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VOL. 102 NO. 153 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1979 20 CENTS Clergymen arrive in Iran toda NEW YORK (AP) - Three U.S. clergymen headed for Iran today to celebrate Christmas with the American hostages In Tehran and, said the Rev. William Sloane Coffin, perhaps listen to the grievances bom of decades of "pain and anger" in Iran. "We scream 'about the hostages, but few Americans heard the screams of tortured Iranians," said Coffin, a former CIA agent who became a minister and later spoke out against the Vietnam War. Coffin questioned President Carter's handling of the crisis, saying the administration's request for UN. economic sanctions might only stiffen the resolve of the Iranians. Coffin, Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bishop Thomas J. Gum- bleton of Detroit and the Rev. William Howard of Princeton, N.J., president of the National Council of Churches, were the first American delegation invited by the Iranian government to visit the hostages. They left New York late last night on a flight to London, where they were stopping briefly before flying on to Tehran. Gumbleton speculated yesxterday in Redford, Mich., before his departure that the invitation could be a sign that Iran is searching for a resolution to the standoff, which began Nov. 4 when militants seized the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. EMBASSY MAIL CALL — Alex Paen, left, the Los Thirteen blacks and women were released, but 50 Americans Angeles newsman who has become the unofficial remain in captivity, threatened with trial as spies. mailman for the American hostages in Tehran, gets a "I see it as a signal that they're looking for some way to hand in delivering the mail to the occupied U.S. Em- bring about reconciliation," Gumbleton said. "And so maybe bassy yestrday from one of the Iranian militants. something will happen when we get there.'' But all three pastors emphasized they were not acting as The former anti-war activist also criticized President diplomats of the U.S. government, describing their mission as Carter. "primarily pastoral." "I happen to believe that imposing sanctions is highly "We have ears, and like all Americans, we are terribly reminiscent of Lyndon Johnson's bombing of North Vietnam interested to see if we can't reduce some of the tension and if ... it puts iron up the spines of the other side," said the former possible ... to facilitate the release of the hostages," said Yale Univesity chaplain. Coffin, pastor of Riverside Church in Manhattan "We will be "I can appreciate that to Iranians their holding of my wide open to those possibilities. See Clergymen, page I "I wish it were possible far the three of us to return with, let's say, the three youngest as a start," he said. Coffin once visited Hanoi to bring home three prisoners of the Vietnam War, 'Christmas yes, Earlier, in his Sunday message to his United Church- Baptist congregation, Coffin defended Sen. Edward Kennedy, saying the Massachusetts Democrat's charge that the de- 9 posed shah headed one of the most corrupt regimes in history Freedom no EN ROUTE TO IRAN ••• Three clergymen, en route to tional Airport yesterday. They are, from left, the Rev. "saved the lives of hostages." Iran to conduct Christmas services for the SO hostages William Sloane Coffin of New York City, the Rev. "His timing, he was told, was all wrong. What does that By MAUREEN JOHNSON held at the U.S. Embassy In Tehran, talk to reporters William Howard of Princeton, N.J., and Catholic Aux- mean? We lie on Monday and only speak the truth on Associated Press Writer prior to departing from New York's Kennedy Interna- iliary Bishop Thomas J. Gumbleton of Detroit, Mich. Tuesday? "said Coffin. TEHRAN, Iran — The Moslem militants holding 50 Ameri- cans hostage in the U.S. Embassy promised them whatever they need to celebrate Christmas, but the captors and Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini declared the only way the hostages will be freed is for President Carter to return the shah. Sunday shopping hailed as 'super' A spokesman for the militants who seized the U.S. Em- By BOB BRAMLEY several large department of Natelson's, a leading Christmas shopping, but bassy 51 days ago told The Associated Press the hostages will Shoppers continued yes- stores. men's clothing store, de- there are always those who receive "fruits, sweets and cookies and whatever else they terday to take advantage in "We're more than scribed the Sunday crowd as have left things to the last need to celebrate their Christmas. large numbers of the new pleased with today's turnout, "very strong." minute for one reason or an- "We'll do it however they want it, whatever they usually Sunday opening regulations, and we were absolutely "Several customers came other. And a lot of com- do. But we don't intend keeping the hostages separately. If mobbing stores in the Mon- crushed yesterday. We're up to me and said they ap- muters will be off tomorrow, they want they can all be together." mouth Mall in Eatontown. looking forward to another preciated the convenience of and the kids are home from But asked to comment on reports that some of the super day tomorrow," Wood- the Sunday opening," he said. school," he said. hostages might be freed soon, the spokesman said: "Our "It was another super ley said. Natelson added that he be- Another drawing card to position remains that either the shah is returned for trial or day," declared Thomas In Red Bank, where most, lieves today's Christmas Eve the shopping area is the fact the hostages are tried as spies.'' Wood ley. assistant general retailers are staying open crowds will be large as well. that many retailers will begin The latest report came from French parliamentarian manager of the m£ll, which Sundays during the holiday "Most of the people have their Christmas post-holiday Brigitte Gros, who met with Khomeini and other officials in nouses 155 stores, including season, Bernard H. Natelson pretty well completed their See Sunday salei, page t Iran and quoted them as saying three hostages will be freed within the next two or three days. But Khomeini, in a message broadcast on Christmas Eve by Tehran Radio, said the only way the hostages will be released is for Carter to send back the shah. "On the occasion of the festivities marking the birth of the Christian prophet, Jesus Christ, who through his holy and sacred words has condemned the world's oppressors, I con- gratulate all oppressed nations, Christian nations and our Christian countrymen in Iran," Khomeini declared. He said Carter should have bells tolled across the United States not for the "hostage spies," but for the benefit of "oppressed nations," adding: "Oh, American nation, do not lend your ears to presiden- tial propaganda which is simply to gain power. Know that our youths treat the spies in a manner pleasing to God (who) orders that forgiveness is for the conquered — even if they are tyrnannical spies ... You, the American nation, demand from Carter the extradition of the deposed criminal shah to Iran, for Carter holds the key to the spies' release." The embassy captors allowed a nine-foot Christmas tree from Seattle, Washington, and 90,000 Christmas cards to be delivered to the embassy Sunday by Los Angeles reporter Alex Paen. At least 49 more Christmas trees — one for each hostage See Iran: Christmas, page t
••mWrib MtlMtr Mall MKto »» Dim M MS. SANTA CLAUS — Mrs. Helen Maloney of Port charges dressed as Santa Claus. Drivers on Route 36 — SUNDAY SHOPPERS —With Red Bank's retail stores Monmouth, mother of eight, two of them students In especially truck drivers and even a well-dressed busi- open Sundays during the holiday season, merchants Port Monmouth School, has been a school crossing nessman In a New York car — honked and waved to her reported a heavy turnout yesterday as shoppers turned guard three years. This year she directed her small as they passed. out to make last minute Christmas purchases. The Inside Story THE WEATHER Mostly cloudy through tomorrow. Occasional rain and some fog today and tomorrow. Highs today and Middletown probes rent subsidy eligibility tomorrow in the low Stw. Precipitation probability 100 percent tonight. Complete report on page S. said that while he was con- to determine if the 38 tenants regularities, primarily at By WARREN RICHEY the grand jury hearing In- as a result, paid rents last Careers In nursing II ducting recertifications of in- receiving a low Income rent Bayshore Village and at MIDDLETOWN - While volving former Middletown year lower than they should Enha Bombeck's message 11 come records at the housing subsidy are entitled to It. Tomaso Plaza. county investigators pres- Housing Authority Executive have. Houston, Philadelphia draw wild cards It authority's two projects ented testimony last week in Director Andrew J. Praskai, A similar investigation The recertification of the Praskai has stated re- Battle royal brews In Casey Festival IS local officials continued to conducted in August at the elderly residents explained Baysbore Income records peatedly that he has done look into reports of hidden 100-unit Daniel Towers that they had been told by will be the third and final nothing wrong. The former Bridge advice tl DAILY REGISTER No Register assets and unreported income showed that federal rent sub- Praskai that they were not special income recertifica- project manager and ex- Basnets 17 PHONE NUMBERS among subsidized senior sidies were being overpaid required to report certain tion conducted by Gage this ecutive director could not be Classified 1MI Main Office.. tomorrow citizens here. $600 to |700 per month due, in items of income. year since the firing of reached for comment. Comics U Toll Free 1714 The Daily Register will An in-house investigation part, to unreported incomes, In order to prove quali- Praskai. Gage said that as a result Editorials » • Toll Free MM1W not be published tomorrow, at the housing authority's 152- maintained by "six or sev- fication for a federal or state Praskai, .fired In March of conducting the income re- Entertainment 11.17 Classified Deft MM7M Christmas Day and all of Its unit Tomaso Plaza high-rise en" tenants. • housing subsidy senior from the housing authority certification at Tomaso Lifestyle M-lt Orcmlatloa Dept... offices will be closed. has revealed that 80 percent Richard A. Gage, who re- citizens must submit detailed and in September from Plaza, the authority will re- Make A Date I Sports Dept Publication will resume of the elderly residents in the placed Praskai as executive income information .Includ- Bayshore Village, has been ceive $4,000 per month more OMtmarlet 4 Middletown Sanaa... 171-tzM Wednesday with complete federally funded housing director of the housing au- ing all sources of income. under investigation for the in rants from the tenants, due Religion tew* II Freehold Bweaa 4J1-Z1K news and sports coverage of project had exaggerated de- thority and as project man- Gage said he has begun a past year-and-a-half by the to updated and adjusted in- Sports , IMS LMf Brack Bweaa. OMI1I local, state, natfcnal and in- ductions or unreported in- ager of the state-financed recertification of incomes at county prosecutor's office be- come records. Television 17 ternational event*. comes on tenf|t records and, Bavshore Village {Complex, the M-unit Baysbore Village*, cause of alleged budget Ir- See llMdletowa, page I 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, DECEMBER 24,1979 —People not out. Clergymen arrive today MUNICH, West Germa . Iacocca, chairman of the ny (AP) - Conductor financially ailing auto- (Continued) reconciling spirit, a con- the visit. Howard is the only Leonard Bernstein says he maker, helped get a federal fellow Americans represents ciliatory spirit, rather than black in the delegation. will foresake the baton in bailout of some $15 billion a reflection of decades of simply to threaten," he said. State Department spokes- 1980 for a year and spend in loan guarantees for New savings called housing aid' pain and anger," said Coffin The National Council of man David Passage said the his time composing an op- Chrysler and that effort has era. WASHINGTON (AP) - New savings attracted to the "We scream about the Churches, an organization in- United States welcomed the earned him the title, "Un- hostages, but few Americans cluding most major Protes- opportunity for American "I'm having a difficult derdog of the Year." nation's thrift institutions in the first year that money market time convincing people I certificates were available stimulated the construction of heard the screams of tor- tant and Eastern Orthodox clergymen to see the The award is given each tured Iranians." denominations, and the U.S. hostages, but warned the visit won't lift my baton to aon- year by the group, which nearly 300,000 new homes, says a report issued yesterday by duct in 1980," Bernstein the Brookings Institution, a Washington-based, non-profit White House press secre- Catholic Conference initiated should not "distract atten- has headquarters in Clio, said during a brief visit to research group. tary Jody Powell declined efforts several weeks ago for tion from the fact that the Mich. Past "Underdogs of comment on the remarks. the pastors to visit Iran. hostages are being held il- Munich. "It's only a 12 the Year" include newsman As a result, the housing market remained strong in the last month hiatus, starting six months of 1978 and first six months of 1979 despite higher Meanwhile, Gumbleton Iran's invitation to the legally." Harry Reasoner, former said in New York that he be- clergymen specified they now." Cleveland mayor Dennis interest rates on mortgages, rapidly rising housing prices and Bernstein said that de- a slowdown in overall economic activity, the report says. lieves Carter is "trying to do would "conduct Christmas "We are indebted to the Kucinich and anti-ERA ac- the best he can" to secure services and pastoral ser- government of Iran for the spite his announced plans, tivist Phyllis Schlafly. The study warns, however, that the pattern may not have officials at the Mozart Fes- continued into the final six months of 1979 because of competi- freedom for the hostages and vices for American citizens invitation," said Howard, that Coffin's remarks were in the embassy." adding that he was confident tival in Salzburg, Austria ACAPULCO, Mexico tion for the certificates from other high-interest securities. still list him as a guest con- Also, as of March, the thrift institutions no longer were able to not likely to be helpful. Iran's ruler, Ayatullah of the trip's success because lAP) — Johnay "But at the same time, I Ruhollah Khomeini, said on of the "warmth and positive ductor for a week of per- Weismuller, the actor mqny compound the interest on the certificates nor offer them at a formances in late January quarter of a percentage point more than banks. do agree with the idea that Friday that black ministers manner in which the invita- Americans think of as perhaps we need to develop a would be given preference in "although I canceled the Tarzan, is in an Acapulco In fact, housing starts dropped 22 percent in October and tion has come to us." Leonard Bernstein contract six months ago hospital seriously ill with November to an annual rate of about 1.1 million units. People just don't want to gested the malignant tumor pneumonia, a tumor of the believe me or else they and lour vertabrae be re- esophagus and kidney prob- Cigarettes worry non-smokers Iran: Christmas hope I'll change my mind." moved It was an un- lems, his doctor said Satur- Bernstein said he plans precedented operation, but day attacked the home of Syria's the patient was someone' WASHINGTON (AP) - Concern about the effect of (continued) 1 ple here will respond like rev- to resume conducting in Weismuller, 78, was ad- ambassador in Tehran Sun- "for whom no other treat- cigarette smoke on non-smokers' health poses a major threat — are believed olutionaries." 1981. mitted to a medical center day. The envoy, Ebriham ment waspo ••• to the tobacco industry, a study done for the industry says. stacked up at Tehran airport, Sean MacBride, the Irish here on Monday after the Younes, was not injured, but BALTIMORE (AP) - The study, obtained by the Federal Trade Commission, along with 500,000 more statesman and Nobel Peace tumor blocked his throat one of his guards and one of Jessie Thomas made medi- was released by the FTC yesterday as an appendix to its Christmas cards sent by sym- Prize laureate, has been men- PHILADELPHIA (AP! and began choking him, the attackers were, the of- cal history when doctors re- annual report to Congress on smoking. pathetic Americans. tioned as a possible member — Former Gen Alexander said Dr. Ricardo Figueroa. ficial Pars news agency said. moved a cantaloupe-size Halg tuis decided not to The study for the Tobacco Institute was conducted by the Finance Minister of the tribunal, but he said He said cancer tests will The reason for the attack was tumor from her spine and fight any political battles in Koper Organization, a polling company. It was based on a Abolhassan Bani Sadr told a after meeting with Iranian of- be made but he doubted not clear. replaced part of her the near future. naiional survey of attitudes toward cigarette smoking. news conference Sunday that ficials in Tehran Sunday that surgery could be performed backbone with metal. Now "I have decided not to "Nearly six out of 10 believe that smoking is hazardous to Iran was "not easily scared" he had received no formal because of Weismuller's Zahedan, capital of south- the 33-year-old woman — enter political life After a the non-smoker's health, up sharply over the last four years. by the proposed sanctions. invitation. age and weakened condi- More than two-thirds of non-smokers believe it, nearly half of eastern Baluchistan prov- who once faced the possi- long and careful "You cannot make us sur- He also said he saw no tion. all smokers believe it." ince, was reported calm Sun- bility of spending the rest of assessment, I c included render by your plots and in- sign the tribunal would begin day after three days of riot- "He was dehydrated "This we see as the most dangerous development to the her life on a stretcher — is that it is not a constructive stigating others," he told a sitting in January, as Iranian ing that led to martial law when he arrived," Figueroa viability of the tobacco industry that has yet occurred," the going home for the thing for me to do at this news conference. officials have predicted, and Saturday. The Baluchis Want holidays. said "He did not have food report said. time," the former White or water for a week "It is not good for a na- that he felt "slightly less more autonomy, and have "I tell you this," Mrs House chief of staff said In its annual report on smoking, required by law, the FTC tion like ours with a new begun fighting Khomeini's re- recommended that Congress consider appropriating funds for pessimistic" a peaceful solu- Thomas said yesterday Saturday in a telephone in- fledgling revolution to sur- tion to the crisis can be gime just as Iran's other from her hospital bed. terview ATLANTA (AP) - anti-smoking messages to be carried in the media. render to their Instigations, ethnic minorities have begun achieved. "God gave me the strength Haig, 55, has been seek- Former Attorney General The commission noted that the cigarette industry spends so we have to resist. The peo- to do. heavily to "promote the desirability of smoking." Meanwhile, five gunmen to get through it." ing support for a presiden- Griffin Bell says "The Earlier this year, Mrs. tial bid for several months Brethren," a book about the Thomas became complete- .Supreme Court, tells a ly paralyzed. An examina- CLIO, Mich. (API-Lee story of near anarchy and Infants need auto restraints Middletown tion revealed a large bone- Iacocca, tup dog at abuse of power tyiat he is CHICAGO (AP) - Traffic deaths among infants probably (continued) files and they're not happy board member indicated that cell tumor attached to her Chrysler Corp., now is the not inclined to believe. are much, higher than those among older children because He said that of the four with the state of the files," an she felt someone other than spine, and doctors told her top underdog in the country, Bell described the book, infants are more fragile — and often ride in their mothers' tenants at Bayshore Village HFA official reported during Praskai should have access to she had barely a year to says Underdogs Interna- written by investigative re- arms instead of in restraints, two Maryland researchers say. he's reviewed, three have in- the review. the files to ascertain that the live. tional. porters Bob Woodward and "The most important point is the need for the child to be comes higher than is in- Gage said that in some subsidies were being properly Dr. Charles C. Edwards, The central Michigan or- Scott Armstrong, as "more properly restrained in cars either in a child restraint or under dicated on their income re- cases certain medical deduc- awarded. head of orthopedic surgery ganization celebrates indi- than 400 pages of gossip and seat belts," said Susan Baker, associate professor at Johns cords. tions declared by tenants Hade, who reportedly had at University Hospital, sug- viduals who are down but trivia." Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health. "Proper He said his recertificatlon were "distorted." He noted been permitted access to the restraints do not include those little plastic baby holders and of the low rent sudsidized ten- that the state found that sev- files, resigned from the board do not include being held in somebody else's arms." ants at Bayshore will be com- eral tenant income files con- and as board president short- But in view of the fact that few people use restraints, the pleted in about two weeks. tained "extra ordinary de- ly after Praskai left Five lift Rhodesian sanctions JAMA article says, high priority must be given to further The project manager said ductions. '' Bayshore. development and application of built-in protection such as that prior to his reviewing the The HFA review was In addition to questions DAR ES SALAAM, Tanza- Foreign Minister Benjamin white minority unilaterally, padded instrument panels, airbags and other energy-absorb- records at Bayshore he was prompted as a result of ques- about rent subsidies, the nia (AP) — The five front- Mkapa said. declared independence from ing structures. aware of two tenants on the tions raised in August by Di- Bayshore board prior to fir- line African states that have He said Tanzania ended Britain in an attempt to fore- Mrs. Baker based the conclusion on a study of the traffic low rent subsidy who will rector Gayle Richardson con- ing Praskai raised questions backed guerrillas fighting in sanctions today, and that the stall black majority rule. deaths of 89 children under the age of 15. An article on the have to be removed from the cerning the procedures used about hiring and budget prac- Rhodesia have decided to end other front-line states — Last Friday, a peaces- study is published in the Dec. 28 edition of the Journal of the program because of un- by Praskai to award rent sub- tices and about the pre- trade sanctions against the Zambia, Mozambique, agreement was signed in Lon-;t American Medical Association. reported incomes. sidies. mature imposition of rent in- Salisbury regime, Tanzanian Botswana and-Angola — were don aimed at ending the sev- ' Gage's recertificatlon at Richardson, during an Au- creases at Bayshore. expected to take similar ac- en-year-old guerrilla war in Bayshore came at the request gust board meeting, reported Praskai raised the rent at Woodbridge man tion. Rhodesia and paving the way Bet rides on 1 million deaths of the state Housing Finance that she and another board Bayshore Village prior to re- Mkapa's statement said for new elections leading to Agency, which holds the member "found at least one ceiving final state approval killed in crash that the decision followed a black-majority rule. A Brit- LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - The man who bet $5,000 that a project's $1.9 million mort- tenant who is making more to do so in both 1979 and 1978, GALLOWAY (AP) — A UN. Security Council move ish governor arrived in major earthquake will destroy Los Angeles next week can gage and oversees the than required to receive the according to state records. Woodbridge man was killed to end trade sanctions im- Salisbury last week reassert- collect only if the disaster claims one million lives, a Union project. subsidy. We also found sever- Several board members Sunday in an automobile acci- posed by the world body 14 ing British authority over the Plaza Hotel official says. At the request of a mem- al discrepancies but were un- were not aware that the dent on the Garden State years ago when Rhodesia's breakaway colony. "It's got to be a devastating earthquake that will kill one ber of the Bayshore Village able to prove them as a result board had ever voted to in- Parkway in this Atlantic million people," said Johnny Quinn, race and sports director Board of Directors, the HFA of not having access to the crease the rent and the board County community, State Po- at the hotel. ii^September reviewed ten- files..." refused to accept an Oct. 1 $6- lice said. "THE NO FINE PRINT" Qulnn, in announcing other specifications of the wager, ant income files and dis- Richardson went on at the per-month rent increase until James G. Costello, 20, was said the earthquake must occur between noon Dec. 31 and covered inconsistancies, board meeting to criticize the HFA ordered the in- pronounced dead at the scene SAVINGS ACCOUNT noon Jan. 1. omissions and deductions Praskai and Board President crease. of the 4 a.m. accident, police Effective said. He was a passenger in a Annual The hotel put up 70-1 odds Friday after the man, described that should not have been Margaret Hade for refusing Gage said that after an Yiold On as "well-dressed and 40-ish," asked for and received the odds made. to allow her access to the examination of the Bayshore car driven by Nicholas 5.50' . InterM from oddsmaker Bob Martin. The man told hotel officials he "They looked through the tenant income files. The budget he is convinced that Torchia, 22, also of Wood- was from Virginia, but they declined to identify him. the $6 rent increase could bridge. TWIN BORO FEDERAL SAVINGS If the disaster occurs, the bet returns 1350,000. have been avoided. He said he Police said Torchia's car AND LOAN ASSOCIATION wUI try to institute a *6 cut in ran out of control and struck Sunday sales 94 BROAD STREET—EATONTOWN rents in next year's budget. a tree, throwing him and Cos- (continued) areas, and the unseasonable tello out of the car. Torchia 542-0404 Chrysler sees worker sacrifices Praskai was also sales today, Natelson ex- mildness is expected to con- was not injured in the acci- criticized by the board for HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. (AP) - Chrysler Corp. work- plained. tinue, said Paul Croft of Fair dent. hiring his son, Andrew ers will approve new sacrifices so the struggling No. 3 Haven, The Register's weath- "We're starting sales on Praskai Jr., and Board Mem- automaker can get (1.5 billion in federally guaranteed loans to er observer. With the warmth business clothing and tailored ber Thomas Conrad's son, stay alive, Chrysler's chairman predicts. will come wet, however, he suits, for instance," he said. Gerald Conrad, as |3.5O-an- Asked at a news conference Saturday whether reluctance Two Register spot shop- cautioned. by Chrysler's unionized workers to go along with the con- hour summer workers at pers reported brisk activity Bayshore without the knowl- gressionally required total of $462.5 million in contract con- in Red Bank. Hildy Fontaine • Reporting last night, Croft cessions might throw the company into bankruptcy, Chairman said, "Today's high was 53 edge or authorization of the airooinlond found the crowds somewhat Lee A. Iacocca replied, "No, no, they won't do that." degrees and we expect close board. lighter than Saturday, but Praskai, an East United Auto Workers union President President Douglas added that the stores were to 50 degrees again tomor- A. Fraser said Friday the new concessions were "unfair" and row." But he added that rain, Keansburg resident, began HOURS: well filled. his connection with local he did not know how his members would react. "I think Sunday shopping "mainly scattered," proba- MON. 10-5:30 RED BANK bly will hit this area late this housing as a member of the CLOSED CHRISTMAS The U A W represents almost all of Chrysler's 113,000 union is just great," she said. WED.-SAT members. Some 33,000 of them are on layoff. Talks on afternoon and continue into Bayshore Village Board of Kitty Woods said she en- Directors. He was later ap- 10-5:30 reopening the October contract will begin in the first week of joyed herself in the stores Christmas Day. Januarv. pointed by a Republican ad- yesterday. "We may get a storm ministration as executive di- "I was against Sunday forming in the southeastern rector of the housing author- sales, but boy, am I glad they United States, which could ity and-project manager of 20 pounds of uranium missing passed it," she commented. AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE mean a heavy concentration Bayshore Village: He also WASHINGTON (AP) - The Nuclear Regulatory Com- Yesterday's mild tem- of rain beginning Christmas served as project manager of ftom our regular stock. mission is trying to decide whether to revoke the license of a peratures undoubtedly drew afternoon and going on into the HFA-financed Luftman Tennessee nuclear fuel plant because a significant quanitity area residents to shopping Wednesday. Towers project In Lincroft of highly enriched uranium cannot be accounted for at the DRESSES-GOWNS-SLACKS-SKIRTS site. NRC sources said yesterday that some agency staff mem- OFF OUR bers recommended during a closed meeting Dec. 14 to lift the LOW LOW license of the Nuclear Fuel Services plant near Erwin, Tenn PUBLIC NOTICE PRICES Officials say the amount of uranium unaccounted for is enough to produce an atomic bomb. They have discounted theft in the case. LONG BRANCH RESIDENTS The plant handles highly enriched uranium for use in Navy reactors. If the license is revoked, operation of the com- HOLIDAY SCHEDULE. SANITATION PICKUPS ALL WEATHER VINYL mercial plant could be taken over by the Energy Department, which does not require an NRC license to produce military- related nuclear fuel. Dec. 24th - All streets South of Broadway Dec. 25th - No Pickups The Daily Register Dec. 26th - All streets North of Broadway. IUSPS-145-4401 No cleanup items. 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Democratic nomination mid-November, shortly after Kennedy often makes Christmas and cries of "We When Kennedy declared Despite the problems, the Kennedy announced his can- —The crisis has made it Want Ted" went up when Sen his presidential candidacy Massachusetts senator and didacy and the American difficult for Kennedy to focus Edward M. Kennedy was in- Nov. 7, he was comfortably his aides insist they are satis- hostages were taken in Iran, public attention on his princi- troduced. w ahead of Carter in opinion fied with the campaign so far gave the senator a 56 per cent ple campaign themes, energy For several minutes Ken- surveys and there was public "There is always a to 36 percent lead over Carter and the economy. nedy drew applause as he en- speculation that the White shakedown period, this is an. in a survey of Democrats. —The intense media thusiastically denounced House would be an easy mark enormous undertaking. I A similar poll taken in scrutiny he has received has President Carter's economic for a man who is heir to a think we are well on the road mid-December, about a made it impossible for him to and energy policies. But modem political dynasty. and at this time I am hopeful month into the Iranian crisis have a ''campaign gradually, Kennedy seemed Now, 6V4 weeks and one as to the outcome.'' Kennedy and shortly after Kennedy shakedown" in relative ob- to lose the crowd. international crisis later, the said Friday in Bedford, Nil. criticized the deposed shah, scurity as other contenders The applause came less same surveys show a stay-in- on his last day of campaign- showed the president ahead would often. People began talking the-White House Carter ing in 1979. 