Hot dog stand owner shot, was wearing handcuffs

By JULIE WOLF curred and who the assailant was. However, the decision was later overturned by County He was fined UN in 1*74 for strewing his garbage all Mr. UmongeUi was shot with a small caliber handgun, Court Judge Donald J Cunningham, who ruled invalid the over Ocean Avenue. LONG BRANCH - Vincent UmoogellJ, owner of Vin- police said The handcuffs be was wearing when he arrived city ordinance under which Mr. Limongelli was convicted. •ieiHet Dog stsnd, was shot in the chest last night, poll" He maintained that the city had not picked up hit at the hospital were not Long Branch police handcuffs and The ordinance had prohibited itinerant vendors from reported. gargage. which was mounting up and attracting rail. In did not appear to be those of another police department, wiling their goods within IM feet west of Ocean Avenue. retaliation, he dumped it in the street and then refuted to Mr. Umoogelii, M, of Jotine Avenue, arrived it the police said Mr. Limongelli. who at the time received seven summonses accept a summons He was arrested and charged with the emergency room of Monmouih Medical Center shortly Police said, they did not know how Mr Limongelli for violating toe code, bad contended that he was exempt offense before 8 p.m. last night, sulfernng from a gunshot would in arrived at the hospital from the ordinance, because he operates his business from the chat and wearing handcuffs, police laid. Del Louis IMapolelano is in charge of the investigation private property. At the time. Mr. Limongellf took out newspaper ad- vertisements, distributed leaflets and appeared at council Mr. UmongeUi was reported in satisfactory condition Hr. Umongelli's hot dog concession on Ocean Avenue, The controversy surrounding Mr Umongelli's hot dog meetings pleading his case of harrassment •arty tab morning by hoapttal offlctali. which Is open during the summer season, was the subject of stand was part of the city's problem of how to regulate Police uid Uut as of early this morning, nobody had controveny several years ago. pushcart vendors Mr. limongelli. a former Marine who served in Korea, ben charged with the shooting They laid that initially Mr In July, 1170 Mr. Limongelli was convicted of violating a Mr Limongelli had previously clashed with city of- has previously admitted that he served time in prison 17 -°t had refused to say how the shooting hid oc city vending code and fined 1280 in municipal court ficials. years ago and aditted he was at one lime a drug addict The Daily Register VOL.101 NO. 136 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1 978 15 CENTS Begin, Sadat renew peace pledge

OSLO, Norway (AP) - Menachem Begin and Anwar Sadat was present at Sunday's ceremony behind the thick stone walls Marei. to read his message and receive his prize Jerusalem in November 1(77 to sow the seeds of peace, prom- renewed their commitments |o seek an Arab-Israeli peace and of Oslo's Akershus Castle The heavily-guarded 14th-century Nine other winners of Nobel prizes for Ihe sciences and ised. "No more wars, no more bloodshed We shall negotiate praised President Carter's help at a gala Nobel Peace Prize lortress was used for the first time because of security con- literature, including six Americans, received their gold medals and reach agreement' presentation as 5,000 Norwegians protested the award to them cerns and checks from Sweden's King Carl Ciiistaf at a ceremony in Sadat's message referred to the current deadlock and said: The Israeli prime minister and the Egyptian president Sadat, pleading the pressure of diplomatic effort! lo revive Stockholm. "We will spare no effort, we will not tire or despair, we will not shared the peace prize and its $185,000 stipend, but only Begin the stalled peace, negotiations, sent an emissary. Saved Ahmed Begin, renewing the pledge he made when Sadat visited lose faith, and we are confident that in the end our aim will be achieved ' Both men praised President Carter, who met with them at Camp David last September to draft agreements laying Ihe groundwork for peace Nobel ceremony is called Sadat said CARTER'S "single efforts to overcome obstacles in the way to peace deserves our keenest appreciation ' Begin said the 0.8 president at the Camp David summit "unforget- tably invested unsparing effort, untiring energy and great emotional, intellectual devotion in the peacemaking process." While the prize was being awarded in Oslo. Sadat was By LINDA ELLIS wife, their three children ginning, we had all been in- meeting in Cairo with Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, who was STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN and his parents, the Ralph troduced in English sent to the Middle East by Carter to try to break Ihe Israeli- — "It was an esthetic, emo- W Wilsons of Houston. Tex , "I said Thank you,'" the Egyptian deadlock Egyptian officials said Sadat did not go to tional and Intellectual adven- after Ihe afternoon ceremo- Texas native said Oslo because he blames the deadlock on Israeli "stubbornness " ture, all wrapped up in one!" ny, a banquet and gala ball Dr. Wilzon's gold medal is Egypt is demanding a timetable for Palestinian self-rule on That's how Robert Woodrow "The weather really fit in luo and oni'half inches in the occupied West Bank of the Jordan River and ti the Gaza Wilson and his wife Eliz- with the day." the bearded diameter and is intended for Strip, while the Israelis fear if they accept a timetable and it is abeth of Holmdel. at 1:30 scientist noted "It was 20 display It was not put on a not met. Egypt might abrogate the entire treaty a.m. today Stockholm time, degrees, but sunny and it's •neck chain for presentation, The Egyptians also object to a proposed treaty provision described their Sunday - the first "day of sun we've but handed in a case barnng their participation in any future wars between Israel during which Dr. Wilson re- had." On one side. Dr. Wilson and other Arab states ceived the Nobel Prize for The Wilson entourage has said, is a portrait of Alfred The crowd of demonstrators was made up mainly of sup- Physics. been in this city since mid- Bernhard Nobel, the Swe- porters of the Palestine Liberation Organization They marched In a telephone interview week and will be returning to dish chemist and inventor through downtown Oslo in near-zero temperatures chanting with The Daily Register, Dr Holmdel and Houston in a who established Ihe prizes in ant i-Kegin slogans and calling for support for the PLO Wilson said he was handed few days. his will "We are against the award to Begin because he is a his gold medal at 4:49 p.m. There were 1,700 in the On the other side, are two terrorist." said one protester, "and also against Sadat, but not (la 45 a.m. EST) by King audience at the concert hall women — one representing so much ' XVI Carl Gustal at the during the awards ceremony nature and Ihe other science The Egyptian president's peace overtures to Israel have Stockholm Concert Hall. and 1.200 Laureates, their Isaac Bashsvis Singer incurred the enmity of much of the Arab world, including the Dr. Wilson and his Bell families and other VIPs told Mrs Wilson, his dinner Palestinians, who fear he will not get them the separate state Laboratories colleague. Dr were guests of King Carl and companion last night and they want. Amo A. Penzias of Highland Queen Silvia al a banquet at luncheon partner Saturday, Norwegian officials said it was the biggest protest against a Park, shared the Nobel cita- Town Hall, followed by I that he admires her hus- LABS LAUREATES LAUDED— Dr. Arno A. Penzias, second from left, peace prize selection in Ihe award's 77-year history But John tion with Professor Pyotr grand ball band's wink "enormously' shakes hands with Dr. Robert W. Wilson, both of Bell Laboratories In Sanness. a member of the prize committee, said "Despite Leonlevitch Kapitsa. 84. of "I feel good, very good, but doesn't understand it Holmdel, after receiving the 1978 Nobel Prize for Physics yesterday In having seen both street and mass media protests against this award, the committee would nor for one moment regret the Moscow. about the award," Dr. Mrs Wilson explained the Stockholm. The two share the prize with Soviet Professor Pyotr L. Kapitsa decision " He spoke at a the banquet for the recipients held Dr. Wilson. 42. and Dr Wilson said "I wasn't ner- theory lo singer, who won of Moscow, left. At right Is Dr. Peter Mitchell, Laureate in Chemistry. Penzias. 45. won the world 'a vous, although I expected to this year's Nobel l'rize for after the awards ceremony greatest accolade for be. when the King presented Literature It's too bad. Or cussed philosophy unongll dinner thai followed the (1 a I i o n of At Ihe ceremony in Stockholm. Americans were honored for achievement in physics for me with it. We (the Wilson said, lhat she wasn't ourselves for awhile jnrards," Mrs Wilton said, philosophy without tutor. work in physics, economics, literature and medicine their work in IMS - leading Laureates) had already giv- available at the press con- Or Wilson has done a lot •and when Professor TV or huge power plants " The physics pnze was shared by Arno A Penzias and lo the discovery of cosmic en our talks so there were ference held last Wednej- of speaking this week and Kapitsa fur Mime reason But. he said, the needs Robert W Wilson, both of Bell Laboratories in Homdel. N.J., microwave background radi- virtually no responsibilities day. Ilif d|) lhe\ arrived will do mure tomorrow and didn't. ArocMl'enzws)did " and Wants of citizens were and Pyotr I Kapitsa of the Soviet I'nion In medicine, the prize ation which supports the the- on my part today. "It was really sort of fun- Wednesday, but yesterdav in his talk/the Highland provided by slaves went to Daniel Nathans and Hamilton C Smith of Johns ory that the earth was "I didn't reaily hear what ny," the Holmdel resident he was able to defer to Pro- Park resident and refugee "Human curiousit> was Hopkins University, and Werner Arber of Switzerland The created by a "big bang" (ex- the King said to me when he said. "beCjMise the press fessor Kapilsa and Dr from Nazi German) was mil used for the betterment economics prize went to Herbert A Simon of Carnegie-Mellon plosion) 15 billion years ago. gave me Ihe medal He hadn't figured out what lo IVn/ias philosophical Of Ihe human conditions and University, and Isaac Bashevis Singer of New York City got the Dr. Wilson, from their spoke very softly and there ask us We just sort nf sal • The senior Laureate in "The Greeks were to the brief, bright flame that literature award Peter Mitchell of Britain was cited for his suite at The Grand Hotel was no microphone Thai there waiting and they age from each discipline u .is «i ni' immortal poetry, in- vva-, Iheglor) of Greece tooi work in chemistry. here, was relaxing with his part was private Al the bo weren't prepared So we dis asked in HIM- a talk after the win geometry, lav ihe foun- See Nobel, page 3 The annual awards are a legacy of Alfred Nobel o( Sweden. Ihe inventor of dynamite, w ho provided for them in his will Commuters see Jan. 15 day they start winning war By WARREN HICIIKY fight to the stale Supreme miners and the Committees! ale The actual msi m during toe p e [mid which was trans- rage" lhal the stale had used lhal mher incidences of ineffi- LITTLE SILVER - Com Court. Wives n( Monmouih. Ocean Conrail ol providing passenger calendar year and determine ferred (rom Ihe 1971 budge) lo projected budget figures since ciency and corruption were re muter activists are confident That was Ihe message at a and Middlesex Counties have service in New Jerse) In 1977 what action is required (or Ihe \tn budget 1972 to determine subsidies lo vealed lhat Jan. 15 will be the day news I'onferance yesterda; loiiill) argued thai Ihe COA is whether there »as a lots In IMIII carrier to offset all or He said ihe 18 million repre- New Jersey rail lines rather "We're not going to sit back train commuters win more called by members of Ihe [rale mandated to review actual 1077 from providing Ihe .ser- par! of any loss shown Such Mined an almost in perron! than actual budget figures any more and just let it happen than Just the battle - it will be Shore Commuters, who hare previous budget figures [of vice; the amount of Ihe loss determination nu\ m reserve of ihe HI.S24 in siaie Mr Mortensen said Ihe re- We've passed (he age of the day they begin winning the appealed lo the Appellate 1977 lo determine whether a why Ihe Ocl 1 increase was iiudi' change!in (ares' funding Conrail rscelvM in Mew of actual expenditures of apathy." Mr Mortensen said war. Division of Superior Court lii fare increase is Deeded la off- appropriate to of (set ail oj pan John Uotfenscn of the Irate Conrail is a means of monitor- Marc F Stuart, a co-coun They are confident about annul an Oct, 1 rail fare hike set any loss shown in the 1977 of any loss shown." and the Shore Commuters said al \es- One of the two attorneys for ing the.corporation's eflicien sel arguing the commuters ap Jan. 15 since that Is the day the Lasl week, the court ruled Conrail budget Attorneys for extern the Increase will olfsei lerdaj 's news conference he is the commuter groups, John cy peal, said Ihe group is con- court is expected to receive that the stale Commuter Oper- ihe commuter groups M) ihe any loss confident thai Conrail budget I) \unoi .Ir said thai Friday He said that through a com- sidering entering in a suit filed Conrail budget information ating' Agency (COA). which COA granted Ihe (are increase • The results of the m\ eillga- figures for IHT? ir presented he WHS asked In Deputy At' muter investigation an over- by Mount Laurel Township commuters believe will prove determines whether a fare based on projected budget fig- lion will be heard in court Jan \wll re\ eal an o\ei"pa> ment tnrney General Kenneth S payment of S12 million for against the Public Advocate recent 10 percent rail fare in- hike is warranted, did not com- ures for I97S. and thai no ac 19 ' * Mr MortensensaidII would Lev) — who is representing diesel fuel was uncovered, and See Commuters, page II creases are unwarranted ply with stale laws in Falling in lual loss was ever documented According to stale law be impossible for Conrail to the i (i\ — if he would agree-to And further, the com- request information about the by Conrail The (COA) innuillj shall In show a los.s* because lie found allow Ihe COA an extension muters charge that if the court actual cost of rail opemUoas The court, which has hoi vestlgaU' and determine Ihe (i In Studying Ihe 1977 budget from Jan 15 to gather the fi- does not roll back rail fares by Conrail in 1977 yel made a formal decision on nancial results lo each rail car thai Ihe rail corporation lists a nancial information The Inside Story Jan. IS. they will take their The Irate Shore Com- Ihe appeal, ordered Ihe COA to HIT tram providing passenger St> million "cam forward ic- "Under no circumstances will we consent to an extension pail Km li Mr D'Amico THE WEATHER said he replied' Sunny today,but clouding up tonight and remalalag f The COA was said 10 have clMdy tomorrow Complete report oa page 4. had Ihrcc previous op- Bucky' Mass loses one round portunities In coiled and re- view the financial information Brawas edge Jets la ivertlme II By SHERRY FIGDORE Kurt/man has. however, sel a vey by an independent security jusl. impractical anil demean- There has In come a time (.bills win basemen bowl I] SHREWSBURY - The Dl- formal hearing on Jan II. pre- aagnl'(the Wackenhut Corn I ing duties of the chief when Ihe taxpayer and the ^•ANewY** i II reeftr ol Unfair Practices for ceded by a prehearinc con toatscredil the chief \iid 6} Borotgh officials have commuter have lo have pro- Ihe state Public Employment ference on Dec. 28. on a com "issuing demeaning and further discriminated against lection in the law that their tax Bridge Advice DAILY REGISTER Relations Commission plaint filed by the chief charg- onerous directives" against Chief Mass. his attorney con- dollars are being properly Bislaess PHONE NUMBERS (PERC) has ruled thai Police ing Shrewsbury Borough Coun- the chief affecting Ihe lermi tended, by "issuing directives spent and thai they are getting Classified 1718 Mala Of flee S42-4K* cil with unfair labor practices Chief Raymond "Bucky" Mass and conditions of his em- and demeaning statements al value for Iheir money Mr Ctmlcs. Tin Free HI-UN — stemming from a list of 19 ployment 1 cannot, by himself, constitute public heatings mentioning tin Mortens*n said Crtsswtrd paizle TsflFree MMIN policy and operating directives (chief's) salary" after,he hid a legitimate employee Mr Widman also accused lie said lhat it was "an out- Editorials Classified Dept Ml 17*4 bargaining unit entitled lo pro- for the police department is attempted to file a noluc "I the council of discriminating KaterUiimeit... ClrnlallM Dept M2-MM tection by PERC hearing and sued by council lasl June 12 against Ihe chief because he impasse with PERC (lib Spaaky Ttalgkl 2 Buds Htreatise SatftsDeai Mi-MH mediation procedures. filed a notice of impasse after In his original complaint. In his ruling. Mr Kurt/man Chazz & F.vinrude Strut Tues.. Uleslyk 11-11 MMdteUwi Bireai 1712131 lie ami I Ihrcc member nego- The decision knocks down Mr. Widman had charged lhat said Ihe allegations, if Inic. Phoenix wed . Fret*" Soon Hate A Dale II Freeh* Birea* 411-2112 tiating team appointed by one of two major charges ol the borough had "interfered, may constitute unfair labor Kinderhook Ocean Ave., Long OWtaarks 4 Uag Branch Bareaa ..tfi-MII council on Nov. 14. 1977. failed Branch Party Hearty' unfair labor practices filed last restrained and coerced the practices " Starts 14-11 SUIehMKBirtMlH-zttllM chief" in his right to negotiate to reach an agreement on a Aug. 28 by Chief Mass and his By refusing lo issue a com- Try It attorney, Douglas J. Widman. and file impasse end other new contract by lasl Feb. 24 plaint in the matter of the sin- For Extra Business Run A TtitnFaUslii totag Oat •( Battens grievances with PERC "by Ocean township. "by putting him on night patrol gle-person bargaining unit, the Front Page Reader For Fast Announces Italian Night to- Sale. Zebra Boutique, Sea PERC Director Carl conducting a confidential sur- duly and requiring other un- See Mass, page 4 RayntMd 'Barky' Mass Results (all 542-4000. H 30 - night Open 7 days, 10 a.m. 2 Bright. Tops from India. Open 5:00pm. Mon through Fri a.m. every night 'till 842-8883. 2 The Daly Regfeter SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. DECEMBER 11. I978 See N.Y.C. to Shore ferry eventually paying for self transportation for com- •y SHERRY CONOHAN Mrs. Muhler had written port proposed that they might tan, in addition to Ihe bat- muters to New York is an State Commissioner of La- leave Atlantic Highlands at 7 tery, and stops in Hoboken. alternative more lo Ihe use bor and Industry John Horn "That's just a big old am and 7:30 am each Jersey City and Bayonne It of private automobiles than ATLANTIC HIGHLADS in July asking him to pre- steel ferry," Mrs Muhler ex- weekday, arriving in New said Great Kills, Staten Is- it is to any of Ihe existing - A report prepared by the pare the report as part of her plained York at 7:45 am and 8 IS land, in addition to being long-line buses and railroad sUle Department of Labor ongoing efforts to get ferry i should say," she hasti- am respectively part of Gateway Part, might service ' the planners said. »nd Industry on the econom- service resumed from the ly added, "that's a new shiny Mrs Muhler'said the fer- also draw commuters from 'There js clearly some ic impact and feasibility ol Monmouth County shore to ferry which can go three ries, whatever type is the entire south portion of degree of competition be- last ferry service from At- Manhattan times faster than the old fer- chosen, could be utilized on Stalen Island and from lantic Highlands to New ries" weekends by running routes Perth Amboy but lhat a mar- tween Little Silver and "She said New York City Malawan railroad stations, York concludes that such The semi-planing dis- that connected New York ket survey would be neces- officials wanted to meet with but virtually no competition service could be operated placement vessels are de- and Atlantic Highlands with sary lo confirm this us after the report was fin- elsewhere." successfully without a gov- signed lo travel at speeds of Gateway park segments in The report said another ished," Mrs Muhler said of ernment subsidy after the 32 miles per hour and Mrs Queens and on Staten Island possibility, although the Mrs. Muhler said she be- the call from Ms Pesile ferries themselves are paid Muhler said that would be During non-commuter hours planners weren't ready to lieved that if Ihe trains and That meeting took place last for. plenty fast enough lo get on weekdays, she suggested recommend this yet. was es- buses are well run there will Wednesday at the Navesink The report was prepared commuters to New York in there would be enough traf- tablishing a fast transfer be more than enough com- Country Club in Middletown by the department's Division 45 minutes and qualify as fic in shoppers, theater boat or two to run a connect muters to use them and Mrs Muhler described i of Planning and Research at high speed ferry service She goers, beachgoers from the ing service lo Ihe pu r at "I can't think of any bet- the New York officials as the request of As- said developers of Ihe pro- city and fans at Monmouth Atlantic Highlands from ter way to do il than by com- "very enthusiastic" about semblywoman Marie A posed service are not limited Park race track and. in eve- Pleasure Bay and Sea Bright petition and having allemale (he prospect of including At- Muhler. R-Monmouth, who lo any type of craft because nings, with moonlight lo the south and from Key routes available." she as- lantic Highlands in the ferry hopes a high speed com- the federal legislation does cruises, to keep the ferries port and Keansburg to the serted plan muter ferry service the city not specify what high speed busy Connecting bus service north, "And not everybody goes of New York plans to initiate Mrs Muhler has pro- is. could be arranged, she said Mrs Muhler said ferry to downlown Manhattan." next year from Stalen Island Mrs. Muhler also sug- she added "A lol of people posed rehabilitating an exist- "Boats can't go all that boat service also would to Manhattan can be ex- gested that institution of the go lo Newark and other ing but unused pier at the fasl through most of the prove to bo more reliable in tended to this shore com- ferry service could spur do areas where trains or buses foot of First Avenue In Atlan- route." Mrs Muhler said, limes of bad weather, noting munity velopmenl of an industrial are more convenient tic Highlands as the ferry noting the congestion in New that the Staten Island ferry The report, authored by park In Atlantic Highlands "1 think our prime con- terminus. To prevent con- , York harbor, "so for a boat ran all lust winter while John Dale of Middletown, an which could attract reverse cern shquld be service to the gestion on First Avenue, she to go 50 miles per hour is not trains were stopped by economist in the division, es- commuters from New York people in the county.' she suggested an alternate road all that necessary. Any boat Irozen .switches and bust's timates that by 1085 there City during the rush hour continued, "and not an ob- for ferry traffic could be thai can go over 25 miles per and cars were stopped by will be a potential market of runs. ligation, because of sub- built on the right of way of hour should be considered snow-clogged roads 6,100 commuters in the The Labor and Industry sidies, to one or two modes the now abandoned railroad high speed," The report said that, as a northern half of Monmouth which runs from the pier report' said such an in- rule of thumb, the larger the of transportation." County who would use the west to Rt. 36 before turning The oneway ticket costs dustrial park would be a par- Mrs. Muhler said she «..!.!•' IMf nm »r Larrr ftam ferry the- more severe for the Atlantic Highlands- wants the state to take the ferry. But even with only north and paralleling the BEATING THE TRAFFIC -To avoid traffic con- ticularly good site for the weather it can handle Mrs lead in carrying the Atlantic 3,000 passengers a day, it highway. gestion on First Avenue If commuter ferry service New York run on other types graphic arts, printing or pub- Muhler said a largo ferry figures the service could be of ferry service outlined in lishing industries because of lllfl iinihl operate in the Highlands ferry plan to frui- Mrs. Muhler said Atlantic to New York should be Initiated from Atlantic High- operated without any sub- the Department of Labor the availability, through e open ocean and. con- tion now thai ils off the Highlands doesn't see park- lands/ Assemblywoman Marie A. Muhler, R-Mon- sidy and with the cost of a and Industry report range up ferry, of rapid delivery to ceivably, could carry casino- ground and. to that end. will Ing as a problem in the win- mouth, has proposed building an alternate road for one-way ticket for the 45- to 13.04 for a Spaulding 165 New York of proofs, man- bound passengers on down to introduce a resolution in (he ter as the large marina park- ferry traffic on this now unused railroad right of way mlnute ride as low as (1.56. semi-planing vessel. J5 19 for uscripts and copies of con- Assembly today to establish ing lol would be available which runs from the pier at the Atlantic Highlands Atlantic City from New York Mrs. Muhler said Kay M. a hovercraft. 17.71 for a tracts It said Ihe ferries also a committee to consider the She said other parking space waterfront west to Rt. 36 and then parallels the and Atlantic Highlands One Peslle, the project manager Grumman hydrofoil and could be used for a general feasibility of such service on would have to be found for highway as it runs northward. of the objections to institut- $918 for a Boeing hydrofoil. special delivery service of a permanent basis for New York City's planned summer and suggested some ing ferry service from Ihe Two years would have to be "I feel so good. I've got- fast ferry service, contacted of the vacant land on the New York doesn't need any the least expensive lo oper- emvelopes and small pack- shore to New York has been allowed for construction of ten beyond all the walls her about the possibility of north side of First Avenue at more vehicles in the city ate and requiring Ihe least ages between New York and Ihe theory that it would lake any of the vessels, the report where they said you can't go extending that service to At- the waterfront might be used than il already has. capital investment The av- the shore. passengers away from the lantic Highlands after learn- for this purpose The Labor and Industry erage cost of a one-way said. In addition to stops at trains and buses but Ihe De- ahead." she said "We cer- ing of New Jersey's interest Department report showed ticket from Atlantic If a semi-planing dis- Gateway park, the report partment of Labor and In- tainly have reached a break- hi ferries through Mr. Dale's Only passenger service is semi-planing displacement Mighlands to New York nn placement hull ferry were suggested other potentially dustry report disputed that through in attitude activities in gathering data being considered for the fer- vessels with a capacity of this type of ferry would be used, only two would be nec- attractive variants include presumption. "It would ap- "I've got il going—and for his report. ries, she explained, because 1.500 to 2,000 passengers as JIM. according to the re- essary, the report said, and stops at mid-town Manhat- pear that the waterborne nobody's going to stop us." Beadleston: You've touched me , By SHERRY CONOHAN absence fron the state. "It's Patterson Avenue railroad through hell and damnation." dated public education for the WEST LONG BRANCH - •••in t of a damn shame we can't crossing Some of those people who handicapped, "a monument to ''You have touched me," make it a little longer." He said he got up, pul a turned out for the dinner to the compassion and concern former Sen. Alfred N. Turning to former state bathrobe on over his pajamas, MlUlt Mr Beadleston included this man has for Ihe people of Beadleston allowed in one of Sen. Richard Stout, who in his threw a shovel In his car arid former Democratic (lov Rob- this state. ' and said Mr. his few serious moments last remarks a little earlier had drove to the crossing. He found ert B. Meyner, Secretary of Beadleslon could be called light. "You have given me a referred to Mr. Beadleston's the cat. picked it up with Ihe Agriculture Phillip Alampi. "Mr New Jersey." very important gift — the fabled familiarity with the de- shovel and threw il into Ihe Sen Merlino. Senate Minority "He exemplifies every thing warmth of your friendship and tail* of all bills that came up trunk, then drove home, went Leader Oarrett Hagedorn. R- that's fine in the state of New support throughout my public before Ihe Legislature. Mr. back to bed and forgot about it Bergen, and many other mem- Jersey." he said. "The de- life." Beadleston added: "And 75 "Well, ladies and gen- bers and former members of cision of Al lo retire has left a His remarks were directed percent of them were a waste tlemen. I want you to know the Legislature, great void in the Republican to the more than 300 friends of your money and mine." that two days later Ihe cat Sitting at Mr Keadlestun's parly and has been a great loss wbo filled the large banquet Mr. Beadleston also ad- didn't forget" Mr Beadleslon side at Ihe head table was his to the people of our state." 1 room at Squire's Pub here for mitted dropping In on institu- said. "Phew ." wife. Isabelle. and al a nearby Gov. Meyner joked lhat Mr a dinner saluting the veteran tions unannounced, as he was But despite such inconve- table were several tither mem- Rvadleslon had shown great Republican lawmaker who re- said to do, lo check up on them niences. Mr. Beadleston said bers of his family, including foresight over the years. tired from the Senate last Jan- and recalled in particular a he had loved every minute of two of his three sons and two "Unlike somebody named uary at age 65 lo make way for visit he had made to a prison. it. He confessed that when he daughters. • Meyner. who ran a third time a younger man. after a quartet "They had a riot four or was asked to run for election lo Sen Merlino called Mr. for governor, he knew when to of a century as a member of five days before I arrived, in the Borough Council in , Beadleston a "pussycat" and quit," Mr. Meyner said the Legislature. which the inmates had burned Shrewsbury for the first time, said although he and Mr Turning to the serious, he But while they had down a wing of the prison I he had agreed to do so only I *. • •.i <111" r • • 11 never agreed said Mr. Beadleslon's great at- fH MMfttr C1 P«rlM gathered there to honor him. don't know if they knew I was with the understanding thai philosophically, he missed him tributes were his willingness to SALUTE TO BEADLESTON - Former Gov. Robert B. Meyner, right, and most of Ihe guests al the din- coming." he deadpanned. someone else would run for the in the Senate "He added so work al Ihe job of being an Sen. Garrett Hagedorn, R-Bergen, minority leader of the state Senate, left, ner also had come to hear once Mr. Beadleslon also re- seal when the next election much." Mr Merlino said. assemblyman or a senator and greet former Sen. Alfred N. Beadleston, center, the guest of honor at a dinner again Ihe crusty humor of the galed the dinner crowd with came around and he could step Sen Hagedorn praised Mr his willingness to learn some- at Squire's Pub last night saluting him for his four decades of public service plain speaking Mr Beadleston some funny stories from his down after one term Beadleslon as an outstanding thing about his constituents Including a quarter of a century as a member of the Legislature. ' "I'm glad to be able to call days as mayor of Shrewsbury, "That was 40 years ago." leader and a man of great v i- "Most of all he exemplified you governor for a week or where he began his political he observed "I found I liked il sion. knowledge and integrity what was important in de- with your colleagues and you to those who contribute Ihe n# as a moment11 from every two." Mr. Beadleston re- career 40 years ago. In one. he It's Ihe most exhileratini; hell Like in Ihe E. F. Hulton ads. mocracy." Gov. Meyner said. don't always have to go along most money ' one there and Mr Hagedorn marked to Acting Gov. Joseph recalled how he was awakened on earth because your family he said. "When Al spoke, eve- The British characterized it with Ihe opposite party Mrs Alice Pace. Mr.. gave Mr Beadleston a plaque Merlino. the Democratic Sen- early one morning by an un- is neglected and your friends rybody listened — because Al as the loyal opposition — Ihe "We need more of II," he Reailleston's former secretary in Ihe shape of the slate of New ate president from Mercer welcome telephone call after a think you are a kook.... but you Beadleston had something to idea that you don't always said. "We have too many peo- (or I] years, presented him Jersey from the Republican County who has assumed Ihe late nighl on the town and was find that people overall are offer." have to go along with Ihe fel- ple who bow to the press, who with a gold charm engraved members of the Senate. low who is chief executive, you chief executive post during asked by a woman lo do some- very warm people who. if they Mr Hagedorn called the bow to those who send the with Ihe words. "We Salute Mrs Beadleston was given don I always have to go along Gov. Brendan T Byrne's thing about a dead cat at the believe in you. will support you Beadleslon Act. which man- mosi telegrams and who bow You ' and the date of the din- a small china bowl •Peoplt- Say Coppolino convicted on questionable evidence FORT LAl'DERDALE. His second wife Mary has worked on Ihe case claim equipment, and al the re- to authorize me We were tal for therapy and will not Hoyal Navy next year after Fla. (AP) — Twelve years asked slate Rep Arnett their test results were al- quest of the family of the with the state be conducting any concert completing his studies al after Dr. Carl Coppolino was Ctlrardeau, DJacksonville. lered to support the stale's dead woman. "I am still crying in the for at least three weeks lie Gordonsliiun. the boys' pre- convicted in a sensational lo investigate. But case, the Fort Lauderdale Fiorese'! report on his inside." he said "It's on my was at Ihe hospital from paratory school in the north Florida trial of killing his (Inaideau says he hasn't de- News reported in copyright findings cautioned against stomach, on my heart and on Nov. 29 lo Dec. 1 and con- Ol Scotland where he will first wife, two scientists who cided whether lo use his in- weekend stories. drawing any conclusions my mind." tinued recuperation at his soon be facing final exams in fluence as chairman of the from the minute quantity of Brimkline home English, history and eco- conducted tests for the pros- The slate contended Mrs. Coumbis told the news- House Corrections. Proba- the drug he found in Mrs Peter Gelb, orchestra nomic-political science. ecution reportedly are ques- Coppolino. 11. was killed by a paper lhat he was sure Ihe tion and Parole Committee Coppolino's brain, according spokesman, said Fiedler was tioning Ihe medical powerful muscle relaxant — jury convicted Coppolino Second in line to the to try to free Coppolino. In Ihe News "experiencing difficulty in evidence a drug called succiny Icholine based on evidence other than throne, Andrew's naval am- Coumbla was quoted as mobility and other areas. Coppolino. a physician, Two toxicologists who chloride. I'mberger's scientific testi- bition is a family tradition. saying the tests conducted The hospital expects to con- was convicted of second- The News reported that mony. His father. Prince Philip, degree murder in April 1987 Dr. Richard I'miiiihis. chief by him and other chemists in duct some therapeutic meas- had a distinguished naval ca- on charges of injecting a toxicologist for the state of I'mbergers laboratory But a stale appeals court ures to improve his condi- reer during World War II. drug into the veins of his New Jersey, and Dr. Franco showed the acid level in her said Coppolino's conviction tion" and favorite royal fucle— wife. Carmela. of Boonton. Fiorese. said the key stale brain "was definitely within rested "almost solely" on Gelb said Fiedler hopes ' Urd Louis Mounlb.nVn"; N J He is serving a life sen- witness. Dr. C. Joseph I'm- irihe normal ranges " I'mberger's testimony. to be back on Ihe podium for served the navy in two world tence at a minimum security berger. exaggerated their The News said Coumbis Just before he died. I'm- Ihe New Years Eve na- wars prison near Tampa. Fla. findings when he claimed ab- and two colleagues talked berger lestified before a tionally televised "Pops" •i* with defense attorney F. Lee Dr. Copplino also made normally high levels of the New York grand jury In- concert VATICAN CITY (AP) - Bailey, but Bailey failed lo headlines back in 1966 when, drug were found in Mrs Cop- vestigating another alleged ••• Pope John Paal II Indirectly call them as witnesses while living in Ihe Fox Hill pnlino's brain. succinylcholine chloride LONDON (AP) - Like acknowledged on Sunday an section of Middletown Town- Coumbis and Fiorese Fiorese told Ihe News poisoning. Arttar Fiedler his lather and older brother invitation from Egyptian ship and serving as an were unavailable for coin- that he waited for prosecutor before him. Queen Elliabeth President Anwar Sadat to anesthesiologist at Riv- ment Sunday Fiorese was Frank Schaub lo give him He said no one has been BOSTON (AP) - Arthur It's second oldest son, pray on Mt Sinai but said erview Hospital in Red identified by Ihe News as a permission to testify, but able to establish Ihe normal Fiedler, the resty showman Prince Andrew, wants to "at least for the moment I Bank, he was acquitted of loxicologist for Silver Cross never heard from Schinib levels of succinlc acid — a who conducts Ihe Boston join the navy. cannot make this pil- ! murder in a trial al Free- Hospital in Joliet. III., but Schaub, rum a w> natural byproduct of the l'o|iMiicln'stra. remained In To see whether the navy grimage." drug —In Ihe body. That led hold, where he was defended officials there said they Bradenlon. Fla . couldn't be fair condition yesterday at wants him. the handsome 18- The Polish-bom pope did Coumbis and Fiorese to by noted trial lawyer F. Lee hadn't heard of him reached for comment. Tufts New England Medical year-old prince undertakes not not say from whom he question how Umberger Bailey. Umberger is dead. He I was going lo tell Ihe Hospital where he was read- aptitude tests at an officer had received the Invitation, could have said 12 years ago was called from New York truth ... I was waiting to be mitted Ihe day before with selection center on today. but Sadat suggested in Octo- Coppolino had been that he found a high level of to aid in the proseclion be- asked " Fiorese said. "I was undisclosed ailments Andrew, following the ber that he visit Mt. Sinai charged in the death of Col. the acid in Carmela Cop- cause of his expertise, ac- not in a position to inform Fiedler, who will be M , lead of his brother, Prlice after an Israeli-Egyptian William E. Farber. husband polinos brain. of Coppolino's mistress. Dr. Carl CtpprtlM cess to sophisticated testing Ihe defense Sornebody had Dec. 17, re-entered the hospi- t'karles. hopes to enter the treaty Is signed. Nobel ceremony Says gas SHREWSBURY. N J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11.1978 The DMtyI

