D ACE AN The Dai VOL. 107 NO. 151 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878 MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1984 25 CENTS Housing challenge Blast kills 25 prepared HOLMDEL - Mayor Joseph Popok> Mid yesterday that 8 mu- nicipalities have already agreed to in rail tunnel loin a fedtral court challenge of the Mount Uml n daeliloa that or- FLORENCE. Italy (API - An explosion thought to express were blown up by one explosion when the train dered the towns to coastract a "fan- be the work of terrorists ripped through an express train was shout 3.7 miles into the ll.t-mile tunnel under the share" of low- and moderate-Income inside one of Europe's longest rail tunnels yesterday, Apennlne Mountains, 31 miles north of Florence. It was killing an estimated B holiday travelers and Injuring packed with at least 700 people. i are 186, news media and officials said. An RAI reporter in a Uve report from Bologna said to right the Utt state Angelo Manna, an official at the Civil Defense 42 injured passengers were taken to hospitals in that Supreme Court deeWsn that could Ministry in Rome, told The Associated Press in a city. There was confusion over the number of victims force s resonlng of many of the telephone Interview, "We can confirm at least JO dead, because ambulances from Florence, Bologna, Prato and towns. but we believe the number is higher." The state-run RAI other nearby cities were rushing victims from the The communities each have con- television network and the Italian news agency ANSA Isolated area. tributed 93,900 to hire a Manhattan said the death toll was "at least 25," quoting The Italian news agency said the number of victims Uw farm to prepare a salt that they unidentified Civil Defense officials on the number of was expected to increase because rescue workers were nope to file In US District Court in bodies taken to morgues in Bologna and Florence. still trying reach the third-to-last car, believed to be one New Jersey hi early February, he "Evidence indicates that what happened was an of the worst hit. Officials said there may have been at attack probably with a time bomb," Florence Police leaat 70 people in that car. The prepossd rlaai action lawsuit Chief Umberto Catalano told reporters after examining "It was a terrible scene. Hallucinatory," the Italian would argue that the Mount Laval the scene of the explosion. news agency quoted Romeo Marchi, a doctor at the k» Interfere.i with a cltbens "We believe there are around 50 Injured," Menna scene, as saying. "I will never forget It." I corporate munici- said. "It Is very difficult to calculate how many people Toxic fumes prevented him and other rescue workers pal ri

Helmet thief thinks twice BOSTON - The grinch who stole football star Dong Flyiie's favorite helmet has returned it after apparently being softened up by holiday cheer. "I'm in the Christmas spirit, so I'm giving It back," said the young man who dropped the helmet off at The Boston Herald on Saturday. "A lot of people said It wasn't right to take it." Flutie, the Boston College quarterback who won this year's Heisman Trophy, could not be reached for comment, but his father. Richard Flutie, said nil son wu anxious to get the helmet back before the Cotton Bowl contest against Houston on New Year's Day. CUTTING UP — British Prime Minister Margaret The elder Flutie said his son was worried the theft Thatcher clowns with journalists during improm- was a bad omen .'You don't know how superstitious tu Christmas party on her Royal Air Force VC-10 he to," he said. plane over the Atlantic early yesterday. The The unidentified thief, In his mid-20s, said he flight, from Washington, DC, to London, was grabbed the helmet after slipping unnoticed into the Boston College locker room after watching practice the last leg of the leader's world tour. on Thursday. A Prince of a do-gooder Ambassador speaks to graduates ST. PAUL, Minn. - Fans of rock sensation Prince LINCOLN, Neb. - China's ambassador to the have been asked to bring cans of food for the needy United States told graduates at a weekend com- to his series of five hometown concerts this week. mencement that they could "create a better world" "We are extremely energetic and enthused that and called for more US-Chinese cooperation. Prince is concerned about the basic need in "From here you will proudly go to the world out Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang shake hands in there, to claim your own place and build your own ACCORD — Ivan Arkhipov, left, first vice charlman Minnesota," said Pete Ingram, coordinator of the Peking after agreeing on four economic pacts. food drive. happy life," Zhang Wenjia told about 1,200 University ot the Council of Ministers ol the Soviet Union, and About 87.500 seats were sold for the five concerts, of Nebraska-Lincoln graduates Saturday. the first on Sunday night, by the star of the film "But I also see clearly on your shoulders the "Purple Rain," who is a Minneapolis native. responsibility to create a better world — a world free The food donation will go to the Minnesota Food from poverty, disease, social injustice and the Bank Network, which will also receive proceeds danger of war." he said. Chinese, Soviets agree from the sale of 80 tickets for the Wednesday and Thursday concerts, Ingram said. Those tickets sell He acknowledged that China now lags behind for $17.50 apiece. scientifically advanced nations such as the United Protester archbishop mending States "In our current efforts to modernize China, we need to learn from you while sharing with you to sign economic pacts SEATTLE - Roman Catholic Archbishop Ray- our own tested knowledge," he said. mood Hunlhausea. who has protested nuclear PEKING (AP) - China and the It was clear from Yu's remarks Arkhipov's stay. weapons by withholding income taxes, was in stable Ex-mayor may seek office Soviet Union — long estranged over that the 77-year-old visitor, who was Yu told reporters both sides also condition yesterday recovering from a mild heart ideological differences — have the senior economic adviser to agreed to sign a long-term economic attack, church officials said. ATLANTA - Atlanta's first black mayor, May- agreed to sign four economic coop- China during the 1990s era ef cooperation accord for the next five- "His spirits are very good," said Michael Ryan, aard Jackson, who left office nearly three years ago. eration agreements, including a Chinese-Soviet friendship, was not year plan of the two countries, vicar general of the Seattle Archdiocese. says a "lifetime commitment to politics" may 1988-1990 trade pact, the government cutting short the trip to attend the which begins in 19M. He said the prompt him to run again — possibly for the U.S. Ryan said Hunthausen. 63, was admitted to announced yesterday. funeral today of Soviet Defense signing will take place sometime in Senate in 1986 Providence Hospital on Thursday after suffering The agreements were reached by Minister Dmitri F. Ustinov. the first half of 1985 pain for several days. "Periodic change is what keeps the blood flowing, Soviet Deputy Premier Ivan V. "In talking of bilateral relations the interest quickened and the eye alert," Jackson Arkhipov is a member of the The archbishop, who has no history of heart Arkhipov and Vice Premier Yao in the economic, trade, science and problems, will not be able to attend Christinas Mass said in an interview in Sunday's editions of the Soviet Communist Party Central Yilin in Peking, Foreign Ministry technological fields, both sides ex- at St. James Cathedral, said Ryan. Atlanta Journal and Constitution. Committee but not the more power- spokesman Yu Zhizhong told re- ful Politburo, so his presence was pressed their wish to further de- Hunthausen has condemned discrimination against He declined to say for sure whether he will seek porters at a news briefing. homosexuals and withheld half the taxes on his $9,000 the Senate seat now held by Republican Mack not needed in Moscow to decide velop their ties in these fields," Yu "The talks proceeded in a friend- Ustinov's successor. said. annual income to protest the nuclear arms race. Mattinglv ly, mutually understanding and con- Yu said Arkhipov conferred with structive atmosphere," said Yu. He quoted Yao as saying that Yao for a total of four hours in three He quoted Yao as saying "there "over the recent years, our two rounds of discussions held Friday, exists great potential for the two countries have had a jutry good -Saturday and • yesterday. Their countries to further develop econ- beginning in these fields. However, subordinates also met in small omic and trade cooperation, and in in view of potentials that exist groups, Yu said. THE WEATHER these fields, we enjoy broad pros- between two countries, that is far They agreed on the text of three pects We should tap these poten- from enough." tials and translate the possibility pacts covering economic and trade Jersey Shore into reality." relations, science and technology Relations between the two Com- Arkhipov. the highest-ranking exchanges, and creation of a com- munist giants have been poor since Today, becoming partly cloudy. A Moscow emissary to Communist mission to oversee cooperation fti I960, whan the Soviet Union abruptly 30 percent chance of a shower late China in 15 years, arrived Friday for these fields, Yu said. withdrew all aid because of a border in the day. High in the lower 50s. a visit of undisclosed length. Hit He declined to say when the pacts dispute and disputes over ideology Southwest wind 10 to IS mph. tour has been given unusual promi- will be signed or answer other China now views the Soviets as its Tonight, clearing and colder. Low nence by Peking, apparently reflec- questions at the briefing. Pressed main security threat, but has moved in the mid 20s. Northwest wind 10 to ting a wish to improve strained afterward, he said "it is possible" to Improve relations in the economic 20 mph. relations with the Soviets there will be a signing during and cultural exchange fields. Christmas Day. mostly sunny. High in the mid 30s. ocean water temperatures are in the upper 40s. Marine forecast Bizarre donations deluge Watch Hill. R.I.. to Manasquan. N.J. Winds shifting late today to northwest 15 to 25 knots then famine-stricken Ethiopia northerly 15 to 25 knou tonight and 10 to 10 knots tomorrow. ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) - consumption," and some manufac- Monrovia, Calif. The offer was Waves increasing to 3 to 5 feet FRONTS Jordan sent fruit Jam, a British turers sought to donate expired rejected. late today and tonight then decreas- Warm newspaper flew over a chocolate drugs, according to Western David Alexander, a field director ing to 2 to 4 feet tomorrow. ww malted milk powder, the charity diplomatic sources, speaking on for Britain's Save the Children Fair with good visibility through Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded ~—-Stationary Oxfam was offered 35 tons ol condition they not be identified. Fund, said, "A lot of ordinary tilings tomorrow. lasagna noodles, and several New Some relief agencies suggest that sound very sensible but they don't York firms wanted to airlift 50,000 firms in the West may be angling for work." tax writeoffs in donating ware- Tides Weather elsewhere ElPaao 64 1* cdy pairs of shoes — some spiked for "We are short of food," Alex- laatj 92 2fl ck golf, others high-heeled. houses full of goods they can't ander said. FakBanu . 16 09 34 ck Sandy Hook M L Fan*. 02 4 CO, The world has opened its heart to otherwise unload. Albany M a Ck Flagatan 90 .| COy All times Eastern Standard AtouquarQu* Ethiopia's 7.75 million famine vic- "It would be useful if people 44 20 .Oy Grand Rapda 40 22 Cdy listened to what was required rather The Daily Register TODAY. High: 1:51 am and Antanao a Oy GraMFaai 21 01 60 Or tims, their plight movingly depicted Ancnorttga m 20 10 •n GraanaD0ro,N C 46 36 CO, on television screens. But relief than distributing what they wont to 9 II p.m. and low 2:42 am and AVWwte m M 30 coy HajSavd 43 24 Ck get rid of," said Alas Court, a (USPS-H5-M0) 3 24 p.m. ABrvM to 40 CO, M6W6 36 01 12 CO, agencies complain that the best of TOMORROW: High 9 36 am AlMUKdry 41 36 Ck Honolulu 11 84 10 intentions sometimes become costly UNICEF official here. Autbrt S3 N rn Mouaton 64 rn Several New York City footwear by John H Coat and HanVy Ck, and 10:05 pm. and low: 3:26 a.m. Oafcmori 4» 29 -Oy indianapoM 47 24 Ck mistakes when well-meaning people and 4 05 p.m. **°*§ 07 1 36 Ok .lackaon.Ma 60 M Ck try to donate food or goods that distributors gave the Newark, NJ. Mao Onoa SI 37 =Oy Jackjonvilta 76 M CO, famine victims cannot eat or use. Metropolitan Famine Relief Fund Ona nigmai p»ia. SftnMatunr. Hi 07701 For Red Bank and Rumson 03 03 01 =»y Junaau M 11 06 •n 12011 942 4000 bridge add two hours; Sea Bright, Bow* M 31 -Oy KanaaaCny M U Ck The highland people, who have 90,000 pairs of out of-fashion shoes BoMon 42 34 ck LaaVagaa 47 CO, n — ostensibly for people who don't Monmouti Count, Counnouaa. deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, BnwnaMlat •1 63 rn LrmaRocfc 34 Cdy lost years of crops to drought, arc N wear and don't need American-style FnanoU. NJ 0772S deduct 15 minutes; Highlands •uHMo 42 26 •n LMAnpaH 72 M Cdy used to an austere diet of goat meat Burhogton.Vt 36 27 COy LOmavMal 92 X COy and "injera, ' a flat, steamed, shoes. Mamoara ol tia •unciaiia Praaa Tha Aaaooaaad bridge, add 40 minutes CMP« 40 26 ck Luboock 66 33 Cdy 61 11 "We have people sorting them," OwfonJ C COy Mamph* 60 55 c» grayish bread unique to this Horn of naMaprwaad m tianawapapai aa «aa aa m A» « ChwtMton,WV H 32 MajnaSMaH It M (X CO, Africa nation. Desperation has Ralph T. Grant Jr., Newark's City oopalchaa. Sun, Moon Ch«rto«t.N C M 40 COy Mrtmd-Odaaaa 17 37 CO, Council president, said as he ar- Ch*y«nn* 40 10 Ck HaaaMH 37 li CO, made Ethiopians try some new Hainan ol Iha An AU time. Eastern Standard ^rucago 4] 20 COy MWa-Sl Paul 1} 06 04 CO, foods, but many donors seem more ranged delivery here. "We are not Aaaoexion. tia AwM Bu>aau ol C.c Jafcxv M Ma* OncmnMi 46 23 NMhuei 67 27 ck going to send out high-heeled shoes Jaraay Praaa Aaaociafton TODAY: Sunrise 7:18 am;Onsanrj 44 20 COy Na»Onaana 70 M 00y concerned with unloading what they - Sacono Cttaa poauga pu at Dad Ban*. NJ. lutaet 4:33 p.m. ColumtM.se 62 37 Ck NawVork 46 36 ck don't want rather than contributing for someone out in the desert." Cotun«u«.t> 4S 22 CO, Norton.Va 46 45 cdy 07701 Puoaanad oariy new Sat and Sun.. Naar Vaara Oar, Mama* Day. July 4*. laaar Oa». TOMORROW: Sunrise7:18a m ; Coneard.NH 36 26 ck 07 Cir what the victims need, relief Court, of the United Nations 4} TMMagMna Day. and Onaanaa Mat lmYr. DaMfr-FiWorffi coy suaWt 4:34 pm 69 40 OwanomaOiy (2 11 Ck workers say. International Children's Fund, said payama *i aovanoa Last quarter Jan. 16; first quar- 46 22 Ck Omaha 21 Ck the real requirements in Ethiopia D»nv«r M 36 ok Orlando 690 54 COy A North American company of- ter Dec. 30; full moon Jan 9 ; new O«Mc»nM 40 27 COy •Maaalaraa 4* 31 » fered a shipment of tuna fish are for blankets, vaccines, heavy moon Jan 23. OfMrot 41 IS COy Plawiai •1 N COy plastic sheeting, tarpaulins and food •* suspected of being "unfit for human ft** nt My PVJBbunjh 44 n COy the victims can eat: wheat flour, 170/« .TFS. dried milk powder and vegetable oU. i lal/i z. I£ "**? **2i ***** "We got an offer of 1,000 pounds Husak pledges to guarantee religious freedom of ctvinw corned beef from New said David Virtue, 40, a PRAGUE, CMChoslovakia (AP) - President tnp to Vienna in September 1983 to see Pops John Paul II during the pope's visit to Austria. for World Vision Inter- ~waj.Tu.aa. Gtfrtav Husak. in an unusual exchange of letters to guarantee the freedom of religion and religious national, a charity based In * °POSTMA6Tf» | The official reason for the cancellation was ill Oa*yRasMar.FO ta7l wtfk the nation's Roman Catholic leader, has confession." health, oat church sources said at the time the pMaged to guarantee religious freedom in cardinal, now «. had been advised ky the C»#ehoslovakia, the official news agency said He also wished the church leader good health government to stay home. and happiness, CTK said. yesterday. On May IS (be Vatican confirmed that Totnast* Huiak made the statement in answer to a letter It was not clear to what extent Husak's bad invited the pope to visit in April 1M for from Cardinal Franlisek Tomasek, who-wished remarks may signal a departure from the ceremonies on the 1,100th anniversary of the the president "success in ensuring a contented regime's tough policy toward the Roman Catholic death of St. Methodius, who brought Christianity IKi of all citizens of the country in an increasingly Charch, which has included harsh criticism of to Bohemia and Moravia. However, the senrc peace all over the world," the official CTK Pops John Paul II, and widespread reports of Czechoslovak government has not formally 4rs agency said. harrassmsnt and imprisonment of be- invited the pontiff.

> > B Husak,, who is also Commnist Party cchieft , wu BB ^4Bfea fl^babaB»a^Bfe^Bt TaTa'naa^Bh aavfai '^ aaha'^ak^afbaakaBk atB at*BkaB^ak__^B^ahahfaaBkBBaBk^bdBka^afe*ai qaoted as saying "la harmony with the constitat- Tomasek has had repeated problems with the rouvwtng fiMM • pMit, -wirciranoiuii tlosand the laws of our state we i Communist regime. He did not make a planned might be the first indication of whether the government's approach has riaiajsil. CTK said Tomasek wrote t» Haaak on the occasion of GhriAmas and New Years He Plant operating license denied reportedly assured the president "of bis personal NEW DELHI, India (AP) - A government rejected Union Carbide's application for renewal Mpport. as well as the support of aU believing efflcial has refused to renew the operating license OB grounds of "breach of provisions of safety." csttMi la this effort" to snare happiness of ail k Ms reply, Husak said: "We sincerely esteem the U.S.-based multinational corporation's apeU- all those, who, irrespective of a difference of the News of India said today. pMloa-shical eonvtctloa and religious The news usury said the chief inspector of bsfare the gas disaster. UNI said. It said the contribute to the prosperity of M the state of Madhya Pradesh had rejection was issued Dec. 14. I sod the preearvstiou of peace. MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1064 THE NATION Patient Lawford remains critical U» ANGELES (AP) - BrMth enjoys actor Peter Uwford remained in He was enable to return for crttteel condition in • coma yester- lilmiag pec. 17. aad aaother actor (toy, MM week after bets* hoepital- was cast in the rale, according to il with an oadlaciooed IHnest, • officials at ITC Ptetares. Twdeys holiday later, he slipped into a pom*. _ camtmcmmtmcm to said Rw WWUM, epokesman for "Malice la Wonderland" Is BY STEVE SWIFT rival gossip columnbrts LoaeUa *"itTttTi nmaliMwttftf renter LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Wil- 1 by Elisabeth Tay- The oatar* of the U-yaar-oM liam J. Schroeder, the artificial actor's alfaDMt kat not been dis- heart recipient recovering from a closed at the request of hl» wife, Jaae Alexander. Uwford was play- series of strokes, spent a quiet day Patricia, hospital officials laid. tnff an agent in the flbn. which is set with his family yesterday as they United,a termer baaed? fem- In the lMts and lM9s sirhanged a few Christinas gifts. Uy fa-fanr, wa* beapitallaed Dec. 16, Uwford's previous marriage to The 52-year-old retired federal tw» days alter ba had been visibly Patricia Kennedy, the sisteV of employee remained in the critical U! white filming a null part In the former President John F. Kennedy, care unit at the Humana Heart CBS-TV movie "Malice la Wonder- ended in divorce in 1M. Institute International He was In serious but stable condition, with a good appetite, hospital officials Shoppers battle guards said. Physical therapy exercises, at HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Fifty and onlookers helped him break free least one short walk in his room and officers reinforced with dogs re- icveral tunas. the visit with' his family were the stored order at a suburban shopping Several of the officers called to only activities Humana officials center after shoppers battled secur- um Mil IIVUI suiiuumung «v disclosed yesterday. ity guards following aa attempt to muntties suffered minor cuts and arrest a man for shoplifting, "They have asked for privacy. bruises to the fracas, which tasted 4» They don't want much excitement," minutes to an hour. The disturbance said Robert Irvine, a Humana "There were a lot of people who was not queued until two K-9 units spokesman. were Jest pushing, shoving and FATAL CRASH — Los Angeles County coroner Including a woman holding a baby, police said. A Schroeder was given a Jarvik-7 Impeding us," one Swatara Town- personnel remove one ol the bodies recovered car chased by state police slammed into another Beaton was arraigned before Dis- plastic and metal artificial heart on ship police officer said of Saturday's from a downtown Los Angeles traffic accident vehicle at an intersection causing a four-car trict Justice Samuel J. Magaro on Nov. 25. On Dec. 13, he suffered melee. "The situation was out of charges of retail theft, simple yesterday afternoon. Two parsons were killed accident, according to officials. three small strokes. Specialists control when we arrived. We were assault and riot. He was being bald spent the weekend studying results just trying to get the main trouble- In Dauphin County prison in lieu of of tests performed to detect blood makers." •50,000 bail. clots in the artificial heart or in the The disturbance started when Three other men were charged in brain. mall security guards attempted to the disturbance, including one who Police hunt subway gunman Doctors want to know if the arrest a man suspected of shop- had been arrested at the mall in a But he said that the statements strokes were caused by clots that lifting front a clothing store. similar incident a week earlier, NEW YORK (AP) - Hundreds of The Increased police presence were not confirmed, and that no formed in the pump and then broke A witness said the man, identified police said. police patrolled toe city's subways would continue today. Police Com- and posted 1,200 filers yesterday in charges were leveled against the missioner Benjamin Ward said, loose, moving through the blood- by police as Brian Benton, 21, A Juvenile was cited and released, stream and blocking blood vessels in threatened and punched the guard, police said. their hunt for a man who walked up wounded men. Dillon said. because "riders on our transit to four teen-agers en a train, pulled "It's a bad thing to take the law system should not be endangered by the brain. a gun and- shot them, saying they had into your own hands," Dillon said. such violence." Specialists from the nuclear tried to rob him. "And he'll be arrested for that and Police also laid 214 new transit medicine department at Vanderbilt Gas prices dip below Panicked passengers scattered as charged." officers would begin duty today, as University Medical Center in Nash- LOS ANGELES (AP) - For the the national average price for all the gunman silently entered the car Police found no trace of the had been scheduled previously. ville, Tenn , conducted a pair of first time since summer, gasoline grades of gasoline at both self- and and wounded the four friends Satur- gunman, described aa blond and age WUliam McKechnle. chief of the radloisotope scans that provided prices are dipping below the II per full-service stations dropped during day afternoon. The man helped two 30 to 45. The pistol used in the Transit Police union, called the Images of the interior of Schroeder's heart. gallon mark at a targe number of the week by 1.13 cents to $1.17 per women to their feet and spoke with shootings was described as a 9mm order "a hysterical reaction" to the stations, an oil Industry analyst said gallon. a conductor before jumping to the or .357-caliber Magnum. shooting and warned that the reg- Humana officials said results of yesterday. • tracks and fleeing through the the testa may be announced Mon- That is the lowest since March At the request of Mayor Edward ular officers were unfamiliar with tunnel in lower Manhattan. day. "The dollar prices are showing up 1M9, when the price was 11.119, I. Koch, police sent about 675 station layouts. all over the country, but the trend "Are you a cop?" the conductor AJlt Yoganathan, a chemical engi- Lundberg said. regular force officers into subway "He might not be in as much seems to be strongest in the asked, according to an Investigator. neer at the Georgia Institute of Wholesale prices also were down stations yesterday afternoon, free- trouble aa be thinks he Is," ssid Sgt. Southeast and Southwest," said Dan to 81. l cents per gallon before taxes, "No," the man replied calmly. James Levlson. "We won't know his Technology, said Saturday that Lundbarg. the lowest since December 1979. "They tried to rip me off." ing about 3,000 officers of the mechanical valves should not be Transit Police force to patrol trains side of the story until we talk to He said his semimonthly survey Because wholesale prices have "We believe the story" given by used in man-made hearts. of 17,500 stations nationwide found been falling faster than pump the gunman, said Sgt. Morris only. ninv His research for the U.S. Food about five percent had prices of prices, dealers' profit margins were Bltchatchi of the city's Transit and Drug Administration indicated under » a fallen for regular leaded the biggest in five years, reaching Police. "We have no reason to doubt that all metal valves now in use gasoline et self-service outlets. IS.56 cents per gallon. it until we come up with something create turbulence strong enough to Self-service stations account for The margin was 13.96 cents In else." Russian roulette fatality damage Mood cells and platelets, almost 75 percent of the nation's July 1B79 during the Iranian revol- At a news conference last night, NEW YORK (AP) - A 25-year- the hammer fell on empty elements of blood associated with, retail gasoline sales. ution and had dropped to as little as Deputy Police Chief Richard Dillon old woman was killed at her own chambers, O'Donnell said. clotting, Yoganathan said. Lundberg's survey also found that 7.67 cents per gallon since then. would not specify what witnesses Christmas party by a guest who Cortijo was arrested and charged Meanwhile, Dr. Albert R. Jons*n., fired a »-caliber revolver while told police. He said one of the four yesterday with homicide, criminal chief of medical ethics at the* playing a version of Russian roulet- victims was not cooperating. possession of s dangerous weapon University of California in San te, police said. Francisco, said he will ask the "All I can tell you is that their and reckless endangerment, said Convicted cop kills self statements are not totally inconsis- Wanda Torres died of a gunshot National Academy of Science's gov- WHEELER, Texas (AP) - A to plan this." tent with what the trainman has told wound to the head at 11 p.m. police Sgt. Peter Ruane. erning council to study the moral, former police officer convicted of Maynard, who was sentenced in was related to him," Dillon said. Saturday, Sgt. Raymond ODonaell "From the indications I have, be ethical and economic questions murdering his wife killed himself 19(1 to SO years in prison but won a "Whether it was a robbery or an said. was playing the game," Ruane ssid raised by the artificial heart project outside the courtroom Just minutes new trial on appeal, bad been left extortion or an infringement upon Before firing the fatal bullet, when asked if Cortijo was playing when the committee,, meets next after the verdict waa delivered, alone in the room Saturday after- another person's right to sit there, Pedro Cortljo, 23, aimed the pistol Russian Roulette, or whether the month in Washington. " officials said. noon after the Jury found him guilty we have those kinds of statements." Preston Wayne Maynard, 41. shot of murdering Bis 40-year-old wife, st at least three other people, but whole group was playing. himself "right through the heart" Shirley, at their home on Dae. 10, with a Si-caliber revolver in a law 19(0, Hamilton said. library room, said Assistant District Attorney Scott Hamilton "We don't know where be get the More national gun," Hamilton said. "He was out on bond, so be had four or five days news, B6 taoo SUfERReED.. * FREE OFFER! * ttoo I Retail value including shipping and handling | SSfflSS: In free supplies when you buy either a