48 percent to 40 percent. —Kennedy's daily per- among themselves instead of ahead of a hard-campaigning When he is asked about Kennedy and his aides of- formance is being judged by SNOW STALLS INTERSTATE TRAFFIC — Motorists headed north on Interstate S listening to Kennedy. And Kennedy. public opinion surveys. Ken- fer a number of theories to many against an impossible stop at Redding, Calif, to put on chains.before proceeding. Heavy snowfall began in even before he was finished The senator is drawing nedy generally shrugs them explain the turnabout: standard: the best recollec- the Redding area shortly before noon yesterday and this was the scene an hour later. answering questions from his mixed reviews for his cam- off, saying "Polls go up and —The country has rallied tions people have of his By Lite afternoon 1-5 was closed to northbound taff ic 10 miles north of Redding and to audience, a few empty seats paign, and his aides make it a polls go down." behind Carter's handling of brothers John and Robert southbound traffic 25 miles north of Redding and at Yreka. Many holiday travelers chose to wait out the storm at Redding. Rain, wind, snow stun Stockpiling cited in gas shortage WASHINGTON (AP) - A cial science issues. tories accumulated in 1977 in had domestic and foreign tory changes during the sec- major factor in the nation's Verleger reached his con- anticipation of a rise in for- crude supplies averaging 14 4 ond quarter had mirrored gasoline shortage last spring clusions after comparing US. eign crude oil prices — which million barrels per day from those of the second quarter of California and Oregon was a decision by U.S. oil government data on re- didn't occur — and a coal April through June, com- 1978, the gap would have been companies to build inven- fineries for the second quar- strike, which did. pared with 14.1 million bar- 323.000 barrels per day." By The Associated Press who reported seeing "hefty garbage bags tories rather than sell their ter of 1979 to the second quar- Verleger argued that in rels per day in the same peri- The 577,000 barrel-per-day A strong Pacific storm lashed Washing- flying by my fifth-floor window." products, says a report issued ter of 1978. spite of the Iranian od last year, he said difference, he says, went into ton, Oregon and northern California with ,jr Southern and central Oregon reported yesterday by the Brookings A spokesman for the slowdown, crude oil imports There still would have U.S. oil company inventories high wind, rain and snow yesterday, knocking snowfalls of more than seven inches. Institution. American Petroleum In- by U.S. oil companies in the been a shortage of some of crude and intermediate down trees and power lines and causing some East of Seattle, the wind left several But the report added that stitute, an oil-industry re- second quarter this year were 900.000 barrels a day, Ver-oils and products rather than flooding. thousand residents Of the Bellevue, Redmond the stockpiling from April search group, challenged higher than in the second leger said, because demand to the gas-thirsty market. Gale warnings were in effect along the and Kirkland areas without power, according through June may have been both the comparison and the quarter last year and more for oil products in the United There had been no similar coast and a U.S. Air Force station atop Mt. to Curt Ross, assistant superintendent for prudent because of "uncer- conclusions. than made up for a decline in States had grown faster than stockpiling in the first quar- Tamalpais near San Francisco reported oc- Puget Sound Power and Light Co. Power was tainty about world supplies of "The root cause, when U.S. crude oil production. supply. ter of the year relative to the casional hurricane-force winds of 80 knots. expected to be restored late Sunday. Few crude oil for the second half everything else is stripped As a result, U.S. refineries But, he added, "if inven- first quarter of 1978. Blizzard warnings were posted in Califor- outages were reported in Seattle. of the year." away, was a shortage of nia's mountains. The Monterey County (Calif.) Sheriff's The report also suggested crude oil" that resulted from The storm knocked down trees and power Department, deluged by calls to report that several Department of a cutback in Iranian prod- lines in western Washington state, leaving power losses, estimated about three-quarters Energy policies encouraged uction during the revolution $600 million bond issue several thousand residents without power for of the county was without electricity at some the inventory building and to overthrow the shah, said hours. point Sunday afternoon. contributed to the rapid rise the spokesman, who asked In Marin County, Calif., a posh suburb "Tens of thousands" of Pacific Gas and in gasoline prices. not to be identified. north of San Francisco linked to the city by Electric customers lost' power, said Rod The report by economist He added that U.S. oil would aid N.J. economy the Golden Gate Bridge, heavy flooding was Rutkowski, a spokesman for the mammoth Philip K. Verleger Jr. of Yale companies "built up inven- reported. utility. Extra crews were called in, University is contained in tories, particularly of heating TRENTON (AP) - A (600 mercial and Industrial Mrs. English said she Wind-blown debris in northern California Rutkowski said, adding that Hayward, Fre- "Papers on Economic Ac- oil, at the request of the fed- million capital needs bond is- wastes, rebuilding the de- hopes New Jersey's corpo- blocked many roads and Highway 1 south of mont and Oakland had in the East Bay had tivity" published by the eral government." sue is being put together by teriorating urban under- rate establishment will sup- Carmel was closed after 5 p.m. "extensive" outages. Brookings Institution. The in- And he pointed out that the Byrne administration to ground water transmission port the state's efforts in The Monterey Peninsula was lashed heav- The U.S. Coast Guard reported "a lot of stitution is a non-profit re- 1978 might not be a valid year deal with New Jersey's eco- network, cleaning up the directing future investments ily — more by wind than by rain. Telephone boats going aground and a couple of capsiz- search group based in Wash- with which to compare 1979 nomic and environmental state's riverlands, and re- in a balance between growth callers to a Salinas, Calif., radio station lngs" in San Francisco Bay. A helicopter- ington that specializes in refinery activity because oil future, says state Environ- pairing the thousands of and protection of the state's reported that half the roof of a mobile home search for a man who had failed overboard analysis of economic, govern- companies in 1978 drew heav- mental Commissioner Jerry dams thoughout the state are natural resources. in nearby Prunedale was tossed into a neigh- from a research vessel about 15 miles off of ment, foreign policy and so- ily from a surplus of inven- English. some of the most serious "Land and water de- bor's corral. Half Moon Bay early Sunday was suspended The plan contains the "es- problems to be addressed by termine the quality of life we "Carports seem to be the things that are in the afternoon, Petty Officer Frank Leslie sence of an integrated land- the proposed bond issue, she have in New Jersey and our going," said Autumn Antal, a disc jockey said. use policy" for New Jersey said. capital needs decisions will A brokers network for the rest of this century, Mrs. English outlined the be based on how we treat the she said. state's land-use strategy in land and water as we con- Recycling all of the state's an interview published Sun- tinue to provide jobs and rec- drives up oil prices estimated $500 million a year day in The Star-Ledger of reational opportunities for worth of residential, com- Newark. everyone," she said WASHINGTON (AP) - Late last week. Energy "New Jersey generates An important but obscure Secretary Charles Duncan about 13 million tons a year of force — known to experts as said some spot oil was being municipal, commercial and the Rotterdam spot market sold at $50 per barrel — more 3 arrested in death industrial solid waste," she — is quietly but relentlessly than twice OPEC's recent said "That's enough waste driving up worldwide oil maximum. to fill Giants Stadium once a prices. The Rotterdam market of Margate builder week, 52 times a year." Oil markets are so hectic doesn't exist in any one place. With a $300 million state these days that the big pro- Instead, it is a network of ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - sometimes worked with investment. New Jersey's 21 ducers in the Organization of highly sophisticated brokers Two reputed organized crime Falcone. counties can recycle their Petroleum Exporting Coun- the world over who deal figures and a third Atlantic Scarfo, Leonetti and wastes and recover valuble tries ended their meeting last largely by telephone and telex. City man were arrested yes- Merlino live in adjoining energy and reusable materi- week without agreeing on a While many dealers have terdy in the gangland-style North Georgia Avenue room- als, she said. common price. One impor- offices in Rotterdam, the slaying of Margate cement ing houses in the Italian- tant reason for the break in world's largest oil port and contractor Vincent Falcone. American "Ducktown" sec- price discipline is the simple refinery center, others oper- Atlantic County Prose- tion of Atlantic City, author- fact that oil is commanding ate from Singapore, Houston, cutor Richard Williams said ities said. Falcone recently Two held WEATHER SERVICE. moved to Margate from the NOAA. U.S. D.pt Of Comm.ri. very high prices on the spot Curacao, New York and Nicodemo "Little Nicky" market. elsewhere. Scarfo, 51, and his nephew, same neighborhood. Philip "Crazy Phil" Leonet- Law enforcement sources as gun WEATHER FORECAST — The National Weather ti, 26, both Atlantic City con- say both Scarfo and Leonetti TIDES Service forecast for Monday calls for showers over struction workers, were have ties to organized crime the Pacific Northwest and rain and showers for the Man arrested at dump, charged with Falcone's figures in the Philadelphia runners Sandy Hook Rockv Mountain states from Idaho south to the death. area. Scarfo was jailed for TODAY - p.m Mexican border. Snow over Wisconsin, Iowa and store is Santa to family Williams said a friend of nearly three years for failing NEW YORK (AP) - A and low S:59 p.m. Missouri will turn to rain as it moves East to the the two, Lawrence Merlino, to testify about organized former CIA agent and an TOMORROW — High Ohio Valley. A broad band of showers Is forecast for DARLINGTON, S.C. (AP) thing. They won't ever forget 33, also was arrested and crime before the State Com- electronics company presi- 12:12 a.m. and 12: 4 p.m. and the East, from western New York to Florida and — Santa greeted the family of it." charged in the slaying. Themission of Investigation in dent, described by officials as low 6:26 a.m. and I :59 p.m. snow will fall in northern New England. garbage truck driver Ray- What made the trip spe- three were, being held on 1973. major international gun- For Red Bank and runners, have been charged mond L. Sansbury Jr. at the cial was Sansbury's arrest $150,000 bail in the Atlantic It is the second time that Rumson bridge, add two Coastal forecast door and told them to take last week for trespassing at a County Jail in Mays Landing. with conspiring to sell $2 mil- hours', Sea Bridge deduct 10 Leonetti has been arrested in lion in firearms, poison darts Manasquan to Cape Henlopen to 20 miles offsre and whatever they wanted from Cheraw, S.C/, dump. Falcone, 30, the operator connection with a gangland- minutes; Long Branch, de- Delaware Bay. Mostly southerly through tonight speeds the department store. Sansbury, who earns $112 of a Cardiff cement firm, was and other lethal armor to un- duct 15 minutes, Highlands style slaying. dercover agents. five to 15 knots tonight. Increasing to 10 to 20 knots today a week, was charged on found shot to death in the In August 1978, Leonetti bridge, add 40 minutes For the next hour, San- trunk of his car on a residen- MILaPrtOlIk continuing though tonight. Weather mostly cloudy. Occa- Wednesday after he picked up was charged with the July p sbury, his wife and seven tial street in Margate early Manhattan District At- Albany « u ra sional rain and fog today and tonight. Visibility one to children picked out dolls, discarded shoes and clothing 1977 slaying of Atlantic City Albu'aut 4 i clr to give to his family for Friday morning. torney Robert Morganthau Amarlfla 4 i clr three miles in rain and fog today and tonight. Average toys, clothing and house- tailor Ouiseppe "Pepe" yesterday announced the ar- I 1 M cdy Christmas. Falcone was shot twice in I 44 rn wave heights, two to four feet tonight. wares worth about $900 In a Leva, 34, who was found shot rests of Frank Edward A flint* 44 ra holiday shopping spree at Ma' The family was invited to the head and chest and to death next to his 1970Terpil, 40, who was dis- Atj»Mlt Ctv 1• I rn Jersey Shore wrapped in a blanket in his I I rn son's Department Store of the one-hour shopping spree Cadillac in a wooded area of charged from the CIA in 1971, ' •Irmlnthm I 11 rn at Mason's, a subsidiary of late-model Cougar, author- B Lamarck I II CO Mostly cloudy through tomorrow. Occasional rain and Rockingham, N.C. nearby Egg Harbor Town- and George Gregory Korkala, (MM MiH Fishman Co. of Colum- ities said. He was slain last 1 1 some fog today Into tomorrow. Highs today and tomorrow ship. 38, president of Amstech In- Mtton 1< 1 cdy Sunday, Dec. 16, the prose- •ivwnivlUa * 1m cdy in the low 50s. Low tonight in the low to mid 40s. "They really enjoyed it," bus, Ohio, after Stan ternational, a Nutley, N.J., •Mtiat* 41 41 .11 ra Sansbury said of his children. Schwartz, a corporate direc- cutor said. However, Atlantic County Charlttn SC U I cdy Precipitation probability, 100 percent today and tonight. company that allegedly CMHttn WV 41 41 "They went wild in the store, tor, heard about Sansbury's Williams said the in- authorities dropped the 1 M.17 ra stored the firearms. pM V .M ra Southern Jersey picking up toys and every- arrest. vestigation was continuing. charges three months later ClavalanCincinnatdi I 47 .11 ra "There's not a lot we're after their star witness, The two were seized at the CeHimbtii I f47 .44 ra Mostly cloudy through tomorrow. Lows in the low to Dal Ft. Wth I I l.lt clr saying about some of the Scullville garbageman Earl New York Hilton Hotel on Mmr I I .14 cdy mid 40s. Occasional rain and some fog today into tomor- aspects of this case," Wil- DeVauIt, said he could no DnNUhm I 14 .44 cdy row. Highs today and tomorrow in the 50s. Lows tonight in Saturday, moments after tak- M« ) 441.11 rn liams said. longer identify Leonetti as ing a $56,000 down payment Mill Ml the mid to upper 40s. Pllrfcartkl • • 4 Scarfo and Leonetti are the man who pumped four from two undercover po- Harttw* « 14 bullets into Leva's face and rifltH 11 14 .41 atn South Jersey Extended partners in Scarf Inc., a licemen who contracted to (41 small construction firm that back. buy 10,000 machine guns from Hwittoo j7 nu «cdy Mostly cloudy through tomorrow. Occasional rain and liKfapelll I 47 ,M ra a warehouse in England, Jacht'vlllt t 11 cay some fog today into tomorrow. Highs today and tomorrow JUMMI 11 X .45 cdy Ship reported sinking Morganthau said. KM'I Cltv 41 I car in the 50s. Low tonight in the 40s. Precipitation probability LMVHII i 17 cdy near 100 percent today and tonight. Winds south to LlHlt Rack I M ra HONOLULU (AP) - The Korean freighter Hong-jin was FBI agents raided _o* Anttltt • southwest less than 10 miles per hour Monday. reported sinking about 1,000 miles north of Hawaii, U.S. Coast LOUllvlll* l SI .57 ra Amstech offices in New Jer- Mmpkli i I Kcdy Guard officials said yesterday. sey, finding a cache of sophis- M iml 71 41 car* Northern Jersey M wauhM 41 .» ra The vessel radioed a mayday that was picked up by the ticated "sample weaponry" M Ii-St. P. I 17 .11 cdy N ihvllla I 11 1.14 ra Mostly cloudy through tomorrow with some occasional Coast Guard, said spokesman Rick Mogle. including envelope bombs N vOrtMM I• 45 • cdy rain and some fog today and tomorrow. Highs today and It was not immediately known how many persons were and paperback bombs, *1* Y»rtt 4! .41 ra 4
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GLASSWARE • STEMWARE • BAR SETS o BEBUCKETS«DBX)RAT10N8»FAV0RS« TOSS ft WASH PLASTIC GLASSES 44 APPLE ST. TINTON FALLS Hhb»ll or old ttthlontd NOISEMAKERS • Papar Products 842-2727 | ONNMM.-S*t.l:10-I:M • ttc.itc. Thin, t Fit. m •;.-'.• 32 BROAD ST.. RED BANK 741-7500 The Daily Register Red tape may turn Santa green Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON iimiiiiUHiiliimiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiMimiimi ter and got nothing but a ricanes and floods last sum- WASHINGTON - At thil wind-up toy instead. mer, scores were killed and joyous time of the year, a As for the almost unheard tens of thousands were left ARTHUR Z. KAMIN Washington columnist may WASHINGTON of minority of bad little kids homeless. President and Editor be forgiven if he muses on the on Santa's list, the lumps of pitfalls that would befall San- SCENE coal la their stockings would Without fanfare or public- relations hoopla, the Pen- William F Sandford, Associate Editor ta Claus, that jolly, well- have to be passed by the En- meaning epitome of thelllllllllllltlllllllllllllllHtlllltllllllHI'MIIIII vironmental Protection tagon dispatched Marines MONDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1979 Christmas season, if he were Agency for sulphur content and Seabees to help the obliged to meet the require- Boss Claus maintains, or un- under federal emission stan- stricken natives rebuild roads ments promulgated for the derage children? Are they dards. and bridges knocked out by rest of us by the federal bu- paid the minimum wage or The Interior Department ANDERSON the storms and floods. It was Peace on Earth a grueling, three-month stint reaucrats. marzipan? What steps has would be dogging Santa's years old could wangle a Santa's troubles would the Claus conglomerate taken footsteps on his reindeer, of 12-hour days and sli- or driver's permit, St. Nick seven-day weeks, camping in start with the Justice Depart- to protect them from lacquer which require a permit. As would be required to call off fumes and Flexible Flyer the mud, eating canned field ment's anti-trust division: "non-resident wildlife," they his interstate rounds for a 14- splinters? The Occupational rations and having little in Where does this jolly, over- must be kept in • controlled hour rest after each 10-hour weight old geezer with the Safety and Health Adminis- environment and not allowed the way of off-duty diversion. tration, though forbidden to shift at the reins. white beard and the red suit to roam willy-nilly from state All of this is not to suggest get the idea that he has a lock make unannounced raids, By the time the American to state. that our government watch- on the holiday spirit, to the might be able to tie the old servicemen finished up late Once finally airborne, dogs are Grinches out to steal exclusion of, say, skinny, boy up in administrative red last month, dozens of miles of Kris Kringle would run Into Christmas. But it does bring beardless young men in tape till his traditional dead- all sorts of trouble with the road had been cleared, hospi- pinstripes? Or, perhaps more line has passed. home the wide gap that sepa- tal buildings had been re- Federal Aviation Adminis- rates childhood fantasy from to the point, Jolly, bespec- The Consumer Product tration, what with mandatory paired and drinkable water adult reality. Why, in the tacled, grayhaired-grand- Safety Commission would of flight plans and altitude limi- supplies had been restored good old days, It wasn't un- mother types who cancourse have to make sure tations. His habit of popping for the desperate Caribbean enchant a small child with an that Santa wasn't trying to down on rooftops every few usual to believe in Santa villagers. Claus for years and years. honest-to-goodness ginger- stuff into his sack any toys feet would drive the federal Relations between the bread cookie instead of a with sharp points, or plush regulators up the wall, while Now, by the time a kid's old enough to read the ingre- American military and the phony "Ho! Ho! Ho!"? toys with button eyes that can the prohibition on flights over natives were Initially dients label on a candy cane, Even if, by retaining the be bitten off. The Food and such areas as the White cautious. But by the time the It's all over. best legal counsel, St. Nick Drug Administration would House and the Capitol would fatigue-clad benefactors managed to beat the anti- make the well-meaning old cross Amy Carter and any SEABEE SAMARITANS: were through, things had trust rap — or sign a consent guy certify that his candy is deserving members of Con- A humanitarian effort re- warmed up to an almost fes- agreement that he wouldn't nutritious. Bicycles would gress right off the old gen- flecting the true spirit of tive mood. do in the future what he de- have to pass durability tests tleman's list. Christmas has come to my nied having done in the past before the elves loaded them Under Department of attention, and it involves, of One Navy lieutenant re- — the Labor Department onto Santa's sleigh. Transportation regulations, all people, the rough-and- ported that a Jamaican wom- might want to take a look at The Federal Trade Com- Santa Claus would need re- ready members of the Marine an appeared at the camp en- that famous North Pole work- mission might even go after arview mirrors, adequate Corps and the Navy's con- trance and' asked permission shop. Santa on grounds of false ad- brakes, backup lights and struction battalions. to marry one of the Seabees. Are those tiny workers vertising after hearing from turn signals on bis sleigh. And When the poverty-stricken Asked which one, she replied that any one would do just with the red noses and tykes who asked for a pony in the unlikely event that nations of Jamaica and Dom- fine. chillblains really elves, as from the omnipotent charac- someone several hundred inica were devastated by hur- Random notes on energy woes By JAMES J. KILPATRICK iiiiiliimmimmiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiimimii Oil. This was their supposed oil soaring past $30 a barrel WASHINGTON-For the offense—that they had con- on world markets, the day past several weeks, Congress CONSERVATIVE spired to open up several oth- swiftly approaches when al- has been stumbling, fumbl- erwise inoperative wells in ternative fuels will be eco- ing, limping and panting to order to bring the average nomically competitive. All complete some kind of VIEW production per well In a par- that Is required is to free the energy legislation—almost ticular field to a point below capital and the ingenuity that any kind of energy legislation IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIilllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIHIIII 10 barrels a day. The effect alone can make the system —before closing up shop for was to reclasslfy the entire work. Christmas. It has not been an genuity. We get government field, and thus to increase the inspiring performance. off the backs of the com- permissible sales price from As a consequence of the The Nativity price hikes on oil at Caracas, What is needed, it seems panies best equipped to re- M.50 a barrel to $10. The DOE KILPATRICK the price of gasoline will go to me, is for the lawmakers solve our problems And we complained that there was And it came to pass in those is born this day in the city of David up by 10 to 15 cents a gallon. simply to take the advice of begin by accepting this basic "no economic justification precisely the kind of impedi- For most families, the In- days that there went out a decree a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord. old George Mason in his Vir- reality—that the era of cheap for this activity other than ment that has prevented the crease will be bearable, but from Caesar Augustus that all the ginia Declaration of Rights. energy has ended. the financial benefit that And this shall be a sign unto oil companies from doing we must look to the day when world should be taxed. His advice was frequently to President Carter's pro- would flow to the owners." you; Ye shall find the babe wrapped what they are best equipped steadily mounting prices will "recur to fundamental prin- gram has its good and com- And the DOE wanted to bring (And this taxing was first made to do under the free en- Impose a severe hardship in swaddling clothes, lying in a ciples." mendable elements, but It the purported criminals to terprise system. If it wen upon poor persons, especially when Cyrenius was Governor of Syr- manger. has suffered from the very trial. What is our purpose? Es- not for Mr. Carter's ob- in rural areas, who have no ia.) beginning because of Its over- It would be Interesting to And suddenly there was with the pecially in the light of recent sessive rage against the "ob- alternative to the automobile. reliance upon the mecha- know now many thousands of events in Tehran and Cara- scene profits" of the pro- Means must be found to ease And all went to be taxed, every angel a multitude of the heavenly nisms of government. If Con- man-hours of bureaucratic cas, our goal can be seen ducers—a rage manifested in their burden. one into his own city. host, praising God, and saying: gress had acted years ago to time went into this particular more clearly than ever. It is his windfall profits bUl-we to make the United States eliminate the stifling, suf- piece of nonsense. The De- And Joseph also went up from Glory to God in the highest, and could free the companies to The elements of a sensible significantly less dependent focating blanket of federal partment of Justice of course Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, get on with the job. energy program are simple. on earth peace, good will toward upon imported oil, and to pro- price controls and regu- refused to prosecute. There It has been a dispiriting ex- into Judaea, unto the city of Da.vid, men. mote the development of our lations, we would not be in would have been no prospect The president is on theperience to watch the Senate which is called Bethlehem; (because energy resources here at the fix we're In today. whatever of impaneling a right track, more or less, In breathing hard In the gaseous he was of the house and lineage of And it came to pass, as the an- home. Jn a related area, we Let me offer an example Jury that would find guilt his companion bills to ex-diffusion of a filibuster, and must seek to relieve the econ- beyond a reasonable doubt. pedite energy projects and to David). . - " gels were gone away from them into of the Idiocy that afflicts us. to observe conferees quarrel- heaven, the shepherds said one to omic burdens on the poor. The Washington Post dis- On the contrary, a jury might encourage the development Ing over labyrinthine pro- have voted a resolution of of synthetic fuels. Yet here, To be taxed with Mary his es- another, Let us now go even unto How do we go about closed a few days ago that the visions of complicated bills. praise for companies in- again, his thrust is blunted by We can get to the goal of poused wife, being great with child. Bethlehem, and see the thing which achieving these amis? We re- Department of Energy had cur to such fundamental val- worked up a case for criminal genious enough to outwit the impenetrable layers of rules, relative self-sufficiency, but And so it was that, while they is come to pass, which the Lord hath ues as free enterprise, com- prosecution against certain federal regulators. regulations, submissions, ap- It will take forever the way were there, the days were accom- made known unto us. mon sense and American in- executives of Texaco and Sun My point is that this U provals and all the rest. With we are crawling now. plished that she should be delivered. And they came with haste, and And she brought forth her first- found Mary and Joseph, and the born son, and wrapped him in babe lying in a manger. swaddling clothes and laid him in a And when they had seen it, they One child had the spirit manger; because there was no room made known abroad the saying By JIM BISHOP ..II.1.1.MUUII.II.Mil.HI.HIM.Ml.II.III.I. for them in the inn. which was told them concerning this like cold stars. She lifted her He didn't like dolls. StUl, it soapy hands from the hot wa- And there were in the same child. The 8-year-old boy sat on had been given to him so he ter and wiped the suds on her country shepherds abiding in the the rug filtering marbles THE kept it. Tessie began the long And all that had heard it won- apron. walk borne. field, keeping watch over their flocks through his fingers like a mi- dered at those things which were ser. "I didn't get much school- Lonnle sat on the rug by night. REPORTER ing," she said wearily, "but told them by the shepherds. "When can I play marbles playing with the doll. He it's a follower of Christ. One And, lo, the angel of the Lord again?" placed one of dad's cigarettes But Mary kept all these things, itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiHiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii who gives." came upon them, and the glory of The maid was washing cut In its mouth. His father was a the Lord shone round about them; and pondered them in her heart. glass cups. He was tiring of the game. short, Impeccable man who murmured: "Tomorrow is "Gives what?" He said. And the shepherds returned, "When It's warm," she Imported olive oil. He law and they were sore afraid. Christmas." She stared. "Gives every- said. the doll. And the angel said unto them, glorifying and praising God for all He gathered the marbles thing. Money, respect, love, He drew pleasure from and dropped them in his Fear not; for, behold I bring you the things that they had heard and favors — that's a Christian." BISHOP "Where'd you get that?" seen, as it was told unto them. asking questions because the jacket pocket. "It's not Sun- good tidings of great joy, which maid had to be civil. "Mom- "Am I one?" he said. The boy said be St. Luke, 2:1-20 day," he said. She smiled. "Lonnle," every year. They tapped shall be to all people. For unto you ma says I have to go to "Your mother wants you bought it. church tomorrow," he said. she said. "Go out and play." toymakers and local stores. His father picked him up to be a good Christian." Wegman Parkway was Angela, who had spawned Even the political robbers by the arm and shook him. "What's a Christian?" clear and cold. A buttery sun little boys like this, dug deep to help. Number He shouted, "Where, you He stood, the blue eyes dosed along the rooftops.Th e Four truck was wedged be- A safe, happy holiday fresh kid?" trees had shivered them- tween stores. It was long and The birth of Jesus Christ almost This is also a time, unfortunately, selves to silence. Lonnie was shiny with ladders. The metal Lonnie cried and ran to his 2,000 years ago changed the course of when in the festive mood of the season riding his bicycle when he spangled In the morning sun. mother. He said be hated the human history more than any event that we too often forget the simple precau- saw Tessie. She was in his The children came In all doll, but If be didn't take it, class. sixes. They formed a line has since been recorded. A new form of tions of safety. Carelessness with lighted the firemen would have given She wore a faded from the flrehouse up to the It to Tessie. The father was religion, based on divine and human trees, gift wrappings and electronic toys macklnaw over a school corner. Two firemen, patient stunned. can lead to disastrous fire. Merrymaking love, and on faith, hope and charity, dress. The sole of one shoe and smiling, tried to keep "You are not poor. You grew out of His relatively brief ministry. is in order, but it should not be indulged made a loud slap on the side- them in line. Lonnie saw a and that doll are coming, with fireman staring at him. He We now enter the season of good will in on the highways or, if it involves drink- walk. "Where you goln', Tess?" hid behind Tessie. which Christians invite all people the ing, before taking the wheel of a car. Tragedy should not occur in these happy She hung her head a litUe. Tessie accepted the doll. world over, believers and non-believers "Momma says I have to go to The line Inched forward. days, and need not if each of us gives a Her mother stood In the alike, to join in joyful celebration of The thefirebouse." The youngsters were cold. To doorway. Lonnie's father was 1 little thought to the morrow. Nativity. "Why? Your house on many, whatever they got apologizing In Italian. Tessie The coming of Christ was intended to We of the Dally and Sunday Register fire?" here would be the entire thanked Lonnie. "You're Christmas. A young fireman good," she said. bring joy to the world. Christmas there- extend heartiest of season's greetings to Tessie hesitated. "Mom- hurried toward the back of fore is a time of happiness and of con- our readers. It is our hope that our ma says they give toys to the line. He looked hateful' "A poor children." merriment be tempered with common "I hate to say this, kids," good Christian?" he asked. cern for others, particularly the un- Lonnle grinned. ••Free? he said, "but all the candy is "Yeah," she said. "That fortunate and the aged, the infirm and sense so that accidents will not mar this I'm going too." gone and -only a few toys are too." the poor. ' beautiful holiday. Tessie shook her head un- ML" til the stringy black hair flew In the morning, Lonnie away from her neck. "You The children shoved their went with his parents to the Omission impossible can't," she said. "Your dad- hands deeper In pockets. Lon- church on Orient Avenue. dy Is rich." nie grabbed Tessie by theMonslgnor Montdeone came shoulders and placed her be- to the altar rail. Since the satellite was meant to Inevitability provides small com- He pushed her hard. "You hind him. She didn't cry. In- fort, but with all that space in which to transmit cable television broadcasts, the don't have to tell." side the firebouse they saw a "Every year," be said, work, it probably was bound to happen. $20-million loss suggests two script pos- He walked down to Ocean fat man beside a tinseled we fshion a crib for the Christ Avenue with her. "If yon child." He pointed. "It's sibilities: If the satellite is indeed re- tree. He was saying "Ho ho And recently, American space techni- snitch, 111 hit you with a over there. This year," he cians admitted that they have lost SAT- discovered, the episode might be treated •tick." bo" and handing out things as said, "a gift was found In the COM HI, a one-ton communications sat- as a SATCOM sitcom. But if forever lost, fast ai possible She was on the verge of crib." ellite recently sent into orbit around the the satellite's owners could turn the loss tears. "I won't tell, honest." Lonnie got the last toy. It He held up a small blonde earth. Someone apparently forgot how to into a model plot for a new television The riredttn gave toys and was s small Monfc doll with doll. It haft' fake blue 1 control its engines! adventure series - "Star Wreck.' V Checking life list candy to thf underprivileged fake blMdUmoads for eyes. IIIBI.II umila •' JL_» niBiiwww iQrejw... SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1979 The Daily RegWer <7 Shore Medical Center Budget while in college appointments listed By SYLVIA PORTER management. (The following column is excerpted from (J) If you and your parents can manage it, NEPTUNE — David V. department of medicine, was Elizabeth, and a fellowship in Sylvia Porter's new best-selling book, 'Sylvia also start an account in a nearby savings bank, Carter, executive vice preii- graduated from Georgetown nephrology at the Veterans Porter's New Money Book For The 80s'.) or try to build one through the term. dent and director of Jersey University, Washington, Administration Hospital an* Now let's assume you're a college student YOUR MONEY'S There always will be large extra expenses Shore Medical Center, has B.C., and received her medi- New Jersey College of Medi- living — or trying to live — on an allowance. — a special event or a crisis — for which you'll announced the following med- cal training in internal medi cine, East Orange HU offtee How can a money management plan help you? need or want to spend money. Your savings ical staff appointments that dne a' Nassau County Medi- is in Neptune account should be earmarked for your tuition, cal Some of you are at borne during school were