond, no pets Security swlv.1 slools. Call 49.5 cents liful cond.. slia 10-12 $1X»,M2O9i3 plete with controls $400 or best of- jewelry, contents of basements, at- before noon. 495-0414. efi S41S t utilities Walker 1 Manalapan -Marlboro Area. 741-4212 per line, par day tar 471 -4044^ tics, etc C«H It* 8«1S after s t> m Watkar741)212. (based on non-commercial NEVER USED - Still crated, MONMOUTH BEACH WATER BICYCLES GIRL'S (21 — 1, la" lOdav insertion) Thomasvllle Brtaklront (2-Pleces). Guv Johnson FRONT COMPLEXES — Pools ft KEANSBURG - 1 bedroom Cot- Schwlnn Varsity. 1 , 20" Columbia 3 Buy ft Buys taoe, 1375 par mo. plus utilities, The Register Daily & Sunday lighted interior ft dining room Oak 76 Auction Sales tennis courts. security requlrad. Call 717-4304. speed, both lie, cond. A doll houM For FAST RESULTS table with leaf, showroom cost Single items to entire households plus addition Call after a p.m. \)M0. Buy now $7Q0 471-2104. Antique furniture, lewelrv, silver TOWNSHOUSE — 2 bedroom, Vn KEVPORT — S room house, tiled Call: 7413.76 AT LOW COST AUCTION — Evarv Tuas. ft Ttmrs, immediate cash. 842-4334 baths, $400 plus utilities, 1 veer bath & shower, appliances Included ORGANSONIC ORGAN — Bv7:30 p m 179 South SI., Freehold, lease. BOXES • CORRUGATED Bildwlnn, good cond , $375 Call OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, chi- Suitable for t couple 4 child. 1 mo. Mary Tomeski phone T N.J. Public Invltled, free admission na, glassware, art objects and bric- security, no peti. Call 164-4441. For Moving & Storage, and for In- 797-4241 COL. BOB RANOOLPH, Auc GARDEN APARTMENT — 1 dustry. A complete Una of packaging Monver, 431-S/U or 223-6719 a-brac Immediate cash for any- LAURENCE HARBOR — 1-S/nall- 542-4009or supplies. 441-4472 or 74?.40ta. ORGINIAL WATER COLORS — thing and everything Ruscll's, 2SE bedroom, $450 Plus utilities, t year Make a sensitive memorable Christ- Front St., Rad Bank. 741—1493 lease. - bedroom home on bay Available iiwowMMrb^w 583-5210 CAFETERIA TABLES — Formica REGISTER mas tuft! Reasonable prices. Call Dec. 1, 2 mos. sacurlly, S3H a mo. lop. Double stainless steal sink with Pat Burtt Sludio, 20 Beekman PI., 77 Pets And Livestock TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO HICKEY REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Adulls prelarrad. 717X73. «ablnat. Call 495-0504. Classified Ads Fair Haven 741-1471. DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to Realtor. 221 408' LlNCROPT — Lovely, orlvata Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will dwelling. 3 bedrooms, 1400 par mo. PIANOS ORGANS Advanced And Beginners Buy from private owners and es- RED BANK — Large modern. 542-1700 DOG TRAINING tates. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE- carpeted, I bedroom apt. with din- plus utilities, security, lease Call 4-* MOST MAJOR BRANDS ing ar«a ft utility room, $595 oar »44-e432. Ton Free from Matewan Area Bavshore Dog Club. 741B046 PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE WAREHOUSE PRICES SIGNED 799 River Rd . Fair month, plus utilities 741-5444, 566-8100 AMERICAN PIT BULL TERRIER Haven, N.J. 842-6257. 741-37H. More Clossifitd PUPS — Exc. bloodlines. Ready for FREEHOLD MUSIC RED BANK — Lovely one-bedroom Tot! Free from Mlddletown Area Christmas. $?2-9107. WANTED — New or used roofing on NeMt ppge CENTER slate. with loft ft skylight. $400 Plus utili- 671-9300 RT. 9 The Wizard of Id ~T THIS IS SMITH, SiPE "No wonder Kittycat acts so bored. We don't have any mouses around here." Your horoscope, birthday MONDAY, Dae. 7 office or your own home. 18) •- Seek to inform your- CANCER) June 2 1- July Bom today, you are an You would flourish in any of self of the ways of another 22) - Accept aid when and amiable, easy-going individ- the performing arts - if ybu Hold back a while before where offered It is essential I'VE JUSTSEHNTWCOUPLE WHO 1 I WAS WONbERIN IF WE ual who will work steadily would but try. offering your services that you get a new project /WJVEb IN ACROSS E b SHOULfc INVITE 'IM OVER to fulfill modest ambitions Alto born on this date) PISCES(F«b 19-March off the ground at this time SWffLOOKSA&TCFATARTAR, ID THE PUB ONE NIGHT. You have no dreams of glory are: Ellen Burstyn, actress; 20) - Hidden sources of LEOIJuly 23-Aug. 22) - BUT t SEfcWS ALL ROHT- WHATSOKTC BLOKE IS t - but you do look forward Rod Cameron and Ell information become obvious Do your preliminary prepa- continuously to a generally Wallach, actors; Will! to you now You can ration without further delay brighter personal future. Cither, author. improve your chances of Otherwise you .will not have Although you tend to worry To see what is in store for promotion today time to complete projects needlessly, you do not inflict you tomorrow, find your later your worries on others. You ARIES(March 21-Aprll birthday and read the corre- 10) - Don't gamble with VIRGOIAug. 