Power of prayer is offered for American hostages By ROSEMARY O'HARA House and the Presbyterian Church. Conference of Catholic Bishops and the Synagogue Council of mind," Nicholsen said, "the only thing we can do is pray" Elizabeth A. HosUns, clerk of the Friends Meeting House, America. One man from Tinton Falls, whose wife's first cousin is SHREWSBURY - They came yeitcnUy to the calm of read three selections from the Scriptures advising man that During a period for personal prayers and reflections on the one of the hostages, said yesterday's service was lovely, but the Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury to give the American one nation shall not lift up its sword to another, and that we Iran crisis, several worshippers spoke of their hope that the be was surprised at the small turnout. hostages In Iran the only thing they lay they can offer the must look to each other for peace and justice. Lord would offer the hostages hope and the American govern- hostages now - the power of prayer. Muyskens said the service was in keeping with the request ment the strength to settle the incident justly. Reid Isenhart, a Princeton Theological Seminary assistant Thirty persons gathered in the small, white frame church from the National Council of Churches which asked all One woman spoke of having the Lord grant mercy "to at the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church, said such services to pray for the hostages and world leaders in a simple, churches, synagogues and places of worship to set aside a those who seem to be our enemies." The nope also was have a spiritual and national effect in drawing people of interdenominational prayer service. time this weekend to pray for a solution to the Iranian crisis. expressed that the joy of upcoming season somehow be shared different lands together. The phrases were brief, but the demands were challeng- "We believe that it is crucial in this uncommon crisis that with the hostages He said he is concerned about the American hostages ing. we have this common time of prayer where we ask God to At the close of the service, the worshippers were given an being tried in a "kangeroo court" and Iranian people living in The Rev. David P. Muyikens, pastor of the church, lead help us, and all persons involved directly or indirectly, not address to which letters or Christmas cards for the hostages the United States being treated unjustly as a result of the the group in prayer to find "a peaceful settlement of this respond out of anger and frustration, but rather out of can be sent. , crisis. international crisis that frightens us so much." wisdom, Justice and a deeper acceptance that we are all one Elsie Nicholson, of SI South St., Eatontown, said the crisis The crisis is a testing period for the world that all nations Requests for strength and hope were made by the clergy family under the Almighty," Muyskens said, quoting the has bothered her ever since it began on November 4. will have to handle with patience, restraint, and prayer, and laity of Christ Episcopal Church, the Friends Meeting heads of the National Council of Churches, the National "I can't get the poor fellows and their families out of my Isenhart said. The Daily Register VOL.102 NO. 141 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1979 20 CENTS T Vance seeks support for pressure on Iran LONDON (AP) - Secre- given the Europeans that the responsible conduct," It may banks. West German Finance enough" to help the United tary of State Cyrus R. Vance United States will consult be difficult to avoid some im- Minister Hans Matthoefer States. Some argue that they Is opening talks with Western them before taking any mili- pact on food shipments. and Economic Minister Otto provide a useful channel for European leaders on U.S. tary action against Iran. Appealing for what he Graf Lambsdorff have U.S. communication with plans for tightening economic However, as the capture called "international soli- deplored the seizure of some Iran by maintaining ties with screws on Iran to gain the of the U.S. Embassy in darity," Brzezinski said Iran Iranian assets in their coun- the Khomeini regime. release of SO American Tehran stretched into a 37th will have to recognize it is try by Morgan Guaranty Last week, a top-level hostages. day, the United States was Trust Co. of New York. team from the State and His fast-paced trip also is concentrating on diplomatic, "We don't like the com- Treasury departments pre- taking him to Paris, Rome economic and political pres- Related itoriei, page 2 panies involved in matters ceded Vance to London, and Bonn over two days. A sures. that affect our national poli- Bonn, Paris and Rome. The principal topic of the dis- Last week, President cy," Matthoefer reportedly U.S. officials also stopped in cussions, which were begin- Carter told families of the following a "self-defeating declared Bern to explain the freeze on ning today, is a potential .in- hostages he would not take course of action." The Europeans don't like Iranian assets to concerned formal trade embargo by the military action "that would He said that if nations to be accused of "not doing Swiss authorities. major industrial nations if cause bloodshed or arouse the don't act together in "tan- any of the Americans is put unstable captors of our gible" economic ways, "we PRAYING MOTHER TERESA — Mother Teresa, left, and two Catholic sistersfrom on trial in Tehran. hostages to attack them or might be forced to rely on India, Join a congreagtlon of Norwegian families In prayer during services at Oslo's Vance's talks will also re- punish them." other remedies." St. Olva Church yesterday. flect the firm commitment If any of the hostages were America's Western Eu- tried, Carter reportedly said, ropean allies have joined in the United States would take protests against the seizure steps to interrupt commerce of the embassy. with Iran and "encourage Britain, West Germany Mother Teresa of Calcutta other nations in the world to and and Italy have decided join us in putting additional not to supply Iran with mili- eeconomic pressure on Iran.'' tary spare parts — a move The freezing of Iranian as- welcomed by the Carter ad- receives Nobel Peace Prize sets in American banks is ministration. France is re- gradually choking off U.S. ported to be still assisting OSLO, Norway (AP) - The Norwegian Nobel Committee order that has spread Its works among the poor from the trade with that nation. Amer- Iran with arms, but may today delivered the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize to Mother Teresa streets of New York's South Bronx to the alleys of Vietnam: ican unions have contributed taper off. In England, the of Calcutta, praising the Roman Catholic nun who has devoted "The year 1979 has not been a year of peace: disputes and to the boycott by refusing to High Court has frozen all as- her life to India's poor for her respect for the individuals she conflicts between nations, peoples and ideologies have been load ships bound for Iran. sets of Iran and the Iranian helps. conducted with all the accompanying extremes of inhumanity One result is that Iran is Central Bank. In a speech prepared for delivery at the award ceremony and cruelty. likely to experience a severe Yet the Europeans, depen- in Oslo, the chairman of the committee, Prof. John Sanness "We are faced with new and overwhelming floods of food shortage by next month dent on Iran and the Moslem said Mother Teresa deserved the prise "because she pro- refugees. Not without reason the word genocide has been on or, at the latest, by February, world for most of their oil, motes peace in the most fundamental manner — by her many lips. in the estimate of State De- are worried about their econ- confirmation of human dignity." "The Holocaust film series has shaken us, not only as an partment officials. omies. The year's 10 other Nobel laureates, five of them Ameri- evil memory... (but because) not one of us can be certain that But Zbigniew Brzezinski, France imports 110,000 cans, were to receive their prises today at a ceremony in the like may not recur In the future." President Carter's national barrels of oil a day from Iran, Stockholm. Because of this, Sanness said, the committee "considered security adviser, said Sunday although it passed up the ad- Recounting the S3 years Mother Teresa has spent tending it right and appropriate" to choose Mother Teresa to remind that "there is no plan to ditional oil the United States the poor and the sick in the sprawling slums of Calcutta, the world of the words of another Nobel Peace Priie winner, starve Iran nor is there a spurned with its boycott. Ita- Sanness recalled she once said: Norwegian scientist and humanist Fridtjof Nansen, who said: specific plan to use a food ly purchases 13 per cent of Its "In these years of work among the people, I have come EN ROUTE TO THE HAGUE — Attorney General "Love of one's neighbor is realistic policy." embargo of any kind." oil imports from Iran. Benjamin Clvllettl, center, walks through New York's more and more to realise that it is being unwanted that is the He said the "committee posed a focal question: Can any Appearing on CBS' "Face None of the allies wants to worst disease that any human being can experience." John F. Kennedy International Airport, en route to political, social, or Intellectual feat of engineering on the the Nation," he acknowl- see world trade disrupted. TheHague where he will press U.S. case for release of "She believes," Sanness said, "that the worst disease international or national plane, no matter how effective and edged that if Iranian author- There is also a lot of Ira- the American hostages being held In Iran when the today is not leprosy or tuberculosis, but rather the feeling of rational... give us anything but a bouse built on sand, unless ities persist in their "ir- nian money in West German being unwanted, uncared for and deserted by everybody. the spirit of Mother Teresa inspires the builders..." World Court meets today. See story, page 2. "The hallmark of her work has been respect for the Sanness cited her words when she first learned she had individual and the Individual's worth and dignity." won the prestigious award: "I accept the priie in the name of 9 Sanness said the Yugoslav nun, the sixth women to win the the poor." Peace Prise, shares the standard of another Nobel laureate: "Better than anyone else," he said, "she has ... de- 'Big bang theory outlined the " veneration for life" of the late Albert Schweitzer. veloped an attitude to the relationship between donor and He gave this explanation of the choice of the 69-year-old recipient... In her eyes the person who, In the accepted sense, founder of the Missionaries of Charity, a Roman Catholic See Mother, page t by Nobel winning physicist By DAVID SCHWAB And we can tell that the and will continue forever. dicates that the train is mov- RUMSON - The entire galaxies all started moving Penzias explained that he ing away, he said. universe was created in an from the same point, after a detected microwave radi- This moment of creation, instant out of nothing, Dr. " big bang" because the ation coming from outside Penzias acknowledged, is as Arno Penzias, 1978 Nobel farther ones move faster than our Milky Way galaxy, which unfathomable to some as tile Prize laureate in physics, the nearer ones, just as is the echo of the bang. story of creation contained in told an audience at Congrega- runners who start a race at And the wavelength of this the religious teachings. Eve- tion B'Nal Israel last night. the same time but finish at radiation, or the 'pitch' of rything follows from this mo- Penxias, of Highland different times, he said. this sound, is changing, in- ment according to the im- Park, explained the "big It is a relatively easy mat- dicating that the galaxies are mutable laws of physics, he bang" theory, which won the ter to compute the time this moving away from our said. Nobel Prize for him and bis race of galaxies began, he galaxy just as the changing "You have to give up Bell Laboratories colleague, said. The gun sounded It 'pitch' of a train whistle in- See'Big,'page i Dr. Robert W. Wilson of billion years ago. Holmdel, In a program cele- The universe was created brating the 100th anniversary in an instant because there of the birth of Albert Eins- would be no other way for tein. such great quantities of mat- Simplicity. That's what ter to escape from their The Inside Story good science Is all about, mutual gravitational attrac- THE WEATHER Penzias said, adding that this tion if the pieces which later theory is the simplest and formed the countless galaxies Partly cloudy today, highs «to 45. Mostly suay and therefore the most believ- didn't start the race literally milder tomorrow. Complete report page 1 eable. within a billionth of a second Jets play spoilers • And that is why it is also of the "sound" of the gun — Visit with Saata project M understandable, even to those or the moment they came to- Ana Landers U1 who may have been afraid of gether at the "creation." Seven clinch NFL playoff berths «•' mathmatlcs all their life, According to the laws of Penzias emphasized. physics, Penzias said, if this "Science Is important, did not occur, there would Bridge adviw.. DAILY REGISTER and It is understandable," just be a big black hole in- 7 PHONE NUMBERS Penzias declared. stead. Classified 14-11 Main Office To make It more under- "The proof Is that we're Comics .... II Toll Free 171-NN standable, be made constant here," he declared. Crossword pazzle. II Toll Free MM1M use of examples. He pointed His experiments, per- Editorials I Classified Dept Mt-17W out how the expansion of formed li years ago at the Entertainment It Circnlatioe Deft a iii»ci»tm galaxies throughout the uni- Bell laboratories at Lifestyle 1I.U Sports Dept SCIENTIST SPEAKS — Or. Arno Penzias of the Ball a group at the synagogue last night. Pemlas presented verse, each moving away Crawford's Corner, Holmdel, Make A Date I Middletown Bareaa... «14tM Telephone Laboratories, Holmdel, center, talks with an explanation of the 'big bang' theory of the universe's from all the others, Is like the which won him and Wilson Obltmnries I Freehold Bareaa Ol-UK Bette Lelbowlti, of Mlddletown, left chairman of the creation. The program was held In conjunction with the motion of raisins In a raisin the famed prize, helped to Sports Ml Lou Branch Barean. Ot-Wll adult education committee of Congregation B'Nal Is- 100th anniversary of the birth of Albert E insteln. cake moving as the cake rises prove that this expansion of Television It rael, and Rabbi Jack Rossoff, right, before addressing in the oven. the universe began In a bang 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1979 People

BEVERLY HILLS, Caul. (AP) - The Holly- National briefs Russia, Iran pose wood Women's Press Club turned thumbs down on Jeka Travslu while hon- LIRR strike puts city in a jam oring comedian Carol Btnelt for personal and NEW YORK (AP) - Business at Manhattan hotels was professional achievement. booming and car pools were being organized as 180,000 regular NATO unity threat John Travolta, star of riders tried to find alternatives to the strike-bound Long "Saturday Night Fever" Island Rail Road, the nation's largest commuter rail carrier. BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - The Soviet They are, besides the Americans, Britain, and "Grease," would have The railroad, whose 500 miles of track carry one-fourth of bid for nuclear supremacy in Europe and West Germany and Italy. If their partners left last night's ceremonies all Americans who travel to and from work by commuter Iran's defiance of the United States are resist, the four say privately they would be with the club's "Sour Ap- train, was struck by 1,200 trainmen early Saturday morning in challenging the unity of the North Atlantic ready to go ahead anyway, outside NATO's ple" award if he had shown a pay dispute. Alliance at its annual winter meeting begin- framework. up. Police feared huge traffic jams today in Manhattan as ning today. U.S. willingness to pay just about all the Club spokeswoman Bet- Christmas shoppers and regular URR commuters found The outcome in each situation could in- huge costs of the program has underlined ty Anderson said the "Sour other ways to get into New York City from the eastern fluence inter-allied relations for yean to Washington's commitment to the defense of Apple" scroll is awarded suburbs of Long Island. come. Europe. Officials of the Carter adminis- After months of intensive diplomacy, de- tration have been saying privately that, in annually to the "celebrity Gas station operators on Long Island reported lines rival- who most believes his own ing those during the summer's gasoline crunch as commuters fense and foreign ministers of the member- return, they do not believe it would be asking too much for America's allies in Europe to publicity." ••• filled tanks nations, meeting in joint session Wednesday, NEW YORK (AP) - Additional buses were pressed into service, car pool areas have to make one. of their most crucial de- display matching solidarity in Washington's Top honors at the 39th predicament over Iran's seizure of 50 annual fete, the Golden Ap- The minister son of Sea. Joh» Travolta were designated and special park-and-ride centers were let cisions of the decade. Frank Church, D-Idaho, hostages at the U.S. Embassy In Tehran Nov. ple, went to comedian Carol also turned out to get a look up for persons who chose to drive to outlying stations of the It centers on whether to adopt a mod- said from his pulpit that 4. Burnett, who was lauded at the youngest child of the city's subway system, which was not affected. ernization program in terms of nuclear "presidential candidates" for her achievements "as a late president. strike-power by siting hundreds of new U.S. authorities acknowledge privately and others should not make American missiles in West Europe, able to performer and as a per- Kennedy, who Is en- that the Europeans have been wholly sup- son," Mrs. Anderson said. statements that could en- Authors say justices helped reach far into Soviet territory. Until now portive politically In terms of backing up danger the safety of Ameri- rolled at Brown University NATO nuclear weapons based In the Europe- The award was estab- in Providence, R.I., stayed WASHINGTON (AP) - Five Supreme Court Justices U.S. economic arid financial pressures lished in honor of Louella O. can hostages in Inn. helped the authors of a new book that describes private an theater have possessed only a battlefield against the Iranians, these authorities main- In an apparent reference away from political Issues, capability, meaning a limited range of per- Parsons, charter member arguing only that his uncle debates, personal squabbles and other inner workings of the tain there has been a marked European pre- and tint president of the to remarks by Sen. Edward court, The Washington Post quotes the authors as saying. haps 300 miles. occupation thus far with the protection of Kennedy, D-Mass., criticiz- has the potential to 200 woman organisation "galvanize the nation." Bob Woodward and Scott Armstrong, members of the Post Moscow has launched an all-out campaign their own state, or group interest. ing the regime of the de- that began nearly 90 yean •M staff as well as authors of "The Brethren," said that Chief aimed at heading off that decision which, if Late last week and over the weekend posed Shah of Iran, the Rev. implemented in the 1980s, would serve to ago when 10 newswomen OKLAHOMA CITY(AP) Justice Warren Burger gave them no help but that five other Washington presented key West European met for lunch at the old Dr. F. Forrester Church, justices, whom they would not name, did, The Post reported readjust the correlation of East-West forces governments with an outline of new econom- minister of the Unitarian - While many other guys in Europe now tilting in Russia's direction. Brown Derby. spend Sunday afternoons in yesterday's editions. ic and diplomatic pressures contemplated Bette Davis presented Church of All Souls here, Those assertions "may feed a theory circulating among The impact of the Soviet campaign has against Iran in the efforts to secure the told his congregation Sun- watching sports shows on been reflected in Europe-wide protests on the "Entertainer of the Year" television, Leaa Coffee is some who are supportive of Burger that the book Is in part the release of the captives. The international awards to Jill Clayburgh day: product of a 'palace revolt' at the court," The Post said. streets, in parliaments and within govern- legal implications of Carter's freezing of ••• playing tag with 1,000- ments throughout Allied Europe. Thousands and Alan Alda. "Discovery pound plus bucking bulb. The book contends several justices have been critical of Iranian government assets in the United of the Year" honors went to PORTLAND, Maine Burger's role as chief justice, and Armstrong said a week ago of demonstrators marched Sunday in Brus- States also were analyzed. (AP) - The thin, curly The 25-year-old Austin, sels and Copenhagen, Denmark. Marlette Hartley and Texas, resident is one of that Burger's colleagues in general "have a low opinion of his Dudley Moore. haired young man invoked The opposition is mounted against U.S. Most advance signals available among visions of the future. But three rodeo clowns per- intellect." Winners received solid plans to deploy 464 Tomahawk cruise mis- diplomats at NATO headquarters suggest Joha F. Kennedy Jr.'i cam* forming at this year's Na- gold apple pendants or key- siles and 108 Penning II ballistic missiles that Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance paign visit for his uncle re- tional Finals Rodeo here. chains, Mrs. Anderson said. 'Rudolph' noses into history from eastern England, through the Low coun- should expect only the most cautious of reac- minded many people of the He was selected by the top ••• tries and West Germany, to Italy in the tions when be sounds out America's allies past. 25 Professional Rodeo Cow- NEW YORK (AP) — "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" over the next five days. DETROIT (AP) - A was easily the worst song ever written when lyrics met notes south. "All I can remember is boys Association J bull The British, French and the West Ger- 1964 limousine which once more than 30 years ago. Or so the author says. President Carter's administration has un- the picture of that litUe kid riders. mans, among others, have been less than belonged to JacqaellM Kea- But, fortunately for him and for more than a generation of dertaken to pick up 95 percent of the 14 billion saluting at his father's fu- The fint black clown to happy about the way Carter's freeze affected aedy Oaassls has been put Christmas memories, he wrote it again the next year, assur- bill for the missile deployment program, neral," said Laurence Con- ever work the National their own relations with Tehran. The tussle up for sale by a Detroit car ing it a place among the most recorded songs in history. stressing at the same time its readiness to nolly, a state legislator, as Finals Rodeo, Coffee is over access to Iran's multibillion dollan dealer. Johnny Marks, who created the tune about the animal with join in new East-West disarmament talks. he listened to the 19-year- mainly concerned with pro- worth of bank deposits in Western capitals The limousine, which the glowing proboscis 30 years ago and has heard his little Thus the cohesiveness of the Alliance old Kennedy's speech for tecting rodeo contestants has entered into European courts. Europeans was driven In President ditty echoed in more than 500 renditions since, noted in a appears to be at stake. Right now, only four Sen. Edward Kennedy, D- from the bulls when they fear that court judgments adverse to Iran John Kennedy's funeral recent interview that "it has been said that 'Rudolph' Is the of NATO's 15 member-nations are ready to Mass. Hundreds of people are thrown or Jump off. might disrupt their access to Iran's oU. procession in November most recorded song since 'Jingle Bells'." participate unconditionally in the program. The song has been pressed into the grooves of at least 128 million records, and has been sung by the likes of Gene Autrey and Willie Nelson in styles ranging from mambo to jazz. Paul McCartney's recently released version is an instrumental entitled, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reggae." Khomeini bids for peace with Turks The 70-year-old Marks has also written about 900 other songs, including "Have a Holly Jolly Christmas," "I Heard TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Ayatollah Huhollah Khomeini's Rebel leaden said three of their people were killed, 60 minorities boycotted the vote. the Bells of Christmas Day" and "Rocking Around the regime was sending a peace delegation to rebellious Tabriz were wounded and six of Khomeini's revolutionary guards Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts to free the American Christmas Tree." But, uncontestably, "Rudolph the Red- today after a day of hard fighting in which Khomeini's were taken prisoner. hostages continued. Nosed Reindeer" was his biggest hit. supporters recaptured the radio station and governor's man- The Turks also retook the governor's mansion, seized a UN. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim talked by tele- sion in the northwest city but couldn't bold it. police station, and apparently retained control of the airport phone with Khomeini's foreign minister, Sadegh Gbotbzadeh, Meanwhile, the situation of the U.S. hostages in the throughout the day's violence. They erected roadblocks and a U.N. spokesman said Ghotbzadeh gave permission for Gunmen fire on U.S. Navy base American Embassy in Tehran remained unchanged on their around Tabriz and searched vehicles to bar Khomeini's sup- Sri Lanka Foreign Minister A.C. Shahul Hameed to visit the 50 Americans. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Two men fired on a U.S. 37th day in captivity. But a U.N. spokesman said Secretary- porters from reaching the city of 600,000, Iran's third largest. Hameed discussed the hostages with Iranian officials on a Navy vehicle on patrol inside the sprawling Roosevelt Roads General Kurt Waldheim was sending the foreign minister of Khomeini said in a Tehran Radio broadcast that the Tabriz previous visit to Tehran, reported to Waldheim last week and Naval Base on the east coast of Puerto Rico last night, but no Sri Lanka to visit the hostages, and the United States was to rebellion was the work of "plotters who receive their orders returned to Tehran Sunday. Zuhair Yamin, the new head of Navy personnel were wounded, Rear Adm. Arthur K. Knoizen present its case against Iran to the International Court of from America and elsewhere," and his regime Issued sn the U.N. Development Program's office In Tehran, also was said. Justice in The Hague. arrest warrant for the Turks' governor general-designate in arriving today to open "channels of communications," the Knoizen, the commander of U.S. naval forces in the Iran was boycotting the court session. East Azerbaijan, Rahmatola Mognadam-Marghale. Khomeini's Revolutionary Council sent Finance Minister The Tabriz rebellion broke out after supporters of Kho- U.N. spokesman said. Caribbean, said the two gunmen escaped and the Navy was Ghotbzadeh said Iran would boycott the court session and investigating the attack. He refused to give any more detail. Abolhassan Bani-Sadr and two other officials to Tabriz to try meini killed two Turks and wounded eight others who were to end the five-day-old rebellion by the Turkish Azaris, the guarding the home of their spiritual leader, Ayatollah would set up its own International panel to investigate "prac- By early this morning, no terrorist group claimed respon- tically all" of the hostages for spying. sibility for the attack. _ fourth of Iran's ethnic minorities to take armed action in Mohammad Kazem Shariat-Madari, in Qum, the holy city 100 support of their demands for autonomous home rule. miles south of Tehran where Khomeini also makes his bead- He told NBC-TV's "Meet The Press" he hoped to nave U» The shooting occurred six days after radical members of panel members chosen within 10 days. the Puerto Rican independence movement ambushed a Navy The Turks seized the local radio station, the governor's quarters. mansion and the airport Thursday. Local army units were Shariat-Madari and the Turkish Azaris are Shlite Moslems "They will be people from around the world who would be bus on a country road near San Juan, killing two Navy men involved, not governments," he said. "It's more or less going and injuring 10 Navy men and women. Three pro-independ- reported siding with the rebels. like Khomeini and Iran's Persian majority while the other Early yesterday revolutionary guards recaptured the gov- sizable ethnic minorities demanding autonomy — the Kurds, to be a grand Jury and will be an overall Investigation of what ence terrorist groups claimed responsibility for that attack. has happened in Iran." The FBI joined in the investigation, but no arrests have been ernor's mansion, and some 4,000 Khomeini supporters prayed Arabs, Turkomans and Baluchis — are Sunnis, the dominant announced. at the university next door, then rushed and seized it from 20 branch of Islam everywhere else in the Moslem world. He also said his government would "not worry at all" if to 30 armed Turks. The mob in Qum attacked Shariat-Madari's home because the United States tried to put an embargo on Iran's foreign Hundreds of Turks shouting "Death to Khomeini!" he criticized Iran's new Islamic constitution for concentrating trade. Iran boosts Carter popularity marched on the station, and the Khomeini forces opened fire. too much power in Khomeini's hands and for failing to satisfy "Don't forget that around the world, the countries have Tens of thousands of Turks and local army units Joined the the ethnic minorities' demands for autonomy. The constitu- already said that they won't participate in the American trad* NEW YORK (AP) - Public approval of President march, rushed the hilltop station and retook It. tion was approved in a referendum a week ago, but the embargo and we won't have any problem with that," he said. Carter's performance in office has leaped from 30 percent to 61 percent in the four weeks since the crisis at the U.S. Embassy in Iran began, Newsweek magazine reported yester- day. Newsweek, which commissioned the Gallup Organization Industrial nations eye oil import curbs to conduct the copyright poll, said it was the sharpest one- month leap in presidential popularity that the organization PARIS (AP) — Ten other Industrial nations are expected "Watch for an interesting change in terminology," pre- The United States is committed to Import no more than 440 had recorded in 40years of conducting public polls. to join the United States and the members of the European dicted one American energy official. "They aren't talking million tons of oil a year by 1985. Last week, the nine Common The poll also said that 77 percent of the S2S people Common Market today in setting individual ceilings on their about targets any more but about ceilings. That word makes Market nations also adopted specific individual ceilings rant- surveyed last Wednesday and Thursday specifically approved oil imports for the first time since the energy crisis began. for a much more solid commitment." ing from 143 million tons in 1985 for West Germany to l.t of how Carter was handling the situation in Tehran. The decision is expected at a meeting of the governing The prime sponsor of this change has be* the United Million tons for tiny Luxembourg. The increase in popularity was greater than one-month board of the International Energy Agency (IEA), a group of 20 States, which has taken a leading role in the energy war. A the Common Market's decision set the stage for the rest increases indicated in presidential popularity polls after the leading oil-buying nations formed in 1974 as a counterweight year ago it was on the defensive, attacked as a gas guzzler of the IEA membership to do likewise. The energy ministers attack on Pearl Harbor, the invasion of North Korea, the Bay to the Organization of Petroleum-Exporting Countries. consuming twice as much oil per capita as !*s European allies. will also examine proposals for further restraints and for of Pigs incident and the first bombing of Hanoi. "There's evidence of a psychological breakthrough," said measures to curb the spot oU markets where crude fetches The poll reported yesterday also indicated that 49 percent IEA officials are confident that the energy ministen will the American official. "Nations are seeing that America is double the official OPEC price. of the respondents favored diplomatic and economic sanctions commit themselves to individual import ceilings for the fint really trying hard. We've decontrolled oil prices and cut our against Iran while 41 percent favored the use of military imports by 8 per cent in the last quarter." force, even If some of the SO hostages being held at the time Instead of vague collective "targets." embassy were harmed. If the hostages are released un- Hearing harmed, 63 percent of the respondents said Iran should be punished by diplomatic and economic means. Civiletti pressing case against Iran t on use WASHINGTON (AP) - before the' International Americans held hostage in the attorney genera l person- se How to Attorney General Benjamin Court of Justice in The Hague Tehran since Nov. 4. ally to present the position of Gas stocks, allocations down Civiletti left last night for the today when the World Court "In the view of the United the United States to the of grants subscribe is scheduled to take up the court." LOS ANGELES (AP) — The nation's primary stocks of Netherlands to personally to States, the continued deten- FREEHOLD - County case of the hostages at the Robert B. Owen, legal ad- gasoline are less than one day's supply above the level at press the U.S. case for re- tion of the hostages is a gross residents are invited to a' lease of American hostages urging of the United States. violation of the basic rules of viser to the State Depart- to The which spot shortages could develop, the Lundberg Letter ment, also will appear before hearing at 8 p.m. on Dec. 18 reported yesterday. held by Iran, the White House The White House said the international laws and human at Eastern Branch Library, United States has requested the court for the United And, gasoline allocations to dealers are more than It announced. rights." Route 35, Shrewsbury, on the Daily an interim order that Iran "In light of the Im- percent below gasoline use in December 1977, the Los Angel- White House spokes- Jim Atwood, deputy legal county's use of federal reven- should immediately release portance and urgency of this es-based oil industry newsletter said. woman Claudia Townsend adviser at the State Depart- ue sharing funds. Register and insure the safety of the case, the president has asked "Prospects in general are sobering," the Influential said Civiletti would appear ment, described today's hear- weekly letter said, because the Organization of Petroleum ing as a preliminary phase In Under federal regulations, Exporting Countries at a meeting Dec. 17 In Caracas, Vene- 9 the case. He said that in later local residents must be given zuela, is expected to increase the price ceiling on its mem- Scientist explains 'Big Bang theory proceedings the United States the opportunity to express bers' crude oil exports above the current 123.50 per barrel. tion, existence itself, some- would raise such points as opinions on how the county (Continued) it, but be can not explain why spends its revenue sharing National gasoline consumption at the end of 1879 is ex- it happened. thing out of nothing,"he said. descruction of U.S. consulate pected to be 5 percent below the end of 1978, including a 7.4- something of your ex- Not everyone believed in Iran, would seek a funds. .Tha. masting will be con- percent cutback in the last half of the year, said Mark Emond, perience" to understand, or To those who continue to him. But most appeared to judgment "that Iran has vlo-' ipf Pail* Sefliti*' ducted by the Board of Free- the Lundberg Letter's editor-in-chief. accept this, Penzlas said. ask, he responds, "I don't agree with Rabbi Jack lated International law in C">e Beg.siei Pia/a holders. »e*«k«\ N J 0""0' Scientists can only de- know. I have no more quali- Rosoff, spiritual leader of various respects" and ask scribe actions, not explain fications to explain this Congregation B'Nal Israel, that "Iran be held to its trea- In the past, the county has Daily 1 Sunday. Transit aid threat moves Senate them, he emphasized. This primal cause than the that when they look up at the ty commitment that people used federal revenue sharing I.OOWMMV WASHINGTON (AP) - Three senators proposed today theory of creation must have philosophers." sky, it never wUl look quite who seised the embassy (in funds for construction of the Sunday only. that Transportation Secretary Neil Goldschmidt be stripped happened, he has described "We are faced with crea- the same again. Tehran) be prosecuted." Social Services Building in 25* WMkly of control over $1.4 billion in mass-transit money because of Freehold Township, the coun- Dally only. his threat to deny aid to President Carter's political foes. ty reclamation center In Tin- Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis, chairman of the Senate ton Falls, the new wing being Banking Committee, said in advance that he would Introduce Mother Teresa given peace prize added to tha county legislation to that effect today. The bill was to be co- (Continued) The other prise winners include American economist, courthouse, to purchase sponsored by Sens. Adlai Stevenson, D-Ill., and John Heinz, R- Theodore Schultz, who shared the Economics Prise with heavy equipment for the Pa. is the recipient, is also the giver, and the one who gives most. Princeton professor Sir Arthur Lewis, a British subject born reclamation center and to In a prepared statement, Proxmire denounced Gold- "Giving — giving something of oneself — is what confers in the West Indies; Allan M. Cormack ol Tufts University and fund a major portion of the schmidt's threat as "political blackmail" and "a corrupt use real joy and the person who is allowed to give Is the one who Godfrey N. Hounsfleld of Britain, medicine; Sheldon Glasbow realignment work on East of the taxpayers' money." receives the most precious gift," he added. and Steven Weinberg of Harvard and Abdus Salam, a Paki- Freehold Road. Goldschmidt told reporters on Nov. 20 that he would make Mother Teresa has said she will use the $112,000 prise to stani who works In Italy, physics; Herbert Brown of Purdue The county will receive mass-transit grants conditional on a mayor's support for build homes for lepen. In addition, she has been awarded the and Dr. George WltUg, West Germany, chemistry, snd Greek $3.2 million In revenue shar- Carter. 