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"We have the light kind of ments returned them after bearing Valerie and other children who may be awaiting New Jersey la the f rock, bat we also have the highest that she and her little friends thought the theft meant there would early 21st century. thought the thefts meant "Santa be no Christmas. population density In the country * .9 **1 New Jersey U one of 17 states and concerns about our water stipp- wasn't coming." "I let them know that for a few under study by the federal Depart- The decorations, ranging from a families, Christinas would be ruin- ment of Energy in its search fer a few bulbs to MO sets of lights and ed. It actually touched home," be In its hunt for a second waste second storage site that may be built storage site, the federal government tall electric candles, were taken said. for the thousands of tons of atomic about two weeks ago from outside Winters, who told high school is examining crystalline rock forma- waste generated by the country's tions in an arc of states swinging the home where Valerie Wellington students during assemblies how the nuclear power plants and weapons. lives and from about a dozen other small children were affected, said from Minnesota to South Carolina. These highly radioactive wastes That type of rock is considered best homes in this small community 30 the boys who took the decorations are not expected to decay to safe miles west of Atlantic City. apparently were continuing a for storage of radioactive waste levels for at least 10,000 yean. because it would shield the ma- And the sparkling glitter of the scavenger hunt game that began at The federal search for a second Halloween. terials from water and is also strong Christmas season was soon dimmed site is in its earliest stages. But New and chemically stable. as residents invother areas of the In the high school, health teacher Jersey officials already say that, Gordon said New Jersey's Gloucester County town took down Joseph Keys placed a cardboard box like virtually everyone else in the their displays so they would not be next to his desk and told students crystalline rock formations sweep in ONE CHECKUP FOR THE ROAD — Traffic waits at a Stale Police country, they do not want the a narrow band through the north- stolen, police said. they could place the items there nuclear vault. checkpoint on Route 46 near Parsippany late Saturday night. The west part of the state, Including The children apparently had just without fear of punishment. "Our basic feeling is that there watched a television Christinas "I said, 'You just ruined a lot of checkpoint was one of a number set up across the state to check portions of Warren, Hunterdon, certainly are many more suitable Sussex, Morris, Somerset, Passaic show in which Santa Claus said he people's Christmas. Think of the for drunken drivers on the holiday weekend. places than New Jersey for this," would not visit unless all the consequences. Think of Scrooge," and Bergen counties. Christmas lights were turned on, Keys said. Much of the land Is covered with said police Chief Frank Winters. Keys said lights were put in the parks, she said, which the federal Valerie was devastated. box and other decorations and lights government has said it will not use "Daddy, this really is a lousy were returned at the police station. Authorities probe blaze for the storage site. Christmas. " her father, Wayne, About 90 percent of the items New Jersey officials have already recalled her saying as she sat on his were recovered, Winters said. No urged the government to include lap after discovering that two large charges are expected to be filed in population density and threats to candles in front of their home were the incident and punishment will be groundwater as criteria in selecting that killed four toddlers a burial ground. stolen. Her father said he had told left up to parents, police said. her "we put the lights out so he "New Jersey thinks it is very "Overall, the kids were super IRVINGTON (AP) - Authorities ment on the case and referred all ments in the two-story building are (Santa) could see the house." unlikely we'll be selected as a when things were pointed out to were investigating yesterday toe questions to the Essex County vacant and the fourth was rented by "She was just sitting there and them," Keys said. "Maybe some of candidate," Gordon said. "We're circumstances surrounding the prosecutor's office, where the tele- Davis, who was not at home when just not convinced we have a lot ol tears were coming to her eyes and them got the true Christmas spirit. deaths of four unsupervised young phone went unanswered yesterday. the blaze erupted shortly after 6 it just mined everything for me," I think the kids learned a heck of a wide-open space that will hnM m children in a fire that was apparent- Essex County Arson Squad officials p.m. Saturday. well to all the things they'll have to Wellington said lesson." ly ignited by candles used to light also would not comment. As for Valerie Wellington. "She's consider." Winters said the children became their home where electric service Deputy Fire Chief Robert Davis said she left her children tickled pink. She's constantly run- convinced that "Santa was the one had been shut off, officials said Solewski identified the children as for about five minutes to shop at a Federal energy officials are cur- ning to the window to make sure taking the lights because he was yesterday. Antoine, 4, Earl, 3, Samera, 2, and corner store, and when she re- rently studying literature that de- mad at them There was no question they're still there. But she's happy," Deputy Fire Chief John Gaynor Eric, 1. turned, she found firefighters battl- scribes the land under consider- in their minds that Santa wasn't her father said. said the mother of the children. He said Davis told authorities she ing the blaze, Solewski said. ation. Field studies aren't scheduled coming." "I think it restored a little faith Sandra Davis. 26, was being ques- put candles in the bedroom and the to begin until September 1M6. in our community," Winters said. Police Sgt Gary Hansen gathered tioned by authorities. bathroom up high so the children Three finalist sites are to be some suspects together at the local "Christmas wasn't lost." But Solewski said other witnesses Irvington police would not com- couldn't reach them. told police that Davis may have left named in October 19(1. a final site Neil Brown, a spokesman for the house as early as 4 p.m. is to be designated in March 1998. Public Service Electric It Gas Co., and the second site Is to be said electricity was disconnected on Solewski said the fire emitted operational — if it is built — in April Four die on state roads Dec. 7 after no payment was made thick smoke which overcame the 2007. since July and a bUl of 1710.13 had children. . The multi-billion dollar first site By The Associated Press separate accidents since 6 p.m. accumulated. is scheduled to be opened by 19W the car she was driving ran off "They probably didn't know A 19-year-old Cresskill man died Friday. Route 30 in Winslow Township and Brown said the account was held and is to be designed to hold 70,000 by a woman named Brenda Sim- enough to get out," said Fire metric tons of radioactive wastes. when the driver of the car he was Irene Seick. 31. of Mount Holly, struck a utility pole and tree, said Director Joseph Gallagher riding in fell asleep at the wheel, died when the car she was driving police dispatcher Chester Reese. monds, adding that he did not know Federal energy officials estimate bringing to four the number of was struck head-on by another Reese said the accident is under her relationship to Davis "There were no smoke detectors that the 89 licensed nuclear power people killed on New Jersey's vehicle on Friday night, said state investigation. "It's tragic that what happened, in the building." said Gallagher, plants and those under construction roadways during the holiday week- trooper Peter Vanlderstine of the And in the Burlington County happened," said Brown. He said noting that the building was recently will have created 140,000 tons of end Red Lion barracks. She was pro- township of North Hanover, a 10- neither Davis nor the account holder sold at a sheriff's sale and was waste before they are retired, Davis Truesdale. 18. fell asleep nounced dead on arrival at Ran- year-old boy who was riding a had applied for protection under a scheduled to be renovated. making a second dump necessary state program that prevents utilities shortly before 6 a.m. yesterday cocas Valley Hospital in Will- bicycle was killed Saturday after- But Gordon said she believes that from turning off service to some Solewski said that when fire- while driving back from Atlantic ingboro. he said. noon when he failed to yield to a with the growth of nuclear power City, said Sgt George DeFranco of Seick was driving westbound on westbound vehicle on County Road customers during the winter fighters arrived, flames were shoot- months. ing from the rear bedroom where all now lower than once projected, the Bloomfield barracks of the state Route 530 in Southampton Township 537, said state police Trooper C. there may eventually be no need for Solewski said three of the apart- four children were found. police. when her car was struck by a Kelcourse of the Ft. Dix barracks. a second storage site. DeFranco said the car veered vehicle driven by Donald Slice. 20. onto the grassy median of the of Pemberton, said Vanlderstine. Garden State Parkway in Wood- The trooper said Slice's vehicle bridge and flipped over several crossed the center line. times. Passenger Brian Bushey was Stice, who was charged with ejected from the car. the officer driving under the influence of al- said. cohol, was hospitalized at Burl- Truesdale was taken to JFK ington County Memorial Hospital in Medical Center in Edison where a Mount Holly. nursing supervisor said he was in In Camden County Saturday stable condition. morning, 37-year-old Barbara Ann Three other people were killed in Diersing of Philadelphia died when Hunters kill deer in record numbers TRENTON (AP) - New Jersey's overall economy of the state based 125.000 hunters have killed a record on the number of deer hunters and OPEN: number of deer this year, and what they spend, said George P. officials say the overall "harvest" Howard, assistant director. 11-7 MonSat of bucks could reach 25,000 for the At the start of the deer hunting seven-week bunting season. season in early October, there were 12-5 Sundays "This deer harvest is a testament about 135,000 deer in New Jersey, to the effectiveness of New Jersey's Cookingham said. deer management program," said Legal and illegal hunters, car Russell Cookingham, director of the accidents - which kill about 10,000 state Division of Fish, Game and deer annually — and natural causes Wildlife. are expected to lower the state's The deer management program deer population to 95,000 by spring, erased county lines and divided the when baby deers are born, Cook- state into ecological zones to ingham said. "provide a healthy deer herd densi- Although the kill on the opening ty" that is in balance with its day of the buck hunting season Dec. habitat, officials said. 3 was lower than last year, the 9 By using computers to estimate state's hunters went on to set a the deer population and record the record of 11,216 deer for the week- kills in each area, "we know how long regular firearm hunt that ended SB4* " many permits to issue in each zone Dec. 8, said Cookingham. so we don't overharvest or under- The number compares to the harvest," Cookingham said. 10,121 deer killed last year and Cookingham said 35 percent to 40 breaks the record of 10.485 set in percent of the state's deer are killed 1(81. annually through proper manage- The two-day hunt of antlerless ment to ensure that habitats can deer — does and juvenile deer — on support existing deer and the nerds Dec. 12 and Dec. 13; the five-week will grow. archery hunt in October; and the "It is a legitimate recreational nine-day bunt with single-shot use of a renewal source," he said. muzzle-loading rifles that ended New Jersey's deer herd is worth Saturday is expected to add up to the about ISO million a year to the new record, Cookingham said. Man accused of fraud to get mail of the dead HARRISBURG (AP) - A New Westville. N.J., Hummelstown, Pa., Jersey man is accused of stealing and Lebanon, Pa. and used the money by assuming the identities of names of at least four dead people dead people and having their mail between July and November, ac- forwarded to post office boxes in other towns. cording to an information filed by the US. attorney in U.S. Middle The U.S. attorney hen has charged Paul Lyle Saltier of Wood- District Court here. bury with mail fraud and filing a Spitler allegedly used information false claim for a federal income tax on a bank statement received at one refund of tt», The Patriot eews- bos and withdrew by nail 95.000 ; paper reported over the weekend. from a Harrisbarg bank account of I Spitler was ace wed of appearing one deceased person, the infor- ; at the post offiet in the town where mation said. - a deceased person bad lived. Ideat- He is being add in Dauphin . ifying himself as the person and County Prison wtthoat bail. Arraign- 1 directing that mail be lorwaided to ment U scheduled for Friday before tpnotker pest office box. US. Middle District Jadge Sylvia He alfitiflj operated boaee In Rambo. (201)389.1660 MONDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1964 Business AS Your typical American is on the road again

know the wrong people.) By SYLVIA PORTER a return to mobility across the Hertz's nationwide sample took How do you make your trips? breaks it down to 44 trips yearly for You. a typical American, living in entire spectrum. buses, trains, taxis, or other non-car Walk, bicycle, roller skate? Use each business person traveling at a ON-THE ROAD FOOD comes to • saburb. an exurb or even in a big "Mass transit" really is appli- conveyances for any of the SS4 can, vans, tracks, buses, taxis, cost of $2,047 each, about 31 6 cents f 1,050 per business traveler, or •ity itself, are "on the go" again cable only to our giant metropolitan million miles a year (22.4 miles a limousines, drive-yourself units. • mile. Do you fit? I don't - and I'm 113 50 a meal. These totals are what American travel consumers told the vrter nearly a decade of travel areas (New York. Chicago, etc. i. day > they commute. trains, ships, planes? a bona fide business traveler (ex- cept I do not use my personal car). pollsters they spent, not what res- utbacki. you're returning to your Otherwise, you rely on bases and Our mobility Is astounding. Back Whatever you do. you're not doing irivate car* tor trips - long or trains for less than 3 percent of your in 1B83. the last full year for which VACATIONS: A full US million taurants and motels report they take what you were expected to do. Let's Americans report a yearly average in. Unless they're all eating at cheap ihort. vacation or business. What- travel either for vacations or busi- figures are available, our mobility break down the Hertz totals into ever, you're back. ness jaunts. Even to commute. oame to more than IS trillion mile*, of 5.7 pleasure trips lasting a diners e» route. $13.50 per meal your lifestyle and mine. doesn't impress me. How about Auto fuel costs are down. Financ- Americans use private wheels pri- or 33.4 per person per day. We spent weekend or more. Each travels marily 92 percent of the time. This nearly $887 billion coming and going COMMUTING: Even If it's just a about 5,438 miles a year, some 997 you? ing costs are down. OPEC - the short trip from suburb to city office, once unbeatable oil cartel - is is the surprising finding of Hertz - 313 cents a mile. It took one-third miles a trip. That adds up to an OTHER TRAVEL - such as Corp.. RCA s No. 1 car-truck leasing of our national personal income! As it ranks as a commute - and I would enormous total of 625 billion va- family, school, shopping and church struggling. It has taken us time to have guessed (logically) that the realize it. but the trends are on our and renting unit. In fact, only IS travelers, we spent 57 nights away cationer miles. And all by private errands, plus truck mileage -- adds commute would be by bus or side now and we are responding with percent of the workers polled in from home. car? another 1.13 trillion miles at a cost carpool, or similar inexpensive con- of 1343 billion. 30.3 cents a mile veyance. But more than seven out of But the survey does touch home That boosts the domestic total to 10 respondents (74 percent) report when it reveals that more of us 2.171 trillion miles plus 150 billion in Was Ebenezer frugal or tight? they use their own car for commut- crowd into the family car. as overseas mileage. ing! The next largest percentage - passengers, on vacations. That The statistics will go out of your 9 percent - drive a company car. As phenomenon is obvious if you ever head even as you skim them. But no By ANDREW LECKEY 1350 daily in investment income dividends later in life, when he will a Manhattan dweller, plagued by stop at a motel or hotel as night matter. Smaller or older though Ebenezer Scrooge couldn't have from his slocks and bonds, an be in a lower tax bracket. gridlock whether on foot or in a taxi, nears and watch the cars unload your own private car may be. been so generous in his sunset years amount he anticipates will increase I shouldn't be surprised. But I am. (not counting infants in arms). It's shorter and less venturesome if he hadn't played shillings clow to next year "without really trying." Still maintaining an office at BUSINESS TRIPS: More than understandable that vacationers (SS though your trips may be. the his money belt before be met From the time he was 32 until be Harris Bank Young gives more than half of the roughly 52 million percent) use their private cars and figures do add up to one basic- Marley's ghost that fateful was SO, Young bought and sold a lot 100 talks a year around the country business travelers say they make also that even 1 percent admit they message. A full decade has passed Christmas Eve. of stocks - many inexpensive - but to bank, corporate and trade-as- these jaunts in personal cars. All the use a company car for personal since OPEC forced us off the road 01' Ebenezer was tight. Cheap? since then be has specialized in the sociation groups - all about how to other means of transportation ac- pleasure jaunts. (I would hike that Now we're back. And we're on the higher-quality Issues that would pay Let's say ... frugal. be tight with a dollar. count for the other half. Hertz 1 percent considerably, but maybe I go"! According to two "conservative spenders" with solid financial credentials, the discipline of socking away hard-earned bucks each week and watching them mount up can be practiced today as easily as ever before. Thrifty lifestyles provide all the personal finance tricks needed. "I was always frugal since I was a child, and when my mother would give me five cents for a Popslcle, I'd save it instead," explains (0-year- old Roland Barstow, who worked his way up to become the tenaciously cost-cutting chairman of Bell Feder- al Savings of Chicago. "And, even now, my own family doesn't buy anything that isn't on sale, and my wife has always made her own clothes." Fred J. Young, retired Harris Bank trust counselor and ndw a lecturer and author of "How to Get Rich and Stay Rich," fell in love with his wife, Grace, In an unusual -- and not entirely romantic - manner. "I was at her place for dinner and, when I went to the washroom, I saw that she had grafted the sliver of old soap onto the brand-new soap bar," Young, 70. smiles approvingly. "I was so Impressed that I knew then that she'd be a fine wife." Besides being blessed with spouses that shared their predilec- tion for pennies, both men made personal commitments to paying interest only when absolutely necessary. Barstow didn't buy a car until he'd been married seven years, so he could pay for it with cash. Young bought both his first car and bouse with cash. "Sacrifice is the key," said Barstow, "because for the last 40 years I've heard people complain that It's hard to save. Today there are more incentives than ever before, such as individual retire- ment accounts." Young, who like Barstow wasn't born wealthy, religiously put aside and invested enough during the course of 27 years at Harris Bank to retire in 1979 a bona fide millionaire. "I believe everyone must do their own thing when investing, but for me it was- the stock market," explains Young, who lives with his wife in a modest two-story frame home in Winnetka, III. "1 started in IBM and for the first five years I was married, we'd live off my wife's salary and Invest every dollar of mine. It Is a slow process and you may have 14.000 one year and only 14,800 the next, but we didn't give up. The first $100,000 Is tough, the second easier. The same with the second million, I expect." A saver should put a set amount of money into a basic savings account as a parking lot until the money can be moved Into higher- interest Investments, he says. Someone whose temperament isn't suited to the fluctuations of stocks, or who doesn't wish to get involved in money market funds or other investments, can keep savings in a bank or thrift institution account. It aU adds up. Young earns about

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WASHINGTON - It* not a pretty SLOW MOTION AT IRS: At this lime of year when things fail to arrive on time. Established in 1178 - Published by The IWlMk Register ChrMmaa (Men: thsasaads ef starving Ehii sioddssa mil* after nun) eav its fisslnaatiU to blame the Metal A Capital Cities Commuaicatioaa lac. Newspaper after day, inin UMenree heat across the service. But taranyon e try** to do ped plains, trying desperately to business with the Internal Revenue Ser- JAMES B. McKEARNKY. JR. •ea-parcfeed vice, it's more likely to be the bagman Prendrnl awl P«bM»»i«r makke it to to a release osnp before they die of starvation sad orhauttlon. Many - *o» JACK than the mailman who's to blame. nway - wf wil"l volunteer to work in the STRICTLY PERSONAL: I just re- IRC remains what It set out tobe : a highly terrible heat and primitive conditions of ceived s letter from' Amnesty Inter- mobile, non-iectarian relief agency the refugee camps. The committee has national's communications director, Mary specializing in what Cherne calls "trying recruited s dosen volunteers for medical Daly. She was upset at my recent report to regard people ai human." teams this month, but more are needed. that the State Department's human rights. Cherne is able to report lucceu with the At the meeting hi New York, Cherne bureau bad criticised the Nobel Prise- IRC relief service* in Thailand (for yielded the floor to s longtime board winnlng organization for devotmg more Cambodia, Laotian and Vietnamese refu- member, the Norwegian actress Uv space to the U.S. judicial system than to gees), Pakistan (for Afghan refugees), UUmann. Tears welled ap hi her eyes are Cuba or North Korea in its latest report Lebanon, Hong Kong, Central America as real as the refugees she has seen and on individual liberties. and Europe, as well as the resettlement helped on the African desert. "The suggestion that Amnesty Inter- centers in this country. Ms. UUmann point* out, tellingly, that national's 1984 annual report is unfair to Bat then the agenda reaches Ethiopia, the NBC show that created such s stir the United States and partial to Cubs is and the reports are all the same: It is s consisted largely of a single recent BBC silly," she wrote. "One would hope that crisis of unimaginable proportions. film. The rest was old tape from the people In the State Department human The IRC has set up food distribution and network's Hies. "I see children going rights bureau would read the report and medical centers at six camps in the Sudan, across the screen I knew four years ago not simply count the pages. just across the Ethiopian border. Cherne who are no longer alive," the said. "Must "Amnesty International ... does not said the IRC chose to locate its relief the world see pictures of little skeletons compare countries or human rights viol- outlets in the Sudan to avoid politically In the sand before something Is done?" ations, but makes public the information motivated interference by the Marxist Readers who would like to share the available on violations ...." Obviously, government of Ethiopia. The committee holiday spirit with the world's refugees there's more information available on can be sure that all its food and medicines can send donations to the IRC at 386 Park U.S. courts than on human rights viol- reach victims of the famine, and are not Ave South. New York, NY. 10018 ations In a communist dictatorship. Self-Styled 'Gods' in schools WASHINGTON - The campaign for anyone else. It is a phony argument, moments of silent prayer, meditation, unworthy of people claiming a closeness contemplation or whatever In public to God, to say that non-Christian children schools is on in full force. West Virginians need not be offended by a silent prayer have amended their constitution to require requirement since they can pray to Allah, 30 to 60 seconds of "silent prayer." CARL or the sun, or just sit and contemplate Some American* who have fought all their navels. their lives to maintain a genuine separ- ROWAN It Is Inherently offensive sad In- The Nativity ation of church and state are now telling vssionary for the state to say toan y me and other civil libertarians that we captive audience - no, any group of ought "to give a little." The idea is that citizens, captive or not - that the moment And it came to pass in those days all people. For unto you is born this if we acquiesce In this notion of an agent has come for s public display of religiosi- that there went out a decree from day in the city of David a Saviour, of the state, the teacher, announcing a ty- moment of silent prayer, the people trying Caesar Augustus that all the world which is Christ the Lord. These public rituals of "faith" and to turn public schools Into Sunday schools they are to pray, meditate, sulk or should be taxed. "patriotism" are disgusting on their And this shall be a sign unto you; will relent. whatever - and especially, no advice a* to faces. They slso make decent citizens (And this taxing was first made Ye shall find the babe wrapped In Well, I am not about to give one Iota, which god to whom they are to pray. vulnerable to the meanness snd stupidity when Cyrenius was Governor of swaddling clothes, lying in a manger. because the prsyer-ln-the-echools people But the intentions of those who sponsor of people swept up In their own grandiose 1 amendments and Syria). will never give up until every child ha* 'silent prayer ' ai notions of their patriotism and godliness. And suddenly there was with the been bent to the winds of their notions of laws are obvious. They throw around such And all went to be taxed, every one I enjoy singing our national anthem angel a multitude of the heavenly religion and morality. cliches as, "Put God back into the before football games; It adds to that into his own city. host, praising God, and saying: For the unthinking and the undlscero- classroom," as though It never occurred martial atmosphere of hit 'em again, And Joseph also went up from ing, that constitutional change In Wast to them that If God Is the all-powerful, harder, harder and all that stuff. But I am Glory to God in the highest, and on omniscient, ever present superior being Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, Virginia 1* just s tolerable little religious constantly amazed by the splenetic fury earth peace, good will toward men. crumb that we can throw to the religious that church dogma says He (or She) is, people display when the old Star- into Judea, unto the city of David, then no collection of mortals can take God And it came to pass, as the angels warriors. But the compromiser* had Spangled Banner Is sung. I've heard fans out of schoolhouses or anyplace else. God which is called Bethlehem; (because better consider a few facto and realities. shout, "That traitor isn't standing up!" were gone away from them into can be any place God chooses to be. he was of the house and lineage of There is not and never has been "That bum still has his hat on!" And I heaven, the shepherds said one to David). anything tosto p any child In West Virginia West Virginia Illustrates the truth that have soaked in the unspoken assumption another, Let us now go to even unto from praying silently, at any Urns in any the advocates of state-ordered prayer In To be taxed with Mary his espoused that people who place their right hands Bethlehem, and see the thing which is school day. So the obvious purpose of this public schools want to put (SET tTAL) over their hearts when the national wife, being great with child. West Virginia exercise is to establish a themselves (END ITAL) and (SIT ITAL) come to pass, which the Lord hath anthem is played are more patriotic than And so it was that, while they were government role In the sponsorship of their (END ITAL) views Into the those who don't. made known unto us. prayer in public school*. classrooms of America. United Press there, the days were accomplished I suppose the cream of the "religious" We have this state setting aside 30 to( 0 International quoted A. James Mancfaia, And they came with haste, and In West Virginia will be the schoolchildren that she should be delivered. seconds during which students may, West Virginia's secretary of state, as found Mary and Joseph, and the babe who kneel, and the "unworthy" will be And she brought forth her first-born according to official guidelines snaouared wying: "This to a great day. 11 those who suddenly have to go to the son, and wrapped him in swaddling lying in a manger. this week, kneel, stand, sit "or engage m this (prayer) amendment, and I'm de- bathroom whenever the teacher an- other acts symbolic of their faith." clothes and laid him in a manger; And when they had seen it, they lighted to share it with ear brothers la nounces prayer tune. What It comes to is government Christ this day." Manchln. a Roman Any way that I analyse this West because there was no room for them made known abroad the saying which pressuring children to do something Catholic, to part of that strange alliance Virginia gambit, It adds up to a majority in the inn. was told them concerning this child. publicly to demonstrate their "faith." I of "born agains," evangelicals and ethers don't care what their "faith" li In, it U of the people trying to use the power of And there were in the same country And all that had heard it wondered who did so much during the recent the state to force assorted minorities to an outrageous and dangerous intrusion political campaign toconvinc e voters that shepherds abiding in the field, keeping at those things which were told them Into personal liberty and freedom when act religious -and preferably to pray to the U.8. to about to be, or ought tobe , the god of the majority. watch over their flocks by night. by the shepherds. government compels such s public dis- transformed Into "a Christian nation." And, lo, the angel of the Lord came But Mary kept all these things, and play. The framers of our Constitution - men who knew a painful lot about religious Let no one doubt that getting the state This is terribly destructive of any free upon them, and the glory of the Lord pondered them in her heart. persecution - tried to rule out such Into religion by having It* agents, that to, society, as the history of tbs very birth of shone round about them; and they And the shepherds returned, glori- intrusions. teachers, announce that "a moment of this nation illustrate. I prsy that the U.S. were sore afraid. fying and praising God for all the silence will now be observed for con- Supreme Court will not waste any time in templation, meditation or prayer" to telling West Virginia and other states that And the angel said unto them, Fear things that they had heard and seen, I know - under the amendment of the merely the foot-ln-tbe-door maneuver. this Intrusion of the state into religion not; for, behold I bring you good as it was told unto them. West Virginia constitution, teachers and The United States to not a Christian violate* the constitational principles on tidings of great joy, which shall be to St. Luke, 2:1-30 school officials are not supposed to tell nation. MHH«— of its «*»•*«— and which this Incredibly free nation was students how or hi what physical position schoolchildren do not warship Jesus - or The holiday spirit FROM OUR READERS Christmas is a time for expressions All Americans should be grateful of love and concern for others and for and thankful for the vigilance and their happiness, particularly for the dedication of our service people South Africa It to heartening to see unions like the unfortunate, the aged, the infirm and whose mission has taken on new Communication Workers ef America, who Aids needy tearsseat state employees, give support to the poor. importance in this troubled world. Brick Township this bill. It i» disturbing, though, tose e Fair Haven To the Editor: To the Editor: What better time to think of the Closer to home, Christmas is also a mt. MM a M^MimMmmmm rJ ls» • MA^ IHUH With the arrests of notable black •tan gusTj wK*n rjsj in iww jvvwy Sister Reglna White, M.8.C., of the homeless and the needy than at this holiday of family celebration. congressmen, trade Baton officials, and Education Association openly eppeas thai Church of the Nativity, Pair Haven, time of the year? Fortunately, we see Many of us who live a distance from other*, a greet mass movement against bill, despite the strong position ef the reaches out to those la need of help. apartheid in the Republic ef South Africa many signs in Monmouth County and our loved ones will be going home for SUter Reglna represents the best in our has caught bold ef the American people. lion Association, against apartheid. These society. She does not look at problems, in New Jersey of our more fortunate are not times for narrow, petty seu- the holidays. We urge those of you Hundreds have joined picket lines la ignore them and walk away. citizens helping those in need. This who are traveling by car to fasten support of those arrested In acts of non- vioiant civil disobedience at South African tonKU have bean killed or Jailed or I Sister Regtaa has conscience, courage, should continue throughout the year. your seat belts, to observe all traffic I consulates. to South Africa. Doeeas of blacks I sensitivity to needs and exceptional abili- And the fast-improving national rules and, if you drink, to let i Iin line with this moral uupsurgi e a| beea killed In rsisal wisU. Baa ty economy makes this a nicer else do the driving. Nothing i racism Is the Assembly bill (A-lfes) \ t CVM V0Q9 lea tatt (XMatvtTT. She brings to this ares lbs bast where Christmas than . the previous one. us more than the unnecessary traffic would withdraw public employee aensiea The aoti-epertheid bus to leaving NJEA Hopefully, this wiU continue into UK had better harry up or It to going to be left the need is greatest. She has earned the deaths that take place during the — especially in the area of getting Aflrca. It is a thnety. la feet deepest gratitude of everyone. holiday season. Care and good com- Russell Loidy people-back to work. Patricia A. Stacker mon sense could prevent these need- This is a Christmas also of sadness less tragedies. Doonesbury as we think of the American ser- BY GARRY TRUOEAU 1 vicemen who gave their lives in the This also is a time when, In the cause of freedom and protecting the festive mood of the season, many of Our thoughts and our prayers unfortunately forget simple safety t to those families and friends of precautions. Carelessness with tree who were killed or wounded. lights, gift wrappings and electronic Christmas will he a dsfftcult toys all Can land to disastrous fires. A wort to the wise should be sufficient ; us hope and pray for the safety in this regard. Let uai tour American troops serving la the a happy and a si r tones in the far corners of the All of us at The : . Let us hope and pray they will ferae from harm and that they win I'S greetlnga Lot it ha a be back borne with their families next Chirstmas and holiday ef peace and yew at this time. Jojr

— MONOAY, DECKER 2*. 1964 The Daily Rrgteer A7 OBITUARIES 25 dead, 50 hurt rd W. Dougherty, 46. in railway blast founder of meat company (cealisMed) An unidentified railroad worker