(continued) when she and Singer lunched dimmed Saturday, that he said he will be "Children tsk difficult wanted to learn about Bob's questions," Dr. Penrias said work, "but he said he said he "We parents (eel relief when was afraid he wouldn't be adequate our children are finally old able to understand It. Venus theories all changed farm field short of a runway at Fort enoug* to go to school and "So I explained and he * NEW YORK (AP) - Al- Campbell Army base in southwestern Ken- MOUNTAIN VIEW. Calif. (AP) - In- learn to stop asking so many said he understood It then though the price of gasoline tucky, killing all five crew members formation from Earth's latest encounter questions. I hope that you and he said, 'Anyone can may go up five cents a gallon aboard, a military spokesman said Lt. Col. with Venus may force a complete revision have not learned that lesson write, Mrs. Wilson, but I am next year, there should be AT Bralnerd. public information officer of theories about how the solar system too well In your schooling " so in awe of anyone who can enough gas for all drivers' at the base, said the Air Force C-1M formed, scientists reported Sunday. "It he told the audience. do science.' needs according to the head of Hercules crashed while In a landing pat- certainly is back to the drawing boards." "When we went into the "After dinner, we w(pe Standard Oil of Indiana tern Brainerd said the plane bid per- said Dr Thomas Donahue, the University concert hall for the awards, led to another room and Bob John Swearingen, chair- formed a "touch and go" practice landing nf Michigan physicist who designed the 30 it was Just beautiful," Mrs introduced all of us, the fam- man of the oil firm. said, how- — in which the plane touches the ground experiments carried out in the venusian Wilson described over the ily , personally to the King ever, that while his company and then pulls back up - apparently atmosphere for the National Aeronautics phone. "The stage was and Queen. It was a private will be able to meet its dealers' without any problems and Space Administration The surprises banked with thousands of time and the Queen handled demands, it could not help out came as scores of scientists at the Ames (lowers from Italy Bob Just It all so well. She spoke to the Shell Oil, which has had to r Research Center checked information re- said they are flowers from a children, she did the talking Arw PenUi ItebertWuiM tion gasoline to its dealers The Dollar slip* again *~ layed from five separate spacecraft during property In Italy that was for the King, and she was so Swearingen said in an in- their descent Saturday to the planet's owned by Nobel gracious. The children pre-tled, but we did have a different show, already on terview Sunday on CBS' "Face TOKYO (AP) - The U.S. dollar slipped minor crisis 20 minutes torrid surface, as well as from one which again on the Tokyo foreign exchange mar- "The ceremony was not smiled a lot." tape, will be aired by PBS in the Nation " that preimum un- before we were due to leave remained in orbit. "It's a totally unex- ket Monday, opening at 197.90 yen. In early just awards and speeches," Dr. Wilson had said' this country tomorrow night leaded gas was the only type in for the Concert Hall." Mrs pected result that we've come up with." trading, the dollar edged up lo 198.10-20. she continued "The Stock- earlier in the interview that at 9pm short supply because of unan- Wilson recalled said Hi Michael McElroy. a H.in.nil Uni- compared to Friday's closing 198.(5 Tokyo holm Symphony played Queen Silvia is "very beau- Tomorrow is Santa Lucia ticipated high demand "His dad came into the versity physicist who was among experts dealers have predicted the dollar will re- selections between the tiful " It has just been an- Day In Sweden and the But "there's plenty of the room to tell us there was no reporting the findings "It appears that main in Its present range for the rest of this awards, pieces by a Russian, nounced that she will bear a Wilsons will be treated to regular unleaded gasoline all formal shirt in his package Venus formed of different stuff than year an Englishman, a Swiss and second child but the Wilsons some tradition. Among other over the country." he added from the rental shop, so Bob Karth ' The scientists found that the an American, to reflect the said that wasn't obvious. things, students will bring Shell's problem, he said, was gave him his spare Other- venusian atmosphere appears lo contain nationalities of the winners. "She is a most uncommon them breakfast in bed caused not only by the unex- wise, everything went very "It's really going to be argon-36 gas in proportions as much as 100 "The audience was commoner," Mrs. Wilson pected demand, up 10 percent They keep on traveling smoothly " funny because the paparazzi limes greater than on Earth or Mars The fascinating - the diplomatic said of the Queen, the daugh- over a year ago. bub also by Tonight there is a more (photographers), we're told, findings are important because that spec- WASHINGTON (AP) - Traveling at corps was there in full force, ter of a businessman "She the fact that some of its refin- intimate dinner — 100 guests will follow right behind So ies of argon — an inert gas — cannot be taxpayers' expense, at least M senators Africans in dashikis and Ar speaks seven languages and ing facilities were out of ac- — with the King and Queen we have to lie there in bed created after a planet's formation, and if and 59 congressmen have visited foreign abs in bumooses. As each takes over conversational tion. at the palace. The Wilsons and look photogenic while Venus was formed the way Earth and countries during the current postelection prize winner was announced, duties for the King very well At the same time. Swear- have gone to an average of the press files into our Mars were, il probably would have about lull, government records show The most there was sort of a stereo She was wearing a royal pur- ingen said. Shell was required three parties and receptions bedroom.' Mrs Wilson said the same concentration It means that popular destinations were the Soviet Un- effect done with trumpets ple gown, a tiara, earrings by the Department of Energy each day they've been here, Later tomorrow, they will either Venus was formed from differenl ion. Japan. China and Europe although One would play In front and and a sapphire and diamond lo cut its prices, a practice he but still managed to squeeze travel to Upsala where Dr substances than the rest of the solar sys- Africa continued to attract increasing at- then there would b« an echo necklace The sapphires termed as bad decision in a bit of sightseeing. Wilson will lecture to stu- tem or the formation process itself was tention from lawmakers The trips marked of others from the back. II were the size of a nickel "When demand goes up. Before the weekend. Dr dents, and that night is (he differenl the first time thai lameduck members — was just incredible, inspir "And the King is very you should let the price rise Wilson gave his Nobel lec- Santa Lucia Ball, the third those defeated for reelection or retiring — ing, exciting. handsome; shy, but very and drop out the marginal peo- ture at tbe Nobel Institute to and final while tie and tails Five die in plane crash were prohibited by new House and Senate "Then about 5:30, we all pleasant," she assessed. ple who wanl to buy." he said the members of the Royal event of the week HOPKINSVIU.K Ky (AP) - A mili- rules from tagging along at government filed out tu the limousines Following dinner, there "Most auto drivers do not re- Swedish Academy of Sci- "1 really don't feel tired." tary cargo plane crashed earl\ Sunday in a expense and were taken to Town Hall was dancing in the Gold quire a high-octane unleaded" ence. Dr Wilson said in the wee lor dinner in the Blue Room, Room, made up of thousands Swearingen said the avail Today, in addition to the hours o( this morning "I'm which was architecturally of tiny gold mosaics "with ability and price of gasoline royal dinner date. Hi Wilson really excited and happy and magnificent Lobster was niches containing classical next year depends on factors will do an informal TV show it's going to be pretty hard lo Marching again in Iran the first course," Mrs. figures," Mrs. Wilson de- over which the companies with the other Laureates A get to sleep " Wilson recalled, "then duckl- scribed have no direct control TEHRAN. Iran (AP) - •Hies throughout the country, After morning prayers in the ing with Calvados and des- Randall Wilson said Thousands massed in the cen- but in Hamadan. 250 miles mosques. Ashura marchers sert was parfall glace Nobel sleepily this morning that he ter of Tehran today for re- southwest of Tehran, the city's usually flagellate themselves. — a raspberry ice with vanil- had had "a very good time ' ligious processions thai were civilian governor was wounded and the military government la ice cream and lots of deco- Randall is 11 His 15-year-old Sadat asking more U.S. expected to turn into more seriously and his bodyguard at first banned the proces- rations. sister Suzanne and 18-year- demonstrations of opposition killed by a gunman outside the sions. "One of the nicest things old brother. Philip joined In In Shah Mohammad Reza governor's house. the dancing Philip will re- I'ahlavi about the dinner was the en- participation in talks Police killed Ihe assassin turn to Swarthmore (Pa) Opposition leaders were tertainment — and for me, Informed sources said it wast College today, but the rest of jubilant over a peaceful pro- once again sitting next to CAIRO. Egypt (API- achieve agreement before "Negotiations (with Israel) believed he belonged to an un- •*^ "PPKIOO \" the Wilson entourage will re- test march by hundreds of Isaac Bashevls Singer." President Anwar Sadat has Dec 17. the date thai Presi- will have to be resumed at derground religious group OFFSET main in Sweden for a few thousands in Tehran Sunday Mrs. Wilson said. called on Secretary of State dent Jimmy Carter calls for once, with the treaty signing to sworn to overthrow the shah They called it a referendum "They had young people, days. Cyrus Vance for more "active and which Egypt reaffirms the lake place on Ml. Sinai and because of his Westernization XEROX COPIES in the streets." and one of representing each of the Mrs Wilson and her American participation" in the necessity of respecting " with the three religions (Is- campaign It was the firsl at- them. Kanm Sanjab> said the Swedish counties. In native daughter wore similar Egyptian-Israeli peace proc- U.S. commitments and lam. Christianity and tack on a leading official since turnout demonstrated lhat Ihe INSTANT costume playing folk songs gowns for yesterday's ess and "strong, binding" U.S. guarantees for wrapping up a Judaism) and all parties to the October, when a soldier killed people want "to put an end lu for us on violins In addition events: knit jersey floor- commitments and guarantees Arab-Israeli conflict to be rep- the military governor and peace accord with Israel the dictatorial, authoritarian PRINTING to the folk songs, which were lengths with split sleeves to wrap up an agreement, the "must be strong and binding, resented." Sadat reportedly chief of police in Jahrum. declared Vance arrived Sun and corrupt regime" sung beautifully and with and pleated skirts. Suzanne's semi-official newspaper Al or peace will not be realized." southern Iran While You wait Ahram reported today. day afternoon on a visit to fantastic acoustics, the is forest green and Mrs. Siul.it reportedly continued As'they did Sunday, police Egypt and Israel to try lo re- Today is Ashura. the men's choir from Stockholm Wilson's, mulberry Dr. Quoting Egyptian The president said Egypt and Iroops stayed away from solve the disagreements block- Ihe swelling crowd but waited climax of Moharram. a holy "^wolf press me University came Into the hall Wilson, his father and older diplomatic sources. Al Ahram envisions a comprehensive, ing conclusion of a peace trea- on the alert in side streets month of mourning for Ihe 170 Monmouth Start with big tall banners repre- son wore the requisite white said Sadat told Vance during a clearcut and applicable peace martyred founder of Iran's Rtd Bank, 741-9300 senting each university dis- lie and tails and Randall, a 90-meeling Sunday: pad. devoid of any loopholes Peaceful anli-shah marches dominant Shule Moslem seel cipline and the choir sang dark suit •Without active American that could precipitate com- were reported Sundav in other English, Russian and Swiss ••Nil. Bob didn't have lo participation, il will be dif- plications in the future. Al folk songs In the Ameri- wrestle with his tie. It came ficult for Egypt and Israel lo Ahram reported. can's honor, they had writ- ten an original song with words praising Mr. Singer It was beautiful." Mrs Wilson said it was Its Easy... to pamper famiryand friends! 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S8. of 19 Maple ing as to PKHC's jurisdiction Robert P., of Middlelown and Kurtzman said (he state law Ave. died yesterday al Riv- over the chief after already Jemome A of Matawan; five prohibits employers from in- erview Hospital in Red Bank^ agreeing to state jurisdiction daughters, June I.a Vecchia of terfering with employee or- She was bom in South Mr. Widman had also con- Keansburg. Mrs ' Frieda ganizations River, and lived there ID years McKriT of Santa Monica, Ca , tended that the borough had Bui. he said, the Mass case She had been living in Mrs Diana Hingham of Mi refused to negotiate in good does not involve a labor or- Keansburg for 45 years ami, Kla . Mrs Manann Stano faith with the chief's one-man ganization in the usual sense, She was the propirtnr "f P of Tucson, Ariz and Mrs An- collective bargaining unit, de- but "rather involves an indi- and M Supermarket on Church toinette Breulon of spite agreements and prom- vidual who has deemed Street. which4she ran and for Keansburg, 15 grandchildren, ises to negotiate himself an employee organiza- 40 years Shi1 was a member "f and three great grandchildren Mr. Kurtzman stated he tion for the purpose of repre- the senior citizens of had previously determined, in The Laurel Funeral Home senting his own Individual in- Keansburg and a iiirmlii-r of a similar case concerning Ihe of West Keansburg is in charge terests" with his employers SI Anne's Church police chief in Jamesburg, that of arrangements. The state act, Mr She was the wife (if the late a "single individual cannot William J. Malonev Kurtzman wrote, is designed Peter A Asmar to protect bonahdf employee MATAWAN - William J Mrs. John Roche Sr. organizations representing Mi>. (lain- Aroiison Maloney, 66, or Miriam Drive, BELFORD - Mrs. Joan groups of public employees and an individual cannot I.AKEWOOD - Mrs. Claire died yesterday at the Roche, 47. of 538 Roxbury bootstrap into the same pro- L Aronson, Wi. of :tM> South Bayshore Community Hospital Road, died Saturday at Riv- MONMOUTH COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY - and Mr. George Kilbrlde of Colts Neck stand around tection "simply by 'self in- Lake Drive, died Saturday al in jlolnulel erview Hospital, Red Bank. Left to Right: Mrs. Edward Feltus, Freehold, re- the elaborate tree at the association Christmas party corporation' Into an employee her home He was bom in Mnrganville She was a bookkeeper. cording secretary of the historical society, Joy yesterday. organization'" Born in Brooklyn, she had and had lived in Matawan for She was a member of Si Vlcens, a museum employee, Mrs. George Kilbrlde Mr Widman has repeatedly lived in Lakewood fur the last I he last 20 years Mary's Roman Catholic slated that the chief, as a pub- two years Mr Maloney was a retired Church, Middletown. lic employee, has been Her husband. David S salesman for Tom's Ford in' Surviving are her husband. deprived of his right to strike, Ornaments very popular at party Aronson, died in IWtiH Keyport He was a communi- John Roche Sr.; three sons, cant of St Clement's Roman John Roche Jr., Gerard Roche and has also been stripped of suiinini' ire two suns. By WENDY DILLER door bell lo enter. lo some gold inlay on Ihe wall — several months ago a friend Catholic Church of Matawan, a and Michael Roche, and a most of his rights as the man- Merrill Aronson of Freehold FREEHOLD - One of Ihe Inside, a dining hall "Our new director, Mr of mine picked up a Chippen- third degree member of the daughter, Miss Maureen agerial executive the council Township, and Myron W most unusual Christmas tree branches to the left, a living Hammond, is rearranging the dale card table at an auction Knights of Columbus. SI Roche, all at home. claims he is. by being subject Aronson of Camden. Ark., a ornaments that hung from the place in part — he's moved the around here for $500 and he Joieph'a Council, Keyport. and to Ihe police department direc room to the right and stairs sister, Mrs l.iliby Orleck of The John F. Pfleger Funer- Christmas tree In the living doll collection already." she Mild it last month in New York also past chief of the Morgan- lives issued by council. leading to the second floor and Atlanta, Ga.l three grand- al Home, New Monmouth, is in room of the Monmouth County added at Parke-Bernet (gallery) for villt- Independent Fire Com- Now. he has also been lined with paintings, are children and unc ^reatgrand- charge of arrangements. Historical Association yester- $40,000 I told him to try ii pany He was also a past mem- deprived of PERC protection. directly ahead "Thai's a painting of Wash- child day, was a little porcelain bell "He brought it lo me and I ber of the Morganville lirst Mrs. John Douglas Mr Widman said, promising The layoul of the second ington on his horse." said Jim The Freeman Funeral with a leaf design painted on it looked at it and said, 'well try. aide squad that he will appeal the decision floor simulates a series of Raleigh, pointing lo a small oil Home, Freehold . is in charge "We've been working on Parke-Bernet. that's an ori- Surviving is his wife. RED BANK - Mrs either before the full PERC bedrooms, although instead of in Ihe hall of arrangmcnt.s this type of stuff since the sum- ginal piece And now he's Katherine Hickey and one son. Margaret M. Douglas. 52, of II board or in Appellate Court. If furniture, exhibits fill Hie "The one of Washington mer." Kir,,iNiii' Paradise, a made $40,000." he said Brian, at home Hubbard Park, died Saturday the case goes to court, it will space crossing the Delaware didn't Daniel F. Bowie* member of the historical as- show his horse — its Ihe same Rosanne Paradise, the The Day Funeral Home in al Riverview Hospital. be Ihe first of its kind in the Aboul 50 to 60 people, or one sociation said. scene, though This il the creator of the porcelain bell, KEANSBURG - Daniel F Keyport is in charge of ar- She was born In Elizabeth state. Mr Widman said, since Ihird of the historical associa- "Al home we have a little authentic one." he insisted and her father stood by the Bowles. M. of 18 Highland rangements and had lived in the Red Bank the Jamesburg chief did nol tion membership, helped Ave., died Thursday at Riv- area for over 40 years. appeal the PERC decision. tret* as well as a big one and themselves to hors d'oeuvres llf also added that he was Christmas tree we hang homemade omaenls Her father was talking. erview Hospital in lied Bank She was a member of St. Mr. Widman said he wel- and punch yesterday, chatted, Ihe builder of a beacon al the Peler Yurltiu' on II — only a bell like this "We do animals, too — a lot of He was born in Boston, James Roman Catholic comes "the opportunity to gel strolled through tin' rooms and Routes 520 and 34 intersection might take three hours to do." two years ago The beacon still chipmunks." he said where he lived for 30 years and MIDDLETOWN - Peter Church. Red Bank. inlo the directives." a senti- glanced at a small sampling of she explained sits there. "It's an art. it's a real has been living in Keansburg Yurkiw. 62. of 218 E. Valley Surviving are her husband. ment echoed by Borough At- wares brought for the occasion Not everyone al Ihe Mon- skill." 8ty years. Drive, who died Friday at Riv- John E. Douglass; five sons. torney Martin M. Barger. from Ihe association gift shop "My grandmother always mouth County Historical As- There was also a hand- He was a veteran of World erview Hospital. Red Bank, is John E Douglass of Fair ' "I'd love to get Into those at Allen House used to hang holly behind the sociation Christmas party yes- pictures on the wall, and we woven glass encased mouse, War II also survived by his mother. Haven, Robert B. Douglass directives." Mr. Barger said In general, it was a subdued terday put quite so much care still do that at Christmas time and two Mexican birds as well He was the husband of the Antoinina Gregorash, of High- and Dennis M Douglass, both last night "I'd love to make crowd, mostly middle-aged, al- Into their tree ornaments, - Ms an Knglish tradition." as a clay piece from a potter In late Irene Connally lands Her name was inad- of Long Branch, George W. them public, if PERC decides though some children weasled which were the price of ad- Peter MacDonald said (iermanlown. Pa . bul their Surviving are three sum. vertently omitted from yester- Douglass and Michael G. it's okay ' cookies off of Ihe table and one mission, bul many brought donalors were more bashful Francis J of Charleston. S.C, day's obituary DouEglass. both at home; a The borough counsel said or Iwo very fashionably "I teach antiques at the homespun or memory evoking and remained anonymous. Joseph of NY. and Daniel 111 daughter. Marguerite M. "I feel great" about Ihe PERC dressed young couples ap- high school." announced Bill ones of Red Bank; one daughter. Lawrence Saccone Douglass, at home; her moth- decision, adding "That's really peared particularly elegant. Him whose donation was a And the Christmas tree was er. Mrs. Marie Severs, at Jim Raleigh, a member of One exceptionally pretty small model lantern from Bernadotte Farms in Tin- Mrs. Judith Best of Mid- MATAWAN - Lawrence the major part of the charges, home; a brother. George K the society, who is currently woman, with a mass of brown "And I'll tell you something Ion Falls dletown. and three grand- Saccone. 79 of Lloyd Rond. and we've won ' Severs Jr of Slidell. I.a , and doing research on the history curls, teetered into the foyer children. was pronounced dead on ar- Mr. Widman said yesterday Iwo grandsons. of beacons, brought a gold en- rather early on. trailed by her The Laurel Funeral Home. rival Saturday evening at the that despite the failure to The John E. Day Funeral graved silhouette of a lantern husband. Wesl Keansburg, is in charge Bayshore Community Hospital agree on a 1978 contract for Home. Red Bank. Is in charge And Mrs Anne Fancher. "I've baked 300 cookies." of arrangements after beccoming ill at home Chief Mass. the only municipal of arrangements. another member, brought a she announced to the associa- He was born in si Lupo employee who got no raise this miniature teddy bear. tion director. Joseph Ham- Philip I). Repich Italy, and had lived in year, he would deliver a re- Thoma8 A. Kelly Clay-fired birds, home- mond Matawan for the last 47 years quest to mayor and council to- HIGHLANDS - Philip made clothespin figuretles. She inarched towards the He retired in 1958 as a ma- day asking that negotiations Domenick Repich. 5'/^ months MIDDLETOWN - Thomas glass balls, model lanterns, buffet table and set about lin- chinis! at the Syncro Machine begin now for a 1979 contract. old, of 21 Snug Harbor Ave A. Kelly, 77, of 42 Hattie Court, wreaths, pine cones and ing up her creations, which she Company in Perth Amboy Noway, said Mr. Barger. died Saturday at Monmouth died Saturday at Riverview stuffed little birds were other noted lakek two days to bake Surviving are his wife. "If PERC says he's not a Medical Center. Long Branch Hospital, Red Bank. creations Mr. Hammond followed Melinda. one daughter. Mrs. He was born in New York negotiating unit, we will not He was the son of Philip W "This is the association's cautiously Peter Orlasky of Matawan; City, and had lived in Staten negotiate. and Maria Repich. AlSOWrvtV- first actual Christmas party." "Oh. IVe only brought 150 two brothers. Anthony and Island and Davenport, NY. ing are a brother. Sergio "He will be treated like eve- Mrs. Edward Feltus. record- - but if we run out. I live down John Saccone. one sister. Miss before moving here two Martinez of Kl Salvador: two rybody else," the attorney ing secretary of the historical the block and can always get Molly Saccone. all of Matawan months ago. sisters. Maria and Deisy said "We don't negotiate with society noted more," she assured him. and iwo grandchildren. He retired 12 years ago af- Martinez, both of Kl Salvador; the Borough Clerk or Ihe head "Last year we had a tour of "This is an 18th Century The Day Funeral Home in ter 45 years with the New York a maternal grandmolher, Mrs of Ihe Public Works Depart- different Christmas decora- claret cup and this Is cran- Keyport is in charge of ar- Telephone Company where he Maria Domingucz of Kl ment. They have to submit tions in houses ' berry orange punch," Mrs. Ke- rangements. was a chief switchman. Salvador and paternal grand- their thoughts to council and The association was nyon Sprankle, another mem- Mr. Kelly was a member of parents. Mr and Mrs Philip work up a budget and submit created in 1893 and moved to ber and a hostess yesterday, St. Catherine's Roman Catho- Kepich Sr. here Mr*. Marv Beam it. and he will have to do the its current location — in an informed her lic Church. Holmdel. and he The Scott Funeral Home. same thing 18th Cenluryslyled house Everyone at the party had ISELIN - Mrs. Mary was also a member of Ihe Tele- Helford. is in charge of ar- across the street from the their bit of history lo add Beam. 86. of 2 West Arthur phone Pioneers of America. Chief Mass, usually an out- rangements county courthouse - in the "The building was con- spoken person, said yesterday Place, died Thursday at (he Surviving are his wife. early 1930s structed on land donated by he would nol comment beyond Atlantic Highlands Nursing Anne Leahy Kelly; two daugh- The building, which has David I'i'iiiiir to the associa- his attorney's statement. »a. Death Noticts Home. Middlelown. ters. Mrs. Rosemary Zim- three floors, houses a collec- tion." explained Joy Vicens, a ROCHE— loan A, inI Ellll. II Born in Newark. Mrs. merman, with whom he lived, "It'sour29thanniversary ' tion of American Primitive ylorj. 01 5J8 KAxltu'v Rood Bellofd. part-time museum employee on Dec t 1910 Beloved wile ol John Beam had lived here until her and Mrs. Anne Sosnoski of Ihe chief said, "and I promised paintings done by local artists, and another hostess yesterday Sr Oevole/ n.olher ol John Jr. illness Glassboro; a sister, Mrs. Emi- Gt'ord. Mr/hoel and Mus Muurren Mae I wouldn't get myself into antique dulls, furniture and "II looks so authentic be- F'jntrol Wednesday ol 9 Ii a in J'Om Surviving is a son. John ly McGuire of Staten Island, Ihr John F Pfleger Funeral Home 115 Irouble today." knlc-knacs. The entrance walk cause craftsmen who didn't TindOH Hood, New Manrnouiri Monol Beam of Modesto. Calif. and 10 grandchildren. He took his wife out for a smells mildly of boxwood, and Cniitilon Burial Mill be ollerrd ol si have jobs during the Depres- The Scott Funeral Home. The John E. Day Funeral celebralorv dinner instead. one is requested to ring the sion could afford to spend alol 10 o'ii inlerrm-nl Mr Olivet Ceine- Belford. is in charge of ar- Home. Red Bank. Is in charge of time on it." and she pointed Tueidov J JoiidV 9p in rangements , of arrangements. Golda Meir services Most JERUSALEM (AP) - Is- Cyrus K. Vance, who was in Cloudy tonight, tomorrow rael paid Iribute Sunday to Egypt Sunday for talks with RED BANK Golda Meir. the young nation's Sadat aimed at breaking the II ti .i 1" .mil II Morn Yesterday's high tem- Ocean water temperatures are fourth prime minister and a deadlock in the stalled peace STORES perature at The Register around 5II degrees Coastal For Red Bank and Rumson giant of its founding gener- talks in Washington. 0PIH1I19 bridge, add Iwo hours: weather station was 14 degrees fSTWMl Manasquan lo (.'ape Sea ation. Plans were being com- The Russian-born Mrs. WEEK NIGHTS Bright, deduct 10 and the low 24. It was 27 at t llcnlopen and Delaware Ray: minutes; pleted for Tuesday's state fu- Meir lived in the I'nlted States FREE p.m. and the overnight low Small crafl advisory in effect Long Branch. deduct 15 neral for 15 years was 21. Today's ( a.m. tem- Winds west to northwest five . minutes: Highlands bridge. Sorrow over Mrs. Meir's PARKING try Mortgage Loama perature was 21. There was a la 15 knots Monday morning, add 40 minutes. death Friday tinged national N«ll* (race of precipitation in Ihe U then becoming variable five to WASHINGTON - MlV rMlMr pride as Prime Minister Men- &» JCrt» flork Elmrf Shf Sm ftw JJork Chat* Elp &» ,\>ui JJork Simet tkt &K jNVto JJork R«»« hours ending at ( a.m. ludav IIMI knoll tale Monday and pervnf res wr tI'livvr pentflf nil•linvrn achem Begin received Ihe There were If degree days W^H^OC^Wifw fv* i^wwjp* PV* !•• IRI p>w" Monday night Fair through ptrlM nXhti t Nobel Peace Prize in a cere- yesterday, 218 for Ihe month, Mondav Becoming partly p.m., phn w»«M»r •« lli»k Nr MM 14 mony in Oslo. Norway, broad- HM*r#«lM>. and 1,185 for the healing sea- cloudy Monday night Visibili- HI Lt Prc OtW cast live on Israeli radio and Albany U 17 01 clr son to dale. ty more than five miles. 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By SYLVIA PORTER — Cheek whether the airline will demand a physician's name and address are attached certificate attesting to your ability to travel or whether il is — Use the accessible restroom facilities at the airport The Christmas season ol '78 well may signal the essential that another person travel with you. before departure, the L'STS advises Plane lavatories are greatest travel surge In US history - and even it you're — Spell out your needs: a wheelchair at the terminal difficult for you If you arr using canes or.crutches, you'll among America's millions ol healthy men and women YOUR MONEY'S entrance; help in transferring to another plane en route, have to relinquish these on board Safety rules dictate these "home lor the holidays" may be a traumatic experience ol preboarding with a seeing-eye dog The reservations agent items be securely stored Jammed airports, railroad and bus stations. can make arrangements — Check if your seeing-eye dog travels free in the cabin But if you're among the millions of America's handi- WORTH — To assure the comfort and security of the handi- with you. or if the terminals you will be using permit the capped, "home lor the holidays" was. until a short while capped, make your request at the time ol the reservation dog to enter the passenger areas. ago, well nigh an impossible dream Even with significant Given advance notice, the airline can provide for your — If a deaf person will be flying, notify cabin personnel. improvements in federal regulations and national policies welfare so they can make sure announcements are communicated of carriers, there is still an outrageous lack of uniformity — — Choose a departure time when traffic is light This is The FAA has requested all airports where scheduled flights local personnel and conditions vary tremendously, much airlines because some perform services beyond those re- wise under normal travel conditions, essential at holiday land lo install amplified telephones for the deaf Mill must be done quired by law One carrier might put a passenger aboard on periods. Write Amtrak Public Affairs. 935 l.'Knfant Plaza. S.W As recently as last year, lor instance, the decision of a stretcher; another might provide containers for trans — Pick flights involving a minimum number of plane Washington. DC 20024 (or Access Amlrak ' a brochure who qualified as a passenger could be made at the time of porting batteries of motorized wheelchairs. changes Reservation agents can advise you which flights lor handicap^! travelers Blind traveled and an attendant boarding by airline officials on the scene The criterion lor It you or a loved one are planning a trip over the are least crowded. can get discounts on Amtrak by presenting coupons issued Ike decision was whether the passenger could evacuate a holidays, it's imperative that you Investigate the services — Give yourself plenty of time, especially during the by the American Foundation for the Blind plane without assistance In the event ol a crash Thus, a NOW: traffic-congested holiday season — at least an hour before Greyhound and Tnttwayi allow the handicaped and an traveler might fly from- New York to Chicago, and then lie — Contact the reservation offices of the airlines going to departure aide lo travel for the price of one ticket You must have a refused boarding on the return portion your destination, describe the disability and make sure the — Inquire what system will be used il a wheelchair is doctor*! certificate. Wrile Director ol Customer Relations. Today, under Federal Aviation Administration rules, airlines will accept you as a passenger involved. If you have requested a chair, it normally will be Greyhound Lines. Greyhound Tower. Phoenix. Ariz. 85077 each U.S. airline must have a national company policy — Find out if you can get needed assistance, urges the waiting (or you at the check-in counter or terminal en- lor 'Helping Hand " Mnle Continental Trailways. 1812 approved by the FAA These policies will vary among US Travel Service of the Department of Commerce trance. If you are bringing your own chair, makt sure your Commerce St'. Dallas Texas 7J2OI fur "Good Samaritan " In a fix on fixed income By DAVID R. SARGENT IIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIOHIIMIIIMIMKIIIIIIIIIMHHII percent and the SIP rose 5 4 the group's newest offering. Q- We are U aad W, re percent. Pioneer Bond Kund tired sevti years aad wosder Pioneer Fund yields slight (Mr. Sargent cannot an lag It we made a mistake In ly more than Us newer coun swer all mall personally, but Mr laveslmeite. Wkrn we re- Sl'CCESSFlX lerpart, but If yield Is your will answer all questions pos tired we were coaceraed with objective you might consider slblr In his columns.) maximum current Income; now we are concerned with EVERYONE „, Inflation' Our portfolio list INVESTING (enclosed) Is all fixed Income securities Your opinion and FREE LECTURES suggestions would be ap- a revolutionary new approach preciated. II 11 - California ((- I am Interested In your purchase. Pioneer Fund, Your portfolio Is down 14 opinion of Pioneer Fund and which was lounded In 1128, has percent from your 1150,000 Pioneer II. How do these com- total assets ol fSCS million cost, as a result ol rsing in- part to the other mutual This lund follows a more con- STOP terest rates This is as good a funds? I..H. - Iowa servative Ineslment policy time as any to take a few of A — Both lunds have above- than Ihe smaller, (125 million these losses, and to reinvest average performance records Pioneer II lund. In Ihe IJM-77 OVER-EATING the proceeds in high-yielding, and ire attractive for decade, Pioneer Fund In undervalued stocks The sale creased net asset value 124 of five bond holdings wil gener- percent compared with a gain SMOKING ate more than (43.000 in capi- Officer picked of 4] perreal (or Ihe Standard tal. The $5,000 loss may be 4 Poor's m siock Average. FOR used to offset $2,500 in ordinary by firemen Pioneer II scored a IN percent income gain in NAV between 1971. Us NAVESINK - Officers for first full year of operation, and The suggested sales are Health expert Arle.ne Mehiman MS MSW states. the year 1978-79 have been 1)77 Through November ol the Luck Stores 8^s of 1996. New It is ea»y & comlortablo to lose weight and CYCLETHON WINNERS — Leslie R. Stewart Jr., second from left, of Little elected by the Monmouth present year, Pioneer In- York Telephone 8s of 2008. stop smoking even at holiday time AW puts you Silver, and Larry Edelson, age 10, of West Allenhurst, are winners of bicycles County Firemens Association creased 11.5 percent In asset in control donated by Robert Mahn, left, of Manns Brothers, Eatontown, and Mrs. Northern Natural Gas 7\s of Elected to second terms were value, Pioneer II gained 14.4 LECTURES- Frank Buck, Frank's Bicycle Shop, Atlantic Highlands, In the 1978 Heart Fund 1992, Pacific Gas Transmission Anthony Cosentino. West Long Cyctethon. Prizes were In ttie adult and under-13 age categories, respective- 8s of 1990 and Penney Finan- Branch, president; Theodore WEIGHT ly. The contest raised more than S13.000 for the Monmouth County Chapter, cial 7?hs of 1991. Equal dollar Miller. Brielle, first vice presi- Most MM.. O.< II » • m amounts should be invested in American Heart Association, and there were 35 prize winners In all. dent; William Pierce, Long Am Ctnttr Middle South Utilities. Public Branch, second vice presi- Service of Indiana, Public Ser- RED BANK dent; Stanley Sickles. Red or information or free consultation call: vice of New Mexico, Tampa Bank, secretary-treasurer, STORES L 10 Ifood SI Probation course planned Electric and Utah Power & and Harry J Carlin, High- OPEN III 9 Light, all on the New York lands, sergeant-at-arms. WEEK NIGHTS 842-3443 Stock Exchange. FREEHOLD - The Mon- trained volunteers to counsel training course held for two Edgar N. Dlnkelspiel was FREE mouth County Probation De- adult and juvenile proba- hours a week in the evening These five issues yield from named to his 20th yearly term PARKING partment plans to begin a new tioners om a one-to-one basis During these classes volun- 7.7 percent to 9.3 percent cur- as legislative chairman A training course for volunteer Volunteer counselors meet teers are familiarized with the rently. More interesting is the guest of honor was Freeholder probation counselors In early with their probationers at least Juvenile and Criminal Court lact that dividends have grown Jane O. Clayton, who received January once a week at a time which is systems and with various so- 51 percent annually in the last the organization's Tino Cosen- tino Award for her many years convenient for both Sessions cial service agencies In Mon- live years (or Middle South. 6 6 The program, which is now of support to the county group take place in the community in mouth County, and are taught percent for Public Service of more than four years old, uses Mrs. Clayton in turn presented a location convenient for both Indiana. 8 8 pertcent for Utah FAMOUS DCSIUCI basic counselling techniques Power, 9 percent for Public a citation from the Board of parties. Anyone who Is interested in Service of New Mexico and Freeholders to Wrexford Volunteers must be at least learning more about the Mon- Tampa Electric The change Madge, veteran deputy county First aid group IB years of age and must be moulh County Volunteers in will reduce your present an- surrogate, for his more than 50 willing and able to donate a Probation program Is urged to nual return by 150. However, years of fire service meet* Thursday minimum number of hours per write to Volunteers in Proba- week There is no educational in five years income should be The next meeting of the as- MIDDLETOWN - The De tion. Monmouth County Proba- requirement, but volunteers S1.700 higher based on the his- sociation will be Jan. 22 in cember meeting of the Elev- tion Department. Court House. must complete, a sixsession tory of these five utilities Port-au-Peck enth District of the New Jer- Freehold. 07728 sey State First Aid Council will take place Thursday at 8 p.m. BE A$$$ SAVER HOLIDAY ENTERYMNINC,—TO in the headquarters of the Fairvicw First Aid Squad in MASTERY? LEARNING? OR TO the Middletown Township Fire Complete heating and Co. No. 1 building. Hi 35 BOXED C0CK1AL Committees for 1978 will be oil burning service OR MYTH? PRINTED TERRy appointed by Earl Dennis, dis- trict chairman. Mobilization 24-hour service The Red Bank Board ot Education has voted to experi- drills and other projects will be ment with a rigid method of teaching called Mastery Learn- discussed. Refreshments will ing Unless the parents ol Red Bank act now to pursuade the be served by members of the BAYSHORE FUEL OIL Board otherwise, it will be imposed next month on the host squad with the assistance 787-0519 teachers and students in every Red Bank classroom' of their ladles auxiliary. Despite so-called training, your teachers have not been adequately advised ol what Mastery Learning is and how it is supposed to work. We frankly doubt the wisdom of rushing (4*> VALUE) Kfyatone Savings headlong into Mastery Learning on a crash basis at midyear Your teachers consider Mastery Learning

