Saving lives of children Mr. Yuk replaces the pirate

CHICAGO (AP) - A child who sees a skull and Many of these deaths could be prevented by the use poison center said crossbones on a container ol poison may think pirate of new warning symbols like Mr. Yuk. according to a In Illinois, the state is experimenting with a different food is inside, say researchers who want to replace the study by Kenneth C Schneider, an assistant professor of symbol to replace the skull and crossbones It Is a green traditional warning symbol with "Mr Yuk " marketing at SI Cloud State University in Minnesota snake with fangs bared and was chosen after interviews Mr Yuk has a scowling green face, with his eyes Schneider's research was published in the University of indicated the character was the one with which children scrunched closed and his tongue sticking out. He was Illinois' Journal of Consumer Research would be most afraid to play bom In 1971 in Pittsburgh, where pirate symbols are asso- Schneider concluded that the skull and crossbones The federal Consumer Product Safety Commission ciated with the city's professional baseball team symbol has lost much of its significance and reported has given the state a grant to test the program in "In the last five years, there have been no deaths in that some children believe the once-frightening symbol Springfield An educational packet, including snake sti- Allegheny County (Pittsburgh) from accidental inge- designates "pirate food." ckers, poison antidote charts and classroom lesson plans stions," said a spokesman for the National Poison Center using puppets and familiar products, has been distributed Network, which is based at Children's Hospital in Pitts- He also found that children seem to be more at- to schools and day-care centers burgh tracted to white containers than black or red ones, to The network estimates that between 1,000 and 5,000 square containers and to those with an odor — even those If the pilot project works, it may become part of the children under 5 years of age die each year of accidental with unpleasant or antiseptic odors state Department of Health's statewide poison prevention poisonings nationwide. Mr Yuk is used in about 20 Eastern cities now. the program The Daily Register VOL. 100 NO. 154 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1977 15 CENTS Eye other positions Rumson mav lose j two school people By DAVID TURNER 14. to appoint a permanent board appointed a principal RUMSON - Both the su- principal for the school, even from outside the district perintendent of schools and though Dr Bartley was re- "I wouldn't stay with the the acting principal of the portedly prepared to recom- system. I would look else- Deane-Porter School are con- mend that Mr. Giachino be whert for a principal's job. or sidering leaving the local appointed to the post 1 would get out of the field of school system for jobs else- Dr Bartley said that there education I would not go where.The Dally Register has was a "mutual interest" be- back into teaching," he said. learned tween herself and the boards Mr Emery said that Mr. Superintendent Mary Lou of education of some other Giachino is "a serious candi- Bartley said last night that districts, including one in date" for the principal's job. she has applied for jobs in New Jersey and one in New "He doesn't have particular other districts, but that she York reason to be disheartened at has not received a "definite She declined to identify any this point," he said. offer at this point " of the districts in which she According to Mr Emery, PRIME MINISTER MENAHEM BEGIN PRESIDENT ANWAR SADAT James Giachino, the acting has applied for a Job the board is reopening its se- principal, said last night that She is reportedly one of lection process to give the he will leave the school sys- four finalists for the position board more time to evaluate tem if a permanent principal of superintendent of the River Mr. Glachino's performance is appointed from outside the Dell Regional School system, and to compare him with oth- Now the summitry success district which includes the towns of er candidates The Board of Education re- River Edge and Oradell, in Mr. Giachino was appointed fused, at a meeting on Dec Bergen County acting principal at the school When asked to give reasons last July over the protests of for considering leaving her some board members must translate into action present post, Dr Bartley mentioned the board's recent By LARRY THORNTON rael's military representative cult task in their political and of the Palestinian Day after refusal to appoint a per- Associated Press Writer at the recessed Cairo negotia- talks, centering on the Pales- Arabs." manent principal for Deane Blaze kills tions admits, "We must have tinian Arab problem. At the news conference be- Porter TEL AVIV - Prime Minis- many compromises. To tell Sadat described this ques- fore leaving Ismailia, Begin "You have to feel that you ex-Rutgers ter Menahem Begins de- you everything will be tion as the "core and crux" hinted that Palestinian Arabs are a professional and are clared success in summitry smooth, no. it will not be so." of the Mideast dispute and re- may join the political negotia- a one tions beginning in about three good being treated as one When with Egyptian President An- In the upcoming talks, de- ported In the "agreed- state- By JIM OSTROFF your recommendations are grid star way Sadat must be translated tails of Israel's willingness to ment" at the end of Ismailia weeks. In addition, Sadat said The day AFTER Christmas was a very good one too. for taken off the agenda, you PERTH AMBOY (AP) - into action if Israel and withdraw from most of Sinai summit Monday only that he saw a role for the United merchants and children of all ages have to start to evaluate your Authorities who returned lat- Egypt are to make steady will be discussed by Israeli "Egypt and Israel discussed States and the United Nations Mall parking lots were reportedly filled to capacity: small effectiveness If other places er to the scene of a blaze that progress toward peace. Defense Minister Ezer Weiz- differences." in the Jerusalem talks. store owners frequently did a "land office" business and even are interested In my ex- heavily damaged two homes The next stage calls for man and Egyptian War Minis- The Israeli proposal for Pa- Who would represent the pharmacy sales were up yesterday pertise, maybe it's time to here yesterday have dis- ministerial-level talks on mil- ter Abdel Ghani el Gamasy in lestinian Arab self-rule At Eatontown's Monmouth Mall motorists jockied around move," she said. covered the body of a resi- itary and political dis- Cairo. plainly was unacceptable to A news analysis the huge parking lot and even the parking deck in search for At the Dec. 14 meeting, the dent killed in the fire, police agreements, and the road Israeli Foreign Minister Sadat even though Begin, a spot to leave their cars before entering the stores, all of board amended its agenda to said today. ahead looks pretty rocky at Moshe Dayan and his Egyp- back home in Israel, said of Palestinians? This is one of which were open yesterday. delete "Appointment of Prin- The victim was identified the moment. tian counterpart, Mohammed the idea, "it is a great event the first questions the foreign "Traffic-wise, it was a phenomenal day." said an ex- cipal" from the Superinten- as Raymond Kinch. a 24-year- Gen. Avraham Tamir. Is- Kamel. will have a more diffi- in the history of this country ministers will have to handle. uberant Paul Kastner, the mall's spokesman Mr Kastrier had dent's Report old former lineman on the un- Holding their talks in the Is- no statistics to bear this out, but noted his estimates were "When the board endorsed defeated 1976 Rutgers football raeli capital may Indicate based an another barometer. my recommendation and said team, who was found in a sec- some success for Israel's pro- . "Walking. 1 walked around the mall and I tell you," he that he'd done a terrific job. ond floor rear bedroom. The Claim new Russian missile posal that the Palestinians be noted, "it was hard to get around at times with the crowds " but did not hire him. then roof apparently caved in on represented by people now Actually. Mr. Kastner said that yesterday's brisk business there is really something him during the fire, said po- living under Israeli occupa- was the continuation of a growing trend In recent years for wrong," she said. lice Capt. James Breef tion in the West Bank of the area residents to shop the day after Christmas for bargains, Board President John Em- After controlling the Mon- could strike at the U.S. Jordan River and the Gaza or to exchange gift items. ery said it would be "a dis- day morning blaze, firemen WASHINGTON (AP) - Af- ballistic missile and put the the missiles could strike tar- Strip. "I also saw many people shopping for next year— buying appointment" if Dr. Bartley had said there were no ter months of uncertainty, United States within its gets in the Middle East. If Egypt accepts this idea, the cards and tree trimmings at half price. In fact," he noted, left the school system. serious injuries and reported U.S. officials now believe that range. With their 3.000-mile range, it would be a big step away laughing, "I did so myself." "We've known for several that the occupants of the Russia has started deploying U.S. military officials are the SS-20s are unlikely to be from the general Arab posi- Among other large area department stores, both Alexan- years that she might be look- homes had been evacuated. a new mobile land-based mis- concerned the conversion subject to limitations on tion that the occupied Palesti- der's and Steinbach reported brisk business yesterday. ing somewhere else. She has But members of the victim's sile with potential to hit the could tip the nuclear balance strategic nuclear weapons nians don't have enough polit- "Foundations, cosmetics, half-price cards and decorations the skills and abilities to do family were unable to ac- United States. against the United States now being negotiated by So- ical freedom to negotiate for were particularly selling well," said Joseph Levinos, manager more," he said. count for Kinch. who failed to In its present form, the So- quickly in a time of diplomat- viet and U.S. diplomats. themselves. of Stelnbach's Asbury Park store. Dr. Bartley said that she appear at a party he had viet SS-20 missile's estimated ic crisis, especially since mo- See Red missile, page 2 See Begin Sadat, page 2 However, David Low. manager of Alexander's Monmouth did not think that Mr. Gia- planned to attend, Breef said. 3,000-mile range limits it to bile missile bases would be Mall store, said the heavy customer traffic brought some sur- chino would reapply for the Firemen returned to the targets in Western Europe. hard to find and knock out. prises, too. "So far there have been very few people coming principal's position when the house later in the day and China and the Middje East. Pentagon officials warned In for refunds," he said, wondering out loud "if maybe they'll board reopens its search for found the body, he said. But U.S. specialists say its earlier about the potential for all come back in the next few days." candidates next month. Breef said authorities be- range can be extended easily conversion of the SS-20, but When the bargain hunters came to the mall they generally Mr. Giachino said that he lieved the fire, which dam- to 5.5O0 nautical miles by ad- noted then that the missile The Inside Story shopped in the large "anchor" department stores, according aged the houses at 148 and 152 had not been deployed. hasn't decided whether he ding a third rocket stage to l UK WEATHER to other store officials like Janice Shuebrook. assistant man- will reapply for the job or Madison Ave.. may have the present two stages. The months of uncertainty Sunny and cold today and tomorrow. ager at Bowrings, Ltd. not. but he did say he would started when leaking gas ex- That would make it similar and conflicting reports on Complete report on page 3. See Day Alter, page 2 leave the school system if the ploded. to the SS-16 intercontinental deployment have been as- sessed and It now appears Casey Holiday Festival results M movable launch equipment is Bayshore Invitational results 14 at combat-ready positions in- Bridge Advice 22 DAILY REGISTER side the Soviet Union. How- Business 21 PHONE NUMBERS Probing death of man on Locust estate ever, U.S. military in- Classified 18,19 Mala Office S42-4M* telligence analysts now say Comics 22 Tall Free «71«M LOCUST - A 24-year-old ber gunshot wound in the City. He said Mr. Rivera, a tal death or a suicide." No Monmouth County detec- the SS-20 is deployed in east- Crossword Punle 22 Toll Free 5K-81H man died of gunshot chest, according to Acting male nurse, apparently met charges have been pressed tives and Middletown Town- ern Russia. Editorials t Classified Depl .54217M wounds Christmas night on Monmouth County Prose- Mr. Stanley earlier Christ- against Mr. Stanley. ship police are investigating That suggests the first com- Entertainment, TV 23 Circulation Dept M2-4H) the estate of Mrs. Edith cutor Clinton E. Cronin. mas Day at an Asbury Park Mr. Cronin said the .32 the case. bat-ready SS-20s, which can Horoscope 22 Sports Dept 542-4M4 Claman, owner of the Molly Mr. Rivera's body was bar and accompanied Mr caliber gun belonged to the Mr. Stanley has been carry three nuclear warheads Lifestyle 11,11 Middletown Bureau (71-225* Pitcher Inn,. In what in- found in the bedroom of the Stanley back to the Claman caretaker, "and we're longtime caretaker at the each, are aimed at targets in Make A Date 2* Freehold Bureau 431-21M vestigators are calling an quarters of Benjamin estate. The prosecutor said double-checking" to see if it Claman estate, which Mr. China, with which Russia has Obituaries 4 Long Branch Bureau ..222 Mil accidental shooting or sui- Stanley, 59, caretaker of the Mrs. Claman wasn't home was legally owned. Cronin described as "a very been feuding for years. Sports 13-17 SUtehouse Bureau MJ-2W J358 and is believed to be vaca- cide. Claman estate, Mr. Cronin Mr. Rivera had formerly Imposing mansion on the Intelligence analysts also said yesterday. tioning in the Poconos. worked at Fitkin Hospital- Navesink River." believe preparations are wii John Rivera of Neptune Mr Cronin said Mr. Riv- The prosecutor said Mr. Jersey Shore Medical Cen- Mrs. Claman is the widow der way to deploy mobile mis- Christmas Benefit Concert Notice City died at the Claman es- era's last known residence Stanley was present when ter, Neptune, and had lived of Sydney Claman, owner of siles in western and central Reunion of Tim McLoone and On Fri., Dec. 30, from 9 a.m. the Atlantic Coast Band plus tate on 05 Wigwam Rd. was with his sister. Lizzette the shot was fired, but "it in Eatontown and Asbury the Molly Pitcher, a Red Russia. From western Russia, to 12 noon, the tax books will doesn't look like homicide. Park. An autopsy report is Bank landmark, since 1944. special guest star Clarence be open for public inspection around 10 p.m. Sunday Bryck of 122 Ivans Rd., SS-20s could blanket Western demons, Wed., Rumson High night from a single .32 cali- It's apparently an acciden- expected today. Mr. Claman died last year. Europe. From central Russia, to the taxpayers of the Boro Shark River Hills, Neptune School. Tickets at Jack's, Red of Keansburg Allen Trauben, Bank. Tax Assessor. 2 The Daily fegiaer SHREWSBURY NJ TUESOAY DECEMBER 27 1977 Britons try to explain their courteous sea gulls

I have noticed that the Incoming gull with well poised I) GRAHAM HEATHCOTE John Bloch of Petersfield. Hampshire, answered An aircraft while landing or on final approach lo land beak invariably approaches from the rear." she said Ass*rtatH Press Writer "Almost all birds vacate a vantage point in favor of a shall have the right of way over other aircraft in flight or A man in Scotland, referring lo the profession of the newcomer either from fear of its shadow or because the on the ground or water." originator of the correspondence, complained that gulls LONDON - Why are sea gulls courteous' Bird pressure of wind from Us heating wings causes loss of Bending a lifetime in the Royal Air Force lo the prob- now are employing advertising agents to improve their watching Bnlons are giving scientific military and sar- balance and subsequent takeoff" lem, retired Air Marshal Sir Leslie Mavor wrote from corporate image while they themselves chase each other castic answers in the customary forum for matters of Bloch added a warning Would-be observers are ad- Alne. Yorkshire, that the gull on the flagpole is in no posi- from perches" moment — the letter column of The Time;, vised not to stand directly beneath their flagpole or flight tion to argue James Lawley of Birmingham said it VM »'l rol He James Dawson started it two weeks ago when he path because the apparent courtesy of the gulls would not If he stands his ground he fights from a precanous had "watched gulls for years flying on and off the rugby wrote from his office in a London advertising company extend to them " foothold, whilst if he takes off to contest possession he posts on the school playing fields by our house, and hav- "For some years I hive noticed that a gull using a Reginald Bosanquet of London suggested an answer will be at an immediate and serious disadvantage in ing frequently seen them make unsuccessful attempti to flag pole as a vantage point invariably makes way for an- in a one-word letter "Gullibility'" height and speed So the sensible course is to make (or dislodge incumbent birds. I must presume that either other gull wishing to alight on the post'and this irres- Mrs C Hart of Clacton on Sea. Essex, was flippant another flagpole, knowing that, if tenanted, it will be sur- gulls in Birmingham «re rather more uncouth than their pectively of the sue of the two birds Can any reader ex- but knowledgeable of officialdom She wrote "Perhaps rendered with vacant possession." the officer said London counterparts or that the etiquette required for a plain the courtesy of the incumbent in making way for a the gulls are familiar with the Rules of the Air and Air Mrs Cecilia Hull of Wimbledon. London, said the gull flagpole does not apply to a rugby post " newcomer please*" Traffic Control Regulations 1976 which slate. Rule 17-5 — gives up the flagpole because it lacks a rear gun turret People-

Cuban President Fidel Holiday road deaths Cast™ has told Cuba's Na- tional Assembly that the Is- land's trade with the Soviet Union will be increased dur- ing 1978. Havana Radio slid way down in N.J. yesterday The year-end broadcast, monitored la NEWARK

Enough isenough %k $500 or more, for as little as 12 months or up to 29 months, can earn By ERMA BOMBECK 1 Open Letter to Researchers at the Rat Place: ^* a guaranteed 6 /2% in a Time Savings Account at the Howard. Enough Is enough You people have succeeded In taking every bit of joy out of my life under the guise of sparing me disease and JSL Interest is compounded continuously and credited monthly, for prolonging my life. For this I am appreciative. Our relationship existed solely on blind trust. When a 6.81% annual yield if you leave your dividends on deposit. you told me research rats succumbed from coffee, dlel pills, loud noises, glue from envelopes, snow. I stopped drinking, dieting, listening, writing home and falling face down in the cold, wet stuff. When you told me your rats expired from saccharine, cyclamates, X-rays, booze, cigarettes and too much sun, I swore off all those things. Other Regular Passbook Savings