approved at a recent Center, East Meadows, Dr. Frank J. Vozos, de- WORTH rent and extraordinary expenses only. If you years and are on weekly allowances; many meeting of the Board of Gov- NY. Her office is in Spring partment of surgery, « can't start with this savings nest egg, try to others of you live away and receive your ernors: Lake. graduated from Athens checks every month. But for all of you the llllllllimiMIIIIIIIIIIIIMHIimillllHIIIIIHII juggle your sevendays-a-week spending plan so Dr. Vincent J. Vivona, de- you can save a bit and build one yourself. Dr. Shahindokht Buchan, versity, Greece, and problem is identical: College years are a cons- who was appointed to the de- partment of medicine, (4) Don't figure down to pennies. No money his residency in ge tant — and usually losing — battle to make you have to cover. Plan realistically and with a partment of psychiatry, is a cardiovascular section, is a plan ever should be that precis*. For your surgery at Monmouth financial ends meet. clear understanding of what your allowance Is graduate of Tehran Univer- graduate of the College of Os- protection and pleasure, give yourself a cal Center, where he m Halfway through the week or month, most to take care of. Then, when you arrive at sity, Iran. She interned at teopathic Medicine and tains an office. of you are either broke or on the brink. Some of school, work out your day-to-day budget to margin of safety. Surgery, Des Moines, Iowa, Helen Fuld Hospital, Tren- Dr Arnold M Grebler, de you live high the first few days you get your cover your necessities and luxuries. Be honest (5) Keep some simple records to show you ton, and served psychiatric and served his internship and money, then scramble for help toward the end. with yourself. (If Cokes and coffee are going to where your allowance is going and why. A residency in internal medi- partment of surgery, genito- residencies at Manhattan urinary, has an office in Nep- Some of you have only far-apart intervals cost X cents a day, plan for X cents a day.) If record for one week alone would be enough to Veterans Administration cine and a fellowship in tune He is a graduate of the when you are out of debt. The vast majority of your allowance is supposed to cover such items reveal your errors of omission and com- Hospital and Bellevue Hospi- cardiology at United States University of Bologna, Italy, you are either flush or frantic. as new panty hose, dry cleaning, shoe repair, mission. For one week, list on a sheet of paper tal, New York. She maintains Public Health Service Hospi- But your allowance is a pay check, It oil, gas, auto maintenance and so forth, budget what you spend and where and when you spend an office In Brick Township. tal, Staten Island, NY He and served his residency j£ deserves the respect and care you will give a these costs — don't ignore them. This is your it. See now this week's total fits into the Dr. Enrique M. Devoto, has an office in Brick Town- surgery and urology pay check after graduation. Just as your pa- budget; it should fit you. monthly total allotted to you. If need be, push department of surgery, was ship Maimonides Medical O rents get the most for their dollars by living by (2) Deposit your money in a bank account your spending around to make it fit. When graduated from Peruvian Dr. Priscilla Alberto, de- Dr. Robert G. Jar . certain financial rules, so you in college can and draw on it only as you need the money. If you've found the right pattern, stick with it. University, Peru, and served partment of medicine, main- family practice, was gra», get the greatest satisfaction out of your allow- you carry a wad of cash with you, you'll risk Keep your list in a convenient spot where you his residency at Monmouth tains an office in Toms River. ated from the University pi; will see it from day to day. ance if you live by certain financial rules. being mugged and the temptation to spend it Medical Center, Long She is a graduate of the Uni- Guadalajara, Mexico, and ta?; Whether you live at home or away from recklessly may become Irresistible. Discipline (6) Stretch your dollars by learning how to Branch. He has an office for versity of Santo Tomas, Ma- terned at Rhode Island HosjN«p . home, whether you're at the fanciest of schools yourself via your bank account; the lessons buy items you must have (toiletries, for in- the practice of general nila, P.I., and served her in- tal, Providence. or on a scholarship or working your way you leam now will be valuable throughout your stance) during special sales or in economy surgery in Asbury Park. ternship and residency at Jer- Dr. Dale W. Struble, through, the fundamental principles of money life. sizes, etc. If you're buying your own wardrobe, Dr. Jose G. Gonzalez, de- sey Shore Medical Center. ternal medicine, departm* management apply equally. If your school has banking facilities, use stretch your dollars further by buying simple partment of medicine, a Dr. Dionisio V. Cruz, de- of medicine, received Here are your 'Allowance ABCs.' Try them them. If not, a nearby bank will accept your basic styles which will last longer and cost graduate of the University of partment of medicine, a M.D. degree from New for size. deposit even if it's just a few dollars. While you least in upkeep. Also investigate ways you can Guadalajara, Mexico, in- graduate of the University of sey College of Mediciq»p (1) Plan the spending of your allowance may be slapped with service charges, the save by pooling purchases with your friends so terned at Dalhousie Univer- Santo Tomas, Manila, served Newark, and his medio«J\ with your parents before you leave for college, bank's advantages could far outweigh the dis- you can buy in bulk at bargain prices. sity, Halifax, Nova Scotia, residencies in the Philippines training at Monmouth MeoK • and then keep planning on your own from the advantages; check it out. And while you are (7) If your evidence is clear after a trial and St. Joseph's Hospital, Pa- and St. Elizabeth Hospital, cal Center. day you arrive at school. learning how to make deposlti, to draw that your funds are too limited, renegotiate terson. His residency was It's nonsense to say the MO a week will be checks, to balance a checkbook, etc., you are your allowance' Your records will be your served at Jersey Shore Medi- fine when )40 a week won't do at all for what getting excellent training in personal financial evidence. cal Center and he maintains an office in Howell for prac- tice of internal medicine. Pay bills the easy, Dr. Myron A. Lipkowitz, department of family prac- money-saving way tice, received hit M.D. PLUS 5V interest Asks about IRA, life insurance degree from the University of ance premium on the dif- Guadalajara, Mexico, and his By DAVID R. 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WED.flE£»taFH.2tti10A.M DEC. 2» 10 A.M. ID 6 P.M. SUN. The Deity Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. DECEMBER 24,1979 r. . r, , 4M . ,, . e , Gagliano to the Navy: Livic Chorus' 'Messiah' is powerful install traffic signals By BOB BRAMLEY By BOB BRAMLEY way on Normandy Road. And crossings by Normandy Road SHREWSBURY - If you HOLMDEL - Moved by the cost of traffic controls of Sleepy Hollow, Nutswamp, still needed the Christmas Friday's accident which took would be minimal compared Hocknockson, Oak Hill and spirit yesterday, you could the lives of two Shadow Lake to the risk we all face in view Swimming River Roads and get it at the Monmouth Coun- residents at Nutswamp and of the increasing traffic," the West Front Street. All these ty Library's Eastern Branch, Normandy Roads, state Sen. senator went on. thoroughfares now have stop where the Monmouth Civic S. Thomas Gagliano, R-llth He said be talked to a mu- street signs at the Navy road. Chorus and orchestra, con- District, has requested the nicipal engineer who esti- Several, said Gagliano, ap- ducted by William R. Navy, which owns Normandy mated the cost of each in- proach the Navy road! at an- Shoppell Jr , presented its Road, to install traffic sig- stallation at between 115,000 gles which greatly impair vis- third annual performance of nals at all grade crossings. and 125,000. ibility for the motorist. Handel's "Messiah." "I sent a telegram to the "It would cost maybe Accompanied by a piano commanding officer at Earle $100,000 for all sii intersec- The accident in which Mr only in prior years, the (Naval Weapons Station tions, much less than the al- and Mrs. Walter Bacon were chorus yesterday was for the Karle, which operates the ternative, which would be an killed FRiday occurred at first time supported by an Navy road) mentioning the underpass or overpass at Nut Sswamp Road and the orchestra of four violins, a accident and citing six in- each crossing," Gagliano Navy Road, where the Bacon viola, a cello, a string bass tersections where Normandy said. vehicle apparently failed to and a harpsichord. The Road crosses local or county He said he sent copies of stop at a stop sign and was hit strings sang sweetly over the roads at grade level. I asked his telegram to the ap- broadside by a tractor trailer Yuletide tinkle of the the Navy Department to con- propriate naval Jurisdictions, rig southbound on the Navy harpsichord, and the voices sider the institution of auto- asking for a reply as soon as thoroughfare. of the chorus, soaring over an matic traffic control signals possible. Oversized stop signs and audience of more than 300 at each Intersection," Sen "I'm confident the Navy approach warning signs In- from the stairways and Gagliano said. will cooperate. They've stalled by the Navy at the balcony in the library's main He added that the substan- always been a good neigh- Intersections have not room, hailed the coming of tial increase in the population bor," he said. the Christian Messiah with stopped the accidents which of Monmouth County and the The six intersections cited power and beauty. opening Friday of Route II continue to occur period- Four solo vocalists high- makes the need for such sig- by Sen. Gagliano are the ically. lighted Handel's recitatives nals even more urgent, be- and airs. Thomas Ludlow, cause of constantly increas- with a sweet lyric tenor ing traffic on the streets and Voice, opened the program roads that cross the Navy with "Comfort ye, my peo- road. $ DISCOUNT PRICES $ k M C«n P«iM ple" and "Ev'ry valley." MMr MMl "The signals could be set Twin Innerspring Set.... $79.95 Calvin McClinton, possessor CHRISTMAS CHORUS — Handel's "Messiah," per- County Library's Eastern Branch, brought the Christ- so that in times of military "of a rich, rolling bass- formed bv the Monmouth Civic Chorus and orchestra mas spirit to all. It was the chorus's third annual emergency the vehicles and Full Innerspring Set $89.95 baritone, followed with yesterday before an audience of 300 In the Monmouth performance of the venerable work. trains could have the right of .... 144.95 «ia Spc-Mnm S195.00 "Thus saith the Lord" and "Who may abide?" MiltnuM....tZg.8S«ip l.tklMtil_M... 1179.95 * Anne Runyon Hurd sang NOTICE Ml M 199.95 4 «. rtadH.fi ... ,115.95 "Behold, a Virgin shall con- Tax cut is predicted SPECIAL ceive" in a warm, mellow Take notice that a Public Hearing will be held on January 4. 1980 worked out. at 3 p.m. in the meeting room of the municipal building, 419 5 at Coloalil |WH*| DM. 1179.95 alto, sharing the stage toward WASHINGTON (AP) - rate of more than 13 percent. Sycamore Avenue. Shrewsbury, to discuss the proposed use ol the end of the performance While the Carter adminis- Rhodes is approaching the Rhodes also predicted sur- general Federal Revenue Sharing Funds tor the year 1980. The with Phyllis Fredericks, a tration is signalling it will not issue from a more political vival in the House for a meas- Borough ot Shrewsbury currently has a balance ol $731 in its call for an income tax cut in ure in the Senate version of 1979 Revenue Sharing Reserve Account' and lor the year 1980 K.D. SHARP'S truly spectacular soprano standpoint. will receive $31,796. whose tones rang true and 1980, House Republican Lead- "After all," he said, the tax bill that would ex- whose diction stayed clear to er John Rhodes predicts Con- "there are quite a few sena- empt taxpayers from the first Senior Citizens and all ol the public are invited to be heard and to FURNITURE gress will provide one worth $200 in interest from savings. make recommendations on the proposed use ol Revenue Sharing OtM the very top of the Handel tors running for re-election, Funds. register. at least $20 billion. and some of them happen to "I would venture to guess i Mtl.-r7i.l-0P.il. "I can just well imagine that in this final bill, some- Jean W. Fabry, R.M.C., Clerk 495-0075 Sal. 1-6 P.M. The "Hallelujah" chorus be chairmen of very impor- (Nur Lurtl Avi) that in the election year there where there will be some sort i BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY by the full group drew the tant committees." is going to be an absolutely of incentive for people audience to its feet, and after The Arizona congressman irresistible temptation to another soprano solo by Fred- said one reason he expects a ALL STORIS CLOSBD CHRISTMAS DAY. SIASONS ORIITINOS give the people a present of ericks — "I know that my cut is because "the Demo- their own," Rhodes said yes- Redeemer liveth" — the cratic majority has been sit- terday. choristers closed with a ting on this so-called windfall powerful "Amen." He predicted on ABC's profits tax for so long." "Issues and Answers" that The performance was fol- Rhodes said "I wouldn't the cut would total "some- be a bit surprised but what, lowed by a sing-along of fa- where around $20 billion to vorite Christmas carols, con- when we come back in Janu- $25 billion." ary, or in early February, SALE STARTS cluding with a moving rendi- Administration sources, tion of "Silent Night," dedi- that the windfall profits tax meanwhile, say President suddenly sprouts a personal cated at the conductor's sug- Carter has decided against gestion to the 50 American income tax reduction to take asking for a tax cut in his effect right away in the elec- hostages languishing "8,000 January budget message. miles to thi- -•.w.«. -it us." tion year." Those sources, interviewed in House and Senate con- the past week, say Carter be- ferees tentatively agreed last WEDNESDAY 7AM SHARP! lieves that giving Americans week to set the total revenue Hess urges more to spend by cutting tax- from the tax at $227.3 billion, es could only feed inflation, but details on how the tax is others sell already running at an annual to be applied have yet to be ~ SIS** to his firm PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES WASHINGTON (AP) - Currently Covered Undar . Automobile Accident No Fault Ins. New Jersey oil deliveries by Blue Shield • Major Medical Insurance Ml? Amerada Hess Corp. could be Workman's Comp. • Medicare cut sharply because of Presi- Madlcald • Q.H.I. of NY dent Carter's Iranian oil 24 Hour Emergency Service. shutoff, a company official says. MATAWAN Leon Hess, chairman of CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Amerada Hess, which re- ceived almost half of its sup- 566-3342 plies from Iran, has asked the U.S. Economic Regulatory DR. ALAN LEDERMAN. B.A., D.C. 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SUNDAYS NOON-5 P M Careers in nursing rate high LINCROFT — No one is sick in spite of the apparently be put in touch with our graduates." She goes on, "We get sterile surroundings replete with injection needles, enema some men, and there's always a need for them in emergency bags, intravenous set ups and traction apparatus. The sim- rooms, psychiatric units and clinic areas." ulated hospital environment is all part of Brookdale Com- Many of Brookdale's nursing graduates go on for bachelor munity College's laboratory facility where would-be regis- of science degrees and a 1973 graduate, Brenda Gierhart of tered nurses, medical laboratory technicians and respiratory Middletown, is studying to be a physician at Johns Hopkins therapists practice their skills on 'dummy' patients. Medical College in Baltimore. The merit of the program was demonstrated last summer Students in all of Brookdale's allied health programs when 32 of 33 Brookdale Nursing graduates passed the State utilize Monmouth County's clinical resources. In addition to Board of Nursing Examination to become registered nurses — Brookdale's laboratory, they get actual experience in patient a 97 percent success rate, compared with an average 79 care, under supervision, in all the county hospitals and in percent success rate for the 40 nursing schools in New Jersey. health agencies, mental health facilities, convalescent cen- The 183 students, ages 18 to 56, from every part of New ters and laboratories. Jersey, are represented in Brookdale's three Allied Health specialties which comprise associate in applied science Yaros explained the appeal of Brookdale's three programs degree programs in nursing, respiratory therapy and medical for different types of students. "In nursing," she says, "you TENDER, LOVING CARE is given a lifelike baby doll laboratory technology. According to Dolores Yaros, must want to deal with patients' primary needs in a bedside by Brookdale Communitv College nursing student, Brookdale director of nursing and allied health, "The typical situation. Respiratory Therapy (called R.T.T.) is a new field Brenda Mayo, Long Branch. Brookdale's simulated student is a woman in her late 20's who is married, has in health care, offering a higher starting salary than nursing. Lifestyle Here, interpersonal relationships are combined with technical hospital ward contains all equipment needed for daily children and is employed part time. The students are mature, patient care. MONDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1979 10 willing to study and anxious to learn." duties. Medical laboratory technology involves chemistry in a laboratory setting. There are plenty of jobs and you don't take The nursing program is by far the largest of the three, other people's problems home with you." with 128 students and its own full time faculty of 11 Registered Nurses. Yaros says, "Nurses are in demand in hospitals, Ellen Kantor, Ocean Township, is one of 27 students in nursing homes, doctors' offices and schools. Our students find Brookdale's respiratory therapy program. A kindergarten HINTS FROM HELOISE it easy to get jobs and we get calls from employers asking to teacher, she could not obtain a permanent position and became interested in the health field. Kantor, mother of children four and eight years old, will be graduated from Brookdale in May. She is looking forward to 16 weeks of clinical experience this winter, working in Monmouth Medical Center's intensive care unit for newborns, doing pulmonary function testing and cardiac testing at Livingston Hospital, and giving deep breathing exercises to emphysema and A wish for a Merry Christmas asthma patients. She says, "There is a growing call for licensed respira- IJKAR KKIKNDS; UK AH HELOISE: from year to year, I've found that pressing the paper with a tory therapists — many hospitals will hire students for part time work after two semesters of training." From the bottom of my heart, I'm wishing you and yours a When no one's around to rub away that pain between your warm iron smooths out the wrinkles and removes any pieces joyoui Christmas Day and I'm hoping everything has turned shoulders, place a tennis ball between your back and the wall. of tape still adhering after all the happy chaos of opening Ideally, Kantor would like to come back to Brookdale as a Move this way and that to massage away where it hurts. Sure presents on Christmas morning! — R.A. teacher of respiratory therapy. She says, "The program has nut just the way you wanted it to. one of the highest academic standings in the country." My very special thoughts are with my family of readers, feels good! — Elsie You betcha I save wrapping paper because there's lots Carol Carhart, Middletown, is in her last semester in the all of you wonderful folks who've taken the time to write me DEAR HELOISE: more uses for it than just wrapping presents next year. A seamstress I'm not, but I haven't read Heloise all these For instance, It's great for lining shelves and dresser medical laboratory technology program. She plans to continue I love your letters, love hearing from you and, most of all, study toward a bachelor's degree and then work in a hospital love each of you dearly. years for nothing. drawers or making book covers. When feeling inventive one day, I took some old limp bed To store it, just trim off the ragged edges and roll it back laboratory.She says, "Nursing is for special types of people. This festive day comes round on|y once a year, so enjoy pillows that were too tired to fluff up and punched, pum- onto one of those cardboard tubes. — Heloise I enjoy exposure to patients, but not to that degree." Carhart every moment Don't worry about Christmas clutter, the melled, and jostled them until all the filling collected in the has applied to Bayshore and Riverview Hospitals for her hubbub of noise — it's a happy sound — or the undone chores. "south" end. LETTfcK OK LAUGHTER sixmonth clinical internshp, and now feels ready to "do her thing." Just relax! Kick off your shoes, prop up your feet lif you can Then I double stitched across the entire width of the pillow DEAR HELOISE: hnd a place to prop emi and take it all in! to keep the filling at one end, and cut off the empty end. Hair spray does absolutely nothing for cake pant and, As soon as it quits raining and I get some money, I plan to likewise, vegetable spray does nothing for your hairdo. While you're nice and comfy, and that Christmas glow is make a trip to the upholstery department where I'll get I know from experience because I've tried them both still in your heart, do ypurself a favor Resolve that you will in.iiiTi.il. zipper, fringe, etc., and make some beautiful within the last few days. keep the warm wonderful spirit of Christmas alive through cushions tor my sofa. With the bathroom usually occupied, I've resorted to each day of the New Year. I love making something out of nothing and know you do fixing my hair in the kitchen, which resulted In my storing too. — H.H. both cant on the tame thell. Never again! Wouldn't the world be a great place to live if we all did Don't we all love something for free! Thrift is the name of Jusi thought I'd let you know so you wouldn't bother this'1 the game these days and I think you're smarter than smart for "testing." —J.T. May (jod grant a special blessing to yog and yours this day coming up with this nifty idea. — Heloise Why not share a good laugh with Heloise and her friends. in.Alt HELOISE: Send your Letter of Laughter to Heloise care of this news- and every day to come. If. like many of us. you save Christmas wrapping paper paper. Give someone who needs a lift a giggle today. Always your friend — Heloise A NEW YOU Hairy idea for last minute shopping By EMILY WILKENS A, which he believes aggravate hair loss The kind of diet he A fascinating book, one of the most comprehensive on If you're last-minute shopping for the man in your life recommends is good not only for hair but for the waistline the subject, it has much to offer women readers, pointing and he's obsessed by the idea that he may go bald, the because it inclndes lots of raw fresh vegetables, fish, lean out the pros and cons of permanent waves, bleaching, perfect present could, be "The Complete Hair Book" by meat, and food containing vitamin B. He advises avoiding coloring, conditioning and care. The book includes a section Philip Kingsley lGrosset& Qunlap). animal fats and tells everyone it's important to drink six of recipes, each earmarked to improve a particular hair Kingsley. a trichologist — one who practices the science glasses of water a day. problem. of diagnosing and treating hair and scalp — currently is the Kingsley advises men to wash their hair daily with a You are what you eat, says Philip Kingsley — and so is hottest health-beauty expert Headquartered in New York, mild, bland shampoo daily, to use a conditioner, and to your hair! he has a coast-to-coast following that includes Peter Sellers. follow up by applying a mild cleanser and astringent, such as JUST FOR YOU Mick Jagger, Sir Laurence Olivier. Candice Bergen and witch hazel Throughout the book, he recommends products Dear Emily: A few years ago in your column, you gave Audrey Hepburn. and even gives recipes for homemade hair-care formulas. the recipe for an egg "face-lift." Could you repeat It? — Kingsley gets right to the point about baldness — no Anti-brushing, lie recommends that the man whose hair A.R. sugar-coated pills If hair loss is hereditary, he doesn't is thinning Use a wide-toothed comb instead. He thinks Dear A.R.: This is a quick-and-easy recipe: Beat an egg believe in, miracles. Ultimately, baldness will result BUT massage — if gently and properly done — can bring oxygen white until stiff peaks form. Apply to clean skin. After 15 with proper diet and care it can be staved off for a good and nutrients to the scalp. minutes, rinse off. This mask tightens the face and tem- while Outspoken about advertised "stop baldness" remedies porarily provides a lift. The problem is, Kingsley says, that men wait.until hair — he calls them "unmitigated bunk" — Kingsley takes a You'll find additional recipes in my "Natural Beauty loss is evident before frantically rushing off to do something sane and sensible approach to the problem, telling how to Aids" bulletin which can be obtained by sending your about it The time for a man to take an ounce of prevention; hold off hereditary baldness as long as possible. His request plus 25 cents and a self-addressed, stamped envelope says this expert, If when an excessive amount of hair shows fascinating book answers all the questions the topic of to me in care of this newspaper. MICROSCOPIC VIEW of specimen is studied by up in his comb — and that's well before his head is covered baldness raises: ' • EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but cannot under- Suzanne Burr, Toms River, a student in Brookdale with nothing but scalp. Will shaving the head strengthen hair? No. take to answer each one. She will use questions of general Communitv College's respiratory therapy program. Kinglsey stresses the importance of diet m warding off , Will alcohol cause baldness? No. interest in her column. Address your letters to Emily Clinical experience In local hospitals is a large portion baldness. He warns against too much salt, sugar or vitamin Is sex good for hair? Yes Wilkens, care of this newspaper. of curriculum, which prepares graduates for work In neo-natal units doing cardiac and pulmonary function testing, and giving breathing exercises to emphysema YOUR HEALTH and asthma patients. Dosage determines antibiotic's strength By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. My eyes get very dry. Is there any help for this annoying overlooked because they can be more susceptible to infection Are there some antibiotics that are stronger than others? I problem? — Mr. S.S., Fla. Dear Mr. S.: and to foreign bodies. SPEAKING OF YOUR HEALTH... notice that my sister's doctor always prescribes a particular An examination by an eye specialist is essential to rule out There seems to be a tendency to be careless about simple antibiotic and my own doctor a completely different one. — any underlying eye disease that may account for the dry eye. ankle sprains. Many times these sprains are shown to have an Mrs. V.M., Iowa. There are also some general systemic conditions which may undisclosed fracture. Every ankle sprain should be. in- Dear Mrs M : reflect themselves in dry eyes. vestigated by the doctor — by X-ray if necessary — In order to be certain that a fracture is not overlooked. There is no such thing as strong, stronger, strongest in Drugs, allergies or low-grade infection may also be re- atfpotics It is the amount and frequency with which an sponsible for your problem. If no one specific factor is found, Dr. Coleman welcomes questions from readers. Please jfHbiotic is taken that determines its effectiveness in killing there are "artificial tears" which you may find helpful. write to him in care of this newspaper. bacteria. These new preparations were created to closely resemble JORJIN DIAMOND normal tears in their fluid and mineral content. Antibiotics are not chosen at random by the doctor. By Normally, tears act as a protection. Dry eyes must not be Diamond Dealers p.isl experience, the doctor can suspect the bacteria that may DO IT YOURSELF ne responsible for an infection. When there is any confusion or AND SAVE!! doubt about this, cultures are made from the site of the FOR ALL YOUR HOLIDAY FISH BUYERS OF infection. Then the bacteria are "matched" against anti- Framing is easy...framing It fun! 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With so many And Much More excellent ones on the market, it is pointless for you to I We offer the best possible prices for O|MX: Mon. - Sal. 10 a.m. • t p.m. compare the ones that are prescribed for you with the ones 140 Nmnn Spring! Road, Rad Bunk. 07701' your diamonds. that are prescribed for your sister. • OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Tri^hon.: 74177M NOW Oft H WNDATtlnfPM RED MNK-176 RhwtMa An. 07701 [201] 741-2003 Even though your symptoms may be similar to those of 787-9624 or 787-3106 NEW YOUVM W. 471* St. 1003* |2U| 575-9048 your sister, the conditions for which each doctor prescribest HIGHWAY 36 Port Monmouth may be totallyflifferent. SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1979 The Daily Register 11 AT WIT'S END A little light for those a/one r By KRMABOMBECK that bubbled like they were going to boil over. I have always directed my Christmas column You would have thought those pathetic trap- toward families who are caught up in a tinsel pings were straight from the Sistine Chapel. marathon of tree-trimming, stocking-stuffing, He'd pick up each card, trace the scene with music-making, dog-barking and children-squeal- his fingers and marvel, "This is pretty enough to ing. put in a frame." Then he'd recite the message They're so busy that sometimes 1 get only a inside which he had memorized. glance before the garbage is wrapped in me. The boxes were another delight. He'd snake Occasionally, someone puts me on the back porch them and make a guess as to'what they held and to catch the slush from boots. If I'm lucky I place them gently under the tree. Then he'd prime escape the licking flames when I get thrown into you for that big moment when he said, "I'm the fireplace with discarded wrappings and war- going to light the tree for you!" My sewing ranties. machine had a bigger light. So, I've decided to write to all of you today The year before he died when he spent Christ- who have the time to read me ... those who have mas in the hospital, he raved the entire visiting just moved to an area and haven't made new period over a favor on his dinner tray — a friends ... those who are alone because they can't styrofoam Santa Claus with a red gumdrop hat afford the trip home ... or those whose families held on by a toothpick. have been splintered by distance or disinterest. Every Christmas since then, I have had to ask And you who are alone. myself: Can I quote a single line from the stack of Let me tell you about my grandfather. He cards I receive? Can I visit without keeping an KING-SIZED GIFT — Henry King of Spring Lake. designated for rooms In the medical center's new tower lived by himself in a little trailer in southwest eye on my watch? Can I become childlike with right president of the International Brewers Associa- building and in the pediatrics unit, in appreciation for Ohio until he died a few years ago. I always felt excitement over a box that obviously holds a tion, and Mrs. Mary King Jarmon, Neptune, one of 15 the care Mrs. King and several of her children received sorry for him when I visited at Christmas because handkerchief? Can I live with my solitude without King children, discuss with Ernest Kovats, adminis- there, and for equipment in the hematology oncology he only had about five cards on top of the TV set, self-pity? trator of Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, dis- clinic as tribute to the treatment Mrs. King received two or at the most three packages to open and a God help me. I think my grandfather felt sorry tribution of the $25,000 Ottilie King Memorial Fund from Dr. Arthur Topilow, director of the hematology pitiful artificial tree with a single strand of lights for me. established In memory of Mr. King's wife, who died of section. Mrs. Jarmon is the wife of Dr. Robert Jarmon, cancer last spring. The fund represents contributions of also a member of Jersey Shore's medical staff. family members and friends. The money has been Weddings ANN LANDERS Barber-Richardson ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-In St. Agnes Message for 1979 Roman Catholic Church Dec. 1, Magda Marie Richardson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert In 1955, the year Ann Landers began writing Babylonians. Others applaud the "new morality" sex education in public schools because they L. Richardson, 11 Washington Ave., this column, she wrote a special essay for Christ- and stare the "squares" down with eyes like "don't want kids to get ideas ' Leonardo, became the bride of Michael mas Day Reader response was extremely re- hypodermic needles Every day, each of us makes decisions tiiai Kevin Barber, son of Walter E. Barber, Sut- warding and she has reprinted the column annual- They say the sex revolution is symptomatic of determine the direction in which our lives will ton Drive, Aberdeen Apartments, Matawan, ly, with topical modifications. This is Ann's a maturing society, that it promises better men- move No one, no matter how wise or how highly and Mrs. Casey LaMotta of Caldwell. Christmas message for 1979: tal health. But will that promise be kept — or are principled, can make the right decision every The Rev. Pelii Venza celebrated the nup- we overloading the circuits and promoting guilt time To err is no disgrace The disgrace lies in Tomorrow is Christmas. All about us we hear not learning from our mistakes, not picking tial Mass. There was a reception in the talk of peace on earth, good will toward men. Yet and anxiety in those who cannot tolerate so much Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall, Port Mon- exposure? ourselves up, brushing ourselves off and trying we know in many parts of the world there is no again mouth. peace, and in the hearts of many men there is not One of