170.000 Norwegian Peoples' Prise. poet Odysseus Elytls, literature. ing for 19(0. SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, DECEMBER 10.1979 The Daily Register 3 A-plant disaster turns 2 women into political activists By JILL LAWRENCE supervisors, have lived almost IS years in a spacious white want to inject the human element every chance I get," she "We wanted to get the children out of the city and raise brick suburban ranch home with a basketball hoop In the said. them in the country with clean air," said Mrs. Keck, mending HARR1SBURG, Pa. (AP) - Holly Keck just wants to get driveway. Mrs. Smith said she is deducting 10 percent from her a doll's dress at a big round kitchen table in her 200-year-old back to farming, railing her children «nd milking her goats The house is barely two miles from Three Mile Island. monthly utility bill to protest a rate increase imposed last red brick farmhouse Patricia Smith misses spending time with her daughter! and After the accident, her husband appointed her to the June. But she doesn't push that idea or other anti-nuclear "1 feel like we moved them from one place to an even competing in golf tournaments Newberry Township steering committee on Three Mile Is- activities with some neighbors. Both women led contented, nonpolitical lives — until the land. She no longer golfs and she has less time to spend with worse place," she said "I guess we tried to run away from Three Mile Island nuclear plant malfunctioned last March 28. Rhonda, 14, and Renee, 11. But she says she is prepared to "There are a lot of conservative people here," she said. all the environmental problems in the city. But we found out Today, when the state Public Utility Commission opens keep working until she's sure Three Mile Island will never "We daren't talk about it with certain people. With some you can't run away from them." people, friends of ours, we cannot bring up toe subject. We are The Kecks said they knew nothing about nuclear power hearings to decide whether the owner of Three Mile Island — reopen as a nuclear facility. very, very divided." Metropolitan Edison Co. — stays in business, Mrs. Keck and Since April, she has addressed (he New York City Council before the accident. Now they belong to ANGRY — Anti- Mrs. Smith frill be active participant! and the North Carolina utility commission. She fills in for the The schism extends even to the Smiths, who are uncertain Nuclear Group Representing York. Their solar greenhouse is The hearings will rule on whether to revoke Met Ed's steering committee's lawyer when he can't get to Nuclear about their own future should the plant reopen almost completed and most of their home is heated by a wood- operating certificate The women's presence in the hearing Regulatory Commission hearings on reopening the plant. She "I think Bruce would stay because he enjoys what he's burning stove. The rest depends on electricity from Met Ed room Is only slight evidence of the changes created in their is planning a week-long speaking tour of California and a rally doing. But I think he'd leave if I insist it's going to mean our They have intervened in NRC hearings on reopening the lives and those of their families when radioactivity was for the anniversary of the accident. marriage," Mrs. Smith said. plant, and say they'll move again if the plant reopens. released at Three Mile Island. She sat in on state Senate confirmation bearings for Mrs. Keck, 54, lives on a nine-acre farm 14 miles from Mrs. Keck is also an intervenor in the new PUC sessions "Believe it or not, I'm a little shy. I kind of tread lightly I nominees to the PUC and, notebook in hand, attended every Three Mile Island, with her husband, Ted, 8-year-old daugh- She said her anti-nuclear work is almost a full-time job when did feel everything was awesome. I certainly don't anymore," PUC hearing on post-accident rates for Met Ed last spring. ter, Aries, 5-year-old son, Theodore, and an assortment of hearings are on. said Mrs. Smith. "I was averaging four meetings a week in the spring," chickens, cows, cats, dogs, goats, sheep, ducks, turkeys, Unlike Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Keck is still uncomfortable in her Before the accident, Mrs. Smith worked part-time in an Mrs. Smith recalled. "The phone rang so much we got a rabbits and ponies. new role. employment agency and won two golf championships. second line in the house. We felt it was our duty to the The Kecks moved to York three years ago from Rich- "I just wanted to be a farmer," she said with a sigh. "1 She and bar husband, Bruce, 45, a high school English citizens." mond, Va , where they ran The Scarlet Griffin coffeehouse just wanted to raise children, have a garden, do canning and teacher and chairman of the Newberry Township board of Now she is an intervenor in the latest PUC hearings. "I and a theatrical lighting company. milk the goats. That's what I'd still like to do." Presidential panel predicts global hunger crisis WASHINGTON (AP) - A but a vivid reminder of the which, if successful, could by Carter's special Mideast Unless the United States spread famine and political made "the primary focus" countryside, the plight of the global hunger crisis ia likely larger problem. bring economic harm to some peace envoy, Sol Unowltz, and other nations act to In- disorder" in poor countries of America's relations with boat people adrift in Asian over the next 20 years that The panel urged that the American farmers and fac- said, "Even after three crease food supplies, the re- and "would severely disrupt poor nations. waters, the conditions of ref- may pou avon greater prob- United States: tory workers. years of successive good port said, "a crisis ... of even a fragile world economy al- It also urged that the fed- ugees in East Africa," the lems than current energy -Double its non-military The recommendations are harvests, the world food situ- more serious dimensions ready weakened by energy eral government drop in poli- commission said its primary woes, a presidential com- foreign aid and take other in a preliminary report by the ation is still precarious." than the present energy crisis shortages and rampant infla- cy of not spending tax dollars attention has been directed mission said today. steps to "help others feed Presidential Commission on One person in eight now appears likely within the next tion," the report said. to promote its programs and "to less visible aspects of the Even after three straight themselves" through better World Hunger that was being suffers from malnutrition 20 years." It urged a doubling of U.S. instead "initiate a na- world hunger problem — years of good harvests, hun- farming methods and higher formally presented to Presi- "severe enough to shorten Two successive years of economic development as- tionwide, long-term educa- aspects that are intrinsically ger around the world is still standards of living. dent Carter today in a White life, stunt physical growth bad harvests in any of the sistance "within a few tional effort" designed to less dramatic, but all the growing, the panel said, and -Mobilize support for House ceremony. and dull mental ability," the major grain-producing na- years" and asked that garner public support for more disturbing precisely be- called the Cambodian famine such an anti-hunger program, The commission, headed panel said. tions could cause "wide- elimination of hunger be anti-hunger efforts. cause emergency response This would be needed be- and crisis management are cause helping poor nations not the answers." develop their own agriculture Carter established the and industry doubtless will commission 15 months ago It Showdown looms on Chrysler bail-out cause "some dislocation" was supposed to make its pre- economically among U.S. liminary report last July, but WASHINGTON (AP) - After six months of lobbying, the depressed areas with an additional $1 billion for cities and United Auto Workers, the administration asked Congress last farms and factories, the re- was delayed. Chrysler Corp. and its allies may learn soon whether Congress towns hit by a recession, should one occur. The measure is on month to approve $1.5 billion in government loan guarantees port said. will come to the rescue of the financially struggling auto- the House calendar for late in the week. The Senate has on the condition that the ailing corporate giant come up with But it said the government maker. approved a different version. an equal amount on its own. could cushion such shocks Legislation providing $1.25 billion or more in federal lottn Aid-to-Chrysler legislation also is tentatively slated for The House Banking Committee approved the amounts in and that a healthy world guarantees for Chrysler is one of the major issues awaiting House action in the latter part of the week. The Senate is the administration bill, but the corresponding committee in economy would eventually 8VIX11 OFFSET action before the congressional Christina! adjournment, ten-, expected to take it up after finishing work on the oil-com- the Senate balked. Critical senators said the bill would set a produce bigger overseas XEBOX COPIES tatively set for Dec. 21. panies tax. Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., told precedent for failing firms to rely on government help. markets for American farm Also on the agenda are: senators their planned month-long holiday recess would be cut and factory products. INSTANT —The Carter administration's proposed tax on oil com- to two weeks if they do not finish work on both measures. In a compromise that left no one completely pleased, the The panel said U.S. aid panies' "windfall profits" resulting from the planned decon- Chrysler has lobbied for government assistance since committee approved a package of f 1.25 billion in loan guaran- should be designed not only to PRINTING trol of domestic crude-oil prices. The Senate hopes to com- shortly before July 30, when it reported a $207 million loss for tees and $2.75 billion in outside help, including a three-year increase agricultural prod- Uttvrrwods* Booktoti plete action on the bill, which would actually levy a tax on the second quarter. The nation's No. 3 automaker now expects wage freeze for Chrysler employees. uctivity in poor nations but Social Stonorwry revenues and not on profits, by mid-week. The House already to rack up a 1(78 loss of more than $1 billion. The company, The administration, Chrysler and the UAW all said the also to raise income levels so has passed a version of the legislation. which has 113,000 employees, says it is faced with bankruptcy. wage freeze was too severe and that they would back efforts that the poor can afford to wolf press inc. 170 Monmoutti Straw) -A bill providing |2M million in government aid for After lengthy talks with officials of Chrysler and the to modify It when the measure reached the floor. buy food. Rod tank • 741-9300 Noting recurrent news ac- counts of "the tragedy of FORECAST Bill on Abortion control famine in the Cambodian Elsie Sokol. Presided!, the Central Jersey Bank and Trust Company. Freehold Twp.. New Jersey before Assembly today announced that at the bank Board Meeting held on November 29, the regular quarterly dividend was declared in the amount ol 17vic plus a year TRENTON (AP) - BiUs to regulate abor- lmate businesses in New Jersey. end extra dividend ol 10c. a total of 27He to tion, extend the life of the State Commission Byrne returned the bill to the Legislature stockholders ol record December 18,1979. of Investigation and fund a program to place because in its original form the two payable January 2,1980 photographs on driving licenses are sched- gubernatorial appointments toth e four-mem- figures shoo uled for legislative votes today. ber panel would require Senate confirmation. high The Legislature has more than 80 bills on Hie governor said he should keep his CENTRAL JERSEY RANK* t*mp«rotur«t the voting boards today in the Senate and appointment authority away from the legisla- ftr orto. Assembly. tive review process. - MOOUSO • MC#**OUIH 70 In the Assembly, a bill to restrict abor- The other two SCI members are selected tions in New Jersey faces final legislative by the assembly speaker and the president of »^w —•— = .rVf-r 0 Dolo from approval. the senate. Stf».r» Sio,|onary Otclwd.d '"'^^ NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, The measure would require a woman to Hie Senate also has a vote planned on a I •• —™ SSSE NOAA, U.S. Dopt. of Comwro^ sign a consent form describing the dangers of bill to establish a framework by which a an abortion 24 hours before receiving one. reporter would turn over notes to a judge in a A Senate amendment deleted a section criminal trial. TIDES WEATHER FORECAST — The National Weather attacked as a philosophical statement that Under the measure, a criminal defendant 85 Clarion Service today forecasts snow over the border with opposed abortion. seeking access to a reporter's notes would W "^ CorporatioCti n of AmericAi a Sandy Hook Gov. Brendan T. Byrne has Indicated he have to prove that the material could not be TODAY- High 11:15 p.m. Canada from Montana east through New York. It's Like a Concert in Your Car" Flurries are expected in Wyoming and Utah. wants to study the bill's final form before obtained elsewhere and was needed for his and low 6:52 p.m. deciding whether to sign it. defense. TOMORROW - High A key measure in the Senate would fund a The bill followed a Supreme Court ruling 12:59 a.m. and 1:02 p.m. and Local forecast proposal to place color photographs on the that said a reporter's right to protect his low 7:07 a.m. and 7:47 p.m. Yesterday's high temperature at the Register weather driving licenses of persons under 21. notes must yield when a criminal defendant's For Red Bank and The bUl would supply 170,000 for the right to a fair trial is in jeopardy. Rumson bridge, add two was It degrees. The low yesterday was M. It was M at I p.m. and Ike oversight low was St. Today's I a.m. Division of Motor Vehicles to undertake the Other Assembly bills would: hours; Sea Bright, deduct 10 photo-license program. — Increase the minimum damage amount minutes; Long Branch, de- temperature was 17. There was no precipitation la the U hears ending at f a.m. today. There were M aeatlag A bill to set up the program Is part of a for reporting a motor vehicle accident to duct IS minutes, Highlands police from $200 to 1500. bridge, add 40 minutes. degree days yesterday, HI for the month aad UN for the package to raise the minimum legal drinking beating seasoa to date. age in New Jersey from 18 to IB. — Create a commission to study the Byrne has pledged to sign the bill into law future of horse racing in New Jersey. along with several other drinking reform — Establish penalties for consumption of Coastal forecast proposals that Include requiring alcohol alcoholic beverages by minors. Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: Winds variable 10 knots education classes in public schools. The Senate board list also includes bills or less today, becoming south to southwest 10 to 15 knots Another important bill in the Senate to: tonight. Partly cloudy through today, fair tonight. Visibili- would extend the life of the State Com- — Increase from $2,500 to $5,000 the min- ty over 5 miles. Average wave heights 2 feet or less today. mission of Investigation. imum amount of public contracts that re- The bill would keep the SCI in business for quire advertising for bids. another five years. It was created by the — Require legislative approval before any Jersey Shore Legislature in 1968 to investigate organized state department regulation could become Partly cloudy today, highs in low to mid 40s. Fair criminal activities in government and leglt- valid. tonight and tomorrow. Lows tonight in the low to mid 90s, highs tomorrow In the upper 40s to low 90s. 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In dash AM/FM Stereo/B-track South Jersey Extended Oial-in-door and left/right balance Cloudy with chance of rain Wednesday, clearing control FET front end, local/distance Thursday and fair Friday. Morning lows Wednesday and switch lor optimum FM reception, Thursday In the low to mid 40s and in the mid to upper 30s adjustable shafts and integrated Friday. Highs Wednesday 55 to 60, Thursday and Friday In circuitry. 4 watts RMS per channel the upper 40s to low 50s. Northern Jersey Partly cloudy today, bight in the low to mid 40s. Fair tonight and tomorrow. Monday night In the low to mid 30s, milder tomorrow with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. R tflllttr plMlt by Ctrl FftrliM) POWER LOSS — Two persons were injured at approximately 3:30 p.m. yesterday in a two-car crash on River Road near Hance Avenue In Fair Haven. According to Eastern Pennsylvania police, a car operated by Janet K. Simon of Battin Road, Fair Haven, was in collision Partly cloudy south today and mostly cloudy north with a station wagon operated by Edward J. Hoffman, of 686 River Road, Fair 450 HIGHWAY 35 • SHREWSRURY with showers or inow flurries possible. High in the mid 30s Haven. Police said that as a result of the crash impact, the Simon car slammed into 842-6565 to km 40s. Fair south and gradual clearing north tonight, a utility pole knocking out electrical power and telephone service to area residents OKNIMLT MtJ.HI. 9 -t f tat > ..m^asr wwn^ ^ ^lows In the mid 20s to low 90s. Mostly sunny and milder for approximately three hours. Ms. Simon and a passenger, Margaret Simon were OPEN SUNDAY 11-5 Ml tomorrow, highs in the mid 40s to mid 50s. treated at Rlvervlew Hospital, Red Bank, for Injuries. Police said Janet Simon was OVER A DECADE OF SALES & SERVICE issued summonses for reckless driving and failure to observe a stop sign. i 4 The DMtyRaTRMtei SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, DECEMBER 10,1979 Mrs. Kosina Vincelli IIIIHIIHIIHUHIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII LONG BRANCH - Mrs Rosina Vincelli, 12, of SI Fourth Ave , died yesterday in Point Pleasant Hospital. Obituaries She was born in San Pietro IIIHUIHItlllllltinillMMIIIMIIMMMIIIMIHIIIIIIIIIIMtllUIIIIIIIIIIMIMIMIIII Apostolo. Italy, and had lived here since 1927. Mrs. Vincelli was a com- municant of Holy Trinity Ro- Archbishop Fulton Sheen, man Catholic Church. She was the wife of Emilio Vincelli, who died in 1971. Surviving are one son, succumbs to heart disease James Vincelli, Point Pleas- ant Beach; two daughters, Sinatra and Groucho Man's the pontiff's recent visit to NEW YOHK (AP) - Mrs. Mary Siliato, Spring Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, •You Bet Your Life" New York. "This in Uncle Fultie," Lake Heights, and Mrs. whose television ministry Protestant evangelist Bil- Teresa Raciti, Costa Mesa, Sheen once told his audience, gave him a secular popularity ly Graham called Sheen's Calif.; one sister in Italy; awarded few religious lead- kidding that "angels" erased death "a great loss to the seven grandchildren, and two ers, is dead at the age of 84. his blackboards. His remarks nation and both the Catholic great-grandchildren. The Roman Catholic prel- were widely quoted — an and Protestant churches." Archbishop Filtoa J. Skcea The Damiano Funeral ate, who survived open heart atheist, he said, was "a man "He broke down many without any visible means of Home, here, is in charge of surgery two years ago, final- walls of prejudice between arrangements ly succumbed to the heart ail- support" — and when he Catholics and Protestants," C. R. Himmelwright ment last night, said ended active church life, he Graham said. "I mourn his CHESTER, Conn. - Archbishop Edward quipped. "I didn't retire. I death and look forward to our Charles Russell Him- Catherine Chiosie O'Meara, a close friend "He re treaded reunion in heaven." melwright, 79, of 23 KEANSBURG - Cather- had a peaceful end," said His television sponsor's Sheen was born the son of Castleview Drive, formerly O'Meara money, after expenses, was a farmer in El Paso, III , and ine Chiosie, 63, of 56 Park of Marlboro and Ave., died Saturday in Riv- donated to Mission Human- said he couldn't remember a During his years in the Matawan,N J , died yester- erview Hospital, Red Bank. public eye, Sheen won tele- ity, a United Nations-af- time when he didn't want to day in Middlesex Memorial She was born in New York vision's Emmy award and filiated agency of which be a priest. Hospital. City, and moved here 20 Sheen was national director. "My brother Joe always was responsible for the con- Mr. Himmelwright was years ago. version of such nationally Many other Americans said that I was practicing the father of Robert T. Him- Mrs Chiosie retired in known persons as Henry Ford knew Sheen through volumi- preaching even as a kid," he melwright of Matawan, N.J. nous writings, ranging from 1974 as an accounting clerk II and Clare Boothe Luce. said recently. He was born in Philadel- IT'S A START — The Rev. Newton W. Grelner, pastor of the Marlboro United articles on communism to in- with Diamond International Sheen's words began to Ordained in Peoria in 1819, phia, Pa., and had lived here Corporation, New York City. Methodist Church, third from left Is surrounded bv supporters at the groundbreak- spirational books like "Way he did graduate work at Catii- reach millions of Americans for the past 10 years. Surviving are one brother, ing for a new church at Conover Road and Route 79. From left to right are, Marlboro to Inner Peace" and "Guide olic University and In in 1930, when he became the Mr. Himmelwright retired Louise Chiosie, of Warwick, Councilman John Croddlck, Mayor Arthur Goldzwelg, Rev. Grelner, Charles But- to Contentment." Belgium and Rome and brief- in 1962 after 43 years as an first regular minister on ra- N. Y , one sister, Theresa ton, chairman of the church's finance committee, John Ludvick, and Tonv Tomeskl,' dio's The Catholic Hour." Sheen's biggest job was as ly taught in an English col- accountant with the Western Givney, here; one niece and building committee members. In 1952, his slim build and head of the Society for Propa- lege. Electric Company, New nephew, Virginia and Ray- deep-set eyes became famil- gation of the Faith, the When he made his tint York mond Givney, with whom she iar with the premiere of the church's fund-raising arm for public appearance after heart He was a member of the lived. foreign missions. Harry B. Thayer Chapter of weekly television program surgery in 1977, to receive the The Laurel Funeral the Telephone Pioneers of Mondale's niece dies in crash "Life is Worth Living." He died in the East Side highest award of the Catholic Home, West Keansburg, is in America, New York City. For five years, as many as apartment where he had lived Actors Guild, he brought the charge of arrangements. ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - critical condition at St. Paul- Hie pickup waa dragged 20 million viewers tuned in since 1969, when he left his eight physicians he said had He was the husband of A niece of Vice President Ramsey Hospital following 1,200 feet after the collision each week despite strong last official church post as saved his life. Georgia Charlotte Mahle Man is injured Walter Mondale was killed the accident. Her .liter Step- and was demolished, officers competition from Milton Bishop of the Rochester, "The Lord has been Himmelwright who died in yesterday in a truck-train col- hanie, IS, was hospitalized In said. "Uncle Miltie" Berle, Frank NY, Diocese. easy," 'fife said, "he has not 1943. LINCROFT - Tom lision north of St. Paul, satisfactory condition after Sheen's Rochester tenure laid on me burdens equal to Also surviving are another Brown, a repairman for Oil Ramsey County authorities the J:30 p.m. CST accident. Delivery Inc., Red Bank, sus- Fire truck delivers was his only service as pastor my failures." son. James R. Hinmelwright, reported. Overhead and roadside Mrs. M. H. tained burns when an oil to a flock except as a young Funeral services were not of East Hampton, Conn., and warning lights functioned Santa to hospital burner he was working on at Kari Mondale, 19, daugh- Finnerty parish priest in Peoria, 111. immediately announced. three grandchildren. properly, as did a swinging the Uncroft Inn, Newman ter of William and Shirley RED BANK -Santa Claus His three years In Rochester The Bedle Funeral Home, stop sign, the Ramsey County UNION BEACH - Mrs. Springs Road, backfired at Mondale of the St. Paul sub- came to Riverview Hospital were not a complete success Matawan, N.J., is in charge urb of White Bear Lake, was sheriff's department said. Marguerite H. Finnerty, 87, and his social Mrs.V.J. of arrangements. 2:10 p.m. yesterday. yesterday. But instead of rid- of 19 Hauge St., died yester- killed when the pickup truck The train blew its whistle ing a sleigh, he hitched a ride progressiveness was believed Brown was released after she was driving collided with before reaching the intersec- day in Bayshore Community by some to be responsible for Holmquist William P. Phelan treatment at Riverview Hos- from the Port Monmouth Fire Hospital. Holmdel a Soo Line train at a crossing tion, the sheriff's department his retirement. SHREWSBURY - Wil- pital, Red Bank, for first and Company. She was born in New York COLTS NECK - Mrs. Vio- in White Bear Township, of- said. His appointment of a vicar liam P. Phelan, 59, of 148 second degree burns of the Five members of the com- City, and had lived in Fort lette J. Holmquist, 92, of ficers said. to his poor, mostly black par- Robinson PI., died yesterday face. Witnesses said the sun was pany, plus Santa, took an hour Lee for 21 years before mov- Crusius Place, died yesterday The Ramsey County medi- ishioners, the Masses in slum in Riverview Hospital, Red The Lincroft and River shining directly at the truck off to distribute donated pres- ing here three years ago. in her home. cal examiner's office said and may have blinded Miss ents to 20 children on the Mrs. Finnerty was a homes and other breaks with Bank. Plaza Fire Companies re- Miss Mondale was driving traditional church pro- Mrs. Holmquist was born sponded, but according to Mondale, officers said. pediatrics ward. charter member of the in the French West Indies and He was bom in New York two friends to go ice skating Kusary Confraternity of cedures led to storms of pro- City, and had lived in the Red Middletown Fire Chief Dan when the truck was struck. had lived in Brick Township Kelly, the fire burned Itself Madonna Roman Catholic test from some Catholics. In before moving here 20 years Bank area for 40 years, 30 of Katrina Tismer, 1 J, was In out and there was no struc- "THE NO FINE PRINT" Church. Fort Lee 1967, Sheen, who once called ago them here. communism a wicked ideol- Mr. Phelan retired last tural damage. She was the wife of James Her husband, Herman F. ogy, urged President Lyndon year as a foreman at Mount SAVINGS ACCOUNT J Finnerty. who died 11 Holmquist, died in 1958. Johnson to end U.S. involve- Olivet Cemetery, Mid s years ago Suriving are three sons, Two injured girls recovering lyMf Survivinq are two daugh- ment In Vietnam. dletown. Yield On George M. Holmquist of At- One girl hospitalized last ter, Long Branch, officials 5.50 ters. Mrs Mary Van Kirk, of Since his return from He was an Army veteran lantic Highlands, Arthur J. Tuesday after a bicycle acci- said that Nancy Grim, 15, of Fort Lee. Mrs Catherine Rochester, Sheen had con- Holmquist of Kenilworth and of World War II. tinued his writing, including Mr. Phelan was a com- dent in Marlboro was re- West Long Branch, was In TWIN BORO FEDERAL SAVINGS Neff. here; one son, the Rev Walter R. Holmquist of Cran- stable condition last night, James J.Finnerty. pastor of an autobiography. He also municant of St. James Ro- moved from intensive care AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ford; two daughters, Mrs. while another girl, also hospi- but still in Intensive care. She Si Charles Borromeo Roman conducted annual Lenten ser- Cleo L. Curtis, with whom man Catholic Church, Red M BROAD 8TREET-CATONTOWN talized after a separate bi- was injured when she was In Catholic Church, Newark, vices at St. Bartholomew's she lived, and Mrs. Berhice Bank. 542-0404 Surviving are his wife, cycle accident in Eatontown a head-on collision with a car two grandchildren, and one Episcopal Church as part of B. Thompson of Hollywood, while riding her bicycle on great-grandchild. his long-standing effort to Fla , four grandchildren and Hilda M. Rosee Phelan; two the same day, was upgraded to stable condition. Tinton Avenue In Eatontown. The Hunt Funeral Home, unite Christians of various seven great-grandchildren. sons, Daniel J. Phelan of fort Lee, is in charge of. ar- faiths. Delran, and James W. Phelan Nancy Kaplan, 12, of The Freeman Funeral of Bloomfield; one brother, rangements. Only two months ago, Home, Freehold, is in charge Marlboro, is in fair condition Sheen was publicly embraced Thomas Phelan of Glens in the pediatrics unit in Perth of arrangements. Falls, N. Y.; two sisters, Arthur W. Helt by Pope John Paul II during Amboy General Hospital, Miss Florence Phelan of Red Perth Amboy. She was on a Bank, and Mrs. Margaret MATAWAN - Arthur W. bicycle when she collided McSorley of Rumson Helt. 64. of 15 Greenbrook The Daily Register with a car on Tennent Road, Drive, died Saturday^in The Worden Funeral Marlboro. lUSPS-145-4401 Home, Red Bank, is in charge Bayshore Community Hospi- Monmouth Medical Cen- tal. Holmdel of arrangements. He was born in Staten Is- The Sunday Register DEPARTMENT STORE land, N. Y and had lived in (USPS-334-5701 PuDiisned bv The Red Bank Register PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES Kdison for 16 years before Established in !B7Bbv John H Cook and Henry Clay moving here 14 years ago., CumntlyCtntndUndtr Mam Of hie Automobile Accident No Fault Ins. Mr. Helt was a member of One Register Piaia Sure•v&Durv. N J QJJ01 Blue Shield • Major Medical Insurance the Dock Builders Union, Lo- Branch Offices Workmen's Comp. • Medicare cal 1456. New York, for 30 B/6Rt 3S.MJddietowrri.NJ 07748 Medlcald • Q.H.I, of NY Monmoulh County Courthouse. Freehold, N J 01738 years. He was a shop steward 179 Broadway, Long Branch, N J 07740 24 Hour Emergency Service. tor the union and was its busi- Slalehouse. Trenton, N J 0862S " ness agent before retiring Member of the Associated Press The Associated Prtii nenhtledexclusively MATAWAN lo the use of all the local news printed in the newsoaoer as well as all AP news two-and-a-half years ago. dispatches CHIROPRACTIC CINTER He also was a partner with his two sons in the Cheese- 566-3342 quake Inn, Highway 34, Old 0774b Published Sunday through Friday Mail 4ubMnpl

Isabel McGee Helt; two sons, ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Donald Helt of Kentfield, Ohio, and Jay Helt of Free- • GREAT W hold; one sister, Mrs. Marion Bigness of Sacketts Harbor, REDUCTIONS'^ N Y., and three grand- children. The Waitt Funeral Home, Morganville. is in charge of SPLENDID arrangements.

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CHERMARK —Margaret Inee Hofferu. on Sundav, Dec. 9, 197v, of Mlddletown, N.J Formerly of FINE VALUES \ Oradell and Little Ferry. Beloved wile of the late otto. Dear sister of Alice Tletlan and Herbert Krueoer. Also survived by five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren Fu- neral service at the Trlnke-Faustlnl Funeral Home. 439 Mavwood Ave., Maywood on Tuesday. Oec. 11 at 1 BIG BARGAINS! f. m. Interment Heckenseck Cerne- lery, HacktnMCk, Visiting Monday J-J, 7-9 p.m. Donation! lo ttve Mon- mouth County Day Training Canltr for the Retarded Children, Tinton Fails. N J.. would to ipprtclattd

FINNERTY —Marguerlla H., (rtt W«i*h) on D#c. ». UN- <* Union Beach. N J., formerly of Fort LH, OPEN: DAILY, 9:30 A.M. • 1:00 P.M. ± Agf 87 v«»ri. B«lovtd wit* of 1M late J*rrm J Dwvoted mother of Mn, Mary Van Kirk of Fort L-; SATURDAY Mrt Catftalna Naff, Union Beach; mam, t-.vt A.M. - soo P.M. '( and Rav Jam« J. Flnrttrtv. Mitor Sunday (2 noon III! 5 of St Charrt'i Borrom«o Roman onumc uvmas ON HATKHUUY Catholic Church. Nawark. Loving grandmother of two grandchildrtn unnmiD.rmst QUALITY MHIOHS • and ona gr«at grandchild Funtril / from Hunt Funeral Horn*. 1MI Palisade »ve, Fort Lee. Wednesday 1010 a m The funeral Mass will be celebrated at II a.m. In Madonna Boman Cetbollc Church Chapel, 44ArtU$T. Hovm Street. Fort Lee. Inlermenl Madonna Cemetery, Fort Lee. vis- TINTON FAUS Itatlon Monday M:» P.m. and TIMS- dav2-Send7-e:IOp.m. •4M717

PHELAN —William P., », of 144 Robinson PI., Shrewsbury, on Dec. 9. 1979 Husband of Hilda M FROM FREEZER TO OVEN or rangelop to table and back to the refrigerator. That's what Corning Ware Cookware does easily. Father of Daniel i., and James W. Jus! ask Lynn at Bailey Jewelry & Gifts, Rl 35 & Shrewsbury Avenue. She'll suggest you choose from a variety ol Corning Ware Brother of Thomas. Florence and Margaret McSorley Visitation on shapes and sizes for the Christmas gift and remind you that Bailey's prices are Tar below those suggested by the manufacturers. Monday 7-9 p.m. at the Worden Fu- And Bailey Je'welry and Gifts is now open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. till 9 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. till 6 p.m. and neral Home. M E. Front St., Red Bank. from 11 a.m. till 4 p.m. on Sundays. r i > SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, DECEMBER 10,1979 The Dairy Register 5 Americans on a 'fast-food' buying binge By LOUISE COOK mess hall. said that the number of franchised fast-food restaurants went Hamburgers still seem to be most popular. According to It found that the top 10 fast-food chains accounted for from 51.972 in 1977 to 57,878 in 1978, an increase of more than Advertising Age, chains selling hamburgers, frankfurters and Associated Press Writer about one-fourth of (be total food-service organization sales 10 percent. "The franchised fast-food restaurant continues its roast beef accounted for more than half of all fast-food sales Americans are spending more than 120 billion a year to last year, up from 16.1 percent less than a decade earlier. success and popularity and, more dramatically than ever, has in 1978 and are expected to do so again this year. Steak gobble up burgers, fried chicken and all the trimmings at fast- In 1(69, Institutions said, McDonald's and Burger King made a major impact on the food service industry," the restaurants are second in terms of sales and fried-chicken food restaurant* from coast to coast. Sales of the top 10 chains together had sales of under 1500 million. Today, their sales department said. operations are third. alone are five time* as big today as they were less than 10 total more than 16 billion. Sales of Kentucky Fried Chicken The agency predicted that 1979 sales would grow by 20 years ago. alone quadrupled from IMS to 1978. The top 10 chains in 1969 percent. It also said that grocery stores are responding by According to a recently published book, "Fast Food: The While the experts disagree about the nutritional value had sales of $2 5 billion; in 1978, they had sales of $12 5 billion. establishing eating places of their own. "A number of super- Endless Shakeout," by Robert L Emerson, vice president of offered by McDonalds, Burger King, Kentucky Fried Chicken More than one food dollar in three already goes for food markets are even installing sit-down restaurants in their ... the investment firm of Salomon Brothers, over 90 percent of and the like, the fast-food outlets continue to grow at a steady away from home. The National Restaurant Association esti- stores, while others are opening restaurant chains of their all Americans have eaten at a fast-food restaurant in the past pace. mates that Americans will spend 40 percent of their food own," the Commerce Department said. six months In 1978, domestic sales at all fast-food restaurant! totaled dollars at restaurants of all types next year. The Food Marketing Institute, in its annual report on $21.2 billion up 17 percent from the previous year, according Economists in industry and government say there are supermarket trends, said: "Of continuing interest, is retailer Emerson said that there is little relationship between to a report In Advertising Age, the trade publication. Con- several reasons for the trend toward meals away from home response to the rise in food-away-from home trend." The income levels and the number of meals eaten at fast-food sumers spent one-eighth as much in fast-food restaurants Working women are less likely to emphasize home-cooked institute said that 43.6 percent of stores offered carry-out deli restaurants. He also said fast-food chains do not suffer during alone as they spent in grocery stores last year. food. They also have more discretionary income to spend. The items in 1978, 3.4 percent had a lunch counter or snack bar and a mild recession because people do not regard inexpensive Another trade journal, Institutions, surveyed 400 food- growth in the number of single-person households also has 2 percent offered sit-down restaurant facilities. Five years meals as a discretionary luxury, but tend to eat at fast-food service organizations, including everything from the ham- boosted the restaurant industry. ago. the institute's annual report didn't even include the restaurants in connection with another activity like shopping burger stand on the corner to haute cuisine to the military A Commerce Department report issued earlier this year subject of in sim <• eating facilities or work Milk cartons become simple toys TEANECK (AP) - An artist turned house- she returned to art school alter raising her two "It was about four o'clock in the morning wife is selling empty half-gallon milk cartons sons ' I woke up and it hit me," she said to teach children how to read, write and count. Her professor assigned the students a Mrs Weinberg said she became fascinated Marjorie Weinberg of Teaneck is market- project to develop a simple child's toy. Her with toys while she was raising her sons ing "Fun Covers," paper sheets that turn milk game packet, which folded like a road map, I found that my kids always seemed to go containers into a building, a block or a learning was a smash hit in class and that sent her on back to the basic toys," she said. "Building toy. her way. toys were their favorites." The covers, which are being sold through "That was really my bag," the woman The housing blocks are designed to help a Mrs. Weinberg s company Playper Inc., are said. "I became fascinated by working with child learn about life in a big city, Mrs. Wein- brightly colored pictures of houses, trucks and paper It was as though these things were berg said. building blocks. begging to be born. I just couldn't stop " "The graphics are different on each side of In addition to the covers designed to make a Some of Mrs. Weinberg's creations weren't the carton On one side there could be an old city, the toys also can be used as an educa- practical for mass production and they ended tenement with a fire escape while the other tional tool. There is a set of covers that can be up in her closet. But when the "Fun Cover" side could have a contemporary building on used to learn mathematics and to help develop idea struck, the woman and her husband. it." she said. "They can learn about urban word and sentence construction. Jerome, decided to market it themselves. renewal, urban planning and mass transit." Mrs. Weinberg, an artist turned housewife Mrs. Weinberg said the idea for the milk The blocks also can help children learn and mother, became fascinated with the toy carton covers came to her in the middle of the about energy, she said, since there's a solar possibilities of paper about 10 years ago when night. heating panel on one of the houses Administrators silent on union plea RUMSON - Two tacted at their homes yester- ing later this month. they did not receive copies of acknowledged receving a Rumson-Fair Haven Re- day. Board members continue the letter and would not com- copy of the letter and has gional High School senior ad- Neither would give any de- their policy of not comment- ment further. refused additional comment. ministrators are refusing to tails of their proposal nor ing on any questions surroun- William H. Greenham, He could not be reached yes- provide any additional In- comment on the possibility ding this action. Board presi- school superintendent, has terday. formation about the letter that the two have been asked dent Tora U. Doremus con- they sent to the board of to resign. Both are the two firmed receiving such a letter education last week asking to remaining top level officials Friday, as did Frederick W. Injured fireman in fair condition be recognized as a bargaining from the administration of "Bud" Rose, chairman of unit. the late Dr. John F. Klnney the personnel committee and LONG BRANCH - John fair condition yesterday in Donald F. Trotter, high who resigned nearly two the board negotiating team. Wichman of the Oceanic Fire Monmouth Medical Center school principal, who has years ago amid much con- Neither would comment any Company, injured last Tues- He was admitted to the hospi- worked in the district for 31 troversy. further. day after he fell from a sec- tal with head injuries and years, and Newton Beron, as- The matter may be dis- Other school board mem- ond-story roof while fighting broken ribs and had been in FUN COVERS — Marjorie Weinberg, of Teaneck, the president of Plavper Inc., sistant superintendent for cussed at a Work school board bers, including Curtis S. a fire in an unoccupied house the intensive care unit until shows toys made out of milk cartoons she Is marketing under the name "Fun student personnel, who has work session tomorrow or at Townshend, Barbara J. Em- on First Avenue, was listed in recently Covers." The paper sheets are brightly colored pictures of houses, trucks and been employed in the district the next formal regular meet- ery and Eston Whelchel said building blocks that can be wrapped around empty mil cartons, converting thr for 28 years, both refused to carton Into toys. Mrs. Weinberg developed the Idea while completing an assignmnt comment on anything relat- for one of her college art classes. The Idea soon spawned a business enterprise. ing to the letter when con-

