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•> MAM M4CYAI board whea AUaa J. MacDooald, a Mlddletowa Democrat, present positions. MOLD - Democratic freeholders blasted the Democratic Freeholder Ray Kramer called the lame 1 defeated incumbent Republican Freeholder Ernest J. 2**** *" Republics, freeholder majority last night for Kavalek tor the second seat on the board Mr. Kane, who it duck appotatmeau "one of the most flagrant pork-barrel jm Ilic & Registet f The Daily Register •«5! VOL.101 NO. 143 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1978 15 CENTS County officers first use wiretaps 6 grabbed in major gambling raid By BARBARA KATELL lished shortly after he became prosecutor last September. Welfare Board, and a construction worker. assistant prosecutor, the gambling ring that allegedly was FREEHOLD - The county prosecutor's office used wire- Yesterday's arrests were the first revelation of the existence of The investigation was carried out in cooperation with the smashed with the arrests yesterday conducted a gambling taps for the first time in Its history in an investigation of a the new task force and of the availability of wiretap equipment Union County prosecutor's office And while Monmouth County business that took in between $5 million and 110 million a year In "multi-million dollar" gambling ring which resulted in the to the detective bureau within the prosecutor's office. detectives were rounding up the six county residents, Union bets on all sports. Mr Lehrer estimated that the daily handle in arrests of six persons yesterday, County Prosecutor Alexander Among those arrested were Pasquale "Patty" Masco, for- County law enforcement personnel arrested another 'seven Monmouth alone averaged 120,000 a day or approximately $5 D. Lehrer announced at a press conference last night merly of Ocean Township, who has a history of gambling people in that county, Morris, Essex and Hudson. More arrests million a year Mr. Lehrer said the investigation was carried out by a arrests; his wife; a female friend; a bartender at the Navesink are still expected throughout the area. lie said that bookmaking paraphernalia, lists of bettors, "skeletal" organized crime task force that he secretly estab- Country Club, Mlddletown; a social worker with the county According to Mr. Lehrer and James Hart, a Union County See t grabbed, page 21 Claim oil cost hike ^—OPEC Hikes Oil Prices will fuel inflation NEW YORK (AP) - The cision and hope it will be re- have major impacts not only decision to boost the price of considered before the next on trade balances but also on crude oil 14.S percent — nearly steps take effect," Carter said the rate of inflation." double earlier predictions — In a statement. The general estimate of in- will feed Inflation in the United "It obviously Is serious," creases in the prices of States and could hurt the 13 oil- said Alfred Kahn, Carter's gasoline and heating oil In the producing nations economical- chief inflation fighter. "I'm United States is about 3 cents ly, say government and in- very unhappy because 1 think per gallon. dustry officials. it will be terribly Injurious to But Schleslnger predicted President Carter said Sun- us and — in the long run - to the OPEC Increase would day that the increase will hurt them." raise the price of oil imported efforts to reduce Inflation and Energy Secretary James into the United States by about maintain a world economic re- Schleslnger, who had urged Vfa cents a gallon, and boost covery. He said the oil-produc- the Organization of Petroleum the price of gasoline at the ing countries share the respon- Exporting Countries to freeze pump by S to 6 cents a gallon a siblillty for the success of eco- the price of crude oil, said: "It year from now. nomic programs is a substantial increase, larg- As of Nov. 1, the average "We regret this OPEC de- er than we had hoped It could See Claim til, page! Peoples Temple figure 1977 78 tin I April I July 1 flcl 1 to be buried in this area 1979 By STEVEN L. LUBETKIN her husband's burial. Mr witnesses" had placed Mr. TINTON FALLS - Joseph Childs said. Wilson at the Port Kaltuma Wilson, a member of the ill- However, a friend of Mrs. airstrip where Congressman BLOWN AWAY - This South Street home In Red Bonk shows the typical, but fated Peoples Temple who was Freeland, who asked not to be Leo J. Ryan, D-Calif, and Conrail blasted not devastating damage, wrought by high winds which swept through Mon- implicated in the slaying of a identified, said that Mrs. three newsmen were slain mouth County yesterday. In addition to such property damage, tree limbs U.S. Congressman in Guyana, Wilson had left some clothes at Commiszioner Roberts said were reported felled In Freehold, Tlnton Falls and Eatontown, and wires will be buried locally without Mrs. Freeland's home, and that Mr. Wilson was identified were downed In Rumson, Fair Haven and Little Silver. Snow flurries accom- ceremony. could not rule out the possi- as one of the gunmen. by Gambaccini panied the gusty winds, but there we're no accumulations. Mr. Wilson is the son by a bility that Mrs. Wilson might Mrs. Wilson told reporters previous marriage of Mrs. return here. that she and eight other per- NE;W YORK (AP) - Con- provement In Conrail's on-time Anne C. Freeland, 23 Howard The friend said that Mrs sons had escaped the suicide rail, operator of New Jersey's performance," he said Ave. Wilson went to California to ritual by pretending to go on a commuter rail network, will "Conrail must be accoun- Meanwhile. Mr. Wilson's make funeral arrangements picnic. She said the group have to show "dramatic" im- table and responsible for Its Power outages, property widow, Leslie, has returned to for her mother and three of her walked 37 miles to Matthews, a provement in service if It is to work," he said during the tap- California after spending sisters, all of whom died in the small settlement in the have its contract renewed, ing of "Focus: New Jersey," a about two weeks at Mrs. Free- Jonestown, Guyana murder-su Guyanese jungle, where they state Transportation Com- weekly public affairs program damage result of winds land's home. ictdes. were told what happened by mission Louis J. Gambaccini that airs at 10:30 pm today on John Childs, of Childs Fu- Mrs.' Freeland's first In- local police. said yesterday. WPIX-TV, Channel 11 Gusty winds, sometimes No serious mishaps were By 10 p.m , winds had died neral Home, Red Bank, con- dication that any of her rela- During her two-week stay "We will sign a formal con- Gambaccini was ques clocked at more than M miles reported anywhere. down to an average of 30 miles firmed that he was handling tives had survived the bizarre here, Mrs. Wilson declined all tract with Conrail shortly, tloned by the program's host- per now, or approaching hur- The Daily Register's per hour, with gusts ranging the arrangements for the deaths In Guyana was when requests for interviews making it retroactive to last producer, John Hamilton, and ricane force, whipped through weather observer reported between 40 and 45 miles per burial of Mr. Wilson, but de- Mrs. Wilson's picture ap- She did, however, deny summer, but this contract will by representatives of many Monmouth County yesterday, . that the wind chill factor made hour, the observer said. The clined to give details at Mrs. peared with her three-year old writing a self-deprecating let- expire next summer." Gam- New Jersey commuter groups, i«uslng some property dam- It feel no warmer than 21 wind chill factor by then Freeland's request son, Jakarri, In the New York ter to the Rev. Jones, which hlcclnl said who strongly cril!cl2ed Con age, spotty power outages and degrees fahrenhett during the dipped to one degree fahren- There will not be a funeral, Times. Eleven members of was published with several "We do not expect to renew rail's performance downed tree limbs. day. By I p.m., the wind chill heit. however, and there will not be Mrs. Freeland's family were others by Time magazine. it unless there is dramatic Im- See ('(trail, page 2 Long Branch police re- factor was set at one degree The winds were so fierce any visitation at the funeral among the dead at Jonestown. According to some ported that several windows fahrenheit. that had they been preceded home, he said Joseph Wilson's body was Jonestown survivors, Rev. were blown out at two Broad- Winds during the day in this by heavy rains, trees would Mr. Childs also declined to reportedly found close to that Jones had ordered members of way establishments because of area averaged 35 to 40 miles have been uprooted, the say where Mr. Wilson would be of Peoples Temple leader, the the community to write the high winds. Parkway Ap per hour, gustlng up to 50 and weather observer said. buried, although he did con- Rev. Jim Jones. self-analyses in July. Hun- The Inside Story M miles per hour. The severity cede that the burial would be According to Cecil A. Rob- dreds of letters describing per- pllance Store and Newberry's TIE WEATHER on that city's main thorough- of the winds is unusual for this Winds were expected to locally. erts, assistant commissioner sonal faults were found at the fare were the only two busi- tune of the year, the observer continue today, and slack off Leslie Wilson will probably of police for crime In Jonestown colony. Suay with decreasing wlads May. Highs M U 41. nesses reported to have been reported. by the afternoon not return to New Jersey for Georgetown, Guyana, "eye- One of the letters was at- Clear, very ctM lealghl. larreaslag rttadlaess damaged by winds yesterday tributed to Leslie Wilson by teaaerrew. Complete weather repert page 1 Time, but after hearing It read County residents wen The leve it*ry *f Christmas 7 over the phone, the denied spared the worst of the winds Giants, Jets beta lese II writing It. which blew down power tines Engagements aaaeiaced It In northern New Jersey, and woman..dead for five years "Those are not my words. SUektagto a diet 17 caused minor delays on rail You can't quote me as saying But when police contacted William Hopper of Denver, that," she said at the time. lines. Utility trailers were the woman's cousin, he asked, "Where's her sister? She hat Bridge advice II DAILY REGISTER banned from the New Jersey Time msgazine's spokes- Baskets 5 PHONE NUMBERS' <*&• a sister about the same age and they've lived together at man said the news weekly Turnpike, and the U.S. Coast that home for the past M years.'" Classified U-X»'Mala Office M2 4M» Guard broadcast high wind would "stand behind the Ctsalcs II TeB Free (71-MM warnings to mariners. the bouse Sunday. They found the authenticity of anything we Cress**!* Panle II Tsf Free Mf-SIM bodyol m the middle of the living print." Editorials I Classified Depl H217M CM Spaikv-Toalgkt > Baids v ing under stacks of news- Mr Wilson's body had been Kalertitemril. IS Clmliltea Depl S42-4*H Chan 4 Windfall lues., Kin- papers Weal MthMltd that she had died at least five years at Dover Air Force Base In Hmscepe It Spsrts Depl S42-4M4 derhook and Phoenix Wed., Delaware until this week, Lifestyle 11-17 NMdMswi Bareai (71229. Fresh. Thurs. Bystander. when It was releatad, to Mrs. iral Mate A Date tl FmttMfemK. CM HE Ocean Ave.J-ong Branch. Freelsod OHWarles 4 La« Bras** hm 2S«II nsd Llvlag Wladtws The Slate Department has Spsrts..... 11-14 Stattaae Barea*.'. t»2£-«W 8 Church St., Little Silver. See Peoples, page : Large selection of wreaths, rules she stopped visiting the Sberalea laa - Hailel lt% Off All NeedkMlal ribbons. baskeU, holiday ar- (hen G retchen McRae stopped Riasea Wlae aka Spirits Two great New Year's Eve Christmas Hems. The Pet rangements, flowering house- SBwtnng the door Open •a.m.-ll p.m., Mon-Sat., parties. Reservtr Now. Needle, 25 Church St., LltUe through Dec. Silver 2 TheDtityRegfeier SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY. DECEMBER IS, 1976 •People "You're all flat," groused .-plans LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) Fiedler Sunday as hii wife - Wild and craiy comedian and friends - led by assis- Steve Martla has been voted tant Boston Popa conductor When the lights went out Entertainer of the Year" Harry Ellis Dlckaon — sang by members of the Ameri- a chorus of "Happy Birth- WASHINGTON (AP) - The audience in a darkened fast push can Guild of Variety Artists day- Kennedy Center sang Christmas carols with the orchestra at the organization's ninth Fiedler Is recuperating and members of tbe American Ballet Theater performed annual awards ceremony. from brain surgery at Tufts impromptu waltzes, tangos and chorus line kicks during a Martin received the New England Medical Cen- power failure Sunday night. Potomac Electric Power Com- "Georgie" statuette — ter The maestro, dressed in pany offlcals said a mechanical failure with a breaker at a on trade named in honor of late song- a bright Japanese kimono, substation caused the power outtage, which affected parts sat up in bed and sampled TOKYO (AP) - The chief writer George M Cohan — of the Georgetown and Foggy Bottom areas of the District mercial sources to help fi- smoked flab, beer, caviar, U.S representative in Peking Sunday night during taping of Columbia for about an hour. Despite emergency lighting nance the multi-billion-dollar champagne and fresh straw- says the United States wants of a television special sched- provided by the fire department, the audience at Kennedy modernization program now berries. speedy economic agreements uled to air on CBS Wednes- Center finally gave up and went home about » p.m after underway. day, Jan 10 giving performers a standing ovation for their efforts The with China now that they are He said the foreign loans The catered party lasted establishing diplomatic rela- Martin also was named half an hour, a hospital lights came on about 10 minutes later would run to "tens of billions of male comedy star of the tions, and China's foreign US dollars," but he atnued spokesman said. Hospital trade minister says his govern- year by AGVA, the nation's employees gave Fiedler a the amount "will be based on largest entertainment union May draw no conclusion* ment is in the market for a China's ability to repay the cake, and patients on his "Entertainer of the floor shared the treats. WASHINGTON (AP) - After spending $58 million long-term trade pact. debts." An Ctrl* Leonard Woodcock, the Year" award-winners In pre- Fiedler underwent tracking down evidence, the House Assassinations Commit- Even before the surprise vious years were Totie tee may conclude this week that It can't draw any con- head of the U.S. Liaison Mis- announcement Friday that the M BOSTON (AP) - All surgery Monday to relieve Fields, Johnny Carson, Ben Jtki Mllrkrll sion in the Chinese capital, told Unlted(§tales was ending its an accumulation of fluid on clusions on the deaths of President John F Kennedy and Vereen, Frank Sinatra, Sam- He also intends to run for Ctrl*, the presiding queen of reporters there that the United W-year estrangement from the brain, a condition that Dr Martin Luther King Jr. A draft report to be acted on my Davis Jr., Liza Minnelll another term as president of old-time burlesque, says States "will be pushing as fast China, trade between the two Impaired his walking. A hos- this week suggests the committee conclude that con- and Bob Hope, who was hon- the Atlanta National As- they don't make 'em like as possible" for agreements on countries was increasing In pital spokesman said Fiedler spiracies can neither be proved nor disproven In the two ored twice sociation for the Advance they used to. trade, shipping, civil aviation the first ten months of this was steadily improving but It assassinations. Committee chairman Rep Louis Stokes, I) Also during Sunday's ment of Colored People. "I'm looking lor a lost and other areas Woodcock is year U.S. exports to China to- was not known how soon he Ohio, has said lie believes the committee drew "the outlines presentation, AGVA's spe- He also wants to be a US. breed - the classic strip- expected to be the first US. talled |529 million, compared would be released. of a conspiracy" in the King case, but acknowledges that cial "Golden Award" was senator, but believes the teaser," the red-haired leg- ambassador to the Communist to 1375 million for all of 1977 nothing was proven. By the same token, a 500-page staff presented lo Buddy Ebsen chances of a black being end said as she watched a Chinese government. Imports from China in the 10 draft summary, according to committee sources who asked for "outstanding entertain- elected to the Senate from dozen strippers audition for Foreign Trade Minister Li months reached |278 million, not to be Identified, says all possibilities or a conspiracy in ment provided to the Amen- Georgia are slim. her show "This was NEW DELHI, India (AP) Chiang told a news conference compared to $203 million last the Kennedy case have not been ruled out even though can public over a long period The thought has crossed Burlesque" — A vote in the Indian Par- In Hong Kong his government year. there is no specific evidence of a conspiracy. of years " my mind," Bond said in a The dancers, who work in liament this week could send wants to sign a trade pact with This was only 12 percent of recent interview. "I have Boston's adult entertain former Prime Minister li Washington following the es- the 14.7 billion worth of trade • •• always wanted to be a US ment area, turned out with dira (.audit to jail for the Ask uludv of missile plan tablishment of diplomatic rela- between Taiwan and the Unit- MONTGOMERY, Ala. senator, and I could stay G-strings and feathers to try rest of the week and deprive tions on Jan. 1, but "dis-ed States during the first 11 (AP) - Former Attorney here (in Georgia) for a dec- for the enduring road show, her of the seat in the lower WASHINGTON (AP) - Senior defense officials have cussions and developments months of this year. Although General J*ka Mllckell, who ade or more and my chances played around the nation for house she won in November recommended intensive study of a new Air Force proposal will be a deciding factor." He the United States is breaking will complete a prison term would not measurably in- 18 years and due to reopen The lower house is sched- to launch the proposed M X mobile missile from airplanes did not elaborate. diplomatic relations with the next month for his role In the crease ' here Dec. 27. uled lo vote this week on a rather than from the ground as originally planned. Pen- Li said China will buy U.S. Nationalist Chinese regime on Watergate coverup, has Bond was nominated for The tryouts were mostly motion by Mrs. Gandhi's tagon sources said Sunday night the Air Force studies are agricultural equipment and in- the island and cancelling their been granted a five-day Christmas furlough. vice president in 1968 during for publicity, but Ms Corio successor, Prime Minister expected to be completed in about three months, hopefully dustrial products and will ac- mutual defense treaty, it will the Democratic National says she's always looking for Morarji Desal, to Jail and permitting a final decision on moving ahead with the cept loans from foreign gov- continue trade and cultural C.W. Beaver Jr., super- Convention in Chicago by talent, which she describes expel her on charges of advanced mobile missile and the way it will be based. The ernments as well as from com- links. intendent of the federal min- recommendation to Defense Secretary Harold Brown from imum-security facility at anti-Vietnam' War delegates as "a girl with a good figure breach of privilege and con- a high-level council of defense scientists and other senior Maxwell Air Force Base, protesting the presidential - she's attractive, she's tempt of Parliament. officials that the new approach be given full consideration said Mitchell's furlough runs candidacy of Hubert Hum- feminine, she has style, class With 303 of the Ho seats in is the latest development In a search for the best way to Leaders braced from Dec. 22 to Dec. 27. phrey. Bond, then 29, was and performs gracefully." the chamber, Desal's Janata deploy an entirely new intercontinental-range ballistic mis- Beaver refused to say prohibited from serving in Ms. Corio, who , is (Peoples) Party can put the sile by the mid 1080s. where Mitchell plans to the office until he was 35. rumored to be in her Ms or resolution through. But spend his holiday. Mitchell, • •• 70s, was apparently not too doves in the Janata have for showdown 65, is serving a one-to-four- BIRMINGHAM, England thrilled with the parade. been trying to persuade the The dollar sliilrs down year sentence. He first en- (AP) — Pop singer Rod She says today's strippers hawks that such tough action tered prison in June 1977 but Stewart escaped injury emphasize shedding clothes would help Mrs. Gandhi by TOKYO (AP) - The decision by the Organization of was furloughed last Decem- when the Rolls Royce In and dancing naked rather giving her a halo of martyr- Petroleum Exporting Countries to increase its oil price with Kucinich ber for surgery. which he was riding had a than the "tease." dom drove the dollar down more than two yen In active trading blowout and crashed into a "I tell my girls to leave The moderates urged Monday. The U.S. currency closed at 193.325, down sharply CLEVELAND (AP) - Un- pulling the rug out from under ditch on a superhighway be- something on — keep a little that she be suspended from from Friday's closing rate of 195.75 in Tokyo and New ion leaders representing the city, we are not going to ATLANTA (AP)-Julian tween London and Birm- chiffon on. A woman's Parliament until she agrees York. Cleveland's 10,000 civil ser- tag property (for seizing)." Bond, who once declined a ingham. greatest asset is a man's im- to apologize for the alleged vants braced themselves for -On Friday, Cleveland be- ice presidential nomination The chauffeur of the agination." harassment But they were today's showdown over layoffs came the first city to default because he was too young, Rolls Royce Phantom, «t* outnumbered by those im- with Mayor Dennis Kucinich since the Depression when hasn't abandoned all of his owned by singer Tom Jones, BOSTON (AP) - Arthur prisoned during Mrs while local bankers considered Kucinich and the council failed political ambitions. also was unhurt A police car Fiedler was celebrating his Gandhi's 1975-77 emergency Conrail suing the city for defaulting. to agree on the mayor's plan to Bond, 39, plans to remain took Stewart on to Birm- 84th birthday In a hospital rule who want her to get a Kucinich was to meet with raise taxes, or the council's in the Georgia state senate ingham where he performed taste of the medicine she (continued) bed, but he wasn't about to to attack all the problems the representatives of 17 pub- suggestion to sell the city- For at least two more years. before a capacity crowd of gave them. On another point, Gambac- relax his critical ear there are, but I am building a lic-employee locals to outline, a owned light company. 