Illlllllllllllinnil iliailllllllllllHM Time Savings Accounts K /J79K annual yield on annualyeldon AT WIT'S 708% 6%% Monthly dividends. Interest is earned from day of deposit to day of withdrawal, as.long as you leave $10 30 to 59 months ($500 minimum) END in till the end of the month. I annuayeldon 1 Dial 'N Pay > IIIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII 790% 7 /^% 5 to 6 years ($1000 minimum) Now I must insist that you arrange a meeting be- Now lets your Regular Passbook Savings work harder tween a bleached blond rat with lipstick on her teeth and myself or It's all over. for you. It lets you transfer money between your Frankly, I'm beginning to teel like I'm in a Mel On all Time Savings Accounts, the interest your Scotfree checking and Passbook Savings Account, Brooks movie and Marty Feldman just issued a story to a money earns may be withdrawn without penalty. or even pay bills, by phone. newspaper warning, "Two bleached blond rats died mys- teriously today on two little bar stools in Transylvania. Dom DeLuise, a bungling researcher, says their deaths could be the result of hair bleach - however, their sugar- In all instances, annual yields apply when dividends are left on deposit. On Time Savings Accounts, FOIC free root beer and their rouge containing No. 2 red dye regulations require that withdrawals of principal before maturity earn the rate paid on Regular Savings less three are under Investigation." months' interest. 1 am not the only one who is becoming suspicious of anonymous rats. We sit around in groups and ponder where are the people who make their little cigarettes? Banking at its best from New Jerseys biggest bank! Their little cocktail glasses? Who does their makeup? Sews their little beach towels? And if no one has questioned it - they should - why is it only the wonderful things of life are hazardous? Why SAVINGS BANK don't rats succumb to mince pie? (I hate mince pie.) Or rhubarb? Or working Saturdays? Or seeing your dentist twice a year? Or sweat? Or fresh-cut grass or castor oil? I'm sorry to be a doubter, but you researchers have to understand there's a lot at stake here - my ultimate will to live. I respectfully request that at some date in the near future you arrange a meeting between your research rats Member FDIC and myself Even if they have expired, but have a smile Essex, Bergen, Morris, Passaic, Monmouth, Camden and Burlington Counties on their faces and look terrific that's good enough forme. Tree of crafts in vice president's mansion in tXEAKQI MARKO LHrsltkrdlOr \KW YORK — Vmencan craftsmen s >pinls are high this holiday MUM inspired by the second lady of the land Mrs Joan Mondale wife of the vice president of the I'mted Slates has focused the nation's attention on creativity to encourage everyone to be imaginative with their holiday decorations The family tree in the vice presidential mansion Blows with handmade ornaments — 19H ol them —designed by America's contemporary craftsmen This holiday tree celebrates the vitality and creativity of the American imagination statrd Mis Miinriale who is an ar- dent supporter of the arts on behalf of the Carter adminis-, tratinn The Iree also is a reminder of the tradition nf e\- changing and displaying one's handmade creations with fami- ly and fnends at holiday time The ornaments (or the crafts holiday tree of the Waller Mondale family was assembled through Ihe resources of the American Crafts Council under the direction of Paul Smith, director of Us Museum of Contemporary. Crafts here at +1 West 53rd St There are 300.000 craftsmen in the I'nited States, and the first call went out to those who have exhibited at the council's exhibition center here Packages had been arriving for the past six months and the flurry of interest whipped up to ex- treme excitement Although prominent craftsmen are among those selected. Mrs Mondale expressed to the council that she didn't want it to be known as a "celebrity tree " Both herelofor unknowns as well as well-knowns in the craft world are represented The craftsmen were invited in an unprecedented iiifoiin.il reception hosted by Mrs Mondale in the mansion last week Some 50 craftsmen were able to scurry to the special occa- sion Mr Smith and Samuel Scherr. president of the Ameri- can Crafts Council, were among the guests A wide variety of techniques and materials have been used in making the ornaments, including handblown glass, CRAFTS ENTHUSIAST Mrs Joan Mondale. wife ol the appliqued and embroidered Irapuntu WOVtn and plated pre vice president ol the United States, discusses the assemblage cious metals, constructions of metallic plastic antique silk, ot ornaments Irom some 195 crattsmen Irom all over the cookir dough, woven and crocheted fiber, painted wood, United Stales, with Paul Smith, left, director ot the Museum of coiled cooper wire and clay Ethnic figures executed in tradi- Contemporary Crafts ol the American Cratts Council. New tional techniques and materials, such as corn husk dolls and Lifestyle York, and Samuel Scherr. president ot Ihe crafls council The beaded Indian figures also are on the tree which is ceiling height and aglou with tiny white lights ornaments are on the holiday tree ol the Mondale lamily in the 10 SHREWSBURY, N j TUESOAY. DECEMBER 27. 1977 vice presidential mansion in Washington. DC Mrs Mondale is a potter, and.has a personal interest in craftsmanship Her delightful statement about the tree especially lifts the spirits of every one who delves into the world of craft: "In this age of mass-produced machine-made products, the crafts put us In touch with our own individuality They ex- press our sense of laste. and inspire Ihat spirit of commu- nication between creator and user Ihat is affirmed and reaf- firmed each time we use a mug. a plate, a copper kettle, or a musical instrument made by one person for another Each of these Christmas ornaments is a joyful example of that tie ' Three New Jersey craftsmen who responded with their work are. Whitney Kent. I.eonia. with handpainted angel with STARS & STRIPES, a mobile star with Mylar ribbons, is trumpet; Use Johnson Hopewell with painled clay angels by the internationally-known jeweler Mary Ann Scherr ol and Esther Luttikhuuen. Princeton a fiber doll with pumpkin Or»o pie To all New Jersey residents bound for the Big Apple this season there is a list of 100 crafts shops and a guide to craft galleries available at the Museum of Contemporary Crafts, which, incidentally, has a spectacular exhibit of crafts contin- uing SILVER STARFLAKE is by metal artist Gary NoHke ot Georgia The ornaments tor the crafts holiday tree ot the Mondale family was assembled through the resources of the American Crafts Council

CROCHET thread orna- ment (gold lame thread with colorful accents ot cloth) is by Ruth Nivola ol New York, SOFT SCULPTURED ANGEL on the Mondale't holiday ANGELS TRUMPETING is a bread dough ornament by liber artist and jeweler in tree is by New Hampshire soft sculpture artist Elizabeth Gur New York City sculptor Richard Dulany thread rier Popcorn is Dry those plastic bags By HELOISE DEARHELOISE: This is a hint 1 thought up and has been such a big help to me I thought others would like it HINTS FROM HELOISE pretentious When I empty a reusable plastic food bag. I wash it in soapy waler. rinse il well then turn it upside down over the agitator in my washer and close the lid. . When the papers are very This provides a place for the water lo drain away and Ihe til the water Is gone. By BARBARIARA GIBBONGIBBONSS ^Tbmake Ppopcorn with little or no fat. spray the in- agitator holds the bag open This is much easip-tffan IryingT the water up - With party time in full swing - and the fireplace sea side well with cooking spray for no-fat frying If you When not using my washer for the plastic bags I also Carolyn B. Hopkins, son dead ahead — it's time to talk about the waislwat- wish, add one tablespoon (no more is needed) of cooking spread damp dish towels over the agitator the same way to DEAR HELOISE/^ cher's most calorie-safe snack: popcorn Even the two- oil (not butler or margarine) Add two'or three kernels of dry before tossing them into the dirty clothes hamper. I love to rei(se mayonnaise jars but dislike leaving the fisted snack-snatcher finds it hard to scoop up more than com and turn heat high When the kernels pop. add one- Really don't remember what I used before this invention cardboard circle in thr lid because it gets wet and rancid. 50 calories worth at once. half cup fresh popping corn — l.ois Dunham Circles cut from plastic foam meat trays do an excellent Consider this Plain popcorn is less than 30 calories a Shake Ihe pot or popper to keep the corn moving Best idea yet for dry ing those plastic bags which we can't job of taking their place. — Margaret Jolls cupful (and you'd need two hands cupped together to col- When Ihe popping stops, it's ready Empty popped corn seem to do without and hate to throw away after using only DEAR HELOISE: lect that much at once) Oil-popped is about 50 calories immediately into a bowl and season with sail or butter- one lime While putting away the Christmas decorations my grand- Buttered popcorn'' That depends on who does the butter- flavored sail (no butter needed) 1 love lo use those bags but hate lo wash them because I mother had an idea. ing, but even so. it's rarely more than 100 calories a cup- could never find a convenient place for them to dry. Use an empty plastic foam egg carton for the small light ful, and less fattening than most alternatives Differing SEASONED POPCORN - If you preler. sprinkle the Thanks forgiving us your helpful idea - Helolse bulbs. from chips and dippers, popcorn is "self-contained ' It hot popcorn with garlic sail, seasoned salt, hickory- The egg cartons work great because the light bulbs won't doesn't collect calories in the form of cheese spread or smoked salt (or salt substitute, for folks on low-salt LETTER OK I.ALT.IITER move around and get broken - L.K.H.. Age 11 sour cream dip on its way from the cocktail table to your diets). DEAR HELOISE: Here's a hint for the ladies when you gel real angry at DEAR HELOISE: mouth. Popcorn is even high fiber Popc,orn is more than LEFTOVER POPCORN should be allowed to cool, a spectator snack, it's something to do Popcorn-making your husband — angry enough to clean house. When I get my clothes back from the cleaners I save then bagged in plastic It can be reheated and re-cripsed Go to the garage where he keeps his car-wash-wax solu- the plastic bags, fold and put them away. is fun for all ages Popcorn is an unpretentious, friendly by spreading it on a cookie tin. and putting it in an oven toorTthat goes best with fireside floor-sitting tion. Ihen go to the bathroom and clean the faucets, the bath- These are handy to take along to the laundromat, to preheated to 325 degrees for five minutes or so. Or. re- tub, the chrome tile and Ihe toilet seat cover your clothes basket with in case ot rain — Mrs cycle it into tomorrow's hamburgers Here's a budget- When It's all nice and polished you have your Just reward Lima and calorie-strelcher: when he comes home and you hear the lirst thud. You know DEARHELOISE: he slipped off the waxed toilet seat. CHILI POPCORNBURGERS For those who enjoy their own string-hung soap In SLIM GOURMET You arc all over being angry - Phyllis Welch the shower, bore a hole In your bar of soap and tie a 1 pound fat-trimmed beef round, ground P S Oh yes. I'm wailing until he gets mo angry enough to one-half onion, minced string through it climb the kitchen walls. Hang near tub and enjoy 2 tablespoons chopped green pepper (optional) Speaking of fireplaces, that's the least fattening 1 egg lightly beaten I wash my adhesive-backed paper with his car wash. If il It also lets the soap dry out. making the soap last longer, saving your pennies. — M.A.H. place to make popcorn in one of those wire baskets one-half cup plain tomato sauce lakes off road grease, well, it ought to lake off the kitchen specifically designed (or popping corn No fats or oils grease. 1 teaspoon chili powder UKAK HELOISE: 2 cups leftover salted popcorn, lightly crushed Now 1 think lhal is Ihe funniest letter we have received in POPCORN WITH LITTLE OR NO FAT - You can a rood's age A good way lo relieve frustrations and look at I do not have a garbage disposal, so I keep my food still make popcorn with very little (or no) fat added. . the nice clean bathroom you have — Helolse scraps, peelings and coffee grounds in a plastic container Combine ingredients (Reserve Iwo or three table- DEAR HELOISE: and freeze them. The besl appliance is an electric corn popper de- spoons tomato sauce to brush on burgers.) Mix lightly To speed up cutting celery, place several stalks on top of On garbage collection day they drop out of the con- signed for the job choose one with a nonstick finish lo Shape into four hamburgers. Brush lightly with a little of each other piggyback-fashion Then cul — Pauline tainer, with the help o[ warm water, in one solid chunk. minimize the risk of slicking or burning. There are mod- the reserved tomato sauce and broil 5 to 7 minutes Turn HINTS FROM HIM This avoids odor in my trash can and eliminates bugs els with a revolving inner arm to keep the kernels mov- Top with remaining tomato sauce and broil Ihree or four DEAR HELOISE: there too — Wanda Hummel ing as they pop better yet. minutes more. About 200 calories each To patch a leaky ice bag, turn it inside out and patch with THIS COLUMN is written for you... the homemaker Lacking a corn popper, choose a big. heavy deep pot More way-out ideas h'or recipes and diet tips, send a bicycle tube patching. — Mr. R. P. If you have a hint or a problem write to Heloise in care with a nonstick finish II should be covered with the lid stamped, self-addressed envelope and 35 cents to SLIM DEAR HELOISE: of this newspaper Because of the tremendous volume of slightly off-center. That allows Ihe steam lo escape and GOURMET UNHEARD-OF VEGETABLES in care of • When a great deal of waler has been spilled, a pipe has mail, Heloise is unable to answer Individual letters. She will, howper, answer your questions In her column prevents sogginess the Red Bank Register, Sparta, N J 07871 leaked, or the dishwasher has spilled water on the floor, put newspapers down lo absorb the water. whenever possible. SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. DECEMBER 27. 1977 TIlL DfcMj ltLftfa

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(or > decline in equality was likely to come place, but again, this is percent would like to see "an cur. happen In 1M8, a much high- would like to see a "revival of cans would like to see "life prejudice, and (or the elimt about slightly below the it-it per- end to all wan." However, an -People are almost unani- er 31 percent thought we were religious faith" in this coun- without conttant tensions." But by 83-1 percent, people nation of unemployment con- —By 75-17 percent, a major- cent majority who were opti- overwhelming 81-8 percent mous in their hopes for "a de- on our way toward eliminat- try. By 45-37 percent, a plu- are convinced that this U not tinue to run high Yet the sad ity would like to see the mistic on this issue in 1171 majority do not feel that this cline in violence in the United ing unemployment in this rality can see such a devel- in the cards. ness of the season is that. 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DECEMBER 27. 1977 The daily Register 13 Viking duo horns in on Rams, 14-7 LOS ANGELES (AP) - Bob Lee and Chuck Foreman formed the "nemesis" combination for the Minnesota Vikings Monday night as they upseOhe Los Angeles Rams 14-7 in a National Football League playoff game where the outcome and the weather proved equally as surprising

The victory earned the Vikings a spot in next Sunday's National Conference championship game against the Dallas Cowboys, who earlier in the day whipped the Chicago Bears 37-7 "They're a great football team, but we just happened lo be their nemesis." said Lee. who was forced to fight the surprisingly bad weather conditions along with the Bams. ~*\ "Playing on a field like this is worse than playing in snow." he added "You're slipping, your runners are slipping and your receivers are slipping. "I think the thing I was most impressed with was the way our ballcarriers and receivers held onto the ball It's kind of amazing that we didn't have a single turnover I feel great about winning this one because ol the way they beat us last time (in the regular season) " Foreman commented. "1 was disappointed lo see the rain because it hurts my running style We knew it was tough to hold on to the ball, so we just tried to hold on. get what we could and go down It was no day for heroics. "This victory is particularly sweet since we lost one of the finest quarterbacks around and we also lost running Brent McClanahan. and since they sort of embarrassed us the last time we played " Los Angeles Coach Chuck Knox. whose club has reached the playoffs in the Super Bowl chase five times and never made the b one. said through red-rimmed eyes. "The only thing we can say is that Minnesota outplayed us. We had a couple of opportunities in the first half but we couldn't get in and that hurt us The field conditions were terrible for both teams. It was a quagmire, but a quagmire for ' both teams " Said Pat Haden. the losing quarterback: "Lee threw okay and I didn't — and that was the difference." The Vikings parlayed the passing of Lee and the late running of Foreman, plus key interceptions. Into their mudcaked victory. VIKINGS SCORE - Minnesota Vikings' Chuck Foreman (44) heads for the look for a receiver. Lee replaced Fran Tarkenton who suffered a broken Los Angeles' lone touchdown came with 56 seconds to goal line during the first period of the playoff game with the Los Angeles leg. Lee led the Vikings to a 14-7 win over the Rams In heavy rain, In yes- play on a 1-yard pass from Pat Haden to Harold Jackson. Rams. Vikings' reserve quarterback Bob Lee, photo right, goes back to terday's NFC playoffs in Los Angeles. Sec Vikings, page li Bucs,Caseys, Hudson Bulldogs triumph By JIM HINTELMANN start until the second half, scored 14. RED BANK - Unbeaten The Falcons, behind the Red Bank Regional and host shooting of Jim Pinkney and Red Bank Catholic used dif- Rick Green, kept in contention ferent methods in advancing most of the way. to the semifinals of the 14th Each time the Bucs ap- annual Casey Holiday Festi- peared to on the way to val last night breaking the game open, Pin- The unbeaten Bucs won a kney and Green would bring ihootout from Monmouth Re- the Falcons back with some gional, 91-78. while Red Bank outstanding shooting. Catholic used a more patient Trailing 51-41 at the hall, offense to hold off Middletown the Falcons scored the first North, 54-47 six points ol the third quarter, In afternoon action defend- but Rose put in fur baskets to ing champion Rumson-Fair keep the Bucs on top. By the Raven Regional stopped Ma- end of the quarter, the Bucs ter Del, M-M while Henry were ahead, 78-70. Hudson trounced Shore Re- The Falcons got to within gional, M-M five points severa times in the The tourney resumes to- fourth quarter but some morrow afternoon with Red clutch baskets by Rose and Bank Catholic playing Red O'Hern kept the Bucs In Bank at 3 JO with Monmouth front. and Middletown North meet- Red Bank Catholic used a ing In a I p.m. loser's con- strong performance from (-5 solation Mike Largey along with the Night contests tomorrow return to action of point have Rumson playing Henry guard Neil Boyle to defeat Hudson in the other semifinal Middletown North. at 8:30 with Shore battling Largey scored It points to Mater Del at 7 p.m. lead the Casey offense while Red Bank used the JO-point. Boyle, who entered the game M-rebound effort of 1-5 junior in the third quarter after being center Chris Rose along with sidelined two games due to an some big efforts from several Rtfllttar pMtii tor Herman OtrtctMff ankle injury scored seven of Its reserves to outlast Mon- EASY SHOT - Red Bank Catholic's Mike Largey Middletown North's Mike Pierce (30), Mike Lam- points and played a smooth mouth Regional. (SO) has an easy shot at the basket last night dur- bert (42) and Kurt Nellis (40) defend. RBC's Mike floor game. "We have quite a bench," ing the first rdund of the Holiday Festival. RBC's Jones, right, waits for the rebound. "His mobility was not too LOOSE BUC - Red Bank Regional'* Dwlght At- said Red Bank coach Warren Jim Black (22) watches from the distance, while good tonight," said Casey kinson, with ball, goes up for the shot while Mon- Booth. "Anyone of our 10 coach Paul Christopher. "But mouth Regional's Hudson Stoner (34) defends dur- players could be a starter. "Rose has started to get his he is going to be very tough." the ball because I was used to with a sprained ankle, but we know now that Neil Is ing last night's Casey Holiday Festival basketball "Our lineup each game de- hands now," Booth added. "This was my best game of football." Ray Livingston scored 19 capable of playing." tournament played at Red Bank Catholic High pends on the type of team we "He has been slowed up be- the year," admitted Rose. "I The Bucs played without points in Lewis' place while "Middletown North shot cause of football. However. School. ••;. play. had a hard time holding on to Mark Lewis who is sidelined Dan O'Hern, who did not See Bucs, page 14 Cowboys take storied Bears

DALLAS (AP) - It was such a slaughter that the Dallasi.cowboys didn't even want the game ball. Dallas butchered the storybook Chicago Bsars 37-7 Monday to roll into the National Conference title game for the sixth time behind rookie Tony Dorsett's two touchdowns and a Walter-Payton-shackling defense that also featured three Charlie Waters interceptions. "It's the first time this year that our team has played to its full potential," said Dallas Coach Tom Landry. It was just another day at the office for the playoff- pressurized Cowboys. The game ball rested unmolested at the Cowboys' 37-yard line for five minutes after the final gun before an equipment manager decided to fetch it. The Cowboys will host the Jan. 1 NFC title game against Minnesota* The Vikings, on short touchdown runs by Chuck Foreman and Sammy Johnson and key interceptlo by Nate AMen. Paul Krause and Jeff Wright, beat Los Angelee 14-7. Landry said "Think Pursuit" was the Cowboys' theme In practice with a big bull's-eye put on Payton, Chicago's great running back. "You can't appreciate Payton unless you're on the sideline," said Landry. "We had to hit him with three or four people to bring him down. As it turned out, we had those three or four people in perfect position just about all day." Payton gained only 60 yards in 19 carries and was a dazed figure In the Chipago dressing room. Holding his head, Payton said, "I can't remember nothing. I just got hit In the head ... That's all I know." Teammate Roland FIVE ON ONE — Robert Newhouse (44) of the Dallas Cowboys Is Harper said Payton was stunned by a tackle in the fourth quarter. GETTING FREE - Newhouse (44) escaped the Bears on this play and brought down bv five Chicago Bears after a short gain In the second scampers between Rydalch (76), and Jim Osborne (68) for another period of yesterday's playoff game. A*i«r»Mi» See Dallas, page It gain against Chicago.. 14 TheDMtyRegister SHREWSBURY NJ TUESDAY DECEMBER27 1977 Bayshore: Four teams win going away