WINDOW DRESSING — because it does not ad- dress the factors that really reduce student achieve- ment, such as discipline, poor student attitude paren- Pay tal support, and class size It's lor show ILLOGICAL — because it lorces teachers to use one restrictive method ol instruction, a method that your may not even be suited to their classroom style li's bills stifling EXPERIMENTAL — because it has not been proved easier effective in a community of Ihe size and composition ol Red Bank Except with problem children, it has no track quicker record DON'T FORGET INSUFFICIENT — because students who fall behind the would get their tutoring — not trom a teacher — but MEMS' NKiHT from a classmate, and the classmate would lose PRINTED ON UN€N time learning time while he or she is tutoring II lacks substance

saving INAPPROPRIATE — because the school board is imposing it in every grade — including kindergarten — L NOW money despite the fact that the materials and methodilogies are intended lor use in the secondary grades It's not ON LY Z saving being used in an elementary school anywhere on the 1 East Coast TO 6O. way The School Board meets Tuesday. Dec 12. at 8 pm in the Middle School It you're a parent interested in good education, we urge you lo attend this meeting to make the School Board |ustfty to a decision that teachers (ear is rash unwise, and potentially damaging lo the quality ol our phone schools Keydone Saving* Paid for by ttx Hod Bank Toactwra Asm. NEPTUNE • ASOUftY PAAK • MANALAMN The Daily Register The U.S. and human rights

Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register ly JACK ANDERSON tences ranging from (even to ecutor Stroud'l possession. One of Jimmy Carter's J4 years. Though he made repeated ref- most publicized Issues his Last month the Justice De- erencei to this amended ARTHUR Z KAMIN WASHINGTON statement during the trial, President and Editor been his championship of hu partment riled an M-page brief roan rights To the intense ir- asking a federal judge to over- Stroud never produced it. He ritation ol the countries^ that SCENE turn the convictions of the has since admitted that "there Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor have been the targets ol the Wilmington IS. It was an un- was no amended statement." president's darts, he has at precedented action. Hall and another daiuaglag lacked regimes that lock up The North Carolina prose- witness, Jerome Mitchell, sub- ' SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY DECEMBER 11 1978 dissidents to silence their dis Carter to -lake a look at cutor. Jay Stroud, offered a sequently recanted their testi- ruptive voices. home" before condemning oth- cynical explanation for Ibe de- mony Their recantation, plus This pious attitude strikes er nations for jailing political partment's intervention Not- ANDERSON the prosecutor's failure to pro- many ol our international dissidents. As Charles Cobb. ing that It was begun in 1171 duce the "amended statement" it the trial, formed neighbors as a breach of the president of the Commission and was pushed by the Incom- health—10 whites and two the basis for the Justice De- old stricture against stone (or Racial Justice, put it in a ing Carter administration, bucks. partment's unprecedented In- throwing by people who live in painfully odious comparison: Stroud told us: "Attorney Gen- "Stroud deliberately In- tervention. glass houses. Their resent- "We're not as honest as the eral Griffin Bell's segregated flamed an already biased ment will now receive a formal Russians; we Incarcerate our past had Just come out at the Jury," Irv Joiner, a member of Under political pressure, all ailing. prisoners under the guise of Senate confirmation hearings, the Commission for Racial of the Wilmington 10 but Chavis have been freed. Last Today, on the 30th an- criminal activity." and he needed some positive Justice, told our reporter Vlcki July we reported how Chavis niversary of the United Na- Last summer, our out- press on his racial views." Warren. Joiner cited Stroud's lay in his cell for 24 hours la tions Declaration of Human spoken UN Ambassador An- That comment could have display of oversize photo- desperate need of medical Rights, the United States will drew Young was severely been expected from Stroud, graphs depicting damage done be cited as a violator A 900 care, and eventually suffered i criticized (or speaking the un- one of the new breed of prose- by racial disorders in the same page brief has been filed with speakable—admitting that ruptured appendix because cutors who use their office and period, and his use of 37 wit- the UN. detailing the case his- there are. indeed, political prison officials Insisted on their domination of grand nesses who testified about ra- tories of 50 Individuals in the prisoners In the United States driving him to a prison hospital juries to seek out and "get" cial incidents, wilhout ever United States who allegedly We were among the few who 75 miles away instead of to a individuals and groups whose linking any of the defendants hive been Imprisoned for their defended Young, citing the politics are regarded as dan- nearby medical facility. to the particular fire bombing political beliefs notorious case of the Rev. Ben gerous, or whose convictions A similar incident in South of which they were accused. What makes the document Chavis. one of the so-called may further the prosecutor's Africa, when black leader The only person who could particularly embarrassing is Wilmington 10. political ambitions. Steve Blko died In custody, place the Wilmington 10 at the that it will be filed today, not These were civil rights ac- The first trial of the Wilm- brought cries of outrage from scene of the crime was Allen by vengeful regimes accused tivists charged with the fire ington 10—nine black men and the United States. of repression by Carter, but by bombing of a Wilmington. a white woman—ended in a Hill, who was 18 at the time of Jimmy Carter's charges three respected organizations N.C.. grocery store during a mistrial because the prose- the trial By the time he took that other nations trample on in this country: the Com- time ol racial disorder Con- cutor became ill. "What made Ihe witness stand, he was giv- human rights have a decidedly mission for Racial Justice of victed In a state court largely him ill was Ihe composition of ing his fourth version of what hollow ring as long as the the United Church of Christ, on inflammatory and irrele- the jury—10 blacks and two he claimed to have seen. WUminglon 10's convictions the National Conference of vant testimony by non-wit- whiles." said Stuart House, an When Hall's inconsistencies stand, and the Rev. Mr Chavis Black Lawyers and the Na- nesses and subsequently re- observer sent by Rep. John were brought out by the de- remains in prison. Meanwhile, tional Alliance Against Racism canted testimony by one eye- Conyers. Ii Mich The second fense, he claimed that they prosecutor Stroud has been and Political Repression witness, the Wilmington 10 jury was more to Slroud's lik- had been corrected in an promoted; he's now an assis- They will urge President were given Draconian sen- ing and conducive to his good "amended statement" In pros- tant U.S. attorney Status of Washington, D. C.

By JANES J. KILPATRICK I HiliiHimii lllllllll Section 1 says that for There are other objections. Quite suddenly we have a purposes ol representation In This half-baked scheme would Education in Hazlet revival of interest In the pro- CONSERVATIVE the Congress, for election of treat Ihe city "as though it posed constitutional amend- presidents, and for ratification were a state" for certain When it meets tonight, the Hazlet their neighborhood school, and they, ment to give two senators and of future constitutional amend- purposes, but Congress would Board of Education is expected to along with parents throughout the at least one representative to VIEW ments, the District of Colum- retain power "to exercise ex- withdraw a proposal that has drawn township, also oppose the institution of the city of Washington. DC bia "shall be treated as though clusive legislation in all cases whatsoever" Involving the dis- considerable opposition in the town- busing which the plan would entail. Conservatives staged a major Him HIM IIIIIH mi it were a state." rain dance against the plan. trict If Washington should get ship—the closing of the West Section 2 says: "The ex- Also embroiled in this controversy Liberals were in Memphis, the Equal Rights Amendment two senators, would they have ercise ol the rights and powers Keansburg School and the conversion is Gary Schlenker, president of the hustling support at the Demo- of 1172, which shot off like the the same privileges of other conferred under this article senators? Presumably so. of the Union Avenue School into a crats'convention. Tokyo express and attracted KILPATRICK Teachers' Association. He opposes the shall be by Ihe people of the middle school for seventh and eighth Virtually all the states will 30 ratifications in its first year. Well, then, would Senators school closing idea because it would district constituting Ihe seat ol have an opportunity to con- the Washington. DC. amend- Jane Fonda and Julian Bond graders. government, and as shall be mean the elimination of 23 teachers' sider the amendment at their ment is a slow freight. It Democrats to a Senate of 100 be able to name US district We think that is a wise idea. A provided by the Congress " jobs and he also accuses the board of legislative sessions next year seems highly unlikely that the members. judges of their own choosing? Let those who know anything cooling off period is most desirable trying to destroy the schools of Hazlet. At the moment, the weather proposition can win approval Section 1 repeals the pres- Perhaps this is is putting at all of the lackluster federal because the board and its super- forecast hovers between chill in $8 states before the resolu- ent Twenty-Third Amend- politics above principle, but so Mrs. Bonnie Mitchell, board presi- judges of Washington think intendent, Roman Cabrera, have come winds and a killing frost. The tion expires of its own terms In ment, which gives the district be it. This would not be the dent, believes many of the parental that one over for a while. under severe criticism, much of it resolution cleared Ihe Senate 1985. three presidential electors. first time politics and state- objections stem from false rumors and went out to the states on Fine with me. The theory hood got entangled. Propo- The rational answer is ret- generated more on emotions than on Section 4 fixes a seven-year which started after the "leak." They August 22. New Jersey ratified behind this resolution Is alto- nents have injected elements rocession. A small - area of facts. deadline from the date of sub- got so wild, she says, that the board on September 11. Ohio ap- gether admirable: Every of racism into their campaign downtown Washington could Hazlet is experiencing a dramatic parently ratified on December mission. be carved oul, containing the decided to meet with parents on the citizen Is entitled to represen- for ratification: Pro-amend- decrease in its elementary school en- 1, but its lower house then tation in the Congress. But In II the amendment served ment equals pro-black, and principal government build- rollment. Because of that, Mr. subject even though it hadn't gathered voted to reconsider its vote this proposition, the principle only to give Ihe district voting vice versa. But race has noth- ings. The remaining 55 square miles, more or less, could be Cabrera suggested a reorganization of sufficient facts to be truly in- later this month. California is misplaced The roughly representation in the House, ing to do with it. The certain formative. and Pennsylvania, which pro- 700.000 residents of the District little opposition might have prospect, if the amendment Is given back to Maryland, the district which he and board mem- ponents had counted in the of Columbia are not entitled to arisen. But when the propo- ratified. Is for two senators whence they came. This would bers think would materially reduce Mrs. Mitchell said the board now bag. have looked briefly at the Ihe kind ol relief this amend- nents insisted upon the whole who will faithfully represent satisfy every valid demand of costs while improving the quality of will appoint a citizens' advisory com- proposition and decided to ment would give them. Their hog, they invited the very trou- the one industry we have in the proponents without vio- education. mittee to give it advice on (his subject. have a second look when they legitimate needs can be met in ble they now are encountering. our town, which is govern- lence to our federal structure. get around to it. My hope is that most of the Trouble for the board started after That is quite in order because the another way. Conservatives are under- ment, which Is to say. the bu- Thai is the crop so far, and This Is how the amendment standably appalled at the pros- reaucracy and the welfare state legislatures will see it word leaked out that it was consider- present atmosphere in Hazlet is not a poor crop It is. Compared to goes: pect of adding two ultra-liberal state. that way. ing the proposal. Angry residents conducive to an intelligent and en- stormed a board meeting to demand lightening discussion of the plan's that it be scrapped. Many of them merits and faults. The committee, we were parents of West Keansburg hope, should help the board reach School pupils. They do not want to lose some dispassionate conclusions. Gambaccini's help asked Red Bank's history Shrewsbury 2. Ail gas guzzlers are not Sunday Register I was very To the Editor: heavy cars, some just have surprised to see an article Open letter to Louis J. FROM OUR READERS very powerful motors about a New York City The Citizens for Historic Preserva- architectural historian for the Office Gambaccini. commissioner, Ltfitri It fit* •dlldr mutt «tllffMd and torn KM writtr'l ctmstcti od A much more realistic ap- pediatric dentist in your "Mon- of Historic Preservation in the state's drtu and ttltpftwM iwnbfr Thn •"«»' "•' t«e«« W »i*. N»i •cctpt- tion has been formed in Red Bank for stale Department of Transpor- ablt art ptttrr. (iiMiidnnli el condldaH* for oMKt tr Mdtrtimanli tf proach to gas conservation mouth County" magazine sec- the purpose of having the Washington Department of Environmental Protec- tation: cwnmtrclol prtductt. would be to substitute other tion. I wish to bring to your at- taxes with an increase in gas Street neighborhood designated a Na- tion. After it, they said they were I feel that you were remiss tention the fact that the taxes — but not both! tional Historic District. The neighbor- heartened to hear Mr. McCrea say in not recognizing our own "lo- Asbury Park-New York Tran- papers on what progress, if has been shown by Louis If you feel compelled to pro- hood would include Washington that the chances for the designation cal" talent, Dr. Robert sit has not been operating for any, is being made to restore Rollo, owner of the aforemen- test this bill, it is No. AI808. McGuire. He Is an extremely Street, the west side of Spring Street, are '^very good." five months, to my knowledge. this much needed service. tioned line. Arthur P. Vliet well qualified pediatric dentist Mount Street and parts of Linden The benefits and restrictions af- The only alternative to get into This would be a perfect Furthermore, they have Monmouth County Chairman with an office In Red Bank that New York City Is the very un- lime for the Department of been In receipt of government Place, Wallace Street and Mechanic fecting property owners would be dis- United Taxpayers is truly an extension of Dis- reliable North Jersey Coast Transportation to enter the subsidies and Mr. Rollo should Street. cussed at special public meetings tf New Jersey neyland. My children, and I Line with limited service on off picture and if necessary have be accountable to someone in am sure others, look forward That area is close to Red Bank's before a district is formally proposed, hours. another bus line take over this authority. With the current to their visits. They always main Broad Street business district Mr. McCrea said. Supposedly Ihe bus drivers route. Something has to be emphasis on Improving public Stop signs done to overcome the "public transportation and the great leave not only with a healthy and it contains an unusual number of . We think it is fine that Red Bank went on strike; however, there Lincroft be damned" attitude which hopes the commuters of Mon- mouth, but a smile and a prize has citizens who are willing to work to is no information in the local To the Editor: fine old residences, many of them mouth are placing In you. I (which may be anything from In regard to the accident having been built at the time of the preserve some of the borough's won- entreat you to assign someone a live goldfish to a T-shirt) that took place on Dec. 5th on borough's founding. derful old assets, and we look forward on your staff to Investigate this along with the badge of iwimming River Road and the to receiving more information about matter and have this in- courage. Claudia Ansorge and Sandra lrle Ammunition Road in- tolerable siluation resolved. At Gabriel are two of the Citizens' lead- the Citizens and their plans to main- ulving a truck carrying am- The children truly love his • this point; it would appear that tain what is a rich part of Red-Band's munition and a civilian car, I office because It's filled with ers. They led a tour of the proposed we are faced with a contrived feel that this accident could happy sounds, brilliant color, district for William McCrea, an history. discontinuance of bus service. have been avoided If the Navy games of all description, With best wishes for suc- Department had put four-way stuffed animals, and a show- cess In your position as com- stop signs on all the Intersec- case bursting with goodies to Firemen's elections missioner, I will look forward tions that cross years ago. be carefully chosen when the lo an early response and hope I have lived here in Lincroft visit is finished. All this is com- December is a .busy month. We elaborately and with considerable to see bus service restored in bined with lop-notch dental have the coming of winter' to think gusto. our area as soon as possible. for four-and-a-half years and Belford for five years near this care. about and then, of course, there is As is customary, a fire alarm was Thank you for your attention. Josephine Grosse road. Over that period of time, The DaUy Register should Christmas and New Year's Eve to sounded to alert the city that the I have seen numerous acci- visit Dr. McGuire's office and celebrate. To many county residents, elections had been completed. It also Real passer dents on the various Intersec- perhaps treat the Monmouth though, the importance of December alerted firemen throughout the city tions that cross the road. County residents to the "In- rests on its being the month in which Middletown I realize that it is a govern- side" story of their own that a party was about to start in the To the Editor: ment road and the government fire chiefs are elected by our volun- pediatric dentist and give West End firehouse, where they were Here we go again! Under does have the right-of-way. equal time to the local talent. tary companies and departments. welcome to greet their new chief and the excuse of penalizing the However, it is very little com- Kathleen Palemo Every municipality, including Red his principal aides. gas guzzlers, increased rates fort to the families ol the peo- Bank and Middletown, has this annual for motor vehicle registrations ple that have died in accidents Firemen from other towns were event. It brings out members who may are being proposed. Because on that road who was right or Story on nun invited to the party, too. If they of taxpayers' pressure, both who was wrong or who had the occasionally miss routine meetings, Rumson couldn't make it, that was all right, parties have agreed to lower right-of-way. and it serves as something of a re- taxes but now less than a To the Editor: because the Long Branchers made it a I think that a four-way stop dedication of the volunteers' desire to month after election a bill is sign is a small price to pay for The article on the "alcohol- point to take I" the pud to visit other ic nun" (Lifestyle, Dec. 3 Sun: be willing to serve their neighbors. proposed to Increase/motor ve- tht safety of everyone con- municipalities which had elections as hicle taxes. cerned. day Register) was good. The None of the elections can compare, dear sister deserves much well. If you wondered why sirens were Even Its stated purpose Is Vincent S. Zlata in special flavor at least, with the one faulty for the following rea- praise and I salute her. in Long Branch. Boasting the largest heard in your area last Tuesday about Indeed, she is doing God's 11 p.m., be assured that it was nothing sons: Dr. McGuire membership of any city volunteer 1. It takes two compact work and has proven to all that firemen's organization in the nation, more than a tradition being carried can to transport the same Rumson it is never too late to see the To the Editor: light. the Long Branchers treat the occasion out. number of people that one 'Next cane:' large car can. In the Dec. 3rd issue of the Jo March SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY, DECEMBER 11,1978 hahne's monmouth mall only one day sale tuesday, december 12 only! save 25% on misses sweaters • skyr turtlenecks of 100% cotton in eggshell, mocha, white, black, emerald, yellow, navy, sky blue, pink or current in s-m-l, orig. 14.00, sale 10.50 • moderate updated sweaters in assorted colors of acrylic and lambswool/angora /nylon, s-m-l, reg. 18.00-30.00, sale 13.00-22.00 • assorted separate sweaters in winter colors of acrylic and acrylic/nylon, s-m-l, orig. 11.00-18.00, sale 8.25-13.50 • our entire selection of moderate separate sweaters in assorted shades of acrylic and more, orig. 10.00-24.00, sale 7.00-18.00 • contemporary and young designer better sweaters in winter shades of lambswool /angora /nylon, s-m-l, reg. 19.00-50.00, sale 14.00-37.00 • updated sportswear sweaters in winter and holiday shades of acrylic, reg. 8.00-30.00, sale 6.00-22.00 save 20% on misses coats • better coats, jackets and rainwear in favorite styles of warm wool, wool/nylon or 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friends, save 20% Snuffv Smith Denni§ the Menace The DWly Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY, DECEMBER n 1978 GLORY ARE VE BAD t NOPE-• I JEST BE!! 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BEETLE, I'M GONNA SIVFP> . , YOU PIP 6UCH A SOOP YOU THE WORST l> JOB, HE WANTS TO SHAKE YOUR HANP Television Today SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1978 TheDktfyRegfctcr 9 EVENING Wilaon, socio biologist givea Fred a apacial • B MONDAY NIGHT Filea: Counter Gambit' Mistaken identity MO • ft * • and author ol On Human power which enables him AT THE MOVIES 'A An ex-convict hirea Nature' to drive the aleigh and Woman Called Moses' Rocklord lo lind hia girl- BRADY BUNCH ft MACNEIL-LEHRER deliver the remaining Stars: Cicely Tyson. friend, when he'a really JOKERS WILD REPORT gifts around the world Robert Hooka A drama alter the girl's pearl FISH • MARIA PAPADATOS (R. 60 mins) baaed on the hie ol necklace (R) McMillan TODAY IN OW ft CROSS WITS proves beneficial ! Harriet Rosa Tubman, a And Wile No Hearts. No LAWARE S MUPPETS SHOW • • THE YEAR WITH- alave who eacaped to Flowers' Stars: Rock S JULIA CHILD AND Quesat: Gilda Radner. OUT A SANTA CLAUS Ireedom in the North and Hudson, Susan Saint By BILL ZAPCIC wall' and speak directly with Laredo is virtually the crux of COMPANY Sunday EVENING Santa, convinced that no set up the underground James (R) the audience Mr Hollywood the plot! Night Supper' Thia family MAGAZINE Lynda ona. really cares about railroad' to help reacue 8 8 THE TONIGHT RUJISON - Rarely does a confessed after the per Bursting onto the scene in auppar conaiala ol Carter: TV's Wonder him or Christmas, comes other slaves. (PI I ol a SHOW Guest hoat: Bob casf of mistaken identity forma nee that this was his first Ihe second act is Bertha Pro Corned Beet or Pork, Woman'; New Jeraeys down Irorn the North Pole two-part aeries; 2 hrs.) Newhart Gueats: Doug prove beneficial to the persons time in playing directly wiih nker. credit investigator for Steamed Vegetables. in diaguiaa to aee what's Volunteer Paramedics' OS MONDAY NIGHT Henning. Debbie Rey- involved, but A Gentleman Ihe audience rather than mere- AEIOU Loud, pushy, preju- Homemade Noodles and ft IN SEARCH OF really going on in the FOOTBALL Cincinnati nolds (90 mins ) and A Scoundrel. " Ihe current ly lo them, his debut was im- diced, she is played with much Strawberriea en Bermuda Triangle world Shirley Booth, Bengals ve Los Angeles B HOGAN'S HEROES production at Ihe Barn Thea- pressive inlensily by Kathy Klose Par- Chemiee and Sherbert Pirates' Mickey Rooney and Dick Rams 8 H0NEYMO0NER* Shawn supply the voices ler. hopes in change lhal no- Equal)}' notable is Ihe per- ticular kudos go to Ms Klose lor dessert ft CAROL BURNETT B MASTERPIECE B ABC CAPTIONED lor the animated fantasy tion for her accuracy in portraying • CONTEMPORARY AND FRIENDS Guest: THEATRE Episode NEWS formance of Ms I.evine At Sammy Davis, Jr a drunk SOCIETY 60 mins ) Eight The Duchess ol C9 GREAT PERFOR- The three-act comedy. *Ttt- rise, she appears cold, calcu- 0 $25,000 PYRAMID • PUBLIC MOVIE Duke Street Trouble and MANCES Episode One ten by Jack Sharkey and lating, aloof and virtually mi The comedy is fast-paced ft HOLLYWOOD a DEFENDER (HORROR-DRAMA) Stnle' While Louisa is Mourning Becomes directed by William B King. tenable She maintain! that and full of sight gags. Ihe vast 6:29 • DAILY DELAWARE SOUUARES •••> "Blood and Black away, Lizzie is hired as a Electra The Homecom- involves Kred Dicksnn. ably stmttre until Ihe Texas charms majority of w Inch poke a quick iTATE LOTTERY NEWLYWED Lac*" 1068 Cameron laundry maid She gets ing' In this adaptation ol played by Ihe zany Drew Hol- nf Kick Laredo bring out Ihe jab lo the laugh reflex. As Ihe NBC NEWS GAME along vary well with the 8:30 Mitchell, Eva Bartok A Eugene O'Neills play, lywood, and his dubious rela- Cooing homebody in her. The run progresses, the slight stiff- I LOVE LUCY SB $1.g8 BEAUTY model lor a large fashion rest ol the atatl. but members ol the Mannon •twnship with Jenny Curell. Iranilllon (ram Ms to Miss. ness of Ihe visual comedy will ABC NEWS ONTEST house who haa been trouble ensues when a household await the re- BOWLING FOR I B NEWS stealing drugs lor her guest reports some ve''i turn ol the lather from the uhn is portrayed with ad- fnim sexless lo ''very avnil- iioubtless disappear DOLLARf S SI DICK 'CAVETT sweetheart, ia found mur- ablea missing It... Civil War. while his wile mirable Inilghl b) Diane able. " is accomplished Performances continue Fri- CBS NEWS SHOW Guest Allen Gins- dered (2 hrs.) mins.) and her lover plot to tiii'1-.ch I.evine smoothly and bchevably day and Saturday, and the run S SANFORD AND berg, poal. O THE BASTARD 9:10 0 GIULINI'S BEETH- murder him (60 mins ) Fred is a quiet little man. Hick Laredo? l)h. hasn't he will conclude Dec :'» and 30 ft MACNEIL-LEHRER 1 PART II. In Boaton. Philip OVEN NINTH LIVE A <8 ABC CAPTIONEO employed as a products been mentioned vet' Hick • OVER EASY Host: REPORT Kent joini a band of Gilt Irom Los Angeles' is NEWS (WNJS, WNJT) ID - NEW JERSEY analyst b> ihe omnipotent and Hugh Downs. Guest. Revolutionaries and this live performance ol 11:45 8 8 NEWS NEWS soon gains a reputation omniscient \KIIIl . the I'nder- CINEMA 34 Josh Logan, Pulitzer the Los Angeles Phil 12:00 8 ADAM 12 Rte.35 7:45 O WALL STREET as a fearsome fighter A wriii'is Laboratorlei of HUUT I Ml SO JC1R1I 31136 Route 34. Aberdeen Prize-winning writer, dir- harmonic, conducted by O MOVIE (DRAMA) •* RSPECTIVE brutal and final meeting Sharkeys world The object "f ector and producer Carlo Maria Giulini the "Bait" 1854 Cleo LOTTERY PICK-IT between him and his half his affection. Ms Corell — 8 NEWS S Los Angeles Master Moore. Hugo Haas DRAWING brother occurs • GROWING YEARS Chorale la featured with CD TWILIGHT ZONE Ms . remember that — spurns (D SPECIAL EDITION • ISRAEL TODAY soloists Carol Neblell. CD MOVIE (DRAMA) ** him for being loo short, loo I; J MESSAGE (2) COACH LEADS 0 THAT'S IT IN 6:58 O PENNSYLVANIA Claudine Carlson, Robert "Spy Who Loved Me" quiet, .mil for mil making SPORTS Tier and Simon Esles FROM SPACE LOTTERY * TIAM? "THE 1977 Roger Moore. enough money 7:00 B CBS NEWS (90 nims ) 7:30 & 9:25 Daily WHITE SHADOW" 0) MOVIE (DRAMA) •• Barbara Bach (Paid, Dickson wants ID make RITUALS 8 THAT'S HOLLY- "Spy Who Lovad Ma" 9:30 8 © ONE DAY AT A Subscription Television) A#r more money, but. alas. Ms WOOD Hollywood At 1977 Roger Moore, TIME Ann's special busi- —-tMj.Ha.KUOK R All Seats *2 8:00 • O THE WHITE 12:15 8 BARETTA Dead Cnrell is alsu his boss, and she BURNT fa' SHADOW The chance ol Barbara Bach (Paid ness meeting with a NBC NEWS Subacription Television) wealthy Arab sheik coin- Man Our Barelta takes contrail the amount of his PG a lifetime a job as his lite in his hands when OFFERINGS BRADY BUNCH network sports James Bond ia back with cide with a sudden up- salary I'ompam policy, you ruthless villains, slinky surge in Julie's political he gets himsell Ihrown in TIC TAC DOUGH broadcaster-comes to understand women and mind- activity, leaving Ann with prison next to convicts ABC NEWS Coach Reeves alter he's Kred confesses lo Ihe au- boggling super gadgets the ultimate challenge ol he has sent up to gel a DATING GAME interviewed on television dience lh;il he hail lo put on All this, plus the arch- her public relations lead on a huge jewelry • NEWLYWED by a former Miss Amer- thai "Clark Kent' role, thai fiend Jaws ' Thrilling career theft alter two suspects STR&TBMORE TWIN GAME ica (60 mins) are murdered (R) there is Indeed a "Superman" B ODD COUPLE special effects in the 5 VISIONS Two © O FLINTSTONEFLINT S 007'tradition (2hrs, IS 8 MOVIE (WESTERN) just d\iri|4 to burst from under 0 ASK WHYY CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Brothers' Conrad Brom mins.) *• "Young Country" his "undertakers' gray" suit Arthritis' When Santa sprains his berg's play depicts the 1970 Roger Davis. 8:30 O MERV GRIFFIN struggle ot two brothers But Kred ulsii realiZ?a lhal. COOTMWW! SMV SMWIN6I • DICK CAVETT ankle while delivering Walter Brennen 12 NOON to MIDNIGHT SHOW to overcome the younger SHOW Gueat: Edward 0 presents to Bedrock, he once locked inlo a, role, he IKK H«M MUM (Ml Guesls McLean Steven one's mental illnes (90 12:30 8 MOVIE must remain ur become some- son Dr Manuel Smith, Dr mint.) -(ROMANCE-COMEDY) tint- else Through a subtle George Weinberg. •• "Fanny" 1961 MON. NITE 9:45 6 GREAT PERFOR- IWllI of fate the latter of liis Mildred Newman and MANCES The Collec Leslie Caron. Maurice ciiniies is forced upnn htm, FOOTBALL Bernard Berkowiti, Dr lion' Laurence Olivier Chevalier ami through the remainder of ON OUR Thomas Tutko and Alan Bates star in 1:00 8 O TOMORROW (D EVENING AT the play, il all works out for Harold Pinter's drama Host: Tom Snyder GIANT SYMPHONY Dean An- which studies the lives ol Guest Anne Gaylor. pre the beat. derson, percussion COLOR lour fashionable upper sident ol the Freedom Mr Hollywood was faced soloist, and pianiat Mur class characters who with a dilemma when he ac- TV ray Perahia are leatured From Religion Founda- lind themselves shaken cepled Ihe role nf Kred In performers with the Bos tion (60 mins ) by sexual jealousy. Fol- 0 MOVIE 1 Scoundrel " In the litter ton Symphony, conduct- lowing The Collection' Pius "EXPECTATIONS" -(COMEDY-WESTERN) DINNER SPECIALS ed by Sai|i Ozawa. Per- will be a re broadcast ol portion of the first act. Kred ••• "Cowboy and the MONDAY & TUESDAY lormancee include music Rostr opovich Haydn must abandon the "fourth by Mamangakis and Cello Concertos 1 and 2 Lady" 1938 Gary Beethoven (60 mins ) Cooper, Merle Oberon VEAL PARMIGIANA §B JERSEYFILE 120 O MINORITY: 10:00 BB LOU GRANT Billie PERSPECTIVE 325 9:00 ft ft M.A.S.H. Father uncovers a baby black Served with Salad JOE FRANKLIN Mulcahy takes being market scandal but has 1:30 a SHOIW passed over lor promo- tp pretend Rossi is her. Spaghetti, Bread & Butter NEWS tion philosophically until husband to get tacts tor 1:45 ft N Shrewsbury Av«., Red Bank 2:00 ft NNEWS he hears of the rapid her story and Lou winds 8 MARCUS WELBY. Herbert St. Ample OH Street Parking advancement made by a up as a referee (60 M.D. hwrnic helicopter pilol minsj , 2:05 8 THOUGHT FOR 1] 7:45»:45 CD © NEWS TODAY CHEECH A BILLY GRAHAM 8 2:15 0!) MOVIE -(COMEDY) C HONG'S CRUSADE ARTHUR MURRAY'S •• "I'll Take Sweden " 4NIMAL* 10:15 HD MOVIE UP IN 1965 Bob Hope. Tues- tun -(SCIENCE-THRILLER) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS SMOKh day Weld Wealthy oil We've got the greatest sound •• "Damnation Alley" — the disco beal—the best executive lakes his CINEMA 291-QMS M .50 George Peppard. Jan daughter to Sweden in touch-disco teachers We've Michael Vincent. (Paid IV1NINCUI 7:IS»ndf:IS got the biggest inventory of order to break up her Subacription Television) TOUCH dances Hustle romance with a jobless Swing, Merengue. Cha Cha. Where you learn Terrifying story depicts young man. (105 mins ) Samba. Slow dance and olh the attempts ol Ihe sur- KMS MJ er DISCO dances There's tomorrow's vivors of a nuclear 2:30 8 MOVIE -(DRAMA) KMSTOffBIMN MacCMW only one way to move on a dances today! holocaust to stay alive ••'» "Tht Lovet of dance floor—together on a planet gone mad Carman" 1948 Glenn Lei us help you gel (105 mins ) Ford. Rila Hayworth. The •urrrauw ready tor New Years 10:30 B FOCUS: NEW story ol Carmen. Ihe ENKSTI Provq II to LEARN NOW! JERSEY gypsy girl who brings her 7:309:30 yourself with a B PAINT ALONG WITH lovers lo ruin (119 CHEECH * FREE mins.) H CHONG'S What happens in dancing NANCY KOMINSKY O NEWS INTRODUCTORY LESSON happens first at 11:00 8 8 B 09 NEWS UP IN for one or both of you' 8 GONG SHOW 2:45 8 PRAYER O UNTOUCHABLES 3:00 O SERMONETTE SMOKE 8 ODD COUPLE BIOGRAPHY CAN nsco 6 MACNEIL-LEHRER MIDDAY LIVE REPORT NEWS CO DICK CAVETT STANLEY SIEGEL WATT THEBOVS SHOW Guest Edward 0 SHOW "FROM BRAZIL CALL NOW Wilson, socio-biologisi 4:30 ID WCAU EDITORIAL and author ot 'On Human 4:46 8 JACK BENNY 741-5858 Nature ' SHOW ® TURNABOUT 4:59 8 GIVE US THIS 12 Broad St. Red Bank 11:30 8 IS CBS LATE MOVIE The Rocklord 5:30 09 JOEL A. SPIVAK u/ic de PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS GIVE A GIFT OF MUSIC