the most encouraging signs of our times Attending the bride were Hedy Rose Rich- enough good will. is that our campuses are once again places of Since this is a problem column, I spend the ardson, maid of honor, Susan Rose Rich- Our youth insist that civilization is out of joint. higher learning. The hostility and anger of the greater part of every day with grief and trouble. ardson and Wendy Barber. They resent having to live in a world they never late 1960s are gone. Students have settled down to Does it depress me? No. it does not After nearly Robert Laverty was best man. Ushers made. But what generation ever made the world serious business. That is the good news. 25 years, 1 still find this work challenging anil were John Barber and William McGrath. it had to live in? The bad news is that drug abuse and alcohol- immensely rewarding I realize that many people Mr. and Mrs. Barber are graduates of We congratulate ourselves that we are the ism have shifted from the campuses to the junior who write don't want advice They merely need Middletown High School South. She attends richest, most productive, most powerful nation in and senior high schools. Now it's the 14 15-, and someone to listen School of Modern Photography, Tinton Falls. the world But what progress have we made? Is it It; vr.ii nliK who have opted to anesthetize them- Mr. Barber is employed by the Middletown selves against the pain of growing up and accept- I have been entrusted with the largest reading MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL BARBER progress when man can walk on the craters of the Board of Education. moon but he cannot walk safely after dark two ing responsibility. audience in the world What an opportunity to Mr. and Mrs. Barber reside in Leonardo. blocks from his home? More bad news is that \ 1 > is epidemic in many educate, to shine a spotlight on ignorance and This is the age of the big ripoff, the uncom- areas. fear, to comfort the afflicted and afflict Uie mitted and the undressed. The blurring of the Gonorrhea is the second most prevalent infec- comfortable I am grateful for the opportunity to Geske-Katz sexes Some fear we are heading toward social tious disease in the United States (The common help where I can, and I shall continue to give my decay, going the way of the Romans and the cold is first ) Yet some parents are still fighting readers the best that's in me. VERONA-Cynthia Abby groom's brothers, James and Kata and David John Geske Steven Geske. were maried Dec. 2 here in Mr. and Mrs. Geske have Fast-Affordable the Richfield Regency, set- BA degrees from the Univer- Engaged Personal legal services ting also for the reception. sity of Michigan. She is with • Wills - $45 • Bankruptcy $260 the firm of Edward T. Joyce • Divorce (no-lault) $195 • Misdemeanor (up to trial) $226 The bride is the daughter Ltd., Chicago. Her father is a •Real Estate(S«*»22Ji • Na/ne Change $95 . '_ of Mr. and Mrs. Max KaU, retired chemist. . . McMahon-Villa Ifey* u»i • Criminal trials 139 Rumson Place, Little Sil- Mr. Geske is a pension • Incorporation $150 - , ver. HAZLET-Mr. and Mrs. Miss Villa and her fiance court costs & other tees additional analyst for CNA, Chicago, Joseph Villa, 22 W. Richard are graduates of Raritan Mr. and Mrs. John Geske and is studying for an MBA St., announce the en- High School She is employed taw Offices of of Lincolnshire, 111., are the degree at the University of gagement of their daugher, by Hazlet Board of Education Ch.rlotU JoanotU | bridegroom's parents. Chicago. His father is mar- Victoria Villa, to James and Mr. McMahon is em- Engleman, Hoffman A Engleman keting manager of Allstate Attendants at the wedding Victoria Villa Joseph McMahon, son of Mr ployed by Nissan Motor 146 Vaple Ave Red Bank u< >.,•„. pm.n.M<..CII 530-9220 were the bride's sisters, Insurance Co. and Mrs. James McMahon, 45 Corp., Piscataway. evenings \ Saturday fcouis by appointment Shirley Holbrook and Estelle Mr.and Mrs. Geske make Knoll Terrace. CYNTHIA GESKE Rissman, and the bride- their home In Evanston, 111. Family harmony Dunphy-Desch Advertise in The Register is topic of talk LITTLE SILVER-Em- The bride's parents are bury United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Charles Desch, HIGHLANDS-The Church was the setting Nov. 75 Field Ave., Middletown. CHRISTMAS AT CHRIST CHURCH Bayshore Mothers of Twins 24 for the.marriage of Linda The bridegroom is the son fEpilcopal) Susan Desch and Michael Ed- Founded 1702 Club will meet Jan. S at 8 of Mrs. Mary Dunphy, 115 Broad (Rt. 35 at Sycamore) p.m. in Highlands Recreation ward Dunphy. The Rev. Stateslr Place, Middletown, Center, to hear Glenn Stover, Donald G. Marks officiated. and the late James Dunphy. CHRISTMAS EVE a tutor and proctor in a self- Eileen Dunphy was maid pace science course at the of honor and Peter Dunphy S:0O p.m. Family Christmas Eucharist College of Marin, Marin Godmothers to needy was best man. 11:00p.m. Candlelight Service ol Carols County, Calif,, speak on Mr. and Mrs. Dunphy are 11:30 p.m. Traditional Midnight Mass "Family Harmony: At- NEW MONMOUTH-To graduates of Middletown CHRISTMAS DAY titudes, Alternatives and observe the International High School North. She is em- Change." Year of the Child, members ployed by Progressive Life 10:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist (with carols) Visitors are cordially invited to iom us in our 277th celebration of of Court Fulgens Corona of Insurance Co., Red Bank, and the Christmas season The public is invited. St. Mary's parish, are acting her husband is with E. R. Rosemane Stover, 18 S. as godmothers to needy chil- Squibb and Sons, New Bruns- Woodland Drive, Fair Haven, dren. Mary Ann Thwaites Is wick. may be contacted for addi- chairman of the project, After a wedding trip to tional information. which involves assuming fi- WilUamsburg, Va., Mr. and Carl A. Qua/clla, nancial responsibility for a Mrs. Dunphy reside in High- R.P. child for a month. lands. Mid-winter WE WISH YOU A HEALTHY NEW YEAR gala is Health is not only Some New Year resolution! seem to be made just to be broken. But, here is one resolution that you should make and determine to keep ..."I Feeling Well! resolve lo keep myself fit and to protect my good Jan. 79 health." This could be the moil Important resolu- tion that you will ever make. LITTLE SILVER-Mrs. Our pharmacy will do ill utmost to help you to Edward Beta Is chairman of keep this New Year resolution. For, we have made the 8:30 p.m. Jan. It Mid- one ourselves. "We resolve to continue providing winter Gala planned by the the best possible -pharmacy service, with a com- Evening Membership De- pletely stocked laboratory and lo always consider partment of the Woman's your health more important than any greater Club of UtUe Silver. Music profit." will be by Opus I. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when jou •wed • medicine. Pick up your prescription if shoppini nearby, or we wilt deliver promptly without , Mrs. Joseph Ulan is accep- extn charfc. A freit many people entrust us with ting reservations for the their prescriptions. Ma; we compound youn! BYOB party, to take place In toe clubhouse, Church Street AUTHORIZED DISTNIUIM FM HOUrfE* OtTOMT M0KICTI and Rumson Road. Shrewsbury Pharmacy Mrs. Coert Engelsman, Family Chiropractic Services THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS Atlantic Highlands, Is coordl- BROAD ST. 741-4874 SHREWSBURY ' rating the buffet supper. Mrs. Broad Street Chiropractic Center PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY Beta and Mrs. Bernard Ro- Richard M. Qlll, D. C. 7S9 Broad StrMt sen, Rumson, are In charge of .747-4802 Shrewsbury decorations. ' Secondary-Mortgage Loans. 12 The Daily Rc^iMer SHREWSBURY. N,J MONDAY, DECEMBER24.1979 Traditions reflected in 19th century cards Christmas, you may be surprised to learn, remember that Christmas used to be pretty was a work or school day for many Ameri- wild," Cherkasky notes. So wild that one cans until the mid-18OUs early custom called mumming—knocking on doors, ringing bells, rattling cans and shoot- The traditional American Christmas, in ing off firearms—got completely out of hand fact, is not so very old at all Gift-giving, in Baltimore late in the 1800s, falling into card-sending, tree-trimming and other pres- decline when quieter residents complained. ent-day customs did not become widely popu- lar until the final decades of the 19th century, After years of struggle, the Massachu- . arriving then as a package of Victorian style setts Puritans in 1681 repealed their anti- and business teal holiday decree, apparently won over by two For many years, Thanksgiving actually was far more special than Christmas in New reasons: the seasonal joy they could see their Kngland. In the South, firecrackers were set neighbors experiencing, plus the protection off Christmas morning; colored eggs deco- the U.S. Constitution gave to the separation rated evergreens in Dutch settlements along of church and state. The Puritans, according the Hudson River, and well into the 1800s, to social historian James H. Barnett, were Santa Claus was portrayed as quite a small, less inclined to oppose the secular celebra- elfish figure sometimes capped off with a tion when it was no longer a symbol of the feather political and religious dominance of the Church of England. "Technological developments, advances in transportation, printing and mail services But some in the colony still were not probably were responsible for the enormous reconciled to the decision. Complained one change and popularization of Christmas day Judge Sewell: "I believe that the body of the in the Victorian period," according to Shirely People Profane it; and blessed be God, no Cherkasky, a sociologist responsible for holi- authority yet to compel them to keep it." In day research at the Smithsonian Institution's 1856, though, Massachusetts joined the grow- Division of Performing Arts. ing list of states giving legal recognition to Christmas Day—the first being Alabama 20 "Certainly, the publication of Charles years earlier Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," with its themes of.charity and good-will, affected the By the mid-1800's, Christmas spirit was idea of how people felt Christmas should be on the upswing throughout the country. observed," she adds. Dickens' A Christmas Carol, published in 1843, helped bridge local and regional dif- Early in the country's history, the Puritan ferences in holiday customs. Its themes of settlers believed Christmas should not be kindness and generosity, according to observed at all, and in 1659 the celebration Cherkasky, crossed many cultural and re- was outlawed in Massachusetts by the gional boundaries, thereby helping to univer- decree: "Whoever shall be found observing salize the Christmas celebration. any such day as Christmas and the like shall pay for each offense five shillings In 1868, Dickens gave readings of the tale to the country." in the United States and, after one ap- pearance, he wrote: "They took it so tre- The Puritans associated Christmas with mendously last night that 1 was stopped eve- the Church of England, a painful reminder of ry 5 minutes One poor young girl burst into a their struggle for religious freedom The passion of grief about Tiny Tim and had to be December 25 holiday, they strongly felt, was taken out." I human invention, a fabrication: Christ's As it did in other areas of American life, birthdate was unknown, and therefore, the the Industrial Revolution began to influence day should never have been ordained by the the way Christmas was observed. Christmas Church. The Puritans also didn't care much cards, for example, could be produced and fur the occasion, thinking it too closely linked mailed inexpensively, gaining wide popu- to the spirited pagan celebration of the win- larity by 1875. And for better or worse, the ter solstice. first holiday advertising appeared in the 1830s. But in New York, Pennsylvania and the southern colonies, Christmas was another matter altogether. The Anglicans, Luther- But it was not until late in the century, ans, Dutch Reformed and Roman Catholics when the business and pleasure of gift-giving in these regions celebrated with music, danc- began in earnest, that elaborate Christmas From lha Builnni Amarlcana CbllKllon, National Muaaum of Hiitory and Technology Smithionlan Nam Sarvka ing, feasts and family gatherings. A French celebrations became an annual American traveler, visiting the home of a Virginian in experience. "Gifts at first were given main- Thomas Nast's drawings in "Harper's Week- Thomas Edison's lab came up with a compared to the time when the season was the 1680s, reported: There was a great deal ly to children, servants and tradespeople," ly" portrayed Santa for the first time as a string of tree lights in 1882, 3 years after the really quite simple," says Cherkasky. of carousing. He had sent for three fiddlers, a Cherkasky notes. "It was a time for evening jolly, white-bearded character dressed in fur. incandescent light breakthrough, and im- In "A Book of Christmas," British author jester, a tightrope dancer, an acrobat who up accounts. But that was all to change." The popularity of the Christmas tree grew mediately this novel idea became the rage William Samson puts it this way: "Christ- tumbled ...they gave us all the entertainment right along with the change in social customs among the wealthy. Christmas tree parties to mas from whatever angle you look at It is one could wish for." and technological progress. After Queen Vic- show off the expensive, lighted trees were complex. 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Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back Wounded Oilers Jaworski rallies befuddle Broncos Eagles past Bears HOUSTON (AP) - The Houston Oilers Big plays by the Oiler defense became PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Fortunately for quarterback gets too much blame. I'm had three key players on their injury list necessary when Campbell, the NFL's two- the Philadelphia Eagles, Coach Dick Vermeil mature enough to accept the fans' reaction." today, but a superlative Oiler defensive per- time rushing champion, left for good with 46 and quarterback Ron Jaworski don't have Campfield, the third-year pro from Ten- formance in a 13-7 victory yesterday left the seconds to go in the first half. Campbell was "rabbit ears ' nessee State, usually comes in on third-down Denver Broncos feeling all the pain. injured when he scored oh a three-yard The Philadelphia fans booed lustily as the situations It was a third-and-2 when The Oiler defense, forced to stiffen after touchdown run that gave the Oilers a 10-7 Eagles trailed the Chicago Bears 17-10 and Jaworski dumped about an 8-yard toss to • Quarterback Dan Pastorini, running back half time lead. ' Jaworski'a passes splattered incomplete on Campfield. designed to get a first down Earl Campbell and wide receiver Ken Bur- Houston scored on its first possession of the Veterans Stadium carpet. "After I caught the ball I saw two great rough were forced from the game with groin the game on Toni Fritsch's 31-yard field goal The crowd screamed for backup quarter- blocks in front and daylight ahead with plenty injuries, literally sacked up the National and Denver took the lead on Morton's seven- back John Walton. "We want Walton!" re- of sideline So I took it and ran," Campfield Football League's first-round victory in an yard pass to Dave Preston prior to sounded around the ballpark. said. emotional fourth quarter. Campbell's game-winner. But neither Vermeil nor Jaworski paid Bears coach Neill Armstrong said Houston dropped Denver quarterback Fritsch kicked a 20-yarder with 4:18 left any attention. Campfield's winning play was a crossing Craig Morton six times for 47 yards in losses, in the game for the final points. So the quarterback stayed on the field and pattern in which a Chicago linebacker was and in the tension-packed fourth period' Campbell, who finished the game with 50 completed a three-touchdown performance picked off, perhaps illegally. "But 1 honestly backed the Broncos into a missed field goal yards on 16 carries and Pastorini, who hit that triggered the Eagles to a 27-17 victory can't say if the pickoff of our defender was try, intercepted a pass by Morton and batted eight of 18 passes for 149 yards, are question- over the Bears in the first round of the intentional or not, " Armstrong added. down a pass in the end zone with 1:42 to play. able for Saturday's game. National Football League playoffs. Armstrong was questioned about a 50- The victory advances the Oilers to Satur- Burrough was hurt in the first half and did It was the first NFL playoff game in yard field goal attempt by Bob Thomas in the day's second round against American Foot- not play after half time Philadelphia since the Eagles won the cham- third period with the Bears ahead 17-10, since ball Conference Western Division champion Early in the third quarter' Pastorini pionship against Green Bay in 1960. Also, it the distance generally is out of a kicker's San Diego. stumbled and fell to the turf with a groin was the second consecutive year in the range "That last half defensively was an strain and he was finished for the day. playoffs for the Eagles, who lost in the open- "Bob said, I think I can make it,'" absolute superb effort," Oiler Coach Bum Clifford Nielsen replaced Pastorini, Rob ing round last year 14-13 in Atlanta Armstrong explained. "Even though he Phillips said. "They were all over the ball Carpenter came on for Campbell and the Jaworski's final scoring effort was a 63- missed it, he still made a good kick. He just and it seems like we were always able to Oiler defense went wild. yard, fourth-quarter pass-and-run play to missed by a scant margin " come up with the big play.'' See 'Oileri' page IS substitute running back Billy Campfield that Armstrong said that on a scale of 10 he sent the Eagles ahead 24-17. gave his team the maximum for effort and a "I know Philadelphia fans are not pa- 7 W for execution. tient," said Jaworski in the rather subdued He also said a knee injury suffered by Eagles dressing room. strong safety Gary Fencik hurt the Bears' "Personally I can't understand it. I made defense. He said Fencik would have to under- mistakes today. But I'm going to make mis- goe surgery last night. takes against good teams like the Bears," The Eagles, runnersup to Dallas in the said the quarterback. National Conference East with a regular- "Strange," Jaworski added, "but the season record of 11-5, advanced to next Satur- booing fires up the guys on the team. It's a day's NFC semifinal in Tampa Bay against great motivator for myself. And anyway, the See 'Eagles page IS AM TOUCHDOWN -BOUND — Running back Billy Campfield gathers In a pass from quarterback Ron Sports Jaworski and heads down the right sideline for a 63- yard touchdown In an NFC wild card playoff game with the Chicago Bears. The Eagles advanced with a 27-17 SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1979 13 win. Devils, Hues look strong in Casey Fest RED BANK - Unbeaten Shore Regional and Red Bank Regional High Schools, which dominated the spotlight in PAINFUL PASTORINI — Houston Oiler quarterback Dan Pastorini grimaces in Saturday's opening round of the Casey Holiday Festival, will pain while being attended to by team doctors In the third quarter of the Oilers AFC wild card playoff game with the Denver Broncos. Reserve Glfford Nielsen was be favored to gain the finals. pressed into duty and helped the Oilers to a 13-7 victory. Host Red Bank Catholic and semifinal competitor Mon- mouth Regional, however, have other ideas. Thursday, a Battle Royal will come into the Red Bank Catholic High School gymnasium. Shore, which has romped to three straight victories, plays Red Bank Catholic at 7 p.m. while Red Bank and Monmouth are scheduled for 8:30. In consolation games Thursday afternoon, Mater Dei will meet Henry Hudson Regional at 1 p.m. while St. Patrick's of Elizabeth will play Rumson-Fair Haven Regional at 2:30. Shore Expects Test Shore, coming off a 91-47 to rout of Henry Hudson, expects its first major test of the season against Red Bank Catholic. The Caseys took a 77-73 overtime decision from previously unbeaten Mater Dei. FLYS LIKE AN EAGLE — Punt return specialist Wallv Henry of the Philadelphia "I'm really looking forward to the game," Shore basket- Eagles takes a Chicago Bear kick 34 yards to set up the Eagles first touchdown in the ball coach Len Schnappauf said. "In the five years I've been NFC wild card playoff game yesterday. at Shore, we have never beaten Red Bank Catholic." In its first three games, Shore has made use of an effective full court press from the opening tap, and Schnappauf plans no changes against the Caseys. "We'll be using the full court press the entire game," he Knicks top Blazers, confirmed. This year is the first time that Shore has used the pressing defense as its mainstay. Changed Philosophy "I've changed my philosophy based on the ability of my end four game skid players," Schnappauf said. "The key is that our kids are playing together. Mike O'Neill and Steve Lubischer, our co- PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Michael Ray straight points to take a 58-68 lead with 6:44 captains, have been totally unselfish." Richardson scored on a three-point play with left. But the Blazers started pressing and Shore relies on good depth. Seven players see action 4:21 left to put New York ahead to stay as the pulled to within 82-80 at the end of the third regularly. Knicks broke a four-game losing streak yes- quarter. The Caseys, losers only to Red Bank in three games, have terday with a 111-103 victory over the Richardson's three-point play put the an excellent shooting team led by seniors John McKeon and Portland Trail Blazers. Knicks ahead 99-96. Kevin Bomstead. Whether or not the Casey guards are able to Bill Cartwright led the Knicks with 25 break Shore's press will be a key factor in the game. Lucas led Portland with 29 points and points, including eight in the final quarter. Kermit Washington had- 14 points and 13 Football star Harry Flaherty and 6-5 junior Mike Kelly Ray Williams had 20 and Toby Knight 18 as rebounds. have been the top rebounders for the Caseys. the Knicks won their fifth road game in 18 Monmoulh-lted Bank a Rematch tries. Richardson had 13 points and 10 assists The Monmouth-Red Bank game is a rematch of last year's New York held the Blazers scoreless for for the Knicks, who hit 71.4 percent of their See Blue Devils, page 14 4:52 of the third quarter and scored 14 shots in the final quarter. AP Plato DOWN AND' OUT — Quarterback Dan Pastorini, left, and linebacker Robert Brazlle, right, check on the condition of Houston Oiler teammate Earl Campbell. Campbell was Injured on a three-yard touchdown run In the second quarter and was forced to watch the rest of the game from the sld,el I ne. Isles, Rangers lose; Flyers streak alive CHICAGO (AP) - Grant Mulvey col- period on a pass from Bob Murray, who lected his second National Hockey League collected four assists during the night. The three-goal game yesterday and literally Hawks, making good on four power plays, knocked New York goalie Bill Smith out of took advantage of their first extra man ad- the net during a second-period fight as the vantage four minutes later when Mulvey Chicago Black Hawks scored an 8-0 National poked in his second goal of the game. Hockey League triumph. Alain Daigle got .his fourth goal 17 seconds Hawks goalie Tony Esposlto, registering later to make it S-0. his fifth shutout of the NHL season, moved Early in the second period, on a power into seventh place among all-time shutout play, the Hawks' Rich Preston uncorked a 40- leaders with 77. foot slap shot. Mulvey, who was surrounded The victory boosted Chicago into a first by three Islander defenders, literally pushed place tie with Idle Vancouver in the Smythe Smith into the net as the puck glanced off Division, while the sluggish Islanders lost for Mulvey'sarm. tile 14th time against 12 wins and sii ties. At that point, Smith began pounding on A total of 88 minutes in penalties was Mulvey and the two fought bitterly for a meted out by officials as the Hawks im- number of minutes. proved thier record to 11-12-11. Smith, who received seven minutes in Mulvey, who had It goals last year, got penalties went to the dressing room and was Ms 15th goal of the year midway in the first See 'Isles' page 15 ^ 14 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAV, DECEMBER 24,1979 Blue Devils, Buccaneers dominate Casey Festival (continued) They led only 14-8 at halfitme after a 1-2 first period tie which final, which was won by Monmouth. This year's encounter extended far into the second quarter. won't be a carbon copy, however. "Rumson had been scoring a lot M points tod running In defeating Humson-Fair Haven, 52-47, in the first round well, and we wanted to take them out of their game plan," Saturday, the Falcons held the ball much of the first half. Monmouth Coach Jay Fitzpatrick said. "I felt that If we got into a running game with Rumson, they would beat us pretty good." Fitzpatrick does not plan to run with Red Bank, but it is not likely that there will be another stall. Slow the Pace Dowa "I'm going to try and slow the pace down," Fitzpatrick said. " I think that Red Bank is faster than last year's team and that sophomore transfer (Rich Welsh) has helped." Welsh scored 24 points and controlled the boards for the Bucs in their 77-62 victory over St. Patrick's in the opening round. "In preseason, I hadn't counted on us playing against a player like that," Fitzpatrick admitted.. Welsh, a 6-4, 200-pounder who transfered from the Virgin Islands in September, was the Bucs leading rebounder in their first two games. Adjustment! Made Difference "St. Patrick's is a methodical ball club that can kill you from the foul line," Pizzulli said about Saturday's game. "Welsh, (Barrett) Simmons, (Vince) Atkinson and (John) Carroll went to the boards real well. We won the game because we adjusted well." Pizzulli expects to be ready for whatever Monmouth decides to do. "I've seen Monmouth run and hold the ball," Pizzulli said, "and I'll be looking for both, depending on the game situ- ation. "We'll have to play our game. We're starting to mature little by little as our kids gain varsity experience." TECH CELEBRATES — Members of the Louisiana dejection. The Lady Techsters took the Manufacturers Plnkney Has Improved Tech women's basketball team come together In Hanover Women's Christmas Classic at Madison Fitzpatrick believes that his own team is starting to com* iubilant celebration as Old Dominion star Anne Square Garden in New York last night by defeating Old along after losing its first three games. "They look like they Donovan (22) walks from the court, head hanging in Dominion. 59-57. are headed inthe right direction," he said. The improvement of guard Matt Pinkney is one of the reasons for Monmouth's improvement. "Matt didn't play in the summer league because he had a job," Fitzpatrick said. "And he is just starting to come 'Cats' Macy comes on around." Should Shore win the Casey tourney, it will be the eighth different team to win the title in the 16-year history of the tournament. Henry Hudson has won the championship four times, since leaving Purdue followed by Red Bank with three titles. Monmouth, Red Bank Catholic and Ocean have won twice, and Middletown and By KEN RAPPOPORT Boilermakers never caught up. Macy finished with 18 points, LOOKING DEEP — Rumson-Falr Haven Regional's Rumson-Fair Haven have won once. AP Sports Writer same as Fred Cowan, while Joe Barry Carroll scored 25 points Tony Altavilla looks to make a shot In Saturday's loss to . The consolation game is set for 7 p.m. Saturday followed for Purdue. Monmouth Regional. Monmouth advanced to the semis. by the championship game at 8:30. Kyle Macy is from Peru, Indiana, a tree throw or so from In other games involved the nation's ranked teams, No. 1 Purdue University. Duke defeated Providence 82-78; No. 2 Ohio State routed It was a foregone conclusion that he would play basketball Tennessee 91-65; No. 4 Notre Dame stopped Fairfield 69-59; there, which he did — but not for long. After one year, Macy No 8 North Carolina defeated No. 5 Indiana 61-57; No. 6 was unhappy with the system and transferred to Kentucky. DePaul beat Chicago Loyola 92-83; No. 7 Louisiana State "It's a tough decision when you decide to make a stopped Tulane 95-85 and No. 10 Syracuse turned back Pit- UCLA's Brown hopeful transfer," says Macy. "Sometimes when you do, people think tsburgh 73-66. you can't make it at that level. You get mail, but my friends Also, Utah upset No. 11 Louisville 71-69; No. 12 Virginia stayed with me. I've always had confidence in myself." routed Army 8440 in a consolation game of the Cable Car Since moving to Kentucky, Macy has become one of the Classic; No. 13 Iowa beat Dayton 61-54 in the finals of the country's top guards. His specialty is coming through in Dayton Invitational; No. 14 UCLA routed Colorado State for lackluster cage team pressure situations, like he did Saturday night. 86-63; No. 15 St. John's upended Centenary 92-72 in a game last By PHIL ELDERKIN Ironically, none other than Purdue was • 61-60 victim as night; No. 17 Georgetown beat Northeastern 8546; No. 18 Christian Science Monitor Macy delivered four straight key free throws in the last two Brigham Young whipped Utah 89-84 and No. 19 Oregon State LOS ANGELES, Calif. - UCLA, with 10 national cham- minutes of the finals of the Kentucky Invitational Tournament defeated Oregon 75-66. pionship banners hanging from the rafters at Pauley Pavilion in Lexington. Mike Gmlnskl hit two foul shots with 17 seconds left in the and almost always a collegiate basketball power, may not An especially meaningful victory for Macy, perhaps? game to help Duke hold off a scrappy Providence team in the even be the best team in the Pacific 10 Conference this season. "I've got a competitive instinct in me, no matter whom tournament finals in Providence. Gminski's clutch shots The man who says this with considerable conviction is new we play," said Macy, who heaved the ball toward the rafters came after a closely fought contest which saw the Friars hold Bruins's Coach Larry Brown, who likes the kind of overall of spacious Rupp Arena at the end of the game. "There have their own for most of the game against the nation's top-ranked balance currently being showcased at Oregon State. been other big victories. Just because I threw the ball up in team. Asked where he rates his own team nationally, Brown the air really doesn't have that much of a special meaning, Gminski, who finished with 26 points, suffered numerous replied, "I don't think we're very good, but I also think we'll other than it was a tight game and you're always pleased bruises, including a three-inch, bloody scratch on his neck In improve. Right now I'd say there are probably 24 teams in the when you win it." the rough game. country rjetter than we are. It was Macy's four free throws that provided the third- "It looked like he got the lead in MASH," said Duke "When you're putting in a whole new system, all you can ranked Wildcats with a 59-56 lead, and the ninth-ranked Coach Bill Foster. do is guess how long it's going to take your players to adjust. Rut I like our attitude and our potential on defense, and that could be the key to how well we do this season." While Brown does not have the reservoir of talent that his two predecessors (Gene Bartow and Gary Cunningham) in- Westphal, Adams shine herited from John Wooden, neither is he expected to win a national championship. At least not right away. The ultra-quiet Bartow never did feel comfortable suc- ceeding Wooden in his two years with the Bruins, and Cun- ningham had his problems in post-season games. as Suns shadow Bucks Yet it isn't likely that Brown will equal their combined tour-year record of 102 wins and 17 defeats. Brownfclso lost 54 MILWAUKEE (AP) - The Phoenix Suns, 13 points down for first place in the Pacific Division. points from his offense this year when David Greenwood, Roy midway through the fourth quarter, rallied behind Paul The SuperSonics had a chance to tie the score with about Hamilton and Brad Holland all graduated and turned pro. Westphal and Alvan Adams to defeat Milwaukee 106-103 last 15 seconds remaining but Dennis Johnson's 3-point field goal ; However, Brown does have some good people in veteran night and extend their National Basketball Association win- attempt missed the rim and the Lakers' Spencer Hay wood got centers Gig Sims and Darrell Allums; a great forward in Kiki ning streak to seven games. the rebound. Vandeweghe; a fine two-way forward in James Wilkes, and Westphal poured in six of his 26 points in the last 1:52, Clippers lM.Jatx 118 two promising guards in Tyren Naulls and freshman Darren including a pair of free throws which gave the Suns their final SAN DIEGO — Lloyd Free scored seven of his game-high Daye points with five seconds to play. 41 points in overtime and Swen Nater tied a career high with Adams added 24 points for the Suns, who won their third Naulls, 25 pounds lighter than he was last year, will 35 points as the San Diego Clippers scored a win over the Utah game in as many nights even though Walter Davis, averaing Jazz. benefit from the kind of coaching Brown (a former pro guard) 21.8 points per game, was sidelined with a sprained ankle. can give him Daye, who also has the skills to play forward, Nater also had 22 rebounds as the Clippers won their third LARRY BROWN Marques Johnson led the Bucks with 22 points. straight game to even their record at 19-19. has a chance to be the Bruins' future floor leader. There also The Bucks, who had led since the early minutes, enjoyed a is considerable talent waiting to be developed on the bench. as the owners permit this to go on, the coach merely becomes The Clippers took the lead for good when Free scored with 95-82 spread with 7:36 to play. But a basket by Gar Heard 3:54 remaining In the overtime period to make it 115-113. Vandeweghe, a multi-talented senior, is a cinch to go in an expensive baby sitter. triggered a run of 13 successive Phoenix points. A steal and the first-round of next year's National Basketball Association - What Brown was looking for at the time was a teaching Brian Taylor had a layup off a steal shortly later to give San driving layup by Adams pulled the Suns into a 95-95 tie with Diego a four-point lead and Utah wasn't closer than three player draft. Kiki's dad, Ernie, was a fine guard with the old situation for his coaching talents at a large school. He was 4:08 to play. New York Knicks and his son has the same kind of basketball fortunate when the Bruins' job suddenly opened up. points after that. Instincts. Brown knows the value of fundamentals, particularly on Laken IK, SuperSonici 97 Adrian Dantley led the Jazz, which dropped to 9-26, with 34 Brown resigned as head coach of the Denver Nuggets last defense; is very personable; will work a 20-hour day if that's LOS ANGELES — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 32 points points. Three reserves also contributed for Utah — Tom February at least partly because player salaries now allow what it takes to win; and never has had trouble motivating and grabbed 14 rebounds, leading the Los Angeles Lakers to a Boswell had 20 points and Ben Poquette and Terry Furlow the* tail to wag the dog in the NBA. And he knows that as long people. victory over Seattle and Into a virtual tie with the SuperSonics added 19 apiece. Of boos, spikes, and a true Number One By HAL BOCK Year's Day as it is now. — that idea this season, proving the fun part often comes AP Sports Writer Isn't it about time the NCAA went to a playoff system to earlier that. solve the dilemma? If it can be done in other collegiate sports Consider, for example, that Darryl Dawkins' destruction A variety of thoughts and opinions about a variety of like basketball, baseball and hockey, why not football? Sure, of two backboards with slam dunks occurred well before the subjects. the bowls have tradition and prestige, but they also leave the final minutes. And don't forget that last week the piece de • • • s. y WILL No.l question unanswered. A tournament, say matching the resistance, a pie throwing contest In San Diego, was held at top four ranked teams in the final Associated Press poll, halftime — under the visiting team's basket. "All things considered," notes the iWription of W.C. would solve the problem. Fields' tombstone, "I'd rather be in Philadelphia." Nice. The man had an obvious feeling for that wonderful town. GRIMSLEY • « • In order to assure that neither happens again, we respect- When the Eagles looked like something less than When the Friars Club roasts New York Yankees owner fully suggest two solutions to Commissioner Lawrence Qeorge Steinbrenner Jan. 22 at the New York Hilton, an all- O'Brien. Wire the basket rims electrically, just enough so that powerhouses in the first half of their NFC wild-card playoff star cast of comedians including Henny Youngman and anybody who decides to use them as chinning bars will try ' game against Chicago yesterday, the loyalists in Veterans George Jessel will handle the commentary with Howard that only once. And the next time some team decides to sling Stadium booed them right off the field. Cosell the master of ceremonies. pies around the court, order the promotion man who came up In the second half, when the Eagles recovered for a 27-17 a couple of weeks ago. Missing, however, will be a former Steinbrenner employ- with the idea to eat the leftovers. victory, the fans were back in their comer, cheering wildly. ee, who is now a noted after-dinner speaker. In a burst of good • • • Charming. Everybody scores against the Giants, so why it inspired Pearson into special gyrations remains a mystery. But he taste, the Friars decided n«t to invite Billy Martin. It's a safe Philadelphia's record National Hockey League unbeaten With friends like that, the Eagles don't need enemies. If went high in the air, threw the football into the seats, then bet, however, that with that crowd, his name will come up string increases in stature when you consider that the Flyers you're going to root for a team, stick with them through thick twisted his knee on the way down and missed the next two once or twice, don't you think? broke the mark on the road, in Boston against a pretty tough ;ind thin. Kicking your guys in the butt when they're already games. Bruin club. riuwn doesn't help the situation. He will not spike the ball again, we've been assured. Still, with nine ties — almost one-third of the streak — you • • • • • • have to wonder If the Flyers truly rank as one of the league's Hasn't the touchdown spiking silliness in the National Remember when people teased the National Basketball Once again, college football is muddled by the argument Association, saying that all that mattered in any game was all-time great teams. Stay tuned. We'll know more in May at Football League gone quite far enough? over just who is really No.l. You can make good cases for Stanley Cup time. The end zone dances and acrobatics got totally out of hand the last two minutes? "* three or four teams and the only thing that the bowl system Well, the NBA has shattered — forgive the choice of verb when Dallas' Drew Pearson, usually a pretty level-headed guarantees is that the howling will be just as loud after New Will Grlmsley !