'Lifted' everything and then some 88-year-old thief sent to, New York By JULIE WOLF Mole a wallet, containing more than $200, from her pock found clothing items allegedly sjyiplifted from Macy's de- MIDDLETOWN - When II comet to persistence. etbook partment store in New York. Charles EUenberg of Baltimore ought to win some kind After being rushed to Riverview Hospital. Red Bank, "They still had the R.H. Macy's tags hanging off ." of prize the quick-fingered Mr Eisenberg kept on trying, police said one incredulous detective. First he feigned a heart attack last Friday at the of- said. ( • Mr Eisenberg gave his address as 306 Franklin Ave., fice* of a Middletown moving firm, according to police While doctors and nurses were looking the other way, Baltimore, Md here. police said he stole a blood pressure gauge and other ex- Mr Eisenberg was charged with larceny of more When a woman went to summon an ambulance he amining equipment used by doctors than 1200 and was found guilty of the charge yesterday in- By this time Middletown Patrolman William Fowlie municipal court, after spending six days, including was investigating the missing wallet and came to (he hos- Chnstmas in the county jail He was credited foretime al- pital to question the suddenly recovered Mr Eisenberg ready spent in jail and given a free train ticket back to Police said they found the wallet in Mr Eisenberg's pos- New York City session, and took him to headquarters to be booked, But a man with the dedication of Mr Eisenberg was where he told police he was an epileptic not to be shaken by a mere six days in jail. He also gave his birth dale as 1890. making him a When he was in municipal court, officials noted that spirited 88 years old he hadn't returned the prison uniform, as is customary, i "While he was being booked, he managed to flirt with but had continued wearing it under his own clothing. Po- our secretaries," a detective said lice later recovered the uniform. Mr Eisenberg told police he came off a train from Mr Eisenberg is believed to have left here on a train New York before wandering into the moving company. to New York yesterday afternoon. Police discovered that Mr Eisenberg is a fair-minded "I wouldn't be surprised if when last seen, Mr. Eisen- man who shows no special favoritism towards Middle- berg was trying tojjteatqjjjeal the/rain," said a Middletown de- Charles Eiaenbcrg vlalled Mlddlelown town Upon examining his possessions they said they tective ^

CAMPING QUEEN — Susan Young, 20, of Middle- town, was voted New Jersey Camping Queen yes- terday during a press preview of the New Jersey Trailer-Camping & Sport Show at Mort's Port, Neptune. Runnerup was Betsy Mauger, of Fair Haven, among five finalists for the title. Judging the contest were outdoor editors and other mem- The Daily bers of the news media In aftendahce.~MTss Young will represent the camping show In Convention Hall, Asbury Park during its four-day run, Jan. 12- VOL. 100 NO. 157 SHREWSBURY, N. J. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1977 15 CENTS . Human rights topic shaking Poles By FRANK CORMIER ish spectators were on hand from the White House Associated Press Writer as the national anthems ol Wednesday, the president the two countries were touched on human rights in Carter disturbed, WARSAW, Poland (AP) - played. Poland, saying the govern- President Carter placed a Carter, accompanied by his ment here is "relatively will- wreath of red carnations-'at wife Rosalynn. shook hand.' ing to give people their reli- the Tomb of the Unknown with Polish veterans after thi gious freedom and other free- staffer's more so Soldier in downtown Warsaw ceremony and signed a guesi doms." today, beginning a round of book, just as Presidents FOR During the flight to War- WAESAW, Patoa* (AP) - PretKeal Carter wit ea- ceremonial visits prior to and Nixon did on their trip; saw, presidential adviser kanaaal a fnal if Us Ptllik wtkraen ye«er«ay toe holding an unprecedented to Poland. Zbigniew Brzezinski, a native U rtaajr riMNUMM ITIHUUM e< Mi rcaarki ky • news conference at which the Arriving long after dark Pole, told reporters aboard sensitive subject of human last night, Carter's third sen- Air Force One that Poland's At Stole peautaaeat waller kti beca relieve* «f ka rights was expected to come tence in his first formal pro- human rights record, "relati- up nouncement on Polish soil re- vely speaking, is reasonably The traattaler, Stoakra Scyaair, *tfaittuly whstt- Unconfirmed reports circu- ferred to human rights. Still good." MM Rautoa war* ttr Prtrt art wfcea Ike areaaart lated, meanwhile, that Carter later, in responding to a wel- However, Brzezinski con- ••ate at Ike Paw*1 atara far Ike lalure It eaae MI ai would fly to Egypt Tuesday coming address by Commu- tended the Polish government "year koto tar tk« Mare." or Wednesday as part of his nist leader Edward Gierek, has "been lagging" on per- Wkea Carter uM, "wkea Iteft Ike UaMMI Stole.." M current foreign tour and meet Carter cited the Polish con- mitting Poles to emigrate and WMMAM: "wfcea I akaadaari Ike Ualtea Male*." with President Anwar Sadat stitution of 1791 as one of "the join their families in the Al flnt Ike Nn laafke*. tail Ike eaataaiag ataajqi for several hours. ^, great documents in the United States. •ea ay aaktef Ikeai n*4u*i. • Lower level officia.l9*Mth struggle for human rights." Brzezinski, White House as- mt Mrckakc waraiBf aa< tkiky graaaar. the president were said pre- After visiting three Polish sistant for national security • 11ke atker exaapfca: paring alternate flight plans. memorials today and confer- affairs, told reporters no deci- - "Oar —Om was f«na>4" t«ae ai "ea»> Mtlaa WM Such a stopover would be in ring with Gierek, Carter was sion has been made on a Pol- aafcaaal •• line with U.S. interest in fur- to hold a formal news confer- ish request for $200 million in - "hba It ikt aaeestrai kaae •! m»n ikM I aUUNa thering Egyptian-Israel peace ence being broadcast live in agricultural credits. Aaerttaaa" eaa* u "a itoto ab» wktek eaatlltalet Ik* talks, lately strained by the United States and to East This was on the agenda for Idkvtoat af M aUtoa Aaerkaai." stands taken by the nation's European audiences by the the talks the president and - "Palatal Caaaty" eaae ai "Pulasal Darkf." two leaders, as well as by Voice of America. This will Secretary of State Cyrus R. - "«e waa Ike atalratiM" eaa« *• "ke aerKea Ike Carter himself. be the first full dress news Vance were holding with Gie- Polish and American flags conference ever held by a rek. Brzezinski said Carter - "ItoaltUat al Me" eaae ai "ctadllMM at We." whipped in the chill wind un- US president in a Commu- might make a decision on the - "•» anaJettea me trae" eaae u "aa« Ikal'i der gray skies and the muf- ' nist country and Carter's first credits while In Warsaw. wait kaaaaari," fled drums of a Polish honor outside the United States Poland has already been guard sounded a cadence as Before Carter left Washing promised $300 million by Sec- Carter, hatless, placed the ton yesterday on the first leg retary of Commerce Juanita wreath Rain turned to snow of a six-nation tour, Polish Kreps when she was here last during the ceremony at a diplomats there entertained month. Will still request monument built on the re- members of his traveling par- The country was said by mains of an 18th century pal- ty at a luncheon during which Brzezinski to be seeking f 7 ace destroyed by the Nazis in some of them voiced appre- wider participation in joint World War II. hension about human rights business ventures with the escapee's return FLOWERS FOR CARTER — A small girl presents flowers to President Two Marine guards from becoming the major issue dis- West. He said the United Jimmy Carter upon his arrival at the Warsaw airport last night. Carter ar- FREEHOLD - Clinton E Florida governor's office. the U.S. Embassy carried the cussed at the news confer- States is particularly inter- Mr. Cronin noted that a rived In the Polish capitol for talks with Polish First Secretary Edward wreath up to the monument ence. ested in coal-gasification proj- Cronln, acting Monmouth Glerek who watches from the background. . County prosecutor, says he Florida judge had previously for Carter. Hundreds of Pol- In a television interview ects already under way here. still intends to seek extra- voiced harsh criticism of New dition from Florida of John Jersey law enforcement offi- Montedoro, who "escaped" cials for the release of Monte- from Marlboro Psychiatric doro Hospital in September, even "With that kind of reaction Vance job: Unsnarl Carter Arab remarks though the 24-year-old from the Florida Judge. I de- Bradley Beach man is cur- cided it (seeking continuation By Associated Press Mideast war. Carter - due in Saudi Arabia However, Begin told Israeli mil. But. he added, "Ex- resort of Netanya, 18 miles rently free without bail. of bail) would be a waste of The comments sparked ang- next Tuesday - to squeeze radio Carter's comment on a pectations were greater than north of Tel Aviv, and the Earlier this week, a hearing time until we have some Secretary of State Cyrus R ry reaction yesterday in the more concessions from Israel. Palestinian state was "a very they should have been It was state radio said the blast In Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., re- strong legal standing," he Vance is trying to defuse Arab world positive, most serious state- unrealistic to expect the prob- killed two men and injured "There is no doubt the sulted In ball being allowed to commented. mounting Arab criticism of ment, which the Israeli lems plaguing the Middle two others. United States is the only expire on Montedoro, accord- An extradition hearing will President Carter's Mideasl Sadat said he was "dis- people receive with grat- East for 30 years would have In Beirut, a Marxist Pales- country that can pressure Is- Ing to Florida officials, who be requested after the appro- remarks in advance of talks appointed" and "embar- itude" been resolved in one meet- tinian guerrilla group said it rael to become more lenient," noted that New Jersey had priate paperwork is com- with Jordan's King Hussein rassed" by Carter's state- , ing" set off the blast, which it said the broadcast said. Carter said he favored not sent a representative to pleted, presumably in Ja- and King Khaled of Saudi ments. In an interview with A bomb exploded early was "our first reaction" to ABC News in Cairo, Sadat creation of a Palestinian state the proceedings. nuary, according to Mr. Cro- Arabia. Carter is expected to seek Thursday in the Israeli coastal Begin's peace plan. said the U.S. president's re- or entity linked to surround- Montedoro, who had been nin. Saudi help in bringing more Vance, traveling with Car- marks would hamper Israeli- ing nations and said estab- confined In New Jersey men- Within two hours after Mon- Arab states into the negotia- ter to Poland last night, told Egyptian peace negotiations, lishment of a "radical" state tal hospitals since he was tedoro's release two months tions now under way between reporters aboard Air Force already strained by tough in the region would not be In found Innocent by reason of ago from Marlboro, Mr. Cro- Israel and Egypt. One that the president did not negotiating stands from Cairo the interest of peace. insanity of the 1974 murder of nin had warrants issued seek- The Inside Story endorse Prime Minister Men- and Jerusalem. He cautioned two Tinton Falls youths, had ing the mental patient's re- The president was sched- Vance told reporters he will ahem Begin's insistence that that the signing of a Mideast THE WKATHKR been free on bail in Florida turn. uled to meet with Hussein attend a meeting of Israeli Israeli soldiers garrison the settlement "might be delayed since being located there by However, Montedoro's par- New Year's Day in Iran in an and Egyptian foreign minis- Sunny today with rain late tonight aad occupied West Bank of the for some time." effort to bring Jordan into the police. ents had already left the ters In Jerusalem Jan. 15 and tomorrow. Partly cloudy Sunday aad Jordan River talks. Tuesday with a chance of rain on Monday. He had been inadvertently stite. en route to Florida. Sadat has rejected the Be- 16 V Montedoro's father, police Vance called the Begin pro- Complete report on page 2. released from Marlboro last gin plan, presented when the The Jordan government is- Sadat and Begin agreecNin Captain Vincent Montedoro. posal offering civil automony September after a staff psy- two leaders met last weekend sued a statement in Amman Ismailia to set up political Festive buflel tor New Year's Eve J had told a judge at a Marl- to the 1.1 million Arabs in the chiatrist pronounced him in Ismailia. Egypt demands rejecting the Begin plan, la- and defense committees head-\ Middletown South wins Bayshore title 14 boro hearing that he was re- West Bank and the Gaza Strip "cured." full Israeli withdrawal from beling it a scheme to "legal- ed by their foreign and de- ^Neptune faces Asbury In Jubilee title game 14 Mr. Cronln said he decided tiring to Florida and wanted "an appropriate starting point war-won Arab lands and crea- ize Israeli occupation." fense ministers to continue Bridge Advice 21 OMh\ REGISTER some time ago to allow bail to his son to go there with him. (or discussion." tion of an independent Pales- Syria, a bitter opponent of Mideast negotiations. United Business 7 PHONE NUMBERS run. out and not to return to Recently the father re- tinian state. the Egyptian-Israeli dialogue, Carter, talking to television States and United Nations ClasslfleoZ...ZZZ."il-M •»• Olllte M24M* Florida, courtrooms until the turned to the job, and a police news correspondents Wednes- denounced the "arrogant" Conservative Saudi Arabia, representatives were invited Comics 21 appropriate paperwork was spokesman for the borough day night, said Begin's stand Begin plan in a government Toll Free 171-BH a key U.S. ally in the Middle to join the political talks. The Crossword Puzzle 21 completed for seeking Monte- said Capt. Montedoro had on troops was a "reasonable radio broadcast. The radio Tall Free SM-81M East, added its powerful military discussions to be Editorials ( Classified Dept .542-I7H doro't extradition. never put in for retirement. negotiating position." The said the plan has brought voice to the Arab world's re- held in Cairo will be limited Entertainment Ml ClrcalaUaa Dept M2-4MJ The acting county prose- Instead, according to Police president also backed Begin's Egypt's peace initiative to "a jection of Begin's proposal to Israel and Egypt. Lifestyle 8 Sports Dept M2-4M4 , cutor said New Jersey Is Chief Eugene T. Myles, Capt. rejection of Egyptian Presi- humiliating death." The Saudi state radio Make A Dale 8 Mwdletowa Bureau I71-22W •waiting approval of its ex- Montedoro had apparently dent Anwar Sadat's demand Libya, another staunch crit- Vance said "progress was served notice that Kinn Obituaries 4 Freehold Bureau 431-1193 tradltlon requeit from the been on vacation in Florida. for an, independent Palesti- ic of Sadat's peace moves, made" at the Ismailia sum- Khaled and Crown Princi' Religious News 12 Lang Braacfc Bureau ..2224111 nian state in the territories said Carter's statements were New Year's Eve at Bahrs , "Mlcaael Fitzgerald" Fahd would try to persuade Tonight Cleveland Sports 14-17 Statekouse Bureau (M-2K-i3S8 • Restaurant. $30 per couple. Tonight and Mon. at the captured by Israel in the 1967 a "heavy slap at Sadat." Tideaway, 46 Chelsea Ave., 872-1245. Boatyard. Atlantic Highlands. The Cabaret—Ealonlown The Boro of Oceanporl Long Branch. $1 Fri. Special, Steamers Tim McLoone Tonight New Year's Eve Open House, Rosle O'Grady's Free Big Band Concert Harry's Lobster House Flounder Inn, Rumson. reorganization meeting is res- All you can eat. Inlet Cafe, New Year's Eve Party. For reg. prices — kitchen open all There will be no sanitation Serving complete dinners cheduled for Mon.. Jan. 2, Highlands, 872-9764. information and reservations New Year's Eve WHTG-FM. night. For information call pickup. Mon.. Jan. 2. 1978. in 106.3. 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Unin- New Year's Eve/842-0205 Space for rent-Berry Patch, 1977, noon, at the Municipal call 542-0800. 542-8836. the Borough of Red Bank. New Year's Eve Party terrupted music. from 4:30'til. 2nd floor. 747-4014. Building Tonight "Fresh" "Cleveland" and "Finger Fri. — Everyone — Sat. New Year's Eve llMle O'Grady's New Year's Day New Year's Eve party. Sheraton Inn — llazlet Silver Liquors Licking Good." Hot and cold New Year's Eve Party Open Regular menu and prices, Tlmmy and Danny return * Harry's Lobster House, open "Fresh." Sun., "Grand Ca- Reserve now. New Year's 530 Shrewsbury Ave.. open to buffet, champagne. $3 cover. House. No cover, no mln-1 us Tim McLoone. Flounder Open house In bar, New from 1 p.m.. Complete din- nyon." Trade Winds. Sea Party with Crazy Hughie. 264- 10 p.m. New Year's Eve. The Tideaway. 46 Chelsea imum Long John's Ltd., Kn, Rumson. 842-5494 Year's Eve. 542-0800. ners. 842-0205. Bright. 842-3292. 2400. Open 365 days a year. Ave., Long Branch. Highlands. 872-1771. SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY DECEMBER 30. 