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Pathmark Plaza *R0ttUf, Roselle Shopping Ctr. 741-MM 449-M4S TOTOWA. Channel Home dr. 'OPEN SUNDAY The Daily Register Kissinger, 'Rocky' and the Shah Mossadegh, ayaUUah-llke, Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON IIIHIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIMIII unchallenged." WASHINGTON - A close He reported that "Saudi refused to come to terms examination of the Iranian WASHINGTON Arabia has repeatedly asked with them. ARTHUR Z. KAMIN horror casts Henry Kissin- us to put pressure on the They concluded that they President and Editor ger, the foreign policy vir- •hah." The Saudi royal fami- would have to reach an ac- tuoso, in a murky light. He SCENE ly had told him personally, commodation with the next government. It was lef t to the William F. Sandford. Associate Editor appears to be caught in a co- Simon wrote, that "Saudi lossal conflict of interest lilHilimiiiillllHHliiiiiiiillilHlliliiiimmi Arabia would press OPEC for Central Intelligence Agency MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1979 which could dwarf and under- 1971 To feed his ravenousap - lower prices" but that they to remove Mossadegh. My mine his more notable petite for armaments, he "need the United States to sources say the Rockefeller achievements. began the clamor for extor- help turn the shah around ... interests played a backstage 'They laughed when I sat down at the piano' We have established from tionary oil prices. The re- They wonder whether, in ANDERSON role in Mossadegh's ouster. a three-year investigation sponse of the West lay largely fact, we want the lower This probably cianot be that Kissinger could have in Kissinger's hands. Our Eu- prices since we never even the Chase Manhattan Bank documented; all that can be prevented the ruinous rise In ropean and Japanese part- raised the subject with the which, together with the proved is that tfae Rock- oU prices. He held back to ners had lost the power of •hah." Rockefeller trust funds and efellen were part of the accommodate the shah of decision, and Kissinger's su- Kissinger continued to private family holdings, con- power structure, with in- Inn — an incredible favor periors in Washington were thwart every move save trols EXXON. The president fluential friends in the Wash- worth untold billions to the immobilized by Watergate. those concerned with ways to of EXXON, H.C. Kauffmann, ington pollcymaking coun- cils. shah. Top-secret documents finance the rising oil bills un- also Is a director of Chase But it turns out there was snow that Saudi Arabia of- til Simon finally won a tem- Manhattan There are other But the young Shah another beneficiary: the fered to hold down oil prices porary victory by persuading interlocking ties between the Mohammed Reia Pahlavi, Rockefeller family. There is if Iran would cooperate. The Ford "to take a tough banking conglomerate and once be was restored to bis evidence that the Rock- Saudis knew that the United private line with Inn." This the oil colossus. Both have throne in 1953, knew who de- efellers actually helped the States had enormous in- brought about a price freeze been under Rockefeller domi- served his gratitude. He per- shah regain the throne after fluence with the shah. It was for a time bat was too late to nation for decade*. mitted several American oil halt the basic course of he had been prematurely up to Washington, they said, Nearly three decades companies to muscle into the events. ousted by Mohammed to apply the screws. before Ayatollah Huhollah Iran oil operation which, Mossadegh in the early 1950s. The secret papers snow What was the reason for Khomeini unleashed Inn's before Mossadegh, had been Kissinger's strange devotion The grateful shah rewarded that Kissinger, however, re- fury against the United dominated by the British. to the shah? He told us that the Rockefellers with special fused to interfere with the States, Mohammed oil, banking and real estate he exercised his "best The dominant company in shah's drive for higher oil Mossadegh whipped the popu- this new American-Iranian deals. prices. This outraged William judgment" in dealing with the shah and that the shah lace Into a freruy against the oil consortium was EXXON. Kissinger has had a long, Simon, then secretary of the oil companies, which he duly The shah also made Chase close relationship with the Treasury, who raised a howl had been a staunch ally of the United States. nationalised. For three yean, Manhattan his favorite bank. Rockefeller family as re- at the White House. He got he kept Iran whirling in in- He personally ordered sub- tainer, beneficiary, counselor nowhere with outgoing Presi- Kissinger is now back as the foreign policy adviser to termittent bedlam. ordinates to channel oil and now peer. In 1073, Nelson dent Richard Nixon. purchases and other trans- Rockefeller said of Kissin- the Rockefeller financial em- The oil companies struck The alarmed Simon sent back not by seeking a Just actions through the Rock- ger: "He's never let meIncoming President Gerald pire, which owes the shah far modus Vivendi with .awak- efeller bank. And be shunted down, and he's never let the Ford an urgent, secret more than a moral debt. In fact, the shah is still a client ening nationalism but by de- other lucrative deals to the country down." memo. Simon charged that Rockefeller crowd. It is against this back- worth billions; my sources stroying Iran's economy Iran "is the dominant force This raises ugly questions ground that the cataclysmic say he relies heavily on the through a worldwide oil In- in OPEC for higher oil about Kisslnqer's failure to events in Iran should be investment counsel of David dustry boycott of 1U exports. prices." The shah's "bogus stop the shah from quad- viewed. The shah lit the fuse Rockefeller and Kissinger. The oil majors refused to economic arguments ..." Si- rupling oil prices. that inflamed the oil region in mon pleaded, "should not go Rockefeller is chairman of market Iran's oil, and More reflections on Reagan Ml By JAMES J. KILPATRICK "" " ' of 1077, as Innocent as a Clin- lobbies, chairmen, press peo- ple, movers and shakers WASHINGTON William ton County rube on a Cincin- through which power wends F. Buckley Jr., my brother CONSERVATIVE nati midway. In his naivete, pundit and political mentor, Mr. Carter assumed that its way. They know where has taken me to task for dast- VIEW being president of the U.S. bodies are buried. In the leg- ing to suggest that Ronald was Just Uke being governor islative graveyard, it is won- Reagan has a problem more of Georgia, only more so. It- derfully useful Information. iiimi initiii mil ••• serious than the governor's took him three painful yean Perhaps Governor Reagan approaching 09th birthday, to And didn't we all like Ike? to learn the bard way that can demonstrate his mastery wit, the problem of his inex- OK. Let me return to the Washington isn't an over- of these matters as we go perience in Washington. I ad- theme I was toying with a grown Atlanta. The dif- along. A quick study, he may vanced this heretical ob- month ago, and let me repeat ferences are not of degree, be able to grasp the essential but of kind. KILPATRICK servation' in a column a a disclaimer. It is entirely details of health Insurance, month or so ago, based in possible that I give too much If Mr. Carter had ever their support, is among the welfare reform, tax law and part upon the misfortunes of importance to prior Washing- served in the House or the flnt arts of politics. Mr. budgetary controls; he may Mr. Carter for the same rea- ton experience. Potomac Senate, or in the Cabinet, he Carter knew something of be able to respond knowi- Iranian Students fever can have that effect. son. would not have approached this in Georgia, as Mr. Re- edgeably to toe fair questions But on further reflection, I agan knows something of this The American public is all too famil- ica today, speaking out for the ayatollah Says Mr. Buckley: "Now Congress as he did in the that will be asked. The same am minded to stick to my spring of 1877. He would not in California, but Washington iar with the terrorist "students" in it is true that President possibilities (Main In the isn't particularly healthful either. Even guns. have served up a five-course demands a different kind of Carter has given not-know- complex fields of foreign af- Tehran who are holding U.S. Embassy remaining neutral may not stave off ing-anything-about-Washing- As the campaign rolls menu of energy bills and said, knowing. In the jungle of fed- fairs. But I dunno, I dunno. employees hostage. And it knows about trouble for an Iranian student. ton a bad name. But becausealong, Mr. Reagan's most Eat this. He would not have eral politics, men do not com- The example of Eisen- the pro-Ayatollah Khomeini Iranian stu- Worst of all must be the dreadful Mr. Carter is a poor presi- formidable task will be to Insisted on certain roll-call municate in ordinary ways; dents in the United States who have dent, it does not follow that convince the voters that he votes — for example, on the they communicate by crack- hower will not hold water. By uncertainty afflicting the non-zealots. As bill to create a Consumer the time the general ran for engaged in violent demonstrations he is a poor president because has both the wisdom and the ing their knuckles. On Capitol R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr., editor-in-chief of he didn't know anything knowledge to deal effectively Protection Agency — against president in 1951, he had es- against the deposed shah. Hill they don't roll logs; they The American Spectator, wrote recent- about Washington." with the Washington machin- the advice of hit House roll their eyes instead. tablished a personal rela- speaker. If Mr. Carter had Yet in the exasperation over the ly:. "Sent here by middle-class parents My beloved mentor goes ery. The former California The other Republican can- tionship with every leader in governor has the charm; he known then what he knows activities of these students, the horren- on to philosophiie that no- didates, Mr. Reagan ex- the world. He had served in to prepare for useful lives in a modern has the charisma; he has the now, he would not have dous situation for others should be ap- body, really, can be ade- cepted, know these tribal the Pentagon as chief of staff. society that is now being dismantled by serenity that comes with age; launched his administration preciated. Imagine the despair of many quately prepared for the rites. Howard Baker, John He had treated with key com- brutes, their lives have taken an un- burdens of the White House. his conservative principles without first making peace mittees of the House and Sen- students in Iran whose goal is an educa- are my conservative prin- with such baronial fellows as Connally, Ceorge Bush, Phil- foreseen and tragic turn. Many are It is immaterial that Mr. Re- ate. He was deeply Involved tion to help their country but who have ciples. Russell Long of Louisiana. ip Crane, John Anderson, without secure sources of Income or re- agan might not know whether Robert Dole, even the neo- In the process of governing. been caught up in the current furor just a majority whip outranks a But the country has indeed History is made by human phyte Larry Who from South In the pending campaign, the liable news from their faraway homes. minority leader. After all, as were their Chinese counterparts dur- had the experience of Mr. beings who react to other hu- Dakota—all of them know question will soon be asked: Worse still, their promising futures have what did Dwlght Eisenhower man beings. Knowing bow to ing the Cultural Revolution of 1966. In Carter's inexperience. The something of the Byzantine Who has Governor Reagan know about Washington gentleman from Georgia ar- move men, toattrac t them to - that upheaval dissenters against the been destroyed, and they have no way of mase of committees, staff. been governing lately? before he became president? rived in our town in January one's cause, to win and bold rabid Red Guard dared not show their anticipating what will happen to them... opposition for fear of their lives. Those who had hoped to join men like A majority of the estimated 50,500 Bazargan and Baktiar in modernizing 9 Iranian students in this country are in a and liberalizing their government must similar predicament, with the prospect be in the deepest despair of all." Still 'no room at the inn that a worse turn of events could bring Americans can only hope that some- Long Branch tuaries. their deportation back to the dreadful day these students will be able to return Dr. Warner also states To the Editor: According to the ancient that "in the long term, it land of the ayatollah. If they were to home to help their country rebuild, and Before we Indict the peo- FROM OUR READERS prophets, such display the may be helpful." Well, isn't ple of Bethlehem for having speak up for the shah, they would risk that they will have memories of an Lanan H Ma «HKr man ka ilfoM —4 kav« IM ariw'i cawaHH M- God of Heaven hates. this supposed to be a major had no room for a woman full • m* liliium »mi«ir, iMr mini n.i I.HU Mt war*. NaTacca**- Donald R. Morris the anger of fellow students who are America which was discerning and an Mitr». am narti 1 canaWatas tar amca ar aMananwatTaf consideration in the classi- term with child, let us ex- fication of disabled children; zealots for the ayatollah — or simply large-hearted toward them in their time amine ourselves as we ap- Martial aratfactt. opportunists. Given the climate in Amer- Classification to act in their best interests of trouble. proach the gala celebration for the long-term result? claimed to be in honor of the Yet during this festive aesthetic reaction that pam- West Keansburg fruit of that woman's womb. pers our sensuous desire for To the Editor: I feel we have here a clas- season, except for a mere sic case of the double stan- In our world are multi- token. of help, they are gaiety and pleasure. After reading an article In Closed courts turnabout Perhaps the people of the Dec. 4,1979 Issue of your dard rearing its ugly head: tudes of children, suffering callously neglected, while we Classify our children, but not and dying for want of the bare lavishly spend literally mil- Bethlehem shall rise up In newspaper regarding the pro- In one sense, a ruling by the U.S. the issue of whether an actual trial may judgment with our generation posal of the State Board of our schools. I fail to see any necessities of life. These lit- lions of dollars on tinsel and difference except that the Supreme Court is final and unappealable. be closed to the public and press. That and shall condemn It, for they Education to "classify tle ones are representative of trifles, which in the main, are shoe is now on the other foot But the reverberations from the court's case offers the court an occasion for that one bom in Bethlehem. but a sentimental and/or an did not know who it was they schools," I am compelled to had no room for, whereas His voice my opinion as follows: and the superintendents are recent holding in favor of closed withdrawing Its implication that trials, feeling it pinch! life and ministry have long All disabled children of courtrooms demonstrate that an ill-con- as opposed to pretrial proceedings, can since been declared unto us. school age are required to be I am not in favor of any ceived decision can, in a sense, be over- be closed at the discretion of the Judge It seems with our lips we classified. This catego- labelling whether It be for disabled children or school ruled, by the public and by the rest of the and the parties in the case. And, if the do honor the Christ child, but rization does put a label on our abundance is removed far the child, which follows him systems. However, I do feel, judicial community. court is willing to liberate itself from its from Hun. throughout all his school regardless of a school classi- It was in July that the Supreme fication, parents will con- earlier disastrous reasoning, it will take "Inasmuch as you did it years stripping him of his in- tinue to send their children to Court held, in the case of Gannett v. advantage of its earliest opportunity to not to one of the least of dividuality. Dr. Warner a school of their choosing for DePasquale, that pretrial hearings on these, you did it not unto stated his concern "about delineate precisely the situations in varied and diverse reasons, the admissibility of evidence may be me." publicly stigmatizing school which it might be necessary to exclude and this classification of If we do not honor the systems." Isn't this, more or closed to the public. More disturbing school systems will not be a the public from pretrial hearings. needs of the destitute, neither less, what happens to classi- than that holding, however, was the ma- major factor when parents Ironically, just such a nuanced ap- do we honor the Lord Jesus fied disabled children? If this jority opinion in which it was expressed make their final choice. proach has been adopted by the very Christ for all our ostentatious is done to human beings, then — a lengthy exercise by Justice Potter show in our homes and sanc- why not to schools? Diane Smith state supreme court whose decision was Stewart that seemed to say that actual upheld in Gannett v. DePasquale. New trials as well as pretrial proceedings York's highest court, the Court of Ap- could be conducted in secret. In the bold- Today in history facing of "seemed," the emphasis is not peals, recently held that Judges may not close pretrial hearings on the mental completely ours; members of Justice By Tie Associated Press throplst, died. The first Nobel ward VII abdicated, becoming Stewart's own majority publicly have competency of a defendant to stand trial. Today is Monday, Dec. 10, Prize was awarded on the Duke of Windsor. Persuasively, the court majority held the 344th day of 1979. There same date five yean later. disagreed about the exact boundaries of Ten years ago, United Mine In 1MB, the United States that such hearings cannot be said to pose are 21 days left in the year. Workers Union President the holding, and lawyers and legal schol- and Spain concluded the Trea- the same danger of prejudicial pretrial Today's highlight In his- Tony Boyle claimed victory In ars also have found it baffling. That tory: ty of Paris, ending the publicity as evidence-suppression pro- his bitter re-election battle confusion has made it easy for secrecy- In 1520, Martin Luther pub- Spanish-American War. Cuba, with dissident Joseph happy judges all around the country to ceedings. licly burned the Papal Bull Puerto Rico, Guam and the Yablonski. Philippines were ceded to the read the decision in the most extreme That sort of sensitivity to opposing excommunicating him from the Roman Catholic Church. United States for $20 million. Thought for today: Almost values was totally absent in the U.S. way possible. On this date: In 1919, Leonardo da Vinci's any man knows how to earn Fortunately, beholding the conse- Supreme Court's Gannet decision. And In 1817, Mississippi became "Mona lisa" was recovered, money, but not one In a mil- quences of their own ambiguity, justices the high court has now implicitly con- the 10th state. two years after being stolen lion knows how to spend it. — on the high court quickly agreed tode - fessed as much by agreeing to review the In ltM, Alfred Nobel, the from the Louvre In Paris. Henry David Thoreau (1S17-186S) cide another case focusing precisely on entire issue again. Swedish chemist and philan- In ISM, Britain's King Ed- - SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY. DECEMBER 10 1979 The DBaily Register 7 Well-deserved Cristmas gifts for the economy NE!W YORK -— Well, lt'It'si through buying the elec- I thought you might want to American economy. ddon'c t get surly; it's the sea- means being kind to every- ChrlitmUnans ibopping time tronlci toys for Daddy and join me in tending tome well- INFLATION AND IN- Hson for the Christmas spirit body and to everything. You again,, and once you get the terioui ituff for the kids, deserved presents for the TEREST RATES - Now, to rule our lives, and that may not think inflation and interest rates deserve any further contribution from LOUIS your bank account, and it's perfectly true that they have been on your involuntary giv- RUKEYSER Organizational 'development ing list all year long. But why not be generous to Inflation By 8YLVTA PORTER I a 111| linn • 11 as till I sa a I • •1 mill I iaa till 11111111111 led to a new field of behavioral science called and interest rates one more (First ef tw* oauuBas) Organisational Development. It is based on the time, and spring for the sin- PROBLEM, Despite his phytician's advice simple premise that bow well people do their gle gift most desired amid astonishing activities as ac- mas colors — making it all to retire, a company president holds on to his jobs depends in large measure on how much fashionable circles in Newtually controlling America's green for 1M0. Job. Conflicting rumors about bis intentions YOUR MONEY'S they care about their organisation's goals — York and Hollywood: money supply and reducing AYATOLLAH KHO- stir up rivalry among the firm's vice presi- and that depends largely on how their company A good shrink. inflation. Clearly, he is a man MEINI - With thanks for dents. Lower-level employees remain unsure or supervisor treats them. THE PRESIDENTIAL t be feared and vilified having provided the best about whose side to join or how to stay neutral WORTH "Most people go to work for their own CANDIDATES - From Jim- Meanwhile, the rest of usargument in 200 years for the and still survive. objectives and could not care leas about those my Carter, who Is a "popu- might wish that Volcker re- separation of church and SOLUTION: After interviewing the v.p.s of their firm," John Jones, vice president of list" one day and a "fiscal ceive this Christmas: state: A religious retreat. and their department manager!, a consultant •••• •••••• University Associates, a San Diego-based pub- conservative" the next (a The courage of his convic- for Organizational Development (OD) meets lishing and training firm specializing in or- form of economic tions THE AMERICAN FAMI- LY - Those who foot all with the president and his vice presidents for SOLUTION: An OD consultant conducts a ganizational development, told my associate schizophrenia that even a . OPEC - Friends abroad several days away from the firm. They identi- Brooke Shearer. "To make an organization good shrink might not help), have done things for (and to)those bills deserve a little two-day workshop with the bureau, developing consideration now and then, fy the problem, bring it out in the open and its team-building skills and coaching the new effective, people have tocar e about its goals. right on down the line of his the American eionomy, as together develop a timetable for executive And the only way to do that is to make them would-be successors, we find you may have noticed, so themselves. Between oil supervisors on how to get information and price squeezes and domestic succession. ,- criticism from the staff. fed influential, that what they think and do men who tailor their let's not forget them this PROBLEM: A company terminates a joint counts." speeches and their policies to Yuletide. By genuinely mov- inflation and dwindling The sharp slide In the rate of growth of buying power, it hasn't been venture with another firm for what it feels are America's productivity is a key factor behind the day's passing headlines ing to develop domestic sound business reasons. The head of the The three problems which I outlined at the and emotions — paying min- energy production, of oil and the most carefree of years for our galloping inflation. Workers in the U.S. start of this report and the typical solutions Mr. and Mrs. U.S.A. So this smaller firm sues, charging he was forced out now are only two-thirds as productive as our imal attention to what they alternative sources of fuel, of business. He wins. As a result, the employ- recommended by experts In OD illustrate bow said yesterday, and certainly we could give our burnoosed Christmas let's try to give grandparents were, a recent survey disclosed. this new science might contribute to rising them what all our glib lead- ees of the big company are demoraliied, tor The average worker now spends only 96 forgetting entirely about the friends the one gift they can't they always had felt their employer had fol- productivity consequences for tomorrow. afford: ers promise, but which has percent of an eight-hour workday actually pro- The third problem and solution covering a proved so elusive of late when lowed a strict code of ethics. ducing. That may be a beck of a way True competition. (And, Washington agency office indicate that spe- to make, say, a consistent as a little extra bonus, be- Santa Claus actually unloads SOLUTION: At the suggestion of an in- One result: The Individual's share of the cialists in OD fed they have a service to offer his annual sack of goodies: i OD specialist, the company chairman country's output of goods and services is energy policy, but let's not be cause they have been so spe- government as well as private industry — and irritable about this: it's cially attentive to us and our meets with as many employees as possible, shrinking and the worker's standard of living indeed they do. tells the whole story and details the honest is improving slowly, If at all. Christmas. Lets give each problems, bow about the Firemen extinguish errors that had been made. He explains the So deep is concern about this productivity And in today's atmosphere of severe and every candidate what he long-traditional Christmas blaze in gas dryer firm was operating in an ethical manner and challenge that experts are starting to look in criticism of swollen, Inefficient government so clearly needs: present — a lump of coal.) outlines the business reasons behind Its de- new directions for the causes — as well as any from both the public at large and politicians A double mirror — so be THE STOCK MARKET - EAST KEANSBURG - A cisions. Answering questions openly, be cures. And out of this new look has come the crossing all lines of party, the federal govern- can shave both his faces at Wall Street has had another fire at approximately 3: IS switches what began as a negative reaction to theory that at least part of the problem may lie ment Is receptive. once. one of those exciting roller- p.m. yesterday in a gas a positive one. in the executive suites of business as much as With budget cutbacks being tried in vir- THE AMERICAN coaster years, which is ter-clothes dryer at the home of PROBLEM: The Washington office of a on the assembly line. tually all areas and staff reductions in general DOLLAR - It's espoecially rific only if you happened to August Brehm, 55 Jersey government agency has Just assigned three Poor productivity, in blunt words, may be favor with the voters, federel managers are nice, at Christmas, tob e able have Invested in amusement Ave., was extinguished by the new supervisors to a regional bureau. The the fault of managers who don't know bow to far more efficiency-minded than at any time in to do somnethlng kind for aparks. Hence, it's time to rec-East Keansburg and Port bureau's staff looks on their new directors as keep In touch with their subordinates or who memory (even though their efficiency doesn't sick friend. A year ago the ognize that, in some areas, Monmouth Fire Companies. the enemy. An undeclared war is under way, are competing against each other when they show much evidence of Improvement.) dollar looked as though it was less really Is more, and toThere were no injuries and and the bureau's work is suffering. should be cooperating. This theory, In turn, has (Tomorrow: The government turns to OD) rallying, following receipt of send the nation's investors: the fire is under investiga- a dazzling Nov. 1,1978 CARE Only half the usual Christ- tion. package from a long-neglect- ful government. But the pack- age turned out tob e mostly SERVING ribbons and tissue, without LUNCH I Should add to growth holdings the promised substance, and DINNER so the dollar went into still FOB By DAVID R. SARGENT imizing its impact. iiiHiiiiiumniuiiniiiiiiiiiiiKniiiii •• erations. In addition, EP- another sinking spell. Afer a 45 YEARS It-lull yean old, I recommend cashing In COT, a futuristic city tob e year in which gold went married wlta oae eklld. We your Series E bonds and mon- located next toDisne y World, through the roof and the save • medest stack portfolio ey market certificate when it is slated to open October 1, dollar had topic k Its way (list cadese*), • uviagi re- matures. These funds, plus SUCCESSFUL gingerly through the bargain serve, some Series E Baals, the profit-sharing money, 1982 and is expected to make basement, surely It is time at FAMILY DINNER SPECIALS •ad moaey market can be used to build your a substantial contribution to last for the U.S. dollar to certificate. 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Finances are very NOTICE TO TELEPHONE CUSTOMERS dividends won't guarantee bined dividend reinvestment- N YSE companies. strong; there Is no long-term complete protection against optional cash Investment Walt Disney Productions debt. A space epic, The Black inflation, but should certainly plans to stockholders. You Is expected to earn about Hole, and five other new pic- We are planning changes that will increase go a long way towards mln- can invest new money $4.00 per share In the fiscal tures should benefit film op- some rates to six countries and introduce a lower Barnegal Bedrmnsiet Berkeley Heights Bernardsville BUefcwood Bnck Tom Camden Cartel* Cherry HiH OankxO East g, international dial rate to ten countries.

The American Telephone & Telegraph Collect Calls Company (AT&T) has filed a new schedule of Operator Station collect calls to the French overseas rates with the Federal Communica- Antilles and Guyana will tje eliminated Person tions Commission (FCC) which accomplishes collect calls will continue. These changes are •an tod the introduction of international dialing to 10 in conformity with the prevailing overseas additional countries. This brings the total of practice. All collect calls to Bolivia will be elim- internationally dialable countries to 74. The inated, because Bolivia has suspended col- scheduled changes include rate decreases lect calls to the United States for 10 countries and selective rate increases to 6 of those countries for calls billed on the International Dial rate United States mainland to bring the overseas rate structure more closely into line with the With the introduction of International Dial domestic structure. In addition, it will now be rates on February 17,1980, customers can save possible to dial Aruba, which already has approximately 10 to 44 percent as compared rates at the International Dial rate level, these to the current lowest three-minute day call. ,changes are scheduled to become effective The following table compares the lowest exist- on February 17,1980. ing rates and the new International Dial rates. Increases In day and Sunday three-minute rates for five countries. Operator International American Samoa and Bolivia The Sunday Station Dial three-minute Operator Station and Person Initial Additional Initial Additional rates will be increased from $6.50 and $9.00 Period Minute Period Minute to $8.00 and $12.00. American Samoa $800 $2.35 $6.00 $2.00 • **£2&>X4 767* Indonesia The Sunday Person rate will be Bolivia BOO 2.35 6 75 2.25 eliminated, and the day three-minute Person French Antilles rate will be increased from $12.00 to $13.50. Rate Zone 1 5.00 1.50 3.60 1.20 *££&** Liberia The Sunday three-minute Operator Rate Zone 2 6.00 180 4.35 1.45 Station rate will be increased from $6.75 to Rate Zone 3 800 2.35 5.85 1.95 ASS&SCSSSS $9.00. The three-minute Person rate will be Guyana increased from $12.00 to $13.50 for the day Rate Zone 1 6.00 180 540 rate period and from $9.00 to $13.50 for the Rate Zone 2 800 235 6.75 2.25 Sunday rate period. Liberia 9.00 2.60 6.75 2.25 Paraguay The Sunday three-minute Person New Caledonia 9.00 2.60 735 2.45 rate will be increased from $9.00 to $ 12.00 Panama Increases and decreases In the three- Rale Zone 1 4.80 1.40 3.00 100 minute and additional minute rates to Rate Zone 2 5.40 1.55 3.75 125 one country. Rate Zone 3 600 1.75 4.50 1.50 Romania 900 2.60 6.75 2.25 Panama The day three-minute Operator Sta- tion rates applicable to Rate Zones 1 and 2 Person will be decreased from $4.80 and $5.40 to Indonesia 12 00 3.40 7.35 2.45 $4.00 and $5.00. The day three-minute Paraguay 3.40 675 2.25 Operator Station rate for Rate Zone 3 remains 1200 unchanged. The rates for the evening rate period and the night, Saturday and Sunday rate periods will be increased as follows: for It is important to note that customers calling Rate Zone 1—from $3.60 and $2.70 to $4.00; from areas not presently equipped for Interna- for Rate Zone 2—from $4.05 and $3.00 to tional Dial will benefit from the lower dial rates $5.00; and for Rate Zone 3—from $4.50 and even though the call would have to be com- $3.30 to $6.00. The additional minute rate for pleted by the operator. However, if (he cus- night, Saturday and Sunday Operator Station tomer requests special operator assistance calls for Rate Zone 2 will be increased from or special billing, the Operator Station rate *££& $.85 to $1.00 and from $.95 to $1.20 for Rate would apply. *&&S&- Zone 3. &**&#** AT&T

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SYNOPSIS: Having found "There now! Feel bet- where I found the note. ' "I'm sorry I bothered for rail electrification a note calling (or kelp, ter?" asked the man. "Nonsense! I'll call my you," mumbled Esteban TRENTON - State Transporta- The steel tubes, some more than 30 wires over a portion of the Garden Etteban hut gone to the Cas- "Much better," nodded daughter." opening the door. And he tion Commissioner Louis J. Gambac- feet long, wii be driven into sandy soil State Parkway near Cliffwood. tie on the Hill lo tee what the Esteban with relief. He pulled a cord and a bell thought, What a fool I have cini has announced that the first con- along a five-mile stretch of rail bed Sample pilings will be driven and note could mean. Ai he "I am Professor Szpilki rang far overhead. A few mo- been! struction contract for the electrifica- between South Amboy and Matawan. load-tested to insure that they meet reached the door there wai a Who are you?" ments later a curly-haired "Goodbye," he said from tion of the North Jersey Coast Line The upper eight feet of the tube will established load limits and deflection loud creih and the only light Esteban started to say he girl ran down the great the steps and he turned to has been awarded to Mohawk Con- then be filled with concrete to provide standards. in the cattle went out. The was an elf, or used to be an stairs. wave. structors of Linden. the base for future installation of the Full-scale installation of the pil- door ilowly opens. elf, but then he thought per- "Charlotte," said the pro- Then his mouth fell open The |8.9 million contract is for the catenary towers which will carry the ings will begin early this spring with CHAPTER FIVE haps he better not mention fessor sternly, "this boy says because suddenly he saw a sinking of 300 steel tubes to serve ai wires. completion of this phase of the elec- that. So he said, "I am a he found a note in your look of fear in the child's eyes bases for installation of catenary The first step in the project is the trification project slated for fall of THE STRANGE slipper calling for help. Do PROFESSOR shoeshine boy and I found a and her lips formed the silent wire. review and approval of the contrac- 1980. note in a shoe that came from you know anything about such words, "Come back! Come Previous contracts for the project tor's shop drawings for the project. Funding for this segment of the here." a note?" back!" have been for engineering design and Then a special computer analysis of project comes from UMTA (Urban Ksteban stood petrified by Charlotte's eyes widened. the awful crash and the sud- The professor turned away As Esteban stared in required environmental Impact stud- soil condition In the project area will Mass Transportation Administration) and lighted more candles. "Well?" said the pro- astonishment, the professor ies. be done to determine the length of the approval of a 115 million grant earlier den darkness in the castle. fessor. "Do you?" The door opened slowly and a "And what did the note said cheerily, "Goodbye, my "The award of this contract steel tubes to be used at each founda- this year. The remaining 88.1 million "N-no," whispered the voice from the blackness say?" he asked. boy," and the door was firm- marks the beginning of the construc- tion location. Poor soil conditions re- of the grant has been earmarked for child. said: As the hall grew brighter ly closed. tion phase on this long-awaited quire longer tubes to provide greater further design engineering, bridge re- Esteban felt safer. He began "There!" cried her father (Tomorrow: ' project and our continued commit- stability for the catenary foundations. pairs and other projects related to the "Come in, please." turning to Esteban. "You Ksteban tried to move but to feel silly at repeating such A Terrible Tale) ment to its completion," said Gam- Two special reinforced concrete piers electrification of the North Jersey his legs wouldn't work. He a message. But he said, bacclni. will also be Installed to carry the Coast Line wished he could run away. "Well, the note asked for Suddenly a hand came out help." of the darkness and grasped Professor Szpilki looked his arm. startled. "What an odd "Come in, whoever you message," he exclaimed. are Don't stand there in the "But my little girl and I live Liquor price deregulation rajn." here alone and the note could "T-that crash!" stam- not have come from here." mered Ksteban. "W-what Esteban looked around the was that?" great hall. It was beautiful argued today before court "Oh," said the voice, and peaceful. that was thunder. And the He turned to the pro- TRENTON (AP) - The laws intact. Otherwise, they battles are also being waged. case before making their oral fight over whether to de- arguments to the Supreme storm has put out the light. fessor. "Has your little girl a fear they will be driven out by A special legislative commit- regulate liquor prices in New Court today. Come in the hall and I will pair of red velvet slippers large stores in destructive tee is studying Degnan's or- Jersey, which has been tied "price wars," in which the der to see if the Legislature But another lawyer is light candles." embroidered in gold?" "Why, yes," said Pro- up in the courts for almost a large stores could undersell should take any action. And arguing for Goldstein's side, His heart still pounding, year, is before the state Su- Martin F. Kronberg, repre- fessor Szpilki. "She insisted the small stores. the retail liquor industry last Ksteban followed the voice jreme Court today. senting the Wine and Liquor I send them for repair though The retailers also says de- week filed a class action suit inside and the door slammed Two of New Jersey's best- against the liquor whole- Salesman Union of New Jer- shut behind him. An instant they didn't really need it. regulation will eventually mown lawyers, Attorney lead to higher prices, as large salers, charging that whole- sey. later a candle was lighted and That was weeks ago. I must salers illegally conspire to fix call for them." General John Degnan and stores would become domi- "We don't take any posi- I. .ii-h.in found himself look- Winer Newark U.S. At- nant and would constitute a prices, reducing competition. tion on whether the change is ing into the kind, sad eyes of a "They're the ones, then," orney Jonathan Goldstein monopoly that could charge The economic impact of justified or not. That's entire- handsome man. exclaimed Esteban. "That's will make oral arguments on whatever it wants. deregulation, however, is of ly the responsibility of the opposite sides of the issue. Degnan's order was sup- little interest to the Supreme Legislature," Goldstein said. The court will issue a writ- posed to go into effect May 1, Court. "Perhaps the scheme is out- Drunk driving arrests ten decision in the case later. but it has been delayed by a The liquor industry's court dated. "Charlotte," asked the professor, "did you tend for help?" Last January Degnan an- court order. The Supreme challenge is based on a In response, Degnan's nounced that he would lift the Court, noting the unusual simple legal argument: that brief on the case, filed by increase on Parkway state's controls on liquor public importance of the is- the attorney general does not Deputy Attorney General prices, accusing the industry sue, agreed to speed up the have the authority to lift con- Mart Vaarsi, says, "From WOODBRIDGE - State "increased vigilance on of using the controls to keep case by considering it now, trols. its inception in 1938, to the Police are arresting a record the part of the State Police $ DISCOUNT PRICES $ prices artificially high and rather than letting it go up Both Goldstein, who rep- present, alcoholic beverage number of drunken drivers on combined with a 'Don't Drive Twin Innerspring Set.... $79.95 reap large profits. through the Appellate resents the Wine and Spirits price controls have always the Garden State Parkway. and Drink' campaign being But small retail liquor Division of Superior Court. Retailers of New Jersey, and been Imposed exclusively by To date, 83 more arrests conducted along the Parkway Full Innerspring Set $89.95 stores want to keep the strict Meanwhile, two related Degnan refused to discuss the administrative regulations. by the New Jersey Highway for drunken driving along the 5 pc. Dinette. S44.95 « up 5 pc Bedroom 1195.00 Parkway have been recorded Authority have been in- Mitlrmu.... 