• on vacatlw Buy went bananas after scoring against the New York Giants Oilers march on SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1979 Daily Register 15 (Continued) when we needed them." Denver's Bob Swenson intercepted • Miller said the turning point in the game Isles, Rangers fall Nielsen pass early In the fourth quarter it the wai Bingham's interception, but Oiler de- Houston 26. But consecutive sacks by middle fensive end Elvin Bethel said it came earlier (Continued) sandwiched Toronto tallies by Greg Hotham guard Curley Culp and defensive end Ken when Steinfort missed his field goal try. replaced by Glenn Resch. The Hawks got and the first of Ian Turnbull's two goals. Kennard forced Fred Stelnfort to attempt a "We knew we had them when he missed their third power play goal less than one Nordiquei 1, Sabres 1 50-yard field goal that was wide. that field goal," Bethea said. "We knew minute later on Tom Lysiak's eighth goal of BUFFALO, NY - Jamie Hislop scored Houston linebacker Gregg Bingham in- what we had to do and we did it. We had to the year. one Quebec goal and assisted on another as tercepted a Morton pass with 7:51 left in the push Morton out of the pocket. He had us off Preston scored a shorthanded goal early the Nordiques downed the Buffalo Sabres. game and returned it IS yards to the Denver balance early by calling a quick count. We in the third period. The Hawks' last power », setting up Pritsch's final field goal. adjusted to that but they kept on calling the play goal came as Terry Ruskowski, who had The Nordiques scored two goals in the first 22 minutes of play and then held on. The Oiler safety Vernon Perry produced Hous- same stuff." assisted on three other goals, got his eighth of Nielsen, who started one other game for the year on a deflection of a shot by Doug Sabres outshot the Nordiques 21-23, but were ton's final big play with l: 42 left in the game unable to get past goaltender Michel Dion when he batted away a pau in the end zone Houston this year, said, "It was a tough Wilson Real Cloutier added a third Quebec goal on fourth down. situation but you have to be ready. I wanted Wilson, with just 52 seconds left, got his on a breakaway in the closing minutes of the "I didn't think they could beat us without to be a little bit conservative because we had fourth goal of the year to close out the contest. The loss was Buffalo's fourth at Campbell and Pastorini," Denver Coach Red the lead and wanted to avoid mistakes and scoring. home this season. Miller said. "We just didn't score the points maintain that good field position.'' Braias 4, Raagers 1 The Nordiques moved to a 1-0 lead in the NEW YORK - Third-period goals by first period on a goal by Reggie Thomas. Terry O'Reilly, Bobby Lalonde and Sun Jonathan enabled Boston to overcome a two- Eagles eliminate Bears goal New York lead and defeat the Rangers Flyen4, Whalers I 4-3 in a game marred by a brawl between (Continued) The Eagles' other points came on field PHILADELPHIA - Rookie Brian Propp several Bruins and spectators at Madison goals of 29 and 34 yards by rookie Tony scored two goals to lead Philadelphia to a the NFC Central champion Buccaneers. In Square Garden. the other NFC semifinal, on Sunday, Los Franklin, the barefooted kicker from Texas victory over the Hartford Whalers, extending After the victory had been secured, Angeles will visit Dallas. A&M The 34-yarder came with 5:40 to play. the Flyers' unbeaten streak to a record 30 Meanwhile, Philadelphia's defense held Chi- O'Reilly's stick was grabbed by someone in games. The score was tied 17-17 in the final period the stands. The Bruin forward climbed over when Jaworski connected with Campfield, cago scoreless in the second half. Propp scored on a backhander after pick- After falling behind In the first period, the the sideboards and attempted to get at the ing up a rebound at 14:52 of the first period to who caught the ball at the Philadelphia 45 heckler. Many other Bruins followed and, behind a crushing block by wide receiver 7-point-underdog Bears came back 72 yards give Philadelphia a lead it never relin- on 11 plays to deadlock the game with just 44 O'Reilly, and Al Secord got to the fan and quished. Charley Smith, raced down thre right side- began beating him with a shoe. line and into the end zone to complete the TD. seconds remaining in the opening period. In Propp upped Philadelphia's margin to 2-0 Caaadlens 8, Maple Leafs 4 The 63-yard scoring play came with 3: J8 gone Pie drive, Walter Payton picked up It yards at 4:52 of the second period, lifting a shot MONTREAL — Defenseman Serge in the last quarter. rushing and 39 on passes for a total of 59. He over Hartford goalie John Garrett after tak- Savard set up two goals and scored the decid- Jaworski's first two touchdown passes drove the final two yards into the end tone. ing a perfect pass from Reggie Leach. After Franklin's 29-yarder 5:23 Into the ing tally in a four-goal blitz during a 3:44 span Blame Stoughton's 21st goal of the season, went to 6-foot-8 wide receiver Harold of the first period as the Canadiens regis- second period, Payton scored the Bears' sec- THANK YOU — Eagles Coach Dick Vermeil raises his a power-play success, cut Philadelphia's lead Carmichael. He hit Carmichael for 17 yards tered a victory over the Toronto Maple ond TD on a 1-yard run that capped a five- hand to acknowledge the praise of Philadelphia fans to 2-1 at 7:11 of the second period. But goals after only 4:03 of the first period for a 7-0 Leafs. play, 47-yard drive helped along by a 23-yard attar the Eagles clinched the NFC wild-card playoff by Tom Gorence and Bill Barber within a Philadelphia lead, and connected again for a Savard's fifth goal of the season broke a 29-yard TD with 6:52 left In the third quarter pass interference penalty against Eagles' berth. The fans, who booed the team in the first half, 2:13 span of the third period put the game out comerback Herman Edwards. cheered wildly In the second half. 2-2 tie after goals by Montreal's Pierre of reach. to tie it at 17-17. Larouche on the power play and Mark Napier Trailer-camping show boasts new fuel-efficient rec vehicles Visitors to the 12th annual New Jersey Trailer- 18- and 22-foot travel trailers that weigh 50 Camping and Sport Show in Convention Hall, percent less than comparable models. They are Asbury Park, Jan. 24-27, will see a new generation the Prowler LT, Taurus 2000 and Wilderness II, of recreation vehicles with more efficient engines which are reportedly light enough to be towed by and better aerodynamic design on display. sub-compact cars. So says James J. McLaughlin, show director. HENRY Weight-saving techniques include a lighter "Dealers in the show will be offering a much chassis, laminated wood fiber-honeycomb walls wider choice of vehicles that are lighter and clad with fiberglass, aluminum LP gas tanks, smaller, including fold-down camping trailers, SCHAEFER acrylic windows, and lightweight appliances and many of which are designed for towing by sub- systems. compact cars. According to McLaughlin, manufacturers have turned to streamlined configuration with "As a result, the average recreation vehicle efficient aerodynamic designs and a greater use purchased today is far more fuel-efficient than of aluminum in response to the needs of an the average RV purchased in the early 1970s." increasingly energ^conscious society. There have been two major shifts in the fuel largest manufacturers of recreation vehicles in systems of most vehicles, both aimed at con- the United States, have geared their production to Among the innovations are: A device to use servation. One is a factory-installed option that the dual fuel system with the belief that it will heat generated by the engine to heat the vehicle's allows motor homes to operate on liquified petro- become popular with RV owners. hot-water tank; a heat-circulating fan that de- leum gas or gasoline interchangeably. The dual Several new models will be exhibited in the rives its electricity from the heated air itself; a system increases the driving range and eases the show by Midas R.V. Center of New Jersey, Wall 20,000-BTU furnace, compared with the 100,000 fears of gasoline rationing or the closing times of Township, the state's dealer of Midas vehicles, BTU models needed in medium-sized homes, and service stations. and Campers of America, Neptune, Winnebago's weighing only 17 pounds; momentary electrical LP gas is priced about 25 percent less than representative in Monmouth County. sparks to replace gas pilot lights of the type gasoline and is available in abundant supply eve- Another fuel-saving option on the market is normally used in homes; increased combustion rywhere in the United States, according to a study the diesel engine which Winnebago has available efficiency and increased insulation. by the Recreation Industry Association. A for its Chieftain and Brave models. The tur Exhibit space has been sold out, said gasoline engine converts easily to LP gas, which bocharged 6-cylinder, air-cooled engine is rated at McLaughlin. burns cleaner, gives smoother starts and engine 160 horsepower at 2,8000 rpm and is expected to The show, produced by Parkway Productions, performance and reduces engine care, according average about 15 miles per gallon, compared with Inc., will occupy two floors and the arcade of to McLaughlin. eight for similar gasoline-powered vehicles. Convention Hall. Crowds of up to 30,000 are ex- Midas International and Winnebago, the two Fleetwood Enterprises has introduced special pected during the four days. / NBA Summaries UIM it M a it >—in Ninon 12-3 14, Hevwood 31-17, Cooper 1 MILWAUKII (Ml) NIWTOIIK (111) UTAH (III) Johnson 9 4-4 22, Mayers t 11 14. Kniani; < i n, M.r,„..,„„ s i.j n, Oantlay II 1! IS 34, Brluow 1 »0 10. Saa oiee. 3> B »s M 11—114 lit. Ford 2 04 4 Total! 42IH2102 Three point ooall-F Williams 1. team. 2a tt u n— »7 Calchlngi 0 04 0. Brldgeman s 3-t 13. Cartmlghl « ll u 23, Richardson s M Hardy I 04 2, O. Williams 004 0. Boon Winters 31-2 7. Benun 3 S-7 11, Montr,ef IS. Wllll.mi 9 1 J 10, Coeeland 10-0 1. 4 0-0 I. Furlow • 1-1 IV, Boswell 7 4-7 20, Taylor. Fouled out—Poovette. Total Lea Ae.mii :... « 17 21 n—iti hull— Utah 74. San Dlaoo2i. »--4.S4I Three point goal!—Brown. Fouled 4 5-4 13. Walton 4 1-1 9, Washington 4 1-4 Glenn 12 II, D«mk )UI. Houston 1 04 Poguatta 7 1-4 It, Calvin 2 2 7. t Total! 44 10, Cummlngs 2 04 4 Totels 40 23-33 103 2, Monroe 11-11 Totall412717 111 24 31 III 1IATTL1 <»> out— Shelton, Abdul-Jabber. Total fouls J. Johnson 3 04 4,'Shelton i 0-2 10. — Seattle 23, Loi Angela! 20. Technical PHliali 11 11 II II—IM PORTLAND nil) IAN DICOO (1241 Mlheeetee It IT It a— lei Groil 3 1-3 7, Washington 5 4-10 14, Smlm 104 10. Wkkl I 04 2, Natar 14 Slhma 10 4-4 It, D. Johnson t 04 II. — Shelton. A—It,404. Williams 4 12 10, LaGardo 0 2-2 1. PHOSNIX (1M> Fouled out—none Total fouls—Phoe- Omni 4 4*4 11, Brtwtr 5. (Ml 10. 7-7 IS, Taylor 6 04 13, Fraa 14 t-11 41, nix 17, Milwaukee 30. MORE CAMPING FUN PER GALLON — Less weight and lower profile for easy Twerdilk 4 M I. Luces n MI », Bryant 1 2-2 4, Malovlc 0 04 0, F. Wll- Brown 10 2-3 21. Sllai 0040. Walter 004 Heard 3 2-41, Robinson 4 4 9 14. Cook 0, Boiler 1 041 Totall 41 ll-IS 17 oe-io 9, BUM 4 2-510. westahel 10 4+74, Technicals—Milwaukee (lone de- towing are reasons for the growing popularity of the fold-down camping trailer such Holllm34-4II,DunnlS-7 f, J, Brewer I iiimi a 5-9 It, Wealhersaoon 0 04 0 fense). Adams, Phoenln Coach 04 2 TolelsM 27-41 103 Totall 40 31-21124 LOIAHOILIKIM) Adams 10 4-7 14, Kramer I 041, Scott 2 Cheoaa 1M 4, Wllkei 11-317. Abdul 04 4. High I 1 ! J. Brail 104 4 Totall II MacLeod. Phoenix Assistant Coach as this Coieman model which will be shown at the New Jersey Trailer-Camping & New Yet*... nun »—m Blanchl.» io.9ie Psrssae. tt 1« a 11-141 Jabber II M II. E. Johnion t 4-S It. 30-43 104 Sport Show In Asbury Park, Jan. 24-27. ' Three ooliil goals— Nona Fouled nil — Knlgni. Weihlnoton. Total touls— NFL summaries New rork n. Portland]]. A-12.444 Denver 7 • I 4-7 Heuetea j • ' • *-<> NBA Standings NHL Standings Hou-FCTFrltschll Den—Preston 7 pals ffrom Morton Wans c ami, pace (Turner klckl Patrick Division AaMa DMtlaa Moo—Campbell 3 run (Frltscn kick) W L Milwaukee 21 543 — W L T PIS OP OA Buffalo ll 49 111 N How—FG Frltsch 20 Boston 17 t Kansas City 11 544 v> Phlladolphlo SI 141 M Boston 19 41 117 95 A—41.774 Philadelphia IS 10 .714 Denver II .141 I NY Dangers II IS S 17 117 III Minnesota II It lit Washington 14 14 .447 Chicago II .141 IW Atlanta 14 14 II 110 111 Toronto II . 14 117 120 Naur York 14 10 eee nn Utah t .157 tlrt Y Islanders II 14 30 no 114 Quebec 14 IS 13 110 IIS First downs 17 II New Jersey II 11 171 14 Pacific Division Washington U in Nerrts Dlvtslea Hushes yards H-111 41-13) Central Olvlitee Seattle 14 ' Montreal 17 11 4 40 111 117 Passing yards 104 147 Atlanta 11 IS 403 — LOS Angeles .074 — Vancouver II IS ll ill • 11 Loi Angeles IS II I 14 145 112 Return yards 17 17 San Anlonlo It 17 .449 1 Chicago 11 II 1 a 9i 97 Pittsburgh 11 10 II 31 107 107 Pisses ' 14-17-1 10-22-2 Indiana II 19 Portland .514 4 Winnipeg 11 II n H 117 Delroll 10 14 7 17 1« IM Punts 5-45 . 5-41 Cleveland 14 10 Sen Diego .100 IMS!. Loull 11 II 17 M 111 Hartford I 15 • 24 107 lit Fumbles lost 14 1-1 Houston IS If 441 Golden Slate .141 II Colorado 19 II 107 Penalties yards 7-70 2-19 Delroll 9 M 257 Edmonton II II 110 147 Lot Angeles V, Edmonton 1 Los Angelas 101, Seattle f 7 B oemes YMtertfav't Garnet San Diego 114. Uleh 111 Quebec J, Buffalo 1 Indiana IM. Atlanta 110 New York 111, Portlend 103 INDIVIDUAL LIADIRS Philadelphia 114. Boslon 111 Philadelphia 4, Hartford 2 RUSHING — Denver. Armstrong 11-51, Philadelphia 5. Boslon 2 Boston 4, New York Ranotrs 1 Washington 123. Houston 114 No games scheduled Preston 9-24, Canada 4-19, Jensen 4-5. Up- Chicago 124, Clavelend1i7 Buffalo 4, Hartford 2 Montreal!, Toronto4 church 1-1, Morton 14. Houston. Carpenter Phoenix US. Kansas City ill Tomorrows Oemes Montreal 4, VancouverVancouver 2 Chicago I. Maw Yort Islanders 0 1419, Campbell 14-50. Wilson 4-11, Col- San Anlonlo 141, Detroit III Philadelphia al Weshlngton, 11:40p.m. NNe w YorYokkk IslanderI.endel s* 1i,, Washington 1I omen 2-1. Denver 110, Los Angeles 111 New Jersey at New York. 7:35 p.m. Ntw York Rangers 4, Ptttsburgh 1 No games scheduled Golden State 107, New Jersey 101 Detroit at Cleveland. 7:15 p.m. Toronto I. Detroit 1 PASSING — Denver. Morton Denver at Utah.9:3»pm. 14.27-1-144. Houston, Paslor.nl I II1 149. Yesterdays Oemes Quebec at Minnesota, pod,, fog No games scheduled Nielsen 1-4-14. Phoenix 104. Milwaukee 103 Golden Slete el Portland. 10p.m. Atlanta 7, tt. Louis 1 RECEIVING — Denver, Preston 4-40, rSreOsars %*4Ti Armilfoofl 1'Tt* OJOffli x**r EoloM 117. Jensen III. Cenada 1-4. Hous ton. Wilson 4 S3. Carpenter 3-14, Coieman NHL Summaries Top Twenty 1-41, Barber 1-31 Campbell 1-7. HO» The AP To* TaeMy FarM Ckka*.I" New Yerk I • a—a (Nllison), 1B:M. Penalties—Smith. Boa, Ing, Tor, llll Jtrvli, Men. 1:11, Here's how the Top Twenty teems In Pklladilim 117 Cklcaee. I 1 1—4 2:34; Johnslone. NY, 4:11; Ooak, Boa, Hutchison, Tor. 11:11; Quennevllla, Tor, The Associated Press college besHelbeil Phil—Carmichael 17 pass from First Period—1, CM, Mulvov IS, 1:11; Smith. Bos, 11:11; Johnstone, NY. 14:41. poll fered Will week: Jaworski (Franklin kick) (Murray. Ruskowsxll. 11:11. 1, Chi. 11:23; Talefous. NY, 19:20. Second Perlod-e, Toronto. TurnDull I.Duke (Ml) beat Boston Collage Chl-Pevton 2 run (Thomaskick) Mulvev 14, (Murrey, Ruskowskl), 11:41. Third Period—5, Boston, O'Reilly to 3 (Boschman), 4:12. 9, Montreal, 7044. OT; Mat Providence UTt Phil—PG Franklin 1» 3. Chi, Oelgle4. (Bullev, Lvslak). 17:05. (McNao, Bourooel, 1:09. 4, Boston, Rltobrough 1 (Robinson, Savard), 7:11. 2.OMO State (4-1) lost to Louli.lile Penalties—Gillies, NY :2S; Mulvev, Chi 7MI; beat Tennesaag »UJ cnl-Pavton I run (Thomaskick) Lalonde 3 (Bouraue). 3:11. 7, Boslon, Penalty—RoMrtten, Men, 11:10. Chi—FO Thomas 10 11, Lone, NY 10:25; Bourne, NY e Jonathan 4 (Lalonde. McNao). 13:14. 1.Kentucky (10-1) boat Georgia milor 11:04; Fox, Chi e malor 11:04; Phil—Carmichael 19 pass Irom Penalties— Nllteoq, NY, :», Dava 95-49, beet Calllornla 71-51; beat kl( Franklin kick) Howatt, NY, a malor and miner 11:11; Malonov, game misconduct. 20:00. Third Period—10, Montreal. Mondou Purdue 41-40 ICerr, Chi a malor 11:11. Shot* on goal—Boston 7*-e_ 14 New 11 (Slum. Robinson). 4:11 II. Montreal. 4.Notre Dame (74) beat Falriield York 1-114—17. Martin I IMcKachnla, Ellis). 11:04. ll. 4e-5f Phll-Cempfleld 41 pass from Jaworski Montreal, Lambert I (Tremblev). 5.Indiana (5-1) beet Toledo 10-54, Second Period—4. Chi, Mulvev 17. S, Goelles— Boslon, Cheeveri; New (Franklin kkk) ' -17.415. 11:09. Penalty—Toronto bench, served lost to North Carolina 41-57 Phil—FO Franklin 34 (Preston, Ruskowlkll 4:11. 5. Chi, ov Williams. 1:11. I.DoPeul (7-0) beet Eastern Michi- A—«4»7 Lyslak 4, (O'Connoll. Wilson) 4:11 Pan- Shots on goal—Toronto 5-14-4—27. gan 5755; beat Northwestern 11-75: allies— Nvstrom. NY 4:10; Smith, NY a Montreal 1S-4V1I—M. FASTER THAN A SPEEDING REINDEER -The Meadowlands celebrated Christ- malor and minor 5:11; Mulvev, Chi ma- 1 i s_| beat Loyola, Chicago «« t 1 t—1 Goallll—Toronto, Harrlion, . r.Lavlilm Stale (4-0) beat Arken- mas a few days early when Santa Claus, alias exercise rider Dave Basslna, galloped lor 5:11, Dalgle. Chi a malor 17:04; Pelmatoer; Montreal, Larocoue. A— sas 54-55; beet Tulene tS41 del PM Lane. NY, a malor 17:04. "First "period—l. Quebec, Thomas 4 11,174. ^ I.Horlh Carolina (HI ban Indiana First downs IS II aboard Hurry Harve Saturday night. The track Is dark tonight. Third Perlod-4, Chi. Preslon » IHIalee, Hegenaon). 4.17. Penalllea- Rushes yards •MO 17 119 (Murrey) 4:55. 7 Chi, Ruskowskl 4 Mart. Qua. 14:04; Plant, Qua, 19:11. Passing yards 141 171 iwiaan, Murray) 11:17.1 Chi, Wilson 4 Second PerWd-1. Ouebec. HIDep 4 f.Purdue (4-1) beat IMU 11-40; loat Return yards IS 54 (Lyslak, Pulley) 19:04. Penalties— IFIank), 1:10. i. Bvflelo. SchoenfeM 4 to Kentucky 41-40 Passes 13-10-2 1113-1 Lvslak Chi 4:51; Sedeleeuer Chi 7:511 (Korat, Perretilll. »:41 Penalties— 11 1-4 lO.Svrecuse (4-0) beat Pittsburgh Punts 4-ie 441 Harris NY. 7:51; Mulvev CM double Baxter, Out, 13:41; van eVumeer, But. F~lr«l Period— I, Philadelphia. Propp 7*1-44 Fumbles-lost 1-1 4A minor, malor and 10-mlnute misconduct 11:1!;Leggo,Qve,iT:1l. 11 IBernes, Leach), 14:11. Penaltles- II.Louisville (4-1) beat Ohio Slate Penallies-varda 445 4-44 No Racing C.R.S. SUPERMARKET 1:14. Langavln malor and minor 1:24; Third Perlod-4. Quebec, Real Oorenca. PM. 1:17; Holmgren, Phi. 7MS; lost to Utah M Pinion NY 1:52; Lane NY 11:55. Cloutier 11 (Leduc, Terolff). 14:19 Pen- 4:14; Douglas. Her. 11:10; Roberts. II.Virginia (711 beet Chamlnade 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG alty—Larlvlere, Quo. 2:11. Her, 11:14. 7«-54; Mat to Sen Joae data n-TT beat Shots on goal—New York 14 04 04 Army 1440 INDIVIDUAL LIADIUS 24. Chicago 11-17-11-41. SUM an eoal-Queoec 4-MH3 Bui- Second Period—1, Philadelphia, Prooe II (Leech, Delley). 4:11.1. Hart, ll.lowa (Ml beat Mississippi St. RUSHING — Chicago, Peyton 1447, Today Goalies—Smith. Rosen. New York. tale 7-17-4-M. • 1-41; beat Dayton II-54 Esposllo. Chicago. A—13,114. Goalies—Quebec, Dion, •uttalo. ford, SMughton II ISIma, Bruoekerl, Williams 10-21. McClendon 2-4. Phlpps 1-1. 7:11. Penallles-walson, PM, 4:41; 14.UCLA (111 beat Cal-Santa Philadelphia. Montgomery 1447. Harris Sauve. A—14.411. a-13. Jaworski Ml. Both Freehold Raceway Beetea. .. I 1 »—4 Warner, Har, 11:01; Hangsleben. Her, PICK-IT malor. l!:fl; Hill. PN, miner (served and Hie Meadowlandi race New York eiaaajers. — I 1 0—1 by Gerence), malor. 15:». KJMIWSWa First Period—I, New York. Marols 5 PASSIHO — Chicago. Phlppi Third Period—4. Philadelphia, track will be closed today in (Don Malonay, Espoallo), 0:47. Penal- First Period—1, Montreal, Larouche 17.Georgetown. DC (71) beat Provi- 1310-1-141. Philadelphia, Jawonkl Gorence 1 (Barber), 1:47. S, Philadel- 1111-1-204. honor of Christmas. Racing ties—Vlckera. NY. 4:«; Hoepedar, NY, M ILasolnle). 1:01.1, Toronto, Hetnam phia. Berber II (Wilson, MecLelahl. dence u-»; beat Northeaster r, 45-u JERSEY NUMBER GAME • :«; Secord. Boa. 1:05; R. Smith, Boa. I, »:01. 1, Taronlo, Turnbull 1 4:00. !. Hartford. Alley 1 (Rogers), 4:41. will resume at both tracks on 11:43; Davidson. NY, served by IMcDonaM, Hulchraonl, 10:11 4, Mont, Peneltlea—Holmgren, Phi, If:ft. RECEIVING — Chicago. Peyton 3-S1. Pick any thro* numbara—you can play Vlckers. 10:11. real. NaWerllLelleur.Mandoul. 11:11. Wednesday, Dec. 26. Post Shots on gual lUilWa) 44-t— II. Walts 1-41, (eschnagel 314. Latta 2-4, Wil- Second Paries* I, Boston. MMdkrion S.Menlreal.SeverdSIOeinov), 11:21.4, liams 1-4. Phlladolphlo. Carmkheel 4-111. from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 day* a week 11 (Smith. MacTavlsh). 1:11. X New Montreal. Laftaur 17 (Napier. Maneeu), Philadelphia II17-11—40. time at Freehold is It noon, 8 Ooalles-Herttord. Oarrett. Phlla- CampfleW 2-70, Montgomery 24, Harrll York. Murdoch 14 (Vlckeri. vedneli). 11:4V. 7, Montreal, Lambert 1 (Trem- 1-1), Smith 14. p.m. at Hie Meadowlands. WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER 1:44. I. Now York, Hedbore I* Matr, StvardW 14:17. Peneltkta— Selm. delphla. Peelers. A—1L477 16 The DMIy Register SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, DECEMBER 24,1979 CBS shuffles Monday shows for 'Last Resort9 By PETER J. BOYER tainly well protected, placed comer, "House Calls," on od, "White Shadow" will be spot, but "House Calls," a "I'll let you know as soon "House Calls" may well gum There was a line in last squarely in the middle of the Monday night, CBS moved battling ABC's "Happy mindless sitcom splnoff from as my body gets back from up the works for CBS on Moo- week's debit of "House LOS ANGELES (AP) - network's successful Monday "White Shadow" to Tuesday Days" and NBC's "Sheriff the theatrical movie, may the cleaners." The laugh days. Calls" that should be replayed Last October, CBS program- night lineup. Whether it is and moved "WKRP" to an Lobo," the hit program of the well ruin things for CBS. track loved this oae from The show leads into "Lou to CBS' brass. It came daring ming chief Robert Daly pro- going to be a hit remains to be earlier timeslot. year for NBC. If this doesn't "House Calls" features Lynn Redgrave, the hospital's Grant," a fine drama that has an exchange between Charlie claimed his belief in a falter- seen, but with "WKRP in "White Shadow" had kill "The White Shadow." Wayne Rogers, the displaced cranky administrative assist- had better than marginal rat- and one of his Ubidinnss pa- ing new sitcom called "Last Cincinnati" in front of it and 1 shown strength against all nothing will. •Trapper John" of "M-A-S- taut: ings but likely isn't strong tients: Resort,'' and made this vow: MASH following, its odds on Monday, bucking H," as a lusty doctor at a "After three days at this enough to endure the mass '"Last Resort' is going to chances look good. She: it all happened to NBC's successful "Little And it is not certain that Slapstick Memorial Hospital. hospital, I'm ready to Join evacuation that "House quickly - I was watching tel- be a hit and we're going to There is also the chance, House on the Prairie" and CBS' Monday night lineup, The Jokes are atonishingly Christian Science." Oh, how it Calls" will encite bring it back and it's going to evision and suddenly I felt though, that in its will to "Monday Night Football" on with Its changes, will main- awful, a fact evidenced by the howled. So, "Lou Grant" and nauseous." be protected." make "Last Resort" a hit, ABC to gain a respectable, if tain the strength it has dem- volume and generosity of Its "The Last Resort," front "White Shadow," two dra- Sure enough, CBS has re- CBS is undermining its own not overwhelming, portion of onstrated so far this season. laugh track. MTM Productions, is much mas that deserve better, "Well," replied he, ""you turned "Last Resort" to its purposes. To create room for the audience for Itself. "WKRP" will probably do A sampling: classier, if you don't mind an- could suffer in behalf of "The could have changed chan- schedule and the show is cer- "Last Resort" and a new- In Its Tuesday time peri- quite well In its new lead-off "Howya doing, Charlie?" other adolescent sitcom. But Last Resort." nels." Christmas services set Special Christmas Eve EMMANUEL BAPTIST Bethlehem and the Wise Men when music of the season will and Christmas services have Atlantic Highlands following the star will be giv- be performed by the choir. been announced for today and A Christmas Eve en to those bringing the most Families are Invited to this tomorrow by churches in this candlelight service will be guests to the service. special service. area as follows: held at 8 p.m. REFORMED The church is affiliated r- FIRST BAPTIST Keyport with the Reformed Church In CALVARY CHAPEL Keyport A candlelight service will America and was previously Atlantic Highlands The chalk artistry of the be held Christmas Eve at 8 called the Dutch Reformed The Christmas Eve ser- Rev. Eugene Gregory will be p.m. This will be a traditional Church vice will be held from 8 to 9 featured at the Christmas service of nine lessons and FIRST BAPTIST p.m. when slides of the Eve service at 7 p.m. The carols and special music will ReaBuk Christmas story will be pres- clergyman will use two large be presented by the choir. A candlelight service wffl ented along with special mu- murals to illustrate scenes CROSS OF GLORY be held Christmas Eve at 7 sic and a candlelight service. from the Christmas story, ac- Matawan p.m. featuring special music. Calvary Chapel meets in the companied by stereo music Two special Christmas LUTHER MEMORIAL Navesink Methodist Church with narration and colored Eve worship services will be Tlataa Falls on Navesink Avenue. lights. Pictures depicting held here , with the tint at Christmas Eve services 7:30 p.m. and the second at 10 will be held at 8 p.m. and p.m. "A Christmas again at 11:16 p.m. when fes- Christmas celebration Candlelight Carol Service of tival candlelight services will Holy Communion," a multi- be celebrated. media sound and light presen- begins in Bethlehem tation depicting the birth of Christmas Day services Christ, will be shown at both will be held at 10:30 a.m. Shadowbrook BETHLEHEM, Occupied Palestinian leader to take a services. OLD FIRST UNITED West Bank (AP) - Following public stand against the Ira- FIRST BAPTIST METHODIST a path first charted by three nian action, which is sup- Maliwm West Loag Branca ported by Yasser Arafat's Yule-bedecked wise men nearly 2,000 years The Christmas The Christmas Eve wor- ago, Christian pilgrims from Palestine Liberation Or- candlelighting service will be ship service will begin at 7 SHREWSBURY - The Shadowbrook restaurant is around the world flocked to ganization and by other West held at 7: SO p.m. and will p.m. here in the church, the bedecked once again with elaborate and Intricate trap- this tiny hilltop town today to Bank leaders. include a carol sing, the plac- oldest Methodist Church pings of Christmas. Owners Robert and Sander Zweben celebrate Christmas at the Large numbers of Israeli ing of the creche, special mu- sanctuary along the New Jer- take obvious pride in greeting visitors in the lobby of the traditional birthplace of troops sealed off this oc- sical selections and a sey shore. A family service of 1905 Georgian mansion. Spruce branches weave in and Christ. cupied city on the West Bank message from the pastor. carols and candles will be out of a 20-foot chain which supports the front chandelier Roman Catholic Christ- of the Jordan River. Road- TRINITY EPISCOPAL held, with special choral mu- overhead, and a garland of laurel runs up the staircase railing fastened by red ribbons, in photo, right. mas festivities begin with the blocks turned away vehicles Matawaa sic, a children's story told by arrival in Bethlehem of that did not carry special The creche service, which Mrs. Raymond Kinsey and a Fir branches rim the Victorian paintings in the main Monsignor Giocomo passes and most of Beth- was originally started here sermonette by the Rev. Rob- dining room, where garlanded buffet tables bustle with Guiseppe Beltritti, Latin Pa- lehem's 25,000 residents were for children, has become a ert B. Steelman. diners. The deep brown oak paneling that rounds the triarch of Jerusalem, at the sealed into their town. tradition, and will be cele- TRINITY EPISCOPAL room is offset tastefully by evergreen wreaths and head of a colorful procession Mayor Freij told a re- brated at a Communion Ser- RedBaak poinsettias. Outside the large picture windows, the of devout pilgrims porter that Israel's security vice, Christmas Eve at 4 p.m. A carol service will be courtyard colonnades are alight with choirboy and Santa The patriarch caps the re- net around Bethlehem was Lessons and carols will begin held here at S p.m. Christmas statuettes and holly chains which encircle the columns, ligious observance with the tighter than in previous at 11 p.m. and the Holy Eve and midnight Eucharist as in photo above. celebration of a midnight years. However, he declined Eucharist will begin at 11 SO will begin at 11 p.m. On The bountiful decorations and evergreen that fill the Mass inside the fortress-like to speculate on the reason for p.m. Christmas Day, the Holy rooms on three floors came to the restaurant at an Church of the Nativity. Dur- the increased precautions. There will be only one ser- Eucharist will begin at 9 a.m. estimated 18,000, according to Robert Zweben. The ing the service, which will be Observers noted that vice on on Christmas Day at 9 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH spruce, fir and pine highlights the historical charm of the televised around the world, Palestinian guerrillas have Shrewsbury restaurant. A chain of pine spirals down the gold stair- a.m. case railings, which once adorned the old Paramount Beltritti will pay homage at stepped up bomb attack in OLD FIRST Tonight, a family service the tiny grotto beneath the Israel and the occupied West will begin at 7 o'clock, with Theater in New York, and greenery lines the old wood- church which tradition says Bank since Israel and Egypt Middletowa cuts of turn-of-the century bathers at Long Branch and The annual carol and story, music and drama. A was the site of the manger signed their historic peace concert of organ, voice and the oils of sidewheellng steamboats en route from High- where Jesus was born. treaty last March. There was candlelight service will be lands to the city. held at 7:30 p.m. Christmas instrument! will begin at Mayor Elias Freij, watch- speculation guerrillas might 10:30 p.m. followed by a unseasonably warm temperatures notwithstanding, try to stage some sort of raid Eve. The service will be con- ing from his office balcony as ducted by the Rev. John E. candlelight service at 11. the outside of the restaurant is alive with Christmas down bustling workers added the to spotlight their protests LUTHERAN CHURCH OF to the Intricate detail. Every window claims a wreath and final, holiday touches to against the Israeli-Egyptian Bates and the guest organist a candle, and the street lights lining the drive nave been Manger Square, offered a plan for Palestinian auton- will be George Murphy. THE REFORMATION made to look like candy canes. Christmas message of hope omy, which many Palesti- All proceeds from the of- West Long Branch for the 50 Americans held nians contend does not meet fering will go to Cambodian A candlelight communion BamegalBedminsler Berkeley Heights Bernardsv*e Blackwood Bnck Town Camden Gartwet Cherry Hrt Crankrn) East fr hostage by Iranian militants their demand for a homeland. relief. service will be held Christ- \ in Tehren. . Throughout Christmas REFORMED CHURCH mas Eve at 11 p.m. Three 10- Condemning the Nov. 4 Eve hundreds of troops will MMaletowi foot trees decorated with ft hostage taking "in the be stationed on rooftops over- The traditional Christmas hundreds of hand-crafted strongest terms," Freij said looking the sprawling stone Eve candlelight service will symbols of Christ will be dis- t the Iranians "have no right Church of the Nativity. take place tonight at t o'clock played during the services. to hold them. It is against Christianity and against Is- I lam." Freij has been the only s Hazlet woman struck by car HAZLET - A 53-year-old local woman is listed in fair condition in Bayshore Com- munity Hospital, Holmdel, after she was struck by a car Saturday night on Poole Ave- nue. The woman was admitted today- Saturday night with facial in- juries. According to police she was walking against traffic on an unlit area of Poole Ave- nue when a car, driven by Donald W. Kennedy, of 6 Mayo Place, struck her. She was taken to the hospi- tal by Hazlet First Aid at 6:04 p.m. No charges were filed in connection with the incident. Michael Polukard listed as 'serious' BELFORD - Michael Polukard, the six-year-old lo- cal boy rescued from the bot- tom of a pond here Wednes- day, was listed in serious eon- dition yesterday in Mon- mouth Medical Center, Long Branch, according to hospital 6BO****- officials. .UNO** He was removed from the OK olM***' pediatric intensive care unit, where he had been admitted Wednesday and listed in critical condition, hospital of- ficials said. IP* Police said they believe the boy was under water for approximately five minutes before he was rescued by FOOD FOR THE NEEDY —Walter Redvlct of Tinton Falls, Leading Knight of Red Nelson Sousa of Keyport, a Bank's Bates Lodge of Elks, and Lillian Harris of Red Bank, a member of Phyllis commercial diver who does Wheatlev Temple of the Elks Auxiliary, display food packages to be distributed to marine construction work in needy area families for Christmas. The Elks also threw a Sunday Christmas party ^ \ Ph*psourg Perth Amboy Parswany North Newark Norm EkzabeW Nn» ProwdencejMomslown Moormlown Memo P»rk Atlantic Citya with Santa Claus^r area children. SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, DECEMBER 24.1979 The Daily Register 17 At the movies MOHMOUTH COUNTY Lone SIIAHCH MOVISI II- Television Today • SIKOSEN TOWNSHIP Mon ApocalvPM Now IR) 7 JOonw CINEMA M Tuat Apocalvpta Now IR) 7 10. t SO New York Channel. — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 Mon Quadrophenla (H) 7 JO, f JO MIDOLITOWN Tui StartlrwOver IRI 7:30.1:30 UA MIDOLITOWN I— ITaATHMOBI CINEMA I 8 KW JEfSH KWS e rentoreelul thief. a misunderstanding with a program of original and Man Star TraK (C) 1:30.a, 7 MM CMM4 TUtt. Star Irtfc IG) 4. 