16.000 fans Sunday. dni said he is seeking a re- strong staff and establishing schedule for layoffs of 35 The council views the vision in New Jersey's formula policy and planning to attack percent of the city's workers 46,000-i-uslomer Muny Light as price hike may mean a 4 OPEC, which supplies it for allocating revenues railed them." He said the brunt of the pro- a drain on the treasury. It has percent Increase in electric percent of the United States' Most by transportation-related state Commuter groups whose gram would fall on the police not generated its own electrici- Claim oil rates and a 10 percent increase oil, approved on Sunday a four- taxes, such as the levy on representatives appear on the and fire departments, sani- ty since the spring of 1977. A (continued) in steam rates. step plan that will boost the RED BANK gasoline and fees for auto reg- program include Shore Com- tation and street repairs. sign on the plant, "Power to price of gasoline was 66 cents a Bertram Schwartz, senior price of a 42-gallon barrel of istration and licensing. muters for On Time Service, Two unions representing the People, Muny Light, Den- gallon. vice president in charge of Con crude by 14.5 percent by Oct 1, STORES He reported 40 of the SOIrate Shore Commuters, Com- Cleveland's 1,875 police of- nis J. Kucinich, Mayor," is il- "This is hardly a minimal Ed's fuel, said oil accounts for 1979 In nine months, the price OHNIIH states devote all of these rev- muter Wives, Commuters for ficers have promised to fight luminated at night with elec- increase," said Sch|eslnger, almost one-third of the utility's will go from the current $12 70 WEEK NIGHTS enues to transportation, but Buses, the Honmouth County the layoffs in court. tricity purchased from the speaking on ABC television's cost of electricity and more to $14.54. Most analysts had New Jersey ranked "at theTransportation Coordinating "The city is going to be one Cleveland Electric Illuminat- "Issues and Answers" Sunday. FREE than one-half the cost of predicted a rise of no more very bottom, 4tth or 50th" in Committee and the Morris hell of a jungle if he (Kucinich) ing Co. "It could have a major impact steam. than 8 percent. the proportion it devotes to County Board of. Public Trans- lays off half the police and City Council President not only on trade balances, but PARKING transportation. portation. firemeny said David Isaacs, a George Forbes said he would on the rate of inflation, on the The state's failure to al- pharmacist at an all-night meet with business leaders to performance of the industrial locate more of these revenues drugstore here. try to persuade them to make economies." to transportation made it im- At six local banks, which early payments of $12 million Government and industry possible for him to provid the Peoples hold $15.5 million In overdue to $15 million in real and per- officials said the U.S. inflation matching funds necessary to city notes, executives sched- sonal property taxes. rate - currently about 9Vi gain large amounts of avail- (continued) uled meetings to consider how The plan would not solve percent — will rise by one-half able federal aid, Gambaccini begun releasing the names of to collect on the debt. the city's long-term financial to three-quarters of a per- said. the Jonestown victims, as soon "Sooner or later we will crisis, but Forbes said it would centage point because of the "To date, the office has as relatives have made ar- have to file a suit against the help pay salaries of workers OPEC decision. been run through management rangements for them. city," said RogeV Hlppsley, a Kucinich threatened to lay off The OPEC action was also by crisis," he said. "Over the Mr. Childs said Mrs. Free- Central National Bank spokes- and could carry the city expected to lead to higher utili- past two decades, there has through February or March. land had asked for no pub-man. "But we don't want our ty rates. In dash AM/ FM been a physical deterioration lished obituaries on her son, so "We don't foresee any sig- A spokesman for the Con- action to be construed by the Stereo/8-track Dial-ln-door of the rails, buses and roads. a complete list of survivors public as the banks starling to nificant ripple effects," said solidated Edison Company of It's a fearsome responsibility was unavailable. shut down the city. 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Tke system gne* tke as- Department, judged Fri- This it what the world us all AIUKDIW a pan- of rocaaaU, an ended Horns ace M of Patrtrc* VU- •» jm want to be a fire- aatanu faar years of traav day's cetebratioa a sacceta ae was tmfttftt tke fire a M contuse - laf«. Old Bndft. farmer* tf man' Bg before tkey become fall figkt fires aaywkeae a tke "It's great to be as- Tke elder statesmen of m aa wna adjestcr ma l coconuts and all I—Ml Rsea Urtk tdTtT Tkat's tke qsestioa ensef towstsksp i O ssaare miles sociated with people like tke Community Fire Com- Ike StfccUd Rufc I—in You never know what eatd SatardJr at St Petari George Gremmiager tke "If s aa awfnl M of re- One at tke respoaatonties tkts." Mr Kuakle Slid "At a pany, Arthur Halfield, 12. Ce tar B yean you're getting into when you nm|»lil N«Ti Brasmct aewry elected chief of tke quaribilit; said Cbief of keag WOMBLE — RotorrtE of riBoittr AM Center A»f.. yimntxjrr ToBtnWiip, on D*C I), Exclusive JEWELRY IfTt D*v«t*a huUMnd of Anmt P informofion or free consultation (all: Womtf*. lovntj laffttf 0' RotwM E MONMOUTH PROFESSIONAL 8MUNNQ tVombt* Jr and Kottir M Womtrt*. fond 25 Mofmf Pk h Nn, MHch#n ana Wallace 8 Womtxe Lmitnmh.t 0 (\ ± 842-3443 Wmt MHJ fu*wtol lorrvcf WM 10 am an tr* fimy&ftnm C By JAMES J. KILPATRICK MllltltlllllllllllllllMlltlMIUIIIIhlllllllHIIIII pure merit appointments to Sloan Kuykendall of If President Carter had his rubble. Winchester, a former presi- way, he would impose upon the CONSERVATIVE You wonder about Mr. dent of the state bar associa federal judiciary a quota sys- Carter now and then, how tlon His group included Mrs. tem based upon race and sex. much is real, how much is Waldo Miles of Bristol and The president said so himself, VIEW facade. He made a great prod- Noel C. Taylor, the black just todays ago. uction number last year out of mayor of Roanoke. They met Perhaps this breathtaking • lllllllHlllllllllllimilllllllllMltlllllllMlillll asking senators to set up blue- five times, winnowed the can- assumption by the president phasized that when it comes to ribbon commissions within didates to 17, interviewed all of was reported elsewhere in the getting district judges con- their states to recommend top- them, and agreed upon five country. It was not reported by firmed, his authority is lim- notch candidates for the 117 men, Including three sitting the Washington Star, the ited. He ended the colloquy on new district court judgeshlps KILPATRICK Judges and two leading private Washington Post or the New this note: Sen. Byrd was among the sen- attorneys. York Times. Mr. Carter's Richmond and UppervUle. The "If I didn't have to get Sen- ators who received this presi- statement came at a breakfast president of Randolph-Macon All that labor by conscien- ate confirmation of my appoin- dential request. College and the president of meeting with reporters on the tees," said Ihe president, "I Byrd complied completely tious persons apparently Is morning of Thursday, Dec. 7. the Richmond Bar Association down the drain. Byrd said he could Just tell you flatly that 12 He set up two separate com- also served. Each of the papers had tran- percent of all my judicial ap- missions, one to recommend would not second-guess his scripts of the questions and pointments would be blacks, 3 names for two judgeshlps in Downing's commission con- own commissions by suggest- Red Hank's Westside answers. None of the papers percent would be Spanish- the Eastern District of Virgin- sidered 45 names, including a ing blacks and women on his used this particular quote. speaking, and 40 percent would ia, the other to name can- black suggested by Madison own. Mr. Carter said he under- No women candidates ap- controlled council, doesn't appear to The president had been be women, and so forth." didates for two openings in the stood this. "I might say," he The revitalization of Red Bank's peared from any source. The fielding questions about the Western District. added, "that if something of Westside has for some time been a be enthusiastic about pursuing the If Mr. Carter were pressed, commission sought earnestly, Middle East. In an abrupt that kind cannot be resolved, renovation idea. He says he first wants doubtless he would add that of The commissions them- Downing says, for other blacks goal of the borough's governing body change of subject, a reporter then there would be no ap- course he is talking about qual- selves were impeccably quali- that might be considered. In as well as the Community Chamber of to see if there is a possibility of selling mentioned that Sen Harry pointment In Virginia." ified blacks, qualified Spanish- fied. The Eastern group was the end, the entire commission the school to a private, tax-paying Byrd of Virginia had proposed Commerce. There has been a great Americans, and qualified headed by former Rep. Thom- endorsed four sitting Virginia This is the president who the names of only white males deal of progress made toward achiev- owner. women. This is one of those as N. Downing of Newport Judges and one highly qualified ran on his pledge that "all fed- for new federal judgeshlps. ing it, but much still has to be done We hope he will give some second things that scarcely need to be News, one of the outstanding Richmonder, Richard L. Wil- eral judges should be ap- Mr. Carter was asked if he said. But when the president persons in Virginia's public before the campaign can be described thoughts to the proposal before actual- liams, who formerly was on pointed strictly on the basis of himself would make an effort speaks "flatly" of racial and life. Among the members were merit without any considera- ly deciding to scrap it. It's our thought the bench. as even nearly successful. to seek black names for con- sexual quotas on the bench, he a leading black attorney, J. tion of political aspects or In- Many citizens who are committed that the move of the headquarters of sideration In Virginia. A con- offers a revealing insight into Hugo Madison of Norfolk, and It was the same In the fluence." This was a promise, siderable discussion ensued, in to the revitalization believe the cor- local government and of the police his own cast of mlnd-and he a widely connected woman Western District, where the he said, the people could de- which the president em- reduces his own pretensions of lawyer, Mildred B. Slater of nerstone of it would be Ihe conversion would provide the dramatic action commission was chaired by J. pend upon him to keep. of the former River Street School to a that would stir real change. complex that would serve as a new Dr. Arnone said he wants the police headquarters and municipal Westside revitalization effort con- building. tinued during his administration, and Brookdale committee suggested Such use of the old school would that is good to hear. What concerns us, bring more people to that section of however, is his reluctance to embrace Red Bank raised funds for charitable or- ecutive director of the Mon- the borough. That, in turn, would pro- the plan to use River Street School for To the Editor: ganizatlons-the Women's mouth County Arts Council. Brookdale Community Col- FROM OUR READERS vide activities which might encourage municipal purposes. That has general- Center being one recipient. Mr. Garcia's tremendous lege conUnues to suffer from The generosity of the talents brought the activities businesses to locate in the area. ly been regarded as the principal way adverse publicity at a time artu and tttoaftm nwttnr Tut* mini ml •«<•#• M »«•• »•( lit* akli art •Miry, flfldcrttfntnli of contflMIti f«r tMlct T ind«it*minti •( JayCeeEttes will help to de- of the Arts Council Into the Dr. Michael J. Arnone, the mayor- to bring new life and a sense of excite- when the student body and fac- fray the costs of our services. open and we cannot help but elect who will lead the Republican- ment to an area that badly needs it. ulty are very much in need of a Including food for our wonder why more effective boost In morale. sheltered mothers and chil- measures to reconcile the dif- of nonpartisan Individuals cember 13 editorial, "Recycl- Partisan party politics dren. ferences of opinion between prominent in the fields of ing and the 1980's," are greatly should have had no place in the The staff and clients of the the board and Mr. Garcia were education and administration, appreciated by Regional Re- selection of the Board of Women's Resource and Sur- not taken. The outstanding Thefts at Christinas time including faculty representa- sources Recovery Committee Trustees. Mrs. Neuberger's vival Center are most grateful success of his work certainly tion, and made the appoint- of Monmouth County. It Is disheartening to know that the just for those type of sales. reputation In the field of higher for this community support. speaks positively for the education is well established ments on a nonpartisan basis. The Innovative regional re- Christmas season, which emphasizes Two of those stands on Route 36 in Martin R. Rush, M.D. Margaret Heller soundness of his priorities. It Is and I regret the unpleasant cycling program proposed by Director hardly worth losing a director the spirit of goodwill and brotherhood, Hazlet were victimized several nights publicity she is receiving when our group requires publicity in Diane W. Kltts of his capabilities over any dif- has become a time for increased larce- ago. Because of the high quality of the In fact she should have been a Recycling order that the public may be- Community Education ferences of opinion that may nous acts. vital force in recommending come informed about its possi- have arisen. trees taken, the stands' operators and bilities trustee appointments. West Long Branch As a member organization Most shops and businesses are police theorize that the thefts were the You will be performing a It would have been much To the Editor: Garcia's job of the Monmouth County Arts alert to the need to be on the lookout work of organized rings. great public service In continu- wiser for the Board of Free- The Daily Register Interest West AUenhurst Council, we can only hope that for shoplifters, the thieves who think ing your coverage of this ef- Hazlet Police Lt. John Feather- holders to have appointed a and support within recent To the Editor the new administration will fort, unique In the state and their acts may go undetected because stone said Christmas tree thefts is a search committee composed news coverage and in the De- continue in the positive direc- perhaps in the nation. Open letter to Executive of the stores' crowded conditions. Be- tion established under Mr. perennial problem in his township, in Alton R. McDermott Board, Monmouth County Arts cause of that awareness, there is a Garcia's supervision. which 30 adults were arrested last Chairman Council: degree of progress in the ap- Diane Dollak year for those crimes. He said his We were most disappointed prehension and prosecution of that President department is beefing up surveillance The museum to hear of the resignation of Shore Music Educators As- type of criminal. Mr. Eduardo Garcia as ex- of highway stands and that persons Eatontown sociation Vandalism and thievery at any caught stealing items from them will To the Editor: time is disgraceful, but when it occurs The Eatontown Historical be prosecuted. at this joyful period, it is doubly dis- Committee wishes to express turbing. The public should help the police its thanks and appreciation for Today in history reduce this horrible practice. That can all the publicity given to the This came to mind when we read be done if people would alert police dedication of the Eatontown By Tk* Associated Press Roman Catholic Church. about people who seem to make a Museum. The interest and co- Oh this date In 18S5, the 13th Ten yean ago: The most when they come upon someone who is habit of stealing Christmas trees, operation of The Daily Reg- Amendment to the U.S. Con- advanced communications sat- wreaths and grave blankets, generally selling the trees or wreaths in out-of- ister is the vital link between stitution was adopted, ellite up to that time, Intelsat from highway farm market stands the-way places at considerably re- the public and the volunteers abolishing slavery. III, was launched from Cape who work for the community. In 1777, George Washing- that are open at this time of the year duced prices. Kennedy In Florida. Special thanks go to David ton's army went Into winter Five yean ago: Nelson Turner for his article and to quarters at Valley Forge In Rockefeller resigned as gov- Larry Perna for the photogra- Pennsylvania ernor of New York and was phy. In 1787, New Jatsey be- succeeded by Lt. Gov. Battleship New Jersey Jean C. Stilivell came the third state to ratify Malcolm Wilson. President the U.S. Constitution. One year ago: Israel's The campaign to bring the Bat- Dahn's optimism. That's because he Prime Minister Menachem Be- tleship New Jersey to the state for In ltlS, President Woodrow has sponsored a bill to create a com- Center aided Wilson married a widow, Edith gin said President Carter re- permanent berthing continues. Victor mission which could negotiate with the garded Israeli Middle East Keyport Boiling Gait, at the bride's E. Dahn, chairman of the U.S.S. New peace proposals as a fair basis federal government in getting the ship To the Editor: Washington home. Jersey Battleship Commission which for negotiations. sent here. The Women's Resource and In MM, Japan Joined the Today's birthdays: Former \ has led it, said his group is heartened Survival Center of Keyport United Nations. We're glad that concern about the Attorney General Ramsey ' because of interest shown recently by would like to extend our sin- In 1M1, Indian troops In- Clark Is 51. Theatrical writer Daniel J. O'Hern, commissioner of the battleship has not,waned, and we cere thanks to the Mlddletown vaded Goa and two other Por- and producer Abe Burrows Is agree with Mr. Dahn and bis organiza- JayCeeEttes for their recent tuguese enclaves on India's at state Department of Environmental contribution to our program. tion that Liberty State Park in Jersey ' i ii Ml 11 Ml west coast. Thought for today: Better Protection. The JayCeeEttes held a In 1(70, a law permitting City would be an ideal place for it to 'Oh, spirit. I will mend my ways and be do a good deed near at borne Assemblyman William F. Dowd, "Cut-A-Thon" at the Getaway divorce want Into effect In Ita- than go far away to burn In- R-Monmouth, also is cause for Mr. rest. the most tight-fisted Scrooge you ever MW. Hair Salon at which time they ly, despite opposition by the cense - a Chinese proverb. SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1978 ThcDWlyRegitter 7 A special love story — I Israel's fairest daughter, Mary, is betrothed EDITOR'S NOTE - The ished in thy loving kindness, 0 of honor. There were three grcM human love itory of tke Lord. Give to this wood worker, knocks at the door, signifying a Gwpeli U that of Joseph ud Joseph, a worthy heart and visitor. Anna walked across the Mary, the vfc-fhi choien to bear good intent." carpeted floor, dabbing at her the SOB of God. But the New Anna draped a fresh, skyblue eyes. Tettamtat account of their sto- cover over the couch where ry t> iklmpy. ThU tint in- j Mary would sit with her groom, lUUmcnt »f a five-part Chrlst- and brought the girl to the place TOMORROW: Joseph, the mai teriet, "A Special Love woodworker groom. the month of Hathor forever among all Story," drawi on noo-cuonlcal "What have I brought forth?" accouati that circulated widely "A female," the midwife an- hi the early church. "Amen and amen," the as- swered. semblage had cried. "So be it." How swiftly the years had ith their vow. By GEORGE W. CORNELL AP Religion Writer FOR CHRISTMAS CLASSIC Thou art all fair, my daugh- to ter, all grace and comeliness. Thi tad mnged for her to QUARTZ STYLING BY OMEGA Thy akin U silken to the touch, ing head, and then straightened thy form like the work of a the folds of her woven white skilled craftsman. How gentle gown. thou art, my child, how sweet the care of, Anna's kinsman, the the perfume of thy hair. fif Adoration welled In the heart \JJ striving to keep the unreasoned of the girl's aging mother, -j It was they, after the death of sense of loss from her eyes. Anna, as she combed and Joachim, who had helped Anna smoothed her daughter's long, her with an ever- dark tresses. It was a deep-felt morning. For on this day, Mary would be espoused. How beautiful she is, and pure of soul, the mother mused. had naased Trnnp mw mv "" exquisitely bright-cheeked Ah, beloved daughter, thou art the treasure of this house. There Is no spot on thee. Thy acid's rirtK -srs-'-sm: innocence Is a garden enclosed, and thou seem over-young for wifehood. Artsafiti 'S'-'Sf;;:"::: Yet Mary was 15, the proper me waus ^^fly about the room ner age for taking a husband. She A most enduring and endearing timepiece tor sat now on a stool, in dewy- head swimming with recollec- her lealurmg Roman dial while (ace and yellow eyed reverie, as Anna arrayed gold tilled case Omega quartz accuracy within a her for the ceremony. Her fore the signing of the betrothal preparations. lew seconds per month A most precise piece ol braids had been loosened and agreement, and Mary would be Two other servants had joined lewelry flowed over the nape of her there for all to see, her hair Judith in decorating the house, neck to her waist. flowing to its full length as a bringing out extra ottomans and lithe, lovely child, thy par- sign of her maidenhood. setting out trays of pickled ents exult in thee. A fullness How strangely life unfolded. olives, cheeses, fig cakes and 0 rose in Anna's throat. We shall Just as the end of Mary's child- other pastries for the throng of miss the song of thy rising and heavy time. Mary was not just afflicted Joachim, an otherwise She rushed from the house in another daughter of Israel. She large-spirited and prosperous the twilight and saw Joachim hood was being marked with neighbors and relatives who OMEGA lying down. festivities, so was its beginning. would come in a daylong suc- The mother laid the comb had been the sunrise of life to man. He owned vast numbers 'coming from the fields with his her elderly parents, Anna and of sheep, the greatest herd in shepherds and flocks. Sing, 0 'Hun other, earlier celebration cession. aside and began to weave a fill- had scarcely faded in Anna's Anna's lips moved silently, as el of yellow marguerites for Joachim For 20 years of mar- the Jrzreel valley, and a splen- barren, thou that didst not bear, riage they had been childless did house in Nazareth. break forth into singing. At the memory. she bent to adjust a rug. Mary's hair. The guests would Mary had been a healthy, "0 Lord, grant that this man soon be arriving, and all must until her coming. Anna remem- v_, h, ,„ „ ,. , gate of the fold, she met him, Y hls her arms about nis happy youngster, taking her that thou has chosen for her be made ready. bered how unceasingly she had « affluence could not °nrf ,,„.