129.95 A up Bunkbedj ^.|... S179.95 as compared to this time last strumental in lowering the fa- ll4 year, according to Capt. tality rate on the Parkway," Salt Bid $99,95 4 up Recllmrs 1115.00 Richard H. Kelly, command- stated Kelly. SPECIAL ing officer of Troop E 5 pc. Colonial (Wood| Dinette $179.95 Parkway. Knowing that drunken DECEMBER 15 "In 1979 there were 730 driving is the leading cause of A paid directory of coming events for non-profit "Flea Marketeers — Reserve your space now for arrests and so far this year accidents on the country's organizations. Rates $2.00 for three lines for one day, K.D. SHARP'S 11.00 each additional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each the Bayshore's busiest Holiday event — The East there have been 813. At this highways, the New Jersey additional line; $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each Keansburg School PTA Christmas Bazaar on Sat., Dec. Highway Authority is remin- rate, the number of arrests FURNITURE additional line; $6.00 (or 10 days, $2.00 each additional 15. $7 per booth space; we supply tables for $1 addi- will exceed any other year for ding motorists of the dangers line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call tional. Plenty of free parking — Santa Claus, door this violation, and most of involved through posters and The Daily Register, 542-4000. ask for the Date Secre- prizes, and more from 10 to 4. Terrific traffic in this flyer hand-outs during this w.Kiwiwn 495-0075 *•• .*c7ir.«. these violators will face fines Hau uul J tary. once-a-year extravaganza. Call 495-9144 for reserva- and loss of license," said Kel- phase of the "Go Safely INearlivnlAve.) S«t. 1-6P.M. tions. ly. Please" safety campaign. MONDAYS-WEDNESDAYS-FRIDAYS CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE .Qualified persons to Actors and actresses auditions will be held for the assist senior citizens in filing various forms, (tax, social "Not Ready For Prime Time Players of N.J." at the security, insurance, medical, etc.) Service free of Monmouth Arts Center, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank, Policemen charge. Call 291-0485 Mons. Weds. Fris., from 9 a.m. to Sat., Dec. 15, 1 p.m. For information call Steve, 12 noon. 739-0689. probe fire, ainllQimd "The Telephone" and "The Medium" by Menotti DECEMBER 10 will be presented at the Navesink Library Theatre on Middletown Helps Its Own Day at McDonalds break-ins HOURS: Saturday, Dec. 8th and 15th at 8:00 P.M. Cast includes Hamburgers, Rt. 35, Middletown, 50% of gross proceeds ADtonia Smith-Winnes, Derek Smith-Winnes, Peter Al- Tues-Sat. RED BANK ONLY will be donated to MHIO Christmas Basket Program. LITTLE SILVER - Po-. 10-5:30 legra, JoAnn Kramus, Priscilla Reeves and Lucille lice have confirmed that the CLOSED MONDAY Chinese Auction & Bazaar, Soroptimlsts of Red Jerman. Admission $5. and students $2.50. For informa- Gordon Donald house at 15 Bank, Reformed Church of Tinton Falls, Dec. 10,8 p.m: tion call 671-1665 or 747-3837 Manson Place was forcibly Benefit of the Association of Retarded Citizens of Free door prizes and bargains galore-at the East entered a fire there Thursday Monmouth County. night. Keansburg School, P.T.A. Christmas Bazaar, at the school on Sat., Dec. 15th, from 10-4 p.m. Bring the kids Articles strewn about the DECEMBER 11 _. meet Santa Claus in person ... save at the special house and the open backdoor Card Party, sponsored by Womans Club of Red book fare ... finish your Christmas shopping at dozens of indicated that the house was Bank, at Club House in Red Bank, 12:30, Dec. 11. great tables under one roof. Refreshments and plenty of entered, said Lt. David Ken- Dessert tt coffee served. free parking available. Don't miss this once-a-year nedy. extravaganza! The Donald house was one Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship of Mon- of three house broken into on mouth County, dinner at Buck Smith's, Middletown, Children's Christmas Show "The Christmas Carol" Thursday. Break-ins at the HILDRENS 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Hear Bertus Koehler, charis- will be presented at Middletown High School South, on Charles Mills residence at 7 matic engineer. Reservations: 671-5918. Sat., Dec. 15,9a.m. and 1 p.m. Admission: 75t. Manson Place and a house ^ now identified as the G. Mur- SWEATERS DECEMBER 12 DECEMBER IS It 18 ray home at 216 Queens Drive The Monmouth Civic Chorus auditions for leads in Star of the Sea School PTA, Chelsea & Third Aves., •I "MS0MA" Long Branch presents our Christmas Bazaar. Home- are being investigated by Lt. V0UNB6EHEMTI0N" the spring (May 16 & 17) production of "Gilbert Jt Jay Hillyer for clues. He is Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore" and "Cox & Box" will be made and unusual items, Dec. 15,9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Dec. BUSS GUI 16,9a.m. to 1:30p.m. working with fire inspection "MVNEE" held on Weds., December 5 L 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the officer Kevin Touhy in mi »ri Fellowship Hall of the Presbyterian Church at DECEMBER lt assessing the stolen property Shrewsbury on Sycamore Ave. For information call George Sumrall (922-3177) or Bill Shopped (462-3519). The annual holiday event at the Church of the from the Donald house. Nativity, will present Cantatas No. 3 and No. 4 of J.S. No suspects have been Bach's "Christmas.Oratorio'.' on Sun., Dec. 16 at 4 p.m. Middletown High School South, Adult Drug & The adult choir augmented by outstanding area vocal- found in connection with the Alcohol Awareness Program, sponsored by Kiwanis breaking and enterings, but Club of Middletown, given by Monmouth County Board ists and directed by Felix Molzer will be accompanied according to David Kennedy, of Drug Abuse & National Council on Alcoholism, 8 p.m. by a 20-piece orchestra. Murray Glass as Concert it is believed that one group is Free admission. Master and Englebert Brenner as Oboe and English responsible. Horn soloist. IEEE Computer Society presents Micro-computer Messiah — 4th Annual Community Sing, 4 p.m. All in business; The New Revolution at Little Silver Fire- who attend will be invited to participate in the singing Boy is hurt MEN'S SWEATERS house. Wed. at 8 p.m. For information call 544-2409. of the familiar choruses. Scores will be available for purchase or loan. Guest Soloist. Robert Ivey, Director. ! By "JAEGER" DECEMBER It, 19,418 . Child care provided. in accident The Transcendental Meditation program offers Exhibit of trains & memorabilia, Old First United Limited Quantity free introductory presentation with a color film every RUMSON - Peter Mar- Church Museum, Locust Ave., West Long Branch, 2-5 ron, 10, of 143 Avenue of Two Wed. 1 it 8 p.m. Location: 326 Broad St., Red Bank, p.m. Admission free. Rivers, is in fair condition in ONLY 747-7035. Riverview Hospital, Red 20 DECEMBER 18 Bank, following a bicycle-car DECEMBER 13 Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 collision on Laurel Lane, Weekly forum for single, divorced. & widowed Cocktail Dance at the Hideaway, 2 Fearey PI., Morgan, here, Friday afternoon. adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing. Unitarian 8:30 p.m. Live music. Free buffet. Call 739-3867 for According to police, Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 8 P.M. Donation: information. Bertha Brown, 32, of $3.00. DECEMBER 19 . Shrewsbury Avenue, Red LADIES' tOUTtlWEAR Ms. Senior Citizens sponsoring bus trip to Resorts Bank, was driving her car DECEMBER 14 . . . International. Hot lunch. Las Vegas-type show, taffy. west on Laurel Lane at 3:55 COATS • OVIRCOATf On Dec: 14 VFW Post #2179 in Middletown will be Complete $14.00. All welcome. Call 988-5433 or 774-1411. p.m. when Marron, riding a having a buffet, dance It floor show featuring the return bicycle, came out of a drive- of the popular entertainers "The Flames". Buffet, 7:30 DECEMBER 31 way. to 9 p.m., dancing following. Las Vegas style floor show The Jersey Shore Scots American Club invites you Brown told police that she will start at midnight and will take you on a musical trip to celebrate New Year's Eve at a party in B'nai Israel tried to stop her car but could from 1920s to 1970's In song & costume. Tickets at Post, Hall, on Hance and Ridge Rd., Rumson, N.J. Music by not avoid hitting the child. located next to A&P on Rt 36, Port Monmouth or call the Irish Tradewlnds, dancing, 9 p.m. until ? Open bar. Police said that Marron Ray O'Grady. 495-9206. Public invited - ticket sales hot and cold buffet, $20 per person. For reservations was taken to Riverview by limited so reply fast. call Andrew Wilson, 870-9786 or Martin Rocke, 842-5796. the Rumson First Aid Squad JANUARY 27 and that he suffered two bro- DECEMBER 14-23 Ice Capades with "Dorothy Hamill" at Madison ken legs in the accident. Have Santa visit your house or party. All proceeds Square Garden, $16 includes Loge seat and bus fare Patrolmen Gerald Kelly benefit the Easter Seals Society, House visit $8, Party Leave 3:30 p.m. for 5:30 show. Sponsored by toe ;ind William Brush are in- $25. Bayshore, Middletown area. Call 842-1900, Ext. 382 Holmdel Auxiliary to Bayshore Community Hospital vestigating, but no charges 8 WALLACE SWEET - RED BANK 842-6610 or after 6 p.m. 566-5399. For information call 264-6346, (as a great gift idea). haws been filed. Jets get even with Pats NEW YORK - They had • icore to settle," receivers, agreed. Coach Walt Michaels said of hit New York JeU "Since I have been here (for two years replac- The score was 56-3, and It was run up against ing paralysed Darryl Stingley) we did something the Jets by the New England Patriots in the big one day but when it means something we're second game of the season. snake bit," be said. "The word snake bit fits." Yesterday, the Jets got even, beating the Richard Todd's 1-yard touchdown run in the Sports Patriots 27-28 and knocking them out of the Na- third quarter and Dave Jacobs 25-yard field goal MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1979 9 tional Football League playoff picture. with 1:57 to play in the game gave the JeU their "Maybe running up that score the first time victory. kept them interested," Pats Coach Ron Erhardt The loss dropped the Patriots' record to S-7 rolled out to the left and, behind running back admitted. They had something to prove." with one regular-season game remaining and Clark -Gaines' block, scored 6:28 into the third Ray Hamilton, New England's star noseguard, gave Miami, 10-5, the American Football Con- quarter. observed: ference East championship. The Dolphins beat "> It capped a 59-yard, five-play drive, high- "We do big things, blow people out, then can't Detroit 28-10 earlier yesterday. lighted by a 27-yard Todd pass to Scott Dierking, beat them later. The Jets were Inspired. The JeU New York's victory avenged iu 56-3 loss to and wiped out New England's 19-17 lead. Then wanted to win. It was almost personal with New England earlier this year. Jacobs kicked his decisive field goal, enabling the them." Todd, whose 13-yard first-period pass to Der- JeU to withstand Steve Grogan's second touch- Harold Jackson, one of New England's wide rick Gaffney opened the scoring for the JeU, down pass of the game to Stanley Morgan, a S9- yarder with 1:39 to play. Morgan had caught a 48- yard bomb in the second period. New England had taken iU 19-17 lead less than four minutes into the third quarter when Sam Cunningham dived in from the one, four plays O.J. says goodbye after Morgan had returned a punt 35 yards to the New York 19-yard line. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - O.J. Simpson, the San Francisco, as well as John McKay, bis After Todd's TD paas to Gaffney, the PaU second leading rusher in National Football coach at the University of Southern California rebounded for a 12-7 lead early In the second League history and perhaps the greatest runner who now runs the Buccaneers. period on John Smith's 47-yard field goal, a safety of his time, formally announced his retirement His parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson, and Morgan's first scoring catch. yesterday before the final home game of his Todd's scoring strike to Gaffney, who beat career. and Mike Montler, a member of the famed "Electric Company" offensive line of Sim- cornerback Raymond Claybom, climaxed a sev- The San Francisco 49er running back told the en-play march highlighted by Todd's pass of 22 crowd at Candlestick Park before the game with pson's Buffalo Bills' years, also attended the ceremony. yards to wide receiver Bobby Jones and Bruce Tampa Bay, "Over the years, I have heard your Harper's 11-yard scamper. applause and appreciated your cheers — I al- Simpson, who had gained 11,1M career yards ready know that's what I'm going to miss the going into the game, did not start his final home New England came back with Smith's field most." appearance, having given up his spot to Paul goal eight seconds into the second period, then got Among those honoring Simpson In the cere- Holer six games ago. its safety two minutes later when JeU' punter POSED RECEPTION — Bobby Jones (89) of the New York Jets poses In mid-air monies were his coaches from Galileo High He closes his career next week on the road at Chuck Ramsey fumbled the ball at the goal line, after snagging a pass from quarterback Richard Todd for a gain of 22 yards to put School in San Francisco and the City College of Atlanta. picked it up and ran out of the end zone rather the Jets on the New England Patriots' 21-vard line. Rick Sanford Is the defender. than give the Patriots the ball. Rangers extend streak on Maloney, Hedberg goals NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Rangers got a landers defenseman Jean PoWin, faked to his right and — 1975-76 season. Philadelphia took a 2-1 lead into the third set up another to pace the Quebec Nordiques to a victory over controversial second-period goal from Don Maloney and a after faking Resch to the ice — sent a 20-foot backhand shot period and center Mel Bridgman made it 3-1 with a power play the Los Angeles Kings. picture-play tally by Anders Hedberg with 3:84 left In the goalward. goal at 3:29. Tardif took a pass from Robbie Ftorek and beat Kings game last night to record a 5-4 National Hockey League Black Hawks 4, Flyers 4 Oilers », Whalers I goaltender Mario Lessard with a backhand shot from the left victory over the New York Islanders and extend their un- PHILADELPHIA - Center Terry Ruskowski scored with EDMONTON, Alberta — Edmonton Oilers goaltender faceoff circle to snap a 1-1 tie at 14:04 of the final period. beaten streak to five games. just 50 seconds remaining in the game to give the Chicago Eddie Mio posted his first National Hockey League shutout as Rockies 7, Cajiadlens 5 Hedberg's tally, on a perfect give-and-go passing play with Black Hawks tie with the Philadelphia Flyers. he turned aside 30 shots in leading the Oilers to a victory over MONTREAL — Wilf Paiement's second goal of the game, Steve Vickers, came Just 4:34 after the Islanders Bob Bourne Ruskowski tallied from 25 feet after the Black Hawks had the Hartford Whalers. at 9:37 of the third period, snapped a 4-4 tie and the Colorado had tied the score with a 40-foot shot that skimmed under the pulled goalie Mark Veisor in favor of an extra attacker. After a scoreless first period, Dave Hunter gave Edmon- Rockies went on to a victory over the Montreal Canadiens. left leg of Rangers goalie Steve Baker. Ruskowski's goal came less than three minutes after one ton a 1-0 lead at 8:24 of the second period and Pat Prince The game was tied 2-2 going into the final period when the Maloney was credited with his seventh goal of the season by Philadelphia rookie Brian Propp had given the Flyers a 4-3 scored for the Oilers 10 minutes later. Wayne Gretzky got his Rockies scored five goals to post only the second victory over with 1:53 left in the second session on a shot that television advantage at 16:21 of the final period. 11th goal of the season at 6:36 of the third period. Montreal in the franchise's history. Montreal held a 4-3 lead replays indicated never entered the cage behind Islanders The tie stretched Philadelphia's undefeated streak to 24 Nordlquei 3, Klnii J before Colorado scored four goals in less than five minutes for goaltender Glenn Resch. Maloney stole the puck from Is- games (17-0-7), a team record. The old mark was 23, set in the QUEBEC - Marc Tardlf scored one third-period goal and the victory. Anderson i Hot Hawks leaves mark too much on Giants for Nets ST. LOUIS — "It will be a showdown the last week of the PISCATAWAY (AP) - Reserves Charlie Criss and Jack season," declared Ottls Anderson after boosting his bid for a Givens contributed 18 points each giving the Atlanta Hawks a National Football League rushing title. 122-85 National Baskateball Association victory over the New "All the running backs will be giving it their best shot," Jersey NeU last night. said the 215-pound St. Louis rookie after leading the Cardinals The Atlanta Hawks reeled off 16 unanswered points in the to a 29-20 triumph over the defensively proud New York second quarter to break open a close contest. GianU. The NeU, who trailed 31-27 at the end of the first quarter, "Everybody's going to be up for the final week. I know I pulled to wihtin two points when rookie Calvin Natt opened am," added Anderson, who galloped for 140 yards on 29 the second period with a basket. But the Hawks' Ron Lee hit a carries and scored two touchdowns to set a league rushing top-of-the-key jumper that sparked Atlanta to build their lead mark for first-year performers. to 47-29, while holding the NeU scoreless for 3:23. On his third carry, Anderson shattered a one-year-old Atlanta hit on better than 60 percent of iU second quarter standard of 1,450 yards for NFL newcomers set by the attempts, while the NeU scored on just 26 percent. Atlanta reserves came off the bench to sink 12 of 15 field goals in the decisive quarter. Playoff picture, see page 20 All 11 members of the Hawks scored, including seven in double figures. Starter Dan Roundfield added 16 for the Houston Oilers' Earl Campbell. The St. Louis performer had Hawks. started the day only 24 yards shy of the mark. Celtics US, Backs 1(8 Anderson scored on a 9-yard jaunt early in the opening MILWAUKEE — Rookie Larry Bird scored 25 points and period and capped his production with a 6-yard scoring thrust, center Dave Cowens added 23 points as Boston led all the way helping the Cards mount a 26-6 lead early In the final period. to victory over the Milwaukee Bucks. "Offensively and defensively, we outhlt them," said The Bucks closed to within 103-98 in the fourth quarter on a Cards linebacker Eric Williams. "We took advanUge of it Junior Bridgeman jump shot. today. I guess we're getting the breaks we couldn't get But the Celtics, showing little sign of being tired despite earlier." ' • iU being their eighth game in 10 nights, hopped to a 107-98 lead St. Louis' interim coach, Larry Wilson, saluted Anderson's on baskets by Cowens and Nate Archibald. efforts against a defense which keyed on the leading St. Louis Archibald finished with 21 points. runner. Bird had 13 points in the first quarter as Boston built a . "He's a marked man, but he's running under control and 35-28 lead. The Celtics led by 12 points in the second quarter with more confidence all the time," said Wilson. "He's and by 58-52 at intermission. having fun out there. He loves to pack the football." Clippers 86, Trail BUxers N Helped by two GlanU fumbles and a short punt, St. Louis PORTLAND, Ore. - Lloyd Free sank a 22-footer at the grabbed a 12-0 lead at half time on Anderson's first touchdown ST. LOUIS TAKES JERSEY — Giants quarterback In the fourth quarter. Cardinals John Barefleld (58) and busier to give the San Diego Clippers a victory over the and field goals of 30 and 25 yards by Steve Little. Phil Simms (11) Is grabbed and thrown for a loss of Bob Pollard (82) pressured Simms, but did not make slumping Portland Trail Blazers. Steve Plsarklewicx passed 7 yards to Pat Tllley for a eight yards bv St. Louis Cardinals' Mark Arneson (57) the tackle. The loss was Portland's eighth in a row, while the Clippers Cards touchdown In the third quarter. Afterward, GlanU won their third straight. rookie Phil Simms teamed up with Billy Taylor for touchdown Simms suffered an interception. In addition, the Cards twice season. The outcome left St. Louis with a 6-10 record and New San Diego led most of the game and held a 12-point passes of 18, 23 and 23 yards and Anderson crashed to bis fumbled inside the GianU' 10-yard line. York with a mark of 6-9. margin, 84-72, after Free's three-point play with 10:27 re- second score. Little also booted his third field goal for St. Anderson's rushing total for the day represented his ninth A 406-yard Cards offense also featured Pisarkiewicx' 15- maiining. Louis, a 42-yarder. production of more than 100 yards, establishing him as only for-24 passing, accounting for IBS of the total. It was St. Louis' But former Clipper Kermit Washington and Ron Brewer In the opening half, New York lost four fumbles and the third runner in NFL annals to compile that total in one tenth victory In iU last 12 games with the GlanU. propelled Portland to 13 consecutive points. Washington's rebound basket with 7:03 to go gave Portland an 85-83 lead and It was anybody's game the rest of the way. Center Swen Nater scored inside with 28 seconds to go to Thomas, Conner sparkle give the Clippers a 96-94 lead. Bulli 121, SaperSonlcs 112 FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Daring performances by tion behind the Eastern European powers. SEATTLE — For the first time this season, the Chicago Kurt Thomas and Bart Conner vaulted the United States into "I had the greatest feeling (standing on the winner's Bulls scored back-to-back victories as Reggie Theus tallied 26 the international winner's circle yesterday with three gold platform)," Thomas said. "Our flag has been down at the points in a triumph over the Seattle SuperSonics medals at the 1978 World Gymnastics Championship Individ- bottom of the box for so long, it was great to see it up at the The Bulls, with six players in double figures, beat ual finals. top where it belongs." Portland Friday night. They wound up a six-game road trip Thomas, 23, retained the gold medal he won in the floor Thomas captured the silver medal on the pommel horse with three victories. Their triumph snapped Seattle's 10-game exercise a year ago by uncorking the famed "Thomas Flair." behind Hungary's Zoltan Magyar and tied for second place in Klngdome winning streak. However, the Indiana SUte graduate was forced to share the parallel bars with Tkachev. Gus Williams paced Seattle with 30 points and John the gold medal with Roland Bruckner of East Germany. Now, he said he would start preparing for the I960 Moscow Johnson added 22 and Fred Brown 21 for the desperate Sonics, Both received 9.90s for combined totals of 19.800. Olympics where he is favored to meet Ditiatin, the new all who cut a 22-point deficit down to four, 111-107, with 3:41 left Thomas, who won the silver medal In Thursday's all around world champion, in a rematch. to play. around competition, also captured the horizontal bar title with Bart Conner, who finished sixth in the all around, de- Laker* 131, NaggeU 118 his stunning half-ln, half-out dismount. He earned 9.1)0 for a livered a crowd-pleasing routine on the parallel bars to win LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles center Kareem Abdul- 19.775 total to edge Soviet superstars Alexandra Tkachev and America's third gold medal. He earned 9.90 for a 19.725 total. Jabbar scored 31 points and made 10 field goals in a row at one Alexandra Ditiatin. Conner, 21 and a University of Oklahoma senior, also won stage to lead the Lakers to a 131-118 victory over the Denver In the women's individuals, Christa Canary, 16, of North- the bronie medal in the vault behind Ditiatin and Nikolai NuggeU. brook, 111., placed highest among the American women with a Andrianovo of the Soviet Union and placed fifth In the floor The game was close until the final minutes. The Lakers fifth-place finish in the vault. exercise.' led 36-32 after one period and It was tied 54-all at half time. Marcia Frederick, 16, of Mllford, Conn,, the defending "To see us grab all these medals is just great. We always George McGlnnis, who has been hampered by tendinitis in champion In the uneven ban, finished sixth. Sury Kellems, 17, wondered if we could do It," he said. "Now when the his left shoulder, played only 23 minutes Saturday night In the of Westminster, Calif., took seventh In the vault, and national Russians go home they're going to be watching films of us. I NuggeU' loss to Utah, scoring just three points and gathering 1 champion Leslie Pyfer, 16, of Eugene, Ore., finished eighth in know I've watched loU of films of the Russians. ' left, and Roland Bruckner of the German Democratic just five rebounds. the floor exercise. Jim Hartung, 19, of Lincoln, Neb., finished eighth In the Republic, right, accept their first-place medals In the McGinnis, who played 34 minutes last night, leads Denver The United States finished sixth in the women's competi- vault. The Comhusker was ninth in the all around. floor exercise. in rebounding, assists and steals. 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, DECEMBER 10,1979 NBA Standings, Summaries Saw Antonio 13*. HaMamw lit ATLANTA lim IAN DIBOO (ft) UiMlit, Damaxin Draw I M t, DaundflaM 4 HI la. Smith 4 5-4 1), Wtckl 7 M 11, Natar 4 NHL Standings, Summaries Saollla IIS, Ooiaan St.ta 100 Haaat I 4-41. m. Johnaon a H11. Mill a 4-7 It, FrM • 9 10 25. Tav*er I 4-4 II. 11 M. Olvani 7 44 It, Crlal I 14 li. 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PaiM»aonlM4.Waa«ln»1anll-d J B Bokton i, Vancouvar 3 14 40 S, Lot Anoalas. Slmm (Gillie*, Trottleri. il.M 9, Rangers, New Jertav 11 17 m 10 It, J, Brewewor 0L ava I Jaalanl 1 II I A llama 11 11 1 11 H a« Chicago 4, n.lladalM.la 4, Ua (Halward). II 01 Porvaliv— L Hedbors 17 (Vlckart, Back), (4:04. Pen TaatoWa Oaaaaa Jordan S S-a IS. Elliott 1 M 1, ftaynH 3 NY Islanders a 13 4 11 IS H Atlanta va. KanMl Cllv at Sprlnstlald. 4-11. Smltti I M 4. Wllllamaon a In IS. TMels 37 211U4 tH4 Naw York Ranaart S, Naw York Out, 41 allles—HowatL NYI. major, 7.0t, Dave Atlanta II 13 Ml — Kalktv 1 0-0 1, RoUnaon 0 11 I Totali It Waanlngton 5 It 5 15 'I na landarfti Snoti on soat—Lot Anealat H Melonav, NYR, minor major. 7:01; S*n Antonio IS 11 S3* IV, «*a»..;.H)p.m Quebec 3, Lot ADMIM l 2; Quatoc t-lN-jj. J Polvin, NYI, 9:14; Don Malonev, Houston 14 IS 511 1 aoldan Uata al Utah.«:» a.m. lmu Vancouvar II 11 / n M M Color.**) T, Montr**! i Goaltt*—Lot AnotlM, Lnurd NYR, 9 14; Rantsart bench, served by Clavtland 14 17 4il 4 Tomarrawa Saaaot in mi II » « n—in CMcaw 1 10 2e Jt AtUnla 3, Winnleag 4 bac, Dion. A-1l,m Murdoch, 11:13; Bourne, NYI, u.04,Indiana II 1* .441 4 Indiana al Near ran, MS B.m Naw Jaraw n IM a la-u SI. Laula 1 ia 4 11 •Ri 105 Edmonton 1, Hartford 0 Don Melonav, NVR, 17:45. Datrolt • M 2M Ivk Phoanli al waanlngton. 1:05 p.m. Thraa point aoala— willlamaon 1. Portland It. A-IMaa. WlnnlDeg 1 la 4 K 113 Shall on seal— Itlandart 7+12—17. Saailia al Mlloaukaa, I:M ».m Foulad out—nona Total loula— Atlanta CHICAOO HID Bii N.Y, m Colorado I is 3 •1 1; Datrolt at BuHaiO, 1:03 p.m. MY mwin Ranoart 13-11-7—12 MMMtt INVWN Portland al Cnkaao, 1:15 a.m. It, Naw Jantv ts. A—I jxa oroanooad 4 1-2 II. LanaUaraar 7 Edmonton 1 14 at IIS Firit Period—1. Ranoert. Beck S Goalies— island*!, Reach. Rangers. Milwaukee If 11 433 — ian Antonio al Oa»war, tilip.m 5 7 It, Dlalrlch 111 II, laaart I ft 11, •DataaC •afi mil Naw York Ranoart at Dttrolt, 7 Mem (Murdoch, EiPMltO). 7:3*. 2, I slander t. Baker A- I/.4W. Ktnui City U U .913 1 DlNvip. (in) Thttlt 7 11-11 la, Baahora a U IS. Aailray Monlnat al Naw York Itlandart. • OS Nvttrom 4 (Reach), t:1t 1, Renoert, 11 1—a Danvar 10 10 .113 « MtTOM (1111 a. Johnaon 1HI Wllkaraan 7 M14, 4 0-0 1. Johnaon 4 111. Jonoa S fl it, Buffalo 11 I 3 •J lua al p.m. Talatoui 2 (Dave Malonov), it n 4, _ _• Ill-* Chicago f » .119 fft Bird 11 5-1 IS. Maxwoll 7 44 II, Cow. laaal 114 5 10, Scon 4 0-1 II. Tnomoionl Tolall44 1)40ll1. Boalon II 7 4 la T* '1 Pittsburgh at St.Louli, l:0S p.m. I slander 1 Tone Hi * (Trottlar, Utah 4 II .223 I1W ana 11 II U, Archibald 7 J-a it. Foro 4 44 10. McSlnnlt 114-11 H. Oandrtilcli I tIATTLI (111) 31 IOT First Period—Nona. Penalty— (Ml 10. Chana» 1 11 a, Kopa> 1 4-44 a, U> 1, Rocha I 041. Huonaa 004)0 Tolala Minnesota II a 7 at Hartford al Vancouvar. 11 01 p.m. Lanaevin), if II Penalties—Gllllet, Tldey. Eilm, 4 13 Toronu 11 n I 21 13 aa NYI, mlnor-maior, U, Dueuav, NYR, Saattla Iff .47f — Car r 111 a Tatalf 44 u-u 111 atUhMiu J Jonnion 1 44 11, Walkar 1 1-1 1. 10 14 4 24 U 100 Second Pariod—1, Edmonton. MILWAUKII (Mil Ouabac major, ii; Lewis, NYI, 1:44; Murdoch Hunter 1 (Weir, Lumtev), 1.24 1, Ed- Lat Angales I* iff .M7 — LOtAHSIl.il Illll Ittmi 4 44 11, D Jonnion I IS 14, Wll Mat NYR. 1:44; Ton* Hi, NYI, 4:51; Phoanix 17 II Ml 1 JaMaon 10 s-s IS. Mayan 4 11 t, CMnoa 4 S-S II, Wllkaa t 71 IS, AD- llama II a-710, Ballayllla, tro«n»M 110 at monton, Price 3 (GreUky, Cailisrten), Calchlngi I II 1, aaKknajr I 11 1), Montreal li a 3a Flril Period—Nona. Penalty— Lanoevln, NYI. * 13 Lawls. NYI, ma 11:23. Penalties— Celllghan, Edm, :»; Portland 1* U .S13 4 dul-Jaabar IS 1-1II, E Johnaan 7 7 < li, 21, Sllaa I 0-1 I, LaSarda I 04) 1. Lea Angolas It 11 5 » in 113 tor, 1 4J, Merols, NYR, major, 9:43; San Diego 14 17 451 4 VI Wlnlari 7 11 la, Walton 0 14 1, Nl«on 10 1-1 IS, Coopar I 44 10, Ford 1 V Jonnaon 0 0-01 Total! 45 It-la 111 Pltlaburgn 11 I a 21 »J n Jinkan, LA, 1:11. Back, NYR. tow, Talafous, NYR, Roberts, Har,t:S1. Golden Stata Brloaaman a Ml 11, WaaWnaton 1 M 1, H> 4, Haywood 1 IM 4 Tolala il I'M 131 Sac on d Period-1. Quebec, Third Period—I. Edmonton, GreUkv 11 II .171 IM Cakaaa a » It 11-111 NaTM 10 • 24 •a n 1«;S7. Banaon 1 1-1 S, MoncrM S 11 11, Cum taattSr. It la II H-111 10 5 B Slawart] (Loduc, Hlttop). IS.4J, Pen 11 (Price). 4 34 Panallv—Tidev. Edm, mlnoa 10-01 Total! <7 14-10 101 n a a M—m Detroit * 23 • i ellla*—Halwerd, LA, :4F; Hart, Qua. Second Period—S, Rangerl< E*poitto 1:44, ClavalaralMa. BoalonlOo Thraa point goala—Brown 1. Foulad lator«4 la met • OS, Simmer, LA, 1)4 13 (Murdoch), 4:01. 4, Itlandert, Kaiiur Shots on coat-Hertford o-11-a—Jo. Indiana 103, Dalrolt 103 aaaaaa •> a at W-111 am a-tii out—I Jonnaon. Total toula—Chicago 4 inoilier, Lanoavln), is JO 7, Edmonton 7-17-11—M. Kanaai City 141, Nam Yort lit Marauakaa X M a M-W Foulad out—Nona. Total loula—Dan 17, taatlla It. Technical louli— ChlcaoolDetroit 5.. VancouvePlttsbtugh3r . tie 7 (EMKMIIO. Phlladalpnla 117, Ptwanlatt Triraa Btunl ooala-Ford Total fculi var 17, Loa Anoalai 14 Ttchnlcal—Hav- O. Johnaon, Soatlla. tor alx man on courl Goalies-Hartford, Smith. Edmon- boaton 14. MllwauUa II A-IO.tJI andoalavofaamt. A—17477. ton, MIO, A—13,411, wainlmiton ta, Atlanta ts woad, Danvar Coach Donnfci Walan, A— NFL Summaries 1 •*7^ NY t ... It- Lanii 9 1 7 14—« D*troH SIL—Anderson 9 run (kick falladi Mia—Moore 25 pass from Grl*M (von i .,.; 1 jr-i*, S1L-FG Littia » Suiamann kick. StL-FG Little IS Mia—Cafalo n MII from Orlaia (von SIL—THIav 7 pass from Plurkiewlci Schamartn kick) (LlttUklck) Oat-FG Rlcardott 6/] NY- Taylor II pass from Slmmi (kick Mia—Ctonka 1 run (von Schamam. 1 ,•1 lad) kick) s SIL—Anderson . run iLitti* kick) Mta—Oavld 3 run (vonSchamann kick) # NY—Taylor 13 pan from Simmi Dat-Washlnaton 2t PHI Irom Hunlar (OMMiklCkj (Rkardoklck) SiL— FG uttia 4i NY—Taylor 21 patl from filmmt I Dan* lo kick) riro A—nMi Ml NY Flnt Downs 22 First towns IS Ruihes- yards 41-142 Rushat-vardt 24- SIL Passing Yards 17f Passing yardt I 24 Rtlurn Yard* 24 Return yards 54-211 PaMMS laVUri Pastes 171 174 Punts s-37 Puntl 4 45 Fumblai-lQtt i i Fumbies-lott 1130 i 15240 Penalties yards 7 is . Penalties-yards Ml * il INDIVIDUAL LIADIM INDIVIDUAL LIADIH4-4l 45-142 .RUSHING — Miami, Wllliami it Si, RUSHING—NY Giants. Taylor 14-50I 71, CunkPASSINa 13 G34 —Datrolt Miami, , KanGritsa *. JO17-1. Buita2 1-2Hv . Kotar .27, Simmi 2 9 SI Louis, Andarson Btnlamln 110-4 Dtlrott, Komlo 5 14-2 5* 21 140, Brown 13-45, Morrli 7-30. Hunlar * Bo 82, Skladany 0-1-M. PASSING —NY , Glanti, Slmms RECEIVING — Miami, Moor* A 7|, II-30-1-191. St. Louis, Plsarklcwki Harris 4-41. Datrolt, Scott 4-43, RotMnson RECEIVING—NY Giants, Tavlor 1-72, Shirk 5-43, Scalas 3-44. St. Louis, Tlllav TamM «*y • 7 I 4— 1 4-W, Andarson 3-n,Stl*f 1-24. San PratKlaca It I I It—a SF—Shumann if pass from DaBare I II 7 7—14 (Wtrscfilng kick) 7 It 7 1—17 SF—FG Wtrsching if NYJ—Gaffnav 13 pass from Todd TB—Gtlti If past from Williams (Jacobs kick) (O'Donoghua kick) NE-FG SmitM7 SF—FG Wtrsching 27 NE—Saltlv Ramsay ran out of «nd zona SF—Elliott 1 run (Worsening kick) NE—Morgan 41 pass from Grogan SF—FG Warschlng 45 (Smith kick) A—44,504 NYJ—Nawton 1 run (Jacobs kick) TamM IP NYJ—FG Jacobs 3f F=lr*i downs 13 21 NE—Cunningham (run (Smlthklck) Rushas-vardS 14-52 14-113 NYJ—Todd • run (Jacobs hick) Passing yards 211 214 NYJ—FG Jacobs 25 Raturn yards 20 45 NE—Morgan If pass from Grooan P4ssas 14-32-5 25-344 ISmlthklch) Punts 4-14 t-19 Fumblti-lost M $.) Panaltlvi-yards 7-4f * JO HI NYJ INDIVIDUAL LIADIM First downs "" „ RUSHING-Tamp« Bav, Ball 10-34, Rush*s-vardi 34-107 1H Eckwood 4-11. San FranclKO, Jackson Passing yards 213 ,2, I ll. simpion 4-24, Francis 7-15, Elliott Raturn yards 52 Passat 15-34-0 lO-lf-O PASSING—Tampa Bav, Williams Punts i^2 tr4i 10-24-5-147, Ra* 4-M-41. San Frantlsco, Fumblts-losl 4-1 1-0 t*Barg 12 30 fr IM. Montana 3 4 O-» Pcnaltlts-yards 4-50 4-40 RECEIVING—Tampa Bav, Haglns 3*0, Gllis S 55, Eckwood 3 35, Ball 314 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS s*n Francisco, MacAfaa 5-40, Shumann RUSHING — Nt« England, Ivory 17-54, «•*'• Francis 4-20, Hofar 3-21, Jackvwn 3-11 Cunningham u 39 Naw York Jati, Dlark- Ing 19 93, Galnas15-U. dtvaUad | I PASSING — Naw England, Grogan Oakland 7 4 1 4 if is 34 0 247 Naw York Jats, Todd Oak-Branch 39 pass from Stablar 10-27-0-141. IBrtach kick) RECEIVING - Naw England, Morgan Oak—FG Braach2S 4-17f, Jackson 3-41, Wastbrook 2-29, Ivory Oatk-PGBraachM 2-21. Naw York Jats, Dltrklng 2-41, Jon*. Clav M Pultt 77 run (Cockrofi kick) - I 38. Harpar 1-22, Gaffnav 2-2t. Oak-Braach 21 Clav-u Prultt I run (Cockroft kick) 14 0 I •—14 Oak-FGBraach4S 7 14 I 7-» A—52441 Clrv-A,Griffin 52 pass from Andarson -•_.- -,„,,,,- Clav oak (Banrklck) It 19 Was— Rlggins 7 run (Mosalav kick) Ruthas yards 24 149 37 130 Cln—Johnson 1 run (Bahr kick) Passing yards 105 1f4 Was—Harmon 7 pats from Thalsmann Raturn yards 111 fl (Mostltv kick) Pass«S 14-30-2 13-34-1 Punts 4-lt 1-14 Wai—Harmon 23 pass Iron, Thcltmann Fumblti lost 1-1 1-t kick) P«naltl«s-v4U*ds 3-30 5-45 Wai— Rl0Blns2run (Mosalav kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING—Clavtland, M. 20-149, SIP* Cla Mil 2-lt. Oakland, Whlttlngton 22-74, Van First downs 22 13 Etahan 11-31. Rushes-yardi 29-113 33-115 PASSING—C lava land, Sip* i4-2f-2-i43, Passing vardi 233 295 Evans 0-1-0-0 Oakland, Stabler 23-34MM d M-J2 lui1! RECEIVING—Cltvatand, Logan 5-59, Punts M. Prulit 1-44. Oakland. Branch 44), FumbltHv-loj. Caspar 5-4t, Ramsav 4-21. Panalilvs-vards 2-10 4-47 INDIVIDUAL LEADKRS CMcam I 3 1 t—11 PUSHING — Cincinnati, A.Griffin Oraati Bay IT* I—II 10 68, Johnson 14-39. Washington. Rlgglns Chl-FG Thomas 34 19-95, Fort* 4-14. Malon«4-13 GB—C off man 4 pass from Dlckav PASSING — Cincinnati. Andarson (Blrnavkkk) 20-340-2 71. Washington. Thtlimann Chi—FG Thomas 13 23-342294 cm Hicki 44 pass Intarcaptlon (kick tain RECEIVING - Cincinnati, Bass 5-54, Chi—FG Thomas 44 Ross J-54, Curtis 4-42. A.Grlff In 3-44 Wash- GB-Coffman 22 pass from Dlckav ington, Buaoi 5-62, Warrtn 4 46, Fort* 4-52, teirnav kick) Rlgglns 4-27, McDanlal 3-54, Harmon 3-31. A—54,207 CM OB BttHaia • 411—1 First downs II If 7 11 a—11 Rushatvards lff-141 23-55 from Kramar Passing vards 104 251 (Danmalarklck) Raturn yards 103 11 M|n— FG Oanmeier 31 Passas 10-251 20-37-1 Buf_FGMIke-Mavtr24 Punts 5-31 53* A-42,339 Fumoit.-iost 1-1 1-1 Buf MlN Panamas-yards 4-4f 1044 First downs INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushts-vards 29-105 IMS RUSHING — Chicago. Pavton 25-115, Paiiing vards Williams 8 31, Graaan Bav. Patton 11-35, Ralurn vardt 30 41 Dlckav la Pastas i« 44 2 i-32-i PASSING - Chicago, Phlpps Punti 10-15 10-34 10-25-1-113. Dlckav 2O-37-2-2H. Fumblas lost 0-0 3-0 RECEIVING — Chicago. Watts 441, Ptnallles yards 11-14 7-38" Williams 3-11. Graan Bav. Lofton 4-112, INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Coif man 4 79, RUSHING — Buffalo, Collltr 12-70, - Hooks 4-13. MlnnaiOta, R,Millar fl-42, **" D_(l 14 11 t Young 11-29. Naw Orlaani • I • PASSING — Buffalo, Farguson SO Bauar I run {Wood kick) 1I-44-2-227 Minnasota, Kramar 12 32 1-104 SO Williams 5 run (Wood kick) RECEIVING — Buffalo. LawlS 1-111, SD Jaffarson 24 pass from Fouls (Wood f£ Butltr 5 72 Minnasota, R.Millar 3-15, 1,. * • flashed 2-31, Young 2-15. SD8auarlrunlWoodklck) SD Bauer 1 run (Wood kick) 41.059 ID First down* 11 13 NFL Standings RusrttS yards 41-144 14- 54 Passing vardf 234 175 Amarlcaa Caafaraaca Ralurn vards 0 I • ait Pastes 20-27-0 20-13-1 • L T Pcl. •• P« Punu 4-11 2-42 x Miami aai 317 130 FumDIeslolt 11 New England SUIK 101 P.n.ltl.,.v.,d, 4-40 5-44 Bullalo **' IM "' INDIVIDUAL LIADIM N.Y. Jala .447 310 359 RUSHING — San Dlago - Williams Baltimore 347 240 344 ujg, Thomas 7-19, Matthaws 7-21. Naw Orleans - Muncla 10-39, Galbraaattt 3-4. Plttaburah I?