1977 Animals Fined in —People- DIRT FLIES - Heaving the first shovelful of tot sale j.kny RttKB. «•« earth at groundbreaking ceremonies (or VlelMi, Steve Jatei ind Keansburg's new 2 million-gallon wrote* tower Gorilla turns 47 attempt Pail CMk. members of the Is Thomas E. Kinlin, center, chafrman of the TAMPA, Fla (AP) - A Sex Pistols punk rock band, PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Massa. the world's oldest cap- Keansburg Municipal Utilities Authority. Oth woman accused of trying to have been denied visas to tive gonlla. celebrated his 47th birthday yesterday, making a trs, from left, are'authority members Walter sell a 2^-y^ar-old girt for 50 the United Stales US Em- shambles of a special cake decorated with apples, carrots and M. Roeseman, Eugene Connelly and Ronald N. cents and then giving the bassy information officer bananas "He jumped on the table, grabbed an apple, and Hayes, and William Spear, engineering con- child away to a stranger was Jim Asher said visas had glared at the crowd as we sang 'happy birthday.' " a spokes- sultant for Pittsburgh Des Molnes Steel Co. of jailed in lieu of H.052 bond on been denied yesterday for man for the Philadelphia Zoo said "He seemed to sense that New York City, which will build the new tower a child desertion charge this the rockers, whose best sell- it was something important Massa. which means "big boss." on a low bid of $415,650. The job, financed by •* week ing album has been banned was bom in 1931 in a remote west African jungle and was federal funds from the Economic Development by the British Broadcasting raised by natives after his mother was slain while raiding vil- Police spokesman Johnny Administration, Includes demolition of the 1923 Corp Asher declined to lage crops Gertrude Lintz. who specialized in rearing baby Barker said yesterday that vintage, 360,000 gallon tower In the back- give specific reasons for primates, gave him to the zoo in I9J5. after he attacked her. blonde, freckle-faced Barbara ground. Site Is near Highland ond Laurel Ave- denying the visas. A .apokefr She also owned Grgantua. the famous circus gorilla Ann Pugh spent "» wonderful Christmas" in a foster home man for the group said an He said she was In good con- appeal may be filed with Wrong-way geese dition but suffered from whit immigration authorities in child welfare officers called Washington '_ LAHAINA. Hawaii (AP) - Two Imperial Canada geese "rotten teeth " • •• seem to have lost their way. arriving on the tropical Ha- Mirjorie Ann Pugh. ». ol President Carter's 10- waiian island of Maui instead of their usual wintering place in Tampa, allegedly offered to year-old daughter, Amy. the chillier north Pacific Imperial roam the Arctic coast dur- sell Barbara Ann to Donald has tried her hand at skiing ing the summer and should spend winter in the Alaskan penin- 1 Silliman. Barker said He said and won mostly high marks ' sula and eastern Siberia, according to National Geographic police assume Mrs Pugh is from her instructor At one magazine "The geese seeme tame and unafraid of people." Barbara Ann's mother. point yesterday, the presi- AMY Carter said a beach resident One of the geese disappeared last Sun- "We haven't determined dent's daughter bumped day, but the other is continuing its vacation. Hospital In Columbia. S.C . otherwise." he said. "She into a tree But her instruc- by Ms wife. Tom Bell, a speaks of the child as hers tor. Mike Wells, said she spokesman for the hospital, She has not denied thai It was "had to be a great kid to hit Pork motel... phew! said Neal. 51. was admitted her baby " a tree and come up smil- to the hospital suffering SALINA, Kan (AP) - Owners of the Pork Motel are ing." Amy is staying it a Barker said two University from exposure He wis In giving in to their Salina neighbors who have been turning up four-bedroom condominium of Tampa students told Silli- satisfactory condition Bell their noses at the motel's operation It's not that the Pork Mo- purchased two months ago man a week ago Thursday said Neal would be kept in tel is a low-rent operation In fact, the motel's capacity num- by Cirlton Hicks, a that they saw the child in a the hospital for !4 hours bers in the thousands But the boarders are hogs and sheep Brunswick. Ot., doctor with tavern. Silliman "went into and planned to make a The feedlot has been put up for sale, and it's owners cite bad whom the president fishes the bar and saw that the child statement when he Is re- at a Georgia sea cost resort was hungry and cold and leased See pregnant polar bear, page 5 asked the mother if he could While Amy was skiing, her take her home and clean her mother and father arrived Canadian Prime Minister up." Barker said. in Poland to begin a six-na- Pkrre Trwkai is on a ski- publicity as the cause of a decrease in its operating income Mrs Pugh allegedly told tion journey this year During the last year, suits have been filed against ing holiday somewhere In Silliman to "take the baby." the Aspen. Colo., ares His the feedlot by the Kansas attorney general's office and the and Silliman gave her his W. 1. Neal, who has been state Department of Health and Environment The state ac- protesting high utility rates aides won't say where he is name and address before tak- staying, but Trudeau Is lo ton came in response, to numerous complaints abou the pun- ing Barbara Ann home. with a one-man sit-in on the gent odor the lot is said to have The controversy surrounding state house steps, was tak- return to Ottawa in a few Two persons in the bar told davs. (he smell of the facility is a major reason for the sale, accord- investigators the mother had en yesterday to Baptist ing to Frank Norton, a Salina attorney and one of two owners twice "tried to sell the child The asking price for the property, which can accommodate for 50 cents." Barker said. up to 4,400 hogs and X.800 sheep, is about $300,000 Silliman and his wife bath- To Atlantic City ed the girl and gave her fresh Death of man, 21, Moose in the streets clothing When they did not hear from Mrs. Pugh. they f OTTAWA (AP) — The sudden appearance of moose in the called state officials the next ruled drug-relatecP Song offers are pouring in streets of Ottawa may be because of social problems In their day natural habitat, authorities say. Some experts suggest a Barbara Ann was placed in BRADLEY BEACH - The that Mr. Caruso, a Bradley moose population explosion in the outlying areas around the By CHARLES WRAV Here's a sample of their envelopes full ot song submis- a foster home, where she death of a 21 year-old man Beach native, did not die of tune: Canadian capital has led the beasts to seek new quarters. In spent Christmas. whose body was found on a exposure, according to Detec- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - sions "Over the bridge at the Jer- the confusion, they have wandered into the city causing "We had a wonderful porch here Monday morning tive Robert Hughes. There must be something "1 don't have the heart to sey Shore serious public threat Three have appeared in the city In re- Christmas and got attached has been termed "drug-re- "The medical examiner about Atlantic City that calls tell anybody their song is no There's a new place that cent months Two were shot, one after a wild chase that en- really quickly." said Dixie lated" by the county medical said that the death is drug-re- for a song good." he said "They think it you've been before should have the words Atlan- ded when the moose feel through a shop window, and the oth- Benton. the foster mother. "I examiner's office, police here lated, but we won't know The offers pour in - about You park your Rolls and tic City'in it 15 times." er was tranquiltzed but died before it could be returned to the really would like to have said what drugs were involved un- one a week these days — you park your Fords forest her" The victim. Joseph Caruso. til we get the results of tox- from bright-eyed composers He added. "Everybody .You ride the jitney, you was discovered sitting on the icological tests." Detective throughout the land thinks their song is the best walk the boards But the song that will be a hit porch of 513U, Park Place, Hughes said. "What California. Here I The town makes you high, for Atlantic City will be a here, al about 7 am Monday Police do not believe that Come' did for California. At- the air makes you giddy love song." morning, police said there was foul play Involved, lantic City Bound" can do for Beame sneaks in 7 judges In brand new old Atlantic A trash collector who saw he added you. reads one letter from a In Ascher's drawer are City." songs with titles like "Skate him silling there notified po- Mr. Caruso's body was composer in Palm Springs. Most of the songwriters With Me Kate at the Million lice. Mr Caruso was pro- found at the home of a friend, Calif probably feel the way Dwyer Dollar Pier." "Rolling Down and Koch is very bitter nounced dead on arrival at John Flood, who told police They send references, sheet does The Boardwalk in a Rolling Jersey Shore Medical Center, lhat he bad left his house music, taped auditions and He says, "Shoe salesman is Chair." and even "The Atlan- NEW YORK (AP) - as their standards are as "1 will not be in a position police said about 9:M p.m Sunday to go letters which bubble with ex- what I do to make a buck tic City Rhiimba." Mayor Abraham D high as mine are — no low- as mayor of the City of The results of an autopsy to a party Mr. Caruso had citement about their com- Writing songs is what I do to Beame's eleventh hour er." New York to carry out a done by Assistant Monmouth gone out on the porch shortly positions Through il all. only "On the feelgood " naming of seven judges has Koch said lhat he will not procedure which Is unfair . County Medical Examiner before he left his house. Mr. The songwriters are follow- Boardwalk in Atlantic City" Resort Public Relations Di- has survived to be the classic caused a strain in relations reappoint Criminal Court . and punishes the poor by Lawrence Sylvia revealed Flood told police. ing a tradition that began in rector Sidney Ascher receives Atlantic City song It was between him and Mayor- Judge Morton B Tolleris. sending them to the butch- 1896 when a man named Karl most of the songs written in the 1930s for a mov- elect Edward I Koch who the only judge considered ers." he said. "That will not Reuben wrote a rather stilled In his Convention Hall of- ie entitled "Three Little Girls promised he will never re- Unqualified of nine whose be permitted by this admin- tune called "Dear Remem- fice recently Ascher sat hum- in Blue " peat Beame's action of ap- terms are expiring Satur- istration.' brances of Atlantic City." pointing persons deemed He said he did not know I ftW^nr-*- • Resolutions, dlt- ming Dwyer and Mrs Ascher is a songwriter him- day. • ""»«—• I ,.,. Linda Today, people like Inez unqualified by the city bar how much this will cost the eo d McDermitts "Brand New Old self and he will tell you he The bar association has Bkm.n-.lwBm7NsSM0iK.rMr McDermitt and Jim Dwyer association city, "but that is not the Atlantic City." penned a 1929 hit called "The not finished assessing two TtssA Bsltslff tssssWtBSSsssV sslUnsMtfBssfl fW f^BSftllsssssMl I carry on in the blissful hope r The song penned by the Very Thught of You" He too Koch precipitated an acr- of them, and Koch said he consideration." n County rswosntt vroifW f^BSftllsssssMH nwvyl I that their son will become the vroiH nwvy shoe salesman and the wait- has written an Atlantic City imonious exchange yes- would not appoint them if waste a. Mi to Ind out hew new song about Atlantic City d t h ress got a shrug: song. terday when he held a news the opinion is negative. twt P*«i to ieWf tiatr wayt rn t» nn Mrs McDermitt wrote the "It's the same old format conference to announce sev- Beame swore in IS judges music and Dwyer contributed He confessed, "To be hon- all of them use." he said est, I'd like to see it recorded en of his picks for city jobs. to the Criminal and Family Bey gets the lyrics for a song called Ascher reached into a I'd like to hear someone "To have people placed Courts on Wednesday, al- "Brand New Old Atlantic TfJHs> knlltM lss>ssss>sssssh crowded drawer and poked at walking down the street sing- on the bench who are un- though the bar association City- IrM IKMKtwy ••••- ing it " qualified is an abomination, approved of only eight of advisory tnd will be bui- in my judgement," the out- them. on *» KMtfc Iran, going congressman de- In another matter. Koch ki addMon to com- pM* In-dapti raparts on count, high clared. said "nobody is going to be position provltws on eoM*'« football bowl Weather: Turning to rain In response. Beame is- deprived of an abortion be- EDISON - First National 0MHM and «w Mg National Football sued a statement saying. "I cause they don't have the la Fair Haven, yesterday's Bismarck in 12 M 27 01 fund's." despite a federal State Bank-Edison has named knots. Visibility five miles or Bout in H 14 il rt am disappointed but not PC 11 70 Stanley S. Bey of Rumson a hlRh temperature was 32 and more, except lower in pos- Boston 31 II surprised by Mr Koch's law forbidding Medicaid Butfolo in 29 II 2' I! member of the Monmouth Ike lew, If degres. II was 27 sible rain Average wave Buri.nalon pi ?i 08 » 01 lack of graciousness and payments for elective abor- CnrWOn.SC rn il 35 50 II County Advisory Board, al I p.m. aid the overnight heights two feet or less today Crwrlotte rn 4} 13 46 10 good taste. I would nbt sit tions. Our naws p*a*>, Cnicogo cd 71 2040 17 Charles W. Dearborn, presi- l , will b* low as l». Today's <:M lem and one to three feet tonight, Cincinnati ,n V II 19 14 in judgment of his appoint- Cleveland cd 34 7S11 IS Middletown man dent, has announced. peratnre »as 11 There was possibly up to four feet by Columbus PC 15 24IB II ments until I see how they Denver cd 4! 10 41 10 Bey received his bachelor's •0 precipitation In the 24 Saturday morning performed." DCS Mo 40 20 TRENTON - Dennis L. lege in 1959 where he later re- Partly sunny today Highs Jocklonwillr SI 77 qualified by either the Asso- Kansas Ci PC Is 7—5 48 27 Bliss of Middletown has been ceived his master's degree. around 40 or 4 Celsius. Cloudy TODAY - High 11:09 p.m. Los Anaelei cd 64 So 64 S6 ciation of the Bar of the Louitville i 34 47 20 sworn in as director of admin- He has been associated with tonight through Saturday with and low 4:56 p.m. Cd 46 38 41 IS City of New York or by the 69 » istration in the Department of Russell-Stanley Corporation chance of some rain late TOMORROW - High 11:02 S 1, " Mayor's Committee on the The Arts I Broadway la g M.nn Si Poul Law and Public Safety. in Woodbridge since 1(59 am and 11:56 pm and low CO 22 10 Judiciary. n l01 tonight and tomorrow. Lows NewOMeons rn 69 So serving as plant manager, 5:02 a m. and 5:35 p.m New York cd is n 10 II "If they find someone un- Mr Bliss was appointed to I „ " » '•*"* in the upper 30s Highs tomor- Pnilodeiptiio Cd 37 7233 11 Pnoenia the newly-created post by At- vice president of manufac- busy 1971. Ataoclalad Pratt dra row in the low 40s. Probabi- For Red Bank and Rumson PC a S2 61 S6 qualified. I will not appoint Pittsburgh in 35 77 31 19 torney General William F. turing, executive vice presi- wrtlar William Glow prertdoa a p lity of precipitation 20 per bridge, add two hours: Sea Portland, Me nt 79 II 79 10 vtaw ol what's moat probably In al Poniond. Ore 41 33 37 31 that person to the bench." Hyland. He has been serving dent and in 1975 he was pro- cent today. 50 per cent late Bright, deduct 10 minutes: Richmond 2) 43 16 for maatargoars during tha Ural Si Louis 44 70 he said. "Business as usual, In the department's top ad- moted to president and chief tonight and tomorrow Wind Long Branch, deduct 15 min- monSht ot m year. H*a a mual read as it's been done in the ministrative post since Ja- executive officer. southerly 10 to IS m.p.h utes: Highlands bridge, add past, is over." nuary 1976 on an acting basis, Bey is a member of Temple today, becoming southeast at 40 minutes. He also said he would ac- and creation of the new post B'nai Israel In Rumson and the same speeds tonight WASHINGTON (AH — Noll.H.I | Business |j Weottier Str*lc« r«p«rt •! maKlnum cept the bar association's formalizes an expansion of the AUantic Highlands Yacht Ocean water temperatures IUfH l»r I! hour perlfd, mm Mi temptrtmntntwrtst hvx lill'lieun r xn.l«l recommendations "so long the administrative staff Club. Mb toto com COfiaW u upp U witti • frvsh pptCn are in (he low 40s Outlook for tstsl precl^lMhsss ler M-htw Hrt«4l en- to tha aubrKt Thlt wtak reportaf Da- tmt > ML, Mm M>KM Ma*. !•• <*4 vid Tumar MUM a took at Monmouth New Years Day partly - Hr twi H Itwr Hf 111. cloudy. Neil Pail County't caUa Mavlalon Induttry, tur- M«rl M-l»i itylng what la hara now and what M* Coastal Forecasts. Winds W H I H L ~ might Da coming In tna futura. southerly 10-15 knots today Albany . 10 77 06 Amarlllo 25 So 27 Southeast tonight and east to Asnevllle 30 41 10 36 47 21 southeast tomorrow, 12 to 20 47 44 71

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Member of Ihe American Newspaper Publisher! Anociation. the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Ihe New Jersey Press Allocation • REE GffTS • FREE CHECKING The Sunday Register Second Closi posloae paid ot Red Bond hi J 07701 and ol Middle lawn. N J 07741 Published 5un FRIDAV DECEMBER M Mr>. F • UIIIIHlllllUllinillll UUIIUtMIIHHIinilllUIIIUIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIII.IIIIIIIIU Randolph Colts Neck slates session UK [i BANK - Mrs Do Obituaries rothy Randolph. II. of 71 Rank SI died Wednesday at l4llllllMIIIIIMMHIIIItlUIIIHIIIIII«HIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIMIUIIIMIIIlllllllllllll|lllillllt HUM Rivervii'w Hospital Bom in Red Rank she has to devise vandalism curbs been a lifelong area resident Heloise Bowles, 58, She was a secretary at Ihe COLTS NECK - The the hiring of special police to were appointed or elected lo The commllleewotnan Red Bank YMCA Township Committee has patrol the town the committee since her ten- pledged to remain active in Surviving are her husband. agreed to meet with residents Dr Withers also endorses a ure begMt. the township »ffair» She syndicated columnist Freddie Randolph, and her early next year in order to parental responsibility code TWTiflnning of her term noted that during her com- mother. Mrs I.ennie Holman try lo find a solution to rising Bruce Fredericks, of Pha- was marked by acrimony be- mittee tenure the had SAN ANTONIO, Tev.iv York olhere vandalism in the town lanx Road, also expressed tween her and the controlling sparked Ihe ><«• of a tire (AP) - Mrs Heloise Bowles Pnaulx said the column The ChiWs Funeral Ilium' A ^signature petition de- concern over vandalism here. GOP commilteeman Since playground at the Connver author of Ihe syndicated would be taken over by Mrs here, is in charge of arrange- tailing residents' concern "How are we^ojng lo raise the accession of Mayor Bruce Road School, and helped in newspaper column "Hints Bowles' daughter. Ponce ments with the problem was more intelligent parents'" Eagleson nine months ago. itiate student government day From Heloise. " which ap Cruse who had been helping presented to the committee asked Mr Fredericks, who the political waters have cal- for eighth grade students at pears in The Daily and Sun write it under the name He- last night Residents are seek- contended his home had been med down the Cedar Drive School. day Register, has died of loisell Alfred V. Slubrr ing official township aid in a target of vandals While Mayor Eagleson com- Mrs. Pamm was alto re- heart trouble She was 51* curbing what some believe is "We have a problem with mented that Mrs Pamm and sponsible for lie enactment Funeral arrangements were HAZLET - Alfred W Slu- The columnist, known pro ber. 5». of *6 Wmthrop Place, a growing trend inward ma delinquent parents, not her Republican colleagues of a township code of ethifs. incomplete ICWKMH lessionally as Heloise Crust' died Wednesday at Rig Houl licious mischief delinquent children." said Mr have not always agreed, he and has urged the construc- died at Baptist Hospital here der. Pa Dr William Withers, presi- Fredericks thanked Mrs Pamm for her tion of a gaiebo at Tnwnikip Hall for band concerti. Ihe Wednesday night.-' a nursini; Burn in I'resskill. N J . he dent of Ihe Colts Neck Civic Commilteewoman Gloria service to the Township has also pressed for toe in- supervisor said Dr. Nancy S. Bam, had lived in this area for 20 Association, asked the com- Pamm pointed out that while "She has tried her best lo mittee to provide an addition- clusion of a music program Her daily column of house- years > many residents seek an end do what she believes Is best al 15 00(1 in the I»7B budget for for youth in Ihe township rec- hold tips, written for King He was an industrial tie to juvenile vandalism, they in the township." the mayor reation program Features for Ihe past 17 blood bank physician signer for the Tedruth Plas- were unwilling to sign com- said tics. Farmmgdale Mrs. Anilionv plaints against youthful offen- years, was carried in more LONG BRANCH - The She was the former director Surviving are his widow ders once they were appre- than 600 newspapers King shooting death of Dr Nancy of Monmouth Medical Cen- Maile LOvm; High School of Science. Dr neral Home. Ocean Township Red Bank, is in charge of ar- zona. Mrs Tecla Sinatra of aiitg in 'errtifnf Voomojtn MemofQ1 Pd'« York Medical College u!> It. W;ul-«orlli grandchildren and thirteen IT'VJ'C" Wonda* tvrniftg 7 4 p m She was born in New York grealgrandchildren City and had lived here for HIGHLANDS - Douglas R president of the Highlands Announcing STRECKER - #intam H age Wadswonh. us. of llti Save* The Higgins Memorial *• "" ^ry .'• "*' oi POT Haven P- the past 28 years Lions Club Dr Saxe interned at Mon- ink Ave . died yesterday at Mr Wadswonh uas a mem- Home. Freehold, is in chare r»O vi|*a'iO"4 Afongetienti un9 $60.00, Second, $25.00, Third, $15.00 FAIR VIEW CEMETERY ervii'w Hospital. Red Bank. Edward J. Cooper: one son 456 Hwy. 35, Red Bank Mrs Farrell was born in Daniel K Cooper of Riv- lxrttery winners the Bronx and moved here 747-1710 ervale. three daughters. Miss three years ago from New Susanne Cooper of Yonkers, TRENTON The winning Celebrating our 100th Year, 1878-1978 York ' NY. Mrs. Joan Leone of number in Ihe New Jersey An Association of Lot Owners Surviving are her husband. Budd Lake, and Mrs Mary- Pick-It lottery yesterday was Incorporated 1855 Francis C. Farrell. a son. Anne Drew of Glen Head. 0114 A straight bet paid Non-profit Non-Sectarian Francis W. Farrell of Nassau. N Y : one brother, John $.123 50: a box bet paid 15.150. N Y : Iwo brothers. William McKenna of Rockaway. NY: and Ihe pairs paid 112 The Daily Register Schloemer of Middletown. two sisters. Mrs Margaret . Lots From 2 Graves to 18 Graves The Pick-Four number was NY. and Joseph Schloemer Holland uf Kingston. NY. 2995 A straight bel on that No Carrying Charges it uf Woodbury Heights, and a and Mrs. Susan Cheync of game paid $3015.50 paid on time The Sunday Register sister. Mrs. Anna Whalen of here: and seven grand- The winning number drawn Plainview. N.Y. children. today In the weekly lottery MONMOUTH COUNTY'S GREATHOME NEWSPAPERS Posten's Funeral Home. At- The John W Mehlenbeck was K3M02. lantic Highlands, is in charge Funeral Hume. here, is in The millionaire finalist ONE REGISTER PLAZA, SHREWSBURY. N.J. 542-4000 of arrangements charge nf arrangements number was 3991H SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY. DECEMBER 30 1977 J^g; DtffyRcgfeter 5 Matatvan Regional New superintendent sees PR, crowding as problems