„„, ,,„ ;mo B1V,,,I hi. prayed In those years. first toddling steps at the age of shall deal gently with her l-et It was a joyous, yet also ease the gall of childlessness. nine months. When she was a "0 God of my fathers," she It was a scandal (or a Jew to "Now I know that the Lord him never raise his hand had implored again and again, God hath greatly blessed us," year old, Joachim had made a against her, nor speak to her fail to beget children, a sign of great feast, inviting the whole "bless me, as thou didst bless sin and God's disfavor and, in she exclaimed. "Behold, she harshly. She is born and nour- Patrolman the womb of Sarah in her oldtime, the priests had come to that was barren hath con- age, and gavest her a son, scorn his generous festival of- Isaac." The tears of the aging couple, injured Once, kneeling under a laurel It is not lawful for thee to their faces pressed close, tree, she noticed the young offer thy gifts," they said, flowed together, sparrows nesting above, and •seeing thou has not begat any "As the Lord my God liveth." in crash the grief burst from her In a seed in Israel." Ajina had vowed, "whatever I wail. Joachim had betaken himself bring forth, whether it be male MIDDLETOWN - Patrol- "Woe unto me. I am not com- to the desert for long periods of or female, I will devote it to the man Richard Heidel Is listed In parable to the very fowls of the fasting and prayer. And then, at Lord my God." fair condition in Riverview heavens; the very beasts of the last, it had come to pass. Anna Jubilant and singing praises, Season's Greetings Hospital, Red Bank, where he earth, for even the beasts are sensed it, like a whisper in her Joachim had made a special was admitted early yesterday fruitful before thee, 0 Lord soul, a stirring warmth in her pgpilgrimagg e to Jerusalem to of morning after his patrol car Their lack pf issue had sorely flesh. fer 100 goats, 10 lambs without was hi a head-on collision with one driven by a man who was eluding another police officer. fromyour friends Thomas R. Jones, 20, of WHEN YOU Johnstown, Pa., faces arraign- ment In Municipal Court today to answer a variety of charges, LOOK GOOD, Including U motor vehicle vio- lations, In connection with the atUnited Counties accident, police said. He was •y I LOOK GOOD! held in the county jail In Ueu of mm ball pending today's court appearance, according to poUc Ae The Incident begain at 12:30 Trust Company a.m. yesterday, when Patrol- man Patrick Greaves, waiting THAT'S RIGHT. TAKE A for t traffic light at Route J6 and Thompson Avenue to LOOK IN THE MIRROR. change, observed a vehicle run through a red light at the in- tersection at a high speed, ac- LIKE WHAT YOU SEE? IF cording to police. Patrolman Greaves NOT, RUSH DOWN TO pursued the car along Route H and onto LeonardvlUe Road, ">WAf/E SEZ" FOR "UP TO police said. The driver alleged- ly ran another three red lights THE MINUTE" FASHIONS on LeonardvlUe Road, police added. TO PICK UP YOUR SPIRITS. Patrolman Heidel was east- bound on LeonardvUle Road A NEW BLAZER, SKIRT from the New Monmouth area when his car was struck head- on by the Jones vehicle, police OR TOP — AND YOU'LL said. He was pinned in his pa- trol car, but Mr. Jones was FEEL TERRIFIC. YOU able to get out of his car, police added DONT HAVE TO BE RICH After he left his car. Mr. Jones aUegedly struck Patrol- TO BE IN FASHION— TO man Greaves In the head with his fist, police said FEEL GOOD! ESPECIALLY Police said the patrol car was demolished. 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I 'i.oliltTiutnMjlMBl MONMOUTH MALL—EATONTOWN, N.J. OPEN MON.-THURS. TO 10 P.M. NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS Giants' Longest Season finally ends By AL TOOZE Said guard Doug Van Horn, "One of these yean we PHILADELPHIA - For the New York Giants on might get there We played lousy, but I have respect for yesterday, it was the end of its longest season. A season, McVay. He's a true man and he hasn't let the speculation like many before it, that started with much promise and affect him." with Ugh expectations, but — again - ended on a dismal Added defensive end George Martin. "As the season note as the punchless offense couldn't generate a score, and went on things fell by the wayside I like McVay, and If we dropped a 20-] verdict to the Philadelphia Eagles, who are get someone new, it means starting from scratch The fans playoff-bound as a wild card team with a J-7 record will have to go through rebuilding all over again " John Mendenhall, a veteran of seven seasons with the "Since the start McVay has been a great motivator," Giants, perhaps summed it up best when he described the said Mendenhall "I hope he comes back. I just can't team as "The Same Old Giants " Sitting pretty at mid- understand this year. We had a good bench for the first season with a 5-3 mark, the Giants wound up losing seven of time" the last eight games, and closed 6-10 on the season. Late in the first period, the Giants put their only score For all Intents and purposes, the game was decided in on the board They went 53 yards in six plays, the big gain the first quarter. Wilber Montgomery put the Eagles out in coming as the result of a flea-flicker from Randy Dean to front with two quick scares and a 130 lead with 5:44 still left Jim Robinson for 48 yards But after a holding penalty set to play in the period them back, the Giants settled for a 24-yard field goal by Joe On the third play of the game, Montgomery Ml the Danelo. middle of the line, cut to his left and rambled 47 yards down In the second quarter, Joe Pisarcik replaced starter to the Giant 18. Four plays later he bulled over from the two Randy Dean after he took a shot to the head while being for the score, also becoming the Eagles' all-time leading sacked, but the Giant offense still sputtered. They were season rusher, surpassing Steve Van Buren's mark of 1,146 forced to punt on both of their possessions in the second yards in 1849 • - quarter After they held the Giants to four plays, the Eagles The Eagles' offense, which stayed mostly to the ground, quickly scored again. A series of four plays was highlighted showed a balanced attack as fullback Mike Hogan hit the by 43-yard pass from Ron Jaworskl to Harold Carmichael, middle of the Giant defense for 101 yards to go along with who out-reached several Giant defenders and pulled down a Montgomery's 130 floater. In the third period, the Giants tried a pass play by On the next play Montgomery banged it over from punter Dave Jennings on fourth down, but the Eagles were seven yards out After missing his first attempt. Mike all over the receiver as they knocked the pass away. A Michel booted the extra point for the 13-0 lead similar flea-flicker attempt by Pisarcik in the fourth period Coach John McVay seemed calm as he praised the also went for naught Eagle team on its victory, saying, "The way things hap- The Eagles put the icing on their playoff bid when they pened out there, it Just wasn't our day Defensively, we pressured Pisarcik in the end zone and linebacker Frank played well after the first quarter." Lemaster Intercepted his pass at the nine and taking It in But he seemed to grow tense when the question about for the score with 6:18 lo play. his future came up "This is not the time to discuss that I'd Another Eagle touchdown on a run by Jaworski was be happy to discuss today's baUgame." nullified by an Eagle holding penalty. Off In another corner of the locker room, a grim-faced , With the score at 13-3 during the second and third Andy Robustelli also tried to be non committal, he about periods, it seemed that if the Giant offense could have put the future personnel leadership of the Giants "We will let together a scoring drive, they might have put themselves the dust settle and then get together to determine how and right back in the game But the offense could not get itself what to do. We will look at each situation and see what has on track with any consistency, the Giants' season-long to be done " When asked who the "we" were, he replied, dilemma "Mr. Mara and himself, that's where the decision will be made." Asked if the players' affection for McVay would have an effect on whether he would be retained, Robustelli replied, »p mm "I wouldn't think so. It will be management's decision UNEASY LIES THE HEAD - John McVoy, head McVay's future with the team became shakier as the when it's the appropriate time." coach of the New York Giants, purses his lips as he Giants closed 1978 on the losing side. The feelings of the Giant players after yesterday's wotches his team fall to the Philadelphia Eagles. game were split between loyalty for McVay and dis- satisfaction with their own play McAdoo charges back into Knickhad the gam e undecenterr control, but we let it get away. courtClippers 116, Saas 111 NEW YORK (AP) - Bob McAdoo made up for 1 lost time against the Atlanta Hawks "It's very difficult to let the Knicks shoot 61 •"SAN DIEGO - Lloyd Free scored 30 points and McAdoo, who had missed New York's previous percent in their own arena and expect to win." Randy Smith added 18 and triggered a fourth- quarter spurt that carried the San Diego Clippers to 11 games because of a bruised toe. entered the Sixers 111, Lakers t( victory over the Phoenix Suns. Knlcks' lineup with 8:37 remaining in the first LOS ANGELES - Henry Blbby scored six Smith sank a pair of free throws to tie the game period against Atlanta points in the last minute and 14 seconds to lead the at 92 with 11:03 left in the fourth period, then hit It took him all of ll seconds to register his first Philadelphia 76ers to victory over the Los Angeles basket, another 29 seconds to score again. By the three jumpers as San Diego took a 100-94 lead and Lakers never looked back end of the first quarter he had 16 points, by halftime Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's hook shot with 2:13 he had 21. When it was all over McAdoo had a remaining tied the game at 94 before Philadelphia Cavaliers III, SuperSonlcs tl season-high 41 points and the Knicks had a 111-105 outscored Los Angeles 9-2 in the final two minutes RICHFIELD, Ohio - Campy Russell threw in victory TraU Blaurs 111, NiggeU III 23 points and Austin Carr added 19 to spark the "Mac was hungry," observed Knicks teammate PORTLAND, Ore. - Tom Owens scored a Cleveland Cavaliers to victory over the Seattle Toby Knight "He hadn't been playing for awhile, so career high 35 points. Including 15 for 15 from the SuperSonics I guess his adrenalin started pumping when he got free throw line, to pace the Portland Trail Blazers Cleveland, which has won four of its last five In there. He's such a fantastic talent — you can't to victory over the Denver Nuggets games, ran off 12 straight points, including the first stop him one-on-one; nobody in the league can " Eight free throws and 14 points by Owens kept eight of the final period, to build the game's biggest The victor)' was cheered by a Ball Day crowd of the Blazers in the game early as they fell behind by lead at 87-70 19.571. the Knicks' first sellout of the season. The 10 points in the first quarter. The Cavaliers then saw the Sonics come back club gave away 9,000 basketballs to lans 14 years Lionel Hollins scored 10 points for Portland in with 10 in a row, but Cleveland held on for the and younger, the first time it has ever held such a the second quarter to turn things around. victory. promotion. T.R. Dunn hit a shot from the corner with 8:13 The Cavs broke out of a 4-4 tie with six straight The loss dropped Atlanta two percentage points remaining in the first half to put the Blazers ahead points and led 30-24 at the end of the first quarter. behind first-place Houston in the National Basket- 38-37, and they never trailed after that. The Cavaliers built a 10 point lead. 43-33. in Ihe ball Association's Central Division Backs 117, Bulls 111 second period, but the Sonics charged back to a "That was an outstanding performance by a 47-47 tie. Cleveland then got the last four points of truly great player," Hawks Coach Hubie Brown MILWAUKEE - With reserve Junior the half, and Seattle never again caught up. Mid of McAdoo. "After the first half we were ahead Bridgeman contributing 22 points, the Milwaukee 56-48, but the only reason it was not a blowout was Bucks' bench outscored Chicago's bench 69-20 to Warriors IM, Jazz N the great performance by McAdoo. fatten a victory over the Bulls. NEW ORLEANS - Sonny Parker led a bal- "In the second half we committed crucial, The Bulls, who were led by Artls Gilmore's 25 anced scoring attack with 19 points to lead the critical turnovers. Time and again we put them on points, scored the first 12 points of the game and led Golden State Warriors to victory over the New the foul line with less than five seconds on the 28-27 at the end of the first quarter. But Milwau- Orleans Jazz. A* PfttU shooting clock. We had wide-open jump shots, we kee's Marques Johnson scored nine of his 19 points Golden State held an 88-68 lead with 9:41 remain- REACH, PARTNER — Steve Hawes ot the Atlanta Falcons, lelt, shoots ball 1 had layups, and we did not put the ball down. We in the second period to boost Milwaukee to an 11- ing in the game before the Jazz put on a rally that over the outstretched arm of New York Knick Marvin Webster during the point lead 5M8 with 1:08 left before halftime made it a contest. first half of last nights game in Madison Square Garden Cowboys gaze to future, so does OB Danny White NEW YORK - Coach Tom Landry and the around Shea Stadium at better than 40 miles per Larry Bnnson ran in from the eight for Dallas Dallas Cowboys were looking ahead — but not hour. He completed 15 of 24 passes for 156 yards "We are not as good a football team as the one nearly as far ahead as young quarterback Danny while his counterpart, the Jets' Matt Robinson, hit that won the Super Bowl last year," said Cowboys White. just eight of 28 for 102 yards, was intercepted three safety Cliff Hams "But we have won six in a row The Cowboys, defending Super Bowl cham- times and sacked five times and we are coming " pions, wrapped up a 12-4 season with a 30-7 romp "I don't expect to get in the playoffs except as over the New York Jets that propelled Dallas into the punter, but I do expect to eventually be Dallas' Robinson, who passed lor 2.002 yards and 13 the National Football League playoffs with a six- regular quarterback." said White, a seldom-used touchdowns in place of injured Richard Todd. said: game winning streak. veteran of three NFL seasons "I would leave now "I guess I'm pretty satisfied with what I've done Tony Dorset! was the most visible of the Cow- If I didn't feel this way Both Roger and Tom are As far as the team goes, the word is pnde " boys. He rushed for 121 to complete the season with tremendous and I'm learning all the time I do feel The Jets' 8-8 record was their best since they 1,325. He caught five of White's passes for another on many teams I'd be the regular right now " went 7-7 in 1«74 "1 have to say we fooled a lot of 17 yards. And he scored two touchdowns, one on a While most of Dallas' stars got a chance to rest people." said Coach Walt Michaels "Wehad some stutter-stepping, seven-yard burst up the middle in for at least part of the season-ending game. Dorset! doubters in the beginning, but its a tribute le_,^ the first period, the other on a 54-yard sprint with played all the way "because I think he needed the players for the way they worked I'm not fooled teammate Billy Joe DuPree's fumble in the third work and could handle it." Landry said And when good people do a good job " period Dorset! welcomed it "I'm a running back. I want to "We have momentum, six in a row," Landry cany the ball as often as possible." Among them were Wesley Walker, who caught a said. "This is the time ot the season to get momen- club-record 48 passes for 1.161 yards, Kevin Long, tum. Do you know what momentum is? It's con- He scored Dallas' first TD and Rafael Septlen who finished with 954 yards rushing, and fidence, the feeling you can step on the field and do made it 10-0 at the half with a 22-yard field goal placeklcker Pat Leahy, who had a careeigh 107 whatever you have to do Fullback Robert Newhouse, who missed three games with a hairline fracture in his right leg, made points, the most by a Jet since Bobby HowfieU's III "Ot course," he added, "there Is a difference in - It 17-rwilh a one-yard run late in Ihe third period In 1B72 the playoffs, when both teams want desperately to ("I needed to play because I needed the liming and "The Jets grew up very fast this year," said wta." all that," he said), then it mushroomed to 23-0 on defensive back Burgess Owens "Even though we White, a No. I punter and No. 2 quarterback, Dorsett's run after DuPree had caught and fumbled had a very tough schedule and tell behind against SLEEVE SNAC — Bobby Martin of the New York Jets gets only the sleeve of suited In place of banged up Roger Staubach and White's 21-yard pass at the Cowboy 46. some very tough teams, look what happened. We Dallas Cowboy quarterback Danny White near the end of the second quarter. displayed the confidence that he could1 do whatever Jerome Barkum's nine-yard catch early in the came back We were-in almost every ga The fans White started his first NFL game In place of the Injured Roger Staubach. he wanted to do despite the wind that swirled final period accounted for the Jets' only TD before can only be excited by our prospects." 