23 Sept 22) put a good face on almost sponding paragraph. Let your reputations Steer clear - Don't expect much in the everything when you are in your birthday star be your of one whose problems could way of reward today -• the company of others, for daily guide. cause you too much pain either for favors or for you have an abhorrence of TUESDAY, DECEMBER B being a burden, even a mere effort You would do well to SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22 TAURUSfAprll 20-May annoyance, to others. The be alone Dac. 21) - Clarify your own 20) - A patient attitude joy you take in your work is LIBRA'Sept. 23 Oct. 22) - intentions It may be that gains you a reputation not revealed in the excellence of - Limit your activities to THE WORST CAS6 OP you are fooling yourself as really deserved today Make your product. those which have been his- iMOICjeSriON YOU EVER HAD well as others Analyze! an effort to change your ways torically both easy and IN TOUB LIFE CAPRICORN(Dec. 22 rewarding Don't overwork GEMINKMay 21-Juna 20) You take great pleasure Jan. IS) - A new source of today from being a source of joy to - A longstanding agreement income proves more excit- SCORPIO(0ct 23-Nov. others Whatever you do between you and a young- ing than promising Don't 21) - Take care that you are before an audience is always ster may suddenly ' place count your chickens until not basing an important of better quality than what demands on your time Give they hatch decision upon another's you do in the privacy of an ' in in p.m AOUARIUSIJan. 20-Fab. opinion Think for yourself Sheinwold's bridge advice South dealer North-South vulnerable By Alfred Shalnwold diamond and three hearts. 7 2 0 K 6 i • 9 6. Partner bids one diamond, you re- NORTH "Know thyself," said the OTHER OPPONENTS ancient Greeks "Know thy spond one heart, and he '. • AK52 i Some opponents (bad cess opponent," says the bridge then bids two clubs The ^96 4 Doonesbuiy to them) lead fifth-best expert. opponents pass What do 0 J 10 7 now and then; or even low 1 1 Aa today's declarer, you you say • K84 sum from J-x-x. If the diamond , temirm THEN trSUHAT OH. COUP UE win the firal trick with the ANSWER: Bid two dia- UMTS finesse loses, the defenders WEST EAST JE/WAMPI PISCUSBTHt iTHINK m iwtt mm SETA COPY king of hearts and wonder may take four hearts and a monds With only nine • J 8 7 4 • 10 9 UMPUKIW THATSA OKAY? 607H TO AUmP, OF THAT? how to proceed. The answer high-card points and medi- diamond. VA J72 Vlfred • AQ52 from his longest and strong- you would prefer the cer- sheirmold i* available Gel est suit. South West North East tainty you would have with your copy by sending SI 25 In You will lake the dia- 1 NT Pass 2 • Pass the dependable opponent. ihe Rod Bank Registei PO mond finesse as soon as you 2 0 Pass 3 NT All Pass Box 1000., l.os Angeles Calil DAILY QUESTION can. Even if it loses, the Opening lead - Y£5, MA'AM. IVE , NOT ACTUALLY I REAP THE A«N0U)LEP6 - BEEN REAPIN6 THE BOOK YET... MENT5 THE TRANSLATOR'S THE BOOK- NOTES, THE INTRODUCTION THE PREFACE THE FOREWORD ANP THE DEDICATION... beetle Bailey AS OSCAR rWw YBurrrsiLLcWL.SHOULD KXVer T PO 5CWETHIMS POSSIBLE, VOURE RI6HT, IT IT, MB I ROOKIE. THAT CAR..MRKEP SAl IP "FORGIVE YOUR PIPANNQY HIM WCWKfti BY A PlRtPLUG.SIve ENEMIES, NOTHING FOR \ HIM A TICKET. ' NOYS THEM GOOKO.M BSKR ^ A\« SO MUCH " 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, DECEMBER 7,19B1 Festival planned to soothe the Ice King By LUCRECE BEALE of Miski, the wise man. They all sat on the floor of the Second in a serin snow house and Miski stood in the middle and sang a song to the Ice King. SYNOPSIS: The Eikimoi of young Oonik's village are He asked the Ice King to get over his anger and bring worried because for some mysterious reason the Ice King the Eskimos good weather so they could have good of the North has prevented the summer from arriving on hunting again. schedule. To placate the Ice King, the villagers plan a Then Miski sat down and the men began to beat on (estlval in his honor. their drums with sticks made of ivory walrus tusks. Boom! Boom! Boom! "The Ice King of the North is very angry," said Then the Eskimos sang. First they sang in a soft chant Miski. the wise man of the Eskimo village. "He sends keeping time to the drum beat. Presently their voices frigid winds and storms of snow even though it is August rose and their singing became louder than the wind and the ice on the sea should long since have melted. roaring around the igloo. Oonik, anxious to please the Ice "To placate the Ice King we must have a festival in l King, sang louder than all the rest. his honor. Then he will surely put aside his anger and we The dancing started. All the men and boys stood in will be able to do our summer hunting for reindeer and their places and stamped on the floor and moved their rabbits and duck." arms up and down in curious patterns meant to placate "Hooray!" cried Oonik, the Eskimo boy. "I love the Ice King. festivals! Dancing! And singing! And eating! Oh, that After that the food was served. Oonik took half his will be good!" But Oonik's mother said, "How can we share outside to his dog Keotuk who crouched at the door. have a festival? Hunting has been so poor there is "Don't worry," said Oonik soothingly to his dog. scarcely any food left in the village. In my house we are "This has been a festival such as I have never seen. It is down to our last seal flipper." bound to have pleased the Ice King and tomorrow good ' "It is the same with us," moaned the other women. weather will come and we will have good hunting again." "Our storerooms are nearly empty." But, alas! On that very night came a storm worse Oonik's father said, "Can we not have a festival than any that had come before. The furious wind swept without food?" sheets of ice from the north and hurled them on the tiny Miski shook his head. "The Ice King would be in- Eskimo village. Three igloos were smashed by the tons of sulted if we had a festival in his honor and had no food. If ice and the poor owners had to move in with neighbors. A we did not care to bring out our food in his honor perhaps mountain of ice pushed out of the sea and towered over "The Ice King it angry," laid the Wite Man he would not care to stop the winter