Hostage situation may bring sober New Year's thoughts By PAM ABOUZEID sometime next year Mayor Joseph Frankel of Eatontown, who has been "The hostages are Americans doing their job and To some, like Mayor Henry Cioffi of Long Branch, the flying an American (lag in his window in support of the taking those risks that go along with the job. like those At the stroke of midnight, when county residents are length of the siege of the American Embassy in Tehran Is hostages, will celebrate the New Year tonight with some who went to Vietnam They are persevering and willing to toasting the New Year, the Old Year and All the Yean to encouraging it Indicates the situation will end non-vio- reticence. give their lives to the cause because they believe in it The Come with a fine-stemmed glass of champagne or a jelly- lently "We're starting a new decade tonight, and everybody hostages will hopefully come back unharmed, and be glass of ginger ale, the sobering thought that 1M0 is here "I'm sure everyone will be thinking about the wants things to be good for the next ten years. But they treated the way they should be — as heroes. " Lantier said. and our hostages are not is sure to make some stop for a hostages tonight, and about the situation in which we won't be good until the hostages are freed," Frankel said Red Bank Mayor Michael Amone said no matter how second before blowing the next party horn (Americans) find ourselves. It's not a very pleasant last night. much thought one gives the hostages as the New Year is The first prediction that the 50 American hostages in moment. But the tension of their incarceration Is a Brian Lantier. mayor of Colts Neck, which dedicated a ushered in tonight, "we'are all left with a helpless Iran would be released by Thanksgiving turned to hopeful hopeful sign, there is an equalizer In time. The longer they Christinas tree to the hostages, and an Annapolis gradu- feeling." speculation they would be home for Christmas. Now it is are kept captive without anything happening to them, the ate, draws a parallel between those held in Iran and those "The only thing you can do is support the president accepted glumly that the hostages won't see the U.S. until more possibility for settlement," he said. who fought in Vietnam. See May sober, page i The Daily Register
VOL. 102 NO. 158 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1979 20 CENTS Waldheim not welcome in Tehran TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - UN. Secretary-General Kurt "We are holding the same stance we have had since the economic sanctions unless Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim measures shall be taken to deal with it. Article 41 specifies Waldheim is flying to Tehran to try to ease the US -Iranian takeover and we will only release the hostages when the can get them to release the American hostages by Jan 7. that such measures may include cutoffs in diplomatic rela- crisis. But the students holding the American hostages re- deposed shah is extradited. Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance planned to be at the tions, economic relations and communications jected his intervention, and Iran's foreign minister rejected morning vote, following through on the decision President The council has already called for the immediate release "Waldheim is not trustworthy. He has proved that he is in negotiations with him. Carter announced Dec 21 to ask the Council to impose of the hostages and so has the UN judicial organ, the the service of the superpowers." The Security Council was preparing to adopt a resolution international economic sanctions upon Iran." International Court of Justice asking Waldheim to "Intensify his efforts" to secure the The spokesman said he was sure the Revolutionary Coun- The resolution condemned the detention of the hostages, Meanwhile, a dispute over the number of Americans being release of the Americans held hostage in the US. Embassy. cil also would refuse to negotiate with anyone on the hostages, urgently called on Iran again to release all Americans held herd hostage was still unresolved The State Department says Meanwhile, the United States delayed a demand for the "but in case they come up with a different decision, the there and asked Waldheim "to intensify his efforts " to get there are 5ft> the students say there are 49. and three U.S. council to vote limited economic sanctions against Iran and students will not change their stance." them out. clergymen who visited them over Christmas said they saw gave Waldheim 11 more days to try to get the captives freed. In New York, the United Nations Security Council votes Article 39 authorizes the council to find that there is a only 43 Ghotbzadeh on Sunday reiterated a pledge he made to the clergymen that he would try to determine the number Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh said Waldheim was today on a U.S. resolution threatening the Iranians with threat to or breach of international peace and decide what coming to find out the Iranian government's views, not to negotiate for the release of the hostages "We will inform him of our views on America and the. position the USA. had in Iran." Ghotbzadeh told Pars, the official Iranian news agency. "Waldheim is coming to Iran in order to gather information and to learn of the nature of the Lost at sea, crisis. ... The question of negotiations with him is not being raised." Khomeini'Man of Year'see page 2 frostbitten, The secretary-general was flying to Paris with three Bides to take a chartered flight that would land him in Tehran Tuesday. Diplomats at UN. headquarters said he believed he he lost hope would be able to talk with Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the leader of Iran's revolutionary regime But Hassan Habibi. the By J.SCOTTORR spokesman for the Revolutionary Council, said he did not MONMOUTH BEACH - It had been almost three know if Khomeini would receive the UN. chief. days, alone, lost at sea in a 14-foot aluminum boat, and Raymond J Barberio had just about given up hope "Waldheim has not been invited by the Revolutionary After three days and two nights, Barberio said, he Council nor the Foreign Ministry nor any government of- was certain that his exhausted and frostbitten body could ficial.:' he said. "When the secretary-general comes to this not last another night without sleep or food. country, he will certainly meet some officials. Who, when and how has not been decided." "I had given up hope I knew it was getting colder and I was wet. At times I was hallucinating from lack of The militant students who occupied the U.S. Embassy 58 sleep. I took off my jewelery and attached it to the boat days ago expressed only hostility toward Waldheim and again and I scratched a note to my kids in the bottom of the insisted that the hostages would not be freed unless Shah boat. I told them I was sorry and that it was not my fault. Mohammad Reza Pahlavi was returned to Iran for trial. You know, a last good-bye. I was sure it was all over," "We do not accept Waldheim as a mediator." said a Barberio, a Monmouth Beach resident, said yesterday. spokesman. "We will not negotiate with anybody on the Barberio. who had set out fishing last Thursday to hostages. t make a little extra money, was hauled aboard the Danish tanker Gjertrud Maesk Saturday and transported to the Ambrose Lighthouse, where he was picked up by a Coast Guard cutter and transported to dry land for the first Soviets pour time in almost three days. "I was lying there in the bottom of the boat, and heard the engine of a boat I jumped up to see the tail end more men into of a tanker going by me. I started yelling and waving a red life preserver, and one guy on the deck of that boat saw me The boat was about a mile away, and I was • Hllltr PMM b> Larry P thinking "Oh God,' and then it stopped and started to turn HAPPILY HOME FROM THE SEA— Raymond J. Ravmond Jr., 15, and Anthony 12, two of his three sons, Afghanistan around. Barberio, the 35-vear-old Monmouth Beach man in their home at 10 Meadow Lane. His other son is "It was the biggest relief of my life when I saw that rescued bv a Danish tanker Saturday after several days Vincent, 13. KABUL. Afghanistan (AP) — Soviet troops are reported See Lost at sea, page 2 lost at sea in his aluminum motorboat, is flanked by taking up the communist Afghan government's fight against Moslem rebels as diplomats report the Soviet Union's force in its landlocked Central Asian neighbor has risen to an esti- mated 45.0OO soldiers. A Pakistani newspaper reported Soviet troops were battl- ing Moslem insurgents in one northern province of Aghanistan Russia: We leave when rebels quit below the Soviet border. Western diplomats in Kabul said they had reports that Soviet troops had also been sent to the east insurgents who claim to con- and northeast to fight the rebellion that broke out after MOSCOW (AP) - The trigues by "counter-revolu- who crossed the Soviet-Af- in Czechoslovakia, was en- sians of "large-scale ag- trol most of the countryside Marxists first seized control of the Afghan government 20 Kremlin said today it sent tionary gangs jeoparized the ghan border Sunday. They tirely 'the work of Soviet gression" and an invasion in their two-year-old war months ago. troops to Afghanistan to help very existence of the (Af- said the coup last Thursday troops. and said Russian troops were ghan) republic." with the Kabul government, which replaced President Amin, who was executed continuing to pour across the The diplomats said in the wake of the third communist put down "counter-revolu- Pravda charged American Pravda said. It claimed (he Hafizullah Amin with Babrak* after the coup, apparently border into Afghanistan. coup last Thursday two Soviet divisions totaling about 20.000 tionary gangs" supported by "interference" in Afghan- U.S., Chinese and Egyptian Karmal, another communist fell into Soviet disfavor be- President Carter sent a men crossed the Soviet-Afghan border Sunday, joining the the United States, China and istan was ah attempt to make intelligence services trained who had been living in exile cause he was unable to quell sharp weekend protest to So- estimated 25,000 Russian troops already in the country. Egypt and will withdraw up for its loss of influence in Afghan guerrillas in Pakistan the revolt by anti-communist viet President Leonid In Washington, U.S. National Security Adviser Zbigniew them when the Moslem re- the region following last Jan- and said that in 1978 and 1979 Moslem fundamentalists Brezhnev over the "hot line" Brzezinski accused the Russians of "large-scale aggression" bellion is quelled. Organization uary's ouster of Shah Moham- "imperialist forces" made which broke out shortly after communications link calling that "constitutes a serious problem for the international China, Yugoslavia, Saudi mad Reza Pahlavi in neigh- "constant armed in- the first communist coup in for withdrawal of the Soviet community." He said the his government assured Pakistan, Arabia and Britain joined the meetings set boring Iran. cursions" into Afghanistan April 1978. Pravda said Amin troops. The White House said Afghanistan's southern and eastern neighbor, of U.S. aid United States in a rising and infiltrated mercenaries Nineteen area municipal sided with the "reactionary Sunday that Carter had re- including "the use of armed force" if the Soviets moved chorus of opposition to the "There is no need for spe- Soviet intervention. cial insight to be.able to see into the country. governments will hold their forces," and "the interests ceived a reply, but a spokes- against it. Pravda repeated earlier traditional organization In the first public defense through the motives of the of the revolution required the man refused to divulge any of Brzezinski also had a warning for Iran, saying: "I should claims that the new Afghan meetings tomorrow, during fastest and most decisive end it. think that every sober-headed Iranian — even the most anti- of its Afghan intervention, United States' actions," it government appealed for So- which they will swear in new to his criminal activity." Carter sent Deputy Secre- American ones — ought to ask themselves what do the events the Soviets said they stepped said. "There are figures In viet support and denied that council members and appoint tary of State Warren Christ- in Kabul portend for Tehran. There have been Soviet troops in in to prevent "the trans- Washington who persistently In Washington. National Russian troops were occupy- municipal officials for 1980 opher to London to try to for- Tehran before. Tehran could be next." formation of Afghanistan into look for replacements for the Security Adviser Zbigniew positions that were lost as a ing the country. Six other area municipal- Brzezinski accused the Rus- See 'We leave', page 2 U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Warren Christopher ar- a base for preparation of im- result of the fall of the shah's Western diplomats in ities will do their organizing rived in London to begin talks with West European officials perialist aggression against the Soviet Union." regime in Iran." Kabul estimated there were after New Year's Day. The seeking to formulate a joint Western response to the Soviet 45,000 Soviet troops in Af- meetings, in most cases.-wtH An article in today's edi- America, China and Egypt action. Brzezinski said the Carter administration was also ghanistan, including 20,000 be held in the municipal tion of the Communist Party gave "unlimited backing" to consulting the Japanese, the Chinese and "Moslem coun- halls. The Inside Story See Reds pour, page 2 newspaper Pravda said in- the anti-communist Moslem Eatontown and Highlands THE WEATHER No Register will be the first municipal- ities to hold their 1980 meet- Sunny and breezy today and through Saturday, highs tomorrow ings. Each will organize in the mid 20s to the low 30s. Chance of precipitation tomorrow at 11 30 a.m. through Saturday is near zero. Complete report on Second man car crash victim The Daily Register will At noon tomorrow, Little page 3. not be published tomorrow, Silver, Rumson. Fair Haven. Tips on remaking a room 8 New Year's Day, and all of Weddings and engagements I COLTS NECK - negotiate a right-hand turn track teams. He also was a Red Bank. Oceanport. Aber- its offices will be closed. Los Angeles upsets America's team 11 Charles E. (Kert) Fox, 18, and the car crashed head- member of 'the National deen. Matawan, Atlantic of 29 Salem Drive, died on into a concrete bridge. Honor Society. He was a Publication will resume Highlands, Hazlet. Keyport, Drysdale sweeps In Innkeepers 12 Both men were trans- Wednesday with complete West Long Branch. Marlboro Saturday at Jersey Shore freshman at Duke Univer- DAILY REGISTER ported to Freehold Area news and sports coverage of and Manalapan will hold their Bridge advice IS Medical Center, Neptune, sity, Durham, N.C. PHONE NUMBERS Hospital where Zierold local, state and national and meetings. Shrewsbury and Business 5 as a result of injuries re- Surviving are his pa- was pronounced dead on international events. Tinton Falls will organize at 1 Classified 1M0 Main Office MZ-4M* ceived in an automobile ac- rents, Charles H. and arrival Fox was then p.m.. Sea Bright at 2 p.m., Comics 15 Toll Free 171-tM* cident earlier that day in Brigitte J. Fox, Jr.; two transferred to Jersey ~New Year's^l S7I-B42. and Middletown at 3 p.m. Crossword punle IS Toll Free MM1M Manalapan. brothers, Mark A. Fox and Shore Medical Center for Russ Mario ftevtow, JM's Editorials I Classified Dept M2-17W The accident, on Ten- Kenneth J Fox, both at Riveredge, Long Branch. Wednesday at 8 p.m.. Circulation Dept I treatment. Freehold Township will hold Entertainment I... Zl.Zt nent Road, also claimed home; a sister, Miss Bren- Sports Dept Fox was bom in Gary, New Year's Eve Party its organization .meeting. Lifestyle M the life of 18-year-old Scott da J. Fox, also at home, Middletown Bureau... 171-ztH Ind., and had resided in Baby Blue 8-5 a.m. Buffet, Holmdel will organize Friday Make A Date It W. Zierold, also of here, and his paternal grand- Freehold Bureau Ul-Mtt who was driving the car. Ogden Dunes, Ind., prior to hats, noisemakers, cham- at 8 p.m. Saturday at noon, Obituaries 4 parents, Mr. and Mrs. pagne. Trade Winds. 842-3292. Sports ; * 11-M Long Branch Bureau. UMUt Police said the car was moving here three years Charles H. Fox, Sr. Colts Neck will meet, fol- southbound on Tennent ago. He was a graduate of New Year's Eve Diuer lowed by Freehold at 1 p.m Televlilon fl Road heading toward Marlboro High School, The Freeman Funeral and Union Beach at 2 p.m. Regular prices and menu, New Year's Eve Dining Happy New Year Route 9 at approximately 1 where he was a member of Home, Freehold, Is In plus champagne at midnight. Sunday. Shrewsbury will charge of arrangements. Dinners a la carte, serving _ Brunch on the waterfront Charles E. (Kert) Fox a.m. when Zierold failed to the varsity soccer and Wharf Pub, Shrewsbury Ave., have its organization meeting till midnight. Balrrs Restau- New Year's Day, 11:30-2:30. Highlands. 291-5722. Monday at 7:30 p.m. rant, 872-1245. Bahrs Restaurant, 872-U45. 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. DECEMBER 31.1979 People MIAMI (AP> - Stm. Edward Kemerfy'i wife Jau. OAKLAND. Calif. (AP) - Black Panther leader met with supporters of her husband's presidential cam- Hue) Newton will contest a six-month suspension of his paign and the partisans came away praising her lor Conductor's final wish honored driver's license now that drunken driving charges against conquering several personal problems. him have been dropped "She's an admirable person She's been thrust into WASHINGTON (API — Because of a dying conductor's The Alameda County district attorney's office de- IJSI wish, the D C Youth Orchestra will perform Beethoven's the spotlight and she's doing a great job," said Kennedy cided last week not to file the charges, reportedly be- backer Flavia Kruger after the meeting Saturday. Ninth Symphony on the campus of George Washington Univer- cause arresting officers did not administer a field sobrie- sity tonight. "She's got so much courage." said Enid Cook, anoth- ty test after stopping Newton's«car Dec. 4. er supporter of the Massachusetts Democrat in his The late Japanese conductor Setsuo Tsukaharo, a personal Newton refused to take chemical, urine or breath mend of the orchestra's conductor. Lin McLain, was especial- challenge of President Carter for the I860 party nomi- tests while being booked unless his attorney or an "ob- nation Ht's incredible what she's been through ' ly lond of Beethoven's Ninth, featuring it in his New Year's jective third party" were present. As is automatic in Kve performances Mrs Kennedy appeared at receptions in Plantation, a such refusals, the Department of Motor Vehicles notified suburban Fort Lauderdale city, and North Miami Beach, McLain and Tsukaharo performed the piece together in Newton that his license would be suspended as of Jan 4 1S78 when the DC Youth Orchestra visited Japan and played then returned to the family compound at Palm Beach unless he requested a hearing in concert with Tsukaharo s Tokyo Youth Orchestra where her husband has been vacationing over the Christ- Tsukaharo succumbed to a heart attack last year. His Newton's attorney, Luke Ellis, said a hearing will be mas holidays. She declined to talk with reporters dying wish was for McLain to conduct the Tokyo orchestra in sought "as a matter of principle " Since Newton is Mrs. Kennedy has lived separately from her husband Beethoven s Ninth Symphony McLain flew to Japan to tullill usually chauffered. a license suspension wouldn't hinder for the past two years while she pursued a master's Tuskaharo s final request. And he vowed to perform the him much. Ellis said degree in education and worked to overcome alcoholism symphony each New Year's Eve. According to Ellis. Newton's insistence on a lawyer or through Alcoholics Anonymous. We had .decided many years ago to teach our orchestras "third party" witness did not constitute refusal to take ••• the symphony, ' McLain said "It is a masterpiece of hope chemical tests. H1VEHS1OE, Calif. (AP) - A friendship between a and inspiration." Newton was also cited for speeding and running a red Huey Newton Sir Alfred Hitchcock U.S. Border Patrol agent and an illegal alien from light, and he has agreed,*) pay a $50 fine for those Mexico may be unlikely, but agent Earl Morgan and violations. Burger reports on the courts newspaper, and Tanzanian High Court Judge Moshe Miguel Hernandei have become close because of an Biron unfortunate accident. WASHINGTON (API — Although "American law is LONDON (AP) - It's now Sir Alfred Hitchcock. The most famous among them, however, is Last spring, Hernandez crossed the border from Mex- basically sound, many procedural changes are needed to Hollywood's 80-year-old master of movie suspense Hitchcock, who moved to Hollywood in 1940 ico into Arizona, one of the many times he had come into ensure speedy and equal justice. Chief Justice Warren E. becomes a Knight Commander, Order of the British The son of an east London fruit-and-vegetable grocer, the country illegally over the last seven years He hopped Burger said in his annual year-end report yesterday Empire, when the New Year's Honors List is published Hitchcock has made 54 films and is now reported working a freight train for San Joaquin Valley to work in the Burger said the use of computers and word-processing Monday on a new movie based on the life of spy George Blake fields. Hernandez fell off the speeding train and both his systems is helping judges and their support staffs cope with The film producer and director, who is a naturalized legs were severed just above the knees mounting workloads Such machinery can be used for American, is receiving the honor after six decades of Hitchcok's rotund figure — he once said he inherited "I saw him about three days after the accident," achieving speedier, less costly justice." he said moviemaking His works include the suspense classics his mother's "cottage-loaf" build like a pearshaped loaf Morgan said. "He's been caught and deported at least 30 Specifically about the Supreme Court. Burger once again "Psycho," "Rear Window." "Dial M for Murder," times that I know of." urged Congress "to examine ways to relieve the Supreme of bread — and his e-n-u-n-c-i-a-t-i-o-n are instantly "Strangers on a Train" and "The Birds." During a recent visit, a smiling Hernandez, with a Cowl from its overwhelming burden of cases ' recognizable to film and TV buffs His personal Hitchcock already holds the American Film In- trademark is a cameo appearance in his movies. sparkle in his eyes, joked with about a friend of his, He reiterated his call for further consideration of a another alien, who also comes to visit. "When he hears National Court of Appeals, a mini-Supreme Court which could stitute's Life Achievement Award, the supreme Holly- wood accolade. When stars gathered last March at the Beverly Hilton you coming he runs out the back door." review some cases now handled by the high court itself. Hernandez' family is still in Zamora, Mexico, and he And Burger again urged Congress to "immediately ' pass Others being knighted are Colin Davis, music director Hotel to honor Hitchcock with Hollywood's Life Achieve- of the Royal Opera, Covent Garden, and principal guest ment Award, veteran actor John Houseman said: comes close to tears when he talks about his wife, two legislation giving the Supreme Court total discretion to decide young daughters and mother. He hasn't told them yet which cases it will hear conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra; professor "If he had stayed at home in England, by now he Max Beloff. British historian: John Sainsbury. head of would have been Sir Alfred at least, perhaps even Lord about his accident. Britain's giant Sainsbury supermarket chain; John Hitchcock. Here in Hollywood, he is merely King Morgan said he has obtained a permit to allow Find space for burned boy Junor. editor of the conservative-leaning Sunday Express Alfred." Hernandez to remain in the country for humanitarian reasons. GALVESTON. Texas (API - A two-year-old Mexican boy. critically injured when he fell into a burning pit of garbage, has been flown from El Paso to Galveston for treatment of burns that cover 65 percent of his body, author- ities say. Lost at sea, frostbitten, he lost hope Space was found late yesterday in the Shriners Burns Hospital in Galveston for Jose Luis Romero of Juarez, Mexi- (continued) high hip boots, so he was able to withstand the cold the Friday morning, but was confined closer to shore. co, after officials at an El Paso hospital said their burns unit boat heading toward me They pulled up and lowered a first night. He said he had to lie down in the boat to avoid "They thought that if I were out that far I didn't lacked the facilities to treat such severe injuries. ladder down to me I stepped up on the first rung, but I the winds. stand a chance with the waves the size they were. They Shriners got him admitted to Sun Towers Hospital in El couldn't get my foot to go up to the second one, I was so "Then on Friday in the day, it was really getting must have thought I was dead," he said. I'aso. which has a burns unit, but officials said the boy's hopes weak They had to pull me up with a rope," Barberio said. rough. The waves were 10, 12 feet, and they were coming Barberio said he saw several boats during his time at tor survival hinged on getting him to the Galveston hospital Barberio said some crewmen gave him dry clothes sea. He said he was certain one of them saw him, but it with its larger facilities (or burns treatment. at me from all directions, not like what you get close to and a cup of tea — and then he passed out. When he woke shore I'd get hit by one in the front, then one would hit did not stop.- The boy lost his nose and ears because of the burns, and up. he said, he did not know where he was. me from behind. I was bailing like crazy," he said. "The boat was headed straight for me, and he turned ollicials said he was in danger of losing his hands "And you know. I remember the captain of that boat to avoid me. It was a black fishing boat, but I didn't get U.S. Air Force officials agreed to fly the child to a said that he changed his course by 10 degrees. He said he It was on Friday that Barberio threw everything but the name." military installation near wherever treatment could be ob- never does that, and he didn't really know why he did it the light overboard, including the motor. Later that day, After he was rescued, Barberio was transported by tained, and a C-9 air evcuation plane designed to carry this time You gotta believe in God," Barberio said. a large wave kicked his tiny boat straight into the air the Highlands First Aid Squad to Monmouth Medical patients was dispatched late Sunday from Scott Air Force Barberio. the father of three, began his adventure "Someone had told me that, if you're ever stranded, Base in Illinois. Center, Long Branch, where he was treated for frostbite Thursday when he slipped his boat into a calm Atlantic at to tie a rope to the boat. Well, when I came up from the and numerous cuts and bruises. water, I saw the boat drifting away from me, and I the Monmouth Beach Bathing Pavilion. "The boat would tilt and I'd smack into the side of the started swimming as hard as I could for the rope Then a "I was fishing around the Long Branch pier and I had boat," he said. Firefighters continue slowdown wave hit the boat, and it came back toward me and I caught about 50 fish. I went to start the engine so I could When he got home Saturday night, Barberio tried to grabbed the rope I was lucky to be able to keep the top of KANSAS CITY, Mo. (API - Although meeting Informally go past the same spot again, and it didn't start, so I threw eat a couple of eggs. the fishing box to use for bailing or I would have sunk," for the first time in almost two weeks, Kansas City fire- out the anchor. I was trying to put some new plugs in, and "I could only get one of them down I guess, you he said. fighters and city officials remained at an impasse yesterday that's when the rope to the anchor broke. I held onto my know, your stomach shrinks up. Then I went to sleep for a as a 10-day-old firefighters' slowdown continued light and just kept flashing SOS, but I was drifting out and Barberio estimated that by Friday night he was about long, long time. "I was cautiously optimistic yesterday afternoon and 1 the waves were getting bigger and bigger as I got out 40 miles out to sea and drifting further by the hour. The "Now, I still feel a little weak and very sore, and my felt quite good last night, but now an agreement seems less further," he said. massive search for the fisherman, which included the use hands and feet are still a little blue, but I'm just glad to likely," Mayor Richard Berkley said. "We have stretched Barberio said he was wearing Navy flight pants and of two helicopters and numerous smaller boats, began be here," he said. and stretched and stretched to the point where we can't stretch any further and we're not going to." John Germann, president of Local 42 of the International Association of Firefighters, called the situation "grave" after the union's executive board rejected a compromise offer by the city. ^x Khomeini, Time's Man of Year NEW YORK (AP) - Time maga- "The way things go. most years meini as a man who has been married zine's first "Man of the Year" was we pick a good guy, but this year we for 50 years, enjoys the company of 'Phone threat delays TWA jet aviator Charles Lindbergh, who in- selected a bad guy," said a Time his 14 grandchildren, reportedly has a WASHINGTON (AP) — A Trans World Airlines 727 jet spired America. This year, the desig- spokesman who asked not to be identi- weak heart and subsists on a diet of was delayed at Washington's National Airport yesterday nation went to a man who "towered fied. rice, bean curd and raw onions sup- after the airline received a telephoned threat concerning the malignly over the globe" — the Time said others "who stood in plemented by a bit of mutton or plane, according to an airport spokesman. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. the spotlight " In 1979 included Pope melon. Two threatening calls were received by TWA reservations "As the leader of Iran's revolution John Paul II, British Prime Minister The issue contains an interview in Pittsburgh, said the spokesman, David Hess. The caller he gave the 20th century world a Margaret Thatcher, Federal Reserve with the Moslem leader, who from said flight 324 bound from Columbus, Ohio, to Orlando, Fla., frightening lesson in tin- shattering Board Chairman Paul Volcker and a exile in Paris exhorted Iranians to via Washington would not complete its flight, Hess said. power of irrationality, of the ease Cambodian child who was part of one overthrow their monarch. of history's greatest mass flights. The plane was on an approach for a landing at National with which terrorism can be adopted Khomeini says Iranian hostility is when trie threat was received, Hess said. Ninety-five passen- as government policy," said the mag- The editors noted Khomeini's im- directed at the U.S. government, not azine in announcing its selection of the pact was greater than the crisis at the gers, a crew of five and luggage were taken off when the plane its people, but if President Carter person who did the most to "change U.S. Embassy in Tehran, where mili- "succeeds in depriving us of justice" landed the news, for better or for worse" in tants are holding Americans hostage through economic sanctions or mili- "The passengers and luggage were off-loaded and sniffer 1979. to press demands for the return of the tary intervention, "gradually, Ira- dogs were used to check out the luggage and plane," Hess In the Jan. 7 issue, with a portrait deposed shah. nians might suspect that the U.S. peo- said. of the Moslem mystic on the cover, "The revolution that he led to ple share Carter's ill will toward Iran. He said the dogs are trained for detecting explosive Time editors said they had little trou- triumph threatens to upset the world Then, enmity might set in devices and that threats such as the one against flight 324 are ble making the choice, noting that balance of power more than any other In the interview, made shortly treated as though they involved bombs. "selection has never necessarily con- political event since Hitler's conquest before Time's Middle East Bureau Nothing was found and the plane resumed its journey after noted either the magazine's, or the of Europe," said Time. "The danger Chief Bruce Van Voorst was expelled reloading, Hess said. world's, approval of the subject." exists that the Iranian revolution from Iran, Khomeini urged Ameri- Others honored with the "Man of could become a model for future up- cans to vote Carter out of office. Water per flush regulated the Year" designation since the re- risings throughout the Third World ... Time said Khomeini's actions have view began in 1927 have included Already the flames of anti-Western "jolted the nation out of its self- ALBANY. NY (AP) - What'll they regulate next? Well, Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Franklin fanaticism that Khomeini fanned in doubting Vietnam syndrome," and in New York beginning New Year's Day, it's the amount of Roosevelt and Wallis Warfield Sim- Iran threaten to spread..." "may have taught the U.S. a useful, water per flush allowed for newly installed toilets. JBfllL : 1 -__^ i The magazine also portrayed Kho- even vital lesson for the 1960s . In what Environmental Conservation Commissioner Rob- ert Flacke says is an environmental and economic step forward, newly installed toilets after Jan. 1 are only allowed 3'2 gallons per flush, compared to 5 to 8 gallons which most toilets now use. A law approved by the Legislature earlier this year also U.S. tells Pakistan:We'll come to your aid says water flow from new faucets in bathrooms and kitchens may not exceed 3 gallons per minute, limits showerhead WASHINGTON formations, large numbers of ground forces, constitutes a the use of armed force" in the Islamabad-government is Also, the U.S. Embassy in pressure to 60 pounds per square inch and says urinals will be The United States is reaf- heavy tanks, most modern serious problem for the in- the event of "aggression developing the capability to Islamabad was attacked and allowed only 1' 2 gallons per flush. firming its commitment to Soviet tanks, Soviet armored ternational community/' against Pakistan." build a nuclear weapon. burned by a mob on Nov. 21. Older design faucets and showerheads vary in delivery the security of Pakistan, the personnel carriers, motor- Brzezinski said. from four to 10 gallons per minute while urinals use more than Central Asian nation that "We are reviewing the ized infantry and so forth," Brzezinski stressed that nature of our on-going obliga- three gallons. shares a long border with Af- he said. "We are in effect the United States was com- Within 20 years we expect these fixtures will be saving ghanistan, target of a Soviet- tions toward Pakistan, with observing large-scale ag- mitted to Pakistan's security. the view in mind of expedit- Reds pour hundreds of millions of gallons of water each day," Flacke supported coup last week. gression." He quoted parts of a 1959 said over the weekend. Water-saving fixtures can save 20 Zbigniew Brzezinski. ing certain forms of military (continued) "This invasion, which has U.S.-Pakistan agreement gallons of water per person per day, he said. President Carter's national assistance," Brzezinski said. tries." been taken not only through that calls for the United He declined to elaborate on President Carter used the Washington-Moscow hot line security adviser, said yester- an airlift but in the last few States, "in accordance with day that the United States what form the aid might take. Saturday to warn that unless the Soviets withdrew their has hours has assumed large pro- its constitutional pro- The administration's reaf- troops from Afghanistan, Soviet-American relations would be assured Pakistan of portions through the crossing cedures," to "take such ap- American aid, including "the firmation of its commitment affected adversely. The White House said a reply was re- se f of the frontier by Soviet propriate action, including 1l'SPS-145-4401 " ? armed force," should to the Islamabad-government ceived from Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev, but it would 1 »»g ft m . the Soviet action in Afghan- comes after recent strained give no clue to what he said. 1 he Sunday Register w« expand to its southern relations between the two The new Afghan government announced that it asked the neighbor. countries. Soviet Union for help in dealing with the enemies of the (USPS-334-5701 At the same time, 'We leave' Military and most forms "socialist revolution." Pravda, the Soviet Communist Party y T (continued) newspaper, said the Soviet forces were sent to counter E.i.a»m 'n" w! o. " "n" "cC ""'A™,, cm Brzezinski said the Soviet Un- of economic aid to Pakistan have been reduced because of "unlimited backing" given the Moslem rebels by the United • ion was continuing to send mulate a unified Western re- shares a border with the Sovi- sponse to the Soviet action. et Union, "could be next." the administration's fear that States, China and Egypt. It said they would be withdrawn ox Rtgntir Kun.'siinMburv N J onoi troops into Afghanistan, even when they were no longer needed. after Brzezinski said the United About 230 Moslems, in- B-.n
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MIIIIIIIIIIIMMHMMIIIIIIMtlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIMIMKIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII*!' Obituaries IIHIIIIIIIMIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI Richard Rodgers, noted composer NEW YORK (AP) - legendary — "Bali Ha'i" in Richard Rodgers, whose mu- five minutes, "Happy Talk" sic for "Oklahoma!" "The in 20 minutes, "It Might as Sound of Music" and "South Well Be Spring" in CO Pacific" kept Americans minutes. He produced the full humming for 60 years, died score of "Oklahoma! last night at his Manhattan three days! home. He was 77. "When you hand him a Alice Regensburg, a press lyric, get out of his way!" agent who served the com- Hammerstein once said. poser during his lifetime, Rodgers said his fluidity said Rodgers died at 10:28 at the piano was the result of p.m. He had been ill for some hard work, concentration and time, but the cause of his good lyrics, which he was HOSPITAL OFFICIALS WORRIED— Dr. Otto Lehman, the head of the death was not immediately usually given first. hospital's Disaster Committee and May G. Stroock, a member of the hospital known. "Inspiration with me isn't board of trustees and a volunteer on the emergency disaster team, compare Rodgers' wife was at the a matter of mood, but a mat- notes on how the drill isproceeding. East Side home at the time of ter of work and application," his death. Ms. Regensburg he said in a 60th birthday in- said. terview in 1962. "I don't need (8 a piano to compose. I can Victims kept pouring in 1 • "1 create while walking, riding 1 a cab or subway, or sitting in By PAM ABOUZEID gooos slure were volunteer: them to the hospital in re- t a barbershop." LONG BRANCH -The from area communities. cord time. Register .uil Mutes by Dave KlnMan Born June 28, 1902 in emergency room doors at Some of the doctors and "The time element is VOLUNTEER PATIENT— Joseph Gavin, a member of the Deal First Aid Manhattan, he played the pi- Monmouth Medical Center nurses, responding to the very important, the am- Squad, gives a convincing rendition of one who has iust had his right arm didn't stop swinging for a disaster alarm sounded ano when he was 4. His pa- severed by a bomb attack In a local church. Gavin and 19 other volunteers were bulances call ahead and let rents were music affi- , minute yesteray morning throughout the hospital at us know what is coming. cared for by medical staff at Monmouth Medical Center who didn't all know as more than two dozen dis- cionados who weaned him on that the disaster was a hoax. 11 a.m., thought it was the Generally it's a mass of musical scores and classical aster victims, bandaged real thing and were examin- confusion, there's a grat composers. He played by ear and bleeding, screaming ing the volunteer patients deal of activity but we do it at 6 and made up melodies at and in shock, were wheeled within seconds. to keep on our toes," 9. He published his first song, in for immediate medical The exercise is designed Hollander said. *. attention. "Auto Show Girl," at 15. to test the hospital's dis- When the squads bring in At 17, he became the first The man in the corner, aster plan and is scheduled the injured, the medical freshman at Columbia Uni- his right arm severed at the at least twice a year al- staff mobilizes from all versity to compose the score elbow, called over and over though the staff never over the hospital and each for the annual varsity show. for a doctor although there knows until it examines the patient's wounds are were three M.D.'s standing Hart, then a recent Colum- patients whether it's a real assessed and treated ac- over him, gingerly unwrap- bia graduate, provided the disaster or not, hospital cording to severity. lyrics, the beginning of a ping his bloody bandages. spokesperson Jane ]partnership that ended when The Vietnam War veter- Hollander said. The volunteers yester- Hart died in 1942. "When I an, strapped to a stretcher, "The element of sur- day were so convincing in Richard Rodgera met him," Rodgers once apparently gone berserk, prise is included in the drill their acting and the doctors Rodgers' was a rare, pro- said, "I acquired in one af- hummed softly to himself intentionally because if we so serious in their examina- lific talent — he was the com- ternoon a career, a partner as he stared at the ceiling, are taken by surprise we tions that none of the real poser of 43 stage musical and a best friend." seemingly oblivious to have to be prepared for it," emergency room patients scores (40 of them for Broad- After two years at Colum- mutiple injuries. Hollander said. were aware there was a way), nine film scores, four bia, Rodgers entered the In- While the pregnant The choice of a fake ter- drill in progress, Hollander television scores and as- stitute of Musical Art, now woman cried and cried, the rorist attack on a local said. sorted other works. .Milliard School of Music. heart attack victim just church as the scenario for "Most of them didn't Over 60 years, many of his He and Hart wrote their wheezed as his eyes period- yesterday's disaster drill more than 1,000 songs — most first professional score, ically rolled into his head. was picked by the Mon- even know what was going written in collaboration with "Poor Little Ritz Girl," in But the emergency room mouth Medical Disaster on, they just thought it was lyricist Lorenz Hart and later 1920, but it was not until staff, alerted by radio to the Committee and the New very busy in the emergency Oscar Hammerstein II — "The Garrick Gaieties" in influx of victims of a double Jersey First Aid Council be- room,"Hollander said. have become classics. 1925 that they began a suc- disaster, was ready and cause "they are conscious The drill lasted an hour "All I really want to do is cessful career that included waiting when First Aid of this kind of thing happen- and included everything but to provide a hard-working 28 stage musicals, one night- Squads from eight munici- ing in today's world," admitting the actor-pa- club revue and eight film mu- palities brought in their pa- man In the blouse business Hollander said. tients to the hospital. with a method of expresing sicals. tients in yesterday's dis- First Aid Squads from himself," Rodgers once said. aster drill at Monmouth Deal, Elberon, Long A meeting between Dis- Their hits included "If he likes a tune, he can Medical Center. Branch, West Long Branch, aster Committee members "Dearest Enemy," "On whistle it, and it will make Not all the medical staff Highlands, Sea Bright, and hospital staff after the Your Toes," "Pal Joey,"and his life happier." at the hospital knew that Monmouth Beach and Oak- drill gave participants an "The Boys From Syracuse." The titles prove it: the victims of a reported hurst cooperated with the opportunity to evaluate the It was his 18-year partner- "Some Enchanted Eve- ACTION IN EMERGENCY ROOM— The pace quickened at Monmouth Medi- terrorist attack and the in- hospital yesterday by pro- hospital's ability to react ship with Hammerstein that ning," "People Will Say cal Center's emergency room yesterday morning as medical staff and local jured from an ammunitions viding some of the volun- quickly and efficiently to brought Rodgers his sweetest We're in Love," "Climb First Aid Squads participated In a mock disaster situation. explosion at a sporting teer victims and by getting disaster situations. Every Mountain," "My Fun- successes. They were called ny Valentine," "Bewitched, the Bobbsey Twins of Broad- way, the Gilbert and Sullivan Bothered and Bewildered," Mrs. T. L. Schwartz Mrs. Florence Frost "Oh, What a Beautiful Morn- of American musical theater. They turned out "Oklaho- ing, " "Falling in Love With LINCROFT - Mrs. Mrs. Schwartz was a grad- RED BANK - Mr«. Flor- Her husband, George W. MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER ma!," "South Pacific," Love ' Thelma L. Schwartz, 72, died uate of the Saint Barnabas ence Frost, 88, of 199 West Frost, died in 1963. "The Sound of Music," and IS NOW "Musicians don't usually yesterday at her home. Hospital School of Nursing, Bergen Place, died Saturday Surviving, are a daughter, like to recognize contem- "The King and I," an un- Linvingston, and retired from in the Red Bank Convalescent Mrs. lone Dudley and a son, equalled set of hits that ran She was born in Long poraries," one authority said Branch and had been a life- nursing three years ago. Center. John Frost, both of Red OPEN SUNDAYS in 1951, "but Rodgers' songs for more than 1,000 per- She was a member of the Bank; a sister, Mrs. Myrtle formances each. One that did long resident of the area. Born in New York, she had Hours: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. are already considered as a Lincroft Presbyterian lived here for more than 80 Griffen, Lincroft; seven page of musical history." not run that long, Church. grandchildren, seventeen "Carousel," was Rodgers' Mrs. Mary Solt years. His songs — sweet, sen- Her husband, Charles great-grandchildren and nine favorite. MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER timental, sophisticated, vam- LITTLE SILVER - Mary Schwartz, died in 960. She was a member of the great-greatgrandchildren. 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. After Hammerstein's SHREWSBURY py, or inspirational — endure. Solt, 85, of 160 Rumson Road, Surviving are several Shrewsbury Avenue A.M.E. The Childs Funeral Home death in 1960, Rodgers com- 747-5220 The catchy tunes, haunting died Saturday in the Ivy cousins. Zion Church and a member of is in charge of arrangements. posed scores for four stage melodies and refrains have House Nursing Home, Mid- The Damiano Funeral its Missionary Circle and the productions, including "Do I always sent theatergoers dletown. Home, Long Branch, is in Senior Choir. Hear a Waltz," with lyricist home humming a phrase or Bom in Morrisville, she charge of arrangements. two. Stephen Sondheim, and "No Strings," the only play for moved here 18 years ago A critic once described from Metuchen. SOMETHING FOR Rodgers' music as "so which he wrote music and 6 MONTH lyrics. Surviving are a daughter, CERTIFICATES simple we often forget how Mrs. Margaret Courter, Port FANTASTIC EVERYONE good it is." Monmouth; a sister, Myrtle 12.414% Yield Describing how he man- James Kelly Powers, seven grandchldren FOR THE aged to consistently write and three great-grand- 11.854% Per Annum hits, Rodgers once said: "I HAZLET - James Kelly, children. 82, of 3325 Route 35* died yes- 10,000 Mln. — Sub»tantl»l Penally (or Early Withdrawal | have an almost religious faith The Anderson and Cutaio NEW YEAR terday at his home. in what an audience wants Funeral Home, Red Bank, is Born in Ireland, he came and what it is willing to ac- in charge of arrangements. TWIN flORO FEDERAL SAVINGS cept to this country in 1935, settl- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION "I think they want to see ing in New York City. He had "Fashion" "Quality" - "Price" - lived in Elizabeth before 94 BROAD STREET—EATONTOWN a good show. They want to be Elizabeth E. Reed 542-0404 moved, to be captured. And I moving here 14 years ago. LOCUST - Elizabeth E. important ingredients contrib- don't think they care very Mr. Kelly had been em- Reed died Thursday at her much what it is that captures ployed by the Standard Oil residence. them." Co. of Linden for 25 years as a uting to a successful retail traffic coordinator, retiring She had been a life-long Picture Your His work is awesome in resident here. volume and in scope. He in 1962. Surviving are a nephew, operation. During these uncertain wrote "Surry With the Fr- His wife, Julia Kelly, died Marshall J. Dodge 3rd, New Year's Eve inge on Top," composed the in 1978. Portland, Me., and a niece, score for the Emmy Award- Surviving is a brother times, give yourself a lift by Mary Newbold Harding, New winning television series Martin Kelly, Des Moines, York City. memories "Victory at Sea," and ballet Iowa. visiting "Annie Sez". A new music for "Slaughter on The John W. Mehlenbeck The Worden Funeral Tenth Avenue." Funeral Home, Hazlet, is in Home, Red Bank is in charge with KODAK of arrangements. jacket, skirt, or jeans will help The speed with which he charge of arrangements. wrote some of his classics is Instant your NEW YEARS outlook. 202 Death Notices Color Film! Try us, you'll like us! $ DISCOUNT PRICES $ Take-Two Pak FROST— Plorinct, of tw Wtit Bergen Puce, on Dec. ». 1979 Devoted Bailey's Inflation mother of Mr). Ion* Dudley And Mrs Twin Innerspring Set.... $79.95 John Frost, fond sister of Mrs. Myrtle Fighting Price $11.97 Of ifT£n, QrAoornothv of ScvGOi Qr64) t Full Innerspring Set $89.95 grandmother of seventeen, great oreel grandmother of nine. Funeral Have You Seen Muriel? service Wednesday, tt a.m. at the Dinettes 144.95 tip 5 pe. BwJroo* f 195.00 Shrewsbury A.M.E Zlon Church, Rev GET PLENTY NOW! Andrew Mackev Jr. officiating. Inter- MlttntMl.... 129.95 iip BtikMs,.*.,... S179.95 ment While Ridge Cemetery. Eaton, Soli Bed.. J99.95i ip RtcliMn (115.95 DltCMll JlWlllTI She Discovered town. Friends may call at the funeral. home Tuesday It, and at the church I CMq Sktwrtu Tuesday evening 6 9 Dm. SPECIAL 5 pc. Colon.il {WorilOhtni S179.95 "ANNIE SEZ" REED — Elliabelh Eunice, of Locust. N.J . aunt of Marshall J. Dodge III. and Mary Newbold Har- Shop Our Convenient 4 Locations: ding Memorial services on Friday. Jan 4. at II a m. at All Saints Memori- K.D. SHARP'S jeiveltyCf&gift&'mart RTE 35 SHREWSBURY. NJ (201)842 HUH al Episcopal Church. Locust ' Jawdlar, Watchmaker and Camara [Daily Ml 9 .10 Sal III 6. Sun Noon til 5| ALLWOOD PLAZA - CLIFTON NJ (20h SCHWARTZ —Thelma L. im FUpalr on pramliafj Brand), age 7], of Llncrofl on Pec. 30, FURNITURE (Daily in'l Hi Sal nl 6. Closed Sunday) 1979. Funeral service Wednesday Jan. 275Hwy. /36 DlllylO-6 7 at to 30 em. from the Damlano Fu- J OpM ROUTE 35 AT IN Y HoUfS D.lily & Sal I'l 9 JO Sund,iv Noun til ', I' M I neral Home. 125 Third Avenue. Long W. Ktinibiri Wii.Tliri..Frl.THS Branch. Rev. John K Norrle Jr. of- m.-Frl. 1-Br.M. ROCKLANDMAll RTE 59. NANUET. NY (914)62 i 1884 ficiating Interment Greentawn Ccme- INeir LiurHAvf.l 495-0075 Sit. 1-6 Ml.. IM I SHREWSBURY PLAZA 1 lerv. West Long Bench. Friends may NO CENTRAL AVE HARTSDALE, N V, (914)946 Hum call at the Funeral home on Tuesday 842-3676 7 4. 79o m SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, DECEMBER 31,1979 The Dairy Register 5 Estate tax certain Suppose the decedent leaves a grots Enter decade of the common stock By SYLVIA PORTER estate valued at 1170,000 Subtracting (The following column ii excerpted debts, funeral and administrative costs of when real-estate investments competitive investments, from Sylvia Porter's new best-telling book, By LOUIS BUKEYSER don't confuse the smug with 1931-M, when stocks hit their M0.OO0, this leaves an adjusted grots es- are presented as surefire on having soared earlier (and "Sylvia Porter's New Money Book For NEW YORK - And so we facts. Twentieth Century low; tate of $430,000 TV talk shows, when news- usually being more difficult TheWs.") enter the IMOs - the Decade What produces so bold and late-lS74, when stocks pro- to cash in quickly), will be Estate taxes combine both the certain- When the marital deducation of $80,000 of Common Stocks. unorthodox a forecast? Three vided the best buying op- magazines run cover stories is subtracted from this amount (1250,000 The decade of what? factors, just for starters: portunity of this generation, on art and antiques, when the less attractive for "hedge ties of death and taxes. The taxes are 1 assessed by the federal and state govern- because one-half the adjusted grots estate You read me right. And (1) While investments are and right now. This suggest perennially wrong super- hunters." ments on the value of property you leave amounts to 1215,000, and in accordance the very (act that the notion not, alas, subject to rigid that a good deal of bad news pessimists race into print with the law, the larger amount — op to sounds so outrageous add> to mathematical formulations is already built in — and that This is not a forecast for a behind - but the estate tax laws of states with ads warning you to stay straight-up decade; we've differ widely, and generally impose much $290,000 — may be used as the marital the conviction in this corner - otherwise, the computers the market might be vulner- out of the stock market — deducation). the taxable estate becomes that, 10 years from today, the would really own the world — able, for a happy change, to never bad one, and are not smaller taxes than the federal estate tax that, historically, has been a about to. It is, however, a flat laws. (The federal law alto gives a certain (180,000. idea will seem in retrospect there are a number of objec- good news. pretty good time to star* Tentative tax on an estate of (180,000 it to have been self-evident. tive statistical meas- prediction that equities — amount of credit for estate taxes paid to (2) The psychology is as picking up some commo (48,000. Subtract from (hit amount the For the one sure rule urements that, more often whose "death" was pre- states.) bad as the numbers. That's stocks In view of the great variation in state (47,000 unified credit ((47,000 because the about investing is that what than not, tell us when stocks maturely announced by a decedent died after 1980) and a state death are in the bargain basement. good, very good, for those tax amounts, exemptions and other cir- "everybody" knows is no (3) What torpedoed stocks business weekly last summer tax credit of (880, and the federal estate longer worth knowing. "Eve- For only three extended peri- who hang in there now When cumstances, assume that such taxes exist in the 1970s could launch — are likely to prove the har- tax would amount to approximately (520 rybody" knows that common ods in history, for example, the financial measurements diest corpoae in captivity and now concentrate on the federal tax show this kind of pessimistic them in the 1980s inflation. aspects. stocks have been, and have has the Dow Jones Industrial Make way for the Decade of Average aqld at prices sub- extreme, it historically has Stocks are likely to be per- A fundamental warning on federal es- every reason to continue to Common Stocks. stantially below the book val- suggested that stocks were ceived increasingly not mere- tate taxes: Forget any ideas you might be, a bummer of a place to ue of the 30 component stocks ly as inflation-battered have conceived prior to 1977. The'Tax put your money. Never mind dramatically less so. Similar- (that is, what those firms' "pieces of paper" but as dial Reform Act of 1976 has made much tradi- YOUR that the more widespread ly, when "everybody" tells assets would bring in a fire shares of hard, undervalued "The Action Lin tional tax-thinking obsolete. this view becomes, the less you to put your money any- valid it inevitably becomes: sale). The three times: business assets. Meanwhile, The starting point for the present estate MONEY's where but common stocks — 542-1700 tax calculation is your "gross estate," which is simply the fair market value of all WORTH property you own. Against this you are allowed certain deductions for funeral ex- penses, debts and administration expenses to arrive at your "adjusted gross estate." If the decision in the above example has Beginning with Jan. 1,1977, a "marital no suriving spouse, or children under 21 deduction" is then allowed for the value of years of age, the federal estate tax would your property which passes to your surviv- be (77,240, for the marital deduction would ing spouse to the extent of 1250,000 or SO not be available. percent of your adjusted gross estate, Here's how the estate taxes of dif- whichever is greater. A further deduction ferent-size estates compare with and is allowed for bequests to charities. The without the marital deduction for dece- remaining amount of your gross estate less dents dying after 1980 (earlier years' taxes these deductions is your "taxable estate" are somewhat greater due to the esca- First upon which a tenative tax is calculated at lating size of the unified credit) i DEPARTMENT STORE rates progressing from 18 to 70 percent. With an adjusted grott estate of Quality Against this tentative tax the estate is (180,000 there would be no tax levied with allowed a "unified" credit of 138,000 for the full marital deducation Without the decedents dying in ltyTO; $42,500 for dece- marital deducation, the tax would be (520. dents dying in 1980; and (47,000 for dece- On an adjusted gross estate of (430,000 dents dying after 1980. Finally, a limited the tax for those using the full marital credit for state death taxes is allowed to deducation would be (520 and without the arrive at the federal estate tax amount. deducation, (77,240. The following illustration of the estate And for an adjusted gross estate of (1 tax calculation assumes that the decedent million the tax with the marital deduction "this is it!!! died after 1980 owning property worth would be (98,000, without, (265,(00. 1470,000 all of which is left by will to the Once over the taxable threshold, estate spouse. taxes can be high indeed. Use losses on bonds By DAVID R. SARGENT of reinvesting the proceeds in (580 Q— I nave a Ion oa some another municipal bond, you Q— Absat Vh yean ago, I municipal bonds bought a must watch the "wash tale" boagkt 1,000 •haret of number of yean ago. If I told rule. You may not buy back Dorchester Gas, tow oa Ike them, could I use the lost to the tame bond you told, nor AMEX, at It*. It b BOW MM. offset ordinary income the should the replacement be same as If I took a stock lott? SbMM I grab my profit awl •substantially identical." By raa? Have the eswrgy stocks Do you think this is a food that the IRS means a tax- peaked? The P/E It ealy IX. I time to switch? D.P. Texas exempt bond with the tame have aever made sacfc a Mg A— Yes, on both counts. coupon and due date. You can profit la the market before, You can use a long-term loss reinvest in bonds of the same on a bond sale to offset prof- issuer and in something simi- awl I'm afraid to IOM It. I its on stocks or other bonds — lar to those being sold. These sold too Mta oa other stacks or to offset up to (3,000 of same rules apply to corporate that weal baaaaat after I got ordinary income on a (2 for (1 bonds and to preferred! as oat. I aaa't aeed the moaey basis. In other words, a max- well. BOW aad If I sold I woaM probably reinvest. What do imum of (6,000 in capital By switching into a recent- losses may be used each year ly issued high coupon bond, you thlak I timid do? P.W. to offset (3,000 of ordinary you can probably improve Mtcfcigaa income. Thus, if your tax sit- your current Income even if A- Hold and pray. We uation warrants it, take the the face amount of the total doubt that North American loss. Because you are estab- lit our investment is smaller. For energy stocks have peaked. lishing a loss, you have until example, if you sold ten 5 The need for oil, gas and coal the end of the year; a gain percent bonds now trading 1* just too great long term. would have to be taken by around 70, you would raise Dorchester Gas hat a good December 21 to allow five full (7,000, which could then be discovery and production re- business days to close the reinvested in seven 8 percent cord and It still reasonably transaction before the end of bonds trading at par. This priced on earnings. The fact the year. twitch would up your income that you only paid 10 for it It If vou have any intention bv 12 percent from (500 to irrelevant. Stay with it.