t)«r«f>«arhir «hrAmAVB*&e. i • ^ ** - • •* • . small fires sparked by a short told RAI that one of the car* MIDDLETOWr**- Gerard W. CM, Monmoath and the circuit near the explosion "practically disintegrated" in the Oa&mrty, •». ot Llncroft, died Saints and Sinners. Newark. Witnesses had reported hearing blast. First reports said one of the yesterday at Rlverview Htrltril Hi was a communicant of St. Leo two blast* at 7:08 p.m. (1:06 p.m. cars hit by the blast was loaded with Cmler. Red Bank, alter a lone the Great Roman Catholic Church EST). but police said later there had vacationers heading to ski resorts. 111MM. Surviving are bis wife. Margaret only been one. "We believe there Police said a second train heading In la ficranton, Pa , he resided Krucan Dougherty; four daughters, was one explosion," said an official south was blocked inside the tunnel in Jersey City before movim here 12 Jeannine. Margaret, Laura Jean, of the central government's office In after the explosion but that It was years afo. and Mary Dougherty all at home; Bologna. "Reports of a second not damaged. . Ht was president of Country and his parents, William Dougherty explosion were probably due to an The explosion occurred in tile Meats Manufactured Products, Inc., of Middletown. and Ceil Norton echo In' the tunnel." same tunnel where a bomb ripped" Linden, which be founded 23 yean Dougherty of Newark. The blast set of f a flurry of claims through a train heading to Milan ago as JU Wholesale Meats Co. The John E. Day Funeral Home, and denials by anonymous telephone from Rome in August 1S74. killing 12 He was a member of the Man- Red Bank, is In charge of arrange- callers claiming to speak for right- people and injuring 48 others. Italian asquan River Golf Club, the Channel ments wing and left-wing terrorist groups. investigators have said they believe Police said it was probably a right-wing terrorists were respon- Ruth Epstein terrorist bombing. sible for that explosion. "It probably was a bomb attack," Three people — two of them MIDDLETOWN - Ruth Kessel Susan Kaplan of Marlboro, and Saverio Carrvbba. prefect of convicted neo-fascist terrorists — Epstein, SO, of Roger Avenue, Sondra Friedman of Chester; her Bdlofna, (old the state-run RAI were tried in connection with that Lincroft, died Saturday at Univer- mother, Edith Kessel of Old Bridge: television aetwork. A Florence attack, and were found innocent for sity Community Hospital In s brother, Louis Kessel of West police official, who spoke on con- lack of evidence last year. Tamarac, FU. Palm Beach, Fla ; a sister, Jessie dition he not be identified, said: "It Born la Bayonne. she lived In Kessel of Old Bridge; and five was almost certainly a terrorist Before yesterday's explosion, Hillside before moving here two grandchildren. attack." there had been six bombings of years ago. trains in the region between Bologna The Suburban Chapel of Philip More than 300 para-military She was the wife of the late Ralph police aa well as dozens- of city and Florence. Including the 1974 Epstein. Apter and Son, Maplewood, is in police, firemen and railroad secur- bombing. In Europe's worst postwar Surviving are two daughters, charge of arrangements. ity officers were on the scene. terrorist attack, a bomb explosion In Smoke filled the tunnel, hampering Bologna's railroad station in August rescue operations. 1980 killed 85 people. Miners remembered Towns challenge law I continued) "I was scared the whole time," said a member of one rescue team < continued) should have gone " miners, said Henne, whose com- minimum »UnrHn«» who would identify himself only as pate. "It's a tough job to ask the federal pany operates the mine. GIVING TREE, GIVING CHURCH — Amy Fuller), second from Henrle Mid state, federal, com- Bob. "You go in fighting a fire and courts to intervene in what would right, and Tricia Manning, both of Middletown, add their gifts to Developers have said that any suit pany and union officials had Jointly you can only see six inches in front filed by the communities would not otherwise be solely a state matter pile placed near "Giving Tree" as Msgr. Leo A. Kelty, left, church agreed to seal the mine to choke off of your face. You can't see the succeed because it is out of the but there are many communities pastor, Fran Gizzi, Middletown, project originator, and Vinnie the fire so the bodies could be flames. All you can hear is the roof jurisdiction of the federal courts and who feel they have no choice but \o Pizzolo. Holmdel. look on. Over 1,000 gifts have been donated by recovered safely. He said it was not popping and fire all around you." because the Mount Laurel decisions seek federal relief." Gagliano said. "To seal miners in — I think I parishioners this year for area needy. The protect is conducted known how long the sealing oper- were fair. "We anticipate that members of speak for all the rescue teams — by the Junior High Youth Group of the church. ation would take once it was State Sen. S. Thomas Gagliano. R the Legislature will be plaintiffs as resumed. they did what they could and nobody well as private persons, properly wanted it to come to this," added Monmouth, said yesterday thai Before the evacuations, crews owners, taxpayers and county of- Joe Vendetti. another member of mayors in many communities do not worked to erect double seals of a believe it is fair that three Superior ficials, he said. . *t synthetic, fireproof, curtain-like Fans turn out for benefit Court judges are considering all The communities which hayf material as close to the fire as to the very end thi alive." Mount Laurel cases in which de- committed money to the COJJ •} possible in the mine's main shaft. action are Holmdel. Colts Necfi The miners had been trying to (continued) searing rendition of the Stray Cat's velopers seek to build bousing over The mine has no other entrances or Howell, Marlboro. Middletown, break a one-day production record only I never went to high school," "Rock This Town." the objections of local officials air snafu. Southside Johnny then performed Developers have filed about 125 Ocean. Wall. Old Bridge. FrankljB when the fire broke out, a fact that Van Zandt said. Lakes. Bernards Townshi , Federal regulations require that left some relatives bitter. The show opened with Love, some of his classic numbers, includ- lawsuits seeking to build housing the seals remain in place for at least ing "I Don't Want to Go Home" — that does not conform with local Bernardsville. Cranbury, Fanwood. "I'm pretty upset at the com- formerly of the Chrystals, who gave Gloucester. Hampton, Hopewell. 72 hours, after which the at- "a song for anyone in New Jersey zoning laws, officials said. pany. " said Kathy Riddle, whose renditions of the songs she made Moorestown. Paramus. Passaic. mosphere inside the mine will be husband Kelly. 28. was one of the famous in the early '60s with who's ever been In a bar at 3 a.m.." Gagliano said the judges were tested to determine the status of the Princeton Township. South Plain- victims. "I felt it was kind of their Producer Phil Spector Including Southside also played his latest hit making "determinations that went field and Warren. fire. Henrle said. fault for trying to push so hard to get "He's a Rebel" and "Da Do Run "New Romeo." much further then we feel the court The fire, located about 1.100 feet the coal out. That was their main Run " The large orchestra behind Inside the main tunnel, had grown to priority, was to break that record, her. including a barritone saxaphone "This song is about a guy from 2.200 feet in length yesterday. and if that's how the fire started, I and brass kettle drums, provided an Toms River." he said. "Who has 14 Henrie said, and was "sporadic, just felt like it could have been authentic recreation of Spector's leather jackets and IS pairs of difficult and unpredictable ' prevented." famed "Wall of Sound " underboots." •I've never worked in New Jersey Van Zandt then rocked the crowd before. ' Love told the audience with "Out of the Darkness" and "Did I say something wrong?" "Voice of America," among others. Gandhi victory predicted "Let's hear it New Jersey, say ATTENTION LaBamba then went on stage performing numbers such as "Since hello, they they want to hear you all deployed to prevent violence, vote You've Been Gone." They were the" way in San Francisco, in rigging, booth capturing and in- - are eligible to vote in 379 followed by Bonds, who brought the Cleveland, over in Boston." Van timidation of voters In the three-day constituencies in 18 of 22 slates and audience to its feet with hits such as Zandt said holding the microphone six federal territories. balloting. Red Bank Residents "Quarter to Three." out into the audience. Polling for 117 seats will be held At least 15,000 security forces At one point. Monayhan read a Thursday and for three seats on letter from Sen. Bill Bradley. D- have been deployed in the capital "It's so good to be in New Friday Voting for 10 of 84 seats in Jersey.'' Bonds said before playing N.J., expressing his regret he could No Sanitation Pick-Up Uttar Pradesh will be held today and alone, guarding more than 4,000 "This Little Girl is Mine." written not attend the performance and Thursday because they are so large. polling stations. In a nationwide for him by Bruce Springsteen. pledging to support legislation to All ballots will be counted by hand broadcast, the chief election com- "Thank you Bruce, thank you New help find missing children. and the first results will be an- missioner, R.K. Trivedi, assured all Jersey." The show concluded with each Tuesday, December 25th and nounced on Saturday with the final voters of protection and urged them singer performing a Christmas song results Dec. SI, the following today. to cast their ballots freely and "Am I the only fool from New with the orchestra. The last number In an acrimonious showcase con- fearlessly. York here." said Setzer, formerly of was the late John Lennon's "Merry test. Gandhi is fighting his the Stray Cats, who followed Bonds. Christmas, War is Over," per- Tuesday, January 1st estranged sister-in-law Menaka, the At least 13 people have been killed 'Well, its only a few stops away on formed by Van Zandt on acoustic Sikh widow of his younger brother in pre-election violence. That was the turnpike anyway." guitar. (LEGAL HOLIDAY) San jay. In the impoverished Amethi fewer than In previous years, but Setzer, a young blond man with Money from the ticket sales will district in Uttar Pradesh. Workers many clashes have been reported. tattoed arms, finished his set with a be used by the Oak Ridge-based of their rival parlies have clashed foundation that helps parents locate Pick-up Hmxt Regular Schedule Day and exchanged insults. Gandhi, capi- their missing children nationwide. talizing on bis mother's image, is expected to win. German traditions alive In unprecedented election secur- ity, hundreds of thousands of police (continued) little joke. The next night he put on and paramilitary troops have been nice and fills the shoes accordingly, his rented St. Nicholas suit and with either sweets or switches. stood outside the restaurant handing The day before Christmas Eve. out lollipops 202 DEATH NOTICES the room housing the Christmas tree Passers-by were very responsive DOUGHERTY — award W. M LUWOft. Ml is closed so St. Nicholas can do his to his gesture. "I felt so good about Dec. ts, 1M4. Hwaoand of MITBITM (M* Krucan). work. "The children can hear noises it and said, Why don't I do it every Paeierof Jaanrtina. Uarearal. Laura Jaan. and Uary inside," Bornemann said. "St. Sail a* William and Can Paaajfwwly. Viaiut'on year?'" Monday Tl and Tnaaday 2-4 and 7-a p.m. •< tha Nicholas is working." MM I Day •unaial Hama. at »m»•. at SI Lao Nicolas Day and Christmas Eve, ma Oraat AC. Churcn. Uncrofl. Mamortai donations supper is served and a bell is » ma Anwrlcan Canoar Socwy. Monmoum County sounded to warn Santa that the door when he visits other restaurants, ...WE'LL Una. Sara Ma*. JUMnnurel NJ 07711. art pratarrad to the room is about to be opened. businesses and borough offices in the area. When he visited the Red EPSTEIN — Num. ot Lincion. on o*c n. ISM. The family sings carols around the GIVE YOU Sala«ad wtta ol ma Ma Raton Onaiad momat of tree and pays tribute to the "Crist Bank police, they took Ms mug shot Suaan Kaplan and Sandra Madman. Chananad Kind" or Christ Child in the manger and bung it on the bulletin board daugntar of Bdim Kaaaal Odar aMar of Loula and Bornemann is a member of the A DEAL! JaMa Kaam Mao aurvMd by 5 grandctUMran. beneath the tree. hmaral aarvtta al tha SuDurtjan Chad* or pnaip board of directors of the Red Bank Ao» and Son. IMP SaflneMM Am. Micn.aoa Bornemann first dressed up as St. Area Chamber of Commerce and on Monday Dae. 24. at 12 naan. IMai rwanl Mount Nicholas for some executives, of was responsible for collecting funds LffcAAOfl C#fT1s^Qry, Isjajllri rM#f10t| ffvSy tMO CfM tm Slmens. the German equivalent of ma lanny raaMenea. 2 Ho«ar Ava.. unereft. to install Christmas lights on General Electric, who were coming Shrewsbury Avenue. SUPENSKY — Katwyn. m annxaraary m down from the U.S. headquarters in 30% OFF LIST In recognition of his various IMX Aa Odd aaai you aadJna aaaaar and a our* Iselin for dinner at the restaurant on waamioaa. ao Ha pal Mia arnia around you and Dec. 6 three years ago. Christmas activities, the chamber Ha KnJaparad: -Coma » Ma wur, tatrtul oyaa I recently presented Bornemann with "I put a bunch of switches on their WITH THIS AD li aim II yau and t— you aaaa aaar. atmouah I a special brass ink well and feather mad you aa daany. I aould nat mate yau aay A plates," he recalled. lavtna naan a—ed niani. am ma paw in my naari pen set inscribed, "To Santa Claus, They were later treated to pieces a.k.a. Dieter Bornemann." of torte to make up for Bornemann's Get our special price on Kodak's De- veloping and Printing of KODACOLOR Films...

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By Stella Wilder tomorrow, find your birthday and secrets are revealed. MONOAV, DEC. 24 read the corresponding paragraph. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Born today, you possess charm. Let your birthday star be your daily This is no day to carry a chip on humor and wit — all three of which guide. your shoulder. Forgive, forget and combine to keep you out of trouble TUESDAY, DEC. 25 join in the festivities or, at leait, to extricate you from it CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 10) - LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - You should it fall your lot. You an an Though a day primarily for chil- receive confidential information Innovator at heart Indeed, you find dren, adults have their share of early in the day. Though this may It extremely difficult to accept good times. discomfort you, you keep disap- things at they are, for you are con- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - pointment for yourself. tinuously thinking up ways to Don't allow the excitement of the VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept. 22) - You change them for what you take to day to cause you to forget a will be called on frequently today to MARY WORTH be the better. Such an attitude may promise. A stranger counts on It. help in one way or another. Don't i'M SCK?RV ABOUT WHAT WERE WATCHING cause you to miss out on some of PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - step away from the chance to be THE R S NOT/SN ACT YOUNG life's ready-mades, but it will lead Plant come to fruition today, much involved. I'VE NEVER SEEM you to much that is new. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 22) - You HER ACT LIKE THIS ARE GOIN6 TO HAVE to the pleasure of all concerned. A BEFORE! A SEROUS Conventionality is, obviously, not great day for the young. may at times feel under-appreciat- .. DISCUSSION for you. You enjoy hewing your own AMES (March 21-Aprll 19) - ed today. Time, however, proves pathway to success; more for your Though others may not show it at you to have jeen wrong. own feeling of well-being, you need the moment, they appreciate what SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - to make your own way. You can be you have done to make this day joy- Avoid self-deception. Take what is highly sociable when you wish to be, ous for them. given you and want for nothing else. but you need considerable time TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - This is a day that can change your alone and will spend much time in There are important lessons to be outlook. happy introspection. learned today, even in the midst of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Oec. Alto bom on IMs data are) Ava celebration. 21) - You may feel yourself pulled Gardner, actratt; Howard GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - in more than one direction today. Hughaa, financier. Don't give away surprises. Allow Choose the way that leads to fami- To see what is In store for you others the pleasure of waiting until ly. BRIDGE ADVICE

By ALFRED SHEINWOLD fearing that Soloway intended to hand may well be a misfit, get out let the nine ride. Soloway hadn't Since tonight is Christmas Eve while the getting is good. actually decided what to do but South dealer let's look at a gift presented during drew the right conclusion from the 1980 Bridge Olympics. East's reaction! and he finessed Both sides vulnerable In the match between the United with the jack. NORTH States and Yugoslavia U.S. star When West showed out, Solo- • AK104 Paul Soloway found himself in the way got to dummy with the king of 9963 ambitious slam shown today. West spades and again with the king of OK72 TIGER led the ace and another club, and diamonds to take two more finesses • KQ9 Soloway had to avoid losing a through East's trumps. trump trick. He's a very genial WEST EAST Soloway was too polite to thank fellow, but he looked full of menace •Q7652 • 983 East for covering the nine of • 12-3, as he led dummy's nine of hearts. 9 Nona <7Q1085 INTIMIDATION hearts. If East had played low, 0984 OJ1065 Soloway would have played either • AJ1082 474 East, somewhat intimidated, the ace or the jack of hearts. Either SOUTH covered with the ten, apparently play would have cost him the slam. • J DAILY QUESTION 9AKJ742 0AQ3 Youhold:*Q7652

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6eNCRAL MBABU MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1964 The Dtaily RcgiowEr At TELEVISION TODAY MONDAY PRIME TIME 7:00 7:30 B.-oo J fcao £00 0:30 10:00 I 10*0 * • CMNtat •Fortune Sconcrw And Mrs. King KoMtAAe HMNaVt CagneyaLeoey lAUMTMMMetV ay) Peter UallnM. Terence Sen Diego's OM Otobe The- I IHTIRTMNMIHT Stamp NKNtM,. Famtyftud TV Hoopers Move* 'A Wadding On Waton'sMounMn'1 Featured: John IMA MOM **• "The SHOW tmonmm omm- e Flru Legion" (IMt, Dra- MAS SPECIAL The Christ- U'A'S'H MFaraJy P.M. Mo* RHuak) MarvOrMn NM ma) Cherlea Boyer. WWiam mas spirit brings Joe. CIH1 • and Lou closer together aa MJCN8M Ent Tonight Mewl"—*J tt The Plans That Couldn't Land" TMCMOVa**tt"ll Hap- a family In this special e DAVSAOAJN WiIIH pened One Chrlafmas" baaed on the "Brothers' (Mat NM Movlat'The Old Curiosity Stiop" CARTOOMS • 00 SCAMCHOW ANO (IB77. Finliif) Marie comedy series D TMC MOV! ••• "TIM MM ftri imm Thomaa, Wayne Rogers >:»• NEWHART Joanna, Jafttrtm Ind News YukJLog M.NIM t 4 ww Princess And The Pirate" •HOW FfflWN HOOD: TM backed by the romantic • and a bumedogl American CHILDREN OF ISRAEL (1946. Ooeiedy) Bob Hope. apy apend Chriatmaa Eva Slephanle. plena to keep a Mtcwas/Lahror WOAOCfWOfill American Pleytwuas I Robin aavee a Jewish mon • wHh a pair ol Soviet aeente date she made with her 8:08 ey lender and hie daughtsi boyfriend 20 yeara eerller Coepony WKRP Movtt: "ThtTHMOtBighdtd" Triumphant Xrnas aaaland lo km them (ft) from the sheriff's hsnch I 0 TV'S K.00HM AMD 10:00 • CAQNCY a LACflY Chris Qon>#f Pyw AOhrMl Movte: "HTM* On Witi torn" ChrlatrnMOoM PRACTICAL J0MS Fee S-'OStSUOVK ****. 'Mirsck © lured: Michael Oroaa and and Mary Bath's quick get- On 34th Street" (1947 away plans on Christmas Sengs Or CMatmt 8uiame Somere are practi- Comedy) Maureen O'Hara • cal foke vtclkna; Robert Eve go ewry when a fake John Payne. Santa Claus arrested lor e •PN SpoCtr. Moments ChMrtMdbiQ TrMMoti SporttPags'84 CMNiWS Klein presents a 'Streets 01 New York" segment; Eart 8:30*i RITUALS charity fraud escapes from MCtfWI IMOVK •** "The Ok Ma cell. (R) Nutcracker Frotfe MOW tHaVflnfavfi Wnim Movie: "Croas Crook" M-ATH Houiman ahowe bloopers KM Iron "PoNce Woman." (R) Curiosity Shopp'" (1976* • NEWS MCWWSg • P.M. MAOAZINE Musical) Anthony Newley • A TPeUMPHANT FAMa. Y UM mtttm Dragnet Mm**: "Trie First Legion" Cover Story Stars "Rudolph the Red-Noeed David Warner. CHFXSTMA8 Reindeer" compoaer John- 9:O0fB KATE t ALUE After an USA OOVn STORY Guest: TMC atMsContrJ Movie: "It rtappsned One ChrtttmoB" •1hsTwelysCha»s" MACMBL / LEHRtR ny Marki; a Chrtetmea card unmarried eo-workei BWyCryalal(R). —AKXIR becomes pregnant, Kats TMC MOW *** "The Brothers Xmet "Trading Pteoa designer al work. •MOW Faerie Tals Theatre Robin Hood • TMW-8 COMPANY • MOVI **v. 'Star decides she'd like lo hevs Twelve Chairs" (1970, • SONQa Of CMWTMAS flight: The Plane Thai another child (R) Comedy) Ron Moody, Frank Quests, football coach Ger • CHRISTMAS WITH ere and opera ster Plecido • MRECTWW "Joyeun Featured: mutetl holiday Couldn't Land" (1883, • MOW **W "A Wed- Langella. ry Fauat. the University ol FMEMDS Johnny Canon, Domingo Noel: A Ce/un Christmas" tributes by groups ki Ml* Suepanae) Lee Matore, Lau- ding On Walton's Mountain* SHOW MOW •** "Trad- Notre Dame Qlee Club. Doc Soverlnaan, Ed USA MAKE ME LAUGH The Rev Patrick Primeaux. Delaware Vatey. area per- ren Mutton 11982. Drama) Mary Beth ing Places" (1983, Come- Mother Ter.se, the London McMehon and Tommy 11:46 TMC MOW "The Ralinga SM and the Rev John sonslitlet expreesmg their McOonough. Jon Walmeley dy) Eddie Murphy. Dan Players. Newsom, es well ea a 120 Qame" (1964. Comedy) Beckley. SM conduct holiday greetings I VULf LOO An animated • MIRV —III Quest. Aykroyd. • MACMHL / LEHRER voice choir, aalute the Denny De VHo, Rhea Perl- Chrisimss Eve Meee al i USA RACK)

BY LYNDA HUUCH KrysUl'i problems are financial, shift. Kelly plans first family and Jodie realize they're not In love as second in charge of security. business for herself. making Can hope that Tony will Christmas ever. Hal wants Thomas when Preacher decides to leave Shana agrees to marry Mike in large ALL MY CHILDREN: Brooke SANTA BARBARA: Minx re- give nun the money. Blalne and to "accidentally" run into Kelly. town. Miles and Beth plan ceremony. Ann gives Dane her trie* to get Phoebe to tell Tad truth alizes Dominique is not what she Rachel rescue Sandy from deadly Thomas aays he won't do it unless Christmas wedding. Del atkt proxy. Tony takes job at construc- about Hilary's whereabouts. Realiz- seems. Eden's attraction to Crua poison administered by Carl. Mac, Kelly wants to see him. Clarissa not Geraldine to marry him. tion site. Dana advises Jack not to ing her marriage to Tad is over, growing. Amy's mother offers to - Jamie and Sandy have a fabulous thrilled to attend Trey's victory make the tame mistake he did and Dottle moves back bonne to Edna's GENERAL HOSPITAL: Donnelly help her raise her child. Peter family reunion. party but agrees. that he should go after Stacy and not delight. Phoebe upset because the comes to Port Charles and thrills continues to implicate Mason In let Tony get her. Lorna upset with wanted Dottle lo slay with Tad to AS THE WORLD TURNS: John DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Megan Felicia by buying her painting in the Channing's death. Cabot for hiring Keith to develop Hilary and he would never unite. and Luclnda grow closer John's establishes that she's made contact museum. He announces he bought SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: cosmetic line. Cabot tells Lorna she Liu gets job as shampoo girl at security guards search the lab for in Russia in hopes of getting the last shipping company and plans to stay Warren enraged when Suzi repri- must realize) that Jonathan it dead. Glamorama. Getting her hair done Dusty, who Is patted out outside. prism. Shane calls fire department in Port Charles. Jimmy Lee buys mands Wendy for taking Jonah oeuv. . Keith very upset about Jonathan's in beauty shop, Daisy spots liia and Steve finds Dusty covered by snow. with a false alarm when be sees one shipping company as well and sets of the house. When Kentucky disap- - -; evil ways and doesn't understand calls her a tramp "Just like her Dusty taken to hospital barely alive. of Kimberly's "Johns" coming on up deal with Jack. Van can't reach pears to see a friend, he mulls over '. •'. why bis brother was the way be was. mother." Nina again refuses Cliff's Diana once again asks Cal to marry too heavy. Anna talks Jasmine into Sean. Scorpio investigates Van's the possibility of telling Liza of his pleadings for reconciliation. Brooke her. Maggie dreams of Jill crying, cutting her hair off. Liz thrilled to subbing. Sean goes along and sees ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Micbele serious heart condition. Lloyd •' can't stand working with Brian. wakes up and calls Cal. Maggie begs bear the underworld believes that that Van is dead. Ginny beds down survives operation after near-death matches his daughter's fingerprints Adam brings Bambl, a new model, Cal lo let her visit Jill. Diana tells Alan Johnson, a.k.a. Neil Curtis, Is with Rick. Rick invites her on a experience. Jenny puzzled when against T.R.'s and is disappointed to the Chateau. Erica thinks she's Cal Maggie will never return his dead, and agrees to throw a big vacation and Derek says if she takes Michele asks Dee about pregnancy. when results are inconclusive. Ken- probably itupid, then learns Bambl love. Marcic and Peggy reconcile. party for the survivors of the island. time off she could lose her job. Tony Alex gives David letter in case tucky agrees to fly the prototype is a Rhodes Scholar Myrtle thinks There It very little hope that Carlo watches as Neil tries to sneak wants to move in with Tanya.. anything happens to him. Alex and plane despite his doctor's orders it's a mistake (or Greg to give Sheila Dorothy will ever recover since she out of the party. Carlo seriously Edward fears senility. Celia and Larry have fist fight over Laurel. against it. Uoyd overjoyed when he Injured when an anvil falls on him Grant go on austerity program. a ring. Cynthia learns Daisy bagged haa lost touch with reality. Tucker Alex wants Laurel to come back but ets proof that T.R is his daughter. in the stable and it's up to Neil to Terri hypoglycemic. her room. Mike and Erica living follows Heather to hospital, explains she decides to spend Christinas Eve [entucky suffers heart attack while try and save Carlo's life. Calliope S together, but he Isn't ready to thai Beverly tried to seduce him and with Larry. Asa pleased when Bo at controls of the prototype plane, wants to ask Eugene for his hand in GUIDING LIGHT: Billy plans remarry. Heather takes him back. Beverly gets involved in business dealings. leaving the landing to his stowaway, marriage. party for Kyle Sampson's personal tries to get Otis to fire Heather but Dee learns she's pregnant. Thrown Liza. ANOTHER WORLD: Mark's par- he refuses. Pranny and Jay rec- assistant David Preston. Billy and EDGE OF NIGHT: Raven, Trish grateful for all that Roxle has from horse, she's unconscious. alytls disappear! when the oncile. Cassie and Rob declare their love YOUNG AND RESTLESS: Mark Christmas tree at the Frame bouse trapped by Mark, is frantic. Raven done and she is given large raise. CAPITOL: Ricky hires Maria to finally convinces Mark she is not Johnny comet Lo college and Mindy for each other. Tina learnt Spencer goes to Dina, tells her he's sure catches fir* and he mutt rtscue Fairbanks, editor of the National there's a conaactlati between Data Kevin. Catlin rescues Ada, Lll and tend bar at Zed's restaurant. Ronni Michelle and he apologizes to her. tries to rush him out when he putt gets mad when Ricky tells her to get Sky dashes in and shoots Mark. moves on Tanya's friend Bonnie. Intruder, may be her father. Becky and Brent's "accident " He believes Brian from the cabin. Perry tails working in restaurant at Maria she did it. Dina denies that she hit Carl to move out of the house and back to work. Zed wants lo check Raven goes into labor. At Green- Rick comforts Mindy when she cries out of the hospital and Thomas haven, Ben and Tim hold Lit, over loss of her own baby. Rick Hathaway. Brent on the head all those years Larry threatens to kill Carl. M J ago. Frank has no leads on Tyrone's comforts the devastated Kathleen agrees to release him. Zed returns Preacher and Eleanor hostage. manages to save Billy Jr. who Is RYAN'S HOPE: Siobhan it warn- to work. Jordy wants to win Frankte When Tim bears cops he escapes taken to neo-natal Intensive care. ed to go borne and it being stalked "killers." Andy returns for the keys over the loss of their mother's and realizes that Tyrone is alive. cameo. Cast, dressed as Kryttal, back. Frankie sure Jordy Is only through window and Preacher fol- The baby is stabilized but he may by the Santa mugger. She doesn't working on the docks to spy on her. lows. Chris arrests Tim. Mike and have a serious heart condition. Alex tell Bill she's receiving threatening Andy furious at first but decides he cannot hide depression, causing wants to help after hearing Tyrone's Tony the loan shark to discover Frankie transferred to afternoon Nancy take Laurie borne. Preacher stunned when she. learnt Philip has notes. Leigh sells TV station to married India. India wants to bead David Whitehall and Jack's show is story. Nikkl learns her picture will charity Christmas ball but Warren canceled. Len Parnell won't knuckle be used on a bunch of billboards refuses to help her. When students under and Sydney meets Max and Nikki tells Jack he's a very complex learn of Annabelle's dismissal they decides to set up tape recorder. man. Jack and Nikki decide to be Artists are sought for N.J. Biennial all band together to save her job. Maggie excited about modeling in friends. Jill resentful of John't Jim admits he loves Annabelle and the Bahamas. Dee decides to go Into trying to help Dina in her court case. NEWARK - Any artiit living or University of New York in For entry forms or more infor- she says she loves him but like a working in the arts in New Jersey Purchase. Respected authorities in mation interested persons should brother. Beth's bandages to be is invited to submit artwork for the today's art world, both Jurors are write to the Registrar, Newark removed Christmas Eve. ATlflNTIC STRATHMORI "Fifth New Jersey Artists Bien- Museum, 49 Washington St., P.O. widely recognized for active pro- "Tops the original! TWIN. 148 TWIN SI3-4141 nial" that opens on April 9 at the gramming in contemporary art Box 540, Newark. N.J., 07101, or LOVING: Cabot offers Mike a job It wi mate you feel like Newark Museum. exhibitions in their museums. telephone the museum Entry categories include paint- dancing in the aisle:' "FUNNY AND -PeWtt CluMaMn, LOS AHOtLB TS8M ings, sculpture, photography, prints, ALL SEATS S2.00 drawings and watercolors. To enter the juried exhibition, WINNING." framed and/or mounted artwork MOVIE TIMETABLE —Pat Collins. mutt be delivered lo the Museum CBS MORNING NEWS. 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Rax Harrison • ABCNEWSg a unique museum featuring edy) Sally Field, James • •ENNYMLL m STAR8KY AND HUTCH USA AUTO RACMO "All- QDALLAS naerly 800 exhibits Arthur Millar and laaac 10:30 0 FATHER PEYTON'S Caan. American Championship" CHRISTMAS SPECIAL "The UtA MAKE ME LAUGH • ENTERTAINMENT • MACMBL / designed to demonstrate Slam q it:3O« FALL QUY A woman 11:46 TMC MOW ** "Hlatory TONMHT Feetured: Oavin Final (R) • THREE'S COMPANY scientific principles by Invit- • MPTDE Cody. Nick and Nativity" usea CoH to locale a man 1:200 MOVIE *•>• "The MOEPENDENTNEWS Of Tto World - Part I" MacLeod. USARAOfOtgaO ing visitors to participate In Bol rely on the new dock aha claims la her brother, (1(81. Comedy) Mai USAARMWRESTLMa Bobo" (1867, Comedy) SHOW PAPER CHASE: THE the displays (R) Q boy for help In protecting IPROFILE though tor real Intention ia Peter Sellers. Brllt Ekland. three beautllul college stu- woBrookee . Madonna Kahn. 12:40 • COLUMBO Tto Ihreal lo SECOND YEAR • MOVE **» "The Per lo kill him (R) 1W» • EYE ON HOLLYWOOD expose a reaearcher'a son TMC MOVC *• "Buck- 7:0St80OMERPYLE ila Of Paulina" (1887. Com- dents Irom kldneppera (R) • BE8T OP CARSON Host: amtHAWAfFIVE-0 aa a plagiarist of aclantlfic stone County Prison" 7 30 9 WHEEL OF FORTUNE edy) Pat Boone, Pamela • MERV ORJFFM Merv in B«LKO Johnny Carson Featured: ITO THE MANOR BORN Information leads to murder (1976, Drama) Keller invites students for Broadway backstage visit WEST LONG BRANCH - For for which he received a Drama Desk Before the trip Prof. (Vincent) after his graduation. with are to fabolout. Stephen most Broadway theatergoers a trip nomination; "Twentieth Century," DiMattio of our art department He recalls roles in the theater Keller's first professional Job in Sondheim comet by all the time to backstage is a special event. and the Zero Mostel revival of lectured on the life and work of program at Monmoutb. In such plays the theater was, in fact on Broad- give pointers on the musical Students in the Monmouth College "Fiddler on the Roof," in which be George Seurat on which the play is as "Dark at the Top of the Stairs" way in the Leonard Bernstein show numbers. I learned an incredible Honors Program recently had an played the son Perchik. based* After the play the cast spoke and "You Can't Take It With You," "Candlde," which ran MO per- amount from working with Zero especially privileged onstage visit The actor, who now lives in to us answerin>ering questions about remembering that Prof. Lauren formances Before that, be had Mostel. And nowadays I go bowling with the entire cast of the hit Teaneck with wife, Victoria Rowell, their experiences with the play and Woods of the never done a show for more than a after 'work' with Bernadette musical "Sunday In the Park with an actress with whom he hat acting. It was very exciting and speech/communication and theater 10-day run. Peters, the star of the show. It's George." When the curtain was appeared in summer stock, said it provided a context which enriched department encouraged him to take "with a long run you have to wonderful!" rung down Jeff Keller, a Monmouth was "just wonderful" to chat with the enjoyment of all of us. This It some theater courses. He was a make some adjustments to keep it While be hat concentrated his alumnus, Class of 1969, who has a the Monmouth students what the Honors Program it all biology major headed for a medical fresh. Bat it's never just a job. It's career on Broadway, Keller has alto featured role in the show, brought Dr. William Mitchell, chairperson about." career following his Initial college always wonderful once the curtain appeared In commercials and "all the entire cast out to chat with the of the Honors Program, reports the For hia part, Keller said the performance In "Little Mary goes up. And the people you work the soaps " group feeling was mutual, and said the onstage rendezvous stirred Keller, a graduate of Freehold talk with Keller gave an extra memories of his theater career at High School, is appearing in hia dimension to the theater trip. "Talk- Monmouth, a time when he didn't eighth Broadway show. His credits Ing with Jeff and the cast allowed us dare dream he'd make it to Broad- include "The 1940s Radio Hour, " to experience the event in depth. way — and that, scarcely four years Auditions set for young musicians NEWARK - For the loth con- NJSO in its 1MS-M season will be have a variety of channels including secutive season, the New Jersey offered to the winner of toe audi- the Governor's Schools, the Summer Symphony Orchestra will sponsor tions, a program which has been Arts Institute and the New Jersey Young Artists Auditions for New supported for the past eight seasons Scholars Program at Lawrenceville Holiday Jersey musicians under the age of by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foun- We are delighted to support the New 20. dation of Morristown. This year's Jersey Symphony Orchestra in this Applications must be postmarked Young Artists Auditions program is endeavor to recognize and to reward by Feb. 4. Preliminaries are Feb. 16 being presented by special arrange- talented young musicians in New and 17. Both the semi-finals, Feb. ment with MontcUir State College, Jersey." 23. and the finalists April U wiU be which will bott the orchestra and This season's program will be free and open to the public. finalists in a free performance April judged by a distinguished panel Information regarding appli- 12. including Assciate Conductor cation procedures can be obtained On behalf of the Geraldine R. George Manahan. Among the mu- Sale by contacting Judith Nachison, di- Dodge Foundation, executive direc- sicians who have judged the NJSO s rector of application procedures, tor Scott McVay commented, "We Young Artists Auditions in past director of education, New Jersey feel that the Young Artists Audi- seasons are cellist Yo-Yo Ma, Symphony Orchestra, 213 Washing- tions is something rather special in pianists Gary Graffman, Lorin ton St. Newark, N.J. 07101. the spectrum of things which are Hollander, and Ruth Laredo, and A top award of $1,000 and an happening here to recognize tal- violinists Ida Kavaflan and Erik engagement as soloist with the ented youth. For example, we now Reidman. OPEN SUNDAY