7, t:3t • KW «R5EY KWSWAICH • MOW 4XAMA) •• "Caltad Father Mulcahy traditional Yuletlde Tun. "10" IR) 1 15. * IS UA MIPDLITOWHII— I IS 8 WAU STHEI KtSKCIM HUH Jean-Pierre >peal) music and raadlnga. He I1I1THWII CINEMA II - Mon "IMI" IPO >.< 30.7 Ml 7 ASPECUL FAMILY l IOVE IUCT 1 SI 8 101IERY flCl-ll HAWMG MOW «0MH>> MAMA) Is Joined by Henry Mwi.Ctoeed Tuat "10" IRM:3O.7.t:11 Aumont, Mlehele Mor- B Tuts. Skalftown USA IPG) 7 IS. UA MI00LITOWN III— jourswu IM 8 8 Wllf N CHUBUII gan. (Paid Subscription •••V» UtMoWrMtM IMI * CMWSTMUSHOW! Manclnl. Victor Buono • II Mon Going In Stvla IPG) 3.4:IS, 7 Special guael-atar Television) An Inquisitive Irene Dunne, Barbara Bel ajv and the choir of St. »l.U«Y PARK Tuat Going InSIVIa (PG) S, 7. t UNKMMDUM SASONfT • Qeddea. The story of a Wet FAMILY Doug suffera Charles Borrom.o OCIAN 100H Sparky Anderson returns Inspector falls In love Mon , Tuet For Richer, For Poorer MIODLia*OOKI— to Cincinnati lo work for with the widow of a mother raising a Nor- cheat palna a taw daya Church. 1X17:30,10; Mon Rocky II (PGI T JO only one of radio's worst man- wealthy man while trying wegian family In San before Chrlatmae but • AN OLD FASHIONED CHtlSIMJU Joint vtnturt IX) • 4S Tuat Rocky II (PGI 715.93S SIHEI Tha Chrlatmaa spirit LYRIC- Francisco. (2 hrs., 30 conceals his condition Marble Collegiate MIDDLIBROOatll— comes to Sesame Slreel agers when Arthur Carl- lo sola, his murder. (2 Moo.; Tuet Eclta» &"li IXI 7 IS. Mon Tha Fun Thai Savao Pitltbursn In this musical special son makes him host of hrs.f from Kate because he Church Choir' 1:41; Sanulloni IX) I 30 (PG) 7 30only with new aongs, an Ice WKRP's sports show. 1:11 • O THE IASI KSMI When *Ulf 106 Traditional doesn't wanl lo upaal •S IAIKY MULEt 'Toys' ATLANTIC HIOHLANOt Tuai Tha Flah Thai Savao PH the Yuletlde festivities. While New York sparkles ATLANTIC CINEMA Itburah IPG) 7.30. t:30 skating laeaon for Big 8 8 Ullll HOUSE ON IK Murray the meiir. d' ap- Music of Tha Holiday Mon. ClOMd •ED.ANK Bird and planty of PRAM Patricia Neal gueal paara to have lost Inter- Season (60 mine.) with Chrletmae spirit, Tuai. "IO"IR)7.I5.«:M • EOeANKMOVIIII— holiday fun. stars aa an Incurably III CHHS1MAS EVE Oil SESAME 8 HOLIDAY CONCEIT WITH WAN Barney Miller la reunited EATONTOWN Mon Tha Jark (R) 7:30onlv est In running ths kitchen If OKI COMMUNITY I - a UNCLE ROTO widow who., aearch for and tha staff, they natur- SIKfl Tha Christmas spirit IAEI Actlvlst-slnger Joan with hla wife while his Tuat Tha Jark (R) J 30. 9 75 Baei presents her Mon Skalelown USA (PCI 7:11 RED SANK MOVIE! II- a MK KWS a home for her three aHy worry and coma up comes lo Sesame Street dsdlcsted detectives only Mon Rollar BootM IPG) 7:30onlv children leada har to In thle mualcal apecial sscond annual holiday deck the halls of the 12th Tuta. Skatttown U.S.A. IPG) 7:30; Tuat Rollar BoogMIPG) IU.IM a CAROL MMtl AND FKMK with outlandish reasons Going InSIVIa (PGI t:30 Charlee and Caroline In- with new aonga, an Ice concert live Irom the precinct with a clauatro- Quasi: Madeline Kahn. for his disinterest. COMMUNITY II. MINLO PARK CINEMA I— galls. (Repeal: 2 hra.) akatlng leaeon for Big alepa of San Fiancleco'a hobtc robbar. (Rapaat) AK KWS IS MEIV GWFM Quests: • ,•1 Mon. "l«4t" IPG) 7:30onlv Mon , Tuaa. SUr Trak IO I], 1:30. i, Bird and planty of ;ity Hall. (SO mlna.) JACKIE OUASON SHOW Twt."l»H" (PCI I IS. » 35 7.30. *:» IIC IAC OOUCH 8 (loss WIIS Zsa Zsa Oabor, Arnold holiday fun. NEW JCKSCY WWS AH IAPIIONID HEWS PBEEHOLD MINLO PARK CINEMA II— CIS KWS 8 8 MONDAY NIGHT MOVI Schwarzenegger, FREEHOLD I Mon.. Tuat. Tha Rota IR) 12 M. J so Slacey Bentley, Peter • MASTEJftCE IHEA1H 'The I MOVIE (MAMA! " Nuiwo MM B 89 LIVE SEIVICESIIOM IHE Mon. Star Tran IG) 1 30 only S:1S. 7:10.10:15 ooocowti 'The Qltt Of Love' 1B78 i: Stars: Maria Osmond, Allen, Lord Snowden. Duchess of Duke Street (Paid Subscription (IVEISIOE CHURCH Tu«i Star Trth (G) / IS. 9:35 woooaaiooi KW XlSf Y KWS Television) Sensitive FREEHOLD II Timothy Bottoms. A rich O A CHHSTMAS CHU Story II' Loulss discovers that B B CHttSMAS MIDNIGHT Mon. Apocelvele Now (R) 7:30only WOODaRIDGE CINEMA I— GREEN ACRES of a little boy who loet hla the love poeme she has drama of a retarded man MASS Pope John Paul II will Tuai. ApocelvPM Now (R) 7:10. V 50 Mon I Tuai. Tha Black Hola (PG) 100 CIS KWS girl falla In love with an 1:30 3:3O,S:3O.7:3O, t:30 almost pannllees young parents, and a young been receiving are not who turns his Innocent celebrate Midnight Mass FREEHOLD III WOODBRIOOE CINIMA II- EVEWW MAGAZINE lady who fa about to find fantaay of being a comic in the Basilica of St. Mon Electric Horieman IPGI 7:30 Mon.; Tuat. Elactrlc Horiaman (PG) man In this poignant the work of an Oxford only 11:aS,3:10.S:aO,S, 10:11 I } WC KWS out again tha real mean- profeaeor. She also tu book super-hero Into Peter In the Vatican. (75 Tuai Electric Horiaman (PGI I X, MASK story eat at Ctirtetmee- SOMERSET COUNTY Uma In New York City In ing of Christmas. apecta that all la not wall adult reality. (2 hra.) mint.) • :« SOMERSET TIC IAC DOUGH II:M 8 HOLIDAY CONCECt WITH HAN HAZLST RUTOERS PLAZA CINIMA I— the 1800a. (2 hrs.) B JOT OF CHMSnUS The with Charlie and his wife. B MOVIE lADVENIWE) •• PLAZA- Mon ; Tuai Elaclrlc Hortaman (PG) AIC NEWS Mormon Tabernacle (60 mint.) IAEI Actlvlst-slnger Josn Mon. Apocalvpie Now (R) 1 JOOfilv 1.3: IS. 5:1J. 7:40, t:M DATING GAME 8 till THAI FOKOI AMUI Soulti 01 Pago Pago 1940 John CHHSIMAS Animated Choir and the Westminis- 131 • O HOUSE CAUS Baai preaanta har Tuai. Apocalvpta Now IR} J, t:4I RUTOIIt PLAZA CINIMA II- I I NIWtrwlD GAME aacond annual holiday Hall, Victor McLaglan. CINEMA I Mon "10" J W. S, 7 li. « SO ter Ensemble Orchestra Charley's old high school Mon. Elaclrlc Horseman (PG) 2:30. Tutl. Going In Stvla IPG) 1:30,3:30. I I HAW DAVS AGAIN special which tain the preaent a program of concart live from the story of a town that lost teacher la admitted to O*MIDNIGM MASS Terence 4:45, 7 S30.7.J0.«:3O I I OVEIEASI 'Alcoholism' Yuletlde clssslcs. atapa of San Francltco't Cardinal Cooka of tha Tuai. Elactrlc Horteman IPG) 5, MPAA RATINGS Host: Hugh Downs. Ita love of the Chrlatmaa Kensington General Ho- 7:15, »J0 G General audlancet O MCK CAVEII SHOW Quest: spital and Dr. Mlcha.lt ly HalMSO mint.) Archdloceae of Naw York CINEMA II PO Ail .sai (Parental guidance tug a HACNEH IIHRC8 RtPOCl Michael Jaffa*, founder presides at the concele- Mon Ttia Black Hola IPGI 1:30.3:15, QD tOURNfY 10 ADVENTUH Jtf'VrinSIMASAIMAryENJohn flnda that ahe can •nil Si e a a a us lsatB|) and director of the Influence his life. NEWS brated Maas at tha main 5:10, 7:15 R-Rettrlcted (Pertont under 17 not a MUPPEIS SHOW Qussta: Hamilton hosts on- Tuai. Tha Black Hola IPG) 5 3D. 7 IS. admitted unleti accompanied by parent Waverly Consort, a mu- MM fj m LOU GIANT Rossi's 8 MASH altar of St. Patrick's » M Shi.Id. and Yainell. location vl.it to Marvan, or adult guardian) alcal troupe that par- Interview with a child 8 YULE 10NG CHMSIMAS Csthedral. LONO BRANCH X-Adult) only. O I HI MAK WHO MUCCEO the official home of the LONO BRANCH MOV I IS I— forme works from the 1.1.vision alar glvee him 8 CHRISTMAS SONG Mai GOD Qovemor of New Jer.ay. Medieval and Renais- Mon. Elaclrlc Hortaman IPG) 7 JO and chata with Oovarnor a story he can't use Torme and Lea Brown MM B MOVf (MUSICAL) •••(» only a a FAMIl Y HUD sance perloda, and four about what her Hie la and His Band of Ranown "hwUioht Parade 1933 Jam.. Tuai. Elactrlc HOriaman IPG) 7:15, 8 All IN IHE FAM> Brendan T. Byrne and hla m.mb.r. of the troupe. tltl lamlly. really like. (60 mine.) host this musical cele- Cagnay, Joan Blond.II. A 1.50 FIRST MATINEE 8 NICM1 BflOtf CHMSIMAS •9 TWO SONNIES O O A CHRISTMAS bration of Christmas fea- mualcal comedy director EXCEPT (STAR TREK) Story of how Clement 8 CHttSTMAS IACE iMCIAL WITH IOVE. MAC DAVIS turing popular carols and tries to make a Ml SO MASH. A beautiful ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Moore wrote his famoua Gen.vl.v. Bu|oM nar- Mac Davla stars In his traditional aongs. (90 comeback In a naw ahow rates the story of a young and ambitious young fifth holiday apecial, but finds someone la CWEMA 291-0148 '1.50 •9 TACKK GUASON SHOW girl In 1890't Quebec, nuraa, who plane to Joined by guest atara stealing his Idaaa aa who putt out a bowl for become a doctor when IM aa LEI IHE DESERT IE SEASONS GREETINGS CD II 41 BEAUTY SHOW Kanny Rogers, Dolly Par- aoon as he puta them in STARTING TOMORROW 8 NEWS a gift for the baby Jaaua she leaves the army, ton and Robert Urtch. (60 the ahow. (2 hra., 14 only to have It ttol.n by flnda heraalf Involved In a 8 THE SOUNDS OF CHIISIMAS 7:15 AND 9:25 00 HACNIIL LEHIER MPOBT EVE Doc Saverlnsen hosts mine.) AterTTptinrJy -a, 12, 2:30-5-7:30 »:50 tasteful Television tomorrow comedy... MORNING K.y., Virginia Mayo. A HAffY DATS AGAIN 8 CHHSIMAS S0N6 Mel UM a MOVIE ROMANCE) ••• Oliver Jeneen, author of Holidar Altai!' 1941 Robert 'American Heritage Rail- SOUNOS Of CHHSIMAS meek milkman acciden- S OVa EAST A leading tax Torme and Lea Brown Mltchum, Janet Leigh. A road Hlatory of America.' IH S T* MESSIAH tally becomee a expert explains how new and Hla Band of Ranown BETTE MIDLER prizefighter. (2 hra., 30 lawa will aaaa the tax bite hoat thla mualcal cele- war widow with a young ID NEWS mlna.) for oldar Americana. bration of Chrlatmaa fea- son must choose 1:11 B MOVIE . TECHNICOLOR* Unitad Artists HUM. from OMNI ZOETROPE STUDIOS IBHYrtUSHOW NOW PLAYING ODD COUPLE AMBOV SIXPLEX CINEMAS HALL 1 FIMMOUJ PLAZA HUL Starts Tomorrow! a CIS LATE MOVI 'QUO SAVMWJ.E • MO VIE 5 2 WEST END SHREWSBURY! VAOI8' 18S1 Stara: > {FVMrV Rofcert Taylor, Deborah GEORGE ART Ksrr. Set during the BURNS CARNEY Roman- Empire under Nero, a Roman soldier "GOING IN STYLE' falls In lova with a Chris- * comedy ro ire* KV twrt Mft&fili tian girl and falla Into /• continuing to celebrate its disfavor. 8 a IHE TONKHI SHOW DAN AYKROYD Quest holt: John David- son. Quests: Lennon Sla- NED BEATTY ters, Betty White. (SO 13th ANNIVERSARY 8 MOVIE -(MUSKAl-COMEDY) A Hers Dei i NaM" 1H4 SPECIAL Tha Beati... Wilfred Brambell. A day In the We of the world's moat NOW PLAYING AT PRIME RIB M" famous rock group. (110 COLUMBIA PREMIERE THEATRES •ruas every Wednesday for mii TUBMT MOW OF TK WKK 'Young Plonaere Chrtstmaa' 1978 Stara: the next 6 weeks Lmda Purl, Roger Kern. 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AM/FM. automatic County Over ISO Air conditioned 60TO SBP, MAYBE SWAULALJS MUL Kaaoakurl- Altar I >•-, Asbwv Part transmission. It mpg, exctlttni con- new cars in stock McGLOIN Oaanlltt AUDI 11M - Four o dition, tSJOO Call 922-0251 after t JO 6UICK OPEL INC. Shrewsbury ELECTRIC CHORD OROAN - PIANO — SaH Ctttalta racaraar p.m. AM., New Shrewsbury 74) "~1* kaytaara. aacallont canal US Mliiar with Hand. Ui Blondar, 110 Bobv llama ana rnora SaHSW TOYOTA 1174 — Corona Automatic, tan Aaklna tin n>7 uaj AUDI UN — Silver, ««ti-m*in MERCURY Z 1 197* — Automatic, POOL TABLE— 4>l Juaa baa. G E small Mx. factory (air, aluminum air, AM/FM stereo, yellow, brown FIREWOOD - Twa lana cartt tairwd. tl*r»o. 11.000 Cm vinvi loo, now tirat. •«tall«nt condi Fit d SMB a d (to daluat mlcrowava ovan and alhar ITI4M wheels, steroe cassette, etc.). Low tton. S44-M41. hautahold llaml. Call Saa-1702 mileage. 11 mpg . lists .TOO. asking POOL TABLE — 4x1 Jukt boa.GE. CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 1*7 14700 AMer 5.30. 7l74.lt TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- FIREWOOD daluNt micrawava ovan and athar — 41,000 miles. tuctHtttnl condition perb service. DOWNES PONTIAC, Far tola houMhold Itams. Call SaHHt. many iitrsi. 14210. 2712*1* MONTE CARLO 1*77 — Take ovai *2 Lower Main St.. Matawan. 74i-as«4 anar I a.m. monthly payments or pay MOO* Call 1*4-12*9, CHEVY CHEVELLE 1*74 — SS. Ml after * p.m., 2*4 1070 FIREWOOD RADIATORS torn•!it ISO, cacti lent running COTM) TOYOTA CILICA 1*74 GT — I I oaa, half can) will HOI watar ttaam Savon all loaalhar lion. %2M» Ul Ml MONTEGO — 1*73, all power, iter- AM/FM. five-speed, good condition, •HM altar 1 a.m. In goad condition, various slats Call eo. good condition Call 542-4311 af- runs good, new tires and brakes, 31t-2O7l CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO - ter * p.m. Ill CHRISTMAS DELIVERIES! 3000 milti. loadM), $7300, 10 |WS0 Call 717-7241 after * a.m. — Wa halo van ninth* with graal ROLLER SKATES Call T4.-tll. *ft.f A P m 10 Wanted Automotive 51 H«lp Wanted 54 Situations Wanted 71 Ml rchandlsf Man's, ilia It MUSTANG 19** - New clutch, new Twin Boro Motors Inc. bun! Coma and brgwu Thau art Call samai enheutt system. AM/FM cassette 131 Newman Spring Rd Red Bank Ftmale For Salt uaclali Flvaalaca kltchan tal. CHEVROLET MONZA lt» — V-4 -edio, S3S0 222-4727 SHU. uova haad. %>». modlclna (ivt-ipctd. Air, cuftlom indrlor AWt/JtEH 747-0040 JUNK CARS — And trucks wai PART-TIME SACRIFICE — Just a vaar old Top dollar, tree 24-hour pickup Cal aWnat. U St. Tnraa-gHca badroom wathar/dryar. lull capacity, all tlMi twlltd radlali. AM/FM. otha MUSTANG 1973 - 35) engine, power VOLKSWAGEN 1*77 SCIROCCO — Pay Off Those BABYSITTING — By college stu- APARTMENT (ALE — Cayck. UK. •at. SM. Carpati. |1«. Faur brldga cyclas. asking 1700 lor pair. Call titras. bitch on black, 7,000 mim StMring/brakts. automatic. 92.000 591-1449 or 727 1511. dent. December 26 through January chain. Ill Starao. t» Trunk. miles, must sail, 11700. Call 2*4-5723 45.000 mllet, AM/FM a .girt-track, Christmas Bills Slareo. »7S Oilcnaf Mack, ttt 4tS«3a< »UO0 or Mil offtr Mutt Mil Ca air, good condition, must sell. Call TOP DOLLAR $4.80 per hour, two or four hours per 25 Strong background In working Mm W0 CMr, US. data and SUM. Twodrawar ktttarma.in » MUSTANG — 1970 Grande, ill- 2J9 12S1 FOR USED CARS school day. Dependable, capable with children Have own transporta- ckrama EUaara. »» CMoa claaal, Woodan offka M, SM. Odd kllchar SEASONED FIREWOOD cylinder, automatic. ciceUent In and LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. drivers needed Stan now or Jan. 2, tion. Call 5*3 5*17 UO Vacuum. 110irau0. ivasnar ana Haln. U » aach. Alto naw lira Ul par cord CHEVELLE 1H4 — Malibu SS Claa VOLKSWAGEN BUG IN* — LOW placa aoulpmant Naw box luring* S427743 wi Rebuilt anfline. good condition out Rebuilt engine. Must see. »73O. Rt. 33 Savrevllla, N.J. 727 1300 but APPLY NOW. Limited openings. HOMCMAKIR — Companion, ant, uso tad4,. SJttst». Drauar, |7S 717-3927. mileei*. new batterv/startar, radio, Off all holidays, weekends and sum- Tan run. ii.ilII., sS7; ! a»d 1.10 {is and mattrataal. Mara and mora. gray. Best offer, i** 3*il good tires. 1970 angina **30 or bast TOP DOLLAR home health aide Part or full lime, KUckao cMlri. Hi RUSCIL'S, IS E. Front St.. RodSIX ORIENTAL RUGS - For saw mer. Apply dally * to 5, Murphy Bui 24 hour service. 741-073*. For Information call altar s. CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO — NOVA HATCHBACK 1973 — Air, offer M2-2191 Paid for Junk and used cars Service. 555 Rt 35, Middletown (be . in caii sunn. "I. 741 1413 hind Siperitaln Pelnt ftterel. BEAUIFUL PUR COAT — Natural 0413171 i«<7. Landau, fully HWH« MI" AM/FM ratio, olfM-track, MOO VOLVO 1971 — station wagon, looks Call 741 1241 Ntw zaaland Opotium. lull and FURNISHING ON A LO miles. 1MM Call 4« MW Call 7S7-7IU. SKATES and runs good, many new parts, TOP DOLLAR PAID PAINTER — Spray paint and pra 55 Situations Wanted iackat. ilia madlum. make offar BUDOET7 — Chock tha USED 74149 U. FURNITURE CENTER OF RED Mans llgura. Hit II, SIS CHEVROLET IMPALA t«t — NOVA 1H* - Runs good, needs 100,000 plus miles. Asking (TOO Call For junk cars. Immediate pickup para for painting Apply In person, Mai* Call SI3 SM7 four-door, $300 or bail offer. Run windshield Meke offer. Call 753-2400 days, and 741-4*11 iftet *. Call 22M2OQ or 212 23*0 Electro Impulse Lab , 1805 Corllet BANK. Flna furnllura for Iota. 1*7 4930*11 Ave , Neptune, or call Holidays and Shriwiourv Ava. okay Call 142*493 W* Buy Used Cart and Trucks WE NEED USED CARS BEST WISHES tor a Marry evenings, 609-4*3-002*. ALL AROUND YARD WORK - OARAGE DOORS — Elaclrli opan H;I 15, tubalass polystar. utad o CHEVROLET IMPALA — If 71 NOVA — 1*7*. powtr »te*r- SCHWARTZ Chrysler-Plymouth Top dollar paid. MULLER CHEV thraa months. Call 747-3SIS. good condition. (ISO ing/brakes, air, rear defogger, ex- Red Bank, 747-0717 ROLET, HWY. 34, Mate wan PART-TIME — Bus driver, private Free estimates 74 ChrMmaa and a Haapv. grl, radla control. Invanlorv Call 2*4 20M cellent condition. Asking (4500 school, will train. Good pay. Call laaranca. oltcontlnuad modalt. *7t-O3S4. between *-4 p.m. 542-4777. ANDY'S SNOW PLOWING — Free Prwaaraua and Haallhv shop worn, ate. All now with original SPLIT FIREWOOD CHRYSLER 1*74 STATION WAGON 3 Trucks estimates. Reasonable ratal. Call auararnaat. Rad Bank Door Co.. 747-3SSt — Fully equipped, low mileage, two OLDSMOBILE 91 1970 — Power PART-TIME — WaHreu/Weittri, SMS1M. Naw Vaar - From all 0< ut at 41-4141. THE USED FURNITURE CENTER new tiro, excellent condition, 1)050 braket/wlndowt/seets, best offer And Traitors experienced only Apply In person at 117 Shrewsbury Ava.. Rad Bank Call 47I-OJ47. •42*047 Rod Oak Dinar, Rt. IS, Mailet GRADUATE STUDENT — ML... RUKIL'S. Had Bant, and OOIIEL HUMMEL PLATES — Christmas work, wood splitting, 171 through »7t. In original bo«ai Baans. Has-beens and Why Nats CHRYSLER STATION WAGON OLDSMOBILE «• 1*71 — Regency, BLAZER 1973 - SIM cylinder, auto- PART-TIME SUN A.M. painting, clean-up, odd lobs, Refer RUSCILS, Llltla Sllvar UO00 Call M4-0IM 1972 four-door, silver gray, 34,000 miles. matic, power staorlng/dltc brakes, 51 Help Wanted NEWSPAPER HOME DELIVERY ences. Rumson ar*a. 142 Stl* TIRES & RIMS 4952SI7 after 3 o m Loaded Make offer. 739-0411. air, good mpg, good condition Earn $15 to $30 for three hours early HAMMOND & BALDWIN H7I 14 off a Dodge van Rims Ilka throughout. 12.200. Call 2294414. Male/Female Sun. morning. Established route, no HOME MAINTENANCE — Interior BOXES - Corrwatad Facklna; ua> PIANO AND ORGAN new Call 371107* CREDIT PROBLEMS collecting. 747-2143. exterior, painting, window cleaning, general cleanup. 2*4-4722. pllai tor Indwlrv and Moving and CENTER TWO LIKE NEW-Ratal No ca»ftt If you're working, we can OLDSMOBILE 1*73 — Cutlass Su- DODGE 1976 ADMINISTRATOR — Mtddlctowi Storaoa Call 747-«m or 411 4471 L7t.11 Good condlllon nelp to set vou financed No monet prame. two-door. MINT CONDI- PART-TIME — Plita prep Person Snow Commander New Jersey (appro x i male I v 68,000 Apply in person, Denny's Pina and I DO HANDYMAN JOBS - Broken CAOILLAC RIMS Dlvlllon of Altanbarf Call 717.1231 down Payment* arranged to sul TION. USES REGULAR GAS. Blue 1400 miles, four wheel drive with population), salary $30,000(35.000 Subs, 24 Avars Lane, Little Silver. windows sills, sash chains replaced, Piano Houta your needs Many New and Quality exterior, white bucket seats, white III a Plata TWO LIGHT GREEN - Antique plow, runs but needs to be rewired Townthlp Administrator to be ap- repairs on ceramic tiles, earagt Call IU-SM7 Old you know Used Cars to choose from. Call M vinyl roof, garaged 68,000 highway and worked on, $3230. 717-3500 pointed by five-mamber Township PiZZA-SUB MAKER — Full time doors, roofs. 747-2*45. selln occasional chairs with pillows. Fredericks at Rassas Pontlec, MS miles. Four eKcellent whitewall tires Committee elected at large on a par' nights, apply In person, Lulgl'i Wt Art N.J.'S lutt rauphalttered. 13IS. Call plus two snow tires. AM/FM radio, EL CAMINO 1974 — $2000. Dodge CASHMERE - Man'i coat. Ilia 41. 1714431. Broad St., Red Bank, 741-ilaO, lisan basis for three (arms Pina. 477 Middle Road, Hailel. lltlkt land, roaianabla. Call UMMo. Largest »nd Oldest air, power steering/brakes and win- Van, J7,ioo Call (12.000,000 00 + budget, 320 employ* dows. Automatic transmission. Sell PLUMBER — Jobbing mechanic, Piano Dealer OATSUN 1971 F 10 — Two door ita 291-2157 ees. Degree In public administration CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT LOW Matan and Hamlln. Klmball. tton waeon. front-wheel driva. air ngil I result of a new company or strong administrative experience experienced. PRICES! — Cuckoo clock, prassad 76 Auction Sales :ar. Priced to tell. Call 741 9537. ask FORD PICKUP — 1971, aatilng 471-2371 Sohmar. Baldwin. Kawal, Knaba, conditioning, roof rack, woodgreln desired. Send resume to Mr. William glut, fine hand nalntad ptatat, ttar- Evaralt. Currlar, Hardman and panel on tides, 33 mpg , 27,000 miles or Tar I. price (MOO 31,000 miles. 717-47*9 Roenrlo, Assistant Administrator. 1 PLUMBER — Minimum four vaars lint Sllvtr ptacet, painting., prints, Ptavar planoa. COLONEL JAMES A MOORE regular gas, •Mceltarti condition, r« Kings Hwy., Mlddletown. N.J.. experience, steady work. 61 Business cul glass, ptoouas, andiron*, beau LARGE DISPLAY OF AUCTIONEER d'o 1*000 Call 2*1-39*1. OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 19M - FORD PICK-UP — 1971, new four 07741. bv Jan. 3tit, itM. Call 331-0594 illul bisque French figurine lamp*, 20l.tlt.2a4a Power steering/brakes, good condi wheel drive system. New clutch Opportunities antique, pktcas In furniture andotfwr GRAND PIANOS DODGE VAN 1*77 — Good condi $300. Call 291 2443 ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT fine furnishings Coma in Browse lion, windows, AM eight track star Never used snow plow. SMOOor twit PRODUCTION WORKER — P.V.C. 300 MAIN STREET offer Call SU4J93 — Live-In, must have own tools, Compounding Company looking for No obligation. RUSCIL'S. 34 ASBURV PARK, N.J. 07713 77 Pets And Livestock to. asking (4000. 477-3*53. PARK CHEVROLET seven years experience, Black Seal msclentlous and reliable person DELI SUB SHOP — Fully •quipped, Sycamore Ava., Littla Sllvar. 77M3W Sales -Leas I ng-Servlce- Parts license a plus and must be familiar to loin our Production Department vary low twenties or best offer. 74.-MM. Rt. **—775 1212- INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 1971) — 291 344* Opan dally * la ». Sal, 'til S Four-wheel drive, with snow plow, with all Garden Apartment main- Excellent wages and benefits Plus Advanced And Beginners DODGE DART 1*70 - New tires, tenance. Call Mon.Sat., 9-5. overtime. Call Don Schwan at CHRISTMAS TREES new battery and new brakes, asking 'INTO — 1977, four-cylinder, tour- good condition, 12000 i oil 2M mi DELI SUB SHOP — Fully equipped, FIREWOOD IBM TYPEWRITERS DOG TRAINING speed, stlck-shltt. 37,000 miles. Snow 542-3*72 223-0894. very low twenties or best offer 11300. Call 747-1271. JEEP 1974 — J.20.four.wheel drift, 2«1-34M, Itilalr RENTAL $19.30 per mo. Classes eves and Sal- afternoons Iras Included. Excellent gas 3*0 automatic, with quadratroc low REAL ESTATE SALES — Join one Rani with option to buy 172-0327 Bavshore Companion Dog Club DODGE DART 1971 — Two-door mllaage 52300 Call *7l-O*51. of our successful offices, with a CHRISTMAS GIFT — Whlta lox power steering, air, In very good and high, fully loaded with cap, AVON Iackat. brand naw, tin a n. Cott LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS 7414046 $2400. Call 291-5719 YOUR TIME IS YOUR OWN proven Plan for success, highest 62 Mortgages condition, 12,12* miles. ftllOO Call PLYMOUTH 1*74 — Four-door, with commissions, bonuses. Licensed or ovtr sm aiding S37) TKraa tmall VERTICAL BLINDS BEAUTIFUL CATS AND DOGS — Sell Avon Part-time and sat your owi wrapt alto avallabla 7173100. 104 10% OFF LISTI Waiting for good homos, at the As- 7I742C2 after e p.m. air, low mileage. 1950. PLYMOUTH TRAIL DUSTER 197* hours. You'll make good money and unlicensed. Call Rick Grimm at *7t-0547 — Four-wheel drive, 360 enfllnt, Matawan office, 546-8400. p.m. 47I-O3W, altar 5 p.m. At*, tor r— Oallvtry, Elonbv Producti socleted Humana Society, Mao Shat- FAIRLANE 1*74— Eicallent condl meet interesting people. Call Mrs. SECOND MORTGAGES — $2500 to Anno. all 2U-44M for guota. to Rd.. Tlnton Falls. 911 0100 power fleering, automatic trans- Hammond, 671 6391, Mrs. Koneluis, $250,000 No faes, no red tape. Seven lion, lull had tune up. PLYMOUTH VOLAIRE 1977 — mission, air, full skid plaits, full REAL ESTATE SALES — On* of to 10 days service Bad credit no Call 729-27**. Four-door, si* cylinder, air, power 5M-52S3; Mrs Kile, 544-1*4*. Monmoulh County's most successful CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE — Now LADRO FIGURINES — Romao BICHON FRISE - Females, sl« stoel removable top, HD elactric problem. Mr. Daniels, 230-4137 col through Jan. lit. Surfboard!, wal nd Julia) and Don Oulxota Sansho months, show prospects. Excellent brakes/steering, rear defroster, ra- system, driving lights, customlitd BAR HELP — Experienced. Apply offices hai openings for naw as-I «t. FALCON 19*5 — Sl« cylinder auto- dial tires, good condition. $2,130. soclatts Call Rooer Coiini at tulli. avarvthlng muit go. prlcai you and Dog. Call 22t-42n. bloodline and temperament Sire matic. 12 mpg Reliabte transporta- 47 H70 after * p.m. Interior, $3700. Call after • p.m., in person, FOUNTAIN CASINO, 30 wont ballava RISE SURFBOARDS, major pointed Ml K! 0611 altar 4. tion, S2S0 77*5412 after * p.m. Hwv. 33, Cllffwood. 741-74B4 for confldanlial Interview. OG SPLITTERS— Inventory Sala. •Mm, CENTURY 11, COZENS AGENCY. 13 Sacond Ava., Long Branch, opan !% oM ihowroom lamplai. Dlddlar. LYMOUTH 1970 — Four-door, air, BEAUTICIAN — Apprentice, part- avarv day 11-5 p.m. FREE — To extra large home. 1W PIAT-PEUGEOT DEALER heat, radio, plut snow tlras, good TRUCK INSURANCE 113 Rlvar Rd., fair Havtn. MacKluoc. Big SXIt, Honatl Aba. year old German Snorthalr Pointer. BILL LANZARO'S AUTO SALES FREE quotes and binders by phocvt time. Call Designs Unlimited. Pram ts»t M Towno Tractor. Rt. 35. ondition, 94,000 miles, $450. Call 747-3142 REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — COLONIAL FURNITURE — Jinl 717-71S1. INC. 11-4954) or 741-6039 CALL TOLL-FREE S00-C22-97O3. agaras&iva office with mex- oallvarod bv ona ol tha araa'l final! raahoM, 4ji-3a3a Full tarvlca. 134 Main St Malawan it) WOO ihaw>oomt, lorcad lo tall Im- warranty, dallvarv. FREE KITTENS - One red tiger, BOOKKEEPER — Full lima. Must m training and advertising pro 71 Merchandise For ona champagne beige, meles. litter 'LYMOUTH VAN 1977 — Elght- be experienced Paid vacation Free or ami MELMED REALTY, madlataly. Dining u! and dry link. FORD TORINO 1*75 — Four-door, yilnder, deluxe Interior, regular Motorcycles taa cart, cocktail UMa, coHao tabla MAGIC CHEF RANGE — Avacado. trained. Mtmq. hospltaliiatlon. Apply Top Hat Uni- 471-5650- Salt bail offar. llsfit Mue. 3S1 V-l enolna, PO as, 40,000 miles. Asking $4100. form Rental, Myrtle Ave., Long and upholltarad Iwlvgl chair. GREEN PARROT brakes/steering. Reasonably priced 4745W. 74710M. •41147] 1971 YAMAHA — RT1, 3*0 Enduro, Branch. RESIDENT tt500. Call after * p.m. 747-S3*7 PAINT — SlM/gal. Inlarlor M PONTIAC WAGON 1971 — Power rebuilt, bored, good running condi- BUILDING SUPERVISOR FORD LTD — 1*71 Iwo-doo, dark tion. Asking $500. Call 671-327* after 3 LINES Daily-Sunday 1 20/gal aatarlor. 717-414] teerlrvg/brakei, 78,100 mllat, ex BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY — CALL S green, 71.000 miles. Real cream allant condition, (700. 747-5329. 5:30. Northern New Jersey company re- ASSISTANT HAY FOR MULCHING PUH Air conditioning, vinyl roof, locating to Holmdel, needs qualified 5 DAYS I have 130 bales to sell. Located In deluxe wheel colvert, steel belted 3ONTIAC LEMANS WAGON 1974 — CYCLE INSURANCE REGISTER PIANOS ORGANS Tinton Falls. Call 542)492. FREE quotes and binders bv phorw person for new office. Typing re- BUILDING SUPERVISOR radian. AM radio Garage kept 50 ingina, regular gas. II,000 miles, quired. Write to World Wide J.S LARGEST MUSIC CENTER $850 Call 4*2 J2OI after * p.m. CALL TOLL-FREE M0-O22 9703. $3.00 GRAND OPENING SALE HIMALAYANS — Adorable pets power steering/brakes, air, good Shippers, P.O. Box 1252, Secaucus, Top Salary and Benefits The Register FAMILY ADS (infla Classified Ads from our show stock, perfect Christ- res plus snows. $930. M2-4I4S. FORD LTD - 1*77 Station Wagon, HARLEY DAVIDSON 1963 —N.J., 07074. • tin lima position available to quail- tion Fighters) tan sell your un- (lit our huga showroom Battialac- mas gift. CFA, shots, health guaran- air, power windows, stereo tape- ONTIAC 1975 — Grand LaMans, llOOcc, Panhead, custom bide, ash- led applicants. Must have working heeded Hems for you quickly. on of maior profattlonal brands. tee (41S7S1. Ing $2500. Call 739-3749. CARPENTER AND knowledge of cleaning Industry and Merchandise for sale ONLY as low as deck, must tell. 13200. 3*1-9437. -I, air conditioning, power steer- CARPENTER'S HELPER — Five many utad oroam, ttudant planoi ng/brakas, AM/FM, $2475. 739-0*75 operations with a minimum of 2-5 Originating from household, not ex- anuli from S7.M par month. "Tha RISH SETTER PUPPIES — Raatv GEORGE WALL YAMAHA — Enduro l, good condl years experience, willing to work 'ears prior supervisory experience ceeding a sale price of $100 per 43 cents lo go for Christmas. Great tembera- outside. Call 717-2200 after 5 p.m. only placa to maka a daclllon". KVtnl. Two left inOaW LINCOLN/MERCURY ONTIAC TRANS AM 197* — tion, $200. Call (71-0027 after 6 p.m. Ml Inquiries Kept In strict con- article FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER Shrewsbury Av*., at Sycamore o«ded/T top, $7,900. Call 7412243 COOKS — Full-time, part-time for Idenca. For appointment, contact PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED. Pond Rd. Shopping Contar MINI SCHNAUZERS AKC — Salt Shrewsbury 747S4O0 IVI, S44-O0M after 4:30 and Sun. 5 Auto Services/ private religious residents Call Mr. Green, Mon Frl., • a.m • P.m. Each additional \\n», $1.00. No dts Rl. t. FrathoM and pepper, torn Sept 7, 1«» Two 530-9470, Brother James Kelly 174-4200. count If canceled before expiration For FAST RESULTS For no waling apaolntmant call malat. Ready for Chrlitmat. PONTIAC CATALINA — 1974, good No changes In copy •O0.3n.at27 ni-4341 HOLSEY PONTIAC ondltlon, low mlltaot A.king Parts CROSSING GUARDS —Apply Traf- ALESPERSON — Appliance de- Have something to sell? Phone AT LOW COST RTE. 3* 542-7100 EATONTOWN 1300. Call Jim, M1-3M.. lc & Safety Division, Township of partment. Salary plus commission. 