B> GftEIG HENDERSON points nets last eight points of the MIDDLETOWN - Christ Manchester kept it "close (or quarter for a 10-4 lead mas is a time for giving and the first few minutes of the Holmdel. paced by Skip four teams took it on the game, but Middletown. paced Quigley's six points, contin- chin yesterday in first round by Hall, broke things open by ued to roll in the second quar- action of the third annual outsconng the Hawks. 16-2 at ter, taking a 28-12 lead at Bayshore Christmas Tourna- the close of the first quarter halftime ment at Middletown South Hall, a 6-3 junior, hit for 11 The Hornets' 6-7 center, High School points in the penod Jess Stout, broke the game Middletown South, a pre- Middletown continued its open in the third as he used tournament favorite dominance in the second his muscle under the basket slammed Manchester To*u quarter, taking a 24 point lead lo throw 10 points in as his ship. 77-42 in an 8 30 p m on Chris Montam's jumper team built a 32 point load match In another evening with 21 seconds left Stout finished with IS game Holmdel topped Key- The Lions took their biggest points Scanlon was right be- port. 58-31 lead of the evening when a hind with 14 Hubler led the St John Vianney. the top- Hall layup made it 62-27 late Raiders (IS) with^ight seeded team, disposed of in the third Manchester (2 3) Point Pleasant Beach. 49-32 fared no better in the fourth SI. John YlauryPdit Brack and Raman opened the Guard Fred Jones and cen- "I didn't expect a stall *• tourney with a 71 54 rout of ter Todd (living backed Hall all said I.aruvr coach Brian Keansburg up with 10 points each John Noone it worked well for The Hornets, seeded third Allen was high man for the them for a while, but we ad- in the tourney, take on the Hawks with nine points justed Our size just took its Eagles today at 3 30 p.m The toll" Hdmdel-Krypwt Lancers face the Rockets A Jumper by Duane Hubler A smaller Garnet Gull team tonight at 8:30 p.m The Red tS open the game gave the tried to put time on their side. Raiders and the Hawks have Red Raiders its only lead of but a few costly turnovers a 1 p m game while the Ti- the game as the Hornets got early in the game did them tans and the Garnet Gulls over some cold first quarter in. take the court at 7 p m shooting to chalk up their A jumper by Point Beach MkMlelown South Manrhrslrr fourth win of the season guard Joe Wismewski. who Size was a factor in the Holmdel was as cold as the shot a nifty 75 percent from Lions fourth straight win. but air outside until guard Rich the floor, put his team up 2-0. it was also the play of guard Scanlon found the range in but after St John center Tom Paul Hall, who was the the last three minutes of the Broderick answered with a game's high scorer with 17 first penod Scanlon. a 6-0 ju- nior guard, scored the Mm couple of foul shots, the freeze was on

It Clorn The Gulls kept the stall up IS Thomjon It Frtgittlt for half of the first quarter, ' Murcinn Kttty but a few miscues gave the Ckxl Lancers an H-5 first quarter lead

Point Beach called off the freeze in the second period MISS - Keyport's Gordon Stetz (11) misses the and St. John's, led by Broder- ball In an attempt to grab a rebound, while Holm- 4)41 ttof plMtMfcv H i ick. Kevin Flanagan and Bill del's Rick Begley has the inside track on the ball RAIDING THE BUCKET - Bill Pellom of Keyport (33) goes up for a Weldon. helped stake the Lan- during yesterday's Bayshore Basketball In- rebound, but Holmdel's Rob Purcell (40) hasn't made his shot yet. Key- cers to a 24-15 halftime lead vitational at Middletown South High School. port's Dave Laughlln (44) moves In to defend. Me Clean Brodericks six points in the Balkovu Kariliii KransborK The Titans (0-4) found that Clark, scoring 12 points in Ken Thomson followed Fain third quarter outdid the out- for the Lancers with 14 ForCfH put of the entire Point Beach points Flanagan pumped in "Mark Clark is a strong out as Clark hit for 25 points the first quarter, led the (lark in scoring with 10 Hoc- Gromlann co Sannarello was high OKette team as St. John's increased 10 points. scorer and a strong reboun- and cleared the boards for 17 Rockets to a 14 point lead scorer for Koansburg with 16 ToMl 12 ) 11 To 21 1 M its advantage to 16 points Wismewski led the Garnet der," said Rocket coach John rebounds as Raritan got its that Keansburg was never KOTDort 4 IS -11 John Henkel added 15 Holmdtl 10 1 -SI Broderick was high scorer Gulls (0-4) with 12 po£s Ryan. "He's a hard worker " fourth win of the season. able to overcome Bucs move Detroit's Money into semis cashes in on Celts (Continued) using a press along with some DETROIT (AP) - Eric Mon- very well from the outside, good shooting by Bill Step- ey's 23 points led the Detroit but we got good rebounding hens and Rich Gresh. nar- Pistons to their fifth straight inside and that was a factor " rowed the margin and finally National Basketball Association "The difference was that got to within four, 54-50 on a victory with a 122-100 triumph we were patient with the of- jumper by Frank Morgentha- over the Boston Celtics Monday fense Jpnight." said Largey ler with three minutes left. night. "Neil coming in gave us a Keith Reed made two foul Detroit pulled away from psychological lift because he shots for Rumson but Step- Boston after trailing 9-8 in the is one of our best players and hens scored from underneath early going and led at the end can control the offense." to cut the lead to four once of the first quarter 28-21 behind The Caseys took a 31-24 more. , 10 points from Chris Ford halftime lead but the Lions Rich Irish and Reed then Leon Douglas added 12 points scored the first six points of put it away with two free in the second period, during the third quarter to cut the throws each on the final min- which Detroit pushed its lead to lead to a point ute. as much as 17 points The score The Lions, however, were "We had the chances to cut after two periods was 60-44 never able to gain the lead as the lead to two points twice in Money's nine points in the Largey scored six and Boyle the final minutes," said Ma- third helped the Pistons to a 32- four to help the Caseys to a ter Dei coach Frank Res- point margin. 100-C8. at the end 45-41 lead after three quar- taino "But we lost the ball of the quarter The hapless ters. both times." Celts, who have now lost six Middletown North shaved Henry Hudson pulled away straight and 11 straight games the Casey lead to 47-45 with from Shore in the second on the road, were led by for- four minutes left on a layup quarter and was never se- mer Piston Dave Blng with ID by Mike Lambert, but Lar- riously threatened as the Blue points gey. Boyle and Jeff Mahon Devils once again were play- BiUets m, Hawks IN • scored baskets to put the ing without injured Joe The Atlanta Hawks must be game out of reach. McGarvey, their top reboun- sick of seeing the Washington Still playing without the der and scorer. Bullets ... and equally sick of services of high-scoring Bill losing to them. Dooley. RumsonFair Haven "We played good defense," said Henry Hudson coach The Hawks played the Bullets had to fight off a late Mater two consecutive nights in a Dei rally to win the game. George Roth. "But Shore is not-the same team without homeand-home series and both "I could have used Dooley McGarvey. They will be times lost to them by indentical for a few minutes if I needed much tougher when they get margins — the last one a 113- him," said Rumson coach him back." 106 decision Monday night. Tom Botti. I'VE GOT IT - Jeff Mahon of Red Bank Catholic High School (44) reaches for the ball while Middletown North's Kurt Nellls (34) and Jim Fallon (44) "It's hard to win after you "I probably would have used McGarvey played in the fin- have beaten the same team the him if Mater Dei had tied the al seconds of the first half. battle for the ball during the Casey Holiday Festival yesterday at the RBC Gym. previous night," said Washing- game, but it wasn't neces- but couldn't make it and sat ton Coach Dick Motta. "Tradi- sary. out the rest of the game. tionally, teams split when they "Dooley will be back for "A lot of our kids played 9 play on consecutive nights.. the Henry Hudson game." well," said Roth. "We fast OUTTA MY WAY - Washington Bullets' Mitch "But the fact that we won Botti added. Dooley injured broke well and got a lot of Kupchak, right, attempts to dribble past Atlanta Spartans Holland two nights in a row by seven his knee against Long Branch rebounds, but it got a little Hawks' John Brown during last night's NBA game points does not mean that we a week ago. sloppy at the end. in Atlanta. are seven points better than Tim Armour, a 6-4 junior, "Bob Taylor and Tim Hill they are. It just worked out Wright's burst at the end. we can beat anybody." did a fine job in Dooley's played good, smart ball for us that way." Hawes had a career-high 25 Rockets Hi, Kings H place scoring 14 points and and Bill and Doug Williams leads point derby points for Atlanta, many of Calvin Mucphy and Moses Atlanta Coach Hubie Brown grabbing numerous rebounds. were outstanding." felt a bit chagrined, especially them in the Hawks' fourth- Malone pumped In 22 points "It was Armour's first var- Ocean Township High IMKIdliol St.rlni Shore tied up the game for PHHtf. Sckttl FT with the home-court loss. quarter rally, but admitted, "It each to spark Houston over sity start." said Botti. "We School's basketball program, MOC HMIOM. OCKX II 17 the final time at 6-6 on a bas- OorrTitfntr. Moflkt't Tt 14 U "Well." he said, "jtat's two was a little bit late." Added Kansas City. Murphy scored 20 brought him up from the ju- which has been down the past Urn •tnwM. MoMwon. 41 II in lit ket by Andy Petrone. but Bill MtKUOwn, UWI » II n M.I tough losses for us. ItTthe first Hawes, "We haven't played a of his points in the first half as nior varsity when Dooley got few years, appears on the 41 It in Williams scored on a layup to HI time in a while we've been un- strong game the last two the Rockets took an early lead hurt and he did a great job. way back and the player most »tvt Zttltf, Wall It M.S put the Admirals in front to ••twtniwt. IIHIM II) der .500. We are 9-5 at home nights. When we do play well, He will be heard from this responsible has been the play T«m»r«atrlcK, II. JtM.. y lt.l and were never headed. slay. 41 II.I now. But I guess we have to be year." of 6-4 senior Marc Holland tt lt.l Shore once again was pla- IIW, It 117 objective. It's been two seven- The Bulldogs took their big- who has taken over the early » III point losses to a heck of a good gest lead at 40-24 early in the gued by poor shooting, a car- Monmouth County scholastic M III Slt»t Drllttll. CIA D III team." NBA standings third quarter but the Seraphs, ry-over from the Marlboro M*t_!dn»rtl, Ltm tromli III scoring leadership. 11.7 game. U.I The Bullets won the first CASTEffNCONFERENCE •UTIH CONFf HENCE Holland, a seven-foot high Atlantic Dlvl»n « I CoiMk (Ml MMdWurn N (471 lt.l game 100-93 Sunday night)." MlOwtll OKIIItrl KumonF.H IMI MS4! Jumper last year, has 67 •Ill Dttlty. KwniM-FH Ii] W L Pet. O« Dtnvtr 19 I] ,5M G f T OFT OFFT OF MIM Lor»tr, KiC Ptiliodeiphto 30 1) .MS - Chkooo i| |) 5) Jon*1 3 0 4 Lamberi J ? 14 Flm 5 00 10 StltJum 6 I In Monday night's other NBA points in three games for a • MMM mtl tl DK » NewYork 17 IS 531 ]"* Ullwouktt It It .14] Laratv 6 7 19 Goullei S S IS Wllllomt 0 10 Wllllomi * 9 Boyle 3 1 7 P«rce 0 0 0 0 2 Werner 0 1 games, the Detroit Pistons de- Buffalo 13 17 .433 6>> Dttrolt u U AV< 22.3 average. He has a nar- Boston IQ 21 JIJ IQ1 , Indiana 11 16 .431 Byfln 1 1 3 Fotlon 13 4 Emery 3 7 Burtley 0 0 feated the Boston Celtics 122- j. Hock 3 0 I'Hof* I 1 4 RMd 4 K Elliot > 4 row lead over Marlboro's NtWjffrMV I 75 14? 1} KomoiCIIV 13 It 401 Nellli 4 0 • 2 41 Small 4 I Italy's Reghetti wins bv decision 100; the Houston Rockets Ctfltral Dlv.i.tn * 0 O'RXIIy 0 0 0 1. 3J MMoron**! I 0 Gary Tiemey who is runne- Washington 19 I] 613 — Poclllc Dlvllltn 0 0 2 U'Lown 0 0 0 rup with 86 points in four RIMINI. Italy (AP) — Italian beat Joy Mack of Britain on tripped the Kansas City Kings Cleveland is i? 600 "i PorllonO •62 - 1 1 Grti* 4 3 II 113-99 and the Denver Nuggets Son Antonio IS IS MS 1 Photrtlx 19 12 .11} 7 heavyweight Alfio Righetti points in eight rounds and light- Atlanta 16 W 41* 4 Golrton Stole IS 17 46t II' i ToMI BIO S4>Total! ToMIl 24 IJ M.ToMt games for a 21.5 average. pleased a hometown crowd with weight Angelo Provenzano of whipped the Phoenix Suns 127- NewOrltonj 1] 19 406 64 SMIlt It 19 457 11 Matawan's Steve Bethune is LotAngclti U tl 431 II", IS—5* a convincing 10-roind decision Italy decisioned Eloi de Souza 108. Houifo 12 19 M7 7 third at 21.4 while, Shore Re- funrtay'i Oomii TwtMNrriOemtt MMel IU1 MOT I 111 over Tony Moore of Great Brit- of Brazil in six rounds. - Larry Wright scored 10 of his F Tl OFT gional's Joe McGarvey (20.7), MilwaukeeotBuffalo 7.JOpm .I.Kaniai City 122 New Orleans ol Clevetond, I p.m Wamble 0 12 Pkthnev 11 • 3D ain Monday. In Milan, Italian heavyweight 17 points In the final period to New York 11 Row 4 X Sfontf 0 1 Jim Pinckney (20.4) and I. Philadelphia 110 Indiana ot Son Antonio. H 10 p m i ) vtssr D Alknw 0 10 Ooyit 1 I Steve Zeiser (20.3) have the Righetti had Moore stagger- Giovanni de Luca beat Laurent spur Washington over Atlanta. Woihinglon 00. Atlonlo 93 PortlondolChlcoQO.1 MH'P M V Ammn 1 3 Mortlnei I 6 II San Antor MS, New O'leoni IDS Seattle ol Phoenix, 9-JO p m O'Hern 2 14 Green 7 0 1 next three positions ing in the segenth and eighth Zardi of France on points In six Atlanta scored 30 points in the Portland 109, Golden State 97 Los Angeles a) Golden stale, 10 W p r sir Llv'nOjtn 1 19 Golden I 0 rounds and dominated the fight last period — Including 14 by Los Angelei ill, Seattle 97 Wt4ntM.ytO.mts Tabln 2 2 Grlbben ! 0 The scoring is based on rounds and heavy weight Romeo MHKter'i Gomei Chicago at Philadelphia, • OS p m Dlnkel 0 2' games played through Dec. 23 throughout. Malgarini of Italy knocked out Steve Hawes - but the bullets WOlNnglon 113, Atlanta 106 Indiana at Atlanta. I 10 p m held on to the nearly game- Houston 11 ], K ansai CI ly W Botlolo ot Washington, I p m 11 !4 UlToMl 1» I « ToMI 41 10 « ToMI II It 2 and will not include Alumni In other bouts, welterweight Fausto Costantino of Paris in Detroit 127 Boston 100 Portland ol Detroit.1.0Spm II IS It Red to* M 25 21 22-92 long lead with the help of Denver 177, Phoenix 1M Seattle at PhoenlK, 9 lOp.m t I 4 25-46 Monmoutfl It 22 30 17-71 games. Mario Guilottl of Argentina the second round. SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. DECEMBER 27.1977 The Dotfy Register 15 Marquette coach dislikes undisciplined win