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"A family of six can travel on the Hayden and Rachmaninoff was held -Shoppers crowded malls and them on TV." he said. depth." Route 537 in Colts Neck was North Jersey Coast Line from New at the Emmanual Baptist Church in stores throughout the county to buy At the Mali's Music Den Record A drop In the price of Compact reported "heavy with traffic" last York to Bayhead for $10 or less," Atlantic Highlands. last-minute Christmas gifts as un- Shop, Band Aid's 11-inch single, Disc Players from over $800 to about night near the Due Process Stables, said Clrsflfttft The recital featured pianist seasonably warm temperatures "Peed The World," and "Dolly 1390 has made these big sellers this and emergency vehicles were told to Port Authority of New York and Michael McKenna and trumpet njade yesterday teal more like Psrton and Kenny Rogers" were big year, as well. seek alternate routes, according to New Jersey officials estimated that soloist Cheryl Steinbeck. siring than the day before use of Newark International Airport Christmas Eve. sellers, according to employee Jan At the mall's Waldenbooks, Lee police. Motorists were apparently At Christ Church, Fair Haven, the Ruddy. Iacocca's autobiography, "Iacoc- crowding in to see Robert Bremen's during the Christmas holidays would 10:55 a.m. service featured a pro- The National Weather Service "Grandma Got Run Over By a ca," Steven King's "Talisman," annual elaborate Christmas manger be up 31 percent from last year. gram of international carols. At the forecast temperature* around 50 (or Reindeer," by Patsy and Elmo, John Madden's "Hey Wait a display, which features live ATfiT, baaed In Basking Ridge, earlier children's service, the t«Uy and highs around SO for seemed to corner the novelty record Minute" and all the "Dune" books animals. expected to handle about 22.6 church school held a "Birthday Christmas Day. market while "older music for older were big sellers, according to a Meanwhile, state troopers were million interstate telephone calls on party for Jesus." This year's warm weather has not people" - records by artists such as sales clerk. Copies of the Trivial staffing roving sobriety check- Christmas. About 12 million calls Members of the Embury United discouraged shoppers (ram getting Nat King Cole and Prank Sinatra - Pursuits Game were sold out as of points, scheduled for seven days of win be made to and from other Methodist Church, Little Silver, Into the Christmas spirit, though. also sold well, she said. yesterday, she added. the holiday season, including countries, officials said. went carolingat 2 p.m. ••Shopping has been brisk," said At Felice's Follies, Red Bank, the Traffic was reported heavy yes- Christmas Eve and Dec. 29-11. Federal, state, county and mu- The Old Brick Reformed Church, Victor Marino, «««'«*ftfit manager of biggest seller in home entertain- terday, but officials seemed to Police also kept an eye on speeding nicipal offices and the courts will be Marlboro, showed the film "Holy Kay Bee Toy and Hobby Shop at ment this year seemed to be the agree that it could have been worse. motorists and used helicopters to Closed Christmas Day, along with Night" at 9 a.m. Monmouth Mall, Eatontown. "All Sony Beta Line video cassette "There is heavy traffic, but It Is spot problems with traffic flow. banks and stock exchanges. There The First Unitarian Church, Lin- the Items that we had UV.t were hot recorders, according to Brian not casuing any problems. Traffic is New Jersey Transit Corp. of- will be regular mail service tomor- croft, featured a candelight service are now gone." s. Sussman. moving along as usual; in some ficials said children younger than 11, row, but none on Christmas Day. and pot luck dinner The program Toys that are poplar locally "HI Fi" — a device to give your cases faster than usual," a spokes- accompanied by an adult, may ride The New Jersey Lottery will not here also included carol singing, Include "Transformertf — robots stereo movie theatre sound quality man for the Garden State Parkway free of charge on all trains and most bold a drawing of Pick-It and Pick-4 stories of family Christmas customs that turn Into cars, "Misters of the — Is selling well too, according to said last night. buses operated by the state trans- numbers on Christmas Day. and showings of Christmas orna- Universe" — action figures featured Sussman. portation agency. Churches of every denomination ments and decorations. on TV. and Cabbage Patch Kids, "You attach It to your stereo and "Traffic on the circle is always The Family Super Saver Program offered special events yesterday In Most churches are also offering according to Marino. get sound like In a movie theatre," bad this time of year — especially is hi effect on weekends and celebration of the birth of Christ. Christmas Eve services, with many when the mall lets out at about » holidays, said NJ Transit spokes- A "mini" Christmas recital holding midnight Mass celebrations. Teachers get 'nice present' KEANSBURG - The president of fact-finder with the state Public up to more than $16,000 the third the Keansburg Teachers Association Employment Relations Com- year. said Saturday he "couldn't have had mission. Clerks and secretaries will re- a nicer Christmas present" than the "I'd have to give Mr. Hammer a ceive a D'/i percent raise over the tentative contract settlement lot of credit," Swaim said. "By the next three years, according to reached between the KTA and the end of the summer, It was obvious Swaim. Board of Education. we weren't getting anywhere ... and Swaim said the district's 120 And although Reon E. Swalm his fact-finding report formed the teachers, secretaries, and clerks added each side was "probably a basis for our settlement." are, for the most part, pleased with little disappointed " with the settle- According to the settlement, the agreement, which be said calls ment reached Thursday night, he for increased medical benefits along said he is satisfied the terms of the teachers will receive an approx- new three-year pact are fair to each imate 8 percent raise each year for with a "decent" raise. side. the next three years, although the Swaim said he expects KTA Thursday night's settlement raise in the second year could vary, members to ratify the agreement, marked the end of more than a year Swaim said. which is retroactive to July 1. The of negotiations between the board The starting salary would be board, which also must ratify the and the KTA. mediated since Sep- raised to $13,600 the first year, contract, will vote on the settlement tember by Lawrence I. Hammer, a Swalm said, and salaries should be in late January. Family grateful for aid MIDDLETOWN - The Weimer family of Leonardo "The most precious gift anyone can ask for is a true has experienced the special gift of caring and untiring friend. It is a gift that few of us In a lifetime get a giving this Christmas season. CHRISTMAS CHURCH - Above, the glow of Herod's Temple as it existed at the time of Christ. chance to really enjoy. We, as a family, have tasted of candlelight through brown paper bags gives off a This display is accompanied by a brief slide < What began as a nightmare ended happily when Ethel this gift,' they said. Weimer was found after she had been missing from her soft light that outlines the entire St. John's United presentation. . home for several hours. "To all of you who gave so much of yourselves Methodist Church property. Inset, a scale model ot (ambulance squads, fire companies, women's aux- Police, fire company members, neighbors and friends baaded together In ts» seweh. MatMs indfeaMM** iliaries, Chief (Joseph) McCarthy, Middletown polic* might have been confused when she left her home early police cadets, Atlantic Highlands police and fire Wednesday afternoon. She reportedly loved to take long departments) we thank you. Church lures thousands walks. "To our neighbors and friends in Leonardo, Atlantic But her walk Wednesday took her from Leonardo to Highlands and Middletown who came so freely, gave so By ARLENE SPARROW Each year one of St. John's many who wish to honor or remember in points in Belford and East Keansburg. willingly of themselves in time and love to our family, HAZLET - St. John's United artiste has a display. Dr. Lola Eban, a special way their loved ones at we say thank you. Methodist Church on Florence Av- whose interests lie In varied art Christmas time. When she was located In East Keansburg shortly after forms, has created over a dozen and "May all of your Christmas days be as happy as the enue in Hazlet has been known for 9:30 p.m Thursday, her family experienced heartfelt the last 30 years as the "Christmas a half pictures and art pieces using On display in the center of St. relief. one you helped make for us," they said. church." This is because of the the Madonna and Child. John's Church Library there is a -^ church's elaborate celebration of scale model of the Herod Temple *\ Advent and Christmas, along with The Jesse Tree, which calls like the one in Jerusalem at the time Businessman pleads guilty the joyous spirit of those Involved In attention to the legitimacy of of the birth of Christ. It is a the church's annual program. Christ's claim, based on Biblical reproduction of the huge building TRENTON — A Monmouth County man has admitted computer to Datalec Ltd., of Dorset, England. Thousands of visitors come both prophesy, to be the Messiah, fea- that played such an important role that he filed false documents In order to export The computer had military uses and could not be individually and In tour groups. Bus tures needlepointed art pieces that hi the life of Christ and early computer equipment to a British company that has tours have come from neighboring tell the story of the geneology of Christians. The outside walls of the business connections with Communist nations. exported legally. states as well as all parts of New Christ. The St. John's tree is unique actual temple were 65-foot high. The Harvey Mendelsohn, of Brielle, pleaded guilty in U.S. When he was preparing export documents, Jersey. in that it is made of plants of temple Itself would be the District Court here Thursday to a charge of nuking a Mendelsohn allegedly said the equipment was an Upon arriving at St. John's one Joseph's Coat brought back from the equivalent of a 22-story building. false statement on export documents electrical testing system rather than a computer. will see first the beautiful lifesixe Holy Land by pastor and Mrs Riley The hundreds of figures used in the Officials said that Mendelsohn Is the manager of RAG Officials said that if Mendelsohn had not falsified the creche (or nativity scene) erected In 1968. model represent (to scale) individ- ' Enterprises Inc. of Ocean. The company sails electronic document*, the computer would not have been exported on the church property. The Holy uals 5V4 to 6 feet tall. testing equipment. to Datalee. Family along with wise men and Another outstanding decoration at Mendelsohn was asked by Michael Wlnkler, an Mendelsohn Is free on a $10,000 personal recognizance shepherds are presented in Ufesize St. John's during the Ad- The story of the temple is told employee of electronics companies, to export a certain bond. He is scheduled to be sentenced on Feb. 4. statues and are dressed in authentic vent/Christmas season is the with the aid of slides taken by costumes. There are live animals — poinsettia star found in the santuary church members who visited Israel. goats, horses, sheep, donkeys, ducks of the church. The 16-foot star is and pictures taken or collected by and fowl that bring to life the made up of plants bought by committiee members who worked depiction of the first Christinas. members and friends of the church on the model Once Inside, visitors are greeted by a church member who guides them to the variety of special displays. The Sound and Light Show depicts the Christmas story with a YESTERDAYS scale model of Israel, featuring Nazareth, Jerusalem and Bethle- hem at the time of Christ as the 100 years ago 20 years ago background. A fire, fanned by strong winds, The Red Bank Zoning Board Everything In the 40 foot model Is grants YMCA officials permission built to scale- and Includes moun- destroys four floors of the Mansion Hotel, Long Branch, leaving only the to subdivide two lota on Maple tains and valleys which accurately Avenue for construction of a new show the relative sue of each main building's north wing standing. The hotel, considered one of the facUity. Officials say the old build- feature. Realism Is added by the use ing on Riverside Avenue is anti- of water in the miniature represen- finest hi the city, had been closed up in November by its owner. quated, overcrowded and poorly' tation of the Sea of Galilee, the equipped _ River and the Dead Sea. The Holyland Museum Is a new 50 years ago display Although it is small, it is Staff members at Riverview Hos- intended to grow as more church pital, Red Bank, prepare for the 5 years ago -> members visit Israel. Those who second annual charity ball and A six-year-old boy who tell' have visited the Holy Land, have bridge at the Molly Pitcher Inn. The through the ice of a local pond is shared their experience by con- annual hospital benefit is considered saved by a passerby with a wetsuit tributing books, pictures and other one of the area's foremost social — after being submerged in the SO* memorabilia which is on display. affairs of the holiday i degree waters for five minutes.

HOLIDAY THANKS — Standing from left, Pater Ellen Hemenway of the Monmouth County Board Rodriguez, 5, Engllshtown, Rachel Harvey, 3, of Social Service Volunteers during a party at the COMMUNITY CALENDAR Matawan, and Irene Ruth Liebman, 5, Englishtown, Little Flower Children's Center, Marlboro, hosted show off their "helping hand" posters to Katie Fay, Dec. 19 by staff and children to thank volunteers Monmouth County Historical As- 5 p.m. at the First Baptist Church, a senior at St. John Vianney High School, seated at the center. TODAY sociation. Maple Avenue and Oakland Street. left, David Greenwald, Covered Bridge, and Mary ABERDEEN - The Cross of Members of the community and Glory Church, Cambridge Drive, TOMORROW especially those who will be alone will celebrate Christinas Eve with RED BANK — A community are invited to call the church fo| services at 7 and 10 p.m. Christmas dinner will be served at reservations. '. Youngsters thank volunteers LONG BRANCH - The Topping BY JAN MARIE WERBUN their guests, and presented posters featuring the Library for Children will show a children's individually signed, band outlines, to rep- MARLBORO - In keeping with the spirit of giving movie, "March of the Wooden Motorists offered refreshments resentatives of organisations that have donated their Soldiers" at 10:30 a.m. at Christmas time, youngsters at the UtUe Flower "helping hands" daring the year. The organisations that Weary travelers on the Garden p.m. Dec. 31 through 9 a..>i. Jan. Children's Center, Morganville, were given the op- FREEHOLD - A Holiday State Parkway will be able to 1, at any roadside service area on portunity this week to give thanks to the many were spotlighted were: The Monmoath County Board of Volunteers, Covered Bridge, which has given the school exhibit, entitled "Toys, Trees, and stop for a free pick-me-up during the parkway. volunteers who have given their time to help them Trimmings," is on display at the two 11-hour periods this holiday Invitations will be given to all throughout the year. $300 In equipment for use In the school; St. John Vianney Monmouth County Historical As- season, according to a motorists advertising the free High School, from which senior stadeata volunteered sociation, TO Court St. through Jan. spokesperson for The New Jer- refreshments as they pass The center, geared for the working mother, provides their time as part of the school's community service day care for preschool children, as well as those In 6. The exhibit recalls the traditions sey Highway Authority. through parkway toll plazas, but kindergarten through second grade. program; and, The Collier School, whose student, of 19th centary Christmas cel- The "One for the Road" pro- free refreshments will be offered - la preparation for their Holiday Celebration Party, volunteers were accompanied by a teacher, as part of ebrations, and can be seen Tuesday gram will offer coffee, tea, and to all travelers whether or not the children baked cookies, and oandcraited decorations a "parenting course." As a special holiday treat, the through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 milk from 9 p.m. Dec. 24 through they have an invitation, the and cards. Collier School brought Santa Claua along with them to p.m., and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. 9 a.m. Dec. H, and again from 9 spokesperson said. During the party, the children sang holiday songs for the children's canter party. For further Information, contact the B2 The Drily Register Sport; MONDAY, DECEMBER 2«. 1984 Giants advance,outlast Rams

ANAHEIM. Calif (AP) - The to the wall, we just seemed to be first down at the seven. New York Giants, who have a knack able to muster up enough energy to Dickerson, who set a National for losing games they are expected get it done." Football League rushing record with to win and winning games they are The Giants, who were assured 2.105 yards yards this season, gained supposed to lose, remained in their playoff berth only when the 107 yards in 23 carries, but was held character yesterday. Dallas Cowboys lost to Miami last in check most of the game, and Humbled 33-12 by the Rams some Monday night, got it done through fumbled at his own 23 in the first three months ago, the Giants came Phil Simms' precision short-range quarter to set up New York's only back to beat Los Angeles 16-13 in the passing that kept them on the move touchdown. National Football Conference wild- and All Haji-Sheikhs three field "We knew we would see them card playoff. That put them into the goals. play at their best and they did," NFC semi-finals next Saturday in While the New York offense was Rams Coach John Robinson said of San Francisco against the 49ers playing almost flawlessly, not com- the Giants. "They played an excel- "It seems like we're a team that mitting a single turnover, the de- lent defensive game and we could nobody expects anything from," fense led by Lawrence never get back the touchdown we said Giants Coach Bill Parcells, Taylor and Harry Carson and gave away on that fumble." whose club lost its last two regular- lineman Leonard Marshall, kept Simms, whose game plan was to season games and finished with a 9-7 running back under throw short "because their pass record. "We kind of had our backs control. They also turned Los An- defense isn't that great," completed to the wall several times during the geles away with a field goal midway 22 of 31 for 179 yards. season and everytime we got them through the final quarter after a "They're an emotional team and we took the emotion away," said Simms. "I think they went flat." Dickerson had a prediction for the game between New York and 15-1 San Francisco, which won the first meeting 31-10. "I think the Giants are a more professional team than the 49ers." he said. "I really think they can beat them ' Frustrated that the Rams' season was over. Dickerson said. "I'm not ready to go home. I don't want to go home yet." Dickerson scored on a 14-yard run on the third quarter as Los Angeles pulled to within 13-10. And, after Haji-Sheikh made it 16-10 late in the period, he gained 49 yards in a 77- yard march midway through the final period that set up a 22-yard field goal by Mike Lansford. But that was it for the Rams as the Giants' defense held Los Angeles after that. Taylor put the game away, smashing into Rams quar- terback Jeff Kemp on a fourth and 5 with two minutes left and forcing a fumble recovered by Andy Head- en. Pnn tUMrn Haji-Sheikh, an all-pro last season TOUCHDOWN - Rob Carpenter (26) of the New Angeles Rams Mel Owens (58) and Reggie Doss but a mediocre kicker this year, had York Giants goes up and over the goal line for a at Anaheim Stadium during their NFC Wild Card field goals of 37 and 39 yards in first-quarter score despite the defense of Los game addition to the 36-yarder that turned out to be the difference. to 10-3 at the half. Crutchfield and a pass from Kemp 10-6 record, had dominated the. The Giants took a 10-0 lead in the Haji Sheikh built it to 13-3 five to Henry Ellard netted only 2 yards Giants in their regular-season) first quarter on Haji-Shiekh's first minutes into the third period. and the Rams had to settle for a 22- game, logging an NFL record three I field goal and Rob Carpenter's 1- The Rams had threatened to move yard field goal by Lansford that cut safeties and sacking Simms five ONE OF THREE — New York Giants' AN Haji-Sheikh (6) puts his yard plunge that came nine plays ahead midway through the final it to 16-13 times. Although sacked four times; toe into the football for a 37-yard field goal yesterday against the Los after Dickerson's fumble period, driving to a first down on the The Rams, who finished the in the playoff game. Simms never- theless usually had sufficient time! Angeles Rams m their National Football Conference playoff game. Lansford hit a 38-yarder in the New York seven-yard-line. But runs regular season as runners-up to San to get off his short-range throws. Holding the ball on the play is reserve quarterback Jeff Rutledqe. second period to cut the difference by Dickerson and Dwayne Francisco in the NFC West with a An early XMas for Parcells ANAHEIM. Calif lAP) - New been focusing on the Giants outstanding since, the week after while tight Zeke Mowatt grabbed York Giants Coach Bill Parcells "We got the feeling coming in that they lost to the Rams, the Giants seven passes for 73 yards as the said Christmas came two days they were looking past us after were thumped 31-10 by the 49ers. Giants controlled the ball with their early hearing about it all week," Simms "LA took us to school the last passing game. I felt like all the Christmas said. time and then the next week San Dickerson. who gained 120 yards mornings put together after we New York Harry Francisco did the same," said the last time the Rams met the stopped them on the fourth-down Carson said he considered a debt Carpenter "After this win, next Giants, said New York's defense play.' Parcells said yesterday after paid Saturday's game will give us a kept Los Angeles off-balance this the Giants beat the Los Angeles "We were totally embarrassed chance to show what we can do. I time. Rams 16-13 in the National Football the last time we played the Rams," don't think anyone will give us a Conference wild-card playoff game. he said "We came out and wanted chance against the 49ers." Dickerson. shaking his head, said, "I feel like I'm 23 again." to make up for that." Carpenter carried 13 times for 20 "I'm not ready to go home. I've got The fourth-down play Parcells Giants running back Rob yards and caught seven passes for the Pro Bowl left, but it's not the referred to was the one that wiped Carpenter said there's another debt another 23 yards in the victory. same." out any doubt that the Giants were going to win. as the Rams' Jeff Kemp, attempting to pass on fourth- and-six at the Los Angeles 30, Kerr, Flyers top Caps, 7-4 fumbled away the ball with 2 02 remaining New York then ran out the clock PHILADELPHIA - Tim Ken- Rangeri 3, Canadiens 3 to clinch the victory and move into scored three goals and Murray NEW YORK - Steve Patrick the NFC semifinal game against the Craven added two as the Philadel- NHL scored two goals and defenseman 49ers at San Francisco next Satur- phia Flyers defeated the Washington Barry Beck capped a third-period day Capitals 7-4 last night in National rally for the New York Rangers that Parcells. whose club was beaten Hockey League action. Washington cut the lead to 4-2 just tied the Montreal Canadiens. 33-12 by Los Angeles on Sept. 30. said The win snapped an eight-game 32 seconds later, when Mike Gartner New York, which had not the Giants were a little frightened. unbeated streak for Washington and hit a Bob Carpenter slap shot past outscored an opponent in the third "The defense was scared coming put the two teams in a tie for first the shoulder of Flyers' goalie Pelle period in six weeks, outscored into the game." Parcells said after place in the Patrick Division. Lindbergh. Montreal 2-1 in the final period to the Giants limited Eric Dickerson. The Flyers broke the game open Kerr scored his third goal of the produce the tie. Beck collected a who set an NFL single-season at 1:06 of the second period when game when he broke past Washing- power-play goal with 5:49 remaining rushing mark, to 107 yards on 23 Dave Poulin slid a cross-ice pass to ton defenseman Rod Langway and in regulation when he put a 25-foot carries. "We were scared every Kerr, who deflected the puck past hit a wrist shot over Riggin's glove wrist shot from the right-wing faceoff circle past goalie Steve time Dickerson got the ball." Washington goalie Pat Riggin from at 7:42. THE VICTORS — New York Giants' running back Rob Carpenter i just to the right of the net for a 3-1 Penney. New York quarterback Phil Craven recorded his second goal (26) is congratulated by head coach Bill Parcells following yesterday's '. Philadelphia lead. of the night 19 seconds later when he Penney preserved the tie with a Simms. who completed 22 of 31 NFC Wild Card playoff victory over the Los Angeles' Rams in ! throws for 179 yards as he moved his Derrick Smith increased the Fly- slid a shot under Riggin while lying sparkling arm save on Pierre team consistently on offense, said ers' advantage to 4-1 on a rebound on his back in front of the net for a Larouche's breakaway early In Anaheim, parpenter scored the Giants' only touchdown of the game j he thought the Rams might not have of a Peter Zezel shot at 4:21 6-2 Flyers' lead. overtime. while Parcells earned his first playoff victory.

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MIDDLETOWN - The annual guard Ryan McGuiness had 24 made the weekly ECAC Division III Maggio of Middletown concluded ceptions (five). He was member of Middletown South Wrestling Tour- tackles. Both playedfor St. John Honor Roll recently for Drew Uni- outstanding soccer seasons for Tren- each special team and once scored nament will be held Friday at SPORTS Vlanney. Another ex-Lancer player, versity. ton State College. a field goal off a fake attempt. Middletown High School South. linebacker Doug Peebles, earned a Dunn, a sophomore swlngman, Is Tantleff was a third-team All- "Greg has improved 100 percent Weigh-ins will be from 7:30 a.m. BRIEFS letter but was Injured much of the'averaging 21 points a game and has American selection by The National for us," bead coach Jim Attaway to8:30 am and the seeding meeting grabbed 41 rebounds. Soccer Coaches Association of said. "I think that he can go on to will be held immediately after. The Tom Murdock, a free safety who America for his performance in the a reaUy fine Division H or 1-AA tint round geU underway at 10:30 Altavilla, a 5-10,175-pound senior, played at Red Bank Regional, had Wilson qualifies Lions' 15-2-2 season. football team." Alvarez, a 1983 graduate of Key- on two mati with the second round led the team with a school record 55 three interceptions and 41 total WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - Tantleff, who played at Matawan port High School, earned varsity set for 1:30 p.m. The consolations go receptions for 911 yards and seven tackles, defensive tackle Mike Gold- Rumson's Sarah Wilson won the 200 Regionnal, started all It contests letters in football, basketball adn off at 3:30 and the finals are set for touchdowns and he set or tied six farb of Middletown was Involved in backstroke in 215 52 for William and registered 13 shutouts. At one track for the Red Raiders. 5 p.m. other school records. 34 tackles including four sacks, and Mary College in a 7M4 setback point In the season, he had six Teams entered are Middletown Altavilla set marks for most tailback Tom Papa of Howell had a to Old Dominion recently She also straight shutouts and he rejected Rafferty plays South and Middletown North, receiving yards in a game (lit) and pair of touchdown runs and gained qualified for the Easterns with a 93.5 percent of the shots taken PitcaUway. Matawan Regional, career (1,854), career receptions SO yards in eight carrieswhlle Tim 4:412clocking In the 400IM. against him. in Senior Bowl Neptune, CBA, Wall and Toms (121) and touchdowns (IS) and he Finnegan of Hazlet earned a letter Maggio, an ex-Middletown North River East. tied a school record for most as a special teams player. Tursi sparkles standout, was named second team BALTIMORE - Tom Rafferty, Trophies will be given to the first, touchdown receptions in a season Earning a soccer letter for All-Region. He led the Lions with 12 who starred in soccer at Christian second and third place winners, and with his seven TDs this year. Muhlenberg was Scott Eisdorfer of YORK, Pa. - Mike Tursi of goals (including five game-winners) Brothers Academy, completed four outstanding wrestler. Medals will Hazlet who contribued four goals Tlnton Falls was a member of the and six assists. years at Loyola College where he also be given to the first three Mules' stars and four assists. York College varsity cross country became the fourth highest goal places. team. He helped York finish with a Alvarez shines scorer with 16 goals in 19 games. ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Seven Mon- ECAC for Dunn 10-4 record and was named senior Rafferty had 47 goals in four mouth County players made con- FRANKLIN, Mass. - Greg Altavilla honored athlete of the week last month. years and was named to the All- tributions to the Muhlenberg College Alvarez of Keyport was a defensive MADISON — Former Christian State, All-Mid Atlantic and All-South CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. - football team this season. standout for Dean Junior College's Brothers Academy player Bill Dunn TSC soccer duo teams. He also competed in the 1984 Rumson's Tony AlUvilla was named football team this past fall. Tom Mulroy kicked 10 field goals earned the New Jersey College Senior Bowl in Tampa, Fla . Satur- Most Valuable Player for the 1M4 TRENTON - Goalie Gary Alvarez, a strong safety, led the in 20 attempts and was 23 of 24 in Basketball Writers Association day. Wabash team. extra points while freshman nose Division III Player of the Week and Tantleff of Matawan and Vlnnie team in tackles, assists and inter- Frosh's return to action depends on court hearing