19*9 FORD ENGINE - 421 cu. In., Mlddletown Police Department, be Must t\*v* sales experience. Apply phone 1H«lpW*nt«d Si Help Wanted HONDA SEARCH PONTIAC GTO 1*** — Bare engine TRW rings, valves and bearings, ween 9-5 p.m. at Nichols. Rt. 34, Llovd Rd., 542-1700 Can't find what you want? Can't a and parts, $500- Call cam, balanced crank also 150 DB Matawan. delivery on that Honda auto v W1-44H DENTIST SEEKING — A bright, pump Hoilev and Hallev *pfc. on cheerful, motivated person who en- SALES PERSON — Full-time to ordered? ... Then call us. aluminum Intake. Hooker hirtifi, THE DAILY REGISTER **2-U14, Dealer RAMIT — "You've get to drive It |ov« worhlne with children, to work work In home center department o believe it," SHREWSBURY MO- Accel! distributor. 471-3279 afte as an assistant. Experience not es- Must have knowledge in build I no Classified Ads JAVELIN 1*70 — Eight cylinder TORS, INC., 741-45O0 5:30. sential. Please forward resume to supplies, hardware or paint. Salary REGISTER 390. Looks, rum good. Brand new R.A. Jackson, 1340 Ocean Ave., Sea plus commission. Apply at Nichols, CLASSIFIED ADS tires. Call 471-113)6. RED BANK VOLVO MAGNESIUM SLOTTED RIMS - Bright, N.J. 077*0. Rt 3* Lived Rd., Malawan. 542-1700 HELP WANTED lit E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 15", fits AMC Jeep or Ford, flv ANTIQUE BRASS BED JEEP WAGONEER 1*73 — V-l RED BANK, 741 SBW lugs, like new. 741-4*92 after 5:1 DRIVER — Flexible hours, apply SECRETARY — Full or part-time, AiMno 1300 Toll Fraa from Matawan Araa four-wheel drive, automatic, powei Optn 3 nights to 1:30 p.m., Sat. unfit p.m. soe Main St., Belford. Ight typing. Bilingual, English and MALE OR FEMALE steering/brakes, low mileage. Ask 4. W-tStfl Korean. 534-0570, eves, after 7 p.m. 566-8100 ing (2050. Call *71-*a79. PARTS FOR SALE — For 19U ANTIQUES FOR CHRISTMAS - Person wanted for delivery in RITTENHOUSE Mustang Fastback. Call ECRETARY — Full or part-time, WIM Mlxtlwi. All prlca rang" Toll Proa from MMdWtown Araa JEEP CHEROKEE 1*79 — Four LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. 2*1-0133 DRIVER — For wholesale meat must know thorthand. Write stating Open dally VS. Mary Jan* Rooiavalt experience to Box F-322, The Dally Belford and Leonardo. Must have door, 4,000 miles, kept in oarage 900 Hwv. 15 775-1500 Ocaan Twp. VOLKSWAGEN ENGINE business. Must be able to accept AollQuai, 109 East Rlvar Rd.. 671-9300 Call 2*4-12*3. executive responsibility Call Register. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Rumion. RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE Just rebuilt. $200. 942 6544 altar 5 p.m. a van. KITSON CHEVROLET CO. CADILLAC CO. *7t-72*1 ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE — DESKS. FILES — Taolai. chain, Hwy, 3* Eaton tow Newman Springs RdJt a d741-0*10 EDP OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT Araa'l larotil and Until ulacllon adding machinal, tvpawrltari, of- 542-1000 — Has Freehold manufacturer has — Full-time, six days, hospi- 373 Sguankum Vallowbrook Rd.. flct oaulpmanl, ate. at bargain The Daily A Sunday Register Auto Rent/Lease an excellent opportunity available aliiation and vacation. Apply In Farmlnedala, naxt to Howall Park prlcat Naw or ulad. A AC. DESK LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. . STEIN CADILLAC an experienced EDP operations person, Herblei Amoco, Llncroft. McLAIN, Ha 9371 17 davll OUTLET, 17» Rt. 1), Oakhorit. Call 542-400 Ext. 257 A,k tor Mr. Newman Springs Rd.. Had Bank ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK RENT AVAN —LOW, low rates. Call Supervisor. Prefer Hewlett Pack UlJtW Dodge Dalsun 74W4U 775-2100 Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwv. 35, Kay- and 3000 Series III experience or iHEET METAL HELPERS — For McKilr«M port, 2*4-1*00 air conditioning and healing com- BOOTS LINCOLN 1973 — Four-door sedan, STRAUB BUICK-OPEL BM systems III under CCP ex-pany. Benefits. Profit sharing. Call Frva typa, Ilia 10V*. Ntvar mad. Ml DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL power steer I no/brake \l NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars USED AUTO & VAN RENTALS perience Call 431-3300 for appoint- Mid State Mechanical, 142-7191. call su-n«) Cltarlng wood chipping 291-1427 'windows/seats, Best offer 141-9047. Hwy 35 2*4-4000 Kevport $7 A DAY/S.07 MILE ment or send resume In confidence CALL TOLL-FREE tOO-ni-9703 to: CHARMS COMPANY, Hells Mill SUPERVISOR — Salary and Com- Rd., Freehold, N.J., 07728. Equal mission. Must be available from 3:30 Opportunity Employer. a 9 00 P m and have a lull sin car, 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Sale station wagon or van. For further FULL-TIME OFFICE HELP — In nformatlon, call Mr. Rollaln at Highlands. Bright, aggressive, 542-4000, Ext. 237. AUTO INSURANCE knowledge of accounts receivable, FREE quotes and binders bv phone purchase orders and Invoicing. Must CALL TOLL FREE U0-U2 9703. be able to type. Call B72V334. Penny. SUPERINTENDENT/HANDY FULL-TIME — Short order cook, PERSON - Capable of managing SANTA-GRAMS PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Ft- experienced only. Apply In parson at and responsibility of smell garden moui lor low cost auto Iniuranca. apartment complex In Atlantic Eatv payment plan. Immadlata I.O. The Red Oak Dinar, Rt. 35, Hazlet. Highlands. Call after 4 p.m., cards. Free quota by phont. Call GARDENER/GROUNDSKEEPER 842-7508. 144-3087. Full-time, general around upkeep That Say and general handy work. References SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — required. Available Immediately. Ml Shift, full-time or part time, 10 Wanted Automotive Locust estate. 747-UOO days. Eves: ong term. Call, 741-4700. 6( TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS — 'Merry Christmas AAAAAAA LADIES-MEN — Earn (25(75 par Tank experience necessary. Full or CLEAN-UP JUNK CARS And week working at home on the phone. part-time Company benefits. latt modal wracks. Highest prlcas 2*4-3244. 254-8116. paid now. Call Rocco. 7I7-31S4; 717-3349. LEGAL SECRETARY — Excellent To You! legal skills only. Permanent part- WAITER AND WAITRESS - Posi- ALL JUNK — Wrecked and un-time, hours fluid. Start aflar Christ- ions available. Apply in person, wanted cars and trucks. Bought. mas. 671 2001 or (M2-573U Jerry Beyer's, 113 Main St., Call 4934*11, Bill " itawan. MAINTENANCE PERSON — Full HIGHEST PRICES PAID or part-time. Garden apartment. WELDERS — Expanding company For Junk cars and scrap Red Bank area, inquire *-4 p.m. % sacking experienced weiderj. 5422235 only. ISA Spring Terrace. Good starling salary, paid health plan. Call lor appointment •a.m. to JUNK CARS WANTED MEDICAL SECRETARY — Ex- 4 p.m., 244-7700. Red Bank 741-1079 perienced. Pull or part-time for Ophthalmologists office In Rod Bank. Send resume to Box A-370, 52 Babysitting/Child The Dally Register, Shrewsbury. Care N.J., 07701. MOTEL ROOM CLEANING Slaadv work, part-time Good pay, BABYSITTER NEEDED — In my must have car. For interview, call home, one-year-old boy, four davi a B42-1U7. week, 11 a.m. to 5 P.m. Call attar 4, 2*1-3357. NURSES AND ORDERLIES M/W Printed Below Might BABYSITTER-LIGHT HOUSE- — Certified or experienced only. For KEEPING — Needed full-time for nursing home, all shifts, part-time. wo boys, aee* 2 and 4, live in or Starting rate of (4.66 per hour, after must have own transportation. Ref- short probation, $4.93 per hour. Ex encas required. *44-2826. cellent fringe benefits. Apply in per- be that "Special" son, do not Phone. Monday through BABYSITTER — For flve-ve»r-oW Friday only. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Atlantic K>v, 2:30 tot :30p.m.. Mon. Frl. Own Highlands Nursing Home, I Mld- rantportatlon and references re- dletown Ava., Atlantic Highlands. quired. Mature woman. Holmdel. 944-4176 Message Just for t> -< PutMtrm, *tt shift, experienced preferred. Apply 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Shrewsbury Manor BABYSITTER - Part-time days, Nursing Home, 741-2059. my home. Must have own transpor- *n, i_in iHrrxa* inKrtajTtn ana r MISCELLANEOUS ALTERATIONS PLUMBING* ation Call 291-5340. You! YM two arc what my lift ii NURSE, LPN M/F — Needed 7-3 •MM. L*M C*W*V, (Mommy) HEATING weekends only. Orderly needed 7-3 WOMAN TO BABYSIT — 13-month- Larry and Kitty In Florida Merry ENGINE, TRANSMISSION — AM MR. FIX-IT — Is the expert In town, weekends only. Call 530-9470. old Occasional hours, possibly sev- XMAS and Hapty Haw Year Slay O—r IHrv. Th«-*i forth* b*ttpr-M- rtar and Installed. Raaionabl specializing in home repairs of all eral days per week, permanent post- •M WITOM cauM wl* for. Yowl NURSE (M/F) LPN -3:30-11:30 Ion. Pleas* call 739-0851. Marry Christmas. I Lovt You. rate., towing available. Call any kinds, electrical, plumbing and ap- MR. FIX-IT —Is the export In town, p.m., full or part-time. Beechvlew Lava Dolly, Dolly 4 time. Alan, 383 SMI, or Mlks pliances. Free estimates. 471-0* ~ ipeclallzlng In home repairs of all I.C.F., Keaniburg. 717-8100. 9 a.m. Bill. KOIIT Klda. 170-64*0. kinds, electrical, plumbing and ap- to 2 P.m., Mon. to Frl. 53 Domestic Help vVVaftBVjTfv vfwvTIfHjTl flnfl tjVaH vVlaVna^ pliances. Free estimates. 671-0*41. wishing you an abundance at me ta> AllframMONMOUTH PATTCRH OFFICE CLEANERS toad things at Christmas and PAINTINGA CLEANING PERSON — Four lo throughout me Hew Year. WORM. Dick. SEWING MACHINES — Serviced iva hours a week, Hezlet area. After CLEANING FOREMAN P.m., 2*44130. MM Marrv Christmas. Mom and Dad repaired bv factory trained re DECORATING and a vary Happy Haw Year Yaw pairman. Call after 3:30, 741-7445. TRUCK A AUTO (MALE OR FEMALE) COMPANION — For elderly wom- r* MfHt ItJ j I TTt rria) niSQ ajrvOUl VOw flajMnV Dausmters. Mary Ann and Matfita. an. Light housekeeping, room and to FlorWa. I'll mltl you and I love NTERIOR PAINTING — High RENTAL WAXERS board. Call 741-16**. ROtllEZ CARPETCLEANING quality work at low rates. Call Carl Marrv XMas. Laoa Sun. "Smt* bam rlnt..." wim very apa- Full lima and part-time positions HOUSEKEEPER - Monday cW CkrMiMt wlakaa far a yory ve*n 5-7 p.m., 741-1230. available in the Holmdel area. Top hrough Friday, 9-4 p.m. Complete FORD RENT-A-CAR salary and benefits to Qualified ap- haroe of house and two-year-old Yoar la my Honk, Happy *. I tova tatclal little bar. Lava, Hana, FAIRWAY FQRO plicants. Must have own transporta- a'Mam and all ma Aunts and Unclea. A-1 EXPERT CARPET CLEANING PAPERHANGING — And Painting, hltd, must have own trensporta- you Pumpkin, Vtar taty Faravar. — Upholsttrv cleaning. Reasonable >altv • Weekly - Monthly on. For further Information call lon. Non-smoker. Excellent Fully insured, free estimates. Paul 212 3400 Ar. Brown, 874-42O0, Mon.-Frl. Ta avaryana In tlta'l VaHuwoaani ratas. Morrli Hoffman, 747-oaot. Horan, 671-5216, after 5. Call 780-2443 after 4 p m. You're fantaitk I Hat* ta work wim ar If s Chrltemat at me. You aura * now how le Item m my troe. you aaaln toon. Marry Chrlttmat. Leva you oil. Ranee. WALLY'S PAINTING USED AUTO A VAN RENTALS Export Craftsman-Reasonable $7 A DAY/107 MILE Interiors my specialty. 2*1-1I91. * ANOTHER DAILY RECISTER * Praise Oaf Mr Nl < RHU. Mary, M HOME CALL TOLL FREE 800422-9703 Chrlit, frlanoa. " Katun. I Lava va" u aatt Christ ant always. Lau. IMPROVEMENTS LoveFWUaandtnUry Mam. Oad, Kami. Prank a. Jimmy. Classified Service Iran, Marrv CKnttmas anal Haapv The mllot team so far but your la LIGHT HAULING tl« Blrinday tram Mam, Dad, Rkk, cam In my neart. Marry Chrlstmaa Kan, Kevin ant Maya. t A Happy Hew Year. NOW YOU CAN TELEPHONE WaLawtYau. QUALITY HOME IMPROVEMENT AV/S MOVE WITH NICK — For less. Pr— — Carpentry, painting, roofing, YOUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ON SATURDAYS Llaa. Have a Marry CKnttmas and a estimates. Senior ratal, also will Happy Now Yoar. Mam. Dad. wiaMnt van a Marrv kitchens, etc. Quick service ravel. Call anytime, 3o»-*194. Christmas and a HatPV Now Yeer. RHM TO START IN OUR MONDAY'S EDITION. Lava, (trkH. Frank. Van Pica Hat Mint, ant) I'll ChrU, Wlehmt you a Marrv Ckrlat- ROOFING A SIDING 1 supply tna Mtlttttat. Marrv Cnrtot. JUST CALL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE maa.LovaYauAI.iyt.jana. mat and a Happy Naw Year. I'll leva R&R'S HOLIDAY SPECIAL — P»- you arwevt. Kate*. oerlng, painting, carpet cHMUilng. BETWEEN8.30A.M.& 12:30P.M. Oatry To God 111 Of Mtuatl and one das service Professional tmrtt Karon 4 Frank, witnlnt you Ml at GAGLIANO Peace on Earn la all Man. Our hsaalnaii an raw nrtt Cnrlttmaa. I done by the cheapest guvs around. \\% (etJaTf> <-M ciH m* Ms * - - - - . . r* . • *1 - afc_ * J>*. . • Call 787*475, ask tar Rlehte or Rtcft- oofln«-Sldlng-OutttM-R*pah£ vfanrtTI I i/rwtff riHfw* PajTIa tn#tTV1» Marrv CkrlPtma. and a Happy Naw ie. Happy Holidays. CALL 542-1700 Year. Lava Kathv 4 Chris. 77 Ptit and Livestock 101 Apartments 102 Houses For Rtnl Nubbin MONDAY. DECEMBER 24.1979 The Duly Register 19 PUPPY — four moMto InM. MATAWAM STRATHMORE AREA iMlt «M trM. must part with do to RED BANK —Pour ___ 247 Regional Notice* — Four lar«e re«m», twe-femily en roam homo, atus fftrope wetfe to ns the bid. submit e statement set slerales Call 741-ON •Mut4k srefef atfyMft. tit* Includes ing forth the names end addresses "—t. After 4, U*VMK ^ train. |4Bt PfU» tacurfttos and utili- SHIH-TZU — AKC eueetesl avoilebkl ties. ol ell persons in that corporation or RESOLUTION AMENDING THE tor veur Holiday t'H giving. RiversWe Afloncy Inc. 747-I4U arlnerthlp who own 10% or more of - RULES AND REGULATIONS AaorebJe, e»cellanl ooeligree. shots MODERN APARTMENT — Nwr U stock or Interest therein, as the GOVERNING THE USE OF RE end Hun IM 7*M trwiwerutien test lime lo cad It SEA BRIGHT — North Beach, throe ese mev be GlOHAL SEWERAGE FACILITIES ••draoma. private ocean beach Bidders ere required to comply AND THE DISCHARGE OF SEW Furnished or unfurnished. Security with the retirements ol PL. 1*71 C. ERAGE AND INDUSTRIAL SO Blcvclei/ MONMOUTH BEACH - One an*•450 143-4242 Available Jail. 1. WASTES THEREIN AND SCHEO two bedroom aaartmerm with By Order of the Board ot Educe- ULE OF FLOW CHARGES. SUR Mini Bikes bakonv overtook Ina MM river, caiv SHADOW LAKE — »trl>lrla CHARGES AND ALLOWABLE venlefit lo PUMIC tr»ne«erUt»wi. CONCENTRATIONS" AS heat, hot water Included In monthly w-.T leYfll* Sa' BETTY A. PERRO AMENDED AND ADOPTED AS BOY'S — It" Schwinn bllio. good rent Call Mrs Baker, t-1. Men thru raw. Frvtiiiv decorated All clua Secretary. Board of Education AMENDED ON MARCH 21, 1171 Frl., 122-tDii of the Vocational Schools PtTvlhMM. AvallaWe immediately In the County ol Monmouth AND AS AMENDED FROM TIME Yearly tease IMO Mut utilities 1 Bucks Lane TO TIME THEREAFTER MONMOUTH BEACH — Two Phone If 1 -4311 MINI tlKE - Like m. rum eooo bedroom apartment, Mvtnth flaw. Marlboro, New Jersey 0714S WHEREAS, the BavHiere Re- Tune-up, now parti, |susl lot Towers ol Monmouth Calll 747 MM TINTON PALLS — Oat. 14 S17.IO gional Sewerage Authority previous- Evenings, call Ut Mil Aye., three badroom. llvtnt roam. ly on November 19, 1971, resolved le dlnlna room, kitchen, pontrv, NOTICE conduct a public hearing concerning NEWPORT I 1«n — Like now, Pursuant to the Open Public the amendment of the "Rules arvd while. 37S miles SJM Coll «l 1511 PORT MONMOUTH — Two-wesher and drvor, available opprai bedroom anai Intent heat and some imaMlv FOB I. Ml 1510 Meetings Act, the Marlboro Town- Regulations Governing the Use of before 2. Arler AM. Tar-Mel. utflitlet include**, available im ship Planning Board will hold a spe- Regtonei Sewerage Facilities, etc " medialely Call 7t7-BM1 after 5 O m cial meeting, Wednesday, Oecem to be held on December 17,1979, and 104 WlnLrR.nUlj ber 14, 1*7* et I 00 P.M , In the WHEREAS, the BevSnore Re- 84 Merchandise RED BANK — Om iidieom apart HOLMDEL MaOboro Township Municipal gional Sewerage Authority caused ment, walk to train. W7J plus utllt CUSTOM BUILDER'S LENTZE MARINA — For Rorllan 222 Eatontown PASSED November 1.1979 Building, located at '4 Wyncrest notice of such public hearing on the Wanted lies. Oil 747 1ST* »e.»ean 1-4. MOUNT POCONO — Pour-fcodroom, Bav boatlna in-out tMrthlna Mrvkt ADOPTED: December 11,1979 Road, Marlboro, New Jersey, m tne proposed amendment of the "Rules looooin CKowt. Flrowoco Prlvolo SHOWCASE MODELS for powtr •nd MII boat., 15 to 24' PUBLIC MOT Id MAYOR ARTHUR GOLDZWEIG interest ol continuing the meellna ot end Regulations Governing the Use AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN- RED BANK — Furnished apart soft courio. tonnd court*, boach and Uwd boat «... 7*1 21JI PUBLIC NOTICE ll hereby giv EVELYN PICCOLINI. December It, 1*79. of Regional Sewerage Facilities, WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY. ment One bedroom, tit* bath, living Coonlry Cluo CM to oil rouru Limited number ol Traditional and en that Cotor Tile has made appilca TOWNSHIP. CLERK Dec 24 S3 « etc ." lobe published in THE DAILY RUGS. FOR CASH. room, kitchen, dining area. All utlll Contempererv designs lar ImMAKO- , MARQUIS, OMC — TOWNSHIP OF MAJRLBORO REGISTER on November 24, 1971 evcept electric Security, lease (ion to the Eatontown Plan- INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Iww medlete occupancy Dtirarvautlc, Lvman, JohMan. E-Z nlnfl/Zonlne Board of Adjustment Dec. 14 • t.g.ao and in the ASBURY PARK PRESS l» E Newman Springs Rd P lii Rite MMSM SEA BRIGHT — Furntfthod itudiot 10Vt*4 financing lor qualified for a variance to permit tha Installa- 234 Mlddlttown on November 13, 1171. and Shrewsbury 747 S200 and motol unlb-maM oarvka. oil buven. Bry'i Marlnt Naptuno 77S-7JM tion and erection of a free Handing ORDINANCE >*>79 RED BANK — Three-bedroom AN ORDINANCE FIXING A ANNUAL NOTICi WHEREAS, the Bavshore Re- litliuiM Included. Low winter rattt For appointment to see, cell ttflfi being IM souare (eel In site, 11 gional Sewerega Autholrltv did In apartment, (2*0 per month plus alt Dv ttM day. wook or month. Na laola MARINE ELECTRONICS — Par(eel high, havlna a front sal back ef SPEED LIMIT ON SCHOOL ROAD OP MIITINOf POR lite ALL LIONEL TRAINS utilities Security required No pets. 946-3467 th« !•<•.( tn Si Ti« rocordtri. VHF EAST IN THE TOWNSHIP OF The Mlddletown Township fact conduct a public hearing on the or lacurltv. TRADE WINDS 10 feet end a tide set batk of i feet In proposed amendment to the "Rules Or Fiver. Top c#»h eopreiul. Inquire 25 South St. MOTEL. S41-1U7. radkM, tftrsctlon flndort or Loran. a Bl Zone on the premises deiio MARLBORO, COUNTY OF MON endmerki Commission, In com MEf.flV CHRISTMAS vaur bail buy It MOUTH, NEW JERSEY Hence with the Open Public Meet and Regulations Governing the Use RED BANK — One-bedroom apart nated as BlocK IM Lot SA, Ml Route of Regional Sewerage Facilities, ANTIQUES - AM kintH. bought for HAPPY NEW YEAR BOAT HOUSE 3S, Eatontown New Jersey and for PUBLIC NOTICE ngs Act, hereby gives notice that ment. first floor, private entrance. Ing the year i*to II will hold etc "onDecember 17,1179, and too c«m. NUrv Jane ftouevelt An Cold St. Heet Included MIS. utilities IM Furnl»hed Rooms GIG RMllori 11H OcMn Ava. Su Bright site Man approval therefor. PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby giv- lique*, IOT Etui (Wvtr Rd , Rumiwi A RooMvtll Awt.r •42 2311 en that ttte above Ordinance wai eguler meetings Quarterly on the WHEREAS, the Bavshore Re- extra. 747-4444. Opan Tuai Ihrouoh Sun A public hearing will be held at paiaed and approved In final read Irst Thursday of January, April, gional Sewerage Authority deems •42-3154 Mtmter AppralMrt As MIDDLETOWN — Call or Mf* tor . Borough Halt, Broad Street, iOCi.tl.on of AmtrKl RED BANK — )vb rooms un- KEANSBURG — Ing bv the Township Council of the uly and October Workshop meet the adoption of the proposed amend- month Please ceU 7t7-I.1l or our "than and Country Llvlna" Eatontown, on January 7, I9to at Township of Marlboro at a Regular ngs will be held on the first Thurs- ment to the "Rules and Regulations furnished, H40 per month phis utili- brochure, ptci, dMcrMtom. prktn 154 Recreational I 00 o'clock p.m. Documents and Governing the Use of Regional Sew- ANTIQUES — GATEWAV AN- ties, security required, one or two 717-eM* for information Meeting held on Decamber 13, 1979, day of the remaining months of the TIQUES, Rl U «nd Homesited on tucluilvt Ilillngt. AP- plans filed bv tha applicant are and that said Ordinance shall be year Meeting dates are as follows; erege Facilities, etc " to be in the Avt.. Leonardo 2*1 SIM people 74V4SH RED (ANK — Largo kwoly room, PLEBHOOK AGENCY, ftMttort, Vehicles available for Inspection during regu- come effective upon publication ac best Interests of the Bavshore Re- nlcalv furnlihad, prlvau antranca MO HI. JJ, Mlddtotown, 4711100. *r business hours at the Borough gional Sewerage Authority; RED BANK — Newly decorated, cording to law. Thursday January 3 DON'T HAVE THAT SALE — I Will specloui four-room apartment, sec- and porting Kl (ISO Han, Planning/Zoning Room, PASSED: November 1.1979 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT MIDDLETOWN — Lars* OAK HILL MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT ADOPTED: December 13, t979 Thursday April 3 buv all vowr imell dense ult ond floor Private terrace. Heat and REO BANK — Good location. Mrt- ranch. Auumatoi* mortoaat- Rt- Chach our unbeatable • Thursday July 1 RESOLVED by the Bavshore Re- itimi Call 244 W15 after 3 p.m. hot water supplied 1179 Suitable for Dec. 14 17.20 MAYOR ARTHUR GOLDZWEIG Thursday October I gional Sewerage Authority that tha Ina. Gontloman proforrad. 741-1S/S. diKOd to tM.SOO. A7M444. low rattti and compart. 2»-O472 "Rules and Regulations Governing mature couple. No vets Leese, se HOTICI EVELYN PICCOLINI, Werfcshee Meet LIQUIDATING? curllv end reference*. Located near RED BANK NEW 61 LEVEL — Mlnl-dovolop- TOWNSHIP CLERK Thursday February 7 the Usa of Regional Sewerage Facu- THE REGULAR SCHEDULED lties, etc." amended and adopted es IT PAVS TO CALL 747*410 Polka Station. Call 741 47U Noar tranworUtlon nwnt, *M,«0 Flrtanclng ivilttiXt SPECIAL CONFERENCE AGENDA FOR DE TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO Thursday March 4 Call H1-40H Thursday May 1 amended on March 21, 1971, and es NAN JOHNSON Call 717-3300. NOTICES CEMBER 17, 1*7* WILL INCLUDE Dec. 24 ft*.90 amended from time lo time there- SEA BRIGHT — four leroe rooms, A SPECIAL MEETING AT 1:00 Thursday June S •UVS AND BUYS heet furnished, available Jan. 1. Celt NEW RANCH — Haittt. Wall-to- ORDINANCE •3*-79 Thursday August 7 after, be and tha same are hereby From an entire household lo * tingle P.M., AT THE BOROUGH HALL, 43 AN ORDINANCE SUPPLEMENT amended as follows •414045 IM Commercial wall carpal, aluminum siding, throe CHURCH STREET, KEANSBURG, Thursday September 4 item. Antique furniture, lewetrv. sil- bedroomi »51,t00 Financing avail 210 Lost a Found ING AND AMENDING AN OR- Thursday November 6 (1) Section I, Subperagraph ver, immediate cttn. Top dollar SEA BRIGHT —Deiigner furnished NEW JERSEY, FOR THE PAS-DINANCE ENTITLED "AN OR- Rentals aWa. Call 717-3100. SAGE OF RESOLUTIONS RE- Thursday December 4 (A), Is hereby amended to read as 142)44?, studios and suites. DINANCE FIXING THE • Said meetings will be held In the follows: HARBOUR-POINT 400 SO. FT. -1100. OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wavftlde KECSHOUND DOG — Silver-gray. QUIRED PRIOR TO THE END OF SALARIES OF THE OFFICERS OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, chi- half ihsivad. fluffy hair THE YEAR 1«7t. meeting room at the Mlddletown "(A) Customer Flow Charges — ne, gleuwera. art objects end bric- UW Ocean Ave. 747-1H3 Finished well lit basement of office woods and Long Vlaw Vlllaoa. AND EMPLOYEES OF THETownship Public Library, 5S New SO 725 per thousand gallons", and Ektant new home* from »M*,000 Call »7-i4M MARIAM J SPIELMAN TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO Monmoulh Road, and will begin a-brac. Immediate cash (or any-SEA BRIGHT — Move riant In. Coxy BOROUGH CLERK BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thing and everything Ruuil'i. 13 E. ... Healed Coutd I . Call U1-090S LOST — Fimiki German Shtptwrd, (1979)" promptly at! 00 P M. that the foregoing amendment to the one-bedroom apartment with view tioned. Call 29M2SJ, Glnnv Dec 24 »4.M Front St., Red Bank. 741—1*M. of river. Walk shops, bus, beach. OCEANPORT - Will build to suit black and tan, ltatn*r arvd flea col PUBLIC NOTICE MailneC. Brenneman "Rules and Regulations Governing •ntwtri lo "Shiru", Locust PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby giv- the Use of Regional Sewerage Facil- SILVER COINS — Will pay l^ for1200 plus security, Includes heat. No AGENTS — Exotutlvoi. pro- from $*t,000 Financing available 234 Marlboro Secretary peti Single preferred. Celt 74VOM. faulonalt: offlcoi avolloUo In two Call 7S7-UOO. araa, family twarlbrokan. GarMrous en that the above Ordinance was Landmark! Commission ities and The Discharge of Sewerage each KooMVtlt dime, 1t64or before. award. N.-14M. pasted and approved In final read- and Industrial Wastes Therein and |?U for each quarter, 1M4 or or thraa roomi or laraar. Air, ORDINANCE #3S-7t Dec 24 HO M SEA BRIGHT STUDIO APART- corpol, dacoratton. On lona-torm PAUL P. BOVA INC. AN ORDINANCE FIXING A Ing by the Township Council ot the Schedule of Flow Charges, Sur- before, Immediate cash, private MENT — $1« • month plus month Neighborhood Realty Group USA LOST — LlttM brown dog, part Township of Marlboro at a Regular charges and Allowable Concentra- buyer. 12f «20» or 2» 74M between Itotot. Rod Bonk oroo. Full ur- SPEED LIMIT ON UNION HILL security. Call 2*1-2217. vlcai. Low rant*. 741-fiM. Mlddlotown, NJ, 47MS44 dachihundandtrttphard, Hifdl Hat ROAD IN THE TOWNSHIP OF Meeting held on December 13, 1979. 241 s« Bright tions" as amended adnd adopted as SI p.m. black collar. Raward. Call 671 94U MARLBORO, COUNTY OF MON- and that said Ordinance shall be- mended on March 22, 1971, and as SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — RUMSON AREA — Call or s«nd tor or .71 M00. come effective upon publication ac- mended from time to time there- TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Shoo MOUTH, NEW JERSEY. NOTICE Shrewsbury Arms Apartments, our "Shore and Country Living" cording to law. The regular meeting of the er. be and the same Is hereby DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry lo Crawford St. Heal and hot water tpaco, 710 M. ft., larao aaraoa door, brochure, pics, descriptions, prices LOST — Small brown dog, Holmdcl PUBLIC NOTICE PASSED November 1,1979 opted to be effective as of January Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will roaunaMa. Call M1-1M0 boloro 6 PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby giv- Board of Education of the Borough supplied, one bedroom, 1245, Two on exclusive 11* tings. AP aru. Antwart to Ouaanla. Reward. ADOPTED: December 13, 1979 of Sea Bright, postponed because of 19*0; and Buv from private owners end ti- m-MOJ attar t PLEBROOK AGENCY, Realtors. t.all 2M 1061 en thai the above Ordinance was MAYOR ARTHUR GOLDZWEIG telei. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE- bedroom. JWS, leroe eat-in kitchen. pai»d and approved In final read- weather conditions, will be held on BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Senior Cllliens special Man. Mort. 112 Ava. ot Two River*, Rumson, EVELYN PICCOLINI, Wednesday, December 14. 1979 at PAIRED AND JEWELRY OE S«t., IS, 542-5*72 ATTRACTIVE MODERN OFFICE 142-2900. LOST DEC. IS — Gray/brown Ing bv the Township Council of the at the Secretary be and he Is here- SIGNED. 7*9 River Rd., Fair — Hoart ol Rod Bank, prlvata park- (•malt Tabby cat. Front St., b»>Township of Marlboro at a Regular TOWNSHIPCLERK 1:00 P.M. at the Borough Hall, directed to forthwith causa a true Heven, N.J. 4MJ-62S7 ing, approxlmatlv IM M. ft.. $100 a RUMSON — Stunning Colonial on twawt Had Bank and Fair Haven. No Meeting held on December 1), 1?7», TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO Ocean Avenue. The public Is Invited opy of this Resolution to be pub- month. Coll Rocar Comoonv baforo 1 collar, amweri to Chester. 74.1904 and that said Ordinance shall be- Dec. 24 %1M to attend hed once In an appropriate news- WANTED — Any condition, old 102 Houses For Rent I -* acres, Rumson Rd. Flva 1 p.m., 741-3311. bedrooms, four baths, SI. Charles or 747-AO14. come effective upon publication ac- THI BOARD OP EDUCATION THOS.W GARLAND, JR. end to serve true and certified dolls, toys, tectdv bears, all Christ- cording to law. Board Secretary oplet of this Resolution upon all mes Items, also Halloween Hems, RED BANK — Now profaulonal kitchen. Income property In rear OP THI VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Small Owner tavs "nil". Call Arthur PASSED: November!, 197* IN THI COUNTY OP MONMOUTH P.O. Box 125 itomer municipalities, the Heztet pr* world War ll, anything before otllco ipac« Controllv locatad with Bahlav Agency, 774-J5JI. 211 Special Notices ADOPTED: December 13, 1979 Sea Bright, NJ. 07740 ownshlp Sewerage Authority, the 19S0 Will pick up. Top dollar will be two bedroom, living room, eat-In parklna. S» to 2100 M. ft - W» ond MAYOR ARTHUR GOLDZWEIG 1 BUCKS LMM eansburg Municipal Utilities Au- kitchen, small utility with waiher MARLBORO, NIW JERSEY Dec. 24 14.20 paid. 741 4072 up. Hoot, wotor. wwor, IOMM ond SACRIFICE — Must sail Immediate orltv and all Industrial con- and dryer. Private van), ideal tor molntononct Includod. 741-5111 or EVELYN PICCOLINI, Proposal: Vocational Equip- butors. working couple. No pott. WM Per Iv Premium price locatlan. Two- TOWNSHIP CLERK ment month plus utilities. One month's id-mi. bedroom, terraca. Shadow Lake con HYPNOSIS — For weight control, TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO I hereby certify that the fore- REAL ESTATE domlnlum. Golf, fish, pool, lake, ten- smoking, nail biting, MlMmprove- Sealed bids for the furnishing of 244 W«t Long Branch security. Close to shopping end STORE-RED BANK — f Whorf ment, phoblst, sexual probltma. I if. 14 la .90 vocational equipment will be re- Ing Resolution is a true copy of a „ RENTALS transportation Available Jan. 1.A»o., no«t to Olot Union HOUM. nis. Now construction. Immediate ceived bv the Board of Education of icripllon duly adopted bv the KMSU. occupancy. My loss, your gain. None Arlene Mehlman, MS, MSW, ORDINANCE #31-79 NOTICI avshore Regional Sewerage Au- •417175 •41-3441. the Vocational Schools In the County PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that available at this price - SSS.fOO, AN ORDINANCE SUPPLEMENT- of Monmouth, at the Board Office, 2 horltv at Its Regular Meeting on the 101 Apartments make offers. Call anytime, 041-9041, ING AND AMENDING AN OR- the Zoning Board of Adjustment of day ot December, 1979 FAIR HAVEN — Three bedrooms, RUMSON — Private oflle. Waco, Bucks Lane, Marlboro, New Jersey the Borough of West Long Branch, den, gas heat, carpeting, Nrtplaca. pflmo location. call again II no answer Also Mon MRS. SYLVIA DINANCE ENTITLED "AN OR-07744, until 10:00 A.M. on Monday. Francis J O'Brien mouth model, 143,900, make offers HANDWRITING ANALYST DINANCE PROVIDING FOR AND will hold a special meeting on De Immediate occupancy. (550 winter; January 7, 1900 and publicly opened ember 17, 1179 at • 00 P.M. for the Secretary ASBURY PARK NORTH — MOO yearly. 291-4S52 after 5 P.m. Character Reader REGULATING THE MAKING OF and read aloud. No bids will be re- ayshore Regional Sewerage Au- Furnished one-room efficiencies, RUMSON — « E. Rlvar Rd., now THINKING OF Selling or Buying? OPENINGS IN THE PUBLIC purpose of considering the aoollca Advlwr on All Problem* of Life ceived after 10:00 A.M. prevailing tlon of Route No 36 Associates. thority meld service, laundromat and phone FAIR HAVEN — ".ovely three bulldlr* avallabta Mar. 1,1N0. First Call TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY For appointment call 5TREET, ROADS AND HIGHWAYS time on said day. All bids must be fee. 24 130.30 on premises. From (50 weekly. bedroom, two bath, eat-In kitchen, Moor/ Hln.lt. ISM Flnl lloor 475 471-HOO WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP OF totaled and all required Information ROCCO W. CHRISTOPHER 9M-SS77. formal dining room, large living H ,'i . H» Call 141-0444, 542-9500 MARLBORO, UNDER THE JURIS thereon submitted In sealed en- BOARD SECRETARY TWO FAMILY DICTION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF Dec. 24 13.30 ASBURY PARK — Virginia Apart room with fireplace, powder room, velopes es to category of bid. Upon 01 Commercial largo cellar and attic, sun porch, Excellent Income, 1540 monthly, ten- MARLBORO, AND PRESCRIBING receipt and reading of the bids, they ments, 210 Second Awe., neer ocean. REAL ESTATE ants pay utilities One side four 213 Instruction CERTAIN RATES AND CHARGES Rentals Newly decorated, on* and twoone-car garage, hot air heet $700' will be held for Board action at the monthly. Call 2fi-152f. „ FOR SALE bedroomt - other thraa bedroomi IN CONNECTION THEREWITH office of the Board Secretary, 3 bedroom apartment, all utilities In- Call today - we have other, PAUL P. AND THE ISSUANCE OF PER- 1 108 Commercial cluded. Special Senior Cltlieni plan. Bucks Lane, Marlboro, New Jerse BOVA, Realtors. 471-2544 MITS AND THE OBTAINING OF 07744. Rentals Call tte-UH or 775-40?,. FAIR HAVEN — Two or throo bodr- A REAL ESTATE — Sale) Deeming CONSENT IN CONNECTION omt, ono bath, flraplaca, laaia. SM0 131 Houses For Sale WALKER A WALKER course. Mornings, Jan. 14-1$. THEREWITH, AND PROVIDING Specifications may be obtained 12,000 sq. ft Tailgate Loading COLTS NECK MOTEL - W0 perplul utllltnn. REALTORS PENALTIES FOR THE VIOupo- n application at the office of the week plus t*« and dally rate* avail- Monmouth Institute. 