12 The OMfy Res&er ' HREWSBURV NJ ' MONDAY UECFMBEWIS 1978 Kehler's remarks may hurt recruiting With 12 turnovers to disturb (he perfectionists thi- fust ourselves and our coaching staff, not for our student body quality depth in all positions if a team Is to compete Garden Stale Bowl was not exactly an artistic lucctu The student body at Rutgers stinks' This is a bowl game successfully in big-time college football When cornerback However, those same turnovers and a lew whacky cilia b) and 33,000 people came to it I don't like it. Bob Hynoski was injured, Arizona State picked his re- Uie officials, who came from the Atlantic Coast and South "Their excuses about having exams and not having $10 placement, Craig Nielsen, to pieces land Conferences, made the game exciting art a lot of bleep I have exams, too, and so does everybody Every good football player that Bums loses because of The New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority did a JONNI else on the team They can shell out $15 for a concert or statements such as those made by Kehler — and lo the professional job of pulling on this first bow I endeavor in the something The student body just doesn't care, and that's apathy of the Rutgers' student body - is the loss of another East since New Yorkers yawned ihi i.uihain Buwl uitu sad" chance to provide the depth he will need to play the Penn obscurity, and the friendly brethren of Philadelphia Chased FALK Now, if young, high school stars in this state study Slates and Alabamas on future schedules. the Liberty Bowl into hiding in the South Kehler's statements, they may have second thoughts about One can only wonder how high the Rutgers team would Perhaps the pageantry at the (Jardrn Stair Bowl will keeping their bodies grazing and playing In the Garden have been for the game if virtually all of the 23,000 students never rival the Orange Bowl, but players and foUOWUH nf State That would be a critical blow U Rutgers' stated on the main campus had appeared to make noise for the both teams said that they had been treated first class all the objective of being able to compete in big-lime (they call U Scarlet Knights way Division I-A) football Unfortunately. only 31,402 people will be anlr to say that The situation may ne different at Rutgers, which gained For instance, why should a blue-chip prospect such as QUICK KICKS: Harter said that work on the 1979 they were at this first Harden State Bowl anil thai is a football llltim by lusing to Arizona State, 34-18, after Chris Hose of Red Bank Regional think about attending Garden State Bowl will begin Jan 17. "The game was disgrace More people probably would have shown up to We leading for 35 minutes and 49 seconds Frank Bums may Rutgers, where the student body is nonchalant about the almost as successful as we would have liked to have seen a riot In Newark or a fire In Jersey City have lo examine the damage that statements made by stilus of its sports program? Rose and others like him can for the first one, but I would have liked 10,000 more people," Despite the poor turnout, the Garden Slate H»*l U some of his players did to his recruiting program almost take their pick of schools he said apparently here lo stay - ai least for another year Robert Glen Ki-hli'r, the fullback from Westfield. who like Ed It may be much more satisfying to go to, say, a Penn Aubrey Lewis of the Sports Authority noted that very Harter, executive director of the Sports Authority, said. "I Steward of Malawan was singled out for praise by Arizona State, where the student body not only backs the teams, but few of the 33,402 tickets had been sold in New York. "There expect this bowl to be around lor the next 20 years and, State coach Frank Kush. was the most vehement it is also virtually a member of them in spirit are millions of people there that we have to reach," he said within 10 years to rank as the fifth leading bowl in the "I don't understand the students at our school Frank Burns doesn't have a helluva lot to sell to the Worst injury of the game was incurred by Glgi Gutier- country " (Rutgers)," he shouh'd before a large'gaggle of media good prospects other than the fact thai Rutgers is a good rez, Arizona State cheerleader. Poor Gigi sprained an If Harter (eels that secure about the future ol the people "We need support if our program is ever going to school and is building a good program There are many ankle. Garden State Bowl, the 33.402 must have been encouraging reach the position we want it to Our schedule is improved good schools, and there are many good programs already Pro scouts in attendance were not Impressed by Arizo- to him — financially The Authority probably came close to and our team is improved Vet our students Just don't seem in existence Statements such as those made by Kehler na State's All American end, AI Harris. They rate cor- breaking even on the event although the chanties for which to care could destroy everything that Bums has tried to do nerback Raye Williams as a better prospect. He Is (-3. IM money was tirkefprl will have la wan for n»»i voar "We cainfl into this LMIMI- wanting to play well for Bnth Kush and Burns emphasired the importance of and could be a strong safety in pro ball ^^^ Jammin' James remains close to the backboards By Ike Associated Press Other contests saw Long Island University scored a 7848 Little scoring from star center James Bailey did not slop victpry over Fatrleigh Dickinson; Jersey City Stale defeated Rutgers University from edging Princeton University in college Ramapo 107-92. Northeastern Bible beat Concordia 83-61 and SI basketball action this weekend, but Scarlet Knight Coach Tom Joseph's beat St Peter's 68-64 Young doesn't want to take Bailey away from the boards Princeton Coach Pete (anil was called for two technical "The whole first half was a shooting match." Young said fouls, while Assistant Coach Tony Rilvas was hit with one as after his team's 54-51 victory over the Tigers. 5-2. In the first Rutgers led 49-47 with 57 seconds remaining. The fouls came half, Rutgers could not get the ball outside and Bailey was not when Princeton's Ne.il Christel was charged with an offensive coming out lo the ball foul on a driving layup that would have lied the game In college "Bailey shouldn't come out." Young said "I don't want him basketball, a (earn is awarded (wo free throws for each techni- to shoot from outside It takes him away from the boards " cal foul on a coach Poor foul shooting also hurt Rutgers The Scarlet Knights. 4-2, shot 10 of 21 from the free-throw line and hit on just thi ee of Daryl Strickland, a 6-5 Junior who tranferred from Essex nine with less than a minute remaining County College, led all scorers with 17 points Young said In other college action. Rider oulscored Cortland State 67-53 Strickland, who hit on 8 of 18 from the field, needed more time to grab the championship in the 16th Annual Governor's Classic on the court In the tournament's consolation game. Trenton State defeated "Strickland has to be the guy who hurts teams from the King's Polnl 64-58 outside," Young said "He needs experience and has to relax." NHLjdlLiiame Bowman as coach of All-Star team NEW YORK (AP) - Scotty Bowman, who has led the be one of those assistants, the sources said Montreal Canadiens to three consecutive Stanley Cup cham- The 45-year-old Bowman, who coached the St Louis Blues pionships in seven years as their coach, will guide Ihe National for three seasons and part of another before joining Montreal Hockey League's All-Star team against the Soviet National for the 1971-72 season, has never had a club miss Ihe playoffs in team In a three-game series next February his 11-year coaching career The Blues, with Bowman as their Sources told The Associated Press last night that Bowman, guide in their first three years of existence, made the playoff who has won 388 games and tied 98 against just 9S losses in his finals each year under his tutelage 585 games at Montreal's helm, will name his own assistants fur Bowman also was coach of Team Canada In the Cannada the exhibition series New York Islanders Coach Al Arbour, who Cup international series of 1976. and that club beat Czechoslo- CLOSE SHAVE — Detroit Red Wing goalie Rogie a second period attempt. Wing John Taft (11) keeps has helped mold the success of his seventh-year franchise, will vakia in overtime in the final game to take the honors of that Vaclion sprawls on the ice after New York Islander an eye on Vachon's condition event center Loren Henning (10) whips past his head after Harry Sinden of the Boston Bruins, assistant to General Manager Bill Torrey of the Islanders and the NHL All-Stars, Vikes' records would not deny the report last night Official announcement of Bowman's acceptance of the Job will be made at a press conference here Tuesday. Smith deflects 21 shots Bowman owns a winning percentage of 74.7 in his years with not spectacular the Canadians overall through Saturday night's Montreal vietory over Los Angeles, his career mark shows 498 victories. OAKLAND, Calif (AP) - The Minnesota Vikings estab- 182 losses and 143 ties for a winning percentage of 69 2. lished a pair of dubious National Football League records Arbour also coached the Blues before joining his current as Isles blank Wings yesterday. club He .succeeded Bowman with St' Louis in 1970-71 and DETROIT (AP) — Goalie BUI Smith turned away 21 shots Flyers 4, Blues I The Vikings' 8-7-1 record left them with a 531 winning coached parts of the next two seasons there before joining the as the New York Islanders blanked the Detroit Red Wings 3-0 in PHILADELPHIA - Forward Reggie Leach scored two percentage, the lowest ever for a division winner Islanders for the start of the 1973-74 campaign. a National Hockey League game last night It was New York's goals to lead the Philadelphia Flyers to victory over Ihe St And by being oulscored 294-306 during the regular season, That was the team's roughest ever, as New York won just IS first shutout in 66 games. Louis Blues, Minnesota became the only learn in league hi.slory to win a of its 7S garnets. Since, however, Ihe team's record has improved The Islanders, who have lost only once in their last 20 games Leach gave the Flyers the lead for good with his 14th goal of division title while giving up more points that il scored each season and last year the Islanders won the Patrick — winning 14 and tying five, boosted their first place margin in the season at 13:25 of the second period, when he picked up a Minnesota lost 27-20 to Oakland, but claimed Its 10th division Division crown with 4S victories. 17 losses and 15 ties. the Patrick Division of the Campbell conference lo 6 points over loose puck and fired a 45-footer past Blues' goalie Phil Myre. tit]*- in the last 11 years because lireen Bay lost to Ihe Rains. Arbour's career record, including last night's 3-0 shutout of Atlanta. Leach made it 2-0 at 9:24 of the final period, converting a The Packers also posted an 8-7-1 record, but Minnesota won the the Detroit Bed Wings, II250 victories, 169 losses and 116 ties (or The defeat left the Red Wings winless In their last five Bobby Clarke feed from in front of the net, arid just eight tic breaker by virtue of a better head to-head record a winning percent aye of fil u starts. Detroit has only one victory over its last 11 games seconds later Blake Dunlop made II 3-0 on a solo dash against* Myre Black Hawks 1, Penguins 3 CHICAGO - Doug Lecuyer, playing In his first National Hockey League game, blasted in a 20-footer from the right Arrowhead dedicates West Ski Slope corner midway in the final period to lift Chicago into a deadlock with the Pittsburgh Penguins MARLBORO — Not even yesterday's strong gusting winds The tie enabled the Hawks lo end their three-game losing could blow away the enthusiasm of the assembled dignitaries as streak. the West Slope of the Community YMCA/Arrowhead Ski Area Pittsburgh, which has not won in Chicago since 1973 and has was dedicated. beaten the Hawks only three times in 12 years, was hanging on to a 3-1 advantage on the strength of first-period goals. After remarks by Daniel J. O'Hem, Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection, Stale Senator Thom- Bruins 4, Rangers I as Gagliano, Freeholder Jane Clayton, Charles T. Parton, NEW YORK - Rick Middleton scored two goals and set up president of the Community YMCA and Marlboro Council one by Don Marcotte in a three-goal Boston second period, President John Croddlck, Robert Prata, chairman of the Ar- helping the Bruins continue their domination of New York here rowhead Branch Management Committee, formally cut the with a triumph over the Rangers. ribbon, marking the official opening. The victory w,as Boston's ninth straight at Madison Square The West Slope is in reality the second of a two-phase Garden since March 23, 1975 and their 13th - with two ties and just one loss - in their last 16 against New York overall. Improvement plan for Arrowhead. A facility study committee determined that the two major Capitals 7, Maple Leafs I problems which plagued Arrowhaed In recent seasons have LANDOVER, Md. (AP) - Dennis Maruk's second goal of been inconsistent skiing conditions and inadequate facilities to the night gave the Washington Capitals an upset over the handle the ever-growing attendance at the ski area. Toronto Maple Leafs.' Maruk also had two assists In the see-saw National Hockey Snow grooming seemed the answer to the first; to that end, league contest. a caterpillar-crawler machine was acquired for Arrowhead. Toronto scored first as Ron Ellis connected on a high shot from the left faceoff circle. Maruk tied it for the Capitals as he The opening of the West Slope' will relieve the overpopula- lifted a rebound of a Robert Picard shot over prone goalie Paul tion on the slopes. The area now has four hills and tows, the Harrison. newest being 600 feet long. The ski area was first opened in IMS when a group of men Sabres I, (Hicks 1 formed the first Arrowhead ski club and spent the winter BUFFALO, NY. - Danny Gare scored the quickest game- clearing the land and setting up a tow, which was powered by an opening goal in Buffalo Sabres history and Gary McAdam old farm tractor. One year later, the response to Ihe area was notched a goal and two assists as the streaking Sabres won their overwhelming. fifth straight game, dominating Vancouver. Gare scored In the first seven seconds, shooting Irom the • tf uler pfttt* kr Carl Farm* Since the early days, the area has modernized and improved right boards after stopping a Vancouver clearing attempt NO SNOW YET — Cutting the ri6bfln with ski rowheajj Branch Ejiecullye; Rotjcrt Prata, chair- to meet the growth of the county. Improvements over the years Defenseman Jim Schoenfeld of Buffalo had sent the puck Into "scissors" to formally open the West Slope of Ihe man, Branch Management Committee; John Crod- have included a six-gun snowmaking system/night lights for the Canucks zone on the opening faceoff, Arrowhead Ski Area yesterday are (I to r) Ed Gil- dick, Marlboro Council president; and Ralph Smith, lessons and recreational skiing, and plastic mats, for use of the The game marked Vancouver's fifth straight defeat, and tines, Notional Ski Patrol; Bill Van Lenten, Ar National Ski Patrol. slopes when no snow is present. improved the Sabres to 9-0-2 since Billy inglis took over as • interim coach. SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1978 Jhe DMIylfcgfetCr 13 Pro grid playoff pairings decided at eleventh hour •y Ike AsiMUIed Press and Dallas had won the NFC Bills defeated the Baltimore shaw tossed two scoring smash Sin Francisco, 1-14. East. passes, giving him 28 for the which finished with the The Minnesota Vikings and Colts 21-14, the Seattle action — the most since the league's worst record. The the Atlanu Falcons, who both Seabawks topped the Kansas pro football merger in 1170 — crippled 49ers, who wound up lost, and the Philadelphia In the American Football City Chiefs 23-11, and the Sao as the Steelers raised their re- playing safety Bruce Eagles, who won, have gained Conference, the five playoff Diego Chargers crushed Hous- cord to 14-2, best in the league, ThreadgiU and wide receiver the last three berths in the teams all were determined ton 45-24. holding off playoff-bound Den- Freddie Solomon at quarter- National Football League before the final weekend, with In tonight's nationally tele- ver, 104, by stopping the Bron- back after injuries to St*v« playoffs. New England winning the East, Pittsburgh taking the vised game. New England, cos on the 1-yard line on the DeBerg and Scott Bull, lost 11-4, Is at Miami, 10-5. The Vikings, despite a 27-20 Central, Denver capturing the game's final play. four of 10 fumbles, lost the ball West and Miami and Houston Cincinnati, 412, won itsonce on a fumbled punt and setback to the Oakland Oakland, t-7, built t 21-0 Raiders, became champions of qualifying' as the wild card third in a row, routing Cleve- had three passes Intercepted. lead against Minnesota with the National Football Con- teams. land, W, as Ken Anderson Buffalo's Terry Miller ference's Central Division for the help of touchdowns by completed 14 of 22 passes for scored on a (0-yard run and the sixth year in a row, with an Fred BUetnikoff and Charles two touchdowns and Pete became the 10th rookie in NFL In the opening round of the Phillips 17 seconds apart, then Johnson rumbled for a club- history to rush for more than 8-7-1 record, the same as playoffs Dec. 24, il will be Phil- Green Bay, because they were withstood Fran Tarkenton's record 110 yards. Despite the 1,000 yards in a season as the adelphia at Atlanta at 12:30 loss, Browns Coach Sam Bills, $-11, topped the Colts, 1-0-1 against the Packkrs. p m EST, and Miami vs. three touchdown strikes in de- feating the Vikings. RutlgUano was rewarded with 5-11 before a crowd o[ 25,415, Houston at 4 p.m. a new, five-year contract. the smallest in Baltimore since The Packers were New Orleans' Archie Man- 1954. The Colts wound up last Cullen Bryant rushed for eliminated from playoff con- The second round of the ning connected on 2S o( Min the AFC East after winning tention by the Los Angeles playoffs will begin Dec. 30, 121 yards and scored twice and passes for 250 yards, Including the title three years in a row. Rams, who beat them 31-14 with Miami or Denver at Pit- Pat Haden tossed one touch- a game-winning 1-yarder to Seattle, 9-7, got two touch- tsburgh at 12:10 p.m., and At- down pass and set up another Jimmy Giles, as the Saints, 7-9, downs from Al,Hunter on runs Atlanta, 9 7, also dropped lanta or Minnesota at Dallas at TD, leading Los Angeles, 12-4, downed injury riddled Tampa of I yard and 55 yards in down- its final game of the season, 4 p.m. The round will be com- past Green Bay, dashing the Bay, 5-11. ing Kansas City, 4-12, and San 42-21, to the St. Louis pleted Dec. 31, with Houston or Packers' playoff chances. Dexter Bussey ran for two Diego, 9-7, got four touchdown Cardinals, but the Falcons Denver at New England at 1 touchdowns and Benny passes and 389 yards passing were assured of an NFC wild p.m. and Philadelphia or Min- Jim Hart hurled three Ricardo kicked four field from Dan Fouts In riddling card playoff berth Saturday nesota at Los Angeles at 5 p.m. touchdown passes and ran for goals liHpnir Detroit, 7-f, Houston, 10-6 when the Chicago Bears de- two TDs, helping St. Louis, feated Washington 14-10, In other weekend NFL (-10, smash Atlanta. eliminating the Redskins as a games, Pittsburgh edged Den- playoff possibility ver 21-17, the Cincinnati Sports Schedule Steve Schubert's 73-yard Bengals blitzed the Cleveland TOOAV Mater Dei of Keornbu'Q The Eagles, 9-7, earned the Browns 48 16. the New Orleans punt return for a touchdown ••ft ••rteltwli CBAat Monalupan and Walter Payton's 44-yard Henry Hudionoi R B Catholic T R North at Woll final NFC wild card spot, beat- Saints downed the Tampa Bay Oirli ••tuelboll Moncheftfer ol Point Boro Buccaneers 1710, the Detroit scoring run led Chicago, 7-9, RB Catholic ol Henry Hudion Maiowrjn at Brick DOOM FROM ABOVE — Los Angeles Ram quarterback Pat Haden (11) runs ing the New York Giants 20-3 Rum&on FHatSt JoftnV. Girl. RotfctttMl Earlier, Los Angeles had Lions walloped the San Fran- over Washington, 8-8. SI John V of MiddleiownS out of the pocket barely ahead ot Packer defensive end Ezra Johnson, but TOMORROW ( mlml (il M JOMptVl manages to gain five yards. clinched the NFC West title cisco 49crs 33-14, the Buffalo Pittsburgh's Terry Brad- •or* itUetbell Keornburgal Mater Dtl Viddieiown 5 atst John v Ocean at Mlddietown N Shore ol Holmdel Wall Ot Brick T R South al Rarttan Holmdel al Shore Asbury Purk ol Southern Poml Boro ot Manchester St Jowpti * at Central AiDury Park ol Motowon Howell atMorlboro Rarllon ol T R South Norway threatens Alpine domination Mlddietown N al Ocean Marlboro ol Howell FOREIGN CAR SPECIALIST SANTA CRISTINA, Italy Haker, 26, from Oppdal, third-placed finisher Ken Read first victory of the season Sat- The Swiss team, mean- beginning of the season," (AP) - Erik Hiker of Norway Norway, scored his first down- of Canada, who also is here to urday with Josef Walcher, while, has relied on young Pe- Mueller pointed out "Haker For Quick Service Call Mario is threatening to Join fellow hill victory ever here after shake the domination of the !