winds." the village. Then the men said, "Very well. We will do it for the "The Ice King did not hear us, there is nothing more winter storms must end." we can do," Miski told the terrified Eskimos who plan!" So the Eskimos returned to their igloos. The women gathered in his igloo after the storm. Keotuk wagged his tail and licked his master's chin as melted snow and put their last hunks of meat in the water Oonik went out in the cold. He fell to his knees in the if to say, "I'll do anything you say!" to stew The men made flat drums out of wooden hoops snow and pressed his mouth against the ear of Keotuk, "Come, then," said Oonik, Jumping to his feet. "You covered with the thin inner tissues of seals. the dog. and I are going to Santa Land!" When all was ready the villagers returned to the igloo "Listen to me Keotuk," he murmured. "I have a TOMORROW: Storm at Sea 4 APMWM 'LIVE IN INFAMY' — President Roosevelt addresses an emergency session ot Congress on Dec. 8, 1941. In his speech the presidentsaid: "Yesterday. December 7, 1941 _ day which will live in infamy — the United One killed., three injured in bus crash a States was deliberately attacked by the naval and air official. Julie is dead.'' forces of the Empire of Japan." MURRAY. Utah I API - A bus loaded with teen-agers Sheriff's Lt. Bruce Thayne said the bus came to rest on its returning from a ski resort overturned on a steep canyon road "We can just hope and pray for Annelise and Madonna." u-ft side across the two-lane road, about 2Mi miles from the yesterday southeast of Salt Lake City, killing one girl and As many of the club members began to cry, Hopkins canyon's mouth. He said no snow or ice was on the road at the seriously injuring three others, authorities said. leaned his head against a pillar before walking away with time of the accident, about 4:15 p.m. hospital personnel. Salt Lake County sheriff's deputies said the yellow school Deputies say the road was blocked for about two hours by The driver of the bus, Julie Ann Nishi. 25, of Kemmerer, President's use bus was carrying 38 teen-age members of the Kemmerer, the accident, which occurred as skiing at Alta and adjacent was treated at Cottonwood for an injury to her right leg and Wyo . High School ski club and two adults. They said it Snowbird resort was ending for the day. 4 overturned after hitting an embankment while headed down released. Others on board the bus were examined at Cot- the Little Cottonwood Canyon road from Alta ski resort. tonwood, with a number of minor injuries reported. The road, cut into the steep north wall of the canyon, of inf amy' a Club adviser Zem Hopkins said he told the bus passengers Hopkins said Ms. Nishi was downshifting when the brakes descends about 3,500 feet in 10 miles. The canyon is about 20 to grab their ankles and brace themselves before the driver on the vehicle apparently went out. miles southeast of Salt Lake City. tried to slow the bus by hitting an embankment on the right The right rear of the bus roof was peeled open in the crash School officials said a second bus was sent late yesterday dramatic touch side of the road He said the bus then "hit the side of the wall, Passenger Lori Maughn, 15, said the roof was ripped open from Kemmerer to pick up the uninjured students. Many of spun and rolled." by a rock. She said those most seriously injured were thrown the students' parents also were coming to pick up their Karyn Walker, 16, who received minor injuries to her head outside through the opening. children, they said. WASHINGTON cAPi — Had he followed his typewritten and neck in the crash, said that after Hopkins' warning, drall Kranklin l> Roosevelt would have said Yesterday. everybody started screaming and we were going around ... December 7 1941 — a date which will live in world history." really fiat." But the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor demanded more Officials at Cottonwood Hospital in Murray said Julie Bearing down on his pencil. Roosevelt substituted infamy." Births Poulsen. 17. was dead at the crash scene. Annelise Wilson, 16, It became lorevermore. a date which will live in in- was in serious condition at Cottonwood, and George Crank, 16, RIVERVIEW lamv ^nd a speech to remember Pearl Harbor by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ensley (Karen Bost), 182 underwent surgery at Cottonwood for a ruptured spleen Red Bank Redwood Terrace, Hailet, I nhki' FDR s other speeches, this one - asking Congress DiFazio (Rose Zleniewici), Washington Ave., Matawan, son, Dec. 2. Madonna Crossweight, 17. was flown by helicopter to LDS Mr and Mrs. Michael lor .i declaration of war — was all his own His speechwnters 15 Center St., Red Bank, daughter, Dec. 2. Hospital in Salt Lake City Nursing Supervisor Kathy Wood McAteer (Patricia Thomp- Mr. and Ms. Donald Sofia were out nl town when the Japanese attacked daughter, Dec. 1. Mr and Mrs Richard Cor- (Sharon O'Briea), 804 West said Miss Crossweight was in critical condition and was taken son), 3414 Wells Drive, i in that Sunday alternoon 40 >'ears ago. while trying to son Mr. and Mrs. Michael bet (Patricia Douglas), 73 End Ave., Ocean, son, Dec. I. immediately into surgery Parlin, daughter, Dec. 1. out thf dimensions of the disaster to the American fleet half a Stout (Cynthia Bruno), 166 Monmouth Ave., East Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ski club members, some visibly shaken, gathered in the Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shore World away. Roosevelt took time out to dfctate the speech tc Hance Road, Fair Haven, Keansburg, daughter, Dec. 2. Maneff (Kathryn Reynolds), hospital cafeteria to await word about their injured club- (Judith Fletcher), 31 Doherty Ins secretary, (irace Tully daughter, Dec. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neu- 9 James St., Uncroft, son, mates Hopkins told them. "I know you've heard rumors. It's Drive, Middletown, son, Dec. bacher (Noreen Glavey), 8 By midnight it was finished When FDR awakened Mon- 1. Mr. and MRs. Robert Dec. 3. day morning a typed draft awaited him In a clear hand, sure that he knew what the occasion demanded the president made the editing changes thai brought lh€' speech alive World history became infamy " Long will we remember the character of the onslaught jgainst us became always will our whole nation re- TftcUie /t Z>ate member 1 And Hi' : i' was a handwritten vow No matter how long II A paid directory of coming events for non-profit DECEMBER 11 Aberdeen Residents: You are cordially invited to may take us to overcome this premeditated invasion, the organizations. Rates 13.00 for three lines for one day, Bus Trip sponsored by the Monmouth Museum to attend a Victory Cocktail Reception in honor of John American people in their righteous might will win through tc SI 00 each additional line; $4 00 for two days, $1 25 each Historic Germantown, Pa 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. Fee Scalamonti, Ted Fitch, and Bob Devino, Councllmen- ihsolule victory additional line; $6 00 for three to five days. 11.50 each includes guided tour of 5 homes decorated for Christ- Elect. Don Quixote Inn, Route 34, Matawan, N.J. 5-8 He spoke of the unbounding determination of our peo- additional line. TOO for 10 days, 12.00 each additional mas with special displays of childrens toys and min- p.m. $15.00 per person, $25 00 per couple. Open bar, cold ple And ol the inevitable triumph line Deadline noon two days before publication.' Call iatures. Luncheon at Clivedon and transportation. Mem- buffet. Tickets may be purchased through Mrs. Osborn, Americans he said, will not only defend ourselves to the The Daily Register. 542-4000 for the Date Secretary. bers $25.50, non-members 827.50. Call 747-2266 for reser- 566-3102, Mr. Lehn. 566-8842, or Mrs Sakwa. 583-4194. uttermost but will make it very certain that this form of vations. Open to public. treachery shall never again endanger us " \nd he added at the end SohelpusGod DECEMBER 11,12 The Church of the Nativity Choir, in concert with a total of 70 voices, soloists and orchestra presents G.F The Slate Department had wanted Roosevelt to read also a DECEMBER 7 "Dracula" presented by Middletown High School 40-page recounting of Japanese transgressions but the presi- South, 6:15 P.M., $1.50 adults. $1.00 students and senior Handel's "The Messiah" (Christmas portion). Ben- Monmouth Players Theater Workshop meets every jamin Britten's "A Ceremony of Carols" accompanied dent said no He didn t want to disturb the drama of the Mon at 8 P M at the Navesink Library Theater, citizens. In Southside Theater. occasion with a droning recitation by Marjorie Mollenauer, harpist, performed by the .Monmouth Ave. Navesink, N.J. Tuition free. Call DECEMBER 12,13,18, U Monmouth Conservatory Womans Chorus, Ridge and The speech ran just over 500 words, perhaps 10 minutes not 872-9254 for more information There will be no meeting THE PINE CREEK Railroad "Christmas Ex- Hance Rds., Fair Haven. 4 P.M. Sun. afternoon. counting interruptions for applause It ranks as one of FDR s Dec 28 press " will run Sat. and Sun. Dec. 5 and 6,12 and 13, and greatest speeches alongside his 1933 inaugural address Christmas Chinese Auction sponsored by Our Lady 19 and 20. Santa Claus will be on hand from noon to 3 DECEMBER 14 delraration that we have nothing to fear but fear itself." p.m. Trains will leave every half hour from the railroad The State Department White Paper was issued two of Perpetual Help School in the school hall, Miller St.. Sponsored by Monmouth Museum a Workshop filled Highlands Doors open 6 PM Calling starts 8 P.M. station in Allaire state park, Rt. 524, Wall Township, 1 with ideas for holiday decorations, Natalie Beguelln, days later on Dec 10 History ignored it mile east of MM Allaire exit. Fare $1 per person. FOOTNOTE The typed copy of the infamy speech, with Over 200 prizes, free refreshments well known instructor in decorative arrangements will share her talent with us. Participants will make one Koose'vell s pencilled changes, is in the Roosevelt Library at DECEMBER 12 Amencr.n Assoc of University Women 4th Annual small decoration to take home. 9:30 until Noon. Fee: Hyde Park N Y along with an as delivered transcript Holiday Bazaar by Golden Chapter OES, 3rd and Arts and Ciafts Exhibit and Bake Sale, 4 P.M.. Church Non-members TOO, members $5 00' Call 747-2366 for But the reading copy on bond paper, adorned with a red Osborne Sts , Keyport, 10 AM to 4 P.M. Holiday and House of Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury.. Holiday reservations. ribbon and signed by the president simply disappeared items handcrafted by members plus gourmet baked handcraft items. Baked goods and luncheon will be William Emerson, director of the library, says the docu- goods featured Home computer demonstration follow- served. DECEMBER 16 ment was missed immediately after Roosevelt returned to the ing sale at 8 P M All invited Come to Red Bank Christian Womans Club Christ- White House Joy Fellowship invites everyone to attend its mas Luncheon at Buck Smith's, 12 to 2 P.M. $7.50, with Secretary (irace Tully asked the Secret Service to look for Middletown Helps Its Own Day at McDonald's monthly breakfast at the Holiday Inn, West Long Decorations by Rosalee Stalenski. Music by the Christ- it and an agent found that James Roosevelt, one of the Hamburgers. Rt 35. Middletown. 