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When he applied rouge, Pablo used the EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but other side of the sponge to smooth it on the cannot undertake to answer each one. She will cheekbone, close to the eyes and out to the use questions of general interest in her column temples, not low on the cheeks. Address your letters to Emily Wilkens, care ol Pablo "Here's a hint for powder," he suggested. this newspaper. •ajhaaraauakM DECK THE TOWN — Members of the Little Silver Garden Club working on swags and wreaths for the outside of Little Silver Borough Hall. Library and Post Office Museum are, from left to right, Tina Howard, Bette Abel and Tool ANN LANDERS Vannl, all of Little Silver. They continue a 20-year tradition of the garden club, members of which also provide arrangements of fresh greenery for borough offices, fray favors for patients at the Geraldine L. Thompson Medical Home, Allenwood, and a Christmas tree decorated at Monmouth World's three biggest lies Center for Vocational Rehabilitation, Red Bank. ASK DR. BROTHERS Dear An Laaders: Last So — I'm asking. Wkal are We kave had nine happy life If he marries a woman who management's relatives? I've algkl my hasbaad aad 1 weal they? — New Caaaaa, Cm. years together and Iwo beau- doesn't have compassion. — I been reading your column for I* a diiaer party. Tke mea Dear Conn: (I) My wife tiful children. Everything was Do years and have never seen this were led lato tke library far doesn't understand me. fine until three weeks ago He Dear Do: A "normal" male problem discussed. caflee by Ike hosl while Ike (2) The check Is in the mall. suddenly decided to take a ten- cannot be turned into a Tke firm for which I work kMless ushered Ike women (3) I'm from the govern- day trip "by himself" - jusl When rich weds poor homosexual by a single Inci- Is loaded wllk kla. Not oaly are lato Ike Hvlag room (I abhor ment and I'm here to help you left a note and look off. dent. Your husband had thethere Iwo sons but a son In this Eurtpeaa caaltm!) Dear Aaa Landers: I hope tendency or he would not have law, same nieces and nephews I heard the mea laughing When he returned I guessed By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS may have failed. Keep talking to your motner yea will print my letter so all followed that pattern from 14 aad cousins. The eempellllan •prtarltasly as I passed Ike what aad happened. He was Dear Dr. Brothers: A year ago I married a and eventually she may gain some under- Ike ekUd-molesters wko read II to It years of age. Is terrific and there's a lol of library on my way to pawder accompanied on the trip by a man from a very poor background. Wkea I say standing of your marriage and happiness. will gel an Idea of the anguish person who Is a known It's good that you are both Infighting. In the meantime, •y aate. poor, I'm referring oaly lo finances. I happen Dear Dr. Brothers: I'm a 7t-year-*M tkey caa cause. the non-relatives become dls- While we were driving homosexual In our community. In therapy. It can't hurt and it la kave beea raised In a monled environment coaraged because they don't widower. My wife died four yean ago aad I kame I aaked my husband When my kasbaad was 14 I love my husband and might help. But don't expect aad have always had more tkan enougk, mate- see much chance of advance- recently mel a womaa I find very attractive. I what was s» fiaay. He said, ke was molested by a daa'l wait lo end our mar- miracles, dear. Chances are rially. My parents raised the roul wkea 1 ment with so maay members think ske likes me too and way In tke back ol "Sameaae recited the three homosexual relative. He weal riage. He loves me aad we are good that he will go off again married aad they're still unkappy aboat II. •f Ike lamlly around. my mind, I've beei thinking about asking her biggest lies la Ike world." I homosexual for a while but both getting psychiatric help. I periodically. Tkey couMa'l understand why I would rhMse I olten wander wky Ike rel- la marry me. Wkal worries me Is thai I wander asked wkal tkey were. He turned straight when ke was)asl want the homos out there Dear Ann: How about i a this "poor" man. Everything about us seems lo atives who hire their kin don't If I'm too old for sex. I'm Interested, bal I dtai leaslagly replied", "Ask Anna. Two years later we met and la know lhal seduciag a nor- kind word for the poor so-and- be totally opposite Well, since our marriage, realize they are dalng every- know If I should be. -T.R. married. mal male can ruin his entire so's who have lo work with we've discovered lhal, in many ways, our oae an Injustice. The campe- backgrounds were very similar. I told my Dear T.R.: You're never too old for sex. teat person doesn't need the mother this aad II blew her mind since she Studies Indicate that perhaps a third or more "advantage." He could make can't picture my growing up In a gkella like Ike men are actively Involved In sex relations until II without kavlng strings HINTS FROM HELOISE one my husband knew. My mala complaint, they die. Probably many more could be if they pulled. More important, the like my husband's, Is thai we never had our had a partner to whom they felt attracted. satisfaction of doing II on your parents around. Mine were traveling most ol Women, too, are just as able as men to ex- •wn Is Infinitely greater. Ike lime, and kls were working In other peo- perience and enjoy sex. Comparatively fewer Please wise them up, Ann. - ple's homes. I felt rejected by my parents tken women are engaged in sexual activity in their Had II Up To Here aad I feel rejected now. At least, kls family later years, probably because they're alone or Dear Had It: There's a Bless extension accepts me. What's wrong with my matker Ikat because they're married to men who for some grain of validity in your com- she can't understand this? - F.D. reason have lost the spark. plaint, but some relatives have Dear F.D.: To some extent, we're all vic- You're very fortunate to have found some- greatly enhanced and even tims of our prejudice I suppose your mother one you like and feel you could live out the rest saved the business into which holds the common prejudice against the poor. of your life with. Incidentally, people with they were taken. We like to blame poverty on moral failure. happy love lives tend to live longer, healthier, home economists It isn't fair to make sweep- John E. Tropman, a University of Michigan happier lives. Married men have a much long- ing generalizations about this DEAR FRIENDS: To wash small bows and narrow ribbons, dissolve a lltlle professor, says members of the upper middle er life expectancy than single males have. — or anything else — but I'm I recently spent some time in New Orleans at the American detergent In water in a Jar large enough lo give plenty of room. class feel particularly threatened by the poor, Follow your Intuition and don't allow your- printing your letter because It Home Economics Association's annual convention and mel Add the bows or ribbons, cap Ihe |ar tightly, and shake II because in their opinion, if the poor are not to self to be influenced by the opinions of others, isz a new subject to this col- some wonderful people who are going to help all of us. vigorously several times. blame for their own predicament, laziness, especially if those others happen to be your umn and may be of special The American Home Economics Association (AHEA) has lack o| ambition, or the like, it would have to children, or other family members. If they For badly stained bows or ribbons, you can soak them In Ihe interest to those who are walk- over 50,000 professional home economists employed by federal follow that the non-poor are not responsible for advise you against a marriage, they may mean Jar for a short lime. ing in your moccasins. and state governments, schools, colleges and publicly owned their successes. I'm sure your mother was well, but there are many complex emotional Keep up the good work. - Mrs. John R. Miller "Sexual freedom" presents firms, research-agencies, etc. taught by her parents to feel that wealth guar- ties that are apt to interfere with their DEAR HELOISE: a difficult decision for teen- It has the expertise of members who specialize in family antees a certain amount of respectability judgment. This Is a matter that only you and Paste favorite recipes, such as rolls, biscuits, pje crust, or agers and their parents. Ann economics and home management; textiles and clothing; art; Try to remember that most parents want this woman can decide. You should be In- whatever, on Ihe Inside of your flour canister IM. Landers offers down-to-earth family relations and child development: food and nutrition; what is best for their child and no parent likes fluenced by whatever will make the two of you Saves a lot of lime and they are there when needed. — advice in her new booklet, housing, home furnishings and equipment; communications; to have anyone point out to him areas where he most happy. MolUe "High School Sex and How to Institutional administration; home economics.education, and DEAR HELOISE: Deal With. It - A Guide for international service. I enjoy your column. Teens and Their Parents." For There are affiliated home economics stale associations In Recently, I discovered something new (or me and I'd like lo each booklet, send 50 cents all 50states. DC. and Puertofiico. share II with you and your readers. If I may. plus a long, stamped, self-ad- One part of this vast association which I am really in- I use balk oil In my balh water aad It look forever for II to dressed envelope to Ann terested in, for your sake, is the cooperative extension home drain. I bought a new plunger and while the water Is draining, I Landers, P. O Box 11995, Chi- economist. AHEA members include some 3.800 extension spe- use Ihe planger to clean Ihe drain. — Anne Dlsmore cago, Illinois 60611. cialists who work in counties throughout the U.S. Your extension home economist can help you with anything • COMPLETE — from when and how to can your peaches, through the best i\niQrll nlQ6rS temperature to cook a roasl. to ways to save energy in your home (meaning |$|) 4-H club elects DEPARTMENT I used to think of the dear ladies as being mainly in rural Carl,4. Quaflia, areas but. as stated before, they are in every state and county in WALL TOWNSHIP-Bren- the US Some specialize in urban problems. And some ex- da Wolfe has been elected Shopping lor a new upright? New tension home economists are men! president of Knight Riders 4-H A FEW Club. ' canister? Accessories? Bailey If you have a problem concerning home management, HINTS TO HELP Jewelry and Gilt Mart is your one- children and families, food preparation, health, or even energy Serving with her will be De- stop headquarters lor Eureka conservation, these home economists can help you. Just about nise Stevens, first vice presi- YOU STAY YOUNG vacuum cleaners And at prices everything involved with day-to-day living is home economics dent; Derek Bedle, second II b possible lo delay old age by thinking youn| and below the retail suggested by the these days. vice president; Cheryl Cor- following these lUffestioni. manufacturer Stop by and see If they can't answer your question right away, they will try reia. first treasurer; Joan 1. Be inlereited in your work and community Steve, he'll answer your ques- tions everyday from 10 am. until to get the information for you. or can at least send you in the McMullen. second treasurer; attain. Have a hobby. Kathy Krisinski, first secre- 9 p.m. or Saturday Irom 10 a.m. right direction. 2. Give your mind and body enou|h rest. to 6 p.m. and Sunday loo—11 tary; Rhonda Bleisman. sec- Now, look in your phone directory under the name of your 3. Do tome regular eiercbe. A dally walk or a a.m. unu>4 p m county., then look for Extension Agents, or Cooperative Ex- ond secretary; Diane Almeida, moderate sport helps you enjoy life. tension Service. It might be listed as Agriculture or Hoi corresponding secretary, and 4. Avoid worry. Do the best you can and a* Economics — sometimes there are several listings. Call the - bra Almeida, reporter. thankful for your many blessings. you need. 5. Visit your physician regularly for health check- The club plans to have a ups, dart advice and how lo keep healthy. (EDITOR'S NOTE: Sylvia F Griffin is Extension Home Chinese auction early next Economist for Monmouth County. The Monmouth County Ex- year. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you tension Service of Rutgers University, has main headquarters •wed a medicine. Pick up your prescription If at 20 Court St.. Freehold. Call 431-7271 ) CHRISTMAS PARTY shoppini nearby, or we will deliver promptly without My thanks lo Georgia l.akaylis at AHEA headquarters In extra charge. A grtal many people entrust u> with FREEHOLD-Monmouth Washington. DC. for giving us this Information. She's a live | their prescription. May we compound yoan? County 4-H Youth Council will wire and you will be hearing more from the AHEA soon. — have a Christmas party Mon- Love, Heloise L Bailey Jewelry and Gilt Mart, day at 8 p.m. in the 4-H Office MB» nmmm m KUIU onoar rtwrn DEAR HELOISE: Ihe home of namg brand here. All 4-H members age 14 A small mug at gelatin Is easier for a child lo kok) lk» a Shrewsbury Pharmacy merchandise al discounted or over ar$ invited to join the prices, is located in the btwl. Milkshakes, etc., la a nag, with a straw, are less likely to group and share in its ac- THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS •pal Ikaa wkea Ik a glaas. Nagi are easier handled by a bed 74I-M7I SHIEWSBIKV Shrewsbury Shopping Plaza, tivities. Persons attending are Rl. 35 and Shrewsbury Ave aaUeal. FMaCMFnOfl CHEMISTS FREE DEUVEIY reminded to bring non-per- fWt catalog available tree , ll'« Ike kaadle! Aad mine Is. will mags »f love - Mu ishable food Items for a holi- DEAR HELOISE: day basket., SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1978 The fttfy Register 11 Weddings Thompson-Smith WESTWOOD-Hiss Claire Lee Smith, Cherry Tree Farm Road. Middletown Oct. (in Engaged daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Smith. the Westwood United Methodist Church. The Gorman-Corn HUlsdale, was married to John Shiels Thomp- Rev. Mathias S Torgersen officiated at the son, son of Mr and Mrs. John G. Thompson. 30 ceremony, at which a bagpiper and soloist performed There was a reception in The Flor- Dorothy Gorman ol Florida, arid the late entine Gardens, River Vale. Daniel J Gorman Srd Mrs Laura Hayes was matron of honor Mrs Star Smith, Mrs Diane Jean Meyer, Anne Municipal Court Judge George J. Ciert, Degli-Anloni and Mrs Melinda Trimble also West Long Branch, officiated at the ceremony, attended the bride which took place Nov. 4 In Slrianni's West End. Roger Thompson was best man Christ- A reception followed. opher Smith, Craig Thompson. Robert Mahan Gayle CassMy and David Johnson were and William McCormack were ushers honor attendants The bride attended Springfield (Mass) Col- lege and Fairlelgh Dickinson University, The bride, daughter also of Mrs Dolores C. Teaneck Corn, West Long Branch, is a graduate of Ocean Township High School She was em- The bridegroom was graduated from Mid- ployed by the Lakehurst Naval Air Engineer- dletown Township High School, Waynesburg Annr l.rtllrrl l.orl Williamson Ing Center (Pa ) College, and the School of Medical Tech- nology at Jersey Shore Medical Center. Nep- Mr. Gorman, also a graduate of Ocean tune He is employed by Norwood Scientific Egan-Lettieri Township High School, is now serving with the Associates. Northvale, and is a captain in the VS. Navy in Hawaii. New Jersey National (iuard RED BANK—Announcement is made by Mr. and Mis After a wedding trip in the major Islands After a wedding trip to Cape Cod. the Frank Leiden. 38 N Bridge Ave . of the engagement of then there, the couple are residing in Barking MR AND MRS. JOHN THOMPSON couple reside in Bridgewater MR. AND MRS. DANIEL GORMAN 4lh Sands, Kauai, where Mr Gorman is stationed daughter, Miss Anne Marie Lettieri. to Mitchell Robert Egan. Linden Avenue, Highlandz. son of Mr and Mrs Peter Kgan of Theinert-Wagner Woodbridge. A June wedding Is planned Green-lllmensee Miss Leltieri is a graduate of Red Bank Regional High FORT MONMOUTH-Miss Sharon Louise bridesmaids Heather Theinerl was flower girl School, where she was a member of the swimming, bowling and RED BANK-ln SI. James Roman Catholic was married to Michael Green. The Rev Dom- Wagner and U.S. Marine Corps 1st Lt Jeffrey Best man was Vance Edward Theinert track teams She is employed by Colonial First National Bank. Church here Nov. 11, Miss Veronica Illmensee inic Marchese officiated at the ceremony Richard Theinert were married Nov. 25 in the Michael Paris, Craig and Russell Theinert and Little Silver, and works part-time at Kinkel's. Tinton Falls Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs. John Post Chapel. Chaplain (LtCol.) John J Airman James Alzin were ushers In the honor Mr Egan was graduated from Henry Hudson Regional T. IUmensee, 119 River Road, and Mr. and Mrs Hoogland officiated at the ceremony, and there guard were Lt Thomas A Mushyn, Lt Col School. Highlands, where he was a member of the soccer team. Oscar Green, It Herbert St. here. was a reception In Ciibbs Hall. W.R. Belcher, Capt. H.J. Vonkelsch, Sgt. DA. and Is employed by Custom Home Builders. Oakhurst Rosemarie Napoliello was matron of honor Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs Brininger, and Sgt J.A Crail. all of the U.S. Gina Green, Joanne Carhart, Tracy Meade, Richard D. Wagner. 4 Ann Court. Hazlet Mrs Marine Corps L upa rella-Williamson Gretchen Bauer and Linda Brock were Walter Wagner of Jamesburg. and Richard Mrs Theinert is a graduate of Karitan High bridesmaids Theinert of Sacramento, Calif, are the bride- School, Hazlet. Brookdale Community College. EATONTOWN-Mrs Mary Ann Williamson. 84 Reynold! Vincent Green was best man. Kenny Green, groom's parents. Lincroft, and Ann May School of Nursing. Drive, and Kenneth Williamson. West Park Manor. Ocean Tommy Tesluk, Rich Napoliello, Jeff Carhart Miss Karen Lynn Wagner and Mrs Mary Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune Township, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss and Billy Ewald were ushers. Paris were the bride's honor attendants Anita Lt Theinerl is a graduate of Jamesburg Lori May Williamson, to Mark Steven Luparella. son of Mr and Mrs. Green Is a graduate of Red Bank Gesnaldl, Donna Kathy and Lisa Hewitt were High School and of Fairleigh Dickinson Univer- Mrs Nicholas Luparella. 154 Wedgewoud Circle here A July Catholic High School and Wilfred Academy of sity, Teaneck He is stationed in Cherry Point. wedding is planned Hair and Beauty Culture here. She Is employed N.C., where the couple will reside after a at Grand Central Station Halrcutters in wedding trip to the Pocono Mountains in Penn- Miss Williamson is an alumna of Monntoulh Regional Mi> h Holmdel. sylvania School, Tinton Falls She attended Brookdale Community Col Mr. Green, an alumnus of Red Bank Re- lege. Lincroft. and was graduated from Barbi/.on School of gional High School, General Motors Technical LE IIIIII: LEAGUE1. Modeling. Red Bank She is employed by Hahne's. Monmouth School and Lincoln Technical Institute, is em- Mall, and is a member of the Katontown First Aid Squad ployed by Green's Front Street Chevron here MIDDLETOWN - "Nutri- tion For Mother. Baby and Mr. Luparella attended Cedar Grove Memorial High School After a wedding trip to Paradise Island in MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL GREEN Family; Weaning." will be the and was graduated from New Jersy Stale Fire College He is the Bahamas, the couple reside in Howell topic of the LeLeche League of employed by Radiofone Corp . Red Bank, and is a member of Township Holmdel at a meeting Thurs- the Eatontown Fire Dept and First Aid Squad day at 8 p m here in the home Pegosh-Renard RUG PROJECT of Mrs. Ellen Quirk. 20 Dltll II FLOWERS CHRISTMAS Mil.TIM. FORT MONMIHITH-Mr. nard Sr of Germantown. Md , MIDDLETOWN-Mixers Rutledge Drive There is a EATONTOWN—P«ggy and Matchers 4-11 club mem- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP and Mrs. Fred L. Beam. 139 was graduated from Mon- free lending library available Crooks of Monmoulh County —The Christmas meeting of Wilson Ave., announce the en- mouth Regional High School. bers are making rugs with ori- of books on birth child cure Park System will demonstrate ginal designs for their Christ- Monmouth Court House gagement of their grand- Tinton Falls, and is employed and nursing The meeting is dried flower arranging Chapter. Daughters of the mas project In the group are open to all expectant women, daughter, Nadine Renard, to by Monmouth County Board of Wednesday. Jan 17 from 12:30 American Revolution, was in Eric Pegosh, son of Mr and Kann Malinowskl, Debbie Wil- mothers, babies and grand- Social Services. lo 2 pin in Abraham & Straus. the home of Mrs Everett Mrs. Donald Pegosh, 111 Wei- liams and Wendy Votght LT. AND MRS. JEFFREY THEINERT mothers. Mr Pegosh, also a Mon- Monmouth Mall Greaser here lington Drive. Tinlon Falls A mouth Regional graduate, at- June wedding is planned tended Davis and Elklns Col- Miss Renard. daughter of lege. Klkins. W Va. and Is Mrs Arililh Renard of An- employed by Futurevision derson. S C . and Robert He- Cable TV.Ealonlown Compassionate Friends help bereaved parents HAZLET - Monmoulh- Speaker will be Michele Lo Ocean County Chapter of Com- Boseo. executive of the Mon- passionate Friends, a self help mouth County office and vice group offering understanding president of the board of direc- and friendship to parents who tors of Shell of Hope, an as- have experienced the tragic sociation which deals in death loss of a child, will meet Mon- and dying Her topic will be day, Dec 18 at 8 p.m. here in St. John's United Methodist "Memories - I forgot to Re- Church, Main Street. member."

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Chapter I are these men riding with us asked. "Where will we find THE NEW COMPANIONS now?" 1 asked. him?" By LUIM Putnmp Jr. Melchior's broad hand "He is only a baby now," smoothed his graying beard. said Melchior. A baby new- WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIFQUANTITIES (WHAT HAS HAP "Each in his own country is born." PENED: Twice, the runaway considered a wise man," he This was the last thing 1 GILLETTE boy and his traveling compan said "He knows how to read had expected to hear A baby! POLAROID ions have almost lost tht mys- the signs in stars. He has the Like the baby my mother terious, heavy purse Melckiur knowledge of far places and would have, back in my city of ONI STEP SUPER MAX is carrying, a gift to someone distant happenings" Susa. 1 had run away, I had He doesn't name. Following What could be plainer than ridden all these miles, to see a CAMERA SWIVEL the star, they reach a city of that? Still I was mystified by baby! red rock. Here, as if waiting STYLING DRYER so many things on this "Then he should be easy to for them, are two regal strong- strange journey. I would ask *rt.) find" I said "A king, born in a the biggest question of all. palace. There must be golden Curiosity overcame my shy- "Who are we looking for?" I trumpets blowing, and bon- ness. I walked closer to Che asked. My hand went to my fires blazing, and a crier tell- strangers. side. "Who will get thi'gift in ing the news through the "This is Balthasar. He this green pouch?" streets." comes from the land to the Melchior's dark eyes looked CLAIROL "Oh no!' Melchior said soft- south," said Melchior. into mine until I wanted to THE HOT TOP ly. "With this king, it is not Balthasar tented his long look away. But 1 didn't. that way at all.' SONOFAGUN fingers and bowed slightly, as "We are looking for a king." HOT LATHER DISPENSER politely as if I were more than said Melchior finally. By now I had forgotten all HAIR DRYER a runaway boy who tended This was an answer I hadn't my strange feelings about 1200 WATTS , BY SCHICK camels and lost purses in the expected. I thought about it talking to this man who was desert. for several moments as the so much older and wiser. "And this is Caspar, of the camel swayed beneath me, "No palace!" 1 said. "No land beyond the red sea," said and the shapes of the desert trumpets for a newborn |£99 o^i Melchior. went past. king?" The tall man flashed me a "What country is he king 7 "Ah," said Melchior, looking smile, his teeth white in his of? " I asked. up at the sky, even though it CONAIR black face. Melchior's answer was a was daylight. "But how many NORELCO "They follow the same star surprise and a riddle. kings have a star of their we do," said Melchior, as if "There is no country that is PROGWI own?" TRIPLE HEADER that were enough introduc- not his," he answered. HAIR DRYER tion. "How will we know him?" 1 (NEXT: The Sea of Salt.) ROTARY RAZOR I wanted to ask how they 1000 WATTS knew that they should meet us in this strange city of red Hazlet hoard's delaying rock, in the middle of nowhere. 199 These men were as dusty as school closing decision we were. And as weary look- ing. But like Melchior, they ,K\ MARK (.KAMA standing at an 8 p.m. board seemed to be more than ordin- meeting tqnight at the 35 MINIATURE ary men. HAZLET - The Board of Sycamore Avenue School. 2-WAT FLASHING RITE AID Beyond Caspar and Baltha- Education needs to r.nihH PLANTER'S Mrs Mitchell had said Sat- sar I could see their camels, further information before de- "C" OR "D" CELL urday that there was enough CHRISTMAS COCKTAIL and their drivers. Did they ciding whether or not to close time to program the school re- also carry gifts? I soon saw down the West Keansburg LIGHT SET # organization plans into the PEANUTS that all of us would travel to- Elementary School, but the 1978-1979 budget. gether now. board is sticking by its Satur- When w*e wet out from the day decision not to close the But yesterday she said that City of Red Rock, we made school next year. Board Presi- after conferring with board c quite a caravan. I was full of dent Bonnie Mitchell said last members, two of which were questions. But when I urged night. absent from a Saturday budget my camel close to Melchior's, Mrs. Mitchell said that prepartion session, the board I asked just one of them. 1 re- GLASS board members need more would delay making any de- called something Melchior time to "analyze" the proposal cision altogether on the pro- ORNAMENTS had said before we reached the to close the school and other posals until "more input" is 2'. IN (OX 0HB ASSORTED OH SOLID COlOHS city. plans to reorganize the school gathered. IV. IN BOX Of 24 SOLID CCRC* "What is the Valley of district, including a proposal lo Mrs. Mitchell said that the 3S/IIN I0X0MS SOLID COLOR Moses?" I said. convert the Union Avenue board would "lean heavily" on Melchior turned a little in Elementary School into a the recommendations of a pro- the saddle. middle school for the town- posed citizens advisory com- "It ia written," he said, ship's seventh and eighth mittee in making its decision "that in that valley an ancient graders The board needs to gather prophet named Moses struck "The status quo will remain further information on "cost a rock with his staff, and in effect at least one more factors (such as the cost of NAI KARATE TRAVEL KIT water came out." year." said Mrs Mitchell, who transporting students) and BRUT 33 AFTB SHAW 4 OZ.. SHAVI LATHM 4 02., 1 felt bolder now. 1 would is expected to make a formal curriculum possibilities." Mrs. DEODORANT STICK 3.5 OZ. Xf ask another question. "Who announcement ol the board's Mitchell said. 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CLEVELAND - There were limes yesterday when the "1 said no because I was afraid I might mess it up But I Cleveland Browns felt they were helplessly riding a changed my mind and it was a bad kick, short and up the whirlwind But it was the New York Jets who ran out of middle That's the best type to return I almost broke it." both lime and wind he said Rutigliano. who suffered as league-leading kickoff re The Jets saw their burgeoning playoff hopes die as Don turner Keith Wright fumbled twice in the waning moments, Cockrofl's 22-yard field goal 3:07 into sudden death over- said he went to I'ruitt because. "When you have a chance to lime gave the Browns a 37-34 National Football League use your designated hitter, you use him We let the game victory get out of control (in the fourth quarter). Bui we regained New York, led by quarterback Matt Robinson, erased a the momentum just in time " 17-10 deficit and took a 34-27 lead with a 24-poinl explosion in New York Coach Walt Michaels said. 'You have to less than eight minulcs of the fourth quarter make Ihe big play lo be a playoff team, and we didn't do it You don't alibi You make the big play when the chips are In that span, the Jets got benefit of two of three down, and we didn't do that." Kobinson touchdown passes, a successful onside kick and a Running back Bruce Harper, who caught two of Rob- fumbled kickoff return Kevin Longs one-yard plunge with inson's touchdown passes, said. "No one expected anything 1:16 remaining put the Jets ahead for the first lime. from us this year, but we proved them wrong after the first But the Browns regained control as quarterback Brian game The season didn't go down the drain with this game Sipe calmly passed his team to a quick touchdown, hilling A lot of positive things have happened lo us." Calvin Hill with. 14 seconds led for the final 18 yards Then The game was an aerial circus until the overtime Sipe Cleveland tg) perhaps the biggest break of the game, connected on 20 of 32 passes for 283 yards and two touch- winning Ihfcuin loss and the option l» recent' in overtime. downs, including a 22-yarder to Pruitl Robinson hit 22 of 44 for 289 yards and three touchdowns, but had four in- Greg I'rum. Cleveland's slar running back, look over tercepted. He returned bll first kjckoff Ol Ihe season 31 yards In Ihi1 Bolh teams are 8-7 going inlo Ihe last weekend of the New York 49. then carried the ball three straight limes, regular season moving ti> a first down at the Jets'six. A plunge by fullback t'leo Miller positioned the ball in Ihe middle of Ihe field at Ihe five, and Cockroft added his !J- yard clincher tn earlier field goals of tl and HlyardJ 1'ruill. who rushed for 1)8yard! in 21 carries, said, "We went into Ihe game With Ihe Idea thai today is 1979 and Ihe AP Ptot* Sports way to build for the future is with a win." SIPE SANDWICH- New York Jet defensive end In their game yesterday. The Browns won the game Gregg Robinson, left, and tackle Joe Klecko sand- In overtime on a Don Cockroft field goal. 1'ruilt admitted he was surprised when Coach Sam MONDAY DECEMBER 11 197B 13 wich Cleveland Brown quarterback Brian Slpe early Kuligliano asked him to return Ihe kickuff Graham comeback McEnroe leads defeats January U.S. Davis team in Mexico tourney to 1st cup since '72

MEXICO CITY (AP) - have so much respect for Don and wound up the tournament BANCHO MIRAGE. Calif (AP) - John fealed Bjorn Korg in straight sets in a tour- "The 10th hole may have been January I knew when I wenl in fourth with a 10-under 278 McEnroe, after leading the I'mled States lo Us nament in Sweden turning point. " Australia's out today. Ihe only way tn win He won $8,500 fortiis efforts first Davis Cup victory since 1972. could afford For his part. Ihe coach of Britain's team — David Graham said after win- was to shoot 5 or 6 under par Leonard Thompson also tn be modest when speculating about the No I victims of McEnroe's fullcourt game of sizzling ning Ihe (210.000 Mexico Cup "I think, outside this year's shot 3underpar69 lo lake fifth male lennis player in (be world services, precision volleys, varied ground golf tournament. "I made an Masters, this is without a place II 279 and a $7,000 prize After all. tlie lit year-old New Yorker had strokes and dazzling speed — was certain he excellent save at 10 with a chip doubt the best I have played all MEXICO CUV - Tht linoucortiontf winning* in in* WIO.000 Memo Cup Goll just devastated the besl singles players in had just seen a new No. 1. shot within four feet, and the I year." Graham said Townsmen) over me par 71. '.231 yard Great Britain and provided two of Ihe victories Paul Hulchins. Ihe coach, called McEnroe ClubdeColl Mento course went onto birdie 11." Janaury said Ri had played David Grohom. 140.000 U7I1VA/-I;} lhal went into the 41 romp by Ihe I' S in Ihe "the world's No 1 player " al the moment Graham carded a blistering a conservative round and "did Don January. 110.000 61 64 71 71 77* 1 Bobbv Wodkinl. tlO.000 70 70 61 61-176 championship round that ended yesterday at Butter Mottram. who lost to McEnroe yester- 5-under-par 67 yesterday for a not try lo take loo many Tluntyuhi N0h|m. Sl.tOO «»-7J 69 69-171 Mission Hills Country Club. day, thought McEnroe was No 2 and pro- Leonard Thompin. 17.000 '0 70 7049-779 72-hole score of 273 and a one- chances" p 7 7 RoUnguei 7769 7I-W Thus, the inevitable question: Can John nounced Connors the besl player Connors has stroke victory over 49-year-cild Bui Ihe lour veteran said I u.i HinMC. U 700 7] 66 U 6* 2IJ Patrick McEnroe beat Jimmy Connors' shunned Davis Cup play Vic Hegaludo SJIM 11 68-74 70—114 veteran Don January Graham his last iron shot that fell in Ihe Toru Nakamuro. U.lfe 7171-70 70- IIS "Connors is No 1 right now He's the besl The rating game was being played briskly Bill Krulinl. iJ JSfi 7}-t9.717l-nS picked up M0.000 for his first sandlrap hud been aimed at John Sctirotdtr. IJ 1U 77 #7 69 77- Hi player in Ihe world." opined McEnroe, who has after McEnroe clinched the Cup in Ihe fourth victory since the 1977 Austral- the flag "all the way Bob Bymon H.J16 6S74 64 76-IIS come out on Ihe short end in all four matches Ion, o n ?ei ends of the earth." Howard Clark. u.6» 7J 7J 69 71-111 during the Mexico Cup finals yesterday. January's McEnroe's 61. 6-2. 6-2 whipping of I.loyd in day with a three-stroke lead would sooner do it on a shot I Billy Caiaer 11.671 M 70 U 7i- 1IB miss on a five-foot par putt on the final hole cost him The queslion of who's Nn I « as reopened Ihe first match Friday set the theme of Ameri- Bob G'ldrr W.SOO 7S 71 70 71-219 over the 32-year-old Austral- like." January said Mark HOyei. I2.S0O 7]7t7!74-l|V the tournament. iliamaiicallv last month when McEnroe Be- Ser Is John' page IS Ian. But Graham started his He said Ihe pin placemen! final round with two birdies on the 181 h green had given and then shot inlo the lead on him one of his best approach Ihe seventh hole after he shnls. so he decided to "draw il lurched and January bogied right at Ihe hole II was just ill Evert: A supreme player, diplomat Janaury's bogey on Ihe 18lh feet too far lo Ihe left." hole after hitting into a sand- Bobby Wadkins turned in a RANCHO MIRAGE, CaUt (AP) - Chris plaud either player and was subdued when it together in Ihe relationship thai siarted al her suggestion trap ended the neckand-neck slicing 4-under-par 6H lor a 276. Evert. Ihe supreme player in women's tennis, was all over Wimbledon ihis year She has visited his familj "II s really easy-going There's no pressure bailie he had waged with 12 under par. and good tor must also be one of Ihe more diplomatic souls Asked before yesterday's final matches and they have spent much of Ihe last few weeks al all I've never had a relationship like this." Graham. The score was iiccl third place prize money of alive . who she il be cheering (or. Ihe poised 23-year- together she said "We've sal down together and made seven limes before Janaury 110.000 She sal in a neutral portion of the stands old united W'eetl} and said • Tin not going I" She was here for bnlh his Davis Cup our schedules fur next year already, so we can faltered on the final green, "I played as well as I yesterday as her British beau. John I.loyd. look tell you that 1 could gel in trouble " matches, bolh of them losses When Ihe crowds spend tune together" missing a 5-foot putt t« lave could." Wadkins said, "but a M, 6-2. M beating by Brian Gottfried in the Earlier in the week. I.lend, a handsome leave Ihe Mission Hills Country Club. Ihci Evert has been connected with a number of par after a brlllant shot out of just had loo many close calls fifth match Of the American Davis Cup triumph b|ond 24-year-old ulio appears wry proud ol could be seen laughing together and holding, public figures, most notably Jimmy Connors, to the trap. — all day long in fact " over Great Britain (John McEnroe won it fur hi* girlfrivnd. said he wouM rhelti; her if she hands As he took Ihe prailiiT ciiurl Satunla> whom she was engaged early in their careers "I played nearly as well as Tsuneyuki Nakajima. '-'4. of Ihe United States In the fourth match over did not root for hint she suggested, "practice your forehand " That She says she will play a full schedule of I can todav." Graham said "1 Japan, carded a 3-under-pai UK Buster Mottram of Britain) She did mil ap- Tin1) appear t» be happy and comfortable is his weak point He nodded in agrrcmnel al tournaments in the winter Giants defense decks Cardinals, 17-0