STATEMENT of CONDITION NOVEMBER 30.1979 ASSETS First Mortgage Loans $26,947,053.34 GNMA-Mortgage Backed Securities 7,297,755.43 OtherLoans 904,172.65 Federal Home Loan Bank Stock : 301,200.00 Obligations o) the U.S. Treasury and other Government Agencies 2,297,759.81 Other Securities 25,000.00 Cash 230.714.20 0^70% Land, Office Buildings. Equipment....' 461,990.62 Deferred Charges & Other Assets 507,143.08 Real Estate Owned ...» 0 $38,972,789.13
LIABILITIES AND RESERVES Savings*. Income Accounts $33,442,737.32 BorrowedMoney 2,229,435.00 set Undispersed Loans and Unearned Discount 793,293.50 EscrowFunds ! 125,574.80 Other Liabilities 341,598.33 Reserves and Undivided Profits .2,040,150.18 tartW*"^ $38.972,789.13
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COLTS NECK OFFICE: Highway J4 • 4311200 Lobby and Drive-In Houn: Monday thru Friday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. I DiPARTMINT STORf Friday Eves. fvR p.m. DEAL OFFICE: Norwood Avenue at Wyckoll Street • UI-MS0 Ubbv and DrWr-ln Hour.! Monday thru Friday • a.m. — 4 p.m.— Wxlmaday Kirning. p.m. — 8 p.m. The Daily Register Soviets move in on Iran Established m 1878— Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON iiiiiiiiiimiitiiiiiiHiiimuiiiiiimiiHiimim Moving into the power delegation, for example, vacuum in southwest Iran, circulated a letter to their WASHINGTON - While WASHINGTON the Soviet-backed Tudeh Par- Empire State colleagues, not- ARTHUR 2 KAMIN deploring the Iranian threat ty has quietly organized ing that the Michigan delega- r tion had supported another President and Editor to world peace and orderly workers in the oil fields, diplomacy, the Soviet Union SCENE which are the backbone of the bailout not too long ago — for William F. Sandford, Associate Editor has been moving quietly to country's economy. The Sovi- New York City. exploit the situation to its tllMlllllllllllll'ltll't'lHIlHIIIIIIMIIirillllll etized workers are resisting "Good sportmanship and 6 MONDAY. DECEMBER 31. 1979 own advantage. attempts by Ayatollah future legislative influence By keeping a low profile compound, either as coach, Ruhollah Khomeir to solid- require that, regardless of and engaging in its usually cheerleader or privileged ify control of the vital region. what our feelings may be, we cynical double-dealing, the guest perusing secret docu- Clearly, the Soviets are should come through this 'It's me!' Kremlin hopes to emerge as ments. torn between support for the time as a body," the letter the dominant power in a . In Moscow, meanwhile, ayatollah's revolution and a widely disputed findings, re- explained. "Our own state weak, disunited Iran. To this Soviet Foreign Minister An- desire to undermine it. They ported that before IMS the isn't entirely out of the woods end, the Soviets proclaim drei Gromyko assured Ira- are cautious, therefore, about Soviet Union will be unable to and a vote for Michigan could their support for the Iranian nian bassador Mohammad encouraging autonomy fill its own domestic oil and well pay big dividends for us revolutionaries, while simul- Mokri that the Soviets among the Aterbaijanis, natural gas needs. later on." taneously working to under- "would not remain neutral" Kurds and other ethnic mi- Under a 1975 agreement MOBIL MISCUE: Which cut the new regime behind if the United States should norities. with the shah, the Russians hat is Washington superflack the scenes. attempt "armed ag- An unpublished report, were to build a pipeline for Herb Schmertz wearing to- The Russians obviously gression" against Iran. prepared for the Joint Con- export of Iranian natural gas day - Mobil Oil's or Teddy welcomed the ouster of the But at the same time, the gressional Economic Com- to Western Europe through Kennedy's? It's getting pro-Western shah — indeed, Soviets are believed to be mittee, also makes this the Soviet Union. The transit harder and harder to keep it may have helped to foment counseling restraint out of point: "Soviet leaders proba- fee was to be paid In natural all straight. concern that the situation the revolution that ended his blY fear that the evangelism gas — 13 billion cubic meters Schmerti is supposed to be rule. And the near-anarchy might get completely out of of the Iranian revolution will a year. But since the revolu- hand. Soviet interests are on leave from the oil com- that has followed in Iran has cause ... (Soviet) Muslims to tion, work on the pipeline has pany to work on Kennedy's been tailor-made for Soviet best served by keeping the demand more autonomy from stopped, and Khomeini is con- fuse burning without igniting presidential campaign as a mischief-making. the central government in sidering dropping the project the powderkeg. sort of technical adviser. But But working both sides of Moscow." altogether. Gromyko, therefore, en- the other day, he popped in to the street can be a tricky On the other hand, the un- see Rep. John Dingell, 1) couraged the Iranian am- published report notes, the So for what cold comfort It business, even for such ex- Mich., with Mobil President bassador to continue detain- Kremlin might "seek to take' may bring U.S. leaders, their perienced dealers in duplicity William Tavoulareas In tow. ing the hostages — for anoth- advantage of the discontent opponents In the Kremlin are as the Kremlin bosses. In- They tried, unsuccessfully, to telligence sources tell me er year if necessary — among the various Iranian also faced with difficult de- get Dingell to withdraw that the Russians are proba- without harming them or pro- nationalities by attempting to cisions regarding the present charges be had made about bly no more in control of voking the United States to establish pro-Soviet states and future course of Iran and events in Iran than we are. resort to military action. among these people." its troublesome revolution. Tavoulareas' administration of Mobil. Thus, the Kremlin is The Soviets would like Interestingly, Iran's pe- CHRYSLER'S CRONIES: clearly delighted at the Unit- their oil-rich neighbor to be troleum reserves figure as Log-rolling of a not-so-subtle Schmertz assured my of- ed Slates' discomfiture in the continually beset by turmoil, importantly in Kremlin variety helped push the fice it was all on the up-and- hostages situation, and its to remain militarily weak, strategic planning as they do Chrysler aid package through up. He just broke his vacation ambassador has been spotted economically drained and po- at the White House. The Cen- Congress last week. Three to go back to work for Mobil inside the captured embassy litically threatened. tral Intelligence Agency, in members of the New York — for one day. Out of a nude weekend By JAMES J. KILPATRICK iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiniiiiiiiiiiilHiiiimitiimiiiii tor Ken McCormick that any tergate figures. The chilling WASHINGTON - Nov- resemblance to a living per- effect could be real. elist Gwen Davis spent an CONSERVATIVE son would be wholly coin- All the same, there is October weekend in 1969 in a cidental. The author herself something to be said for the group encounter session made a general defense. Her public figure who is shot from known as a "nude mara- VIEW Dr. Herford was a "fat Santa the novelist's ambush. thon." She was seeking mate- Claus with long white hair, rial for a new book that IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII MIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIII white sideburns, a beard, a It's a shabby business, or Greeting the new year Doubleday would publish in cherubic rosy face, rosy fore- so it seems to me, simply to arms." The real-life Bindrim : 1971 under the title of repressions! Unfortunately, hang a false beard on a real With a less than-happy chapter of the already tense world atmosphere with •Touching." Ten years lat- in the novel, things turn out was clean-shaven and human being, and then to hide human history, as with a dull novel, its military intervention and power grab er, the weekend has turned badly short-haired. She insisted she KILPATRICK behind the cover of "fiction" had created her own charac- turning a page generates hope of better in Afghanistan. out to be touching indeed. She The nude marathon that in order to hold him up to things ahead. With the end of the old year and her publisher have been Mrs Davis actually attended ter, given him dialogue that As for the "decade of the 70s" - a Bindrim would not have public contempt and ridicule. tonight we begin a new page — and in the touched for a libel award. at Sandstone, in Topanga Ca- decade by dictionary if not by spoken, and otherwise had My own sympathies go in I see by the papers that some swing into the decade of the 80s we look I am of two minds about nyon near Los Angeles, was entrepreneurs are making a mathematical definition, purists noting this case. It surely will make done what novelists do. both directions. There is run by a licensed clinical psy- movie called "Chappaquid- upon it as a whole new chapter — of the that the 197th decade A.I), actually will life more difficult for the nov- chologist named Paul Bin- That was the trouble. The something to be said for the dick," and I can imagine that story of our times, and although its basis end one year from today - it has not been elist, but it may provide some drim. The ink hadn't dried on California courts approved a novelist, who traditionally is only a rather arbitrary calendar calcu- reasonable redress for the "Touching" before his law- Catch 22 situation. To the ex- weaves his own experiences Senator Kennedy's lawyers one of our better ones, marred by the are even now poring over the lation, we eagerly grasp it for the prom- public figure who is libeled yers were demanding that tent that a novelist accurate- into the fabric of his fiction. turbulence of Watergate and Vietnam, ly depicts a real person, the Davis-Bindrim case. ise it may offer of brighter days. from ambush. Let me sum up Doubleday suppress the book among other difficulties. the facts. real person may be the more and call in the unsold copies. Half the citizens of My whole life as a writer After years like the one we're seeing In the novel, two bright Bindrim said he could be readily identified. But when But our nation historically has car- Asheville, N. C, could identi- revolves around the First out tonight, it is always mbre pleasant to young married women, feel- readily identified as the fic- the novelist departs from ac- ried on through difficulty and hardship, fy themselves in the works of Amendment. I could not pos- look forward than back. The story of 1979 ing that something is missing tional Dr. Herford. He curate depiction, in order to always hoping for the best and not from their lives, attend an wanted damages. A jury gave avoid the pitfall of identi- Thomas Wolfe, and they felt sibly condone any abridge- is neither a proud nor a happy one. Most their privacy had been crueK: ment of the right of free always getting it. We have faced and intense nude encounter week- him $25,000 worth. fication, and causes the fic- of the major woes we bemoaned at its tional character to do or say ly invaded. Carried to ex- press. But the First Amend- weathered equally dismal prospects in end in Southern California. Two appellate courts in outset are still with us and some — The therapy is led by a California sustained the unattractive things, the nov- tremes, the California de- ment never on earth gave us inflation of prices and the concomitant our own times and may take heart from fictional Or. Simon Herford, award, and last week the Su- elist risks a libel proceeding. cision could squelch a a license to practice libel, and the case of the nude mar- deflation of the dollar — have grown the example of those of our forebears medical doctor and psy- preme Court refused to hear In this case, the fictional Dr. "Citizen Kane," which de- who faced and rode out crises of greater chiatrist His theory is that as an appeal. Herford used vulgar language famed William Randolph athon may not prove too in- worse Relatively little progress has hibiting if it compels a nov- magnitude — heart-rending civil war, people shed their clothes, Doubleday. displaying no in talking to his naked cus- Hearst. TV producers may been made toward settlement of the they shed their inhibitions tomers. And this, complained elist to draw more on his own staggering depression, world wars. They gallantry whatever, blamed hesitate to screen another Middle East unrest, and achievement of also. it all on Mrs. Davis. She had Bindrim, was something he "Behind Closed Doors" for fancy and less on the facts of left us a legacy of faith and confidence in an arms limitation pact with the Soviet Off with pants, bra and repeatedly assured book edi- himself would never do. fear of successful suit by Wa- other people's lives. Union still eludes us. our ability to solve our problems. That legacy is the banner we guide on as we Now overriding all those worries is march into a new year and a new decade. 9 our national outrage at the seizure and imprisonment of American Embassy In times of stress we like to note that Crisis is called a "witch hunt staff members by terrorists in Iran with things always seem somehow to get bet- the consent and support of that country's ter in due time. Whether the 365 days Rumson fective and useful method of one main issue has not been To the Editor: government. That, most pressing of all ahead — or even the next 10 years — will presenting aspects of drug dealt with affecting the Regarding your recent abuse to young people. The our concerts until such time as it is FROM OUR READERS world's children — mankind prove sufficient for the cure of any great editorial about RFHRHS, reaction of the students to will still allow their lives to happily resolved, leaves us more ltt* od number of our woes is something for "Arother Regional Crisis," mb«r Thtr mutt nil ax
There is a German word that aptly describes space or for clothes and bedlinens in the end-table "cubes ' territory necessary for life, growth, or activity. Although The obvious interest in conchology gives the new found lebensraum" doesn't exactly apply here, the concept does. "haven" unusual interest and the use of basketry, textured When you are lucky enough to have a bedroom vacated by grass-like wallcovering and soft sand colored Armstrong a grown son or daughter, you can easily turn that area into an carpeting emphasizes the natural theme adult retreat that is suitable for almost any. personal activity Levelor blinds keep things simpler for light in/out apd When furnishings are kept simple and tailored, it helps visually expand the room size without the clutter of drapes determine how well the room can accommodate a variety of and curtains activities. And, if the furniture is flexible, it can be used as Accessorizing this room provides a real opportunity for extra sleeping space when the occasion arises. It is certainly the new-tenant adults to display treasured family photo- foolish to keep a bed "dressed" for the infrequent house- graphs, trophies, and other mementos that might seem out of guest. place in more formal living areas The room illustrated was designed by Linda Newman, an Inexpensive shelving placed strategically at ordinarily interior designer from Armstrong Cork Company. She is a lost space above the windows, and at elbow height not only member of. the American Society of Interior Designers. The utilizes space for storage but offers the best location to room is photgraphed from two angles to include the closet showcase personal memorabilia Lifestyle converted to a hobby center. Decorated for Beacon Homes A decorative ceiling helps keep the room acoustically Inc., Newport Richey, Fla., the room is average size — balanced; music preferences can be honored without disturb- MONDAY. DECEMBER31, 1979 approximately 11 x 13 ft. ing others. For comfort underfoot and easy care, the choice The room takes on a more spacious look with a bed's was a luxurious but tough-tested Trustmark carpet absence. "Banquettes" were made of Vinch plywood and PRIVATE ADULT RETREAT can be made from an signer Linda Newma.i with minimal furnishings and the platforms were covered in fabric from David & Dash, Inc. To everything, there is a season. So when Junior leaves abandoned bedroom when the grown children leave shelving for storage and accessories display, Foam pillows and back bolsters, covered in sehll-motif fabric, home, it doesn't necessarily mean you're losing a son <•' home. A shell hoCbv theme was used by interior de- make up to sofas by day, beds by night. There is storage space daughter — it may mean you're gaining lebensraum!
A NEW YOU Don't be a copycat in makeup
By EMILY WILKENS celebrities including Dina Merrill and the Gabors dazzl- 3 Keep a soap on a rope in the locker at your tennis Step into a New Year and a new decade heeding good ing, believes' women should get down to beauty basics club and you won't be as likely to leave it in the shower as advice from a trio of personalities who have influenced Wore applying finishing touches. you would a cake of soap •women's and men's images: Of course the right coiffure is important, " she told JUST FOR YOU- I'ablo. creative director of Elizabeth Arden. doesn't me in a recent conversation, "but the most becoming Dear Emily: I'm 30 and have had long hair all my life believe in beauty trends bul in custom-styled beauty. hairdo doesn't help if hair is dull and drab. Color is the that I'd like to have cut. Before taking the big step, I'd 'The point of makeup is to help you look your very key to beautiful hair — color and shimmering highlights like an expert opinion on what length and style. Is this belt, he told students at New^Ynrk's Fashion Institute of Many women are just a shade away from beauty." possible on a budget? Is there a course I could take In Pachnology where he was a guest lecturer recently. Ko.se likes softly waved hairdos because the tighter styling so that I will be able to do my own hair? — N.G. Don'1 try Id look like someone else — we already have the curl, the fewer the highlights. Dear N.G.: There are expert stylists in salons across one Karrah with so much hair, so many teeth. Why do we ' John Weitz. a fashion designer who is famous around the U.S. To find one in your area, start watching hairdos. need more'* ' the world, recently launched his own collection of fra- When you see someone whose hair is beautifully cut, find According In Pablo, exaggeration in makeup is vul- grance for men because he feels that, although invisible, out where it was done Then call the salon and make an );Hr Work with what you have." he advised. "Don't be fragrance is an important accessory. At the rate men's appointment for a consultation. Explain that you want a too hard on what you think is a bad feature." colognes, soaps and after-shaves are selling, it would hairdo you can manage yourself and get the stylist to I'ablo happens to be crazy about prominent noses. The seem that men agree Weitz has this advice for men who diagram the setting pattern for you. There's no need to kind with bumps are his special favorites A nose that's a are shopping for fragrance aids: take a course in halrstyling to be a successful do-it- little irregular has character and interest, he said. It'san 1 If you re an outdoor man, use an after shave with a yourselfer. You'll find some good tips on hair care in my upinion with which Barbra Streisand would agree She protective noisturizer in it. "Natural Beauty Aids" bulletin, which can be obtained has created her own original, one-of-a-kind look 2 To freshen up at the end of an exhausting business by sending 25 cents and a self-addressed, stamped en- Role Heti, the haircolorist who keeps the hair of day. buy a small cologne to keep in your desk drawer. velope to me, care of this newspaper. UNUSED CLOSET is converted to a hobby center for the shell collector In this former bedroom. HINTS FROM HELOISE To everyone: Have a happy New Year!