*™ Ill PASSING-San Dlago-Fouti 17-21-0, Houston 714 322 2M 253; Harris 3-4-0, 21. Naw Orlaani - Man- Cleveland ™ £J 2£ nlng 20-31-0,113. Cincinnati I 12 0 200 321 409 RECEIVING— San Dlaao Waal 5-104, Kliln 4-42, Jolnar 4-43. Naw Orlaans San Diego II 4 0.733 394 239 Galbraath 4-31, Muncla 5-45, Chandlar 4-51, Denver u ,447 212 245 Oakland 0 .400 341 301 Seatll, 0 .503 349 141 Las Ana*t*t t M I Kanaai Cllv 0 .447 231 259 AUanU til 7—11 •ranc* LA—Tvlar 5 run (Corral kick) AU-SianbacK 3 run (kick faliad) D.I I4i 0 447 334 279 LA—Waddy 25 pass from Farragamo Phllaoelpnla 0 447 313 242 (Corral kkk) Waanlnglon 0 447 314 240 LA—Jim Younoblood 14 intarcaptlon NY. Glanli o 400 130 2t* raturn (Corral kkk] SI. Loula 10 0 133 XI 311 LA—Bryant 4 run (Corral kkk) LA—FG Corral II Tampa Bav .100 170 21) LA—FG Corral 14 Cnlcaso .400 114 143 Atl-Moroskl 2 run (Manattl kick) Minnesota 417 IM 110 A—49,234 OraajrlBav I II »7 221 101 Dalroll 13 133 204 347 First downs IS 14 Rushaa-varda 35171 32 IM «Loi Anoalet 1 a 0 600 301 no Pasalng varda 177 211 Naw Orlaani 7 I 0 .447 141 141 Ralurn >ardi H 3* Atlanta 1 10 0 333 2M 347 Palaai 10-19-2 14-411 San Francisco 1 13 0 133 M7 313 Punla in 3-H x-cllncned division Una FumBles-loil 04 51 Only Winston's Sun-Rich™ Blend aatafraayi damn Penaltles-vards 1-14 4415 oallaala, Pnlladalpnla 17 INDIVIDUAL LIADIM ^—. ——'•• •— r. Saatlla 21. Denver 21 RUSHING - LOS Angalai. Tvlar 14-131, Bryant 9-21. Atlanta, Andraws 13-21, Stan-- of the choicest, richest tobaccos Chicago M. C... back 11-33, MareafclMl, WasMnglon 21, Cincinnati 14 PASSING — Los Ang*l«, Farrasamo Loa Angalaa 34, Atlanta 13 10-15-3-Hl. Atlanta, Bartkowskl Miami 21, DatrWt 10 14-27-2-179, Moroskl 4-14-0-97. RECEIVING — Los Angelas, Dannard tastes this full and satisfying. St.Loula n. Na» York Glanls 20 Minnaaota 10, Buffalo 3 3-41, D. Hill 2-71, Bryant 2-1. Atlanta, Fran Kama! Cllv 10, Baltimore 7 ell 10-101. Slanback 4-11, JffM ton 3-4D, San Franclaco 21, Tampa Say 7 San Olaso », Naw Orleans 0 KatwaiCltv 7 1* »-1l Oakland It, Cleveland 14 BalUmart 7 14 4—7 Naw York Jail 17, Ne» England It KC—McKnlght 4 run (Stanarud kick) ' Winston after Winston. Bal—Washington 41 pass from Landrv Plltvburan at Houaton. I p.m. (Mika-Mavarklck) MaWn, Dtc.1l Winston KC—FG stanarud 41 Nam York JaUalMiami, 12:30 p.m. A—35414 KC aal The Box. g i < Flnt down il u Baltimore at Naw Yora Glami, 1 p.m. Rusnaa-vard* so-in it-;s BuOal°*o at rPlrHourBi' , 1 P.m. Passing Vlrda Cfcmlandat Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Raturn vardt n40 m17 Kanua Cllv al Tampa Bay. 1 p.m. Pataea 11-114 le-M-1 MIMWaata at New Entland. 1 p.m. Punll 7^7 IX San Franclaco al Atlanta, 1 p.m. Fumblas Ion ii yi st.Lotila at Chlcata 1 p.m. Panalttat-rariH a-75 H01 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Maw Orlaene at Loa Angalac, 4 p.m. INDIVIDtMl milaaelpMa at Houalon. 4 p.m. RUSHING — Kanaaa Cltv. McKnlgm iMttla at OaklaM, 4 p.m. 14-97, Ganl 1271, Fuller IMt. Baltimore. Thai Cigarette Smoking is Dangerous to Your Health. WauNMtan at Dallas. < p.m. Washington ll-JI Laaka 714. MaaaaUr. Oac. 17 PASSING - Kanaai Cltv, Fuller 19 mg. "tar", 1.3 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report MAY '78 Danver at San Olego. tp.m ll-ll-O-W. Baltimore, Landrv 14-H-M40. SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, DECEMBER 10.19^9 The Daily Register 11 Bauer, Fouts lead way as Chargers blitz Saints NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Reserve fullback Huk Bauer championship of the AFC West. Yesterday's victory kept the •aid he wasn't overly Impressed by scoring touchdown! on Chargers in the running for a wild-card playoff berth if their each of Us first three carries for the San Diego Chargers bid for a division title should fail. yesterday, since be it toe team's designated diver. Redaklas 18, Beagals 14 San Diego whipped the New Orleans Saints. Bauer's WASHINGTNN - Joe Theismann teamed with Clarence touchdowns all came on leaps over the line from a yard out. Harmon on two touchdown pass plays and John Riggins ran "I've done that before," the third-year running back out for two touchdowns as the Washington Redskins defeated the of Cal Lutheran said. Cincinnati Bengals and threw the National Conference East "I don't care if I have 180 yards or one, Just as long as we Division into a three-way tie with one week remaining in the win. season. "I had two against Oakland last year and a couple against The victory boosted the Redskins' mark to 10-5, the same Kansas City before, and they were all short yardage situ- as Dallas and Philadelphia, and just about assured that all ations." three teams will be in the NFC playoffs. He said Individual statistics are the least of his concerns. Riggins blasted over from 7 in the first quarter after the San Diego quarterback Dan Fouts, who threw for 253. Bengals, now 3-12, shocked the Redskins on the first series of yards and a touchdown, said he wasn't at all perturbed about the game when Ken Anderson connected with Archie Griffin being pulled out of the game 156 yards short of a 12-year-old on a 52-yard touchdown pass play. NFL record. The Bengals came right back on the next series and drove "We won, so we got the stat I wanted," Fouts said after 71 yards before Pete Johnson blasted 1 yard for a touchdown the game. to give Cincinnati a 14-7 lead. His coach, Don Coryell, said Fouts actually played one Theismann and Harmon tied the score at 14-14 on a 7-yard more series than he was supposed to play. pass play. "I didn't want him to go in in the third quarter," Coryell Vikings II, Bills 3 said. "There was a misunderstanding and be went onto the BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Inspired by defensive captain Held. Jim Marshall, the Minnesota Vikings defeated Buffalo in "I wasn't concerned about what Us statistics were. Marshall's final National Football League game at Metropoli- Statistics are not Important, tan Stadium. "The important thing was to get Um out of the game so he Marshall, who will be 42 Dec. 30, announced his retirement wouldn't get hurt." last Tuesday effective at the end of the season. ROUNDING THE BEND — Washington Redskin full- Bengal defender Ross Browner In first quarter action. Coryell wanted to make sure he had Us star quartterback The 20-year defensive end, who started his 281st con- back John Rlflglns prepares to stiff-arm Cincinnati The Redskins went on to defeat the Bengals. 28-14. healthy for next week's showdown with Denver for the secutive game, an on-going NFL record, logged his first two quarterback sacks of the year to spark a Vikings' defensive unit which dominated the high-powered Bills' offense Marshal) played the Vikings' final series as an offensive tackle and left the field with three seconds remaining with the Raider win darkens Browns' hopes game ball. He was carried off the field on the shoulders of his teammates. OAKLAND (AP) - The Oakland Raiders one else and Just go for our tenth win. That's made the score 16-7 at the opening of the final City coach Marv Levy. "A lot of our regulars Minnesota, 7-8, took a 7-4 lead in the first quarter whan stayed alive and the Cleveland Browns be- the only thing we can control," Mid Coach quarter but the Browns drove 88 yards to are out but a lot of guys stepped In and did a Tommy Kramer hit Ahmad Rashad with a 19-yard scoring came all but dead yesterday in the race for Sam Rutliglano, whose Browns end the sea- make it 16-14, with Prultt getting Us second good job — at least good enough to win." pass. National Football League playoff berths. son by facing the Cincinnati Bengals. touchdown on a 1-yard plunge. "We had some good fortune, the most Rick Danmeier added a 31-yard field goal for the Vikings "A lot of people didn't think we'd make it Breech, the Raiders' rookie placekicker, Chiefs II, Colts 7 obvious being when they missed that field in the second period. to the playoffs. We haven't yet, but we've made all four of his field goal attempts BALTIMORE - With the threat of an goal," Levy said of a flubbed 29-yard attempt Dolphin. 28, Lloni II come a lot closer than they thought we yesterday. Three weeks ago, in the last pre- overtime period facing a hostile and dis- by Baltimore's Steve Mike-Mayer early In PONTIAC, Mich. - The Miami Dolphins, behind the pin- could," Oakland quarterback Ken Stabler vious home game, he missed a short-range gruntled crowd, Jan Stenerud kicked a 43- the fourth quarter. point passing of quarterback Bob Griese, scored both times said after Sunday's vital 10-14 victory over attempt against Kae thing about kicking is yard field goal with 11:16 remaining, giving Linebacker Stan White, Baltimore's de- they had the ball in the first quarter and went on to an easy the Browns. that you Just haveeant a loss. the Kansas City Chiefs a victory over the fensive captain, said the booing by the home victory over the Detroit Lions to keep their playoff hopes The hot passing combination of Stabler "The thing about kicking is that you just Baltimore Colts. fans didn't affect Us performance. But he alive. and CUff Branch, Instrumental in a 42-35 have to bounce right back. The ones you miss The Colts, already last In the NFL with a added: "You hate to have them, in effect, Griese, getting his first start after being benched by Coach victory over New Orleans six days earlier, don't apply to today," said Breech. home attendance average of under 38,000, turn on you when things are going bad. But Don Shula in favor of Don Strock three weeks ago, was letter gave the Raiders an early lead with a 39-yard The Raiders led the Browns all the way attracted only 25,684 for the battle between it's part of the game." perfect in the first quarter, completing all six pass attempts touchdown play, and Jim Breech kicked four after taking the opening klckoff and driving two last-place teams under sunny skies in 43 Kansas City's only touchdown came after for 101 yards and two touchdowns. field goals. ftj-yards for the touchdown which Branch got degree weather. Memorial Stadium has a a fumble recovery at the Baltimore 19 and On the Dolphins first possession, Griese drove Miami 72 If Oakland beats Seattle next Sunday and with a diving catch at the goal-line. It was the capacity of more than 60,000. the Colts scored on a 43-yard pass play after yards in seven plays. He capped the drive by passing 25 yards Denver loses to San Diego, the Raiders will 149th touchdown pass of Stabler's pro career Stenerud's field goal brought a merciful the Chiefs narrowly missed a sack wUle to Nat Moore at the goal line, and the swift wide receiver left sneak into the playoffs as an American Con- and Branch's SOU touchdown catch. end to a game which included six turnovers, blitzing. Detroit's Ken Fantettl and Luther Bradley sprawling as he ference wild-card team. Oakland built a 13-0 lead when Breech 16 penalties for a whopping 176 yards, numer- Kansas City, last in the American Con- stepped into the end zone. For the Browns, whose 9-6 record is iden- kicked field goals of 25 and 38 yards In the ous dropped passes, a 16-yard punt and a ference West at 7-8 even after winning for the The next time Miami got the ball, Griese drove the club 59 tical to Oakland's, It would take an im- second period. But the Browns' Mike Preuitt reception which traveled several inches third time In four games, reached the Balti- yards in eight plays, concluded by a 29-yard touchdown pass probable series of happenings next week to burst 77 yards for a touchdown run early in when the passer was Ut with his arm In more five in the final minute before Steve play to Jimmy Cefalo, who caught the ball at the 2-yard line in reach the playoffs. the third quarter. motion. Fuller threw an Incomplete pass on a fake front of Eddie Lewis and Jimmy Allen, and stepped in for the "We'll leave the sllderule work to some- Breech's third field goal, a xS-yarder, "We're a patched-up team," said Kansas field goal attempt. touchdown. 49ers tame Tampa Bay; Rams rough up Falcons , SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The fans tore the goalpost down a team has recorded seven consecutive division titles. aC Candlestick Park yesterday and the players rode Bill Walsh The Rams, winning their fourth in a row to go 9-6 for the off on their shoulders. season, put the game on ice with a 28-point outburst In the It didn't matter that the San Francisco 49ers were now a second quarter, Including three touchdowns in leas than five lowly MS — it only mattered that the Nlners beat Tampa Bay minutes. »-7. Tyler rushed for 138 yards on 18 carries, lifting his season When the game was over coach Walsh was hoisted off the total to 988. His scoring run came from 5 yards out, 61 seconds field on the shoulders of his player* while delerlous fans into the second quarter. dumped both goalposts after seeing their heros put a large The Rams defensive unit set up one other touchdown dent in Tampa Bay's National Football League playoff besides Youngblood's interception return when Nolan Chances. Cromwell recovered a fumble at the Atlanta It. "I put a bounty on myself for whoever lifted me up first The Ram defenders produced five turnovers during the 000,000 and the one who did would get it," Walsh Joked afterwards, game, three of those by Cromwell, and also sacked Atlanta's without specifying who actually got him in the air following Steve Bartkowski four times for losses totaling 25 yards. the upset. The other Los Angeles scoring came on Vince Fer- "I think there were about 40 of us around him," said ragamo's 25-yard pass to Billy Waddy, Cullen Bryant's 4-yard Niner quarterback Steve DeBerg. "It was gnat." run, and on field goals of 18 and 14 yards by Frank Corral. j The loss was the third in a row for the Buccaneers, who Bears U, Packers 14 are now tied with the Chicago Bears for the lead in the GREEN BAY, Wis. — Tom Hicks, who made the play that National Conference Central Division at 9-6. woke up the Chicago Bears and kept alive their National "We got our talk kicked," said a sullen Coach McKay. Football League playoff chances, said fellow linebacker Jerry race at Aqueduct Race Track yesterday. The victory, "The better team won today. What we needed was Knute PADDING THE PURSE — Jockey Lafflt Plncav dis- Muckensturm made it possible. his 410th of the year, boosted his earnings over the $8 Rockne but be wasn't here." plays a sign Indicating his total purses for the year after The Green Bay Packers bad a 7-6 lead and a first down at he rode Raymond Z. to a first place finish In the fourth million mark. . McKay did get to see one of Us former college players, the Bear SO yard line with fewer than 12 minutes to play. O.J. Simpson close Us home professional career with a 17- Quarterback Lynn Dickey, heavily rushed by Bear defensive yard run after the game was already in the 49ers hands. end Mike Hartenstlne, lobbed a screen pass Intended for It was DeBerg's passing and flawless execution, con- halfback Ricky Patton. trasted with the five interceptions by Tampa Bay's Doug The 235-pound Hicks intercepted and raced 68 yards down Pincay surpasses $8 million Williams, which brought San Francisco the upset. the right line to score behind a blocking convoy led by Doug Simpson carried only six times for 25 yards, but DeBerg's Plank and Gary Campbell. That gave the Bears a 11-7 lead, errorless passing was more than enough to give San Francisco and they held on for a victory after Bob Thomas kicked his the victory over the error-prone Bucs. third field goal of the day moments later. with triumph at Aqueduct Rams 34, Fakcas 13 "It was the kind of game you knew was going to be ATLANTA - Wendell Tyler scored one touchdown and set decided by a break, maybe one big play," Hicks said. "It up a Held goal with a 60-yard run and Jim Youngblood turned out that was the play. NEW YORK (AP) - Lafflt Pincay broke the $8 miUlu. In addition to Us record purse money in 1979, he became returned an interception 34 yards for another score as the Los "Muck (Muckensturm) was blitzing and the man Dickey barrier yesterday by winning the fourth race at Aqueduct on only the ninth jockey to win 4,000 career races when he scored Angeles Rams smashed the Atlanta Falcons and clinched was throwing to was blocked," he said. "Dickey couldn't see Raymond Z. aboard My Daughter Cuca in the ninth at Aqueduct Nov. 19 their seventh straight division title. Us receiver too well because Muck was in the way. He threw The win In tbe $12,000 maiden claiming race was worth and be is second only to Bill Shoemaker in total purse money with about 148 5 million. It is the first time in National Football League history that the ball high. I think he was trying to throw it away. 17,200 and boosted the 32-year-old Panamanian's purse total for the year to (8,007,060. Previously, he won the Eclipse Award as the top jockey in The former single-year money record for a Jockey was 1971,1973 and 1974 $6,188,353 set last year by Darrel McHarge. The first *8 million Jocky was Steve Cauthen in 1977. Strutz sisters on opposite sides "This is how I wanted to get it ... on a winner," said Pincay. "I didn't want second money. I wanted all of It." Skove's 150-pound win Pincay's history-making victory was Pincay's 410th of the year and came one races after he finished third on Master aids Georgia in mat tilt as Monmouth hosts Montclair A.J. to earn 11,680. Raymond Z., who broke through the gate before tbe start LOCK HAVEN, Pa. (AP) - Don St. James and Matt WEST LONG BRANCH - Roaie and to Rutgers, another national power. of tbe race and had to be reloaded, got up in the final strides to Skove won in their weight classes to help the University of Tammy Strutz played one-on-one many times Tbe Hawks' hopes rely on sophomore beat Sagacious by a neck. The 2-year-old colt, owned by Robrt Georgia to the team championship yesterday at the fourth as they got their basketball "floor sense." guard Patrice Murray, who has been scoring N. Lehmann and trained by Pancho Martin, raced the six annual Mat-Town USA Wrestling Tournament here. But while they were growing up, the sisters 11.5 points per game. She poured in IS against furlongs in 1:114-5 and paid $5,13.40 and $2.80. Skove, from Long Branch, N.J., was a Daily Register All- only showed sibling rivalry. Temple, including the winning basket "I was a little nervous when Raymond Z. broke through County selection. Tomorrow night, the rivalry will be a bit Seniors Barbara Paterno and B. J. Gresch the gate," said Pincay. "In the stretch I didn't think I could St. James won in the 134-pound class and Skove wrestled at more than that when Monmouth College, an good for 9.} points a game each, and get up, but I didn't quit on the horse." 150 pounds. Georgia piled up a total of 104* points for first where Tammy is a student, plays boat to control the backboard*. Pincay overtook McHargue on Oct. 6,1979, when he rode place. lister Rotle's Montclair State College. Newcomers Robin DeFlice and Struts Affirmed to victory in the Jockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont. Temple University, the defending champion, finished sec- For the first time since they worked side- have made their marks with double-figure As Pincay approached the SB million mark, be said be felt > ond with 93V« points. Temple's individual champions were by-side to lead Asbury Park High School to a performances. no added pressure. Steve Cifonelli, 126; Tony Mantello, 177; and Brian Gaffney, state championship, the Struti sisters will be New to the team this season, but a well- "There's much more pressure when you're riding in a big 190. on the same basketball court together. But respected face nonetheless, is Val Collins, race," said the 5-foot-l, 117-pound Panamanian. "This is a Finishing third was Indiana State, with 85 points, followed although they will be rooting for each other, who sat out the first two garnet. Hawks day-to-day type of thing and I really don't feel any pressure at by Rhode Island, 77; OUo State, 72; University of Ohio, 68*; the Struti sisters have no intention of giving Coach Joan Martin hopes Collins will Ut the all." Kent State, 68; Pitt 47; Lock Haven State, 38*; Millersville each other a break. floor and provide the coheslveness that tbe Pincay has been tbe leading rider at every race meet he State, 30. Montclair, 1-0, a nationally-ranked wom- team needs. has competed In this season — Santa Anita, Hollywood Park, Rhode Island's Bob Eon, wrestling at 142, was the tour- en's basketball power, will be the Lady After the one-night home stand, the Del Mar, Belmont and now Aqueduct nament's outstanding wrestler. Other individual champions Hawks' first home opponent. The Hawks split Hawks wing their way south to meet Loyola Based on tbe normal 10 percent that a Jockey receives were Indiana's Bob Dickman, 118; John Gregor, OUo, 158; their two-game road trip, trimming Tempi* and Mount St. Mary's before a trip to the from Us' mount's winnings, he has collected more than Lee Spiegel, Rhode Island, 167; and Ray Wagner, Kent State, In Philadelphia to open the season and falUng Wagner Christmas Tournament Dec. 28-19. Haste ttnti $800,000 this year. heavyweight 12 The [ferity Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, DECEMBER 10,1979 Mackerel begin to replace bass on trolled rigs No great fishery is expected to develop from this, but While a lot of hunters seem to believe that saving ovaries buck passes Us prime. trailers dragging umbrella rigs between the Ambrose and is nonsense, biologists gain a lot of information by examining Ne Deer Heal st High PetatTUs Year Sandy Hook channel! last week were picking up two-pound them and this information is used in management plans Donald T. Graham, assistant commissioner for natural mackerel For instance, mature does in good condition normally resources of the Department of Environmental Protection. They weren't catching any stripers so some of the boats HENRY carry two embryos. Single embryos are a signal that some- has announced that no deer hunt has been scheduled for this started substituting the short soda-straw diameter mackerel thing is wrong, like an over-populated range. Even some year at High Point State Park in Sussex County tubes for the big bass and bluefish tubes and, according to fawns, now a half-year old, will be pregnant but usually with Graham said there was no scientific need for a hunt as Joey Julian, Atlantic Highlands bait and tackle tycoon, did SCHAEFER just one embryo. there was In past years, when one one-day hunt was held to right well with the Bostons. Hunters should also check the ears of their deer for metal collect information on the park deer population The three-inch tubes are dynamite when it comes to lags. These tags may be bard to find on mature dear that ware "Although the research effort at High Point this year does producing mackerel, but all of the serious fishing for Bostons tagged as fawns. not include the need for a hunt, additional information on the up to now has been by jigging. Perhaps some enterprising The huge buck Karl Kowalaki of Keyport shot In Novell deer population will be needed," Graham said. "We are most maker of the wire rigs will came out with a Super Gorilla rig Township last Tuesday had an ear tag My guess Is that it had concerned with deer use of the vegetation within High Point with 50 tubes for mackerel trolling. It might produce worth- and tackle merchant. been tagged during capture and release operations on the Park's wintering areas, the incidence and cause of any while catches. Two Mere Deer gisiias Uadirwsy Naval reservation although it was on private land whan It was mortalities, and obtaining a census of the wintering deer Pat Wilson at the Long Branch Pier reported Saturday Two more deer seasons are set for this week, the muzzle killed. population by aerial survey." night fishermen scored respectable catches of whiting in loader running from today through Wednesday and the one- This buck had s magnificent rack, indicating that It was In Graham said particular emphasis will be placed on the addition to a lot of ling. About 200 people were in on the action. day special permit season for deer of either sex on Thursday. excellent physical condition, probably around six years old. collection of data concerning deer wintering in the Kuser Whiting bit sporadically last week but the ling have been The Division of Fish, Game and Shelltisheries urges Antler development becomes progressively poorer after a Natural Area portion of High Point adjacent to New York biting well whenever the weather and sea conditions were hunters who bag female deer 00 Thursday to save the repro- good. ductive tracts. Instructions on bow to lave the tracts were Ling and whiting were also taken by jetty casters but no mailed to all permit holders. The tracts should be presented striped bass were reported. "I don't think people are trying along with the deer at checking stations when the animals are Meadow lands Tonight any more for the stripers," said Jim Giglio, Sea Bright bait brought in for possession tags. 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By EMILY WILKENS project? Aida's answer is: "Work on It." Good posture and clear skin are the beginning. Capitalise on them, she Prom Crawford and Dietrich to Streisand and Cher, suggests, by learning how to use makeup to play up good Hollywood's leading ladies have flocked to Aida Grey's features and tone down bad ones. salon in Beverly Hills. Although she has enhanced the There are lots of how-to hints in "The Aida Grey good looks of tome of the most celebrated "beauties" of Beauty Book" including some great tips on corrective our time, Aida has difficulty in defining "beauty." makeup. The skin care chapters are especially helpful She feels the possibilities are vast enough to include telling how to pamper oily, dry, normal, combination and many definitions. Those who are born with beauty some- sensitive skin. In addition to the how-tos, then are times lose it, the says. Those who work to achieve a look interesting tidbits about Hollywood's stars, many of and style more often keep it. whom have contributed their own beauty secret!. - "Beauty is something elusive that captures the mind JUST FOR YOU as well as the eye," she says, "that touches the heart as Dear Emily: My hair is very loag aaa I wear tall well as the visual senses." baags that jisl teach my eyebrows. My sfcta U hroaUag When discussing the "beauty" of great film stars, oat aad my mother insists that lac bangs are the caase. Aida tends to shatter their mythtlque. She sums up Betty Coald this be possible? - Arleac O. Grable as "not pretty." What created the Illusion? The Dear Arlene: If your forehead is broken out your fact that she stylized her face and took good care of her bangs could be to blame. Perhaps you don't thoroughly akin, says Aida. cleanse skin underneath them. Also by covering your She dismisses Joan Crawford too, while praising the forehead, the bangs deprive it of sunshine which general- fact that she knew how to turn too-strong features into an ly helps ease acne problems. asset. If you'd like some tips on hair and skin care, you'll While Bette Davis doesn't make her beauty list, she find them in my "Natural Beauty Aids" bulletin, which gets points tor turning "unusual looks" into a glamorous can be obtained by sending 25 cents and a self-addressed, image. stamped envelope to me, Emily Wilkens, care of this Even Sophia Loren lacks a perfect image, says Aida' newspaper. Grey, because "her nose is too big, her mouth too wide, EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but cannot un- and soon." dertake to answer each one. She will use questions of Such comments sound like a big put-down, But, on the general interest in her column. Address your letters to contrary, they're a build-up for women who read "The Emily Wilkens, care of this newspaper. Aida Grey Beauty Book" (Upplncott) which is filled with beauty secrets the stars use. Tlie book's message sug- gests that where there's a will — and some expertise with makeup — there's a way to turn on the glamour and create a beautiful image. Summed up, her book's message suggests that if you catch fabled beauties without makeup, they're no more Lifestyle FIRST APPOINTMENT —Ruth Hughes, project direc- Santa (Lacey Hemenway) on his first appointment In likely to be more glamorous than you or I caught bare- tor for "Visit With Santa" for the Easter Seal Society, the Freehold, Red Bank and Bayshorearea. Individual faced. i MONDAY, DECEMBER 10,1979 Monmouth County Unit at Brookdale Community Col- or group appointments for a Santa's visit may be made But how can you create the kind of image they lege, 765 Newman Sprinos Road, Lincroft, confers with through the society's office on campus. Appointments open HINTS FROM HELOISE Check those brakes! for Visit With Santa' HI: However, Heloise, aayoae who waata to do tail shoald set We frequently offer you tips on home, child and personal the dial oa "hot" or "warm" la order for this trick to work. safety. Here's one on a totally different subject, checking the Hope this little hint will help those whose hurts have LINCROFT — Can you imagine a child's face when Santa She said donations for Santa's visit are $8 for home visits brakes on your car — an often overlooked must! helped me la the past. - Marlaa OUvares. knocks on the door and comes inside to chat? and |25 for club or party visits. Gifts are available at $1 each. Better believe it, friends, because a recent study shows Booking appointments for private visits with Santa, is the Members of the New Jersey Bell Telephone Pioneers, that worn-out brakes are a factor in 40 percent of all automo- DEAR HELOISE: Easter Seal Society of Monmouth County, based here at Holmdel-Red Bank Chapter are joining in the Easter Seals' bile accidents caused by owner neglect. If yoa let you mending pile ap, as I do, get to it while Brookdale Community College. It's called the "Visit With project this year and will be the volunteer Santas. Gives pause for thought, now doesn't it? yoa're talking on the phone! Santa Project." Appointments will be accepted for the Free- A brake specialty shop told us that the average car owner I keep mending right aext to the phoae. Whoa I call hold, Red Bank and Bayshorc area. Visits begin Friday, Dec. 14. •" just doesn't take the time to give his or her car the routine someone or when the phoae rlags, I get oat as sals aad thread According to Ruth Hughes, Easter Seal Society project All proceeds will benefit the programs of the Easter Seal check that's necessary to keep it in good, safe, running before picking up the receiver. director for the Monmouth County unit, Santa will accept wish Society of Monmouth County, which promises, "Your family condition. You'd be amased at how mack yoa caa mead while jroar lists and chat for awhile at each househould that calls for an can have a happier holiday and help the handicapped too!" A manufacturer of automotive brake products for cars and mouth Is moving! - Mrs. James P. Nugent appointment or as a result of a call from a gift-giving Direct calls for appointments to Brookdale College, here, light trucks recommends that brakes be checked every 10,000 Good idea, Mrs. Nugent, especially for gabbers like you grandparent, aunt or uncle or by organizations. Extension 382. miles, regardless of whether you think they need it or not. and me. Know what helps too? If you keep a couple of needles The following five warning signals should make that threaded and on the ready for mending momenta. — Hugs, mental siren blast off and tell you that brakes are faulty: low Heloise pedal, hard pedal, pedal pulsation, pulling or dragging, and DEAR HELOISE: heated front brakes that won't release. I always enjoy your column bat have never written to yea Dear readers, please heed these warning signals and have before. Now I have aa Idea that's economical aad helpful. your brakes checked. Be safe, not sorry! — Heloise Since the postal service has set up restriction oa the site DEAR HELOISE: of eavelopes yoa caa mall, I decided to go through my They say Invention Is the mother of necessity, aad maybe collection of greeting cards aad stationery aad weed oat the so because... rejects to save measuring the envelope whea I'm hi a harry or I was sorting oat lingerie this a.m. aad started to throw might forget about slse. YOUR HEALTH away some yellowed garments oatll I realised there was I found only a few envelopes the wrong slse aad pat them nothing really wrong with them, They weren't frayed or worn- aside either to enclose la a package or give directly to the oat by any means — Just dingy. PCTSQB sMOOfCfl. I remembered that my soa had asked me to wash his new The eavelopes that are too small to mall also eaa serve jeans and, recalling that jeans lose some of their blue, I other purposes. For example, small ones caa protect washed my undies along with them. After all I had nothing to snapshots yoa're enclosing la letters. Breaking leg cramp cyclelose. Bel those with lots of Imagination will think of many other Imagine my delight when, taking the load out of the ways to use them. washer, I discovered I had pretty, pale blae underwear. Jast ilgn me — Another Saver of Strug. By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. the feet and ankles. The pulse germ can infect anyone. beat in the feet is an excellent Despite all educational Family Feud fun When I walk more than a the blood vessels may indication of the free flow of few blocks I get audden, ter- diminish the flow of blood. arterial blood. campaigns, syphilis still re- WEST DEAL - The an- mains one of the great rible cramps In my right leg. The cramp-likq sensation is Great surgical advances nual open board meeting of If I rest for a minute or two I the cry of the legs for rest. have been made for the relief plagues of mankind. Present- Ocean Township Hadassah can start to walk again. This The more advanced the of claudication in very ad- day sexual promiscuity is re- Dec. 11 at 8 p.m. here in the cycle happens again and arteriosclerosis, the more vanced cases. sponsible for the fact that home of Joan Kreizman, will again. What can I do about It? frequent is the muscle spasm Your immediate job is to syphilis now eziats in have the brief business ses- — Mr. D.V.,Ohio. and the longer is its duration. work with your doctor and try epidemic and pandemic pro- sion followed by a game of Dear Mr. V.: You did not say in your to track down the cause of portions. "Family Feud" The condition you describe letter if you are a cigarette your problem. SPEAKING OF YOUR is known as "intermittent smoker. \l you are, it is I've been told that syphilis HEALTH... Fingernail polish Christmas party daudication." Just as you de- absolutely essential that you cannot occur in people past is occasionally a unexpected EAST KEANSBURG - scribe it, there is a sudden, stop smoking completely and the age of 40. Is this true? — cause of allergic swelling of The Golden Age Senior - severe, cramp-like pain in the immediately. There is a con- Mr. S.J..N.C. the eyelids. muscles of the leg which dition known as "thrombo- Citizens of Keansburg will Dear Mr. J.: Dr. Coleman welcomes • . makes it impossible to con angiitis obliterans" which The homemade scientist have their annual Christmas questions from readers. party Dec. 13 here in Buck tinue to walk. After a minute can produce your exact who told you that should be- or two, the spasm disappears symptom and which is defi- Please write to him In care of Smith's Restaurant, featur- come editor-in-chief of the Almost always, this is due nitely related to tobacco. this newspaper. ing a turkey dinner. Journal of Ignorance. There to some deficit in the blood Examination can readily supply to the legs determine if there is a defi- is no age, no sex, no race and Arteriosclerotic changes in ciency of blood circulating in no social or economic level the leg. Numerous instru- that can be immune from Carl A. Quaflia, ments have bee devised to syphilis. When direct contact R.P. Dinner party test the free flow of blood is made with a person who is KEYPORT — The Worn- below the knee and around infected with syphilis, the in's Club of Keyport will hold its Christmas dinner party OUR CUSTOMERS Dec. 13 in the Lakeside Man- [ARE OUR GUESTS or, beginning with cocktails Health is not only at 6:30 p.m. A highlight will be a gift exchange. Mrs. Feeling Well! Isn't It a grand and glorious feeling; when you Konald Hepburn, hospitality visit a food friend'i home? That is the way we like chairman, is in charge of ar- you to feel whenever you enter this pharmacy. rangements and table favors were made by the American As our guest you will ilwayi be courteously home department members. welcomed and attentively served. We appreciate your .electing m for jrour pharmacy needs. You Santa's Workshop, can be certain that your friendship Is worth mon to us than any undeserved profit We are a friendly Bake sale Dec. 12 pharmacy.