By DAVID GRAULICH "I hope we can create good met Dr Hall and was "very tic" to get a superintendent MATAWAN - The new su- communication, try to trust impressed. We've spoken with with Dr. Hall's qualifications. perintendent of the Matawan each other and cooperate." teacher friends in Hunterdon. "We've spoken with members Regional School District lists Dr Hall said. "Its a chal- and they say it's a very well- of the North Hunterdon school overcrowding at the high lenge, and one that I -wel- run school district, very pro- board, and they're miserable school and community rela- come." gressive, with great rapport about losing him." she said. tions among his top priorities. Dr Hall said he planned to between faculty and the su- Dr. Hall said he and his "I've always felt that rea- sample community feeling for perintendent. We're very family would stay at their An- sonable people, if brought to- either expansion at Matawan hopeful there'll be a refresh- nandale home tor at least the gether, can come to reason- Regional High School, or else ing change in Matawan. " rest of the school year, when able decisions," Dr. Kenneth a new high school. "There Miss Panos said. Dr. Hall he would consider a move to D. Hall. 41. said yesterday in are disadvantages to the seems like a very perceptive Monmouth County. "I'm not a telephone Interview from double-session situation right and Intelligent man." too familiar with the area, North Hunterdon Regional now." he said "I'd like to go Board member Kathleen and I have a lot to learn." he High School, where he is su- Into the community and see Marshall said it was "fantas- said. perintendent. whether they feel ready for NIWFIRI CHIEFS - Richard G. Traversa, Long Anthony Mellna, first assistant chief; Ray Cook, Dr Hall was unexpectedly additional facilities." ESI. 1925 Branch city council president, left, holds the Bible chief; and Alfred Guzzl, second assistant chief, named to the superintendent The new superintendent while Jennie C. OeFazIo, city clerk swears In the Not pictured Is James Parnell, the 1977 chief who position this week, filling a stressed the need for commu- 1978 fire chiefs. The new chiefs, left to right are leaves office at midnight Jan. 1. vacancy left by the departure nity relations. "You need the of Dr. John Regan this sum- support of your constituents. mer. He begins full-time Communicating with the com- duties on March 1. 1978. but munity will be a major con- will be visiting the district cern." Soviets agree to help find and assuming responsibilities Dr. Hall said he would work as much as his current Job al- on next year's budget but "it lows. would be presumptuous of me" to comment now on budget priorities. pregnant U.S. polar bear Tax books The new superintendent's five-year contract calls for an WASHINGTON (AP) - The Soviet Union has agreed tto Thee US. embassy Iin Moscow said Thursday the RussRussiani s to be open annual salary of 142.000 with help find a possibly pregnant polar bear that wandered Into were prepared to mount an expedition over the pack Ice, but a guaranteed yearly increase its territory while being tracked by an American weather sat- warned It might be difficult to find the hibernating bear be- of at least six percent. He ellite, a government biologist said yesterday. cause ol the long Artie nights in 4 towns came to the North Hunterdon The bear was oie of two filled with radio collars In an school district seven years Tht big, white bear is hibernating In pack Ice. Its move- SHREWSBURY - The tax attempt la lean mare aboil Ike species' habitats aid ago from Norfolk. Va . where ments have been monitored ever since biologists captured the books in four area towns will movements. Contact with Ike olher bear was lost shortly he was director of secondary bear near Point Barrow. Alaska, in June and fitted It with a be open for public inspection after Us released, MacDoaald said. education, and previously radio collar. on specific days during the MacDonald said he hoped Soviet scientists could obtain worked in Kannopolis. North first week In January, accord- "Ske'i M» larata) li an Ice del (Ml ike Is almost eer- Important biological information by tranquilizing the bear and Carolina as a high school ing to Bernard J Marx, tax Ulily •reguil," O»c» MaeDtaald, a biologist wltk Ike principal, history teacher and conducting an examination. assessor in Shrewsbury. Fair I'.s Kit* aid Waldllle Service, said. football coach. The satellite data shows the white bear wandered north Haven. Colts Neck and Little The den is located in the West Siberian Sea about 150 from Point Barrow before turning west toward Russian terri- Silver. "I've heard a great deal DECORATIONS e HATS • STMAMOtS miles west of Wrangell Island. The area is in Soviet territory tory. MacDonald said about the Matawan football In Little Silver, the tax NOKIMAKtlS e HUM TAHKIOTHS MacDonald said the agency cabled Moscow several weeks "She's moved a hell of a long way." he said team and I'm looking forward book will be available on Jan ago In an attempt to obtain Soviet cooperation in studying the The bear is expected to give birth to two cubs and emerge to meeting Coach (Barry) • NAPKINS • TOSS I WASH GLASSES 4 from 9 a.m. through 12 bear from her den In April. MacDonald said Rizzo." Dr. Hall said. noon, at the Borough Hall. In IAI SETS • U« ACCUSOKS • AND MOM Dr. Hall said he was aware Shrewsbury, the tax book Will also be open on Jan. 4 from of the school district's recent problems — Matawap teach- UBBY Bids entered for Navesink RR bridge repair 9 30 a.m. to noon at the Borough hall. ers struck for three weeks PIASTK this fall and former superin- STEMWARE In Colts Neck, the tax book Cocktail > Win* Register Slalekoiie liren Koch submitted a bid of habilitation of the super- Ammunition Depot road on tendent Regan left under fire GLASSES II, 197,540 for the work, the will be available Jan. 5. at the Largt Win* • Champagne TRENTON - Karl Koch structure and substructure, Colts Neck to the Garden — but said, "I think everyone Cordial • Whlekey Sour Township Hall from 9 am Erecting Co., Inc., of Carte- lowest of three bidders on the will be awarded in a few State Parkway was awarded in Matawan is truly Inter- project. The other bids were through 12 noon; and in Fair ret, was the apparent low bid- weeks after the bids are re- by the department to two ested in trying to create a Schlavone .Construction Co., Haven, the tax book may be der yesterday on repairs the viewed. The work is sched- companies which had sub- new environment. My goal Is Secaucus. I2.J75.54O, and In- examined at the borough hall 741-7500 State Department of Trans- uled to be completed by Sept. mitted a joint bid - Hess to have one of the best educa- dustrial Engineering Works, on Jan. 6. between 9 a.m. and portation has authorlted to HIM. Brothers Inc., of Parlin. and tional programs in the state." Trenton. I2.33S.2M 12 noon. the Conrail bridge over the A contract for construction Diversified Road. Bridge and Marie Panos, president of 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK Tunnel Construction Co., of Residents of the four mu- Navesink River between Mid A contract for the work, of a 1.9 mile section of Hi 18 the Matawan Regional Teach- North Brunswick Their joint nicipalities who have not re- dletown and Red Bank which Includes structural re- from the private Earle Naval ers Association, said she had bid of $8,582,924 95 was the ceived their applications for lowest of five bids submitted their 1978 lax rebates are ad- to the department vised to contact Mr Marx Marlboro changes the date The deadline [or filing the ap- The segment will connect Mechanotherapy for the arms plication is Jan. 15. with the southbound lanes of The patient n pieced on en edjuttable Mel. tially challengeable in court By DAVID SILVERBERU Klau. both incumbent coun- the Garden Slate Parkway Thenks to two previouily adjuited handles, he The change adds Marlboro cllmen re-elected In Novem- near Exit 105 in Eatontown. Hotel Kill close moves two rodi around an axle causing the MARLBORO - Following to a growing list of townships ber, will be sworn In on Jan. Its construction has been for casino work weight! to pivot. Thii active mechano-therapy it an hour and a half executive switching the date of their or- made possible by the New ATLANTIC CITY. (AP) - particularly lucceltful for re-educating the armt. session, the Township Council ganizational meetings be- Mr. Grossman's swearing-in Jersey Highway Authority, Resorts International Hotel, announced that It will change cause of NJSA 40 45A I. a ceremony will be conducted which operates the Garden which is expected to house (he date of its organization state law prohibiting such in his house at 24 Guest State Parkway and agreed to the first casino here, will meeting from noon, New meetings If Jan. I falls on a Drive, with Mayor Arthur finance construction of the close down for seven weeks in Year's Day. to noon. Jan. 2. Sunday Goldzwelg officiating. road as a parkway spur January and February to ac- The change was made be- Hyman Grossman, coun- According to Mr. Gross- Rt. 18 running south from celerate renovations to the cause Herbert B Blerman. cilman-elect, win be sworn in man, all appointments for New Brunswick now termi- Boardwalk complex, officials township attorney, told the at noon. Jan. 1 In order to Jan. 2 were settled at nates at Rt. 34. It is con- said yesterday. council that an organization prevent a council vacancy tonight's closed meeting. He structed further east to the Hotel Manager Anthony M. meeting Jan. 1 was poten- John F. Croddlck and Howard stated that he was "pleased" Earle road but that segment Rev said the shutdown will with the results is closed off because the mean layoffs for 100 hotel em- Hilton I alls meets Tuesday Earle road is a private road. ployees. "The major ones occur every peeled to be nominated to fill TINTON FALLS - four years when the mayor is a vacant council seat. Borough Council will hold its elected." ATTENTION annual organization meeting The session had been sched- 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at the Mu- uled for Thursday, but was Correction LONG BRANCH RESIDENTS nicipal Center, off Tinlon Av- moved to Tuesday when coun- Keyport Borough Council No Trash Collection Jan. 1 & 2 enue. cil changed its meeting nights will hold its reorganization The meeting will see the from the second Thursday of Tht Pick-Up Schedule for the New Year Holiday meeting on Monday. Jan. 2. swearing-in of Incumbent each month to the second at 11 a.m. at Borough Hall. Jan. 3 Streets South Side of Broadway Councilman Irving Cohen and Tuesday Ths meeting was originally newcomer Howard Carter. scheduled (or New Year's Jan. 4 Streets North Sido of Broadway Councilwoman Ellen Branin. Paper drive slated Day. but was changed to Charles J. Praskac, Jr. who was defeated in her bid avoid taking place on a Sun- for reelection, is also ex HAZLET - The Faith Re- DPW Director day. formed Church, plans to con- Malayan meet* duct its paper drive on the MATAWAN - The 1978 or- last Saturday of each month ganization meeting ol beginning Dec. 31 from 9 a.m. Borough Council will take to 1 p.m. A trailer will be place at ( p.m. Monday In parked dally In the parking Last Chance for Borough Hall. lot for the public to use and It The date was incorrectly would be preferred that pa- listed In yesterday's editions pers are tied in bundles when of the Dally Register left at the trailer. New Jersey "NO FEE" Homeowner Loans This Was Medicine loans other than first mort- ment penalty the homeowner Offer ends gages. THE MONEY STORE can choose a very low repay- KM) Years Ago. group is the State's largest spe- ment plan. The homeowner New Years Day cialist of this new type loan then has the right to pay off the We've come a long way since then when the Due to the great success or which has become so popular entire balance at any time or to adult life span was about 45. Progressively that literally tens of thousands increase the size of the last year's Christmas campaign. improving medical care has stretched the THE MONEY STORE is again of homeowners file applica- payments so that the loan will offering a special "no Tee" loan tions every year. be paid back sooner and all it average life span close to an additional 30 at all of its branches will cost is interest just for the Big Money Loans time the money is used. years. Engravings like the above dramatize throughout New Jersey. The 1 This type of loan permit!. previous campaign was to • the progress even more than mortality homeowners to borrow $500 tn commemorate the opening of Toll Free Loan Info WILL $30,000 and even more which statistics. its new national headquarters can be used Tor any purpose at THE MONEY STORE in- at 294 Morris Avenue in all including debt consolida- vites homeowners to call for Springfield. Branches in North BE OPEN tion, tax' payments, auto information or advice even Jersey include Toms River. #The Medical Society purchase, home remodeling, though they have no intention Bricklown, Middletown. college tuition, purchase of real of borrowing at this time. That Parlin. East Brunswick, Bound estate, new furniture, payment toll free number to call is 800- off New Jersey NEW YEAR'S DAY Brook. Fairficld. Englewood. of medical expenses, wedding 672-I00I. Or, look in the white P. O. BOX 904 TRENTON, N. J. 08605 and Roscllc expenses or even for business pages of your local telephone SUNDAY JANUARY 1st investment. directory to find the number of •Reprintedwith the permiuion of Medical Engraving! of the 19th Century. Secondary Mortgage Loans the nearest branch of THE Small Payments Author: Philemon Stein. Publiiher Univerial Booki, N.Y., 1974 CHECK VOW LOCAL STORE FOP HOWli The "no fee" campaign MONEY STORE. The listing applies only to homeowner Because there is no prepay- will be found under MONEY. The Daily Register A big and dirty business his It-year struggle to nail a B> JACK ANDERSON ud imiuiimiiiiiiiiiMimiiiiimiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiii! fence attested to previous Established m 1ST* - Published b\ The Ked Bank man he identified as the god- IKS WHITTEN cross-overs They spotted a hole in Ihe father of illegal alien smuggl- At remote tables in the bet- WASHINGTON ing His quarry was Vincenle ARTHUR Z KAM1N ler restaurants of the border barrier and quickly wriggled through They hiked a mile Ruiz Teller, whose illicit un President and Editor town of Nogales. Mexico, nat- derground railroad shipped tily dressed men can regu- SCENE• through the barren desert and soon emerged on a main An laborers to such distant spots larly be seen plotting business as Idaho and Illinois. Thomas J. Bly. Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor deals over tequila martini zona highway heading north lunches In the alleys behind It had taken them only 30 Like Captain Ahab. who 6 FRIDAY DECEMBER 30 1977 the restaurants, other types found that the easiest and minutes to achieve their sur- chased the great white whale. of "businessmen ' are schem- cheapest illegal way to transit reptitious entry into Ihe Judkins relentlessly pursued ing tawdrier transactions — the US -Mexican border is to United States. ANDERSON Tellez and succeeded in get- 'Better lap it up while you can still write it off." the lucrative smuggling of il- walk across To prove it. they Illegals who travel by foot ting him deported Later he legal Mexican workers into slipped through the barbed must circumvent border pa- agents of an Arizona ranch accompanied Mexican police the United States wire border fence themselves trol sensors and elude check and proposed a deal for ille- as they arrested Ttllez and one night points Their chances of being gal laborers nailed him sn criminal The assembly line for this charges trade in human misery begins They had been given some picked up and deposited back He offered not only to re- across the Rio Grande in the tips on border-crossing by a in Mexico are fairly high cruit a work crew but to see But today. Tellez is back in dingy bars and cantinas of 50 year-old campesino. Jose Thus has evolved an orga- them safely across the bor- charge of his far-flung the Mexican part of Nogales Garcia The father of eight nized racket to smuggle ille- der Our reporters were re- smuggling empire, living con- There, touts operate openly, sons, he could find no work in gal aliens across Ihe border quired only to meet the con- forlably under an unknown putting together package Mexico He had crossed Ihe in cars and trucks U S offi- signment of men on the olher abas in Chicago. The venge- deals that promise Mexican border on foot a few weeks cials told our reporters the side and whisk them to their ful Mexican criminal put out peasants illicit entry and jobs earlier, hoping to work at a going price for safe delivery ranch If stopped by border a death contract on Judkins' in the United States The po- Phoenix ranch fur 17 a day is JIM a head But they were patrolmen, our reporters head and Ihe border patrol of- verty-stricken illegal aliens Garcia had been caught and able to arrange a better bar- were told they should simply ficial look an extended vaca- often work, at substandard was being shipped back to gain in a fly-specked Mexican deny knowing Ihe Mexicans tion pay. for millionaire ranchers Mexico: but he will soon bar were illegal They were as- The frustrated Judkins is and profiteering businessmen cross again "My family is They posed as European sured they would be freed now back at work in the Bor- as far north as Idaho hungry There are no jobs in students who could not enter while the men they had der Patrol's Tucson office These are some of the sea my village and there is no the United States legally brought would be returned to trying to ferret out Tellez' as- mier vignettes observed by land to farm back home Within minutes, a thin greasy- Mexico sumed name and bring him to 1 two of our reporters. Hal Ber- What choice do 1 have' " he haired stranger sidled up to Border patrol officials con- book again nton and Doug Foster during sighed one of them, flashed a gold- firmed the difficulty of build- Footnote: Future columns an investigation of conditions Bernton and Foster set out toothed smile and shortly ar- ing a strong court case will tell how Bernton and Fos that have produced a flood of on foot from Nogales after ranged to have them against such flesh peddlers I.-I traced the trail of illegal illegal Mexican immigrants moonrise They trudged into smuggled into Tucson for The only witnesses against immigrants to giant ranch into the United States The the desert, following- a well- 1120 The stranger failed to them are frightened Mexicans empires in Ihe United States, rush of north-bound Mexicans beaten path lhal paralleled make the rendezvous who refuse to testify in U S how the unlawful aliens are is creating economc. social the fence demarking Ihe bor- The next evening, they ap- courts before being deported exploited, and how an even and law enforcement prob- der Charred camplire re- proached a taxi parked near said the officials more sinister product — Mex- lems of explosive proportions mains and shreds of clothing Ihe chain link border fence Border patrol official Carl ican heroin - makes its way Bernlnn and Foster quickly snagged on the top of Ihe The driver mistook them tor F Judkins weanlv recounted into the United States The substitute milkman