•HAPPY NEW YEAH designs. II it's a girl's lunch box, gussy it up a bit. Makes it and anchored it with a rubber band. over the wrong side, being as artistic as you dare. Its that once-a-year time when we make all those wild much easier to find if stacked with a lot of others at school. — Now I can stick the little shouts of plants in the net without Then, when you're ready to cut out the material, you'll be promises to ourselves: ' Annis Ferguson having them fall in. And I can add water to the bottle through easily able to tell which is the right side of each cutout piece. • To go on a diet DEAR HELOISE: the net too. The chalk is easily removed by brushing or washing. — Not to fuss at the kids so much or fly off the handle wheh I had to stop cleaning long enough to write you. We love you and your column! Just keep up the good work. R.E.B. itti'ii ruom looks like a hurricane hit it. After 25 years of baking "burnt ' cakes — I would blame - Kathie Miksch DEAR HELOISE: To keep the house so clean it rates a seal of approval. them on my oven — I discovered the culprit was the aluminum DEAR HELOISE: When I started using barrettes for my three-year-old Not to hit high C and scold 'cause you got out of bed on the toil I lined the bottom rack of the oven with to avoid having to Whenever I make a packaged frosting or use the canned daughter's hair, I could never seem to keep them all together. wrong side or your new shoes pinch. clean the oven. type, I add about half a container of non-dairy whipped One day I was determined to figure out a system for You know the kind of resolutions we make, all of 'em in The bottom coil heats my oven for baking and the foil lopping, beating It into the frosting. putting the red ones togelMer, the blue, and so on. I ho 'improvement's needed" category. reflected the heat up thereby burning the bottoms of my cakes It makes the frosting less sugary, gives it a creamier, I draped a hair ribbon over her dresser mirror and Now Year's also is the day to think about our friends and before they were baked. more spreadable consistency and gives me more Icing for the snapped them to it. Now, at a glance, I can se^ the color I our tamily— what would this wintry old world be without Please tell everybody how dumb I've been all these years. cake. — Mrs. D. Miller want and snap the barrettes off the ribbon and into her hair. oin ' Luv You — Ann Kivenbark What a neat idea! Now why didn't I think of that? — I hope this will help other mothers solve a problem I'd \\r all have so much to be happy about. We live in a free DEAR HELOISE: Heloise been coping with for several months. — Jo Walti ctuntry, have [odd for our table, enjoy the right to say what I just discovered a fantastic way to make my own control DEAR HELOISE: A great solution for one of those time-consuming little wo want and go where we please Tis a land o' plenty we live panties. It's for you girls who purchase control top pantyhose: The other day when I made a suggestion to a friend irritations that results in "hair pulling" (your own). in. so let's count our blessings and give thanks. When the legs get runpers in them, don't you dare throw regarding some household dilemma, her response was, "You That ribbon also could be attached to a wall with a thumb Hen> s wishing each and every one of you wonderful them away. Cut the legs off and use the control tops as panties should send that hint in to Heloise." tack concealed behind a little flower or bow. — Heloise people good health, happiness, prosperity and the happiest under slacks when you don't care to wear pantyhose. My answer, "Where do you think I got the idea in the first DEAR HELOISE: \ow Yoar ever. — Heloise -Fabulous! I love them. place?"-L.C. I quickly and easily clean and whiten the cords on my BEAR HELOISE: I imagine you probably could wear the tops under regular DEAR HELOISE: Venetian blinds with diluted white shoe polish. Is your hubby's or kid's metal lunch box yukky, scratched pantyhose and make your own control top pantyhose. Love A good way to clean between the coils and legs of steam I add a little water to the polish and apply it with a small and'rusicd? . » your column —Mrs. Charles U. Felling radiators is with one of the long snow brushes used on can. rag or sponge. — H.M.K. ' Scrub it, sand it if necessary, then buy some spray paint DEAR HELOISE: It does a more thorough and faster job than a vacuum I generally on sale for less than a dollar I and spray paint the I've finally figured out how to root tiny little slips from cleaner. — Virginia Doyle Make a New Year's resolution to send your friend Heloise hex a couple oi times. plants in water without losing them in the vase. DEAR HELOISE: your favorite household hint. Drop her a thrifty or nifty tip care of this newspaper. She can't answer your letter person- ' It'll look just like new and think of the money you have I didn't have anything small enough to put them in that If, when buying material, you can't tell the right aide from ally but will use the best time- and money-saving ideas saved. they wouldn't fall all the way into, so I cut some plastic net the wrong, ask the saleslady. She'll know. received in her column. For a lew cents more, get some decals and apply little from an onion bag, doubled it, put it over the top of a bottle Then, when you get home, take a piece of chalk and mark
AT WIT'S END Goals for '80 6 MONTH CERTIFICATES By ERMA BOMBECK $ 00 Let the word go out Tomorrow is the first day of the reorganization of my 10,000 stressful life. My family has insisted upon it They say I'm a bundle of stress. They can tell by the way my muscles tighten in my neck and jaw, the frequent headaches (MINIMUM) and an occasional loss of words. That's why I have set up a program of six goals. . INVESTED First, I'm going to spend more time meditating — especially before I put a BETWEEN DEC. 27 TO JAN 2, 1980 fattening lunch on my charge card which arrives at the same time as the bill for exercising it off. I'm going to stop trying to do two or more things at a time. This includes 11 85% listening to a phone conversation while taking the burrs out of the dog's rump, eating ai I J , my lunch, and closing the door with my foot while listening to my husband telling me why the car is knocking. (ANNUAL RATE) Whether it be working, eating, listening, or playing, I'm going to allow myself plenty of time to do things well and provide myself with an environment that WILL RETURN promotes peace of mind if I have te break the door down to tell the kids to cool it with $ 87 the stereo. I'm going to take time to nourish a few of my acquaintances and friendships. 10,590 This includes people who have borrowed my books and never returned them. BETWEEN JUNE 26TO Jl'LY 2.1980 Another goal is to learn to spend time enjoying things such as music, reading, vciiir Dooru-av ToSeruritv and hobbies. In fact, I have set a deadline for myself to readten classics by March. Since 1817 • And finally, I'm going to develop a philosophy of living. I've been living a long time, but I never had a plan for it. That's why I'm going to establish life goals for myself and bring back rituals and traditions that hold meaning in my life. Yesterday, when I told my husband that, I said, "Beginning with New Year's Day, I'm going to revive a wonderful old custom my mother used to observe." ELKS LODGE CITED — The Association for Retarded Citizens Monmouth Unit, "What was that?" he asked. made presentation to the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Long Branch "She always used to serve pickled pig's feet and sauerkraut to bring us luck." Lodge, in appreciation for the Elks' hosting of the ARC dance program for more Before my very eyea his muscles tightened in his neck and jaw, his eyes blinked than six years. At the presentation of a signed lithograph are, left to right, James in pain and he couldn't seem to think of anything to say. . Barbiero, chairman of the Elks' Crippled Children's Committee; Neil Bannan, I didn't realize before that stress is catching. Eatontown; Patrick Breen, exalted ruler of the Long Branch Lodge; Diana Donate West Long Branch, and Peter Adams, Ocean Township, chairman for ARC. SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. DECEMBER3i. 1979 The Daily Register 9 YOUR HEALTH La rsen-White
ABERDEEN—The marriage ot Karen Loretta White and Don Jay Larsen was sol- A child con get ulcers emnized Dec. I during a ceremony conducted in the Pint United Methodist Church by the Rev. Irving Griener. There was a reception By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. adult techniques" for diagnostic study It is not excellent There is no reason to believe, once in Union Gardens Firehouse, Union Beach My 11-year-old daughter has been having pain unusual to have upper gastrointestinal X-ray stud- recovery has taken place, that your child will Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. in the belly on and off for almost a year. The ies made for this purpose indefinitely be burdened by this problem doctor now says that the hat an ulcer of the Roy White, 37 Hill St., Keansburg, and Mr Recurring abdominal pain in adults is very During a regular examination, it was faand stomach It it possible for a child to young to have and Mrs. Ed Larsen, 10 Heckelmann St., significant to the doctor. The relationship be- that I have a polyp of the rectum. If I don't have it an ulcer? Does it meant the will always be tween pain and relief after eating is highly in- removed can it ever become cancerous? — Mr. Union Beach. troubled with it? - Mrt. M.G., La. dicative of stomach ulcers Children are less D.A., Texat. Dear Mr. A.: Attending the bride were Irene Larsen, Dear Mrs. G.: likely to be aware of this cycle of pain. Conse- Benign, or non-cancerous, polyps of the rec- maid of honor, Laura Rhodey, Eve Matay You are particularly fortunate that your doc- quently, the ulcer diagnosis may be delayed, or tum are extremely common Many times they and Darlene Matay. Norma and John Matay tor was able to make this diagnosis on your child even overlooked exist without giving any symptoms. Sometimes, a were flower girl and ring bearer. Often, an ulcer of the stomach or the small My personal experience with children patients bout of bleeding may be the first indication that The bridegroom had Kevin Price as his intestine is overlooked in a diagnostic survey of a is that they are very reliable and. in general, they exist. best man and the ushers were Larry McQuen, young child complain only when there is good reason for it. You did not say in your letter whether your Glen Watten and Gregory Matay. For years it was a major misconception that The temptation of accusing children of wanting doctor suggested removal. If this simple pro- Mrs. Larsen was graduated from peptic ulcers of the stomach and the duodenum special attention because of their complaints is cedure was recommended you would be making a Keansburg High School and Mr. Larsen at- I upper intestine) occurred only in adults. Chil- frau9ht with danger For. by suggesting that it is mistake not to do it If. on the other hand, your tended Keyport High School. They reside in dren who complain of "bellyaches" are still often all "psychological" in origin, important prob- doctor said, "Let's watch it," your concern MR. AND MRS. DON LARSEN Keansburg. accused of having them because of their junk food lems like stomach ulcers can be ignored should be minimized and other dietary indiscretions Stomach ulcers in children are treated with Benign polyps rarely degenerate into malig- Ttiday, doctors are keenly aware of the possi- • diet and drugs and the elimination Qf stress, in nancy, yet a rectal polyp should be kept under Fallone-Smith bility of stomach ulcers in children and use the same way adults are treated The results are observation
HOLMDEL—Robin Dale Fallone were the couple's •P • Smith and Gary Charles honor attendants. ANN LANDERS Fallone were married Dec. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Fallone in Holmdel Community were graduated from Mid- Church. The Rev. John dletown Township High Waldron officiated. School. She is employed at The bride is the daughter Abraham and Straus, Mon- of Dr. and Mrs. Donald P. moulh Mall. Eatontown. Mr. Time to start again I Smith, 2J5 Cooper Road, Mid- Fallone attends Brookdale dletown. Community College, Lin- Mr. and Mrs. Patrick croft. Fallone, 204 Oak St., Lin- After a honeymoon on St. Dear Ann Landers: I've - N.V.C. Mother Tomorrow we begin a new (2) Does it pass the test of (6) Hold up the final de- croft, are the bridegroom's John in the U. S. Virgin Is- been carrying a column you Dear NYC: How nice of year. It's the perfect day to sportsmanship? In other cision to the glaring light of parents. lands, Mr. and Mrs. Fallone wrote on Oct. t, lMt. It you to let me know you prof- "start again." words, if everyone followed publicity. Would you want Donna Smith and Robert reside in Long Branch. • t helped Improve my life. ited from my column. Here's Dear Ann Landers: In this this same course of action, your family and friends to Please print It again lor the the repeat. Your timing ROBIN FALLONE age of conflicting would the results be benefi- know what you have done? next generation. Thank you. couldn't have been better. philosophies, shifting stan- cial for all? The decisions we make in the dards and the emergence of 13) Where will your plan of hope that no one will find out what some choose to call The action lead? How will it af- are usually wrong. Hyle-Rosendale New Morality, please tell me fect others? What will it do to MIDDLETOWN-An- bow a person can differen- you? There is a big difference Engaged nouncement is made by Mr. tiate between right and (4) Will you think well of between cold and cool. Ann and Mrs. Joseph Rosendale, wrong. Every day I am beset yourself when you look back Landers shows you how to 11 Adam Court, of the en- by new conflicts. I'm frank to at what you have done? play it cool without freezing gagement of their daughter, admit I am utterly confused. people out in her booklet, Marianne A. Rosendale, to Can you give me and others (5) Try to separate your- "Teen-Age Sex - Ten Ways Richard M. Hyle, son of Mr. some words of guidance? — self from the problem. Pre- and Mrs. Robert Hyle, 231 Dark Side Of The Moon tend, for one moment, it is to Cool It." Send 90 cents and Church St., Matawan. Dear D.S. Moon: Several the problem of the person you a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to Ann Miss Rosendale was grad- weeks ago I heard a sermon most admirs. Ask yourself uated from Middletown High by Dr. Preston Bradley, the how that person would handle Landers, P.O. Box 11W5, Chi- School South, where she was beloved pastor (now emer- it. cago, Illinois 60611. selected for the National itus) of The Peoples Church Honor Society, and attended of Chicago. He discussed this very subject and in con- MR. AND MRS. JOHN NUNZIATO Brookdale Community Col- lege, Lincroft. She is em- clusion quoted Dr. Harry Eileen Monahan Marianne Roiendale Belli Benson ployed by Progressive Life Emerson Fosdick's six-point Pay btti* the easy, Insurance Co., Red Bank. test for deciding right from Nunziato-Clark Mr. Hyle is an alumnus of wrong. I asked Dr. Bradley if money-having way* Chopnick-Monahan Matawan Regional High he would send me his distilled RUMSON-In Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church Dec. 15, PLUS SV interest School and was a member of version, and he did. Kerry Lynn Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Clark, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Mr. and Mrs. James B. the Student Council. He at- (1) Does the course of ac- per annum. 14 Narumsunk St., was married to John Francis Nuniiato, son Monahan, 77 South Ave., announce the engagement of their tended Rutgers University, tion you plan to follow seem of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Nunziato, Conover Road, Morgan- daughter, Eileen Mary Monahan, to Stephen D. Chopnick, son Newark, where he was a logical and reasonable? Nev- ville. The Rev. Joseph Desmond officiated. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chopnick of Brooklyn. A March member of Tau Kappa er mind what anyone else has Ellen Supple and Joseph Nunziato were the couple's honor wedding is planned. FAJIK • NEPTlr** • MAfMLAFAN • &MtU*ttUltV Epsllon. He is employed by to say. Does it make sense to attendants. Miss Monahan was graduated from Mater Dei High William H. Becker Inc , Key- you? If It does, it is probably Mrs. Nunziato attended Rumson-Fair Haven Regional School, New Monmouth, and Immaculata (Pa.) College. She right. is a registered dietician at St. Joseph's Hospital, Philadel- port, a commercial printing High School and is employed as a receptionist. company. Mr. Nunziato attended St. John Vianney High School, phia, and is in the MBA program at La Salle College there. Holmdel, and New Jersey Institute of Technology and is Mr. Chopnick was awarded a BS degree In electrical employed by Insco Systems, Neptune. engineering from the University of Pennsylvania, and a Juris Churnetski- ANNOUNCING THE After a wedding trip to Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Nunziato doctorate degree from Temple University School of Law. He make their home in Highlands. is a corporate attorney in Philadelphia. Benson GRAND OPENING ATHENS, Tenn.-Mr. and ASK DR. BROTHERS Mrs. Ralph Benson announce the engagement of their on Jan. 2nd of daughter, Beth Benson, to Edward Churnetski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Churnetski, 103 E. Lincoln Financial depression fearsAve, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. A summer wedding is planned. i Miss Benson was gradu- Dear Dr. Brothers: My wife aren't trying to torment you. that there are other values Psychoanalyst Dr. Erika ated from McMinn County and I are just getting started, Comfort yourselves and each that are enduring and worth- Padan Freeman agrees with High School here. She at- having had to move to a new . other with the view of most while. Let them be exposed to you that our children are tended Cleveland State Com- home and purchase a new car economists, which is that your philosophy as well as the deeply affected by the funmunity College, Cleveland, — all in the last two years. we're not apt to have a repeat philosophy of persons you re- syndrome. She says the and was awarded an as- We're both working to make of the last depression. spect. Perhaps you can set search for fun can become a sociate degree in radiology ends meet and white it's a Dear Dr. Brothers: My aside an hour each week frantic disregard for every- from Chattanooga State struggle most of the time, two youngsters, high- when you all can read togeth- thing else and this can under-, Technical Community Col- we're reasonably happy. My schoolers, complain when we er and then express your cut the child's ability to look lage. She is employed at Me- in-laws are convinced we're ask them to sit in their rooms thoughts following the read- for long-term benefits. Chil- morial Hospital, Chat- going to have a serious de- to do their homework. They ing. dren become dependent on tanooga. pression, and I'm shocked at say it isn't any fun. My hus- others for fun. Mr. Churnetski was gradu- the look of near-glee that band asks, "Why should The emotion of pleasure ated from Henry Hudson Re- comes over their faces when homework be fun? You're comes from having done gional School, Highlands, N. they contemplate and discuss Club features supposed to learn." They dis- something well, It helps us J., and is a senior chemical this, recalling living throkgh grow and enhances self- engineering student at Lehigh the last great depression. agree and apparently, so do doll program esteem. In the rush for fun, University, Bethlehem, Pa., What is this? Talk of sueji a many of their teachers. I RED BANK-The Eve- the search for real pleasure and a member of Tau Beta thing is enough to put my wMe know that learning can be RED BANK , NJ ning Membership Depart- often gets lost. Pi. 144 BROAD ST. and me both into a panic. fun, but It can't always be. I ment of the Woman's Club of WEST END, NJ * Why do they do this to us? sometimes think that my * 750 BRIGHTON AVE. Red Bank will meet Monday, What could possibly have children have no patience for Jan. 7 at 8 p.m. in the been so attractive about anything unless It "tuns YOU'VE HEARD ABOUT US IN RED BANK. clubhouse, Broad Street. those bad old days? — G.K. them on" or Is pleasant. I AND NOW WE'RE IN WEST END NEXT think part of their attitude A program, "My Dolls," Carl .4. Quarlin, Dear G.K.: Disaster has a that everything has to be fun will be presented by Gloria R.P. TO EASY STREET strange appeal and depres- to have any value comet from Bush, whose hobby Is making sion is a kind of disaster. television. What can we do to dolls and and dressing them Oeltin a sunlan in When there's a common counteract this? — V.P. in authentic character and GIVE YOURSELF I MAG IN E f minutes without having to lie out in the sun for threat, people tend to get Dear V.P.: Give them period costumes. closer together, creating a A HEALTHIER LIFE plenty of guidance, talk to Refreshments will be You can have an ALL OVER TAN—no lines— no perspiration. sense of purpose and adven- SAFE (no sunburn with our controlled method), NO HEAT—Our them every day to find out served by Betty Shelley, Raf- This is the time of year for gift giving. You are IMAGINE ture. This is often roman fella Melina and Amy method is COOL. ticized when one looks back what they're thinking and probably busily selecting Rifts for others. How MacKenzie. | about Riving one to yourself? Being TAN BEFORE you goon vacation over an experience that, at feeling and let them know IMAGINE Keeping your tan after you get back from your trip the time, was bitter and pain- Give yourself the gift of a longer, healthier life. I You can. First, go to your, physician and buy a ful. We all have selective Having a beautiful tan without ever going away on vacation I health check-up. He probably will find nothing memories and some people I wrong. Even if he does, one of the many wonderful ONE MINUTE IN OUR TANNING BOOTH IS tend to recall the pleasant, I medicines we stock will help you. The follownis rather than the unpleasant. N€€D HO.P D€COMTMG? I suggestions for better living and the odds are our EQUIVALENT TO ONE HOUR IN THE SUN. There's a myth that hard I wish that you will enjoy many more Merry Christ- times and deprivation build YOU Cm \AffO9H> A | mases and Happy New Years will come true. 20 SESSIONS—$49 character, this generally Our INTRODUCTORY GIFT to the first 100 isn't the case. There is also COIKULTriTION VOUS DOCTOR CAN PHONE US »•«• you the phenomenon that occurs I need a mdldiM. Pick up your pincriptlon if customers...a gift pouch of Aloe products, •hopping nearby, or w» will deliver promptly without when the anxiety of waiting IN YOUR HOM€ including ;"Fashion Tan " and "After Tan". for a disaster becomes so in- extra charge. A great many people tntrmt us with tense, the person actually their prescriptions. Ma; we compound yoanT Also, for our first 100 customers in Jan., wants it to happen so it can be T.S.I.'s next door neighbor, EASY STREET faced and hot anticipated. Barbara Doyle HAIRDRESSERS will issue a gift certificate Another concept is what is 741-0600 AUTHORS!) 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I'm sure your in-laws JAN SALONS, INC 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1979 State aims at regulating hospital bills TRENTON (AP) — As the If the hospitals agree to the Health Department to the diagnosis of toe patients long the patients stay. Another goal, which is im- shared by patients whose the same fee for the same new year begins, the state is the rates, the state's new provide a cross section of dif- illness "Iff • disincentive for portant to the hospitals, is to bills are paid by Blue Cross, service, including a share of starting an ambitious pro- Hospital Rate Setting Com- ferent hospitals — by size, Each hospital will have a the hospitals to keep them spread out the costs of caring Medicaid and Medicare, un- costs of caring for in- gram to regulate most hospi- mission could authorize the location and types of services list of standard rates for each there longer than neces- for indigenti — patients who der a 1971 state law. Patients tal bills rates at some of the hospitals — so the state can adequately diagnosis, as approved by the sary," said Jeffrey Warren, cannot pay their bills and are covered by those health plans lowever, health plans By Jan. 15, the state by March. judge the progress of the pro- Hospital Rate Setting Com- executive secretary to the not covered by health plans often receive lower bills than may ask for a special dis- Health Department is sched- Under a new law enacted gram in its early stages. mission. The rates will vary commission. "There's an in- Hospitals currently absorb count if they agree to certain other patients who received procedures that would help uled to propose rates for 383 last year, all 118 hospitals in Unlike current hospital from hospital to hospital, centive for them to be effi- the costs of lndigents or pass the same services. New Jersey must take part in based on their costs But at cient." along the costs on to other cut hospital costs, such as standard hospital procedures bills, which are based on how But that law was repealed at 26 New Jersey hospitals. the system by 1883. many days a patient is hospi- each hospital, all patients This would accomplish patients who can pay higher paying all bills promptly. by the rate setting law, which None of the hospitals is in The first 26 hospitals in talized, the state's regulated will be billed according to the one goal of the new system —' bills. Blue Cross already has asked mandates that all patients at the commission for such a Monmouth County. the program were chosen by hospital bills will be based on same rates, no matter how to hold down hospital costs. Indigent costs could not be a given hospital be charged discount. Bettors lined up to get into Bally's new casino ATLANTIC CITY (AP)- Bally's WOO-million gam- state officials that the casino have been proposed. blackjack tables, 10 roulette because not all of Park the chairman of Bally Manu- the state completes its in- Bettors lined the Boardwalk bling hall opened for play at was operating at "minimum Park Place's 50,100- wheels, six craps tables and Place's dealers and super- facturing Corp., was absent vestlgation of his alleged outside the East's newest le- 10 a.m. Saturday, less than proficiency," Miss Kalagian square-foot casino opened . two baccarat tables. It is op- visors are licensed. from Saturday's ceremonies, dealings with organized gal gambling casino for more six hours after New Jersey said there were few com with 619 slot machines, 36 erating at about half-capacity William T O'Donnell. 