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 20th in the country, whipped Harvard 77-69 and Eastern with John Moore and Tyrone Branyan hitting key free Michigan defeated Long Island University HI $n throws in the closing seconds The Longhorns won their It wu playground basketball it lti best - but it was the eighth straight game after an openingseason loss wont kind of basketball at far as Hank Raymonds was College Football Marquette was led by Butch Lee's 25 points and Jerome concerned. Whitehead's 21. The Warriors charged ahead by oulsroring Terry Uuerod had 20 points to help Detroit come from "You canl afford to play that kind of a game against Eastern Kentucky 17-2 in a four-minute stretch midway behind to beat Harvard Harvard was ahead the entire first other opening-round game through the first half to lead 3516 with 6:27 remaining before anybody." said the Marquette coach "I saw the first half of their game," said Raymonds half, leading 40-26 al the buzzer. But Duerod had eight points Fortunately for the nation's fifth-ranked team, the intermission Six of the last eight points during the Warrior in [our minutes at the beginning of the second half to put "Texas plays match-up defense The move the ball very well spurt came on long jump shots by guard Gar)' Rosenberger Warriors could play a wild, one-on-one style instead of the This is a good basketball team the Titans in a tie at 4« with 15 minutes to go. The score classic team concept and still get away with a 17-puint changed hands until the final eight minutes when Detroit victory In the Milwaukee Classic Monday night "We're going to have to control the tempo And we've But Eastern Kentucky then scored nine straight points, went ahead to stay. "t don't like that kind of basketball,' said Raymonds after got to get the ball inside We simply have to get the ball including five by Ke Elliott, to make it 35-25 with 3:43 left In the earlier game. Eastern Michigan's Bill Weaver had the H-71 victory over Eastern Kentucky. "It's my job to inside " in the half Marquette responded with a 10-3 spree, including five points by Lee. that made it 4528 at the hall, and the 16 points to lead the Hurons to victory put a stop to It." In other tournament action Monday night, the University Warriors maintained the lead throughout the second half Marquette will haveto be more disciplined tonight in the of Detroit and Eastern Michigan advanced to the finals of Elsewhere. Joe Calvin scored 21 points as Illinois State title game against Texas, a 747] winner over Army in the the Motor Citv Classic in Detroit. The host Titans, ranked Texas survived a late Army comeback and beat the Cadets defeated Kent State 79-71 Penguins' Chapman Rangers tie beats Maple Leafs Kladno, 4-4 NEW YORK (AP) - Dave Maloney's goal with 15 seconds TORONTO (AP) - Pitts- to give the Penguins a 5'4 victo- scored his second goal of the left capped a three-goal third-period rally that lifted the New burgh's Blair Chapman Inter- ry over the Toronto Maple game and 20th of the season York Rangers of the National Hockey League to a 4-4 tie with cepted a clearing pass and Leafs Monday night Darryl Slttler, who scored his Kladno of Czechoslavakia Monday night in the first-ever visit blasted a shot by Toronto goal- The Maple Leafs tied the 19th goal of the season. Jack by a Czech team to Madison Square Garden. tender Mike Palmateer with 1! score at 19 Oh of the third peri- Valiquette and McDonald gave A crowd of 10.123 saw Carol Vadnais' power play goal at seconds remaining In the game od when Lanny McDonald the Maple Leafs an early 3-0 3:56 of the final period on a pass from Phil Esposito and Wal- lead but Greg Malone's goal ter Tkaczuk's unassisted, shorthanded breakaway at 10:03 cut the margin to 3-1 after the bring the Rangers to within 4-3 before Maloney blasted a 55- first period foot slapshot past Czech goaltender Miroslav Krasa after the MiddletownSouth The Penguins' Peter Mahov- Rangers had pulled goaltender Wayne Thomas for a sixth at- oiich made it 3-2 at 8:52 of the tacker. • second priod and Jean I'rono- Kladno got off to a 31 advantage in the first period, scor- reaches finals . vost's goal at 11:57 tied the ing in the first 12 seconds when Bohuslav Ebermann took a score at thv end of two periods pass from Frantlsec Pospisil and beat Ranger goaltender WALL - Mary Gllligan row at 8 p.m. Pronovost's second goal of Doug Soetaert with a 35-footer. •cored 2S points to lead Mid- GUligan scored 11 of her 25 the game and 12th of the sea- Milan Novy capitalized on a breakaway pass from Franti- dletown South High School points In the third quarter. son at II :42 of the third period sec Kaberle at 2:51 to give the Czechs a two-goal lead. The put Southern, 71-53, and Charlens Maxson scored 16 gave the Penguins a 4-3 lead Rangers came back at 8:21 when Lucien DeBlois beat Krasa Brick defeated Wall. M 26. led and Cindy Hook scored 14 and until McDonald tied it at 4-4 at from the right faceoff circle. At 15:04 of the period, Jaroslav by Linda Morrongello's I) grabbed 14 rebounds for the 19G06. Chapman then inter- Pouzar deposited a rebund behind Soetaert after Peter and points during the semi-finals Eagles cepted defenseman Bjore Sal- Marian Stastny had put heavy pressure on the Rangers of the girls' Wall basketball Sunday Moczwdlowski mlng's clearing pass to score goalie. tournament yesterday. scored 26 points for Southern, the winning goal Pouzar scored the only goal of the second period, picking Middletown South will face scoring 12 in the first quarter rmtorw i i I-I up a faceoff pass from Peter Stastny deep in the Ranger zone Brick In finals action tomor- Southern demonstrated a TacaoM I • 1-4 and beating John Davidson, who played the second period in FlfU Ptflod-l. Toronto. Stlll»r If weak offense as no other ITufnbull. Johonienl I 00 1. Toronto. goal for New York player scored In double fig- voliqu*ttt S (EMU SolTtingl. 7 It 3. To Fittipaldi signs ronlo. McDonold 19 (Sittltr. Turnout)), Flyers 6, Pardubice 1 ures. Ik*. Pitnbwfflti Wolonc I] (Edur, PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Second-period goals by Mel Corn. U 4i Ptnoltltt-Andtrion Pit. with Coperaucar Maureen Mills contributed doublt minor 44, Woltitf. Tof, 44. But Bridgman and Reggie Leach just 53 seconds apart led the It points and pulled down 14 Iff Tor II S3, Mohovllcti.Pit. II a SAO PAULO. Brazil (AP) - fecono Period—S. Pituburgh. Mahov Philadelphia Flyers to a 6-1 victory over Pardubice of Czech- Former Formupa One racing rebounds for the Green Drag- licit 13 IPronovoil, Hamilton). I 12 I. oslovakia in an international exhibition hockey game Monday ons Sue Muller led the Wall Ptttiburgh. Pronovott II IHomilton. Mo champion Emerson Flttipaldi hevllcht, I) V Ptnoltv-Ftttch Pit. night. team with 10 points It J4 signed a two-year contract with ThirdPtrtOd-'. PiltU)uro.h Pronovott Bridgman took a feed from the boards from linemate Copersucar last week, the driv- Wall will meet Southern in 17 iComptell. Andtrton). II 4} I. To DOUBLE CZECH - Frantlsek Pospisil of Kladno from Czechoslovakia, Paul Holmgren and fired a low shot passed Czech goalie Jiri a consolation playoff tomor- ronto. McDonold 70 (Sitlier. rVHIiQrmi, er revealed Mom) tl 06 I. pilttfturgri. Chapman 9 17 17 right, loses his hockey stick as he slams Into the boards at New York's Crha at 9:43 of the second period. row Ptnolly-Mrllliamt. Tor. 17 1' The contract will give the WIOII on 0.001-Pitttburgh 9 li U-JI Madison Square Garden during a game with the New York Rangers. On the Leach then picked up a lose puck in his own end, poked It MidOlelown iovth II 11 J\ li-11 Toronto 17 II 9- 4 play for New York Is Dan Newman, center and an unidentified Ranger, off the boards around a Czech defenseman and scored on a FlttipakU team around $2 mil- ioufhtf" 14 II I) II- M Oooliti-PitliDurgf, Hcrron Toronto. Inn / 10 li II- M left, during an exhibition game. lion In the first year «MI > • ' I-S Patmotttr A-1«.U» solo dash at 10:36. Cauthen Vikings top captures Rams, lfl-7 3 more (Continued) / ARCADIA. Calif (AP) - The Rams then pulled off an on-sides kick with Jim Jodat Seventeen-year-old riding won- recovering on the Minnesota 49 with 53 seconds to go. der Steve Cauthen won four out Haden ran i yards and passed 4 more to Jackson After of his seven races on opening an incompletion. Rod Phillips ran 10 yards to the 30 for day of SantAnita's 78-day sea- a first down with 11 seconds to go Four more seconds son Monday. - ticked away before a pass fell incomplete. But Haden's desperation lastplay pass, a 40-yard heave However, his favored mount. toward the end zone, was picked off by safety Jeff Wright, Ban-era, was scratched from securing the victory. the six-furlong feature race, the After the Rams failed on a fourth-and-2 play from the Palos Verdes Handicap. Cana- Vikings' 31-yard line midway in the first quarter, Lee hit dian Sandy Hawley won the five straight passes for 57 yards and Foreman, finishing feature with gimpressive Luck with 101 yards on 31 carries, smashed for the final five and Latin Pincay came in sec- off right tackle for the touchdown that climaxed a 70-yard, ond aboard Maheras. 11-pUy drive. Twice In the first half the Rams and a partisan crowd1 Cauthen started the day with of 62,538 in the rain-soaked Memorial Coliseum were a three[ength victory in the thwarted. first race atop Neumie's Boy. First, Nate Allen, with his feet just inside the end zone He had been scheduled to ride line, intercepted a Pat Haden pass intended for Charles in eight of the nine races Young. Then, with 3:15 left in the half, Rafael Septien through rainy weather on a muddy track CAUTHEN WINS OPENING DAY - Steve Cauthen, leading jockey In the missed a 33-yard field goal attempt when his kick was wide nation, guides Neumie's Boy to victory In the first race at Santa Anita to the right. In the 1 l-ieth mile 19,000 Park's opening day in Arcadia, Ca. He won three more races on the muddy The third quarter belonged to Minnesota, even though track. the Vikings didn't score again until 1:01 was gone in the first race, Cauthen found him- fourth period. Minnesota, in the first 21 minutes of the self boxed in at the first turn, serond half, controlled the ball a few seconds short of 18 supped through to the rail in minutes. the backstretch, then caught Leddy stars in Reilly-Scully run niiili t • • I—M the leaders in the tretch be- nii.nii • • • '-' nore pulling away from second- LONG BRANCH — Matt Leddy of Alleg- • m Rciity T*M Scully Day R*o4 *«•» Mtn - Fortrnon 1 run COM kick Men 10,000 meler run — 1. Matt l,ed(Jy (Allegheny C.C. Mln — Jotwion I run COI kick place Hunechin Chief with heny Community College in Pittsburgh won PHW. H,

BOSTON (AP) - A specter of Rome hovers over the krtkaU AsswIatlM's All Star game Feb. S in the Omni will go "This game im't a matchup between two players. It's « "Athens of America " on sale to the general public on Jan i. an Atlanta Hawks matchup between two teams." B*stH's pabllc ttfklals say they need a sports coliseum Sports briefs spokesman said NEW ORLEANS - A virus continued to strike Oil* to avoid a plundenng of the city's major league sports teams Bob Hope of the Hawks said tickets may be ordered by Sute's iMtkall team as the Big Ten co-champions swung into "The Bruins and Celtics might move out." says Boston mail, but the requests must be postmarked no earlier than their final week of wort for a Sugar Bowl meeting with Ala- Redevelopment Authority Director Robert Walsh 'They "Keith Krazier has left the team because he did not feel Jan 5 Orders postmarked before that date will be rejected. bama. might move totally out of this area " he was making satisfactory progress." Kansas State No more than four tickets may be ordered at a time and As many as 25 players and coaches have been bothered by As Mayor Kevin White's spear earner ..Walsh advocates a prices are $15 and 112 each Coach Jack Hartman said Monday "He is an outstanding the illness, described by team trainer Billy Hill as a M to H proposed 135 million. lS.OOO-seat Boston Coliseum as a ISM young man and a strong contributor to our program " FOOTBALL hour virus. home for the local National Hockey League and National Bas- STOCKHOLM - Tounng C.W. Past (dirge of New York JACKSONVILLE. Fla - Partisans may be billing it as a TENNIS ketball Association franchises dropped its first'game in an international basketball tourna- battle of the quarterback, but Steve Fuller says Friday's Ga- MELBOURNE Australia - Aitlrallai Jtki Newnahe, The chances that the Bruins or Celtics would move far ment here Sunday, losing 87-63 to Solna. a Swedish major tor Bawl fMtball game is just "going to be a lot of fun " taking advantage of a rain-slicked court lhat had Stai SBIII are slim But Celtics owner Irving Levin has discussed build- league club Fuller is half the battle if the game shapes up as a quar- skidding after his soft shots, beat the American M. 74. 7-5 ing a basketball arena in Quincy, adjacent to Boston, to es- The Swedish team, guided by American imports Roscoe terback duel He'll be starting for Clemson. against Puts Monday in the third round of the 1200.000 Australian Open ten- cape the 50-year-old Boston Garden where the Bruins are Pondexter and Greg White, led 51-21 at halftime burgh's celebrated Matt Cananaugh nis tournament landlords Pondexter. a former Long Beach State University player, "You've got to hear it all. you're not really human if you Newcombe. who beat Smith in a 1»71 live-set thriller for KANSAS CITY - Kelt! Frailer, the younger brother of scored a game high 20 points White, the Portland Trail- don't hear the talk." Fuller said, "but I can't let it get to me one of his three Wimbledon titles, displayed a delicate touch professional basketball star Will Frailer, has ten the Kansas blazers' fourth draft choice last year, poured in 18 points "This game is going to be a lot of fun. and that's the way with his drop volleys The 6 foot A Smith repeatedly charged State basketball team ATLANTA - Nine thousand tickets for the NiUtaal Bis I treat it," he said the net. only to have his returns strike the cords Paterno still Rangers' defensive system not satisfied jeopardizing Talbot's job? SCOTTSDALE. Ariz. (AP) - Penn State did what it was The question is simple. Is the New York Rangers' new supposed to do, beating Arizona State in the seventh annual system working? Fiesta Bowl, but Coach Joe Paterno still goes home with a feeling of disappointment The answer is also simple After 33 games it appears that "Sure I'm disappointed." Paterno said Monday after the It is not. Christmas Day 42-30 win over the Sun Devils, co-champions "We will stress defense." General Manager John Fergu- ED of the Wattem Athletic Conference. son said after the New Yorkers allowed 310 goals in 80 games "I'm disappointed in the turn of events that kept us out last year. of a position to determine tht( college) national champion," WALSH Patemo said candidly "We should have had that chance." It hasn't worked out that way It looked good around the M-game marie with a pair of repeat shutouts but the system Paterno is convinced that his Nittany Lions are as good .really disintegrated last week with a 5-ktie against every- as the seven teams rated ahead of them in the'Top 10 Texas, body's patsy the Washington Capitals and a 5-4 win over, an- Oklahoma. Alabama. Notre Dame. Michigan. Kentucky and other would be pushover, the Cleveland Barons Arkansas They will of course deny this but it appears to be the next "This team right now is awfully tough to beat." Paterno When the Rangers get ahead everyone forgets defense probable step observed "It does the basic things extremely well. It's and wants to score goals And the present rate of goals careful with the football." against the projection is 15 That's only 15 less than 310 And if this doesn't happen look for a big deal involving Patemo said the 1977 Penn State offense was as good as the 1S71 team, which featured a couple of guys named So what's next? As the old saying goes you can't fire the John Davidson — he appears to be expendable Franco Harris and Lydell Mitchell, and had John Hufnagel entire team So it would appear that Jean Guy Talbot's job ut quarterback. could be in jeopardy SHOTS FROM THE POINT "The defense scored a number of touchdowns with blocked The Rangers play Philadelphia tomorrow night in the kicks and punt returns We have a superb kicking game. — Paul Stewart of Fair Haven is expected to sign a con- Garden and Buffalo New Year's Eve and then are only home It's the most explosive team I've ever had We have great tract today with the Cincinnati Stingers of the World Hockey three times during the month of January receivers," said Paterno who does not lavish praise easily. Association. Stewart asked for his release by the Rangers this year, played for Binghamton of the American Hockey League The Lions' coach also admits that this team which finished If things don't pick up for the better under the "new de- and was given a It-game tryout by the Stingers He said this 11-1, ranked eighth, is one of the most pleasant surprises fensive system" something has to give. Patience is being past weekend that he is skating on the left side of Rick Dud- of his 12-year head coaching experience worn thin. ley a former Buffalo star "I knew we would have a good team before it was over," Talbot is Fergie's hand-picked boy. Larry Popien and Ron Paterno explained — Several trades this year that have helped both clubs in- Stewart were singled out by Emile Francis to take the reigns "But I was concerned with early schedule. Houston, clude the Pierre LaRouche for Pete Mahovllch deal between Maryland. Kentucky We had good athletes but some were at the start of a season with Emile getting behind the bench Pittsburgh and Montreal and Syl Apps and Hartland Monahan very inexperienced in the position they were playing. And when things got rough for Gen Carr and Dave Schultz between the Penquins and Los our offensive line was a real large question mark " THE WINNER - Penn State head football coach, Angeles Joe Paterno, smiles as he walks off the field with We could see a repeat with Ferguson coming back during Patemo said the people in new positions learned fast, and — Rangers on TV from Washington Friday night the Fiesta Bowl trophy Penn State won by defeat- the long road trip the overall squad turned out to be much quicker and faster Ing Arizona State, 42,30, in Tempe, Aril. Penn than he realized. State ended the season with 11-1 record. "I really thought that 1978 would be our (big) year. This team went far beyond my (original) expectations." Paterno same dedication We should be awfully strong " said. Penn State did exactly what Paterno hoped for against Penn State loses just eight players from the 90 mart squad Arizona State, getting a comfortable lead in the first 10 Paterno brought to Arizona, six on defense and just two minutes of the game The defense blocked a kick, and Joe on offense. And while they are quality seniors, there are Lally ran it 21 yards for a touchdown The defense forced reserves with the ability to step in and do the job. a fumble and it resulted in a 26yard scoring drive, with "We have a tremendous nucleus of outstanding athletes," quarterback Chuck Fusina throwing the final three yards Patemo said "The potential is there. We should be better to fullback Bob Torrey. than this year if we have the same attitude, work with the Dallas ends CLEARANCE v rtn F.I.I. 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D Peorson2 1t, PHONE 671-2415 II2 V SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. DECEMBER 27.1977 TheDtflyRegfcier 17 Night sword fishing has promising fature