By JONNI KALK 14 with one interception, but for only 24 yards His longest gain on a completion waseight yards lo Enter) Mporehead EAST RITHERFORD — For Ihe fourth straight week. Jim Hart of the Cardinals had IDS yards on I5-38-1, bul the New York Giants' offense lolled a 17 here yesterday many of those yards came after Ihe game had been This lime, however, the defense rolled a lerb. and the decided The Cardinals got to Ihe Giant! -'7 in the first Ciianls broke their six-game losing streak with a 17—11 period and to the 22 in Ihe third Bolh limes. Jim U.ikken shutout of the St l.ouis Cardinals. »'U short on field goal attempts into Ihe wind The win was certainly satisfying lo the Giants and their "I was a little shaky throwing the ball because of the coaches..It was probably even satisfying lo Ihe 52.226 fans Wind." Dean said "1 was just glad the touchdown pass got who braved sub-zero temperatures to show up. and Ihe there. I KIS happy lo see him open, and it was a giunl call 24.354 who didn't .show up. by the coaches." But by winning. Ihe Giunls gained fourth place in the National East Division and thus lost the "sod" schedule This was one day the Giants did not need a pasting they might have had next year That prize now belongs lo game. They ran tor 210 yards with Kolar getting 117 of SI Louis, which earned il here yesterday them in one of his finest days as a Giant, and young The chill winds which blew through Giants Stadium Doornink adding 62. despite the handicap of a broken left were not made for quarterback! and aerial displays In wrist. fact, Ihe only aerial display of the day was provided by a That line of ours just blocked Ihe hell out of (hem." plane which flew over bearing a sign. "15 years of lousy Kotar said "When you see blocking like thai you want lo football. We've had enough." run " The fans took up the chant of "We've had enough." but Kotar wanted to run: in fact, with Larry Csonka. Bobby that was In the third period, and by thai time, Ihe Cardinals Hammond and Billy Taylor all sidelined, he had to run His had also had enough. The 10 points Ihe Giants scored in the gulliesl run came halfway through Ihe final period first period were enough: Ihe first minute and 17 seconds of Set the stage: Woods caught Ihe wind and punted for Si the game were enough yards. Ihe longest in Ihe NF1, Ihis season The Giants were Randy Dean made his first start at quarterback for the slopped at their 37. and Jennings punted 36 yards into Ihe Giants, and he made il a winning one. although Ihe wind wind and his Inexperience limited Ihe Giants" game plan That's when the Giants' fourth-round draft pick in 1976 But as long as the Cardinals were in ihe mood to finally paid off. Gordon Bell picked up just two weeks ago provide five turnovers (four fumbles and one interception), by Ihe Cardinals. furilDTPd. and Maurice Tyler recovered that was enough, too. for Ihe Giants at the Cardinals 27 It was Ihe second punt The Giants made a key decision before the game even Bell had butchered. The first was recovered by mhs siarted They won the loss and elected lo take the wind McKlnney HANDY SCORE— New York Giant halfback Doug Giants went on to post a 17-0 victory yesterday and The Cardinals' Steve Jones fumbled ihe first scrimmage Doornink bulled for four, and Kotar was slopped for Kotar manages to get his hgnd Into the end zone for a end a six-game losing streak, play, and Errjie Jones made the first of his two recoveries, one. bul Steve Niels of SI. Louis drew a Illy aid penalty for score over St. Louis Cardlnal^TIm Kearney. The this one at fh>T*arainul l» Four plays later. Joe Danelo tripping, uf all things. Kotar then dragged tun Cardinals booted a 30-yard field goal lo give Ihe Giants the lead Ihe final 12 yards for the touchdown lhal brought about the A 21-yard punl by Mike Wood gave Ihe (Slants an magic number — 17 just as frustrated as we are But Ihey had nothing to do with are making (lianl strides, and »« have lost a lot npportunlly lair in Ihr first priliKl. and they ivsponded by The players all said lhal they won the game (or this wi- were team tor the i'ard'lnals. ami the defense men while lining it driving 5« yards in seven^lays. The first six were runs with themselves and Ihe coaches, and lhal Ihe booing and earned it. they shut them out." His old wink came back when he said. "I was hoping Doug Kotar gaining 3d yards in five carries and Dan demonstrations by the fans had nothing lo do with It. The Embattled Coach John McVay laughed at Ihe roll of 17 there'd be a few more seconds on the clock al the end. so Doornink grabbing 14. The last was a pass - a six-yard flip whole team felt that it was important-lo win today. again "1 guess it's okay if we gel shutouts." he said. In a »e could show you our new play " in Ihe comer lo Gary Shirk tor Dean's first NFL touchdown Doornink said "We were sick of the losing streak We hail more syrious vein, he added "Well, we've won one more That was a sly reference to Ihe Philadelphia "Special" pass. lo win for our own pride, to get our confidence back ' game tnan we have in awhile (lur offensive statistics are by a man who hopes to be back next year.but probably will Thai was a high point for Dean. He completed eight of Veteran guard Doug Van Horn added. "The fans are better than last year, bul we still have a long way lo go We 14 The Dyfy Register SHREWSBURY.NJ MONDAY DECEMBERn. 197B Posey's toe comes through O as Pats notch AFC East title KOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - David Posey booted run in the second quarter broke a scoreless tie. but tions, was intercepted five times and lost a fumble a 21-yard field goal with eight seconds remaining to Cunningham responded with a 4-yard touchdown Neil Colvie fumbled a punt that set up one of the give the New England Patriots a come-lrom behind burst before Dempseys field goal, set up by an 11- field goals 26-24 National Football League victory over the yard shanked punt by New England's Jerrel Wilson Gordon intercepted three passes, blocked an Buffalo Bills yesterday and to clinch the American Fans flooded the field after Poaey's kick, even Errol Mann extra point, and teamed with line- Conference East Division championship though there were seconds remaining and had to be backer Steve Towle to stop an early Raider drive A 21-yard touchdown pass from Joe Ferguson to cleared off before the Patriots could clinch their deep into Miami territory. Frank Lewis had given Buffalo a 24-21 lead, but first outright NFL divisional title and first of any Yepremian also had field goals of 35 and 27 New England edged back after Bills' punter Rusty kind since 1963 in the old American Football yards, giving him 15 straight field goals, one short Jackson took an intentional safety in his own end League of the NFL record. zone and the Patriots' charged for the winning field New England's hopes appeared dead after Cun- goal as Sieve Grogan completed three passes in the ningham s lale fumble, but the Patriots,defense BrtarMKCklefs] last minute and a half held the Bills and Jackson dashed out of the Buffalo DENVER - Craig Morton, completing a team- New England rode a 52-yard pass from Steve end zone to set the safety and gain more punting record 19 of 22 passes for three touchdowns, passed Grogan to Stanley Morgan and a Sam Cunningham room. Grogan quickly led the Patriots close enough Denver to the AFC Western Division title as the bolt for three yards to the Buffalo two. but Bills' for Posey. who earlier had missed * 42-yard try. Broncos defeated Kansas City. linebacker Tom Graham recovered Cunningham's with passes to Ivory' and Cunningham. The victory boosted the Broncos' record to 10-5 fumble on the next play with 2:21 left. Dtlpkbu M. Raiders t and produced their second straight divisional cham- Buffalo's go-ahead touchdown pass with 4 39 left MIAMI - Linebacker Larry Gordon led an pionship Kansas City dropped to 4-11. in the game came after New England had taken a opportunistic Miami defense thai capitalized on During one stretch in the game. Morton com- 21-17 lead on Horace Ivory's 20-yard touchdown seven Oakland turnovers, six by Ken Stabler. In pleted 16 passes in a row. setting a club record and scamper, nne play after a New England fumble defeat the Raiders. . falling just one completion short of the NFL mark recovery. The 10-5 Dolphins clinched a wildcard playoff His completion percentage of 864 also set a Denver Buffalo. 5-10. stormed back as Ferguson con- berth while eliminating the 8-7 Haiders from the mark and was the second best in league history. nected with fullback Dennis Johnson and light end playoffs for the first time in sis years. The Dolphin* Tight end Riley (Moms caught seven passes for Reuben Gant to set up the touchdown pass to Lewis. wili be in the playoffs for the first time in four 165 yards. Including TD catches of }3 and 29 yards in Quarterback Steve Grogan's 4-yard third-quar- years the second half. i ter touchdown run had cut Buffalo's margin to 17-14. Veteran halfback Norm Bulaich followed a 37- Morton's other scoring aerial was a 4-yarder to after Buffalo rookie Terry Miller danced 32 yards yard pass from Bob Griese to Nat Moore with a 5- fullback Lonnle Perrin in the first quarter as the for a touchdown earlier in the quarter on a field yard touchdown run that snapped a 6-6 lit lour Broncos rebounded from a 3-0 deficit. coated with a thin sheem of snow seconds into the fourth quarter Garo Yepremian The Denver defense, meanwhile, held its oppo- New England. 10-5. with a game remaining in added his field goal of the game, a 35-yarder. and nent without a touchdown for the second straight Miami next week, trailed 10-7 at the half after Tom rookie Gerald Small returned an interception 48 game After Jan Sleneruds 23 yard field goal mid- PATRIOTIC PILFERAGE— New England Patriot Mike Haynes (40) hangs Dempsey booted a 26-yard field goal as the second yards for a touchdown as the Dolphins broke Iho way through the opening quarter, the Chiefs on to an Intercepted pass as Buffalo Bill end Frank Lewis tries to bring him quarter ended game open. crossed niidfield five limes but came up empty down. The Pats went on to win ami clinch the AFC East title. Running back Roland Hooks' 28-yard touchdown Stabler, who entered the game with IS intercep- handed three times on turnovers Dorsett, Cowboys clobber Eagles, 31-13

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Tony Dorset! scored two touch- • the final play as the Atlanta Falcons edged the Washington downs and set a one season Dallas ground gaining record as the Redskins. Cowboys beat Philadelphia 31-13 yesterday and virtually The victory enhanced the Falcons' chances of reaching the eliminated the Eagles from National Football Leag|ie playoff playoffs for the first time in their 13-year history. It lifted contention Atlanta's record to 9-6 with one game remaining. Scott Laidlaw also scored twice, as Dallas' fifth consecutive Mazzetti. a Philadelphia bartender when the NFL season victory also gained the home field advantage In the upcoming opened, got a second chance at Ihe winning kick when Washing- playoffs for the Cowboys, who clinched the NFL's National Ion was offside and deflected his 37-yard effort with two seconds Conference East title last week for the third straight year remaining. The Dallas defense forced five turnovers with three in- After Ihe penalty. Mazzetti's kick was good, providing Ihe terceptions and two fumbles, and sacked Eagles quarterback Falcons their fourth triumph this season in Ihe final 10 seconds Ron Jaworski seven times. of play. Dallas gained a quick 14-0 first quarter lead with the help of Washington. If. had lied the game at 1717 with 6:58 a fumble recovery and intercepted pass Laidlaw scored from remaining on a 1-yard plunge by Mike Thomas It was set up on the one on the third play after the fumble, and Dorsetl romped a 31-yard run by Benny Malone after Joe Theismann had raced 16 yards for his first touchdown just one play after the intercep- 19 yards on a thlrdand-nine situation. tion. Atlanta, which closes at St. Louis next week, could clinch a The Eagles snapped back late in the opening period to score wild card berth with a victory and also clinch a home game In on a 1-yard run by Mike Hogan. capping a 73-yard drive Mike Ihe opening round of the playoffs Michel's extra point made it 14-7. which was how It stood at Bears 14, Parkers I halftime. CHICAGO - Walter Payton plowed over from the I yard The Eagles' only other score came after they trailed 31-7. on line and Mike Phipps hit James Scott with a 35-yard touchdown a 4 yard run by third-string fullback Larry Barnes. pass to lead the Chicago Bears to a victory over the Green Bay Dallas completed its scoring for its ninth straight win over Packers. the Eagles In the third period, on a 23-yard touchdown run by The loss left Green Bay with an 8-6-1 record and tied for first Dorsetl and Raphael Septlen's 18 yard field goal. place with the Minnesota Vikings in the National Football Dorset) gained 63 yards to boost his season total to 1.204. Conference's Central Division. It was the first time the Pakcers erasing the Dallas one-season rushing record of 1.142 held by had been shut out since Ocl 30. 1977 when the Bears blanked Calvin Hill since 1973. them 26-0 at Green Bay. The Eagles, whose offense was muffled by two fumble Chicago. 6-9. broke a scoreless tie with just 15 seconds left in recoveries, an intercepted pass by Cliff Harris and three Randy Ihe first half when Payton went in to cap an ll-play. 83 yard White sacks, now are K-7. and must beal the New York Giants in drive helped by a 32-yard pass from Phipps to Golden Richards. next week's final regular season game to entertain any hope of a AP MM* Payton finished the day with 97 yards and 18 carries. wild card spot in the playoffs. RIDE 'EM COWBOY- Dallas Cowboy fullback Johnson was blocked out by Cowboy Billy Joe The Bears went ahead 14-6 early In the third quarter when Scott Laldlaw (35) heads for a hole In the Philadel- Dupree and linebacker Bill Bergey was taken care Falcons 21, Kedsklns 17 Phipps hit Scott in the left front corner of the end zone with phia Eagle defensive line. Eagle lineman Charley of by Jackie Smith. ATLANTA - Tim Mazzetti kicked a 32-yard field goal on cornerback Mike C. McCoy a couple of steps away, Oiler win clinches AFC wild-card spot

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The Houston Oilers used the anil I lie home field advantage with It. but would still lie one of in the first two quarters. left and the 49ers left the clock, run down to five seconds before <1 [inching running of Tim Wilson Hill Karl Campbell and Bn Ml the AFC's wild-card entries Campbell was playing with broken ribs, as was Pastorini. calling on Wersching. yard pass play from Dan Pastorini to Robert Woods lo down the Campbell anil Wilson carried almost Iho entire first-half On the Oilers' 76-yard, first-quarter scoring drive. Wilson In the second period. Wersching had kicked a 28-yard field New Orleans Saints 17-12 yesterday and clinch a National offensive burden for the oilers while they were piling up a 10-0 gol 41 yards and Campbell got 20. goal and Tampa Bay's Dave Green, subbing for injured regular Fsoball League wildcard playoff berth halflime lead The Oilers scored on a 22-yard field goal by Tony Fritsch in placckicker Neil O'Donoghue, booted a 35-yarder. The victory gives the Oilers a Kl-5 record with ii name Wilson gained 711 v arils in the first half, and Campbell — who the second quarter and were held off Ihe boards until midway The 49ers. 2-13. won (or the first time under Fred O'Connor, against Ban Diego nest week The Oilers could lose that game' came into Sundays name us the NFL'S leading rusher — got 40 through the fourth quarter when Pastorini hit Woods with the who became head coach six weeks ago. The Bucs are 9-10. bomb, Ckargers 17, Seakawks It With the Oilers backed up to their own 20 yard line. Woods SAN DIEGO - Quarterback Dan Fouts fired three touch- took a pass from Pastorini at the 28. slipped by cornorback down passes, including a 55-yard bomb to Larry Burton, and Robustelli- condemns negativism Rolf Benirschke kicked three field goals as the San Diego Maurice Spencer, then out ran saflies Ray Brown and Tom Myers to the end zone. Chargers ripped the Seattle Seahawks. EAST RUTHERFORD - Andy Hobusielli. director Of oper- ill i oaeli John McVay orhimsell. 4lers I, Biccaieers J Despite the victory, the Chargers were eliminated from ations for the New York (iianls. yesterday condemned Ihe •Well talk about it at Ihe end of thosoason.' he said. "The SAN FRANCISCO - Ray Wersching kicked a 30-yard field playoff contention by virtue of wins Sunday by Denver. Miami negativism of fans and press which has dogged the learn ever thing lo do now is lo gel through the season first and then think goal as time ran out and the San Francisco 49ers ended their and Houston. The defeat also dashed the slim playoff 4iopes of since it blew a name 10 Philadelphia irt the final seeonds about next year" nine-game losing streak with a victory over the Tampa Bay the expansion Seahawks. San Diego and Seattle both have 8-7 Responding to a statement thai he would be relieved, mado records. "tb(* at this team." Hobusielli said alter the (Hants had Buccaneers. on television Saturday. Hobustelli added. "It's been my desire The Chargers erupted for 17 points in the second quarter to blanked SI Louis. IT—B. "S'ou'reStiohlng al a bunch of kid* Who The final score was a predictable one as the two lowest to be a Giant since I was K years old. and I will probably still take a 20-10 halftime lead and exploded for 17 more points In the ilidu't*|iiil A lortrfguyS'WOUld have quit. ranked offenses in the National Football League met. want lo be a Giant w hen 1 am ready [or Iho grave. Quarterback Steve DeBerg. making his first appearance in final period to make it a runaway. • I see a leant thai was In almost eveiygailto it played I see •Let's wail until Ihe end of the season Us nut a question of five weeks, completed six passes and Paul Hofer gained 25 San Diego overcame a 10-3 deficit as rookie sensation John ls H (iit of good k" Vim have to look at all Ihe circumstances thai my making up my mind ' yards on a pair of running plays on the late drive which set up Jefferson made remarkable catches of 31 and 6 yard touchdown i;o] us lo where we are today (li-U) There is a lot of good talent Apparently the decision will be made on a higher level, and the winning field goal. passes from Fouts in a span of 1:34 late in the second quarter. Ihfir that oullasledihenegativism." it is possible that it has already been made The drive began at Ihe 49ers 19-yard-line with six minutes On both receptions, the former Arizona State standout was Robustelli, however, failed lo shed any light on Ihe futures JONNI FA1.K remaining. Hofer went 14 yards to Ihe Bucs' 13 with 16 seconds surrounded by Seattle defenders In the end zone. Rose 9s odyssey will shake baseball world

ivie Rose's dramatic B.2 million free agency odyssey will to be one of the baseball legends of the times, a man whose field lights ot a national torum. (K'n Ihe door lo the SI millimi-ayear ball player, bin dim'l achievements are spoken of in the same breath with Ty Cobb. He immodestly called himself "No. 1 in my profession - the 1 Xpert Inal gaud) price lag to become Ihe norm for baseball "But he had a lot more going for him than statistics. Ho is a best In the world." upermon. argues one of Ihe country's leading talent market- great competitor. He has built up tremendous charisma. As Al Reich was of no mind to argue the point although he Is in the b prs . • WILL Rosen of Ihe Yankees said. 'Rose puts people in the ball park."' midst of negotiating Parker's contract with the Pirates. Some 1 •tV* Reich said Rose's value was demonstrated In the national say the 6-foot-S. 235-pound Parker is the most awesome figure in Tin economics "I Ihe game «ill nol support sueh Ml elilisl attention given to his official announcement last week at the the game. figure." added Tom Reich of Pittsburgh. Btlornej and legal GRIMSLEY annual baseball meetings in Orlando. Fla., home of Disney "In determining market value, you must consider three iirtvisor foPMch gaud) commodities as ihe Pirates' ing Have World. things." Reich said. "One, the level of skills. Two, reasonable 'Parker and Cincinnati's Joe Morgan and George Foster, among "It was like an Oscar Award ceremony." he added. "On expectation of productivity. Three, drawing power. Lathers. center stage in the midst of 2.000 baseball men — owners, "Rose fits these requisites although he is 37. Boston's Jim •Hut. from Ihe baseball standpoint. Ihe event was Ihe managers, marketing, radio and TV interests, newsmen, micro- Rice is young (25), a Herculean talent. Morgan Is 15 but he has Irqimaloiil ol breaking Ihe lour-miniite barrier in the mile I lie phonos, cameras packed in the room. The world watching. IHTformois. Heidi, who pronounces his name as "Rich." was the body of Adonis and, like Rose, will be good until he's 40 or iisible Impacl was stupendous II is bound to shake Hie indusin "Pete Rose is a very special person. If he weren't, how beyond. The Yankees' Ron Guidry, as they said of 'Sandy • |t uill break new ground in tin- already intense realm of salary disinclined to compare any of his own clients with the scrappy. Ii year-old Cincinnati third baseman who signed a four-year could you account for so many teams, some who had shunned Koufax. is so superior he should be pitching In a higher league. Beeotialions. Ihe free agent market in the past, bidding for his services? He nmtrael with Ihe Philadelphia Phillies at J800.0OII a year, "Vida Blue is a legend himself. Reggie Jackson is an "Every man in baseball will look at what Hose did. re- had made himself an institution." making him Ihe highest paid man in Ihe game. outstanding slugger with great drawing power. famine his own skills and measure ihem bv wjial is viewed as Most players have no right lo compare themselves with Rose conducted his whirlwind negotiating trip in a privately "Superlative athletes, great performers, all of them - who rthe new market value Pete Hose tin- Pittsburgh attorney said. "Pete has turned out chartered plane and announced his decision under the klleg can fix their price tags?" As legal representative of some of the games premier Is John McEnroe SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. DECEMBER 11.1978 The My RegMer 15 ""* Habs check best U.S. net star? (contlawed) It proved too much for Moitrara. who was can domination of the British team Isles streak repeatedly drawn wide by McEnroe's sliced The veteran U.S.-idaubtes team ol Stan left-handed service from the add*ourt When MONTREAL (AP) — Defenseman Larry Robinson scored Smith and Bob Lutz scored an easy t-J, 6-2 W he could get a racket to the bait, Mottram's twice and set up Ihe deciding goal by Rejean Houle. enabling Ihe victory Saturday over Mark Cox and David return was often feeble, just clearing the net. Montreal Canadiens to defeat the Islanders 4-3 last night and Lloyd. Waiting there was a scowling opponent who end New York's club record 15 game National Hockey League Only Mottram prevented a clean sweep by would blast a volley to the other side ef the unbeaten streak. the Yanks when he overcame a match point In court. After Robinson gave the Norm Division leaders a 20 lead the thirds against Gottfried Friday and went After one such futile scramble, Mottram in after 4:47 of play in the first period. Mike Bossy cut the lead in on to win 44, 14, 1M, M, H to a 414 hour frustration stamped his foot on the court and contest half with his 22nd goal of the season at 13 13. a backhanded shot muttered, "He's so fast." past goalie Ken Dryden I'in i r Mondou and New York's Garry McEnroe, who wore a shirt with red-white- When Mottram seemed to be anticipating a Howatt then traded goals 16 seconds apart before Ihe period and-Wue stripes on the shoulders and waist, repeat of that service tactic, McEnroe would ended usually plays for big money. But In playing for surprise the Briton by blasting a service win- The Canadiens built their lead to (•] in the second period the United States In Davis Cup - something his ner down the middle. while ciulkhooting Ihe Patrick Division leaders 16-8 The goal. father had asked him to do - McEnroe said he Mottram later complained about his inabili- Pierre Mondou's eighth of Ihe season, came only four seconds also found satisfaction. ty to break McEnroe's rhythm When he at- after Islander defenseman Bob I.orimer returned from sen ing "It's nice to play (or your country regard- tacked, McEnroe passed him. When he stayed a tnpping penally less of how you do, but It's better If you win," back, McEnroe dominated the net Nothing The store held through the end of the period but Montreal he said. McEnroe said he wouW like to play for seemed to work for the 23-year-old Mottram forward Mann Tremblay was assessed a minor penalty and a the US. team next year If he's asked and it his After the last game McEnroe jubilantly hit misconduct for uncomplimentary remarks directed at referee schedule permits. his second-service ball out of the arena and Walk Harris at the saint' lime lhal Houle and Neu York goalie McEnroe started out tentatively against threw both arms in the air. Billy Smith received coincidental minors al I9IH Mottram, hitting soft ground strokes to take In his post-match comments, Hutchins. the The Islanders power play, which continued into Ihe third pace off the ball and compel Mottram to swing British coach, was full of praise for McEnroe period, ended after the firsl 44 seconds when Bryan Trottier hard If he wanted some speed. The American "You're going lo hear a lot from him in the scored his lfith goal to end the New York scoring, despite a masterfully mixed his shots, never giving Mot- future," the Briton said. hectic flurry of misses in the final minutes tram a chance to get in a groove. Hutchins also predicted some evolution in Sabres 5, Maple Leafs 3 His serve provided him bountifully. McEnroe's personality. BUFFALO. NY - Buffalo's GU PenWUll scored a goal McEnroe starts his service windup by lean- "He's very arrogant, very cocky..." said and assisted on three Other!, H'lini; m er the 700-poinl mark in his Ing forward and bending low - "It stetches my Hutchins "But he'll mature out and that sort of nine-year National Hockey League career, and rookie Tony back" - then leans way back, bending his legs thing will go. He'll always be a brash American McKcgney added a goal and two assists as the Sabres defeated and twisting his torso. He explodes at the ball, because that's the kind of fellow he is. But he'll the Toronto Maple Leafs whipping It with speed and spin lose his rough edges " The victory was ihe first for Billy lnglis. named interim coach after Marcel Pronmusl was fired last Monday The team luul played In IW0 straight ties under In^li.s and has a 9-10-8 record The contest was delayed :i:i minutes in the second period by Dunlop, Barber a bench-clearing brawl Referee John Mil'auley assessed five players on each team a total |if 113 minutes in penalties — handing game misconduct penalties to Dave Williams of Toron- in mill Hull.ill' Hill Slew all and Jacques Hichard But the fight seemed lo spark Toronto briefly The Leafs, topple Rangers down 'Ml before il broke out. scored mice in 49 seconds after the fisticuffs NEW YORK (AP) - Sometimes, there can Macl.elsh was In the penally box in the second The Sabres went ahead on the onK pial <>' Hie first period, be value in a loss. The New York Rangers beat period Bobby Clarke swatted Ihe puck off the rookie McKegOt) scoring on a goal-mouth pass from I'errrault the Flyers 5-2 Thursday night, and Philadel- slick of Rangers center Phil Esposilo. starting Don Luce made il Ml early in the second period by batting in phia defenseman Andre Dupont said it taught the breakaway that ended as Barber's llih a rebound of a shot by Stewart his team something goal of Ihe year and his fourth shorthanded Ian Turnbull scored for Toronto nlfflMi immediately after "We learned a lesson," said Dupont. "It tally. play resumed following the tight, taking a pass from Darryl taught us we have to work all 60 minutes to b Sillier Turnbull then set upSittlcr fur his liith goal of Ihe year somebody - not just 10 " Black Hawks], Red wl»gsJ JAMMIN' JOHN— John McEnroe of the United States returns a low shot Defenseman Jim Schoenfeld gave the Sabres the advantage And by working 60 minutes last night, the CHICAGO - Ted Bulley deflected a pass from Buster Mottram of Great Britain In the Davis Cup finals yesterday. for good when he gnt I po\uir-pla> ^oal before the end of the Flyers skated away with a 4-0 National Hockey over the outstretched stick of goalkeeper Reg- McEnroe won, 6-2.6-2,6-1 and helped his squad clinch the crown. second period League victory. Bill Barber and Blake Dunlop gie Vachon with 1:00 remaining to earn the scored two goals each and Bernie Parent Chicago Black Hawks a tie with the Detroit stopped 28 shots for his third shutout this Red Wings season. Chicago's J P. Bordeleau dug the puck out NHL Standings 1 from behind the Red Wings' net and passed to Giants schedule shifts Com#*«tl Cmrtrcnct WiMi (.••ti«rtnt» "What are we" Second or last " asked Bob Murray, who In turn fed Bulley waiting in Pdfrkh Oiviiton AMmi Dtvlill 1 Flyers Coach Bob McCammon after Philadel- W L T Pti || GA BoHiin il t I 40 130 V7 the slot. Bulley responded with his ninth goal of KAST Rl'THFKFOHD - Tht> fans may will then play four games against the AFC N * IkiOlIdtri 1/ * k J* 11» 7! Toronlo IJ 1J 4 X 91 9; phia had won in eighth game in the last II 91 » 10 1 It the season, drawing the Hawks even at 3-3 have been the biggest winners when the New Central (Pittsburgh. Houston. Cleveland and 16 li 1 Itt BulfQio H II Marls The victory gave the Flyers 34 points, N Y Mange* M 10'' Jt M.nnt.oto 114*) II 76 « York ilianls downed Ihe St. Louis Cardinals in Cincinnati). mo h 10 i 91 N Nvrrii Dlvtilin tying them with the Rangers and Atlanta It was Bordeleau. after setting up Ivan tmrtM Dlvlti**! V-ontrto' 11 6 4 40 114 74 the '•Basement Bowl" here yesterday ;v Flames behind the first-place New York Is- Boldirev for the Hawks' first goal in the second They will also play Los Angek's anil San '1 12 U i U (j ]M i^o> Anaeles ii m ] 101 « The (iiants. who will now almost certainly Francisco of the NFC West, and the first and CtKcaao lo 10 6 It If .. P,tlitn;rgri 9 li ( J4 10(1 IDo landers in the four-team Patrick Division period, who brought the Hawks within striking S1 LOUH 6 IV J 1* H U9 ' 11 1 N •9 101 distance at 3-2 when he tallied with less than gain fourth place In the NFC Bast, will escape fourth place teams of the NFC Central Those cDlOlOdO 4 K i 1] '6 111 .•.osi'inglc 7 |1 4 il "No magic potion." said mCammon. 'Just a (•fWttaiv'l Comti playing virtually the game soft" schedule they latter two games could be against Minnesota or FMI.UO,•iph.o J Nt* Voif Rangt'tD gutsy effort. Naturally, when the Rangers beat four minutes remaining by pushing, the puck On. oil 1. Nt* »O" Bungi•i> J played this year (ireen Bay, whoever finishes first in the Cen- Butiui 0 J Pilllljjryn J. lit Wonlri 014 Ni * rork 1nandnt J us In our own building on Thursday. I didn't and Vachon Into the net J Ciicogo J iir The 1979 schedule will be harder because of tral Division, and either Detroit. Chicago or 'O'k linindU l J Tot onto; 1*4*1 % O«miII sleep lor a couple of nights " Detroit's Vaclav Nedomansky had scored the win. but season ticket holders will RPI In see Tampa Bay. whoever finishes fourth .Vtjirt McCammon rested easy Sunday night. The power-play goals in each of Ihe first two peri- soto) Coio'dOoO 1 tmtrnw'i O« some new faces Home games, in addition to division oppo- i.f' ut Buklon I only blemish on the effort was the ejection of ods to give him 12 for the season, one more Lai A,igeieiS. AHonta to-o o 90 Ot .'. utri.i'.ytui1.7 Jip m than his total output last year The (iiants will have eight games against nents, would be Pittsburgh and Cleveland. San Y«ltrdoy i Cqmti o»iti ol Nt* i O'f monmn Philadelphia's Paul Holmgren for hitting New low m NFC Kast teams (home and Rwa> uiih Dallas. Francisco and either Ciiven Baj Of Minnesota Builrji Vb'Hra o.otSl Loui* # ..y .. York defenseman Carol Vadnals on the head Detroit's Paul Woods gave his club a 31 C i I orc'i'o > Washington. Philadelphia and St Louis ) They —JONNIFALK with his stick at 8:50 of the second period. margin midway in the final period when his Vadnals apparently precipitated the inci- backhand shot beat Tony Espostio dent by spearing Holmgren in the throat in The Red Wings have not won on the road front of the New York goal. Players rushed since Oct 27. and have only managed three ties between the combatants: Vadnals jabbed his In that eight-game stretch. Casey grapplers notch two wins in opener stick at Holmgren and the left wing dropped adnais to the ice with a downward swing of his TOMS H1VKR • Hed Bank It. I. C«Mt*ltc 41, I (i Vu n Dy 10M«il n '/an North Stirs 4, Bruins 4 101 ileve O Conor li >RBC) p 6 2 41 4(011 Vo«do« ITRNI 0 Tom stick Catholic lli(!h Schools wrestl- R •. Cattitiic M, AMflFiht Cil» 14 T. R North 41, R B Cvttiahc 14 t>"0"do 4 I BOSTON - A pair of short-handed goals by ii| Bui HtrtlioftOwtk' (RICl a Al 101 Jim Klftt iRid J{ 101 Sttvt 0 tonne.i iRBCl p 8' or- ing team got us season off to a Butto S 17 Kurcflm li l The defenseman began wearing a helmet Kent-Eric Andersson and Jean Potvin lifted Ihe Hi Jorio Ktt't |RI a Srun O MaiQ OCannfti no good slart by taking two of Itsno 104 BMI AAoort >TRN| p J»n AooOV il Roipi V*|*i iTRNI p Work just Ihree games ago. "It saved me from a Minnesota North Stars to a tie with the Boston Hi Sean O Horn iRBC > p Bob L .jroinfio } V» I.1; Jim K.igan (RBC)d DOMQ S.ihd- Bruins. Ihree mitchVs in a meet held ''.syi i 0' li'U JOC TowkQlinv iTRNI p Tom serious injury." said Vadnals. who was struck IIJ Jot; Bolivia iRBC . nonOi ic< im Minnesota has not beaten the Bruins in late Saturday night IN- JiDi&tOiii iRBCld jotWiyiiomj fiwie S 1 above the left temple and lay. stunned, on the 179 ten Anluto iRBC I f f«ni 1U Ctorgt Loioton iTRNip Bidun*. Koiinim I li Iff Scoff Wtitr cT(ir4,p T.rti Boston Garden In 28 games over the 11 season.-- The Caseys deleated III Tim McDonald IRI p Du. ice for a few minutes while referee Bob Myers U) To-" ScoM IAC) d Oo.ftoi.f.Q 0 Urn Tom En.i iTRNt p Bob Won the North Stars have been in Ihe National Hal il.in 4216 and topped Al- 14) Tom Gxculo % tOn> Br ia« p Du i;0 Tom Cnnne, «RBCI p Pcu vV'.grii 1 05 because Coach Fred Shero went on the lie near Peter McNab of the .Bruins matched goals in 4V14 Muiin, S 19 CiorUy iRBC> ett* Ban Idl Sttvf B.auor tRBCi n Joh the boards at center ice. the same period by Per-Olov Rmsar and Tom SteveOConnell.KBC's im- to down St. Clement's "I thought my player was dead or some- Younghans of the North Stars pound entry, recorded pins in ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - st \nm- ol Ailantic High' thing." said Shero. "I think I've that much of a Rick Mlddlelon gave the Bruins a 1-0 lead both of his bouts Bill . land! pulled iwi) In ihe Final quarter la deled si elements of right to check out my own player." with a goal at 1:34 of Ihe first period, breaking HerchakoM ksi (14S) got a pin and a decision in his Wo Mil Mahiuan. W^fi, last m^hl in Momnoulh County CYO Ili^h The Flyers didn't score on the resultant a shutout siring by Minnesota goalie GUlM Seraphs wallop Alums appearances and Jim Klrgsn School haskelball power play, but they didn't need to. Dunlop Meloche extending over 135 minutes, four sec- (12.!) picked up a pair of de- John I nliii- and Mike Kinncgan paced the winners with 17 scored his first goal on Philadelphia's first shot onds NKW MONMOL'TH - ixiyso.nMiuuu cisions and Dennis respeilivrK \\ilh Kinni'uan alto doing a strung job — a tt-foot shot off a pass from Dave Hoyda Andersson tied it with his short-handed goal Mater Del s v;irsil\ led all Ihe The Seraphs opened up a In all. the I'aseys had III 1 mi the boards after I :M of play. at 9:37 but Mike Milbury put Boston back in the «a> to easily d'efeal their *- haUtlme lead, held o(f a pins in their three matches Jim Keenev Muriel n (nrSl Clcmrnts - , Barber made it J-fl while lemale Rick lead H with his first goal of the season nt 17:31. Uu'mni, 77-43. lasl ni^hl in miW second half rally by MM' Alumni, and vwm Lining awa> John ami Tom Elliotl paced the winners with :'l and 17 FOREIGN CAR SPECIALIST i»iiiiis reflectively while John For Quick Service Call Mario Playoffs: Five still have a shot Elliotl grabbed III rebounds m 542-4446 wild-card loam only If Philadelphia and Washington Atlanta wpuld be II and K'aahlnplait .'•.') ol 7UI. Conltv I 0 I. La«n 2 I i By Ike AiHtlalrd Press inoi*. ; ; It. But»i», 0 0 0. Joh • Fiat • Toyota both lose. Philadelphia ran be a wild card leant if it wins .i j 1 ;. T enioll • 1II. 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BATAVUS - PUCH - SAFARI - MOTOtECANt 16 TheEMyRegfcter SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1978 Pro and and- hunters protest at swamp BASKING Rllx.K - While the demonstration by seven deer which thereafter spend the hours of daylight safely in landowner which in this case is the federal government. anti-hunting groups had heen expected at the (ireat Swamp the watery jungle of the swamp If there is a harveslable surplus of deer, as in this cite, National Wildlife Kefuge^jin Saturday, personnel of the In addition to the water, which varies from shallow the state is perfectly right in issuing special licenses lo take Department of the Interior weren't quite ready for an even enough to wade to deep enough to drown in the vegetation is these deer for food. larger turnout of people favoring the continuance (if sport HENRY so dense it can hardly be penetrated except by the animals. The food people buy does not come from hog. cattle and hunting Deer are not stupid, and contrary to the fears of the poultry factories, although the chickens mass produced by As it worked out, the antis. about 2IHI of them, had protectionists, shooting them is not like knocking over steel the big name brands are reared in buildings more like received federal approval for a demonstration and were SCHAEFER ducks at a boardwalk gallery Last week most of the deer factories than farms permitted on the refuge, while the 300 or so of the hunting spent their days bedded on dry islands or high ground deep in From egg lo slaughter time, millions of chickens are now lovers were kept out ol the refuge by police the swamp being reared indoors in artificial, if any. light They will Thi1 cars of the pro hunters were parked alonM While The anti-hunting demonstration was staged in the middle never see the sun. nor fields, nor anything except the walls of Bridge Kouil along the southern boundary of the refuge and of a great expanse of open ground near refuge headquarters their cells. al nw inli'isi'iliiin of the main road leading to refuge where there was no chance of seeing deer and little of seeing But apparently the do-gooders don't think this is cruel. headquarters shot and taken home to eat H7 deer of which 47 were female hunters except those driving by ADVERSE WEATHER SLOWS OFFSHORE FISHING The opposing factions disrupted the fifth day of deer and 40 male Th»-total was far short of the 190 animals the I could not help bul sympathize with these people huddled Few parly boats sailed in blustery winds and rough water hunting at the refuge bul the all-day deluge and dropping Interior Department wanted to cull from the herd on the in the the cold rain and holding their signs which they waved yesterday but some fair catches of ling and whiting were temperature hampered hunting much more Most of Ihc 100 5.900 acre refuge- at the occasional passing vehicle of a hunter scored on Saturday hunters who had arrived before 7am. quit before noon There will be one more day of hunting there on Thursday Participants in the demonstration were "Animals Need Forty people on the Super Spray II. Belmar. caught 32 Their total "slaughter" was live deer If the weather is favorable for hunting and if the deer haw You." "Friends of Animals. •Committee For Humane codfish weighing from 15 lo 45 pounds apiece Tom Wier of The big day at the controversial hunting ground was the resumed moving back into terrain a man can n awl on b> Legislation." "Fund for Animals ' "Humane Society of the Jackson Township caught three weighing 24. 34 and M first. Tuesday, when the full quota of 1511 men Digged 4(1 deer. then, it seems probable that another 20 animals may be I'niled Stales." "DEER." and the "Committee to Abolish pounds One man caught a 35 and a 40 pounder and (he others On the second day the second group of 150 hunters bagged 2.1 added to the total Sport Hunting, lac." had one or none deer On Thursday 140 men got 15 deer, and on Friday X7 Hunting deer on the (treat Swamp is not easy, not after Rut stopping hunting is not the ansucr to managing a Joey Julian. Atlantic Highlands bail and tackle man hunted to bag four deer Ihc first day Kach hunter is assigned to one of 15 parking healthy deer herd within the winter carrying capacity of its reported some whiting ling were taken from Ihe jellies on Thus, as of Saturday, the 400 special permit holders had areas and after the first day these areas are shunned by the range Deer under law are owned by the stale and not by the good nights last week Best cagers in Jersey? Try Seton Hall on for size