741-077* irivate parking A/C, heat, Shrewsbury Office MI-SJ.2 LATION THEREOF." Board of Education of the Voca- 54 BROAD ST. «rlnklered Public transporte- able. Hint housekeeping Calf RUMSON — Four bodroomt. two A BETTER WAY _ To buy or sell. Mlddletown Office 471-3911 A BROKERS COURSE — Two tional Schools In the County of Mon- RED RANK, N.J. Ion 431-1724 Or •4* 3700. botht, don, loncad yard, loot*. VS75 CENTURY It Phoenl« Really, THE weeks, all day program Jan. H«. PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby giv- mouth, 2 Bucks Lane, Marlboro When considering Buying or Selling en that the above Ordinance was •Woffle* •••ill* {9M •*). ft) M; be AND FAIR HAVEN — Gorage .pert plus utllltlai. NEIGHBORHOOD PRO- Call for more Information. Mon New Jersey 07744, between the hours .ub.ll.idrd f.r an* par.ion 9 000 sa ft Tailgate loadi.wr FESSIONAL. tM-4100. Call I member of Tha mouth Institute, 741-0779. pasted and approved In final reed- ot 1:30 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. following menl. Two bedrooms, one bettt Monmouth County Ing bv tha Township Council of the Ihrrvofi and tlngk ottirr, MC M), vat* parking, heat, Leese. Moo plus utilliias MONMOUTH BEACH — Pour advertisement of bids. (I. Cmirttl air, heel, privet* inklered. Public transporta bodroomt. llraplaca, to Juno lit. A SERVICE ORIENTED ENTITY Multiple Listing Service ACCORDION LESSONS — Private. Township of Marlboro at a Regular parking,, alrvala*. full janitorial RAYMOND PASSARO, REALTORS Leave message for Joe, c/o Hof-Meeting held on Decamoer 13, 1979, In accordance with the pro- SEA BKIOHT CONDO — TM I3S0 plui utllltlai. and that s«ld Ordinance snail be- visions of Chapter 33, PL 1*77, any -r»t>r Inrludrd. Prim local.*... ttVMM brauheus. »<-0»4 or writ* J. Si.., corporation or partnership submit 747-1100 bedroom*, two baths, no pats. Lease. 132 Condominiums P O.ftOK Ml, New Monmouth, N.J come effective upon publication ac- two plus utilities. CALL McCUE INC. COLONIAL — Four bedrooms, four cording to law. ting a bid shall, either prior to the 747-1100. REALTOR beths, wall-to-wall carpeting, kitch- Town Houses 0774*. submission of the bid or accompany SHADOW LAKE CONDO — Two U3-27M en, dlnlna room, living room, temllv bedrooms, two baths, no pen. Leeaa. FAIR HAVEN WATERFRONT — room, dan. central air, Andersen IS7! plus utilities. On Hcludod Eauto. Plvo bodroomi, windows. Intercom, many more. Fi- SHADOW LAKE living room, dining room, don, thraa nancing arranged. H7.Og». 717-3H0. SPECIALS CALL McCUE INC. MiM, thrao flrapMcoi. fmiwod EARLY AMERICAN COLONIAL — ALL MODELS baaamonl. Immodlata occupancy. This charming home is nestled on 110O0 par month plui utIIHlai and the side of e Mil In Little Silver. t HIGHLANDS — Nicely furnished •acurlfv. 741-11U. Terraced, shaded yard with privacy ERA KERR AGENCY efficiency with own entrance, no and an In-ground pool. Den with LONG BRANCH — Two block! to llrepiece. Dining room plul eat-In 741-4477 Days pets, $145 monthly. It.-SIN. ocean, throe bedroom homo, largo Evas. 741-4549; W 4124 kitchen. Pour bedrooms, screened MONMOUTH BEACH — Channel yard. $400 plui securities ond utili- porch. Vary unloue. Sea It today. KEANSBURG — Clean two ties. Club Tower, two bedrooms, two bedroom apartment, aveiiabte Jan. 1105,000 baths, carpet, built Ins, »«.SO0. Sac 1st. 1IA Hancock St. OARAGE APARTMENT — Two CENTURY 11 COZENS. Realtors rifle*. Anumabte mortage to quell bedrooms, (100 plus securities and fled buver Principals only. 530-0317 KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE — One utilities. "Independently Owned" and two-bedroom to rent Heet, hot Riverside Agency Inc. 747-1414 • 13 River Rd. Fair Haven or m-ixn. (Ml) 141-7UO water and cooking included, iv» SACRIFICE —Must set) Immediate- month security. Call 244BS11, M del- MIDDLETOWN — Four bedrooms. two beiht. gos heel, flraplaca, cen- EDWARD W COLLINS ly. Premium price location. Two tral air, fenced, UK Plus utilities. AGENCY REALTOR «4e- 1144 bedroom, terrace for Shadow Lake FOR BEST RESULTS condominium. Golf, fish, pool, lake, LARGE TWO BEDROOM — Apart- I41-3U1. lennlt New construction. Im- ment, nice location, building sin ELLEN i. HAZELTON, REALTOR mediate occupancy. My toss, your years old, S2A5 per month, High- OAK HILL-MIDDLETOWN — Ex- ecutive home, four bedrooms, three Inter-City Relocation Service gain. Nona available at this price - lands. Call after 5 p.m. 1714241. lull beths, family room, tunporch. 153,900, maka offer* Call anytime, 842-9041, call again If no answer. LONG BRANCH — West End. Effi- Air conditioning. All generously FOUR SEASONS REALTY dimensioned, with all amenities. Also Monmouth model, 143,900, ciency apartments, one block from 11 E. River Road Rumson make offers. ocean, year-round rentals. 113*315 Wall-to-wall carpet. Available as of Dec. 12. lor one or two-veer lease at Mi DDLETOWN — Shadow Lake Vil- WOO plus utllltlai. Phone «7t-4HO or FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY lage, two bedrooms, two full baths, 510-HOO. REALTORS IM Farm Property laundry room, screened balcony. 1 Woodland Or— Mlddletown— Use of pool, tennis courts, aolf PORT MONMOUTH — Newlv reno- •71-MH course end club house. Included In vated one-bedroom house, wather M DAYS TO SPRING!! I — Buv voul rent of U00 monthly plus electric. dryer hook up. No pen. >1« par HAVE BUYERSNEED LISTINGS country properly now. Delightful 14 Call Itt-MOO days, M2-S77I eves and month and utilities and security. Call UMJ Korr Agency, Inc. cleered acres. Handy spot. Good Please call after 3 p.m., wl-osJi Ut River Rd., Fair Haven, 7414477 farm house. Tall plnei. LIN- DEMANN. BROKER, EATON TOWN. Ml 110). IM Mobile Homes Here's a "spritely" tip for all you holiday shoppers: MM advertising 10X60 LIBERTY — House trailer There's an abundance of imaginative gift ideas to be Air conditioner, two bedrooms, llv Ing room, kitchen. Unfurnished Adult park. Asking $7000. Cel found in the classifieds. Check them out today. 4U71U. 10»4S — Screened In patio, and MING SING un-uvi Live Christmas Trees HAND MADE BY INFLATION aluminum shad. KJOO "% 244 Tlnton Falls Health Council: Smoking 244 Tlnton Falls MOTICI < 'HJJINANCE AUTHORIZING THE days bv an appropriate Rasehittan EXCHANGE OF CERTAIN LAND5 adopted bv the gover ning body OWNED BV THE BOROUGH OF D Tha Dead from tha ftorouah TINTON FALLS FOR CERTAIN of Tinton Falls snail contain a riant ban is no pipe dream LANDS OWNED BY M J of revener which shall avovMe thai STAVOLA, INC , A NEW JERSEY if the Grantees, Jointly ar severally, CORPORATION, AND WOOD or their successors or asiloni, have TRENTON (AP) - New at least stalled the no-smok- the state Department of not causad naw construction to be Health, adopted its no-smok- COHPOKATION' placed on the property containing a Jersey Public Health Council ing rules that were to go into WHEREAS, th. Mayor and minimum of 20.000 square tact of members are contemplating effect Jan. 1. ing code through adminis- Council of tha Borough of Tlnton covered floor space tor uses per- mitted by the Zoning Ordinance and a court wit to show thetP pro- The proposed health coun- trative law the southern portion of tha munkl without obtaining a Use variance. oahly In anliclMtton of tn« future and unless tha Grantees have re posed public places smoking cil rules would have restrict- One of the more con- development of that portion of tha ceivad a Certificate of Occupancy ed smoking in public places troversial points would re- municipality, and tor said naw construction within five ban wasn't Just a pipe dream. IS) vaars from the data ot tha Deed quire restaurant areas for WHEREAS, the Borouen of Tin from Ihe Borough of Tlnton Fails or "Chairwoman Evelyn and would have forced res- ton Fails is the owner of Lots Z, 3 and from the dale that public sewers Geddes says individual mem- taurants to segregate non-smokers and upgrading *. in Block MS on the Tan Map of the have been installed, whichever Borough of Tlnton Fall!, consisting avant occurs last, title to tha said bers are thinking about hiring smokers and sbstainers in fresh air circulating stan- at *oproKim#telv 13.35 acrat which property shall revert to the Soroush it land locked, eacapt for lit ax- ot Tinton Falls but the property pre- their own attorney to fight separate sections. dards for buildings con- otnurt to the Gardan Statt Parkway viously conveyed to tha Borough of But Degnan said the coun- structed before 1978. but which doe* not have a method of Tlnton Falls bv land exchange, to the Attorney General's rul- mgreii or earns, and wit, Lots 13 and U. of Block », shall ing," Department of Health cil's two-year battle with the WHEREAS, M J. Stavola. Inc.. remain the property of the Borough Faced with legislative op- a New Jersey Corporation, and of Tlnton Falls and there shall be no spokesman Ed Ramsey said smoking industry has been Woodland Valley, a Naw Jeruv Cor- right of reversion lo M. J. Stavola, position, the council decided poration, are the owners of Loll 11 Inc and Woodland Vallev, their sue in a weekend interview. super-ceded by New Jersey's to exempt the older buildings. and 16 in Block 131 on tha Tax Map of (assort and assigns new criminal code. Ihe Borough of Tinton Faltt, contl.l- Mrs. Geddes was un- The compromise didn't mg of apprommaielv 35 3 acres lo available for comment after Those laws give the power cattd in the southerly portion of tha E. If title to the property being work. municipality, and acquired by the Borough ot Tlnton state Attorney General John to municipalities or the WHEREAS, M J. Stavola, Inc. rails shall be defective and M. j owners of restaurants. Hotel, motel and restau- and Woodland Valley dadra to ax- Slavola, inc. and Woodland Vallev J. Degnan told the council it change the properties owned by said fail to cure said defect and succeed couldn't ban smoking in res- Also included is a hike in rant lobbyists filed court ac- corporations 'or the property owned in delivering title lo the Borough of i.v the Borough of Tinton Falls and Tinton Falls insurable by a repu- taurants and public facilities. fines from $25 to $200 for such tions to overrule the council. whei table tllle Insurance company doing things as smoking on a bus. The Attorney General's >v the owners at property adiacant to business tn Ihe State of New Jersey "The council is going to Lots 2. 3 and i in Block US, and seak the Borough of Tinton Falls may meet Jan. 14 to discuss an Earlier this year, the decision said the court suits to eachange Ihe property with the declare the proposed land exchange Borough in order to develop tha said as breached by M J Stavola, Inc. appeal," Ramsey said. council which operates under were no longer necessary. Property, and and Woodland Valley, after which WHEREAS, N J S 40A:tl-U M. j. Stavola, inc. and Woodland Degnan's ruling Thursday permits a municipality to exchange Valley shall be Jointly and severally ill rights or interests In property liable to the Borough of Tlnton Falls when the properly to be conveyed to in the lum of 13,500.00 In order to 144 Tlnton falls Store robbed at knife-point the municipality are at least of equal satisfy tha costs borne by the value and more advantageous lo tha Borough of Tlnton Falls for prepara- persons deslrlna lo be heard thareon municipality for public use than tha tion and publication of this Or- will bi 0lv«n full opportunity. RED BANK - A knife- said. lands or right* and interests therein dinance together with engineering JEROME S. REED wielding, masked robber es- The robber is described as to be conveyed by the municipality, fees, legal fees and costs incurred In Borough Clerk and thai II is in the public interest the proposed land exchange; a slim, black male, approx- DK. u inn caped with an undetermined that such eachange of lands or rights F Contemporaneous with the amount of cash from the imately 23 years old, six feet exchange of Deeds for the properties 114 Fr—hold Borough mated identified on Schedule "A" and NOTICBOFDBCISIONOP Krausier store, 1S8 Broad St. tall, and weighing about 150 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Schedule "B" and as a further con- aOUO OF ADJUSTMENT pounds, with a short haircut. ORDAINED bv the Mayor and Coun- sideration of this land exchange. M TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: at 11:43 last night, police re- cil of the Borough of Tlnton Falls ai J Stavola, inc. and Woodland Valley PUBLIC NOTICE ll horeov glv ported. He was wearing blue Jeans follows shall cause a Deed of Easement to en to ill persons that • public hear- Saction 1 It Is hereby dt be executed and delivered to the ing wit held on DKimtor II, 1979 at Police said that George and a blue Jacket. In mined that the lands or rights or Borough of Tlnton Falls creating a winch Marine, an application lor a interests therein that ara owned bv sewer easement being a width of is uu varlanca on Block I, Lot 14. Jeffrey Lega, a Krausier em- Detective Raymond Pat- Ihe Borough and commonly known feet on Hope Road In the Borough of commonly known at Windsor Street ployee, reported that the terson is investigating. as Lots 2. 3 and 4, in Block IIS on tha Tlnton Falls, the full description of and N. Llndan street, WMt Lorn Tax Map. and more specifically sat which is attached hereto as Schedule Branch, Naw Jersey, was discussed. man, carrying a knife and forth and described in Schedule "A" "C" and which shall also be In dttdched hereto and made a part of surable by a reputable title Insur- Said application was dtnlad wearing a red bandanna this Ordinance, ara of lessar value ance company doing business In the without prejudice for Incomplete- than the lands or rights or interests State of New Jersey, and which ness and available lor Inspection In mask, ran into the store and Fire kills thertln that are to be conveyed lo sewer easement than permit tha In- Ihe Municipal Building. Borough of the Borough bv M. J. Stavola, Inc. stallation of sewer malm by the West Long Branch, New Jersav.- up to the counter and de- and Woodland Vallav, commonly Borough of Tlnton Falls at any time BO»RD OF ADJUSTMENT OF manded the contents of the in the future and shall contain such WEST LONO BRANCH known as Lots 13 and 16, In Block 133 ROCCO W. CHRISTOPHER 31 show on tha Tax Map, and more specifi- language as shall reasonably permit cash register. cally described In Schedule "B" at- the effectuation of this purpose bv Secretary of tha Board tached hereto and made a part here- the Borough of Tlnton Falls Dec X is.N The robber instructed of. Purthar, It Is determined thai tha exchange of lands would place In tha Section 3- This Ordinance shall Lega to put the money into a horses Borough of Tinton Falls a property take effect upon final pesseoe and 14* Monmouth County ~ Register start photo bv Dave Klatdea publication according to law paper bag, which Lega did, that Is more advantageous to the NOTICS TO SIDOSRS Borough for public usa and that It It SCHEDULE A Notice II hereby given thai according to police. OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) CHRISTMAS AT Rl VERVIEW — Leonard Perry, Santa Claus to the Red Bank Fire •n tha public interests that tuch ax- Lots 2, 3 and 4, In Block Its on sealad bids will be received bv tha - A fire apparently sparked Department, rode the truck to Riverview Hospital yesterday to bring Christmas change of lands or rights or Interests ihe Taa Map of the Borough of Tln- Monmouth County Board of Recrea The robber fled north on therein be consummated. ton Falls. Don Commissioners at tha Mon- Broad Street on foot, police by an electrical short killed cheer to 8-year-old Jeff Mallnka of Port Monmouth and many other children In the SCHEDULE B mouth County Park System ADMIN- Saction 2- That tha exchange of Lots 13 and u in Block 132 on the ISTRATIVE OFFICES, Thompson 31 show horses worth at least hospital's pediatrics ward. Santa and the firemen also distributed gifts and candy landi described In Schedule "A" and Tax Map of tha Borough of Tlnton Park, Newman Springs Rd . Lin 1500,000, authorities say. Schedule "B" o( this Ordinance. Falls. crort. New Jersav, until 10;0O a.m.. from the fire truck to borough children outside the hospital. which are attached hereto and made SCHEDULE C prevailing time on Thursday, Janu- Three of the' horses that a part hereof, is hereby approved IS foot wide permanent sewer ary 3, 19*0 and then publicly opened and that tha Mayor and Borough easement for a distance of 1.2*4.70 and read aloud for the following: Minor fire died after being trapped in Clark trt hereby authonied and feel In Lot 1-3, In Block MS, on the directed to execute any and all docu- Taa Map of tha Borough of Tlnton 1. Automotive Repair Parts I the dense smoke at the ments necessary to effectuate such Falls, immediately adjacent lo Hope Service exchange subjacl to tha following Road, together with an additional 30 2. Grounds a, Turf Repair Parti Harold Admas Stables were additional conditions: fool temporary sewer construction fc Service damages reportedly former national A. Title to be conveyed bv tha easement for use during the) con- Bid Documents, Including In- Borough of Tinton Falls shall be struction and installation of tha struction! to Bidden, Proposal American Saddlebred and sewer line, said 30 foot temporary Forms, and complete Plans and Spe- sufficient If bv Bargain and Sala cifications may be obtained bv quali- Arabian champions, author- Deed. Covenant vs. Grantors, as to easement to be adiacant to and in house wall Lois 3 and 4 in Block US, and bv Quit addition to the IS foot permanent fied bidden at tha ADMINIS- sewer easement. TRATIVE OFFICES of Ihe MON ities said. Claim Dead as lo Lot 2, Block 111. MOUTH COUNTY PARK SVSTEM. MIDDLETOWN - Ap- B. Title from M. J. Stavola, Inc. PUBLIC NOTICE located In Thompson Park, Newman "I tried to get into the and Woodland Vallav shall be by Tha foregoing Ordinance was in- Springs Rd., Llncroft, New Jersey. proximately 35 firemen from Bargain and Sala Deed. Covenant troduced and passed first reading at between tha hours of 9 DO a.m. and barn, but the smoke was driv- against Grantor, and shall be In- a regular meeting of the Mayor and «.» p.m . Monday through Friday. two companies responded to surabla bv a reputable title Insur- Council of the Borough of Tlnton ing you back," Adams said. ance company doing business In Fells held on Dec. 11, 1*79 and said All bids must be submitted on a fire last night which dam- New Jersey, Ordinance will be further considered the standard proposal forms In tha aged a wall behind a fireplace "None of the horses was or final passage at a special meet manner designated and required bv C. Clasing shall taka place the specifications, and mull be within »o davi from tha effective ng of seld governing body to be held at 37 Sheppard Drive. actually scarred by fire," on Dec. 27, 1979, at 1:15 p.m. at the enclosed In sealed envelopes baarlna data ot this Ordinance, aacapt that the name and address of the blddar the closing dale may be extended for Borough Hall, Tlnton Falls, New The fire, which did minor said District Fire Chief Jersey at which time and place all and the title of Ihe bid on Ihe outside, an additional period not be exceed K and addressed lo tha Monmouth structural damage and light Leland Hodge. "None actual- County Board of Recreation Com- missioners. P.O. Box 324, Llncroft, smoke damage to the house, ly burned in the fire itself, N J 07731. Bids must be delivered at although some were scarred the place and before tha hour men- was reported at 11:25 p.m. tioned above. and brought under control by up • little bit trying to get out Make It Yourself "During the performance ot this of their stalls. contract, all contractors ara re- 11:35, according to a fire de- quired to comply with the require- partment spokesman. ments of P.L. 1975c. 117." The barn was heavily in- The Monmouth County Board of Fire Chief George Grem- sulated and well-sealed Fancy Ripples! Recreation Commissioners reserves 747 Ihe right to waive any Informalities minger said the fire began against the cold, Hodge said. In, or to reject any or ell bids, and 10 behind the fireplace. There award contracts In whole or In part II deemed In the best Interest of tha was a fire In the fireplace at Board to do lo. No bidder may withdraw his bid the time. Middletown due within thirty 130) days following the Four trucks from the Old dele of bid opening. The Monmouth County Board of Village and Middletown to sound alarm Recreation Commissioners shall re sarva tha right to hold bids for sixty Township No. 1 fire com- Soft, feminine and practical— (401 days prior to award of con- tract!. panies responded to the for hostages learn this jacket with everything. alarm and were on the scene The new softened styling with By order of The Board of Recre- MIDDLETOWN - Mayor ation Commissioners of tha County until 12:35 a.m. an easy tie at the neckline. of Monmouth. Robert J. Eckert announced Crochet lacket in 2 colors Ross W. Maghan. Six members of the J. R. Chairman last night that all 16 fire and of 2 strands bedspread cotton in James J. Truncer, McDonald family were home first aid sirens in the town- an easy fancy ripple stitch. Secretary-Director Dec. 14 sn.io when the blaze broke out. ship will sound at noon Pattern 747 Sues 814 incl. There were no injuries. NOTICS OF FIRIT RSOULAHLV Christmas Day for 30 seconds SCHSDULBO MSSTINO OF THS The cause of the fire will MONMOUTH COUNTY BOARD OF in recognition of the 50 Amer- • ICMATIOH COMMISSIONS*.! be investigated routinely by ican hostages being held in $1.50 for each pattern. Add 40t ADOPTED BY: •esatatjaa Na. •nilli-M the Middletown Fire Preven- Iran. each pattern.lor first-class air- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tion Bureau. mail and handling Stud tax thai the First Regularly Scheduled "We hope that all the res- Meeting of the Monmouth County Gremmlnger said he Board of Recreation Commissioners idents of the township will for the Year lyao, will be held on wished to remind township take a few minutes out of Laura Wheeler MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY 'TH, al 1:00 P.M. In Ihe Board Room residents to check their fire- their Christmas holiday to re- of Ihe Administrative Office. places to make sure they are Needlecratt Dapt. 61 Thompson Park, Newman Springs member the hostages in Road, Llncroft in working order and to pre- Iran," Mayor Eckert said. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD vent chimney related fires. Tha Daily Register OF RECREATION COM- He added, "All people MISSIONERS The chief also warned ROSS W. MAGHAN, Chairmen should reflect for a minute or JAMES J TRUNCER, against placing Christmas two about bow fortunate we Boi 161, Old ChtJMa Sta., New Secretary Director trees too close to a fire in the York, NT 10011. Print Name, DATED: December 17. 1979 are and how unfortunate they Dec. » 17.20 fireplace. Udraa, Zip, Pattern Numbtr. are." NEW! 1980 NEtDLECRAFI catalog. Value packed! (her 170 23a Octanport Jis Octanport 23» Octanport designs-all crafts. 3 free pat- TAX SALE NOTICE Of Real Estate In the Borough of Oceanporl tor Non-payment of Taxes and Assessments. terns printed inside. Send Jl 00 Public Notice Is hereby given that I, Ida M. Lancaster, Collector of Taxes of the Borough of Oceanporl, Monmouth County, New Jersey, will sell at public auction on the 31st of December. 1979 at 10:00 A.M. In tha fteeaw peseta ay iMva Kieajaaa Municipal Building. m Monmouth Blvd., Oceanport, Naw Jersey, the herein described lands, for tha tax year 1977. CH RISTMAS 61 FT — Food baskets like the one held by Alphonse Alfone, president Said lands will be sold lo make tha emounl of municipal liens chargeable against tha same on tha 31st day or December, 1971 as computed In Ihe tax list, together with Interest on Ihe said amounts lo the data of sale and tha of St. Glrard's Guild of Long Branch, will be distributed for Christmas to needy city cost of the sale, at public vendua lo such persons as will purchase tha same, subject to redemption et the lowest rate of Interest, but In no case In excess of 12 percent par annum. families. Looking on at yesterday's Christmas party In St. Girard's Chapel an All-Seasons Smart! Printed Pattern This sale Is made under the provisions of Article 4, Chapter i. Title 54 of Ihe revised stetules of New Jersey 1947. Jessie Anderson, S, and Santa Claus. entitled "Sale of Reel Property lo Enforce Liens" and acts supplementary thereto. When tha tax sale takes place, payment of all taxes or assessments, costi and Interest must be paid bv the purchaser before conclusion of the sale, otherwise Ihe property will be Immediately resold. At any time before the sale, the Collector will receive payment of Ihe amount due together with Interests end costs Incurred to the date of payment. Tha laid lands to be sold and the names of parsons against who said taxes have bean assessed, and costs on account of each parcel for unpaid taxei are ai follows: DetlnauoM Interest Total Block Lot Name of Owner Taxes a. Costs Due HA 71 Saa Gull Lid. 171.51 »!».44 $101M 7JC 1.2 Saa Gull Lid. to.t] 11.57 111J0 7IK 21B Estate of Allen A. Cole 10.03 11.0a 17.11 Ida M Lancaster. Dec. 3.10.17,24 190 00 Smart start-off for winter, 146 Wtst Long Branch 14* Wtst Long Branch 14* West Long Branch first for 1980! Add variety to out- PUBLIC SAL! OP RIAL ISTATB FOR UNPAID TAXBS, fits with lops lo luck in or wear •OROUOM OF WSIT LOOS BRANCH, IN TUB COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. I. FRANCES L. TOWNSEND, Collector of Ta»es, In and for the Borough of Wait Long Branch. County of as merblouses. Note Mutter Monmouth and State of New Jersey, hereby give notice that according lo the law raoallrlnt ma to make public the sleeves, yoke interest. unpaid tanas, assessments and real estate In saw Borough of Wait Long Branch far the veer 1971, sal forth after each particular parcel of properly, will on December 27, 1979, at 9:00 A.M. at tha Borough Mall. Wait Long Branch, Printed Pattern 9138: Half New Jersav, sell the lends, tenements, hereditaments and rail estate hereinafter described 10 make the amount Sues lOVr. 12H, 14V 16W, chargaable against such land!, together with Interest on said amount and the costs of sala of public vendue. 181*. 20W, Women Sues 34, The sala shall be mada In foe to such parsons as will purchase Ihe same, subject to redemption at the lowest rate of Interest, but In no caaa In encesa of I percent per annum, providing any person at Ihe sale shall offer to 36. 38. 40, 42, 44. 46. 48. purchase tha property sublecl to redemption at a rale of Interest leu than ana percent, that each person may In lieu of eny rate of Interest upon redemption offer a premium over and above the emount af taxes, assessments or other cherges due the municipality and In such case the property will be struck off and sold to the bidder who offers to pay the said taxes, assessments or charges, plus Uva highest amount of premium. Thll sale Is mada under Ihe provisions of the Revised Statutes of Naw Jersey, Title 54. Article 1, Chapter 5, Section 19 to 111 Thesa Id lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate to bo sold, and the names of the persons against whom said taxes have bean assessed and the years far which the taxes hava been assessed an account of Send $1.50 for uch pattern. tach parcel and the amount hereinafter set forth Include thtfie totaSoul amount of tataxei s for the veer hereinafter set forth Add 40t for each pattern for against each property, with Interest calculated according la R. 5 54-MS are es tm TAX SALB LIST FOR 1971 TAX«I - DBCIMBIR V. 1979 first-clan airmail, handling. ll Sand to: Nam* pa.rH IU. TM Taw ' Loram Corp. Co Ire D. Warner 10 So. Belle Drive 43.72 te 71.17 Robert P. and Bills* A. Powers 14 Wall Slreet tff.M 7)7.14 Joseph Secco 11 Mitchell Terrace IJMn rs 1.131.19 Harold R. and Miriam F. Taltsar 7 Pleasant Drive 140.17 • varxk'w *w p e wraal *•«*• e^ oa> e^a» aBa a* ¥ us I BB fun vn r a*a|U a—n aa> H u am B n.tt MARIAN MARTIN DUI THt NORTH1A1Tf MONMOUTH COUNTY RIOIONAL SSWIRAOI AUTHORITY Taka further notice that pursuant la ma provision, of N. J.S.A. 4M14A-11 uiat I, Frances L Towniend111.24 , will en the 17-th day of December, I97» at 9:00 A.M. In ma Borough Hall at 95 Poplar AvefwTwMI LorTtVencnTJhv70.71 , Pattern Dapt. 420 Jersey sell the lots and parcels of land hereinafter eaacrlbae) for unpaid sewer servicecharges « the Northeast Monmouth County Roglonel sawerege Authority all of which ll In accordance with a statement filed with me by said Authority, showing the amount and due date of uch unpaid charges and Identifying the lots and parcels of Tha Dally Register lands chargeable. The said Ml and parcels to be sold and the name, at parsons Interested In said Ms and parcels! against which said unpaid service shall be charged as follows: Name PmiajUla BkKi Lai Ta« •CaaJJ Total 232 West Uth SL, New York, N» William 1 Claire Avers 22 Homestead Avenue 11-0 11111A 101.12 10011. Print NAME, ADO-ESS, Anthony"iXoretta Secco 31 Palmar Avenue 1 1M.71 n'.a SBJ John R. 4 Tharaia A. Fisher 17 Plnewood Avenue 14 4-A 15.00 4.40 It. ft IP, SIZE and STYLf NUMBER. Sacco's Rettauram. Inc. 74 Oceanaort Avenue 11 5.4.19 120 105 00 14.70 CUT CLOTHING COSTS with our Raymond |_. A Barbara Bacon 975 Broadway tl-l I m.n 44.44 , RaaMor Itaff akeeabrCarl Farta* NEW FALL-WINTER PATTERN CAT- Anthony A Lorotta Secco tilt Broadway 14-0 15-B alto §ta1M13x0 •VTvtn thi MI* takts P.J.C* pavmant af all inn or twMunwrtt, co«ti and IntarnWS.t Mmutt taTinacto ftv iht BRIODYBUNCH — About 125 children met Santa Claus at th* Christmas meeting of ALOG, sew a new ward- purchaior bvfor* tht concluiion of tha Mia, etttarwlat tha impariv will ba ImmadlataJv ratoM. obe lor less $$$. Free $1.50 - witnast my hand this Sixth dav of Oacamaar Mlnilaan Hundred and Savanty-Nlna. the Briodv Bunch Social Club yesterday In Brlody's River Road, Rumson. Telling FRANCES L. TOWNSEND pattern coupon. Catalog, $1. •OftOUGH CLERK Santa their Christmas wishes are Jill Halliaan, 3, of Rumson and Steven Vaughan, 3, Dt. 7. 14,21,1. | , of Highlands. • Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, DECEMBER 24.1979 TI«D»ily Register 21 IS IUKEY PlfiVIN' I'LL LET LUKEV SKAK.LUKEV!! CARDS TONIGHT ANSWERTHAT OR IS HE STILL Crossword puzzle INTH'006HOOSE? ACROSS 32 IrrtaMng 62 Ettulganot 21 Reprieves 1 Dactudout 36 Owl 63 Diaa- 22 Nasal lone 5 Chaaa 39 Partot 64 Shipbuild- 26 Legal wrong 9 Monawkor QED ing wood Samoa 40 OutfMd 66 Bizarre 29 Scraps 14 Boorish last 66 -«M X Marathon 15 Suits to 43 Mutilate 67 Dodge 31 Ordtnel 16 S«lom« s 44 Krugaror 68 Oendroto suffixes audlBnc* PranHngar giat 1 con- 32 Beeeti 17 Hobraw 45 Catnadtal cern 33 Be-as month parti 68 Devours It may IB Shaat 46 Bunchof 70 Frankfurt 34 Coconut fabric hacWad ardor — liber 19 Insipid do 36 Halt pre( 20 Throws* 48 Transgress DOWN 37 Abyss THIS SEAT COME OH. I'LL WHY IS EVERYONE slow ball 50 Columnist's t Crlnkry 38 Slugger MOW! HE WELL )l STEALING ASSIGN EACH OF LOOKING AT ME? 23 Fourth — source cloth Slaughter (the press) 53 Paper 2 Humdingers 41 Maps alia TOOK MY SHE 4 IS SO YOU A SEAT ON 24 Obscene fastener 3 Mature 42 "Intomo' SEAT ON LEFTTOY CHILDISH/ THE COUCH 25 Camay 01 58 Far from a 4 Parry's rJvMon THE ©ETA Uiklettw winning Street 47 Region*, 27 Dreambarkad streak 5 Leading poetically COUCH DRINK rope 49 Cays 6 Prow's 51 Graceful Yesterday s Puzzle Solved: state and quick 52 Seoul's pi K 7 Staircase llRlE A IP HMSII feature land II I N 1 11 1 ijt 6 Rigid 54 Dome or j 1 1 9 Certain durt T A h I L 5 ' 11 t 1 musical 55 Spurious: k N 1 intervals pref I N ', 1 AH 1 1 • 1 1 it '• 56 Hire i OSE ME WWYIN ...IF ANYBOy CAN hMKE A HEAVY \m A 1 I A 1 1 1 1 t A J1 10 Italian N 1 II •AN 1 x •, painter 57 Glacial Mary Worth 1' 1' I, A 1 11 Where ridge SIB6H IN A SNOW SKM, U$ SOTJA 8E HIM!' 1 |G IA • 1 N SIT II \wML VI I1 Mil 1' 58 Traduce r y 1 in Tabriz is DONT you WHAT VOU MCI IF WE HAVE A LONG •I 1 1 i 1 J 11 AM 1 1 IM\ 12 Glocken 59 Henri's THINK THE GIRL THINK, CAN ONLV GIVE. TALK, 1COUUD TELL VOU IIKJJ A 1 | (1 A •J A spiel's head The Family Circus Bv Bil !, 1 H 'i "'I! 1W\ ,1 j THE GOeatP ABOUT US ll£ER5f--AND HOW TEACHING CAN i : | I sound 60 Choice DESERVED TO * ' A UN Gt 1 1 I VOU HITTlNSTHE?*«uv L HAVE A FONDNESS BE SATISFYING' | >|l ' "]' 13 Dutch 61 Tied BE PUNISHED, I 1 1 N I ' y A N]S]\ .OR. B ALLWEK FOR HIGHLY- 11 1 commune 62 Fetched TDWN.OAKA! ftPCED POOOf TWELVE HUNDRED TVWT6 \*WTOO EXPENSIV E WHY DONT MXI GOTO A BSM MOW MUCH IS THAT FOR A STRING OF PEARLS t STORE AND 6UY A STRING STRING OP "Mommy! I can't get to sleep." Your horoscope, birthday MONDAY, DECEMBER 24 fail than take unfair advan- take conservative views LEOIJuly 23-Auo. 22) - Bom today, you are one of tage. The new and the different This is no day for fault-find- thaw highly Independent Also born on this date prove surprisingly good ing Make every effort to people who can be counted are: Kit Carson, Indian ARIESfMarch 21 April spread good cheer presents on to go your own way, tcout, plonssr; Ava 19) - Loved ones may be bring joy in PM. regardless of what others Gardner, actress. excused for hiding real feel- VIRGOfAug. 23 Sept 22) say or do. You have all the To see what is in store for ings A disappointment - Quick " decisions require attributes of a natural lead- you tomtnorow, find yqur should be kept to yourself quick changes Loved ones er, including the sense of birthday and read the corre- now. can be of service in the sponding paragraph Let responsibility necessary to TAURUSIApril 20-May memory department. preclude talking people into your birthday star be your 20) - Don't allow the finan- LIBRA'Sspt. 23-Oct. 22) - actions wrong for them. You daily guide. cial situation on the home • Until you have a firm have tremendous personal TUESDAY, DECEMBER The Wizard of Id front to dampen your holi- grasp of the principles integrity and you possess 25 day spirit Much is gained in involved, you would do well courage when your princi- CAPRICORNIDec 22- PM to take things as they come. ples are challenged. Jan. 19) - Surprises may CAN FIU-THBH UPf ' In spite of all these outgo- keep you from early morn- GEMINKMay 21-June 20) SCORPIOIOct. 23-Nov. ing characteristics, you are ing routine Children rob you - Social activities take the 21) - Make no effort to thought by some to be retir- of sleep - play along! entire day Be prepared to change the order of things ing. Such an assessment AOUARIUSIJan. 2O-Feb. set all thoughts of business today. Children may have merely mirrors your reti- 18) - Keep adverse opinions aside. Spirits are high • the last word in activities. cence, not any inclination to to yourself - especially CANCER! June 21-July SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22- stay behind the scenes while when it comes to your view 22) - Take care that in an Isc. 21) - You will obtain others bask in the spotlight of a gift given to another effort to sidestep argument \e best results by working You are considered ambi- PISCES South dealer Doonesbury Both sides vulnerable Sheinwold's bridge advice NORTH tonecnsisiN • 10 4 Ttmtm US. EMBASSY, .^jjoon/ Bamegat / Bedminster / Berkeley Heights / Bernardsville I Blackwood / Brick Town / Camden / Carteret / Cherry HiH /Cranford /East Brunswick / East Orange / Eatontown / Efaabe,. % o 2 1 ^esssasL 1 ^/'on/Turnersville/Townley/Toms River/Summit/South Plainfield/Silverton/Roxbury/Roselle/Rahway/Point Pleasant/P<)hatc<)ng/r^r*»Jd/Ph^ji»MB/Ptrth Amboy/^