lilllllillllllllltllllltlllU•Illllllllllllllllllilll By JIM BISHOP t • HIllllllliniTllflf'lllll ^WM •(••••••••••(••MM'*!' breathing important on his mind He There are stories we whis- Now Ella had enough mus- witched her closely She per about Uncle Willie Like THE cles to pin Gorgeous George didn't seem nervous Nor did Ihe time he eloped with Ella two out of three In her house she beg him to be gone for Rountree's bank account She she moved her own pianos the day She asked If he was a stout blonde widow REPORTER She determined to move Unk would like another cup of cof- whose-fat ran all the way He was appalled at her ag- fee "Yeah." he said, "and down into her sensible shoes put some milk in it" IIIUmlllHIMIIIIIMtllllllUIIMtlllllllllllMIM gression "Dammit. Ella." he Uncle Willie didn't love her shouted "you're a lady and Uncle Willie selected a The small amount of senti- It was not a marriage made ladies don't think of them sturdy broom He held it by ment he felt was reserved for in heaven Momma said it things " Ella began to think the whisks and swung it is himself And yet. when he was made in Japan, but she of ways of moving him out BISHOP though he was reaching for heard that she had a little was never strong on jokes She flattened him a couple of Ihe fences Then he stood be- money and a big house. I'ncle Uncle Willie began to play the times with cheap shots but but my mother and the whole hind the kitchen door Ella Willie was transmuted into a lord of the manor up to his Willie said this showed how neighborhood knows about went upstairs to make the poetic lover Momma said armpits much she cared it" bed Unk waited a long time this gave him a new talent - He hired a substitute to col- That was enough The new- Then he heard a firm knock actor "She's a lot of woman." he led ihe numbers and Ihe said Ella made but two mis- lywed was outraged He look- Milkman" Rumson school problems A few of the more proper dimes and quarters He takes Immediately after the ed for signs that Ella's inter- The door was opened The ladies tried to hint Ella slept until noon and sipped elopement, she signed her est in his Buddha body was stranger got in the door but It seems, unfortunately, that was prepared at that time to recom- Rountree out of Willies life beers in Murtagh's until mid- bank account over to Willie flagging It wasn't That one step The broomstick Board of Education problems in the mend James Giachino. who has been They referred to him as a night In his best form. Willie Then the house She hurled proved nothing He suspected caught him on the side of the petty thief, a numbers run- was five-eight and two-forty her fury at him every day that his Ella could fall in love head A tray of milk crashed Rumson area aren't limited to the serving since July as acting princi- In a short time his belly hid ner, a schemer, a seducer of A buddy at Murtagh's whis with an entire police depart- The man fell Willie kicked regional high school district pal, for the post. Instead, the board female virtue, a loafer — inhis knees pered that Ella had a new ment him He Deal him over the Trouble has been brewing of late in deleted the "appointment of princi- sum. a bum Ella bared her It became apparent thai boy friend Unk tried to It requires courage to kill a ribs with the broom and the Rumson elementary system as pal" item from its agenda. fangs and said they were Ella had been looking for a man And perhaps two six- called him a wife stealer. a jealous strangle him Then someone well. Dr. Bartley has disclosed that virile lover Willie was a shy told the same story She was packs Willie worked himself marriage buster, a seducer of Willie walked out of Mur- type She waited for him to up to a pitch of righteousness innocent femininity and a few The latest and most disturbing she has applied for jobs in other dis- seeing an amorous milkman lagh's saloon early one eve- chase her through all Ihe He found out that milk was short words I can'l spell development is the word, disclosed tricts and. when asked why. men- twice a week "Twice a Week ning leaving a warm chair rooms of the mansion, but he With Ella" is a song title if 1 delivered to the house on The milkman survived Ba- tioned the board failure to act on the seemed barely able to nego- in Tuesday's Daily Register, that and a lot of cold glances He ever heard one Wednesdays and Saturdays rely Then he sued When it tiate the distance between the both the local superintendent of principalship. Board spokesmen eloped with Ella They played Willie found a nosy kid on Okay He selected a Wednes- was over. Uncle Willie had front door and the couch She schools and the acting principal of have indicated a search is being house in her 12 room home the block and asked if any- day lost the house, the bank ac- From the front porch. Uncle told her girl friends that the made for outside candidates whose body stayed at Ella s house When Ella asked why he count, and Ella Rountree the Deane-Porter School are consid- Willie had a clear view of an only relationship between loo long "Sure." the kid said hadn't left the house, her hus- The man he almost killed was ering leaving the system for jobs qualifications can be weighed automobile junkyard Willie and a lover was his "the milkman I didn't see it band said he had something a substitute milkman elsewhere. against Mr. Giachino's. And Mr. We hope it doesn't happen. Loss Giachino says he will resign if a per- of either or both educators would be manent principal is named from out- tnnfortunate. side the district. The Rumson system was in The controversy could generate Year-end mop-up operation trouble, with lack of leadership in a new upheaval in the Rumson ele- By ROBERT YOAKIM illliiMiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiititiiiiiiihiiiiiiiiniiii But of Ihe unused news evidence, before Dr. Mary Lou Bar- mentary system. We hope that can agreed to pay Andrew Mac At the end of each year I items in my computer collec- Martin $3,000 in back pay af- be avoided. tley was named superintendent. She ftnd myself with notes and ANOTHER tion. I like the one best about ter Ihe state charged the succeeded in bringing stability to The situation has reached that clippings that didn't find a the farmer who received a market with sex dis- the system, which has operated effi- critical point where the board must home. so. as an annual event. computerized bill for $000 He crimination for denying him a I shall give them a home of LOOK ciently under her direction. bend every' possible effort to a final threw the bill away, but re- job as a meat wrapper The their own ceived another the following and amicable settlement of the issue market claimed (hat women At its Dec. 14 meeting the Rum- llllHIIIIIIIMIIIIIinilUIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIII — I have seen it. so I can month The third month's bill wrap lamb chops "much neat- which will not cost the school sys- son board was expected to act to guarantee thai the following was accompanied by a tough er " tem the loss of highly competent and siding in a file with an item name a permanent principal for letter was received recently letter threatening to turn the — The total amount spent about form letter MC239-G. Deane-Porter. Dr. Bartley reportedly valuable talent. by Ihe astonished relatives of account over to a collection on arms by all nations in 1977 which was sent out by the a dead woman In northwest agency So the farmer wrote was more than 1350 billion - stale of California to YOAKUM Connecticut from The Ways- out a check for $000 A tew enough to finance the United recipients of Medi-Cal medic- ide Gardens Company of Hod- days later he received a com- Nations for more than 700 al benefits who had died Not riding caravan ges. South Carolina: puter note saying: "Thank — II would cost a motorist years "Dear Friend. Your order "You are no longer eligible you for your recent remit- more than $20,000 to replace — Arson cost the U.S. $2.5 Republican National Chairman nation of negotiations begun under has been returned to us from to receive Medi-Cal benefits." tance Your account is paid in all the parts of a totally billion in 1976. and Ihe 1977 Bill Brock demonstrated some politi- their auspices); Mr. Reagan and his United Parcel marked "de- the letter said, "because we full" wrecked standard 1977 au- figure will be higher. Many neo-jingoist supporters denounce the ceased' We would appreciate received notification of your cal good sense and perhaps a modi- - Developing countries tomobile — more than four buildings are burned for in- your giving us the necessary demise ' cum of statesmanship the other day treaties as a sellout., spend more money each year times its factory price surance money, or out of information on Ihe back of — My files contain a num- by refusing to invest $50,000 in party on arms (160 billion in 1975) — Mrs. Misako Enoki, 32- mindless malice, but a sus- Another interpretation of Mr. this letter to gel this order sa- ber of stories about comput- than they do on health and year-old wife of a Tokyo doc- pected setter of several fires, funds in a Stop-the-Panama-Canal- fely jo you. With best wishes, ers thai have angrily dunned Brock's action is that he recognizes education combined tor, borrowed $60,000 from a derelict named Edward Treaties campaign. we are. Cordially. Wayside dead people, even afler they that a party that seeks to be re- — As every newspaper edi- her husband to form the Ja- Hernandez, told police he did Gardens. Customer Service were informed that the bills The $50,000 had been sought by tor knows, some editorials pan Women's Parly, which it "to keep warm " turned to power must occasionally Dept" should be addressed to some- Ronald Reagan and others for a grow with the speed of wis- campaigned against politi- — There is only one item in eschew cheap and extreme criticism — The above letter was re- one else. planned cross-country congressional, teria and have to be pruned cians and businessmen who my "It Serves Them Right" of those who are in power. ruthlessly to prevent them "caravan" designed to generate op- cheat on their wives. file, but it's a dandy for those from taking over the entire position to the treaties. Refusing to If that, indeed, is Mr. Brock's "When we go into a busi- of us who believe that the editorial page A prize should ness office, all of Ihe men. furs of endangered species lend the national party's imprimatur view, he should try to impress it on go. therefore, to the author of from Ihe division chief down, look better on them than on — or cash — to the caravan was a his former Tennessee colleague in' the following five-word edito- go pale," Mrs. Enoki said humans: rial In the New Britain wise move on Mr. Brock's part, the Senate — Republican leader "They say, 'Give us the name "A New Jersey woman." since Republicans are anything but (Conn.) Herald, which ap- of the man you want ' When Howard Baker. For the success or peared in liny type under the according to the Journal of unanimous on the canal issue. Ger- failure of the Panama treaties may they find that they are not the Insurance, "filed an insur- head. "Does New Britain one we are looking for they ald Ford and Henry Kissinger sup- ance claim for her leopard depend on whether Mr. Baker de- need another garage?': become relaxed. They must port the treaties (as they must, coat after It was attacked by cides to play politician or statesman "Like Custer needed anoth- all have guilty consciences." an ocelot - while she was since the agreements are the culmi- with the Panama issue. er Indian." — A Vermont supermarket wearing It." Grateful farewells With the coming of a new year, neration — it all too often must Today in history most municipal governing bodies seem a thankless task, long on re- In 1'JII.I. more than illll In 1973. there was confusion raided an army base in Syria will be organizing anew for 1978. At sponsibility, short on recognition people perished in the the in Britain as the government In retaliation for the Syrian council and committee tables on or- Iroquois Theater fire in Chi- declared a three-day work shelling of the Israeli-occu- ganization day there will be many They all deserve our gratitude. To cago. week as a way to conserve pied Golan Heights. In 1944. King George of fuel. new faces. Missing will be a like Iheni — and especially to those One year ago: A Chinese of- whose familiar and respected faces Greece proclaimed a regency Ten years ago: South Viet- ficial in Peking said the situ- number of those who will not return. to rule his country, virtually nam agreed to extend a New We won't be seeing in the municipal ation was improving In the Some chose not to continue in office. renouncing Ihethrone Year's truce in the Vietnam city of Paoting, where politi- Others sought, but failed to win. re- chambers next year — we extend In 1947. King Michael of Ru- War in response lo Pope Paul cal feuding had erupted into election. our thanks for their lime, effort and mania agreed lo abdicate but VI's appeal to observe the armed conflict (I I'd i cat ion . Theirs is an in- charged he was being forced day as an international Day Today's birthday: Entertai- To those who agree to serve a off the Ihrone by Commu- of Peace. dispensable and invaluable service. TIMTI-V UIWUVH ihi- iicxl round ner Bert Parks Is 69 years public trust — many without remu- nists. Five years ago: Israeli jets old. Business SHREWSBURY. N J FROAY, DECEMBER 30.1977 The DMfy Regfcter 7 New York stock quotations Questions about life insurance By SYLVIA PORTER Q. What are tke deflillitas tf r.avertlble Nf W VMKIAPI • Thurtaa. IMMtIM ChrytWr I ) t|l| 11% ll'i When 1177 p4ttc4[into history thin weekend, aadraawwafele? •amnflmlaliMiin cmcrp i M i in HalG.pl B I •I IIH McUiUWMWl UH I3H NMlnd 44 I M I . sales of life insurance policies to individuals will A. One or both of these provisions may ap- Cilini. 1 I IIIUH II six. % NUamn II '11 »H IIS at cirvinv n s m 11'. IIH I!',. . MallSII 3 SOU U 11 B% 11'. have shown a rise of 11.8 per cent for the year to pear in i term insurance policy. A convertible ra Mi My LM CUM ChfCWkC IMI in I4H 11") 111- I Natonljla 4 H an- i cmei 1*4 i 4i11 . 33 Na»p» I II I 31 14 13H- nearly one-quarter trillion dollars. In 1(78, total YOUR MONEY'S policy is one you can exchange for another plan ACT ll'tl ~1«. )S . '. U., . CuvEIWI 14 17H 3IH HtneEilMI 11 . AM* IJ4 I ID II 14% II • '» »%• it n U'. sales easily will surpass this historic mark. of insurance it your option and without evidence Claroa a) I in 14 11% IIH*' AM i »n* »v,. % u% HI IIH CMMOl 10 1 1031 IIH il'. 114 I 110 IS', IS'. of insurability. Usually, a pollcyholder will con- WUIID 141 UK Mt» MM* Vi II - '« And most provocative, annuities are coming Cocoan mi III NOftW'il 14 7HO •>'. an* U>«lk 4M US UV. IIVi* i, 1% CocaCl I S4I4 Ml NOAPt.ll U 4 a •• back into style, after a long period during which vert a term plan to a cash value policy. >l'm[n4«4 m US MUi MW* I* If • % u a CoiaPol III 113 NtKlUII « I US 10% IOJ WORTH Air** Jill 1U »Vi 11'. Hi. 11%. tt they were shunned. In fact, reports the Ameri- COIP*I> I I ia MocNCll 40 I 114 4IH 40% 40'.- A renewable policy can be renewed (or ex- •in* IJS > IM IIM. 14* 14% CalOoi 1 34 I 43 HOSlPwl 01 f ii an lit as* can Council of Life Insurance, sales of annuities UJM JIM S4 IIH IIVi IIH* % Norlrp I » 1 115 11'. as n . tended) at the end of the plan's specified term, -*IO»AI.4a I K IM II !•*•• A |4 CmofnlMI III ll'i IIH MS. '• NmlAIrl U 4 141 U . MS 14t * are growing even faster than of life insurance 'MIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIHHHaMI •»n»< IMII n MM IM II»- tt Cm«f 140 I IM It ll'l NMitpl 14 I IM IIH again at the policyowner's option and without *iiaP»ini n w wt »*«• •« n . "> Norton 1 I ns ns But while life insurance-annuities-term in- (omul I 40 I us IIH W i »%« . I 11% 41 41 - be printed in the policy. evidence of Insurability. When convertible and AlliOl I • at 44 on 4m. % ConlOil I 40 I Ut Ctart Ml II 10H »% US CantTill II I ill OmnC 11010 Here, therefore, are just a few of the questions I 4> I Ml 41M <•*• 41 IIH im •m u « US- rity, savings, real estate, other benefits and as- CHOeto IS I Illl Oannllll 94 7 iim III IM *% MS. V, uan IIH an* . IS4 11% 11% Ml- you most frequently ask with answers from the sets that will protect your loved ones when you Q. Haw daei aiy grtip life lauraace plan Caopln Ull a 44H 44H .< • Liberty Mutual Insurance Companies, headquar- > urn m v n» mt- » CarnG mil 114SIH IIH ii'i P»G 140 1 3*3 IIH M'I 14S- die. The generally used estimate is that five differ fram a pcrtMal lift latiraaee p«llry? CrwnCt I II AliPa HIM W 14O li% 11V, UH II » - H PocGE 1 I 113 IIHlit lit tered 4n Boston, Mass. times your annual income Is reasonable, ade- A. Since group life is issued as a single mas- ' • AtanUvJI I II 14 !» IIKj- M 34H 13H UH - H PocLlg I K 7 II II Curt* 401 aII)H IIH P(KPW I 1010 » a u*n mil * M m a • >> 11% IM IIH Q. Waal It ai iMilty? quate life-insurance protection. But for a more ter policy to an employer or association, you, MM J4I4 HI Vh H MO - It POCTT I 40 7 a IIH mm >B w w w DorMM I | IM 17% 11 * MJ PonAm 4 IM IH I IS A. Because of the unexpected upswing in precise figure, consult a trained professional the individual participating In a group plan, AMD 1*1 > «» « 41 . '. OoMOm u HI so"> M • '« PonEP 310 I 41 41 4i'! 47 . who will create a plan for your needs. have no control over the price or amount of in- UM 11 w • ait »•> H Oorco Mb 4 II II'* IIH- • PWWWV I 41 9•SI IIH MS 31%. sales of annuities, this question takes on special ATT 4 K • I4M ll\t MM «••» DoylPUMt I7I )•% PtPL I.IJ 7 » IIH as Ms significance. An annuity is a contract which pro- Q. Waal kind ol life lasiraice Is beat lar surance coverage offered. And if you leave the AMPInc 4114 W M IW Wt ooi'i mi • IM PtfwiioM n / at »i%. Affl|»l 10 M I0H ItVt »•»• It 0*IAAonl4o4 U M PtpiiCo Wll ISOOUHH 17% 71 i. vides you (the annuitant) with a guaranteed life- group, your group coverage (usually term insur- 1 M? AftCftrHI » I H 11% lilt II* • It DtltaAIr n • *44 u40 40 • PtrklnE 4011 ai TO . 11% 10 * ance) will terminate. A/dirO at I m II 17V, II - H Dtnnvt «on ao i* as- Pflltf IMII 464 Jl', 14". 17%. time income, usually after your retirement. You, A. If your need is only temporary protection Aram IW (If •* int »'.. '• OrtEt) I II I 34) IIS 11% PhllpD 4014 4H Il"i JIS lit- an individual, purchase an annuity either In some states, an individual policy may be ArlMCk IM III 17k I7V1 IIH Dtoms I 40 I 4U It'* PhlloEII UI0 IM 11% IIS IIS against untimely death and your aim is the most Aaarcl .4117 III IIVi II II OloiloiEa) II W 4( . PhllMr 14111 m IIH 11% 41 through a lump-sum payment or through regular death protection per premium dollar, buy term issued lo replace your group coverage. The new AMOII IIW M K M> « Dillon I mil H ]l II • «. PhilPtl I I III 10', us io . AMOO I W I f> » 14H Mk- tt i»'. a Installments. At a specified age, you, the annui- insurance. It's the form of insurance with the policy's premium rate will be based on your age AtHtkh 11 MI 111* avt 11 • it O'PTOO 1411 M 14% I4H UH. HPltttln I 10 I1114 IIS as li'. at the time your group coverage terminates. OowCn I »• Pnoumo 1 1 tant, receive regular monthly payments for as lowest premium rates. MMCl I N lilt US US— It 1171 17%a% ii 41 II'. u% lit* A»C«O 4 114 int int i7». it Drm> M I MI OS Polaroid 4010 1114 MS lit MS. long as you live. But term protection eventually stops and will This "conversion" to a new policy does nol re- Amat .M1 ill nit 11% 11% auPom loll m 111% il', 43H* H PortGEl 7014 14 IIS I1IH 111 • H lit 11%. AM» lain at ft w, a , >. DuaiP I 1114ii a ProctG 16011 III H% Q. Cu my life Insurance policy's premiums quire evidence ol insurability, and you may have IIH IIH- H US H - not continue for your lifetime. So if your need is •am l.