Night tithing lor swordfiih, unheard of before 1177, prom- Mrs. De Vito has an operator's license for the family party improve the action of the lure when jigged and reduce the be* to become a major tport for big game anglers In the new fishing boat, Capt Louie. Highlands number of fish lost year The mighty fish is the most highly prized angling trophy The Vi-Ke lures are available in six. eight. 12. 16 and 24- but had been hard to capture. It was believed that the fish did Beat Shew Set ounce sizes Mustad hooks are supplied. A catalog is available most of Its feeding In the depths and this presented angling The 1(78 edition of the Bamegat Bay Boat Show has been from Bead Chain Tackle Co, 2)6 Mountain Grove Street, problems slated from Saturday, April 1 to Sunday. April 9 As in pre- Bridgeport. Ct 06605 vious shows, headquarters for this boating exposition will be The occasional fish found on the surface were always dif- HENRY at Ocean Beach Marina, Route 35, Lavallette ficult to bait and now the reason seems so obvious. They were probably asleep. Strange that nobody seemed to realize that Participating will be Chadwick Island Marina. Hooymans SCHAEFER Marine, Normandy Beach Marina, Ocean Beach Marina and •wordfUh are nocturnal, probably even much more so than Fencing offered other marine species like striped bats, weakflsh and croakers. Shore Marine, all within a five-minute drive of each other More than 200 boats, plus engines and other products will be According to the International Game Fish Association, on display There will be inwater demonstrations and door ICFA, Fort Laudtrdile, Fla., night fishing for swordflsh last prizes summer spread from Florida to other areas of the eastern to Casey girls seaboard to as far north as New Jersey. The exploratory IGFA says very little Is known about the behavioral and The show will be free. night fishing efforts were successful close to the Continental migratory patterns of swordfish, snd each full moon period Toiraameit Coming RED BANK - The Girl's Physical Education Department Shelf drop-off and In waters exceeding 1,000 ftet in depth. reveals new Insights on the seasonal availability of the spe- The ninth annual ice fishing tournament at the Eldred of Red Bank Catholic High School, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Evelyn Russo, has added Fencing to the list of activities Charles J. Moore of the South Carolina Wildlife and Ma- cies. Preserve, Eldred. NY. will be held for four weeks in Febru- offered this year. Miss Donna Campbell, girls' physical educa- rts* Resources Department, Recreational Fisheries Section, Due to the success of the Florida tournaments last sum- ary announces general manager Bill Ruppel. • tion teacher, Is the Instructor. reported to the association that seven swordflsh—the first mer, when up to 60 broadbtlls were taken In five nights, more The contests will start on Wednesdays and end the follow- ever landed on rod and reel In that state—were taken off swordfish tournaments are being organized along the eastern ing Tuesdays. Weekly prizes will be awarded to the three top Fencing Is also offered as a club activity with the hope of Charleston In a two-week period from late July to early Au- coast. One Is being sponsored by the newly formed Inter- anglers who catch the largest pair of any trout species by developing a team for Inter-scholastlc competition next year. P* national Swordflsh, Inc., which will hold an Invitational team weight. In the event of ties, the length of the fish will be the On March 8, two assemblies were held to promote Interest The broadblUs, all taken at night, ranged from 16 to 481 tournament at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., June 1923. It is being deciding factor. In the activity among Red Bank Catholic girls. Ann Tramba- pounds "Several other hook-ups, with some fish being lost at heralded as the first International night-fishing event ever A weekend for two at Eldred's modern motel will be a rulo and Susan Felsman, freshman students who are mem- the boat, have been reported both from Charleston and held. tournament grand prize. Weekly prizes also will be awarded. bers of the Fencing Club, demonstrated the different skills Georgetown docks," Moore reported. In order to maintain an accurate history of swordflsh ang- There will be no admission charge to Eldred's four fishing used In Fencing. Donna Fitzgerald, a sophomore, assisted in According to IGFA: "Swordflsh anglers who have used ling, IGFA Is conducting a world wide survey to tabulate the ponds during February. There is no entry fee, and no fishing the assembly traditional surface-fishing methods for many years and who total number of swordflsh taken on rod and reel prior to the license Is required for pond fishing. The sport of Fencing is a personally challenging activity have spent untold time and effort to catch even one fish, gen- night fishing catches of 1(77. IGFA solicits the aid of all an- Members of Eldred's staff will bore holes In the ponds for which can be engaged in competitively or for sheer enjoy- erally shun the new night-fishing techniques. In waters from glers and fishing clubs In reporting any accurate data they the ice fishermen and fishing gear is available at the tackle ment. Fencing not only enhances one's physical condition but New York to Massachusetts, up to ten swordflsh had report- may have on their own catches or those of fellow anglers. shop. The snack bar Is open dally. is also vauluable In developing grace coordination, balance, edly been caught on the surface during daylight hours as of Information should be mailed, with possible pictures, to New Lire reflexes, and the ability to make quick judgements. the end of August" International Game Fish Association, 3000 East Las Olas Bead Chain Tackle Co., Bridgeport. Conn., has introduced The ultimate goal of Fencing Is to score four touches In the traditional California swordflsh waters, surface Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, Fla , US16 a new red tailed Vi-Ke metal lure designed for catching cod against an opponent before four touches are scored against j was exceedingly poor throughout the summer and only Captain Sceres and similar large fish in deep water and strong currents. The you. Touches are scored by using a variety of attacks with a • few fish were taken on rod and reel. It probably won't be Capt. Jean De Vlto of MWdletown, out on a "busman's ho- lures are designed for Jigging in depths of 100 to 600 feet foil. In competition, electrical equipment Is used so that It Is lea| until Pacific anglers attempt night fishing In waters liday," won the pool with a 25-pound cod on the Super Spray The lures have swivels at both ends and a red plastic tail easy to determine who scores a touch. where longllners and harpooners have been taking swordflsh II out of Belmar last week. Quite a few cod In addition to a on the treble hook "The red tall has been proved to generate Miss Campbell Is the Fencin Representative for girls and for many years. lot of whiting and ling were taken on the boat ion Saturday. more strikes," says the company. 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131. Hou»«s For Sale 2 Auto* For Solo 51 Help Wanted Tiger PIT MOUTH tf'4 DUSTER - M0 Cu HEALTH FOODS - Sole* ond food A Special Difference In tour-barrel, olr conditioning po* preparation Euertencod is: Boats And er tteerlna power brokvt tunrool Call t7l4*70 It you're tired of seeing the some floor 1 Autos For SoU goad cananton, Ji 100 mlies tnoe*ix INSURANCE - EBpertence, persona* JTmis new homVwill m***?-. * AcceuorlM AAA I CONDITICM - bnTorhn W-Sta tines Inside service representative firostory open tover as yow «•* l«. BIG DISCOUNTS Mrouel KoiV In living room mt «f> OflTS Three m IV UK frlvote oan PLYMOUTH - mi, Sport SuourfeOn. Large agency1 , modem office ond On new boat troMrt BOAT!HOUSf, tr Coll ttr Mtmttm. »• >-pa«>enger notion wogofl- »UII Ca.1471 $111 IM -me wets wrm-ruMA CTiom, mo>*e> bearaom suite prlvo Octan A«o.. Sot trtj)MlJ«)>eTII. . rr.otf ..onaittorvlng, e«celteni rne locoled on first floor, plus three • UHif«HlTTE«INC cfkontcol apndttlon *1.W miles ttW KEYPUNCH EXPERIENCED s bedroom, upstairs New Eng CMKYSltK-PLVHOUTH CaH mill Eit 137 don evening* LJ GON2ER ASSOCIATES u O OU11V , Jf nniin. wvajtVe mm tm Mwy II MmMH IM-— ondnoJHton (J1-OSU IP Broad St. Red Bank WHw oatUr IIr oiler I Bry I Marine. Nop BUICk l&YLARfc - ifTe, tw*door LAOlCVMEN - Wort at name an the unt rtyynu vfcylr^I nruM 1ST! PONTIAC H?) CATALINA - im phone, earn «41» weekly servicing ITINOK ins ir,Ui«> itk*. • moculote Clotty sedon Air, powe> our cutlome«s IM XU4 •totflng. power broket SM-11*4 after * BUY 0* SELL - Ypur home nvwah h p. motor, plus Irallor Llio Wm II •UlClk H»7 LiUIIE - vary cMon. p.m LEGAL SECRETARY en oftilMt et the largest real estate hours running tlntt. BgjrTtrltr 141 MMdHMW. MtW Woutd start H Mm RABBIT - You've got to drive It to RaarytoBoMS believe rt SHREWSBURY MOTORS Ift^ oallkial. »•• INC 74l«O0 LEGAL SECRETARY - •oyshort UICK mt SKYLARK CMM - f • area At least five roars full rime M- CAPI coo mjm Ifyp. •Me* LandM.*, SMM ertataat mites RED BANK VOLVO perlence Proctlce orlmorlly real es Mint Three Mras baarawns. It ft Uv •a* m wmk. sins tn i». me NEWMAN SPRINGS RO tote ond estates Full time position Ing room, eat in country kltchan, (UHU- REO BANK. 741 IBM Only top aval if led oppHconti please ry both, one cw garoge Many e«troi IM Rtcrtotlonol CADILLALLAC SfIfO DAN DCVILLf - ml apply All replies strictly canfld enttai •ITTCNHOUSE /resumeto Bo- O:-W. Tha Dolir MELMYD REALTY, INC. *ni» Vehicle. tat* (MSM> ** awl Loaded wit* an LINCOLN MERCURY Int CALL HOT LINI kjiurtet and occesierlei Mvst sell 100HWY IS r7VI» OCEAN TWP CUSTOM HOMES - SX «awt> flnam Mt wtwfc Best afftr avtr tl M 717 LEGAL SECRETARY - Owe person 71.Mtrdtand.tt 101. Apartments 10. Furnished Room. - XUm New lacottans and nem new or med cor RUSSELL _ _ office. Oceonpori oreo. e-perlence KEANIBURG - Pwmrthod rooms and CADILLAC WM ELOOHADO - »llvt< mobile Cadillac Co . IM Newmon t Sotory commertsyrote with For Salt 4AILET - Four rooms, two bed cilcto. Forr. wrm IKWMT Interior, full power Spring Rd., RodBowfc 741-OHO e 443 1111 ooms. residential ore tl furnished tt EATONTOWN - Now topi fjUVllw emodeled Fireplace, e — ^HBMBM efjbwBfai •••^•B B^BJ rufBakti 4SBUB*W|1 te>- v tixtlltflfctAdftltn ISO00 firm 4)0 IBM TYPEWRITERS nBniBjT, jnvf1 TVrUT^i" VJ7V TIBjn fjnTswwi mv^i 'V SHORE MOTORS 61 Business bath Attic storooo. Fully Insulated ONI ROOM - And privileges tor Votv*-Triumph Dealer Private entrance Large yard All utltl worklnj couple P.eterenus CAPILLAC ItT. - Coup. devllle. Mwy HMonmojuan SB QPIHHiunltIti lies paid eicept electric, ll« per tother uuollty cofistryctltn. lorfe monm IV) moAttl') security Refer •rttnveucftskln. Coorleltt loot all STRAUBBUICK -OPEL SMALALL PUBLIPUBLIC ACCOUNTING KENMORE ELECTRIC DRYEH - leather Mtrttr. Ml power Many i. NINE ACRES at New and Uvd Con reliable person sought tor general «K«.Ce1 COIENS. Realtor CHEVROLET IMPALA - lt«. mwt Problem credit understood lit/no vott variable KM«d, reversible 4714731 RentaU TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Supert MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Responsible NEW START FINANCING independently Owned' service DOWNES PONTIAC, il Low person, part-time, for busy doctor's of direction motor on adjustable slide HIGHLANDS — Two- ATTHACTIVl - IIIII" .Bites at » •11 River Rd Fair Haven er Moln St . Motowan M* rm flee Experience necessary Sand re- JU37O0 mount, US Coll 671 O1M evenings and 'ont, dining room, cleeets aolere. no Sprlns V , DM Bonk, two to Hi office CHEVtOLET MALIBU H71 - Or* sume to BOK E 37*. The Dolly Regis m. tm. tanrs Rial Estate in 1400 suites Or. premises porklno Near Mmr, ww Hrn. battery, MO) covers, TRIUMPH 1f77 SPITFIRE - IlOfl tor, Shrewsbury. Nj 07701 ALL NERS shops and rossouronrs. one MKt frem rw. v-l, •*. aulomattc, »i JW Har- HIGHLANDS - TtiNoVgliw due**" • Ivervlew Hospital, kit owoy from ry""*! Goran, Potww Ave, Hoalot. PAYMENTS NOWt I celltnt t_ with porch, dhtma area, no pets UM Iroftlc lam Low rentals Including LOCUST Mere CleulHed lobs with ex i el lent tri_ We con help you get the money you st»r«o aood conomon. HJ-HB7. montfaV tahTsRSol EstoH tn\m ornplilo. ranltorlol services ond sup CHEVROLET VEGA HATCHtACK VENTURA - 1*73, V-l. air W ttWM who qualify m over M career need for bit. consolidation, Improve " n. Phone for details or showing at Beautiful private Mcotien i a the wa- en Nt« t Poe» 1*73 — Fowr speed, loot., run* very ttarrfng, good condttton PIANOS-ORGANS KtYPORT - KCVPORT GARDENS •er li me sstHM. The hawse Is wa. old fletdt. For more details coll your Navy - Delightful 11 vino with man el mint fitt,MM. The ham MllmaMW lljo 7IHMSI after * ^ti $7*S evening* Recruiter In LOW and in goad basic condition lme»ro »m.T •utinft.. ^^^^ RED BANK - 741 VM Chrlstmo. SpocloU •hot OVMI Oneoedroonv from UJ0 ATTRACTIVE OFFICE SPACE - Ap 11 —~ tlktlk3 -* " - - __jiLdJ chanae tt VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1*70 - EH ALLS! Floor models at Big Savings two bedroom, IMS Heat sypfiled lion ana oecofwrian cavta CHEVROLET ltTQ MALIBU - Si- (client condition, StOO Coll after * HA2LET - 31*7453 HA7LET OFFICE Just Purchaud Atlantic Clry'i lorgesl Int. • shew stloctl Coll ftr taftlll Price* t>« Mt.W PUCtM WMELAl ~ N DEALTV cvHntfckr, automatic, motor and trom p m SC3-43S5 N~URSINGl)iRECTOR - HO bed Piano and Organ Store - Loti of ^"^1 ' SJlM dltloning Included Coll IT? 1444 GROUP, «E»l TO«S IM Rl M Ml* mdiionnalknt. I1» 7IM7W. E C F , geriatric and supervisory ex- LOAN BY PHONE trade Ins. Yomohoi — Klmbolll — MI.Nt V VOLKSWAGEN 1974 - 411 Wagon, KCVPORT - Small one-bedroom, COLTS NECK - Room far rent Start Rt«LTOI automatic, olr. excellent condition perience essential Interview by ap- Fast strvlci! Svcondary mortaaw Wurlltiers - Conns •ami CIRCLE CHEVROLET pointment only, coll between 10 o.m -I loons! MAJESTIC FINANCE CORP Now Open Sun,. IS around floor H90 per month, heat, an o small business m our shop A Little MIDDLE TOWN- Ser.1 for tyr SrwtwVwry Avi. Shrewsbury m not p.m.TIO^OUO FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER and refrigerator Included One yeor •It Country WM1 Homes For Living' brochure, pea. Mt-1130 M» Rt 9, Howtll Atktor Mr. Ltwlt. L/S tecurlry Bv« stop by door WHELAN PONTIAC BUICK OPEL CALL US TOLL FREE on premises. « 1710. call be descriptions, orlces on available CORVETTE 117* - AM/FM sterto Hwy* Freehold OFFICE ASSISTANT - Allonllc High cmwg** homes. APPLEBHOOK P.EALTOP.4. landi Full or port time Send resume (800) 822-8989 «O P.I M MHOIile.n. »JI nej MUtli toot, air condition Ing, ISO 4U-0B47 and references to BON H 100. The RUMMAGE SALE - BeflHSnlno Tues . MMH lO-OWafter*:30 Dally Register, Shrewsbury, N.J . Dec. 17. Town Consignment Shop, -O#iO BRANCH - Utilities included Red Bank area, studio, utilities Includ- MATAWAN - Three modern offices, CREDIT PROBLEMS? 3 Trucks and Trailers private entrance, ample parking Rt. Ho com? If veu'r* working, wt con ed Call between * • p.m. only Ml help to {jet you financed No money CHEVROLET VAN 1175 - Perfect OlMfNTEMPS NEEDS YOUR SINGER FUTURA II 1f74 - With cab- 1111. kllcMei. Mnlnt-llvlnt-ffWilly r« iMm. PaytnanH nrnwiuwl to wit your condition, automatic, new rodlols. SKILLS EARN EXTRA MONEY inet and ltool All accessories In- tM fjtrast ufm iK •»«• IM Mods. Many New ond Owallty Used AM'FM tope Muit sell tMSO. 74) HIGH RATES NO FEE lURte. 35 cluding all special attachments ond OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - New kit ovollSte IB IMt tr n>-)W EATONTOWN S4} S301 71 Merchandise manual Recently purchased, only bulWIng, MM sq. ft., will divide to suit, Cars to choose from Call Rouos Potv tried out Must sacrifice Best offer MIDDLfTOWM- New three to* not m Brood SI, KM Bank 741 ilK, CHEVROLET 197} PICKUP — EH PART-TIME HELP - Needed to work hearing and air conditioning Included For Sale U34S53. call anytime MATAWAN-CRESTWOOO VILLAGE Htahtonds. N J Coll tn IMJ room rancti* hnxhon. dining ream, Hv- DATSUN B-210 - t*74. outomotlc AM celleni condition Excellent on gas In bock room of party rental store »!>!• linwtti from UN Heat, hot wa rodlo, electric rear detogoer. low Coll See-11*4otter 6pm Pricing ond wropplng merchandise, AIR COMPRESSOR - iv» h p , West SIX PIECE - Walnut dining room set. ter. cooking gas Included Air, swim PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - dishwashing, checking In orders. Men tnghouse. In good condition Gd fl itbl f dt miles, one owner. Call 741-4115 tor "TRUCK AND CARGO INSURANCE Ible hours ideal for person with chll HMft club, laundry. At End 13* U* «'O OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Free Quotes By Phone dren In school Apply In person at All dentist at SU Brood S SOLID OAK SERVER - Victorian, MATAWAN - Ken Gardens, Wo one 1710. f o.m H)Spm. DOREMUS FORD Low Rotes ni-MII Purpose Rentals. 191 Newman Springs AIR COMPRESSOR ond two-bedroom apartments storting Rd Shrewsbury I7S Chests, dining room ttible. chain. SALES-SERVICE^ARTS TRUCK INSURANCE day bed 747 «4U at 1330. Carpeting throoghour Air can » n%*v S, RCALESTATE EXCHANGE SifMbry *« Red Bo* MI «n) Free quotes and binders by phone. Coll PART-TIME HELP WANTED - Neat dttionlng Lots ef parking Swimming IM sq- Ltsf ond buy wtth • iiniiajti ef Men toll free WATTS line, 000*71 »7M H ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE - The USED FURNITURE CENTER pool ond Tennis Courts. Your very O7S atper rmonth Coll far eMeihl,'wTC- FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - LE LI AMD — mouth County % Bargesl reotty grewp A VINE MOTOR CORP . Moptt Avt hours, seven days a week. Coll 717 10M, 11 a.m. lo 4 p.m Area's largest and finest selection 373 197 Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bonk own patio WoU to shopping and NY one yeor warranty ovalloble PA all fted Bonk. 1414571. Squonkum Yellowbrook Rd Form Boons. Ho» b—m and Why Ntta City commuting Ml 4010 Open f a m RED BANK - Bovorlon Vllloae at - • • -- IUg-,1 * - -l-t fc^, _. >• • ajj i p m Mon toTrl roajpiiitjr", ,ia>nBwB vanjo ••)••<• tswv t# irwtjw/rwawtn gjej PART TIME - Newspaper delivery •ngdoie. next to Howell Park TWO SNOW TIRES - Mounted^ mosahere Offices, aowtiaue shops. FIAT 1*74 - U4 Station Wagon, 4 Motorcycles person with own car, Atlantic High McLAIN.f3M371 (7days> itores. l1»l3Mman«i «7nt*S •st Pool Estate EicMnge, Peottors Gxh area Excellent pay. 44* Itot rims. llieHTHS. used one season. MS HUH* AM FM radio, outomotlc trans- CYCLE INSURANCE ANTIQUES - Make wonderful Christ IMM MODERN APARTMENT - Private mission Cor In eicelltnt condition mos gifts Large selection/all price home, three rooms Near trans- RED BANK •ED BANK INCOME PBOP«TY~- Wotl cared for. 11*50 Coll 5434M3 PART-TIME ranges. Mory Jane Roosevell An TWO TWIN BEDS - 125. IIS portation 49S om. best time to coll U Brood St professional building Two ene otofrooiii tail di. lovoty Refrigerator, tiso MtorenM% area, ample parkknf, walking distance FORD COUNTRY SEDAN WAGOhT tpques. 10* East River Rd.. Rumson 747 5413 Staote room afficas evollabie Imme PAPER DELIVERY (Comer of Block Point Rd ). Dally * 4 MODERN GARDEN APARTMEMTS dlo*Hy fromUi h> HIS per month with lo buses ond shopping. UI.H0 Call r*W - Excellent canditton. FM. power YAMAHA Mon Sat 4 M to 6 X am No codec ttoertna. awtomallc transmission U00 J1RCYCLE SERVICE, INC I4M1S9 UPRIGHT FREEZER - G E , It c - Efficiency one ond two bedrooms corpeflng. air and all wtllltles Ground twnor aflor I pmTi»l4l»4 ting or soliciting Must hove cor Per ,1 j • |-e«j**^j41j*B^Iuw hj n ,.,>e- ^eVJ11 1*14111 Union *3rd Ave-Long nronch-OT ft Goad condition One year old inruilUJIV 111IIIIBWH11 f w I WU MIT- Bfa * floor shtates at till each or S3M for P.UMSON AIIZA - Venf'tor Homos SIM manent year round work. 747-2143. BAR If 1 IMS •544 rwo-room lurte tnctvcina heat, water. FORD ECONOLINE LUXURY VAN~ PART-TIME - Person wonted for mo Wrth two matching stools. 125 UPRIGHT PIANO - Hoilet Davis. ONE BEDROOM - Apartment avail lewer plus electric Minimum one Hons. prices on owlldble homes. — lor paper route In Colts Neck. AM de 147 WOO otter i or weekends roar haw. Coll Owner. Walter Zim PLEBlOOK PEALTOPS, lit Ave livery Must Hove car 44* JtS3 or See Good condition. 1100 able. U10. Two bedroom apartment 5 Auto Services/Parts COLOR TV - US Organ omTslool. VMM available. SMS Large roomi. eat In m^»SmWj«War»4M>11 Two Klvers. Humsan. Ml 1MB CHRYSLER IMS Staon CU. Large porcetoln white kitchen sink kitchen, one block lo Shopping Mall STORE FOR RENT - Ovtr TM to TWO FAMILY - One two bedroom FORO - tfU LTD convertible ports. Good tires, battery, with faucets, IIS 791-3714. and buses Senior Cltlien program n - food location iSiir wolk In freei and ont three bearoom apartment Hal iao good body 717-JUt. r ond have a CONTENTS OF APARTMENT - olr tight coal and wood stoves ! avail****, tree heat ond hot water Call er Coll mornings or evenings. 747 water baeoboar d heal Fenced In yard Coll Hoy M3 im car Coll Moving, must sell 71-B Eotoncreii Mr Von Dyke, MJ 1*71. ScMM WX down !%11X0 No closing GEORGE WALL 6 Auto Rent/Lease PROGRAMMER - Preferably with Dr . Eaton town Come anytime RED BANK - Efficiency, one bed STORES AVAILABLE - Alrperl cast. LINCOLN/MERCURY l RENT A VAN - Low, low rotes two to three yeors an PDPI com 77 Pets And Llvettocfc •u^fcftk " *- - - i, • I * e PIQJO Shopping Center «>UtHtND»>l>l> Shrvanbury A«. at Sycamore merclol applications Please send re- 'gyffl. gym, fl, ITLH*jri,, llfVBfin ueeu lllyilT WHALE AGENCY b Hi MOO Coll Larry, TOM'S FORD, Hwy 3J, Daily-Sunday AFGHAN PUPPY - AKC, beautiful •CM.TORS Kevport.j4Vle«. sume, with salary, to Synerglstlcs color, very reasonable Also odull portlns- US weekly. 74I-S9TI 73MM0 Siwtwsburv Otflot Corp . 100 Clark SI . Keyport white female. Olio very beautiful Ei Hwy M Hoitet. M,J_ REAL ESTAfi SALES - Bright, og7 cellent temperament rjf-jttt ¥O BANK - Luxury two-bedroom gressivc associate needed for active wlm eat In kitchen, dishwasher, den. THREE" ROOM OFFICE - Liner oft 7 Auto Insurance REGISTER BASSET HOUND - $lTSirnp4e Simon, Near me Porkwoy Modern bwUdhta. IMPALA SUPER SPORT ItU - Only AUTO AND CYCLE INSURANCE multiple listing office- Great training carpeting 1380. »71 HJtS. 132 Condominiums needs home with lots of love and RED BANK - Three room apartment Call Roger Coiens, Reoitor, el 741- mmi mlln. V) •nglo. £>ctllt>tt run Free Quotes By Phone and advertising programs. Classified Ads fenced yard Loves children. Ei TUtV ring candrttan. All nm llrn. SMI bv Low Rates B1-*M MELMED REALTY. INC. 47. MM ceptlonol disposition. AKC, four MOTS. K per month with no utilities Secu Town H ousts m i.l I XII Call 4*1 SI71 days, or 471 0310 eve Ity required No pets. Ul IM1 l-eTRIPLE APPLE LITTLE SILVER BEAUTIFUL - Three bedreem. fMeJI«« AUTO INSURANCE REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS - as low as nlngs p.m. LOCATION — Professlunol Com oceanfront. fully furnished con JAGUAR 1171 - JE4 SeHon. bab> Free quotes and binders by phone Coll We are looking for two soles ossocl RED BANK - Unfurnished two-bed merclol Bouttoues. Born Dry stor domkrturn. Cocoa Beach. Florido. Im MM, ticvctloftol. automatic, olr, pow toil free WATTS line, OOO-fo T7O3 14 ates. experience preferred, but wilt room garden apartments owotlobl* aH. All ovoilobie NOW Write BOM B, maolaNi occupancy SIM per month If, low fnlltoo*. Mull tt« to open hours, seven days a week. train J MAFARA AGENCY, 34? Hwy BULL TERRIERS Green Tree Apartments, Of Sprlhg St, imie Sliver. N J OTTJt Call MSN)«]} dot* UUO or bntofftf 1429144. 441 IS. •Viiddtetown. 747 7050. 38 cents Coll 741 3tSJ for appointment RATES REDUCED FOR MANY per llrw, p«r day Quality white malts and females. IS DRIVERS - Check our discounts and REAL ESTATE - Dynomlc Middle- (baud an • day Irrttrilon) Champion lines, ready tor Chriitmos RED BANK - Unfurnished three 110 Wanted To Rent JAVELIN If71 - Good coodlt low down payments Free quote 7*4 town ogency looking for sales associ- Heollh ond temperament breeder rooms 75 Monmoutti St. Second floor 133 income Property AlfclnoWW 3M7 Phoenix Brokerage, 45 Hwy 34, ate* capable of handling executive For FAST RESULTS guaranteed Pet or show, U00 and up decorated, heat, gas Included ATTENTION - R«l _. Coll 741 4. If or 471 SOU clientele. Fully equipped modern of Yearly or Winter No tee flee, sophisticated marketing tech at LOW COST mm* OHI 431 4«il, I 30 to 4 30 Mon fri TVet-fssmllv JEEP SALES 1 SMVICE 1 CANARY CAGE - With stond RED BANK M RIVERSIDE AVE TWIN BORO MOTORS 747-0840 nlauei ond training programs aval • ATTENTION - Social Service Agency Coll W let I for ovpolnlmtnl oner I Ul E. Nutnon Spring* Rd . Rid Bonk 10 Wanted Automotive After S. 739 Jl 10 needs rental! for large site families JUNK CARS Coll dolly. 4314012 No fee ..ED BANK - Two family home. In KITSON CHEVROLET CO Highest prices paid REGISTER DAtHSHUND 1ONG HAIR PUPS LUXURY HIGH RISE" REGISTERED NURSE — Relict AKC, shots Ready for Chriitmos. Call Overlooking the Naveslnfc River MIDDLETOWN AREA - Furnished aood oroo Each side hts three bed- Mwy 34 Et (fan fnnn work 117. Please call tor an appoint MMMft, or unfurnished, two LOS missionaries, rooms, living room, dining room, merrt.*7141e* Classified Ads httcfitn. both Ml bftmenl. Separate JUNK CAR^WANTEO DOG TRAINING - Boyshore Com We want you)...To help us keep rents malei. lorge bedroom, kitchen and utilities and driveways Ctnvenltol lo- SECRETARY - For Innovative real ponlon Dog Club Next clasitt Jon. at their lowest By maintaining 100% bath or privileges Maximum SIM per cation for shopping and hospital estate agency. 542-1700 im con Hi MM* occupancy we ore effectively keeping Avalloble Immediately REDDEN TOP DOLLAR 747 3474 for appointment ents down. Studios itartlna at IWS. AOENCY, HoaHon, 7*s0 . chairs, ad- swimming pool, sauna, morina. also A 1 uMd an ond Iruda. Tap ODAaDA avr j dontic office Executive skills, e 131 Houses For Sale miles Priced tosel l P.m. 5O-464). OASIS MOTORS t i f ding machines, typewriters, oftlct uuw '• wmv. j — • w miu underground parking Rental office MERCURYMAIIOUIS COLONY i n\ 7100 equipment, etc al boraaln prices New open sewn days a week Call Bob Clc A FANTASTIC BROCHURE of homes WE BUV useo CARS AND TRUCKS Exee saay od es S Cosh paid for pups. COLLEGE PET In ManrrMuth County! Its yours If you 138 Mobile Homos PARK - Nine passefioer stotlon confidence. 747-V101, 9 noon only or med A AC DESK OUTLET, I7» SHOP m*u.anaa. cone of 101 741 I7M. wagon. 1*71, full power \Wl 4..000 SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER Rt IS. Oakhurst S3l-3tlO. write or coll Betsy Ross Agency, 117 GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - •/-• m PLYMOUTH* SECURITY GUARD - Port time posl HORSE TRAILER - For two horses. SEA BRIGHT - Efficiency apart Rt U, Keyport, N.J 07735 Phone Bth Rd Hlt Adlt k Wlk iwifts Call OT.M i DRUM SET - Slx-plece, Stewart, ei large, eitellertt condition, two escape M4-1456 • ••• rr^-v a RM Bar*. 747 0717 lion available for 11 midnight to I a.m doors H00. Coll 5»l IMS oner A. ment, all utilities furnished, COS, S15S MERCURY MONARCH GHIA - 1174, shift, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. shift. Saturday, cellertt condttltn. Asking I27S. Coll at plus security. M2-*H7,14341*1 A RARE FIND S4fS •Vrea-Me-IItt iw*_ ' ••.it ul Hi * • • i • • •_ i WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS hw6p.m, 747-4UI , IOISS REMBRANDT - Furnished. Sunday and holidays. Must have pre- IRISH SETTER — AKC registered Four bedrooms, tl ft. matter bed —D firm. vourooor, mefoviic Mue. DMKK vinyl Eight months old. female, uo to o lov SHREWSBURY ARMSAPART^ MMrlor. U.-cvimdir. outomotlc, olr. vious security experience Good sola ME NTS - Giant size one and two bed room, 11-1* ft guest bedroom, 17_13 Phone Tjt 3O07 or nr 4M) Telirat ry Please apply Personnel Depart Ing family with a Dig yard U1 Jlf» ft dining room. 11-12 ft. new kitchen. power )li*r[no/brah*l/wlndowi WE NEED USED CARS room oporimenls, fomlly-ilie eat-In 13x30 ft. healed enclosed porch, two- AM/FM. !».«• m!l« Mint condition Tap dollar poM MULLER CHEVRO merit. Bayshare Community Hospital. PARAKEET - Four months old. < kitchen, shore area, only 10 minutes 'SOH. CotlnlgriH, H\ ?57I 777 North Beers St., Holmdel. DAILY REGISTER cage. trom beaches Free heat, hot woter car garage, two full luxury baths, full 140 Real Estate Wonted LET. Mwy STMataran. Sumo SUNDAY REGISTER recrotlon and basement 17S-lWft lot .71-tIM MERCURY MONARCH GHIA l«« - SNOW PLOW RENTALS WANTED - After 5, r» 3110 ond parking. Newly pointed opart MELMED REALTY, INC. 471 SAM OOOO HOUSES NEEDED Win* .kiyl top. wnlt» Inferior, outo Medium duty trucks with plows, on ments complete with stove, refrig- O«efamily units from Mi to 9Ts tn motlc. polrtr tttirlng. pcwir disc FAMILY AD erator and air conditioner. Senior Cltl tall bosh, during snow season Hourly ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - New Northern Monmouth County, M-day ta l ammtlol. AM/FM Itlr rates For Holmdel area Coll 797 1400 80. Bicycles/ ten program available Walking dls epaycai lance to shopping moll ond buses Call homos. 81 level or Ranch Buy direct D REALT REGISTER 11 SWITXHBOARD OPERATOR - For Mr Van Dyk, S4J-M7J from builder and save. Coll 791 144j * " night work. 117 o.m. shift. Full or Mini/Motor Bikes BRAND NEW LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In MG l«» MIOOET - ED AfW?!!*°"t o roguMr mef *T ing* o *l" th Dtctf >oi"**r Hovt' "n ttonviiyi ooorowol ol til* man anoi, CMlon ol H.DUH I Cooooora iT.p Son Uttolulion II on l.n in IM 219 Asbury Por* • orowgn Clorfe i Ollic« Application lor apo.o.oi ol GU0..I rroTiit.onnl Iwiltfrng tilt Won withdrawn lot IM PWW. ol rt.lw* plan TM CHv WBHfBlf oTZVbu'v Porh JfWNEE New MrMy will rvctivi t»!•••»•» Avw**, AMwry Porh. Ntw JtrM* w IH« Demolition at Mt i«im«fl Atbury P«rfc ftoilrood M3 Shrewsbury TownjJilp 7U Hoiltt ' 226 Hailet 234 M.ddletown LMM.HCTICI the Municipal Building. Middle Road PUBLIC MOTICE Ice cream pofofy MtlFoctlltw iTrwIafi JMHEWStUHY TOWNSHIP COUN PLEASE TAKE NOTICE tftof On Dt Monet Nth* Jersey ond ore ovanobie MiDdlclown Townthip Mill •t* mg*l M tncleiM >n o uoiM tn camber is. 1*7). me Hoiitt Toonthtp lor mtpeciion This Notice i| being NI1ATION MfETINi WILL TAKE lowing toont f/onlM) <>*>oi lutxfivi MM ©ursudnt to Iht rtquirtmtnl. Of •LACE ON J»NUA«Y Ino, Itri AT ion approifol i Appiicofion No )M> to * 4 tf-eon d Slott low course set v^;&spa NOON. AT II Illlil AVENUE OOltOI ProjMKlitt IM , d by Rutgers coMroci UM>Vdt«t« M«bi«atf IOI« Oft 17 UNI documtnlt ort on fill with int Hailfi uols ooenotl and orgoniioliont both »>d«tr mult, within hvt (Si doyt Townthip Planning •oejrd StC'tlOry at Det V IS ft public and privott. fhot will benefit principally low-ond modtrote income NEW BRUNSWICK - An households ond areas ol me Tewnthip Reguioi icni regarding f II eight-day course in ice cream gibte ineligible octiviliti cnntn par QASSHED ADVERTISING RATES ficipotion. environment review hit manufacturing and a one-day lortcol preierwotio" ond Other impO' lont program requirements or* cur dairy and food industry con- Sketch by Gene Langley TOU KB ROM MATAWAN AHA SU4100 rently ovoilot'i upon rtQuttl from the Department ot Planning i Otvci ference will be held next TOU hW ROM MBDUTOWN AHA 47MMO opmeni Room 101 Town Hall Middle town. H J month at Rutgers Univer- Malice u olio ht'tbv given inai iht sity's Cook College tirsi of two Ui required Public Hear* I Dly mm on me proposed Community De velopmenti rCont Program application The course will be held Jan 2D»y»(Cont»cuiiv») I DC * 312 and the fifth annual Rut- Duck hush 3 0»y» (ContKulM) II. m*«iino room Al thn mcfdng it is gers Dairy and Food Industry 4D*y>(ConMcuHM) noptxl 'Hal a formal opplicolion will Dt 5 Otyt (ConMcutm) OvailoOlt for puonc rtwitwt. input and Conference Jan 13. with both onaivn. The second riquirca PUB t Oiyt (ConMcutvt) LIC HEARING on the formoi appn events taking place in the 7 Day* (ConnculM) CBllon >t ichodultd tor January ]S. Food Science Building on the S Oiyt (ContacutN*) 1971. lami tim* ond pioct At Iht me*llr.g on Wtdnttdav JO Cook College campus of the at contest 30 Oiyi (Conwcutm) nuo'y II. IIH. Fht Citntn Aflviiory C«mm.M«t on C»mmut%ity OtvH State University Opfntfit will fleet ineci from -a-itnm By LOUISE SWEENEY the surf scooter, and the spec- itt own mtmMrmip. on ADVISORY COUNCIL contitting ol i*o (I) rtpr* The course work will be Christian Science Monitor tacled eider Itntatlwtt from each Ot in* l.v* (Si ID* ofe< mutt rettn number lor Mure refer- rices of the late Dr Alfred The Daily Register his own sale of reprints and looking for impact — socko!" ence Borough Lindeman. No canceietiont •* be Wen alter 4pm Fiiday unw Bam contracts with art dealers. says Robert Hines. chief of Tht Planning Board at the Borough Both men are graduates of Monday That's why the audience the audio visual section of the ot Shrewtbury ol their meeting on De the Palmer College of Chiro- Please Chech your ad the day it appears The Daily Regislei The Sunday Register temoef If 1977 granted site plan op paid rapt attention in the vast Pish and Wildlife Service. provai ond a variance practic in Davenport, Iowa, cannot be responsible lor errors afier ihe iirst day Can 542- Interior Department audito- Mr. Hines. who drew the ll ?3 Newmi They are members of the 170010 make corrections Springs Road ond known at Block II rium, as five judges with 1946 stamp of a redhead duck, TOU FREE: Matawan 566-8100 Lol Ion ftw Tom Mop ol Ihe Borougri ol American Chiropractic Asso- DEADLINES Virf*stHnT Thu Revolution it on tile their backs turned to the points out that the painting Mlddletown 671-9300 •n the odictoi recordt ot the board al ciation and maintain an office AM — Set sohd style ads — 4 p m day be'ore publication viewers held up cards rating has to be reduced to postage inWestfield — Friday 4 p m tor Sunday publication Classified Display N j each painting on a scale from stamp size. "When it's re- — 4pm two days prior to publication — Thursday 4pm Mary LouMarim. duced like that, clarity and lor Sunday publication Proot ads three days prior to publi- Shrewsbury Planning Board 249 State of New Jersey I to 10. The small paintings, Dec 37 UM emphasis and retaining the cation Real Estate Today — Wednesday tor Fr«iav & Sun PROPOSAL nearly 300 of them, covered day publication Notct II hertby given Ihot teoied twds several gold felt screens at characteristics are impor- Make It Yourself 247 Regional Not ices win be received m the Reception COMKCTIONS — 4 pm Monday through Thursday lor Room ol the Purchase Bureau, D>v> the front of the hall. tant." he notes. "And the win- ne«t day 4 p m Friday lor Sunday & Monday MOTICI von of Purchase ond Property Jtn floor. State Houie, Trenton New jc There was a sharp intake of ning design does this." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the lev M67S until 1 00 P M on January ] WEEKEND CALLS Trim with Leather I9/| ond will De publicly opeaed ond breath as the winner was fi- He adds that authenticity is consisting ol the . ond thus reduce the pro rfcod on the following item the nene goose, the widgeon, million acres of it since 1934. poted bond issue to S 140.000 00 NEW OR USED 4 WHEEL DRIVE TURF TRACTOR WITH MOW Number JOSEPH j CIERI Board Secretory Ht AL f'STAT E SUPER VALUE - 1*78 SPECTRA SETTER 1200 HEAD POLLING DISTRICT NO I LINE SETTER OR APPROVED . FOR bAl f Foiling place ot ihe viola i Sickles EQUAL NEEDLECRAFT catalog School. WiHow Slreet. Fair Haven m Business Services i!S designs to choose the School District for legal vottrt rt- Can'foct documents moy be examined tiding within ail General Election On ond copies obtained ot Ihe Purchasing 22 Arts & Crafts 131 Houses For Sale Department o' BrooKaoif Community from. J free inside. All tries of Ihe Borough of Fair Hoven College at '6S Newman Springs Road: Service Salute 132 Condominiums 818 POLLING DISTRICT NO 1 Lincrolt. New Jersey on ar offer De- Town Houses pr«fte. Knit, Crochet ...75c Polling place at the High School- al cember 27,1977 Rumson. In the School District, lor (e 133 Income Property i voleri residing withm all General Bid securities in the torm ot a bid bond Marine Pfr. Valerie K. Po Airman William P. May, 134 Farm Property echon Districts ot the Borough ol with ooequote security thereon, or cer r tided check in on amount equoi to 10 i dell, daughter of Mr. and 135 Commercial Property Rumton of the amount ol the bid. not to exceed son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. 51 Help Wanted JOSEPH i CIERI iW.OOO will be required Bids may not Mrs. Irving Podell of 197 May of 21 Annapolis Drive, 136 Industrial Property Printed Pat be withdrawn within 60 days alter the 52 Babysitting/Child Care 137 Lots and Acreage Eight Top Tops OK H 'SI6 3I actual day ol the bid opening - Geary Drive, Middletown. has Hazlet, has graduated with 53 Domestic Help The owner reserves the unrestricted 138 Mobile Homes right lo reject any ar all bids, and to completed recruit training at honors at Lackland AFB, 54 Situations Wanled Female 139 Cemetery Lots NTICE accept any bid which is deemed most 55 Situations Wanted Male Pifose take notice that We Monmoutn favorable Prices quoted must include the Marine Corps Recruit De- Tex., from the U.S. Air Force 140 Real Estate Wanled In, iff^-HTASfi, County Baythorc Outtoil Authority hoi all freight or delivery charges The 56 Situations Wanled scheduled an emergency meeting tor owner also reserves the right lo rtiect pot, Parris Island. S C technical training course for Male/Female December 79th, 1977, I 00 P M ot tht any bid if, in its opinion, the bidder || Authority, i offices at 700 Harbor Woy, not considered financially or techni- Airman Alan K. Moynlhan, security police specialists. 57 Day Care'Nursery School BfHord, N J . for the purpose ot dn- cally owe to carry out the contract as cuttmg Ihe pending litigation in the intended or for any reason in tht own son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Air tint Reserve Airman What do you need most of cait ot Russell Ton vs Monmouth •r'l ludgemeni, it is not in the best m all now? Tops. tops, tops to County Boyshore Outfall Authority lerests ol Brookdale Community Col Moynihan of 48 E. Washington Shiran M. Veiberg, daughter 152 Boats and Accessories Formoi action may or may not be too legt team with pants, skirts, en rt litigated matttrt Ave., Atlantic Highlands, has of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. 153 Camping Equipment Bidders ore required to comply wilh ALBERTS ALLEN me requirements ol PL 1975. C W been assigned to Keesler Venberg of 29 Reynolds 154 Recreational Vehicles shorts all through 1978. Whip Executive Director ondPL 1977. C 31 AFB, Miss., after completing 61 Business Opportunities up 8 great shirts and over- Drive, Eatontown has gradu- Ofc 2T U90 D«t V til 96 blouses in cotton, polyester Air Force basic training. ated at Lackland AFB. Tex., 63 Money To Loan knits. from Air Force basic train- 64 Money Wanled 246 West Long Branch 244 West Long Branch 246 West Long Branch Printed Pattern 9378: ing. e mode in tee to such persons Cliffwood Beach, has been as- 72 Garage/Yard Sales 1 f trie sole ihall otter to pur- 73 Machinery For Sale 214 Al Occasion tern for first-class airmail, chote the property tubieci 'o redemption at a ro loxes! atsmment* or other 74 Rental Service handling. Send to: Marian charges due Ihe muniapoiiiy and >n vuch cote the pn Ihe bidder wno otters lo pay Mich., for duty in the U.S. Air 75 Farm Equipment Martin, Pattern Dept. 420. the void loves, ossessrncnts or cho' QPS. DIUS frte nighi ised Statutes ot New Jersey Title it. Article') Chopter s. Force supply field. 76 Auction Sates The Red Bank Register, Set 11 IT t d l tt t b ld d t t i h 77 Pets and Livestock Qt whom so'd tones hove been assessed ond ihp ^eors tor which the taies hove Been ob 232 West 18th St., Hew parcel ond the amount hertinoller set forth include the lota) amount ol