LEONARDO — The YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US wbta yoa Leonardo PTA will sponsor a need a medicine. Pick up your procrtptioa If | Santa's Workshop and Cake ihoppln, nearby, or w« will ddlm promptly without Sale Dec. 12 at 8 p.m. in the extra charge. A great man; people entrust as with all purpose room of the their prtscriptioiH. Ma; we compound yoarsT Leonardo Grade School, • Hosford Avenue. AUTHORED DUTMUTM FM MOUITB StTMT nONCTI The workshop will be open to the public after a brief Shrewsbury Pharmacy business session. Gifts and an Family Chiropractic Services THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS assortment of stocking stuf- BROAD ST. 7414*74 SHREWSBURY fers will be available fur Broad Street Chiropractic Center PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVER V purchase. Refreshments will Richard M. Gill, D. C. 759 Broad Street be served by the hospitality 747-4802 Shrewsbury committee i Secondary Mortgage Loans, SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1979 Yhe Daily Regl 15 Weddings ANN LANDERS Maltais-Boncada r Shyness clips romance RED BANK-Jn St. June* Roman Catho- 10 Clark St., West Keansburg, became the lic Church Nov. 17, Deborah I. Boocadf., bride of Keith Douglas MalUis, son of Mr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil A. Boncada, and Mrs. Douglas MalUis, 23 Sylvia Ter , New Monmouth. Dear ABB Leaders: Wkea yoa read this, yM Start running into that widow again as soon as typist who complained about her boat' hand- written notes •'filled with misspelled words aad Msgr. Frederick Valentino officiated at will probably Uiak It is MI pMSlble that sack a possible. It sounds as if she was helping you break grammatical errors?" You told her off hat a** the ceremony. There was a reception in the letter could be wrlttea la 1171.1 asaare yoa I am out of your shell — a major achievement. Lucky Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall, West for real, aad there are probably a lew nan gays you! enough. Keansburg. I like me. Dear Ann Landers: Christmas is coming, and I Executives should expend their energy maklag hate the thought of It. My husband and Us decisions, staying akead of Ike competition, ad- Attending the bride were Cheryl I am 31 aad have aever had a girl Mead. I am brothers aad titters were not bora with ttlver dressing themselves to company problems. They Wolfersberger, maid of honor, Valerie Oliger •rat a aomoaexaal. It's )«i that I was always thy, •poo«i la their moatht — It wat poker chips. shouldn't be bothered with spelling and grammar. aever able to get up the aerve to have sex. and Yvonne Maltais Every Christmas Eve they gather at oar place A competent secretary-typist will make the The bridegroom's father was best man. I tee my friend, getttag married aad havlag necessary correction! without altering the seas* families, aad I am becemug lacreatlagjy dlscoa- becaate we have the biggest house. Nobody tayt Ushers were Michael Lockwood and Mark grace before the meal. They dive la like aalmali of the letter. The typist Is paid to type letters aad Boncada. « teated. Receatly I met a M-year-oU widow who return to her boss a perfect, final product. — has two grown chlldrea. She It the first womaa I (Last year my wrist was actually pierced by a Mrs. MalUis was graduated from Raritan fork.) Appreciated In Dallas High School, Hailet, and is a renal dialysis have ever been totally at ease with, I have man- Dear D : Many secretaries and typists wrote technician at Perth Amboy General Hospital. aged to engineer several "cataal" meeting!, aad There It aever aay civilized conversation. to say they enjoyed correcting the boat' memo*, we always have a terrific time together. They rath through dinner to they can gel to the and even deciphering his illegible handwritiing. It poker table (I don't play.) All I hear Is, "You're Mr. Maltais, an alumnus of Middletown We ran into my aaat two weeks ago aad the was "challenging" and made them feel useful. shy a red. Aate up. Put up or shut up. I've got you Township High School, is employed by told my mother. Mother Intltti the womaa Is I hope you bosses out there will say a kind skaaked." Celotex Corp., Perth Amboy. being kind because 1 look like her eldest too. She word to your secretary-typist today. Think of Mr. andd Mrs. Maltais went on a wedding also tayt, "Don't be ridJcaloas. She's too old to My folks live on the other coast. We spend what your life would be without her! MR. AND MRS. KEITH MALTAIS trip through the southern states and reside in have a baby for yoa." As a final tarast, Mother every Easter with them. It's a deal we made Is pot a drug? Can LSD and pills open new New Monmouth. added, "Her former hasbaad was a brilliant maa. when we married. I hate Chrittmat more every worlds for you? Stop guessing. Get the facts in Yoa probably bore her to death." year. Aay advice? — Headache Helen Ann Landers' new booklet, "Straight Dope on I have been very unhappy slaee I have Hopped Dear Helen: You made a deal. Stick with it Drugs." For each booklet ordered, send a dollar, Manyak-Dickens "running into her." Please advise. — Shy Gay Learn the game. If you can't beat 'em, at least plus a long, self-addressed stamped envelope (28 Dear Guy: From what you've told me, I could join 'em. cents postage I to Ann Landers, P.O. Box UWS, Dear Ann Landen: May I comment on the Chicago, Illinois 60611. SWANSBORO, N. C- The bridegroom had his write a book about your mother. Janice Kay Dickens and brother, James Manyak, as David Michael Manyak were his best man. Ushers were married Nov. 24. Officiating Jeffrey Lake, David Frolio, ASK DR. BROTHERS clergymen were the Rev. Charles Connell and Edgar Arthur Phillips of Swansboro Dickens. United Methodist Church, Mrs. Manyak was x where the ceremony was per- awarded a BS degree In formed, and the Rev. Robert biology from the University Opposition to John Hour' Wilkens of St. Mildred's Ro- of North Carolina at Wilm- man Catholic Church here. ington and is self-employed In There was a reception in the greenhouse business. By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS Swansboro Moose Lodge. Mr. Manyak was gradu- called, broadcast a list of complex problem that has no family he might be able to doing, performing, rather Dear Dr. Brothers: I The bride is the daughter ated from Red Bank Catholic men only once and there is no easy solution. As a woman, make some bond of under- than feeling. Men have had to beard that la New York City of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ben- High School and Brown Uni- decision as to whether or not perhaps I'm more sympa- standing and friendship that repress and deny their feel- they were announcing the jamin Dickens here. Mr and versity, Providence, R. I., it will be done again. thetic to women, but I see no would help him when his names of men who had been ings, which has robbed them Mrs. John J. Manyak, 23 and is a doctoral candidateln I disagree that prosti- reason why males, the father flnallv din My s!«tt: with prottltatet. Thlt nukes of close, rewarding rela- Mitchell Place, Little Silver, zoology at Duke University, tution is a victimless crime. "Johns," should receive was opposed to what I wat me angry becaase It teemi to tionships. It is especially true N. J. are the parents of the Durham. The woman herself is a vic- preferential treatment. doing and felt It was a kind of me that who goes to a prosti- of bonds between father and bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Manyak tim, victim of the pimp, of Dear Dr. Brothers: I've Interference. I didn't mean It tute or who doesn't la no- son. Deborah Gray was maid make their home in Beaufort her customers and often of Just convinced my husband to this way and now I'm worried body't buslneii. I believe Men are now learning to of honor. Lloyd Ann Corbett and will take a wedding trip the police and the courts. visit bis 7i year-old father that I may have done the that since prostitution has show feelings. Strangely, this was flower girl and Winn to the Bahamas at Christ- Murder and rape have also who Is In 111 health and may wrong thing. — J.W. JANICE MANYAK always existed and It really a is often easier for men to do Brown was ring bearer. mastime. existed for centuries but I'm be dying. I had a Job convinc- vlrtimlm crime, it should be sure you wouldn't consider ing him since he was never as they grow older for they legalised. This would keep that a valid reason to make dote to hit father. There was Dear J.W : Stop worrying. are less eager to prove them- the district clean, It would these crimes legal. a great deal of competition You probably did your hus- selves to be something they prevent the spread of VD and Thomas-Smith I believe it's possible that and Jealousy between them, band a great favor. Even if he aren't. Your husband may neither the men nor the wom- prostitution could be bat while my husband didn't doesn't manage to heal all the discover his father as a much en Involved would have to decriminalized This is very get along with his father, he old wounds, the chances are warmer, gentler, more worry. I think It would be far different from legalizing It. KEANSBURG-Patricia bridegroom's brother, was talked about him much more he'll never regret having mellow individual. He, too, better to legalise this than to Legalization would simply E. Smith, daughter of Mr. best man. than most adults talk about a made this visit. It is a demon- may be more secure so that try to shame men and their male exploitation of the and Mrs. Edward V. Smith, Mrs. Thomas was gradu- parent. I had a feeling that If stration of his good will and he has less need to be com- families or scare them by women legitimate. It would 78 Beaconlight Ave., and ated from Keansburg High I could push him back to his of his love and respect for his petitive and aggressive. I sus- making their trips to hookers put the state or the national Richard Thomas, son of Mr. School and is employed at father Men have tradi- pect the meeting will be a a public matter. — A.R. government in the role of and Mrs. Joseph Thomas, 7 Fort Monmouth. The bride- tionally been expected to be good one and both father and pimp. Leroy Place, were married groom, a graduate of Rutgers Dear A.R.: Actually, the son will profit. I agree thlt is a difficult, primarily concerned with Nov. 24 in St. Ann Roman University, is with Public "John Hour," as It was Catholic Church. Service Electric and Gas Co., Susan A. Bulinsky was Newark. Rogers-Lawrie Legal secretaries cite prosecutor matron of honor for her sis- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas re- ter. Joseph Thomas, the side in Middletown. MIDDLETOWN-Mr. and John William Rogers, son of EATONTOWN - Thomas A. Deakin was named Attorney Mrs. Lionel H. Lawrie, 47 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. of the Year by the Monmouth Legal Secretaries Association. Richard Ter., announce the Rogers, 71 Crestview Drive. engagement of their daugh- A February wedding is Deakin, 43, who practices in Middletown, was born in PATRICIA THOMAS ter, Nancy Ann Lawrie, to, planned. Philadelphia, received a bachelor of arts degree from Rutgers Miss Lawrie was gradu- University in 1958, a juris doctor degree from Rutgers Univer- ated from Middletown Town- sity in 1962, and was admitted to practice in New Jersey that ship High School. She and her year. He is a member of the New Jersey Bar Association and fiance, a graduate of Red member and trustee of the Monmouth Bar Association. Engagements Bank Catholic High School, attended Brookdale Com- Deakin, a prosecutor for Atlantic Highlands for the past Natelson-Rizzuto munity College, Lincroft, and six years, is an eligible panelist for medical malpractice are employed by Bahrs Res- hearings. He resides in Atlantic Highlands, with his wife and John Rogers and Nancy Lawrie SHREWSBURY-Mr. and She received a BS degree in taurant, Highlands. daughter. Mrs. Melchiore Rizzuto, 121 accounting from Vitlanova Obre Place, announce the en- (Pa.) University and is a fi- gagement of their daughter, nancial analyst for Interna- Buck-Crozier Melanie F. Rizzuto, to David tional Paper Co., New York. FAIR HAVEN-Mr. and Howard Natelson, son of Mr. Mr. Natelson majored in Judith Gaynor Mrs. Wesley Crozier, Crazier and Mrs. Bernard H. "Bud" psychology at Yale Univer- Court, announce the en- Natelson, 19 Laurelwood sity, New Haven, Conn., and gagement of their daughter, Drive, Little Silver. is buyer of men's dress shirts Edith L. Crozier, to William for Abraham & Straus, G. Buck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Rizzuto and her Brooklyn. Wilbur Buck, Kremer Ave- SPECTACULAR! MeUmle Rlziuto fiance are alumni of Red The couple plan to be mar- nue, Eatontown. A Septem- Bank Regional High School. ried in May. ber wedding is planned. Miss Crozier was gradu- ated from Rumson-Fair Cuje-Gaynor Haven Regional High School. Special Purchase Mr. Buck, an alumnus of RUMSON—Announce- trict, Highlands, and Mr. Monmouth Regional High You asked for more Fabulous Wool ment .is made by Mr. and Cuje is employed by the School, Tinton Falls, is em- Mrs. William Gaynor Jr., 63 Borough of Rumson. He is a Edith Crosier ployed by Buck's Furniture Waterman Ave., of the en- member of the Oceanic Hook Repair and Refinishing. Suits — and here they are!! All gagement of their daughter, and Ladder Volunteer Fire Judith Ann Gaynor, to Co. wool plaids, checks and herring Douglas George Cuje, son of Are Contact Lenses For You? Mr. and Mrs. George Cuje, 9 Wo have th« right contact lent lor you, .professionally bone jackets ove/ contrasting slit Church St. A September wed- Deppisch-Engo lined with complet* follow-upeara. ding is planned. Miss Gaynor and her LEONARDO - Mr. and front skirts. A great look from a fiance are graduates of Mrs. Edward J. Carr of 3 $C C00 * Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Nautilus Drive, announce the very Famous Labeled Manufacturer gional High School. She is engagement of their daugh- Amsof Soft Lenses UU *» employed by the board of ter, Diann Alicia Engo, to Tho no-bolllng AMSOF available tarn* day Sizes 6 — 16 Ridiculous at onlv education of the Henry Cynthia Ledergerber William Edward Deppisch. toft lenses In most catat. Hudson Regional School Dis- Mr. Deppisch is the son of Bautch * Lomb Soil Ultra Thins W6.' pair American Optical Soft Lenaat $85.' pair Frank Deppisch of 32 Karyn Thin Fle« PMMA Lenios with Tint *65.* pair Terrace West, Middletown, HARD LENSES WITH TINT 845.' pair LAY-AWAY NOW Trnka-Ledergerber and the late Anne Deppisch. Polycon Oat ParmeaMos 812S.* pair Hydrocune 8loop-ln Poat Miss Engo is employed as Cataract Soft Lenses Available Onh •{ Weeks an executive secretary with •EXAMINATIONS. FITTING ADJUSTMENT. COLDCARE SOLUTIONS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (all. AND FOLLOW-UP CABEIH. ADDITIONAL — The engagement of Miss The couple are graduates International Flavors and STMAh (made to sell for $1001 Cynthia J. Ledergerber, to of Henry Hudson Regional Fragrances, Hazlet. Her Paul Trnka is announced by School, Highlands. Miss fiance, a member of Mid- 30-DAY TRIAL PERIOD ON SOFT LENSES her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ledergerber is employed as a dletown Elks Lodge 2179, is a Love ihem o' your money fully refunded on femes Robert Ledergerber, 28 E. sales clerk at Hahne's, self-employed landscaping Have You Seen Sally! Garfield Ave. He is the son of Eatontown. He ii • contractor. Mr. and Mrs. William Allan, draftsman with Frederick M. She Discovered 90 Memorial Parkway. The Moller Associates, Sur- wedding is planned for next veyors, here. "ANNIE SEZ" Raab-Murphy New Holiday Store Hours RTE 35 - SHREWSBURY. N.J.(201) 842-0011 HAZLET-Mr. and Mrs. School and is a secretary for Holiday Senior Cltii.n. iDaily&Sat til 9 30. Sun. Noon til 5) Charles E. Murphy, 82 Vir- Amerada Hess Corp., Wood- Gift.CerlMcatoe Discounts Available ginia Ave., announce the en- bridge. Ara Available (Non-adverlised items) ALLWOOD PLAZA — CliFTON. N.J (201) 778-6655 gagement of their daughter, For Further Information or Appointment { Daily & Sal til 9.30 Closed Sun I Colleen Murphy, to Stephen Mr. Raab is an alumnus of ROCKLAND MALL - RTE. 59. NANUET. N.Y(914) 623-4884 Raab, son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodbridge High School and DR. J. WILDMAN. oPtom*«M NO. CENTRAL AVE. — HARTSDALE. N.Y.(914) 946-1888 Rudolph Raab, Woodbridge Rutgers University and is a (N.Y Hours: Daily S Sat. til 9:30) computer programmer for I 842-6600 A June wedding is planned. 654 NtKUM Sariatt M.. Ltocrtft. K.J. I Sunday Noon til 5PM) Miss Murphy was gradu- Prudential Insurance Com- Stephen Raab and Colleen Murphy WM*r%MicsoM-7444 ated from Raritan High pany of America. 51 Help Wanted 16 The Dbily Register MONDAY. DECEMBER 10,1979 Tiger 51 Help Wanted PART TIME — 5:30 a m. 7.30 a m.. RN M/F - Full Of Part -Itrnt.'H •?-» suppliment your present income , m , $4* per •wM-haw M- •» 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Salt Established morning newspaper cetleni benefits Call Mrs. K**« »t routes Available to reliable paoale Westwood Hail Hebrew Home. with car in following lawn* 222-527?. b*tw**n 8 and 4 >.iw. CHRYSLER 1974 STATION WAGO HONDA ACCORD LX 1*7* — Air, S 2 Autos For Sal* »»ee« regular gas. AM/FM Malawan, Holmdel. Lont Branch. SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT — Fof — Fuilv equipped Low intieege. tw You can make $250 lo $3» monthly busy law office. t*»*i 9*mrlm» new tires Excellent condition. $IO» cassette Bast offer o**r U.lOO Days. 22*2321, *71 70*4 Evenings Call 471-0547 741 375* helpful, but not necessary. Call tor AMC GREMLIN MM —H.QOOmila 877-4053 interview, 741-122*. good running condition. %tO0 or be* JEEP COMMANDO 1*70 - Ftur of Mr. 4tS-ft1l CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 1972 PATIENT ACTIVITIES AIDE —To All power, very good condition wheel drive, power tneie plow SECRETARY — Full ttma M«t assist with arts and crafts and recre know shorthand Sand resume, in- AMC GREMLIN ||R - Air, $375 Call 583-2952 $3500 471-U74. ation tor the elderly In the modern Call after 4pm cluding experience, to Box Y 2*0. CJ5 1*70 - V-e, good condition, wl JEEP CHEROKEE 1*7* — Four nursing Monmouth Convalescent The Daily Rasitter. Shrewsbury. in IMS Power Angle plow. $3400 door, 4,000 miles, kept In oarage Center, 22* Bath Ave.. Long Branch N J. OfTtll. ' Call 2*4-12*3. 2294300 AUDI 1*73 - Four «>.«. «(r, __ SECRETARY roof. Iwa-door. 30 mpa. Looks, run m-noi CORVETTE 1974 - 350, (our spaed KITSON CHEVROLET CO. PIZZA-SUB MAKER — Full time Administrative. ••"*•"*" e.teltent. $1550 7414530 Hwy 36 Ealontowi nights, apply in parson, Luigii perience necessary. Freanotai area asking $4100 Call 2*47017 aftar Him. 477 Middle Road. HaiW. AUDI FOX 1*75 - FeurcviiMti p.m. 542 1000 W automatic, manual steering, menua PIZZA — And preparation parson. AcVEMPLOYMENT AGENCY rrekas, AM FM radio, four-door CREDIT PROBLEMS LABRIOLA MOTORS INC Apply in parson, Danny's Pifia ft M Thomas_Av* 747 34*4Shrews***y ii.6M miles. MMO Tax and license No cash' If you're working, we Niwman Springs Rd., Had Bank SECRETARY - For atr condition help to gat vou financed. No mone Oodgc Datsun 741-1433 Subs, 24 Avars Lana. Little Silver extra. Schntidtr Nelson Porsche a. down Payments arranged to su PLUMBER — Minimum four years me and healing company. Top pav, Audi. Dealer. 493-8000, your needs Many New and Quail LINCOLN TOWNE COUPE 1*77 — 2 Autos For Salt 7 Auto Inturanct 51 HtHpWanltd 51 Htlp Wanted experience. Steady work. benefits, protil sharing, my*: bj am BUICK ELECTRA 1*72 — F Used Cars to choose from. CHI Two-door, fully equipped, excellent Call 531*5*4 bilious. Call Midstate, mil**. oaded, excellent condition. Mah Fredericks at Rassas Pont.ec. 3* condition. 40,000 miles. $5800 SECRETARY — To erwinaar G*n Broad St . Red Bank. 741 SIM 741 429* after 4 p.m, RITTENHOUSE AUTO INSURANCE CLERK TYPIST MECHANIC - Foreign car, musl PORTERS •7*1 otfke work,M"V UP'M.M** otter. Also 1**1 Volkswage LINCOLN MERCURY. Inc. FREE quotes and binders by phone Clark to work in personnel depart have experience Own tools Good It you're looking tor a pleasant work SquaraDack. Looks flood, runt fall LINCOLN MARK IV 1*7* — Specla menl. experience in record keeping pay, all fringe benelits Start Im- atmosphere where your hard work, in person, ELECTRO IMPULSE Make offer 191 2544 OATSUN 280Z 1977 — Moving, mu 900 Hwv 35 775 1500 Ocean Twp CALL TOLL FREE 800-832*703. sail Champagne Call evenings a rose diamond edition. Loaded, mini Good typist Neptune area. 9 5. Start mediately Monmoulh Motors, Hwy personal concern and ambition not LABV m_cha*iiMii SI.. R* —«*•. ler 6, 5444074. condition, must sell, $5000. Cal RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fe>$15000 35. Eatontown. 542 2414. only pays off in top dollars and 9UICK ESTATE WAGON 1973 - CADILLAC CO. moui for low coat auto Insurance SECRETARY/ASSISTANT — To Very good condition, air, CB entena 747-317* or 870 9319. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY benefits but also advancement possi DATSUN 2S0Z 1977 — Six-cyllnda Newman Springs Kd-R a d74i-O9lO Easy payment plan, immediate ID 20 Thomas Av* 747 34«4Shrewsburv MEDICAL SECRETARY — Ex-oilitiat— we've pot a lob for you.active realtor. Musi possess strong :oat nilch. mow tires, $690 or bat MAZDA RX7 197* — 4,210 miles. cards. Free quota by Phone Cal perienced, full time, specialist of- typing, good steno and bookkeeping J'trr Call 842 1066 manual steering, manual brake Minimum three years experience Is stereo, an, alloy wheels, 17,1 Five speed manual transmission, CLERKS fice, Monmoulh Medical Center required tor these immediate vacan- skills Knowledge of araa and real miles. U.99S, tax and license eili rotary engine, manual steering and SAAB 1*74 - 35,000 miles, air, two- area References and send Resume cies Call or reply: estate field a plus, interesting, di iiuiCK LESABRE 1*73 — Air brakas, steel belted radial tires door, FM eight-track, 23 MPG., TYPISTS to Box 130, Deal, N.J. 07723. <3«er steering'brakes, $540 Schneider Nelson Porsche L Aud RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL versified position Ir energetic indi Dealer, m 8000 $7*95, MV leei and tax extra. Call $2*00 firm Call 841-2150. 10 Wanted Automotive SECRETARIES vidual Reply P.O Box 1*3, Ocean Afttr 4 p.m., 17] IMS Jim Schwarti, Dealer, 747-0787 MEDICAL SECRETARY — Ex- 35 UNION ST., RED BANK, N.J. KEYPUNCH perienced, full lime, specialist of- 741 2700, EXT 222 port. N.J/ DODGE DART 1965 — Good runnlm STEIN CADILLAC AOILLAC U7S - Coupe Low MERCURY MARQUIS 1*73— Four ASBURY AVE . ASBURY PARK AAAAAAA If you have any of the* above skills fice, Monmouth Medical Canter Equal Opportunity Employer M/F SECRETARY mln, wire wheels. Sharp J27W condition, best offer. Call 717 35 and are interested In temporary area. References and sand Resume attar 5 30 p m. door, fully equipped, lape deck, 775-2800 CLEAN UP JUNK CARS And PORTER IM/WI WAXER — Part- Excellent typist, Stano, 3* hour .all 739-02*9. work, why not com* In a.nd register? to Box 130, Deal, N.J. 07723. week. Local area Start $1W00. 79,000 miles, asking $600. Call STRAUB BUICK OPEL late model wrecks- Highest prices We pay top rates, no fee charged lime, 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., Middletown ADILLAC 1970 — Good lira* Btt DODGE VAN 1*73 - Six-cvllnde 741 429* after 6 P.m. Paid now. Call Rocco, 787-3254; area Pleas* call 212 5284700 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY NINE ACRES of New end Used Cars 717-334*. 20 Thomas Ave 747-34*4Shrewsbury j>tr Call Tad. iiBW Call 842 00*2 or 842-3941 Hwy IS 2*4 4000 Keyport ACE TEMPORARIES NEW AND USED CAR CLEANUP 7*1 9H3 MERCEDES BENZ 1972 —«0. tour- PORTER/WAXER SUPERVISOR DODGE VAN 1*71 — Tweiwe-P door, power steerinfl/orekes. sir ALL JUNK — Wrecked and ui 20 Thomas Ave 542 0302Shrewsbury PERSON - Wanted Good starling (M/Ft — Experienced. Full lima, * SECRETARY THE FINEST SELECTION — Of COMPUTER OPERATOR — Some salary, Good benefits Call Pelsv Good typist, light steno, local area, AOiLLAC COUPE OEVILLE 197 senger, automatic transmliti' condition! no, AM/FM, automatic new and used cart In Monmouth wanted cart and trucks. Bought. a.m. lo 2 P.m. Salary $170 a week, - Full power, excellent running con power steering Asking (1500 or be transmission, 21 mpg, excellent con- Call 495-0411. Bill experience preferred but will train. Flora, 5314101. OCEAN DODGE, Middletown area. Please call 8:45 to 4. Start $12000. offer 739-1231 dition, $5300. Call 922-0251 after 4:30 County. Over 100 air -conditioned Call between 9-5 p.m., 842 5262 1*08 Rl. 35, Oak hunt. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ion J15O0 M3-2801 naw cars In slock. McGLOIN HIGHEST PRICES PAID — For 212 528 8700. 20 Thomas Av* 747 34*4Shrewsbury • AMARO 1977 — Blua. six-cylinder DOOGE CHALLENGER 1973 BUICK OPEL INC., Shrewsbury lunk cart and scrap. TWIN BROOK COOKS NURSE M/F RN/LPN — Full time, PROOFREADER — Busy, collega- Power brakes'steering, vary good MERCURY MONARCH 1*7* — Ave , New Shrewsbury. 741 4200 AUTO WRECKERS, 542 1235 Full-time position in our dietary de- 3-11 shift. Experience required. level typesetter seeks full time, SECRETARY — Full tlma. R*- wer steering/brakes, automatic partment for experienced individual neat. Best offer, 566-.370- condition. $1200. Call 471-1039 av 48.000 miles Six cylinder Excellent Starting salary for RN, $6 per hour, qualified and experienced proof- gional oil ice ot a major corporation condition Aulomatic transmission. THUNDERBIRD 19*1 — 45,000 JUNK CARS WANTED in quantity food preparation. Hospi- LPN, $4 69 par hour. Apply 10 a.m.-2 reader. Send tull employment, Complete benefils Pleas* write for :A,V\ARO 2 28 197S — Corvatta , 528S0 C«il after i, 747-13*4. miles, body and Interior In good tal experience preferred. Excellent p.m., Shrewsbury Manor Nursing educational and salary details with lurthur details lo Box Y-2*l. The DOOGE VAN 197fl - B-100. v-a, a shape. Has good tires. $450. 2*1-9045. Red Bank 741-107* salary and benefits. Apply Riv Home, 741-2059. sample of your handwriting. No Daily Register, Shrewsbury, 07701. Mmt. stereo, magi, new T.A. radi ERVIEW HOSPITAL, PER- *is Best offer. 232-S02* conditioning, power brakes an IG 19*6 CONVERTIBLE — Ex- TOYOTA CELICA GT LIFTBACK JUNK CARS WANTED HIGHEST Phone calls, please J.M. Post Hearing, aulomatic. Bast < cellent condition, $900. Call attar I PRICES PAID etC TOWING SONNEL DEPARTMENT, 35 Union Graphics. 1D3 Hwv 3*. East STOCK/INVENTROY CLERK — i*7i — Manual steering, manual St., Red Bank, N.J. Equal Op- OPTOMETRtC RECEPTIONIST — RI 1974 - 54,000 miles, new 842 3746 alter 5 p.m. B42 23M. brakes, air, stereo, metallic paint, 2*15*93 Middlclown. Mon., Tues , Thurs., Keansburg, N.J. 07734. Experienced only. Knowledge of fluit. carburetor, brakes portunllv Employer FT... 2-* p.m.; Sat., 9-1. Please reply small construction equipment. Stock MOB GT 1971 - Good condllion, new five-speed. 22,480 miles, $4,895. tax JUNK CARS — And trucks wanted FM radio Clean 12200 FIAT 12BE 1978 — Five speed. 17.000 and license extra. Schneider Nelson to Box A 329. The Daily Register, PUBLISHING — Take charge of control and »*YUP of equipment and «2J mites, defogger, AM/FM radio, tw iires. $1800 or test offer. Call Top dollar, free 24-hour pickup. Call COOKS (4) — Guetl house, plain Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. vour own work In exciting, scholarly supplies for servicemen for follow- 747-335*. * Porsche a. Audi, Dealer. 4*3-8000. 591-1449 Of 727-1518. cooking, hour 7-2or 4-7. Write to Box publishing company. Good clerical door, 30 mofl. radials. excellent co A-383, The Dally Register, ing days work. Company benefits I.APRI SILVER — t*7i, onglna dition, asKing 13500 5300689, wee TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- PART-TIME skills required. Contact H Linier, Call 2*4*173, o-vner. Immaculately maintained MGB 1970 TOP DOLLAR Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Humanities Prest, Atlantic High days after 6 ana weekends Good condition, $700 perb service. OOWNES PONTIAC, FOR USED CARS Pay Off Those , fflduti, tun roof, » mpg, mgs| pe 41 Lower Main St., Matawan. COUNTER HELP lands, N.J.. 0771*. 8721441. WHO 7*1 1521 FIA1 PEUGEOT DEALER CHI 842-1334 LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. Christmas Bills More Classified BILL LANZARO'S AUTO SALE Rl. 31 Sayrevllle, N.J. 72MW Cleaners $4,80 per hour, two or four hours per REAL ESTATE SALES — Join one CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 1973 — MONTE CARLO 1975 — Excellent mum. 842 5252 school day. Dependable, capable . on Next Page INC. running condition, $1800. Call TOYOTA CELICA 1*74 — Original TOP DOLLAR of our successful offices, with a JSO engine; nine passenger. S9.(KX 334 Main St Matawan 583-1 drivers needed Start now or Jan. 2, proven plan for success, highast >mlts, air and power, vary good 495-2573 after 4:30 p.m. owner, full service record. Michelin Paid for )unk and used cars CUSTOMER SERVICE but APPLY NOW. Limited openings. •dull, power disc brake*, stick Call 741-1241 commissions, bonuses. Licensed or 63 Money To Loan (undiiion. $3000 741-1201. FIAT 124 SPYDER — 1978, und COORDINATOR Off all holidays, weekends and sum unlicensed. Call Rick Grimm at MONTEGO 1973 — Power steering, shift. Excellent gas mileage, and mer Apply dally 9 to 5, Murphy Bus 15.000 miles AM/FM cassette, fh windows and seat, air. stereo. Call TOP DOLLAR PAID We currently nave an opening In our Matawan office, 5664400. CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE 1974 speed, r. mpg . $4200, will ta nlng condition. Asking $1800. marketing sales department. In- Service, 555 Rt 35, Mlddlatown (be- - CAPRICE CLASSIC Looks and 542-4381 aftar * p.m. 842-1294 after S. For junk cars. Immediate pickup hind Slpersleln Palnl Store) 7879154. Call 2224200 or 222-22*0 volves processing of orders and cus- REAL ESTATE SALES — One of 'uns like new. All deluxe and powei tomer Inquiries. On* year's ex- uotions. $3,250 firm Call 986-2120 o MUSTANG 19*7 CLASSIC - Engine TOYOTA — 1*71, two-door, four Monmouth County's most successful FORD 1971 — LTD Country Squl excel lent, body good, four brand new cylinder, four speed, good condition. WANTED - DEAD OR ALIVE, perience in customer service re- PART-TIME COOK — Experienced otfices has openings for new as- Station Wagon. All power, exceilen tires. Hurst four-speed trans Must sail. Asking $9*5. 4*5-03**. junk cart. Top price. 2*4-0040 dayt; quired, Poised telephone manner es- in Northern Italian Cuisine, good sociates. Call Roger Coians al viEVROLET VAN 1971 — Si ionailion 291-18*4, Isslon. Must sell. Aiklng $950. Call 787-4429 *V*I. sential. Excellent company benelits pav. Call 872-16*6. atttr * p.m. 741768* for confidential Interview S N«w ami Inflation money pro- « cylinder, standard, new clutch 671 4403 TOYOTA 1*74 CORONA WAGON — Apply WHEELOCK SIGNALS INC, CENTURY 21, COZENS AGENCY, J, gram* r-HI lavt vou IIOO'l of I FORD MUSTANG II 1979 — Powe Air, five speed, roof rack, silver, WE NEED USED CARS 273 Branchport Ave., Long Branch, PARTS PERSON WANTED — III Rtvtf Rd., Fair Haven. • lit Mr month by contolldat- $ iieavv-duly suspension, 125 whec steering /brakes, air, stere MUSTANG — 1971, 302 engine, auto- excellent condition, bast offer. Top dollar paid. MULLER CHEV- N.J. 07740. An equal opportunity em- Chrysler dealership Experience llno all billi Into ona lo A Dai*. $1150 264-0620 cassette, cruise control, 13.5* matic, air, 60,000 miles Must sell. ROLET, Hwy. 34, Matawan, ployer. preferred, but not necessary. Re-REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — monthly payment and av«n $ mile*. $4,995, tan and license extra 741-33*9 after 4:30 p.m. HI VROLIT BELAIR WAGON $1200 Call 2*1-3474. 5644W0. sponsible Individual looking for a For aggressive office with max- t olv. you LEFTOVER CASH ( Schneid#r Nelson Porsche & Aud TOYOTA CELICA — 1*7», GT CUSTODIAN — Position available long-tern) association with estab- imum training and advertising pro- Z lor any reason - BUSINESS f 197S — Excellent condllion. 17.000 Dealer, 4v3 bOOO MUSTANG - Runs, looks in local High School. Excellent bane grams. MELMED REALTY, ongnal rmies (2100. Call aftai llftback, excellent condition, black, lished firm. Contact Ray, Parsonoel * USE — HOME REMODEL — t $900' air, AM/FM stereo, sun roof, five tils Call 842 15*7, Ext. 41. Manager, Schwarti Plris, 7470352. *71-5650. FUTURE NEST EGG — RE- « J m , 739-051*; FORD TORINO 1973 - Four-doo Call 747-4454 speed, rally wheels. 34,000 miles $ hont blue. 351 V-8 engine, powe Best offer. S3(M>577 attar * P.m. DENTAL BUSINESS ASSISTANT RECEPTIONIST — General office STORE YOUR CREDIT - * -•itVHOLET CAPRICE 1973 - • i , M. .T ing Reasonably priced MUSTANG 1*69 — 48.000 original — And Chalrslde. Hiring now and for PART-TIME — Bus driver, private duties including telephone Vary $ even ], 4, s months behind — * i wo door, AM FM stereo, powei 11500 Call after 6 p.m. 747-5397. miles, A-i shape. $1500. Twin iinio Motors Inc LUMINUM WINDOW AND DOOR Jan. Motivated people needed. school, will train. Good pay. Call good typing required. Apply in per- a> UH now 10 AVOID FORE I windows/steering, air. {900 Cat 787-9597 after S Installer, experienced only. See 787-1339, 7:30-9:30 p.m. only. Dental between 9-4 p.m. 542-4777. son. Electro Impulse Lab, 11* ••41 2567 131 Newman Spring Rd. Red Bank • CLOSURE. 9 FORD LTD BROUGHAM 1973 — AMC/JEEP a*. Prown's. 32 Broad St., RedPersonnel Placement Service Cheslnul St., Red Bank. power iteering/brekes, powe NOVA 19*8 - Dependable transpor- ank. PART-TIME — Earn good pav su $ ' MnffUUTIOIIKJMEO $ LMEVROLET 1976 NOVA — Four lochs, rear defroster, AM/FM tation, asking $300. VEGA 1972 — With many naw parts. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Chairslde. parvlslng carrier deliveries of bi- RECREATION COORDINATOR — $ REVtMCOMULT.TlORFrE J door, six-cvllnder, excellent condi track stereo, axceilenl condition Call 566-3467 aftar 6 P.m. Including tlret and battery. Standing UTO BODY PERSON - Do top Experienced only. General office, weekly publications, immediate Full-time, Immediate opening. May < ElMM: S7M0 171.19 M. • :, ... One owner. Low mileage (1000 firm 842/*497 Idle, might need tome work. $425 ualitv work. Call Nick, Kino four-handed dentistry. 747*0*0. openings In Malawan and Hatlet apply al 200 Center SI., Cllffwood 164 /i2t NOVA HATCHBACK 1*73 — Air, Call attar 7 p.m. 842-5203. adillac-Oldsmoblle, Freehold. area. Must htvt van. Call now, Beach, N.J. ' A...... t.pt..lOOWO • FORD 1973 LTD, — Full power, AM/FM alght-lrack stereo, $800. 2-0043 DENTAL ASSISTANT — Ex-22*3500. CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO I»71 excellent running condition. One Call 717-724* VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE perienced chalrside, full time or RECEPTIONIST — Middletown lu Mtttff /fmt ; Landau, sunroof, power windows UTO MECHANIC - Musi b* part time. Send resume to P.O. Box PART-TIME — Handy parson lob area, five days per week. Includes air console. AM^M Loaded JS4V. owner, $040 671-7635, M0 p.m 1*74 — Manual steering, manual Carpentry, lawn wdBV painting, re- SfUf 7undlmf & \ NOVA 1973 — Six-cyllndar Runs brakes, stereo, 2S.52I miles (2,9*5, lifted In tune-up, braket, front 190, Morganville, 07751. Sat,, pleasant working conditions, •i pairs, etc. Rumson estate. Good pay. FORD CAPRI 1973 — 40,000 mile good, regular gas. 110,000 miles. lax and license extra. Schneldei id, healing and air conditioning. good typing and bookkeeping skills Dally e-« 93B-8862 * :vlinder, four speed, AM/FM ra Best offer. $300. 5M-OV3* after S:X pplv in person between 8 a.m. and DENTAL ASSISTANT — Part-time, Prefer retired person Mull have required. Reply to P.O. Box 157, •i vROLET MONTE CARLO - Nelson Porsche & Audi, Dealer, experience preferred. Hailat araa good references. Call 53O9S76 Middletown, N.J.. 0T748. Blue. $1875. 229-1844. 4*3-8000. . Ealontown Shell, Rt. 35 and 3000 miles, loaded. 17300, 20 mpg Mith St., Eatontown Write to Box F 313, The Dally Reg $$$$$*$m*$s*m$s rtl' 74) 89jI after 4 p rn FORD W77 LTD STATION WAGO ister, Shrewsbury, N.J., 07701 - Air. AM'FM stereo, snowi, low OLDSMOBILE WAGON 1*70—Ntw VOLKSWAGEN DASHER 1*71 — KOLKT CAMARO 1978 —mileage. $35VV Call 591-9437 paint, neadi carburetor, $450. Manual steering, manual brakes, AVON ENGINEERS .' ^65 miles, black with black In 291-4435. air, stereo, sun roof, metallic paint, YOUR TIME IS YOUR OWN '*f i or, eighlt ylinder, auiomatx 36,7*5 miles. $5990, tax and llcensa II Avon part-time and tat your own Telecommunications transmission, power steer ingi powei FORD VAN 1976 — Excellent cond OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS S 1972 — extra Schneider Nelson Porsche A iurs. You'll make good money and t/iiKts. T bar roof, air conditioning. ion, AM'FM eight-track In das Gold with vinyl, automatic, power Audi, Dealer, 493-8000. eel Interesting people. Call Mrs. Move up now I classified advertising ..•id, wneels, radial tires. $55T *ilh CB, fully customized Interior ammond, 671-6391, Mrs Korzeluls, steering/brakes, new snow tlret, low VOLVO 1*71 — Four-cylinder, four v J tet-i ana tax ettra Call J must see lo appreciate. Call altar mileage, must sell. $850 or best of- •6-5283, Mrs. Kite, 544-1649. Superb opportunity tor EE> ex- hwarli . W> 4J72 fer Call 741-6*33. speed. Looks, runs vary good 25 mpg, $950, 741-42*5, OOKKEEPER— Enperienced. ac perienced In telecommunication! systems, either v ^t VROLET IMPALA — 1971FOR, D LTD WAGON 1975 — ExOLDSMOBILE l**8 - Runs, past unis payable, cash disbursement, IMC Good condition ceMeni condition, many extras, mus inspection, $250 Call VOLVO 1*77 — 242DL, Volvo of ink reconciliation. Will train Bur- Data Communications 6710146 alter 5 etn Asking $1800. Call 671 167: 471-1MS America's show car, many extras, ughs machltw, Keyport area, com- or *fi INFLATION $4*00, Call 747-1537. nv benefits, Call 264-*173. MLVHOLET NOVA 19»i — Six FORD MAVERICK 1976 — Hig PARK CHEVROLET Voice Switched Network -r'fder. (350 or oeit ofttr nileag«. runt good, slx-cvlii Sales Leasing-Service Parts VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 19*5 — 3OKKEEPER - Accounts rt- Top salaries and benefits 741-3374 Ink. $IJ« 264-0643. Rt 66 775 1212-NepIune Rebuilt engine, 40,000, hates gat. ivable experience. Apply in per Call or write, send resume. In con- Economical, $500. 542 9157. . Electro Impulse Lab., 116fidence to Doug Laster. i.HEVROLET 1974 VAN —V-8,aulO FORD FAIHLANE 500 1*62 — V«r PINTO STATION WAGON 1*73 — tlnut St:, Red Bank. SANFORD ROSE ASSOC. good condition, must be se*n, bes VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1*70 — Ex FIGHTER malic, AM/FM, 52,000 miles Bes Four speed stick, $500, Needs some W7 Old Eagle School Rd.. Wayne, offer Call 7074321 tffei i ell 791 1626 work. 872-021* aftar S. ellent shape. New paint lob, clutch 3YS/GIRLS — Work after school Pa. 19067 215-293-1327 and muffler. $1200. Call aftar * p.m., d Saturday, earn $30.00 to $50.00 CHEVROLET MONZA — 1979, four IUHU VAN - 1974, sl«-cv(lnd« PINTO 1*72 — Four-cylinder, auto- 787-8*03 III Mr. Roberts at 5*6-5348 or FACTORY WORKER — Assembly, : .Mnder, hatchback, mint condition, rjotr wheels, tape player, ne matic transmission, JUS Call 2-4000, cut. 297. handy dependable person, steady. arburetor $2500. Call 739-3394. VOLKSWAGEN DASHER 1*78 — I -W imifs 13700 B42-J23O 5X-09S8. Champagne II Edition station wag- benefits. Apply Hefco, 375 South St., ••• V40LET VEGA — Hatchback. GEORGE WALL PLYMOUTH VOLARE 1979 Four on, 28 mps. Fully equipped. $4200. AR WASH HELP — Full or part- Ealontown. '973 jood condition $550. LINCOLN'MERCURY door, fully equipped Including 842-4*45. me Pjease apply in parson, Coun- Shrewsbury Ave , at Sycamore v Sudser Car Wash, Hwv. 35, Mid FULL TIME AND Cflll 222-W06 Ziebart, under warranty, 3,100 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT 1*7* — LOOK FOR THESE ADS nrewsbury 747-5400 miles. Sacrifice due to death in f ami atown. PART TIME ntvHOLET WAGON 1*73 V, $4400. 842-1441, Two-door deluxe, four-cylinder, Bail otlar GRANADA 19/8 GHIA - Air PENTER NEEDED — Mln POSITIONS Call 7878646 AMFM radio, many other extras PLYMOUTH FURY 1*M — I wo ng/braket, 60,904 miles, $35*5, ex n of two years experience. Excellent condition. $4500. Cai door, 316, excellent running condl- eluding tax and motor vehicle fee Call 264-0686 AVAILABLE DAILY & SUNDAY IN THIS BOX ' CHEVROLET IMPALA — 19*9,4! 6043 ion, $350. Call 495-2507 after 5 P.m. Dealer, 727-1300. AT tour door, reliable car. $200 or best 4REER TYPE POSITION — RED BANK BURGER KING •jfler Call 842 9493 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON VOLKSWAGEN 1974 — Stereo, radi erical positions available that Apply In person 35 p.m. dally HOLSEY PONTIAC 970 — As is, $250. alt, runt excellent, good MPG., Batt av be fust the opportunity for you. MEVOLET VEGA WAGON 1975 - RTE 3b 5427800 EATONTOWN 787-5593 offer Call 741 12*0. TYPIST 50 WPM PAYMENT CLERKS HOSTESS/HOST — uns flood. $775 HONDA ACCORD HATCHBACK Waitress/waller, experienced App- 0'M20' — Graan vinyl-covered DOLL HOUSE — Colonial, SEARS ELECTRIC - Dryer, one 495-919* PLYMOUTH SCAMP 1973 VOLKSWAGON RABBIT 1*74 — CASHIER heavy-duty cyclone fence. 4' nigh 4O"K12"K,7". SIX rooms, mostly year old. white. Asking $150. Call )7* — Silver. 5 speed, air, custom Two door deluxe, four cylinder, four GENERAL CLERICAL ly In person at the Sheraton Inn. 2170 lereo. IIKI> new condition, $4,775 oi $1000 firm Hwv. 35, Hailet. with 3' gate, post rails and all hard- furnished, fumtabie Included, $145. 679-4798 after 6 p.m. all day week^ Call 530-0827 peed, manual steering/brakes, r interview call Kave Rauh, ware, 1160. Call 041-4184. Victorian family of five, $30. ends. best offer 542 1646 60,904 miles $3.5*5, excluding tax r 94*0. 741-8852. CHRYSLFR 197J - Four-door hard 'LYMOUTH SATELLITE — 1*73, LABORER - To do water line In- too. fully equipped, newly rebuilt HONDA 1978 - Fivesoeed, 11,500 and motor vehicle fee. Dealer Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. stallation and related work. Taking 17 CU FT. — Coppartone, frost free St'ARbORYtR Uas, heavvduty. brown, two-door, automatic, vinyl 727-1300. qual Opportunity Employer M/F Westlnghousc refrigerator. »175. new condition. $130. Restauranl transmission,' $S5O or best offer Cal miles Can root, AM/FM, air, digital clock, ,IIIIIIK rilling Plfdse mil SU<. It'Mi) ESTY ORGAN — Wood console with 671-777* Call 738-2232 or 747-4«M. bench, $35. Couch 96". good condi- stainless steel tea cart, $45. 739-2343, many new parti. $700 or boil offer. VOLKSWAGON BUG 197* — Four LADIES-MEN — Earn $35 $7S per Call 741-843*. spaad, four cylinder, manual steer CASHIER A BEAUTIFUL ROCKER — }75.tlon, $95. 542-0964. SNOW TIRES — Two never used jshlerlng background helpful. Red week working at home on In* phone. ng/brakei, regular gai, 21,309 2*43244. Recllner, $100. Velvet couch, J175 four-ply belted whltewallt, slie 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Sale PONTIAC 1*49 GRAND PRIX — miles. $3,695, excluding tax and mo- ank area 10-3:30, Mon. thru Sat. Two too hutches, $75 and $100. AH FISH TANKS — Two 10 gallon, one H78-15, balanced and mounted on Good condition, mads transmission, or venicla tea. Dealer m-HOO. ut tome evanlnet- Start $3.3$ an MASONS WANTED tike naw. Stained glass window, »9S t$ gallon, and one 20 gallon Com-Wvmetrth rims, ttt. 495-1605. $150 or best offer. 787-3713 after 6. Own transportation Pair of cut valvat antique chairs, plete with lids, lights, pumps, etc, VOLKSWAGON BUG 1976 — Four CE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 3*7-0477 $1S0 each. Mahogany double Plus three spare pumps, $100. Work STE R EOS — Zenith console. Danish PONTIAC CUSTOM 1*4* - *8,000 speed, tour-cvllndar, manual steer- Thomas Ave 747 3494Shrewsburv dresser, $SS. And Mediterranean bench, $30. Tabla tennis table, $25. Modern cabinet, good condition, $90 miles, nice shape, mutt sell, $325. ig/brakes, ragular gas, 33,0*2 AINTENANCE PERSON — fireplace, >7S. 842 8105 Thomasvllte, girl's bad with canopy, Craig receiver, eight-track, perfect, Ml-1045. miles. $3,6*5, excluding tax and mo- CLERK Garden Apartments, experienced, $50. 747-7649. $90 Rocking horses, large-spring 1980MIRADA tor vehicle tea. Oaalar 727-1100. rl-time, light typing, steno help- references, with tools, live-In or live- AIRLINE TICKETS — United two, mounted, perfect, $15; small with PONTIAC WAGON — 1*71, powar , general office duties. Start $2.90 out. Call 542-5*72 $30 each, use bv Dec IS. FOUR AMERICAN — Airline half- seal, very good, $8. Call 747-1440. sleerlng/brakas, air, 78,500 miles, hour. •714UB fare coupons, $25 a piece' Use before Excellent condition. $850 747-5329, 3 trucks A.CE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY MACHINE OPERATOR WANTED Dec' 15th, 291-3476. SUNBEAM — Console humidifier. Thomas Ave 747-3494Shrcwsburv — Apply Partcx Embroldarv, 1OT AIRLINE DICCOUNT — Coupons. $50. Craft King Deluxe 4" belt PONTIAC FIREBIRD — 19*|, con- And Trailers Hwv. 3*. Keyport. American and United, US each. Call Sander, $20. 842-43**. vertible, white, test offer. CLERK after S p.m., 741-7344, GOLD LOVESEAT — In good Condi- Call 747-2439 itry level position, some typing, OFFICE WORKER — Full lime, tion, $50 Two snow tires, 165x13, TABLE — Mahogany droo leaf ex- CHEVROLET — 197* El Camlno, cellenl benefits. Start $105.00. who likes phone work. Apply BAR - 6', padded, two stools, $73; good condition. $40. 