By (he Associated Press ranked IWh in Ihe lateii As Saturday after five games, of games this year." Raftery shire Unbeaten l'psala beat Lakeland. Fla . with a tw-tis Jersey City State H4. New York victory." Rariery said -We The best college basketball socialed I'ress poll, saw their with an K4-72 victory over Co- said "There was considerable undefeated Pierce. Ha-bti. be- Victor)' over Western Caroli- Tech 80. Coast Cuard oti. New take each game one at a lime 1 team in New Jersey * Three record dip to 2-2 over Ihc weak lumbia University, despiic • tension in the game. We're hind the hot hand of Tom Pa na: Hamilton knocked off Jersey Tech 28 and Stevens because we know we're young weeks ago there would bt litllr end after being swarmed B8-61 30 point. 19-rebound per- both in the New York-New Jer- terno. former Christian Drew s:i ;.ii for Ihe Hamilton Tech W. Rulgers-Newark. 57 and we make our share of mis- argument that Itutgers Uni- l>> Villanova formance by Ricky Free Nick sc> Metro 7 and Ihe kjds know Brothers Academy starter Tipoff Championship and "In general, it's another takes versity, thanks tn Jammin' The best college team in GaHl led the Seton Hall attack each other Therefore, they The win pushed Upsala's re- Princeton defeated Manhat- James Bailey, was the top New Jersey? Early returns with 28 points don't want to lose." cord |o 4-0; Pierce is now 71 tan. 7ti-.i9 Elsewhere, it was show around show Bill Battery's Seton Hall "We were very happy to Last night. L'psala returned In other weekend action. Si Upsala KB. Ramapo 73. York. Sports Schedule Bul that was before Ihe sea- crew the best five around The beat Columbia, because to action against Franklin Peter's took third place in the Pa. 97. RulgersCamden 72. son started The Knights. Pace H7. Montclair Stale M. Totni River Souin ol Pirates remained unbeaten they're going to win a number Pierce College of New Hamp- Citrus Invitational at ••VI Keyportai Shore Ronlon at Ncptwnt Torn* River North ol II. Rot* al MiddHiown South Brick at Wanoiapo'i Olru trnkfllMII BriOgcwalcr East ot Ranloti &t Moiy i PAj at Keonsburg t Long bi urn ii .H Woitiwon Miadlttown South ot St. Rot* ByWay Of Chicago takes record Californian purse •Voter DeiOtSl John V TMMITCW Wonctiviier at Freehold f OMn By the Associated Press • Souin*rn al Monmouta final turn ^s I.asters entry of Very Proud and Letter Lady Yesterday. Tartan Stable's Arachnoid n Ho«r*llol Jochton ByWayOfChicago has struck it rich in Mrs Warren, headed to the breeding shed, Henry HuQlon at Monr Oceonat Ntptun* ran 1-2 in the siii liwi Villager Stakes at Key- charged through Ihe stretch lo score a three- St John v al Wolcr Dei Monaiquon at Ru'ttton FH Northern California Fr*«holdTwp aivgninttxr ended her career with a come-from-bchind stone, and Cisk. SH *»(). won by a neck in the quarter length success mcr Roman Reasoning Vonmouih ol Soulhvrn The 4-year-old gelding scored a head vic- Jockton o< HOM*II ftoll ot loi»i River South victory Saturday in Ihe 153.850 Firenze Handi- $30,000 Englewnod Handicap at Ihe in Ihe S43.150 Questionnaire Handicap at Shore at ne,port tory Saturday in the S117.000 Bay Meadows Cenlfolot Ottun cap at Aqueduct She finished l\ lengths ahead Meadow lands. Aqueduct. KCOnsburgal Per In AmbOy Vo 1 •Viddleto*n N ol T R North Handicap, turning back 15 rivals i win Rurmon FH at Manatquon Point Beach ol Central of Water Malone. Ihe 6-5 favorite One Sum was CBAolMalaivon Fernando Torn and carrying high weight of 122 another two lengths back. pounds, he surged out of the pack at the top of The Virginia-bred filly owned by the News- Ihe stretch, gained the lead, lost it to Noble tead Farm covered the 1>H miles over a sloppy Meadowlands tonight Bronze, then came on again to win track in 1:512-5 for a $5 20 payoff It was the CB.S. SUPERMARKET The triumph was worth S72.000 to third triumph of Ihe day for jockey Jorge M:IMN.cm»g ,iMifi'x Joncnto Girl (112) Maple 6 I Komy Oemie (1201 Barrera 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG Tooll* Sue (lOt) Brown Let II Shine HIS) Broeciol* S2 ffd U,SM, M*i Clmf , } y* A . ByWayOfChicago's owners. Mr. and Mrs. JR. Velasquez, who said: "She loves the mud ..she Couroertt 014) •racclol* \ Summer Fling (119) Castoneda 7 1 uncle Al t Pol (HI) Mlceh Fiuor II was the richest purse in the history (if DIHKO O07) O'Horo .7 Sub Rosa UN) Boker ,., J l Sam i Flyer (109) Brown went out a winner " Jo Angles (He) Maple I , EulElite MMs llOOBrown It Rooiish Tracy (II I) Asmu»*n . handicap racing in Northern California. In Saturday's other races. Helen Polinger's Solid Solin 1117) NO Boy ii •MMl: lll.Mt, Allw ,ly*Fiil.,4F»r Cool Summer HOT) Tetroutl Poriage Path (111) Asmussen Bold Emy (117) NO Boy . II I Singing Jim (116) No Boy PICK-IT ByWayOfChicago was timed in 1:504-5 for The Very One produced a J53.80 payoff in Ihe Wort Than Heorl (116) Maple Three Mor«arels (IWl Mtrondo 10 1 El Tucan (111) Plo the 1% miles and paid $1240 to win Noble $44,950 Anne Arundel Handicap at Laurel: Sl«rn Sermon (111) Baker 10 1 T 1 1 IM: U.m. Clm. , I •/•««•, 11/UM ^i!BiiS. l8?rai«s: ::::: !:J ^rr ?;:,! .'"'""""" Bronze ran second and De Copas was third. Fleet Gar. $35.20. scored by a half-length in the A Handshake (111) Boker ... JERKY NUMBER GAME Widdiwept Shore (lie! Tpro said he was lucky to find a hole on the 131,000 Gold Coast Handicap at (alder: Dan Hinky Dee lilt) Amy Chompchomp (116) Mue CBtruBmi I1I0I NOBO« 6 1 *" ""*"' '"" "'"> Pick any three numbers — your can play Gimme A Br*ok (116) No Boy Wont* Chrlifo Jntf 11221 Thomo* from 7 A.M. lo 10 P.M., 7 days a week 0 Lt'O (116) Mopl* A II SELECTIONS Money Saver (111) Figueroo IS) WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER Dollar Value (116) Burden 12-1 1 - Portage Path, Courgette, Solid Satin ~ I/IIM 2 — Chompchomp, Minky Dee, A Handshake Freehold Entries uncle Pel IM Foil Quest (116) Kelly } - Fast Quest, Sir John C, Nile Port tat: Pact, I M, it,*W, Cima. Paul Gerald IKoth) Old Vic iDtbanun Apache Tiavr (116) vorphai 20-1 Dark Dormcl IRodgtri) Jolly Gumdropi (Kelly) Tatar Buck (Ruttelll Nit* Port (111) Baker 3-1 * — Miss (iltla, Peaceful Pride, Perfection Plus Suoor Creii (Polonolol Bobot Star Rhythm (Wood) Wight Supreme (Stoflord) . Bold Duller (116) Arulone M Our Buddy iConiol) Peanut Candy IBrtinohan) Bedtieord (No Driver) i - Bold Prospect, Rulllon, Merlins Miss Sir JohnC (lit) Baker S-I Awitomt Yankee (DfComple) .. Clynlt L (Lemma) Pnnce Fury (Cobb) Wiitiom ol Horlech 1116) Pmoro IM Gorr* Char In IMorrli) Brown Thunder (Kelly) I - North Call, Never Retreat, Zlkall Hobby Time (King Jr ) . Proudn Sassy 110*1 Aimussen 12-1 Jotv Joty Byfd (Saracino) Sunny Streak (Camden) 4th: U.m, Clm*.., 1 v* ft vej, 4 fur. 7 — Sub Rasa, Elite Ms., Summer Fling Poppyi Girl IPuquel) mi: Pact. IM.IMM, Clmf. Hobo Shepord (Wilhamii Red Yoyo (IN) 0 Donnell li l volo Vk iParolari) Still Faithful (Tolonti 8 - My Girl Nell, Susie Sue. Lady RManllustro; mti Pace, 1 M. u.Mt. an Peoj elui Pride 11191 Bracciole II M: Pact, 1 M. ll.m, Clmi Super Ace (Vinci).. Jell King (MiGee) Silly Sharon (1161 Mue , . 10-1 J - Foolish Tracy, Cool Summer, El Tucan Klmi Slriak (Kelly) L T Acre* (Reete) O S Brigade (Gaghordi) . Spy Raiser (109) Gollo i i Llttlt Klkl (King Jr ) Little Punk (Green) Miriiu Don (DeCample).. Sure Dancer lll?l Brown Ill BEST BET: Norlh (all (tin) Tuxtdo Junction (Komm) Donniet Choice (King Jr I Herban Vilene (D Fihon) Perleclion Plus M16) Mople 4-1 Eattwood Jerry (Ingratna) ... Eternal Hanover IFoIco) AAiu Nanticoke lAungemmol Miss Gillo (III) Asmuisen ,.. . SI Bobbie Marvel (Petrol ...... tfonor Cram (Worrit) Baron George (R, Filion) Creme dace 1116) Prosper 12-1 Hobb Nob N IVumboco) Star Butler A (Gowtr Jr.) Romanov Hanover (Pelro) . . . Triple in Hear ti 1109) Brown 10-1 Jersey Sugai (Leggalt) •ft.: Pgci, IM.IMM, Clmi Satellite Hanover (Worrit) Bagley Baoy (HI) Tetrault 121 Perky Btrk (Fidarlck) Roberl E Rebel (King Jr ) ... 11th; Pact, 1M.tl.tM, Cln Naughty Jackie (1UI No Boy 6) M: Pact, 1 M, H,eM Jupiters Knight (Kelly) Comoat Hanover (Giguere) sttt Hi.***. Clmi.. 1 ye PHI., » F.r Sugar E iRoylli . . F VV Dory (Bresnahart) tot* [RENT-A-CAR Games played weekend ol Dec. 16 R Rruce (Dthovilch) . . Just lot o Moment IIOT) Gallo 6 1 Slonegat* Ruiiltr (No Driver) Jamba Caplam (Poquet) I Sea Baby (Sperendi) Merlin s Miss (105) Tetrault • I Lucky Fawn (RuitelU. Pattys Adioi IBeachy) I Mr Chicken (Fagliorone) Dtadlint Thursday, Dtc. 14 it S P.M. Cmng Mei (1161 Prosper 5 1 Woodcutter (Campbell) Over Glow (Bavon Jr j Mind ot My Own ill)) Hernondei . .1-1 BfMy B Bul Tom Lobeil (Aungemma) . . l Playboy Mitchell (OeCample) . CHOOSE Cynthias Whistle 1)12) Lanci- w Son Anl i. U , H -Oil Jr BonaporhM Filly (Wornnglon) l Saydoe Deon (Apice) m Bold Prospect 11)6) Arellano 2-1 Lead Free iPn fit): Pact, IM.IMM FROM A DAY D Chicago TrubeltemTruiota (No Driver) Bullion (116) Maple i 1 $O95 D Washington *m iN,m.A11w,lyekvp,tFur. PLUS 9C «Hi: Pact, 1 M, Sl.tM, Clmf. D Pittsburgh a Never Retreat till) Figueroo 4 1 MOST MODELS D Denver Blytfie Cn (Kelly) : . SELECTIONS Lola Wan li it 161 BelancouM 10-1 A MILE Gomcnik (Fogliorontt 1 — Awesome Yankee, Dark Damsel, Our Buddy Ztkali (116) Lonci ...: 5 I ' D Atlanta • St. touis D Ohio Vamp (O Filion) Coverock (116) Imparato 6-1 Gtorgona Dancer (Poioioni 2 - Kims Streak, Eastwood Jerry, Little Klkl Norlh Call Mill Asmussen. 21 D Buffalo D Baltimore D Four Craig (DeVllul 3 — Lucky Fawn, Sugar E, Stonegate Rustler Watching N Woit (Mil Miranda J l Empire Chtiler (H Flllon) HYER FORD D Cleveland D Cincinnati • Rupp <«*ehom| 4 - Blvlhe CIs, Gamenik, Foxy Craig nh: .».*•«, AHW , j ye 4 <**, IM it v«i. Mandlna Scott (Warringfon) Win N Putt I US) No Boy .. 10-1 M:Peca, lM.tt^M.CIma. 5 - Jersey Barbra, Pete Oregon, Crestwood Birdie 700 Shrewsbury AH. (Cor. Sycamort) 741-6000 D Dollas D Jets a Bett Oregon (Paloiiolo) f - Bobos Star Rhythm, Paul Gerald, Chendon Seven Jtftey Borbfo (H Flllon) D Green Bay D Los Angeles a Bills Jody (Kelly) 7 - Still Faithful, I. T Acres, Super Ace Nodtri Roder (Cower Jr.) D Kansas City D Seattle a Romono Auouttui (Butler) 8 _ Robert E. Rebel, Jupiters Knight, Jambo Captain Crettwood Birdie (King) 9 - Wight Supreme, Old Vic, Redbeard D Minnesota D Oakland • PecoiBin N (Kelly) Prince Re*f (Fagllarone) II - Jeff King, Herbars Vitesse, Miss Nanticoke D New Orleans • Tompa Boy D MP1M| II — Saydoe Dean, Combat Hanover, Playboy Mitchell Reajal Command N IFoallaronel a Giants D Philadelphia • Owndon Stven (Green) BEST BET: Robert E. Rebel (8th) D San Diego D Houston D • San Francisco D Detroit a D Arizona Stale a Nationally Advertised D Rutgers D East Carolino D Louisiana Tech a D TIE BREAKER - Total number of points scored by all teams.. HWM Addriii WATERPROOF SHUT OUT City and State Telephone Mall or dellvtr to: Football Conttsl, TO* Dally Rcglittr. by Endicott Johnson AT AQUEDUCT? On* Register Plata, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 by $ P.M. INSULATED Thursday, Dae. 14. BOOT DROP IN KJQTBALL CONTEST RULES • Waterprool silicone-treated Premium steer- ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN AW ENVELOPE. hide uppers NO POSTCARDS ACCEPTED • Fully insulated — gives protection to —20 TO FREEHOLD! SIM. In PrlM money win be Each contestant Is permitted degrees given the persons selecting up losli entries. Switch your the most winners tram the Genuine Glove Leather lining Tuesdays are darkdays at Aqueduct Race Track, but...you're not "shut out" at selection around aa >ou I Freehold Raceway. Tuesday at Freehold is fust like Wednesday or Monday... lootbell games listed above. wish. Contestants are al- • Traction designed, oil resistant lug 1st Place, 1100.00, 2nd lowed to submit one hand- Eleven exciting races. 9 exactas and 2 trifKtas. And you can watch all the «jce. (30.00, 3rd Pl.ce, soles action from our cozy weatherproof enclosed Grandstand or luxurious Dining sketched fecslmlle. Entry $20.00. lorms reproduced elec- • Tough and long-lasting . . . on- Terrace. So remember, while it's rest time at the "Big A," It's post time at tronically am not acceptable. Freehold Raceway. <"«•»•• sue, single winner the-job, on-campus or on-the-go •* b» determined by the 53 minutes Irom Manhattan'Post time 12 noon'Racing Monday thru Saturday closest lo the toW number ol • Extra felt insole for added points scored by sll tarns UJMMw imwt be HI the on the contest card. warmth !*? rwe*«na the • Men's 7'H2M. Mart an "X" In the square Onhone award will opposite Vie team you be- •ntMlMito Save to $231hru Saturday. Hem «UI win. Hi game ends one week. to I He and *MI eels* one ol Hie teams a* • winner. H will court MI km In your total. Thle Is s tree contest open to Howejjfjll you deelgnele a tte md me game ends In a eee and 34" 11 •e^nwW count hi your "win selling elsewhere to $58 PUT YOURSELF IN OUR SHOES By participating in this contest the winner or winners expressly SHOE-TOWN consent lo the-use ol their name, address and photograph in news HE WWTE PAGES Of PHONE OiRCCTOflv FOR EXACT ADDRESSES stories and/or advertising promotion ot this contest without lurther I Sd remuneration 2. Autos For Sal* 2. Auto» for Salt Tiger SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY DECEMBER 11 1978 The DR-IVRcgfecr 17 FORD LTD WAGON l*7» - Air radio ITEIN CADILLAC IS ASBUIIY AVE , ASBURY PARK 1 Autos For Sale 1 77S-3M 71. Merchandise 71 Merchandise ssrsa " — —•"- STRAUB BUiCK-OPEL 1! CHEW II B!1 - HI^MHCIM»ct- lo Coll «C7 IH ,.„ , NINE ACRES 1 Ntw and U*ta Con For Sole For Son .1 m, IHU on, y*i HwyB 1MB Ktyport FOUR FIRESTONE - Rodloi ??1 lir« TWO SONIC MAXIMA FM 14 - Hoc THE FINEU SELECTION - CM ntw Mfi CR76U MOO ing wheels and tiret Four ply good IJJJO THUNOfltlU - mi' •nd Mtd cart In Monmoufft Courtly •MW ••> im 2Mlt» i*. cii mj-mt altar i ».m. Ovtr Ml oir-contWIoned ntw cars (n condition, MS Call 747 Till Call Mi 1 M TWO GAS HEATERS 1U and US F4I7W slock. McGLOIN BUICK OREL INC , GE REFRIGERATOR - 17 cu It. Shrewsbury Ave . Ntw Shrewsbury Coll otter 4 30 copper lone trosf free, excellent condl BUM lion 1700 Three mechanic* micro 1478101 sussS THUNDEROIRO 1973 - Loaded. melett, tli 717 WW VINYL SOFA - And two Motor, pius BUICK MOAL mt - tllvn, k MaMvtr interior, food centfltion. HJM GUI I Aft - Guild D 44. ocoutiu with rechner. oil tor >IM t, MMrMr. •* a e> mllti, ashing 17400 Call noitll be hard shell cost 1771 Coll M3 itlt ft VhMlt, lOOOt *»—" *i P". HiMlaMnia • Coll FO»O IT«TION WAGON LTD l Coll *I7 1J*3 WATEITFORD - Iriih'crytk. 11 1HUNDERBIRD lf» - Air, AM/FM oval bowl. HIS, 13 lamp. S300 Call Sltreo. Dtcor Model, MffO 7474435 HAMMOND & BALDWIN n\ 3*1? afttf o. osttr 4 p - fO«D WINDOW V«N KM - Full PIANO AND ORGAN WOODEN STORM WINDOWS - Two TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb CENTER SUM wide seven 43*3* wide IS each Hi !*'.M |>lu» «« V qna ion, To. ttrvlct DOWNES PONTIAC. A! tow 6H 40M • UICK LIUJIM - IWI. la Twn Ktlljrjl^to Sol»i, 747 4434 tf MoANK VOLVfl. T41HM Twin Boro Motors Inc WANTED port unity tor experienced operator t( 111 Newman Spring Rd Red Bonn lions paid holidayiyss and uniformf s tup GRAND PIANOS. earn more than going rote, also call ii AKCllEGiSTERED POODLES SKVLARK - ItTi Four-4oar AMOJEEP " 74/00* plielidd HHour s availabli e II l 300 MAIN STREET UP TO $50 you hove your own machine *4t7el3 p m Apply in person lo Mr Hoeflmg 3 LINES ASBURY PARK. N J 07711 Apricot color, vtry cult, tli weeks old V4. IIJM mint, excellent (or. VALIANT 1H* - Four-door. ttS Hi between t-i. DUNKIN DONUTS 77S93OO All snot! and medical records #m . lull power. 71,«$ milts"t}*1oO DELIVERED hold until Chrtstmat with deposit Coil cylinder. 73.000 mitts SSOO Phone KITCHEN AIDE - And laundry 14 US Hwy 3S BUICK SKYLARK IMS - Automatic Middletown, N J. 5 DAYS 701 740 SII6 after 7 weekdays, alt dot Sal ond Sun , two nights o week. 4 1 Sat one! Sun V-4. two-door. Olr conditioning, power FORD GALAXIE 1*70 VEGA 1«3 - Station wagon Red BEACON SCRAP CO. Apply at Garden Stole Manor, 16 Von .. stMl btfltchrodi Good mechonical condition. Inspection Brotklt Rd , Holmdel $3.00 HANDCRAFTEODOLLHOUSE - WS AKC REGISTERED - Beagle Puppy wronteed Warm, dependable, new YARD LOCATEO The Register FAMILY ADS con sell Coll " f weeks old wormed Coll after i GEO«GTWALL Suddttf snow tiret. perfect lo gel I Block Oft Rl • LEGAL SECRETARY - Expanding your unneeded items for you auliMy 791 4133 . Ul 0H5 Freehold office Experienced pre Merchandise for sale ONLY IUICK CENTURY LUXUSlt'l vi. LINCOLN/MERCURY through the winter 1SS0 »l 4411 4 Blocks off Rt S37 SERVICE PEDSON - For air condi HIGH RISE - Bed and mattress. UO BOXER - Pure White. MVM month* (errtd Salary commensurate with ti Originating from household, nol ••• whit*, burgundy vinyl lop, 14.000 milt*, S ond other AFFORDABLE onhque organ Eiceilenf for rock band or |an Red Bonk, NJ. 741 Much mare S1,MQ milts Pocked with METALLURGICAL AKC registered Attectionaie and play A I used cor* Top dollar paid requirements, do not apply Salary furmturr ANTIQUES AND UNIQUES lift Call Otter 6pm 147 779* Volvo dependability Only IWW en commensurote with ability and ex INTERNATIONAL lul dogs W 1139 eluding tan and licensing OASIS MOTORS 1701 j 771 7100 < 3? Willow Or Little Silver KITCHEN CABINETS - Birch in perience Write PO Box SS. Weil Long 1 Coldstreom Woy, Tinlon Foils LHASA APSO - One mole and one LINCOLN TOWN CAR 1*77 - Ex REO BANK VOLVO WE NEED USED CARS I ANTIQUE PIANO - Eoriy 1900 s eludes wall oven, range top. eihaust Branch, N J . tend resume AM replies Equal Opportunity Employer M F 1 lemale. five months old. line of ihom ccllent condition, power won. oil 119 E Newmon Springs Rd Lenox upright grand S3 * high by hood, also Hotpoint portable dish learner, crult* control, tilt wheel Top dollar poid MULLER CHEVRO confidential. SHORT ORDER COOKS - Bartenders piont housebioken 117S Coll 764 U40 CADILLAC SEDAN - DeVllle Red Bonk, N J 741 SM6 !M HII'J Sound board excellent metallic paint, mint condition LET, Hwy 34 Maluwon. 14* WOO wosher Call )*\ 1447, Fully loodtd. excellent condition, LIFE INSURANCE REPRESENT (M F). wallers woitresses tl good tone slightly sharp Ebony wood PLAYFUL - All black male kitten VOLKSWAGEN BUG I*7J - Gos mi WE BUY USED CARS A NO TRUCKS ATIVES - Opportunity |utt knocked perirnced only Call lor appointment i cabinet with casters motchmg stool KITCHEN SET - Butcher block table, seven weeks old. too good home After owner, garage ktpl Four low milage Str. clean, no dents 11JS0 RTZ Chrysl Sterling Thompson wonti you ' 7793131 i DOOO 14? as*! year old. asking |130 764 SI7I Ipm, 741 4W7 tires, with one wt of mow tins LOTUS CORTINA - Collector , item. 741-4HS ed Bank, I Progressive market!, crvaiive under LES PAUL COPY - Ibonei mounted, must set ond drive to believe very tail, very comfortable Illtle cor, ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE - POMERANIAN PUPPIES T*,i VOLKSWAGEN 1*77 - Dasher, two writing, wide variety ot products Area s largest and finest selection 37] it tt.OOO mllet t3400 Call before noor needi work. HODO or trade, aiio Corn \a Slrutocoiler, Bruce 7Ml watt PA or lead months old. AH. C i reame %lli to 17W porti n\ 4411 door Hatchback, aulomollc irons Leads' Leads' Leads' Expanding m | Sguonkum Yellowbrook Rd . Farm or after I p m , 791 JS7? SKILL amplifier, echo unit Til IMI Call 777 7041 minion, air, AM'FM, 1S.000 milts igpr<' modal* ne«l to Howtll Pork CHEVROLET VAN IHI MAVERICK im - SIi.N icylinder ylmi: , Like new, mutf sell-leaving country TRAINING McLAIN. 931 9371 I) days) LfcVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS SCOTTIES - AKC ng. W.Ot ilei. Best ofter 147 4434 after 6pm BAR -. Pine limsri S?.4* wrougt.1 .Von VERT CAL BLINDS 10 weeks old. larrtiiy roistd Cell ?4?47M pus and SolS e I 747 76SI WHELAN PONTIAC BUICK OPEL rail. 130 Roller skates sue I U 30*. OFF LIST' __ Auto Sale*, til 4414 Free delivery. Etenby Productt Ca CHEVROLET IMS - Ntw tlrtt, paint Hwy 9 Freehold Help Wonted Extra money. Part-time I til oiti ; SMALL VORKIE PUPS - Dome, III mogv InHjrlor MERCURY COUGAR - l*u Neeoi engine lathes ond Bridgeport Ability 701 431 4676 •>' mm NEVER USED - 1971 model Imperial repair Very busy Shop Five-day work perienced deportment managers E. Fort Hancock-072-0129 CQ» AI. sn-mi tresses ond ladder Maple pine or upright Ires' free freejtr with vinyl MUSTANG I«e4 week Eiccllenl pay plan and benefits cclltnl stading salary, live day week STATE COMPENSATORY - EduCO ' CHEVROLET IMPALA 1*71 - Four Call m 4411 CHEVROLET 1971 - Tow Truck 440 benefil program, periodic salary re walnut From tUS 764 9SIB front Cost MOO. will sacrifice for 117S Apply in person or call Circle Chtvro lion Aide Slarl Jon 7 1979 under or best offer Still under warranty Call door, air. power steering, good second After Spin, call S47Q7I6 Holmes body Good condition Many lei Co-pony, Ml Shrewsbury Ave . view art among the many odvanloges BUREAU - Four drawer ISO E> leocher t guidance Instruct under 791 3?