NEW YORK (AP) - The possi- Valvano said any action he might Valvano would not comment on a bility of 6-foot-U freshman Chris take regarding Washburn's playing report that Washbum was allegedly Washbum returning to the North future also would hinge on the caught shoplifting in Greece during Carolina State basketball team this school's decision following the court the team's four-game tour before season depends on the outcome of a hearing. the regular season. Jan. 8 court hearing. Coach Jim Valvano said Sunday. Washbum, 19, a Hickory, N.C. Valvano made his comments at a Washbum was dropped from (be native, was released on $1,000 bond news conference for the ECAC team Friday after he allegedly and is still a student at the school. Holiday Festival which will be held broke into a room at the Raleigh, at Madison Square Garden Thursday N.C. school Wednesday and stole "Right now, it's in his best and Saturday. stereo equipment. He was charged interests not to be on the team," with a second-degree burglary, a Valvano said. "He's at the North Carolina State opposes felony offense which carries a crossroads of his life. It's up to Chris Rutgers, while No. 8 St. John's minimum sentence of 14 years in Washbum to straighten out his life. meets Old Dominion in the opening prison. We're still there to help." double-header. "To me," said Valavano, "it's not On Sept. 20, Washbum was con- "He helped give us versatility and a basketball issue, it's an issue of a victed of assault on » female at the depth," Valvano said. "He could young man in trouble. I'm interested North Carolina State campus. For play center and both forward spots in Chris getting his life together and that misdemeanor he received a 30- The kids now have a challenge to realizing his potential as a person." day suspended jail sentence and a respond to that — to do things people don't think can be done." Washbum, one of the nation's S25 fine. most highly recruited players, had been averaging 10.7 points and 5.9 rebounds and has started all but one game for the Mth-ranked Wolf pack, TRANSACTIONS 6-1. "Yes, it's possible he might be back this season," Valvano said in Weekend Saorta TranaaoHtm1 TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Purchased tha contract of By The ABiociBMd Praaa Jett Surrougna. (Jengnaiea rurtei. Irom the Oakland A'I response to a question. "My decision HOCKtV will be based on the legal proceed- BAMS All WeWorva* Hedter I tapti QOINQ OVER FOR SIX - New York Giants' over the goal line yesterday during first-quarter ings. We'll see how serious the CLEVELAND INDIANS-Signed Vern Ruhle. prtcner BUFFALO SABRES-Announced that Jerry Kofab to a rrwKw-ieague contract deianiaman, will return to the dub offensive tackle Bill Roberts (66) signals a action of their NFC Wild Card with the Los offense was. I understand it was his CO*. LI Of touchdown a* teammate Rob Carpenter dives Angeles Rams. friend's stereo (equipment) be DETROIT TIGERS—tagned John Orubfc. out* MO*. TEXAS MM-NameV Joe AV«MT>O I*ene~e tone took." 10 a one year eomraot. coacn. NBA Brick Memorial retains mat crown STANDINGS NEPTUNE - It couldn't have Osgoodby in the heavyweight Souths John Fagan while Skove been any closer, but defending match. took pinned Ocean's Chris Strano in EAtTINN CONFIUHCC PacMcOMalen champion Brick Memorial had Just WRESTLING Brick Memorial's other individual 1:59. AtMfidjc Dtv*e*6M L A Lakers 19 10 S5S - W 1. PM. aa Phoenia 16 13 5S2 3 champione was Scott Kirsch who Middletown South had two win- Bcalon 23 5 •21 L A Clipper* u u 500 4 1 enough to edge out Long Branch to —1 win the annual Neptune Wrestling scored a 7-3 decision over Long ners. Scott Walters edged out How- Philadelphia 21 S 77« I -! Pooiand 13 15 404 Sb VWahingloo 16 13 552 Ti Seattle ' 13 15 464 11 Classic Saturday night. Long Branch had four individual Branch's Jim Cattalona at 119 ell's John Gagliano. 4-3, at 98 pounds New York 12 16 . 400 12 Golden State 9 18 333 9 champions in freshman Sam Cole pounds. Kirsch was also voted the while Edison Pinto defeated Nep- N«w J«'My 11 17 393 12 SeMurdaya OtMnaa The Mustangs finished with 118 PrKiadeipnta 107. New Jeney 93 points and managed to edge out the (105), Joe DiBiase (112), Simon tournament's "Outstanding Wres- tune's Bob Joyner7-1 at 126 pounds. Atlanta 119. Waahingion 101 Green Wave grapplers by a point. Skove (138) and heavyweight Ray tler." Manalapan also had two individ- CMMOMM Oeveiand )06. Indiana '03 MilwauHM IS 11 633 Chicago HO. Boaton 05 2'J Middletown South was far back in LeBron, but what was probably the Cole was another Impressive per- ual champions. Mike Liguori de- DKtM 15 12 556 Houston 125. Denver 107 Cnicago IS <4 517 Kama*. City 120, Detrort 123 third place with 58'*. deciding match came at 132 pounds former. He upset top-seeded Mike feated John Gluckow of Neptune', 8-1 T when Brick Memorial's Pete Bonilla Dunn of Howell in the opening round and Bob Lynch scored a 14-0 Mania <1 1' 3U M-twaukee 101. Sar Antonto 90 Manalapan was fouith with 54Vi Indiana 7 20 2S» lift PnoeniK 110 Portland 106 and Wall took fifth with 48. Neptune rallied to edge out Long Branch's Friday night and then recorded pins superior decision over Brick Mem- CWv«iina S 20 200 Dallas 113. Utah 96 and .Howell tied for sixth with 36V* Tyrone Davis, 8-7, in the final in the quarter and semifinals. He orial's Dean Albanese in the 155 lam day's Qama pound title bout. •II1IU COMPIRIHCl L A Crippera at Seame latt followed by Brick (33H), Jackson seconds. put the finishing touches on his Monday's Qawee 607 _ (31), Lakewood (23), Freehold brilliant effort with a 16-2 superior The other indivdual winner was D«nv.r *\ 17 11 No game* scheduled Brick Memorial's Bob Watkins HouMon 17 11 •07 __ Tuesday a flmn Township (16), Ocean Twp. (15), officially clinched it by scoring a decision over second-seded Dan Jackson's Rob Connor (185) whoDallaa 13 14 481 3v Pniiadeiphte at Dwo-t. 4 30pm Matawan (12), Middletown North 14-4 major decision over Wall's Tom Pulsifer of Brick in the finals. pinned Wall's Tim Curran in 1:40. Sax Anloruo 13 16 44t 4 '•» New Jersey al New York. 7 30 pm Utan 13 <6 446 4 . Atlanta at Cleveland. 7 30 pm UOVfc), Red Bank Catholic (7*) and Curran at 167 pounds. This offset DiBiase earned his first place Gluckow was named the winner of Unui C,ty 10 16 365 6 Gotden State at Portland. 10 pm Southern (2). LeBron's pin over Wall's Marc with a 4-2 win over Middletown the "Sportsmanship Award." Hogan lifts Hudson Comsos top Lasers Neptune dropped LOS ANGELES (AP) - Laurie HIGHLANDS - Tim Hogan put in Abrahams scored two goals, includ- a long jump shot at the buzzer to ing the game-winner in the third give Henry Hudson Regional a 43-41 BOYS period, Saturday night to give the SOCCER in Wall tourney Cosmos a 5-2 Major Indoor Soccer triumph over Pinelands in boys basketball Saturday night. League victory over the Los Angeles BASKETBALL Lazers. Henry Hudson had a 34-28 lead after three quarters but Pinelands who defeated the San Diego Sockers WALL - Neptune High School GIRLS (0-4) tied the game in the final With the score tied 2-2, Abrahams Friday night. watched a 10-point lead disap- minute on two foul shots by Pat scored his second goal of the night The Lazers took a 1-0 lead on a pear in the final quarter and while teammate Tom Caizxa BASKETBALL Anthony. That set up Hogan's win- at 8:36 of the third period for the goal by Poli Garcia before the dropped a 47-42 overtime de- grabbed 10 reboundsfor the Ad- ning shot. Cosmos, who also got second-half Cosmos rallied on goals by cision to unbeaten St. Peter's of mirals who evened their record at goals from Andrew Parkinson and Hogan finished with 25 points 2-2. Abrahams and Angelo DiBernardo Staten Island (5-0) Saturday Chance Pry to break open a tight to take a 2-1 lead at halftime. night in the opening round of the game. Los Angeles tied the game 2-2 in said. "But we got hurt in the Wall Girls Basketball Tour- the third period on a goal by (ius second quarter by not getting nament. Colts capture three Mokalis before the Cosmos broke back on defense. The victory was the second straight for the struggling Cosmos, the game open. The Fliers (1-1) took a 31-21 WEST POINT, NY. - Christian lead into the final quarter, but "August Martin is a very fast, Brothers Academy picked up three they lost the ball on a couple of physical team and when we gold medals in the West Point turnovers and missed the front missed a snot, they usually got Holiday Relays yesterday. TRACK end of three one-and-ones which the rebound and beat us down The Colts won the sprint medley SPORTS FANS On* of the moat spectacular enabled St. Peter's to tied it up the court," be said. in 3:38.9 with a team of Jim Vlckers run* of til* 1SM football ••••on and force the overtime The (23.0), John Gaffney (23.6), Rich Hirsch was second with a 32.2 was mad* by Ohio Stale WBjaofc winners had a 7-2 advantage in "They have super athletes and O'Day (53.8) and Jim Hickey clocking. K*Mi >yar* aoatnit iWnota on the overtime to win it. Oct. 13...At th* beginning ol th* hit the boards strong." Calabro (1:58.6). CBA came back to win the Red Bank Catholic finished sec- run, Byar*' l*lt sho* cam* said. "But they sometimes don't distance medley in 10:44.1 using a ond In the girls varsity mile relay as off...But h* kept runnlng-and de- Millie Calderon had 13 points play under control. foursome of John Alexanlan the team of Mary McNamara, spite having on* site* on, an* and Lisa Jones scored 11 for (2:03.8), Adam Horrlsberger (54.2), Sheila Ring, Katrina Logan and •ho* ofl-h* sttN outran all •*- Neptune. "A team might be able to slow BiU Kolb 11:01.1) and Chrli Deane Beth Devine had a 4:42 clocking. •nd w#nt 8T it down on them," be added. " (4:36.1). The same quartet was third in the **• In another game last night, But we don't have the personal Tim Bracken of CBA won the long 2-mile relay In 11:00.2. unbeaten August Martin of New to do it." jump with a leap of 20-2 while the RBC's Kevin Brennan was second beN...The 1 coach** who won th* York (6-0). ranked the No. 2 high shuttle hurdle relay team of O'Day, in the freshman open mile with a Wh*n was th* la*t Urn* a majot- moat gam** In hlatery-PavhlateryPavl coll*g* football t*am want school girls team in the nation The second round of the Horrisberger, Pat Ruane and Chris time of 5:03. g f Bryant of Alabama In coiiaa toe* twit and O*org« Halaa of ft*ft* Chi - by several publications, used a tournament will be held Wednes- i AMY Chi- 30-polnt second quarter to down day at Wall High School. Top- anal SMni cago Bean In pro too***too , BOTH ANY had nicknamas ol Bear...Paul stubborn Lakewood, 7MJ. seeded Red Bank Catholic AMY gam*?...La*t to do that < Bryant, of sow**, wai Bear battles Asbury Park at 4 p.m.. 8 ^svVv^Fva^BVBPSBJVaT ••• 1 V<4^V • • • •^"•ri^Bf B) l August Martin, which has Long Branch takes on Southern PLAYOFF SLATE t at Maes- gone over 100 points several Regional at 5:30, Delaware Val- oaaaaa *g*H>*« r^,m p.p. Umm_ ley battles Philllpsburg at 7 p.m. times, opened up a 23-point lead • # w by halftlme. bat Lakewood and August Martin plays St. battled back in the second half Peter's at 8:30. to make the final score more repeectablt Semifinals will be held Friday and 7 and 8:30 p.m. and the ... New On Display. did a nice Job," championship game Is set for coach Art Calabro Dec. 2» at V. 30. QEORQB WALLLINCOLNMIRCURY • mil. j». m UMlIk, Ca«. - SHREWSBURY AVE., SHREWSBURY 747-5400 AfC Ovnpaxi « NFC Oawn • p n B4 The DlMly Register Lifestyle MONDAY, DECEMBER 84. 1964 Newark lofts suit artists' canvases and wallets artist could Hod a haven in Newark for as little as BY ANNE McGRATH setting spots, Brooklyn, NY., and Jersey City, says artists began looking at Newark, he said. she enjoys living and working in a former toy "The city's negative image had probably become H75 a month or as much as 1700, be estimated NEWARK, N J. (API- There it was on the front factory In the Ironbound section that has been our greatest asset," said Braffman, who with his Gary Reynolds, curator of the Newark Museum, page of a major New York City newspaper, the converted to artists' studios. wife, Roberta Crane, bought a brownstone in the says there are "a fair number" of artists living in latest tip for the trend-conscious who find New "Newark compares favorably with places I lived city's Lincoln Park section in 1877. the Ironbound section, where there are a number Jersey's Hoboken too settled and Manhattan's in San Francisco," she said. "When they (prospective residents) saw the city, of vacant factories. Lower East Side too expensive: try Newark. Wayne Braffman said that when a group of they said, "This isn't what it's cracked up to be. It's In addition, Crane says that a developer has plans Driven from their New York lofts by pro- artists came to his office at the Newark Economic better.' " to convert buildings once used by a newspaper and fessionals willing to pay more, artists say New Development Corp. in the mid-l»70s seeking help in Crane, director of the City Without Walls artists' Essex County College into loft space for artists. Jersey's largest city provides large work spaces in starting an artists' housing project, "I thought it collective in the downtown retail area, said, "We Davson says that although redevelopment if abandoned industrial buildings, accessibility to was the most ridiculous, preposterous proposal I get phone calls every day from artists looking for "spotty," there are blocks such as James Street New York, cheap rents and an element of surprise. had ever heard of." places." and Lincoln Park where •people with an eye on the future" have bought old homes for a song and "When you say you live in Newark, people do Reasonable rents could still be had elsewhere Victor Davson, a South American painter, has renovated them. tend to drop their teeth," said Johanna Lion, a and "Newark was still too close to its recent rented with four other artists about 2,500 square Packed with their easels and palettes, however, printmaker and graphic artist originally from San problems," he said, referring to the 1867 riots that feet in a former bank building in a mostly minority are artists' worries about just how long it will be Francisco. led to the deaths of 26 people. Central Ward neighborhood. before Newark landlord! steal a few tricks from Lion, who has also called home two other pace- But by the early 1980s, all that had changed, and Depending on the size and quality of space, an their New York counterparts and try raising rents. 'Around the World at Christmas': A joyous Monmouth Museum show

R*giil«r pholM by Carl Foftno LABOR OF LOVE — Among school children and Monmouth Museum volunteers who con- tributed talents to the display of international Christmas trees are, from left in photo at left, Michelle Evancho and Laurie Bizzaro, Middle- town, and their Thomp- son School teacher, Ro- berta Gauvreau. Doug and Fran Mcllvain, River Plaza, at lett in top right photo, did background artwork for Scandinavian tree designed by Gerda Overgaard. Rumson. Below right are Dorothy Moorehouse. at left, mu- seum director, with Mame and Evan Beecher. Middletown, who loaned items for colonial Christmas set- ting.

State flower show opens Feb. 23 Tragedy narrowly averted as MORRISTOWN - Although president. "All home gardeners Chapter of the New Jersey winter outside, the atmosphere — whether they have a large Association of Nurserymen. Also indoors will be pure spring at the piece of property or a small participating in the sponsorship a result of shoplifting ruse 1965 New Jersey Flower and townhouse yard — will find ideals are the State Department of Garden Show they can take home with them." Agriculture and Cook College of Dear Ann Landeri: I'm 44 years could use some counseling. Contact The 18th annual exposition, the In addition to the spring gar- Rutgers University. old and haven't worked in a long the Family Service Association. You largest of its kind in the metro- dens, the show will offer educa- The exhibition will open its time. During the last IS months I might also discuss this matter with politan area, will be held in the tional demonstrations, exhibits, doors from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. have been interviewed by several your doctor and ask if he knows of National Guard Armory, here, lectures and films. daily, except Sundays when hours people in hospitals and retail stores an agency that can help you. from Saturday, Feb. 23, through will be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. but no one would hire me. The store ANN Dear Ann Landers: A lovely Sunday. March 3. The New Jersey Flower and General admission is fice I would love to work hi has three of young woman who works in this Garden Show was established in follars for adults. Senior citizens my applications. LANDERS office is home ill because she can't In keeping with this year's 1967 as a non-profit exhibition to with proper identification will be Several days ago I became des- keep any food down. She is t% theme, "Springtime In The Gar- educate the public in the proper admitted for three dollars on perate and wrote a letter to the months pregnant. den State." the Flower and selection of flowers, trees and weekdays and on the second manager. I told him I wanted to be I feel terribly sorry for this lady Garden Show will feature more shrubs for landscaping and in- weekend; children under 12 unac- a security guard. I explained that I because I believe her husband to the than a dozen full-size gardens door use. companied by an adult will be had seen many people shoplift cause of her nausea, not the preg- bursting with the colors of It is sponsored by the New admitted for three dollars. merchandise and knew all the tricks nancy. The clod told her if she has spring . Jersey State Florists' Associa- Previously arranged children's of the trade. I explained about the letter I had a boy he will buy her a fnr coal. It "As in previous years, the tion, the New Jersey Association groups, schools, scouts, etc.) will In the letter I explained that I written but be didn't believe me. she has a girl she gels nothing. Flower and Garden Show will of Nurserymen, the New Jersey be admitted for two dollars. would shoplift In his store for a week The manager was not hi Us office Please print this letter and inform offer something for everyone," Plant and Flower Growers' As- Children under 12 with an adult and after seven days I would come and his secretary didn't know any- all the other Ignoramuses oat there said Charles Walkiewicz. show sociation, and the Metropolitan are admitted free. to his office with the merchandise thing about it. that II Is the male who determines and tell him now I had done It. I felt I was so ashamed I tried to the sex of the child. All fetuses an my know-bow would he worth a lot strangle myself with the telephone originally females and only become to him. cord but the security guard stopped male with the introduction of the Y ENGAGED When I received no response to me. The manager then appeared and chromosome by the male. my letter I decided to go ahead with I told him I was desperate for a job. I hope every woman who has beea my plan. I began by slipping several He very nicely said the mutter made to feel inferior because she small objects from the notions would be dropped but asked that I produces only daughters will read Hyle-Della Pietro department Into my pockets and up shop elsewhere In the future. this and feel better. — I've Got Both my sleeves. I then walked outside to I am writing you in case anyone (Toronto) MORGANVILLE — An- are alumni of Matawan Regional put all the stuff In my tote bag. The else out there has the same Idea. I Dear Toronto: I've been waiting a nouncement is made by Mr. and High School. She is manager of minute I got outside, a security want them to know it doesn't work. Mrs Anthony Delia Pietro, Route customer service at Strand In- long time for someone to write a guard grabbed me and said. "We are Thank you. — Lucky To Be Free letter like yours. It's amazing how 79, of the engagement of their surance Finance Co., here going to the manager's office." daughter, Dolores Ann Delia Pietro Dear Lucky: You sound as if you few people know this elementary fact of reproductive biology. All - BA those husbands who are disap- and Mrs. Robert Hyle, 231 Church honors from Rutgers St. Matawan pointed because their wives didn't University and is in management Coast Guard commandant give them a boy should be told, "You Miss Delia Pietro and her fiance with CVS Pharmacies. didn't give me that Y chromosome to address retired officers and I couldn't produce a boy without Patterson-Forrest FORT MONMOUTH - U.S. Coast A Chicken Cordon Bleu dinner will "•" MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and Mrs. Guard Cmdr. Philip J. Cardaci will be served at 7:30 p.m., following a Are your parents toe strict? Hard Iowa. She is a flight attendant for social hour. to reach? Aaa Landers' booklet, E. A. Forrest Jr., 15 Shephard Eastern Airlines, JFK Airport, speak at the Jan. 10 dinner meeting Drive, announce the engagement of New York. Mitt Delia Pietro, of Central New Jersey Chapter of Reservation information may be "Bugged By Parents? How to Get obtained from The Retired Officers More Freedom," could help you their daughter. Robin L Forrest, to Mr. Patterson was graduated Stephen Hyle The Retired Officers Association in Association, P.O. Box 38, Fort krl*ge the generation gap. Send M Kevin F Patterson, son of Mr. and from Wentworth Military Academy Gibbs Hall, here. Cardaci is com- Monmouth, or from the assocU- cents with your request and a long, Mrs. E. E Patterson. Colorado and Texas A&M University, College manding officer of the U.S. Coast tion's dinner committee chairman, stamped, self-addressed envelope to Springs. Colo Station, Texas. He is employed by Guard Sandy Hook Group, a terri- tory which extends from Beach Col. Vincent de P. Britt, Oakwood Ann Landers, P.O. Box HNS, Chi- Miss Forrest is an alumna of Marriott Hotels/Tampa Westshore Haven to New York Harbor. Way, Middletown. cago, IL Mill. Middletown Township High School in Tampa, Fla. and Iowa State University, Ames, An April wedding is planned. He will give a slide-illustrated talk on the organization and mission of the U.S. Coast Guard. A question- Montanaro-Sheehan and-answer period will ensue. MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and Mr». Middletown High School North and Kenneth Sheehan. 54 Warren Place, is attending Brookdale Community announce the engagement of their College, Lincroft She is a none at daughter. Kathleen Ann Sheehan, to Bayshore Community Hospital, Carl Anthony MonUnaro, son of Holmdef. CBS All of us at Rumson Coulcltc Carl L. MonUnaro, 32 W. Wilson Mr. MonUnaro is a graduate of Circle, and Barbara MonUnaro. Red Bank Catholic High School and SUPERMARKET wish you a Merry Christmas Emlenton, Pa. An October wedding Brookdale Community College and is planned. is employed by Shop-Rite of 36 MAIN ST. Miss Sheehan was graduated from Matawan JacaueLyaa Mueller, KIANSBURQ Collins-Salerno HAZLET - Mr and Mrs. Joseph Salerno. 53 Clark St.. announce the Maldonado-Mueller engagement of their daughter, Sf 39*. Catherine Marie Salerno, to Edward HAZLET - Announcement of the and Mrs Jesus Maldonado. 4ft E. Joseph Collins, son of Mr. and Mrs engagement of JacqoeLynn Ann Front St., Keyport. JERSEY NUMBER GAME Mueller and Jesus Manuel Edward Collins. 10 W Richard St. Miss Mueller Is a graduate of Pick any 3 Number* MJM Salerno was graduated from Maldonado is made by the bride- RariUn High School. Hazlet She is Rarlun High School. She is i dental elect's parents. Joan Mueller Swar- a hostess and baker at Dunkin you can play assistant for Dr Gary M. Prisand in row, * Curren St.. West Keansburg, Donuts, here. from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Holm*** and Alfred G Mueller. 405 Harrison Her fiance attended Keyport High 7 day* a waak Am, Union Beach. ' Her fiance is an electrician with School, and is employed by Peterson WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER and a Nappy New Year! L.K. Comstock Co . New York. Mr. Maldonado's parents are Mr. and SUeger Inc., Keyport. t Holiday cards bring joy MONDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1964 Chriilrru^^* - * • —u — nul^^A^ili |ct*i smalle•• r at you get older Every year you wonder which teller, (ran old friends you are not going to get TIME OF YOUR LIFE because there was nobody Ultra to send them. And which cards that fane may bear sad newt. married in the faU They bought that customs in the senior set U that of • Yet. a precious few cards with old brown farmhouse out on Maple going through the cards received letters may be one ol the nicest and have converted it into a Into season on Christmas Eve - filings about a senior Christmas It tearoom." admiring and reading them again, i in't so much for what they say as looking at the pktarea which were for the memories they bring. This is tonic stuff for selected audiences. I deplore, therefore, the enclosed - all to soft lights, eggnog In fact, you can get bewildered frequent criticism of Christmas or champagne, and Christmas music i eading a long letter mentioning the card Inserts as "brag letter*." Some on the stereo. Try it; you'll like it! ; ctivitles of children who have of them boast a bit, I suppose, but If you have saved the cards and I rown middle aged since you knew they are written in the knowledge letters from last year, it makes for I tern and grandchildren and In-laws that the recipients will be keenly additional enjoyment to compare ' ou have never even met. But, along interested and will ooh, ah, and developments. And you can discard i le way, a reminiscent name or imagine (!) over the doings of those each one of the 'IS assortment as ! cene is enough to guide you out of they used to know, some as little you replace it with an "84 model. I ie woods and onto the pleasant path rascals. Even at inflated postal rates, df nostalgia Instead, I would rather say fie on fichanglng news and greetings by i "Clara is still pickling her ok) friends who just sign or print mail is probably the best Christmas peaches," one may say, "and I must their names, leaving you ».ih investment around. You cultivate 4ay this year's batch tasted more nothing but a postmark to ruminate lots of people over a lifetime, bat IN APPRECIATION — Vogels Fashion Center manager of the Keyport store; Dottie Rada, Long delicious than ever. Wish we could from - which doesn't take long if time dissipates many of them and, send you some." personnel are teted in Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, Branch, manager ol the Red Bank store; Mary you have never been there. At least in the golden years, renewal of Hamilton, Long Branch, sales clerk in the Red Bank contacts is worth a great deal. on the store's 57th anniversary by Irwin Vogel of Or. "You remember Howard's a few hand-scratched sentences on store for more than 40 years, and Nettie Vogel Keep those Christinas cards and Middletown. left, owner ol the store, which has sister, Idabell, who was a spinster the inside or back could be better Demas of Long Branch, Mr. Vogel's mother, who than that. letters coming, folks. Next year and branches in Red Bank and Keyport. Joining him, so long? Well, she met this sixtyish has been active in the store since its opening. widower on a cruise and tbev lot One of the rewarding Christmas beyond. left to right, are Millie Levine, Long Branch. Christmas gifts given unconventional wrappings DEAR HELOISE: Sead a great hint to: juior hi high school, had trouble elbows — before putting on her coat. through the ornament for haogiag aa Here's a lasl-muurte him Juii In Heloise, P.O. Box ON, San with heavy books breaking the lead The socks are up too high for her the tree. — Alice R. Walker time far Christmas. You know how Antonio, TX 7K1I of the pencils in her book bag. She to be able to pull them off. Finally WARM LOTION expensive wrapping paper, bows aad SHOVELING FUN bad room for a pencil box bat felt her hands are warm and I don't have Dear Heloise: For extra warmth ribbon are, right? Dear Heloise: Last winter we had tee grown-up for the cartoon pencil to worry about It aay mere. — on winlery days, I like to place nay For gtftwrap, I sse while freeier a storm that left a lot of heavy wet HINTS boxes made for younger children. Kataie Hoette skia lotion bottle (with the cap paper, butcher paper, shelf paper snow. The snow blower was In need FROM I had aa idea that worked great. FOIL ORNAMENTS tightly closed) n my balk water. aad, far snail packages, evea typing of a belt in order far It to dear the 1 bought her a plastic toothbraih Dear Heloise: Have yon looked at I let it float iroead is the tab paper. And, instead of ribbons, I use snow. HELOISE bolder for almost nothing. Six yoar pile of foil pans lately? throughout my entire bath. Ones rag yam. Any color will do but for Since nothing seemed to be la sharpened pencils fit In It perfectly. Thousands of housewives save them I've finished and dried off. I nave, Christmas I always like to use red working condition, my husband They come la all colors for the bat seldom, If ever, use them all. warm lotion to apply to my skin. - aad green. came up with the brilliant idea of whole family. — Gloria ('route Let the kids have tun with them It feels so much nicer than whasj Sometimes I add small candy building iDOwmen. Along with the WARM HANDS making extra Christmas decor- it's at a cool, room temperature aad canes or ether wrapped goodies to fun, we would roll the big snowballs Dear Heloise: My 18-mooth-old atioas for the tree. The only ma- I seem to use less lotlea because at the hsws and ribbons. down the lane clearing It at the daughter will not keep her mittens terials needed are scissors, pencil spreads so well when it has beatj I hope you will pass this along to same time. one family job no one seemed to oa when It is cold outiide Bat I've and a pan. Draw the desired shape warmed. — Lisa, a new-found your renders. — A Faithful Reader Everyone in the family partici- mind. - Mrs. Jerry Kleada found a way to outfox her. I pat a on the foil pans and cut them out. follower 1 I'm more than happy to. — pated, had a great time and got the PENCIL CASE thick pair of knee socks on her hands Punching a small bole la the top What a way to treat yourself! Heloise dreaded job done la no time. It was Dear Heloise: My daughter, a and arms — they come np past her allows a siring to be threaded Thanks for sharing. — Heloise

WEDDINGS Seats preserve young lives BY LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. protect against catastrophes and lifelong heartaches. It is a matter of survival to know PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME that child restraint seats save lives Every month women who suffer Dr. Michael D. Decker and his from premenstrual syndrome colleagues at Vanderbilt University (PMS) have their lives disrupted Medical Center in Nashville defi- YOUR with symptoms that may be mild or nitely state that the chance of death exceedingly severe in an automobile accident can HEALTH More than five million women virtually be eliminated if such have symptoms which range be- restraint seats are used. tween temporary gain of weight to In the Journal of the American fatigue and even acute depression. Medical Association, he noted chil- PMS must not be accepted as dren not protected by such devices "women's burden." Programs all are 11 times more likely to die in a over the country now devote them-' motor vehicle accident Child re- icians have played a key role in selves to alleviating the symptoms; straint devices (CRDs) are SO lobbying for this effort." of PMS Women who are in- percent more effective than seat In the first six years following the capacitated and "made miserable" belts in preventing injuries to chil- passage of the Tennessee law. 81 at that time can now have their MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. dren under the age of 4. children under the age of 4 died on symptoms alleviated in almost 80 KENNETH KINNEMAN GEORGE FEHR WILLIAM WRIGHT The conclusions of the scientists the state's highways. Only two were percent of all cases. Carefully are based on the analysis of Ten- in child restraint devices. chosen hormones, such as nessee traffic accidents from 1978 to These scientists calculate that progesterone, are specifically de- Kinneman- Fehr- Wright- 1983. Tennessee enacted the nation's CRDs might have reduced Ten- scribed for each individual woman first child restraint law in 1978. nessee's medical costs by 12 million after careful study Since then, every state but Wyoming in 1982 to 1983 They could also have Gynecologists all over America Klemm landoli Connelly has passed a similar statute. saved a total of $8 million if all no longer accept the premenstrual Dr. Robert S. Sanders, a pedia- children had been protected. LONG BRANCH - Holy Trinity KEYPORT - Jean Marie Connel- syndrome as being inevitable, un- KEANSBURG - Patricia Ann trician at Vanderbilt University, is The concept that "it can't happen alterable and unbeatable Klemm became the bride of Ken- Roman Catholic Church was the ly and William Bradley Wright were married Oct. 20 in St. Joseph's credited with being the father of to me" is totally fallacious. Parents Dr. Coleman welcome! questions neth Robert Kinneman at a nuptial setting for the Dec. 1 wedding of Tennessee's law. He said, "In each Alisa Marguerite Iandoli and Roman Catholic Church. The Rev. owe their children and themselves from readers. Please write to him la Mass celebrated Oct. 27 in St. Ann state, pediatricians and other phys- the benefits of the restraints that care of this newspaper. Roman Catholic Church. The Rev. George Joseph Fehr. Ronald Bacovin officiated at the Gregory Vaughan officiated. A re- The bride Is the daughter of Mr. cereomony, whei was followed by a ception followed in Roman Inn, and Mrs. Louis J. Iandoli. 14 Kings reception in Don Quixote Inn. Haslet. Court, Middletown. Mr. and Mrs. Matawan Bayshore sets programs to aid The bride is the daughter of George Fehr, 24 Riverbrook Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Connelly. Eileen Klemm. 38 Bayview Ave., Lincroft, are the bridegroom's 32 Coral Drive, Hazlet, are the and the late Leonard Klemm. Mr. parents. bride's parents. The bridegroom is the son of William A. Wright, Toms with non-smoking and dieting and Mrs. John Kinneman, 131 Park The Rev. John Compoli cel- Ave., are the bridegroom's parents. ebrated the nuptial Mass, and a River and Mrs. Geraldine Wright, 3 HOLMDEL — As we approach a will be taught techniques and control your weight permanently.: Eileen Klemm was the maid of reception took place in Buck Smith's Craig St.. Hazlet. brand new year, many of us commit procedures that have proven o be The program has been designed to honor. Christine O'Mara was the House of Brides, Keansburg. Erin Clark was the maid of honor ourselves to a number of New effective in both preventing and prevent and eliminate your desire to junior bridesmaid. Becky Kin- -Linda Iandoli was the maid of Cathy Kafka, Diane Russo, Debbie Year's resolutions. The smoker eliminating cigarette urge sen- overeat. You'll learn an eating neman, Debbie Dulla. Kathy honor; the other bridal attendants Tissot, Kathy Dugan and Pamela promises to throw away that last sations. This systematic approach program developed by the American Toomey and Cathy Lyle were the were Deborah A. Heh, Michelle B. Wright were the bridesmaids. pack of cigarettes, new diets or will allow you to quit smoking while Dietetic Association that allows you bridesmaids. Fehr and Carolyn Schillburg Frank Bauman was the best man. promises of diets are heard through- minimizing the problems of ir- freedom of choice. Lawrence Fehr was the best man. Jay Connelly, Jeff Lupton, Jim out the community! ritability. Information on these programs is Best man was Jeff Kinneman. August Schafft. Michael Iandoli and Connelly. Mike Mullen and Douglas If assistance is what it takes to The Weight No More program is available by contacting the hospi- Jim Kinneman, John Shannon, George Fehr ushered. Wright were the ushers. assure us of a new year of Good a comprehensive lifestyle approach tal's Department of Consumer James Dean, and Tim Purcell were The bride was graduated from Health and Commitment to Our to weight loss. It is designed to Health Education. the ushers. Middletown High School North and The bride is a graduate of Raritan Resolutions.. Bayshore Community The bride received a BSN degree attended Brookdale Community Col- High School, Hazlet and York Col- Hospital has initiated two such from Fairleigh Dickinson Univer- lege, Lincroft. She Is a veteran of lege of Pennsylvania. She is a programs. Smokeless and Weight sity, and Is a registered nurse the U.S. Navy. Monmouth County Probation Of- No More. Maternity clothes needed by clients employed at Lenox Hill Hospital, Her husband, who earned a ficer in Freehold. Her husband is a The Smokeless Program is a 10- New York. Her husband is a bachelor of science degree from graduate of Raritan High School and hour program in which you will graduate of Union Technical In- Monmouth College, West Long is employed as a chemical operator leam the skills necessary to achieve LONG BRANCH - Family and maternity clothing stitute and Is a draftsman at Tech Branch, is a certified public accoun- at Cary Chemical, Farmingdale. permanent abstinence from smok- Children's Service's unplanned Donations can be dropped off at Services, Rochelle Park. tant and director of business ser- ing. The system is based on the pregnancy program has issued a the agency. 191 Bath Ave.. Long vices at Brookdale Community Col- After a wedding trip to Boston and philosphy that quitting is easier plea for clean, usable maternity Branch, or the Sinks to Minks Store, Their wedding trip was to St. lege. the White Mountains in New Hamp- when you know how to do it. The clothing. 74 South St.. Freehold. For further Marteen. The couple reside in New shire, the couple make their home smoking habit is viewed from Many clients of the program are Information, persons may call Fam- York. The couple took a wedding trip to Hawaii, and reside in Red Bank. in Farmingdale. psychological, social, physiological needy teen-agers and have no re- ily and Children's headquarters, and behavioral perspectives. You sources to purchase their own here Mikkelsen- Maher appointed director of Ann May School of Nursing