\ 20 Tin PaSsl) Ifl |lii> I SHREWSBURY NJ TUESDAY DECEMBER 27. 1977 (Winter of '77' top news story of the year apartment, the largest man- across the country Many In Hi separate bills. Presi- Korea, escaping inquiries by •)• TV AIHCIIIH Prtu ral gas supplies were trailing Particularly hard hit were '"Let'sdo it." hunt in New York City's his- cried. More than J.500 floral dent Carter sent his energy the Justice Department and demand, but it took the Win- poor poeple in central cities, Fog shrouded the airport at tory came to an end. A Urge put of the United ter of 77 to drive the point who shivered in freezing displays were sent to the Tenerife on the Canary Is- plan to Congress in April - Congress home and cemetery. higher taxes on gasoline and Berkowttz. thought to have fillet was under Ice and home And rivers froze, block- homes, their deliveries of fuel lands on March 27 Two killed six and wounded seven He wu accused of handing At N, Gary Gilmore had big cars, taxes on crude oil •now u the year l»T7 began. ing barges carrying fuel oil. oil blocked by weather and Boeing 747's carrying tourists, - with a 44 caliber revolver, out $1 million a year to per- spent half his life in penal in- and natural gas. utility rate Natural gai had become aggravating the problem their inability to pay. a Pan Am World Airways said he had been told to klU suade Congressmen to contin- stitutions, so when he was reform The House passed it Scarce, (tctones had closed With residential customers When it was all over, the plane from Los Angeles and a the young women who walked ue economic and military as- convicted of killing a motel but the Senate gutted it and Thousands suffered finan- having first cuum on the limit typical US household had KLM Royal Dutch Airlines jet alone or sat in cars by (.000- sistance to his country. More cially and physically. Many operator in Utah he tried sui- from Amsterdam, rolled on >ne debate lasted all year. ed gas, many industries had spent 1139 more for heat year-old Sam. speaking to than 100 Congressmen were tied cide twice, then begged to the same runway Highlighting the fray were to shut down On Feb I, the than in a normal winter him through a dog. said to be Involved, but only be put to death. His plea Radio interference appar- the Democrats' filibuster the ; It wu the coldest weather Federal Energy Adminis- Terrorism "threatens to He awaited trial in the psy- one had been Indicted by drew international attention ently obscured a message Senate's first in is years, and I'since the founding of the re tration said more than 8.540 spread like a brush fire all tchtatric unit of a hospital year's end. Various courts gave the go- from the tower, and the KLM Carter's strong attack on the Ubtc," the National Weather plants had been closed, over the world," West Ger- When Tongsun Park was ahead, and on Jan 17 he plane, attempting a takeoff, oil industry Service laid throwing 14 million Americans man President Walter Scheel identified as the free-spending faced a firing squad, the first smashed into the Pan Am "I'm Son of Sam. Okay, you ; And it was the year's top out of work said at the funeral of an in- chief of South Korea's Capi- CalTSUni. For Help Day ot person to be executed in the plane The toll 582 dead got me." When David Ber- lews story, the editors and The winter threw its sev- dustrialist who had been kid- tol Hill lobby, he fled to Night. broadcasters of Associated erest blast in January Tem- napped and murdered. He United States in II years. His It wu the worst disaster in kowtti. 21. spoke those words press newspapers and radio peratures in the Ohio Valley. seemed to be right last words to the warden: aviation history to toe detectives outside his and TV stations decided. for example, which were That country's chief prose- • In balloting before Egyp- about 8 degrees below normal cutor was murdered In April. tian President Anwar Sadat's from December through Feb- A Frankfurt banker was Make A Date dramatic trip to Israel at ruary, averaged 15 to 20 de- killed in July. In October, A paid directory of coming events for nonprofit organiza- rear's end. the editors and grees below normal in Ja- Japanese terrorists hijacked tions Rates: C 00 for S lines for one day. 11.01 each addi- broadcasters-'also placed nuary In New England, they a plane and Arab guerrillas tional line; tt 00 for two days. 11.8 each additional Une; these stories among the lop were about 4 degrees below commandeered another, both K for three to five days, $150 each additional line; M.M II: normal over the three months in the same week. In Wash- for 10 days. $200 each additional line. Deadline noon 1 I - The spread of inter- but 8 to 10 degrees below nor- ington in March. Hanafi sect days before publication. Call The Daily Register. M1-4MI. national terrorism; mal in January. gunmen captured three build- ask for the Date Secretary. i - The Panama Canal Mostly confined to the east- ings and held 1M hostages for treaty. two days. In Holland, South DECEMBER tl ern part of the country, the Parents Without Partners. No 144. Hospitality Night, i - Bert l«ace:«.resigna- unusual cold stretched from Mollucans held a train and S3 New Member briefing. 8 JO P.M.. Cobblestones. Hwy J5. tion the extreme South to the hostages for 10 days. Middletown. Live music, dancing SM-0170. 5 - Slvis Presley's death. North. A hard freeze dam- Is the Panama Canal vital ( — Gary GUmore's execu- aged much of Florida's citrus to U.S. security? That was DECEMBER It tion. crop, with some growers even the crux of the debate over QUEST, weekly forum for single adults offers special Ho- 7 — The collision of two jets witnessing snow on their the draft of a treaty that liday party.« pm midnight. Unitarian Church. I47S W. Front St, Uncroft Live music by Mario LaVera. his .at Tenerife. trees would transfer control of the H - The administration's voice, his guitar, his dance rhythm. Punch too. and In the North, the upstate canal to Panama by the year simple eats Nominal donation 13 - so you'll want to energy policy New York city of Buffalo was 2000 bring a friend ' t — The capture of the sus- paralyzed On Jan. 28 a 17- President Carter, former pected Son of Sam murderer. hour buzzard added four in- President Ford and the citi- DECEMBER 31 II — The investigation of ches of snow to the 37 inches zens of Panama supported it. New Year's party sponsored by Friends of Cystic Plbr- Tongsun Park's alleged in- already on the ground. Thir- with assurances that the osis Children. Chinese buffet, champagne, dancing. I fluence peddling. teen people died there that United States could use force p.m. Monmouth Reform Temple Social Hall. 135 couple It was no secret that natu- to keep the canal open. Ron- Reservations 222-4*81. ald Reagan led the opposition. JANUARY I The Senate is expected to A meeting wlU be held in St. Agnes Church Hall. At- vote in late January. lantic Highlands, from 2-4 p.m. to discuss the 1171 trip to England, Scotland and Wale's. Hl-0871 (In cast of bad Bert Lance was one of weather, will be held Jan. IS). President Carter's closest confidants and his appoint- WHERE DO WE START? — A group of people gather around their snow- Parents WithoufPartners No. (44 Cocktail Party k ment as director of the Office covered autos In a parking lot In Buffalo, N.Y., last February. Buffalo was Dance. The Hideaway Lounge. 2 Fearey PI.. Morgan. of Management and Budget one of the hardest hit cities In last winter's severe weather. 8:30 P.M. Live music Free Hustle lessons. Call SM-0171 whisked through the Senate Bamegal BedmnslenBejtceley Heights BemaroiwIe'BlacKwood Bnck Town Camden Cartena/Cheny m Crantod But Lance's banking prac- tices back in Georgia came under close scrutiny midway through the year, culminating in Senate hearings televised nationally. 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o D j> ^ Q)O OOOOOOOO \J\J\J\J\J^J ^«lon/Tuniersvie/Towf»ry/Ton«Rlw/Sun^^ SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1977 21 Farmers, housewives have lot in common , NEW YORK - Painful though it might be for either come to recognize this. When I chatted in Des Moines the (Iowa) fanner maintained. group to contemplate it, the farmers who went on strike other day with top leaders of the Iowa Farm Bureau Fed- It is noteworthy that fanners like Kleckner. «*o spwk this month had a lot In common with the housewives who eration, 1 found them scornful of the highly publicized for a far more significant segment of the taduatry, tad periodically set up picket lines around their local super- farmers' strike As is true nationally of the American Farm who do so clearly and moderately, get less media attenUM market* protesting the high price of lood Bureau Federation, the Iowa unit is the dominant farm than stuntmen like the striken - who not only want flack Neither activity, you see. has any real economic im- LOUIS group in its area and includes in its membership an over- inflationary and essentially unobtainable goals u t gin- pact. But In this media age, each provides other satisfac- whelming majority of the state's farmers. eminent guarantee that they won't lose money on thetr tion). Either may serve wonderfully well as a means of re- In his report to the state organization's annual meeting crops (and, indeed, will be paid for them at the exact same leaslng surplus emotional tensions, repressed irrltalioos RUKEYSER this month. President Dean Kleckner warned trenchantly. ratio that prevailed from Kit to U14) but also totally miss snd accrued anxieties And the price is right too for vir- "If we don't get control of inflation (and federal budget the realities of International trade. tually no dollar outlay, one gets to vent ones frustrations deficits) soon, we may lose the battle to save our free en- Indeed, one of the strikers' specific demands was that not Just publicly but on the evening news Television terprise system " competing food imports be slopped until U.S. prices adores a demonstration. not respond to a housewife's placard or a farmer's stalled Many fanners — and businessmen of all kinds —would reached 100 per cent of that 111014 "parity" tad that, n» trouble, of course, comes with those who actually tractor. applaud the sentiment, but then negate it by demanding thereafter, imports be limited to the amount Americaa want to change things - for these activities serve almost If the housewives truly wanted to exercise some last' addittional government assistance in their own areas. producers cannot supply. A more self-defeating proposal no purpose there. The housewives who boycotted meat ing restraint on inflation, which lay at the heart of their Kleckner abjured this approach, arguing that the answer for American farmers, whose exports are a key to any nv may have had, (or a few days, some mild impact on the troubles, the place they should have been picketing was to Improved farm Income most definitely did not lie in ture defense of the dollar, would be hard to imagine Or prices on some particularly obvious items, but they scar- not the supermarket but the Congress The angry farmers building grain reserves, and thus creating a static market did the strikers think that we could ban farm Imports vrttk- cely caused an enduring reduction In the overall price lev- did go to Washington, and to state capitals, but on the of government-controlled storage out crippling farm exports? el Nor could they have: supermarket profit margins have wrong side of the street: the long-term health of US agri- A more promising solution, he said, lay in expanding To paraphrase a saying that goes about halfway back been perilously thin (or years, and meat prices are inher- culture depends not on more government intervention but markets, especially overseas, for U.S. farm products. "We to 1914, the sensible farmers' response to the over- ' ently cyclical (as meat producers have recently been com- on less. need to work to expand sales to our new customer nations advertised strikers might well be: "Plant you now. Die plaining). The worldwide ebb and flow of food prices does Interestingly, the brightest American farmers have as well as to reduce trade restrictions in others." the Rudd you much later." Insulation: Beware of ^unprofessional professional'