741-4866 tension, two leaves. $150. Call tour-speed, air, powar, radio, low ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Marlboro Glass Distributors, Tan- Walton Belt exerciser, |75. 747-4123. RABBIT DIESEL 1978— Four-door, mileage, excellent condition. Thomas Ave 747 3494$tirewsbury GOLD SHAG CARPETING — 23 Sq. AM/FM tap* stereo, snows, Blls- 671 0338 nenl Rd., Morganvilla. BIKE — 26" 10-speed man's, ISO, yds., good condition, $45. TIRES — (2) G78-14, mounted GM telns, $6150. Call 741-5120. girl's 20" bike, $2V Five-string ban 741 1226 rims, almost new, 4000 miles, also CHEVROLET PICKUP 1973 — U- 1 H«lp Wanted SI Htlp Wanttd io, never used, asking $175. 78; 8026 one unmounted, all $75. 264-2326. RABBIT — "You've got to drive" It ton, low mileage. Good running con HOT WATER HEATER — Electric, to believe It." SHREWSBURY MO- dition, $1450. 2*4-3874. BIKE —Man' Rosi professional ten- 52 gal., three years old, $150. Call TEST DRIVE AT TORS, INC., 741-8500. speed racer, center pull brakes, 842-9063. TWO UNITED - And two American CHEVROLET LUV 1975 — Air, new nearly naw, $120. 741-9171. Airline coupons for sale, $20 apiece REP SANK VOLVO cap, snow tires and exhaust system, LAW BOOKS - Ovar 250. $200. oho »0-93» eve*. 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. BISQUE SWAN — $85. Two 13"tography books, $50. Paperbacks, 25 AM/FM eight-track, excellent con- figurines, $90. Small Dresden figur- cents, miscellaneous books, 50 cents TWO SNOW TIRES — A71-13, $25. RED BANK, 741-5884 dition, 57,000 miles, regular gas HELP WANTED ine, $20. Call 842-7734. each. 946-9786. Sears electric washer and dryer, Open 5 nights to 8:30 p.m.. Sat. until Asking $2400. 741 15** iiso wooden doll house, ranch, $25. MALE OR FEMALE . BLACK SLATE TOP COFFEE Italian marble coffee and end table, 60 MAIN ST. CHEVROLET PICK-UP TRUCK TABLE — Excellent condition, $80. LtNCROFT — Floor to celling wall- 1200 Call 49S-28J4. RED PINTO 1974 - Squire Wagon 1*** — Half-ton, $500 firm. Person to take complete charge ol home delivery to-walt, two rooms curtains and 566-6100 MA I AW AW with roof rack, new automatic trans 747-4*21 264 1999. in Hazlet. Must have Serviceable automobile; drapes plus traverse rod, custom TYCO — HO train set, villas* Mt on million, good working condition, CAST IRON RADIATORS — Nina, made, $200. 842-6142, 11-4 p.m. 48x66", plywood table, three en- $800. Call 741-9042. FORD PICK-UP — 1*71, asking van preferred. (slim-type), $10 each. Oil sun, (Fuel gines, 14 ca s, 12 buildings, many price $3400. 31,000 miles. Miser), with Hack relay, almost LINED DRAPES — Light blue/gold accessories, asking $123 Will hold to 787-47*9 new, $100. Oil tank,$60. CallB42 2268 brocade, professionally made, four Christmas, free delivery. 741-4113, I FORD BRONCO 1*7* — Rancher The Daily/Sunday Register panels - 60"Ki02"each, one panel I XLT package. Four-wheel drive, sol CEDAR CHEST - $50. V con- 39"x102". excellent condition, $200. UNIT WINDOWS — (3) Insulated I Id black with fancy striping, push vertible sofa, $100. 264-2585. Woodco, 26/44, 36/26, 4/3, picture Circulation Department 946-9786 ilt/awmlng, $150. 741-4866. CLASSIFIED I bar with driving lamps, nigh back, DINETTE SET - Maple, harvest I bucket ttatt, automatic, air, ANTIQUE it China closet, $50. TV- tabla. two chairs and bench with UNITED AIRLINES — Discount I AM/FM stereo radio with tap* deck. 542-4000. Ext. 257 •.lereo combination, black and custom seat pads, $150. Exerciser, coupons, two, $10 each. 1010x15 radial tlret). Heavy duty white, 25", ISO 21" color TV, $50. $5. Work Bench, $10. Cabin Craft 747-2*2, I suspension. Cream Puff. Low A.k for Mr. McKnlght Girl's 20" bicycle, $30. Call 787-7329. twin bed spreads. $10 pair. 542-0082. I mileage. Asking $9000 Call 442 MW4 UNITED AIRLINES — Discount [aftar 7 p.m. or 212-8*8-11*3 during CHINA — Eight Limoges dinner MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING coupon $25 or best otter Pl#tes, $s each, it dessert plates, $4 SET — Simmons Beauty Rest, twin 671-3299 each. Four bunkhousa captain's slie, good condition, $28 for both BUSINESS DIRECTORY chairs, $40 each. Two cowboy hats, USED KING-SIZE - Mattress, 6'x [HART HORSE TRAILER — 1*71. 222-1383. new lights, wiring and naw floor. John Stetsan, $50 each. Some 1947 6'6", with cover, perfect condition, Asking $700. Call 291-434* aftar * silver, 50 cents apiece. Call 9U-BIS7 MEN'S NAME BRAND SHIRTS — best Quality. $35. Call 747-420* eves A DAILY GUIDE BANKING 40% otf retail, $10 and $14. CHRISTMAS MANGER — Outdoor, Call 842-0699 VIOLIN — Mtlsal, never used, with I INTERNATIONAL STEP-VAN — while, 4' high. Ilka brand new, $100. case, $95. Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR N L 1972, carpet inside, low mileage. Call 747-9599 aftar i. MINI BIKE PARTS — 5". h.p. 841-3091 TELLERS block, $20. 3vj engine block, $13. Gas [ $2500. Call 495-9*57. CHRISTMAS TREE — Artificial, V, tank and carburetor, $7. 495-234), WASHER - Sears Deluxe, two SCOUT INTERNATIONAL 1*71 — A-1, $12. Ladles ice skates, $3. Round years old, In excellent condition, Six cylinder, four wheel drive, good glass too and tables. $12. Call PHONO RECORD PLAYER —Gar H25 Canvas tare 2*itr. $40 MISCELLANEOUS ALTERATIONS running condllion, removable top, 842-0794. rard type A, with Empire Dlamom 842-6067, GENERAL cartridge, $30' 6713354. twin gat tanks. $2550. Call 747-2*01. DINETTE SET — Mediterranean, WESTINGHOUSE 1971 — 19 CU. fl. UASEMENTS — Garages, eltici, CONTRACTING MR. FIX. IT — it the export in town, THIS WINDOW IS OPEN TRUCK INSURANCE upholstered swivel chairs, 45" round POOL TABLE — Wood top, $85.frost-free refrigerator, double door, etc., cleaned out and hauled away. specializing in home repairs of all table, excellent condition, $200. 7' Bumper Pool table, $50. Schwlnn icemaker, needs repairs, Asking Fret estimates. Call John. 747 3364 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION kinds: electrical, plumbing and ap- FREE quotes end binders by phono. CALL TOLL-FREE 800422*703. TO YOU! Air Hockev table. Sears, like new, blka, $50. 741-3121. $100. Call after 7 p.m., 842-17*1. All Phases. Free estimates. pilancei. Fra* estimates Call originally $325, $150. 10-speed bi- DEER — Expertly butchered and 842*047 *71-0966. cycle, tverson, $45. 671-5480. REFRIGERATOR — 18 CU. ft. O.E. WHIRLPOOL WASHER — Pool wrapped, $35 Call 191 •»)» or 4 Motorcycles Learn how to cash in on your abilities and Frost-free, avocado, $200. Full-site table, three-Piec« living room set, 826*073 DISHES — Laroa mirror with wood office desk, $100. Call 747-7708. HIS each. Call 747-4770. PAINTING* CARPETCLEANING skills! franklin State is opening its doors and tramc, lamps, two and tables, coffee table, china closet, antlo.ua. Large ROOM HUMIDIFIER — $15, Sewing WOODEN DOOR - With sidelights. DECORATING CYCLE INSURANCE windows to individuals interested in banking. machine, $13. Generator, as Is, $30. Chrome table. $30. Chrome pitcher, TV REPAIR — All makes, al A-1 EXPERT CARPET CLEANING FREE quotes and binders by phone. mahogany banquet table Call models (lower cost, private set Get the pood word on our excellent salaries 671 7385 aflar 4 p.m. Bike, $3. Call 787-2788. $25. Recllner. $20. Book case, $25. — Upholstery cleaning. Reasonable CALL TOLL-FREE 800422*703. Swag lamp, $20. Call 264-24M. vice) - Call Jav aftar 6pm 431-4214 ECONO-PAINT rates. Morris Hoffman. 747-020*. plus our incentive bonus. We offer outstanding SEARS CONSOLE — Stereo, Ilka Quality work-low rates HONDA 1*7* CSX — Six-cylinder, >OG HOUSE - Cuttom made, ntw, $100' Living room chair, $20' YEOLDE PIANO -$200. Train set, SEWER SERVICE with Shoe! Farring, only 1500 miles, benelits and plenty of growth potential in other Free estimates 229-7644, 477-7*51 M irge, Insulated. $45. Sears black and while 21" tv, $15' used only once, $2$. CARPET Drains cl*ared-24 hr. service $3500. Call 787-5835 or 787-" banking areas. We have immediate openings 264-6651 542-6197* 2915302 INTERIOR DECORATING — 7 davt. Saa Bright 642-SHC9 INSTALLATION Wallpaper and painting, estimates for tellers in: and references, 842-2341 or 741-5454. PLUMBING A 5 Auto Strvlctt/ JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION - PAPERHANGING — And Painting HEATING Parts STRATHMORE $ ustom work. 164 6177 FulW Insured, tra* astlmalat. Paul Moran, 671 5216, altar V PLUMBING AND HEATING RE- CHARGER 1970 - Not* and Part time, Mon., Tues., Weds., PAIR — Of any kind, heat con- 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3°° parti for sal*. Call aftar 6, ROOFING &SIDING WALLY'S PAINTING versions, bathroom remodeling), wa- 747-3*2* 9am-3pm and Sat., 9am-1pm. Expert Cfdiisman-Reasonable ter haatart, sewer cleaning Interiors mv specialty. 291-18*1. 787-0990. License number, 1014 MAGNESIUM SLOTTED RIMS — GAGLIANO Georo* Suplnikl II", lit! AMC JMP or Ford, flvt Call us today to arrange an interview at FOR SALE PRICE UP TO '200" Roofing Siding Gutters-Rtpairs. lugi. Ilk, now. HMttl alur 1:30 201-745-6144. Take your first step towards a Free estimates 22*-0869 or 222 18*9. LIGHT HAULING Franklin State banking career! Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded items NOVA ENGINE - 1«M quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE columns - HOME MOVE WITH NICK—For lass. Fro* 1125. running condition estimates. Senior ratal, also will HtlM now under a separate distinctive heading Hems ori- IMPROVEMENTS traval. Call anytime, S**-«194. ginating from your household may be sold lor up lo AVIS Franklin $200 00 (formerly $100 00) per article Price for each QUALITY HOME IMPROVEMENT TRUCK A AUTO Auto Rtnt/Ltasa — Carpentry, painting, roofing, item musl be mentioned kltchani, etc Quick service RENTAL State CORPORATE RENT A VAN - Low, low ram. Call 593 6592. HEADQUARTERS FORD RENT A CAR Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwv. U. Kav- port, 2M-I4M. 030 Franklin Blvd. RIR'S HOLIDAY SPECIAL — P+ f AIRWAY FORD S NJ 0M73 paring* painting, carpet cleaning. Daily - Weakly Moninlv USSD AUTO 8. VAN RENTALS 222-3400 $7 A DAY/$.07 MILE Call 542-1700 ont dav service. Professional work ttryk done by the cheapest ouvs around CALL TOLL-FREE 800432-9703 f Qua/ Opportofi/fy Employ* U/F Call 717-9475. atx for Rlchlaor Rich' USED AUTO 1 VAN RENTALS No discount il cancelled before expiration 17 A DAY/i.OI MILE Avfcfc*mGMciir.*«Ms I la Haopv Holidays CALL TOLL FREE 800-IM-1W3 No changes in copy S1H«IP Wanted si Help wanted 54 Situations Wanted Nubbin SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1979 The Daily Register 17 Female SUPERINTENDENT-MAIN 71 MtrchandlM SECURITY TENANCE - Wanted MM! live-In. HOUSE CLEANING — Two days, 77 PtU And Livestock Black Seal needed MtnnlunJ. Vil either Wed . Thiws or Frl- Good CX-YMPIC EVENT KX. Want** ia«e. MaUMM*n. SU-49M between references Call between 5 JO and fC& 0'CIOCK GUARDS 10-4. * 41 p.m., 119*249 Advanced And Beginners L&AW TWft Office f DON T HAVE THAT SALE — I will $4.65 per hour SWiTCHSOARD OPERATOR — IN A CHRISTMAS RUSH - Teacher DOG TRAINING buv all vour small tarave sale Temporary Atitanmenli 111 Shill, full lime or part lim«. and Mother will batovsit afternoons Classes eves and Sat afternoons lams Call 1M-16I5 attar 1 p m •I an OCHn Co tona term Call, 741 4700 in my Red Bank home, flexible Bevsnore Companion Dog Club Necleer Facility hours. Ideal nursery school set-up. 741*046 LIQUIDATING? TELEPHONE OPERATOR — 11'47-9.4J. AKC LABRADOR PUPS - Raady IT PAY" TO CALL 747-94M \2 90 par hour during M hour train. P m lo'im thlft, two m*M» a or Christmas Call after i p.m. ing court* which starts 11/11/7* week Experience prelerred, will HOMEMAKER — Companion, 471 2t» NAN JOHNSON Then Mt> Mr hour actual work train 471-t»3 home health aide. Part or lull time, BUVS AND BUVS •>Ut\ \2'14/n Time and a hall tor 14-hour service. 741-073* BEAUTIFUL KITTEN— Male, tour f rom an entire houtajtoKI ta a single TRAINEES months otd. looking for a aood home item AntiauafurniKire. iewolrv.s.1 working hoitdavi and anything over Full and part-time, to learn new TWO TEENAGE GIRLS WILL — 40 hours Ptr wttk Must btiUS with loving care Call U1-HII v*r immediate cash Top dollar skills. Call 741-4014 or 7741431. Serve, clean up, and do Item cooking 641 1449 ^^_^^ utiien, II years or older, .how proof at private dinners or parties, ex- HART HORSE TRAILER — 1973. ol • High School diploma or G.E.D. TREE CLIMBER perienced and dependable Call hum., wiring and new floor OLD FURNITURE — Anhquas. Chi equivalent, have a clean mike re- Experience necessary Laurie. 74M2tt after ISO p.m. Asking $700 291-4346 aflar % p.m. na. glassware, art objects and bnc iord and seccetstuilv complete PSV §43 0573 abrac Immediate cash for any Lhoioaital and physical examina- WORKING LADY — Looking for RISH SETTER PUPPIES - AKC TVPIST — Full time, ipeed and thing and everything RUMII'S. 2i E tion. days work, house cleaning, Call egiit*red, two females, will b* six nt St, Red Bank 741-1693 accuracy a mutt, petition Is in Rod MMNI 71 MtrchandlM Merchandise For 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise kve*ki al Christmas, parents won Apply in wrwn to Bank, Call SJO9M3 oert.il with children. 1I2O 7» Ittf. For Sal* Sale STEINWAY GRAND PIANO — In WAITER AND WAITRESS — POtl- For Sal* For Salt after S p.m good condition, Models O. L. A or ft, 55 Situations Wanted 170" to 12", Call 191 2625. Bob Cobb tions available Apply in person, RISH SETTER - Puppy. I w«*ks al Tommy* Restauranl Jerry Beyer's, 113 Main II.. Malt CLUB CHAIR — Large, black DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING REDECORATING — Dinlne room, THE GALAZIE ROOM otd, female, paper trained. $60. TRAINS - Bought, sold or repaired. Matawan 3 LINES leather. Colonial sofa, cranberry — '.-« karsL p«rt«ci cut, mclching MautKul OM World &p«nl»li UliMl 471-4002 American Flyer or Lionel Call S3 Mam $1. ALL AROUND VARO WORK — ed Standard-»Jie desk Large oval 14k ld d bd U?5 •Wt wllh two Matt, tin chairs, Toms River, N.j WANTED - Experienced beauty 6li-<00l, 4-6 p m and wafcands. Trees cut Gutters, garagei el 5 DAYS ug, all wool, IK12. medium blue m«lching cMndwlttr Table. Conn (MAGIC) TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO operator wllh following Call Free estimates. 741-4304. Also utility cabinet, white enamel, v English txlaeon cocktail, clovvr Christmas puPPles are cute, how interview! will be held 671 m* days. MeV3IM eves. lour shelves, excellent condition DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING ever thev do not come housebrofcen DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to ANDY'S SNOW PLOWING — Free $3.00 •if and UbMts. chatt Drap*r»*. Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will Sat, Moo., Tues., Wed WELDERS — Expanding company 747 1075. — Approximately .itk, twniMd uitom m«M, Enfltlth or French World famous dog trainer otters you Dec. Ith, HNh, nth. rnh, estimate* Reasonable rales. Call The Register FAMILY ADS Untie Nov., 1f71. Ilk, yellow Call 741-9*1. lyit drcparv. alM coordinating 43 jinu method ot training your Buy from private owners and es is seeking experienced welder, good ion Fighters) can sell vour un- COPIER — PITNEY BOWES 350 tales ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE 10 a.m. to t p.m. starting salary, paid health plan. susm. dt. of carpatlna with paodina, Ml* dog to answer natural calls outside teeded Hems for you auicklv. Fully automatic; roll feed. Hardly DIAMOND RING — Vcllow Bold, «rrvwlnkta Mite, ia»7SM Money back suarantet assures you PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE- Call for appointment, • a.m. to 4 I DO HANDYMAN JOBS — Carpen Merchandise for sale ONLY used. Like new Original (1JJ00-sac- h«lf-c«r«t.«t,kinfl|«OO C*ll MIWHII SIGNED. 799 River Rd., Fair p.m . 144 7700 try Shelves, banisters installed ifainole results This method is YOH SECURITY, INC. Originating from household, not ex itice 1500. 9M-2120 or 542 39*9 4 7 p.m. 717 921J ROTO TILLER — Troy But. i tip so sure that vour puppy (or older Ceramic tile repairs, light hauling, ;eedlng a sale price of (200 per Htwn, N.J. 148-6217. iunk removed, garage doors re- DINETTES — New, dwe pttce Coto- eltctrlc Marl, cnalni. know blada. dog) will not make even one mistake Equal opportunity emplovtr M/F jrticle COINS FOR SALE — (1000 firm urrowr. txtra sat of tlnat, ui*d vary WANTED - Any condition, Old 52 Babysitting/Child Paired. 747-M4J. PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED Sand self addressed envelope lo P.O. nial wood. tt7f.*s rvcllnar, ilis.tl. S4, oval, three It" laavti, padi, 542-3126 SPECIAL - Register your child at 542-1700 (35 727-SI2* or »l-Sett. UK Cherrv outfat 60", 1200, four Canur. 747-0573. 222-4774 CHILO CARE — Full day. Mon. thi 71 Merchandise Happy Hours Pre School. Matewan. cant Italian Provincial chairs, $100 PUPPIES FOR CHRISTMAS —Two Frl. Fair Haven. 747 nu between Free registration. Phone S44-4424. CUSTOM MADE LAVENDER — sat. 142 -Wfl. SNOW TIRES 7 10 P.m. Living and dining room drapes, like ttoM males, one black female Moth- REAL ESTATE For Sale THE DAILY Studded, ana pair, on Vatkawaoafl er is full-brad apricot poodle Only , BENTAL5 lew. Also all-wool lavender carpel - DRUMS — Ludwifl. Ihrta-Piect. El >. S3I. Call 143*6*1. mornings. ing, 14x19, must see to appreciate. ctllant condition Ashing I2H Call cost is a flood home Call 264-4>269. 53 Domestic Help REGISTER Call 244-5404 altar 3 p.m. 74t-«72«. SNOW PLOW -*'»• Wallarn p PUPPIES — Golden retrievers, Super Silling Installer anolar, complete set-up four, eight-weeks old. beautiful, fluf- 101 Apartments AlOiS-HOMEMAKER-HOME BEDROOM SET — Spanish oak, DAY BED - iso, child's maple DRUMS — Grelscn tour-Mace, vary Call Ul Oi73 Buys out 1 trailer load inven- HEALTH AIDES — Full or part- CLASSIFIED ADS other, 15, and other assorted chairs good condition, new (kins and Mi- fy Call after 3 0 m . 741-6397. 61 $475. Holmes & Edwards silverware, ST E R CO CABINET —And 2S" Co k)i tory ot large aluminum tiding time and 14 hour duty. No ex Business and furniture 142-0745. Hat, WOO 741-743* PURR-FECT - For Christmas, four AS BURY PARK NORTH — pertence necessary. Free training (100 S44 IW TV Good condition 741-4305 attar ! Furnished one-room efficiencies, distributor' Now you can save Opportunities DRUM SET — Ludwlg nina-piace adorable kittens, • weeks old. Free. course. Earn hourly wages plus BEDS-»15toM0 Chests. S15lo 150 Daily-Sunday maid service, laundromat and phone hundreds ol dollars during mileage Car andtelephone nete t with Zildjian cymbals and cases Call M2-0961 on premise. From ISO weakly Refrigerators, M0 and up Washing Excellent condition. Atkins tlbM. THE USED FURNITURE CENTER THE SUftt SWIM WMTEI sarv. Call Family & Children's Ser- RESTAURANT FOR LEASE — machine and dryer, fi7S. End SHIHZU PUPPY — AKC, perfect 9M-S577. vice, 121 9100 or MI-6160. Cad Sue aflar i p 32YU9 1«7 SArawUHiry Ava., Rad Bank tTECULt Beautify, insulate Fullvequlpped. Located on Main SI, tables, U to $10 And everything else B—nl. Hatrhawii and Why Ncu aga for vour holiday gift giving, Bredfev/Avon border. Excellent op tor the home al bargain priclet. TV, REGISTER DRUMfc — Fiwe eieee Ml. n«w wkin, inoti, deposit will hold 671-759^ ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four and never pami again! Save BOARD FREE — Need working portunily. Call m 4MS stoves, Piano, furniture. Zulus, 945 excellent condition, plus hi hat and rooms, prefer one or two responsible 25% 35% on fuel bills and woman In exchange for home care, Broadway, Long Branch. Classified Ads cvmbol |27S. 946 8132 TIRES 1 RIMS adults 1300 per month Includes utlli- for elderly woman. Write to BOM H7M4onOoWaVan. Rlmillkanew. SO Bicycles/ lles. Security. Ava. D and Rt. 36, increase ine value of your F-312. The Oallv Register, 62 Mortgages BETSY ROSS SPINET—Mahogany ELECTRIC CHORD ORGAN - 17! A PAIR. Call 129 »79 next to Power Test. home by thousands ot Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. piano. (275 as low as Double-keyboard, excellent condi- TWO STUDENT DESKS — Eteman Mini Bikes dollars1 Call 747-MM after e p.m. tion, with bench and books. Must age, natural wood stained, *K ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Capri HOUSEKEEPER —m days, or one SECOND MORTGAGES — $2500 to Mil, asking »22S. Call 717 im. Apartments, delume two-bedroom Super Winter day plus three hours for laundry- BOX ES — Corrugated. Packing sup 43 cents tenant condition. 671-9069 MOPED — Sprinter, 1978, never apartment, near transportation and could be evening. 10 hours-*! per ttSCOOO No fees, no red tape Seven Siding Special: to to dayt service. Bad credit noPiles for Industry and Moving and FIREWOOD - Seasoned oak, Cord, TWO SETS - Twin-sue box spring shopping Heat and hot water sup- hour. Close to fled Bank. Recent Storage. Call 747-4094 or 4*3-4472. hall-cord, split, Iree delivery. 1 free pool. Call 191-0006 be references. 741-S67S. problem. Mr. Daniels, 230-4137 col- ind mattresses with frames, vary uploT.OOOsq fi lect S83-W29. S83 U« attar 5 p.m. jood brand, reasonable Call BUNK BEDS — Youth bed. toys, For FAST RESULTS K424I13. 84 Merchandise $537.00 Delivered children's clothing, camping equip ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Ap- up to 2.000 sq fi week, 11.25 an hour, flexible hours. ment' Miscellaneous' 747-M27' AT LOW COST FIREPLACES TWO USED — 2S0 gallon fuel oil plications being accepted on two- Own transportation. Tlnton Falls I Thinking of a fireplace? Hare's what tanks. Gibson all refrigerator unit, Wanted bedroom apartment, near shopping araa. Call alter 5, 741 9241. CAMERA EQUIPMENT — Nikon F, phone we offar: Built-in woodburning lift- 1175. Bundv clarinet. 1100. Freazar and transportation, hot water and Bellows. Extension rings. Honeywell places. AAAAAA — LIQUIDATE UN- .•iWtfitfi automatic Slrobonar 340 Call hest, 1239. 172-0299 or 291-MHO. heat supplied Free pool. Super- HOUSEKEEPER — One dav oar 71 Merchandise $899.00 WANTED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, intendent on premises. Call 291-0770. ClUIED WITH HIM M- week or Iwo Vi-devs. reliable' Own 042-4970 between 5 6 evenings. UPRIGHT PIANO — 70 years n*w, RUGS. FOR CASH transportation' Colts Neck. 94*-9713. REGISTER Immediate Delivery nUUTMW No subcomrsc For Sale CAME RA — Mamlya C 220 twin lens Available in any Mv •• cellaneous paintings, water color, the purchase of any new chain saw 671-9300 wall type S42 g&>3. ESTATE SALE — N year, ac /384U6 738-4941 -..hJi.Mlrd for in. .•rtion oils, prints, etc., from M00 Chinese right now al Towne Tractor, Rte 33, cumulation In old Red Bank house WE ALSO MOVE PIANOS ANY I l.r r,Bf, and ...ujU .fhrr, Mt M|. VALUABLE COUPON Freehold, N.J. 431-3*38 Husqverna. t>W FLAME PROOF — Chrlstmai Fri.. Dae. 14, Sat., Dec IS only to* Mail table, (150. 94697U tree JSVi" round cocktail table WHERE. FULLY INSURED Allis Chalmers, from $134.93. Full Information: 741-6149. Sale address (•.rhiaift. «k*.(#r, full j.ni.-rt.l Mrvlca and warranty, delivery DECORATOR CHAIRS Henreden love seat. Four chairs and ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought lor ANTIQUES FOR CHRISTMAS — Two lady's red velvet custom up- 31 Linden PI., Rad Bank. -rr*t« (nrludod Prim |M*iUfi. Wide selection. All price ranges Chrislmai Eve arranged. 41x32" tabia. black wrought iron. top cash Mary Jane Roosevelt An- Ju.l omplrlrl. rrnmilti. 50 CENTS OFF Open daily 9-5. Mary Jane Roosevelt holstered chairs, finished in Call B42-130O. GARAGE SALE - Dec 9. 10, 11,9-6 tiques, 109 East River Rd , Rumson CHERRY HARVEST TABLE — charcoal grev wood, perfect condl 747*1100 Antiques, 109 tail River Rd., FOR SALE — Bar kitchen agull Bedroom and baby turnitura, mir 842-3159 Member Appraisers As- | Rum son. (500. 9x12 Karistan rug, (100lion. (300. 5*6-4140 after 3. rors, dining room chairs, lamps, soclation of America. Your Next 471-2324 aflar 5 p.m. mant, like naw. Call after i p.m. hnens. book., china, tovs. tools, ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE — 2MIWI rugs. 27 Butna Vista. Rumson. ANTIQUES — Old lurnitura. tools, CHRISTMAS — Fourmembei DESKS. PILES — Tables, chairs PtlMf INDUSTIIAl SPACI Area's largest and finest selection. FOUR BR7O-13 - Sears Road Han etc. One Item or entire contents Call 373 Squenkum Yellowbrook Rd., choir, 42" tall. (200. Three member adding machines, typewriters, of HAMMOND ORGAN — 1300 787 7*35 12.000 so. ft. Tailgate Loading choir, 30" tall. (t50. Used siring of ti it t t bi dlar GT radials, mounted on Superi private parking A/C, heat, DAKY Basra OASSKD AD Karminodale, next lo Howell Park. or wire wheels, four-lug, less than 642 5591 or 142-2223. 3-6 p.m. All day McLAIN, 930-9371 (7 days) lights, (20 each. 9*6 9704 Sat., S42 2M3. ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- sprlnklered. Public Iransoorta By presenting this coupon , 6,000 miles, like new, 1350 264-33M TIQUES, Rt 36 and Homestead lion When placing your cIMSrfied ad AQUARIUM — M-gal. lank with CHRISTMAS GIFT FUR COAT — Site 16, brown Per- Ave , Leonardo 291-52SO. ANO accessories. Best offer. Call after 5 For the woman who has everything sian Lamb, Sable collar, (TOO. 76 Auction Sales 9,000 so. ft. Tailgate loading, (Sorry, not good lomtrdt Ftmllf Ad DIAMONDS private parkins, heat. p.m., 544-13*4. English china; Woodsware, servlci DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL 946-971*. Highest prices paid lor vour a/Coit*Kl MmtlM) for II. excellent condition, pattern is Clearing wood chipping 291-1421 sprlnklered Public transport* BABY ITEMS — Playpen, ate. 20" FUR COATS — Natural possum COLONEL JAMES A. MOORE diamond;. Bring US your best offer Hon. Wine an ton (Oriental design), 1< DINING ROOM — Contemporary and let us bettir it. Jonin Diamond girl's bike, like new basketball set- pieces per service, serving bowls iacket and full length Value 1.2000 AUCTIONEER AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE up, bookcases, encyclopedia*, chan- walnut, table, one leaf, four chairs, asking »9M. Call 741-0516. 201 9» 2641 Co.. 176 Riverside Ave.. Red Bank 747-1100 platter, sugar, creamer, gravy chine closet; Tapan range, 30", (35. 741 2003. deliers, clothes, furniture. Cal boats, etc »400. 9449714 544-1 Ml Kltchenefde dishwasher, (IS; C.E FURNISHING ON A LOW Call 542-1700 CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE — NOW relrloeietor, 14,7cu. ft..»150,or best BUDGET? — Check the USED BASEBOARD HEATER — through Jan. 1st. Surfboards, wtl offer for above. 542-8121, after 5 p.m FURNITURE CENTER OF RED Mat) chtdta to: Tht Datty Re>»Wf ChromaloK 4' panel, 110-volt, 1200 suds, everything must go, prices you BANK. Flna furniture for last. 117 wall. 409SBTU. Never used, $20. won't believe. RISE SURFBOARDS DIAMOND RING — Appraised val Shrewsbury Avt. Orw FtogisWr HAH, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Call 733-3152. 33 Second Awe . Long Branch, open ue 133O0. price negotiable. Mon every dav MS p.m. through Frl., 9-s, 042 1244. GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE Fun Cltv U.S.A.. 62 Boardwalk, Keansburg. N.J. Sat., Sun., Dec B. Say "Merry Christmas" 9, IS, 16, noon'til 10 p.m. LIOUIDAT ING NEW AND USED AMUSE MENT GAMES, pinballs and video games, pool tables. Air Hockey, Juke boxes. Also sailing NEW al or below cost, ten speed bikes, three speed bikes. 20" hikes, tricycles, dolls and plush toys, advertised on TV Christ- mas toys and games. NAME BRAND MERCHANDISE AT LOW PRICES. FREE RE- FRESHMENTS! GUNS — 22 gauge Foi Star- llngworth. $450. Two 16 V grade Parkers. |22S each 291 -2131. Santa-/ HOUSE CONTENTS — Portable washing machine. 1175. Portable re- frigerator, 175. Other Items. 717-3221. Gram ^HAMMOND & BALDWIN PIANO AND ORGAN CENTER Division of Allenbere Piano House Old you know We Are N.J.'s t Largest and Oldest Piano Dealer Mason and Ha mi in, Kimball, Sohmer, Baldwin, Kawal, Knabe, * Everett, Currier, Hardman and Player pianos Here's a "spritely" tip for all you holiday shoppers: ft LARGE DISPLAY OF GRAND PIANOS ft 300 MAIN STREET There's an abundance of imaginative gift ideas to be ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07712 ft 775-9300 found in the classifieds. Check them out today. Open daily 9 to 9, Sat. 'til 5 ft IBM TYPEWRITERS MINO8INO Live Christmas Trees ft RENTAL $19.50 per mo. DISCOUNT CENTER Dig atam or cut them Fnjah cut ///A Camarnaa Mandarin-Hunan flATUWlia Rent with option to buv 172-0327 Siacntian DUMe-Ooead Monday* Holly-Greens-Wreaths ft 560 Broadway. LongBiancft 229-12It Laa Lay Corduroy SaUahm IPPB — inspiratorv positive pres- Mat pya tiijoojoua tTji9e Bernadotie Farms ft sure breathing regulator and tank, Wt8«v«to 8«rvt AQIIn RI537. rmionfafc 1225. SO Ib carbon dioxide cylinder. IMUIOO-OuraliVje1 TWIQQ'S MEN'S 30-lb chemical fire extinguisher, 9424117 ANO VOOMO UIN'B MOP ft 30 Monmou»vM2 MM-RM Bant MEMORY LANE $75 Chain escape fire ladders, (20 Hwy 35 OrttaMlliW JUNCTION VARIETY On Mon -Fri. W 8:30 each. Medical oxygen regulator. M LaoranMa Road. Baton) TREES, WREATHS am Shopping Canar ft $125. 946-9786. A WondwiMl Famtty TrMl OHAVE BLANKETS 871-0718 JACK'S BARN PotttaMM-Dacoraiom ft KITCHEN TABLE — Set. five Here is an economical way to Wish your Hwaamani Bucplln 1 Acparal MOM'S KITCHEN LEATHER PEDDLER Tha BMt looting SttecKxt Tu«-Frt. IO-» pieces, two wardrobe chests, one friends a merry Chrislmas on Cnnstmas 12SSHAV1., mptum 775in olUva 4 CulTnai around BOATMAN'S SHOP ft cot two table lamps. 747-1272, Eve. Send your greetings in the Daily Sal a Mon. 104. Surv 12-4 Uovnmjti Mai 542-2108 EaBrtown Siano's Garden Center GIFTS 4 ACCESSORIES 61 tMInSI. FirmlngiMla. tM-2237 BOOKS-SWEATERS-RAIN GEAR KITCHEN SET — Like new, four Register's Santa-Gram. TOWN & SURF DINER Rl. 38. MUdMoxn. mA B ft cushioned chairs, contemporary de- STEAKS • CHOPS-SALAD BAH ENCHANTED FLORISTS 24 WMrt Ava.. 741-5780 - Rao Bank $Q00 K. 871 1518 sign. Davstom. 1475. 747-1931. BAXINO DONE ON PREMISES Fiul Baakaa Famoowaia-PlarKi ft You get 15 words ($3.00) which will be Opm 24 houm-R» 35, MMdtown 3E Frani 730-1860 Kaypon Unutual Wm ol AX Kind. Laurelwood Farm Nursery MANNY & MARY'S LADIES' SPORTSWEAR . overall decoratively displayed in a Christ- VMgaUtf ItMH, eri-2141 CHRISTMAS TREES - Saa naiiglig ft FACTORY STORE mas border. Each additional S words 50« THE OLDE UNION VINCENT'S COAT SHOPPE u*n. Iva or haan cut. wraatfa, raping.1 SPORT SHOP Missy. Women's and Vt Sties Serving Lunch from 12 to 5 and Dtnrtar "SpadalM ki Laathar 4 Suaua" pujn*. Shop maim or out Fraa O* Huntng-Ftohlno-Scuba DMng ft Open every Thurs.-Fri., 10-4:30; OPEN 8 A.M. Irom 5 to 10. Friday and Saturday MADE. CLEANED 4 ALTERED won Mia. NaM Braokdila Coiaga. 10 Hwv 38. E Kaanaburg- 787OSO8 5at , 10-3. Direct from factory to Shop Mrty-bMI *• cow* EwyWng igha UN II p m Stop In at 134 Monmouh-Rad Bank-741-7511 Phalani Rd . UncroR, 747-1242. ft you. Pants, skirts, shirts, vests and for Chrlttmai .Wrtpplnga. daoon- The Olde Union House jackets. Susan Jay. 20 North Bridge ftm. HgN MB. FM». Ma md LOVE LANE TUXEDO SHOP ft Ave., Eisner Bldg., Red Bank, N.j ny>. aocung auflm 11 Wlwl Ava . Bad Bank M2-757S JUBALEE CHRISTMAS TREES SaM4Ranak Flna M • Dkcounl Pnca. Rl 35 & Sunaat, HVanamaaaa Your order must be received by Thursday. Dec. 20th so use the FROWN'S 88 Brtgnton Ava.. WMI End. 222-8282 ft LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS SAL'S •22-3680 VERTICAL BLINDS handy lorm below for your message. Enclose check or money 32 BroM SI -741-7S00-IM BM TAVERN-RESTAURANT 25 W. From St 741-2261-Rad Bank ft 30% OFF LISTI Sarvlng Lunch and Dmnar 520. HoHVM. 8484281 Free delivery, Elenbv Products. order and mall today and Merry Chrislmas to you. BUY YOUfl ryPEWtllrtR Call 2234449 for quote. WM Tr»y An 8«nto*d Opanto 1a.m . torfta ft La» Night Shoppan SK£«,£&.&. Living Christmas Trees SERPICQS MUST SELL — Against our will, a 141 ShnMabury AM., Had Ban* Ocaanpon Ava 642-SBM LHa Stvar Hundrada k> Chooa. From ft lead-top standard 6-7' Americana 101 MonmcaKi 81. RKl B«* 747-1SSS Conrad Smith Nursery pool table in mint condition. Price 74704J6 CARD GALLERY ft Includes balls, racks and cue sticks. MAIL TO: SANTA-AGBAM CARDS > QIFT8 • JEWELTY 1800 Hull sofa, black vinyl and pine, OKi-Ruaaal ttxar Candy CANDLES* PARTY SUPPLIES PAPER PARADE The Dally Register K-Man Plan, Hailal 264-0202 ft 1170. Antique Empire secretary, Llncrofl Pharmacy CHAPEL HILL SHOPPING CENTER Flna OJhvJawaky-lanoK China ISM. Call before 6, 741 5904. On* Register Plaza Nawman Spring* Rd . 741-7818 HWY 35. MIDOLETOWN 842-5860 ft ONE AMERICAN AIRLINES — Shrewsbury,*!. J. 07701 Half-fare discount coupon. Expires Dorn's Photo Shop Inc. THE WICKER BASKET ft Wckar 4 RaHn FumHura BAYNTONS CONTESSA O'OR Dec. 15, 140. 920-9391. payment mutt accompany ord»r. For Al Your P unurwmnua nailgnp Lfcorta 4 Accaiaonai FAO Ktmtm Cm Your Haan OK Rl 34. Co* Hack. 462 665S 642Na»manBpringiRd.. Lmcroll ft PAINT — S3 SO/oal i Make check payaMe to: Tht Dally Reglaler-no eaeh, IB wnaoa St., Had Bar* 747- SET THE BEST FOR LESS t5.2O/gal. enterior. PUNTY or FHU P 741-6010 CALL 583-677* pleeae. CLIFTON SHOPPING CENTER Opan Ttxx »Fn TUB P.M ft BAY SPIRITS SHOP LAKEWO0O-WS-S1M COST Opan « 6 pjn. Sun.-Fraa OaHvaiy Com To»na Shoppaa. «, 34 SSWNta anal, Rad Bank PIANOS ORGANS LAUREL SQUARE 747J676 IN THE BAG 4 11I Bay AM.. HlgNandl »1 -MOO SHOPPING CENTER (Opp Dal Orohanta) 431-2468 SPORTSWEAR-DRESSES N.J.'S LARGEST MUSIC CENTER BRICK TOWN-2O6-SB77 EVENING WEAR-JEWELRY GRAND OPENING SALE BARRICELLI FLORIST OLD WAQON GIFTS HASSOCK SHOP 4 ACCESSORIES ft •an Bag. - M lypa ol HaancM Visit our huoe showroom. Best selec- For Al Vour Floral Ma* AT OLD WAGON FARM FINE HANDBAGS tion of major professional brands, 318 Can Ava., 717-0047-Kaanaburg Rl 38 4 Uural Ava,, HoanW 1741 Hwy 38. MddMown 5 Bread SI. 747-6251 Rao Bank ft NANA'S TOY SHOP 671-07M-or-671-14B4 many used organs, student pianos. Dol Houaaa and AcoaaaorIM 671 -0636 Rentals from $7.50 per month. "The OM FWHonad Tova ft nlv place to make a decision". $300 32 Whla6t.(*jd Bank 642-44 it CROWN GIFTS. INC. HAND MADE BY M&M FACTORY STORE FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER RaHgioua AnWai and BooM iwruti STYU LAIWBAWrTS PANTSUITSKIHT-BLOUBE8 Pond Rd. Snooping Center (6 Broad SL 747 3204-Rad Bank 264 mry 35. 544.07*2, EaU I7E. Front SI Had Bank 747-4087 Rt. 9, Freehold MAHN'S BROTHERS 8 Man 61. Kayport 264-1356 For no watlng appointment call Ralalgh BKycla. 4 Aooaaatatai NORWOOD T.V. Opan: 10to 5 pm •00-392-692 7 Rl 55. EaBnBan 542-0030 TMuSuM P4. 34. Baknar BM. 681 2468 PIANOS — ORGANS Sony • Radloi. Maraoa 8h»l Look Lowly In fun All Musical Supplies and Services TUSTING PIANO CO. 2M Broa»aay, Long Branch 222-6270 Winters' Fur Shoppe 120 Fak Havan Road. 741436) Our 97th Year •3" VOUR FIREPLACE 43 Uorvnotfi Si fed to* 74t-287S Asburv Park 775-0664 IS OUR BUSINESS- Open 9 to 9 COAST HARDWARE YARN BARN-ELBERON (YOUR MESSAGE) hnportK) 4 DomMK Yarm PINBALLS FOR SALE — Many to & GIFT SHOPPE 161 Lincoln Avt. 222 W7« choose from. Call evenings, 291-3124 YOUR ANTIQUES TOYS • HOUBEWMUS • TOOLS ANDIRON FIREPLACE or I7O-9N3. 2nd. 4 BnoMon. «W End. 870- IOO» Jawalry. cut DMaa. attvat. china, SHOP NAME TAKE OUT PAHTY •LATTEBS lurnHura. ortanw. tia unuauM, ale QUICK PRINTING OUTFIT — AB *»y 36. MkHlatoon 871-0019 Dick mimeograph, modal 417, Bonn- Re* rotary, model M-4, AB Dick A FAMILY UH»n HI. 79 Waga ol ManMnM6t-2M1 folding machine, model 57, 17 boxes 9DRE8S . of paper, everything TrMn Tat*. ISffl Ca Monmoutv 6 Broad, Rad Bank various sites. Call 129-1079. 3460 M»y 36. Ha»al. 264-2613 RED BANK 741-4444 IJttgtttlll.l^a^'lieEBg•PiailT ^ 18 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, M ousts For Sal* Ua Hailol 101 Houses For Rent KEANSBUP-G — 117.000. 110 101 Apartmtnts 101 Apartments Saabraaia Way. Large thrae- Include sha aHa aian far canaurctlan Bisons trigger badrcan ranch, bunoalan. xttn ex 152 Beats* al a 20- X » addlUan la .listing HOLMDEL - Tim badraanu. Irt pension attic tar twa more COLTS NECK MOTEL - |N ptr RED BANK — Contemporary one- bath, available Jan. l bedrooms ftemedeM tuWacI la Accessories WMfc MIA tit and daily r*t*t «v«l»- bedroom with large dining room and bus. Iretar, HHIU of «M Munlclaal Clark of the Tawn- abla light houtik««pina Call living room overlooking Naveslnfe. LONESTAR— 17', fS H.P. .... U of **i3WW From $375 741-85U. Ktvpop-T — lauas. aa Mom shlaaf HUM tar Wil• e Ma KEANSBURG — Threw raami and street Larva aMar Calaiiiol with IralMr. aacelMnl far Ml M flthtae). CAST KEANSBURG — Four un »erlor. fl» a month, utilities Uud In fraak wa»r, ataao. UXIT1. Thamaa O.Kelly head butting RED BANK — One-bedroom apart- wflPtfd, Security W ?t» five seven asOraanii. camalelilv ra- irwoarn room*,, Immadiatt occuptn ment, walk to train, $175 plus utili- I UJ>7oa»armdnl aamad. nmM «. AdulU eraftrr«l SaturUy r« ttes. Call MM5W between 1-4. UATAWAN - Three baOrootni, one FLAGSHIP MARINE KM quirad 7.-HU. lot. Mature treattar privacy . walk- First Ava., Atlantic Highlands. prayloualy granaad oh May 17,1«7I. Center and Delta Junction The war between the two and marina available Bob Clccone, Ing dittance to •tatlan (NYO 291 5600 A hgarlno win be haM an Ma 201 741 1732. MIDDLETOWN - Available In schooli and tnoM. Many extras, oBaoa appUcallan Thursday. Da- arc butting heads over where villages is, at this stage, still SEA BRIGHT CONDO — Two Dec., two houses, twlh In finest sec carpeting, range, dlthwasher, cambar 10. H7t al 0:00 p.m. al the a war of words. But Rep. bWroomi, two balht Ytarlv, uft- RED BANK — Three room avail (tons of town Excellent school sys- above-ground pool, ate. FOUR ANTIQUE CHRIS CRAFT — Baraug* Hall, a Moomouth UreaL the chips should fall. furniihad, no paU. 1S00 olu, utilities. able Feb v Convenient to trantpor- tems, mint condition, $a75eech Far Sale by owner »Mg> Mahogany boats. lOa-lHa vintage Red Bank. Naw Jar say. Pappy Moss of Delta Junction lation and shopping. Call 741-9019. addllional Inlormalton, call after 4 Wood In excellent shape Call That's chips as in buffalo SHADOW LAKE CONDO — Two dm.. V\-*tH. All dacumanu roMvant to this warns with a smile, "We're btdroomi. two bath*, vtarlv. un- RED BANK — Furnished apart LITTLE SILVER awn or tto-awi application are on NM al the Rad chips, Jost one of the an- furnished %Sn plut utilities. ment One bedroom, tile bath, living MIDDLETOWN — Small twa- Forget the partridge) Give a home LENTZE MARINA — Far Rarltan •ant Berouoh Hall and may be In noyances that nave people keeping our powder dry." room, kitchen, dining area. All utili- bedroom horn*. Large yard, oarage this Chrlftmatl Invest In many Bay boating. ln-«4 berthing aarvka spaclad prior to the maatlng. You WO a month plus utilities. Refer- years of hapfHneu and be ma new for power and sail boats. 1! to 2e' mn barebv cardlallv Invltad to el The only shots fired in the MONMOUTH BEACH — Yearly or ties eittPt electric Security, lease. lend. feuding over their local bison winter. Furnlihed or unfurnlthed John P. Mulvihlll. Realtor. 142-MM. ences, security and lease required owner of our lovely four bedraom, Uaad boat saw. 707-tlH. Call Jack McCowan, 747-MM, after two bath ranch with den, new kitch- OARY E. POX. EKHHra herd. battle have been automatic Two twdroomi, one bath. |3U plus MAKO, MARQUIS. O.M.C.,— utilltlei. RED BANK — Four rooms, second 4 p.m. en, twnxar garage, fireplace and noise charges blasted over floor, adults preferred. No pets •creenad-ln porch Be a satisfied Duranaullc, Joftnson, E-Z Apy and Fox, P C. The bison are the ever- LONG BRANCH — Two bedrooms. Trailers. Boat and motorstorage. vtarlv luvt, unfurnished Heat sup $325, security. Call 5*4-1175 MONMOUTH BEACH — Slde-bv- senta JIM,W0. lEaatF•raMStraan ™ t prospering descendants of a the fields every few minutes. slde houM. Two-bedroom, J275 plus Bry's Marina r. 775-7JM Red Bank, Naw Jaraov 07701 Plitd No pats. 1323 RUMSON — Beautiful one-bedroom utilities, one month's security Gas (Mil 741-MM Montana bunch imported to Trouble is, the bison have cottase, carpeting, dishwasher, heat. Semi-furnished. Four MARINE ELECTRONICS — Par oac. 10 UM CALL McCUE INC. washer-dryer, $400, tennant pay* all bedroom, J37S e month plus utilities. ARMSTRONG tha latest In Si-Tax recorders. VHF the Fairbanks area in IMS for grown accustomed to the REALTOR utilities. 