« «K ni-n**L after 5 p.m. ol working with Pergament Some MUSTANG GHIA 1*75 - Automatic, .Minn UVX or beit offer m 4197 Shrewsbury. N J 741 3130 Ask for Nick achievers molhianguoge arts Thret crMent condition Coll CHEVROLET MALIBU lt» - Good i Trocchio, Service Manager part time positions alto ovoilablt OAK TABLE - And four i hui". Sfots power steeitngbrokes, olr. V I 307 en CHEVROLET !»•*- ^ ton Pickup All hours doily Uo rears college mm 777 6"S buy. Sim. Co(l ofter 4 p m si. lo tight people gine M.OOO miles 147 1170 new motor, clutch and hrei IMS imum requirement pay U IS an hour CAMERA - And Lens Nikon F7 ; AUTO MECHANIC - First Cton and PERGPERGAMENA T Haiiei Phone 46! 1106 Calls Neck Township Coll 741 69)7 OLDSMOBILE WAGON If/] Full 741 »I3, after S p m Photomic with Vivnar Series It IS IS brocket A onl* needappiy Lcodptnon Hwy B & Poole Av School CHEVROLET VAN - 1173, VI, outo power, air, 43,000 milei. excellent con CHEVROLET PICKUP 1?7| — Four, lor Dodge dealership Excellent pay MECHANICAL TRAINEES - No ex loom lens M9 0313 764 '737 ORGAN - Conn Prelude double key board Leslie speaker S1SO0 Phone motic. paneling, carpet, bed. mags, oilion, 11900 or best offer Ul it?I wheel drive, 3S0 outomotic tram and fringe benefits Good opportunity I perience nectiwry win train Call STAFF - Registered Nurse <0 CARPET 671 S4W good shope USSO Call M4 4S74 OLDSMOBILE I»7S - Regency air million 7 7 weittrn plow. AM'FM lor right person Call Jim at FIH Mo Your Navy Recruiter in Red Bonk 'ttk plut - IS 10 pei , 741 2116. Freehold. 7M 1070. E Brunt Rtd Sculptured pile I'IU WO CHEVROLET NOVA - Iff], tKCtlltnl boos Loaded Top condition 13700 lors. Rl. 35. Eatontown 547 1117 hour, time oniiu hail lor overtime, plus Call Ul 47IJ T wlcfc. m SHI shift differential As Registered Nursr condition AUTO BODY — Person, minimum ol Call ?H m* or 777I3H. 7 1Q p.m. hove complete responsibility of pa Coll 7IJ-4SJ* two yeors tiptrience Apply at Let s MECHANIC - On trucks, mutt be tx irnls assigned to her him, including : PIANO - Upright goad condilton ' OLDSMOBILE 1971 Garage, IS3 Broodway. West Long perienced no tools necestory. Eaton DODGE CLUB - 1974 Cab pick-up 311 jiving ot medicolion ond complete re • ll» Colt after 4pm Branch lown area Call lor detail*. Ml iS09 VI, itondard ihltt. new llrei pl cord keeping Standorrj equipment op ; S*3 3149 __ Call T47-47I3 between 6am ond 1pm Atk tor John CHRISTMAS TREE - Flame resist. fated requires two years Nursing snows 1I1W Call HI M36 *ufo BODV 1»eP~ATR~PERSON~— stand 6 Baisam Fir. 115 OLDSMOBILE 1*41 School Associate Degree f-ORD 1*73-Util.t Good pay plan, benetlls. Sleody work uitni , PIANOS - ORGANS Owt. tools No painting Coll U1-0W N J Stolt Job Service ! VOU LL LOVE FREEHOLD MuSiC Colt W-47M 171 Monmoulh St Red Bonk, N J CLARINET. CENTER BECAUSE OF SERVICE BARELY USED UOO OPEL SPORT COUPE — 1t7> ! AVON MESSENGER NO FEE CHARGED SELECTION. AND PRICE ON MOST AM'PM, four spetd, good Urn, (food ! SUPPLEMENTAL TEACHERS - 147 SM7 AFTER 6 MAJOR BRAND PIANOS & ORGANS' CHRYSLER IH7 - 100 Bod* oom SELLING IS FOR PEOPLE MAIL CLERK Mornings Pleose apply in person. Me condition UOO Coil 4»j JWV : COMPLETE - Mediterranean dining WE HAVE MANY TRADE INS TO OBttVflpOd lor parti, IJW or best otter WHO LIKE PEOPLE mortal School Mormngside Ave . Un • room set. eight pieces Hk| new rea CHOOSE FROM OR YOU CAN RENT Coll TJTWi. ofter 7 P m _. _ PLYMOUTH"SATELLITE iwb~- »soo Sell Avon Meet people while you earn ion Beach, N J 1*71 FORD Fourwheel dt . A PIANO OR ORGAN ON AN UN or best offer 1*71 FORD - Four-wheel drlvt. 4N4. good money Flexible hours For o> Entry level position currently avail , sonacie tnmi COUGAR XR7 117} - Power steering steep Jumperp , htavtay duduty ttpringip . duol t J h dt dl tolls call Mrs Hammond. 67143*1 able in our office services department. SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT - LIMITED BASIS C _OrbUB AN Af otr conditioning, mult sell Call otter I Coii mwa gass ianks. Hiding rearear window, Mrs Korittuls, SMS7U. Mrs Archer. moilroom ond messenger duties Foi Garden Apartment complex • Daily-Sunday t (*t~'.M 4r AND T*ve WAiTiWfc PLYMOUTH 1*74 - Gold Duster two AM FFM radiradio IlebaIlebarrt undercooling Driver's license ond automobile essen Knowledge ol electrical, plumbing and ' TIME' door. lU-cylinder outomotic. power Call dayd s 717 iU9 CREDIT PROBLEMS BAR UNDER l*'f -~F'uM~time liol gentrol oporIment maintenance ; steering/brakes, air conditioning One FREEHOLD Warehouse NO eo*hT It you'rt working, we can Sochslodt Tavern, We offer on eiceMeni beneln package Salary plus apartment Coll 'or ap i owner Clean. 17.J97 milts 17WS ex GMC PICKUP im rtelp to g«t you tinoncw No money • Bray Ave Eost Ktansburg metuding a comprehensive medicot pomtment «TllJl Monctay through ( REGISTER 462-4730 eluding lot ond licensing Clid Th down Poymanli arranged to wit your ond dental progrom BOAT RIGGER Friday Bom toipm OCEAN COUNTY MALL fttedt Many New and Quality Used REO BANK VOLVO For interview coll INTERNATIONAL SCOUT II 1*74 Eapentnced person lo install out- Classified Ads Cart to enoow from Call Mr freder 119 E Newmon Springs Rd Mri Moroe. SU 4000 E>l US TRUCK MECHANIC - Diesel e> 240-5454 Si» cylinder four speed two wheel boards. electronics ond commission Ichs al Rassas Pontlac. 3tS Brood St Red Bonk, N J ui \tu pentnee ant) tools necessary Apply m \ • POOL TABLE - And accessories reg drlvt, AM'FM. 1IS00 $4] 704S. sierndiive boots Only experienced uioiion • '• Italian state top last Rtd Bonk 741)110 person SchMOrtt International. 141 W PLYMOUTH GRAND COUPE I973~- Morlnt mechanict need apply as low as i ytor sChnMmoigift tost UOO. asking Ffonl St Red Bank 1 DATSUN 510 - 1*71 Four speed man Origmol owner, 40.000 miles EdCtlltnt FLAGSHIP MARINE. 791 SoOO 1400 AH 4O7t TOYOTA LAND CRUISER If74 - uat. good condition WOO condition, powtr tteering-brakes olr WANTED Best offer Call 717 7747 Four-wheel drive, three-speed. Irons BOOKKEEPER - Ledgers,'controls. NEED EXTRA «ONEY' - Sell direct SO OVERWEIGHT Coii 741 rot 41 cents ! HUGS - 9il7 ISMI7: eoch 110 Soft mission, oil options, hordtop and soft payroll, assistant direcfor Some typ with bonus Bt your own boss with MEN AND WOMEN PLYMOUTH 19M - Fury III. Nt«4t . vinyl rtdmer cho-r IIS DODGE CHARGER r»H - SE. two op. tlvt new desert dog 11' tires and S Ing Must be available Jonuory Tnd growing California company Colt For the Trenton eKptnmtnl Check to some transmission work Best otter 671 Mil door, elgnt cyllndtr automatic, powei spoke wheels, locking w worn hubs Rtsponslblt. thinking person used to see it you quality tteerlng/brokei/wtndowft. olr condi Call Jtl 0WI blue and white. 1S.SO0 firm I47-SH7 i oniitiOls Resume to Monmouth Courier NEWSPAPER HOWE D«LIV6RY t Must be it Lbs or more overweight For FAST RESULTS SHEETS dF CORRUGATED PAPER Honing. AM FM Two y*or warranty < SPCA PO Box *3 Eotontown 0"?4 PONTIAC TRANS AM - 1*71, black Mon to Sal , or Sun only, early a m . 7 Must be willing to follow instructions BOARD - Ideoi for Camp S ovalttfcie. JM« mlln tlltS. tuclud TRUCK INSURANCE tiOCtlyNo non sense Instructions in AT LOW COST Special Edition TA. At Power win ; BOOKKEEPER - Apply' Mari'boro established route, no collecting or so Scout Church ond Business protects FREE Quotes and binders by phone elude diet eierctsenutntion oows, cruise control, automatic. T CALLJOLL^FREE M0 173 #703 I Gloss Distributors, Tennenl Rd . noting Must have car Permanent Coll 747 40*6 or 44} 4A71 Now, whtn you roof, olr, cost oluminum wheels door Morgonville H i SSI 1400 year round petition Coll 747-1M3 3 Must be abK to afford 110 a week phone locks, radio. AM.FM stereo tope deck 4 Musi be able to atlenrj two one hour SNOW TIRES - 121. used one yeai place a REGKTIR custom velour seals mint condition 4 Motorcycles BOYS GIRLS - There noy be on eve NEW COMPANY - Seefcs o lomily classes per week Day or night 7| IS whifewaiis mounted on Chrysler UU0 Coll 94* M37, M6 3S1S nlng and Sunday newspaper rout* oriented person nol olraid ot hard S66 7971 nmt tSC Coll aHer 6 >V 1IS7 DODGE CHALLENGER 1*7] - E available in your orea Earn Trlpt, work Knowledge ol hond toolt a musl REGISTER aostiHtd Ad for 3 eel lent condition Automatic Powi PONTIAC 1919 - OrofHl Prin Fully WANTSOMEONE - With nice but not Cash. Prues plus weekly profit Area Plumbing, carpentry and tile setting o SNOW tiRES - Two studded, HI W itctrlng/braliet. comoit Low loaded with many extras Low FREE quotei ond bindert by prumf , distinctive handwriting fo> Christmas CALL TOLL-FREE MO-tn «701 plus Slarting wage depends on e» cords, hourly basis Write Boi C 347. Classified Ads liS eoch or more days, mltf#t 471 Wn HONDA 1*71 - XR7S, .uni excelirni perience ond willingness Unlimited 147 1ST! DOOGE VAN 1*U - Low mlitsat opportunity tor right person COM including Sunday, PONTIAC GRANDVILLC 1973 - Two mony eRtrai. 1415 Also Motortroit 542-1700 SOFA - Colonial red velvet -us' good condition door, powtr brakes steering windows booit. lite 9' i. U0. never worn CARPENTER - Needed Skilled for Frank ?64 SJ]| for Interview ten Askmg t7» air conditioning. AM FM I track, X RAV TECHNICIAN - Port time I Call 741 *SSt S91-US* home olltralion work Top pay Coll NUCLEAR PLANT WORKERS - No II Free from Mgtawan Area you get an txtro steel belted rodioli. vinyl top Good mornings, registered license Con 147 7191 OOOOI CMAROER - 1*77. Ill Cu In after 4. 7I74SIS family ccara . 71.000 miles, atklng Jim 741 3*03 itondard Ihltt, two-door, vinyl root, KAWASAKI IVTI-KEIOO On.otiroad Recruiter in Red Bo 1 7376?J . FFree day RUE! ttlkc. mint condition 1400 Coll after S hold to 1070. E Br 731 S171 566-8100 STAINED GLASS - Sign U.tJ I opprOHlmoitly *'.OOO mllti Excellent framed wth back light iss Colt1 IN 1S31 Condition. MM Call after J p - PONTIAC LfMANS l»71 - Three NURSES AIDES-Wttktnos oil. 'J 52 Babysitting/Child Toll Fret from Middletown Area 791 1*1.' ofier t 0 rn ipeed Mick. •!> cylindtr. two-door, VAMAHA 1976 — YZM dirt blfct El ond 3 11 shin Modern extended care IfGKTtt Classified u\-um of 44*-ms CLERK 5TERtO 1URN1ABU Ge Store E«penence preferred Co4t Saturdoyt. three children Alter mllet UOO or besl offer S41*M0 Union A 3rd. Ave -Long or used A AC DESK OUTLET 1709 THE USED FURNITURE CENTER vidual with tottory clerical t> Create Your Frame '41 '714 7J9 31S1 19; Shrewsbury A.e Red Bar* day, based on 3 private -. Bhm5IQ0 | perience Outlet will include prepare | Rl 35 Ookhurvt Sll 3990 PART ii Mb - Bus dnvrr. private BABYSITTER TOhaun Beers Has beens ond Why Not* PONTIAC 1*77 - Nine potsenger | lion of efficiency reports and pai FIAT PEUGEOT DEALER coll Mrs Moroe. S46 4000. Ext 33S | Middletown Coil after 4 p m 671 6S43 rait Results, low Steering'braktl, automatic, air Cleon million M.OOO miles Wi Coll areas Con earn 17501300 monthly snow tires .with rims. U0 Can ' BILL LANZARO S AUTO SALES INC An equal opportunity employer IM Ft ! BABYSITTER - Five days a week OOG HUN - n.?i tr^a.r, link 7W3S74T after A W1 3301- .,, , . -74' 66*1 Otter t IMMoln St Maiowan SU 9000 Days. 74? 33*4 eyes 177 40S3 five hours, in my home. Long Branch portable 1700 TWO TONE - Green bucket s*at, for Cost — Now an FIAT 1*71 -*t» Sport Solder Four PONTIAC 1*74 - Safari Wagon, nine PART TIME RECEPTIONIST - FOF area, references, own transportation U4.I1M TIRES At,as quanty tnow tires and passenger AM FM stereo, olr, lUMor 1*77 Pinto. e»c*nenl condition US orumoi rtospilol Coll between 17 30 to 'OOKJI snow tires m stock Save IS for tpttd convertible AM FM ittreo CUSTODIAN MA- Full lime. Poro 170*731 ELECTBlC LOG SPUTTERS - For extra Day. Phone ben otter '1/ 1*95 Call Ut 147t ofter 4 pm I 7 30. Monday through Friday S44 A5W each radiaal snosnow CotC t /41 9646 7 for oq ' Attlng ttOO Coll »1Hf? chlal school Boyihore Areo Good pay rent or sole Can Days 79i 0190 E vet PART TIME SALES RECEPTIONIST I CHILD CARE - m my home, two poinime" "Fair Havtn Eugn FIREBIRD \H1 - 4SJ, tour ipeed PONTIAC CATALINA 1971 - Full ond benefits Send resume lo BOH 791 31 il MM 700. -Experienced in soles, sleody em 'children ages } and e Approximately freth mtdnloht blue locoytr. cuitom BT, low mlleoge Excellent condl 6 Auto Rent/Lease D 311. The Daily RegWer Shrewsbury 1 7S hours ptr week References ono ELECTONE - ISO htor.ng ou»e. two 1 TOY TRAINS - On sale, oil 'ypes • -luctt C Musi stll (1000 or best offer H i 07701 ploymenl. salary plut commissions. i transportation required 739 7*13 after Repairs mode on on trains Con. I hours 4 t p m Colt 671 4940 SU 1W4 to o m to 4 p m 0714477. " RENT A VAN - Low, low rales Call DENTAL RECEPTIONIST I* 'eTOI Toll Proo Matawan Marty. TOM S fORO. Hwy. ». Key •PART FULLTIME OPENING U.I1 RABBIT - You we got to drive H to penented. full time Marlboro Reply TRAIN SET - Over H trock pieces FIREBIRD t!7S - Low mlltoot. rod' pert. 744 1*00 I per hour with division of Alcoa No FENDER - Boss amplifier wfthpiush believe It SHREWSBURY MOTORS. Bo* 0 117 The Doily Register cabinet two IS speakers US Three locomotive and cor* highest offf Arta - 566-8)00 s. AM/FM Stereo, V I Coll 744 J900. : experience II or older Coll for ap USEO AUTO 1 VAN RENTALS Shrewsbury. N J 07701 ^ S3 Domestic Help school Desk choirs Twok'tchen leb'e* Ml 7919 Ofler « pm J—He or Vic. INC., w-mp. pomtmtnt U p m fll 71*4 17 A DAY J0> MILE DENTAL ASSISTANT - Will train. 11 Four bicycles Low pn lights covets and stands IC ponen designed with take, basic s« I'M |,|, ' 1 -Check the USEDFURNITURE CFN O1H, lour ply treoa two ply tio> Volvo Triumph Oeoler MNI' Phoenix Brokerooe. tS Hwy eorly morning potlllont lupermjing afom 6'1 S«SO Holmdel-Hojiei area IER OF RED BANK. Fine'umiture fo' wails two fiberglos Bei'% two nylon Hwy 3S- Monoiquon S7I 7J00 Jt, Key port newpoper carriers In the 'oilowing MALE COLLEGE - Studenl looking Rt AI FSTATE GET IN ON THE less 191 Shrewsbury Ave 1 puts Con 147 in* towns. Keontburg and Oceanporl Per GROUND FLOOR - Little Silver Real for temporary employment between . monent potlllon tof rewonslble per • ty ii now interviewing for experienced semesters Dec 71 Feb 4 Coll , 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sole 10 Wanted ton saiory ond car ollowor.ee If in vilespeopieonci new comers desiring to 717 0VU Automotive leretted call dovt. 747 JJ« eves . succeed in fht rtal estate field We •77 40S1 otter professional Iroming, o coopf'a RELIABLE WOMAN Withet lo I live staff, floor time and a modern wen work tor a friendly lq~ily oM've every '• DO YOU — Hove a desire to eorr> Tues . Wed . every other Fn and Sot ; 1 equipped office In on excellent toco JUNK CARS WANTED above overage income We will sho* Soiory t76 SO per day Neor but roule . CLASSIFIED you now eosy it Is with one of Ccnlroi lion Pitast coll Broker. Mimi Cotlen INSTANT CASH AND PICK UP berg. 741 0»W Plus hostess lor New Year % Eve party j CALL BILL, mull Jerwy s lorgeil realiort Licensed or for 60 people Coll ofter S 74l MI7 Also unlicensed Molowan. itb lioo REAL ESTATE SALES ironing three tv«\ per ween, a 3 X NEED A CAR? TOP DOLLAR Marlboro S36 IM0 It you ore on experienced real estate p m FOR USED CARS DRAFTSMAN M f Three la five soles avsociate looking to make a GET RE-ESTABLISHED LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO , INC change we would like ng progrom Colt now Ask lor Mr L A DAILY GUIDE "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" ELECTRICAL TRAINEES - No •• Male perttnee ntcettory Will Irain. Coll Janata ALL AROUND YARD WORK - FrtM your Now Recrultrr In Red Bonk. UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED CAAAASSA AGENCY i tl i ld 741 ?JM. Freehold, m 1070. E Brunt Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS DAILY jMch, 7N S\l% 747-9292 LICENSED REAL ESTATE AS FAST FOOD DAV COOK And day SOCiATE - Needed lor busy ottice ADDING MACHINES MISCELLANEOUS ROOFING A SIDING 100% FINANCING cothier. full time 10 4 » Mon through Coll Chris Benedetto, 471 0404 for more TYPEWRITERS Fri Apply in person between J 4. Mon information or confidential interview ! SNOW PLOWING - And tigfit Njui.ng ROOFING AND SIDING P'M tsi No Co-M*k«ri — No Qlmmlckt through Fn , Nonlucktt Foles OlSOn Roo'inf & S'ding Co Ca RENTALS 471 Shrewsbury Awe . Shrewsbury firm, brokerage experience helpful. sold Uoded. repoirtd [ S44 00a ofttr S p m ond Sunday* M7S*l6or J3I IVH tst t«3 Business DISCOUNT 1 on Kit Spot Approvtl II.Qu«mitd GAL GUY FRIDAY - Apply at Lee t good salary ond benefit* 741 MOO Garoge ISO Broodway. Wett Long SERPICOS '47 (MS \ TAILOR - todies . men s alterations SACCO S ROOFING Branch Opportunities repairs Ptck up. deliver* 17 Soutr 'erroce. Tmlon Foils Ul i*n : Wt ore e»pert\ m our fieitf. "tun rt Col Mr. Bonks 566-6120 or 6411 A DAY' RN - 111 shift, five days o week. LUNCHEONETTE - tiCtlltflt Nortt ALTERATIONS 1 rnooeiing, otfic fan -nsloiio'icn utt" $ 00 9' a mil* GAL/GUY FRIDAY oiler note weekends Wonmouth Shopping Center location \ PLOWING - Fret estimates Call of stairs, sform 4 u'««n windows. 'OO' To Otaitl Regional Adminislrolor m 671 0169 New futures Crossing HOO.000 Long te> S p m r*poirV etc Coll 671 9717 lor | t l Lets talk CARPETING- Complete corpet ver m 1177 plus gat divenlvied dvttes Strong math re ROOFER'S HELPED - Will Horn vice, "ree estimates Can lote after quired Call after 4pm noon oi E ves . »7l $573 c W > '40 PREVENT CHIMNEY flDES - F"e ' 9 H4S197 TRUCK ft AUTO MIDOLETOWN CARVEL In bus ptoce Chimney eipertly cteontd ioot 1 CALL FOR INTERVIEW SALESPERSON - Eiperttncwl cut Shopping center Owner will tol E*F HOWE REPAIR os/>. tieosoie Special US JW 30" RENTAL s "or more dttatis coll Chn ROOFING PAINTING VALUABLE COUPON 79 MAZDA Combined Insurance torn ond reody mode decorating Full FOHO RENT A CAR >l 71 0O MNiDETTORE CARPENTRY time Pension plan ond 900a storting MNiEOE PAINTING * FAIRWAY VORO . Co. SOlory lor the right person Coll lor HWY )S MID ! WEEKENDS ONIY Doily Weekly Monttily- Of America ilment, Shrewsbury Decorators, Phone otter A p m . Mon Fn DECORATING 717 3400 GLC (.an BobfcM 614 6 Mike, 74111*0 50 CENTS OFF 3TC« „ SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOWt USED AUTO ft VAN Ml NT*f. The Gai Mittr 591-9590 « jOCLI'SUB SHOP tor sole Ueort. u i.fMCRAL CONSTRUCTION \> k OAY.»07 Mil r SALESPERSON p*etet» red» 1 IWN, I. N J O77U my own buvi Ww Wcmg you' cHSS''*d ad noon lo t p m Apply In person only, 1 r AVIS INDUSTRIAL PAINT SALESPERSON between lam and 12 noon lo Miss LOAN BY PHONE MOVING&STORAGE • el ',,%!.,'up' , lii r . 1 i^,i,'. N 1 ' rtj' M * i fS«f». Ml gOO* fOMfrfl f'Kllly M O l bl For tost lonftdtntial StrwK* 'O' seron lion for quality work ond rtoionotiit or CwilfKl AOnrltitrt) Km* dory mortgage loons' Coll MAJESTIC MUVI wiiii mil •*•!*» »-• Doily Register. Shrewsbury N J DUNKIN DONUTS FINANCE COKI* . osk for Mf lewis' estimain Senior raits, also «ll i AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE INSURANCE - Cotuoliy agency M0 Broodwoy CALL TOLL FREE travel Co'l anytime. SM91V4 SCHWARTZ Ctfiuul ossHlont to commerttol str Weil Long Branch on 8 Jones . fully insured (800) 672-1179 ; vltr underwrlftr Good lyplng essen SCCRElARY - Bookkeeper, mm For fret eslimaits tall 77» *3» CHRYSLER - PtYMOUTH ItOl Shorthand txsplul Sotory com imvm three years eiptnente Call Roy MISCELLANEOUS Call 542-1700 WALLY S PAINTING Vk try harder. mtmwolt with txptrltnce Located M Eileen lot on Interview. 771 M07 dial LIGHT HAULING - And will d EXPERT CRAFTSMEN Man ctwcki to: The DaHy Rt«itttr UIW.rtMrtSt. Uitmk HthttJtl. •II-31I1 bars*mtnts, atlus gorogev ond r SECRETARY - StttM rtojuirttl Write Interiors Our Speciality "Tht Action Line' Call John HI, U) 13*4 Ont fU|lilw W»M, Shrtwibory, N.J. 07701 (W 74/-07I7 LAOHSMEN Work at homt on In* slotlngouoltltcollont lo Bo« O 143. The 7*1 IWI, AFTER 4 P M phont. eorn in ISO weekly servicing Daily ftegttter, Shrewsbury. NJ tur c uslMTwrt M* 1U4 vm 542-1700 m EdoBtow; 16 The Daffy Regfeter SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY. DECEMBER it, tun Nubbin