50% of gross receipts Branch, 9:30 A.M. Special music ministry with Harvest. mas Belles and special message by Millie Dienert. Call president s sons, had brought it from the Capitol donated to MHIO Christmas Basket program For reservations call 229-4537 or 542-0462 264-9375 or 741-8957. No reservations after Dec. 1 lth At the White House he placed it on a hatrack. just inside Malcolm Smith, noted Biblical author and lecturer, DECEMBER 17 the lover It was never seen again will conduct a teaching seminar at the Hilton Inn, Hope DECEMBER 8. 9 Monmouth Museum sponsors bus trip to browse, fell the world we would love to have the reading copy, Rd , Tinton Falls. (Exit 105, Garden State Parkway), on Nearly New Sale. Tues.. 9:30-3 P.M., Wed.. 9:30-2 lunch, see 5th Avenue holiday display, bus will stop at sa\s Kmerson Kvcn after 40 years, we d ask no questions " P M at Congregation B'nai Israel, Hance and Ridge Sat Dec 12, 8 30 A.M. to 12 Noon; coffee and danlsh will be served. For registration information, please call the Morgan Library, Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Rds . Rumson Household goods, toys, clothes and many Museum or Metropolitan Museum to see the traditional more items 291-2436 or 842-8738 Christmas tree, take your pick. Gather for return trip at Cutter gleams The River Plaza PTA Is sponsoring a Holiday the Museum of Modem Art. Time: 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. DECEMBER 8 Bazaar. Craft items and new merchandise. 9 a.m. - 4 Fee: Members $10.00, non-members $11.00. Call 747-2268 Meeting of family and friends for mental health p.m. Table cost is $10 00. Refreshments will be avail- for reservations. will be held on Tues . Dec 8 at 7:30 P.M. at the Mental able. For reservations call 747-0691 after 40 years Health Association office, 90 Monmouth St., Red Bank. DECEMBER 18 "Christmas Crafts Corner" Bazaar, Church of the QUEST — Weekly forum for single, divorced and Riverview Hospital Auxiliary Annual Luncheon- Holy Communion, Fair Haven, 10-3. Christmas Shop, widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments dancing ABOARD THE CUTTER TANEY 1AP1 - Some things Fashion Show-Bazaar and Card Party. $10 00 Held at are different A fresh coat of paint hides the Coast Guard Crafts, Bakery, White Elephant, Trash and Treasure, Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 7:45 P.M Molly Pitcher Inn. Red Bank. For reservations: Refreshments. Admission limited to firs} 200 people. Donations: $3.00. cutter s 45 years, and the deck full of armament is gone 842-0368 But the crew of the Taney says everything works as well Bus Trip to NYC to see "Camelot" ($42 50) "Sugar DECEMBER 18,18,18 as it did when the cutter made it through the bombs that Parents Without Partners Chapter 644, General Babies" ($37.50) and "42nd Street" ($45.00). Cost in- St. Agnes Church of Atlantic Highlands will have a devastated Pearl Harbor on Dec 7.1941 Meeting Cocktail Party, Don Quixote's, Rt. 34, cludes bus and orchestra seats, sponsored by Open Door trip to Wllliamsburg, Va. Guided tour of restored area, And its skipper hopes that the Taney, the last ship to Matawan. Orientation 8:30 p.m Members $3, pros- Bayshore Area. Bus leaves Red Bank 10:15 A.M., Hazlet one dinner, stop in Washington. Cost 8122. Call 291-0876 survive the bombing still on active duty, will be around for the pective members, $5.671-2777. 10:45 Call 739-3963.495-2471,739-3868. or 291-0272. 50th anniversary of "the day that will live in infamy " On the weekend of the surprise Japanese raid that pulled Meeting of family and friends for mental health DECEMBER It, 18 DECEMBER II the United States into World War II. the Taney was moored will be held on Tues . Dec. 8 at 7:30 P.M. at the Mental Doll House furniture for sale. 10 to 20% off, 10 AM New Year's Eve Party, sponsored by River Plata near the Honolulu Power plant, alternating harbor patrol duty Health Association office, 90 Monmouth St., Red Bank. to 4 P.M. Dec. 12, and 19th at the New School of Hose Co. No. 1, Colonial Room, River Plata Fire House. with the Navy destroyer Ward DECEMBER 9, lt Monmouth County, 301 Middle Rd., Holmdel. Proceeds Music by Jack Mazxaroppi Band, open bar, noise On Dec 7 without having received orders from any NUTSWAMP SCHOOL, MIDDLETOWN, Holiday go to the school. makers, buffet, 9 P.M. til 7. Donation $40.00 per couple Reservations 741-2987 or 741-1507. source, between 0901 and 0902 and between 0915 and 0918 Secret Shop and Craft Shop - Wed., Dec. 9 and Thurs., DECEMBER II opened fire un scattering formations of enemy aircraft at a Dec 10. 4 30-8 30 both days Choral Concert - Laud to the Nativity by Resplghi JANUARYS high altitude passing over the harbor from west to east," and Christmas Contata by Plnkham, sung by the Tower Matinee performance, 42nd Street, limited tickets reads the report from Cmdr Louis B Olson, Taney captain, to DECEMBER 19 Hill choir with Instruments and dancers. First Presby- 840 includes bus Leaving from Red Bank and from the Commandant, Fourteenth Naval District. PTA Book Fair. Knollwood School, Hance Rd., terian Church, Tower Hill, Red Bank. Free will offer- Highlands 10:30 and 10:46 a.m. Call 291-1663 after 6 At the top of the official stationery, the word "Treasury" Fair Haven, 7:30 to 9:30 P.M. Classic Christmas pres- Ing Child care, 4 P M P.M. was crossed out and the word "Navy" typed in. The Taney ents x had gone to war• Bob Boono. calcnar. la ma Calllornla tween the two teams on the Mlnnasau at Dttron. 