>eems to be far (rom its win- ter Mueller to try to renew the skies well, but his victory Scandinavian Ingemar Sten- winning four giant slaloms in more traditional Alpine coun- ning form of the past few sea- winning downhill tradition of came as a surprise to me. 1 542-4446 iniit of Sweden In stealing the the past seven years. tries. sons believe that later In the sea- • Fiat • Toyota limelight from traditional "He skied extremely well Haker does not believe he now-retired Bemhard Russi. World Cup and Olympic Mueller, 21, second in both son, the Austrians will again • Lancia • Honda Alpine skiing powers like Aus- yesterday, but he'll have a can imitate Stenmark and win downhill champion Franz be the ones to watch." • Alia Romeo • Volvo tria, Italy and Switzerland. hard time doing it again," said the World Cup. The Norwegian races here, expressed the con- • Dalsun • Opel etc Klammer finished fifth In both Until the Austrian* get in could never repeat Stenmark's fidence that a victory would Specialist In rebuilt carbunlort, alternators A atart«ra downhills here after missing shape, some more surprises impressive series of slalom come soon. the first race of the season are possible, and Haker will be • All WORK RJUY GUARANTEED * victories. "Upsets are frequent at the NHL Standings with the flu. trying again when World Cup CallAnyttm* The downhill victory, how- Open 8:30-6 P.M. 6 days a week, incl. Sot. ever, did not really surprise downhill skiing resumes at Patrick Dt¥t»it« MvrMr't owim Morzine, France, next Jan 6. i tn w OA Boiloft 4. N«w York Rongtrt 1 Haker, who had finished sec- NBA Standings NY litanders Pllliburoh4. Vancouver i ond in World Cup events quite Eailern Conference AllOfitO II 11 ] ] Atlanta 7. Phllootprtlo] Atlantic Diviii-n Seattle PhilodeiDhio 17 II 4 ] Toronto 4. Dtlroll 3 a few times. W L PCt Phoenix N Y in i6 ID 4 J Buffalo S.MInrwMrta J Washington » 9 710 Lot Angeles SmyHw Civilian Ntw York Illaodtra I. SI Louii 1 Phllodelphio Portland Colorado S. Chicago I "I was waiting for a down- Say "Merry Christmas" Chicooo 10 II 7 1 New Jersey Golden Stale Montr rot S. LoiAngtletl Vancouver II II 1 1 New York San Diego u Cotorodo * II S 1 1 o»l NlBfil t Oomtt hill success and now I got it," Boston St. Louli 4 » S 1 Buffalo A. Vancouver ] the Norwegian skier said "I Central Olvinen S«twrday-| Com.i New York Itlondtri 3. D«lrollD Houston Wo\hmgton US. Boilon1l7 with a Philadelphia 4, SI Loulll know the competition will be Atlonla Son Antonio 104. Golden State M Ballon 4. New York Ronf eri I much tougher in the coming San Antonio Chic 090 I Or Cleveland 100 Boftlon Washington 7. Tor Onto A Cleveland KonwiCity in, NewOrleoni 10 Toronto Pituhtirah 3. Chicago 3. lie races, especially with the Aus- New Orleoni Photnu 119, Loi Angelei 100 Butlalo 13 10 I Detroit Lail Nlahti Gamei Mlnncuto trians and the Swiss gradually Santa- 10 I* 3 Nogomencheduled New York 111, Atlanta 105 NtmiDlvltlM reaching top condition." Midwest Ol.ltlen Cleveland 101, Seattle91 31 4 4 Ttmerrtw HIBttt'l Gomel \H 71 Kansas i •• v Golden State 104. NewOrlc mH 11 12 4 119 101 Philadelphia al Washington, 7 3Sp n Denver Milwaukee 117, Chicago 101 11 14 1 113 lit Voncouver at Minnesota. I IS p m The once powerful Austrian Chicoao Philadelphia 10J. LoiAngel Gram J 14 V AtlantaolSt Louli,» OSp m team, although It scored Its Milwaukee Porllond1I3,Oenver110 I 10 4 Lot Angeles alColorodo.9;3Sp m Indionn SanDieoo 116, Phoenii 110 Summaries of NFL games New Orleoni 10? '-if t t i -" FiFlnr itl downdowni. 10 U Cle.t<*A4l * I II t—t-UU Son DietOlef** • tl Iff I4-*S Houiton • 17 e i—n Tompo Bay III ' i» It Ltvti • M Rutheiytinh «M» il -1M ClntltMOti 0 17 7 J4-44 NO-FGMlke M0Vtrl7 All Strong 1 run (Maiiciti hUkl Po»lng vonh SO—Jefterson 13 poss from Fouts Clev- Miller i run (kick lolled) (Benirschke kick) TB-FGO'Donoghue4; STL—Stlef 11 pau trom Hart < Bokken C)n-FGBohr]3 NO-Muncte 71 run (Mike Mayer hick) POUtl Cln—Bats 40 pass from Anderson Hou-Woods 3\ poss Irom Pastorinl kick) STL-ChaiMHer 13 (KUI from Horl iFrltschklck) Punti (Bohr kick) TB Gilei 3 pall from Wilhomi (Bofcken kick) FumM*,-lo.t Cln-A Gnllm t pats trom Anderson Hou-FGFriHch43 lO Donoghuekick) All-Pearson 100 fclckoii return Ptftolllet rarih (Bohr kick) SD-McDonold 3/ pass from Fouls NO-Childi I pan from Manning (Mauelll kick) Cln-Wolker 3 pots Oom A Grlltln IBemrschkektck) STL —Tllley 34 pail trom Hart SD-Woods3run(Benlrschkeklck) tMike Mayer Kick) (Bohr kick) A-si re; (Bokkenklck) ClfV-G.Prultf 70run (Cockroft klcht Hou-C04eman } poii Iron. Postorlm NO TB STL-Marl 1 run < Bakken kick) (Frltichklck) . Pllt-Horrlsi rwn (Gen•III till V( 1 Clev-FGCockrottiv First downs 14 10 STL Jor>e» 3 run I Bokken kick) Pitt- Stall worth 7S pau troni Brad Cln-Anderson3run(Bo*irki(l>l SD-FG Benirschke IV Rushes yards urn 73 103 AN-Patton • DOH trom Bortkowski SD--Klein 10 pass Irom Fouts shaw(Ger«loklck) Cln-FGBohrrt Posting yards I Mill 11II hllID Pltt-Smllh 10 past from Bfodirtow Cln-Johnwn 1J run I Bohr kick) (Benirschke kick) Return yards ST L - Horl • run (Bakken kick) Cln-Pefrv 1* interception return Hou-T Wltson 3 poss Irom Poitorinl (Gereloklck) (Frllicft kick) Possei A-«.on Oen-Motti 7i panfrom Weese (Bohr kick) Punts Atl (Turner kick) A-44.f.i SD-WoodsllrunlBenirscnfcefciCk) Fumbles lost Flnt (town* II Dtn- FG Turner 4S SO-Jefferson 34 pass from Fouls Penalties yard! S4* Rutfteiyortfi Don-Odomt 30 pass from WHH (Benlruhkekichr Passing vor«h (Turner kick) Fir it downi A-4f.lS4 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS ftttvr n yards A-H.IW Rmnei yordi RUSH ING-New Orleoni. Muncte 11 -411 33-43-1 Palling yardi II *l Galbreoth II 60 Sttochan I li Tom Here i& an economical «ay to wrsri »uur 445 * 31 Plfi- Den Return yardi Fir it downi po Boy. Davii 944, Carter 7 31, Rogidole triend5 a mefry ChusVnas on Christmas Eve Ruthev yordi Fu 1-3 M Flrsl downi 14 If POIMI Send 5-3/ MS Paiiino yartfi Penolliii yard* Rushes vords 31114 7474 Punti Return yardi PASSING-New Orleoni. Manning •ster s Passing yard* 135 m Fumbleilosi Pasiei 15 3*7150 TampoBoy,Wllliami7I14H » i1 *i F-lt Return yards 11 Penolllei yordi Punti RECEIVING-New Or leant. Childi Posit* A 10. Chandler 6-54, Golbreath S You gel 15 words (S3 00} which win be IL Chi-Pay-ton 44 run (Thomas kick) 13 It I IS»I Fumbles loit Woih-FGUMoieiey Punti Penal tiei yardi mmgftompa Bay, Mu Blown out by the wind yesterday, fishing lor mackerel was There were 4M special permit hunters assigned to the hunt "FISH STORIES" PUBLISHED BV LITTORAL SOCIETY excellent cut of Ambrose Ugbt Tower on Saturday. Fishing oa the refuge, with a limit of 150 for each day. Starting with the "Fish Stories," a collection of eight articles on fish, their TO also very good (or ling and whiting at Scotland Light, first day, Dec 5. there were 150.1M, 140,87, IN and 12> habitat, behavior and pursuit, has been published and if avail- according to the Atlantic Highland* party boats Fishermen and The big day was the first when 40 deer were taken and on able by mail from the American Littoral Society, Highlands, Sea Hone. HENRY subsequent days the tallies were 21, IS, 4, 10 and 7. There were N.J. 0778. Proceeds from the sale of the soft cover, 75-page The Super Spray II docked at Belmar at S p.m., Saturday, U female and 4t male deer taken with no separation of female booklet will help support the society's conservation projects. with K cod aboard - mostly all huge fish - ten ol which ranged fawns from does or button bucks from racked bucks. The writers Include Bob Boyle, Sports Illustrated, Hal from * to 47 pounds It was by far the best haul yet for this boat, SCHAEFER At the swamp the tally board listed the animals simply as Lyman, Salt Water Sportsman; Eugenie Clark, professor of which makes 5 a.m. runs to far-offshore wrecks every Wednes- "does" and "bucks" because to break il down any farther would zoology at the University of Maryland and author of "The Lady day and Saturday. Capt. John DeRose said the wreck he fished have complicated It too much. and the Spear," and "The Lady and the Sharks;" and George Saturday la « miles out. The hunt demonstrated again that in order to achieve a big Reiger, Field It Stream There were M fishermen Involved, and not all of them take of deer, a lot of hunters must be in the woods, and so must a The book covers martin fishing, observing fish behavior caught cod. High man was Frank Uvourne of South Plalnfleld. lot of available deer. Of the M taken, 78 fell on the first three while diving, the habitats of a Hudson River tributary, and the whose pool-winning fish weighed 47 pounds. He had a 10 SHORE SURF C LllB HONORS ELIERSON days and only 21 on the concluding three. The worst day was Florida panhandle pounder, probably the smallest on the boat, but the others were Knute Elberson, manager of the fishing tackle department Dec. 8, when it rained very hard and hunting was all but Anne Rudloe has a story on horseshoe crabs and other 77, U, 16,38 and 42 pounds of Johnson's Point Pleasant Hardware Co. since 1N3, was impossible. marine animals of Florida; Barbara Porter writes about the awarded a life membership In the Shore Surf Club, Point After the first day it became progressively harder to catch Baltimore Canyon; and Bori OUa, a behaviortst at the Sandy Mike Jaconski of Keansburg caught three cod weighing 20, Pleamant, at the annual Christmas party Saturday night. the slightest glimpse of a deer. At least one man, who did not Hook Marine Laboratory, tells of diving and fish watching at O and IS pounds. Charles Seneca of Kearny caught five scaling According to club member Gordle Schaaf, who announced Fire Island Inlet »,J4,K Band 40 pounds. hunt on the first day, hunted the next five days and never saw a the award, Elberson during the past 4$ years "has started more deer between the legal shooting time of 7 a.m. to i p.m. DW Bennett is editor DeRose said the weather out there was just about perfect youngsters In fishing than any man alive." Henry Wunburger is with very little wind. The top of the structure Is merely 100 feet president. from the surface. DeRose said 15 bushels of dims (expensive) DEER UPDATE were used for bait. A letter from Louise Boyer on the subject of animals and NFL Quotes Meadowlands tonight hunting reached my desk minus the envelope. Her address does All of the fish were caught on bait. What thevy were sayinsavintgr over C not appear on the letter and efforts to contact her over the the weekend around the Na- HI: UJM, M*i Clmf..lye«,*Pttr. Con Cello (MS) Pie I 1 Captain » Galley (lift) BroctloU The surprisingly good fall run of mackerel, following the Suddenly on Eagle lilt) Betoncourt, ... S CrewiettediOI Flguerea. A\ ft* %A,m, CMMff.. 1 »• 4 m, i weekend were futile. I'd like to find out where she lives so the tional Football League: Winter Favorite (1171 Modg 3 TM; HiMt. Allw , l »• * «f. l l' l* *1 Spy Rime novi coiio 4 1 greatly improved run last April, plus the apparent Increase In letter can be printed. Mile Ruby M|?l Lufctn 10 Go to Judton < 11ll Perei 7 1 Super Sugar (1MI Boker ..1-1 codfish far offshore this fall, strengthens my belief that the 200 ••• Concave TriB (Ml) Flgueroo I How * the Hooligan (Ml) Thomas 4 1 Chuckle Patch (IU) Mlctll 1 The 121 hunters on the Great Swamp National Wildlife "It's like a dream come NauMl&MtiHIWalford * Sold So (IN) Tanner • 1 Sure Don er (10*1 Brown afile Limit Law Is working to the advantage of domestic Brolheri Double (117) Mlrell > Ripped Sail (IM) Monchl. 1 1 Triple in lean* (111) Flgveroa Refuge on Thursday took just seven deer to bring the total bag true, just to be able to say we Comical Judge (mi Brockleoanh S Bnver Power (101) Flgueroo • 1 Angel forSuredOfl Flguerw 1 fishermen. for the full six days to W Federal and state wildlife managers Solas (117) Miceii 1 Academic Freedom (111) Bracclolt 1-1 AgneiP 116) Romero... ,i All of the important offshore fish have responded favorably are winners, let alone a playoff Kaliu 4107) Abroham'n '0 •r* »U.i«, Ctaf < 1 »•» • •'•• M (ru.kpon 1 (114) NO Boy had hoped for a bag of 190 to trim the herd on the 5,M0-acre team." - Philadelphia Coach In* «,t]i,Clm* , lye A op. I IfllM Aroenlu (1)4) Brocclale i; Bronie 51 en (114) Gomel to reduced pressure by foreign flag fleets. LitlieGreg (Mil Asmuucn .. U Falalltl (114) Edward* to i Tholeitrli (114) Miff ... Ll refuge to a safe winter carrying capacity. Dick Vermeil after the Eagles Proud n Sony t IM) Asmutten 6 Wet Net IM6I Kuril 41 Chlnoue Pin (lUi Meode ll l Joey Julian, Atlantic Highlands bait and tackle man, re- There were no anti-hunting or any other demonstrators at Sir JOhnC lUDFigweroa 3 MUter Blodet 11141 Tonnef * 1 Go Moll •) Thomci ... t-i ported flounder fishing reports were fair on Saturday. beat the New York Giants 20-3 Proudeit Spartan (lie) Rivera 3 Runiome (M6t No Bey 1 1 More thar Htart(M6)Brocclale .in the Swamp on Thursday. Mlmii Worrlor 111!) Boker ... * Lunar |.an«ln (115) Maple I11 Haiel B i 116) Maple and gained a playoff berth for Uncle Peler (MM Atmuiwn * Forced Quilno. III?) Aimutten 11 the first time since 1966 Teukwood HI6I Nl*d y Goelic Hooligan (Ml) No Boy 17 Hold Your Ticket (MA) Tanner • SELECTIONS Nile Port 1116) Mopie t Mttt: ftt,Mt NM iltF 1 - WUlter Favffritr, Brother's Donblf, Sala'i "The Minnesota Vikings McComb nni Nled don't deserve to be in the Uuief aiaMouM III!) T 2 - Sir J«ha C, LMtle Greg, Uicle Peler Freehold Today Polhtxnder Hilt No Boy • 1 - CaffUli BiUer, Mc( omb. SUeil BM playoffs." — Oakland guard Silent Bid (MSI Adomi 4 - ParriUI GttkUiff, l'—\ Simmer, Ltttle Griff Mi PMI, I M, turn Nylon Stocking* I Rout) it Mtooow it IH hilion) dlegont Ace (Sllvo) Gene Upshaw after the Sovereign MedU (Mil McCouley Mlu Jettiro (Ketllyl 4 1 Shirley Dean (MUirki) Arapaho N (RothboAtl Coplam Butler (Mil Bratdole 5 - Silver Pedlar, Rail Circle, Ellei's Idea Upper Waltakl (Worrlngtoo) Misty A iKetly) 5 1 Hasty Yankee (Ruuell) ,... General Sumter (Scorone) Raiders had defeated Minne- Blue Boll (Ml) No Boy OontAih Mfl (Molt*v*v) J WBortMro (No Driver) . 6-1 Buckeye John (Molwyev).. •»: Poci, l M, si.*N, C Spotoglec HIJ) Figueroo I — Sub Rasa, ( osmlc P*wer, Ftrteua Buck Bullet (H- Flllonl Lolas Victory (Porolorl) sota 27-20, but the Vikings had I «tfc: M,e»l, Clm« , ] yoi, * Fur Oltltl Girl (Hersjd^) Julloi Dreom (Merlllo) , • 1 Strawberry Wilt (Kelly) Bob Hanover (Monger).... is 1 m. Pace, 1 M, Um Clmt R Gayllmc (Palaiiolo).... I Sanctorum (110) Aimutien 7 - Said S«, (.o U Juds.B, Ripped Sail CrlmuHi Beau (Corr) Good Heavens (Maker) . backed into the playoffs with Donald i Return (MS) Wolfurn AntOfliui Dcifrr (Loon*y> I Scotch V 0 (MolMytv) IS t Milter Smoit N (Puieyt 8- Argeito, Uiar Laavli, CapUli's Galley M: P«c*». 1M.I1JM, cim« Sleuth (Kelly) Butltrs Byrd I Scorone) an 8-7-1 record. Hot Gold IMS) Brocklebank Walk Over (Gtore*) I Joe Char lei tSholerj Roman Account (110) Flgueroo HOOMI Gold (Ruiiell) t Naiuu (RonI) 3 1 Rum Soiree |Coio»anll) I - Spy Raiser, Ga Mo, Siper Sigar High Hope Benny (OeCompiej) 7-2 Little Punh (Or#en) ., Mist Biihe Vic (Candell) Cool Summer Mil) Tetraull .. M: *>«•, I M, llM», Chut. Placid Wov (Consol) LlllleGrill (I fPORTS TRANSACTIONS FOOT!ALL ^•^n^o^^^n r^B^^^^or^i fc^^^s^BT CLEVELAND BROWNS-Slon«j Sam RuttgllofKi, heod cooch, to a tlve-ytar con Goodyear Service Stores Ma HOCKIT tHrtfwMl Meckty LCMM ATLANTA FLAMES-Sent Re|eor|, Ltnvelln, poolti, to fht PrtHodelpnio Fir*' birtfi of tm Amtrlcon Hackly League and frtoiled Yvet Bttooo*'. ooollr 1030 Highway 35 Phone 671 -2415 Mlddletown ST.LOUIS BLUES—Recalled Rick Shlntke, center, trom Salt Lake City of the Central Hockey Le coco n •ROONLVN COLLEGE AnnooncwJ Hours: M-F 7:30-6:00 Sat. 8-5:00 HOl f Allen Lttbowiii. rveod loot SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1978 The Daily Regirter 15 Bluegrass show a foot-stomper By IttIS ROZENCWAJG Tony Trishka, a popular banjo feature of an Engllshtown eve- shame backstage getting tap lessons player, joined them as they ning. The Hoofers got a couple of from Sandman Sims ("Gimme ENGL1SHT0WN - A near- played such old favorites as After Heartlands and an In- standing ovations and did such six weeks and I'll turn you into capacity audience cheered and "Send He your Address from termission came the Harlem old-time show stoppers as dancers," he told them). atomped its way through three Heaven" and "Put On a Happy Hoofers, easily the most popu- buck-and-wlng and When they came out and hours of bluegrass and dancing Face." lar act of the evening Sand- locomotive-imitation, all done did their slightly salacious and at the Engllshtown Music Hall, Heartlands also played man Sims and Chuck GKeen, with those tap shoes, and avery funny country dancing, Water St., Friday night, and some new compositions by members of the famous tap- more or less steady monologue the 10 of them had the whole both performers and crowd Russel Barenberg, one of its dance organization which once directed at the audience. house stomplmg and clapping seemed to regard the "Coun- guitarists, but these were a boasted Mr Bojangles as a Samdman Sims was a hard within 20 seconds' to "Turkey try Cabaret" a great success. little less familiar musically member, did a dazzling selec- act to follow, and Brooklyn- in the Straw." Geoff and Eric Berne, who and not quite so enthusiastical- tion of dances and talked an bom Deana Jane, 8, did her The evening was a roaring run the Music Hall, provided ly received. Berenberg himself easy-going vaudeville patter best. But a Judy Garland Im- success — for the performers, several top-notch acts, all pro- Is an excellent musician, and that seemed totally ad lib itation and some Vuadeville all of whom assembled on fessional, and a couple of the music hall is small enough Sims, wearing a ruffled lessons were not enough to stage to dance at the end to "O amateur performances which so that one can easily pick out pink shirt under his tux,bring down the house Them Golden Slippers — and were nothing if not touching. the different musicians as they danced without music on a Abby and Evie Ladin, sis- for the audience, all of whom The Heartlands string band play. steel plate wired for sound and ters and clog dancers in their went dancing out the door •tarted off the program, Of the nearly 200 persons at covered In sand He did soft pre-teens, were more relaxed The Englishtown Music playing that mixture of half the performance, about a shoe on sand and he and Green and seemed to enjoy them- Hall has programs Friday, hillbilly half jazz which dist- quarter seemed to be eating tap danced with and without selves as they danced in theSaturday and Sundays, and is inguishes a lot of current blue- Mrs. Roselle Berne's com frit- the music of Heartlands — Interlude before the next big taking reservations now for grass music — "progressive" ters, chicken or ziti Country with a clarity and exuberance act. New Year's Eve, when an all- bluegrass or "newgrass," as suppers are provided by Mrs that would have put Ginger The Cub Hill Cloggers. who girl Reel World String Band It's sometimes called. They Berne, mother of Eric and Rogers (their junior by several danced for the Carter family in will play a Barn Dance and were excellent musicians, and Geoff, and they are a popular years, one would guess) to the White Mouse, were concert. Spotlight on English language NEW YORK (AP)-Sever- point that language isn't some- language is going, and the re- The series of halt-hour pro- grammar and so on, rather al months ago, Dick Cavett thing that has to be left to the action was immediate and fa- grams - "The Dick Cavett that communication comes ••fUKf itM »V O.v. KMWi and four guests spent a lively linguists," Cavett's producer, vorable," he sa>S Show" - will be broadcast first" CLASS ACT — The Cub HIM Cloggers, from Maryland, have played the White hour considering the future of Christopher Porterfield, says. From that 60-muiute dis- Monday through Friday on The first two half-hour seg- House. Friday they played the Englishtown Music Hall, along with the the English language. "So we got Ed Newman, cussion - actually, two half- Public Broadcasting Service ments, "How Legitimate is Harlem Hoofers and a strlngband called Heartlands. All were very warmly "We wanted to get away John Simon, John Kenneth hour TV programs — was bum stations. Black English," were devoted received by the near-capacity audience, which stomoed Its collective feet, from that kind of drearily pro- Galbraith and Agnes DeMille "Wordweek," a five-part look Air date and time may lo that subject, with panelists cheered and hooted, ate corn fritters and generally had a real good time. fessorial format and make the to talk with Dick about where at the state of the language vary, so check local listings including Geneva Smith "It's still far from an ex- erman, James Sledd, J 1. haustive treatment of the sub- Dillard and Simon ject," Porterfield says of the Dr. Smitherman is assis- "Wordweek" series, "but ittant director of the Center for Television Today hits most of the points that Black Studies at Wayne State were interesting to us. University, Sledd is on the fa- New York Channels — 2if, 1r, , 5.>., 7I, , 97i, 11, 13 " "Alter the two previous ulty at the University of Texas and the author of "Journal of EVENING ITATE LOTTERY 0 ABC NEWS by an unsigned letter to 1OW shows, the segment of the lan- SHOW Words: How Languages," Dillard wrote 6:00 6:30 8 NBC NEWS O BOWLING FOR the editor of the local 2:00 NEWS guage community we heard Legitimate Is Black Eng- "Black English" and Simon is EWS I LOVE LUCY DOLLARS newspaper denouncing lish?' Part I Guests MARCUS WELBY. from most was the one we call ABC NEWS Q) NEWLYWED him as a myth. Narrator rM.D. 'the student's right to his own a writer and critic. BRADY BUNCH Authors Geneva Smither 8 BOWLING FOR DATING GAME GAME Joel Grey (R) man, James Sledd, J L 2:05 0 THOUGHT FOR language' group," the pro- DOLLARS CBS NEWS ODD COUPLE O MERV GRIFFIN Dillard and John Simon TODAY ducer says "They don't be- O FISH SANFORD AND 8 ASK WHYY 'Common (D YOU DON'T SAY ffi TURNABOUT Early 2:30 O MOVIE -(DRAMA) lieve schools should be preoc- SON Childhood Diseases' © EVENING AT B TODAY IN Warning' This program •••*» "Shop Around cupied with correctness in DELAWARE O OVER EASY Host IB DICK CAVETT SYMPHONY Ancient concentrates on the the Corner" 1940 0 JULIA CHILD AND Hugh Downs Guest: SHOW Words: How Airs and Dances' by Re- early delection and James Stewart. Margie! TLANTIC HIGHLANDS COMPANY 'Informal Din- Jesse Owens. 1936 Legitimate Is Black Eng spighi opens this pro- treatment of breast O'Sullivan A budding 1 ner' A casserole roast ol UlyOlympii c Gold ' , hsh? , Part I. Quests gram, followed by 'Final cancer. It shows Mimi romance takes place in a CINIM* 291-0148 '1.50 veal is accompanied by [edal winnei Authors Geneva Smither Alice' by Del Tredici Cross, who had a mas notions shop in turn an unusual Wok Saute ol NEWS man, James Sledd, J.L. which is a contemporary tectomy a year ago, of-the-century Vienna (2 grated zucchini and (rash GROWING YEARS Dillard and John Simon musical treatment of back to her normal rou- hrs) spinach. Dinner finishes 6:50 OI PENNSYLVANIA S MACNEIL-LEHRER 'Alice's Adventures in tine as wife, mother and NEWS with a Floating Island LOTTERY REPORT Wonderland ' (90 mine ) teacher Also featured is NEWS CONTEMPORARY 7:00 8 CBS NEWS 7:30 8 MUPPETS SHOW ffi JERSEYFILE Sights s film on breast 8 PRAYER SOCIIIETE Y m • ' THAT'S Guest Marisa and Sounds of the self-examination. 