Rose NEPTUNE - John K. Lloyd, She received certification for president of Jersey Shore Medi- I KEYPORT - Susan Mary Rose proficiency in the practice of cal Center, announces the ap- critical-care nursing by the 4nd Michael Mlkkelsen were mar- pointment of Kathleen M. Maher. certification board of the Ameri- ked on Oct. 6 in St. Mary's R.N.. MSN, as director of the can Association of Critical-Care episcopal Church. The Rev. Ludwlg Ann May School of Nursing. Nurses. She was also named f. Weimick officiated. A reception Maher was formerly assistant "1984 Nurse of the Year" by the fbllowed In Town and Country Inn director and a senior level In- Monmouth-Ocean Counties I The bride Is the daughter of structor of the school. Before Chapter of the American As- Elizabeth Rose. 42 Locust Grove that, she was director of nursing sociation of Critical-Care Nurs- Park, West Ksansburg. and the late at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Eliza- es. Aelancey Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- beth, and assistant director of She is a member of the ert Mikkelsen, 14 Spruce St., Hatlet, MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. nursing administration at MICHAEL MIKKELSEN FRANCIS J. FEEHAN American Nurses' Association, are the bridegroom's parents. Riverview Medical Center, Red the New Jersey State Nurses' : Lisa Kenny was the matron of Bank. She was also an Instructor Association, the American As- konor. Joann Humphries and In medical-surgical nursing at sociation of Critical-Care Nurs- Bernadette LaFraace were the Feehan-Vianna the Albert Einstein Medical es, the American Heart Associa- bridesmaids KEYPORT - The marriage of lion was staged in Town and Country Center School of Nursing, and the tion, the National and New ; Best man was William Van- Maryelizabeth Vienna and Francis Inn. University of Pennsylvania Jersey Leagues for Nursing, the FecMnunn and Paul Tuschmann J. Feehan took place In St. Joseph's Debbie Wbetler was the matron School of Nursing, both In Phila- Association of Diploma Schools d Ralph Scott were ushers. Roman Catholic Church on Sept. 29 of honor, and the bridesmaids were delphia. of Professional Nursing, and the rMrs. MIMsaiw hi* graduate of Mr and Mrs John C. Vianna. 117 Pat Ewlngton, Joan Marie Vianna. A graduate of the St. Francis Alumni Associations of St Fran- Keyport High School. She Is em- W. Concourse. Cllffwood Beach, are Christa Solowjew. Veronica Vianna Medical Center School of Nurs- cis Medical Center School of ployed by The Brookdale Nursing the bridt's parents. The bridegroom and Jayne Feehan. ing, Trenton, Maher received her Nursing and the University of CaMar, Haslet. Mr. Mikkelsen la a Is the son of Mr and Mrs. Francis Kevin Feehan was the best man, nursing degree and master's Pennsylvania School of Nursing. graduate of lUrilan High School. J. Feehan 11 France Place. Hazlet and the ushers were Shear) Reilly. degree from the University of Maher resides in Point Haslet. He Is an Army veteran and The Rev. Ronald J. Bacovin Michael Radich, Quentin F. Stone. KATHLEEN MAHER Pennsylvania School of Nursing. Pleasant Beach. hi employed at Fort Moumouth. officiated at the ceremony. A recap- William Collum and Tom Reinhart. M The Daily Register MONOAY. DECEMBER 24. 19B4 Reagan, Thatcher find mutual Classified Saturday 130* M To H:*>r»,U WASHINGTON (AP) - President Echoing Reagan's recent com- PMMMM700 OMvlMAM ToSPU Reagan's brief weekend meeting ments, the defense secretary LMtaMl with British Prime Minister characterized star wars as an Margaret Thatcher produced an alternative to the existing doctrine agreement that made both leaden of "mutual terror," which holds that sbestosban happy — he got her support for the nuclear attack Is deterred by the -m

240 Rumaon 152 Boats and Accessories 153 CampiqQ Equipment Panda mauls DICIIIOWI Of THf ZOfMMQ PUBLIC NOTICE fetiess Director •OAAO Of ADJUtTMIMT. 154 Recreational Vehicles Tata NoHOa tnal tna Planning TOWMtNaf Of MIOOtaTTOWN. Board (X ma Borougn ol Rumaon did, at a radular maaMnB haw on Oaoambar it. 1H4. grant a 220 Waned Aukmotn 1— SablnlZSSSttXS?. Joaapn- Par minor aubdnrKon wrm varlanoaa 230 Corrstuction Equip keeper at zoo to D. Roaa EnlarprtaBra lor a 3 lot mem 400 Alterations 568 Fireplaces* 240 Aulo Financing CHftlSTAMS SPECIAL — S Woodstoves r frontaga wnara 75' raqmrad, at th* Maraaoion ol Rumaon 250 Auk) Insurance IWIDM MUM ealacled In aaoh FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES WASHINGTON (AP) - Giant panda Ling- a* 5.006 , i wnara 7400' a c Road and Ward 210 Auto Ram/lease arae. AIM* u* K> «ap4ay now raqulradld . HHdda yard tO f Chimney*, brick haarthe 4 waNa. Ling, who had a near-perfect behavior record at y of 270 Auk) Services/Parts cadar ehaka or wood gram aoNd CMANQE.OF COLORS — Paint- 1714' na tS'' rraqulrada . varl- Tax Map vinyl elding A roc*** auper die- Brick, atona. Mock, concrata 2B0 Motorcycles Rapaira J Mack. 2» 1-0037 Doaar * tumaaa removal FREE ing A Paparhanglng, loow rateerataa. the National Zoo since coming from China 12 anoa granlad. A oopy ol the raaotutan ap- count from rataH price. Placa niw Can M3-0U4 ! Call now tor Monday CompkmpkrUont . 2— HHueeey. Anthony- Per- proving aaM minor eiHitKmen 290 Trucks, end Trailers ordar tjaloia XmaeA racatv* Ira* 741-*2H. years ago, mauled one of her keepers yesterday wleelon to retain ir aboir* wWi varlanoaa la on me wHh ma 300 Amos For SH* gifts. No down paymani ra- 573 Fuel OH ground pool oraaano raar yard Planning Board ol Ha Borough qulrad No monthly paymanu III ABC oiL-to a gal EANtNO YARDS — Cetera: and was put in solitary confinement. amce A garagao. Free COMPLETE — Painting. Peper- aettack of I' wtvara iV '•>*«, ol Rumaon at Boro Hall. UIYMM Jun* Can immadwaty: 150 gal mm hanglng.carpentry rapaira a4nca Edwin R. Jacobs, 52, was admitted to George aid* yard sal ecu ol» wnara If Rumaon. NJ. and la available tor 20t-SM-1233 Cal a*« ll2Vor *—- Ma ya•r »HWeovaraeaan THE FMT MY COD Caalt only 1W7. Fraa aaumataa. Dava Washington University Hospital with laceration raqlrad. InepacSon during regular buat- 741-200* CLEAN YARDS 172-O4U aftar • pin SSHraa rtaea hour* iTartEMW 444 Bathroom and puncture wounds in his back and legs, zoo . Win.- »»- J. Oary Semmon The Daily Renjslar mil not oe 595 Horn* Cetera, attic, t garai MORGAN P COLIO JR. Remodeling A WaHpaparlng. Painting a Plaa spokesman Dr. Robert Hoage said. MlO 10 OOHOaTUOt OVVQla ftVrV responsible lot more man one Free eettmatee y rtouaa craattng raar yard aat- nmngl Improvemanta Rataronceo Provided 747-97.82 1 mcorracl maerbon ol any ad Ceramic Til* ADDITIONS — Jacobs' condition was described by the Daek of IT wnara 4O raqmrad. vaniaemeni and only when 11 NEW CERAMIC TILE 4 REPAIRS modeling eervlee Cak 741-41*4 fAlNTINO — Paparnanglng. - Irom Flral *L wti ' R*grouMng, replacing lurturee. hospital as "good," but zoo officials said the meNiielty •nacts re value ol or 2W-O1H. 636 Limousine vinyl * cararmc tiling Wood tie *d II it comaine an error ' RmnnaMe erica* FREE *M- furnltura raflnJarnng. CaH keeper was too seriously hurt to be immediately >. 530-7214 HOME IMPROVEMENTS Service 774-33M lor Ira* aatimau ceHclatsilied 24 MR Emergency Samoa. 1OH questioned about the attack. All ads are resmded K Mir , PARTIAL TO COMPLETE - 1 DISCOUNT For Sartor! EAST COAST LIMO SERVICE The lacerations probably were caused by 6 Loot and Found . ceramic Ma. new a rapaka. *n-*7*2 Lunury ilratcri Nmoa to all air. PAPCRHANQINO back or 11- wnara IS' raqulrad. proper dajirftcnon and set Ma Paparnangar swipes from Ling-Ling's claws and the puncture BLACK a witm MALAMUTE in tit regular Duly RagilMr JOHN nOESINO ale. Can M7-M11. Nantofia, Albert* flaQuaot HUSKY - WWI meek kaolel style ol lype PJON is reaarvao 447 Carpentry mtarior/*Kiartor homa rapaira FraaEM 741-H90 wounds would have been inflicted by bites from rrnminaja A brown ootar 10 edri or rtiea any copy or CarVftcat* of Occupancy work the 245-pound animal, Hoage said. id , RETIRED CARPENTER - Small Free eetmatee 715 Roofing t 4 medium eisa lobe * dacka. NOrSbwoamaM 658 Massage Ling-Ling was in her public yard or in a chute I Fraa ammataa Can 741«7*7 or » Skiing I Tie " connecting her Indoor and outdoor cages at 1 TOTAL RENOVATION CON- • ROOFING — VINYL SIDING J450 Carpet Cleaning STRUCTION INC. — AddWona. WELL SEIKO. MAMAOE Oman. AH lypaa M rapaira. p.m. when the mauling took place, according to ff thru am ta yra. at aanrloa. Hoage. > A-1 EXPERT Carpal Cleaning — Fraa aaamatee. < ucrmlMai, opening RmnnatiH Bob Ertckaon. U0-0M2 Another keeper helped the injured man • retee. Morrla Hodman. 747-090*. 816 Jewelry SO. • AM-5 OavaKondrup. IH0«»*l. escape, but "we dont really know why this Repair YOU'RE A • 455 Carpi Installation 665 Moving * 726 Snow Wowing happened and we can't find out until we talk to CARPET INSTALLATION LE JAADIN DEB JEWEL* Export Mr. Jacobs," Hoage said. i — •**•*. manlnii. ra-laye. re- lew**? rapaira a oramonde re- Storage Fuay ktaurad REGISTER > efatcha* * WH M4-4177 J. C. Kurak Landacapmg Ling-Ling, 14, and her male counterpart, Hehed 1ST*. Ca* 4*1-00*2. TEACHERS MOVING INC. — — T47* • 466 Chimney Sweeps Fraa eesknatee. Local-Long Dta- Hsing-Hsing, were gifts to the United State* by 625 Landscaping rag* Lie. PCO0OS7 SNOW PLOWSNO — Snc blew. . CHIMNEY* — ThorouajNy the People s Republic of China in 1872 after CARRIER " Ctaanad From Tna Rod Down A Lawn Car* Florida Spaclala. Can U0-1SS) relations between the two countries warmed wish Bruafta* Baal Tna Fan vtea. Cat aarty lor free setmete. ' Ruen. Can (72-IMI or ALS LAWN a LANDSCAPE enough to end more than two decades of SERVICE — Oard D. Pachaco »I-I14J * Ml-3171 Fraa f Mil Fully 670 Music 736 Telephone hostility. YOU GET Hoage said that although pandas have a ;5O6 Dtoc-Jochay Hll Instruction Service A. 2SSK CONTWACTINa INC^ OUTAR LESSONS — AH lypaa FUJUCE YOUR PI IONS Hill cuddly appearance, they are "fairly aggressive AROUNDI You get around k> earning M Mrs money you FaaH tfaVaMHIQi artOO# OnMBaWQ- af rmjatc and groat Xmaa an. Pf»etEM-»P"«NT-WATS-MCI creatures and that the female is more ag- wentBt^.f^glsiwcaiTai. means pttn* and 2 (or Now raan EOT, - Mid mini drama. RR Your paaaa or rAta. 221'at gressive than the male. lno»fi#ve» too. WoM now, we'rt looMng tor cer- I oaroaa ato.. Can 7*7-217*. » adgma*. IW »I12. rtsrs. ft easy and r* lun Jtwi tw - > 626 Lawn Mower LAWN MAINT INANE — Raking. 660 Painting a 740 Tree8ervloee "They eat a lot of coarse vegetation and have o*nav*MMeyandgati • f" <*«J*s, uephour powerful jaws," he said. "Our keepers have a S*eTJ Turw-upe .PW t^^s^rTeWawaw P^tfVawaSOOS . Paprhanglng woorrri titlt SERVICS - m-aoM'daye * 2*1-47*1 evaa Traa * ahrub (rimmlrt* A ra. lot of respect for them." LAWN BARON LANDSCAPwa ALL-AROUND PAINT WO •Ml Fu»y Iniuraa-. Fraa aaa- After the attack, Ling-Ling appeared to be 0#- "*• -•»•-• -****1"* •••"!'*• — Caa*SO-1*1*. i 222-72M totally normal, but she was put in a private cage, waaya Pamang. tsi-nsi »»aa 766 WakUng and the panda bouse — the most popalai US Light Hauling AMaa. oar aaMi aamp.. tnalir 520 Dressmaking PAJNTMU — BV araal rnKiai. HEAVY EOU>. attraction at the zoo — was closed to the public HOUSES — riaragai, yar -/Mtartar work, praa aaa- TAILOWNO — Llaln faahlena. as a precaution, Hoage said. 20 yra. au. Ma patk Raeaonable price* 741 MM Ling-Ling had never hurt anyone before, except in December 1«M whan she bit the hand of veterinarian In a freak incident while she was being treated for a serious kidney malfunction, Hoage said. 17 NUBBIN MONDAY, DECEMBER 24.1964 The Dtfly Register B7 QET^VISA/KjJIC ACCOUNTS WCXULP YOU UK* A WtDMCH? anal assures- aJjTs L*SSf wcKuae, onion*. OaaewawM aaa*% tor t-ni i TOIAiOeV A*J»T»eP MM opening Can tor 1 BANKINQ AH LSTTUCB I PART-TIME 544-9196

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NJ. 663-48*0 0-« lop 4 In tna Red Bank aree Tracy Olbson. 130-1767 ANTIQUE CENTER of Rad Bank r We are buoy We need you Exc Oaadane aoon tor epppucanta. DENTAL OFFICE — Saaka ktf- EARN EXTRA you work. I am a Pair Hanran For brochure and application 226 W Front Sl-3 buDdlnga antad Individual wHan training. mspvalUn 1 guidance HOLIDAY CLtANINa? - We get 160 daelers 112-4336 BOYS/QIRLS DOLLARS ai'i'sbV We currenay have 7 mother who ten do all of the Matejaa lokb done. Maks-tamaW team aand S3 Mr postage and hand- above! 2's reere eapenanoe Can »* kng Irahindabte) to: FAC. Ino, rtame bought eek tor Quy 7th thru 10th grades WORKING •ore Experienced or beginners oNM cant wtth TBMwFIC ra* P.O. Box 1046. Smyrna. OA APPLIANCES — Refrigerators. snosil Ca6 642-6607 HOUS1CLEAMINO — No nma to 30061-1046 Phone washers 4 dryers Reconditioned WORK AFTER SCHOOL t SAT. sty. 4 hava a good rapport AT HOME olaan? Bkw 4 reliable. Rater. 404-617-2611 61 HalpWantad EASILY EARN $40 TO M0 adults as wan aa children BNTuXvil COZENS. Realtors 4 Guaranteed 1100 4 up. Can Mala or Famala WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR- Exp preferred, but not nsCISS IDEAL FOR deliver We sea Bythe Golden TATION NECESSARY. MOW- ary. Hours S em.-6 p.m. 4 daye islMtg. rannanclng. 72 ru Ridel 530-2667. ts AN MOOR — la pan dm* EVER YOU MUST UVE IN Can Suaen 741-6510 SENIOR CITIZENS ilRivarRd Pair Mayan AFTER HRS. CHILD CARE KEANSBURO MOM - W* cere provota 2nd mtga. 4 Corp permanent Work on you/ Jan.KIANSBURQ. TORT MON- lor your chad In my home, nightih s Kramer Financial 3S APPLIANCE BLITZ AND 741-7046 [up. niothai' WW cara tor your Rebuilt whirlpool wearier, till. breek or pay thoee holiday b MOUTH. HAZLET ARIAS. THIS DRIVERS WANTED — OaKMr an chad In my BaMord homa. Altar. or daya. TransIrene,, poeafbiepoet 1.. Ca« Need depervdeble people to ti.. IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE FOR RETIRED PEOPLE RECEPTIONIST - 466-3116 or 4BS-10S6 with full warranty. kicrott araa. E.p noona. avaa. ovarrHaht a 63 MonaytoLoan nun Invontartea daye. mania, 6 MORE INFORMATION CALL I In your I Wa ara looking lor you to run ua. anda. Can 7B74SM any* •aakenda. Moat be High School KIO KARE AGENCY - Baby, pet HOME or Buslnsss Owners Apartment sue l__. . 543-4444. MR. TAYLOR. If you anloy apaaklng on Via Ma- and vecebon stmng Houee- 4.1 or Mora Months Behind? Qrad 4 have moans of uanapor- BUS DRIVERS P/T - ImmadlaM part-ttma work, tf you Hva naar phona and would Hka to aam raauma to: BoxCHILD CARS — Psmsnteiy bum with lull werronty. 1144. ona of thaaa araaa oaK today olaejllns. errand running and "NO CREDIT REJECTS openings. 4-B hrs. par day. Typa abova avaraga parvama mcoma. rcher/motnsr wW cere tar 2/3 party eervere. Nj-Uoeneed 4 Government Becked Help queufted «w tram. II ._._ 1 Uoanaa. win train. Idaal tor thaCom Naoa. ManaHpan. Fraa- aha m a can. CM Janloa al sax:"-- •r owe In may Fair Haven 21" color consoles. Zenith 4 notd. Marlboro. Omanport Lorn bonded. 747-2267. CONSOLIDATE DEBTS RCA. 1219. rebuilt with luM war- Him pan 661-0643 1-1 p newly retired Apply In person: 942-4000 ««t 217 -43*RCOISTfM Tha OltfO yNURS I E »ya Can 130-70 STOP FORECLOSURE ooti, Kurnaon, Mkta^atown Equal OpptyE(naloyarM/F MATURE RE6PONSI6LE PER- ranties. Msny with csMnet styles Rannay School, 235 Hope Rd.. »Mwawattury3 day,a NJpar. wk.0770. 1-11 1 ahm. CLEANtNO AT ITS FTNIST — Repay Arraera ever 3-6 yra. CeU Eelonlown TV And Ap- ACCOUNTANT — KapMry •> Tlnton Fau tulwoon 10 4 S. ttohndal. Wlekatunk. Kayport or • 671 0166 SON — WW dean your home pending dtvararnad Red Bank Malawan. 1-S00-24I-0M0 or If VOirve SOLO — Amway. Surtlng 140 NegoaeMe depend- STOP IRS Tax Sellure pliance 142-0400. CPA firm hat tmm«dMM - - - 477-42J2. BiaJkia. Avon or Tupparwara. KM OR LPN M/F — 3 to 11 •hKt. aenal. Can Valerie 77S-3BW. ing upon u la rn -10am STOP Harassing Creditor Cans SOYS-OIRLS - Morning nawa- you own n to your—« to aaa ma STOP Wage Oernlehee ARTIFICIAL - X-mes tree 110 lor a qualified elan aooountant papar routaa ara avaltabla In «e. trinpa banaftu. cad Attaints COMPANION AIDE — ChrksMn With 1-3 yra. axp. Tremendous DRIVERS — Florist 3-4 hra. par I. Opportunity o* ttva tCa. For ighianoa Nuratog Homa, USE YOUR EQUITY lo get s nev, Kitchen set tormlce/leel 64! Long Bianon. Had tank. Saa dey'3-4 days per wk. You muet rmMlofioaNB7042ii. MOTHER OF 2 — Win babyan I Stan Details on low 1T.S*> Ad- Wheel chelr 130. Singer alec opportunity tor teat tract ad- Olrl. FraahoM. FraahoM T»p_.ba flexible. 171-0346. at1-0tOO. Mon. throughFrl. ontf, Flnenclng eleo eveiloble. Sewing machine 130 Blk Vynel vanoement AM reeumea held In MaAaiapan, Marlboro, Hoi**#((, to 4. my Kaanaburg he lusuwe Fln INCOME TAX — Exparianoad oludad. Can 7674 EXAMPL.E MAX. 30 YRS chelr fancy, exc cond. ISO confidence Respond lo Cher lee Kaansburg. E Kaanaburg. ENOINEER JUNIOR — Elaciro- praparar to work part brnt dur- RUMBON - Entarprtamg yoong- Mapkt server 130 Wood chest ol Leweon 4 Co . 230 Herl Mae Matavran. HIM and Laonardo 18.0018000 matfianlcal Inlaraat 4 apWuda ing tha day t w*afcantf» vthan tar • wan lad You wrtN ba runrvtng 55 Situations •71.000 drawers 130 Antique maple Ik. NJ 07701 rwciallant oarnkiga and a ohanoa ' tochntoal writing. Sand ra- naadad. Muat know uu raturna. your own buainaaa whlta aamlng dreaeer with harp and mirror to win prBaa 4 trip. Can CaN 2B1-0477 aak for Carol Any IS Ammoum ASSISTANT ftHIPPlNO MAN- Bua %Q~. Englnaaf Poaition, ciac •rttaa. tnpa and eaah. Wantad Mai* One low mo. pymt. just like II 145. Twin bad vervel tufted heed AGER — Booh Publtahing Co. 1-400-J4J-04M ton traa or tro Impute*. PO BOM 170. Had ha ooty raQuJramanta ara thai board 150 264-6411 •77-4012 Bank. NJ 07701. An Equal Op- JANITORIAL MAINTENANCE — DAY CARE HOME IN LITTLE MAN 4 TRUCK FOR HIRE — used lo be e let 2nd, or rapey- tocal. faqukaa aJiparlanoad SIMII part tlm» parson ava.hra. you ara at laaat 11 yaaraotdand SILVER — Aa pi Jan. 1, I WM mant plan? Which do you Need? procuotton-aMpping paraon (ap- portwrtty Empteyar. ara raady to work. Pick up 4 dekvsr light hauling. BABY CARRIAGE/STROLLER^ BUS DRIVERS P/T - ImmadUta Fraahold araa. Own Iran* tap D ata nniaiiy, no% Mioi fJatrtolfatoffcB Yarrta. atlloa sV Doni make e costly mletafcsl 1 wicker dressing table. 631 tor pro* S yra.) to oparung 4-« nra. par day. Typa 1 EXPERIENCED ELECTMCIAN - 335-7190 o tlgn ip. can 942-4000. PROFESSIONAL FINANCIAL both Can 2014411 mant Of d«fri IS oMar man S mo. I hava many yra. oaaara cleaned, gutters ate. Free Hoanaa raqulrad. ww uam. idaal 3-5 yra axpartanea. PtaaManOal A LABORER — E«p In laying tanl- Isillgnal exp In c melee Can Joe 465-1667. Consultants 363 444 school grad inquira •Of oewfy raHfaQ- Apply in pat*aon iMhi oommarciai worti e licensed nun or 600-421-1300 Exl. R-171 BEDROOM SETS - 2 French catlona. 211 Meat Syvtanla Ava lary aawar plpa, norm aawar at Rannay School. J34 Mop. Rd.. 74i sow baiwaaw t * 4:30 SALES MANAGER TRAINEES request I YARD WORK - AH Not Just Another Loen Company Provtnclsl. triple dressers, mir- Naptuna City. Mt-MOO •• 244 Tmton Fau. batwaan 10 4 S. Monday through Friday. pipa. A wakar malm. Waaaa can Kits, garagaa. 4 rors. King sire bed. bureau, night batwaan 9:30 1 4:30 66B-7t21. PART TIME EVES M/F tact me attar 7 p.m.weekdays We Guarantee To Helpl No axpartanoa nacaaaary. FuH 10-4 p. 747-3714. gutters I. painting Aak tor lobtee other Items eleo Can MANAGERS/RETAIL — Wa ara Danny 741-2016 or 166 26SS. otter 1 PM. 130-2621 training. CaNn ttH 7 p.m. DAY CARE HOME IN LITTLE praaaritfy aaahlng paopia oriarv S71-46W BEDROOM SET - Maple. 1466 tad indlvtduati who ara tooklng SILVER — As ot Jan 3, I wm Se Situations accept I Infanta InMaHy. not Sola. 120. Formica kitchen eat. ' " managamanl caraar SALES Wantad Mala/Famale 145 OE Retrlgerelor. 125 Dining In a growing chain of >Mar tnan 0 nyo. I hava many yt"eV Marchandisa NURSING/MEDICAL of profaaatonal axp in chHd cara rm eat. mepie. 1161. Avail. In nlence food etorea. Liking IF YOU'RE OVERWEIGHT — 6 for Sala Mlddletown 771-1446. people Is e muet. No manage A am a Itcanaad nuraa. Rafa. Sincere about Improving your merit evp neceeeery, will trein •van upon raquaat r 121 GALLON BEDROOM — Lene 6 piece con- POSITIONS AVAILABLE Opportunity lor edvenoemeni tact ma afMr 7 p.m. being" with guaranteed FISH TANK 4 EQUIPMENT temporary. Hke new. 1799 Days Can 173-2736 6-4 ATTENTION! reeufle. can 670-6211 1271 f 671-0346. Nights 465-1111. MATH TEACHER - For Sill end mantJon THE REGISTER 4th grades Ptaaaa reply aa soon whan raplylng to a nagtalar • M ••• ••«•> DAYS • EVENINGS • NIGHTS • FULL TIME • PART TIME 'as possible. Call SI Ann's school. Keeneburg 767-1027 or SALES HELP - Pan Una, tari- 767-0646. ng door covarlng Exp. halprul. RN's • GN'S • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES MECHANIC - Exp'd gaa en- Can attar s pm " gines, hydrouc 6 electrical eye- PHYSICIANS • MEDICAL TECHNICIANS • MEDICAL SECRETARIES tic. ems. Year round work. Muat IALE8 — Saa our atf undar raal hove lode 4 valid NJ drivers aataw nalp wantad Cantury 21 - Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this leenee Benefits, hosptlalusuon. vacation, hotideys Exo. wages. DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register. Immadujte opening Apply 17 SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER - Hwy. 36. Eatontown. 142-0636. dunaa, Hgm bookkaaplna knowi- MECHANIC WANTED — Exp. • Bank araa Salary *a>y FaMannauar. RN, BA Mr fonmuHar/Mri Bairowi Partonnal Oapt Equal Oppt'y Employer Wage tta with awtny Paraonnal RaoruHn ALL HEALTH CARE Ptaaaa aand raauma to Sac- tUMBERLY NURSU. INC RrVERVIEW MEDICAL CENTER SERVICES. INC Equlpmant 4 Manufacturing >. PO Bo« 114. Molmdal MM 41 Esat Mam Street H Union at. lIKmaiHwy Corp 244-4040 ma I. NJ 07721 Rad Bank. NJ 07701 Mldimta.n, NJ. 07744 MEDICAL SECRETARY RECEP- SECRETARY/TYPIST — Mature {Mil MO-nOO/2212 {Mil 471.4400 TIONIST - Exp. neceeeery minded Permanent. IBM mem- Busy Rad Bank office Fun tune 1 ory transcriber. daya. Can 671-3220 or Reply to Croee/BJue ShMd/Me|or Medi- Gijt Guide Box u-467. The Deny Rsgntsi. cal Lyco. Men Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. Mil.. 411-4440 Ekuoatti Famruan. I Paraannal OapL •EOF1E CAM Rleruiariu MEDICAL OFFICE -_E»P Front SECRCTARV - For wan I Of SOUTH JfftMY. WC. HORt COM4MUWTV HOSPITAL MCO44 'yjCrO 14RVICE4 tfaaii* Haavy pAor>a Pattant oo*v 144 aroaa at/PO Sa> 44» 1X1 > •apt Typing Working kr.G dgi Raa Bar*. NJ «7nt Hakndal. NJ 07711 Rad Bank, NJ 07701 of madlcara 4 othar Inauranoa . 642 5561 lor Intarvlawvest. UNIQUE 6IFT8 • BIFTS FOB THE HOME • FL0WEJB/6IFTIMKETI • /UfTltJUES IKtIUO-itH {Mil 7M.SM4 (Mil forma. 747-0116 batwi g-12 (PUaaa can altar 12/17) SECRETARY - With aap word procaaalng knowladga tor • HOUDAY SPIRITS • TREES S TRIM • HOLIDAY DIKING • FOOD CATERERS NEEO A PEW OOOD Rad Bank law llrm Exc. working MEN/WOMEN — Rapidly a>- 6 banaftta. Cal • PARTIES • ENTTflTAIrMrKNT • VIDEO • GIFT CERTIFICATES • HORSY HOUDAYS Mndlng nutrition company. Nufiing Oapi. rad RoMnbarg Extc Dtr IS0.0M potantlal Numng Oapanmant OROVC HEALTH AROUND THE CLOCK m-MIO SERVICE STATION ATTEND- • GIFTS FOR EVERYONE • GIFTS FOR HIM • GIFTS FOR HER HOLMOEL CONVALESCENT CARE CENTER NURSING CARE. INC ANTS — Various hra. and ahHta CENTER • la Oraan Orcxa Road 27 WaM Front Straat NEED EXTRA CASH? — PT work avsHaWa Immadlataty. WW tram IMHwy M Naptuna. HJ 07753 Rad Sank NJ 07701 on home phone program. Flex* Apply Ealontown drcta Exxon Hohndal, N J 07713 (Mil Hi M00 IM1I 747-4444 ible Earn up lo 110 per hour. on aalontown Crlcla. 13011 M4-4200 Can 747-4641 or 163-7646. HOUDAY PINING j STOCK HELP - Part lima daya Exoatani working conditions. wM train. No ail FIMHOU4E SPICIALTV 6H0P RECORD YOU* HOUDAY FOREVER FREDDIE 6 PIZZERIA Color Video csmera Low tarn 7 lu» $595 ITALIAN 1 AMERICAN CUISINE Agnat M Addonuw Advanoamant opponunmaa QWa.no II atlsa lor the nremsn open Tuse- EH4 Kunnhau. RN. BSN Customar orlanlatad MMduala Thurs 13-1.30. Frl 12-1. Sal 10-130 XMA1 Camera Rentals editing ESP VIDEO Long Branch 332-0631 Emptoymanl Coordlnalor Frotaaaonal Racruttar Protaiaional Nuraa Racrullar 671 3575 Aebury Park 774-1011 FREEHOLO AREA HOSPITAL JERSEY SHORE MEnCAL CENTER ancouragad to apply Applt- nrs etamng 12/li Men-Frl 111. Sll 10-1». IB4I Corttaa Am ATTENTION! at Drug Fak. Hanal Sun IM. Custom embroidered Firemen's PERKINS PANCAKE HOUSES . NJ 077J8 NppWia. NJ 077U MONMOUTH _ RL 36. HaHat. Comae) logos Cerw St. Rad Sank 130-1041 Jeers "We 6 video Hwy 31. Neptune. NJ 4 Shrewsbury. N J Manajar. Larry- VHS. Beta Rental 1 Seles 7 (Mil 77J-56OO, E>l SM MEDICAL CENTER Pteeee mention THE REGISTER THe 4 That Csap»» Bsere Joel nice peaces for particular peopla wtian raptytriQ lo a AaQpataf MarsNp tn.Bt It Rental 300 Saoond Aaarma SUPERVISOR - Janitorial Main Olfts meda by hand wMh old-laehlonad i FREE rental Tuas. wad. Thurt MOM'S KITCHEN Long Branch. NJ 07740 noa Co. saaks csre-trom cendlse k) cerds 4 wrsppng K 31 Broad St. Red Bank 643-0731 TM Quern of Oskcku Man Food (Mil •70-M11 NURSES M/F — II you ere hkJNy suparvtaor. In Fraahold Restaurant end Cockten Loui-ge motlvalad 4 cere scout people 111 Bay Ave. Highlands 2113406 1121 Mh Ave. Neptune 775-4433 Anna Otborna ICU. CCU. NKU this too le for you. We are a Expananea FELICE 1 FOLLIES Suparvltor Paraonnat mla 101000 la tor y Over 4.000 movies VHS 4 Bete PCUU. Oncology nationaonal weighwaUMt losloaae earvtoaamaa thati 201-366-71S0 PO* THE MAN UNITED HOSPITALS MEDICAL CTR national WHO HA6 IWRYTHINO "CD- Dues 4 Players Serving lunch trom 11 30-4 end dinner Irom CHalyM. Uad/Surg haa an axewnax g position tor you. DRIVERS — Full tuna II So Ml SI. liiiiinimnia Cara Ban at lBB-24». Salty danang by Tasna. 5-10 Frl 1 Sat nights 5-11 Sun brunch Naiiaik. N J 07107 Can Ban •a an batwaan 4 4 4 Benny sins 4 peraoe 774-6M3 47 Sroed SL Red Bank 643-3662 13-3. Sun dinner 330-10 Enlerlainmen {Mil M4-M7I 767-1234 Wed. Fn. Set night* Dine el NURSES TEACHERS - Spaach Corrac LIHCROFT MMOV4TKMN The Otde Union House RN'S & LPN'S M/F Honiats. fu6 Mma 4 part umt Xmes throughout tne shopl Oms tor young i When Ave . Red Bank 443-7575 CERTIFIED 4 oldt Ikwsman Springs Rd (naxl to Ltncroh NURSE'S AIMS raqulrad Call 431-6611 for km.) 747-7260 SAM'S HE6TAURANT plication. EOE. Crtrislma* petty lecwkes-no group loo For information on placing an ad in thia HOMEMAKERS PLUM PU00IN- COUWTHY SHOWS HOUSEKEEPERS 4 LIVE-INS TEACHER - S* Uktsi—i Stamp 4 Cata SRep tmeH Gilt i siktu stai s eilemi Serving 643 HoMdal Fa.. HaMaja. Unktue selec- lunch 4 dinner 173-1245 M/F accounting. Imrm senol ims gWwsre tot s« sees m sr "t Comprehensive stock 01 US and world DIRECTORY please call (201) 542-1700 Full or part-time, needed tor Cat 747-1774 to coins 1 stamps tor the bsgmner end erj- Northern Monmoutn Ares High venced coneetor Fu> stock ot al maior pey. no lee Cell tor Interview al brands ot albums, folders catalogs. Hwy 31 Mlddletown. naar . People Cara. 244 Broad St. Fled TEACHER - SoMnoa. For Pit- TMB UTTLS MO BAM OUT SHOP Theater Sun - Thure. 1 em.- 3 am open Bank. 130-1466. or BOO UMon raw aonoo*. mon vanooi vavai rwttory books Expan guldanoa In •aler.iwg 24 hrs Frl 4 let Hot 4 Cord Ave.. Rl 71. Brute. 526-6432 Earth actanoa. Ptiyalaal aelano tar al egss 6 fNM aanna 331 Florence Ave s grit tor your favorite uaMaitai Tues Upr. 171-1116 6 phiatw To start Jan 7. 1666 btwn Hwy M 1 14. Oy St John's Church 36 Monmoutn !i Rad Bank 741-042* Sand raauma to: P.O. Box u Open 7 leys 716-4016 Ealontown. N J 07724 NUR4E/RN B M/F CREATIVE HANDS LINCROFT INN TOW TRUCK DRIVERS — Want For the unusual In hend-crefled gifts On 4 off piamlee calarlng. ad. Expartancad wWi haavy duly Monday per»es/arh CenMcewe 10 e.m - 1. Sun 13 - 4 Newman Sprtnge Rd 741JJ17O CHAROENURBE 676 Bn CREATE YOUR FRAM Fun nma-Part oma. 11-7 ahm. arns of lovely tremed en Headey pcture Oarlaklc aap. piafiail. Salary 74f3ies. Aneouee - An outsets tor XMAS tremmg Mon -Set. 10-5 140 E Newmen wMt tnnaja banaftts or Par 01am ra TRAILER ORIVERS TMB LJH OALLERY PTE. LTD. Sprtnas Rd. Red Bank 741-7764 raM Apply m parson 4-4 Man.. For local 200 ml radtus 111 E River Road Rumson FOOD CATERERS Frl. Hoxmdal rnniiaHiinnl Can 201-663-6624. 747-6146 Ft«« PLACE 6HOP Canwr. IBS Hwy 34. llolmjil Cverytnlng tor your flreplece TYPIST POSITION - AvaUDta 2J074^»V 3. Mld*ilown 67HI611 tor ma month of January. Qive imusiisl CtH Chf mmm A Nav* Vaar'i pantatv Hot 4 cow PART-TIME INSERTERS ~ 130-7336 COIN OPERATED VIDEO OUUWS pllMi I No party loo •maN or larga Fraa Flexible houre. 2-3 days Cooled around the wand. Thayra wrrtac guts ill Hattvary 2M WHtow Drlva. LitM Mvar WAITRESS/WAITER — lap Oakland 11 Rad Bank 642-4661 Donkey Kong Jr 1365 Mister Do 1500 Marvin Connors, Tna DasY Apply In paraon: Bhora PI Inn Oux IJ45 Zatson 1371 Track 1 741-MM RiglHII. 143-6660 Equal Op- Hwy SB. Haaat lialaaan 14 pm portunity Employer M/F CONVtRT YOUR eUM MOVW TO VIOEO FMd 1710 Dskvary Ouarantee WANTED SERVICE MANAOER Then watch your lanwy on T V ESP VIDEO Pmbeli 1 video repair 131-4135 PART TIMC — Paopia to do Ma- — Exp Raa) Bank AMC Dada* 671.3171 " Mig trom homa. Cat 201-747-0040 Aak tor HOMYHQUOAYt ll Call •HOP MYRTLE 6 HOUSE PART-TIME OFFSET t 82 Babyslttlng- RAMOOPMOTO i. Mveptenw Open 7 days 11-5 747-14S1 LMng Chrietmes Trees tfighton Ava west End Discount cemers MAKER — For local newel ChlldCar* Hundreds to choose trom •deal tor retiree. 3 daye par .. wch Ave l Me Sliver. early A.M. 7% hra.; Bel rwaht 4 BABTsrrm taifoto - Tlnton Ava.. Eatentewranv 1U-14; to S hra. Write Box 1-466, The chool aaa rjtmnn. my ^f. WJ. 10-4.10am 4 3-7pm. Jrtr*. Sawlor i ~ Tress, vjiaadw. grave blankata. powisatuse. KNITTERS KNOOK Can 471-2OB4 24 Monmoulh St.. Rad Bank 143.7057 danarailona. Iruit bsakets. ttarel errange- Grve your beet kntl a sweeter or BABYSITTER NECDEO — For menta. The beet looking selaiiluii of Itve 1 vest, yam Needlepoint Crewel mo. old In my home. 1 day per WICKER- RATTAN 1 COUNTRY PINE wk. Btarwm m Jan. 261-6147 FURNITURE. GIFTS' BASKETS CHRJ6TMA1 TRM1 1 WREATHS RL 36. HUmin II Sl Hey 34. Cans Neck. 4S3-66M onew eare m her (next to Tewne Chevrolet! ATTENTION! oma. Exoe 171- ISIS oee. Cal »6i 1041 e inanaon THE REGISTER tawtxi-Tcrarii SARMN CBHTSR vrrVay. aTa« aBBaoasWO'aaTI sj/ 1 - iwlU Far reseat was «ar« e Otvo e» OLDS U tor baby, pal and .acaaor UNION HOUSE rtouaaciaanlng, errand 643-7171 11 Wharf Ava..' Rad Bank and pant) aarvkta. Fun • Ma wartt. CM 747-tt*! •M Laural Am. HIM 7I7-14M f 7 90 all NIM iraaa •wmid SO*, oft a.