57, He agreed to step down until crime figures. than an hour before it opened authorities gave their per- plaints. yesterday — the second day mission for the opening after "The dealers are starting of operation for Bally's Park observing the casino's opera- to settle down and people Place. tion and internal accounting have been pleasant," she "They started lining up controls during two addi- said. "They know that the before9 a m., about 50people tional practice "play nights" dealers are new, so they've Gel Your at each of our entrances," Fhursdav and Friday. been patient." said Kim Kalagian, a secre- Park Place officials had With a simple ribbon-cut- tary in the casino manager's hoped to open the casino ting ceremony, Park Place office. Thursday morning after four president William S. Wein The crowds were heavy at eight-hour practice runs last berger, former chief of the the gaming tables Saturday weekend with play money on Las Vegas casino Caesars and Sunday, with bettors the tables and real money in Palace, announced Saturday, waiting behind the blackjack, the slot machines. "We've finally got a store." roulette and craps tables for But Casino Control Com- a chance to try their luck at mission Chairman Joseph P. Park Place joins Kesorts Atlantic City's third casino, Lordi ruled that two addi- International Hotel Casino, she said. tional practice sessions were which opened in May 1978, and Caesars' Boardwalk Re- r FREE GIFT 'It's been a pretty steady necessary because some flow." Miss Kalagian said. dealers needed more practice gency, which opened last Figures on how much and the casino's television June, as the Boardwalk's at Hudson City Savings Bank money the casino won on its surveillance system wasn't three casinos. Ten more first day won't be available working properly. casino hotels are under con- until later in the week. Despite statements by struction and dozens more for a deposit of as little as NJ. near safety mark TRENTON (AP) - New Island led the nation in 1975 nation because of strict en- Jersey will end 1979 with the and 1978. forcement and vigorous lowest traffic fatality rate in As of Dec. 27, there were education programs. the nation, state officials pre- 1,095 highway deaths in New One of the reasons for the dicted. Jersey. Chorba said the state safety record may be the State Division of Motor has consistently ranked as number of radar units in op- Vehicles officials made the (me of the safest states in the eration. prediction after learning that Connecticut and Rhode Island — New Jersey's two closest rivals for the safest record — are expected to end the year with a much higher highway death total than they had last year. New Jersey had 16 fewer Presents highway deaths as of Dec. 27 Hamilton Beach than it did the year before, 7-speed Blender said Robert Chorba, a spokes- "WAYS OF WATCHING" man for the New Jersey Of- fice of Highway Safety. "Of course, the New Year's holiday could change NEW YEAR'S EVE, Monday things. But as of now. things 9:00 P.M. to 12:30 A.M. look pretty good for the state to close out the year with the Featuring "MY SON - MY SON," lowest fatality rate in the na- tion. " he said. Dramatic conversfon-story film. New Jersey led the nation Plus music, Testimonies, Communion Sunbeam Provincetown with the lowest traffic death Proctor-Silex Mantle Clock rate twice since 1975 — in at Midnight, Buffet lunch. Beverage Brewer 1976 and 1977. The rates in those years were about two Everyone welcome. Meets in deaths for every 100,000 miles Navesink Methodist Church, Navesink Ave. Vi mi. inland from Snow geese Hwy. 36, Atlantic Highlands 291-1641 for information. eating up cord grass Z>*te A paid directory of coming events for non-profit G E AM/FM Radio OCEANVILLE (AP) - (with 2-way power) Voracious snow geese are organizations. Rates $2.00 for three lines for one day, $1.00 each additional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each ProctorSilex eating up thousands of acres Automatic 4-Slice Toaster of the Brigantine National additional line; $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $6.00 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional Wildlife Refuge and threaten- line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call ing the feeding grounds of The Daily Register. 542-4000, ask for the Date Secre- other birds. tary. Minimum balance lor tree girt mual remain on deposit lor one year II the accouni balance shouldlall below ths minimum a charge will be imposed lor the cosi ol Federal officials said they meichand.se received. One gill per deposilor All gills will be mailed Mow lour weeks lor delivery Hudson City Savings Bank reserves Ihe nghl to make may extend the hunting sea- DECEMBER 31 subslilulions with a comparable gift il necessary, or to perrrw you lo choose another gill Irom those offered il merchandise is unavailable to us This gitl olterinq can be lermnaled at any time without prior notice son to restore the ecological The Jersey Shore Scots American Club invites you balance. to celebrate New Year's Eve at a party in B'nai Israel The geese are feasting on Hall, on Hance and Ridge Rd., Rumson, NJ. Music by cord grass, which is also used the Irish Tradewinds. dancing, 9 p.m. until ? Open bar, ' hot and cold buffet, $20 per person. For reservations as food and cover by a variety call Andrew Wilson, 870-9786 or Martin Rocke, 842-5798. of other birds, including the abundant black ducks, spar- JANUARY I Our six-month Special Our 30-month Special rows, willets and rails, feder- Meeting on Wed. at 7 JO at the Register Building. Time Deposit* pays you al officials said. Buffet with dishes brought by members. Guest fee $2.50, Time Deposit* pays you for information call 747-3687. Cord grass grows along the banks of the salt marshes JANUARY 4 The Art Alliance, 101 Monmouth St., Red Bank will and serves as a protective 12.381*5-11.854* yW on 10.40—%a year, have a reception 7-9 p.m. featuring S. Pezzutti, J. cover for the salt-marsh Simp* nleusl paylDW monthly compounded daily—paid monthly snail, which seeks safety be- Urbansky, J. Martin and J. Schneider. Public welcome. ThU la an annual ma mt vHM. ho»e»e», hind its blades from currents JANUARY 8 »• iMvrMy « Ma oapoM la M Mn and the and the wash of the tides. Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship of Mon- me Is euktact la <*mf at ranaaal. mouth County invites you to hear the Editor of CBS This rate available Dec. 27 through Jan. 2. News, Carlos Ochoa, and the Music Ministry of Damcus This rate available Jan. 1 through Jan. 31. Road at their monthly dinner at Buck Smith's in 110,000 n**i—ii «)DI» SSOOmlnlmumdwoaK. Blue flu's Middletown from 6:30 to 10:30. For reservations call talk 291-5500 before 5 p.m. or 671-5918, after 5 p.m. Cost per —«m»alen»el»li '•»• i» over but ticket $6.50. All reservations must be made on or before I Jan. 6th. JANUARY 8,15,», 2$ 'In the evtnt of withdrawal before maturity the consent of the bank is required and, In The Monmouth Civic Chorus will hold open audi- not dispute tions for new chorus members for their Spring prod- accordance with FDIC regulations, a "substantial penalty" will be imposed. uction. (May 16-17). of Gilbert & Sullivan's "H MS at the same time! ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Pinafore" on Tues. evenings at 7:15 at the Embury Open your savings account and get TOTALLY FREE CHECKING A salary dispute between city Methodist Church. Church St., Little Silver. For in- officials and this resort's po- formation call Roxie Seiple, 531-5232. lice officers remains un- JANUARY 10,17, & 24 resolved, but an attack of Ms. Senior Citizen is sponsoring a deluxe bus trip to "blue flu" was reported Atlantic City. Hot buffet lunch, show, free silver dollar Hudson City cured yesterday. champagne and taffy.. Complete $14. Call 988-5433, 774-1411 or 842-3001. All welcome. 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Strymg Savers Sines 1868 fOU«L OPPORTUNITY percent across-th»-board LfNOffl wage offer by the city. Member Federal Deposu Insurance Corporation Dallas 463X'^raults L.A. into NFC finals IRVING, Texas (AP) - A play caUed 63X and a daring defensive ploy that caused the Dallas Cowboys' Shotgun Offense to backfire carried Los Angeles into the National Football Conference title game where the Rams have a chance to punch a ticket to their first Super Bowl. The Rams, who were eight-point underdogs, stunned the Cowboys 21-19 yesterday thanks to a seven-back defensive secondary that helped neutralize Dallas' two-minute offense and an amazing show by a quarterback who was third string when the season started. Los Angeles travels to Tampa Bay for the NFC title game and Ram Coach Ray Malavasi flat put it on the line, saying, "If we play our next two games like we did today, we'll win it all." Quarterback Vince Ferragamo, who started the year behind Pat Haden, delivered the killing thunderbolt on a 50- yard pass-and-run play to fleet Billy Waddy with just 2:06 to play in the game. Waddy caught the tipped pass on play 63X at the Dallas 27 and outran the Cowboy defenders for the touchdown. The victory surprised even some of the Ram players. "Rich Saul (Ram center) told me after the game they didn't expect to win," said Dallas linebacker D.D. Lewis. "They thought they were gonna get beat." Waddy said of the winning touchdown pass: "Someone tipped the ball a little but I kept my eye on it. On 63X, Ron Smith is the primary receiver but Vince came to me over the middle. It boiled down to one big play." The Rams hoodwinked the Cowboys at the start of the game by taking out linebackers and Inserting seven defensive backs on obvious passing downs. STEELER SMILE — Pittsburgh Steeler quarterback Terry Bradshaw lets Malavasi said, "We tried to match speed with speed. out a hearty laugh as he Jokes with teammates following his team's 34-17 Linebackers don't have the speed of receivers. It was Bud victory over the Miami Dolphins In an AFC semi-final playoff yesterday. Carson, our defensive coordinator, who came up with the idea. We had planned to use it here against Dallas in October, but we had too many defensive guys hurt. It was very effective." The Cowboys couldn't get untracked and Los Angeles built Steelers love See Rams, page 13 cold weather 9 Sports MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1979 SPRINGING LOOSE — Ron Springs of the Dallas Cowboys breaks away from the 11 grasp of Los Angeles linebacker Jack Reynolds en route to a (irstdown in their NFC home field playoff battle yesterday. PITTSBURGH (AP) - Count Steeler The Two Bett quarterback Terry Bradshaw and wide re- "The two best teams are in it," Brad- ceiver Lynn Swann among the Houston shaw said, adding, "If it snows here, that's Quarterback war Oilers' fair weather fans. an edge we'll take." "We Love You Blue" was their cry "It's going to be a tough, tough football while watching television Saturday as the game," said defensive end Dwight White. crippled Oilers upset the Chargers in warm, "I got respect for them." dry San Diego. The Oilers beat San Diego 24-17 without expected in Rose "Terry and 1 were cheering so hard for the help of fullback Earl Campbell and Houston we had headaches," said Swann. quarterback Dan Pastorini. Both were PASADENA, Calif. (AP) - Art already ranks as the Buckeyes' all-time pass- But after helping the Steelers beat the nursing, leg injuries and their status for the Schlichter and Paul McDonald, two contrast- ing champion. Miami Dolphins 34-14 yesterday to advance Pittsburgh game is uncertain. ing quarterbacks, likely will be the key per- "It always amazes me how well to the American Football Conference title What does Miami Coach Don Shula think formers tomorrow when top-ranked Ohio Schlichter does in the clutch There are not game, their preference was back with the about an Oiler-Steeler rematch? State takes on No. 3 Southern California in many quarterbacks that can run and pass like Steelers and Pittsburgh's white winter Hlllipi Deiervei Credit the Rose Bowl.. him And what I like about him is. he's only a weather. "I give (Oiler Coach) Bum Phillips all Both sides already are contending the sophomore." said Earle Bruce, Ohio State's California Muit Walt the credit in the world. He's got them in a winner will claim the national college foot- coach. If San Diego had won as predicted, the championship game with all the problems ball championship. Ohio State matches its "We are a big play team." said Steelers would have traveled to sunny, they've had." 11-0-Orecord against USC's 10-0-1 mark in the Schlichter, who accounted for 1,955 yards and southern California for the AFC title game. But, said Shula, "I'd have to go with the nationally televised showdown (NBC-TV, 5 22 touchdowns this season "We can be very "To have gone out to San Diego and team we played today.'' p.m. EST). explosive at times. But I think we can drive beaten them out there ourselves would have Bob Kuechenberg, offensive lineman for The two schools have been consistent the ball down the field if it's needed ' given us a great deal of pleasure," said the Miami Dolphins, pointed to the Super bowl performers in the last decade. Each has The left-handed McDonald, 6-2 and 180 Bradshaw, who had a rough afternoon when Bowl ring on his finger. appeared eight times in pdst-season play, the pounds, is a smart senior, a gifted passer, but the Steelers suffered a 35-7 regular season "We've got one thing they can't take Trojans performing in six Rose Bowls, the not a g°°d runner He ranks as the second- loss on the Chargers' homefield. away, these 17 diamonds. There are no Liberty Bowl and the Blue Bonnet Bowl and best passer in major college history. "But I don't like going to the West piec.es of coal in there," he said of the ring the Buckeyes in five Rose Bowls, the Orange, McDonald is completing passes at a Coast. I feel much more comfortable in my the Dolphins won in 1972 with a 17-0 season Sugal and Gator bowls. school-record 64 percent clip this season. He backyard," he said. that included a playoff triumph here over Schlichter, 6-foot-2 and 200 pounds, is a has thrown for 3,904 yards and 36 touchdowns in his four-year career. Steeler defensive lineman Steve Purness Pittsburgh. . ROSEY WELCOME — Ohio State head football coach raw-boned sophomore who runs as well as he "He's more caught up in the confines of feels the same way. Steelen Dominated Earl Bruce Is hoping he and Rose Bowl Queen Julie passes. He's developed into a big play man our system," said USC coach John Robinson. 'I Hope It'i Zero' "Yeah, that's the only thing they Raatz still have a smile on their faces after the Buck- The strong right-hander has cracked the "His career interception rate is the lowest in "I'm a cold-weather football player. I haven't taken. They got everything else," eyes New Year's Dav Rose Bowl battle with use. The school's single-season total offense record in See Quarterback, page 14 hope it's zero Sunday when we play Hous- teammate Larry Little lamented. winner could lay claim to the national title. both of his seasons. With two years to go, he ton,'" he said. The Dolphins won Super Bowl titles in It was in freezing rain that the two 1972 and 1973. Then they faltered as Pit- teams met this time last year with identical tsburgh began a stretch of domination that positions in the standings — Pittsburgh, the has brought the Steelers three of the last homestanding division winner, and Houston five Super Bowl championships. Beck big part of Ranger win; on the road as the division wild card team. "Actually, I don't want to take anything Pittsburgh won that game easily, 34-7, away from Pittsburgh," Kuechenberg said on the way to its third Super Bowl victory. after Miami was limited to 25 net rushing During their two meetings this season, the yards. Steelers triumphed 38-7 in Pittsburgh and "I'm a strong believer in the church of the Oilers won 20-17 in Houston. what's happening now and they're the Red Wings stop Islanders, 4-2 "Next week will be the game of the best," he added. NEW YORK (AP) - Barry Beck finally fits in with the decade, and the Steelers have always been Steelen Controlled rest of the New York Rangers and that's bad news for the rest able to meet that challenge," said Swann, "They manhandled us. They were in of the National Hockey League. who plans to play despite a slight hamstring control. Today was a lesson in quality foot- "I can't say enough about Barry Beck," said Rangers pull that sidelined him in the second half ball. Pittsburgh's in a class by themselves. assistant coach Mike Nykoluk, who then proceeded to say an against Miami. See Steelen, page 14 awful lot about the star defenseman. "He's a massive man and a presence. "He has restored the lost art of open-ice bodychecking and his overall play is really dominant." The 6-foot-3,216-pound Beck joined the Rangers on Nov. 3. At first, the former Colorado Rockies player who cost the Rangers five men in the deal, wasn't living up to his billing. He was tentative and gambled at the wrong times. Last night, however, Beck made it clear he is no longer having such problems. In the Rangers' 5-2 victory over the Washington Capitals, he controlled the action every time he was on the ice. "I feel more comfortable and I'm able to do what I want to," said Beck, who scored a goal and had two assists. "I'm not pushing it anymore." Nykoluk did have one criticism of the 22-year-old de- fenseman. "We want him to shoot more," said Nykoluk, who is coaching the Rangers while Fred Shero recovers from broken ribs. "He tries to pass too much from the blue line and be too cute when he doesn't have to be. He's a natural." Beck, whose goal came on a shot from the blue line that a screened Rollie Boutin in the Capitals' goal did not see, didn't agree with Nykoluk. "A lot of my shots would get blocked by forwards coming at me," he defended, "so I'd rather throw It in the corner or 'take the high percentage play and throw it to the side of the net. You can get those passes through where the shots wouldn't go through." The Rangers got shots by Beck, Claude Larose, Anders Hedberg, Eddie Johnstone and Steve Vickers through Boutin. Guy Charron and Anto Lehtonen scored for the Capitals against New York's Steve Baker. Lehtonen's goal came right after Ron Duguay's shot at an i open net was blocked by a sliding Rick Green with Boutin out of position. The Capitals took the puck and skated the other SIX FOR SIDNEY — Pittsburgh Steeler halfback Sidney Thornton (38) way, with Lehtonen firing in a shot from outside the New York sidesteps Miami Dolphins linebacker Rustv Chambers (51) and Norris blue line. Thomas (31) to score a touchdown on a one-yard burst In the first quarter. "I'm nervous and I need goals for my confidence," said a STICKY SITUATION — New York Rangers Ulf Nilsson (11) stick checks Rick Green The Steelers went on to win 34-17. slump-ridden Dujruay. "It was ray fault the guy's stick of the Washington Capitals in front of the Washington goal as Capital goalie Rollie See NUi»«V page 11 Boutin protects the net. The Rangers won, 6-2. , 12' The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. DECEMBER 31.1979 Drysdale sweeps to Innkeepers title T1NT0N FALLS - Cliff Drysdale waits for no one. Drysdale. who fired shot after shot past Butch New- man in the finals of the sixth annual Eastern Innkeepers' Association tennis tour- nament at the New Shrewsbury Racquet Club here yesterday, played in peak form to take a 6-2, 6-2 victory. Drysdale, an interna- tionally-ranked 35-and-over player from the Union of South Africa, needed no warmup nor experimenta- tion period to take apart Newman's game. Newman, from Dallas, crowded the net in an at- tempt to shut. down Drysdale's ground strokes, relying heavily on strong volleys. But every time Drysdale got close to a New- man volley, Newman found himself looking back at flying tennis balls The team of Gil Howard and Larry Dodge, both from San Francisco, ripped Fred Drilling, Chevy Chase, Md., and Hugh Thomson, Birm- ingham, Ala., 7-5, 6-2 in the doubles finals yesterday. Howard's strong first serve continually aced the Drilling team, and Dodge covered the net like a coat of paint
RatllUr photoi bv L«rrv P«i n* The tournament was for SOLID SHOT — Cliff Drvsdale of South Africa players 35 years old and HARD-CHARGER — Cliff Drysdale races to his left in preparation for Butch OVERWHELMED — Butch Newman of Dallas slams a shot in the Eastern Innkeepers' tour- over. The event was co-spon- Newman's return. Newman's net play and volleys were not able \o stop Drysdale's fields a lob from Cliff Drysdale In the Eastern nament vesterdav. sored by American Express powerful around strokes. Innkeepers'finals. Nilsson assists as Rangers skate past Capitals, 5-2 (continued) The victory was only the second for Detroit in its last 10 Black Hawki 5, Brulm 3 dropped their tenth game against 20 wins and 5 ties. stripped it, I rushed it and pushed it along the ice, didn't lift games. The Islanders were pinned with their 15th setback of CHICAGO — Grant Mulvey scored an open net goal with Kerr, along with linemate J.P. Bordeleau, closed in on it." the season, as many losses as New York suffered during the one second remaining to ice the Chicago Black Hawks' victory Cheevers, virtually screening the Boston goalie, and allowing ' Washington Coach Gary Green noticed that "we beat the 1978-79 season, when they compiled the league's best record. over the Boston Bruins. Kerr to push the puck past him. Five minutes later, the Rangers two weeks ago by playing two bad periods and one Chicago's Reg Kerr virtually shoved Boston goalie Jerry Hawks made it 4-2 when rookie Keith Brown uncorked his 40- Labraaten scored on an angle shot past New York goalie foot slapshot from the right point and Preston deflected in his good but it didn't work tonight." Washington overcame a 4-0 Chico Resch for his 14th goal of the season. Then Danny Cheevers from in front of the crease to score his seventh goal deficit in the third period to beat the Rangers 5-4 on Dec."15. of the season midway in the third period. And five minutes fifth goal of the year. KM Id ii.' beat Resch on a power play at 4:56 to give the Red Boston made it 4-3 with just five seconds remaining and ITf Nilsson had three assists for New York while line Wings a 2-0 edge. later Rich Preston deflected in a 40-foot slap shot to give the mates Vickers and Hedberg each had a goal and an assist. Hawks the edge. Bordeleau sitting in the penalty box when Peter McNab '"'Bill Hogaboam continued the Red Wings barrage when he The Hawks, beating the Bruins for the first time on notched his 18th goal of the year. >y Red Wings 4, Islanders 2 With Cheevers out of the net to give Boston a man DETRO1TV- Detroit's Danny Labraaten scored at 1 47 to stole the puck from New York defenseman Dave Lewis and Chicago ice since Oct. 22, 1978, earned their 12th win of the fed Ki M| Thompson in front of the Islander net. Thompson year, enabling them to take over first place in the National advantage, Mulvey collected his 19th goal of the year follow- ignite a four-goal surge in the first period as the Red Wings ing a faceof f with just one second remaining in the contest. went on to defeat the New York Islanders. finished off the play at 8:57 for his 17th goal. Hoekcy League's Smythe Division. The Bruins, meanwhile, SuperSonics sink Trail Blazers PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)- Lakers 113, Suns 105 advantage with 4'i minutes Adrian Dantley and 2,1 by successive points as the Jazz .lack Sikma scored 26 of his LOS ANGELES - Jamaal remaining and Phoenix didn't Terry Furlow, pulled away in' built a 90-82 lead with 3:05 to game-high 32 points in the Wilkes and Kareem Abdul- threaten after that. the fourth quarter for a vic- play. * second half yesterday as the Jabbar combined for 58 Rookie Earvin "Magic" tory over the Milwaukee Seattle Sonics defeated the points as the Los Angeles Johnson and Norm Nixon Bucks. Johnson made a pair of Portland Trial Blazers Lakers ended a nine-game added 15 points each for the Reserve Tom Boswell long jump shots, the second 107-100 in National Basketball Phoenix winning streak with Lakers. scored seven points in the with 2:08 left as the Bucks got Association action. a victory over the Suns. Paul Westphal led the fourth quarter for the Jazz, within 90-86. It was the Sonic's 24th win Wilkes scored 18 of his Suns with 29 points, but he who won their third game in in their last 30 games, while season-high 30 points in the scored only three points in four starts. It was their After Milwaukee's Brian the Blazers lost for the 15th first half and Abdul-Jabbar the fourth quarter. Alvan fourth road victory of the Winters missed a three-point time in the last 19 games. had 12 of his 28 points in the Adams came off the bench to campaign, matching their to- goal attempt from deep in the Seattle trailed 86-81 with fourth quarter as the Lakers score 20 points for Phoenix tal for all of last season, and right corner, the Bucks' 9:11 left to play but took the recorded their third straight and Truck Robinson added 16 their second in as many Harvey Catchings grabbed a lead two minutes later by victory. points for the losers. nights. rebound at the other end of scoring seven straight points The Lakers led nearly all The Suns played without Marques Johnson scored the floor but lost the ball as to take an 88-86 edge with 7:05 the way, but the Suns closed starting forward Walter 23 points to lead Milwaukee, he fell to the floor: left. to within three points at 90-87 Davis, who was sidelined which dropped a third con- The Blazers tied the score with about seven minutes to with a sprained right ankle. Dantley picked up the ball secutive game. at 88 and 90, but after play. However, Los Angeles Jan 95, Bucks 88 and sank a layup to give the Portland center Tom Owens scored 12 of the game's next MILWAUKEE - The Boswell scored three Jazz a 90-66 advantage with left the game with his sixth 16 points to take an U-point Utah Jazz, behind 23 points by points during a series of eight 1:01 left. personal foul, the Sonics took control. Sikma had 16 points in the McGinnis weighed 'costs,' fourth quaarter, including 12 in the final 5:49. His jumper with 5:07 left to play gave surrendered to suspension Seattle the lead for good at 92-90. DENVER (AP) - Denver Nugget George more witnesses as they (Kersey supporters) McGinnis says he decided to sit out his Na- had, it was circumstantial evidence," Guss Williams had. 26 tional Basketball Association suspension be- McGinnis said. "They felt that there was a points and Fred brown had 18 cause a court victory wouldn't "have been 75 percent chance that the sentence that had for Seattle. Williams also had worth what it cost me the rest of my career." been sent down would either stick or be even ten assists. McGinnis was benched without pay for 10 more severe." Sikma hit 11 of 13 shots in days after a game at Seattle on Dec. 16 "I know I'm right," he said. "But my the final half and had nine of during which he was accused of purposely laywers have convinced me that this is the his game-high rebounds. slamming into official Jess Kersey. The pen- way life is. To prove a point sometimes is not alty later was tempered to a six-day, three- The Blazers, who shot only worth it. I know in my heart I didn't inten- game suspension by NBA Commissioner .318 in the fourth quarter, tionally hurt him. I'm the only one — despite Lawrence O'Brien. were led by Ron Brewers's 25 all the witnesses may say — who knows what points. Lionel Hollins had 24. At first, the 6-foot-S, 240-pound forward really happened." was incensed. He wanted a "complete APPlMtQ Kermit Washington had 12 apology" from the NBA and the suspension McGinnis said the Nuggets team has sup- TAKE THAT — Dave Langevin of the New York Islanders lets Reed Larson of the rebounds for Portland. without pay dropped. ported him and added that President-General Detroit Red Wings have it with a forearm after Larson checked him into the boards Seattle hit 29 of 33 free "My lawyers told me that if I went to Manager Carl Scheer offered to stand behind in the first period last night. The Red Wings went on to sock the Islanders, 4-2. throws in the game. George McGinnii New York, even though I had as many or him in an appeal. Oilers9 Phillips is anything but a "Bum" to fans SAN DIEGO (AP) — He is an owlish man in his1»s, with game was so much in the bag for the Chargers that Las Vegas to his azure, high-heeled, pointed-toe footwear. crewcut hair and jowly cheeks.He can't see the 50-yard line refused to establish a line on it. "Naw, I got all colors," he replied, suggesting — perhaps with thick-lens spectacles. His jaw is usually crammed with The Oilers didn't run out of players. Instead, it must have justifiably — that be saw no reason to that line of questioning. chewing tobacco. He wears brightly colored cowboy boots and looked to Dan Fouts, San Diego's 4,082-yard passing genius, as "Don't forget, you've become a TV personality," some- a wide-brimmed Texas hat with an ostrich feather around the if Oilers were coming out of the ground by the dozens — one said. brim. WILL especially Vernon Perry, the rookie refugee from the Canadi- "Don't know why," he said, still attempting to shift But no country bumpkin is.O.A. "Bum" Phillips, head an League who intercepted four of Fouts' passes, blocked a attention from himself. coach of the Hpuston Oilers football team. He's got a football field goal attempt and ran the ball back 57 yards. Referring to his familiar 10-gallon hat, Phillips said, mind like a steel trap. GRIMSLEY It was a day that the sheer grit and guts of the battered "When you're on the eastern side of the field, you need Phillips, rancher, horse trader, defensive genius, has defensive unit spoiled the dreams of a team that many something to keep the sun out of your eyes.'' emerged as the most captivating personality in the National expected to go all the way. As for tobacco, he says: "Been chewin' all my life." . Football League playoffs, counting down to the Jan 20 Super And behind it all was the deft hand of the rugged yet Bum's earthlness has dripped down to his players, who Bowl. ' fatherly figure they call "Bum," whose trademark in close to apparently would jump off the Golden Gate bridge for him. "I If the victories of Tampa Bay and Los Angeles were 30 years of coaching has been defense. know of no one who is better at motivating his players," says surprises, Houston's 17-14 upset of the highly-touted San Diego rendered hors de combat. Ken Burrough was aching so much Phillips was asked afterward how many pairs of boots he Alabama's Paul "Bear" Bryant, a longtime admirer. ( h.irgers was nothing short of a miracle he could only be used as a decoy. kept in his closet. Phillips is a fresh relief from the many steely-eyed The Oilers entered the game with their veteran quarter- "If we run out of players, we will just punt and'play "Lots," he replied. gridiron tacticians who stroll up and down the sidelines on back, Dan Pastorini. and star ball-carrier, Earl Campbell, defense," lamented Phillips before the game, noting that the "Are they all blue?" someone queried, calling attention Saturday and Sunday afternoons in season. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31,1979 The Daily Register 13 Happy New Year? Matawan Don't always believe it a winner By JACK RAFTER needle, so who needs it? It's downright confusing to plan a party for the New Year. Then there's food ... BUT: sweets wrack your innards, Everything good is either fattening, dangerous, or illegal. meat has too much fat, and if I barbecue it outside, I will get Certainly a few drops of liquid refreshment is permitted . cancer of something or other. right? in Freehold I was a good boy. I bad been taking every vitamin Now I But then a quick thought. Doesn't beer cause cancer? find that the extra Vitamin C and B ware OK all along, but I'm Yeah ... so does scotch for that matter. And while I always stuck with the rest for life, according to the book. Why, I have FREEHOLD - Matawan Regional High School, long liked a glass or two of wine, they didn't like me, enough Vitamin E in me to last until the oil companies open up noted for its football and baseball prowess, may be adding basketball to that list if early-season results are any indica- So I decided to switch to soda. But when you're on a diet, their books. the only thing left is artificially sweetened soda That's tion dangerous to the bladder, so I contemplated going back to I have three people in my family who work in a hospital in The surprising Huskies upset Freehold Township, 70-60, milk. different capacities. So they all got together and made me a Saturday night to capture the Freehold District Basketball But whole milk not only has too much fat, it has salt... and carrot cake, broccoli, a light cup of nun yung tea and a celery Tournament championship and it was the fifth win in six you know what that does to you. Perhaps skim milk is the stalk. starts for the Huskies answer, but skim milk always tasted like pasteurized dish In violence, I threw up my hands and went bananas. I ate "1 thought we had an*tmproved club ' Matawan Coach water to me. There IS coffee ... but no, that catfeine is good the Christmas tree and one Yule log — already lit. Granted, Deiter Johnson said in discussing Matawan s success this for a high that beats airplane glue. the digestive rate is tough, but the roughage is super. year. But we are still not where I would like us to be Our 1 had even thought of having just one box of the new .01 low May you too enjoy your New Year. experience and team concept still have to be developed." tar cigarettes, even though I have been off them for years. P.S. — If you must overindulge, aspirin does wonders. Matawan fell behind 21-14 in the lirst quarter and still trailed 42-39 at the halt, but the Huskies turned the game But those things are like sucking straw through the eye of a But, beware that bleeding ulcer! around in the third quarter, making use of an effective slowdown The Huskies outscored the Patriots 12-4 in the third quarter, hitting for the final seven points of the period on goals by Florian Dedler. Steve Goldberg and Bob Edwards and a free throw by Fran Murphy The Patriots never got the Eagles perch atop initial cage poll lead again. "We went into the stall to burn up as much lime as I . The Eagles of Middletown South have flown to the number have come at the hands of Lakewood and Long Branch. A rejuvenated Manasquan team (3-2) rounds out this first possible and to protect our players that were in foul trouble," :one spot in the first and last Dally Register Basketball Top 10 Matawan Regional, which has never been included in a group in tenth place. Johnson said "We also wanted to change the pace of the ;of 1979. basketball Top 10, makes its first showing in eighth place. The game ' South, with Coach Pat Houston calling the shots, rang in Huskies, who have an impressive 5-1 record, copped the DAILY REGISTER "Matawan played a nice game and deserved to win," •the New Year early by winning its third straight Bayshore Freehold Holiday Tournament crown. TOP 10 6. Shore Reg. (4-1) Freehold Township Coach George Smith said We didn't 'Invitational Tournament Saturday. Middletown North, which managed only two victories for 1. Middletown South (6-0) play up to our potential, but Fran Murphy is an excellent 7.CBAI3-3) The Eagles now boast a 6-0 season mark and have won 34 the entire 1978-79 season, is off and running with a 4-2 record. 2. Long Branch (3-1) outside shooter and did a nice job of their last 35 games, the only loss coining at the hands of The Lions, who move into ninth in the poll, gave Middletown 3. Neptune (4-1) 8. Matawan Reg (5-1) Camden in the 1978-79 Group IV semifinals. In this years' six South a run for its money in the Bayshore championship 4. Red Bank Reg. (4-0) 9. Middletown North (4-2) "I Jeff I Peras sat out part of the third quarter and we contests South has outscored the opposition, 475-259 before falling. 5. Asbury Park (3-2) 10. Manasquan (3-2) weren't able to score." Smith added "We made only two of Coach Gerry Matthews and his Long Branch squad were 13 shots in the third quarter " Murphy, a 6-2 senior forward, scored 26 points for the not rattled when they dropped their season opener to Asbury Huskies and the captured the tournament's Most Valauble Park. The Green Wave came right back with three straight Plaver award Keith Gritzek added 16 for the Huskies wins, one over the Bishops, and went on to capture the Lubischer leads scoring race Holiday Jubilee crown In Its first attempt. The Branchers MAT»W»N (701 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Itoj Gritlik6 4H. Murph»»I16, Ravnor Williams I) 4. Peras if 19. Doherty 2 move into second place behind South. Festival. 3 1 7. Goldberg 3 0 6. Dandier 12 4, / 2 6, Gilbert 1 2 4. Vauortn 3 0 6. Murohv 8 Shore Regional High School senior Steve Lubischer led the Edward} 2 1 S. Nick son 3 0 6. Scott 0 00 319 Pollie I02TOTALS21I860 Neptune (4-1), which fell to the Green Wave in the Jubilee High School Basketball Federation in scoring last summer Ocean Township's Neil Schlisserman is the area leader in TOTALS 27 16 70 finale, was everyone's preseason favorite. The Scarlet Fliers, and he has picked up right where he left off in the early going free throws with 30. Meta« t.it 11 21414 — 60 who hold third place in the poll, have more raw talent player- of the high school season. L for-player than any team in the Shore area. Coach Henry Lubischer, a 6-3 forward, leads the county in scoring with Moore is still waiting for his team to put it all go together, but a 22-point-per-game average in contests played through Satur- even now the Fliers are a threat to any one at any time. day. He also leads on total field goals with 49. Overall he has First-year Coach Nick Pizzulli has led his young Red Bank 110 points in five games. Rams aim for NFC final Regional squad to a 4-0 record, the Casey Festival crown and Freehold Township's Jeff Peras, playing his fourth varsity fourth place in the Tpp 10. season, is off to a fast start with a 20.4 average on 102 points in (continued) First downs The Blue Bishops (3-2) stepped into fifth place. Asbury five games. Rulhe* yards. . 39 159 a 14-5 lead on Ferragamo touchdown passes of 32 yards to Passing yards 202 Park was topped by St. Rose on opening day and has since Middletown South's veteran center John Benbrook and Wendell Tyler and 43 yards to Ron Smith, who leaped between Return yards. 38 Pastas •212 beaten the Branchers, Ocean Township and Manasquan. Matawan Regional sharpshooter Fran Murphy are tied for two Dallas defenders. Punts Shore Regional, which makes it debut in the Top 10 in the third with an 18.8 average. Both players have 113 points in six Dallas' only points came on a safety when Randy White Fumbles-lost Penalties yards IS' sixth place slot, scooted out to four straight victories before games with Benbrook scoring the most points in a single game trapped Ferragamo and Rafael Septien kicked a 33-yard field thus far, 29 against Manchester. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS falling to the Buccaneers in the Casey finals. goal. RUSHING—Lot Angeles. Tyler 19-82. Bryant 17-47. Dallas. Dorset! iffB7. As is usually the case, Christian Brothers Academy has Mater Dei's Paul Hemberger, the leading scorer for the Dupree 1-27. Ron Springs' one-yard touchdown run and Roger PASSING-LOS Angelas. Ferragamo«-21-2210. Dallas. Staubach 13-28-1 1» broken into another basketball Top 10. The Colts (3-3), who surprising Seraphs, is fifth with 17.2 per contest. He scored 40 Staubach's two-yard touchdown pass to Jay Saldi put the RECEIVING—Green Bay. Waddv 3-97, R.Smith 2 SS Dallas. D Pearson 4-87. . take seventh place, have dropped two straight but those losses points in the Seraphs' two games in the Casey Holiday Cowboys ahead 19-14 early in the fourth quarter. Dupree 2-28. That's when Ferragamo went to work. Dallas still had a chance after the final Ram touchdown but Staubach failed to complete a pass in four downs. Dallas Coach Tom Landry said, "I told our players that I Meadowlands Tonight thought they had done a good job this season, winning the (NFC) East with all the problems we have had. You can't 111: |e.tM. Clmg., 3 ye Pill., t Fur. 4th: (MM, MUH. Clmg., 1 ve Pill., • Pur. Ml: I1MM. Altw , 3 *•*•», 1M 71 Y«i 1 Nors's tens (110) Lopei 9-1 Cartouche (115) Savicr 10-1 She Whlstli (113) Gonzalei 6 1 Am Incredible (101) Lop«I ..II Sensuous Slnnamon MO*) Rocco 1-1 take anythng away from the Rams. . Plnette (115) Thomai 4 i HI Nla (11B) Nied :' 12-1 What's New Naskra (ill] Wackar. . 10-1 Landing Flight (105) Drury 12-1 Sailing Reward (115) Gomel 15-1 Fret Misty HOB) Black 20 I Sturdy Knight Oil) Gonialei ... 4-1 ttk: fMM, Clmg., 1 ye ft m, IM n Y*i "I think our defense was not quite as good as in the past 'Little Sue (110) Rocco IM Nimble Maid (104) Hanna 20-1 Deputy Commander (lit) Wacker.. IM Thanks Mac (113) NoBov 10-1 because we have made so many chages this season. Some- 'Art's Anne (113) Lopei ..2-1 Katrenla 1113) Rocco 12-1 His Folly (108) Lopei J-J Pn*n Way (tO9) Hanna in La Prime Rose (110) Lopei 15-1 Mamas Llebllng (111) Wecker 20-1 Balaklav (113) No Boy it Gallant Joey (114) NoBov ,...M times with new people working the big plays get away from Til Rome (110) Lopei 20-1 Our Muriel (11)) Walker 15-1 Salt River (113) Loptt 10-1 Kecka Keck (104) Lopei .. 1»1 yoli." Royal For Sure (115) Mlceh 20-1 Disco In Rome (113) Wacker 10-1 Twin Fort (Ma)Savltr .> 5^1 Sekao (109) Rocco '... 10 1 Pearly Girl (115) Maple 4-1 Fast and Good (114) Mlcell 4-1 John Joe (ill) Lopei 11 Jimmy's Around (111) Wacker...... 4-1 The Cowboys had knocked the Rams out of the playoffs Where's Peppa (110) Gonielez 10-1 The Bay vixen (113) Rowers t-1 «h: S?t OOO AltW., J ve * n«, 6 »yr Susquehana Brave (109) Lopei.. .. 12*1 IM: U,fM, Clmg., S ye 4 HP, I Pur, QwlkMIc (116) Gofntt at Omar Bunny (110) backer. .15-1 Camera Crew (1031 Del Pllio 10 1 three times since 1973. In fact, the only time Los Angeles had Clean Edge (ill) Rocco 4-1 Agna (113) Wacker 3-1 Fine Prospect (113) Maple 3 Rough March (119) Sierra ...s-a Three Setter (116) Rlnl 12-1 Mona K (ill) fllnl 5-1 Bill'} Fancy (IIS) Thomas,. Irish Mood (114) R us ham ..IM ever won a playoff game on the road was in 1976 in Texas Taxechusetti (111) Rogers 4-1 Hit n'Giggle (MB) Maple IM Queen's Bid (101) Gonialei, Tony's Hideaway (114) Sierra 201 Stadium. Catcherltlngstar (106) Del Pino 20-1 lift: M,soo, Clint., 1 «a, 4 Pur. Sister Pla (115) No Boy Gommler (109) Rocco K\ The Third Sign (116) NoBov 5-1 Landslide Lewli (111) McCeuley 4-1 ThorntolrdUISJLopM Astral Plane (114) Rlnl ... a-t Teekwood (114) Maag 15-1 Kai Pet MO) Thomas 1-1 Miami . . • I ? '-14 Gunnar Frisk (114) Roger, 4-1 Monurev Road (110) Lopei 3-1 pmrtyriii _ if i i l-M SELECTIONS Pit—Thornton 1 run (Bahr kick) Handsome Ken (109) Hanna 5-1 Afternoon Surprise) (10$) Lopei IM Pit—Stallworth 17 pass from Bradthaw (kick blocked) Premier Pine (111) Rogers 4-1 vote tor Mike (115) Thomas 4-1 1 — Art'i Anne, Pearly Girl, Pinette Pit—Swann » pass from Bradihaw (Bahr kick) Prince Sel (109) Lopei 20-1 Princely Heir (115) Mlcell 10-1 Mia -Her Hi 7 past from Grieve (Von Schamann kick) Talent Coordinator (116) McCaulev.. 3-1 Wig In (ill) Lopez ii i I — Clean Edge, Talent Coordinator, Gnnnar Friik Pit—Blalar 1 run (Bahrklck) Pat B Grem (116) Rlnl 15-1 Lion Honey (11!) NoBov ; i-2 3 - Lady of HI Degree, Kella Rich. Proud Tribute Pit—HarrliSrun(Bahrkkk) ' ' 3rd: |10,«M, Men., I ve Pill., 6 Pur. Sabatlno (110} Roocri 12-1 Ml*—Ctonke t run (Von Schamann kick) Rule Deile Rot (113) Rosen 10-1 Norihdeal (113) Nied 10-1 4 - Agna, Fait and Good, The Bay Vixen A—tt.114 Proud Tribute (IIS) Nled si 4th: »17,MS, AIIW., J ve A ut>, * Fur Ul> Dl, Precious Legs (US) McMahon... Ii Flowers Image (109) Rogers 10-1 5 - Monterey Road, Uon Honey, Vote for Mike First dawns 18 27 Precious Art Dike (IIS) Thomas 10-1 Jocolette (112) Rocco a-1 Rushes-vards . 22-25 40-I4V SI I - Medford Queen, Caitle Gift, Darlln Thereaa Too Too Much (lit) Nled Jay's Eagle (114) Nled 1-1 Passing yards .... 224 220 Rainbow Trail (US) NoBov IM Darlln Theresa (109) Lope* 4-1 7 - Sturdy Knight, llli FoUy, Twin Fort Return yards 0 34 < (ill) Nied. ,.4-1 Princess M'S«lle (11D Rocco 15-1 Passes 22-40-2 Ladv of HI Degree (US) McCaulev. . 4-1 21-31-0 Pur* Hatch (114) NoBov •> i S — Queeni Bid, Fine Proipect, Norai Lau Puntl .. 4-36 229 Mar Del Nod (113) Lopei 10-1 Mist Info (109) Lopei,., ..4-1 Fumblas lost Smaaright (IIS) Rlnl 5-2 Cattle Gilt (120) Thomas I — Gallant Joey, Rough March, Jlmmyi Around .... M 3-3 Penaltlai-yarOl.. „ 4-3S Ml Kella Rich (IIS) Rlnl 5-2 MMdtord Queen (109) Gonielei 4-1 BEST BET: Queeni Bid <8ta) , INDIVIDUAL IIADIK1 HUSHING-Miami, Csonka 10-20. Davis 2-12 Pit- tsburgh, Harris, 1143, Thornton 12-S2. PASSING—Miami, Grlasa 14 1b I 118, Slrock S.14-1-125. Pittsburgh. Bradshaw21-3I-O-2X. RECEIVING—Miami. Moore ! 13, Harris 3-el, Pit- Freehold Today tsburgh, Stellworlh 6 86. Smith 4-41. Swann 3-37. Thornton .. • 14 • I- II .1)1 1—1* ..4-1 Del—Safety. Ferregamo tackled In end ion* lit: P»c*, tL2M. Clmr sttr Pace, tXSMiClmg- Arrive Ply (Ferrlero)..... 15-1 Penlrlih (Bevosl Jr.) APPfteto ft*: Pace, tl.m Emily Turbo (Van Ostrand) ..5-1 LA—Tyler 12 pail from Ferragamo (Corral hick) LtoNcll (H.FIIIon) ... 2-1 Berkshire Skipper (Green) :.... 7-2 HOME RUN BALL — Billy Waddv of the Los Angeles Sugar Crt» (Oiln) ... 5-1 Gendolto Lobeli (Cruse) 61 Maverick N (McGee) M Advance Copy (Reynolds)...JIUIJ . .ri Dei—FG 33 Septien ...5-1 Mid Flashy (Manzl) M Chertdon Seven (Kelly) 4-1 Jade ILUcMnto) 10-V LA—Smith 4] pan from Ferragamo (Corral kick) fiipning N Racing (MCCKKJIIII), Dal—Springs 1 run (Septien hick) Rams crosses the goal line with the wrnning touchdown Htllo Carter (Ftrlna) ...9-2 Two Own {McGovern)., 4-1 Dusky Sound (FagllerofK) .....5-2 m Back (Lake) 15-1 ... 7-2 Captain Laka (Glneil) 5-1 Rouiand Scott (Colatantl) 4-1 IIM: Paco, U.1M, ChM. Dei—Saldl 2 pats from Staubach (Septien kick) against the Dallas Cowboys in the NFC playoff game W«r Admiral (R.FHIon) LA - Waddv » pan from Ferragamo (Corral hick) S A Col I In. (King Jr.}...... 12-1 Tact vail (Luchentol 9-1 Contradict (Danglollllo)
- 14 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY.DECEMBER3I.I979 Pitts paces Eastampton RUMSON — Stephanie victory over St James of Red Basketball Tournament yes- with seven points. Pitts scored nine paints to Bank and the fourth annual terday Kim Gray was the In a consolation game, lead Eastampton to a 26-16 Holy Cross Girls Invitational high scorer for St. James Neptune shot past Holy Cross, 2J-18 Terri Nonnen- berg paced the Neptune at- tack with 10 points. Joanne Screen pumped in six points New IGFA rules for Holy Cross. Pitts and teammate Patty Lawrence were named to the tournament All-Star squad along with Screen, Nonnen- for 1980 catches berg and Alice Ducey of St. James. In addition, Pitts was chosen as the tourney's Molt Valuable Player. Eastampton opened the apply tomorrow tournament last week by bat- tering the Forrsetdale International Game Fish Association, School, 70-20 Patty Morris Fort Lauderdale, Fla , keeper of both salt had 10 points for East and fresh water angling records, announces Hampton. Holy Cross had a that changes in angling rules and world re- closer call in its opening con- cord requirements it has been working on all test, defeating St. Cather- year, will go into effect tomorrow. ine's of Spring Lake, 21-11. Primarily they will affect big game an- HENRY Screen had 10 points in the glers but important changes have been made victory. also in fly fishing regulations. •flliw MM »r L«rr» P»™ During 1979, IGFA requested advice from SCHAEFER ALL STARS — The fourth annual Holy Cross Invita- right, Joanne Screen, Holy Cross; Alice Ducev, St. angling experts and members on suggested tional Basketball Tournament had a number of stand- James; Stephanie Pitts, Eas4ampton; Terrl Nonnen changes, deletions or additions. The sugges- out performances, but only five girls were chosen to the berg, Neptune; and PaatXajwrent Laurencec , Eastampton. tions were reviewed by IGFA officials and' tournament's All-Star team. They are, from left to voted on by the board of trustees. All of ths, changes are effective for catches made on or after tomorrow, with the Fishing Good at Long Branch Pier exception of the regulations for the lengths The combination of relatively mild weath- MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP and combined lengths of double line and er and favorable winds brought large turn- leader, which will go into effect April 1. outs of fishermen to Long Branch Pier the In both salt and fresh water, the new rules last several nights and there was plenty of say that if backing is attached to the fishing action with whiting. According to the pier's DEPARTMENT OF PARKS line, the line closest to the hook or double line Joe Skusko the conditions Saturday night (if one is used) must be a minimum of 50 feet were ideal. in length. Party boats caught ling as well as whiting The double line (if one is used) on all and flounder fishing was fairly good in the AND RECREATION weights of tackle up to and including 130- Shrewsbury River and in the bay, particular- pound line class shall be limited to 31 feet. ly in the Keyport area according to Julian's The leader (if one is used) on all weights Sport Shop. of tackle up to and including the 130-pound Seaseas End Today line class shall be limited to 30 feet. The striped bass season ends today and a The combined overall length of the double number of hunting seasons are closing this WINTER PROGRAM 1980 line and the leader (if both are used) shall not week. The last day of the season for Joseph R. Vuzzo exceed 40 feet. pheasants and snow geese was Saturday. The John S. Campbell, Jr. An important change requires that the rod season for ducks, coots, snipe and for wood- DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATOR tip must be a minimum of 40 inches in length. cock in the southern zone will conclude on W. Thomas Badcock In fly fishing, the new regulations require Wednesday. that class tippets must be at least 15 inches Of considerable importance locally, the ASST. SUPERINTENDENT OF RECREATION long, measured inside the connecting knots. winter scaup season starts on Friday to njn RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE In the case of a tandem hook fly, the shock through Jan. 19, with a dally bag limit of five James O'Shaughnessy, Chairman tippet shall be measured from the eye of the and possession limit 10. Open will be tidal Robert J. Eckert, Mayor leading hook. The maximum length for shock waters east of the Garden State Parkway. Jack Shaeffer, Vice Chairman Richard V. Kelly, Deputy Mayor tippets remains the same at 12 inches. Canada goose season is still on and will run Joseph Acciavatti Francis J. Callahan IGFA has deleted the 11-foot maximum through Jan. 19. The season for sea ducks is Alfred A. Bevacqua, Jr. Allan J. MacDonald length of flyrods. The minimum overall rod also still on, concluding Jan. 19 also. John B. DeGenito length of six feet remains the same. The winter archery season for deer of Frank A. Self Regarding lures, the prohibition against either sex starts on Saturday and will con- S- Gregory Gannon ' "beaded chain, spinners, or similar devices" tinue through Jan. 19. James R. Gill has been deleted from the regulations. There was a large concentration of wood- Alethe Lescinsky In other line class and fly. fishing regu- cock in Cape May County two weeks ago but lations: when I went down there on Thursday I saw Frank Piriey • Using a boat or device to beach or drive dnly one bird that my puppy flushed beyond Katherine Podell a fish into shallow water in order to deprive range. • • William Ward the fish of its normal ability to swim will Boating Shows II Percent Increase disqualify the catch for world record In spite of the fuel situation and economic purposes. uncertainty, retail expenditures on boating ADULT INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS • Using sizes or kinds of baits that are increased 10 percent in 1979, according to the Belly Dance 1/23 WE 7:00 pm Comm/Center 10 $12.50 illegal will disqualify the catch. National Marine Manufacturers Association. Belly Dance (Inter) 1/23 WE 8:00 pmComm/Center $12.50 • Any mutilation of a fish must be shown In its year-end statistical report "Boat- 10 in a photograph and be explained in a sepa- ing '79", the association estimated retail Hairstyling & Cosmetology "1/23 WE 8:00 pm Comm/Center 5 $12.50 rate report accompanying the record ap- expenditures of approximately $7.5 billion for Macrame (Plus $6 Material "1/23 WE 9:30 am Croydon Rm2 5 $12.50 plication. boats, motors, accessories, used boating Fee Paid to Instructor) 1/22 TU 7:00 pmCroydon Rm2 $12.50 equipment, fuel, insurance, repairs, slip fees 5 In saltwater, the 36 kg (80-pound) line Needlepoint (Adv) *i/23 WE 7:00 pm Comm/Center .$15.00 class category is being revised to 37 kg (81.57- and other services. The estimates are pre- 10 Needlepoint (Beg) '1/23 WE Comm/Center $15.00 pound ) This will allow for a slight overtest in pared for the association by its Marex Mar- 8:30 pm 10 80-pound lines. keting Services Department. Oil Painting *1/21 MO 7:00 pm Comm/Center 10 $15.00 The instructions for submission of a line The report estimates that 58 million Photography "1/24 TH 7:00 pm Comm/Center $12.50 sample with world record applications has Americans sailed at least once on the more 5 Photography (Adv) "2/28 TH ' 7:00 pmComm/Center been amended to read: "All applications for than 11.6 million boats that make up the U.S. 5 $12.50 freshwater and saltwater line class records recreational boating fleet. Some eight mil- Sewing Circle "1/21 MO 10:00 am Croydon Rm2 5 $12.50' must be accompanied by the entire leader, lion of those boats are registered by the U. S. Slimnastics 1/23 WE" Comm/Center 9:15 am 10 $12.50 the double line, and at least SO feet of the Coast Guard. The recreational boating fleet Slimnastics (Beg) *1/24 TH . 7:00 pm Croydon Gym single line closest to the double line, leader or numbered 8.8 million 10 years ago. 10 $15.00 Slimnastics (Adv) *i/24 TH Croydon Gym hook. All line samples and the leader (if one In the decade 1970-79, the association esti- 8:30 pm 10 $15.00 is used) must be submitted in one piece. If a mates retail expenditures for boating have Tap Dancing (Beg) 1/24 TH 8:00 pmComm/Center $12.50 lurHs used with the leader, the leader should more than doubled, from (3.4 billion to $7.5 10 be cut at the eye attachment to the lure.'' billion. The revised rules will be published in the The nation's boating "fleet" includes ADULT ACTIVITY 1980 edition of the World Record Game 6,700,000 outboards, 1,284,000 inboards includ- Fishes book which is mailed to all members ing auxiliary powered sailboats, 904,000 sail- Aerobic Dancing Demonstration 1/3 TH 9:15 am Croydon Gym FREE of IGFA. A separate rule book is being pre- boats without auxiliary power, 1,200,000 Aerobic Dancing 1/8 TU/TH 9:15 am Croydon Gym 12 $48.00 pared and may be obtained by sending a self- canoes and 1,537,000 rowboats and mis- addressed mailing label with your request to cellaneous. 