3:00 O SERMONETTE Berenson Holiday Season' CD MOVIE -(DRAMA) • ID BIOGRAPHY Nikita m I NNCAC A BASKETBALL HOLLYWOOD CONTINUES NBC NEWS B EVENING 9:00 B © M.A.S.H. Father "A Bridge Too Far" Khrushchev' Pepperdine Claaaic BRADY BUNCH MAGAZINE Alberta Mulcahy's frustration at 1977 Ryan O'Neal. Wil- 3:12 0 MIDDAY . 6:28 O DAILY DELAWARE TIC TAC DOUGH Hunter: Return ol the not being more effective liam Holden. (Paid Subs- 4:00 (0 NEWS S Blues Singer,' Make at the 4077th seems to cription Television) De- 4:30 0 STANLEY SIEGEL Believe Airplane' represent the general tails battlefield politics, SHOW O IN SEARCH OF depresaion ot the unit's faulty intelligence, bad WCAU EDITORIAL 'Indian Alronomers' personnel as they ap- luck and vicious weather 4:35 ffi) JOEL A. SPIVAK At The Movies B CAROL BURNETT proach the holiday that turned potential vie AND FRIENDS Guest: season lory into catastrophe for MONWOUTH COUNTY SuMrmonlPGl?.*;** CHRISTOPHER MMDIIN TOWNSHIP UA MIDDLITOWN II- Maggie Smith. O Q MONDAY NIGHT the Allies (R) (3 hrs) CINEMAM- AnimolHftuulR) 7 ».* m REEVE Is Mtuog* F f om Spoct (PO) 1 3D,»:« OCIAN TOWNSMIP $25,000 PYRAMID FOOTBALL New Eng 11:30 0 OD CBS LATE STRATH MORI CINIM* I - SEAVIiW SQUARE CINEMA I - 8 HOLLYWOOD lend Patriots va Miami MOVIE 'The Rocklord "SUPERMAN" Fowl Ploy IPOl f.9 Soptrmon (PGI 7. 4: JO. ) JO, 10 STRATMMORE CINIM* II - SIAVIIW SQUARE CINEMA II - SQUARES Dolphins Files: Claire' Rocklord 1.M4.MMOI0W Pii HMVtn Con Walt IPGJ 7: »S. t IS Midnight Eapriu (R) 7 IS, 9:30 O NEWLYWED O MERRY CHRISTMAS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS MIDDLIBROOK I - does a favor for a former ATLANTIC CINEMA - Foul Ploy (PG)7:«.»;J3 GAME WITH LOVE, JULIE fiancee and finds himself ComttAHorstmofUPGI ? 00,9 00 MIODLIMOOKII- 10 $1.98 BEAUTY Features Julie Andrews in the middle ot a battle IATONTOWN AWtddl»e ANN LANDERS Teacher's ABCs of gift selection Dear An Mailers: A lew NEED, so they give such cold feet because the school Illinois I am als* paylig fir Ike wed- city of ker sadacsi aid nike a Dear Used: You sound like years ago yo» m a letter trim articles as the ones I've men- board has cut down on the utili- And now some added sug- •ew We etaewkere. a couple of dummies to me a leaeker wao gave s«ne gestions from me: A band- It's unbelievable that an em- tioned. ties. Aw, H kis beta lie solid great advice to mothers. VH kerchief is always a useful gift. I was very pleased with ployed woman would move Please tell those well-mean- 7. Some note paper for year. My sister In law has prilled II after Ckriilmat la ing ladies that we can really messages to send home remin- Or a good hairbrush, or a act of ytar resiaue. herself and her child into a \m tr 1171. Tils year will yo« pillow cases, or a simple food aa excellent position aid relative's home and pay noth- uaea... ding parents of overdue li- Niw ny ei-wHe leUi ae I skows ao algas of raivlig ill prlal II BEFORE Ckristmas? 1. Scotch tape dispenser so brary books, discipline prob- checkered tablecloth, or a in Ml tavlted li stay lor tke ing for room and board. TUia yw, IrleMl. - Florida travel alarm clock, or a jar of of nr koine WoiM yu be- we won't go crazy trying to lems and so on dauer kenue ker kiakan' la lieve ike kas Ml gtvea •• a start the roll for the children. 8 A crying towel for kids marmalade or jel- roaaug for lilt aid K WHM k* Your husband should tell wm ly. Or, if money is tight, a nice •kkelT Wkeiever ske relares his sister immediately that she t. A zipper repair kit to fix who wet their pants and feel enkamitiig. Mire advice, from apartmeal kuliig, It's Dear Flo: Gladly. Here II your child's zipper, which embarrassed letter of thanks for her or bis Au, please. - Feellag Pisked has exactly two weeks to find patience and concern, which Ik* sane story: "VM woulda'l Is: wasn't repaired at home. I. A bottle of wine to help another place — and don't let Dear Ann: I'm a fourth could be the best gift of all. •cUeve wkal tkey ire asklig up on him until she does J. A pincushion with several teacher get through the day Dear Feeling: Tell your ex- ferlke traramlest places!" grade schoolteacher and there safety pins stuck in it to keep a when she sends out report Dear An Laiden: My are thousands like me. wife you don't need an invita- Do you feel awkward, self- blouse together, or worse yet, cards and the parents find out wile diverted me frar years tion to stay for the dinner We have three children of I have seven bottles of col- ag*. Ske married shortly after. conscious - lonely? Welcome hold up some kid's pants. their child is no Einstein. You're the host. MT owa aid I'm exkaisled ogne, five boxes of bath 4. A man-size box of tissues 10. A gross of pencils be- (Veryifctrtly.) fram MY wort, ill to mealloi to the club. There's help for powder, four bottles of bath oil for runny noses. cause some parents think the Our daughter Is gettlag Dear Au: My kisbaid's ken. Wkei I tell my kisbaid you In Ann Landers' booklet, and several other Christmas 5. A little wooden box for original back-to-school box married after Ike first of Ike favorite slsler was dlvireed. tail Us slsler aid ker son "The Key to Popularity." Send gifts from students who buttons and needles, thread lasts as long as a pregnancy year. Ske wrote to yoa a lew Ske wrote iid asked II ike aid sfcoald move ialo oae ol Ikese 50 cents with your request and wanted to be nice. These use- and earrings, for pierced ears II. Some homemade weeks igo aid liqulred If ike ker young son could rome slay "crnrnmy placet" so we can a long, stamped, self-ad- less items are merely taking yet. (Some as young as six goodies because most teachers skMM ask me to walk ker wttk as ••ill tkey fond a live MT own lives igali, ke dressetf envelope to Ann up shelf and closet space. years of age!) don't have time to bake. (town tke aisle. Yu laid yes, place. Ske Is a eimpeleil sec- jnl sits tkere like a dammy Landers. P. 0. Box 11W5, Chi- Obviously many mothers I. Some nice wool socks for Thanks a million - DeKalb. serlaK as low I raised ker aid retary aid wailed to leave Ike Wkatraaldo?-llsed cago. Illinois mil. don't know what teachers HINTS FROM HELOISE Tale of Blue Willow A lew years ago, yu ran • delightful story ifeoal (ke drslgi the bough." This was Koong See's way of telling him to come for M "Bine Willow" dlskes. I fatted to clip It but now my daagater her at the wedding. Is lid enigk to enjoy tke story aid I would live to skare It wltk In time, the peach tree bloomed by the window and Ta-Jin ker. (Ske Is reeelvlig tkese dlskes lor Ckristmas.) arrived for the wedding bringing Koong-See a chest of jewels. Would It be possible to repeal II? We would both live yn for While aU the guests were arriving, Chang also slipped into the It. - Carleie Bisk house and he and Koong-See eloped, taking the Jewels with 'Twould be my pleasure, luv. It Is a fascinating story and them. You can see a smaU house at the end of the bridge, and to we're indebted to the Ohio Art Co. for calling it to our attention. this place Koong-See and Chang went. Here they were married When your daughter receives her dishes, have her examine and lived for some time. Although this small house looks close to one of them while you tell her the story. Those age-old charac- the large one, it was really quite far away ters will once again live in her imagination. Here 'tis: Ta-Jin and the father were furious and offered a reward for There once lived a wealthy Chinese mandarin In a large the return of Koong-See and the death of Chang house by the "side of the Yangtze river. In this house also lived One day soldiers came to the small home, but the couple his beautiful daughter, Koong-See and his faithful secretary, slipped out of a window into a boat and sailed safely on the river, Chang. (You will see both the large house and river In the center far, far away to an island. Here Koong-See and Chang built their of the dish). home and Uved very happily for many years. Koong-See and Chang fell In love and met many times In Everything would probably have ended very weU had not secret. One day the father found out about this and was furious Chang decided to write a book which one day was to fall into the as he had always planned for Koong-See to marry some wealthy hands of the JUted Ta-Jin He was still furious as he had lost not man. He locked her in her room and told Chang to leave his only a bride but, worse still to him, also his precious jewels house and never return. One beautiful day, whUe Koong-See and Chang were happily The father then built a high wooden fence from the house to working in their garden, Ta-Jin attacked with a small army and the river's edge (this fence also shows In the picture) and killed. Chang. He Intended to take Koong-See with him but she immediately betrothed Koong-See to a very wealthy viceroy. was so very unhappy and heartbroken that she ran into her ••tutor itaff pMI« Ta-JIn The wedding was to take place "when the peach tree by house, set fire to It and also died. MITTEN KNITTIN1 - Mrs. Louis Toed, Monmouth by the club women for presentation to day care the window of Koong-See shall bloom in the spring." (You can At the top of the "Blue Willow" design you wUl see two Beach, left, president of the Woman's Club of Little centers run by Youth and Family Services In Long see this tree at the left side of the big house.) doves gating Into each other's eyes. These two doves are always Silver, congratulates Mrs. Charles Oakerson, Red Branch and Asbury Park. The mittens were dis- All Koong-See could do was weep and hope that something on "Blue Willow" and are there to represent Koong-See and Bank, chairman of the club's social services depart- played on a traditional mitten tree at a regular would happen to bring Chang back to her. Chang — the Chinese gods' way of showing that, even in death, ment, on the handsome collection of mittens made meeting of the woman's club. One day, while by the river, she found a hollow coconut shell the two lovers could never be separated. with a message from Chang telling her that he was going to Although there have been many variations depicting the commit suicide. Koong-See wrote Chang, saying, "The fruit you story on chinaware in the past 170-odd years, all of them teU this prize must be gathered when the Willow Blossom is dropping on most romantic of Chinese love stories. I do hope your daughter finds the story as intriguing as I did Engaged Duke-Kammerer and that It makes her dishes more enjoyable. Give her a great big hug for me and, till tomorrow, I love you... — Heloise FAIR MAVEN-Mr. and Miss Kammerer Is studying THIS COLUMN is written for you... the homemaker. If you Pantano-Breedlove Mrs. Emil O. Kammerer, 76 painting at the Art Students have a hint or a problem write to Heloise in care of this Miss Breedlove and her Lake Ave., announce the en- League, New York, and is as- newspaper Because of the tremendous volume of maU, Heloise HOLMDEL-Announce is unable to answer individual letters. She will, however, answer ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. fiance were graduated from gagement of their daughter, sistant cartoon editor at Play- your questions In her column whenever possible. Robert L. Breedlove, 20 Ely Holmdel High School and Miss Carolyn Ruth Kam- boy Magazine, New York. Road, of the engagement of Brookdale Community Col- merer, to Dana Lee Duke, son Mr. Duke was graduated their daughter, Miss Susan lege, Lincroft. She is attending of Mrs. Dorothy Duke of Beth- from Rhode Island School of Elizabeth Breedlove, to Georgian Court College, lehem, Pa., and the late Bruce Design, Providence, R. I., and Salvatore Pantano, son of Mr. Lakewood, and Mr. Pantano Is E. Duke 2nd. A summer wed- is a professional photographer and Mrs. Angelo Pantano, 6 a student at Palmer College of ding is planned. in New York. Beverly Drive here. A June Chiropractic, Davenport, wedding is planned. Iowa. Hoffmann-Patterson RED BANK-Mr. and Mrs. College. She is employed by William F. Patterson, 68 Tow- the Long Branch Public School Sisai Breedlove Gross-Markiewicz Melody Barrett er Hill Ave., announce the en- System, as a teacher In the RED BANK-Mr. and Mrs. Miss Markiewicz is an gagement of their daughter, Elberon School. She is a can- Theodore J. Markiewlcz, 56 alumna of Red Bank Regional Puma-Barrett Miss Jill Ann Patterson, to didate for a masters degree in Garfield Place, announce the High School and expects to be HAZLET-Mrs. Lois E. Thomas J. Hoffmann, son of special education. engagement of their daughter, graduated in May from the Barrett, 27 Cornell Drive, an- Dr. and Mrs. George T. Hoff- Miss Paula Anne Marklewicz, University of Maryland. nounces the engagement of her mann, 145 Avenue of Two Mr. Hoffmann attended to Stephen Christopher Gross, daughter, Miss Melody Ann Rivers, Rumson. Christian Brothers Academy, son of Mr and Mrs Stephen J. Mr. Gross was graduated Barrett, to Gary Thomas Miss Patterson was gradu- Uncroft, the University of Gross of Florida, formerly of from Christian Brothers Puma, son of Dr. and Mrs. ated from Red Bank High Dayton, Ohio, and Monmouth College, West Long Branch. Deal. An October wedding is Academy, Lincroft. and Roll- Joseph P. Puma, 140 Cherry School and was awarded a BS planned. ins College, Winterpark. Fla. degree in early childhood He is employed by Marine Tree Farm Road, Middletown. Construction Red Rank A fall wedding is planned. education from Trenton State Miss Barrett, daughter also Muscarella-Jablonski of James J. Barrett of Linden, AND MRS. WILLIAM NELLIGAN was graduated from Raritan Nelligans are feted FRANKLIN, Pa. -The en- The couple plan to be mar- High School and attended gagement of Miss Carol Jean ried in June in St. Thomas Brookdale Community Col- Jablonskl, to Chris J. Aquinas Center in West Lafa- lege, Lincroft. She is a reser- Muscarella, son of Dr. and yette, Ind. on 50th anniversary vations sales agent for Eastern CMH .4. Qua/din, Miss Marklewicz Mrs. Mark B. Muscarella, 28 Airlines, Iselin. WEST LONG BRANCH- children. The daughters are R.P. HUlcrest Road, Holmdel, N. J., Mr. Puma is an alumnus of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Mrs. Ann Wahl, Brea, Calif.; is announced by her father. Christian Brothers Academy, Teicher-Sagman NeUigan, 200 Forest St., cele- Mrs. Barbara Torchia, Ocean George G. Jablonski here. Lincroft, and St. John Fisher NO HOME REMEDY 1 brated their 50th wedding an- Township; Mrs. Kathleen Pat- NEW CITY, NY. -The en- College, Rochester, N. Y. He is Miss Jablonski, daughter niversary Thanksgiving Day. terson, Oceanport, and Mrs. IS ENTIRELY gagement of Miss Rosalie manager of North Monmouth also of the late E. Virginia Mr. NeUigan, originally of Marysue Gonzalez, Freehold. Jablonski, received her under- Sagman to Avrahom S. Nutrition Project for the HARMLESS Ansonia, Conn., and Mrs. The Nelligans, both retired, graduate degree in English Teicher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elderly. Matawan. For even though II ma; five you a temporary relief NeUigan, nee Kathleen Marie have lived In the shore area for from Allegheny College. She Samuel Teicher, 23S Highland I from dfertras symptom*, or do no apparent karat to Kenney of Naugatuck, Conn, 35 years. was awarded a masters Ave., Elbcron. is announced by your body, usln| it too often mny delay the proper her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam DRIED FLOWERS were married on Thanksgiving | treatment only a physician can give you. degree from Purdue Univer- Day, 1M8 in St. Francis Ro- Sagman here. A February EATONTOWN-Peggy •CONOMY If yon are constantly laklni any borne remedies for sity, Lafayette, Ind . where man Catholic Church, Nau- wedding is planned. Crooks of the Monmouth Coun- recurring pains or aches do not delay consulting, a she Is a candidate for a doc- gatuck. SHOE REPAIR toral degree in speech and ty Park System wfll demon- physician. We will be glad to explain why this Is Miss Sagman was gradu- 212 W. Front St, Indian* communications. Miss ated from Clarkstown High strate the art of dried flower . In honor of their an- important lo your future better health. Jablonski is employed as an School South and attends arranging at Abraham and niversary, there was a dinner CONVERT STREET SHOES Baruch College, New York Straus, Monmouth Mall, Jan. reception In the Long TO GOLF SHOES assistant professor of speech Branchhome of the Mr. and Mr. Teicher is a graduate of 17 from 12:30 to 2 p.m Mrs. NeUigan's son, William P. RESOLE YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you at the University of Virginia, The Mesivta of the Jewish NeUigan Jr. and his family mi • Modktoo. Pick up yon prescription if Miss Jablonskl CharlottesvUle, Va Educational Center. Eliz- Droot Boots SINU-A-LONtP In attendance were the cel- akopptaf Mvfcy, or wo will deUter promptly WTUHMI Mr. Muscarella is a gradu- abeth, and attended Telshe FREEHOLD-Mrs. RocheUe extra chute. A treat many people entrant an wttk ate of Mater Dei High School, Yeshiva, Wickliffe, Ohio. ebrants four daughters, their Fry* Boob) McCloskey and Mrs. Donna husbands, and 14 grand- Iktir prescriptions. May wt compound youra? New Monmouth, N. J: He re- WorkBooU DEPARTMENT MEETING Gould will present a musical I • ceived a BS degree in elec- HOSPITALITY NIGHT LAURENCE HARBOR-The program at tomorrow's 10:30 FASHION SHOW Tinnli Shoos trical engineering and an MBA Majam MHMMI M aauni BIIMY MBMYTI garden and conservation de- MIDDLETOWN - Parents a.m. meeting of the Molly RED BANK-Apparel from MoMtdShoMl degree from the University of Pitcher Woman's Club here in partment of the Woman's Club Without Partners, Bayshore Vogels Fashion Center was Notre Dame. He is writing his Sheraton Inn. There will be a Quitty Shrewsbury Pharmacy of Laurence Harbor will meet Chapter, will have a hospi- modeled Friday evening at THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS dissertation for a doctoral sing-along with Mrs. Me-, Ouarankwd Dei. 27 at 8 p m in the home of tality night and orientation HOADST. 74I.M7I SIMEWHiat degree In finance at Purdue Closkey and Mrs. Gould ac- Red Bank Convalescent Cen- Joan Narcissi, chairman. University, and is employed Dec 28 at 8 p.m. here in Cob- ter by residents and employees nuBournoN cnisn net DCUVUY blestones. Route, 35. Open to companying, respectively, on There will be a surprise pro- there by the Credit Research piano and guitar. there. The show was arranged gram Center. members and guests. by Mrs. Ajita Kamath. A NEW YOU Robertson-Read SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY. DECEMBER 18,1978 TTif Ptrf| RrgfafTT 17 UNCROFT-Mla. Susan Ann Read and in Lincroft Bible Church. There was a recep- Kevfc Frauds Robertson were married Dec. 2 tion in Fore Lakes Golf Club The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Stick to diet: Herbert E. Read 2nd. 162 Slatesir Place, Mid- Weddings dletown The bridegroom Is the son of Mrs. Helen Robertson, South Plainfield. and the late •y EMILY WILKENS William Robertson. How can you avoid temptation when you're dieting? Here Resch-Dickerson •w* aome wayi to sidestep that moment of doom that's often Honor attendants for the bride were Karen Jefferson, Mary Read, Janet Blackwood, followed by a moment of gloom: KEYPORT-In St. Joseph's Roman Catho- Dickerson, ( Virginia Ave , Hazlet, became the Terry Read and Cheryl Read. la a Restaurant: Avoid reading the desserts listed on the lie Church here Nov. 11. Miss June Maxine bride of Edward Joseph Rescb, son of Mr and Mr Robertson's honor attendants were menu — instead, say a firm "No" when the waiter asks if you'll Dickerson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Mrs. Al Resch, 22 ComeU Drive, Hatlet. llJ Bruce Repasy, Thomas Balkin Lee Black- have dessert. The Rev. Vincent Lloyd officiated at the wood. Bill Robertson and Wayne Read. At a Banquet: When dessert follows the main course as ceremony. There was a reception in The Man- night follows day, Just wave the waiter away before be has an Mrs. Robertson was graduated from Mid- or, West Orange. opportunity to set down the chocolate mousse or flaming crepes. dletown Township High School and is employed Miss Diane Dickerson was her sister's maid At Home: Don't keep temptation In stock. Don't buy It — in by Perkin Elmer Data Systems. Tinton Falls. of honor. Also attending the bride were Mrs. the form of treats you know you won't be able to resist. And if Mr. Robertson was graduated from Richard Dickerson, Miss Gail Mowbray. Miss the non-dieting members of your family complain? Let them eat Metuchen High School and received a BS Peggy Calton and Mrs Howard De Monte cake — but not at home. You wouldn't lead an alcoholic into a degree in physics (rum Monmouth College, wine cellar, so why should you lead a foodahollc Into a kitchen West Long Branch. Gregory Res'ch. brother of the bridegroom, stocked with goodies? was best man Ushers were Richard and Rob- After a wedding trip to Barbados, Mr and ert Dickerson, Mark Lemongello and Richard Hope Ahead: As a diet progresses, not only does willpower MR. AND MRS. KEVIN RORERTSON Mrs Robertson reside in Ealontown. firm but taste buds change, and so does desire. In time, the Stucky goodies you couldn't resist In the past Just won't be a strong Mr. and Mrs. Retch are graduates of source of temptation. Raritan High School, Hazlet She received a BS Soclsllilng: What to do about social life? That's strictly up Monaco-Zarella degree from Ohio State University and is a to you and your modus operandl: teacher in Keansburg Mr Resch was awarded ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Main St., Port Monmouth. Michael Davis. Roberto If you feel socializing gives you carte blanche to eat a BS degree In engineering from Lehlgh Uni- —In