«all li in. in lit PIvCol I 4611 111 IIS lit lit ( n II II - H ever he raised? a period of time to make the conversion. •atfVaW ion im -•-• PSvEG I H I IM lit »% at* long-term death protection for the rest of your •aKMlUt IM »% »'• III IS PoJPL 140 1 « I7Si*t lit- . A. Once a policy is issued, the premiums life — and if you also want income for your re- q. Mast my beneficiaries be related tt me? •MM M I m n no* ai % IIH IIH* 'i Pullmn I 40 f 71 11%lit lit- laaadi 1.4*11 m us 431. IHl lit S9H SIH* • Purti I H I 101 lit u% II - stated in that policy can never be raised, unless tirement or cash to settle your estate — buy A. Generally, no. Your range of choices is OuokO 104 I MTra Jill 313 MH a « Eaton II m M% Oil IV.-I'. almost unlimited and could include persons to Mfaiiii 31 * Ectllln 40 OuokllO H I the contract calls [or periodic increases. The cash value insurance. The most popular form of Mi 11 17 II ii% 14k- ' EIPow I 10 7Ill II'. IIH II - It -«-• • amount and time of any such increases should cash value insurance is whole life. whom you are not related. 141 ISH II EmorEII 1014 ill 14'. IM. 14 • H «C» I 10 I IM MS ». Mt. ia i a» II'* 314* EngMC 110 7in »'» ISH II'.. I. KollPiir Mil ai II 11% 14 * i io i is IIH EIK/CII I a 7 IM ll'i »•, an- H •omod 17*13 MO 1% * • IS- Evnrk I.M I •il IH l*» IH iu a an a • H Sanco I 04 7 17 IIS 10% »% . ' Elhyl 1 I m w> 1>H IS] 43 IIH 43 « H •oymn 110 104 II lit lit I IM IIH »H i»P Ka t Rtodtal I I n IIH IIH IIH* H 4UU1IS 11% »'.. aWtttV all) til IIH IIH I.U" 1 I I3M 4!'i OS 41%* H RllchCh .71 7 II litI4S I4't- a*ciH*i»ii !•> lit*. 13 - P-P - RtplH I 6010 at at. IIH P.46VOH 7011 in ns R. FMC I 10 I 441 IIH IIH II 400 l]l. ii, ui.* S3 I I 111 1IH FoirCm loll Ml 1IH II 14H. HR»«lon I 1014 Mutual fund sales are improving IK US 41% 41%- ' 3*1 JO'i M IIH mo 11' • II ,. . •lynln 310 7 110 US MS II . ' IM* 40 IIHIIH in 4 - H RtyMII 1 10 7160 lit ir. lit. EG I 4411 «l II 111. - H PI4NMI I I III IS 14%I4H- H RlllAld Illl lit lit* ' ByJOHNCUNNIPF gained much of their losses, it hardly benefited »• III IH _. -Jail It. Jl',. . P-ocn* 1110 •t io it shareholders who were unable- to hold on, and a •rrUM I Illl 331 34 1J . F irnln I II | ,,1)4 II'. 11'. IIH* H »«««! 1» 7 lit !»'. ,.NKW YORK (AP) - Mutual fund shares are •rnPX 3MI4 1441 IM14', IIH PICIKi MS IU IIH II II Ronrlnd M 4'. 6t. exceeding redemptions for the first time In any good deal of animosity was engendered in the late •M Ml HI IIH 141. »'. I if i"i I 1HI IIH IIH II'*- • Woin 1411 lit US- •acyfr Ml in 11% IIH UH. Ftlnan I 4910 IS 41H IIH 41H- DoyCCol I I IIS lit. year since 1971, but the improved showing hardly 1960s and early 1970s. 4*1 34* UH 34H* I FMMCnl 41 I MO 11% II'. IIH* 'S DoylO 4 IK I U't 14 - ' reflects a renewal of Interest in the stock market. The fad is that there is a good deal of risk in at III* IIH lilt, FloPL I II I 111 MH Ml MHS*. S HydirS 40 1III ll'i US. US. ' BUSINESS IMI II FloPowl *• • SIS 31 »H 31 • H - I-I ' Most of the sales, statistics show, are being mutual funds that aggressively seek growth of la a an Fluor la I III IIHXH II'.* H SCM I 1 HI 11% II, .11 . 11! all UH 41H- FdFoIr KIO in s IH IH produced by the bond categories, especially the capital. The ICI now says these funds offer in- - c-t • 13% « I F«dM i a i III 4S>. IS IIH * 'i inMr, i aio w4 lit. .''. ultraconservatlve municipal bond funds, which of- ANALYSIS vestors an opportunity it they are willing to as- cat i * • FartllK I 11 I ill II 11% Ii'i SllSoF 310 I 40', 40t* % CIT l«l 14 11 FronkM JO SIII • IH StHegP I n I Ut 10%. '• fer investors lax-free income. sume risk and retain their holdings for the long CPC IMI us FrpMinl Mil 11' II*. Sornoot 10 1 II'. 16 CamSp I Ull 41 11* »4 .. I Fru*hf 1 4 as i»'i SFtlnd 1.10 I 19 , lit. . The Investment Company Institute, of which term. CarP. IJMII 133 li', 11%- ' IF.mm 60 I Ill ul« 31 i US- '. Partly as a result of losses, the mutual fund Ml ISH jr. GAF II IS11!% 10% II * hnrPlol 11 I 6*3 !»'. 79, »%. S most of the important funds are members, notes II lit 11%. ' Gann*ltl ail U »'. 11% ll'i. Schimo I 1017 170 77', 71 Tit* • that more than half of all sales in October were Industry suffered five straight years — from 1972 C<*»T IMII Ml UH l!% OCoOl* II I 4*II'. II US Scortp 141 US lit* % CMaMIIMW Ml 41 . GcnOvr, S 11141% 41% 41% * S in ii'. lit 11% accounted for by municipal bond funds. The conservative tenor of the investment through 1976 — during which investors sold more CaataWim ll1. GOTO I an ISM Mt 4»', «%• UorltG S3IJ Ml 11% 11% US* t In 1969, by contrast, sales of bond and income mood, as revealed by the ICI figures, is both a re- shares than they purchased. CaMrvM I I S IIH GnFea 1 1410 IH 11% US II i laort .WO 1*11 21 .17") 71 . t Crl MM II I a »H Onion 40b I 114 71S II', 33 ,. VIWIIOill H I J7t us* '. ia si'i funds totaled only 11 percent of sales. The remain- flection of market conditions, in which high bond Us recovery, if it should be termed that, CmAVlM I M IIH GnMilli III 11130. 7» • » . iM-IIT I II* I 40t 40t. , ) 40' • Chmplnl 10 I HI IIH GMol I lo* I 111! US 41% 61 Uir»ln IK ing 89 percent was in sales of equity funds and yields prevail, and what appears to be an unwil- comes at the expense of the original mutual fund IM ll'l M 17t.lt Clam!* all III II GPU I II I HI II X . 10S Signal I M I M 17 lit lit- . those balanced between stocks and bonds. lingness to assume risk concept, that ol stock market investments for cnouw IMI m a GTMEI 114 I 111lit »'. Jl SimpPol 1011 lit lit. t sir IIH OmuaMll M 33H OTlr* I a 4 111a us a% Sing*, U 1 It'. lv.. , IU Ii'i Sales of growth funds, the largest category in To begin with, mutual funds are specifically capital gains and income. CMPn*T 111 •4 34V Ganetco 111 4 It 4 . lAVlini 4011 ll'l lit CMncn I III 14'* III IH GaPac 111 1441n n lit. Smtkln I 1011 II i 10 « % the mutual fund field, plunged during 1977, aimed at reducing the dangers of loss by diver- From another point of view; however, one G*tt» IMoll 10 171 170 170 - SonyCp OHIO 444 uUH GlbrFn alb 4 14lit lot 10'. SCrEG I SI I m )>• amounting to only 1786 million, compared lo $1 08 sifying their portfolios among a great many is- might say that the adaptation to municipal bonds Amrriran Glllltt* 1 1010 111M% u. 14%. SoCoiE 114 1IM !•'• billion in 1976 sues. By investing In low-risk bonds they reduce demonstrates the agility and survival ability of Goodrh I II 4 ai 31 . 10t II - SoolhCol SI *•111 H , NEW VOKKIAPi TKuridov 1I4IKIM Gaodvr I a I Ul IIS 17 17'. « SoNHnl 01 I US 11% 31, lit the risk even more. the fund industry. tlOf Amoncon If it weren't for the municipal bond funds, In Govld I M I 1Ml SouPoc 1 40 I 171 ull 11% ll'l KhtKHanatliM* a. a a. Nevertheless, many investors have suffered Sales for 1977 of about $6.4 billion, more than Grot* B 7 400MS 36. 36'.. Soo«» IM I 111 14 fact, the industry would again have a year in GIAIPc 10*70 HI SprrvR I II I 4*4 III Ml 16t* Pf Ml Hlfjh Low Clotl Oo is i. is which redemptions exceeded sales In existence serious losses, some of which have amounted to 50 $2 billion of them in municipal bonds, and about GIWFir 70 I 11011"! 11'. IIS. iqoorO I 1011 AoaiCp I lit f% 1% 1% p GGlaM I Mil i; , i7', i7',~ &qu,bb I OIIO IM 14'. for little more than a year, nearly 92.1 billion of percent or more In a single year. MOO million In excess of redemptions, would seem AIMf>Alf O M l IS 1%% IS. S US !!»|- AIMf>Alf Grtyn I 01 I 10H II 11% 13 « Wlrnd I ail AMAH 141 4 ISS 1%1% ll%%- S n us lit »t them were sold In 1977 While many of these funds subsequently re- to indicate that. AMcC* II % S S- S GilWiln 44 4 IM7 IIS II'. IIS ilO'lCI 110 I oifwwi mi im i in i in SlOInd 1U I II] «'• 44'. IIH AlclE Ho M 1% 7% 7%- S Gutroii i io i ion 11 14 , MS ttOHOM 1*11 17 II 10' j AArmMM IIII 44 4 . I I - % GIISIUI I II I IU II'. US US- SlOulCni M I II M'I 14H IIH '. Aamr Jill 1177 •%i-i IS. t GwllUia 17 I II US II 14 — StorlDg 1010 III II'. UH II'.* '. AIMCA4. mil 44 1 1 IS IS- S M*v*nll 70 SIK Ii'i AMOot ol I S 1% IS* % IS'T IV. I HolliOrll 4011 ill IV i 44% IS'. UuWor ll| 1101 IIH ** . 4* . I . AuUTOtO a 111 M". >4 . MS- , HoncNk all] I MHMH MH* JunCo 1 SI I IS IIH 41H 41H- H I » 1 IS IS- t M*fiul*l I I III 11' , li'i ISH i n IM w IO'I t - t-T - Hnblinl 4011 141 ISHI4H IS'.* im mi no u . 11% 11 • • Common stock children's gifts n 4% 4S 4S H*wltPh.40l! mint II 4> is m is II ISH IS%- '• Tandy I S3] 33 •owVoll III! II W in 70S S IIIHIMIiliiiini n ,-, Moiiyl 101 71 SH IS') ISH* 'a Tondvctl 1 4! IIH an average rate of 17 percent snares lor a better pnee. Klt l« •% « •'» By DAVID R. SARGENT m ion »7 IIH II 37 - H Tvchncr 40 4 411 11% tooco lo 1 13 13% 13% IIS* S annually. This year's profit Mr. Sargent cannot answer Honwll I as I 110 4* . 41', 44 TKIrni 411] 410 M CK P« loll B 30% IMl ItS- % HauUiFia 1 171 IIH II'. T*IMn I 411 S lt» I3H Canto) loM H n% !•% »%. S q—Our son will be 13 in should reach $1. per share, up all mail personally, but will Moulin 1 H 1 100 an ii Tvlprml 77 111 IH CnompHo 1103 1 1% 1 • % HoulNG 10 I 11* 7'. MH.!!'. • '• TDK I IM l'i March As a special birthday from 81 cents a year ago. The answer all questions possible O«»K • I 31 IIS 14% 14''. % HtmOJn M I lia T-i I0H Ii'i* 'l TmrKo 1 I Ml II'. Jit. CoocMn »< III US IIS II'.. S SUCCESSFUL dividend payment has In hit column. HugmTi ion ISH ll'l 111* H Tnoro II III I I present we want to invest Cmim Ml 73 14% US 14%« % - t-1 Tliaco 1 I 1011 71H llt- CKtaOG II « IS 1% ''•• S $500 for him for long-term doubled since 1974 and should IC Ind I SI S 10 14%II'. 71% * 1 T..E1I 1 10 I 14 4i'< CookM 1 It •% •% 1%. S INACp I a I I0S 4IH40V. 4O'i~ H Tlilnill Ull U4 IS'i growth. Would you suggest a be boosted early next year. Comlk.1 M I II lit I4S I4S IU ml .10 1 177 ll'IIl H UH- H Tf.lnl 10 IU IH Two S&L CnKt* MM H 11% 11% 11% By reinvesting his dividends IdanaP 1 Illl SO II'..'«'. pl«* '1 TaxOGt 7110 7S1 14H llt- stock? L.L., Arizona Damon II 41 IS ts •%. , INVESTING ld*ol« I 40 I K IIHIIH IIH- 14 TiPcLdllll! I n 31 • O an la 17% 11% us. % A- This excellent idea is — it is done without any cost I Mull* US 11 .ISIrrujMCp SO 4 41 II IS'* II TaxUIII 1 40 t 111 77'> a . to the shareholder — he Dr MI 141 IS 3% It. S INCO H I HO ll'Ul H 1IH* H Ti.igll I ail 343 »H one that I have used with my associations liwaco 10*11 111 It IIH IIH* H T«.lronl 40 1 133 MH DyMM 1 4* I 4', I . t ir •- own children. In the past I IIIIIIMIMMIIIIIIIIIII Hill | would probably add one share EorKiKn III U in 11% IIS. S InoxrP. 1MI1 lit SIHII SI'I Thiokol IH I III 1! inimnniio i ai anMH an* . Thrllly 41 9 SO IH PWKII a in it i% i%- s have suggested to parents additional sense of ownership or so each year. mtri* i.a i ii anan an* H Tlotrlnl SO I 1014 ull'. grow. are merged •llmwy.HX I II ft* I I - S 1 Q —I bought 600 shares of FlyDtoO I IM aS M'I 3IS. t IBM II.Sill 10!! I'l'i7MH 711%* I . TlmtM It 14 IS'i and relatives planning on when he then uses that prod- An appropriate Issue for InlFlov Silt IM 13 71% I7H- H Timknl TOO I IS 30Hll'l »'i*IH MILLBURN - The Federal ProntA III I I 10 IS IS- t 1 Aristar, Inc. (NYSE) at 4£. IntHarvl.lo 4 7» 10'IT, . »i. 'i TWA 4 Ml 10' i 10%. making gifts of stocks to mi- uct. Another sound practice is your son, one which meets OKI » I) 4S 4S IS 1 IntMIn 1*01 IS 404H0 . 40 .* '. Trontm .M I 111 IS'* lit It has been as high as t% this Home Loan Bank Board, the otomrii ii in i", is »s - s nors that it is usually a good selecting an issue that has a both criteria, is Dr. Pepper ln!Pop*r 7 T 434 43%41% 41 * • TroniCOl ID I 13 ll'l supervisory agency for the OOMIOU in % "ii nil.in InITT 1 1 lilt ll'i IIH IN.* '« Troylnl.TI I 411 »'. idea to p|ck a company that dividend reinvestment plan so (NYSE), a major bottler of year but is now around 5 O*ICMrt III 1% HI IS ImraSI SO S 111 »H»'. MH TrlCoril III 7IS »'. savings and loan business, OHooMP II oil IS 1% l%- S Should 1 sell or hold It for a I*«PSI K I I] 17' a 11 . TwtnCn 10 4 714 7IH makes a product that is fa-that over the years the young- soft drinks. Over the past GILkCK Jill n a IIS 13 «!', - J-J -U-U - has Issued final approval for HortlM 40 I 31 MS M% 10% miliar. This gives the child an ster can watch hi; holdings better price? F.Y., California JhnMonl 40 I III 31' 11'i* UAL 10 I 4U 70H five years growth has been at MollyCp M 10 IS IS IS -I the merger of Investors Sav- Johnjn 1.4011 111 11i 11ll'l 16'. * UMC IK I 44 WH MOUOM mi in as us us- "> A - Fiscal 1977, ended JonLori MU 1 II 11%I3l H 1I%- ' UVInd I 1 140 70 ings and Loan Association HMkyO Ml 113 » 14% » - S Jottim 111 II 31 IIH ISH- i UnCorDlM 1 117 41'40'. . InwOII no I M 11% IIS 11% June, was the first profitable JoyMlg ISO I 11 11'31. % ii'%* UnEIK IMI IM IS'*Ut and Supreme Savings and Incolrm II II IIS IIS IIS * K—K • UnOCollTO I 191 S7Hi year for Aristar since 1874. Loin Association. IMrlTt 333 IS I I K marl .1413 114 II"M, H IIH* ' UPocC 111 ISI 41'. Modest gain for market And, already in the 1978 first InttltkM I 17 J% JH 1% KoltrAll.lO I 110 a'.10 10'.. ' Uniroyol SO 4 141 I' • As a result, the merger of imOvA.noi ii a% at a%. % KonGE IBI II HH»'.»'•• UnBronO I U I'* •UillnllJOc U 4% 4-i 4S 1 The Dow Jones average of Volume on the Big Board quarter, earnings have sur- KonPLII 10 1 II »Ha , KH UnltCp II* 34! 10'10'. i NEW YORK (AP) - Stock the two thrift institutions offi- LTVtpwt 111 I 114 I in I 114 Kelylnd 4 41 4'.IH IH UHucI I 701 1 111 M% passed those reported for the LolvP.il 14 1J1 IS 4 It an prices bounced back from an 30 industrials, off more than 4 reached 23 61 million shares, cially took place at the close KoolBr a I 104 I SH SH- JSGyplI 10 I 111 tl IIH LooEnl ail II 1»% MS »%- 'i entire 1977 year. The balance K*lloggl ion M 34%14H MH* I USInd SI 1 »! IH early spell of selling to record points at the outset, closed up from 19.63 million in the of business on Friday, Dec. 9. LoowTwt 111 IS It IS. S KHWKl Mill 1*40 17'*ll'i 7l'i* ussiccn a i ias 111 > II'. • of the year should see earn- d 10 S "i S. s a modest gain yesterday as with a 69 gain at 830.39. previous session. The New Jersey Department ii ii as a a KirrW I 1110 44S 41' j 46H 41H* UnTtchl Bl IN J'.H lit ings recovery maintained » m is is is KlmbCIl K I 34S 43'41'. . 43H UnlTH 1 a I 711 ll'l lit investors studied prospects That followed a .17 loss After the NYSE close on of Banking had approved the oint .14 I 9 ovj IS IS. % KnlglRd 111 71 H'3«i a - ' Uplorwt I Mil IN MH 14 .- under a new chairman of the Wednesday the White House with a figure of (1. per share WlGW 0II 31 US 31 II - S Kapprl I 1010 III II IIH 13 • USLIFE SI 1 MS II' Tuesday and an unchanged application for merger In Au- Krott 117 I It] 44'43. % 44V*- ' Federal Reserve Board. announced the surprise choice possible. In addition to Its MlllorWwl 1 US IIS IIS- S Krooar 110 I to IIH 31'. IIH* -v-v- showing by the average Wed- gust. MttcME.IIf 14 »S »% 10%. S varlan 4011 IK a consumer finance division, VoEPwl 14 I ia I4H Brokers said the market nesday, in a week that has pro- of Miller, a Rhode Island The combined $450 million NKInnot IM J% »S 1%- S LTV 1117 1% It It- S NIPoHnl B l» 10% I0S 10% Aristar operates about 85 LaorSa 60 1 114 11% lit IIS* '. hadn't yet rendered any con- duced little of the excitement business executive who had NProc .1141 101 1% 1 7'. association, operating under 10%* t Wacnov 401 141 11% 14% HMn » II IS 1% IS. t Lrnmnl.lit l» 10% 10S clusive verdict on President that often arises in the mar- been scarcely mentioned in home furnishing stores. L*vltlF Bl I 43 » »S M WolNml 40 6 M an at. the Investors banner, will HOC»O I 17 •% IS •%« % LOF to I 111 Mt 31% WrnComn I ii'.. Write-offs for store closings in OaarkA.llo 1 V is is it » ISO ull'. Carter's decision to replace ket at this time of year. speculation over who might serve 85.000 customers In Es- Llag*l 1 SO 1 IH 76' i dH WornrLI.IOIt M - PFIiat 111 % III! II 16-1 16 J4%- S 4W »'. 'the 1978 first quarter offset LlllyEIII 4111 111 a IIS wmwi i.i6io Arthur Burns as the Fed's Advances outnumbered de- succeed Burns. PECp Ml 4 IS ) 1% It* '• II 4 t 14 17% sex, Union and Monmouth Litton lltlo 414 14'. US WnAIrL 40 1 7t the bulk of operating earnings Pr«tH0ll4ll II M 11% IIS* S US- t chairman with G. William clines by about a 4-3 margin A number ot top executives Counties, according to Roland •mm i 6i is »% rs- % LaCkKd 4 110 lit 14',Ut- '. WnBnc 1.70 7 n si from the furniture division. Loam IK 4 140 Mt lit WUnlonl 40 7731 IIH tMGowt III Ml % V,- S 31 * % Miller, a relative unknown on in the daily tally on the New and bankers praised Miller as Lewan Jr., president. LnSlor I 10 1 II It II'. II WcltgEI t7 61141 ll'i IIH- INttCot Illl M II »% 11 With these losing units now LILCo 143 7 30» IIS II Vnytrnrnil 1404 21'. WaU Street. York Stock Exchange. an excellent choice for the nnm A » ill ua% as as-i II - S a * LoLondl 10 9 1676 lit W. lit. S WhwIF loll •4 31H UH. out of the picture, this divi- BlKton .40 1 II 11% IIS IIS— Vt LoPoc 400 I II! US 11% wninpii.K i ia 77'. Job. •otntch 41 10% 10% I0S. S 13 * S 73 - sion should begin to contrib- Luc»vS.76blO H US 1)'.US* t WnlllMI 7 714 IH I'l. But analysts also pointed AUTO trxx JO I » 14% IIS UH Lykn ai 111 I". I 6S— t WMttokr 7 1M 7H IS ute to earnings. IOCMM IN 1 IS It- S _ M-M - Wllllomi I 7411 IV. IIH ll'l out that investors had little MSUMNa IMnonO B M MS 13%- % MGIC .» t H US 16 WlnnD 1 Ull Ill IIH 0J4'. 31 - Local Securities IHItran f 113 IS IS IS- S Mocrnlll 64 I 411 11% 10% m )H ]'. Aristar has apparently seen FULL winnooo a 3H • information as yet to go on in Irntii Nil K »% MS »",- S Man ISO 1 111 »'i Its t WOIWIH140 6 761 It IIH trial quotations courlc.y Fofineitotk 1 Co . Red Bonk II • trying to sort out the direc- the worst; delinquencies are COVERAGE InlEnt a at IIS 10% IIH* % MdlFd Dl lit 13'. USus • ANKS Tmnotowt 17 3Vt 1% IS* S MoglcCI 40 I 113 IS •%It -X-Y-Z- MH Alloirt Stale Bank tion the central bank's credit dawn, loan demand is at a TirraC to I It t% »s 'S MAPCO) 1011 HI) lit US X » Xiroi IMI02O4S Ii'i 4IH 47%* '. ••{, Ctnlrol Jatriey '!'' Tinlr nil 4 •% t% 1% mrolOl.K 1 17 «'. « f ZolaCp U I II IS". IS'i IS'.- H policy might take under him. gtfod level, and a new and UVIodwi Ml 3% 3% 1*- S ZinltnR lit I ISO 14', Ii'i I4*i* H Community State II * TAorMId n I 117 US US Fidelity Union Bank Corp ... . Unarawt 1011 I II I'D 111 Copyrlgnl by Th« Altoclated Prm 1911. il" »>• With one session left in 1977, more favorable revolving AGENCY TAorrlot Illl 116 lit ll"i Flrit Mercnonts National i'. UIFIIIr Ml 113 11% US 11% . t% SHMWMURV MorIM 1.60 4 107 14", lit MS* S IS credit agreement has been UrtvP., KI 10 14% 14% I4S- S Flnl jeney Notional u the Dow shows a loss of more Mni .4010 141 11% ll'IIl S ITOCKI IN IMISPOTLIGHT Flnt National T.R ll'l 13'> 741-7604 Virnltni I 14 Vt IS IS- s negotiated. I would hold the MouyF lit 401 11 Ut II NEW YORK 1AP) Sale*. 4 p.m. price Franklin Slate L, !'