4 p.m. Angals for a raoortad UW.0O0 Gulf It Western Corp, which owns the Garden, has threat- Graan Bay II, Oalratt 17 Oaavaay. Dae tl ened to move both teams out of toe dty If It does not receive current tour. They are sched- JERSEY NUMBER GAME Naw Vork Olanfswj. Las Angalas I BalUmarg at WlsHlngasn. mm Pick any thr.tj numbera — you can play Chicago It. Minnmatat •vtftM M Nta EntMnd. I am HARTFORD mamWHALERS-Racallad some sort of relief from heavy taxes and financial losses uled to meet again Dec. 10 in PJPilgjrr"! Jip rvVaRaaT 0Jr"0j0iSOn0ji 14] from 7A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 dava a waak Clncmnatl at FllltbaiHi. 1 p.m. Mlckav Vatcan. dafansarrw>n, Irom tha Kragujevac. Si Laws a. NtwOrlaam 1 Graan Bay at Naw Orlaans. I a m Blngnamton whalars of Ida Amarlcan Schwartz indicated that the city is concerned about the WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER Naw vart Giants « «. Lauis. lam HgckavLaawa. Sant O«i Olllan. rlaM economic, political and social consequences of losing the During their tour of the San Franclsca II, Cincinnati I San CHaga « Tampa Bay, 1 a m wing, is Blngriamtan Dallas 17. Battltnara II Miami at KanaasClty. lam teams. Burfaks a. San Olaga I' Ch4cat»atOatila»J.4am KAMLClOr^llSC-PIrt* LvH Mol a lav 14. Mama H SanFra«lKa,4am rat. rvaad coach, and rgptacad him with - ir 14. kanaasCltyll Ron Harrlt. Saam.il. Naw Vark Jats 11 WaitfiJoat Danvari . 4 am COt-LlOB CALIFORNIA—Hamad Jag Kaao haad Pittsburgh tl CM*land, lam Atlanta at Las Angatat. tarn football coach WWUU Radio Plucknett, thrown off track, flTWEIHiOUR I T cited for discus performance TOM I RENO, Nev. (AP) - CharaploD discus •made balk and aid In building an athlete's Famous Brand thrower BtM Plocknett, barred (or Ufa earlier this year by track's world foveratif Directors of tha TAC rejected a motion Western Boot body, received aa award yesterday for tha Friday allowing Plucknett to compete in In- Youl recDgnlze the famous year's wMandlnf track performance. ternational meets. name in Ihh tmtem boot Plucknett, 17, received the award at tha While toe U.S. group hasn't actually de- ImrnnlUMy! Authentic national convention of The Athletics Co» clared him Ineligible, the TAC has In effect feH sveti construction... jreM, the top U.S. amateur track and field said they'll honor the IAAF decision barring Plucknett from International meets. cowboy heel. (overninf organisation. The group did, however, approve a motion Golden brown He twice bettered the world discus record pledging support of Plucknett's reinitate- men't 7W12. thli year with throws of US feat, 7 Inches Save Sit thru nentbythelAAF Saturday. (71.20m) In Modesto, Calif., on May 16 and In other action yesterday, representatives J|7-4(7:.J4m) on July 7 In Stockholm. of six cities expressed Interest in being the 4499 i* Neither mark has been recofnljed u a host of the U.S. Olympic trials for 19M. world record. Tha TAC records committee Jim Tupoeny, chairman of the Olympic Our regular km price US met Sunday to discuss whether or not hU trials site selection committee, said repre- Modesto toss shotiM be aprprowrf aa a U.S. seatatJves of Los Angeles. New York. Chica- go, Baton Rouge, La., IassaaMpvH* ••*- {Stockholro throw has been attarittad to Eugene, Ore. ail an MaraaM ki hattag the CtT THt FAME WITHOUT PAYING THE PRICE trials. TUE8DAY NIGHT FROM 8 to 11 Tupoeny, director of the Perm Relays and ^raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaMsssaaaf aflrV" ,„ waa barred la July from In- QMAT UKTTATIONHA'AIRCUTTEM , amateur competition by the In- director of track (or the University of Penn- SHOE-TOWN AUTO AUDIO Ml "WWII fACIV Of PHOM DMKTMt fOt MAC! ADOMtMft sylvania, also announced criteria and pro- M win A * ' * J * * •• • • *£»__ l „_! Amateur Athletic Pederation (or 1 FINEFARE SUPERMARKETS fllii at^tssJIBTT*. sHrW *•••••••; tSSJOTf 1 1 use of steroids - drugs which add to cedures for selecting future trial sites. 14 The Dfaily Register Lifestyle SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7,1981ti &es are >o slimming' Com anyone finding a lost pet or shall be such that the townhouses. article. NOTICI which you mav havt to oranllna thll | Dine lour colors of synthetic patio homes, quedpiexcs or 0-lot line Pursuant to the provisions of •uolkallon dents who submit them HOLMOEL -Call the Action Line today homes provide transition from edia N.J.S.A «o 69A 179, | hereby call a Oatod Novombar 21. lldl :. wonted lor this versatile >est EDWARD W COLLINS AGENCV cent non residential tones to the Special Meeting of the City Council before that date will not 542-1700 R 32 lots which shall abut adjacent JOHNR OftLOVSKr. ! you il wear tor work weekends ABILITY DEPENDABILITY of the City of Long Branch (or Ihe Attorney for Applicant be considered for the RELIABILITY R-31 residential tones All required purpose of considering the follow i Easy crochet Pattern 606 Sizes FOUND - Husky type, vicinity improvements tor the fi 32 segment Eiion Company. U J.A Federal Pell (Basic) 44A 4144 Ing: Dae I inn : 3848 included Palmar Aye . Middlelown of the development shall be com- An Ordinance providing for the Grant unless a second LITTLE SILVER -Vou can Do* the Call 717 3015 pleted prior to the Issuance of vacation of certain lands known as certificates of occupancy for more NOTICI Of biggest Christmas tree because it'll FOUND - Mmiture Collie, White ft Right of Way between Sunset Piece form is filed after Jan 1. sure look great in the huge family than seventy five < 'il percent of the and Sunset Avenue located In the fPICIAL MIITINO light brown, red collar ft black flea townhouses patio homes. Quad MIODLITOWN TOWNSHIP S2 00 iliern room m our Te*assue 5-bedroom, 3 collar Call 7S74H1 City of Long Branch. County of Mon bath home ntmr the river There's plexes or 0 lot lint homes mouth, State ef New Jersey (In- CONSTRUCTION :•• ••• ' / so evert a POOI for neit summer's fun LOST - Orange tiger, malt cat, Townhouses, patio homes, quad- troduced 9/l/it public hearing held BOARD OP APPIAH Send SW9 900 f A ARMSTRONG AGEN- IS 20 lbs . de clawed Wearing green pieaes and 0 lot line homes shall be 9V32/II • third and final reading held Taka noflco that a taaclal maat- CY Realtors. 