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PMS WKUI •CM Like new CM alter • PM Admiral H'. tin. 101 140 RaalEatal* ««5-67U CUSTOM MAM RACCOON ca74i«M Wantad BROTHERS SEWtNO MACHINE COAT - SmaSmalll aleeae.e ReauHr MMMrHHMraMlM CO. wnoin UUyWI I OOne** lo lol rr jjalnjalgg riidaiacraan. 4'fupM. BngM lama) - Man auad apeordlan Other «• Winter ry Wamkiali" SRioi. houeehotd nama. Rtaionl ' BacB k t eaap ot «• •MM 1 i. Ca* hd Wit to " heavy/duly typing aland value • BUCK SKYLARK tSTO — Ml 2222 alter 4. No waakai .heed. AeUnJ&OO. Wri tOM Oood oond Muat aaa FULLLPR PRICX E BUSINESS PHONE SYSTEM — No. U-470. TM Daly III! fan III Mil I WILL PAY PULULPL PUP. S — Par Shrawabury. MJ 0TT01. your property » you era we*. For eat* ITIT/6 butiona Pteaaa HOT WATER HEATER — 40.000 VCR CABLE AND TV HOOKUP call 3BS-2W0. *-S. DEtKS. rXM - Teatea. aMem. aaa on ikwuaM ana* (km t atoraga BTU 1M1. Oaa. glaaa Until." BUCK csxruart isr» — 4 equip, ate. abut y S60 741-31H. ANY OTHtM AVAILABLB) door, amornxo. aar anajna. „•. Naw or uaad NO ONS ELM MAS MO*)B i BANK — OliHaOmani parMng MMRaC M7^«M PONTIAC. 3M B birch top Hardwood ( OUTLET. 170* Rt IBM TYPEWRITERS HOME PaWTALS. »• M»-1H4 •atonal Haiiaia an •AMI. 741-S1SO. baee 6140 922-1 Ml M. Oakhurat 631-3M0. RENTAL 622 626 par mi Ca« Nakki lajar. BUH3K •• La Sabra. 1177. AB1H0UN dear. VS. Auto. Trana. Mr. M.OOO MAVMKW1W4 -• ayt.. good CABBAOE PATCH DOLLS - CMNINO ROOM — M' table. IS" Rent-option to buy 74T-1M *P»AR. *C .. Muat aaa by Xmaa. UTS or M. MiiaianlltaaV aae. runnMa oond. SBOO ar baal Handmade 625-640 Merry-do- loal. * chain. M' lighted hutch JOYCE LEATHER BOOTS — «M »«M daya oniy ST i»l»»IO - Round Baby Shop 47 3rd Ava. Womana. 1 pan (wine, brown. 1 baat offer. SM-TSOT anytime. 1U Boats and Jj Long Branch 571-073*. alyto. MOO «71-O12«. Mask) Slaee IDS * 10MB. uc SHOP MELOOIOUS MIXTURE ATLANTIC MKJHLANOB — 1 S S Accassorls CADILLAC StVUUI 1«T« - Low oond. Caa 747-4O0 aftar tpm 04 thiawabury Ava.. R.I.. tor aadroom garden apta. Avaa. ~ CAMAOE PATCH KIM — Na» DHW ROOM TASLC - 1 Nov 1 ttoat M06 rtaaioanaly. n 1M1 ' In Doi CoMCO 1M4 edition Win i • Mamna (awalry Me ktavee/poda. • cfielre Buffet KIYSORAO aJW^Sl aroVaaaj, Skja^BBI llJLj. eajBSjBjBkf CSEBBB) tO . P»i«hotifa» 5«ar am-sMo. dattvar lo lornt ereea. 170. Can IM AUO. M qt dahumUMMr. in. wttfl caaa 4 two bar aland • _ Mpa»aiM •• • i a\ Batb^Bw^eTaBataS* id In RadSank. CADILLAC — 4 dr PIIIHHII *30* 6M2B34 •IMSO. 6.000 BTSTU aii r oond MMrr > firm Caa 466-362* aflar S •TanapovHiwofi • a*pr**?*****•**. laa aaw avail. M vanoaf am- Co mual eak. No •100. OMng Brougham. 1M1. MINT COND CBS WASHING MACHINE - 1* ID patTcaS SSI-QMS. Ma oflar muni CaS 44.000 M. SM ou. In. VS gaa. ar. StM •cl S100. 1* OU.IL UP- 100 POP) RENT — MaSL MERCURY eOMIT 1ST1- CM Hand oraflad. eofid wood. KITCHEN TABLE /CM AIM - Lfv- >. Shade* Lake vaase. I Loaded. MUST SELL AakM lor mtormaoan 261 -374» 4-S am. - Maltreee Included. 172-170* Ina room ohotr. Cw bMlary Tir» ._*FT fREEZER •!» DRYER S10.SM. CaS nS-00U aflar I C»v. bo oson •! 220 Ftr« Av» •00. REFRIGERATOR PIIOtT- _/oom. 1H bathe. Ranen. aft- MERCURY CLrOAR laTB — VS. CABBAOE PATCH DOLLS DISHWASHER — Like naw. raia •fttraftoa. Poo*. ttnaiaVa pjoaii p.m. »iaak a CASH REGISTERS — 2 NCR for Tiny Hlnoy Oolia PHUMI unu, • mucn mora. provided oantnl air. aarpat I and* caJl 244-MM 571(244 Zii MO-7M0 tor amimaae m praaagi btda. Caa 184 Hacraatlonal MS«CURYOA«» 1BT» -4 apd. 1. 2125. 2 NCR'S 250. 2 CMIO 7300 MAPLE TWIN BED* — 2 wrin ;AMARO '•"- • as* toojaj lun-rcol. aaa. cond . 4»,000 ml, '- SR. AII m good cond. Call DRUMS — 6 PC SHngeriend. 3 mattraaa 4 box aprlngaH . $100WHITE WESTINOHOUW - Vahlclas •las. waahar, dryar apasamalaa. FREEHOLD mop. Call a.7l-lS4S. - 747-1121 Mon-Frt DMwMtiBI 5 Zlldgen Rtde cymooie. hl-hat Kanmor* top-toaid cHahwaartar 4 room., haat paid. Mda. MOO MIDAS MOTOR HOME IB blacV (as. oond 41.000 Caa oopfwrtona. uaad 4 Nrrtaa. H50 is mo old. Haavy duly WrlnkW MERCEDES CMESEL 300 1M3 — r CB BASE SHAKESPEARE — • rid eye. HarvaM color Moving. JUST RENTALS. Bkr. MS-1MS nMMti.MkaM.alaaaaS. 1*1-1616 ewe. * wkende. leave - •atrai M«tal daiactof wMloa. Dtftattta labta wtth 4 chaira. or—n running o Stlek ahilt. Can bafaaan • • • print. t50. Child* wtiita wood MMl MM (naw MM) Caa HIGHLAND. d Ca>TasTaBO im W4-7442 6000 D 14K QOta nus«*1 ring DRUMS — 3 ptoeo. ooW I 747 J007 arm S 1 oadroom, Uda OK. ttat. m S-* M —CAMUNDiftii.oS p«arl 4 diamond! M f- l chair. »2O M1-2M MONTE CARLO tSSI - Puny with hlgh-h«t cymbal, |15O. JUST RENTALS. BUr. MB-1M* KINQSLEY AUTO SALES 506-4326 171-0301 WINDOWS — Hurd haat mirror 109 Buildings/ 7«7-7«S7 CB-COBRA 29LTD — 40 chan- •LECTRIC RANGE - With aort- MASON — Jara gaHora. Tappa Qaragas range, 21 oil CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC ISTS 2M-S4Sja*rxjr5S afr » ni unopfntd 1250 v«lu« Boat _t#an ovan Baaa cabinot build-in BUUXNO-Salaorli MC. *B-7442. WOOD aur. atova. MOO/mo . uttWal m- — 1 dr. S oyt. am/lm aMian, off«t 957-0787. typo. M0. na-circulatinfl hood, d SS11M0 220 Wanted MUSTANO 1S72 - Mkil OOn- $20. Both 30" Hot Point. MATTEL — In TV video game /* cord Spllt/Dallvarad. taurant/taundrymat IIS I River naw pann aMal CERAMIC TILES — 4 bOioa. 72 MO Call aWar a PM74«2-7M». KIANSBURO pc . 2 aq yda.. SOS1SaOx.S .. SS15 5 *achh.. •42-1314. Voice aynlneaia module M Rumeon. Caa Realtor Automotlva g oom. carpeted. UOO-a WANTED - 4. 14"«7" CCaramtt c cornar llloa. 3 boaoa, 52 cartrldgae In dleplay caae Com- _— •.»!• anrl 33 " pc . i'» aq yda., «»«•'• $18 FIREWOOD poie. key/bd U76 Cea 77 PalS BnO PiaSy rime for 1BM Cam •o. MM CHIVY PICK UP 1*74 - • Oyl, > MUSTANO 11 - ISTS Hatchback •ach. Maytag Wuhw tH AND 7«7-rni3 eflar no Livestock 110 Wantad lo Rant trade Creger SB. Ca apd.. 70,000 ml, 1 ownar. «i too loaded 3O2V-S. 4- KEANSBURO - I badloenl. Can 4BS-0S47. door htnoaa. 150. Snow Hroi STOVE WOOD MEDITERMANIAN STYLE: — Advanced And Bpd.P/S.P/B.A/C mora. Cleen Fofd Mint. L78-15. M0 Calt Nail Conada Marao FM raeord play •379/mo • uHa No pala. Good to buy. t uaOm WE BUY USED CAM — Ta.CHIVY MONTI CARLO 1M1 - in/out Waa mamiamed St300, 5W-5OA3 Call M2-0S49 530-3 ar.MO 2QUaalopedltaateDlae. Beginners araa Can aflar • 747-44M. Kaanaourg. Haattt ana. Ha«a dollar paid Software Chryatar. 57.000 M, (MM. Ike. oond. Caa 2S4-634* eve- FIREWOOD (55 lor bow 1 End laMa. US 2 DOG fRAINING LONO BRANCH - M Dunbar •>o«iani rW Can 4aa-oaaa Plymouth, 141 W Front SI. Rad luS* loaded. Phone MI-1744 nlna/aeafcinde. Slova wood 4 4' langhta atcning club chaira. burnt or- Bar>nora DoD g ClubC .7 741-M4» * Ava. Larga 3 room apt S4B07mo. ~ k 747-O7B7. Mon.-Frl. H; 747-OOSO alter S t NISSAN STAN2A~1BH - XI Call 222-65H MED BANK AH nge, good condition, WO tor ' .JJ.JB aj^a. Inoludee heat nice araa. At Package, •apd. 4 dr,A/C; rjth caa 640-0614 »» * ee Sot tor ioung^nlf now. ontaal Oryatal 250 Auto Insuranca CHEVY UM- 2 dr. good body. CHECK THIS OUT... MIKSS OYM dren Cai 834 MM/ Paul P Bova Me, al 747-«303 altar t 2r» angina luat raouti. with no ps/iir aim nwy mi Got mora rudara to chock out FIREWOOD Memberahlp Drive Realtor 671-2544 MR. AUTO maaaga on ft. 4 apd srana, Naw MtTiUS or" 167-0676. alter S — ragletarad mala DorOa. TEACHER — WIKl 11 yr/old aon. your ad with a CHECK at tha (Op 105 a cord Pre-openlng apecial U00 MATAWAN — 1 badroaam gar- clutch and trakaa. E«e running PM Call 291-3745 batwaan »•• PM "rm Sarioua caltara only. bom quMt daatra apt. or nama INSURANCE and/or bottom of your copy Call w«sjni iming t Aerobic el Aval. Jan. 11 HHaai/hM u anant m PaMvMw aaoaon ol am oond. MOOO or baal NOVA in4 — 2 door, naada Th« Daily Rogniar Ciaaaifrod D*- FISHINO EQUIPMENT — Hre. tAm-UPM o. Call 9M-0024 MlII[Hainan ar Had Bank araa SAVE US**? QWar 2S4-14M. work. Baal raaannaWa oftar CaH partmant today lor dalaiia. Snekeepeare Sigma 0*0 real. Makee perfect ChrlatmaCataa Girt BLACK OUARTER HORSE - CHEW MONZA ISTS - 2 2SI-340S Caai2«lltpp.mr . 291-M22 Mara Wall aohooud. good MIDDLETOWN Chrlattan atm 711 Rt M. Shrawabury apona hatchback 4 apd AM/FM »30 Snakeapeere Ugly SWka. Cau»42-«7M NOVA MO K74 9. (25 Penn Reel 720Z. MOVINO-MUST SELLI - Qlrla lunu. i.t aall. raaaonaWy 747-4000 adk>. w/waaa. Inc. oond Mual KNOLLWOOD Automaae. air. p/a. p/b. MOO. t13 0ercle Mitchell 304. tiO6-piece badroom aat. pine open1 Priced 201-4M-33U alter 6 M aaan. S1400. Call a7i-S44S or 270 Auto Sarwlcas/ Call M7-O727 WIHH lr* i CALICO CAT — 1 _ _ 471-5411 CHRISTMAS TREE — Mountan GARDENS Parts OLOSMOilLE 1172 - Pun FOLDING COTS - 12) Sturdy rw.CWonlalco7*e*endleJ>4ee.lBMCi,. orange • while King 7' Uaad onca EiicalMnt Eacluawa 1 • 2 oadroom apla CHEW SOA 1*72 - l work. Aaaing condition $45 707-9219 conttruction 4' twin mattraaaa* redlner. towel • rug eel Caa Becentiy had enokt S ndlvldual gaa naal » oanlral air CRAOCR — 1. 14- «r and t. KC cond $35 aa. (2) Knotty plna trained houee pal be Maaon Jual on Rt M on131 Housas tor 4->r. mi. Oeod cond. win laoS'c COMPLETE KITCHEN - Cabl- adar cnaala Call 577-IMS MOVING i 776-6037 King! Hwy. Eau. (Walking dla- trada Mr Cnavy SB rlma. Can Lau OLDS DELTA at 1172 - Light nau. 18»12 uppar 4 lowar In- Sals •44-2003 CHIVY MONTI CARLO 1»7T — 0RMICA BAR — 3 bar 1 3 pc. aecuonel aMa 6160. dining CATS - Male t female. lanea to Foodtown Shopping Brown, naw ahoeka. radiala • ciudaa 2 bay porcalaln «»anar4 burnar. alactrlc. cook top. 30' $250. apraada M0. IrundM SIM. Mm. Call 291-0082 Eac oond »17«. or ban aWar. psjaaavta)- OfpO*nai rijajr eume uYl mo. paymant 11VH6 CHIVY MALIBU ISTS — Wagon oalpta Mint. I10O0 I 747-4144 2 dw chaat of drawara $75 4 450. ITS - Mala/tomala Blua point MODERN APT — Naar tranapor- VAmortga SNOW PLOWS 3 alngla chaat M0 aa. mirror 439. uuon Baal lima to caa bMora Very c I. bada $ioo, 2 occaaalonal Oft Waasacn Pioajfa rot 6T1-34M aflar « p.m. Uka naw M0 671-5133 i kaap at thla tima Ha. an ahota. MONMOUTH BEACH potansal Can Paul - Paul P. AHSUaTrucki 1»7». V». auto P»/PS. Air XMASI Day./ 7>7-aOOO chair. (79 aa. nobby horaa $20. yt old I Call 499-4933 CHEVILLE M 1*n - Vary AM/FM eaaaana tsao Can E«aa<7«7.3e43 alad (20: xmaa lignta outaida 4 rooma. lanoad yard. U0u"a •ova IM.. RaaHor (71-2S44. L. 0. SEELY CO. S»t-«S11 HOME RENTALS, Bkr.JSKtSM good oond. auto. Hoof ehm, re- MUM COMPLETE FIREPLACE SET — $25. Inalda 120 Othar toy., COCKATOO — Umbrella. 9 mo FAIR HAVEN — Opportunity 10 built 327/400 Turbo trana. I PARK CHEVROLET $100 2 comtamporary black ra- FREEZER — Admiral up-right, furnltura. brle-a-brak. 4 ruga. old. hand trained QRaet tor RED BANK — Luxury Mghrteo. 3 buy dhacl from ownar. CuaUm 280 Motofcyctas aflar. M3-7SM. aflar • PM. Clmar chaira. (100. Call $225 Call 442-0444. aflar • PM Encallani aluminum ladder 449 hrlatmae. Aeking S460 with badroome. 2 bane. Aleo, 3 buW 4 badroom. Cartar Han Col- Call 741-2990 cage Call 531 5434 bedroom. 2 bath Caa tianian onial Ariractiva hauaa. pioparty CHIVY CHEVETTE 1M1 - 4 Or FURNITURE — Mada In and looaHan. 2 aonad camral atf • NOLISH BULLDOG PUPPIES 12 noon, 1 p.m./S p.m.- 7 p rr aoa camral atf halonbaok. 4-apd. Wan kapt PEUQEOT-SAAB OP WALL COMPUTER - Appla 2 • DIW Carolina. Solid walnut Oueen OAK DINING TABLE — Round, and aaa ManM y othahr laal - HONDA CS 3(0 oond SS400 Caa M2-01M altar Ann m-boy and coffee table old padaalal .tyta. 42". na—a for Chrlatmaa. • wka. Cham- driva. CPM. S4k. Modam. 4 . Cad 747-43M Runa. wnh pana. rat manual. $700 Othar com- Solid maple antique chopping laavaa. (379. 741-3799 ion atrad. ahow and pat CaH RED BANK — Apanmama and ,7-0756 PAIR HAVEN — OppOrtuWt, kt CHIVY CAPRICE CLASSIC IS7S poitanta 4 Mftwara avaiiaba ,k Concert baby grand. OLD NEWSPAPERS — Prom nouaaa avallabla Caa UO-7M0. HONDA Ejipraaa 1ST7 - Ukaa PLYMOUTH SATELITE 1»72 — Barbara or Vtehl. buy direct from ownar. uuatom — Loadad A/C. p/a. p/b. p/w, per eota. much more. All of 1*49. PrKa nagouabM. CaCn REE — Siberian Oood oond.. t400 or baat oner mgneet quality 40 Daepdale Dr, bulrt 4 badroom. earner he* Col- baaiorST apW aaat ramota aport mkrora. U* altar 12 pm 7I7-M1O COMPUTER-AOUARIUS — by 499-9019 male and • month old blue eyed REO BANK - Larga nawly ra- Irunk ralaaaa. ataro oaiaatla. Mlddlelown 071-5671 puppy mut Cell after 2 496-3243 onial Attractive houae. property uM-tni Mattal. mcludaa Kayboard. print- OAOAN — Thomaa Oatun Pla m apt, IMna and, tecetton 2 aanad eamral Mr bo. anaaa. S3.000 »4S-72»7 PLYMOUTH 1SS0 TC-3 — ar. 16K aapandar. ate . In orlg FURS — Raaaenabla Mlnka. room. dining roam. kit„_e nan »00l and gaa haat Many other tea- HONDA C R1M 1«S4_— Navar rhback. 4 oyl, auto A/C. mala 2 iighiad hoy boa/da with GERMAN 8HEPHU0 PUr*l»V — CHIVY S10 PICKUP — •' bad. canon A.king $50 530-0449 lo.-Mbi. 4 paraian lamb Par- rhythm booka. Soma for boojn- EKC lompar amort, btg-bona. •. AIM • p m. 741-0100 tureeT5»4.5OO Call 747-434 em/fm, p/a. naw area. faci holiday ollta Call 442 M93 n«r Booch/toot podala. A raaJ hampton padttroa. tathor w RUMSON - 2 Badroom apt l«t1200 Can Jonn aflar •. Iport iihaala. Eu. cond, COMPUTER — Atari 900 with or 530-0470 OLOR1A NILSON Meewn M.000 Ma, SMOO Caa addad mamory. dlac drlva. 40 buy at »2T5 Call ariar 6 pm of broad winnar Haady M nraplaca • watar (2.710 will aall lor ti.aOO i Naw vaara Day. KH Canutumaa S42-O411 aflar • aeay ecoaea to tram t bua to -SS17 or baal oflar. mini cond.. many Can 2(1-4SSS anyHir* TINTON FALLS — Condo torNYC S103.0O0 ar baat offer. By CIRCLE CHEVROLET PONTIAC — IS74, HORSE PEEO — Purina pura rani. Winding Brook aectton 2 da mumer 1179 Snrawabury Ava. Snrawabury Mi-444! pnda 200. 14H protain. palleted badrooma. I7M par mon. plua HOLMDEL HONDA 741-1130 A SYSTEM - Crown Powar Mad SI.SS/M Iba. Hick • SaddH alec t gee. No PONTIAC OtPJAND PRIX - IIM mpa. 4 waycroaa ovar. tv Shop. Engllahlown. 44»4330 EDWARD W. COLLINS NEW JERSEY'S • 1 VOLUME CORVETTE 1S74 — Automatic, MAKE IT YOURSELF preferred Immed. AOENCY US- — 400. 4 barrel, buckate Con- orna 1 apaanara. 12 CM Mia Call Mraakdaya 6 evee HONDA DEALER t-topa. Looka and runa aeoaaant HORSE — RegMared 4 yaar old 747-a»>34 Sal-Sun ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY Rt ». Fraanotd aokt. PS/PS AM/FM mnawa naka. Mmaa. Standa. Wlraa. E 10-4. All original. MOW. CaFullny loaded Atr cond Crulae . 2,000 Wana. Band oro«a up ;naatnut Thoroughbrad mara. M2-2010 HOLMDEL — 4 bedroom. 2'A 4SI-4SS1 t nanda. I10O0 Call S72-M7S 741-0211 control Tin wheel Powar aaata all Jonn aflar I. 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To the top of By CLEMENT MOORE he whiatlad. ml 'TWAS the night before them by name the AIall! Christmas, when all through Ike house, not a creature was stirring, Praneer and Viian! On, Comet, on not even a moose; the stockings Cupid, on Donder and tftttaa! To were bung by the fireplace with the lop of the porch, to the top of the care, in hopes that Saint Nicholas wall! Now. dash away, dash away, soon would be there. The children dash away all!" As dry leaves that Now. were nestled all mug in their beds, before the wild hurricane fly. when while visions of sugarplums danced they meet with an obstacle, mount in their heads; and mom -In her to the sky. so, up to the house-top the dash away. kerchief, and I in my hat, has just coursers they flew, with Ike sleigh settled our brains for a long winter's full of toys - and St. Nlckolas, loo. I Wash away, dash nap. When out on the roof there And then in s twinkling 1 heard on 2 arose such a clatter I sprang from the roof Ike prancing and pawing of my bed to see what was the matter. each little hoof, a* I drew In my away, all!" Away to the window I flew like a head and was turning around, down flash, tore open the shutters and the chimney St Nicholas came with threw up the sash. a bound. He was dressed il m far i As dry leaves thai l*fbre from his head to his toot, And his The moonlight, on the breast of clothes were al tarnished with ashes Q the new-fallen snow, gave a luster of and «oot; a bundle o toys be had mid-day to objects below; when, the wild hurricane Hy. Hung on hii hack, and he looked like what to my wondering eyes should a peddler just opening his pack His appear, but a miniture sleigh, and eyes they twinkled'His dimples how When they meet with eight tiny reindeer, with a little old merry! His cheeks were like roses. driver, so lively and quik. I knew In his nose like a cherry; Us droll little a moment it must be Saint Nick See A Visit, page M an olwlacle. More rapid than eagles his i mount to theskv.