. than 170 points for the year. WarnCpl 05 II 1% 4% 1% * S MoyDS 1.16 I 111 17 U1S1 * % ond not cttonge of Ih•i lltteen moll ocl've Jersey Short *• 1! II CoevHUit br TM Auoclalro Prm Illl. Itwylul 60all II »t 17S37S- % Ntw York Slock ENChono* Islufl. Brunswick Bank* TruM... 1] ll'l The market value index at McDir t 4 111 14% 11%Ut. % trodlng nollonolly ot mort Ihonll. New Jersey National Corp OceonCownly Nalional McDirM I Mtdl6t ll't- t AUtdkorp MO.tOO M'l . t Si. |5 the American Stock Ex- People i National Lakewood 31 Footnotes It - t Mor^iFleld VI.TSB lit *is McDMd .1016 111 US 11% Shore National . ... change, by contrast, rose .49 17',. ', BrltPlt 144.100 16% . 1 NY Ston and Amax SIOM loolnolti McDonD M I Ul u!7S 17 Shrewsbury State U 1 16'i I7''«+ t 106.000 n • t •elfingunttinunoniclol. McGEdl 60 I 14 17S J7t Urtlleo" Counties Truv Co. .. 14'1 ll'l Thursday to another four- II - ". DEAL INSULATION UnMlaitiarwlM notta,roll,oWI»iatndI McGrH .1010 104 IIS II X*ro»Cp . 104,900 47% • t United Jersty Sank 11'. 17 IIS. % 1 InHiitarnmn taoli ari onnuol auburn, IModCp I I 174 tIS 70V. ErnlKodok 196.400 II , . ". INDUSTRIAL year high of 126.92, reflecting 17".- '. EST1947 mii\H/nnl«, ni. loll o»orttrlyo«i4ml- Mllvllll MID 101 V>* 31". lenllhR 171,000 14", * t Autodynomlcs 2'i a continued concentration of aTlmiaMKloraHan.StMclal or t. n't WnAlrLin I4I.H0 !'. UvWond or iplll up. |-Pold mi ytor. 144,™ WH 33 H its highest since it was first Mobil 4.70 7 447 64") US«4%- S AmTT . Foodarama , r% dtvKtnvl omltltd«t«rr«d or no ocllon ' MoMDto II 1)1 «%• \A6 . Gibson Homans It7' ,' published on Sept. 4, 1973. Man ol Iml dlvldand mtillrtg. k-oic Monwnl.lo 1 M7 PUj MS!»S- W DOW JONES AVHAOII Kino. JamttExl. Coft H land or POM mil ytor, an accumulaHvi MonDU160l0 7 II 15% 11%. S Nlw YorklAPI FlnolDow Joneiov«ron« II However, according to the HBERGIASS Ii44jo wtm dtvMtndt In arroarl. n—Nan MonP»l.nlt ID IIS 14't4S. » t ITOCKI Metallurgicalint I* ]'1 lnut.r-Datloridorpoldlnprir.Mlns II Moraant.K I 371 41"> 41%aii* s Open High Low Cloie Chg Midland Glass 1*1 10 Amex's calculations for his- Monmouth Airlines . months plin llock dlvldtnd. I-Pold In MorNorl 1110 401 MS tiSM'l* % MM HI 01 134 37 111.63 130 39 • 0 69 S/16 I'll INSULATION ihx* In procodlng I] monlhi, ntlmotia MoorfwuthCopual,. ., torical purposes, its all-time •Aatrolo 111 110 MS 11%MS* % KTrn HIM HIM tllll 117.11. 107 y, caah volua en *x-dlvloond or 4n dlilrlbu Monmouth Park IIUH 110.59 111.50 110.19 111.71. 0.4] I6mH MtPgtl 1 I 41 17". 16%3o%- S Wonmooth Rtol Eitdtt peak actually occurred on 71111 »t 49 IM 11 117 74. 0.71 if > lion am. MtiTM | H I II 11% IISIIS* S 6311k HJ/NolyrglGai 1.716.300 H ire inpn Perkln-EltTHr Jan. 2,1969 at 168 99 Ed1 jy 420 700 70 NCR Ml Ml 40H )t% «"i»l' Tron Precision Optics . Hj YEARS dand ond HtM In Mil. I-Saln In lull. 171,100 Standard & Poor's index of FREE NLInd I.JO I 114 WVi IIH IIH* 'I unit Radiophone Corp cld-Call4«.»*-Wnond»- BLT ,M I III 13"! 71'* 33"1- ' 6SSU Roy Comm Ind, Inc IS I'l 400 Industrials gained .24 to ESTIMATES EXPERIENCE BONDS Scrvomallon <*miaun»arranri.>dli-E«'dlilrll>ullon. NoWicol.llll 31 47% ll'i 4!'..- ' 17H M NalAIrl S01I SI9UI4H 14 14'.. ' 9O.94-0.01 Spiral Mttol Mj us 104.55, and S&P's 500-stock v|—In tjonkruptcy or r»c*lv»rfhlp or » Bondl 94 9t.-0.14 U.5 Homes ,, IH aalno raaraanliad undtr mt Bankruptcy KalCon .14 S II ullH II 16 10 Public Utllltln r. M 90.0 19 Unlttd Telecontrol IH composite index was up .19 at Ad, or Mcurllllt ouumid by luch com NoiDllll 60 ' IM 21 m II • '' 10 Indullrloll 531-6777 or 222-4444 MolFG 1.14 I 1 76^ MH MVl» V Commodllyluluriilndii 111.14* 1.10 94.94. Celebrate New Year with festive buffet By IRIS ROZENCWAJG Heat oven to 350 degrees Defrost spinach and drain thor- each slit well with some of the vegetable mixture Wrap ham Preheat oven to 400 degrees Sift flour and conwtareh Into Ringing out the old and ringing in the ne» can be satis- oughly Melt 4 tablespoons butter in skillet, add chopped onion tightly in unbleached muslin or in several layers of cheese- a bowl. Beat egg yolks lightly with a fork and add vanilla ex- factorily accomplished in either ol two ways One can go to and saute gently til transparent but not brown Puree the cloth and tie it Return ham to kettle and bring to boll, sim- tract. Beat egg whites until they foam, then, I tablespoon at 1 bed at nine-thirty and pull the covers over the head, waiting spinach with a little sour cream in a blender, or through a mering for 2 hours. Let ham cool in the kettle and chill, then time, beat In the sugar Continue beating unlU the whiles lor it all to be over sieve Add onion and butter in which it has been sauteed. us- transfer to a platter and chill for 12 hours or overnight. Re- form (tiff, unwavering peaks. Or. one can have a party and confront the passage of time ing more of the sour cream as it is needed Then scrape the move wrapping and serve at room temperature with several Mix about 14 of the egg whites Into the yolks with a rub- with elan, brio and hoopla A nice way to have a party that is pureed spinach into a bowl and stir in any remaining sour kinds of bread ber spatula, then reverse the process and pour yolk mixture informal and yet still festive is to prepare a simple buffet for. cream. Stir in the elbow macaroni Season with grated nut- EGGNOG WHIPPED CREAM PIE over the rest ol the whites Sprinkle the flour and cornatarch say. eight persons meg, salt and a little pepper — it should taste of nutmeg Melt Blend 2ty cups ground pecans, >£ cup sugar, and % slick on top of the yolks, then fold gently until no trace of flour Re- CAVIAR PIE remaining 2 tablespoons butter in the skillet and stir in the butter, melted, and transfer mixture to a 914-inch pie plate mains. I eggs, hard-rooked bread crumbs, coating them thoroughly with the butter Spoon and form It into a shell, pressing It firmly Into the plate. Chill Ughtly butter and flour a 12-cup muffin tin. Turn the tin 1 stick butter, softened the spinach mixture into an ovenproof dish (2-quart). but- the shell for 30 minutes and bake it in a preheated 375 degree over and strike II to remove flour, excess then pour bailer oven for 15 minutes or until lightly browned and let it cool • small white onions, chopped ^ tered, and sprinkle the top with buttered bread crumbs and into cups, filling each cup % full. Bake in the middle of the completely 14-oz jars lumpfish caviar then with grated Parmesan cheese Cook for 30 minutes or un- oven for It minutes or until the cakes are light brown. Re- 1 cup sour cream til hot Sprinkle 14 tablespoons gelatin over 3 tablespoons brandy move from the oven and run a knife around each cake to loo- Sieve eggs and mix them with butter Put this paste into a STUFFED COUNTRY HAW to soften for 10 minutes. In a bowl beat 4 egg yolks with ^ sen It. then lift them from the tin and cool on cake rack. glass souffle dish; refrigerate 1 hour Then add a layer of on- Scrub the coating from a 12-pound country ham with a cup sugar until they form a ribbon when the beater Is lifted The Filling: 14 cups heavy cream, chilled ions, a layer of caviar and top with sour cream Serve cold stiff brush under running water and soak the ham In cold wa- and add 114 cups scalded milk in a thin stream, stirring. Pour 1 tablespoon sugar with small triangles of thin black bread ter to cover overnight. Drain ham. remove the skin and most the mixture Into a heavy saucepan and cook it over low heat, 1 teaspoon vanilla extract HOPPING JOHN of the fat. and put the ham in a large kettle Add enough fresh stirring, until thick enough to coat the spoon, but do not let It Whip cream until it begins to thicken, add sugar and va- Rinse 1 cup cowpeas or black-eyed peas and put them in a cold water to cover the ham by 1 inch, simmer it for 2 hours boil. Remove the pan from heat and stir In the softened gela- nilla and continue to whip until cream holds its shape firmly. bowl Add! cups water and let them soak tor at least I hours and transfer it to a board to cool, leaving the cooking liquid in tin. '4 cup dark rum. and 14 teaspoons vanilla. Transfer the Refrigerate With a sharp knife, slice around each cake al- Drain peas, rinse them, and put in a kettle with a ham the kettle. custard to a bowl aet over a larger bowl of Ice and let It cool, most to the bottom, leaving a '4-inch rim around circum- sltring occasionally, but do not let it set. In a large bowl beat hock or ham bone Add 1 onion, diced, and enough water to Wash. trim, and chop 1 bunch each of scallions and ce- ference Pull out the Insidei of the cakes, leaving thin shells 4 egg whites with a pinch of salt until they hold stiff peaks, measure twice the depth of the peas. Bring the water to a boil lery. Bring cooking liquid to a boil, add celery and scallions Pill each cake shell, then refrigerate lor I hr fold in \ cup heavy cream, lightly whipped, and fold in the and simmer the peas, covered, for 1 hour, or until tender Re- and simmer them for 10 minutes Wash and trim 3 pounds The Glaze: 4 oz. unsweetened chocolate custard. Transfer enough of the filling to the prepared shell to move the pork with a slotted spoon and discard bone, fat and each of spinach', watercress, and mustard greens or turnip «4 cup chilled heavy cream fill the shell to the top and chill the pie for 20 minutes, or until gristle Dice the meat. Drain the peas in a sieve set over a greens. Add greens to the kettle and simmer for 2 minutes, or 1 cup sugar the filling is set. Transfer the remaining filling to the shell, measuring cup and add enough water to measure 2 cups liq- until they are limp. Transfer the vegetables with a skimmer 4 tablespoons water mounding it. and chill the pie for 20 minutes more or until set. uid. Return meat. peas, and liquid to the kettle and bring to to a large bowl and add 2 tablespoons each of pepper, celery 2 tablespoons white com syrup In another bowl whip 1 cup heavy cream with 2-) table- boil. Stir in 1 cup rice and simmer, covered, until rice is seed, mustard seed, and cayenne. With a sharp knife make I egg lightly beaten spoons sifted confectioners' sugar and 1-2 tablespoons dark cooked (about 15 minutes) and the liquid is absorbed Add salt several rows of deep 2-inch wide slits lengthwise in the ham. 1 tablespoon vanilla extract rum and spread the cream over the pie. mounding It slightly to taste alternating rows of 2 and ) slits, each v, inch apart Stuff Combine the chocolate, cream, sugar and water with the and reserving a small amount Pipe the reserved cretm deco- SPINACH CASSEROLE com syrup In top part of a double boiler. Stir them together ratively around the edge of the pie and decorate the center 110-oz packages frozen spinach over low heat until the chocolate melts and sugar dissolves. and sides with chocolate shavings from a bar of unsweetened I tablespoons butter Raise heat to medium and cook without stirring for about 5 or semi-sweet chocolate. Remove pie from the refrigerator 1 cup onion, finely chopped minutes longer, or until a little of the mixture dropped into a for at least 30 min before serving. 2 cups sour cream glass of cold water forms a soft ball. Remove pan from heal 1 cup cooked elbow macaroni INDIANER (Bakes II) and stir 3 tablespoons or hot mixture into lightly beaten egg. freshly grated nutmeg Batter: 14 cup all-purpose flour Then beat the egg mixture briskly Into the chocolate mixture Lifestyle •4 cup cornstarch salt and pepper and add the vanilla Transfer cakes upside down to a cake H cup bread crumbs 8 FRIDAY. DECEMBER 30. 1977 4 eggs, separated rack set on a jelly-roll pan and pour over them the warm 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese 4 teaspoon vanilla extract glaze from the saucepan Refrigerate to chill the glaze, and •4 cup sugar serve.

Don't think about exercise — do it By EMILY WILKENS ough rinsing, apply astringent. At noon and at 3 p.m.. blot (Part two of three-part series) face with a tissue lightly moistened with astringent Smart figuring takes more than diet. Exercise is impor- Keep hands off your face Don't attempt to remove black- tant, too. It bums up calories, firms your body and gives you A NEW YOU heads or blemishes yourself. Have a professional cleansing by a feeling of overall well-being. a dermatologist once a month, more often if needed No need to take up tennis, ice skating or skiing — not un- You'll find that if you use beauty grains several limes a less you want to. Exercise can be as easy as walking briskly COMPLEXION CARE week. It will keep oily skin problems to a minimum. for 20 minutes every day Or you can work out at home with a Once you've made healthful eating a habit and have Whether your complexion Is dry or oily, be sure to cleanse program of calisthenics or yoga. worked exercise onto your daily schedule, get going on skin properly, using only products formulated for your skin type. If yoga appeals, you'll find some excellent routines in my care. Don't rush cleansing Take your time Do it properly. You "10 Little Yogas" bulletin To obtain a copy, send your Cleansing is all-important If skin is dry - if it feels taut only have one face, so pamper it. request plus 25 cents and a self-addressed, stamped, business- and tends to be flaky, it is — use lanolin or cocoa butter soap MAKEUP MAGIC size envelope to Emily Wilkens' Yoga Bulletin. P.O Box SI76. Work up a lather, then rinse with 30 hot splashes. Next, add a When your complexion shows improvement, work on JTCJJMK Ml. nrtON MU1 JENNIFER BARRON Grand Central Station. New York. NY 10017 few teaspoons of apple cider vinegar to a basin of cold water makeup Take advantage of department store cosmetic dem- 544-I7M Tatrmt Trofth\ U inner Don't think about exercise Do it. Spring into action Get and apply for final rinses. If skin is super dry and sensitive, onstrations to learn the how-to tricks that can make a magic ttlnnlic Cits 197ft out of (hat easy chair and go. go. go use a commercial creamy cleanser instead of soap difference in the way you look. True, the demonstrators hope Do isometrics -like pulling in your stomach and buttocks To lubricate skin in the morning, apply castor oil -an In- you'll buy their products, and you may wish to buy those that DOROTHY simultaneously while waiting for an elevator, a bus. or your expensive but effective moisturizer -to face and neck with an are effective on you. but In most cases you can try but not SUPPUMENT YOUR turn at the checkout upward movement. After 10 minutes, blot thoroughly and go buy if that's your decision. TOLAND When you're chit-chatting on the phone, don't sink into a over your face with a warm washcloth Pat on chilled witch Or invest in makeup know-how Save up and treat your- HUT WITH AN chair Do stand tall and straight, swing your right leg up as hazel, then apply your makeup Use castor oil for a before- self to a makeup session DANCE STUDIO far as you can. then back as far as you can. then your left bedtime moisturizing treatment, too. AW1GHTW00D 201 E. Brrfrn If.. H,,l Hank In the final installment Sunday. Emily Wilkens gives a leg Or do knee bends Or the easy isometric suggested ear- If skin has that well-buttered look, it's oily. Wash with crash course in the "Four Cs" (care, conditioning, color and OR COAL STOVE. 741-2208 lier oatmeal or brown laundry soap morning and night After thor- cut) that keep hair a crowning glory. - trow.. 7 AJL-11 PJL FLOWER POWER Sales Housewife anguished by slur 10 A.M.-3 P.M. ttoritl and gifts b, Appointment safe on the streets. sugsuggestiog n I HAVE tried it SPECIAL! Dear Ann Landers: In re- and 1it makes me feel a little sponding to "The Eyes Have cockeyed 95 It in Waynesboro" you said BACAC I aai. ANN LANDERS you always close your eyes RVJC>»» V when you kiss. Well, my girl New Year's i\ has the most beautiful big 00 this letter. It's 11:20 at night. like to hear his story. - Been Dear Ann Landers: 1 just brown eyes in the world and I just finished the ironing and There And Still Am read that letter from "Seen It when on occasion we both I waxed the floor because my All" — that damn fool who Dear Been: You and 20.000 open our eyes durimg a kiss, in-laws are coming tomorrow thinks any woman who stays other homemakers. The mail they absolutely sparkle, from California. 50% OFF home and pretends it takes a is beyond belief. I'm even dance and "shine. It brings us I just hope when that mo- Lean Line whole day to clean house and getting letters from husbands very close together when our AH artificial Xmas arrangements ron dies he comes back to at 630 pi it SleinbactVs'Dwi. Store, cook and take care of kids is who are cussing him out. eyes meet during a kiss and Community Rm.,i Rte. 9Mard/apan, N J. earth as a housewife with five a "freeloader and a para- "Seen It." I have a message makes me realize more than 495-9400 kids, two dogs, three ham- site." I am so mad I can for you. Stay under wraps for ever how much I love her. Bring in this ad and M UoMfMb M. (CnupMI'i Jarntiu) Itlfoid sters and a 17-room house. I'd hardly see straight to write a couple of months or leave You should try it sometimes. $4.00 when regis the country. If anyone finds — In Love out who you are. you won't be Dear Love: Thanks for the Make A Date (CORDIALLY TOURS, 1 A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day. $1.00 each addi- The holiday season is a wonderful time for cordial entertaining "at home". tional line; $3.00 for two days. $1.25 each additional line; $5 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $(.00 Whether your guests are family or friends, few or many, you'll want your table for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 to reflect a warm welcome and your own good taste. days before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date Secretary. Pate to Swiss fondue, quiche to caviar, Delicious Orchards can provide for your JANUARY 2, S, It, 21, M CMnw entertaining needs. Consider our vast selection of crackers, imported and Choraliers of Eatontown will conduct auditions each IMWMtla Monday evening in January. Meadowbrook School. Ea- OoorgOo»»at MoroM m O .'-Nan GQNOt* domestic cheeses, cocktail mixes, party meats or oven-ready hors d'oeuvre tontown, 8 P.M. Call 22*1124. assortment. You'll have a reason to celebrate when you see "Our Own" County 77M677 Own Coatfy 26MMt! JANUARY 1 New Jency 201 757-7677 Apple Cider, on (££>, special this week for 89c Vi Gal./$1.69 Gal. The Greater Red Bank Tenants Association will rrieet tonight at 51 Monmouth St.. Red Bank. 8 P.M. Second When your thoughts are "entertaining", we hope Floor. you'll visit us first! JANUARY 3, II. 17 The Monmouth Civic Chorus holds auditions for new members at 7:30 p.m. In Embury Church Hall. Little Sil- ver. Spring program; Beethoven's "Missa Solemnls," to Florida, Gbnntcttad, be presented May 20. Information 922-3177. E>v»Fat> 25.197H JANUARY S Organ Recital, HarUd Stover. First Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill, RedNB«fllrT4:30 p.m. Reception to •KK TOWI - • huTi IMM MM»M OHWI. M4 N M . nan «IOO DeUtiousOrchaids am IT-oopm follow. Child care provided. EAIONTOwh - Monmojti (homing COTM Commtrtr Urn. (to— hv«0. Mall! " JANUARY II tSff1- iwfitoSnJlja'Krco 1? "id* «i. TS; at (IS im t Mon. al Ml Parents Without Partners No. 644 Meeting Don Quix- ote. Rt. 34, Matawan, 8:30 P.M. Speaker: Gerry Brlgham HMtu - MMl Commrty CaMar ol HOMI. Farmnoitja t Umax M . DM • M» 10am to 8pm from "Divorce Yourself." Dancing to follow. Call 58J- Tuesday thru 0170. ItiJ'.JMUnWiftoa.TliuTamSpm ' Sunday trmiiivB-'LiaSir Fl» Houaa Pncod Ma.. 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N J FRIDAY DECEMBER 30. 