741-ltH. One month's security. Semi AGENCY REALTORS radios, direction tinders or Loran, JMTIn 1 Falls noise, and to the helicopters 142-37*0 furnished, with fireplace. T4M3I), SSI Prouact Ava. Llttla Sllvar your bast buy la the pleasure of big game RUMSON — One-bedroom un BOAT HOUSE HIGHLANDS — Small three-room hunters. To the people of Buf- and posses on horseback that furnished. Quiet and secure. $175 per RIVER PLA2A —Seven rooms, four 741-4500 nil Ocean Ava. Saa Brlohl PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Coilaot In complex of ten Cottaaes month includes heal, electric and Mill" ihere will be a spaclal maatlno of too have chased them. Suitable for adults. Parking avail- bedrooms, two full baths. Dead end OPEN 7 DAYS falo Center — named for the water 122-MOB, street, tencae-ln yard, tsoc par MIDDLETOWN — Call or land for Oaan Tuat. through Sun. Tlnton Falls BOARD OF AOJUST- able SITS per month plus utilities. our "Short and Country Living" MENT on Thursday, December 10. huge beasts — they are a joy. "It's nothing to see a nerd Security and one-vear lean re- month, plus git and electric. OWENS 1M1 — at' with 10- beam, SEA BRIGHT — Oceanfront, two- B41-4M1 or S31-0J41, brochura. plci. otscrlptloni. prlcti ton, at 0:00 P.M. In tha Municipal gutred. I71-0H*. bedroom apartment with heat, hot on axcluilva Ilitinai- AP- fully aqulpped, tlvbrldge. dual con "They're fantastic of 100 buffalo 50 to 60 feet water and air conditioning Included RUMSON AREA - Two-bedroom PLEBROOK AOENCY. RaalMra. Irol. 4tH4a1. Shells E. Van winkle, from your front door," says HIGHLANDS — Three bedrooms, Also has pool and beach facilities animals," says Greg Cooke, dtn, porch, (350 plus utilities. IVI carriage house In estelt area. «0 Rl II. MlddWtown. 171-UO0. SAILBOAT MOTOR WANTED — Secretary W50 per month. Call 741-W11. Modern end secluded In country set- executive director of the Fish fanner Lee Spears. "When months security, rtfarancas. NEW Bl LEVEL — Mlnl-davtloo Atomic four or smaller Call 70740** HI IS*] ting, ideal for single parson or cou- after 4 p.m. SEA BRIGHT — Four large rooms, ple. No pets |4» per month plus mant. WJ.«00 Poulbla \OVt% mart- and Game boards. "They you get up in the morning, neat furnished, available Jan. 1. Call gaga avallabM. 717 Jsoo Mi MotitnBaftJl CotmtY KEANSBURG — Four large rooms, •41-0045. utilities Write to Box A Ml, The VENTNOR — 14' Sport Fisherman, gallop, their baby calves in you don't want to stagger out baseboard heat, all utilities in- Dally Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. NEW RANCH — Hallat. Wall-to- VI Chrviler engine, two bunk! and NOTICE TO aioooa cluded Inquire S7 Shore Blvd. SMALL APARTMENT — 199 Port 07701. head. Good condition. |S>0. Call Notke Is hartbv given that the spring are so gracious to with your eyes closed." ».n carpel, aluminum siding. Ihree 1711714. saaMd bids win be racalvgd by tha KEANSBURG — Spacious one- Monmouth Rd., Port Monmouth N.J. 'bedrooms 149,100. Possible l0Vi« A few bison are lost each Bedroom, Kitchen, living room area RUMSON CARRIAGE HOUSE — mortgage available 707-tHO. Pure ha si ng Daoart mant ol the Coun- look at, they're a sociable bedroom apartment. Heat, hot wa- and bath. $210 per month plus one Living room, dining room, den, ly al Manmeuth, Naw Jersey and animal, motherly, pairing winter, clobbered by can ter, air conditioner Included. $2»S month security and electric. No pets three bedrooms, two baths. Lovely NEW Bl LEVEL — Mlnl-davalop 154 Recreational opanad and mad In public In Room per month. 7t7-6jMl. allowed. Call after 6. 171-0110. ground) maintained by owner. Ex- man). SM.fOO. Financing avallabM *M0. FraahaMan' Maatlno Room, off, well, they're the romance along the foggy Alaska High- cellent schools, References re Call 7IMS00. Vehicles located In lha Hall at Records. Main KEANSBURG — Three-r«m apart- THREE-ROOM APARTMENT quired. Irt months security, WOO a Strael, Fraahold, Now Jarsay at and mystique of the last fron- way, which is sort of a ment available Jan 1 Suitable for FOR RENT month plus utilities. 747-OJW. NEW RANCH •* Hallat. Wall-to- 11:00 A.M. sharp on January 1, IMO. woman or two adults, $131 plus elec- wall carpal, aluminum tiding, thru MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT tier." * divider. Farmers grow tric, security and references. After CALL 741-5073 TINTON FALLS — William St. Six- Check our unbeatable 1. FURNISHIMO DATA EN- t p.m. call 717-WSi badroomt. ISI.NO. Financing avail- low rates and compare, 22*447] TRY KiV TO-DISK lYt- But they are a plague to barley to the north of it, and WEST LONG BRANCH — Two- room house, oarage, $423 per month abla. Call 717 l»o TIM TO THE MONMOUTH btdroom apartment In two-family Plui utilities. Call 741-1041 between the buffalo are supposed to KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE — Two COUNTY CENTRAL DATA people in Delta Junction, home, $325 per month, all utilities • :.»>• OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wavsjda SPECIAL PROCESSINO DEPART bedrooms. 1350 per month. V/i included. Call Jamie Pavlli. Woodt and Long Vlaw VIII.» which has acres of barley stick to the south, where the months security Includes heat, hot Elagant naw homaf from I1U.0O0 NOTICES MENT, FREEHOLD, N J. water and cooking. Call 9-5 p.m. 104 Wlnttr Rtntals Call U1-0W9. Complete specifications and thriving under the midnight Legislature this year set dally. U4-M3. 142 2123 form of bid far tha proposed work aside 72,000 acres as a buffalo ERA-A. KOZICKY OCEANPORT — Will build to lull, 210 Lost A Found are an file at tha office of the sun and the care of a state- LIVE IN STYLE — Fully furnished, REAL ESTATE MONMOUTH BEACH — Renovated from IM.IXXJ Poulblt 10rt% mort- Purchasing Department. Hall of Re sponsored agriculture preserve. executive efficiency. The Towers at WEST END — Oceanfront, two- Carriage House, itml furnished. eag* avallabla 717-lsoo. cords. Main Street. Freehold, Naw Monmoulh Beach on the Ocean. bedroom, heat Included. $325. tv> 151) a month, htat Included. LOST — Cngllifi Polntar, black and Jersey and coffin, may bo received project. The bison period- The idea, as one legislator Washer, dryer, dish washer, indoor month security References T0 OCEANPORT — Will build to wit, whtla. In Eail Kaaniburg »n; and outdoor pool, sauna, spectacular Ml-43tl. from M9.000 Poulbla IOVt% rnort- "Buttoni". Raward' m-UW LOST plication, during business hours. ically raid the barley fields. put it, was that "the state view. One veer lease, |550 per SEA BRIGHT - Furnished studios gaga avallabM. 707)100. month. Day time 141-2600, eve. and and motel units—maid service, all — Engllin Pointer, Mack and whltt, Bidder s are reoulred la comply And then there are the will plant barley and grasses weekends 170-1013. WEST END —Laroe air conditioned utilities Included. Low winter rates OCEAN TOWNSHIP — 6..cully. In Eatl Kaamburfl araa, "Button*". with requirements of P.L. II7S, c. garden apartment. 3VJ rooms, $2*5 by the day, weak or month, Na lease that mult ontartaln, wa hava tha Rtward. W-74U. 117, chips. Says one resident: for the buffalo at one place so LONG BRANCH — West End. Effi- includes heat and parking. One or security TRADE WINDS parftct homa at lha right prlco. Four Tha right Is reserved to relect they won't eat the people's block ocean. Patio. Prefer adults badroomi, thraa full Mini, two LOST — Brown dos wllhrad collar . any or all bids If daamidto p a In the "Chips. Ha! They're ciency apartments, one block from No pels 762 Greens Avi, Maneuer MOTEL, HMUT. Raward. »K» Mlddlatown araa. Call ocean, year-round rentals. 222-4235. powdar roomi, tlnait location. bait Interest of tha County erf Mon- barley in another place." The Apt. 37B, Owmr will takt back mortgaga. J47-HV aftaf * p.m. mouth ta data. something else. They call LONG BRANCH - One-bedroom 106 Furnished Rooms GIG REALTORS HI MOO 74I-U15 LOST - Gray cat, whlta cottar, Tha luccessful bidder shall be 'em Delta Frisbees. But Legislature decided to give it apartment, $700 a month, plus one 102 Mouses For Rent , Klngt Court araa of Mlddlatown. requlrad ta comply with the pro- a three-year chance. month security, heat Included Call FAIR HAVEN — In a private home, OCEANPORT — Will build to wit, tn-OOa, visions of the Naw Jaraav PravaltM they're more like giant choc- 767-5634. gentleman preferred. Calt 747-4011. from W100C Financing avallabM. wage Act Chapter IK of the lawlot Call 707)100. LOST — Famala German Shepherd, ma, effective January 1,1174. f olate drops, and they freeze But Bob Palmer, who MONMUUIM BfcACH - Apart- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Small two-bedroom, living room, aat-ln HOLMDEL black and tan, leather and flea col- By order of lha Board at Clhaon solid. Makes the road rough. works in the governor's office ments for rent, one or two bedrooms RED BANK - 111,000. 277 South lar, amwari to "Sharle", Locust FiaahoUart of tha County of Man apartments with balcony overlook kitchen, small utility with washer F urn lined rooms Brldn Ava. Complataly rgmodalad and dryer. PrlvMte yard. Ideal for area, family heartbroken. Generous One guy in charge of plowing and also heads the Delta mg the river, convenient to public thraa-badroom ranch. Low-lncoma reward, tti-nm RAY KRAMER, Director transportation, hot water Included in working couple. No pets. $325 per RED BANK — Large lovely room, buyart w.irom. Subjact to bldi the airport runway tells of Farming Project, says the month plut utilities. One month's nicely furnished, good neighbor- Brokar. S4M70O. FREDERICK C. KNIESLER, Clerk monthly rent. Call Mrs. Baker, 9 5, security. Close to shopping and LOST — SU-month old Mack female PETER W. STAOO, almost being thrown through Fish and Game people Monday through Friday, 222-90H. transportation. Available Jan. 1. hood, private entrance and parking, German Shepherd, wearing black Purchasing Aganl 291-S5O3. MMtttL RIVER FRONT collar, Rad Bank/Fair Haven araa. Dae. 7,0,10,11,11.11 171.20 the window when be hit one of planted the buffalo barley too MODERN APARTMENT — Near Sharpan up your ikat.tl Tha Call 148-11M. transportation Best time to call Is NOTICE TO BIDDERI close to the people's barley. before noon, 495-O4U, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Two 101 Commercial Shrewsbury Rlvan'l at tha door LOST — Ambov-Madlson National bedroom house, central location, gas Itap of our Victorian farm houia. Notice Ii hereby given that He told Gov. Jay Hammond Bank Book. Browntown seaMd bids will be received by Tha MORGANVILLE — Sv> rooms, heat, neat. Immediate occupancy. M1-0433 Rentals Anxious ownar asking In tha Mw Call 717-1*07 M0 Other Public Notices days. 870-3234 eves., ask for Rich. SMI Monmouth County Board al Racraa- to halt the project. hot water furnished. tlon Commissioners al the Mon- 591-*5» AGENTS — Executives, pro- E.A. The premises doing* solo* ire FAIR HAVEN — Three bedrooms, fenionals: offices available In two mouth County Park System ADMIN- .People now accuse RED BANK — Two-bedroom den, ga. heal, carpeting, fireplace. 211 Special Notices ISTRATIVE OFFICES. Thompson generally designated at follows: or three rooms or larger. Air, ARMSTRONG Park. Newman Springs Rd., Lin Freehold Township: Block 102 Palmer of "waging a hate townhouses, luxury kitchens, Immediate occupancy. 1550 winter; carpet, decoration. On long-term Part of Lot 19. Lots 32.33. 34, 34A, 35, private courtyards, V'i baths, $600 yearly- 291-4152 after 5 p.m. leases. Red Bank area. Full ser- AGENCY REALTORS HYPNOSIS — For wvlaht control, croft, Naw Jersey, until 10:00 a.m., campaign against bison." carpeting, all gas heat and ap prevailing time on Thursday, Janu- 3SB, 36. 37. 41. 42, 04, 92. 93B, ISA. FAIR HAVEN — Two or three vices. Low rents. 741 MM. 555 Protpact Ava. LlttM Sllvar imoklng. nail biting. sell-Improve- ary 1, itao and than publicly opanad 9SC, 94, 96A. 96B, 98; Block 110 LOIS pllances. MSO Plus utilities. 741-21W. ment, phoblai, saiual problems. 7,1,9, It, 14,15, 14,17,10,1BA, 20.22, "I like buffalo myself," bedrooms, one bath, fireplace, $500 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Shop 741-4500 and road aloud far tha following: Arlene Mehlman, MS, MSW, PAINTS AND COATINOI 21. 2SA, 21. 21. Block 111 Lois 7,1,12, Palmer says. "But this was RED BANK — Two-bedroom lux- Plus utilities. Yearly lease space. 750 so., ft,, large garage door, OPEN 7 DAYS M2-M43. I2A, 14, It, 21.2S. ury, carpeting, dishwasher, $400 In- reasonable. Call Mt 1*0 before t. UMSON AREA — Call or sand for Bid Documents, including In- Jackson Township: Block 151 enticing them to the fields." elude* heat, m-am. RUMSON — Four bedrooms, two 791-0905 after a. our "Shora and Country Living" structions to Bidders, Proposal Lots 5, 9, 10, 12, 12A, 14, 14A, MB. baths, den, fenced yard. $575 plus brochura, pics, descriptions, prlcas 213 Instruction Forms, and complete Plans and Spe- I4C. 14D, 15. 30, 30A, 39. Part of Lot In addition, soldiers from REP BANK — Panoramic view of utilities. Yearly tease ATTRACTIVE MODERN OFFICE on .KCIUSIV. linings. AP- cif Icatlons may bo obtained by quell the Naveslnk River, two-bedroom, — Heart of Red Bank, private park- PLEBROOK AOENCY. Raaltors, 41, Lots «IA, 4IB, Part of Lol 41C; Fort Oreeley are to plant two-bath penthouse, $550, with op- fled bidders at tha ADMINIS- Block 1SS Lots IS, Ii, », Part ol Lots CALL McCUE INC. ing, approximate 160 so. ft., |100 a III Ava. of Two Rlvan, Rumion, A REAL ESTATE - Sales licensing TRATIVE OFFICES 01 tha MON- 20B. Lots 20C, 20O. tion to buy as condo No pets. REALTOR month. Call Rocar Company before course. Morning.., Oec. 10-31. MOUTH COUNTY PA«K SYSTEM, barley patches next spring 741-OS U. t P.m., 741-1313 Tha approximate omount of lha 141-1740 iu mi Monmouth institute, 74Km tocatad In Thompson Park, Newman ludgmenl to be satisfied bv said sale along a recognised buffalo RUMSON — Stunning Colonial on Springs Road, Llncroft, Naw Jersey, DOCTOR'S OFFICE TO SHARE — )Vi acrat, Rumion Rd. Flva A BROKERS COURSE — Two Is the sum ol $1,040,400.00 together between tha hours of «:00 a.m. and wllh the Master's Fees and Costs. migration route. Palmar says 1000 Sa. H., newly decorated and bedrooms, tour baths. St. Charles weeks, all dav program. Jan. 3 1*. 4:10 p.m., Monday through Friday. fully furnished, modern professional kitchen. Income property In raar. Call for more Information. Mon- The premises are being sold sublecl the state will pay the Army building In Red Bank. Call 471-3222. Ownar lay* "sail". Call Arthur mouth Institute, 741-077*. All bids must be submitted on to any and all outstanding liens In- Bahlav Agancv, 774-5531. tha standard proposal forms In the cluding unpaid real estate taxes end up to $30,000 for seed and PROFESSIONAL OFFICE ACCORDION LESSONS — Private. manner designated and required by subjact lo farmland assessment roll- fertilizer. 600 to 1,500sq. ft, of offices, divisible. WALKER I WALKER Leave message for Joe, c/o Hot- lha specifications, and must be back where applicable. Make It Yourself Attractive, convenient Red Bank lo- REALTORS breuhaui, tti-OTM or write J. Si.., enclosed In sealed anvatopas bearing Tha undersigned may be con- Some say that's an at- cation. U-50 per sq. ft. Includes all. P.O.Box 301. New Monmouth, N.J the name and address of the bidder tacted bv telephone or In writing tor Shrewsbury Office 741-51)2 07741. end lha line of the bid on the outside, further Information concerning any tempt to thwart the buffalo REALTY GROUP INC. Mlddlatown office 47I-J3I1 and addressed to Tha Monmouth aspect of this sale Including lha com- (201) 842-0900 SHREWSBURY County Board of Recreation Com- plete and full description of lha lands range idea, spoil the three- Jacket and Cap! Rav Smith, Broker A rara find in one of this town's missioners, P.O. Box Hi, Llncroft, and premises to be sold. finest areas. Front-to-back Split, In N.J. 07700. All bids must be accom- Tha master harebvreserves th a year experiment and take STORE FOR RENT - 1M0 sq. ft., excellent condition. Reasonable to- panlad by the following: right to adjourn this sale without over more land for barley. Hwy. M, Long Branch. Last of three es. Four badroomi, tvi baths. 24' A. Certified Check OR further notice and without the neces- stores In new Plaza. Call in-isu. family room, dan, laundry, canlral 2iiAb«rtfttit Cashier's Check OR Bid sity ol publication. "It disturbs us, it's like (>U JL. uu\e. air. gat heat and more. M7.no. Bond drawn to lha order of DonaldJ. Pappa RED BANK — New professional Principals only. 747-0174^ Tha Monmoulh County Court Appointed Mailer the old salami thing, one slice office spat* Centrally located with Board of Recreation Com- C/O Pappa, Manna a. Kreliman at a time and pretty soon parking. HO to 1100 sq. It.. «5O and THINKING OF Sailing or Buying? missioners In an amount of 1321 Memorial Drive up. Heat, water, sewer, laiat and Call TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY net laaa than ten percent Asbury Park, N.J. 07711 you've just got the string Let busk winds bkm-you'l maintenance Included. 741-3111 or I71-M00 110%) of the total amount of 774-1000 be so aay in this jacket. Mt-lftt. lha bid, but not to axcaad Nov. 14. Dae. 1,10,17 Jll.20 left," says trapper Charlie WEST RED BANK — Flva room twenty thousand dollars Wrap jacket with big. chill bungalow for tale, bath and sun- Boyd, chairman of the Delta RUMSON - Private office space, UTILITY WORK UJO.0O0 00) BROOKDALE chasing standup collar plus prime location. porch, full cellar, 115,000 as Is. Sealed bids tor "Contract • JO — 747-ltfa. Mltcallanaoua Utility Work" wHI be AND COMMUNITY COLLIOE area Fish and Game Ad- pulldown culled cap-crochet ii MI-MOP received by the Aberdeen Township B. Certificate of Surety from a LBOAL NOTICE visory Committee. When considering Buying or Sailing Municipal utllltlaa Authority al Its raputabla Insurance com- Notice Is hereby given that lha popcorn stitch with ribbw THREE-ROOM OFFICE - Avail- Call a member of Tha Board of Trustees of BrookdaM able immediately. Convenient to mile, at 10 Noble Place, ADeroaen, pany certifying to tha fact There have been sugges- bands. Use synthetic worsted Monmouth County N.w Jersey until 10:00 a.m. prevail- that II tha bidder Is awarded Community Collage will receive Red Bank Ample parking. Call sealed bids at tha Purchasing De- Pattern 415: Siies 10-16 incl 142-1177. Mulllple Listing Service ing time on January 10, Itao and a contract a Surety Bond tions that the buffalo be de- than at said place publicly opened will be filed for tha per- parlmenl, 765 Nawman Springs YOUR CHRISTMAS GOOSE and read aloud. formance of that contract. Road, Llncroft. Naw Jersey on JAN- clared "domestic" so they 109 Buildings/Garages IS COOKED Bids must be delivered at the UARY J, 1900 — 2:00 p.m. prevailing can be turned over to cattle In tha custom gourmet kitchen of Tha work undar laid Contract 10 placa and before tha hour mentioned time, at which time and placa. said $1.50 lor each pattern Add 401 mil lovely Victorian. Relax In front consists of an undetermined amount bids will be publicly opanad and raad ranchers who want to breed of lha fullwall brick fireplace as you of miscellaneous excavation, haul- above. 3ach pattern lor lirst-class air- GARAGE SPACE AVAILABLE — enjoy tha charm of solid oak mold- Ing, backfilling and pavement ratte- Tha successful bidder will be them for "beefalo." mail an* handling. Sand lac For antique car or boat or storage. ings, sliding oak doors and a curving ratlon In conluncUan with walar and required to furnish a Surety Bond In 842-1609 alter S p.m. stairway. A naw heating system, sewer utility work to be performed the full amount of tha contract. Tha SPECTROMETER But that seems an unlikely copper plumbing, 230 wiring and on a time and matorlala bails during bonding company shall be author- CENTRAL PROCESSINO UNIT PRESTIGE SHREWSBURY LOCA- the forthcoming yaar. lied to Issue bonds In tha State of Contract documents may be ex- proposal. TION — MOO SQ. ft. building, will canlral air will certainly give you Naw Jersey and shall be approved amlnad and copies obtained al tha divide. Onslte parking, approx- oaace of mind In tfao. A flva- Copies of tha specifications may by Tha Monmouth County Board ol Purchasing Department of "I'd say M and 44-lOOths Laura Whttlar Imalely 30-40 cars. 741-004*. bedroom home with all thase Christ- be obtained al tha office of E.J. Recreation Commissioners. BrookdaM Community College at 765 mas trimmings can be yours tor the Hoder, Asaoclitai. Consulting Engi- Nawman Springs Road, Llncroft percent of the people want Naw Yaar at $77400. noars. 1111 Highway Ii Haitet Naw "During tha performance of thli contract all contractors are re- Now Jersey on or attar DECEMBER them kept free-ranging," NeadlscratJ Dipt. 61 110 Wanted To Rent Nauhborwod Raalty Group U.S.A. Jersey or tha Abardaan Township 10. 1979. Municipal UIIIIIMi Authority, 30 quired to comply with the require CAMASSA AGENCY INC. mentsof PL. 1175c, 127." Bid securities In the form of a says Cooke. "They're ex- WANTED — Apartment, three- 747-nn Days or Evas. Noble Place, Aberdeen, Naw Jersey. The Daily Register room/studio, unfurnished, for single Tha Monmouth County Board ol bid bond with adequate security tremely emotional about woman. References, In Red Bank, Tha Abardaan Township Munici- Recreation Commissioners reserves thereon, or certified check In an Atlantic Highlands and Sea Bright 132 Condominium* pal UtllltMl Authority reserves the tha right to waive any Informalltlai amount equal to 10% of the amount them. It's like people who area. Write Box A-JM, The Dally right to waive any IntormalltMs In or In, orto relec t any or all bids, and to of tha bid, not to exceed 120,000 will Register. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Town Houses torsleclenyorallblds. award contracts In whole or In part be required. Bids may not be went bananas over the buf- Tha bidders are advlaad that If daamad In tha bast Interest of tha withdrawn within 60 days after tha falo and Indian head nickel." Bra 1(1, Old Chat*. StL, Nn they must comply with the pro Boardto d o so. actual dav of tha bid opening. REAL ESTATE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Ona- visions aat forth In Naw Jersey Put Tha owner reserves thai un- Tat, NT 10011. Print HUM, No bidder may withdraw his bid Cooke says the buffalo ,„ FOR SALE bedroom condominium. Twin Light He Law, Chapter 127, PL ins which 1 thirty (») days following lha restricted right to reject any or all Mdrasa, Zip, Pattern Nvmber Towars. Avallabla Immediately. was enacted Into law on June 13, bids, and to accept any bid which Is amble up to Softball fields, Call 727-im. I«7I. This law relates to discrimina- deemed most favorabla. Prices NEW! 1980 NEEDLECRAFT tion In connection with certain pub- halting game action as fans Racraatlon Commissioners shall re quoted must Include all freight or 131 Houses For Sal* SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — Up- lic contracts and supoiements the delivery charges. Tha ownar also catalog. Value packed! Over 170 par deluxe two bedrooms, two baths, "Law Agalnsl Discrimination" ap- serve the right to hold bids for sixty and players stand transfixed. (SO) days prior to award of con- nt*m% tha right to reject any bid designs-all crafts. 3 free pat- garaga. By ownar, Middle ltd. Call proved April I. IMS (PL IW, c. IM). If, In III opinion, the bidder Is not A BETTER WAY — To buy or Ml. 74744U evenings. Aberdaen Township Municipal tract*. "Where else do you find terns printed inside. Send 5100 CENTURY 11 PhoanlM Ritlly, THE considered financially or technically UlllltMs Authority Bv order ol Tho Board of Racre- abla 10 carry out tha contract as that?" he asks. N EIG HBORH OOD PRO. Irwln For man. Chairman atlon Commissioners of tha County FgSSIONAL. JU-4WI. Intended or for any reason In lha SHADOW LAKE DaleAulhorlied: November I, 1171 of Monmouth. owner's ludgmant It Is not In the "People tell all kinds of A FABULOUS START Wt Dae. 10 111.10 Boss W. Maonan. best Interests of BrookdaM Com- SPECIALS Chairman munity Collage. stories about them," says Printed Pattern Thr« badrooim, IS' kltchtn, living ALL MODELS Jamas J. Truncar, room, anclosad front porch, US' lot. IM.IXxMt!.000 211 Atburv Park Bidders are required to comply game biologist Bob Larson. MELMEO REALTY. BROKER Sacretarv-Olractor ERA KERR AGENCY NOTICI Doc. 10 >17.9O with the requirements of P.L. 1971, "Buffalo will fall down wells riMso mw A Special Mooting of tha Asbury C. 127 and PL. 1977, C. 33. Perfect Proportion 9079 7. 41-447/ Days Dec 10 S14.7O ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — BHI Eves.. 74I-4J4 , 747-O14 Park Board of Education will be M0 Other Public Notices and the guys come along with held on Thursday. December II, l?7» offer. Buvtr mull mova to own lot. PARSONS. CANZONA, wreckers and pull 'em out. 17 Ctntar Ava. »1HIS. at 7:10 P.M. In tha High School SHADOW LAKE CONDO — Two Auditorium. The purpose of tha BLAIR 1 WARREN My gosh, those bulls weigh a BRAND-NEW S41.nO bedrooms, two baths, fireplace, can* mealing Is to discutl tha Recreation II Wallace Street Thraa btdroomt. 11' miltlr tral air, ranch. Attached garaga Program and for the Board to adopt Rad Bank, N.J. 07701 ton and they're the size of a bodroom, 17' country kltcntn. If opens to eat-In kitchen. Prkad below a resolution to go Into Closad Ex SUPERIOfflU«aR COURT 12011 741 5000 living room, carpallng and ap- market. STO's. 171-1544. Evenings. ecutlva Session. Tha purpose of tha OF NEW JERSEY Attorneys for Plaintiff Volkswagen." L nr^.i< pllancat. I72-0HI. Closad Executive Session will be to CHANCERY DIVISION lit the Mottar ol tha Estate ol JOHN MELMEO REALTY, BROKER discuss personnel milters. MONMOUTH COUNTY BUROER. Daceasad. Natlce ta Olt- Moss champions the buf- t Na. F-J1O1-77 trlbutaai to FIM Appearance ar I7I-SM0 Notice ol this meeting It being Claim falo in the Legislature but 133 Income Property puMlahad anal mild In compllanca e H EDWARD W. COLLINS T,oN;LBANi5.,Si.,.: NOTICE OF ORDER admits they have caused him AGENCY REALTOR with tha Opan Public Maatlng Law CHAIM MELCEi5 SR anAida RITA Pursuant 10 the order of the Su- Swing through the seasons in a FOR BEST RESULTS TWO BUILDINGS—With thraa and and ma resolution adooted by tha MELCER. hltwlte. Defendants perior Court of Naw Jersey, Mon- problems. four rental units, plus six duplex and Board at their Organliallon Maatlng WHEREAS, the saleof the morl- mouth County. Law Division, Pro- shirtdress with a soft touch-yoke ELLEN S. HAZELTON, REALTOR three-famity homes. From %J9M0 to on May 24. IT71. gagad premises was scheduled for bate Part, mada by lha HonorabM "Momma and I got a shirring, sashed waist, flaring Intar-Cltv Relocation Sarvka Aiian 9, neissoeroef Wednesday, the 7th day of Novem- Thomas L. Yaccarlno on November homestead on the west side of •414100 FAIR HAVEN REALTY 747-WOO Board tacrMorv ber, 1»7». but has bean adlourned 14th. 1979, an tha application ol John skirt. The narrowed shawl collar Oac. 10 because tha amount due was ad Warren, Jr.. Esq... IIISS WallacWalli e Street the Delta River, and we is a classic in its flattery. FAIR HAVEN - TM cutnt llttM vertlsad as SIJJrMlo.oo Instead of RaRdd BBankk , NNo w.. J Ja-jraevm , Temporarv 13S Commtrclol Admlnlstrator of tha Estate of John stacked 20 tons of hay around Printed Pattern 9079: Half badroomi, living room, family tl JUtI 4M 00 ^TSiaor tha premises paniculi Burger, Dacesaed, Notice II harebv Sizes 10W. l2Vi. 14tt, 1614, room, •al-ln kilchan. all apcllanctl. Property tlben thai FrMdrlch Karl Burger, the chicken house to keep the caroatlng, baiamant, mortvaga PUBLIC NOTICI Iv descrlbad In tha Complaint filed this action and particularly d Max Burger, Wolfgang Burger and chickens from freezing. The 1814. Size 1414 (bust 37) takes 3 avallabw to quallflad buy.r. m,m PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai Jurgen Burgar and any other per- Ownar. 741-1753. UxW BUILDING — 11" celling, on Thursday, Dacember 20, H71 at scribed In tha advertisements of Ol yards 60-inch fabric. 12x10 bolMr room, (near railroad tober II, 1?7t, October 10, H7I, Octc sons who may claim to have an darn buffalo came and ate It, 0:10 p.m. at tha Municipal Building, Interest In the said estate are harebv FIREPLACE (Wl station). Asking S74,tts. call 111 MWdM Raad HaikM. Naw Jgr- bar IS, H7» and November I, IV kind of like the Three Little 747-mO. and generally described hereinafter required to file wllh the court and Brand naw, tour badroomt, II' mat- say. IM Mailet Townahlp Planning larva upon tha said Temporary Ad- Itr btdroom, family room, II' coun- Board will consldar an apMlcatMn of and scheduled for aala on Wednes- Pigs." day, tha 7th dav of November, 1»7>, ministrator with an appearance on try kllchan, dining ana, Irt bathi, MRM Invastars Can. ISharaan or before January 11th, 1900 or flM Seal $1.50 for neb pattern. garaga, gai ftaat. IM Mobile Homes Innlforthadevalopmantofproparty has boon adjourned to Wednesday, tha »th day ol December, 1t7t, al their claim within a Ilka time with Add 40« for etc* pattern far MELMID REALTY. BROKER known as Buck 1«A Lots II, 14,11 tha said Temporary Administrator. 00 aaat forth on lha Ta> Map ooff tha 1:00 o'clock, P.M. Prevailing Time, first-clou airmail, handling. 171 S»M «MU0 10X10 LIBERTY — House trailer. at tha Court House In the Borough of John Warren, Jr. TonhTownshii p of HuHumm anall whichihh ara a Temporary Administrator FOUR SEASONS REALTY Air conditioner, two bedrooms, llv- ' II tocatad at 1070 Highwai y 1 Fraahold. County of Monmouth, I Blood pressure Ing room, kitchen. Unfurnllhad. at Naw Jaraavar . Haw Jaraav. Nov. Ii Oac. ]. to. 17 M2.00 •1 E. Rlvar RoaMd M Rumion Adult Park. Asking 17,000 Call uina FOULKS PRESTON AOENCY HtOceanport 23S Ocoinport UtOceanport tests to be free REALTORS taOOO — 10-X4S'. two badroams. Call MARIAN MARTIN 1 Woodland Dr.—Mlddlitown— Arden between a:10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. TAX SALE NOTICE FREEHOLD - The Moo- 471-MM 707-015). Of Real Estalo mine Borough of Oceanport for Non-payment of Taxes and Assessments. Public Notice Is hereby given thai I. Ida, M. Lancaltor. ColMctor ol Taxes of the Borough of Oeaanport. mouth County Department of Pattern Oept. 420 HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS CHALLENGER I'M — 11x10. muat Monmouth County, Naw Jersey, will Mil at public auction on tho lilt 01 December, 1179 at 10:00 A.M. In the Call tfia Karr Agancv, Inc. be moved out. 11500 MulSc 5f•S"*5*1? •«f""<««l Blvd.. Ocaanport Now j.,,.y, tho herein described landa. for tha tax yaar 1T77. Health is sponsoring free Call H4-4411 The Daily Register U* Rlvar Rd.. Fair Htvan. 7«l~u77 blood pressure testing at the HOLIDAY CITY AT BERKLEY — GARDEN PARK MOBIL! HOMES following times and loca- Adult community. Only two months — Bethany Rd., Nairn. Adult part, walk to shopping and N.Y. bus. old. mint condition with aluminum Until. tions: Dec. II at Weir's Phar- tiding, oaraoa, many otfMr txtras' macy, Manasquaa, from 10 Atklng tu.m. Autumn Raalty. MOBILE HOME -Far saM, partial- 232 Nvf ISth SL. Ntw Tot, Mr ly furnished. In Highlands area. a.m. to 1 p.m.; and at m-ssoi. |7»0 Appointment only. ITO-WOa. At any tlrm bafaya tha taw, ma Catlactar will racrtw paymaM of m, airy-aunt dua teaathaf with intattte and 10011. Print NAME, ADMESS, HOLMDEL COMt incumato tn t ant of paymant. Marlboro Plata Pharmacy, OP, SUE and SITU NUMKH CUSTOM BUILDER'S 140 Reel Estate Want* Marlboro, from 1 p.m. to 5 CUT CLOTHING COSTS with our SHOWCASE MODELS p.m.; on Dec. 14 at Peddler's NEW FALL-WINTER PATTERN CAT- LlmHad numbar of Traditional and Lot Conttmpararv daaloni for Im- NomeofOwner Tun 1COSII ALOG sew a new ward- HOUSES BOUGHT 'I fMOMILtd. »7j.s: O0 44 1101.90 Village, Wall, from noon to i madlata occupancy. U robe for less JW Free $1.50 IOM% financing lor ouallflad FOR CASH SiOullLld. KM ll.» tllJN p.m.; and at Bayshore Phar- 24-HOUR APPRAISAL • CALL FOR 71K 21B EstaUofAIMnA.CoM 10.01 17.00 17.11 pattern coupon. Catalog, $1. For aooolnlmanl to >aa, call DETAILS. ACADEMY AGENCY. Ida M. Lancartar macy, Atlantic HighUnds, 946-3467 REALTOR, 7JM221. from 6 p.m. to t p.m. Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. DECEMBER 10 1979 The 19 Crossword puzzle

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Both side? vulnerable. Doonesbury Sheinwold's bridge advice NORTH • • K 6 2 i Her' w,ismcm> Her.MMam By Alfred Sheinwold VITAL SWITCH spade, ana Ihi GOING on omvt, MI- JOHN IS OUT- HBHAStfTHAP passes. You hold • J 10 V S 9952 Set. SHOULD I A HIT IN YEARS. Everybody's favorite part- West led the ace of clubs at 0 K Q 10 • am., TUB Bounces - 7 8 3 0 A 9.7 S 4 * A 2 LET HIM IN? ROU6H HIM UP! ner is the big card holder, bu . \AFSVEK/C0NVINCIN6! the second trick. Then he What do you • J 109 8 \ s-*~* I KNOW. the next choice is the switched back to spades. EAST tWDYOU thoughtful defender. He neu- ijouth played low again WEST ANSWER: eern? tralizes the enemy's big cards. from the dummy, but East • J 10 • A q 8 •( trump. You cant quite afford didn't make the mistake of V878 When West won the first allowing We"st's ten to hold to bid two diamonds If part- 0 A9 7'5 0 J 8 6 2. trick with the jack of spades the trick. East overlook with ner opened with aw hear! * 7543 he understood that his part- the queen of spades and you would bid two famonds. SOl'TH ner had the ace and queen. cashed the ace. allowing West planning to show the heart to discard the deuce of clubs. support at your next turn. If you have already mental- • "? A K Q J 111 ' Now East returned a club ly led the ten of spades next 3 for West to ruff. West took I \ I'lH'Kr I til IHI I" from the West hand, slap the setting trick with the act- your fingers menially and tell BRIDGE written b> Dfn;d of diamonds, completing a South Wfst North E>si yourself not to be so thought- Sheinwold is available tie! fine defense. 1 <9 Pass 1 NT Pass Hagar less. You must make a key your cnp> b> s,.ndini; tl 25 In 2 V All Pass play before continuing the DAILY QUESTION the Red Bank ReKistU P " spades. Box IIKHI Los Angeles ('ajil Partner opens with one Opening load - • J

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NEW YORK (AP) - With one week remaining in the wound up at plus il. San Diego and Denver play each other on the final night of regular National Football League season, seven teams have If Dallas wins, it would clinch the division title, beating the season, Dec. 17, at San Diego. Cleveland winds up at earned playoff berths and six teams still are alive for the NFL Playoff Picture Philadelphia on the basis of t better conference record: 10-2 Cincinnati and Oakland is home against Seattle. three remaining spots. bMM If Plttsbuurgh beats Houston tonight, it will clinch the In the National Football Conference, those assured of The Eagles can win the division title only If they beat Central title If Houston wins and the teams finish the season playoff positions are Los Angeles, Ml, the West Division Dallas, Chicago entertains St. Louis, and Tampa Bay is home Houston while Washington and Dallas tie. with identical 11-4 records, the deadlock for first place would champion for the seventh consecutive year, and Philadelphia against Kansas City. If Washington loses. It still can be a wild card team If it be broken on the basis of net points in division games. The and Dallas, which share the East lead with Washington, each If Washington beats Dallas, it will win the NFC East and a ties, It automatically gets a wild card berth. other team then would be a wild-card team. at 10-5. playoff berth, even if Philadelphia wins its final game. The tie If Tampa Bay wins or if Chicago loses, the Bucs clinch the the Browns can get the other wild-card spot by beating Tampa Bay and Chicago, tied for the Central lead at 0-6, would be broken on the basis of best net points within the Central Division title. Cincinnati if Oakland and Denver lose their final games. This are vying with Washington for the remaining two playoff spots division. Presently, Washington has scored 148 points against The only way Chicago can win the division crown is to beat would create a two-way tie between the Browns and the in the NFC. its East Division opponents and allowed 104 for a plus 44. St. Louis and have Tampa Bay lose to the Chiefs. If the teams Broncos. The tie would be broken on the basis of best net On the final weekend of the season, Washington plays at Philadelphia, which has completed Its division schedule, finish in a tie, at 104 or t-7, Tampa Bay gets the title on the points in all games, since both would have identical 7-5 basis of a better division record, 6-1 to M. conference records. Denver currently is plus SI net points, If Chicago and Washington each finish 104, and the Bears Cleveland is plus 11 don't win their divison title, the tie for the wild card berth San Diego can clinch the AFC West crown by beating would be broken on the basis of best net points in all games — Denver in their final game. Denver can win the division title Michigan Who?becomes points scored against points allowed, because both teams by beating San Diego in that game, on the basis of a two-game would have the same conference record, M. Going into the sweep over the Chargers. final game, Washington is plus M points, Chicago Is plus 11. If Denver loses to San Diego, the Broncos can be the wild- In the American Football Conference, Miami, 10-5, has card team if Oakland and Cleveland lose. However, if Oakland clinched the East Division crown while Pittsburgh, 11-3, the loses to Seattle and Cleveland beats Cincinnati, the Broncos Big Ten cage contender Central Division leader, Houston, 10-4, the Central runner-up, and Browns would finish tied at 10-6. The tie would be broken and San Diego, 11-4, the West frontrunner, are assured of on the basis of net points. playoff spots. If Oakland beats Seattle and Denver loses, the Raiders a problem for most teams we play." By KEN RAPPOPORT That leaves Denver, 10-5, Cleveland, M, and Oakland, t-6, would clinch the wild-card berth regardless of the outcome of The Ohio State size was also a tall problem for the smaller AP Sporti Writer alive for the last postseason berth. Cleveland's game against Cincinnati. If Oakland finishes in a Hatters. In preseason estimates, such teams as Indiana, Ohio Pittsburgh and Houston each has two games remaining — two-way tie with Denver or In a three-way tie with Denver and "When you are trying to play through trees, It Is very State, Purdue and Iowa were considered strong possibilities including one against each other tonight In the Astrodome. Cleveland, the Raiders clinch the wild card because of a difficult," said Stetson Coach Glenn Wilkes. "OSU was for the Big Ten basketball championship, but few ever men- The Steelers' final game Is at borne against Buffalo while the better head-to-head record (1-0 against Denver and 1-0 against huge." tioned that forgotten team from Ann Arbor, Mich. Oilers entertain Philadelphia. Cleveland). You know, the Michigan What's-Their-Names. Since advancing to the NCAA finals in 1078, the Wolverines have practically dropped out of sight in Big Ten basketball. However, they raised their profile considerably after an artistic 63-60 upset over 16th-ranked Marquette Saturday night. "I think this shows we have to be considered sleepers," said Michigan's Mike McGee. "People have been underrating us." The Wolverines did it the hard way against Marquette, coming back from a 13-point deficit, at 52-39, with 10:27 left In the game. Marty Bodnar sank two free throws for the decisive points with 58 seconds left. "Give Michigan credit," said Marquette Coach Hank Raymonds. "Our strength is quickness, but Michigan Is quick, too. It was a hell of a comeback." Free Gifts3 The Big Ten's so-called "Superpowers" weren't as hard- pressed, as Indiana, Ohio State, Purdue and Iowa all won with relative ease over the weekend. Indiana, the nation's top-ranked team, routed Texas-El Paso 75-43 in the finals of the Indiana Classic, third-ranked Ohio Slate walloped Stetson 69-50, No. 12 Purdue hammered Providence 76-44 and No. 20 Iowa crushed Detroit 80-54. Mike Woodson led a balanced attack with IS points as the Hoosiers won their home-grown tournament for the sixth straight year. Indiana led the entire game after a 2-2 tie in the opening minutes. Ahoy! "Indiana is good," said Texas-El Paso Coach Don Haskins, "by far the best we've played. I thought we could have hung in there a little better..maybe not have won, but played better." Herb Williams scored 18 points, collected 16 rebounds and blocked four shots to lead Ohio State past Stetson. "Herb was definitely the difference," said Ohio State Coach Eldon Miller. "He was a problem for them inside, he is • Choose any one of these gifts FREE when you deposit $5,000 or more MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER IS NOW in a Certificate or Savings Account! OPEN SUNDAYS Hours: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. STAINLESS COOK SET MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY 747 -5220 4£

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