•y SVLVIA PORTER contractor against another to you decide to sell your home, make certain you can realisti- yardstick both Sutton and if you're honestly one of the, If you're among America's make sure you are hiring the you then will have proof that cally compare the merits of Breniff agree, it that you'll nation's unhandy handymen millions of "unhappy hand- right one," adds Robert G. it has been properly in- each proposal. pay approximately one-third (or women). The contractor ymen" about to hire a profes- Breniff. marketing manager sulated Prices charged by con- more to have a contractor in- will save you time as well as i sional to insulate your home, for Owens-Coming Fiberglas YOUR MONEY'S Do not fail to get a written tractors vary, of course, de- stall insulation in your attic the cost and inconvenience of beware of the "unprofessional Corp., a leading manufac- warranty against faulty work- pending on local labor costs than if you try to do the Job having to do moat of the job professional." turer of residential in- manship "Most reliable con- and the complexity of the job yourself. all over again to correct yoar As always when a particu- sulations "It's not easy, but a tractors will be happy to pro- you want done But a reliable It's wise spending, though. mistake*. lar business begins to boom - little homework will make the WORTH vide warranty references, and the business of energy task much less difficult and and just about any other in- conservation is an almost protect you against the fringe iiiiijiaiiitiiiuiiliiiiiuiiiillliiillilllllllllllftttlMMItlll 111 • 1 IIIIIIIMIIIIIMIIIIMIIIfi'ii v • • *l i formation requested." Sutton classic Illustration - unscru- operator." states flatly "They'll even pulous fringe operators and Ask each contractor for ref- tween attic floor Joists and Discuss with each con- tell you whether they're fully relatively uninformed individ- erences. Check with the local wall studs with special pneu- tractor the R-value 'of the ma- insured — and you should uals crowd in to grab a piece Better Business Bureau, your matic equipment. terial to be installed H-value ask. since accidents some- of the action and profit. local utility, previous custom- "Loose insulation is good represents insulation's ability limes occur This is the best "Insulation contracting Is ers - and don't hesitate to for areas which are hard to to resist heat transfer — Into way to protect yourself certainly no exception," says probe for facts about the reach." explains Breniff, "but the home in summer, out of it against a possible lawsuit in Jack Sutton. editor of Roofing firm's reliability and perform- batts offer the special advan- in fall and winter Thus, spec- the future." / Siding / Insulation, a trade ance in other jobs tage of assured thermal per- ify your insulation needs in It- Ask (or competitive bids magazine in the insulation in- Find out whether the con- formance." While there can values, not inches, for 10 in- This is fundamental in most dustry. "It Is only common tractor uses "batt" or "loose- be variations in ths installed ches of one manufacturer's fields (if this nature, and in in- sense to check prospective fill" Insulation. Some firms thickness of loose insulation product may not have the sulation one contractor whose contracting firms thoroughly- handle both; others, only one (which may affect its ability same Rvalue as 10-inches of work might be of just as high Announcing to be sure their motives are type Balls are the familiar to keep your home warm in another's. quality as a competitor's, in your best interests." You'll insulation blankets, pre- winter and cool in summer), Make sure the contractor might charge you consid- find the professional firms in fabricated by the manufac- the variations are reduced will provide you with a cer- erably less the yellow pages of your turer Into uniform thickness with batts because the mate- tificate stating the Rvalue of In getting more than one THE REGISTER'S phone book under "Insulation and density. Loose-fill is in- rial is prefabricated into dl- the material Installed and quote, describe the job's re- Contractors: Cold Ir Heat " sulation in a chopped up mensionally consistent blan- Identifying the manufacturer quirements precisely the "You must compare one form, which is "blown" be- kets before it's installed. of the insulation If and when same wav to each bidder to Centennial Retirement plans reviewed Essay •y DAVID R. SARGENT pace may abate, it should it is fully or only partially eli- t continue to increase in value gible. Only that portion con- Q - I am retiring in Ja- For this reason and for tax tributed by your employer nuary at N From the com- considerations, you would be may be transferred to an pany retirement program 1 SUCCESSFUL very wise to retain your home IRA Once your pension mon- Contest. will receive a lump sum of until you quality for the 65- ey is received, you have only ilO.OM. a monthly pension year-old exemption After 60 days in which to complete and company stock. Should INVESTING that age. the first 135.000 of the rollover, so this is a good "What it was like we roll over the lump sum the selling price is excused in time to do tin- spade work on and the stock Into an IRA? If determining the capital gains how much you will have to property taxes don't force us tax liability The closing must work with and where you will in Monmouth County to tell, we would like to retain not take place prior to the establish an account So that our home for a few years. It counts earning 7 percent or in savings, you may oe over- owner's 65th birth date, to you may invest this money in Is valued at 1125,000 (cost more. Should this amount be looking the excellent inflation qualify. If you are sole owner, stocks of your own choice, 100 Years Ago" 129.000) and is owned free and reduced? R W California hedge provided by your your birth date is the deter- you should work through a clear We have I55.00O in A— In worrying about hav- house. So far it has appre- mining factor, if your wife is brokerage firm, using a bank credit union and savings ac- ing too much of your capital ciated 5-fold and, though the the sole owner, her birth date as account trustee or custo- The contest, open to public, private and is the key. and if it is jointly dian. parochial students in grades 9 through 12 in held, it is the birth date of ei- For additional income, Monmouth County challenges your ther Make sure you include gradual growth and reason- imagination, your abilities with research and every verifiable improvement able safety, I have selected provides you an opportunity for some cash Security at a price you have made on the proper- five NYSE-listed issues - ty in figuring your cost basis. American Natural Resources, prizes. •yJOHNCUNNIFF supply the money; it has no like so many others in the Before you roll over your Clevleand Electric. Southern money except that which you consumer area, the con- cash and stock into an IRA Pacific, Tampa Electric and All entries become the property of The NEW YORK (AP) - The magnanimously turn over to sequences, the impact, the plan, you should check with United Telecommunications. Register and the winning entries will be funding difficulty of the So- it. cause and effect, are clear. vour emqlover to determine if These stocks vield 6% to 7.8% published in The Register at the end of the cial Security system has been The money obviously comes contest. settled for a few years at from you, the taxpayer. You least, and the question now are the financier and the AMAZING LOAN PLAN FOR N.J. HOMEOWNERS! turns to the condition of the recipient The government funder's finances — yours, merely handles the money for specifically. you, transferring it from do- Consolidate your debts Security comes at a price, nor to recipient. and the price of the newest This is the way of all con- and reduce your monthly version passed by Congress Is sumer demands; they are huge. It is one of the biggest paid for by the consumer — payments... tax increases ever voted. not by government or busi- CONTEST RULES Beginning in 1979 you will ness or any other inter- feel its Impact on your pay- mediary. Clean air and wa- Topic: "What it was like 100 years ago in Mon- check. But long before then, ter, product recalls, safety, In the first paycheck of 1978, improved health mouth County" you will get a taste of things care.. .Social Security. to come Making the lesson abun- Length: Between 350 and 500 typewritten words. From it will be deducted dantly clear Is the immediate MS percent (or Social Secu- impact. Within the next few rity, up from 5.85 percent in weeks we will be paying for Deodfine: Must be in Register office no later than 1177. And until you have paid what we bought. And that will WE MAKE no less than $1,070.85, you will be the New Year's message Friday, Jan. 27th find that 6.05 percent missing for years to come — more. BORROWING SIMPLE! each and every payday. And yet there Is still more, NO CLOSING FEES, NO ATTORNEY FEES, This year the government's and this is perhaps the most Send to: Essay Contest, The Daily Register, take for Social Security painful bite. It is true, though NO PREPAYMENT PENALTIES ON LOANS One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, amounted to "only" $905.25. — you will be paying a tax on UP TO $50,000. New Jersey 07701 inflation. Inflation Is tough to based on 5.85 percent for the The increased value of your home gives you big borrow- stomach, but a tax atop it can tint $16,500. But everyone ing—and your repayments can be stretched over many make one retch. knows prices rise every year. years, so that your monthly payment is conveniently Note: Student entries must include name, home In 1979, the top take will The explanation lies in the small. address, town, age, grade and school. Win- rise to $1,400, and continue in application of the deduction: ners will be announced in the February 5th that direction to 13.045 in 1987, It Is based not on buying pow- You can use your loan for ANY reason—home improve- as both the percentage and er but on the value of the ments, college expenses, vacations, debt consolidation, issue of the Sunday Register. First Prize is the total amount on which It paycheck in terms of current etc $60.00, Second, $25.00, Third, $15.00. applies continue to rise. dollars. Current dollars are ' _BBiai Fill oul ind mail today ami Is there a lesson? Several, almost always Inflated dol- ICITV CONSUMER SERVICES clear as the serial numbers lars. CALL TOLL-FREE A subsidiary of City Federal Savings. on the dollar bill. One is that Assume for the sake of Il- VIIUGE MALI SHOPPING CENTER Celebrating our 100th Year, 1878-1978 debts must eventually be paid lustration that a worker re- 800-492-4064 tOU Rout* 35, Mkfdtotown If financial disaster is to be ceives a 6 percent raise over FOR THE (201) 071-2021 averted. Another is that the his 1977 income of $14,000, LOCATION OF • PIMM IW ™ Staxtitri Mongaga AppMaton people pay the debts — not making his 1978 Income OUR 10 OFFICES government. $14,840. IN N.J. The Daily Register The reasons for the bigger However, 6 percent in- bite out of paychecks is that flation leaves him with no -Z.p- the Social Security system Is greater buying power. He still Clly- _Siate_ The Sunday Register running out of money. The old has only $14,000 in terms of D More Information pleaie — Please phone me age and survivors fund was what he can purchase, but the AM MONMOUTH COUNTY'S GREAT HOME NEWSPAPERS destined to turn bottoms up in deduction from his paycheck al between P M •bout five years. will be on the basis of $14,840. A M ONE REGISTER PLAZA, SHREWSBURY, N.J. 542-4000 10 PM Tfce government could not It Is a tough lesson, but un- , Wamaa Secondary Mortgage Loan* amam< SnufTv Smith Dennft the Menace 22 TheDsflyRegbier TUESDAY DECEMBER J7. I»7T