St. Agnes Roman Catholic The Rev. Stephen F Duffy Hunter, and Paul and David everything and anything that's offered, I have three words of versity and an MBA degree from Rutgers Church Nov. 18, Miss Rose of Sea Bright celebrated the Zarella. brothers of the bride advice: Become a recluse... until you reach your Ideal weight. University He is employed by Salomon mary Cathryn Zaaella daugh- nuptial Mass There was a re- Mrs Monaco attended Mid- If you're an at-home nibbler, someone who is always taking Brothers. New York investing firm. ter of Mr. and M0 Dominic F. ception in Monmouth Hills dletown Township High School a peek into the refrigerator to see what looks inviting, my MR. AND MRS. EDWARD RESCH Mr and Mrs Resch reside in Matawan Zarella, M Nautilus Drive, Club. and Trinity College. Washing- suggestion Is "Get out of the house." Leonardo, became the bride of Elizabeth Zarella was her ton, D. C She has been era Many people find It's easier to diet when dining out than Angelo Gene Monaco of sister's maid of honor. ployed by University Graphics when staying home. Better find out which type you are, then act MUtord, Conn , son of Mr and Bridesmaids were Judith here. accordingly. Page-Gagliano Mrs. Michele Monaco, 223 Oches, Joan Gallo and Virginia Mr. Monaco, an alumnus of Hostess hazards: What do you do when an overeager Mayer Middletown Township High hostess attempts to break your not-too-secure diet discipline? NEW MONMOL'TH-In St. Mary's Roman Dr Michele Monaco was School, was graduated sumtna Wave her off pronto — don't lose a moment lest willpower fail. Catholic Church here Oct. 14. Miss Donna best man for his brother cum laude from Wake Forest Tell her you have a |10,0OObel on your diet and she's tempting Marie Gagllano, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ushers were Christopher Mon University, Winslon-Salcm, M Michael Gagllano, 551 East Road. Belford, you to become a loser. Or tell her you're allergic to chocolate, Clubs aco. their cousin, James C. He is an engineer employed vanilla or butterscotch. Better yet, change her focus by telling became the bride of Stephen Michael Page, son by the Bic Pen Corp. in of Mr and Mrs Francis Page. 9 Jeanne Drive, her you had a taste and it was so fabulous you want the recipe so MUtord, where he and his you can whip It up the instant you're slim Sometimes white lies Neptune There was a reception in Christie's, Holiday music bride reside after a wedding Wanamassa are In order, not only to preserve the social amentlties, but to trip to St. Crolx, Virgin Is- bold the line...the waistline, that is. program slated lands < Attending the bride were Mrs Michael You readers who haven't yet worked up enough willpower to Houlihan, matron of honor, and the Misses diet, might find my wonderful One-Day Water Fast a great way papers MIDDLETOWN - The Patricia Mucci. Peggy Matthews. Kathy Thompson Junior High School to get going. Details of the fast are contained in my "Spa MATAWAN-The Matawan Tanguay and Leslie Page Secrets" bulletin, which, can be obtained by sending your chorus, directed by Mark C. Woman's Club and the De Mareo. will present a pro- request along with 25 cents and a self-addressed, stamped Matawan Junior Woman's WUliam Page was best man. Ushers were envelope to Emily Wllkens' Spa Bulletin, P.O. Box 5171, Grand gram of holiday music Thurs- Mr Houlihan, James Page, Thomas Lands and Club will be recycling news- day at 8 pm in the school Central Station, New York, NY 10017 papers Saturday, Jan. ? from Gerard Gagliano JUST FOR YOU auditorium 10 a.m. to 1 pin at the Mrs Page was graduated from Maler Dei Dear Easily: I've get U share a great meaey-saver with Selections (rum Ihe musi- Strathmore Shopping Center, High School and is employed by International yea. It's aheat paalykese. They're aet ckeap, se waea yea get a Route M cals "Annie" and "You're a Flavors and Fragrances, Hazlet raa It's a disaster, aad aclhlag makes legs k»k wane. Proceeds of this continuing Good Man. Charlie Brown" Mr. Page is an alumnus of Neptune High What 1 do Is buy i dasea at a time In the sane shade. Whea I recycling project are donated will be Included School and is employed by Canada Dry, Nep- get a raa, I eat eff that leg. Eveatially I wild ap with II w to local charities. The Aber- Members of the chorus MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN PAGE tune legged naatyaese. I wear Iwa at a time — aad 1 gel a beaas tf aa deen Teen Center and Chil- have been guests ol the King extra half duel pairs.- Barbara McNalty dren's Psychiatric Center at James Nursing Home, Route After a wedding trip to Florida and the Dear Barbara: Now why didn't I think of a great idea like High Point, Nolan Road, are M, and Our Lady of Perpetual Bahamas, Mr and Mrs Page reside in Ocean that! I can't wait to get a run so I can try It. the current recipients. Help School in Highlands Rwemary Mwae* Township Here's one for you by way of thanks: Don't throw out lipsticks that are worn down Save them to use as blush. Dab a little on the palm of your hand, blend with a smidgin of foundation and smooth on cheeks Works like magic. — Love, Emily EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but cannot undertake to answer each one. She will use questions of general Interest in her column. Address your letters to Emily Wllkens, care of this newspaper Creative children invited OCEAN TOWNSHIP-Un- and sciences. Interested per- der the auspices of the 4-H sons may contact Vera organisation, there will be a Hirschhorn, coordinator, at P. Children's Creativity Day here 0. Box m. Freehold, N. J. at Seavlew Square Mall, Jan. » ma All children are invited to Any 4-H Club members in- perform, present or demon- sterested in participating strate their talents, hobbles should contact Stephanie and interests in any of the arts Harakal, 4-H program as- sociate, 18 Court It, Freehold. OayrjRwood This year, choose the tie that binds. IfT) telephone seems like on A phone is olso o gentle woy to remind o porent unusuol Christmas present, good. a relotrve or a friend that you'd like him or her to give you o jingle. On a Dell Decouse it is unusuol. And practical And something that Be choosey. you re sure will be One of the nice things about used all year round doing your Christmas shopping at a It can PhoneCenter Store is that you'll also be beautiful. get a phone that's genuinely them. And a phone thot's If that surprises you. visit, the New genuine Dell Jersey Dell PhoneCentef Store nearest you You'll see telephones in o wide variety of Which means that, since all colors, shopes and sizes the working ports remain ours if there's ever o problem In tact, we hove so mony well fix it ot no extro chorge different models ywll be able, to express not only your generosity, Put o Dell under your tree but the personality of the person Its o present .you wont you present It to. hove any misgivings about STORE LOCATION: • SHREWSBURY, Shrewsbury Plaza, State Highway «6 New Jersey Bell Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace The DWly Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. DECEMBER I B, 1978 PAVTffTER \=» ^^ J NO MIND, ) mP^ i Crossword puzzle ELWINEV— (n«l»r'!m HE'S JEST \\ i ACROSS aOGuWble M Ginbaw 21 Join LOOKIN' FER V 1 Novic* one* 66 Froataa 22 Solidify ly w^ty> S Ducki 34Novettt cake 26 Standby 1 ATTENTION/ ) 10 Great daal Thornton 58 Speachfeu with antic 14 Diva's uto 36 State: abbr 66 Faction ipation m 26 Piebald 16 Moroccan 38 Wrongful 66 In untaon capital act 67 Move with- hone 16 Pan of a 39 Formicary x- out purpoae 27 Change Confsdarau occupant 68 Court item 29 An Astaire signature 40 Moves beck 69 Stinging 31 Design 17 Mountain 43 Dance or intact figure hold 70 Sped 32 Stone or 18 Sharp ridge 44 Bit of 71 Dispatch flat 19 Fed! gossip 72 Confute 33 Operate Hi and Loin 20 Hidden 46 Chum 73 Simmer the helm evil one ' 47 Labor 35 Corded 23 - of Clevn weapon DOWN fabric THAT'S MY ESTIMATE FOR • 6ASP;! I'LL SHOW IT TO 24 Fleuret'i 49 Japanese 1 Maltese and 37 Bandsman PAINTJNS VOUR LIVING ROOM, MY HUSBAND-HE HAS THE kin temple Siamese Brown MA'M. FINAL SAV ON THINGS 25 Separately gateway 2 Algerian 41 Fondled city 42 Scatter THANK YOU, 28 Patriotic 61 Kin: abbr. org. 63 Allude 3 Money in 45 Deceive MR.DDCOH. Naples 48 Vacation Friday's Panic Solvrd 4 Drinking places cup 50 Workers' 6 Cars linked group uunc'i nnrinn nnnn together initials nurinnnnnnnnnnnn 6 Merited 62 A Barrymore nnnn nnn 7 Actively 66 Japanese nnnnnti nnnn nnn encourage city in tin in inn noil 8 Applied 57 Crinkled shaving paper 'THIS IS WHAT THEY CALL WE BOTTOM LINE, Jay. •nn nnn cream 68 Vipers nnn nnnn nnnnnni 9 High 69 Flooring SO00NT6L0WIT!' nnn nnmn 10 Withdrawal 60 Arabian nnnnnnnnnnnncinn 11 Soprano gulf FOR HOW The Family Circus Bv Bil keane duck 61 Sheep pen UNTIL I BECOME A \I YOUKE WELCOME 1 ttXJ HAVE * SAVIN6! PLEASE rm 62 Origin LONG, CITIZEN. MAPAME. HERE AS LONO •f»H »NP GUESTS 12 Costs ATHOMlHiffi 13 Wallet 63 Challenge IT PLEASES ME TO DANIELLE? CKAWFCKD/---BUT A5 YOU WBH, BCGIN TO SMELL UNTLKXJFN) items 64 Merganser HAVE WOHK,*S*U NOT ALWAYS A DANNl/ A AFTER THREE FRANKS- -I HC« ID PIllMAMBfT GUEST Of YOU DAYS LOOOMQS, REMAIN IN YOUR OARPEOfUf NONDEKIUaXMTRyf My DM*,.' YOUR SHE'S ALWAYS MAD KEEM \ /WLWHN- LAW'S ID KNOW WHERE fS BEEN) JUST VMALKEb IF IT'S Of ANVINTEREST, y STAYIN1 -AN' WHEN ^ IN.ANDO-- MISSUS-IWRETURNIN 'E'S OON1 BACK f HERE) 10 YOUR DAUGHTER "I had Mommy's wrapped at the store, but I did Daddy's myself." Blondie YOUR WATCH LOOKS UKE J Your horoscope, birthday HOW MUCH IS THAT NECKLACE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11 change your goals, meth- special talents today. You takes. Set things to rights; PuEASE"? Born today, you are a ods and anything else nec- can gain much in the way work overtime. highly disciplined and essary, in order to ease of reputation if you apply LEO(July 23-AUQ. 22) - determined individual others out of trouble. your gifts. You can make an excep- whose worst fears are real- ARIES(March 21-Aprll 19) tionally quick recovery ized when anger gets in the TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19 •- Take the humorous from spiritual depression way of progress. You ex- SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22- approach. Even the more if you set your mind to it. ercise self-control a good Oec. 21) - Demonstrate dire problems can be made Look ahead! 90 percent of the time; it is your respect for your eld- less so if you ease the VlflQO(Aug. 23-Sept. 22) that other 10 percent that ers. Ask the right questions tension. • Lessons learned long ago gets away from you and at the right time during TAURUS(Aprll 20-May 20) come to your aid today periodically proves your PM. - Community efforts serve when you find yourself in undoing. You are an excel- CAPRICORN(Dec. 21- to add to your own family danger. Move quickly, lent Judge of character and Jan. 19) - Make an effort to coffers. Offer to donate methodically. The Wizard of Id are able to choose your get back in the good graces such gains - and add to LIBRACSept. 23-Ocl. 22) - company - from the casual of one who can be an your reputation. Timidity works against companion to the closest influence for good upon GEMINI(M«y21-Jun»20)- you today. Make every ef- friend - with confidence in your career. • You can gain a better fort to be courageous. your own selection. AOUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. understanding of yourself Stand up for your convic- You have great powers II) - The Aquarius who and others today through tions, of will. What you want to knows the value of public- the written word. Read; SCORPIO(Ocl. 23-Nov. accomplish, you no doubt ity will take advantage of think. 21) - One whom you have will accomplish. On the an opportunity to be in CANCER(June21-July22) quarreled with lately sud- other hand, you are print. - A new phase of your denly becomes valuable to swayed by other people's PISCES(F«b. 19-Mirch work may cause you to you as a friend. Be forgiv- difficulties. You will 20) - Feature your own make unexpected mis- ing. SheinwolcPs bridge advice South dealer Doonesbury By Alfred Sheinwold spades, plus the chance that onds will divide 3-2, far bet- Both sides vulnerable West started with the single- ter than playing for the spade NORTH We begin a week-long se- finesse. RICHARP! PIP MUST BE THE MY'HCUV JUSJTO ton jack or the doublelon ace- + KU ries on the duck with the jack. But a belter chance was mmomVE CHRISTMAS you SET ueu.m n SOTOA n typical case: You must delay DAILY QUESTION BCtNINVTTWTD PARTY FOR NO LESS THAN 300 DAYS PAFXY? TOUEEP available. OA7652 INVTTEP? HAVE TO taking an easy trick until you \vc me House? THE PRESS AT HOME OR SIX WEEKS OUTTHE Partner opens with one 464 / CORPS. QUALIFY.. ONTHEROAP. are in position to win other DIAMOND MANEUVER club, and the next player tricks in the same suit. South should lead a diam- passes. You hold. • A 9 8 5 S> WEST ' EAST With seven tricks in top ond at the second trick and 632OQJ + J98 5. What • J32 • A985 cards South tried For two should duck (play low) in the do you say? VJ1098 The Phantom Beetle Bailey P5ST7 LOOK AT BEETLE.' ONLV 6UY I HOW HE 5 SOUNP ASLEEP.' KNOW WHO CAN POES FOR nose WHO CAME IN L/rre... OFF WHILE HE STANPIN6 AT DO ATTENTION IT? •0U« CBNTUR«& A6O, THE OATH ON THE SKULL OP .901.6 SURVIVOR OF A PlfTATe RAIP,.. WA&H6P UP ON A THI& IVA& THE /W*T REMOTE GMN&ALLA BEACH... PHANTCm... 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Ihrte pieces hove cuslom cover* In CADILLAC ELDORADO ~lt73 clton COn IWW BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LONG BRANCH, IN THE COUNTY OF MON ITS BEGINNING TO WOK MOUTH. NEW JERSEY. AS FOL LOWS: SECTION 1, Section 33-3,2 "Mem- ship Clam. ' Is hereby omended I supplemented lo read as lollawi A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS! IM 1 Members*!* Cttnse* For onvenlence In designating Ihe manner if their oppolnlmtfll. me members onsllluting the Planning Boord Sholl oniiit ol ond be divided into Iht lol Here's a "tpritely" tip for all you holiday shoppers: Clast I. Trie Mayor Class II, on official ol the City oth- er than Q member of the Council lo be There's an abundance off Imaginative gift Ideas to be appointed by the Mayor; Ihe member ol the environmental commlnlon who also a member ot the Planning Board found In the classifieds. Check them out today. I required by R.S 40:SsA-l tholl be _,tmed lo bt Ihe Class II Planning Board member If there Is both o mem- ber al the fonlng boord ol od|uilm*nt Heft « an tconomcii way 10 w«t. and a member ol the boord ol educa- mends i m#try Cf.n»|m« on Cr.tmm« Ion a C Sena your greetings m Ine Sunday fl#g THE OLDE UNION LOTHLORIEN TREES, WREATHS a be appointed by ll % Santa-Gram DOLL HOUSE FACTORY GRAVE BLANKETS ClaM IV. »IK cllliens to be ap- Holiday Tips Serving Lunch from I? to S and Dinm Belmar's Fashion Corner ALL PRICE RANGES Poinsclt las-Decorations pointed by the Mayor Irom 5 ID 10. Friday ond Saturday tti Clth A Colts Towne Shoppes, Rl 34 The Desl looking Selection Atlernali Members. AMtrnott You gtl 15 wotds (S3 00) when win be nights till midnight stop In al Calls Neck of Live & Cut Trees around rner W Ae se members ol Ihe Planning Board, who overall otco>ittv*iy drspiayad m a Christmas juyrewood Jewelers Inc. Ml WOO or Ml M0I hall attend Oil Planning Board mttl The Olde Union House Slano's Garden Center ngs ond be ullliitd by the Chairman of border Each additional S *ords SOC Jewelry watches Ear Piercing II Wharf Ave Red Bank I4Z-7575 ANTIQUES Rt. 35. Mlddlelown, next to YARN BARN-ELBERON Giftf-Mlddleiown Shopping Center the Planning Board when the lull regu Jewelry, cut gloss, stiver, china, Towne Chevrolet. 671-1518. Imported 1 Domeitlc Yarns 671W94 _ BAHR'S RESTAURANT oi membership ol Ihe Board li nofln furniture, orientals, the unuiuai, ele 161 Lincoln Ave 777 «74 Open 7 Days All Year Grandma's Treasures, Rt. 79, Itendanct, shall not ticeed ont in Fresh Seolooo JOE'S GREENHOUSE ~:iou II. one In Clan III and two In DORN'S Marlboro. 442 73tl She'll Look Lovely In Fun Choice Steaks Poinsetlas. wreaths, blankets, Christ- lait IV. Alltrnale members of PHOTOSHOP INC "Special Holiday Parlies" mas arrangements, and a selection of Winters' Fur Shoppe losses II and 111 shall be appointed lor CANOIA potted hanging plant, u Bethany Rd , NOW EXPANDING FOR 7 Bay Avenue. Highlands Aonmouth St. Red Bonk 741 H trmi to expire al Ihe some lime as Ihe 177-1245 FASHION OUTLET Mailei, HI 764 7944 rrmt ol the regular mtmbtri of Ihelr ALL YOUR SWEATERS • SPORTSWEAR ttpecllvt closses Alternate members PHOTO NEEDS . FACTORY TO YOU PRICES LIMS BOUTIQUE of Closs IV shall serve lor terms of two Gift* For Everyone I 1040 Hwy 31 MHjdltlown 671 ii/ii GiJUTor SPORTSWEAR ORRSSF.S 71 years; provided, however mot in COSTUME JEWELRY tie even! that two alternate members 4ACCEU0KIEJ Of Clou IV ort appointed, the Initial Yrjuroro^rrmAi be itcenreo by Thursday Dec 2isl to UM tht nanfly MEUNA JEWELERS~ Boys & Girts form below tor your mtiwge Enctol* check or money order and mad BAYSPIRITSSHOP FINE JEWELRY FINE HANDbA^S trmi ot such members inoll be ont Amour Florist AS Brood SI. UJ 5351 Red Bonk ond two years respectively. Such alter- today - and Merry Chitsimai to you Opentillpm Sun FreeDeilvrry GIFTS FOR ALL FROM»1 UP & WATCHES (He member* sholl be designated by 11* Bay Ave, Highlands »1 3J00 Main St.. Belford 7171ST* THE - he Cholrmon "Alternate Nt. )" ond tor Monmouth L Brood, Red Bank ROCKING HORSE PARAMOUNT Alierrvott No. 2" and shall serve In BARRICELLI FLO"RTST oration during Ihe abience or dis THE VvTCKlR BASKE^f STARLITE FASHIONABLE CHILDRENS WEAR HOUSECLEANING Orird Arrangements CHRISTMAS TREES* WREATHS Intants 7. Imp, Civenchy, LlttleWarld qua I If i cot i on of ony regular member ol lltCarrKv* 7I7-OW7 -Iteaniburo Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly. Cam Rl 1*. Colts Neck, 447 MSS JEWELERS Rt. 34 IOpp.) Del Orchards, 431 1437 --mbers of Clan IV. Alternate mem ings pl*lf house, carpels, upholstery, t of each closs shall be appointed by Gifts Fof The Entire Family Diamonds • Wolches • UK Rin -cleaning .m-iST J Mm* appointing authority oi regu MAIL TO: SANTA-GRAM Llncroft Pharmacy ELLIS OFFICE SUPPLY Hailet Plaia Shopping Clr.. 7M FRANK&BETTY'S or membtri ol thof clost PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Toes Juvenile Ftmnlure r SECTION! Section 134 I "Eitab- The Dally Register Ne*mon Springs fid ?*\ 76\l SCMADLER OLIVETTI Trees and Trim H»y J!t;lhAve..Neplone ts For The Home ihmenl" Is hereby omended and sup 167 Monmouth St.. 741-7300. Red Bank 774-1123 pltmtnttd to read as follows: One Register Plaza I Holiday Dining O-41 llNMrUimMt. There iholl ] VINCENT'S Christmas Discount Lenier NANA'STOYSHOP The Heritage Shop a board ol adjustment conil.tlno at Shftwaoury, N.J. 07701 COAT SHOPPE Ooll Hoult ond Acceiurlef IIORIverfid.. Fai r Haven. 747^7345 seven residents ol the City appointed by "Specialist in Leather & Suede Artlficlal& Live Treeb Old Fashioned Toys Contlpnmtnl for lint homt he Council to strve for lerrni of lour TOWN 8,'SURF DINfcR MADE. CLEANED & ALTERED AH types ol Christmas )? While 51 RMBonkKIUll lurnljhrngs. Unusual Christmas dtco- tors from January I ot the year Dair, (toftastf M CMTI, >>w STEAKS&CHOPS SALAD BAR 14 Afionmouth St Red Bonk Ornaments & Decorations rofioni, htlr appointment BAKING DONE ON PREMISES Mi-mi Grave Blonkets Polnselllas The termi ot the mtmbtri tlrs Open 74 hour* Rte )S, Middle town All Goods at our low Discount Christmas Lay-A-Ways "YOUR FIREPLACE appointed sholl be so determined Iho Prices-Open 7 days BICYCLES IS OUR BUSINESS" to the greatest proctlcoblt extent the CROWN GIFTS, INC. Fire Scrtcm Fire Tooll-Accttl. Muscles Watermelon Bar Three. Five and Ten Speed. *plrollon ol such lermi shall bt dls I AMU v DINING Religious Articles and Books Goi I Electric Logs rlbuted evenly over the lirst four year « Brood St 747 3704 Red Bank & Garden Center LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER TANG'5 RESTAURANT it Ayert Lone Lltllo Silver XNDIRON FIREPLACE after their appolnlmenl; provided tho Hwy. 36. Atlonllc Highlands MTW) or Ml M he initial ttrm ol no member thai 40 Broad Si, Red Bank 74I40M, CARD GALLERY SHOP xcttd lour ytors. Thereafter, the CARDS GIFTS JEWELRY Hwy JS Mlddletown 671 Of If erm al eoch member shall be tor too STOWAWAy CANDLES PARTY SUPPLIES Live Christmas Trees AAAHN'S BROTHERS vtori. Nothing In Ihli ordinance shall Sir/LING STEAKS-SEAFOOD CHAPEL HILL SHOPPING CENTER Wreaths. Roping. Blonketi Raleigh Bicycles & Accessories SECOND TIME AROUND Kiwtver, bt construed to tfttct the Open Thurs., Frl , Sat . al S-bun ,3 HWY, 35. MIDDLETOWN 14/-MM And Polled Trttl Rt 35. Eatonlown S43-0030 if ony pretenl member of Ihe LUVfc IHEME" Frl & Sot LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER Rl 34. Belmar BlvdMI im SHOP Res.'ve Now Portly & New Year's A Ayert Lane Little Sllvei Colleclables • Glassware • Furniture •77 1174RI 36, HiahlantJi LABARRACA 747 0573 or 741 MM 30 Brood St.. Keyporl, mvm Gins From Around The World 101. Commercial We Strvf To Serve Auuin Homt Furnishing!, Jrwelry. tic Laurelwood Farm Nursery Gifts For Him AMERICAN LUMBER Rentali 414 Hwy 3S.M(doletown.«/7v091 AAEMORY LANE CHRISTMAS TRfcfcS - Stt hanging &BUILDINGSUPPLY trees, live or trttli cut. wreathi. rap Hond Power Tools Train Tobies Hwy U. Ookhuftt S3I 11f4 RED BANK BOOKSTORE ing, plants. Shop Inside or out. Free Arjay Sportsman Shop MANY OTHER XMASGIFTS FRESH KILLED TURKEYS Books • Stoilonerv • Paper Bocks Gin with sale. Next Brookdate College. Guns. Sporting Goods. Optics, Sport I RED IANK Ml-UM RED BANK 6Llndfr.PI 747-1417 Red Bank AOPholon* Rd , Llncroft. 747-124?. Work Clothes. Shoes, Boots. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 3TI-I1II TurkeytClfl Wrapped Itl Ave, Atlantic Highlands, , 1000 sq. ft.. 17 White St. HINCK'S THE TIN MAN JERRYS BROOK FARM Wi-lell JACKEYtSONS Prime sine, prime location HOOHwy 35. Oceon 77544« Brois Copper PewterT In Flowering polnseittas, wreaths, rop- LOVE LANE TUXEDO SHOP UPHOLSTERY Exc«»»nt lor any retail opera- Hwy 14, Colt. Townt Shoppes ing. Live Chriilmat Trees. Decora OPEN SEVEN DAYS Sales! Rentals 9on or protesiiorm ottlce. (Oppl Del>clouiOrctKirdi<43TS70i lions. Varlrty ol Chrhimos Glttl Lalcsi Styles Always In Stock" ELSIES SUB SHOP MO Hwv 3S. Hoilf I, 2M-MI3. ZS W. Front SI 74,-»51-Red Bank For The Best Sub In Town COA^TlHA^RDWXRFr 747-1100 H Monmouth SI. Red Bonk 741-f»7 [Jvlng Christmas Trees NORWOOD T.V. &GIFT SHOPPE Gifli For Her Color TV's — Zenllti ' Hundreds To Choose From •ir^~"AWonderlurFomlly Treat TOYS"HOUSEWARES*TOOLS G.E . Sony. Phllco MOM'SKITCHEN MSB way 223-1700. LongBroncfi Conrad Smith Nursery J»s Broadway. Long •ratal ISMO • TRAFTY N 21,000 » n. (t door 8,000 liWIlhAv* .Nrplune 77S Give your ilvdcnl a spted reading csitwetMef" OUJ SUTTON& COMPANY SAL'S court* gift terlllicale Call Mon V*RN.»t>.. PIctures-Lamoe-llackers tq. ••: floor 12.000 tq. (I.) mouth Tut Preparation Centers Live Christmas trees GIFT CED 1 Hwy H 717 IKK foil « i^kwJrAMRMdtia. TAVERN-RESTAURANT 6/14411 or ;»•«» Dig them or cul them. Fresh cut Colts Tl ZRtf . Serving LOnch and Dinner STSQ, prtwssst parMno air corsdi- Holly-Greens-Wreaths Sftoopet, Colts Neck Open lo 1 a m for the HASSOCK SHOP - PSJ Lote Nighl Shoppers OLD WAGON GIFTS ' Bernadotte Farms PAPER PARADE 111 Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bank AT OLD WAGON FARM K Mon Plain. HOIHII 1M«O1 1741 Hwy, J3r WWdiefown RT 3SslLourelAvf,Holmdel.67l-«Ue Rt. 537. Tlnton Fall* SO4317 Fine Gltli Jewtlry Ltnox China 747-1100 SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, DECEMBER IS. 1978 The Dtffy Regtofer 21 6 nabbed in county wide gambling raid (continued) of organized crime and gambling If we don't have the resources mise and conspiracy. UUy sheets and |5,M0 in caih were confiscated in this county — adequate manpower and our own wiretap equipment - we Robert MarUgnetti, 2], of Belmar, a social worker with the The wiretaps were conducted between Dec. 1 and yesterday by will borrow them to wage an all-out aggressive attack on county Welfare Board, is free in 112,500 ball after being charged county detectives working 12-hour shifts, seven days a week. gambling, narcotics and other areas in which organized crime is with the same three counts as the other men and also with The organized crime task force was headed by Assistant County involved." possession of a pistol without a permit. Prosecutor John M Polloway. The detectives were headed by Lt. Harry Wilde of Cranford police, who heads the Union "We ire no longer going to tolerate the Illegal possession of Andrew Capl Andrew B. Manning, acting chief of county County narcotics task force, said that a gambling operation "of guns, especially pistols," Mr Lehrer said, explaining that the detectives; Lt. Robert Freeman and Investigator Bruce Ker- this magnitude, which went into several counties, is difficult to higher ball set on Martignetti was a warning by his office. rigan. Also participating were Investigators Richard Canneto coordinate. We had exceptional cooperation from Monmouth "They are only used to harm other people We are going to and Albert Wuestefeld. County. These kind of crimes know no Jurisdictional boundaries. take a harder position on the possession of pistols without a Mr. Lehrer said the organized crime task force and the Only through cooperation like this can we hope to crack down " permit." cooperation from the Union County prosecutor's office "have Lt. Wilde also pointed out that for a large-scale gambling Masco, who is also known under the aliases of Patty Moe, N made a dream of my detective bureau and of mine come true. operation to succeed, "straight" citizens must cooperate with and Honey, is the best known of those arrested. In 1179, he was "The arrests are a warning to organized crime that the old the gamblers. sentenced to state prison for one to three years after pleading guilty to bookmaking In Ocean Township the previous year. In IHarry LarrtM* Jr. days are over,"he said "We are aggressively going into areas "Mention narcotics to these same straight citizens and they Thau Lyick Jr. cringe," he said. "But In these same gambling locations we find March 1177, he was acquitted after a six-day trial of book- hard drugs and weapons. Straight citizens should be aware that making and conspiracy charges in Ocean Township in May 1176 narcotics and gambling are synonomous. You can't say In that case, which arose out of a wiretap conducted by the state gamblers are good guys and narcotics guys are bad. The two police and was prosecuted by the state attorney general's office, Dems blast GOP job plan are the same characters." Masco was accused of being the "bag man" in a gambling operation allegedly masterminded by his brother, Clement (continued) Mr. Lehrer said the current investigation started from experience with the road department In Freehold Borough" Masco "The $80,000 a year spent for these useless positions information developed in Union County. He said that Monmouth »s a councilman detectives had been conducting another investigation in a Pasquale Masco told police at his arrest that he was self represents 180,000 a year that cant be spent providing "Mr. Allen Is certainly eminently qualified to be assis- employed, an unemployed restauranteur He formerly owned a valuable services to the people of Monmouth County," Mr different area involving gambling when Investigator Kerrigan tant county bridge supervisor after running the bridge came up with a Union County name and contacted that office. small restaurant in West End, Long Branch. Lynch said "Were already cutting valuable programs to When his nephew, Vincent DeMarzo, killed Joseph stay within the five percent budget caps department for six years as a freeholder," Mr. Larrison Union County, in turn, had names for the Monmouth detectives. said. "We need him in there because we are going to Both counties then conducted the investigation. Agnellino, owner of the Surf Lounge, Long Branch, last year, "As the freeholder in charge of public works and roads embark on a federally mandated study of all the MO-some While Mr. Lehrer said the gambling ring was an organized law enforcement offiicals reported that Masco disappeared for these three men would be working under me. My depart- bridges In the county." several days until he could convince Agnelllno's family that he ment doesn't need them." he said "What would the assis- crime operation, he refused to indicate who is alleged to be the Mr Larrison charged that Mr. Kramer, Mr Lynch and was not Involved in the killing Agnellino's two brothers are tant superintendent of public works da that the super- ringleader or whether one of the major crime "families" either former Democratic Freeholder Ceclle Norton made similar coordinated or "took a cut" from the operation alleged to have connections with organized crime figures. inetnendent of public works doesn't alrendy do? The same Agnellino allegedly met DeMarzo at Masco's restaurant on the goes for roads and bridges." lame duck appointments In Dec 1176 after Mrs. Clayton He said the charges against the six arrested would be defeated Mrs. Norton to return control of the board to the presented to a county grand jury either this week or after the day of the killing. The Democratic freeholr.Ts warned that Republican Republicans Christmas recess. 140 Rumson Freeholder Jane G Clayton, county GOP vice chairperson "I don't see what Mr. Kramer Is making a big to-do would have to defend her "dastardly" vote on the three Mr. Lehrer said that "I intend to continue cooperating with PUiLIC NOTICE about." Mr Larrison said "Didn't Mr. Kramer vole to $$ headed An oidinu'nr entitled AN OR appointments when sho comes up for re-election next other counties in investigations such as this. In order to achieve DINANCE AMENDING IN ITS EN appoint his secretary, William Green, lo fill a one-year TIRETY. AN ORDINANCE EN November Mrs Clayton could not be reached for com- good law enforcement, it is essential that we conserve resources TITLED AN ORDINANCE OF THE unexpired term as assistant county road supervisor in BOROUGH OF RUMSON ESTAB ment so that we can break up organized crime activities." for Russia LISHING A PLANNING BOARD. AND The six county residents were arrested beginning at 2 p.m. A ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Mr Larrisondefendi'd the three appointments as "ben- MATTHEWS RIDGE. PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF Mr. Larrison also noted that Mr. Kane "has not had any yesterday on search warrants signed by Superior Court Judge N J S A «} »D I «t teq . PROVIDING eficial" to the county, and noted that all three are statutory Guyana (AP) — A Guyanese FOR THE POWERS OF SAID particular experience In the field of industrial development, Merritt Lane Jr. Superior Court Judge Benedict R. Nicosia set BOARDS. FIXING THE PRO* positions, although the position ol county road supervisor police official says the Peoples CEDURES GOVERNING APCLICA but that's not going to deter the Democrats from appointing TIONS TO SAID BOARDS AND AP was the only one ever filled in Monmouth County history. bail on the six by phone. Temple tried to transfer more him" Highest bail was set for Pasquale Masco, 47, of Belmar He "Mr. Day is eminently qualified to serve as assistant than $7 million of Its funds to ING FOR THE CONTINUATION OF Mr. Lynch confirmed last night that Mr. Kane is in line is free in $20,000 bail after being charged with bookmaking, the Soviet consul in EXISTING ORDINANCES' Ml In director of public works," Mr l.arrison said "He was a troquced ond potied tint rending at a for Mr. Allen's post as director of industrial development, maintaining a premise for the purpose of making book and Georgetown just before the special meeting ol the Borough Council contractor for many years with his father's firm, S J Day Borough ootl Rumfton. held on and that Edna Moon, editor of the Bayshore Advisor, conspiracy to make book Masco was arrested at the home of mass suicides apd murders at ber 16.19/1 a 1 will come up lor Associates, founded more than 50 years ago in Asbury Middletown, would probably replace James R. McCormick nnoi consideration und poitoae Ot o Park. Michele O'Hagen, 31, of 35 Sternberger Ave., Long Branch. She the Jonestown jungle com- recjulor meeting ot loid Borougn Coun as director of public information. is free in (5,000 bail after being charged with maintaining a mune. cll la b« held on Triurtdoy. December "Mr. Day was the original contractor for the ». \m. al I JO PM ol Ihe Borough Both Mr Kramer and Mr Lynch said tilorta Filippone, gambling premise and conspiracy. Claire Masco, 47, of Belmar, Hall. Fasi River Rood. Rumion. N J ol courthouse, and he's needed to watch over the ambitious director of the Office on Aging, would be reappointed. Assistant Police Com- Mrhlcti lime and place all perioni detir wife of Pasquale Masco, is also free in 15,000 bail on the same missioner Skip Roberts told a ina lo be heard Ittereon will be given county public works program, Including the renovation of 1 Mr. Kramer, who was freeholder director the last time twi opporlu'iity to be heard charges as O'Hagen. coroner's Inquest Sunday that The purpoie Ol ifm ordinance It to Courthouse Square and the addition to the courthouse " he the Democrats controlled the board, said he has been asked establish a Planning Board ond o Ion said. Frank Gaetano, 42, of Bradley Beach, a bartender at the couriers from Jonestown were ing Board ot Adiuitmeni pursuant la to serve again as freeholder director and hinted he would the proviiiont ot N J S A 40 SS D I el Navesink Country Club, and Edward DeMaio, 23, of Belmar, a to have carried letters to Swiss teq , provldinq tor th* poweft ot Mid Mr. Larrlson noted that Mr Collins had "15 years of take the position Board*, tiling Ihe procedures govern construction worker, are each free in $7,500 bail. They were banks in Panama and Vene- irvg applications lo laid Boardi and J33 Lons drench Mr. Kramer said the new Democratic freeholder ma- both charged with bookmaking, maintaining a gambling pre- uppeoli tnere'rom MJ Long Branch zuela ordering them to Copiei ol void ordinance ore on lite trwftoi upon irmpi ol payment ol 1He jority had been considering keeping Mr. Collins on as 240 Rumson transfer funds in temple ac- lor public examination ond acquisition FOR THE ACQUISITION Of VAUU. ini'ihiMf ptice pint tic trued inlfreal personnel director for a year and two months when he 240 Rumson at the office ol the Borough Clerh ol th« AND SNOW REMOVAL FQUIPMFNT (torn Iheir dote* la thr dole ot delivery PUBLIC NOTICE counts to Feodor Timofeyev, lilliffvitiit HIM rerun Mull FOR THE Of PAR1M(N1 t" f'Ufl would accumulate enough county service to retLre with a An ordinance entitled AN OR PUBLIC NOTICE J Gory Sartimon LIC WORKS. IN AND BY THE CITV DINANCE AMENDING IN ifS EN An ordinance entitled AN OR the Soviet consul in the Borough Clerk Of LONG BRANCH, IN THE COUNTY meeting i pension: TIRETY AN ORDINANCE EN DINANCE AMENDING IN ITS EN Dec II 11} n (II WtNMOUIH NIW HKSIT AP TITLED. THE REVISED BUILDING TIRETY, AN ORDINANCE EN Guyanese capital PROPHIATINO 1/SOQO tHFREFOHF. ZONE ORDINANCE OF THE TITLED. AN ORDINANCE ESTAB the notes purtuont to thu Mr. Lynch said that he. Mr. Kramer and Mr Mac- BOROUGH OF RUMSON, NJ ' *a* AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE LISHING RULES. REGULATIONS ie \\ made Such report muff introduced and passed hr si reading ot a Or 171 000 BONDS OB NOTES OF THF Donald are interviewing candidates for the post of director AND STANDARDS GOVERNING THE the amount, ihr description ipecial meeting ol the Borough Council SUBDIVISION OF LAND WITHIN CITY FOR FINANCING PART OF ' Binoculars My three wise men from $65.00 Just one of the Chapter 12 afraid, sore afraid." 1 watched my three wise my mother's baby. Hi home. many great ideas THE SHEPHERD'S STORY The others nodded, and men. Their faces were intent Had it been born yet? we have for By Luis* Putcunp Jr. looked at one another, and in the firelight Int«nl—but "What did he look like'" I nodded again. "Yes. yes," they not surprised. said. Christmas (WHAT HAS HAP said. Still, like anv good listener. The shepherds could only PENED: The four travelers go My wise men listened with- Ballhasar asked: "What were look at one another as if no toward Bethlehem, told the out moving. Caspar sat these tidings?" words could describe what way by Herod. The boy won- straight as a staUM of ebony. The fire popped and sput- they d seen. Finally the leader , • dtrt at Herod's ominous Balthasar's long, expressive tered. Sheep made low noises spoke. words: "Bring me word of the hands were at rest. Melchior in the darkness The shepherd ' There was light in the cave child" When darkness falls, looked like someone who measured out his words as if where we found him," said the shepherds welcome the four to knows the end of a story but they were pieces of gold. "The shepherd Blowly. "The cave PARK FREE IN REAR their fireside And the leader wants to hear it anyway. tidings were these: For unto should have been dark. Bui we MAJOR CREDIT CARDS says: "I see you are looking at And then," said the shep- you is born this day in the city could see the father and the DAILY 9-5:30 our star.") FRIDAY8 TILL 9 herd, his voice dropping, of David a Saviour," he said mother and the baby as if they ; solemnly. were in bright sunlight!" All ihe time we'd been tra- "there was a voice." The shepherds around the "But—" 1 wanted to know veling, 1 knew that other peo- The other shepherds shifted fire let out their breaths. They more. After all the miles, I ple could see the star too. and murmured again, like the watched us closely to see how could wait no longer. Still. I had come to think of chorus in a play. What was this strange pronouncement Melchior s hand was on my it as our slur this? We had heard no voices! would strike us shoulder. "Tell us. ' said Ballhasar. "The voice told us not to be 1 had a kind of shivering "Tomorrow." he said. "To- "First there was a great afraid," the leader went on. feeling, though the fire was morrow you will see the baby light," said the shepherd. Fire- His eyes looked as if they were warm, My wise men bowed for yourself." light made shadows move on still seeing something. He their heads like men who feel a INEXT: A Search in the this face that had seen much said: "And the voice told us it deep respect. Village.) sun. "Of course we were brought good tidings." "There, in that very place,' i "Firtt trine «u i iriit li|M" said Iht shtphwd. f irtli|tit made ihidows mow on the lace thai had Hen much sun" OPIN DAILY 8 am TO 9 pm UNTIL CHRISTMAS said the shepherd. He was praising God!" pointing to the lights between Caspar stirred. "And did Sewer unit official i he hills. "The voice told us we you go to the child?" he asked i would find the Saviour there." mildly, in his deep voice. So, that was the village we "With haste!" said the sought! other shepherd, his eyes YOUR "Wrapped in swaddling bright with the memory. "We says tax bill paid clothes," the shepherd said, as hastened to the city. We found if to himself. "Lying in a man- KEANSBURG-The finan- the parents, good people who CHRISTMAS The KMUA fUed $2,500 did immediately," said Mr. In- ger!" cial officer of the Keansburg had journeyed a long way to worth of withholding taxes delicato, who noted that the A young shepherd, a boy Municipal Utilities Authority with the state last Tuesday, pay their taxes." identification number had still about my age, scrambled to ••• STORE... MM that more than $13,750 In according to Mr. Indelicato. Balthasar started m speak. not been received as of Friday. his feet, as if the story weren't federal wltholding taxes were But the shepherd boy was Mr. Indelicato said the Ms Flemming said she is going quickly enough to paid Friday speaking again. "In a withholding taxes were spread hopeful that the IRS will satisfy him. manger," he said. "All soft Vincent Indelicato, the over three quarters, and that assess a penalty to the KMUA "And suddenly there was with straw!" KMUA's financial officer, said the first of the three payments for not turning over the more light! ' he said. "There Now 1 could keep still no the reason the taxes weren't to the IRS and the state were wltholding taxes on time. She were more voices! Voices longer. I thought of that baby, ELECTRIC paid earlier was that the au- due last April. said Mr. Indelicato should be thority had not received an Mr. Indelicato said he had forced to a pay any fines JAN OPENE identification number from the assessed Internal Revenue Service originally applied for an Identi- With Knife Sharpener (IRS). fication number with the New Ms. Flemming said that Mr. Indelicato said the Jersey Pension Fund Commit- Mr. Indelicato should have funds were kept In a checking tee, as is the case with Social known where to get the identi- account .and the borough Security payments. fication number because he is didn't collect any interest on "When the number didn't aCPA. y CORNING SETS them. come through, we contacted Mr Indelicato said the Resident Julia Flemming them (the pension fund com- whole matter was an "internal AND OPEN STOCK said Friday that she had con- mittee) and they informed us it administrative procedure," was our responsibility to go that shouldn't have been made Christmas tacted tile IRS, the state • PLUS • Division of Taxation, and the directly to the IRS, which we public. county prosecutor's office, to CORELLE SETS ask them to Investigate the sit- to you. AND OPBM STOCK uation. "I want to know whether REVEREWARE there was mlsappropViation of FARBERWARE funds," said Ms Flemming, HappyHewWear who questioned whether the Celebrate funds were used to meet the KMUA's payroll. a rare moment Ms. Flemming said that 72 wfeeU residents recently received shut-off notices on back water with a rare gift. 3ASTER STAINLESS STEEL bills and they paid approx- lmatedly $16,000 to the KMUA. Q99 SAUCE She said that the water bill payments approximated the total amount of money owed to PAN the IRS and the state Man charged with assault LONG BRANCH - A city man was arrested yesterday and charged with attroclous assault and battery In connec- inlslpTs tion with a Dec. 11 incident, The diamond solitaire. Eskll's genuine Swedish Clogs are the perfect gift to give police said. One single diamond. Set simply your feel this holiday season. That's because they're three Cleo Jester, 26, of 13? Bel- and elegantly. To sparkle on its own. gifts in one—comfort, protection and support mont Aw., is being held In Of lasting value, because diamonds of about Eskil's Clogs come in a wide variety of sizes, styles and CORNING • 6 PC. «AL)0-8 county Jail in lieu of $5,000 bail, one carat and up are rare. Unique, because no two colors With alderwood and birch soles, arch supports, and CON-AIRE* 1000 watt police said. diamonds are alike. Come in to see Our beautiful genuine leather tops COOKWARE A warrant had been issued selection of diamond solitaire jewelry. Once So the next time your feet need a friend or present, step for his arrest, police said. They you do. you II know you ve found Into a pair of Eskil's Clogs And let your feet say "Ho, Ho, Ho." HAIR said he allegedly assaulted the gift to give on a rare and SET Joseph Jeter of the Club 45 on wonderful occasion. OPEN STOCK VALUE...39.85 Liberty Street on Dec. 11. 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