May the holidays start you on Americans the road to happiness and invented friendship...all year long! May it be brimming with good Christmas friends and wonderful rime* By PETER COY ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - Cel- ebrating Christmas la Maasacte- tetts three centuries ago was risky Anyone who took the day off from work could be fined i shiUlnp. Lo-ris J. Wdastda When George Washington creased the Delaware River the night of 6 Falwtow Aw. Dec. J5, 1771, be could count on .HU. catching the Hesilan soldiers drunk and sound asleep after a day of 741-0091 caroming But, for Washington's men, Christinas was Just another day. And it wasn't until ISM that the first state - Alabama - declared Christinas a holiday.Later, when Ike Civil War separated soldiers from their families. U states adopted Christinas as an official holiday Americans like to think the mod- ern Christmas celebration has deep roots, but in fact it sates back no earlier than the 19th century, ac- cording to University of Penn- sylvania historian Karin Calvert. Visions of apple-cheeked colonial children hanging wreaths and sing- ing Christmas carols are "totally fictitious, she said, because for two centuries Protestant America con- sidered Christmas a "popish" hol- RESERVE YOUR iday. Christmas was a "conscious and HOLIDAY PARTIES NOWI deliberate invention" In the OilOF mid-lMh century of such figures as •AMOUTOMf Washington Irving. Harriet Beecher PERRI Stowe. Elizabeth Cady SUnton. 701 Clement Moore. Thomas Mast Sir 747-3131 431-1855 5S3-3S3S FI.dB.nk Matawan 741-8170 Americans invented Christmas Christmas trees of the Hth cen- with far trim, and has a tury were topped with an American when he makes toys. Walter Scott and Charles Dickens, flag or a sugar phsm Wry, never a The only oil painting Nast made of Mrs. Calvert, a specialist In the stsr. Mrs^ajvert said. Santa Clans, owned by Ike Strong history of children • America, The youthful United States of the Museum, depicts UrU n as a righih t JollJlly recently at Rochester1! early lKHs waa hsngrr for tradKloo, old elf who happensi to be darmed d in it WoDdbury Strong Msseum aad several Ibaddtog members of y g the New- York Historical Society sat Mark Twain was less successful 'Christmas In Anwriei: The about to create some, Mrs. Calvert than Nast at Christmas myth- Fabrication of Tradition." said. "I'm not trying to detank making He mad* up a story that Christmas br any means," she laid Washington Irving'* Santo Claus lived on the moon. "Knickerbocker History of New in an interview. "I'm trying to five Elisabeth Cady Stanton, best credit where credit hi due." York," published to UN, remade St. Nicholas from a stem bishop into known today a* a women's righto Nevertheless, Mrs. Calvert Is a activist, invented a tale that the Scrooge-like figure to people who jolly St Nick, who showered gifts on the burghers of old Manhattan. Pilgrims had brought holly and Ivy prefer to imagine that the Pilgrim* In barrels aboard the Mayflower so decked the halls with bought of In 1«H, theologian Clement Moore borrowed from Irvtag's book to they could celebrate Christmas in holly. America. "They're quite irate," abe Mid. write "An Account of a Visit of St Nicholas." the Christmas poem that Finally, around the turn of the "It's hard on someone who's living century. Christmas became nearly • hi « 1790 boose and trying to begins, "Twaa the night before Christmas ...." •drama) when writers said that , decorate It authentically and are parents owed it to their children, i toU they can't." The publication of Charles The "inventors" of Christmas Dickens' "A Christinas Carol" ka emphasbsd the pagan origins of the England in thelsMs gave Christmas "They played on a very, vary ' holiday bsjcasjta they wanted nothing a moral anchor, though not a strong poast. parental guilt And it to do with the Roman Catholic roots religious one, by fixing family worked beautifully," Mrs. Calvert of the celebration of Christ's birth, ' reunion and charity as the seasonal said. Mrs. Catvert Mid virtues. The shopping spree Is among the "If you had to choose between Thomas Nast's Illustrations t Christmas traditions. Mrs. Catholic and pagan, pagan was the created the myths that Santo Clans Calvert said, b the Mts, sales of of two evils," aba said. live* at the North Pole, wears a ssit i on Dec. B. Our wish for you SANTA AJMTVES AT TRM UOHTINO - Santa cIwT At this joyous season of the year, we extend to one and all our warmest wishes for early surprise- *top during neighbomooki tree lighting festivities at the happy holidays. It has been our pleasure to serve you during the past year. As always, we home of Gene and Ada*) Han, Dutcheas Avenue, Mtddletown. John will do our best to merit your friendship, good will and patronage in the days ahead. Roche, on left. BWy Buhler and Gene Hsaa, all 3-yee/s-okf and of May you and your loved ones enjoy all the blessings of the season, and may the Middletown, have a brief chat with Santa before he hurries off. The coming New Year bring you peace, good health and true happiness! Haas family invited the whole neighborhood to take part in the fun which included candy canes and popcorn balls and hot chocolate for all. Sincerely, The 12 nights All of us at Delicious Orchards On the first day of bird*, three freacb hens, two turtle Christmas my tree love sent to me doves and a partridge hi n pear tree. a partridge in pear tree. NINTH DAY: On the ninth dsy of SECOND DAY: On the second. Christinas my trse awe sent to me dsyofChrttnsMytotolov*^ ntoWi.ta^.iahtmaidM- 1 milking, seven swans-a-swimming. partridge to a pear tree. six g laying, the gold rings. THIRD DAY: On the third day of four calling birds, three franca hens, Christmas my true love sent to me two turtle doves and a partridge to three French bens, two turtle doves a pear treee.. and a partridge to a pear tree. TENTH FOURTH DAY: On the fourth day TENTH DAY: On the team day of of Christmas my true tove sent to Christmas my true tore sent to me ten tordi a leaping, nine ladles danc- me four calling birds, three French Open Monday hens, two turtle doves and a uig, eight gsesi s laying, seven partridge to a pear tree. mns-s-fwimming, six geese-a-lay- December 24 & 31. ing, rive gold ring*, four calling FIFTH DAY: On the fifth day of birds three freneh hen* two turtle Closed Christmas Day Christmas may true love sent to roe doves and a partridge In a pear tree five gold rings, mar calling birds, and New Years Day three trench baas, two turtle dove* ELEVENTH DAY: On the and a partridge la a pear tree. eleventh day of Christinas my true iTH DAY: On the sixth dsy of love seat to me eleven pipers piping, Christmasi my true love sent to me tea tords a Imping, nine Isdtss dear- six geese-a-laying. five gold rings, ini, eight rturtdiemitting, seven lour csUingbird*. three frenchheas. fwaiM-a-STimming. sbi geisealay- two turtle doves and a ing. five gold rings four calling a pear tree. birds, three freech hens two turtle SEVENTH DAY: On the doves and a partridge to a pear tree day of Christmas my tme love sent TWELFTH DAY: On the twelfth to me seven man* a iwlmiilng, six day of Christ—mas my true love geese-a-laytog, five gold rings, (ear seat to me twelve drummers drum- calling birds, three franch bens two ming, eleven pi-pen pi-ping, ten turtle dove* aad a partridge to a lords a-leap-lng, nhw la-dies danc- pear Ire*. ing, eight maids a-mllk-ing. seven EIGHTH DAY: On the eighth day swans a-swim-mlng, six gees* a-lay- of Christmas my true tove sent to ing, five gold rings, four calling DeliciousOrchanis me eight meant a mflttng seven birds; three French hens, two tur- tac, sht geese-s-toy- tle dove«, and a par-tridge to a pear Bom* 34 Co»>H*K.462 1009, 5420204. 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ton them I TIS THE SEASON - Five-year-old Darren year of donating holiday gifts to children in area BMyoar furung, Long Branch, a pediatric patient at hospitals. The community contributes by paying 10 off to spend the red of the year in a not attk or damp basement," Monmouth Medical Center, accepts a Christmas cents for Bailey catalogs, and the shop matches the throagh staraa* Items (or othor she wans. gift from Richard Mazor, president of Bailey's Fine amount, to mee the cost of the gifts. things to treat them walk a bit Jewelry and Gifts, Shrewsbury, now in its second Instead, It's necessary to in- vest a little time and effort to make sere that ornaments will Choose a dry, even- surtve for many yean. Here are temperature storage sit* Attics her pointers for collectors: can get extremely hot hi the Save the original box: Ike easiest way to store ornaments is to save the empty box they came marts, if not dry, may t in. Moot manufacturers design mildew Both spite saaaUy havt the boxe to stand up under fee ••Hit WBBBB prey OVJ fabric oraa- preasnrea of shipping They are Its best to ted a dry. therefore very sturdy for storage. psratare storage site. U Pet several boxes In one larger keep the bone oft tat bn so they won't gat separated. floor to adoviata water or insect Purchase an ornament storage

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ALL SMILES — An early Christmas was made generous customers are matched by Bailey's and possible tor the Linares family of Red Bank, used to purchase toys and gifts to brighten the through the efforts of Riverview Medical Center's holidays tor area families. Pictured are Richard outpatient clinic and Bailey's Jewelry and Gifts of Mazor, president of Bailey's, and the Linares Shrewsbury. Each year proceeds from the sale of children; Jacqueline, 5, Cecilia, 12, Ana, 13, Alex, Bailey's gift catalogue along with donations from 7 and Luis. 16. Get the laHe-ivo Pah! Greetin KODAK TRIMPRINT™ Instant Color Season's Film For slim instant color prints from your Greetings KODAK TRIMPflINT- or KOOAMATIC- Instant Camera from I Shrewsbury Photo Pharmacy Shop »f*ni 7 Day* A W*+ DtRN'S 570 Broad Street Shrewsbury. NJ. 15 Wallace Street 741-4874 I Red Bank 747-2273 Generation gap bridged g BY HANNAH JOHNSON andd somaome 'grandparentgrandparents don't acseee 1] at a time. partkHpete in the "i their grandchildren, ' Inglettoa program. "The tnteractiaa*baftw«n jP RED BANK - Once a month the stated. the children and the residents is an Jj guMratlou pp between Ike elderly During the monthly visits, the extremely rewarding experience to W and the yoong is hridfed by a mini children share songs, films, linger behold, "she said 'Their joy with Q bus which tnmports three, fov end play. aUts and arts aad crafts othe naturally when * five year okb from Rivenrttw one olv activities 'It's ideal for both." said they are placed together and they £ Medic*] Center'! LttUt Howe to Ingleston. "There Is snmrtah*? relate beautifully " Drakattteh laid ° special they work with each month on Riverside A\ she believed this program is the best a They talk to each other and share According to Tricia one for the nursing unit $ head teacher sad """p of Little things." she continued. Howe, Riverview Medical Centers Barbara Drakulitch. director of For the Christmas season the employee child learning center, "a activities for the Nareslnk Hone children made aad mailed lot of lore hi ainwsaed back aad Nursing Unit, explained that the Christmas cards to their -grand- forth" between the participants and program la groered for nursing floor parents" and presented them with everyone benefits. Begun a year and rasHmls who are mentally or candy cane reindeer dailiMj their a half ago, the program hi Intended physically unable to care for them- visit. "This is the true meaning of to match up a Grandma or Grandpa selves in an independent apartment Christmas," said Drakulitch. "The Pal with a Uttle Pal. "Some setting Presently 16 lach residents giving on both sides is just beautt- children don't have grandparents and S different children, who visit ful."

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a Merry Christmas 4 *""** 20,-530-e^Ta LONti BRANCH - Thanks toth e wide Uons clubs, who raconunend- efforts of the Uons Clab. a tareo- ed that she ha evalaaUd at at rtr/p - Offai* expires hnoajryil year-old Brasilian girt wUl enjoy Newark hospital sapportad by tke ™ * Ike chUd"" Identified only aa "Baby Isabella", bad been here visiting with her grandmother, a city resident, whan she poked kareett la the aye with a sharp instnuncot, CeWaVMf a Kvere iojvy. Her pareaU, who spoke no Eng- lish, didn't know where to tan for help. They ware pat in touch with • *•• • " • lof the

Eatoatowa Lions Clab. The Loaf Branch Uons IrasnsSsslsly began etioru to MM appropriate inadical . . . ^— «. _a^*. f^^sa^JsVsi i|, ., |a , iTMUiMiii ior ouiy UaiDeua oHpne the coat They escorted Baby Isabella and an interpreter to the Freehold Uoas Eye Clinic, which Is sponsored aad supported by local Uons clubs. Open Tonight til 6 P.M. Doctors at the clinic found that the little (tri had lost *a akjht la bar Closed All Day Christmas, Dec. 25th surgery to remove It. They also detected a tanor taahw, behM the eye which they feared would

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AfTaUifements were n*4>dc to transfer the child to a New York hospital for the surgery Uowener, ABRAHAM AND STRAUS. BAMBERQER'S. CALDOR, HAHNE'8. although the doctors agreed to JCPENNEY AND OVER 180 STORES AND RESTAURANTS. FREE waive their fees, the hospital de- PARKING FOR OVER 7,000 CARS INCLUDING OUR 3-LEVEL manded a HOW deposit for hospital ENCLOSED PARKING DECK ADJACENT TO ABRAHAM AND STRAUS care before they weald admit the little girt. Becaase the finds ware not available in the total Uons As each new day is filled with love and laughter, cheer and ^BJH^joy, we wish you the best that Christinas has to offer. tr w m 0 o o

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M I. Mam ft. lOMHwy. 3 •n-aJo Offlc# 8hf«wabufy OHIe* wwajwM. •M Broad tt. 747-laa CAROLLING SENIORS - Helen Hill, standing in many area nursing homes during the Christmas right, leads the Middletown "Guys & Gals" as they season. After each performance, which always sing carols and old favorites during recent Holiday includes patient-participation — even from those Music Festival at the Middletown Public Library. normally non-responsive — and an enthusiastic Rita Clark, right, serves as the group's pianist. The reception, Hill whispers, "Well, dear God, that's for 14-member group ol seniors, all in their 70s and you today." 80s, follow a busy schedule of singing to patients

CARD DESIGN WINNER - John Miesegaes, left, third grader in the Nutswamp School, Middle- town, discusses his winning greeting card design with Diane K. Swaim, president of the Middletown Township Education Association. The association and its Philanthropic Fund sponsor the contest each year for a cover design lor the association's hol- THE FIRST NOEL- Josephine iday greeting card. The card is Hatcher, left, Ty Adams, age 10, sent to all teachers, staff mem- and Jermine Hatcher, age seven, bers, bus "drivers and crossing admire the four by four fool guards, administrators and mem- manger scene in the living rooom bers of the township board of of the Hatcher home, 38 Tarry education. Any excess of funds Lane, Tinton Fall*. AH the figur- donated to produce the card are ines are from Germany and sit on used to purchase eyeglasses or a carpet of living moss and grass help needy students obtain medi- collected and tended by the cal attention. family for the annual display. t444444444444444444441 HAPPY HOLIDAYS! 41

Christmas is a time of TO eflection... A time for family and friends to get together... ALL 41 During this Christmas Season, 41 let us not forget the true OF meaning of Christmas. Merry Christmas from our YOU families to yours... I From All 4! With sincere thanks ORTHSHORE for your continued Of Us! patronage and friend- ship this past year. Thomas |. Cilmour Irian L George I and Family and Family Igor. WE PVT YOVR EARS IN GEAR! 41 COATS a MMON. INC 1171. River Rd. Rumton Auction—n k 842-5533 AiT» ..j. RMI Estate Broken • dtDTrtMM A; 45 W. Rlv.r Hd. RumtOfl •I •42-4033 • ^ *L „. — —- ~ - —~ .- —-.-• -- - - Torah members show yule spirit

FREEHOLD - The members of the mast of ear difference In iD Rodeph Torah of Marlboro TOWD- positive way, we can Irmly make this I. shtowUbeverybaayonCbristiiiBS a season of good-will toward all." T Day dda year. In a program spaed the day with their Temple Rodeph Tank la til Ill'llBJll by the congregation's and we are happy to do newest congregation 1B thej MSB'S CM, IBtTHSSll WUI MCOd Marlboro ana. Pounded jMt foarj Christmas working at PreehoU The yean ago, It BOW kas • member Ana Hospital M stand-ins for way to .helping ha. to the families. Service sod Religions ! Christian commoaifnaalry JtokH School are currently held in the to Brian Shorr. the Weber, the congregation's Aaker Holmes School in Morgan- n Mea'i dab praaldent, abaat S leader, called It "a way to cetebrate ville, bat the congregation la nego- z PCOPW M*f ntaWRli W IIM 1 the fact that we are dltMreat^Tha tilting the oarekaae o< land apon g aatft at the hnpttal. "TWa h) not OV*M wlkwllullf DaVtaVC Of ADMTlCeVl which to build a permanent home. * 'glamorwark'wewUlbBdotag,"he Christians celebrattoa can be dlf-"We may be small," said Rabbi n said "law hospital neada help hi the ficslt for Jews to accept or under Weber, "Bat we intend to make oar m kitcbea, danverlag meaU. and other J; K can allanate m. By making mark oa the community." Q

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WRITING TO SANTA - Elisabeth Weddendort. a third grade student at Conover Road School, Colts Neck, lakes notes as Paul Weittenhoffer, left, and Kristen Taflnay, right, both kinderganners at the school, dictate their letter to Santa Claus to her. Colts Neck children write Santa letters •jr JAN MARIE WEMUN with their cooperative cor- 00L1S NBOC - UUM a timely themMneatparte as parto of i writing cttixeoi, (be fourth graders are program,. thathe itodeni U it Conover leamiag another aspect of letter wrote letten to writing Anderwo explained that by the WHO third graders time the children are in the fourth secretaries, the klaaV _ grade, many no longer believe hi dictate their personal letten to 8anta, so they have written them, and the letten are than bwlneM letten to Mr. Clans, at sent on toth e Colts Neck Senior the North Pole. CUixens greap for a reply "These letten will not receive "The children era defifktei to a reply, laid Anderson. The get the letters back, "saidShirley ii to OK i seasonal Anderson, principal aaktUwewant Anderson explained that the them to lean. The kkb are 'sky- program helps the ktode high' waiting for Christina!, and to develop pre-writing si we are trying to rhaanil tbaer M vocabulary development, and energy to achieve ear goals «pyi^fr» gf thoughU. while providing the third grade i' "Oar first graders' letten arc sent to Cedar Drive School where the Sth graders respond.'

"If a child is having dtf- For the second year, I acuities, they also help the dul- Road School has had a stadaot dren with their ska exhibit at The SUte Departmeat explained. of ruacatlw, Trenton This ^'W"We lahavme a aaa emphasis ea Mar's theme, 'Ike Joysea andd wntttB apraHHM MN. wt *• Toyi oi UMWBW, • • oouac- been doing It tor yean. Ms tioorfinastntadcsaaJna'swrtt- Maeaa fa) ripe for all sorts of tags which wfflbe on display

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little H01IP4V SPECIAL, 12 PACKS AT Silver Market Place 0VZ-O5SZ FIVE WEST RIVER RCWD, fWHSON 479 Prospect Ave. 747-2484 Hispanics have bright holiday tradition B y EILEEKOSEN MOOMOON millions of Americani s beforbf e themth , kf tra- brought kf Januar' ''•>y by Lot Tret year ' Navarro said. The party will LONG BRANCH - Aloof Law, hit wife Maria aad their 11- dltionai music called in Reyst Magos- the three slags "It sugarpltmt, thoaghtt ol month oAd daaghtar. Chrtttkea, coa- tgniaaUos". Custom dtctat is the mala part of the Christmas lag ay a group called "Creadon Chrittmasea past tend to due* la tlnae these traditions here In tha they be invited in for "el ' Navarro explained "They our beads as the holidays draw near. vu«7 n IIIIIK ID ivr si ^amn rttYan j——• "»7 •U"tl , , traaiuonatraditional tonp and refreab- United States. ments. Donatloas Iron local It it a time whan we honor lht The Spanish Fraternity it t non- sopon"(chicken tots) and drinks, en, from three different parts of mwt|. Donat « tl a I i • i • i fc IM • J * -*- •* a which sometime, toetadee an Ulagal Earooe aad they provided (Jesas) merchants and BeU Utoratorita traditions remembered Iran calid- and particslartparticularlyj potsopotent hoohomMe bnbrew „«, differeat glfta." In the Ma- t^n made Itt |poawble to proTioc bood, maay of tkam curried by oar fmlad thr«*i*>fc Juiimiunl i flan- called "pttorro". Other popular low-income children - who do not grandptrenti across oceani, ciei and tbelJnlted Way. It works to fqjLjtai rJI **-- •• a an si sasnliifai BI have to be hlspanic -with gifts at loom oi ine MSBOD mcraoe u rltmif and iimlSMSits to arnica resolve the problems of towIncom e the celebration Fiesta De Los Tret capurrias - a spiced dtah of the "holiday ulad" ol an Amarkao i la the ana throat* eoa> F the three Reyes Magos has been plaaned Christmas Xand referrals One of the fruit, aad "arrox con duke", a kings In the morning, they find the mtercultural event. "We wai For Unte from the warm coun- sgeo Right now, area IBttiinri an Rico The traditidnal Christmas Affaire and the school system, la orfil Ckrlttmat celebrations preparing for the uattenUoM of dinner features "tl lecbon", a pig 1 Following Three Kings Day, the "UNocheBuena -the good Bight roasted oataoors. r amlly oaota • Klags Day Jan.5 fifth at Long holidays end with the ohservanee of — Ckrtetmes Eve, whan "las per- Puerto Rico are ap before 4 a.m. to Branch Middle School. "Onolar "las Octavltat" - the last eight of the Frateraity of Maav i" lake plate tissjawais start the roast. days Taking Joy in the warmth of OoBBty. itheSpaniahcomintBity Dur """-It —I™-*- -V •• ti\tr fly is unawiBM oar osteal family and friends. Hispanics end that Christinas Is celebrated la Ua lag las pan lUtes await Santa Claus on Decem- ideality We like to provide oar the Christmas festivities with the horoeUnd ot Paerto Rico. Like fdtan aad ber »h, in Puerto Rico gifts are children with thst experience every final las oarrandas of the season Thoughts on Christmas...A Silent Night in song By AUGUST the moat OMtearmgly unloquaclous obvious to need stressing Weeks the unheeding street. dark needs whatever illumination it of characters. before its arrival carolers of every Not all this is bad! I suppose; I, can get. especially at this season When I think of When the shepherds recounted variety, alvie or canned, r fourth for one, defend the premature lights when the sun bids fair to forsake us the exigencies of newapaper pabUaV what had befallen them, everyone the Chilsliuaa hymns In and decocations which herald altogether. And a little sacred Ing compel me to think of it a food was astonlahed and presumably elevator of a department store the Christmas t month or more before music, even if profanel deal hi advance — I am struck by uttered little cries of amatemtot. hurried passengers are subjected to it dawns. A world to much in the Sew Thougrrta, page) 14 the fact that I am mostly aware of Bat tot Mary: She "kept all these an ironically loud rendering by an immense silence. thiajt, aad pondered them in bar ttn—h of "SUast Night", or Phillips Of course In the mind's ear there atari" Brook's beautiful poem about the are carols, and the laughter of That Chlrttmts has become. In •Hence in which "the wonderous gift chlKren, and readings m the old our age. a very different affair Is too is given" Is noisily broadcast over texts; bat before these and around these seems to hover a stillness. If SEASONS GBEB1TNG6 I say is U "an unearthly stillness I shall be «ptffc'"g hi very precise and literal terms. For the Christmas story as it comet down to us is full of awesome moments when lack of any motion or noise speaks more eloquently than the pouring out of exuberant chants, and weight on us more heavily than any amount of action. The child that each day before Christmas opens another window in his decorated calendar, workflataly and wonderingly, is very much in the season s mood. Aad Christinas Eve arrives. It that not only this child but the whole of creation is holding iu breath to learn what will happen next. It was not with a shout that the astrotogen hi Matthew's version of the Christinas story ware apprised that some great event portended; It was with something as unuterably silent as the rising of a star. They considered themselves at that time to be on a secret mission for Herod and they moved with stealth through the unpeopled coun- tryside. The star which they had •eon in the East "went before them, till It came and stood over where the young child was." In all literature Juntos L« NoMo there is not a passage more cbanrged with an astonishing - I & Associates, Inc. had almost said with an excraciting - stillness. A Happy and Healthy INSURANCE Luke's version tells of the Holiday Season 711 Highway 55 (Broad St.) shepherds in ther fields, keeping Shrewsbury wttcfa, befote wbom ippMred and 747-4000 angel of the Lord: "And the glory of to all from the Lord shone road about them ' It was a voiceless splendor, and the shepherds retopnded with a terror that was likewise mute. The chief figures In the tale were not garrulous; even toe animals, the ox and the ass and perhaps a few chickens, live in our Imagination at Coal Company vary quiet beasts and birds. But It is of Mary that we have authentic 741-€300 nas issu* ever! Thoughts...A Silent Night Icoallaued) manifestations of our culture which kind of silence; great music, great •bout, may rlfht a flow In sane together have the effect of making poetry, hi heard precisely because it heart here or there. us seem to exist within a fearful din: hi surrounded by a cosmic quiet. Yet looted at mote largely, the For example the clutter that Imp- Like the angel in toe Christmas noisiness of the contemporary world upon us, the nervous haste that story, the wonder appears silently, can only be deplored. I don't mean X our conduct, the visual sen- and is silently received, until slowly HOLJDArCOOKIES merely the actual decibels to which sations thattt offend the eyes. "I it penetrates and transforms the FROM AROUND pasting traffic subjects us, or the can't bear myself think" it perhaps human heart. THE WORLD undue amplification which in oar the most damning of the complaints One thinks of the stillness ot theaters torn the human voice Into of modem man; and it it provoked Christmas; but one also thinks of an a bawling reverberation by the whole context of our lives, not overpowering peal of joy; one thinks I Include many more subtle alone by strict disturbances of the of the darkness but also of the most airwaves. brilliant star that ever led men upon Tthe worst thing about such a a Journey. After the angel had condition of life is that it precludes appeared alone before the shepherds A visit anything significant from happen- there came a great company of the (coatiaaed) ing. When everythng is so loud, heavenly boat. These, far from being mouth was drawn up like a bow. And nothing is heard above the uproar; silent sang the praise of God; and PRINCESS DIANA the beard on his chin was as white and when the whole stag* hi so their song was the most triumphant UZ TAYLOR as the snow, the stump of a pipe be crowded and cluttered, no one's that had ever fallen upon men's OOUrNRTON held light in his teeth, and the smoke arrival or departure it noted, to all ears: "Glory to God in the highest, MICHAEL JACKSON it encircled his bead like a wreath; ages the significant achievements of and on earth peace, good will toward S0I4V9 tRWr ^ be had a broad face and a Uttle art have arisen from the midst of a round belly that shook when he laughed, like a bowlful of Jery He TREES. TRIMS A was chubby and plump - a right Jolly **!'****^^ WREATHS FROM old df; and I laughed when I saw AMERICA'S him in spite of myself. A wink of Us GREAT NOUSES eye, and a twist of hit head, soon gave me to know I had nothing to OfNAN SHORE'S dread He spoke not a word but went FESTIVE BUFFET straight to his work, And filed aU the stockings: they turned with a Jerk. And laying his finger aside of his note, And giving a nod, ap the JownsonS chimney he rose. He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whittle, and away they all flew like the down of a thistle; But I heard him exclaim, ere be drove out of tight, HAPPY HOLIDAYS . WINQ8 AND A HALO— Shannon Duke, left, a six year old from "Happy Christmas to all. and to all. Oceanpori, strikes an angelic pose on the December cover of "Ladies a good-night!" We would like to take Home Journal." this opportunity to thank all of our wonderful customers for patronizing Oceanport has its own angels us over the past 27 years. BY HANNAH JOHNSON little boy angel who appears on the the experience she said, "It took a cover with her, had "the look" the long time and was a lot of work" OCEANPORT - Christmas is a magazine wanted. The money she made hat been time of tinsel, homemade cookies added to her bank account and her Thank you from the staff and angels One of these angels is When her parents told Shannon mother said that Shannon might do of Howard Johnsons Shannon Duke, 6 year old daughter that her picture had been selected. an occasional modeling job if she is Middletown, New Jersey of John and Patricia Duke Jr., 8 she was nonplussed and much more asked and wants to, but that will be Genesse Ave. interested in going back outside to it. "All the attention bat made her Shannon can be seen, wings, halo, play. When people asked her about feel a Uttle akward," the said gossamer gown and all, on the cover of this month's "Ladies' Home Journal." Although her mother says that Shannon is a tomboy and not quite so angelic, quiet or serene as Season's she appears on the front of the magazine, she was chosen from a field of four finalists by the Greetings Journal's art director. The story of bow Shannon became an angel is as magical as the season to the of angels Itself. Patricia Duke explained that she is not a stage mother who actively pursued a Finest modeling career for her daughter Shannon's debut as a cover girl was a result of being in the right place Customers at the right time. The Dukes are neighbors of the Fahys whose daughter Maggie is a New York In the World model Maggie Fahy brought her boyfriend, photographer Al Rubin, home for a July weekend two years Ours ago Rubin saw Shannon and her older brother. Sean, playing in the The yard and thought they might be fun to photograph. He included a picture of Shannon in his portfolio which was seen by the "Journal's" art i CARPET editor who asked to see a more MARKETPLACE recent picture of her. Rubin took an updated picture last July and in- formed the Dukes that Shannon was CAPITOL being considered for the angel cover shot which had been assigned to 2M HIGHWAY M, MIODUTOWN -Tkt him. Pictures of several other white inn a rnm'i MI blond little girls were also taken, but Shannon and John Wittbold the PHONi 747-4040 r

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