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DECEMBER9 27. i9r7 11K Drily Register 23 New York Channels — 2, 4, 5e , 7«f , 9,11n 1 l , 119 3 ^ Anna Karenina revived MYTHS MOWU • "»CM REPORTS •Ml rrwWfcr MoO woman r. lowmq back a MOVIE NEW YORK - The roman- that has been played by Gar- aid Wilson, previously respon- l* AM I ID WOV* icmm L»t I Hoi' Pa*1 '• 'SOAP Ir»lmix«l««:.olBwoF«n.M IJM sible for "The Forsyte Saga" CMIOIIU am in, ' rprtode 14 Thtt Tatot ami ** Camp UinanlRMlviX! joanOUBKIMOO n tic, tragic story of "Anna bo and Vivien Leigh - is Ni- atcant D, ha 1 txt, *t« ttunrwd attun ont ol Kx**" <• and '"the First Churchills ' • MOV* '"• Loo d On Ofecaf Wride t comady ol manrwri let Karenina," Tolstoy's sensual cola Pagett, last seen on the aton X l» ..amnnl WictSlNd (O> t* ffVOM Ol Peltrf •i Vcloiian tngana mngt tweomo rebel heroine, will be 10I4 on Mobil-funded Masterpiece and directed by Basil Cole- N»C MOVIE OF TIC WEEK 'Carr«Dal < ornpatalad whan two women lancv An.CanK>n»Bun»ianK>B 8 KOTM d lo a non cxiilani Masterpiece Theatre on PBS Theatre ai Elizabeth Bellamy nun, who has done nine oper- Mi o< CMOV Moot tk*u IUUI A »»»,»«, I,. as and many plays for tele- •• Wo cnu«r> ,„* . ,,, ,5^,. • ABC CAPTIONEO NEWS in a 10-part dramatization be- in "Upstairs, Downstairs." slaton n SomtMn Caaotnu am ha «»,> PORTRAIT OF A NURSE Karenin, her convention- vision. Ken Riddington was A aocunttrtary on tonc* w ol a nm** S ABC CAPTIONEO NEWS (WNJS ginning Sunday evening Feb. **•<* «i law bwt lo help ran by i ainj executive producer. to If* ttt>K |R| II n 30 mn| iNatrMtontK .shows a Ifl* * *»¥ 0* •MID 5 at I. bound, austere husband, is .«, i...I- | 12 00 Eric Porter, whom viewers The lOepisode mini-series, i .Mini;(I.ft* NEWS -YDAVI . IH n TWU0HT ZONE Acknowledged as the Rus- • ' ABC NCWSSRCF know as Soames in "The For- which follows "1, Claudius" • WMDVMMCH <* dmngnam Ian*, an) Form gal 12 30 sian author's greatest work it H0UVW000 CONNECTION 10 00 I MOVE syte Saga," and as Classic on Masterpiece Theatre, was II STAR 1KEK SfwOonaHfnWtong !937CafyGianl after "War and Peace," and 'I tt*» NEWS Theatre's '.Macbeth" produced for PBS by Joan Mm • wove Mae Well M IV ?fl rran 1 as the greatest novel ol mod- Ihwy t *'•- lo Cofdwa I960 Ga»v n,M0« Sullivan of WGBH. Boston TttftMyi butttt ft the LiMffnrxtr home I ace Oil 1971 Ail Mmoke Tti«J» ern realism, "Anna Kare Third party to the eternal Goooei H.u Hayoorin Duatg nw Alistair Cooke is host-narra- ,|:MKMWS »*>i»an ..pulton ol 1916 a LHM NantytvtewvkO^ltl'CKna Hffitl vojng I? htt 1 adnwM who •• obwouwy obMtvtftg nw pint" paints an indicting por- triangle in which Anna is I ILOVIIUCV SUfcaAvM at MOVC tor- • I •SCOWS al clote tangti (R) Two twula Watryng CriatHon Hctton trapped is her partner-in- • cowam a MM m in coMi 1:4S-3:4S-S:45 • JOHMIWILO • .ommano am awgnad ma laak John CatMvetet 'Paid tuhscrphon adultery - rich, aristocratic « CM MWS Imaou ha, rK>tan|,a| CmginHnai O MC OUTLOOK Idewiwxil 11 hi 30 nw 1 ATlANTtC rKrlANDS Aapotl An mynttigalwt; look al pull Count Vronsky, played by MMM « TOOAV M OCIAWAM MerUI ol Honot ioUHNt I? hit 30 100 roi | now talc modain atpotlt n. uan > It, TOMORROW u m OVf R £ASV London 1 HeaRvow Afpotl 11 a caw Stuart Wilson. Levin, the ec- .«>ls Ton* Mutt •««" "« CM. '« LET S MAKE A DEAL hotl Tom Snydut Guatl Bay James >utpf Ihe contatvakve evangakfl who centric nobleman who AT 7:1 SAND!:: "TELEFON" danca) « '• PICCAOIL* CWCUS Hafcl ihoo« Pail On. Noa Staal oca manned lo Itoai Mfcs altochcd lo chooses to live as a peasant. SALUr MO Wd • rNdian i ctatic Mt Kw nay ol 10 30 'wejr bafoont ovef eatletn Eutope I CM MWS. • A SPECIAL KM) OF BOOK I 17 and who is generally re- Dun oilman on mo kvr ., gan|M « M COUNTRY CORNER HELD * 1:JO-l.M-5:J0 I (VtNMO UAOAZMC PO«« » fi a Doantng Ku. p«pM t» I. NEW JERSEY PERSPECTIVE garded as a Tolstoy self-por- iik ( uunlMk Arxaattv (.tx*')gWitt a >a>ad vow ol chaiacWf who TIW I HnlUtlftl OW ItadllKXl Ol ItM; '.MOVC , 7:30-»:JO „»!•» A bWl l«» Guy Hti » «*»nc. Dm knhana toweut. 10 lOkxUiConka Dance a romnionpac.. The I logman 1961 Htcrwvd Wdnwh trait, is portrayed by Robert < NKNIWt RUM t>«am> ol lama and hxlt«i« c omnwHty ac hvilv n New E ngland fc c Dana Anriiew* 11 In ?6 nwi I Swann. "WORLD'S GREATEST I aflAOVMMCH »• early kt/l»wi DfouVH < 10 Amw.a S30 140 HEROES • IOTEU TX TRUTH koni Vie Htdim Mvi if ftac«d at -' • JOE FRANKLIN SHOW "Tolstoy's classic novel has LOVER" r AaCMWI ' MfRV OnrFM t today Oixm JoKn TiavoU Hacad>1g»oi« III been sumptuously brought to I aOWUNO FOR DOLLARS • MOVC J«uo Don Udaan Tanya Wat •» inr NEW oooo NIIQMBOR * CONCENTRATION Taw and Out 1933 W C f «Mt Babe life by a talented cast and II 000 COUPLE Ai«u Waiay Dancatl AWARD 'I > LAVERNE AND SHRIEV l^ltn 11 hi 3b iron I crew," noted the show busi- tl » « MACNU. lEHRi* A iwMUe low on Ian ol 10 wnmwiq 100 RiPOST Nm* Tear ifvt IWH Sfwley(onHorti lacwhai ndudng awial wawt ol me ness "bible," Variety, when LaiMna loaowng a tow Y«ar I Eva ) NEWS « ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Hale ol Kn Jatay "THE paily M «««cli Lanniw i boykand Ink I IpO I; MOW the BBC/London Films pro- li* I round 0* Hnwi Muod EfModi The Innocenli 1962 Debotah Kwi II kfth II 1 l;l;tKIS duction aired In England. "As MI san $1.50 II WHAM I FOREVER FEFMWOOO UcnaH Redgiaye I? hrt I CHOIRBOYS" [RJ Rotw II LVE OP M.EV « MOVC fir as the cast of thousands mnpMla rin kjm Ik (iuetH HMU BIKJUM Tom T Hal Don MM.'OWI Pal Hadan Jaik Muiony IK OOD COUPLE The Mon« ItaB I9» E»? Sommat S* Ouy t Khtf luMl an ok Oletvt Fotd 11 ht 4b mi 1 goes, all are excellent and Il H«ti Aimtliong i« OETTMO ON TOP Of IT >*ll DICK CAVETT SHOW have been masterfully se- M UNUE HOVD «M 206 > NEWSaWCAK Ckjeal Latry Hwett ona ol Ametca t I THOUGHT FOR TODAY lected. Nicola Pagett makes a • 00 moil comtovatMl ccrtampofary a' 220 1 TATUimSi" Mlt Pan • stunning, silently sensuous he- I ' UATCHOAWE > »MASH I MOVC Minn Wnchvilw conwiyyVglhvdiiaii I* the Cloud* HoN By 1947 Hobetl roine; Eric Porter a near-per- • SMANANA '•• THE CSS LATE MOV* nvtf andlrualialanollHnL-* wluahon Wafcti van Helhn I? riis 43 nun I NltfJa Pigett l«» si I tat* (MIW il ir» torr* noiiMal «i a lap> • •• TIC TONtOHT SHOW fect mold of the insecure I CAROL IURNETT ANC 230 tM uidMig to IM paitmlt Hotl Jofmny Cation Guttis Ot II NEWS Karenin; Robert Swann an in- FRIENOS lendon Smln Ipactalticianl Hykn ol ni I 240 • HOLLYWOOD SOUARCS Heddy trait of the social and politi- stantly affecting Levin " l f p R| I, NEWS • If: TIME'S COMPANY • LOVE AMERICAN STYLE 2 45 cal fabric of upper-class Rus- "Anna Karenina" was film' • I'l TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE Jack Janat and Chioiy lm» a buglai II NEWS sia in the 1870's as it centers ed in Budapest, on the Hun- WEEK 2 66 hat IIOMn lhat lanl nionry and Hv 10 The Uan Who WcUd Nol Oe Dotomy (t) biMIMffMMn avod U RopM unH INry can comv 14) • PRAYER on a young society woman's garian countryside and in Malone Keanan Wyrm The ik ton* (Bin (Hi • boat uang the CaitMan n nuntd doomed extra-marital love af- England in locations that * (MllfOn$: • X M BKXWAPHY bypobce IhaFBI andaciMnelynacali; 3 46 fair. create the atmosphere of "IWMMM" .. • 'NONE DAY ATA TIC altM he pchl « a mytlHious pat On hot 36lri tMthday Ann loohi n Ihr tenqet and a yagram INl • NEWS Starring as Anna - a role Moscow and Petersburg that IIWIO» and lor It* toil ton* laak/M a , 360 • MOV* n WCAU EDITORIAL Tolstoy chose as backdrops Tlw Qay Omjtcae I9M fi«d Atla«e 3 55 for his celebrated work. C»noai Rogaif A love ua dancet m JOEL A SPIVAK Theater course pwluet a lady who nllahH ran lot 400 The TV adaptation was anolhet man and ittoes a tlianqe • SEKMONETTE written and produced by Don- xvilaMm I! hit 10 irai I 4 65 will be offered II MONEYMOONEH8 * OWE US THIS DAY 3KD Annual Christmas Concert WEST LONG BRANCH - 2nd w«k DIANE KEATON For the first time, Monmouth College will offer a Winter TIIA At the movies Theatre Workshop. The course will be conducted as WITH mi. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS part of the college's annual ATLANTIC CINIMA— Intercession, which runs from 1KEAT AfCLOONE HltOKlPOII ».» JO 1ATONTOWITONTOWNI Tha Spy Who Lovtd Mi IPGl r IS. Plua 2nd Btfl HN Jan. 3-20. From the outrageous •> -4ND1HE P.TLKNTICCOASTB/ND I— Coo.noouiD.Hy Noon tMurttov NMjM Pflvcr 1*1) IHV 4S IffUTMMOM CINIMA I- No i Besi-SeW * .«M*irv Ann ond Andy IGI 1; Looking COMMUMITY II- Prof. Robert. Huber, direc- m F—turiiM ThGH J.li.f i ForWTooodOtir IBM* M IT.ATHMO'I CINIMA II- tor of Monmouth's Summer Now Show EvMy Sunday MPT I QAP1Y DATtS, DRUMI HOLO Roct For Vour Llla Chorlla Br'own XHM RA1I0 u AIHJI It UMlvi CHOIRBOYS ; .L CMUO CAHTW, 1AM PHIL DCCAM.O, QUIT AH IG) I. HaroailPC)' 9 Theatre, will conduct the •U COVrlN. TMMVtT QAHY VAUNTi, TMOMBONC MIHLOrAUK workshop, guiding partici- C Tha Goodbyi Girl IPOI 1.1. «. I. 10 pants through the preparation Mutlc Maker• CINIMA II- P(ui SptcW Out«( star Cloit Encounlar* ol lh« Third Kind and presentation of a full- Thtatrt* CLARRENCE ClEMMONS PLA1A- length dramatic production, I ThalPV WlwLovti Mf [PGI MM MONMOUTH MMKWIH CIMWKI- UA MIDDLITOWLITOWN I- which will be staged in the WlNKLER BENEFITING UNITED CEREBRAL PAL Tha Warld I Craolatl Lov.r IPOI The Gountltntltl IB)) 1 3030. ] M. s M. 7 M. ARTS St., MO UNI Milaf SAIIY ID.< II.«. t II. tM college's Fine Arts Theatre Ot Monmouth I Ocean Counties and UA aMOOLITOWN II- CENTER W4m n»»«i FIELD WytHov NIoM rtMf Kl J 10. I 10. TelalonlPGI I,!.!. M and will be open to the public. UA MIDDLITOWN III— THE BARN THEATRE of Rumson " KIANI.U.U Tha Choir lovt mi >. < X. 1 1 » "FINDING THE WED. DECEMBER 21 8:J0 P.M. OCIAN TOWNSHIP Enrollment in the workshop IM Adion IPOI • MIOOLIUOOOOHH MOVIIIMOVIIIII - RUMSON HIGH SCHOOL THEATRE LON* MANCH •ogotd•d y AnA n ond AndAdy IIGG II I.I I.lelon Is open to qualified students ONE ALL SCATS RESERVED: SS.00 AWVI1II- IPGlTlO. 1 4S,4S» XI •oaaaov Aim ond Andy IGI I. Soior MIDOLt»«OOLt» « MOVIIOVIII II from other colleges and to YOU LOVE" day NKl Favx I HI I I) I IS.lt RocR * FoF r VouV r LitLt* CChordh * Brown diS 5rt, aSTuSrt." «'?v: in; Atovifl II. IG) I. Tha Choir sort IRI 3.IS. 7:10. members of the community, u c • « H14IH Ot Tta aan M 741 am IIAVIIW MUUI CIHIMA- as well as to Monmouth stu- WINKLES Clot* Encounlart ol Ih* Third Kind IPGl Hi M.S.? JO.10 dents. HELDi • IDIANK MONMOUTH AUTI C1NIIK - Classes will meet daily aaaaaaaMk aataak* laaabaa* I laaak HarotllPGIIIS.I 10 HER0E5| Oot* ErKOunteri ol the Third Kind from I to 10 p.m. IPGl 1.4 JO. MS t » MOVIII IV- Clot* Encounlart ot Ih* Third Kind NEW YEARS EVE PARTT PACKAGE I IPGl] IS. 1.10-IS IHUWttUlY CINIMA I- Telelon IPGl I IS. !

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