1977 Thf Ulrf) Hi flhJT I 9 Film makers zoom in on Garden State b> UBOLEFELDMAN pearing on the silver screen petes with SO other states (or feed 70-100 people sets," he noted. There are and "the geological wonders rORT LEE (APr - The u the state's revitatltted mo- a slice of big budget produc- — A film sequence for the miles and miles of New Jer- of the world — the Palisades, streets of New Jersey ire ap- tion picture Industry com- tions movie version of the rock mu- sey coastline, fivers, bays the Ramapo Hills." he added Several films have been sical. "Hair." was shot on the shot in New Jersey since the Pulaski Skyway in November. state Motion Picture and The skyway was closed and Television Development Com- cars dating from 1968 and mission was organited earlier back traveled the raised high- HUCOMSE DINNER SUKI SPECIALS this year And Commission way. taekaha ••* Cu» m toua, Uttt, Potato a v*«*aM«, Chairman Sidney Kingsley ex- — A major Metro-Goldwyn- lea Cram or Frurl Pto 4 Smoraoo pects several movie studios to Mayer motion picture, with a SPECIALS AVAILABLE 3 P.M. - 9 P.M. be built in the state during IS million to U million budg- NEW YEAR'S EVE M the next several years, restor- et, is set to be shot in Hudson Monday: y«i .««,«. M I^MD _ 4 ing to New Jersey some of its County early next year. The TuMday: u. M* »» S48 lost movie glory. movie, tentatively entitled. OPEN HOUSE "We have that freshness "Voices." will use 400 to 500 HOT I COLD BUrHT Wadnaaday: iwM.it.4M 4* that producers are looking local extras, locally-pur- K for." Kingsley said in a re- chased vehicles and local ca- 10 PJW. Tit ? Thuradaj: w M I CM*. 4 cent interview "We've only tering services. LUNCHEON SPECIALS 11 A.M.-3 P.M. been working 2V& months and — New Jersey will play ThOM Spoctoli C«mo) b* tnciudrt we've already brought hand- host to Carolo Pdnti for about 0*/ J ptr parsan fcKOtfO/fP/ M«jor Cratfrl some money Into the state three weeks this spring when hats & nolsemakers This summer we ought to be he shoots a movie starring hopping with four or five mo- Karen Black. Lee Van Cleef DOUG tion pictures. Next summer it and Eddie Albert Jr Kingsley will be double or triple that " said the film will include a WELLS New Jersey's "great geo- high-speed chase involving on Organ * titghwayStt Broadway logical variety" and proxi- several locally-purchased Kayport. NJ. Regular mity to New York appeal to cars. "Some car dealers are producers, the Pulitizer Prize- going to be made very hap- ' Menu served winning playwright said py," he said until 11 P.M. They also are swayed by the The motion picture commis- commission's efforts to save sion's main job is to find the NEW YEAR'S DAY the film companies money types of locations that are THE SHIPWRECK INN BRUNCH Almost all the American suitable for the films. King- films made between 1889 and SHOWING RESULTS - Sidney Kingsley, left, sley said 10 AMI PM 4.75 1120 were shot In Bayonne. A catalogue of available Clara L. Allen, center, and Alan L. Cohen are 1072 Ocean Ay. M2-9SS7 Sta fright West Orange and in this Ber- shown shortly after they were sworn In as mem- state locations is being pre- gen County community. The bers of New Jersey Motion Picture and Television pared for easy reference. nation's first moving picture Development Commission. They are grouped "We know there- Is great di- of W II Dlckson greeting around photo of a "Perils of ^aullne" episode. versity In New Jersey." he Thomas Edison was made in Several films have been shof in the state since the said. "We just have to pin- New Jersey in 1889 while the commission was formed last year, and Kingsley point it." STOTANDI first feature film. "The Great says he expects several movie studios to be built In New Jersey is vying with Train Robbery." was shot in the state over the next few years. New York and Pennsylvania West Orange for the industry's business. OPENING But as the demand for mo- This year: release But Kingsley downplays the ft tion pictures Increased In the — United Artists spent "We required the interior of competition, saying. "We help early 1900s. the industry three weeks in Newark, a theater and we couldn't go each other We all get the moved to California, where shooting the feature film. too far from New York be- benefits. f the climate was better and "Slow Dancing in the Big cause travel becomes increas- "One of the greatest prob- the land less expensive City." The session ended with ingly expensive." he said lems the state must overcome Kingsley estimated every a "night to remember in — Scenes from "The Sorce- II It is to attract films in the dollar spent shooting a movie Newark Symphony Hall" for rer" were shot in Elizabeth future is its negative image." in a community returns $3 70 which ),000 local residents last summer, generating said Kingsley "New Jersey through sales generated local- were hired as extras. more than 1200.000 for the lo- unfortunately became a kind ly "New Jersey made my (ife cal economy. of joke because people didn't SU&tOJUMUlt — Thousands of dollars understand its great variety Modern technology and so- very easy." said production featuring phisticated equipment have manager Lloyd Kaufman were pumped into the Hudson and beauty They saw the diminished the need for strong "We got just what the script County economy when scenes negative aspects on the high- ITALIAN-CONTINENTAL CUISINE ILVENTO'S sunlight for shooting, and asked for " from the Faye Dunaway mov- ways and trains. > daily specials • take out orders many cities and slates are ac- Kaufman said the Newark ie, "Eyes." were shot at the "They read about problems • B.Y.O.B. tively wooing the industry site was selected after sev- Jersey City Armory. "It was in the inner cities." he added with promise of varied locales eral locations were scouted like an army moving in. " "They don't know about the and lower costs. for the film, which stars Paul Kingsley said, adding that lo- state's advantages New Jersey Is no exception Sorvino and is set for a fall cal caterers were hired lo "We have the greatest as- 485 Prospect Avenue Little Silver 842-3823 open Mon -Sat 6 am-6 pm Hank Williams — a legend serving breakfast & lunch YOUR HOSTS Veal with pro6cutio in By JOE EDWARDS mentary includes songs by "It's really engrossing The Franco & Donna DiCondma wine sauce seasoned with sage Williams and interviews with fans will love it NASHVILLE. Term (AP) country music celebrities who "The United States is total- — About 60 radio stations knew him ly engrossed with legends We across the country will air a "This documentary is the are taught to have heroes and OKN DAILY FOR 10-hour documentary this first definitive Hank Williams idols, and there's not one weekend commemorating the story." said Jerry Adams, today. Hank came along when LUNCHEON I DINNER SPECIALS 25th anniversary of the death president of Nashville-based country music was just begin- of country music legend Hank Good Vibrations. Inc.. which ning to come out of the Williams produced and marketed the woods. His talent was mon- ST IN THE The special. "Hank Wil- special strous compared to others of liams . . . The Man." Is de- Celebrities interviewed In- his day. He was larger than NEW BANQUET ROOM life when alive and no one has TO ACCOMMODATE PARTIES signed for airing on New clude Roy Acuff. Chet Atkins. UP TO WO PEOPLE Year's Day because Williams Ernest Tubb. Wesley Rose. come along to replace him. died Jan. 1. 1953 The docu- Floyd Cramer. Webb Pierce "If he had his health, he NEW YEAR and the Duke of Paducah. would be a tremendous super- Also interviewed were Taft star He was a country boy. AT THE Skipper. Williams' cousin, and but his feeling for what the Jerry Rivers and Don Helms, public wanted was way ahead DINNER & LUNCHEON DAILY! two of Williams' band mem- of his time. He would have OLDE bers •aakWMUan gone on to television and mov- Seafoods, Steaks, Wild Game Dishes Williams died of heart fail- ies. UNION HOUSE agreed to an interview on the "And who else would have I tnjoy our salad bat and a hoi loaf of bread with your dimwi ure in a cab in Oak Hill. W. 11 Wharf Ave. Red Bank Va , en route to Canton. Ohio. ' subject for the first time in 24 stolen New Year's Day away Some of his best-known songs years. from Guy Lombardo?" NEW YEAR'S EVE were "Your Cheatln' Heart." "Charlie said Hank had DINNER RESERVATIONS Entertainment 7 nltas - Banquet Facl li ties for 400 "Lovesick Blues," "Kawliga" been drinking whiskey and and "I'm So Lonesome I beer but not much of either NOW BEING TAKEN FOR Fingn Foodt, Wndwichn * Dinncn served 'til doling Could Cry." one." Owen said. SINGLES 6:00 and 8:30 SITTINGS The documentary is nar- The documentary also dis- Meet at |OiN THE PALACE'S rated and was researched and closes that Williams had GALA, GALA NEW YEAR'S CELEBRATION written by singer-songwriter flown to Canton the day he Club Bane lounge Jim Owen of Nashville, who died but was unable to land Route 35, Sayrevllle featuring MENT KDCRSON I AW.INE |AMES, full course dinners, open bar, NEW YEAR'S PARTY recently developed a one-man because of Ice. So he flew Every Frl. A Sun. noiiemaken & hati, including all taxes & gratuities - M9 per couple stage show. "An Evening back to Knoxville. Tenn . and Live Entertainment STARTS 9:00 P.M. MAKE YOU* RESERVATIONS TODAY! With Hank Williams." took the cab. Owen said the show clears Owen, who wrote "Loui- Italian Buffet up a misconception about Wil- siana Woman. Mississippi Large Danct Floor NEW YEAR'S DAY liams' drinking. Man" for Conway Twitty and Admission $3 "He was not drunk all the Loretta Lynn, said he thinks CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH the documentary will become time." Owen said. "He would NEW YEAR'S EVE SERVED go months without a drink. a tradition on country music CHILDREN But when he was drinking, he radio stations on New Year's $20 par p.r.on 1 to 4 595 4.95 OPERA HOUSE was'all the way ' " Day. the way football is on IncludM steak or lobsler, it «R*4 lank on River I The man driving the cab television. entertainment, hall, nol- SPIRIT! * FOOD IN THE TRADITION Of THE OLD WIST when Williams died. Charlie semakers, tan and grat- 'BOWL GAMES OK Carr of Montgomery. A*?.;. Volleyball tourney CALr842-7575 3 COLOR TVS • set for next year M Litcboaa can be fun ..when rations include GREAT FOOD LINCROFT - The Mon- •hole shrimp, steamers and a lot more. mouth County Park System 5**pVfc$P!lrt| Let Long John serve you our AMD COCKTAILS and the Ocean Township Rec- UFBOAT Arrenzra reation Commission are spon- Monday. Tuesday...Friday and Sunday. THE BAT... soring volleyball tournaments NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY PACKAGE • Seafood Bounty., lor all sea (overs. for women's and men's Yeu dont have to be a seafood lover lo enjoy HIGHLANDS teams. Sponsored and unspon- 75 Our FAMOUS BUFFET a Wed. and Thurs. night. sored teams are eligible to COMPLETE FOR 50 PEOPLE °«21 • Special Saturday SEAFOOD APTETIZHI compete. CnmpUments of Long John of course The tournament will be held INCLUDES: 25 FOIL HATS Jf 25 TIARAS In the Ocean High School. West Park Ave.. Ocean, from *25 METAL NOISEMAKERSJf 25 HORNS Y*#Jt I CfMNfjtlM 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the follow- ing dates: Women's tourna- and BLOWOUTSjf 50 BALLOONS^200 SERPENTINES ment. Sunday Feb. 12 and 19; Men's tournament. March 12 RENT OR BUY YOUR PARTY SUPPLIES and 19. Plant demonstration NO PARTY TOO SMAU or TOO LARGE planned in Matawan PARTY UNE RENTALS MATAWAN - The Broad Street School Organization of 315 HIGHWAY 35 - EATONTOWN - V4 ML SOUTH Of WOE Parents and Teachers plans a Hour*: Mon. thru Frl. 9 A.M. -8:30 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. OpMdWry lor hack ud «M*r plant demonstration by "Jack Phone: 542-4430 »l J7M771 • Aas* Ma* the Preacher" Jan. 18, from 10 a.m.-noon at the Broad ' Street gym. 10 Thr PytyRrghttT SHREWSBURY N J FRIDAY DECEMMRSO 1977 Bridges stars in Tour Feathers,' romantic adventure airing Sunday B) JERRV BUCK "It's about the power of stands in fur Ihe Sudanese restless and yearn for ac- lin as an older man LOS ANGELES (AP) -It's love." said Bridges who stars desert in the late 19th Ten- tion " He will be seen in another only once in a blue moon that as a British lieutenant ac- tun Bridges is particularly One uf the problems thai upcoming television movie, you see a dashing romantic cused ol cowardice when he effective as the young man confronted Rosemont were "The President's Mistress," adventure on television, the resigns his commission on the lorn between duty and love the battle and fight scenes In in which he plays in In- kind to remind you of Krrol eve of his regiments depar- Marry Andrews is outstanding one scene, an entire British telligence agent whose sister Flsnn and Douglas Fair- ture (or war m the Sudan as the old school general who contingent — save one officer has a love affair with the banks Three fellow officers srnd raised his son 10 believe Ihe rescued by Bridges — is wip- president Norman Rosemont s re- him while chicken feathers, only "decent thing" for a ed out by the desert tribes Bridges. 35. was introduced make ol "The Pour Feath- accusing him of cowardice, coward to do is kill himself "It's difficult to tackle wo to acting early by his father ers" is one of those, and it's a and his fiance adds the fourth Before leaving for England, lence headon in a film be and by the time he was six rousing tale of love, heart- feather After his martinet fa- Bridges worked with dialect cause of the restrictions had hid small roles in three break and swashbuckling ther tosses him out. Bridges coach Robert Easton to per said Bridges If you miss, it movies, including "The Red Beau Bridges. Robert Powell. goes underground in the Su- feet a British accent He said. can be destructive But It's Pony" and "Zambi" — 1 Simon Ward, Jane Seymour dan to save his accusers and I knew I had to blend my hard to ignore because it's jungle film that he says turns and Harry Andrews star in redeem his honor accent totally with that of the part ol reality up regularly on television "to the two hour movie to be It is a good story well told others, who are all English The film does handle the haunt me " tired at 9 p m EST Sunday and beautifully photographed But I got immediate support violence effectively The He then took lime out la on NBC in England and Spain, which from everyone Even the battle scenes are spirited and grow up and didn't return to soundman would correct me tumultuous yet not offensive acting until he joined his IKONO »vt. 11 urn 11 i had to learn the proper In a cate scene, where brother Jeff and the rest of DINE N ITALY TONIGHT iwaT rut. N i attitude, too Too many Bridges saves another Dfflctf the family in his father's TV r/4-uit American actors tend tu play from ambush, we see him series. "Sea Hunt " A POSILUPO plunge a knife into the cloak FMST1 an Englishman as pompous, "That helped me." he said and they resenl that Once I of an Arab At deadline, the "It gave me some film to MULTI COURSE got there the important thing network was still debating show to get other roles This Table d'Holt was to have confidence and whether to retain that was one case where being the mil DINNER believe in your head it can t "The Four Feathers" was son of a star helped My fa- 1 190 be wrong " the first foreign costume dra- ther gave me a lot of love He The film wis adapted from ma for Rndges. who has been was my teacher. He gave me 1 |aera*ree« ol count th« novel by A E W Mason seen in such films as "The In- my first job This is a cold IIIIAtlllT I CKITIILS business and it doesn't always leWe Sifc Ur.il. and was previously madetas a cident." "The Landlord." movie in 1939 "Gaily. Gaily." "Lovin' Mol- matter who you know " "I loved the story when I ly." "The Other Side of the He recently completed a ONE OF THE FEATHERS — Actor Beau Bridges Is shown In character read it." said Bridges "It Mountain " and "Greased movie in Australia with his during filming of Norman Rosemont's remake of "The Four Feathers," had so many levels It's a pe- Lightning." father, tentatively called shot recently In England and Spain. riod of history that repeats it- He was in costume as • The Surf." self over and over again Like young Ben Franklin in a CBS Bridges said for the first now. when there's no war special In which his father. time in years he has no movie OOD The young people become Lloyd Bridges, played Frank- projects in Ihe works 9Twas a vintage year YIN FMTWK7 GOOO MM... LOW PWCES BUSINESSMAN'S BUFFET She's Lady in Pink in entertainment world NEW EXPANDED MENUS B> JOHN J Ml 1 I INS with Ihe poetry of Ntozake By BOB THOMAS as the Fourth of July, and his sudden depar- HOUSE SPECIALTY DINNERS BOSTON (AP) - For Be- Shange. Is described as a cho- ture was an extraordinary shock to his verly Anne, the Lady in Pink reopeom It was arranged HOLLYWOOD (AP) - The year 1977 countrymen in "For Colored Girls Who and directed by Oz Scott was marked by innovation and renewed ex- 2 The "Star Wars" fever The soaring Have Considered Suicide "It's the hottest thing that's citement in the entertainment world, also achievement by George Lucas and his band ANG'S 741-0060 happened lor blacks, and cer- by sadness in the passing of longtime gi- of magic makers quickly became Ihe most When The Rainbow Is Enuf." CHMESE RESTAURANT the show is nearly a religious tainly black women." Miss ants successful movie in history 40 BROAD ST. RED BANK experience she wants to pass Anne said "It's rare we have Not in many years has the entertain- 3. "Roots " Alex Haley's saga of his on to others an opportunity to present our- ment scene so engaged the public fancy, or slave forebears made television history with "When I saw it. it was the selves on stage so it appears to this observer New stars the highest ratings and the greatest impact most inspirational experience "The show is not about and new forms of expression have emerged on the nation's consciousness I ever saw." the actress said black men and black women in every field. Irom rock to film Even the < The death of Elvis Presley More than DAM SITE it in a recent interview. It's about man's inhumanity monolithic television industry has been sha- a singer of unparalleled popularity, he was "At some point in my 20s. I to man. (or me I feel the ken up a symbol of his generation DINNER THEATER lost my identity, my love for show goes far beyond men You need only consult your local news- 5 Groucho Marx dies The passing of TINTON FALLS myself. After I saw the play. and women — what people do stand to guage the public's interest in the the comedy genius was made more melan- I got back my confidence. to each other show world News magazines devote cover choly by the bitter court battle over his "I saw it almost as a going- "Until we can love our- stories to the latest movies and music lumi- guardianship "WHO KILLED to-church thing They just selves, we might as well for- naries Newspapers feature people in the 6 "Rocky" named Oscar champ One of opened up a whole new world get about loving others." she news columns, and the people are pre- the most popular Academy Awards In re- SANTA CLAUS for me." she said said dominately entertainers Coverage of celeb- cent times went to the unpretentious fight A HYSTERY BY TiRKNCK MU¥ As a result, she declined to "Each and every one of us rities has become a mini-industry in publish- picture which Sylvester Stallone wrote for stay In California to try out Beverly Ame has something to offer We ing himself lo star in WE CHALLENGE YOU TO GUESS WHO-DUN-lT BEFORE for roles in pilot shows as her can't live in somebody else's The music business had another record 7 The death of Joan Crawford After SO THE ENDING IS REVEALED COME AND TEST YOUR DE- agent wanted, choosing in- spread it. bring it to some- shadow." she said Miss year in earnings The same with television years in the public eye. the glamorous star TECTIVE SKILLS. stead to join the national body else," she said Anne, a native of Bridgeport. and radio Most of the film companies were withdrew to her New York apartment and MOW THROUGH DEC 31 touring company of "Colored The tour will build her craft Conn . and a dean's list grad- booming died after two years as a recluse WEDNESDAYS a FRIDAYS • SATURDAYS • SUNDAYS Girls" but not her career, she said. uate of the University of Con- Sociologists can ponder the reasons for 8 ABC commands the ratings Long the RESERVATIONS 544-9677 "I needed to continue the "I'm not interested in being a necticut, said the jargon and all this Maybe it's this simple after Viet No ] network. ABC surged to the top on the experience, to do the show I star right now. I want to humor may make it easier for Nam and Watergate. Americans want to strength of youth-appeal series, leaving CBS t» SPECIAL NEW YEARS EVE CELEBRATION £i need to feel how I feel at the create something that sig- blacks to identify with the have some fun and NBC in disarray end of the show for as long as nifies something to people " - show, but whites can. too To those of us charged with covering 9 Peter Finch dies, wins Oscar post- I can. and I would try to The show, combining dance "I think there are things in the entertainment world 1977 has been a humously Three months after the British this book which all ex- stimulating year But there has been more actor's sudden death, his widow accepted perienced at some time or than Ihe normal amount of sorrow in writ- his award as best actor of 1976 for "Net- Tideaway Manor other, white or black," she ing obituaries for figures whose unique tal- work." said. ents contributed importantly to Hollywood 10 The death of Charlie Chaplin. The GALA ' MIDDLETOWN Miss Anne said she wants to history Christmas passing of the screen's greatest continue acting and would The top entertainment stories of the comedian brpught the Hollywood news year RESTAURANT like to try films and tele- year, as seen by this reporter: to a somber close and marked the passing NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY Specializing In vision, but "my greatest aspi- I The death of Bing Crosby He had of one of the last remaining superstars of CANTONESE e SZECHUAN • POLYNESIAN rations are to be a wife and been as much a part of the American scene the silent era TWO BANDS S AMERICAN CUISINE mother" SPECIAl BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS Open T dtf — Party Ficllltltt "CLEVELAND" Mars I* Ilka Hi — Oriental Gill Hams AND CALL 671-2223 1060 .*«•»•«.«• Hwy 35 Television Today IliNun lean a Two Own) "FINGER UCKIN' GOOD" Mlddletown, N.J. Net* York Channels _ 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 ~