1/9 WE/FR 9:15 am Croydon Gym 12 $48.00 IGFA, 3000 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort In addition, Americans own 4.17 million 1/14 MO/WE 6:00 pm Croydon Gym 12 $48.00 Lauderdale, Fla. 33334. boat trailers. Co-Ed Volleyball "1/22 TU 8:00 pm Croydon Gym 10 $12.50 Men's Basketball League 1/24 ' TH ' 8:00 pm Croydon Gym 10 $75/Team Men's Volleyball League 1/21 MO 8:00 pm Croydon Gym 10 $75/Team • 1 'A hours , Steelers welcome Oilers " 2 hours (continued) Larry Csonka, Miami's top rusher in the They're a great team like the Dolphins of game, was limited to 20 yards on 10 carries, the early 70s and the Packers." though he did dive 1-yard for a Dolphin The Steelers jumped out to a 20-0 lead in touchdown in the final minutes. ALL PROGRAMS the first quarter with three straight touch- "They played like World Champions down drives. The lone bright spot for Miami today," he said. NO PHONE OR IN-PERSON REGISTRATION ACCEPTED. Form and fee must be received by — a blocked extra point. "They shut down our running game mail no later than 5:00 pm JANUARY 11, 1980 for all programs. For the afternoon, the Miami defense today, and that bothered me. What really - yielded 220 passing yards and 159 more on bothered me, though, was that we never MAIL REGISTRATION FORMS TO: Middletown Township .the ground. threatened." Department of Parks and Recreation "There are no excuses in a game like Dolphin Coach Don Shula echoed that. Town Hall, Middletown, NJ 07748 that," said linebacker Steve Towle. Steeleif Did It All "They did what they wanted. They All adult programs are free to Middletown Senior Citizens. Registration is necessary for all 'Everyone Got Beat' passed. They ran. If they needed a quick- programs. No registration will be accepted at the first class. All classes are limited; registration will "Every man on this team got beat at kick, I'm sure they would have done that one time or another. They know what they well," said Shula. be on a "first-come, first served" basis. are doing and they beat you by keeping it "We never stopped them, and we never simple. They simply beat you," he added. ' got anything going." YOU WILL BE CALLED ONLY IF A PROGRAM IS CANCELLED. REFUNDS WILL BE MADE ONLY BEFORE SECOND CLASS. QB war marks Rose action All adult programs are of one-hour duration unless otherwise noted. J. (continued) cessive defeat and 10th in the last 11 Rose college football McDonald's reputation is Bowls. less than it should be because of (Heisman Trophy winner) Charles White and our whole "I don't pay much attention to that," said Middletown Twp. Dept. of Parks & Recreation team." Robinson. "We were six-point underdogs Middletown Twp. Dept. of Parks & Recreation The Trojans, who some say have the against Michigan in the 1970 Rose Bowl. We NAME NAME ! , greatest array of talent in history, averaged won. 466 yards and S3 points per game this season. ADDRESS -TOWN . ADDRESS -TOWN Ohio State produced at rates of 406 yards and "I think it will be a close, dramatic 34 points. game. The teams will find a way to hang in HOME PHONE -BUS. . HOME PHONE -BUS. . there for three quarters and then the team McDonald predicts it will be a high-scor- PROGRAM _ -DAY -TIME PROGRAM _ ing game, saying, "I don't think anybody is that gets hot in the fourth quarter with its -DAY -TIME passing game will win." going to sit on the ball. It's supposed to be the PROGRAM LOCATION . PROGRAM LOCATION . best ggame in the country this year. Let's If the Trojans have a defensive weakness, make it that." it might be their secondary. Southern Califor- AMOUNT OF CHECK _ _AGE AMOUNT OF CHECK _ -AGE Southern California ranks as a 7\4-point nia has yielded 199 yards passing per game, (If 17 or under) (If 17 or under) favorite to hand the Big Ten its sixth suc- but Bruce contends that is misleading. SHREWSBURY. NJ. MONDAY. DECEMBER31.1979 The D«iy Register 15 Snuffy Smith Dennis ihe Menace
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 31 understanding from others if ARIES(March 21-Aprll Joint project later on. Born today, you are one of you are to be able to develop 1B) - Physical disability VlRGO(Aug. 23-S«pt. 22) those extremely artistic and them to any promising may keep you from being at - Children may cause you sensitive persons who may degree. the top of your performance concern today. Make no have difficulty seeing things today. Be good to yourself unnecessary demands upon in anything but a harsh light. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1 TAURU8(Aprll 20 May them or the aged It is difficult for you to live CAPRICORN(0»C. 22- 20) - Avoid taking chances LIBRA(S«pt. 23-Oct. 22)- and let live, for you are nev- Jan. IB) - You may be more with your health today. You - Find a new outlet for your er satisfied with either your "under the weather" than may not be quite up to tack- feelings. If you bottle things own or another's circum- you realixe this morning. ling new projects. up, you will court disaster in stances. You have much of Make no irrevocable deci- OEMINKMay 21-June 20) the near future. the reformer about you and sions now - Changes occurring early in SCORPIOIOct. , 23-Nov. consequently, you are the day may leave you with always trying to better your 21) - Keep mentally alert WOULD MACAME CARE TD AOUARIUS(J«n. 2O-F»b. a sense of wonder late in the and physically ready to OFFER ASECOND OPINION!? situation and that of other people. Many consider this 18) - An unintentional emo- day. Learn a lesson. move when the time comes interfering -- an assessment tional jostling leaves you CANCER( June 21-July to do so. You may have to which may, in the long run, somewhat the worse for 22) - Motives are more risk much today. work against you. wear by evening. Regain important than deeds at this SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22 control. time. Whatever you do, do it 0*c. 21) - An increased Loving and affectionate, PI6CES(Fob. IB-March you are easily hurt by what for the right reasons. possibility of gain makes are often imagined slights. •20) - Unless you are strong- LEOIJuly 23-Aug. 22) - this a special day. Resolu- You have tremendous ly motivated, you may sim- Your failure to consider tions may have to be remade talents, but you need a great ply toss duty aside today and another early in the day now. deal of time for yourself and spend the time relaxing. may cause the failure of a North dealer East-West vulnerable NORTH • 97 Sheinwold's bridge advice <5'Q8742 Doonesbury OJ 96532 A None DAILY QUESTION /ti.WPCNTIWV By Alfred Sheinwold Kanlar doubled, and the MIKB CUT OF HIS OK, MOB*. defense held declarer lo four WEST EAST S71U? Me. BUT I SAW Good players don't overbid Partner bids one heart, and • AKJ 4>Q 1086 4 2 lVUtSVGOHOME HfrUOKK- tricks. Down nine came lo a the next player passes. You A mat A ._,, ram ptewfte. m so foolishly thai the penalty mere 1700 points. POUND? cm FOR looks like a telephone num- hold: •97 12-JI lC tit United Ftatura S»rx)ica» trie The Phantom Beetle Bailev SBW6ANT, YER..THI5 SOtWP you WILL seARCH WHY /(RENT / IS WAMBESI. iOU WILL SHOOT ON VOORMEN N SIR. THEY SA%. 5l6HT.,ORVOU/tLL0IE SEARCHING?/ CANNOT KILL BEFORE A FIRING *[: 6H0ST WHO WALKS SOU AD. H j PmJ0i31 • X \*i TOEMI fa* HWY. 35 SPECIAL MIDDLETOWN STORE HOURS 1517 Highway #35 & Harmony Rd. (In the Channel Lumber Shopping Center 11 AM to 5 PM only! directly across from Sears) Phone: 1201) 671 6330 NEW YEARS DAY HOURS 11 AM TO 5 PM 6 HOURS ONLY COMPLETELY PERFECTLY INSTANTLY ALL CBO Instant credit up to $750 to qualified buyers on HWY. 35 the spot MIDDLETOWN thruGECC. 1517 Highway #35 a Harmony I (In the Channel LumbarChopping Cantor directly acrt i from Sears) •CARprr BETTER VALUES Phone: (201) 671 6330 STORE BETTER SAVINGS BETTER EVERYTHING NEW YEARS DAY HOURS 11 AM TO 5 PM 18 The DBMIV Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, DECEMBER 31.1979 Tjger •4 Merchandise 102 HMIMS For Rtnt Wanted ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Small two-bedroom, living room, eat in 2 Autos For Salt 3 Trucks For Salt DON'T HAVE THAT SALE — I will kitchen, small utility with wether buy «ii your small sereee sale and drver Private yard le*#i far items Call 244^415 after 1 p.m working couple No vets. 1325 per OLDSMOilLE 98 1970 - Power CHEVROLET TON PICKUP 1970 — month plus utilities One month's 2 Autos For S*U brakes/windows teals, tost offer 1*00 lit Wetlev Ave , Atlantic Hit* LIQUIDATING? security Close to shewing and •41 9047 IT PAVS TO CALL 747 9450 transportation AvaiiaMe Jan I. 1915503 AUDI t<73 - Stiver, well-meiitOLOSMOBIL- E 1*71 DELUXE STA FORD PICK-UP - 1971. asking NAN JOHNSON U>r*d. Mir.o 11,000 Can TION WAGON - 21.000 miles. 1400pricC e 13400 11.000 miles BUYS AND BUYS FAIR HAVEN - Three t Wl JIM firm Call 244-0354 787-4749 From an entire household to a »ngle den, gas Mat. carpeting, fireplace item Antiauefurniture, icwelrv. sil- Immediate occupancy (334 winter, AUDI 197] - Four speed. » 30 mp« OLOSMOBILE CUTLASS 197* ver Immediate cash Top dollar MUG yearly 191 4851 after 3 p.m. T -t-> IIMD WAGON — Air, power win Motorcycles 842 1449. ^^_ dows doors u«u Wood tides, rack FAIR HAVEN — Immaculate three SWX * "* 37.000 miles. $1150 1424991 OLD FURNITURE — AntiQuet, chi- BUICK SKYLARK IW - Four na, glassware, art object! and bnc bedroom home, ouiet street, living HARLEY DAVIDSON 1943 — ibric Immediate cash for any room with fireplace, garage, (area C vlinder. fully automatic, full OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1*44 - IJOOCC. Panhead. custom bike, ask thing and everything Rutcil's. 25E yard *485 plus utilities VAN HORN twooea. air, AM/FM. 27 mPPoweB r steering/brakes, good cond>' Ing $1500 Call 739-J749 Front SI . Red Bank 741—1493 15.77} 491 UK) lion $500 Call 291 2443 AGENCV, 747 41Q0 KAWASAKI 1000 1978 — Purchased FAIR HAVEN WATERFRONT — BUICK SPORT WAGON — 1*70OPEL — 1971. Iwo-door coupe, touner w June 1979, loaded with ac lech Rooscv On secluded esteie. Five bedrooms, Drown, automatic transmission cylinder, automatic, snow /tires, cessories. worth $700 Mutt tall SI 40 lor each quarter, (944 or ig room, dining room, den, three '!>,000 miles 1500 or best Offer Cal 45.000 miles Runs, needs work and 12*00 787-5031 • before, immediate cash, private oat(i*. three fireplaces, finished mii4e battery $300. Call 747-5977 SI Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 53 Domestic Help 71 Merchandise Jauver J19 820* or 229 7428 between basemeni Immediate occupancy For Sale M a.m. 11000 per month plus utilities and CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 1973 —OPEL DELUXE t974 — AM/FM 5 AutoStrvlcts/ security 74I-I1M. •__ Good condition, every extra 1400 o radio, air, rear defroster, 14.000 TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO miles, excellent condition. Atkins Parts CLERKS PIZZA SUB MAKER — Full lime RESPONSIBLE WOMAN - Needed DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to $3,400 or tost offer. 842 1341 TYPISTS nights, apply In person. Luigi's to watch children after school and HAMMOND & BALDWIN Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will KEANSBURG - Newly decorates SECRETARIES Plua. 477 Middle Road, Huttt. prepare family dinner Five days PIANO AND ORGAN Buy from private owner* and es spacious slu-roem house. Large C AMAAO 19M - 327 automatic, new PARK CHEVROLET 19*9 FORO ENGINE — 4M CU. In per weak Hours, 2 30-4 p.m. Mid latei ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE- yard, off-street parking only. Pour Pdini. ekheust, ||c. 41,000 origin* Sales Lsasing-Service-Parts TRW rings, valve* and bearings KEYPUNCH PLUMBER — Jobbing mechanicdlelow. n Musi provideownlranspor- CENTER PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE if vou have any of the above t blocks tram Boardwalk. Call m.lei BEST OFFER. Call 212 1941 Rl. 44—775-1111-Neptune cam, balanced crank, also 850 DB experienced talton. Call 747-40*4 SIGNED. 799 River Rd . Pair717-9123, available Jan. 1st. pump Money and Holley 4i>k onand art interested in temporary 471 2371 Division of Altenberg Haven. N.J 842-4157. PLYMOUTH VAN 1977 — Eighaluminut m intake. Hooker headers work, why not come m and regisleri Piano House KEANSBURG — Ranch, mint condi- CAPRI 1174 — Four tocto, sunroof cylinder, deluxe interior, regular Aicell distributor 4713279 aftei We pay lop rates, no fee charged. PLUMBER — Minimum four years Situations Wanted Did vou know WAstX£D - Any condition, oltiond , country kitchen, twe large AM FM I-track, t*tras, reaule gas 40.000 miles. Asking 14100 5:30. ACE TEMPORARIES experience, steady work. We Are N.j.'s dolls, tovs. teddy bears, all Christ- bedrooms, big, fenced private let eat. 26 30 mpg, perfect condition 747-4598 Call 531-05*4 Female Largest and Oldest mas items, also Halloween Items, Lovely area 1350 per month »lus 681 3443 after 6 MAGNESIUM SLOTTED RIMS —20 Thomas 542-0302 Shrewsbury anything before 1*50 Will pick up one-month security plus ISO utilities. PLYMOUTH SATELLITE t»73 - COOK — Full or parl time, for guest QUALIFIED GYMNASTICS IN- Piano Dealer Too dollar will be paid. 741-4077 IS", flit AMC Jeep or Ford, five STRUCTOR — To run si* week win BABYSITTING — By college sti Available now Call 3*7-3240 CHEVROLET IMPALA — 1973Very good mechanical condition, ex- lugs, like new. 741 4992 after 5:30 house Call days, 442-0541: evenings Mason and Hamlln, KimbaM, • WALKER 4 WALKER LOST — MeeUiam site female dot. REALTORS blackish color over tan, Ft Man Shrewsbury Office 741-111] mouth area, on Doc. 32. Answers ta Waalatown OMco a\Sn\ inder. Reward S43-31fe 'It felt like WANTED TO RENT — HMD C.II1 MKk. MaiMIMK. I» WATERFRONT - Runtsox Can LOST — Miniature Poodle, black. ^m. lemii,. cm mm temporary Four bedroom*. ]vi Union Beach area, answers to Coco bathi. otn. l«ocar garage Water Reword. 344-4414 v,a«s Irem almost every roam. 1L ESTATE Bulkhaee a' al low tide waiting for LOST — Watt Highland white Ter- your boat Why settle tor lets' Saa rier. Colts Neck eree. no cellar Call we had hit FOR SALt our Hating today UI0.OM O1-M CENTURY II COZENS. Realtors "Independently Owned" LO4T — Female German theanai* 131 Houws For Salt • 11 River ltd Fair Havan black and tan. leather and naa col 9 answers ta "Shtrw", Locust (1011 74l7tM aree. lamllv haartbrokan. Generous A BETTER WAV — T« *uv w Mil When considering guying or Sellln reward Ulnae another ship CENTURY tl NMMll RNIIV, THE Call a member K Tha NEIGHBORHOOD PRO- Monmoutn County LOST — Siberian Husky, Mat in FE&SIONAL * - """ Multiple Listing Service Little Silver Deeply mlssad Call PUNTA ARENAS, Chile (AP) - "I was sitting in A SERVICC-ORtCNTEO ENTITY the bar drinking scotch. Everything was peaceful. All RAYMOND PAS&ARO, REALTORS 112 Condominiums LOST - PtklfWMM, OfdiMg LMt Sal., afternoon, walking atown Nad of a sadden there was a jolt and glasses began Town Houses HIM Rd., Mlddlatown. .round 1 P «• Jersey City Blind No cottar. If taunt), 414 Rod uestions falling." BIRCH LOGS Htll Rd , MicMtttown, 471-ifW. Bring Intfw tlrtwoo d mmt itokt up ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — One That was how John Arthur Storn, SO, of Los Angel- me lir*Pl«« In Mill charming Colo- t>«drt>om. wall-to Mall carpeting. LOST — Malt ot-anet Tabby cat youths held es, Calif., described the Christmas Eve grounding of nial homr Thtw cold wlnUr nlghti Twin Light Towars. available im white crwtt and (eet. red collar with mediately. Call 717-sm. bell, in Bellord area. Pleata call you might the Swedish cruise ship Lindblad Eiplorer in Antarc- • round IM ftrtpl«Cl wllh your loved 717-0301. for assaults aiiti Hcrtt • im*M thro* bedroom SHADOW LAKE tica. It had been chartered by a Japaniese movie PandlM tor IN* •atCWtlv* limily LOST — Pair of man's slack* from company making a science-fiction film on the end of TOP Lilllt Silver area. Couldn't bt SPECIALS lull. Vlclnllv of Wt»t Front SI , on NEW YORK (Al') - think up mctr Cat! today I123.SM- ALL MODELS EngHin Plaia. Rad Bank. T4T-KH4. Seven New Jersey youths the world. iM.ooo JII.OOO LOST — Small black Miniature were arrested last night af- WASHINGTON (AP) - "It wasn't that big of a Jolt, but i thought we'd French poodle, vicinity of New Mon- For the price of a thick ARMSTRONG ERA KERR AGENCY mouth. Llcenie No. 7M. ,71-OiW ter allegedly terrorizing collided with another ship," said Storn, a makeup man AGENCY REALTORS 741-4477 Days paperback book, the U.S. StCt AM. Little Silver Eves 741-tMI; 747-4114 REWARD — For return of male numerous pedestrians with for Universal Studios. SACRIFICE-Musttall Immediate Ooberman puppy mining from Ltrt- government can and will 741-4500 Iv. Premium price location. Two croft farm Small white toot on assault and robbery during Storn and 111 persons aboard the Explorer were OPEN 7 OAVI bedroom, terrace tor Shadow Lake Chest 471-1317 a three-hour spree in down- supply answers to millions transferred to the Chilean icebreaker Piloto Pardo COLONIAL — Four bedrooms, foot condominium. Golf. fish. pool. lake. of questions most Ameri- oath*, wall-to-wall carpotlne.. hitch- town Manhattan, police which arrived last night at this port town on the en, dining rafitn. living room, family mediate occupancy My loss, your 211 Special Notices cans never thought to ask. room. tftn. central air. Andaraan gem None evallabla at this price - said. southern Up of Chile. Jil.too. make offers. Call anytime. windows. Intarcom, many more Fl HYPNOSIS — For weight control, Things like which namlno arrarwaa VI.m WIW •41*041, call again If no answer. Five pedestrians were There were no injuries in the accidednt, and on Alto Monmouth maaiel. 141.900, smoking, nail biting, tall Improve taken to St. Vincent's Hos- animals are on the en- Thursday the Explorer was pulled off the rocks with EDWARD W COLLINS make offers. nt, phobia*, MKual probtemi dangered species list, AGENCY KEALTOR e* len« Mehlman, MS, MSWpita, l for treatment of cuts the aid of the Soviet tug Uragan. FOR BEST RESULTS SHADOW LAKE — Naw villa Two •41-1441. whether men or women bedrooms, two bathi, dining room, and bruises, police said. Navy officials here said the cruise ship with a ELLEN S. HAZELTON. REALTOR fireplace Central Mr, Attached ga- WILL NOT — Be responsible lor are more likely to wear Inler-Cliv Relocation Service rage opens to eat-In kitchen JM.0O0 nv debts other than those Incurred The seven youths, all skeleton crew aboard was in a sheltered bay under- Eves.. •720131 v myself. Robert C. Dunn, 414 At- contact lenses and how MMM lantic AVI, Matawan. N.J. from Jersey City, N. J., and going repairs. FOUR SEASONS REALTY all of whom came to the much money various Storn is a member of the Japanese-American team 138 Mobile Homes WILL NOT - Be responsible for any debts other than those Incurred city via a PATH train, groups of workers make. filming the movie "Virus."It stars Chuck Connors by myself Dennis Sessa, tf Green In addition to a new sec- 10X40 LIBERTY - House trailer Grove Avt , Apt SO, Kevport. were taken into custody af- and Olivia Hussey, but both had left the area at least a FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY Air conditioner, two bedrooms, llv tion on threatened and en- REALTORS ing room, kitchen Unfurnished, ter police received numer- NO RESPONSE — Using a helicopter to reach week before the accident. woodland Dr.—Mlddlatown— Adult perk. Asking f>7000. Call 213 Instruction ous calls from pedestrians top of overturned freight L« Wang Zin, Alaskan dangered wildlife species, James Schneider, 28, also of Los Angeles, said, "I tftMN 441-7143. other new tables In this A REAL ESTATE — Sales licensing complaining that a gang State Police pound on hull, hoping to get a re- was playing cards when I felt the shock. I ran to the HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS S4O90 — 10-1144'. two bedrooms. Call :ourte. Mornings, Jan. 14-35- was marauding in the area. sponse Indicating some of the crew was alive and year's edition of the rail and got worried when I saw a large oil slick Call tha Karr Aoancv. Inc. Arden between 1:10 a.m.-4:30 p.m Monmouth Institute;, 741-077« 63a Rlvar Id.. Fair Havan, m-4477 MMM. All seven were charged trapped Inside hull. No response was received. "Statistical Abstract of coming from the ship. GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES A BROKERS COURSE — Two the United States" have HOLMDEL — Bethany Rd.. Hailet. Adult perk. with robbery. Police said "Everybody relaxed when we were told a Chilean CUSTOM BUILDER'S Walk to snowing and N.Y. but. they would be charged with titles such as "coffee, ship was en route to help us." SHOWCASE MODELS 344 »11 rtouth Inalllutl. 7414771. aspirin and sleeping pills ACCORDION LESSONS— Private. assault and additional The 2,346 ton Lindblad Explorer, operated by i»d numbar of Traditional Leave message for Joe. c/o Hoi- counts of robbery after all — users and non-users" lindblad Travel Co. with offices in New York, had tor 140 Raal Estate Wantw brauheus, 741-0214 or write J. Si... Gunfire fails and "credit card usage by mcdiata occupancy. P.O.Box ui, Naw Monmouth, N.J. the complainants came several punctures in its double hull, according to a toli% flnanclm flax ouelllled 07741. family characteristic." buyers. HOUSES BOUGHT forward and identified the Chilean navy spokesman. He said the leaks had been For appolntmant ta aaa. call FOR CASH young men in a lineup. In short, the book tries controlled and the ship was not in danger of sinking. 34-HOUR APPRAISAL - CALL FOR to be, as one reviewer once 946-3467 DETAILS ACADEMY AGENCY. The gang allegedly to sink ship Sven Lindblad, son of the ship's agent, m,et the MIDOLETOWN — Call or aand tor REALTOR, 73*-2233 roamed through the down- wrote, the "mirror of rescued passengers in Punta Arenas and said the our "Shore and Country Living" KETCHIKAN, Alaska (AP) - The Coast Guard's America." This year's edi- brochure, Plcl. descriptions, prlcel 218 Aberdeen town area between 5 p.m. plan to tow a battered ore freighter to a high seas Explorer "is to proceed to the Chilean port of NOTICI Of ILICTtON and8 p.m., sweeping tion, released Sunday, is Talcahuano for repairs and then it will go back in Notkt is haratov slvon to tha burial went awry late Sunday when the tow line the 100th to be put out by 950 Rt. M. Mlddlatown. e7MM0. legal votars of Fir. District No. 1 In through 14th Street to Uni- service." tha Township of Abcrdaan, County of snapped, setting the vessel adrift in Canadian waters. the federal government, i MIDDLETOWN — Large OAK HILL 152 Boats A Monmouth. Stala of Naw Jtrwv, versity Place in Greenwich But he said three Antarctica tours completely ranch. Asaumable mortgage. Re that an alacllon will ba haldonSatur The Coast Guard then speeded up its plans to Among the tables,' dutM to SM.Ka. Ml ISM. Accessories day. February 16. 1«M, at tha Flrc- Village, beating pedestri- scuttle the freighter Lee Wang Zin, saying the 741-foot booked over the next three months had to be canceled. nouu, located at 75 Lower i ans with their fists and de- charts and essays in the The ship ran onto rocks off Wiencke Island. Street, Aberdeen Twp., N.J. ship would be sunk before it reached the north coast of 1,057-page volume, one NEW BILEVEL — Mlnl-develw FLAGSHIP MARINE Polls will ba o©en from two manding money and other the Queen Charlotte Islands. Roberto Suazo, captain of the Piloto Pardo, said m*>nl, $M,«O0 Financing available. POWER o'clock P.M. to nine o'clock P.M. possessions, police said. finds that: the Explorer skipper told him "the maps he was Call 7IMS00. Bavllner, Boston Whaler. Petitions may ba received from The Coast Guard unsuccessfully tried last night to —Five million of the 7 NEW RANCH — Miilil Wall to the Secretary of the Board, Thomas The youths were identi- earring didn't show the rocks." SALE J. Falco, 110 Van Brackte Road, sink the ship by firing on it. A spokesman said 16 million contact lense will carpet, aluminum siding, three Phantom, Laser, Hoble, Harpoon. Stratnmore section of Aberdeen ied as: He said Chilean navy ships ply the waters from bedroomi. S31.900 Finenclng avail O'Dav, Buccaneer, Erlcson. Twp, all petitions must ba filed bv rounds were fired from 5-inch gun mounts but "they wearers in the United ablt. Call 7B7-3SM James Ryan, 17; Tom September to April "but we never get to cloae to Johnson AAA service missed it," probably due to darkness. States in 1*77 were women. OCEAN TOWN4HIP — WaysltM Summer and winter storeae o'clock P,M. at tttt Secretary'* rest Montagne, 17; Roger shore. There are too many dangerous channels and woods and Long Vtaw villain Complete Canvas-Shop. dences. Officials said they planned to send a commercial In 1978, the highest The purpose of this election Is to Murro, 18; Frank Viggiani, navigations maps aren't accurate." I lfg»nt naw home, from $116,000 First Ave., Atlantic Highland!. diver to the ship at daylight to set charges inside the average hourly earnings Call »1430S, 291-5600 elect one Fire Commissioner for . 18, Victor Youncofski, H; The Lindblad Explorer ran aground in Antarctica full term of ttwtM vtart (3), and l< ballast tanks and reduce the chances of blowing up its among U.S. production OCEANPORT — Will build to suit, vote on the appropriation of Nlnet Andrew Marcus, 16, and in 1972, and all of the passengers, including scores of irom M1000 Financing available. FOUR ANTIQUE CHRIS CRAFT — nine thousand. One hundred and fuel tanks When the ship is sent to the bottom, the workers went to coal Call 717 JSOO Mahoginv boats. 1136 19S* vintage. Ninety Flva dollart. $ff, 193.00 for George Kourtakis, 21. American tourists, were rescued without injury. The Wood In excellent shape. Call the current fiscal vtar bodies of some of its 28 missing crewmen may go with 15S4S45 or 9109391 miners (19.53), blast Piloto Pardo was among the craft assisting the cruise RUM5ON Thomas J. Falco, Secrelar it. furnace and steel prod- Be the first owner of our brand new LENTZE MARINA — For Rarltan Board of Fire Commissioner ship then also. mru-bedroom Colonial Family •ay boating. In out berthing service of Aberdeen Township, Three girls Petty Officer Phillip Franklin said the tow line uction workers (19.41) and sue kitchen, coiv den with fireptact for power and sail boats. IS to 14'. Fire District No 1 snapped about 20 miles south of Cape Muzon on Dall and separate dining room are lust a Dec. 27, N, M, 31, Jan. 2 14*.M petroleum refinery la- Used boat sales. 