77, Pttt And Llvwtocli 101. AportmtnH 102. Houses For Rent TUCN I WILL KEANMUItG - „ BELFORD — Three bedrooms, o VOU AMP PCAfr M30 «< *j«C>tMPH*t Mr Htfrto.i room ttudlo. twobeoroom apart bath, lorge family room, living room HWMTHMI. hot woter end cwMint dink* area, kitchen 13» monthly, se rwp «muTu»i POOOLEI »»• tlM awe? M». 7P-4PS. cwrWy-flwowce* eJMUl Country Cottoae $195 Kids OK Some utllilies*ree WANTED - A i tor mln , cloM to N Y Outline 14JMX STATE HENTALS Bkr _ Va years Available Jan t Call • S .Men h frl . JMU1J HAZLET - Three bedroom ronch with with children. goM basement Leoee with security. |4H LONG BRANCH - Beautiful aporl plut wdiitles Available Dec. I menl to rent a) any lime IW-roo*n. ACADEMY AGENCY. l*St Hwy IS modern kitchen, modern room* Call Ho/let. N.J 73*2221 Bicycles/Mini anytime before I. t»Ml9 No pen HIGHLANDS ~ Small, three roam cot Blktt MAGNIFICENT -Ocean view from tog* Suitable adults 1171 per month one-btaYtorn condomlniwm In High plut utilities Security required BIKES-USED land* Wail lowoll carpelina, air, bolcony,p«bLand lennli court UUpcr witwo. num. tufwo month. In-Ml tvn. MATAWAN - Ken Gardeni. IHg on* and two-btaVOtm aportmenli tMrtlng at 1210. CarpttlM throughout Air con 132 Condominiums dttiofllno LoH of porking Swimmlnfl LEONARDO - Snail five room house 131. Houses For Sale pool ana TefwiltCourti. Your wry own two large bedrooms, modern kitchen Town Houses 210. Lost And Found potlo Walk lo shopping ond N Y City dryer, cyclone fenced yard, well In DeMarco *ulated, overall imnoculate ideal toi BEST BUY IN LINCROFT MONMOUTH BEACH - Grociows con LOST - Tiny white dog with Mack commuting 4U-4O1I For your conve small family or three adults Uli pei Our Lincroft home ll one ot the few nienu open Sot or day*. 10 owiip m d l bd t th Mad. liny Mock spots. HM collai, Al Merchandise montti plus utilities Lease, security Riverbroot Split Levels available ol a m- *wrj \MMfeO MIDDLETOWN — One at the nicest (attic Hlohiartds. 79 nm wrw and reterencesA Option to buy Avail terrific price Only ttl.SM for two full and Trust Company. Freehold. New Jersey Wanted butldingt In town, ant bedroom, lorae tmit tile batht. huge yord. « »14 LOST AND MISSED - SolW woy able Jon I Coll Owner at 741 MOO. f female cot. vicinity Ridae Rd , drug gets living room, Hit both, lovely yord, Iftl a m to S p m. eation room, overslie garaoe. plui o A single rote of Interest that the Bonds on to bear, I AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UNWANTED Dim low utility Security required Realtor) SJI4 Rumson Reward 741 MM centrololrl Hurry, it won I last at this I Mel 1%. ANIIQUES JEWELHV, RUGS. FOR Wle)l Leonardo $195 price SEA BRIGHT - 1JJBI sq ft unll In CASH eludes, two bedrooms, aen. m te IW INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES MODERN APARTMENT - Neat Two bedrooms Kids, pets OK .ilngs tromportatloo. best time lo coll before 747*414 STATE RENTALS Bkr RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS baths, forage, eot-ln kitchen, fir* support being the first lo mature, ond IS* E Newman Spring* Rd RANCH ptoce, central air. G.E. opptionces Sparky" Marlboro/Coll* Neck orea Sthonil,SM,Mnor 747 4M0 noon «HH» LEONARDO - Smoli house, great to. Reward. 431*17* r. The price the bidder will pay. which shall be n This three bedroom ronch could not be carpeling. patio ond balcony, pool, ten more thon il.UMO* MODERN - Efficiency apartment one or two people Spacious grounds snugger on a cold winter's eve Fire nil court and prlvote beoch March 1st LOST — Male F«H Terrier, Mack, EDISON (AP) - A man The Bonds will be sold to the bidder suomltUng a legally c ALL LIONEL TRATNS ovoiiabic immediately No pett Coil «25 o month plus ulllllir- Call otter 4 ploce. e«rtro insulation and low, low occuponcy From 179,900 EX while ond Ian Answers to George proposal specifying the towesi rote ol Interest At hetweon sjKh befwoon M. HU&M p.m. Ifiaw heating cost Full basement ond close CELLENT FINANCING STILL who lost his New Jersey Of flyer. Top coth oppfolwl *4»-WJ area 71J ttftl speclfytnglhc some rote of interest, the Bonds «m be sold >. the b MATAWAN BOROUGH — Three or lo transportation AVAILABLE Call 747 71*9, 95 doily. often lo oc< ept the leosl •mount of Bonds, it two or more such t>" OCEAN GROVE — One-bedroom four bedroom house for rent or sale eves , 747-7141 ISLANOVIEW LOST - Utt year old mole, oltered, medical license two years ANTIQUES-AnythlnooW furnlturi, (Bailment, kitchen, living room, HIS CENTURV 11 lorge Mock short haired cat with while lo occepl thelome leosl amount, (her. the Bonds win be sold f Close lo Parkway, train and school* ALAN CHOKOV AGENCY TOWNHOUSES, 1MI Oc—ti Aw. ottering to pay therefor the highest price lltwoar more SUCtitM—. pfr rmonth Includes oil ullllllet Call I47S per month plui utilities Col 747-0» I SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Resales paws, cfeoetii one) chest Spirit wos toil ago returned to hear former ••MO after e:» p m. or «71-4»I9 Various modeli LAWLEY AGENCY. soen on Byrnes Lone. Eotontown on pay tbViome highest price, thin the Bonds shall be sold to one of sujn bidders Se*-73il oner 4 D« 4th, He has a brown collar with patients support a con- Mtociedbv letfromomonf.il luch bidders The purchaser ^tt*MP*van ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN BUV OR SELL - Your home tnrouoh Realtors, T41-4M3. eves. BW-5S79 amounl equal to the Interest rale of Ihe Bends accrue*.le the date of payment TIQUES. R1 Itond Homeiteod Awe Ocean Township $200 RE O BANK - Charming four bedroom an affiliate ol the largest real estate 1971 Rabies Tog No ITU Reword Call troversial drug, procame Leonordo Jtl 1H0. All ulilillei free Kidt OK ronch. lorge gomrroom, unfurnished company in the world—Century ll MHW. 7474434 IfiJTl RENTALS Bkr 1400 month plu* utilities f44 tue* Coiens Realtor, 741 rat Multiple Hit- PVP. ""iherign^sitserved lo rc|ect all bid* ond ony bid net comply ing with Ihe BUYING U.S. COINS - Silver, aold 133 Income Properly REWARD - LatMtS BAM nautical terms ot thli notice will be relectod. „, .. PORT MONMOUTH - Small Iwo RED BANK - One family, six rooms, charm bracelet. Atton fit Highland s Each bidder Is required to deposit o certified. Ireosuter *• vcw'tr t Proof wti. pre l«* *lN«r dollar». is 00 Peter DeMarco. of M»r- 0 up lob DUon. Red Bonk Antique Ctn bedroom hor^e, convert lent ly located own utilities Residential area Call ELLEN S HAZELTON, REALTOR RED BANK INCOME PROPERTY^ area, Dec 1, Sentimental value theck povoble to the order of Ihe Borough of Eolonlown tor "'J,*"* *? ttr, M9-43M. U7S plut utilities, security ond refer between Upm 747-100* Member Real Eslole Exchange Two one bedroom apartments, lovely IH 10*0 nsville. Pa. lost his Newupon a bonk or trust company, and luch check inoulabe enclosed wim me ences required. 47U4OT M2 13M area, ample parking, walking d 1st once proposal When the successful bidder hoi been ascertained, all such deposits HO TRAINS - Eurof»on>rolo Type RIVER PLAZA - Section of Mid will be promptly returned lo the persons mokino the samo, efttMl the Chock RED SANK n RIVERSIDE AVE lo buses and shopping, 132.JOO Cal' Jersey medical license in Call f-S p.m. and leave name and dletown Four bedroom, Iwo bath. FAIR HAVEN — Coty two bedroom owntf otter j p.m , 531«f4, 211 Special Notices ol the successful bidder, which will be applied In part payment tor the >« balhs, mil Full services. 741*S*S. limitation as lo role or amount, ond that interest thereon on the Bonds is port. 541 IMP Independently Owned" 223 Fair Haven variety of diseases I'sing exempt trom Federal Income tonatlon, (b) certilicotei In form satisfactory ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL - Pro 113 River Rd Fair Haven to said firm evidencing the proper execution ond delivery of the Bonds and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furnished fessianal Building Ponded, carpeted RECKEATIONAl NOTICE MM Open I to t At a special meeting of the Fair color slides to illustrate his receipt of payment therefor and the fact that the Bondi will not be otbitrog* one -bedroom log cabin apartment on office, ample parking; utilities In obligations within the meaning of the internal Revenue Code; ond let o Scenic Or , overlooking New York eluded Receptionist service available Haven Zoning Board of Ad|uslment talk, he described procaine Horbor, 1375 a month including utlll RED BANK — One bedroom, living JUST LISTED LOW IMS held on November 21, 1971. variances certificate. In form and tenor satisfactory to sold law firm ond dated as ol the room, dining room, nice location Call Brood Sl^ Shrewsbury MM700 hree super bedrooms, living room, IE date of such delivery, to the eft eel thot there IS no litigation pending or I to the ties Coll 1*1-43*7 or 741-tW were granted to John ond Morion treatments for cancer, dia- after 6 pm., 747-032* iROAD ST — Red Bank. Modern ot dining room, eat-In country kitchen, 152 Boats & Montgomery, Block 27, Lot No. 64 IS knowledge of the signer or signers thereof! threatened affecting the validity ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - f»S pel RED BANK - Studio apartment, 1235 flee suites. 17S per month. Prlvoti den, luxury bath, aluminum siding, Hogaar's Lone Resolution on (lie ond betes and glaucoma. of the Bonds A copy ot sold approving opinion will appear on the Bonds month plus utilitlei One largi per month, one month* security, single porklne 741 1313 before 1 p.m. Rocoi enclosed healed porch, 100' lot. Owner Accessories available for public perusal at Borough MARJORIE L. BECKER bedroom, large living room, kitchen perion preferred, reterencei required Company. 41 Monmouth St., Red Sank Hall. Borough Clerk Mini condition Reference* Month and m One of the patients dis- Dec 11 m» No pets Call 747 S*I9. OO WNTOWN~RED BANK" - Prim* AAELAAED AGENCY DINGHY'S — EH. Skimmer, Dyer, Madeline B Robolns half security. PAUL P. BOVA INC. Sumner, Zodiac, Mclteler If you can't Secretary Realtor, »71 tS44. RUMSON - Two bedroom*, living office space with on-site parking One 71-StiO 493 M00 Dec. 11 U60 cussed was described as an room, dining room, new kitchen, dish block lo Brood itreet and Hospital, will find your ne»t dinghy at BOAT HOUSE, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Lov«l S you don't wont a dinghy 1137 Oceon 85-year-old diabetic whose washer, new bath, laundry, walk to complete to your requirement. F houses for Ave., Seo Bright. 147-2711. beoch, no pett, U7S plui utilities. elusive ogent 27,000 sq. ft., will divl__ ' e In loir condition Owner will hold 232 Long Branch 671 IMS. Eve? & alter to suit CENTURY II Coiens gangrenous toe was healed trtncei required 671 440? Agency Ask for Mr Coiens or Mr rtgoaei 110,000 each rti T17I. At GOING OUT OF Advertise in The Register RUMSON - One-bedroom cottage. i, 717 730*. Notice after the injections. Later. BCLFOMD Nettles, Ml TI1-T6H. BUSINESS BOAT SALE Councilman Hayes offers the tot adoiroble and private, walk lo KEANSBURG - Three fomlly houi* 70 boat, below cost Keyport Marine lowing resolution and moves Its odop Fortunata Guzzi of Long Two-bedroom apartment beoches. new kitchen, dlthwoshcr, HOLMDEL VILLAGE - Office space with large driveway, well built, good Coll offer • p.m.. 741-1153 for lease, 1000 sq ft , will divide. Coll Soles. Rl >5, Hoi let, 739-9301 HMj RESOLUTION GRANTING AD Branch stood up and identi* HIGHLANDS - One bedroom. II7S Owner, Leo E MossoReoltor, 9462600 GREAT CHRISTMAS — 14' Solllllh. excellent condition, I22S, 14' Flbergloi VICFANDfONSFNTTOTHfr *P plut utilities ond security. For app< MATAWAN - Rt 14, large ofiice with POINTMENT OF ARMOUR fled herself as the patient. ment, 471 57M SEA BRIGHT - Detlpner turnlihed private office, 1000 sq ft,suite of thret LINCROFT Row Boot, lei MM HI studios and executive tuitei. Harbour offices, M0 sq ft. Private entrances. HULSART AS CITY AUDITOR Mrs. Guzzi, now 87. walked HIGHLANDS - Wolervlew, Point, 14W Qcenn Ave. 747 3353 KEYPORT MARINE SALES WHEREAS. Ihe Mayor, pursuant MAKE IT YOURSELF ample porking. Ideal for Insurance oi HWY. 15. HAZLET to his authority, hos offered to the City bedroom Garden Apartment*, newly SEA BRIGHT Vochl Murbor A(MIM $67,500 over to DeMarco and kissed Ott grated, no pcti^lrorn IMP W1SJ7I menti One and two bedroom*, luxury travel agency Immediate occupancy 739 3530 or 144 717> Council the name of Armour Hulsort as Coll SMO93A THREE BEDROOM RANCH LENTZE MARINA - For Rarlton Boy City Auditor, ond him in gratitude HIGHLANDS - Large efficiency, IW! irden aporimentt, self-cleaning oven, FEATURING: WHEREAS, the statutes of the City Sshwosher, refrigerator and private Large living room with stone tire ot Long Bronch require Ihe appoint morlno. IM1 Ocean Ave.,1U16A1l, at loce menl to receive Ihe odvlce and consent HIGHLANDS AND SEA BRIGHT - ter j p.m. A spacious country kitchen that over ol the City Council, ond 139 Red Bonk Smart Jacket! One ond two bedroom apartment*, SEA BRIGHT - One bedroom, heat, RED BANK - 321 Brood SI . next to ooks a twautlfully wooded backyard. LYMAN - MAKO, Marquis, Sobre. WHEREAS. After consideration of (Bond]/ Approval of tile plon lor tor pel, dishwasher, i?SJ up, on the bay i included, 11*0. Coll evenings. Colonial Bank, lent lovely Broad Street And enclosed porch Duranoutlc, Boston Whaler, Johnson, the sold appointment the City Council addition to present building. Anchorage Aportminti, M7 l(W Sum home now available for protetiionoi • OMC, EZ Loader, supplies desires to oci upon the some 4) Ellsbrldge, Inc. 331 Brood occupancy New owners will modify la on private cul-de-sac flry'i Morlne, Neptune. 77S-73M NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RE- Street, Red Bonk, N J. Block 24. Lot HIGHLANDS — Three rooms, tultabli SEA BRIGHT — Two-room apartment, tulle. Abundant oft street parking. Coll SOLVED by the City Council of the City 791 0500. Mr Laird 115 Approval ol site plon with vari- adults $175 per month plus utilitlei furnlthed. S140 per month Including all New Jersey's ot Long Bronch that it hereby gives Iti ance. Security required, l*l-?)44. utilities. U1-17V4. Complete Marine Center advice ond consent to the appointment )) M. Schwarli ond Sons. 141 W. HIGHLANDS WHELAN of Armour Hulsort as City Auditor Front Street. Red Bonk, NJ Approvol Shrewsbury S25S commencing Immediately and lermi ot ilohtino plan sublecl lo condition) Off A.AUK ft Two bedrooms, kids O.K. Bills paid REALTY GROUP Reollors noting through December It, 1971 3M-07W or 747*434 STATE RENTALS Bkr off_Brood_St. Coll Lolrd Ellis. 79\D SAIL BOATS Block 34, Lois 5.*. 7.1 RED BANK - 131 Brood 51 , third fl 842-7565 which services shall Include the com. These determinations hove been HIGHLANDS - Adorable two room, STUOIOI1M office luite containing Iwo rooms. pletlon of the 1971 City Audll, Ihe prepo tiled with the Clerk ot the Planning fmrtlihed house Large kitchen, patio Iff Ocean Avenue Discount ration of Ihe 1971 Annual Financial Board ond are availoble for inspection No peti. tits wi sin (Large studio with prlvote office ) LINCROFT - Over Vi-acre split level SHIP'S STORE Statement, Ihe preparation of the 1»7I Seo Bright Storage area Skylight, air condition Beautifully decorated. 12H14 deck off during working hours Turn Ituds mi lime you HIGHLANDS - One bedroom, JUS JOHNSON OUTBOARD Debt Statenunt and assistance In the Rosemary Mincar WEST END — One-bedroom aporl ing, carpel, decorated, all utilities In- kitchen, spacious tomlly room Highly AAARATED preparation of the 1979 Municipal Clerk (urn out in this smart |Kket! Prin utilities Senior cllliens. menu, furnished and unlurnlined cluded Ample on site porking. Mln- desirable section, *»• mile shopping SERVICE CENTER Budget to include ottendtnee of the Coll Mo-tfll Red Bonk Plonning Boord Flown like squires accent the Carpet, tree pool, balcony, ocean view mum one year lean SJ» per month, area ond Garden State Porkwoy. Ask- 1979 Budget Hearings os required tor an Dec II I10.SO HOLMDEL - One bedroom, country II9i year round. Sand Caille Apart :all owner, Walter Zlmmerer & Son, M4,$00 Principals only. 741-11U annual salary In the amount of 113,500 front and culled sleeies- merits. 400 Ocean Blvd., 722 1735 rekends FLAGSHIP MARINE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that selling, neat, hoi water Included, »7» M6-3400 or W-4JU 244 Tinton Falls looks great with pints, skirts! pel month 171 SWM Teresa. LITTLE SILVER - Custom four- Municipal Marine Basin this resolution be published within 10 REO BANK - 1S7 Brood St., Red Atlantic Highlands doys from the dote hereof. JUST BUILT — One-bedroom con WEST END - Onebedroom apart Bonks newest professional landmark bedroom home, corner lot, many ex- Crochet ol < ply medium weight domlnium WITH BREATHTAKING ment, all ulilillei supplied. Immediate hot |usl two blocki of space available. tras Home available lo VA/FHA quail 291-5600 spat ytrn in 2 colors Pat VIEW from Twin Llohli, Highland! occupancy Call anytime, )??•?«/ One orea contains 1100 sq ft and the led buyers U7,000 CENTURY II will meet on the following dates In 1979: OCEAN REALTY, S4MW0, Jan It, April 17, July 17, lOct 14 The tern 836: Sues 10-16 included loaded with ««tro* 1M0 per month WEST END LONG BRANCH - Large, 1400 sq ft Will divide and I' State ot New Jersey lime will be 7 30 P.M. at Borough Holl. Call in-OMI. modern, J'.j rooms, olr conditioned County of Monmouth garden oportmenl, (250, Includes park- JO-Ann Wonerho ' KEANSBURG - Three one) ft room LITTLE SILVER - Two-story Coloni- Ilty orLongBrt garden oparlment, one bedroom, ing, one block ocean, polio Suitable al, (ormol dining room, I2N11 living I.. JennijKJHtCe C . DeFotlo, city clerk of private entrance, no pel*, 23 II Han adulti, no pets. 767 Greens Ave., Apt. RED BANK - Two adlacent stores om with fireplace, three bedroomi, i City of Long Branch, do hereby cock St., 717 7M7. between 10 13 noon 376. 221-6U5. Can be converted to one, suitable lor Vj battit. breeieway, garage, base- .. tity ihe foregoing lo be 0 true, com- Sl.M tor each pattern Add 40« • offices or work rooms, delivery plat tent Asiumable 7VJ*. morlaage at 154 Recreational plete ond correct copy ol resoluotlon 2a Monmouth County and ofter 4 p.m. WEST ENO - Two bedroorr approximately US,000 Asking Uz.WO each pattern tor first class air- furnlthed. 1300 a month plui heat, elec lorn, ample parking, reasonable Vehicles adopted by the City Council ot a special KEANSBURG - Modern two-bedroom 671 -4tn LAW LEY AGENCY, Realtors, meeting held on Dec. 1.1971. NOTICI mail and handling, Smi I* aparimcnl, odulli only. trie. 229-fTlO. 741-AMI. Evev. Ml SS79 In witness whereof, I have here The forthcoming meetings of Ihe 7174761 RED BANK — Store for rent, near MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT West End S195 railroad, also con be used tor office LONG BRANCH FREE MILEAGE 4 INSURANCE unto set my hand and affixed Ihe of Monmouth Counly Community De- KEANSBURG - ]'/J rooms, heat, hot CALL AND CHECK OUR LOW, velopment Program will be held os Four roomi, pet O.K. Ready now. . Available no 71 m New Jersey. follows: water ond cooking oat provided No 747-9434 ^TATE RENTALS Bkr NEW HOME LOW RATES. 7790472. (•lil Adlt* peferr d Sit od SYCAMORE PROFESSIONAL Contemporary llavor; Two Story, three Jennie C DeFailo January 4, 1979, FuU Community louro WkMhr City Clerk Development Committee meeting. 7. JO reteren 7-O6M BUILDING bedroom. V/i baths, living room, din 102 Housei For Rent Only one suite (MOOsq. ft.) still ava ing room. eat-In kitchen, family room S17.7B PM. Court Room, Holl ot Records. NMdltcran D.pt. 61 KEANSBURG - New one bedroom _.. oble in ullro modern oddillon lo wen 153,900. Freehold furnished apartment Formica kitchen. ATLANTIC iTlOHLANOS — Im established professional building. Lo 239 Red Bonk January II, 1979, Fi Community IKt Doily Ktgisltr tile bath, carpeted bedroom and living mediate occupancy. Two-bedroom col caled on Sycamore Ave In Tlntdn Development Committettee meeting, 736 room tWO per month, plus utilitlei. toge. private yord, woiher/dryer 1300 Falls, od|ocent to Parkway Ready for NOTICI PM. Court Room. Hall it Records security required. THE LODGE. per month, plus utilitlei ond security immediate occupancy. UnilmlteJ 210 Lost & Found Pleose totie notice that the Plan Freehold. 717-0173. porking Beautifully landscaped Med All homes feature no wox kitchen rung Board of the Boro ol Red Bank at Jonuory II. 1979. Public hearing on fto ltt, OM CMNt SI, Km KEYPORT - All electric, modern, KEYPORT - Three bedroom, two cal Specialties only. Will finish to sui floors, hardwood oak floors, carpeting, the regular public meeting held on No- Full Community Development Com- Tat, NV 10011. flint Nam, one bedroom aporlment bath ranch house With fireplace, ten Call 542-4433. dlshwosner. vember 27, 1971. did approve the tol- mittee Report. 7 30 PM, Eotontown 7390132 tral ok and much more. Coll 764-09M lowlna: Borough Hall. 47 Brood Street, Eaton Man, fip, PiMm Kurt*. Save dollars !'/<% mortgages available iTMoravlstQ, Inc. Bodmon Ploce. town. NEW FOR 1979! NEEDUCRAFT 110 Wanted To Rent (To qualified buyer), ten-year war- LO5T - Small block female Poodle, Red Bonk. N.J. Block 3. Lots 3, 2A I 3. January IS, 1979, Public Hear Ing on mixed, wearing green sweater, lasl Approval at revised site plan tor Pull Community Development Com- CAIALOC-Hundreds ol beauti 71. Merchandise 71. Merchandise ranties. Hurry, Only four left. seen Sot. Dec. 7 on David Terrace. RENTALS - Yearly or winter, tenant! Townhouse Project with requested var• mittee Report, 7:30 PM, Freeholder s till things to make1 3 Iree For Sale For Sole BECHT & CO. Mlddletown If found please call lancet. Medi Room. 2d Fl Hll t R are eager lo rent immediately. Cal 741-67M. 431-6031, Mon through Frl . 1:30-4'30 REALTORS I) Crates Beverages, Bridge Ave s, eehold patterns inside. Send lit No fee nue. Red Bonk, NJ Block 2, Lots 411. Alt meetings ore open to the public 842-3933 LOST — Tenmonlh-oW cat, rust color. Approval of revised tlte plan with vari- and cltlien* are encouraged to attend- EVES. 22*4116 long tall, male, vicinity ot Concord ances. Robert W. Clark P P REAL ESTATE Ave. and Leonardville Rd.. Leonardo. 3) Brothers Restaurant. 2 Mortord Program Director MATAWAN - JSJ.900 Three Last seen Wed. Ml 4437 „ FOR SALE ledroomt, dining room, hoi wolfr Ploce. Red Bank, N.J. Block • Lois MA Dec 11 si 40 heot, basement, garage Sterling 1.. McCann Real Estole BroVer, U6HU 131 Houses For Sale MIDDLETOWN - Send for our -Shore ond Country Living" brochure, pics, Cobbler Apron! Printed Pattern A FANTASTIC BROCHURE - ol descriptions, prices on ovoiiable homes In Monmouth County! Its yours homes, APPLEBROOK REALTORS, it you write or call Betsy Rots Agency 930 Rt 35. Mlddletown, 671-7)00. 11* Rt 35. Keyporl. N J 07735 thane Another Daily Register classified service 164 3456 MIDDLETOWN - Desirable Ap p)rt>fook ranch with eye-appeol Inside AL GREENE & CO . INC and out. Living room, fireplace, dining REALTORS room, country kitchen, den, two V* Hwy, IS Keyporl 73*-3400 bedroomi, oarogc, screened porch. ARMSTRONG ANNOUNCES - Whai Extras 169,900. LAWLEY AGENCY, more could you ask lor than acute little Realtor, 741-6161. Eves , M2-JS7V. home on a quaint tree-lined street In OCEAN TOWNSHIP -Wayside Woods Little Silver for |u*t 151,MO A great and Long Vie/lew VlllodVlllode EEleganH t n woy to get stoned and go first clan ol homes " i S97.S00. Call SJl-vUS. NOW.... the way. E.A. ARMSTRONG AGEN CY, Realtor, US Prospect Ave,. Little ORLANDO - Florida. Estate settle Silver. 74I-4S0O ment. Three bedrooms, two baths, two- Cooking, dusting things off car garage, central heot. plus one ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - U1.50Q bedroom attached apartment Close In. YOU CAN TELEPHONE or hating a second cup ol coflee Immediate occupancy. Three bedroom Excellent condition and neighborhood -this is the ipron you'll weir, ronch, full high basement, large treed Ideal retirement home or invettmeni lot on cul-aesac. Mini condition STO's 431-9543 after I. (pen at the sides, il his BAHRS REAL ESTATE. 173-1600. YOUR CLASSIFIED pockets full ol flowers ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Celebrate Printed Pattern 9266: Misses Christmas In this newly decorated Vic lwIon Wrap-around porch, three large ADVERTISING Sires SI8-10). M(l2 M); 1(|6 bedrooms, l'j balhi, living room, fom house would be o perfect starter or 18) Medium reqoirts 111 yards lly room, dining room, rot In kitchen retirement home, since II has a lorge full bowmen!. 100X115' ireed lot, walk living room, eat-In kitchen, two large 45-inch labnc transfer. lo shopping ond but. All for ISl.SOO bedrooms and a full ceramic Hie bam. DISCOUNTS FOR Coll 7*M0fl The proud owners are including In the ON SATURDAYS sale wall-to-wall carpeting and a BEST BUY ISO'S ronge Don'I wall call todoy! SENIOR CITIZENS Three bedrooms, It master bedroom, ACADEMY AGENCY from 8:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. formal dining room, living room, eat 79&I Hwy. 35 Hailet, N.J In science kitchen, luxury both, utility 739 2772 CHECK THIS LIST OF MERCHANTS WHO ARE room, full recreation basement, ot Sw41.MtwHCkHtkn.AM toched goroge. landscaped lot, new de- RED BANK - Three-bedroom house, TO APPEAR IN 4C« hi Mch patttmlw fint- velopment. handyman's special. Quick tale. OFFERING SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY SM.500. Executors 703 3J9«0»or write dMainm«>k»«M<. Strife JJAELMED AGENCY^ Box Q 136. The Dolly Register. OLDE UNION HOUit Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. MONDAY'S EDITION PHARMACIES 10% Discount to Senior Cllltent RED BANK - Just off Brood $1. Older ON OUR EARLY BIRD SPECIALS 108. Commercial Home In excellent condition, living UPM ONLY room, dining room. eat-In kitchen, SHREWSBURY PI T( Rentals three bedrooms, two baths, porch, We Participate In PAA P, ll Whort Ave., Red Bonk WJ-7S MARIAN MARTIN 570 Broad sf, Shrewsbury good In low set-up. Walk to everything PALACE DINER Sorry no parking lacllltles on proper The Daily Register lHAtm Otet. 420 10% Discount to Senior Cltllfni b 4S Monmouth St.. R*d Bonk Ml 1131 ttmmmuxwst ? Iht Doiry »,»,,,, PAA Program - free Delivery 21.000 sq II (1 How 9,000 ONE REGISTER PLAZA • SHREWSBURY, N.J. Aarshore Plato. Atlantic HlaAHmds LINCHOFT INN tq.fl.; 1 HOW 12.000 » It) RUMSON AREA - Send for — Sr cItliini All Food lov Olt "Shore ond Country Living" brochure, *LmCSOFT PHARMACY^- M3 New• Froml:Mto3p,m .Mon through Sol t*4)Me kwtng. r«*o«) sid- pics, descriptions, prices on available mon Springs ltd.. Llncroft, N.J. Free SpKlol Olrwtr mtny for Sr Cllliens ing. pnvMe ptnXing w coodi- homes. APPLEBROOK REALTORS, Call the classified action line Delivery. Senior Cltliem Discount hoo DIKOunlfor Sr Cltlun Croup* 111 Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson. ored WeporflclpotelnPAAProorom* L unchconl and Olnn«n. honw), sprmwered PuMc M2900. 232 Hot lttti SL.Nva Tort, NT Coll 741-1*1* Vp»lno»BiJ. Llncron Mrapamton KN1I. fritt MME, KKMESS, 7414170 542-1700 747-1100 Coll TRANS EXECUTIVE REALT Of, SU£ mi STTU NUMIH. RADIATOR WORK Uti be wKtKll-tou git more WALKER & WALKER Regular Office hours, Monday thru Friday TIRES REALTORS In less S when you sew! Send RED BANK RADIATOR WORKS RED BANK Shrewsbury Office 741 S7I7 tor new FALL-WINTER FASHIONS- Auto *>r Conditioning ft Cooling Mlddletown Office *71 3311 CROWN TIRE MART 1000 sq H. " While SI TO-SEW CATALOG. Has »1.50 System* All Minor Auto Repairs YOU ASKED FOR ITI 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. 10% Discountto At l Sontor Cliliens Dl«ounti 10 ALL Senior Clllimi, Hw» Prime store, prime kxalion coupon for free pattern of your 1MW Front 5t, Bed Bonk, 7411177. 34. Port Monmowth. 7I7-7771. A Folr Hovtn Colonial with chormf ihrtwtburr Avt.. Tlnlon Falli. Excellent lor any retail opera- chorm! Throe bedrooms, IW balhs. choice. 751 16-18 REDOAK DINER 747 IW. 40 Vd Av« . Long Branch., huge dining room, enclosed porch ond SMW tion or professional office two car oarage Priced at teJ,3M Call 542-1700 1to Al l Sefilor CHIien* HI. M N«Olun« 77440U CENTUKY 11 747-1100 ALAN CHOKOV AGENCY 747421, SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1978 19 Business unit pushing street light improvements By tIMUON ELLIS The association has formed Street look beautiful again," the transformers under- support il "We were expanding our Mr Keimig is hoping that FREEHOLD - The Down- "The prime purpose of the a committee that will meet said Mr. Larry Sorcher, owner ground, the official said. "The people i have talked, electrical capacity, and we I he project will also include town Buiinesi and Pro- project would be to both beau- with local businessmen In an of Al'a Bootery on Main Street He also said that the cost of lo agree that the move is nec- needed to make the move," he I he replacement of the present fessional Association Is tify the downtown area and to effort to win support for the the project will exceed essary, despite the price." said said pules with newer, aluminum pushing a project that would increase the power of the light- The group wants to move project, according to Russell $100,000 Mr Keimig Mr Sorcher. who heads ihp poles improve street lighting on ing system," said Mr Keimig. the transformers presently Keimig, borough councilman, Mr. Keimig said thai the K'P&L has moved several association's committee, be- if we have nice aluminum South, Throckmorton and "It will allow us to take out mounted on the light poles to who serves as the council's town council will talk with of the transformers under- lieves thai town merchant |M»les with the transformers Main Streets all of this Junk with the trans- an underground location. liason to the association formers, and make Uiin The underground system JCP&L about the costs of mov- ground at its own expense, ac- will see the need fur the im I'niii' the town will look a lot would also increase electrical ing the transformers under- cording to the official provement. but he dots a< belter." said Mr Keimig capacity, because larger wires ground, but thai the individual But he also said that the knowledge that convincing Mr Kijimi|> said that safety could be installed, according to merchants would have to pay cost for the rest of the project people to spend money un the i- iihit it Etttor in the decision Assembly eyes proposal a Jersey Central Power and for the rewiring to their build- would fall on either the project will be difficult Several years ago. a Light Company official ings. borough oron the individual JCP&L is now replacing Hit' yotthj man suffered burns " The existing trans- The official could not esti- customers. old mercury vapor Btreet llghl when he touched an electric formers lack the capacity for mate the cost per building Mr Sorcher has paid for fixtures with high pressure so- wire attached loa low-hanging for use of toll monies the transfer of the wiring to dium fixtures Ininsformer. according to Mr. any increase in power, and Mr Keimig also said that place a severe limitation on the cost will cause problems ihe underground source, and The sodium fixtures pro- Keimig TRENTON (AP) - Legis- muter rail line, but a U.S. Su- sistance to the Aged program one merchant's ability to ex- for the committee in its at- believes that the move is nec- vide more light. anH conserve 'Moving the whole thin); lation that would direct the preme Court decision said au- also received a fiscal shot in pand, " tempt to sell the project, but essary for any type of ex- electricity, according lo Mr underground would make eve Port Authority of New York thority bond covenants barred the arm with a measure that JCP4 L hopes to place all of that he thinks most people will pansion Keimig rythinn safer." he said and New Jersey to use (120 investments in deficit rail indirectly channelled (11 mil- million In funds generated by transportation projects. lion from the Casino Revenue bridge and tunnel toll in- The (120 million will be Fund to the program That bill creases for buses and bus facil- used as a match to acquire an awaits the signature of Gov. Heated testimony's seen ities In the Garden State was to additional (480 million in feder Brendan T. Byrne. be considered Monday by the al funds Other bills scheduled for state Assembly. The Assembly also is sched- consideration by the Assembly The legislation also would uled to consider the frequently would: over no-smoking plan need approval by the New amended bill that would —Raise motor vehicle reg- TRENTON (AP) - A con- After the public hearing York Legislature to become double the per prescription istration fees to bring in a* lations. troversial proposal to restrict Monday, the council is ex- Now effective price to (2 In the popular pre- estimated $6.7 million for fis- Special requirements for smoking in public places is ex- pected to decide whether to The measure, sponsored by scription drug program for the high-powered ventilation sys- cal 1979 and $20.4 million for pected to draw heated testi- revise the proposal or have Sen. John F. Call, D-Hudson, tems in food service opera- elderly 1980 mony at a required public them set lor enactment by Available tions are expected to draw would authorize the Port Au- The bill also would require -Provide for the termi- hearing before the stale Public February, said Health Depart strong opposition by represent- thority to acquire, develop, fi- cheaper generic equivalents nation or "sunset" of 32 state . CElTinCATU Health Council. mem spokesman Mitch Leon atives of the New Jersey Hotel nance, lease or transfer buses be substituted for brand name regulatory agencies. More than 45 persons — .mil Motel Association and the and bus faculties. drugs unless the physician —Require adoption agen- about evenly divided between New Jersey Restaurant As- The Byme administration mandates that no substitutions cies to transmit information Storage building supporters and opponents — sociation 45% had hoped to use the funds for be made. concerning the family medical have signed up lo testify at the Charles Davis, executive an extension of the PATH com- The Pharmaceutical As- history of an adoptee to pros- fire investigated hearing. Leon said. vice president of the Hotel and pective adopters when the in- YIKI.U LINCROFT - About 60 Essentially, the proposal Motel Association, said the formation can be obtained. firemen from two companies would make it illegal lo smoke ventilation plan could cost an —Allow lending institutions £1,000 Minimum • Limited fought off cold and icy condi- in most public places except in average of $60.1100 for major Stairway area to offer homebuyers graduated tions as they battled a fire that specifically designated areas establishments payment mortgages that totally destroyed a wing of an Restaurants with more The regulations were re- would reduce mortgage "L" shaped storage building than 50 seats would have to set jected by the state Attorney 6 MONTH £ payments in the beginning 1-7% of estate gutted adjacent to the Fore-Lakes up special smoking areas and General's office last year CERTIFICATES *• years of home ownership Golf Course on Middletown— there would be no smoking at when he ruled there were too SIO.OOO. HIN, > \u I.I NAVESINK - Two com- extended up through the first, —Provide that no lending Lincroft Road Saturday night. all in major supermarets. ac- many changes made without EfTrrlix'Thu Ilir. T IVr Vitnu panies of firemen fought an institution shall engage In inac- second and third floors, gut- Firemen from the Lincroft cording to the proposed regu- sufficient public notice .1.. 1),. curate, untrue, deceptive or •tailablr thru » • afternoon blaze in a vacant ting the stairway section of the and River Plaza Volunteer three-story wooden home on home. misleading advertising, or ad- Fire Companies brought the YOU MOW titH'« the old McClees Estate yester- Chief Widmaier said the vertising which negatively af- 11:50 p.m. blaze under control SHOP VAC day. fire was burning well when fects the public's confidence in at about 12:30 a.m. a Mid- The fire, discovered by a firemen first arrived, but he such financial institutions in dletown Township Fire De- passing motorist at 2 15 p.m., added that the men "made an general regarding the business partment spokesman said of banking. 89 warn In one of five buildings on excellent stop" holding dam- $ the sprawling riverside estate, age to the structure lo a min- according to a Fire Depart- imum The amount of damage 37 ment spokesman. done during the blaze has not 5 gallon wet dry About 50 firemen from the yet been determined. Make a Date Navesink Hook and Ladder The spokesman said that A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- Company and Middletown the blaze has not been termed tions. Rates: (2.00 for 3 lines for one day. (1.00 each Township Fire Company No. 1 suspicious, but he added that Monmouth Building Center additional line; (3.00 for two days. (1.25 each additional line. brought the blaze under con- an investigation into its cause 777 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury $5 for three to five days, (1.50 each additional line: (6.00 for trol within a half hour. would be conducted today by 10 days: $2.00 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 days Middletown Township Fire the Middletown Township Bu- before publication Call The Daily Register, 542-4000. ask for Chief Charles Wldmaler said reau of Fire Prevention. the Date Secretary. the fire apparently started in There was no electricity In the basement of the house and the building, and the spokes- December 6,13 man said the house was. be- Auditions (or soloist and chorus members for The lieved to have been vacant for Monmouth Conservatory Opera / Operetta Society's May Commuters several years. 1171 production of "Carmen". Auditions 8-9 p.m. Dec. 6 and (continued) The spokesman commented 13th, Church of The Nativity, Hance Rd . Fair Haven. For for refusing to represent that because the firemen were further information call 741-8880 Mount Laurel in the landmark able to set up their lines quick- DECEMBER I, II, It, 17 UGLY RUG zoning case there. ly, the blaze was brought un- The New Jersey Museum of Transportation will oper- THE PRICES He said the commuters der control before flames ate Christmas Express on the Pinecreek Railroad in would join in the suit because burned through the root. He Allaire State Park, Rt. 524, Wall Township. Santa Claus they were denied representa- said that If the roof had given and his steam train will leave Allaire Station every 30 ARE... tion by the Public Advocate way, high winds off the river minutes. 11 a.m.-S p.m. 75 cents per person. when they requested legal aid might have made the DECEMBER 12 in their rate appeal. . firemens' job more difficult. BEAUTIFUL Parents Without Partners Chapter 644 General Meeting There were no injuries re- You may not me every rug At the Carpel Buyers Mr. Mortensen said the at Don Quixote's, Rt. 34. Mitawan. 8:30 P.M. Cash bar. ported. Outlet Ugly Rug Sale . but when you have a selec Public Advocate is supposed to dancing, orientation will be given to all guests and new ton as large as we have you re bound lo tad The owner of the building be "the champion of the peo- members. Information: 566-0170 something you l*e That s lor sure And ftghl now ple." and he said that in his could not be immediately de- our niW to view, "it is well within the termined by firemen: how- DECEMBER 12, 13 charter of the Public Advocate ever, it was believed that the Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai Israel, Hance & to defend the consumer. We property was in the process of Ridge Rds. Rumson, Is having its Semi-Annual Bargains the consumer-commuters are being sold. Galore Sale, 9:30 to 4 p.m. There will be children's victims," he said. clothes, adult clothing, toys and household items avail- able1 Mr. D'Amlco said the Pub- Man charged lic Advocate's office turned DECEMBER 14 down their request for legal in shop damage QUEST, weekly forum for single adults: You bring the assistance, stating that regu- conversation and conviviality and we provide the free and lations would not permit them MARLBORO - A South forthright discussions on subjects of interest to single, to secure funding in a rate River man was arrested and separated, widowed or divorced people. Refreshments and increase case against the COA. charged with malicious dam- dancing afterwards. $3.00 donation. Non-sectarian, 8 P.M. But Mr. D'Amico said funds age to private property Friday Thursdays, Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Fronl St., Uncroft were available through the or- evening at the Marlboro Shop- DECEMBER 15 ganization's general fund. ping Center at Routes 71 and The Baha'i Community of Middletown. Informal dis- Mr. Mortensen said the 520. police report cussion of Essential Harmony of Science and Religion 8 12.900 necessary for out-of- GeorgeKallnka.il. is being p.m., First Ave., Hilton Park, Navesink.. 291-4364 pocket expenses in filing the held In the Monmouth County DECEMBER 16 appeal, was raised in one JaU in lieu of $200 bail, accord- Rlverview Stroke Club will celebrate the Holiday sea- morning from donations from ing to police. commuters. son at Rlverview Hospital. Red Bank. 4 East Solarium at Kalinka allegedly damaged 10:30 a.m., we will trim the tree, please come, parking The Irate Shore Commuter two tables and a coin machine available 741-2700. Ext. 426 for information praised Department of Trans- in the Marlboro Speed Wash portation Commissioner Louis Laundromat In (he shopping DECEMBER 17 J. Gambaccini for making a center, police said "LA TRAVIATA " presented by the Metro Lyric Opera public, personal and pro- Patrolman Kenneth Gann k the New Jersey State Orchestra. Sun. 3 P.M. at Para- fessional committment to arrested Kalinka shortly after mount Theatre, Asbury Park. Tickets. $7.50 reserved or- mass transportation. But he 5:30 p.m.. after responding to a chestra. Others $5.00 Senior Citizens * Students $3.00. added that 'after 40-50 years "disturbance call" at the laun- Advance sale at ConvenUon Hall Office or write NJ. State of total neglect, he's not going dry, police said. Patrolman Orchestra, Box 427. Neptune, NJ. 07753. to turn (the North Jersey Gann was assisted by Patrol- The United Methodist Church, 247 Broad St.. Red Bank, Coast Line) around in six man Nell Andersen. will present their Annual Candlelight Carol Services, al months." Kalinka is scheduled to ap- 4:30 k 7 P.M. All choirs of the church participating. Also Mr. Mortensen said with pear in Municipal Court at I Marjorie Moilenauer, harpist. Freewill offering. the help of the governor, the a.m. on Dec. 13. The Giants/Eagles football game at Veteran's Stadium, state legislature and com- Philadelphia $23 includes bus, food and ticket to game. CaU muter groups, the com- Citv man charged 264-3754 or 787-7852 missioner would succeed In creating model rail lines In for charging City DECEMBER If New Jersey "even if we have Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter No. 644 • to sue him to dolt." LONG BRANCH - A city Cocktail Party k Dance at Hideaway. 2 Feary Place, Rkfcnkip on the Coast Line man has been charged with Morgan Cash bar k free buffet. 8:30 P.M. Information: would Increase by JO percent, purchasing Items and charging 5*0170. them to the City of Long he said, If safe, on-time, depen- Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter No. 644 Branch, police said. «- dable and fast service, and a Cocktail Party ft Dance at the Hideaway. 2 Feary PI., 10-trip ticket were offered to Gregory Condos, 31. of 606 Morgan. Cash bar k free buffet, starts 8:31 P.M. Informa- commuters. Second Ave.. was arrested Fri- He said that about 11.000 day, after a warrant had been DECEMBER II commuters pay 1115 a month Issued for his arrest, police to ride buses to work, while said. He was charged with Parent* Without Partners B«yshogk£hap friends, a nine day bought after be stopped work- •Marinill'lUM "We will pay for what we cruise to the West Indies, aboard the SS Oceanic. Contact ing for Long Branch. Det. want, but we'll no longer want Mrs. Stelnman, PGM, Ml-lSW. After I p.m., 842-Utt. JMQf Hour* Monday-Saturday 10 A M to 9 P.M. tor wlwl we pay." Caron said. 20 The DaSy Wi aim i SHREWSBURY . N . J . MONDAY . DECEMBER n. I 978 Confidence in Carter's adi*/hack economic program dips Lowers the Cost of Giving! . •y LOUIS HARRIS As public worries about high THE HARRIS SURVEY prices increase, confidence CHRISTMA (hat President Carter's anil- inflation and dollar support cans, their patience is begin- that will result from the Carter programs will work is begin- ning to wear thin economic measures A 46-41 ning to fall off. Just in the past The latest ABC News-Harris percent plurality feels thai month, support for the Carter Survey of 1,197 adults na- they will "cut the rate at which program to control inflation BE lionwide shows clearly that the pay is rising," and a more siz has dropped from 63-24 percent impact of inflation is now able 49-35 percent plurality THIS WINTER! to 58-27 percent As for his being felt more deeply than at thinks it will "restore the value Ch. 9 is your instant dollar support program, public any time since 1975 The of the dollar abroad " hotline for highway backing has declined from number who feel that prices emergency aid. 57-24 percent to 48-36 percent. are now rising faster than a Originally, a 55 percent ma- However, the most pre- year ago has jumped from jority thought it would lake FOR HIGHWAY SAFETY GIFTS PLUS REGULAR LOW PRICES ON UNIQUE RADIOS! cipitous drop has taken place 62-K1 percent over the past about a year for the Carter in the willingness of people to month Of even greater signifi- economic plan to take hold—a endure a recession, if neces- cance, the number who feel point that was made by the MOBILE WITH AUTOMATIC sary, in order to stop inflation that a year from now prices President and his economic Just after he announced his will be rising more rapidly advisers CH. 9 MONITOR! program to shore up the dollar than they are now has jumped The question that now must TRC-425 by Realistic* overseas, a 56-27 percent ma- from 37 to 54 percent This be raised is whether public pa jority said it would favor expectation that inflation will tience will last lor another measures such as raising in be well into the double digit year, particularly if prices triest rates, "even if they are range next year is the highest keep rising as rapidly as they likely to cause a moderate re- ever recorded since the ques- have risen during the past few 95 cession " Now, the margin in tion was first asked back in months. 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