5S1 Prospect Ave , collar 74)3563. 747 1070 Branch subject to the following; over from 10/31/11 to 11/10/11 to Infj of tfM Mlddlalown Townihlp Con 247 nOfJMfiel Notlc#t Little S-iver HI 4VX Ave area in The treel site shall be a Special Meeting of 13/33/11). itrucllon Board of Apoaali will bo minimum of five (St acres wilhin the hold on Tuaidav. Dacombar I, IM1. NOTICI MKDDLETOWN - i Bedroom, com LOST — Male buff colored Cocker R 32 TH /one Other matters Council mav al i » P.M.. al Dapartmant of In. Sealed proposals lor the Irans Laun Wheeler piete'v remodeled, new, new. new Spaniel PUP. Leonardo. , (2) The tract shall have not less deem necessary to act upon. Formal ipoctlonl. n Klnei Hlaftwav. Mid porianon of pupil s will be received Gas heat, low taxes *36 900 291 5365 than one hundred (100) feet of fron- action mav be taken. dlotown. toconside r lha final retolv- bv the Board ol Education of the tage upon a public street which pre- The Special Meeting Is celled for tlon In lha mattart of Chrlitoptwr T Shore Regional High School OlltrKI Neeulecrifi Dap). 61 I LOST - Small diamond en eaitU the deueloemenl or wh|ch will Tuesday. December 23. INI, at 4 30 Chrliioohar. Clay Court, tocuil el II 00 a.m. on Friday, December MiUULfcTuyVN - JOtflfflOm gegemeni ring Long Branch area be constructed in accordance with P.m , in the Municipal Building. 144 IBIock UH. Lot •). involving hand IS. mi ii the Office of tne Butineti Ranch on lovely ireed street in Sentiment mother's Reward the approved application for de- Broadway, Long Branch. NJ. rain and United Statai Recauetball Administrator. Monmouih Park The Daily Register prime area Excellent expansion 7S7 1947 velopment and other applicable HENRY R CIOFFI Club. Ltd , II Harmony Road. Mid Highway. West Long Branch. Now possibilities Greal value U3.0OO standards and specifications. MAYOR dlelown IBIock 105, Lot! I & I), Jersey Call FOUR SEASONS REALTORS. (3). The maximum density for Dec 7StlO Involving New Jertev Barrier Free Specifications end bid forms lor 5)0 9600 211 Special Notices any development shall be ill (6) Deilon Reoulelloni Alio. an appeal the routes and a standard form of dwelling units per gross acre of land from Lafayette Builder. 7; Florence Questionnaire lo t» answered bv the • • t: ',"•<• ns > 198? MONMOUTH COUNTY — Buy a bidder mav be secured from the home, gel a GM car given by owner ANYONE WITNESSING — an acci- area wilhin the R 33TH lone which Is NOTICI Road. Mlddletown IBIock laf. Lot Ne«dlecnll Cataloi . ''J ' ' • 4 bedroom Colonial, gat heat, corner not platted into fl 32 lots or utHiied II. In that occupancy wat allowed Businesi Administrator. dent which occurred on November PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that The Board of Education re- \ • •••.. patterns iSOiilO treed lot 179.500 Sterling 12. 'Hi at approximately n 50 P m as the streetts) Providing access to the undersigned has appealed to the without obtaining a certificate of McCann. Real Estate Broker. the R 32 lots DCCupencv and Or George W Scott. serves the right to relecl any and all at the Intersection of Broad St. and Zoning Board of Adjustment of bids ( ,.».•• . .. •. mote ri50 S66 9466 Pincknev Rd . Red Bank, N J be (4). The maximum coverage of Marlboro Township for a variance Leonardvllle Road. Belford (Block ALL CRAH BOOKS S2.00 each iween a Cadillac and a bicycle the land area In the R 32TH /one bv or recommendation of variance or «7. Loll 1.1. 9). appael Ihe decltlon Valerie Goger Malo NEW CONSTRUCTION buildings shall not exceed twenty- of the Enforcing Agency relative to Board Secretary/ ) All Books and Catalog—add 50c driver, please call (2011 ttt-3412 grant of variance or grant of a spe- ISV five (2S) percent cial use permit from and pursuant to failure lo comply with Saclkjm Business Administrator [ each lor postage and handling. BALLOONS'R" US (S). All structures shall be not the provisions of Section 503.6 of the 170) I! aM Wt recommended Dec I leeO in Middleiown with 3 bedrooms, closer than fifty (SO) feet to any window area lor the basement ' wooded lot on a quiet deed end Helium tilled balloons for Zoning Ordinance of Marlboro all occasions, Specially existing or proposed public street; Township so as to permit Issuance of Carman Foster. Secretary street ' Available to Qualified not closer then twenty 120) feet to IS* Other Public Motkes buyers Only 419.900 balloons available upon a building permit and Certificate Mlddletown Towftfhlp reauest 531 5270 alter * p m any internal, private street; net regarding subdivision In accordance Construction Board of Appeals Sterling Thompson and Associates closer than tan (10) feet to any col- NOTICE Realtors, inc Hi 5600 with N.J.S.A 40 550 tt and S7 for Dec 7 «1O » TO: OENNISSTEVENMcCAIN WAN Seeking woman companion lective parking lot, not