717-im Island after the vessel had been towed for about four MAKO, MARQUIS, OMC — 234 Mlddlelown die in fire borers (19.32). Ourenautic, Lyman, Johnson. E-Z hours. —Nuclear power sta- ARMSTRONG! Loedor. NOTICI COLEMAN, Md. (AP) Make It Yourself Brvs Marine Naptune 771 73*4 Notice Is hereby given that the The Coast Guard had planned to tow the freighter tions produced 12.5 percent AGENCY REALTORS Mlddletown Township Committee — Three young girls who 70 miles in open sea from the mouth of Dixon Entrance Sii Prospect Ave. Little Silver MARINE ELECTRONICS — For will hold a special mewling on Tues of the nation's electricity the latest in Si-Ten recorders, VHF were home alone died and sink it there — where the bottom is a mile from 741-4500 radios, direction finders or Loran, in 1978 OPEN 7 DAYS when fire apparently vour bait buy Is 108 Commercial the ocean's surface. The facts and figures New Quilted Look! BOAT HOUSE touched off by a malfunc- Thirty Taiwanese crewmen were aboard the 741- RUMSON AREA -Call or send for 11M Ocean Ave. Sea Bright Rentals cover topics from agricul- our "Shore and Country Living" Mi-mi tioning gas heater engulfed foot ore freighter when it struck a reef and capsized brochure, Pit*, descriptions, prlcai Open Tues. throueh tun. their small, wooden home, ture to banks, education, M BROAD ST. off the northern British Columbia coast on Christmas health, income, parks, pop- PLEBROOK AGENCY. Realtor,, authorities said. IM Recreational RIO BANK, N.J. Day. It drifted north into U.S. waters and became ulation, trade and trans- 111 Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumion, t-otf Ice suite (too sq. ft.) may be Police said the girls' grounded about 40 miles southwest of Ketchican on Vehicles subdivided for anv portion portation. There also is a SACRIFICE - Mult sell Immediate thereof; end single office, HO so. mother was hospitalized at Thursday. ft. Central air. heel, private iv Premium price location. Two CAMPER — Slide-in, •' bed. Sleeps the time of the fire. Au- chapter on similar data bedroom, terrace. Shadow Lake con parking, elevator, full Janitorial The bodies of two men have been found. Winds of four, good condition. (MO firm. service Included. Prime loca- from foreign nations. domlnlum. Golf, fish, pool, laka, ten- 7»-X>50 thorities identified the up to 60 knots and 20-foot seas prevented a U.S. Navy Keep wnm in the newest ol new nit. New construction^ Immediate tion. Jusl completely renovated. girls as Dawanda Rochell occupancy. Mv toss, vour geln None MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT 747-1100 diving team from getting into the ship for five days Copies of the abstract tishions-the quill-look |Kket AveilabK ait this price • fiS.tOO, Check our unbeelable Philips, 13, Tangier Dena Cunt after curve cceites make offers Call anytime, fMl-ttii, after the accident. for library or home use are low rates and compare, 219-0471 t smart quilted effect that's < all again If no answer. Also Mon Harding, 9, and Shawneeq But Saturday, a break in the weather allowed a available from the Super- mouth model, UXTO, make often Haslcena Harding, 4. dramatized by contrast edges. SPECIAL rtWMDUSTtUlMU diver from Ketchikan, Del Hansen, to enter the Lee intendent of Documents, Crochet this one-button cardi- THE STAFF — Of The Starting NOTICES il.ooo >Q ft. TalHate loading, A hospital spokes- Thompson Group, Nancy Koo Real private parking A/c. heat, Wang Zin. He reported finding no survivors and no U.S. Government Printing gan of synthetic worsted . Pal tv. 91 Half Mile Rd., MMdletown, sprlnklared. PuHllc transporta- woman would not say why bodies. Office, Washington, DC, tern 910: sues 8-14 included A Hapey Holida* 210 Lost* Found tion1 the mother, Theresa Har- AND Hansen said the ship was not as firmly grounded as 20402. Or they can be ob- THE STAFF — Of The Sterling «M0 so. ft. Tailgate loading, ding, 29, was hospitalized, Thompson Group, Nancy Koo Real- FOUND DOG — Saint Bernard, originally thought and, after consulting with the Coast tained at Government young male In Colts Hack. Call private parking, heat, H.75 tw each pattern Add SO* ty, tl Half Mil* Rd., Middietown, sprlnklered Public Irensporta- Guard, attached a line to the ship's rudder. He was Printing Office bookstores -..the, all a Happy Holiday. 2)6 Mlddletown lion. able to free it from the rocks with his 65-foot boat. and Department of Com- each pattern Iw first-class air THINKING OF Selling or Buying? FOUND — Girl's Red Bank Catholic day, January 1, 19W at 3:00 P.m. In mail and handling Sand la CallTRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY Class ring, vjclnltv of Belter School. 747-1100 Itvt Main Meeting Room of Townihlp The Lee Wang Zin, bound for Japan with a load of merce district offices in 471 Eelontown IHt. Call MI-4591 Hall, for tht purpose of Rtorganlia tlon Day. iron ore pellets from British Columbia, carried about major cities around the na I aura IjHiaalar Bv order of lh« Mlddletown 370,000 gallons of fuel. tion. Lain WntoioT Township Commlttta, Robert Eckart, Mayor. Coast Guard Cmdr. Ray Spoltman, federal on- _ .. Alto, piees* be advised that tne e bO0 or ln Ntedlecrift Dapt. 61 caucus meeting will be held on scene coordinator of the pollution recovery effort, . ™ * ^li' ' •" Thursday, January 3, 19*H In tht estimated 25 percent to 50 percent of the fuel leaked, h<»rdcover or •» in paper- Conference Room of Township Hall. back, the Census Bureau Tha Daily Roister adding rough weather dissipated some of the spill. . 31 S4.M said. MlDOLBTOWN TOWNSHIP Oil mop-up operations were begun by the Coast LBSALADVBH.TISIMBNT Guard on Saturday night at Helms Bay, about 18 miles Boi 1(1, 0M CkBtM SU-. Hnr NOTICI TO BIDDERS York, NT 10(11. Print NaaM, NOTICE l> hertbv glvan trial northwest of Ketchikan. A crew of 26 persons aboard HIM Mas «lil M received by tht Utnm. Dt, Pattani NmBtf. Township of Mlddlatown for tho the cutter Cape Romain worked with floodlights and Pastor, NEW! 1980 NEEDLECRAFT i-irnlshlnti and dallvarIng of If.MO cjpiei of moonlight, lacing oil containment booms and using catalog Value packed! One* 170 Recreational Actlvltlas Calen- absorbent pads to mop up fuel. designs—all crafts 3 free pat- dan. preaches Saw bldi ara to ba opened and Franklin said Hansen reported finding no damage terns printed inside. Send Jl 00 raad In public at tha Municipal BulMIng, Highway #11 and Kim's to the fuel holds of the Lee Wang Zin, adding the Highway, Mlddlatown. Naw Jarsav bunker C-type oil solidifies at the colder temperatures on January 14, IMO at 10:00 A.M. in bar (prevailing tlma). and will remain in the ship. Complete specification! and DENNISON, Minn form ol bid ara on f lie al me Office of Spoltman has received approval to spend $450,000 Central Purchasing. Annas Build- from a federal oil spill fund. The cost of the cleanup (AP) — If people won't Freedom from Fuss LOOK FOR THESE ADS ing. Highway #35 and Kino's High way. Mlddlttown. Naw Jersey won't be known for some time. come to the church, the Copies of which may ba picked up, Rev. Richard Mork of the without charge, by prospective bid. The vessel, owned by Lee Wang Zin Navigation, DAILY & SUNDAY IN THIS BOX dart uoon application. S.A. and of Panamanian registry, had been leased to Dennison Lutheran Church Bids must be made on standard feels the church should go proposal form In tha manner de- Japanese interests. Spoltman said the vessel's owners signed therein and required bv the have disclaimed responsibility. He said the govern- to the people. specifications, must ba inclosed In a So Mork has been hold- SNOW TIRES — L7«xtS, ont „ staled envelope bearing tha name ment probably will sue to recover its costs. A CLEAN TWIN MATTRESS—And MEN'SCASHMERE--C0*t,Sll4>4.t with rims, $40. Other pair, $20. Sli and address of tha bidder and Item ing his Wednesday morn- Bit regular, $5. Buy all for $50.bid. Proposal must ba accompanied box spring, M. Star* portabk dish- C bv a Statement of Consent of Surety ing Bible study sessions wisher. ISO. R«d stop stool. IS. "° '" 74141.0 Aluminum windows, scrtans. ISO several s(»S. 291-2340. from a surety company authorized 747-677.1. REFRIGERATOR — Usax). runs to do business In tha State of Naw Skaters are 'saved' this month in a local bar. FREE YOURSELF from lust- BICYCLE - BOV'» »", •«#H« i0 STUDIO COUCH — Like I w. V Jersey and acceptable to tha Town- slide into this light wrapping for " ship of Mlddlatown and a Certified And the turnout at Den- condition, S40. Easy cnair, US. Call daytimes that are busy, or re- Clll 471-4435 SEARS WHITE GAS RANGE — 4715277 check, cashier's check or a bid bond, nison's Fireside Lounge payable ta the Township of Mid- laxing. Square neck in front, works w\\. $so Call 671-ww or TWO 24" SEARS BIKES — On dlttown In not lass than tan (10%) but die of the cold has topped any Bible study, •71-am boy's and ont girl's, $20 aach. percent of tha total amount Md. V back-fresh, feminine. COUCH AND CHAIR — Fairly fl 164-2313 he said, with more than 25 condition, *». SEARS KENMORE DISHWASHER Tha Township reserves tha right HOLDERNESS, N.H. (AP) - Three skaters Printed Pattern 9133: Misses CHI 7JM307 TWO SEARS SNOW TIRES — Oi. to reject anv or all bids, to waive anv people attending. Sues 8, 10, 12, 14, 16. 18. 20. Ctll 2W-4313 rims, balanced, G76-14, less than MO Informalities for anv reason what- plunged through the thin ice of a central New Hamp- COLONIAL SOFA — With matching miles.ttO. Cal l after 4 p.m., 2*1-1722. Size 12 (bust 34) takes 3 yards chilr, $135. SNOW TIRES - With whtals. sonar. Oil 342-fiM CW-13, W5. »' and S'7" skis w»n TWO — Sawing Machines, both wli Bidders are required to comply shire lake yesterday, and two were pulled from the Icy 45-inch fabric bindings, WO. Sll* » Lanot ski boots. woodtn cabinets, n*«ds somt worl Itfl tha requirements ol P.L IMS. water hours later in a frantic rescue attempt. US. Stit 9 SKI boots. $10 Man's aln (100 for'ooth. 671-34M, aftar $. c. 117 and PL. HHc.lt Small tremor 34 ski panti, M- Woman's sl» 30 1*1 Bv order of the Township Com- The two men pulled from Squam Lake were rushed DRUMS— Four p)ec«. iwocvmbals, pant*. «. Sttnograph machlnt. $13. TYPEWRITER TABLE — II oood condition, grt«t (or * boglnnar, Toast Masler toaster, %* Misty Har- Sleds, U, $10 and $12. Old dres*t mittee of tha Township of Mid- to shore and their bodies immersed in hot water in shakes Conn. Smi tUi tv i . »: 10 firm. Call aft«r 6 p.m., 2*4-44*9. bor woman's winttr lirwd rain coat, $30. Call after 4 p.m. 191-W10. slit 11. $7. Stanley Blackar mans Dec 31 HMO hopes that the frigid lake water had lowered their Mi SO* to Mdi tattn far ELECTRIC GUITAR — Hollow M n ZENITH 25" — Color consol GREENWICH, Conn. body, two Dlmsirlio pkkupl. row- wit. *l« <*. W- * '» fi" *•? good condition, wllh color antenna 244 Tlnton Falls body temperatures enough to permit revival — even first-class airmail. ' " wood llrtflttrbosKd, with CAM andJackets, 15. Man's sl» 34 slacks. t3. $200. Call 671-1971. (AP) — There were no re- strap. Sirs. Call Chutk. 747-54*7, Call 74M7M. TINTOH FALLS after more than five hours In the water. Settle: - PU1LIC HOTICI ports of injuries or damage An Ordinance Entitled "They are hoping for a miracle," said Albert AN ORDINANCE AMINDINO THI Beaulieu, administrator at Sceva Speare Memorial from a small earth tremor 5 TINTOH FALLS DBVILOFMINT that shook Greenwich and HIOULATIOm OKDIMAMCI Hospital in Plymouth when the two skaters were MARIAN MARTIN •as Introduced t» Mayor and Couv taken. neighboring Westchester 3 LIMES - 5 DAYS - 3°° ell o( the eorouoh of Tlnton Falls an County, NY., inundating Sept. II. me and on Dae. V, mi But after two hours of efforts, Dr. Vlastlmal Zak, Pattarn Dapt. 420 was finally adopted and eoproved bv police switchboards with tne Mayor. 46, of Plymouth, and a friend, Zbynek Dvoracek, 46, of Kennel E. Saector calU from curious resi- Tka Dally R4flttar FMSWPWCEUPTO'MO" Mavar Waterloo, Ontario, were pronounced dead at the hospi- JEROMES REED dents. •orauaHCIarii tal. Oac.n MM They had been taken from the water by divers and The Weston Ob- servatory in Boston meas- 232 Wast lltti SL. New Taft, NT 147 Reglantl NotlCM state officials summoned after one of Dvoracek's 10011. PlW MftK, MBtESS, from your houtehok) may b* wk) for up to children jumped into the water and swim to the ured the tremor yesterday ISoOCri (SmirtJ S100.00) ptr «We Mettor eac h MOTICI between 2 and 1.1 on the Df, SIZE »i STTU NUHBH. Ifenrv HueJaao Raglonal icftooi closest snore to seek help. MORE clothes for LESS Hem mult Mfn§nHoo«d. DOtnct Board d Uotatlon will hold Richter scale, with Its cen- They were.then put into a boat which was dragged MONEY-its still possible when Ma MlawlM Special Meetings: ter somewhere northwest January 1. INI: MXMl Wort across the perilously thin ice to shore where Zak was you sew. Send now for our NEW Meal, 7:» P.M.. Faculty Room of Greenwich. The Richter January 14. 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It was an immediate hit. and television was changed LOS ANGELES (API - It being customary to com- Jack Paar walked off the set after NBC censored his use cancer; such were the themes of this comedy, and the After Archie came Yorkin & Lear's "Maude." who prise "best-worst" lists at the end of a year, almost of the term. "W.C ," which stands for water closet, or show had the hard edge to carry it off was the tirst divorced lady on television The doors were obligatory to do to at the end of a decade, I tried last toilet The thing even looked different than other sitcoms open weekend to construct a pair of lists of my own: Through those doors came much quality, thoughtful The best and worst TV shows of the 1970s Mention "Water Closet" to Archie Bunker, and he'd Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin shot "All in the Family" respond, "Geez, what are you, one uh them kind?" with a with Desi Arnaz's old three-camera technique, but they movies about homosexuality and rape, such as "That It didn't progress well Candidates for the "worst" used tape instead of film The use of video tape em- Certain Summer!' and "Cry Rape." funny series about side fairly leapt out of the files, arms waving; Xhe best waffling motion of his hand. Before Archie, a toilet had never been flushed (or seen phasized the action over the picture, further enhancing the ghetto blacks, such as "Sanford and Son." side, after two hours, still had some vacancies. show's impact. Through those doors too came the crowd of imitators, So, in the interest of symmetry, I chucked the idea. "or mentioned) on television, a man and wife never slept in the same bed on television; before Archie, the world of who used the dirty words and titillation of the Instead, I offer a single show, a TV program that shook It is amazing, in light of the times and a pervasive groundbreakers without bothering with the substance commercial television to its foundation and, for better or prime time TV had very little in common with the people "cover your neck" mentality at the networks, that All it sought to entertain. Thus, the classic "All in the Family" is an indirect worse, laid the course of network television for the 1970s: in the Family" ever made it to TV The show was made ancestor of the classless. "The Ropers " The series of the decade, ''All in the Family." Carroll O'Connor as Archie Bunker, bigot, cussed and for ABC, which decided against going with it But Robert Amazingly, Archie has endured Through, tune and Television was a very different creature before that belched and berated; he blasted pinkos, "Hebes," Wood, then president of CBS. took a gamble changing social trends and cast attrition, even through a January night in 1971 when Archie Bunker's family circus "spades," "fruits" and Walter Crqnkite. He was loved Wood had earlier put his head on the chopping block by change in format and name Ito "Archie Bunker's Place" hit the air: Jand hated intensely, and instantly. "All in the Family" cancelling CBS' still-successful cornpone series, such as this season. I Archie has endured This season the show Two years earlier, this same CBS had yanked the zoomed to the top of the ratings, while sociologists tried to "Petticoat Junction" and "The Beverly Hillbillies." and was pitted against ABC's "Mork and Mindy." a for- Smothers Brothers off the air because guest David Stein- figure out whether Archie was O.K. because he poked fun launching a search for relevant entertainment to replace midable foe. and still, it endures. berg Jokingly took the Lord's name in vain. In 1968, at bigotry or rotten because he made folks laugh at it. them. Yes, "All in the Family" seems a reasonable choice Chrysler tried to quash a spot in a Petula Clark special in But there was more to "All in the Family" than off- With much breath-holding going on at CBS. and with for TV show of the decade At least Dance Theatre something special By DOLORES BARCLAY Although "Aviary" opened somewhat unevenly with poor- Associated Presi Writer ly edited sound, it redeemed itself almost immediately. NEW YORK - The Alwin Nikolais Dance Theatre ex- Nikolais goes to great lengths to Involve the audience, wheth- ploded in electric energy and Day-Glo splendor at City Center er through the clever nods and stares of the dancers or when last week. he silhouettes their forms on a downstage screen. It was a total multi-media display, for Nikolais blends Here, the company appears to leap to and from the lights, space, fabric and movement with bodies and occasion- audience as they pass before the projector. The effect is al props. Dancers will appear in Day-Glo masks and tights, stunning. shimmering while they move. The stage is never empty — "Gallery," which Nikolais first showed last year at the negative space is consumed and turned into something very Beacon Theater, followed "Aviary." It seemingly is a frivo- special. lous romp of shooting gallery targets. But underneath the fun And that special product comes from a man who is is stark reality — laughter crumbles to tears. choreographer, costumer, light designer, director, sound It opens with a backdrop of bulbous eyeballs. Suddenly, scorer and the heartbeat of every performance. Nikolais has green and yellow targets pop up from a counter. They are soon presented some of the most articulate and visionary light and replaced by the dancers heads. Then the dancers themselves dance shows of the past 10 years. become targets on the move, utilizing all the jerky turns and He premiered a new work Thursday, "Aviary: A Ceremo- unpredictable falls of sitting ducks. ny for Bird People," which illuminates his multiple talents. The excellent technique of this company was especially The curtain rises on a tableaux of dancers frozen on one seen in sustained movements on monkey bars, where the leg on clear lucite perches. They unfreeze, with a flutter here dancers slither in and out of each others bodies. and a flap there. Hands are at right angles to wrists, and The very uptempo suite from "Sanctum" closed the show. bodies jerk in the often skitterish movements of birds. The Nikolais dancers are among the most highly trained in Marcia Wardell at one point is almost a bird. We wait for the art. There are few quivers from cold or underworked ANNOUNCE SEPARATION — Marv Tyler Moore and savwhether they will file fordivorce but did sav their her to take flight, as she stretches and preens, testing her muscles and it is rare when a step is misplaced or faulty. They her producer husband, Grant Tinker, announced over partnership in the MTM Inc. production company will wings and fragile legs through a' series of intricate pretzel operate as a tight unit — as one artistic organism. the weekend that they have separated and are living continue. twists. And they will be operating in New York through Jan. 6. apart after 17 years of marriage. Tinker declined to Television Today Netv York Channels — 2. 1. 5. 7. 9. 11. 13 * two dstst on Ihe tame EVENING O UC NEWS NACNfll IEH8II BfPOil adolaacant lov* atory Royal Canadians Orches- Aatalre. Red Skelton. LAVERNE 4 SHIRLEY filmed In Parlt. 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Frank Sinatra, Kathryn 3:06 8 SIEGEl S FINAL DA it and become* *o over- at* fugitives, on the run aequel uncovere more dollar! worth of gold Guests: Al Hlrt, Natalie Grayson. A group of 1 IS IS WCAU EDIIORIAI • UNCUROTD aurvlvore of the capsized Mi 0 CAMt UMTT »» FWNOS whelmed with guilt Hist from Mexican poHca and hidden In Ettt Germany. Cole, Let Brown and the Brooklynilos try to make i 30 OD JOEl A SPIVAK the dscldee to become a a gang of International luxury liner. 8.8. Po- (2 hra.) Band of Renown, (go It big in show biz. (2 hrt.. 3 36 O MOVIE [MYSTERY: "'.• Quest: Roddy seidon, along with a crew McDowell. nun. (Repeat) drug dealers. (Repeat; mint.) 6 mint.) Song ol Ihe thin Man J94) a MCK CAVETT SHOW Gueat: CO mine.) of thieves who ere loot- William Powell. Myrna 7 O O IHE TONIGHT SHOW O O I0MOMOW Host: • mm Tony Perklnt. a WOttD 'Europs: Ths ing the ehlp. (Rated PG) Tom Snyder. Guett: Loy. Murder strikes'on a a a HAWAII HVE-0 (2 hra.) 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(60 mint.) tion of a Greek pro*tl- Start: Tom Laughlln, Ron MJLSJt accident in which a woman stock car racer It 400 CD GIVE US THIS DAY troleum Exporting Coun- SIM OH NEW JH5JY tut*. (118 mlns.) O'Neal. A gunflghter un- TK IAC DOUGH woman atock car racer It killed In a flaming wreck. 5 00 O NEWS tries, McQarrett and Ma 0 IWU6MTIONE willingly participate in MCKWS PtttTO. HUH NEW killed In a flaming wreck. iptat) agente are about to be \M 0 0 I0MOW0W Hotl: the massacre of DAW GAME teeted by tho YOKEI (Repeet) S MOVIE MEWLYWEO GAME Tom Snyder. Quests: membert of an Indian -IMUSICAl-OOCUMCNIAItT) "j mellculouely-trained Qaal Green* and Jim tribe to tflat they cannot BNEWYEAUSROCHIN EVEErln Him NTS AGAM NEWS Celebration at Big Sur 1971 graduate students of a Villas, food crltlct. (60 tatllfy about the thlsvery Moran John Schneider 1 50 FIRST MATINEE OVEI EAST Gue*t: Ed secret school of assas- 0 MASH Joan Baez, Jonl Mitchell. EXCEPT (STAR TREK) Ami. . Hoet: Hugh mint.) of a powerful rancher. (2 and Dick Clark hoat a Filmed at i960 Big Sur sins. (60 mlna.) nWTMUSHOW hrt.) special musical welcome wns. a a 1HBSE S COMPANY HONErnOONEIS NEW JEtSET: MtifHlIVE Folk Fettlval held at the a MOVIE -(DIANA) •••• to 1980 featuring perfor- Esalem Institute, In- «fl TR£K ONLYI CHILD UNDER MACNHl-lEHtW HP0»! Jsck's prlnclplst are at KSTIOraVKH AT THE WMIE S NEWS mances by Barry Man- S2r00 ^A_T_ALL TIMES NO JOUWET 10 AOVENIUrE I:M 0 MOW-(HOMOS) •• Inter Citnan Kara It4l Oraon cludes tuch performers •take when he's hired as HOUSE Cellist Mltleltv Rot- Welle*, Jowph Cotten. How, Chic, Blondl* and 1M 0 10 LH! s msle model and leama the OtwT' 19)1 Irene Kelly, et Joan Baaz, Crotby, tropovlch and hit two Story of the life of an the Village People. (90 he'* to pose nude for a daughters perform In the Josh Bryant. A young Stills, and Nash, and Jonl ALL IN IHE FAMU eminent publisher, from mlna.) HOttrwooo SOUARS magazine centerfold. Eaat Room of the Whits college profettor dls- Mitchell, (go mint.) SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA poor boy to greet wealth, O JACKIE GLEASON SHOW CD MOVIE 1 • 15.66 1 35-Nil CHICK-773.1810 MAICH6AME Houtt. (SO mlns.) cover* a frightening con- who a*plr*d to politic* O NEW YEARS EVE Al IHE m Miff HU SHOW 0 WATCH YOU MOUIH nection between e series (MUSICAL-BIOGRAPHICAL) «•" •* T2.-2:30-5-7:30-»'»0 but «u ruined by WALDORF Guy Lombardo DMCtRVBt 11 31 0 0 cis tilt MOVJ Of unusual murder e snd a Three Little Words 1951 Fred secret cult of devil wor- ptraonsl acandal. (2 hrt., WILLIAM LEONARD NfWS _ OTTO" 200 60M1A Otto, a BARNABY JONES: Th* 30 mlna.) SHATNER NIMOV MAOW IEWEI HPOtl shippers. (90 mlns.) gorilla at Chlcago'a Lin- Alpht-Bravo War' Two O SONG IY SONG 'Lorsni NEW JElSfT NEWS 1:41 0 MOW-(MAMA) "^ rkgW coln Park Zoo, Is fea- companies vie for a and Ikt City I9S0 Richard Hart' With Rlchsrd /Red- «W JHSfY NtWSWAICH THE MC1T1ON f*IC T I »R£. jJQj tured In IMS program on government contract to Wldmark, Gaits Tlerney. Rodgtrt ss hi* psrtnsr, WAU STKET rttSKCIM produce deadly mlttllts /Bank , f how the apas were SmalHlme crook It on Lorsni Hsrt mad* mu- * 1:30-4:15-7-15 10 lOITBT PICK-n moved from cramped and the death* of two the run from underworld sical history on Broad- 0 0 THE WHTE SHADOW /Theatre ceges to nswsr, mors •xecutlvet letd Barnaby power* he crones once way In th*. Twentle* and BETTE MIDLER Coach Reevee ft hauled spacious qusrtsr* In th* to think there may be Thirties. Karan Morrow, 2SBRO\I)SI. KKIMtVNK up on the carpet when a Great Ape House. (60 murder Involved. often. (110 mint.) Elizabeth Counssll, plsyer't legally pres- mlns.) (Repeat) "THE TENDER NEWS David Kernan and \ Dance J/ THE ROSE cribed amphetemlne* • DUC OMITS TRAP' igss Stars: Frank HAW ma MOOK SHOW Elizabeth Welch perform wind up aa a new source Sinatra, Dabble JOE RAWUN SHOW some of hi* tlmele** NCci\ter 0 0 101 Th* cabbie* MOW -(ADVENIUK-DtAMA of 'greenlss' for the are In tor a aurprlae when Reynold*. sonas. (60 mlna.) school's IMett drug mar- f•ft Item lo Morocco I9» 0 0 TK T0M6NT SHOW a tO HOUSE CALLS Dr. the email town kM Bobby Lai Barker. JuN Reding. 00 OWKVMI Florida 'Best Of Carson' Queue: Michael* run* en obsta- befriend* lands a big role >:M 0 MOW -(COMEDT) •••• "Ikt A Theatre School dedicated to developing well- Stale v* Oklahoma James Coco, KeMy Mon- cle course keeping hit aa Romeo the first day he MriaMati* Starr 1940 rounded performers through serious study with recog- if 12-2:30-5-7:30-9:50 arrive* In the Big Apple. telth, Barbara Howar. nized professionals and actual performing experience. 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Acting •lackfeet Indian uont as a front, Is buying BMOW- New Classes in MIME, "granny Up" country, I* •>'••• M up valuable beach Luciaat" »U Rod ttetger, (for senior citizens) Edmond O'Brien. Mary property by terroruJng Group & Private—Voice Lessons a"' * MCUOKh the femHtet who. have of tha Mafia* King of a gucrn mums HEAR vou lived there for many narcotics from Ma depor- CIRCLE 2 MOVIES 1 530-9340 —H years and Woody Is de- tation In 1946 to hi* BRICKTOVVN RED BANK tf THE termined to end thlt death, (2 hra.) NUXOMICOtlC The Daily Register SHF*J|ISBURY.N j. MONDAY, DECEWBER 31.1979 At the movies MIDDLiBROOKI- Rock< II .MSI 2. 7 13.1 U MIDDLBaROOK II — MupottMavIa IGl 2.7 30.1 IS RED BANK CINEMA M — RED BANK MOVIBS I — Starting Ovar IK) 7:30.9:11 The Jerk IR1 r H. 4 11 STRATHAAORC CINEMA I — RED BANK MOVIES II- Mlllom Icall tnaalarl, "W" mi r.t:II Rolie' Boogia IPG) 7 33.1 3S STKATHMORB CINEMA II - MONMOUTH ARTS CENTER — Malltwa (call lhaalarl; Ana* Juttica Far AM Justice For All IR) 7:30. 9 4S All inllf EDISON ASRURY PARK MENLO PARK CINEMA I - EAHONET- StarTraklGI 12.2 30 S I 30. 4 So MENLO PARK CINEMA II — ciasimatat IX) • is The ton IR| 12:20. 2:50. 5 25. 7 So LYRIC — 10 IS CKinaw Fortune Cookies IX) 7:IS.t:4S. WOOOBRIDGB HalNurwi (ill 30 WOODIRIDOE CINEMA I — V ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Trie Black Hole IPGI 110. 3 30 S 30) *T* Yalf CIN f MA — 7 30.4.30 • S l IS WOOOBRIDOE CINEMA II -*^ iTONTOWN Elaclrlc Horiaman IP>I 12.4S. 1:10, S 40.1.10: IS / rTstvte ,PGI 7 30. « 30 SOMERSEIVCOUNTV NITYII- SOMERSET "I*ll* IP0I 7 IS.4 IS RUTGERS PLA2A CINEMA I — FREEHOLD Elaclrlc Horuman IPGl 1. Ill > 21. FREEHOLD I — I 40. 9.55 StarTrah (G) 1,7:15.4:31 RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA II — FREEHOLOII — Going In Style IPGI 1:10, 3:30. S 30. Apocalypse Now IR) 1, 7.10. 9 so 7 30,9:30 . FREEHOLD III- KMI RATINGS Elactrlc Horsaman IPO 2. 7 20.1:40 o General auai.ncei HAZLBT PG-AII atas. I Parental BUMaiKI Ha Orton Welles PLAIA- •ettaai Red Skcllon Mae Wf si June Allyson Apccal«PMNoi>(R|7.t.4S R RnlrlcM.