closer than construction of a single family OCEAN PORT Jusi reduced 3 thirty (30) feet to any tract bound Take notice that on January 7, dwelling on premises Syngle Way 1tS3, at 1:10 In the forenoon or as bedroom 2 bath Ranch Mint cond . •*l *55l anytime ary: and not closer than thirty (30) BLOCK 62. LOT 71 A which Is within tMOthf Public Notlcts lovely section of Oceanpori Many feet to another structure which con- soon thereafter as counsel mav be TWO HUNDRED (3M) foal of prop SUP*mod COURT heard, upon application of Arthur Printed Pattern frets across from park fc tennis MRS. SYLVIA tains more then ene (1) dwelling erty owned bv you This appeal is rourts Large hving room, central Handwriting Analyst unit, unless attached lo each other OP NSW J1RIIT Donaldson, the minor child Dennis now on the calendar and a Public MONMOUTH COUNTY Sloven McCain II shall be adopted air hardwood floors Wei US.000 Character Reader-Advisor bv a common wall enclosing Interior Hearing has been ordered for De- now 1*9.900 Call owern 179 '160 or O<* all problems Of life living space within each unit, one DOCKlTNUMBiRImi bv said plaintiff Arthur Donaldson cember tl, ttat, at 100 P.M In the CIVIL ACTION and the minor child's name shall be •41 1247 Tarot Cards ft Psvchtc Aura family dwelling unit structures shall Marlboro Municipal Building, 1979 547*500 be separated by at least ten (10) JUDOMINTOP KAMICH.HOi changed la Dennis Steven OCEAN TOWNSHIP Wavside Township Drive, Marlboro, NJ at CARUSO 1 BAXTER Donaldson This proceeding shall feet One family dwelling unit struc- which time you mav appear In per- («, TIT, Woods ft Long View VUleg* New SEEKING PERSONS — For tures mav be tolned however, by A PROFESSIONAL lake place al the Superior Court af homes from $145,000 <2''>% mort Nostalgia and Jen Clul> Reply to son, or bv agent or attorney and CORPORATION New Jersey. Law Division, Probate walls or fences which enclose present any objections you mav gaoe No Points, no fees 131 0«H PO Bo« 272, Shrewsbury, NJ, private yard areas. CRYSTAL BROOK Part, union County, In Elliebeth, OCEANPORT - Custom Colonial 0/701 have to the granting of this appeal or PROFESSIONAL BUILDING NJ. You have the riant la appear (4) The front faced* of any evidence relating thereto Hetface Ireed lot. Port au Peck structure containing more than one ROUTE 1). P O ORAWER S end oblect. and have a right to coun- section Below market financing dwelling unit shall not continue on This notice Is served upon you EATONTOWN. NEW JERSEY O77M sel, which may be appointed If you 1179,900 212 Travel- the seme plane for a distance of bv the Applicant bv direction of the (lOUMlttJe cannot afford lo retain counsel. QUICK cape-colt just ? main : Zoning Board of Adtustment CARLO CONSTRUCTION CO Transportatlon more then the width of two adjacent ATTORNEYS POR Applicant JEAN VOLK pieces1 Toss it oner its own ) units Offsets between front <«c«4« pursuant te statute IN THE MATTER OP THE AP- • Jason Or 787 1500 Attorney for John * PLICATION POR RICHARD elastic waist pants wear it with I MLS SALESPEOPLE planes shall be at least four (4) feet N. Brunswick. NJ MM) LEAVING - For Ft. Pierce area of and not more than twenty (20) feet Carol Calemonerl DAVID MAC RAILD. a miner, and Dec I sato if vour sales manager dtdn't dls THEODORE A SUSSAN, skirts and dresses Casual smart, • inbute a flyer stating thai the sales- Fla O«c 19 Will accept 2 rkitrs (7) Not less than thro* (3) nor WENDY BETH MAC RAILD. a mi- ootng to same vicinity Call S44414* more then eight (I) dwelling units ESQUIRE ner. BY THEIR NATURAL PA. good looking for town and trawl person selling this home will receive All purposed exhibits are on file BROOKDALE listings for 7 new homes in Hailet. after 6 P m shall be contained within any one RENT MARY BETH MERRICK TO COMMUNITY COLIEOE Printed Pattern 924? Misses ' structure which contains more than with the nmlne, clerk and are avail- ASSUME THS NAME OF RICH. iao 90.000 range, or if you have any able for inspection NOTICE Sizes 8 10. 12. 14. 16. 18 Sill , auesiioni. olaese call 787 1 MO one in dwelling unit ARO DAVID MERRICK and WEN- Notice Is hereby given that Ihe (I) All streets or roads within Dae. 7 MM DY BETMHERRICK Board of Trustees ef Brookdele 12 (bust 34) cape-coat 2 yds MARY BETH MERRICK, Kay. RUMSON S63 500. 3 bedroom, liv- the complex may be private streets NOTICI' Community College will receive 60 inch pants 1 3/8 j ing room, dining room, kitchen, lite which shell have a minimum pave I no made application to this Court by sealed bids al the Purchasing De- Please take notice thai the ZRA duly verified Complaint for a Rath, full basement, finished with ment width of twenty five (29) feet ef Marlboro Township held their ree partment. 7sj Newman Springs large bar Enclosed porch, gal heal and be constructed in accordance J Uvft'i ve ri 1 emn©f ninaj ner nevuvev Road. Llncrofi. New Jersey on De- uler meeting on Dec 1,1911 end look minor children la assume the names i BIZZARRO AGENCY. 2726M1 with Borough specif icetion*. the rel tow ing act ton cember II. 1HI - 11:00 AM pre- rUiLIC NOTICI |9J Bverv corrwle« shall be RICHARD DAVID HERRICK and vailing time, at whkh lime mm Send 52 00 lot each pattern. I RUMSON - Waterfront brick /Ml 5141 • Joseph Memo was WENDY IETH HERRICK, ana It At the Regular Meeting of the served bv public water and public granted a use variance en Block I place, said bids will be publicly' ranch RARE FIND View. JKunl, Aberdeen Township Zoning Board of sanitary sewer which shall be In- eppearlne la the Court that the ap- opened and read on the lollowlno Add Mt