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Md 1 chUen > cbSK MS ate tloy ot ^ llMM orphan «r» who hn m genteel ° '77 movies 'not bad at all (theatres UNANNOUNCED paver t) n a boar ring house paophd by worthwhile "Pumping Iron" H "The Eagle Has Landed' • to a varied yroup ol (.nataclerk who • 10 By BOB THOMAS tainment I* Wt VS GOT EACH OTHER and "Kentucky Fried Movie ' 9 "Airport U77" •VAjance InM bveb and (omrOule 10 2 "Close Encounters of Ihe IB AN StuaM*H ID ftm HOUC AM) auoot H n» SUN BOWL flurry of Oscar hopefuls, len at his funny-sad best appointments in 1977. films Two young goddlooknq men one a : STRATHMORE TWIN E [SEMESTER Louhana Stale UmvM»t) el Stanford that didn't achieve their po- «M UTMrvruly many of them spurious Time 4 The Turning Poinl." STRATHMORE mere mortal and me other a woretock tential "New York. New CUNT II ID OM US 1H» DAY I. MOVIE Vy lo steal Tab*a j heart to take stock Rare insight into the world of J SHOPPING CENTER \ lilttMUMTTI Retrenge ol Ihe Zomtiws 1943 John In a lifetime of watching dance and women York" failed for lack ol * HIGHWAY 34-MATAWAN J • 10 Canaan* Gale Slorni btu, OOLlor t\ 14 NSC NEWS UPDATE focus; it was neither a nostal- 111 KMWE KMMTEfl bayou tounti, lurni h4 wile etlo a IH movies, this has been my bus- 5 "The Late Show." The * S83-4U1 III MIIMWIIOHM ZONE ZomtMi wTHcn leads lo r» downlal 11 THE t'NEWSBREAK iest year, the first of review- gic musical, nor a shim biz IB MNCULTUM U • » nil geriatric private eye as hern • 00 expose "A Bridge Toq Kar"! Adult* Crmostr. *| CUUIKTLET ID CAWM AND mtNOt 14, OUR INCREDIBLE GIFTS I '•THE JEFFERSONS ing virtually the entire Holly- I "Julia." A fine, melan- IIICAPT NOAH MO H» IUOIC/U. SPEECH AND HEAMNG Oeorgs is seeoj an old Navy buddy but wood product Not quite all. failed to make use of its ex 1 choly view of feminine friend- ntimnDrua1t ARK I YOUTH PERSPECTIVE rs 4 a man or a woman' Lous.- is "pensive talent * S4tu.d4y Niohl Aduln 11 00 J ID mm* suspicious and George is contused since I missed the return of ship j rtcvmi OF m nAn re ' EYEWITNESS NEWS manourvtm "The Texas Chainsaw Mas- 7 "Oh. God,1" The deity as Now for Ihe really bad "Valentino" U.0I.IUI. HICHM.LINQE People and ma Sea have taken chances, even on welcome return to romantic trageous »» relabalion he rrilicaHy wounds I4IUR UAOOO illOHOST ANO MRS MLW 3 "Orca" Marshy s ovHrwnd IR| comedy, which has been in comedy. III MXW BUNNY AND POPIVE '7. AMMAL WORLD '* m AN EVENMO OF CHAMPION 4 "The Car" III PORKY MO '• PICCAOSLLV CaKCUS short supply Comedies that SHIP SKATMG IS77 The year brought other III MMtC OF IAARK W1SON Balel Snoel Par! Two Noel Steal 5 "March or Die" CHOIRBOYS u Ice slars Irom Italy Hungary Canada don't quite work, like "The (I) NEWS lieu t CMdren 11laiSjc leas Ihe slory of pleasures "Slap Shot." for all I ngUjnd and the U S perlormat Harvard fi "Fellini's Casanova" lit IT It WRITTEN me tvee orphan gvls who *ve play Process Grace ol Monaco talks 141 JUMOfl MALL OF FAME M MUNOO MSP ANO about lh> playwright her late uncle nored by the public: it had • 00 W CHMESE VARCTy SHOW exciting qualities, III BUGS SUNNY AND BOM) 330 Ml TTTTIIIT1TTTTTTII HISHANANA HI 17) ABC NEWBRCF movies III 141 SPACE SENTMLI 14. HEALTH FIELD 1000 "Smoky and the Bandit" III WOODY WOODPECKER Lungs Asergwt Aslhma and I M KDJAk ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS was a pleasant surprise III (?) SCOOBVS Emphysema Charles Ciolli guest stars as mobslei ATLANTIC CINIMA- LAFF AH.YWF1C9 I TRUTH OR CONSEOUENCES Arrve Brace whose gemejnd is an Fn ;Sol Meroct (PG) 1 10. 9 JO Determinedly offbeat and . IAT0NT0WN flus "Story of lahonno" Hi MOM 'll MOVIE eyewitness 10 a cop k*ng Lad A Dog IMP Peler B>«t Peggy has been ordered to COMMUNITY I— llepftenl Stamped*.' IttI Joreei* Prt , Sol Saturday NigM Fever IHI 1, leetei I VktebK Otiieet | McKay A slory based on ADerl Payson I 17 THE LOVE BO. ATIANTK HKHANDS SKelWeU Ooreve Merles Bombe I«WS I X.9U AlAUTmm WHTG Message lor Mauteef nemee «. e» mo*- ol »• H Terhune t novel about a lobe who COMMUNITY II bnngi hearth and happmess lo a Benel I " Fn Sat Th« Gounilel (») 7 ' 7S 9 35 CINEMA M1-0U8'1.50 slanveae wncti hff irusl flel l Liejpled g«t 11 hr 3D nwt I FREEHOLD cortrol 11 le 30 me» I i«tg Unon Bern MALL i EVENINGS AT 7:90 AND 9:30 400 II) UNTOUCHABLES Fn Teie'on (PG! t t0.9 ti It MAROY SOYS H) 111 COLLEGE BASKETBALL &Ot Ttlrlon(PG) 1 ; 40.9 4t HENRY SALLY U PBS MOVC THEATRE MALL II- • SESAME STREET The 'KJhtng » eh ol fvolre Dame play The Last Laugh 1924 Fml Jamvgsf A M • MWTER ROOERS me Wedcals I'orn the Unvrrrbty ol Fr, TheGaundelRl 7 ]S. 9 ]* Maly Delschatl A pioud elderly a Sal The Gauntlet | Ri 7.1 ?i » JS WINKLER FIELD FrVlMC MlafBBf** TTvMafFM • F M • N Kentucky at Lowsv«» man al a Berkn hole! a) shallered when MALL III— ill MIX NEWS II S3R0 SHRINE EAST WEST he is demoted lo washroom attendant Fri TheChOir Bo»i i Hi ' 30. V 40 HI FOOTBALL 10 30 Sot Tne Choir Boyi I «I J MO. 9 10 •AIGAIN MAT - BEAUTIFUL MUSIC 141 AMOK HALL OF FAME Features suty ol Amerca I greatest its PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED HAZLIT PLAZA- Z'.i' I IM. t XMtS WEEK FOR OVER 20 YEARS • » coeege servort lo benelil Snrnert 1100 Fr. . Sal Vou Light UP My Lift IPGI HEROES III III SUPf RWITCM hosprlan lor crcjpWd chwjren I I < s a H Nlvv, 7 JO. 9 » »! 1PM II) POPE YE AND FRsENDS ITI ' « PROOHAMMHG I ABC NEWS . CINIMA |— U»F TROOP I SECOND CITY TV ta Fn . Sat Trie World i Grcolesl Lover IT TARZAN (PGll » 77 USOA HOHL1GHTS lasts wa avert war LONGtRANCH « TV OAHOEH aua 11 16 MOVIES I- • SESAME STREET SOO Frt , Sal Ragaedr Ann and Andy IGl Ij 7, NEWS Saturdov N-grifFcvrr 1RI 7 M 7 it 10 10 IS II; 17. ABCS WDC WORLD OF Plus 2nd Big Hit SPORTS 11 30 MOVIli M m JOAN FONTAINE SHOW 'I, NEW YEAR S EVE SPECIAL Fn.; Sal ROCt Fo< Your Lite Cnarh* Continuous Daily Noon ION • DEPARTMENT S Brown (G) ' Tne Woridi Greateil II EMERGENCY ONE Guy Lombardo s Royal Canadians eSMMnlglit It M TH£ NEWS ceksfalc Ihee 49m consecutive New Lover (PGI 2 30 J W 9 10 JO ^f ^^ Mi ,M , 9' United Artists 10 W 0* NATIONAL OEOORAPHC Year t Eve broadcast with Victor MAT A WAN resm Show Ewy Sunday (CAPTUNEO) CINIMA U- it It SATMAN TAR2AN Lombardo now conducing and brother Fr. . Sat I Never Promised You A Rote HAliD .. *OUl IS UNI AU SEAT! (II III ADVENTURES OF MUHAS4 Vukon Passage four young men Leberl as concerlmasler on New Garden IRl MO * U retrace me Ira* ol the Klonoke gold MAO All Year s Eve with Guy Lombardo s Royal tTRATHMORK CINCMA I- NOW^ATRED CARPtT^THEATRES . seekers p>n*g thev courage and • SOUL TRAM Ceneoens Fn Sot Rogaedy Ann ond Andy iGl I i» MOVC Looking For KV Goodlxv I Rt 1*. 9 10 99* I • NBC S SATURDAY NIGHT EVfNeWS ITRATHMORK CINEMA II- Tl» FK«i •' M.-«o l«44 I .mi 'LIVE Fr> Race For Your Lile Cno'i.e Brown Mane Uv« A mart*** lor « IGl I Herori (PGi ' 9 'YOU LITE UP I MOVIE Sal Roce For Vour Lite Cnorlie Brown gi fcesrr lakes ile fasten «iiu Veaow Submarine I96S The Beetles Utico to* tie bnel soejeon 111* 30 too iG) I Heroet (PGl ' » 70 MY LIFE" annum! mmiiii uunn wc> An erwnaled slory ot an old man who MfcMLO PARK •nl I WORLD OF SURVIVAL escapes 10 Liverpool and enssts me aril CINEMA I- • DANCL FOSTER. 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NBC NEWS Sunshoe Band Johnny Rivers Andy Sat leieton IPQI i j ) iv i S) lu lAtan Doiar K«] 1944 Leo Qorcev i|< 7. ABC NEWS Oejb and me Olw Playrns UAMIDOLftTOWNIII- I***/ rhse The Ust &de K4t try to HI MOVC (I) HARNESS RACING FROM P.OO Fn The Choir Boyi iRl I 4 70. ' 9 30 Sat Tne Cnoir flovi (Rl I. J 'i S 10 SEVELT RACEWAY seaKjMen out a («h s«ltf KM - arong 11 Jtlerbugs 1943 Lame* and Hardy f 40. 9 ii LOOKIM; IOI; I* I Vrwan Bhwie The orgnai gut bucket •n MOVC OCIAN TOWNSHIP IV PARENT EFFECTIVENESS boys (hit hme make up a two man MAVIIW SQUARE CINEMA— FOR THE NEW YEAR- On me Beat n 19b9 Gregory Peck Ava • ZOOM /ool-sul band and gel mowed wen a Gardner Nev* Shute s reakslc portrayal Fn . Sal Ooie Encounters ot the Third Kind (PG) 11 J JO. S. J JO 10. I? 'i M REV THEA JONES couple ol con men 11 hr 30 mm ) 01 Austiakans laceig cerlan death by UN 700 MIDDLE BROOK MOVIES I- CATCH THE FEVER. racto active X poUion Irom a nuclear Fn . Sat Roggedy Ann and Andy (G) t. 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II a) nts) IARGAIN MATINEE UNTIL 2:30 DAILY raWllas HUSO a> ;i! 435 130.145 » SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY • PtCCAMXY CIRCUS QiriiitiiiMiiii Dtrsf ThB Ntght Away! Spocujl LBI« Shows it Ttwtlrti / 1HM Shorn Part One Nod Strut- 12 The DMiy Register ^REWSBURY N J FRIDAY DECEMBER 30 1977 Peace drive tops religious news KING Of KINGS LUTHERAN CHURCH B> I.KOHt.t: M UIRNKII. church groups, including big-name evangelists homan Cherry Tree Farm & Harmony Rds . Middle- NEW YORK (AP) - When Jewish jnd Mo. —The drive bv homosexuals for acceptance in Catholic bishops set slnct. new standards for such town Services 8 & 10*5 A M Sunday lem leaders embraced in the Middle Kasl in the the churches, clouded bv Anita Bryant's success- financial accounting School 9 15 AM ) waning days of 1977. raising a glimmi't nf hope ful Bible quoting campaign in bade County. - Transcendental Meditation lost government ITOWN CROSS Of GLORY LUTWRAN CHURCH thai the region's fratricidal conflict might be re Kl.i to repeal an ordinance assuring them of funding for teaching that technique in public Ml Zion AME Zon South Street. Eatonlown Cambridge Dr Matawan 8 45 A M Famly schools after a court found religious elements in Rev Donald Logan Pastor Sunday School Worship with Children's Sermon 9 45 A M solved, il was a top religious event of the tear rights in jobs and'olher spheiv- 10 00 A M Worship Service 11 00 A M Prayer Sunday School — Nursery thru Adult 11 00 The impart of it JIMI »J* felt bv Ckritttwu —Troubles for churches in-Africa with a key it meeting Friday 7 00 P M AM Worship Service Communion will be as well as others Citing it u» the year'1 So I reli Christian broadcasting center seized by the gov- — Nobel Peace prizes were awarded to two served the tirsl and third Sundays gious story, the ecumenical weekly. Christian ernment in Ethiopia a Roman Catholic bishop women in Northern Ireland They had organized Century said that despite political cultural and murdered in the Congo, an An^rhcan bishop killed the Peace People's Movement in that area pro- economic ramifications of Israeli-Arab relations in I'ganda where most Protestant groups were longed of socio-religious strife religion was the underlying factor in the peaceful banned *" — French Roman Catholic Archbishop l.e- Si. Ukm KM Mwtyr confrontation of Egyptian and Israeli Ittdco —The boom of the born again " movement, lev re pressed his opposition to reforms of the Sec- 2nd and Bath Ave . Long Branch (Seashore CONGREGATION IETH SHALOM Christian and Moslem and Jew will for a given impetus by President Carter and conversion ond Vatican Council and took steps to start a tra- Day Camp) 2221374 Sun Mass 9 30 A M 186 Maple Ave Red Bank 741-1857 or long time to come recall the evocation nf trancen of various notables an approach spilling over ditionalist seminary in the United States, parralel- Sun School 1Q30AM 741-8376 Service Sat morn 9 15. Hebrew dence by President Sadat and Prime Milliter from conservative l'roiestanlism into other cir- ing another in Switzerland School Registration Call 741-8376 Begin." the weekly observed nouns their mutual cles, including Roman Catholic attention to per- Actions by numerous church groups to chal- appeals for God s help and references to inmmun sonal evangelism lenge the television industry over Us sex and vio- Biblical roots — Further spread of the charismatic move lence portrayals As various organs lliaiiarj the main rcligioui ment including a gathering of 45.000 arm-lifting, — Seizure of Washington buildings by Hanafi m$i ASSIMHY or GOD events of the year, the following got principal at- tongues singing Roman Catholic and Protestant Moslem* Rev Dean Harrison Pastor 220 Sycamore •WORD UNITED METHODIST tention participants in Kansas City But controversy sim — Continuing controversy over so-called reli- Ave Shrewsbury. 741 0048 10 00 AM Church St & Campbell Av« John Koch Min- Sunday school. Sunday services 11 00 A M ister Sunday worship HAM Sunday School — The onset of schism in the Episcopal Church, mered over shepherding authority in some gious cults in the country, particularly the Unifi- and 7 00 P M Wed 8PM cation Church of the Rev Sun Myung Moon and 9 30AM 7874688 triggered by dissidents objecting to ordination of charismatic gn«^ CHRIST CHURCH UNITED METHODIST women, revisions in the Book of Common Prayer — Demands arose for full financial disclosure the tactics of "deprogrammed" to gel followers 300 Rtdge Rd. Fair Haven, m the beautiful and asserted secularizing tendencies in the and audits of monies raised by various religious out of them F H Fields Rev Charles I Williams, Pastoi 7410234 741-3009 Church School 9 30 11 AM Morning Worship 7 PM Youth Fel- CALVARY BAPTIST CHUICH OF M0 BANK lowship Rev Samuel S Cameron. Pastor Bridge OCEANPORT UNITED METHODIST Ave and River St 9 30 A M Sunday School 50 Mam St Oceanport Rev W Winlield ti AM Worship Wednesday. Prayer Meet West Pastor Sun Morning worship 9 30 Pastor challenges House veteran mg8 PM 741-7081 Church School 10 45. Evening Service 7 30. COin NICK BAPTIST CHURCH UNITED MITHOOIST CHURCH iiiMiiililliiiiMiiiniillhnliiiiiiiniHiiMiMlli Meeting at the Atlantic Grange Meyer's Mill By THE REV. LESTER KINSOLVING committees plus the horrendous fact that his Road For Sunday 11AM Worship 9 45 241 Broad St Red Bank Rev RoKo Michael. WASHINGTON - Rep John B Anderson "campaign is being run by Britt and Diane Bee- A M Sunday school lor all ages Bible Study Minster Christmas & New Year's Worship 11 00 A M Only Sunday School K III . is a nine-term congressman, who as mer. formerly on the staff of the rightist Com- 7 pm and Wed 8PM Pastor — Rev Lmd- chairman of the House Republican Conference INSIDE mittee tor the Survival of a Free Congress " sey 544.1342 MRS! UNITED METHODIST, MATAWAN is the third ranking GOP member of the House Beemer has even written GOP leaders that FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF LONG BRANCH 478 Atlantic Ave 566 2996 Rev Robt of Representatives the Rev Mr Lyons will not forget any favor- 501 Bath Ave 229-1453 Sunday School Hejlitt Children — Adulis 9 15AM Sunday 9 30 A M Morning Worship 11AM Youth School 10 30 Morning Worship Nursery But Congressman Anderson's current plight is itism to the incumbent, who is described as gtoups 6 P M Eve worship 7 15 one reason why the Panama Canal treaties may RELIGION "Washington's representative to the 16th Dis- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RED BANK well be buried in Congressional Committees — Kiel, not the Uth Districts representative to at least until after November of 1971! Washington " l.yon also chides Anderson for his Cor Maple Ave and Oakland St Sunday iiMiHmiiimimMHMiiiimiimmiimmiMM School 945 AM Worship Service 11AM For Anderson is a supporter of these support of gun control, busing, public financing and 7PM Wednesday praryer meeting 8 treaties And he has a challenger in the Republi- strike these two pundits as something of a holy of Congressional elections - and primarily, the P M interim Pastor Arthur C Reedie Assoc STS. CONSTANTS and HELENA can primary election next March 24 The Rev horror because Pastor Vinton A N Upnam 747-0671 Panama Canal giveaway Meeting al 333 Carr Avenue Keansourg Sun- Don l.yon. pastor for the past 23 years of the • "He wants to divert money from foreign The Rev Mr Lyon will have to overcome NEW M0NM0UTH IAPTIST CHURCH day Service 11AM Pastor Wm Si John FTed Rockford. Illinois. Open Bible Church aid to Social Security " more than the traditional obstacle of defeating Cherry Tree Farm & New Monmouth Rbads enck 826-6856 *a According to the Washington Star's syndi- • "He quotes V S News and World Report an incumbent, especially one with powerful se- New Monmouth, Rev Donald N Scolield Pastor, Sunday School tor all ages 9 30 A M cated political punditry team. Jack Germond on inflation " niority He will also have to face a widespread Morning Worship 1045 AM Evening Ser- and Jules Witcover. Congressman Anderson is • He is persuaded that the welfare and anticlencalism. as well as liberal bias, in the vice 7 00 PM Wednesday Prayer Meeting "running scared" against this "46-year-old evan- unemployment insurance programs are in- press For many of the Fourth Estate feel that 7 30 P M gelical preacher." sidious" and is concerned about "the total moral clergy should be confined to "clerging" — that OID FIRST CHURCH, MIDDLETOWN Germond and Witcover do concede that the scope" of our politics, including one third of the is. to the parochial ministry Fortunately, the Established in 1688 68 Kings Highway Mid- Rev Mr l.yon is "pleasant and plausible ' They Senate "who have been involved in a moral voters in the Midwest do not generally believe dlelown Village Sunday School 10 00 AM MONMOUTH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE seem slightly impressed with his announcement scandal or divorce." that anyone should be disqualified from a citi- Worship 11 00 AM Arthur R Narrtendorl 982 Sycamore Ave Tmton Fait 542 5816 Minster 671-1905 Sun School 10 AM Worship 11AM of candidacy — a half hour on all of Rockford s By way of telling us more shocking things zen's right to hold public office by virtue of ordi- r TV stations simultaneously at 6:30 pm — for about this terrible man. Germond and Witcover nation For the neighboring state of Missouri •only 13.500 " pull out the tar bucket and cite the Rev Mr just recently elected Episcopa. priest John Dan- •v-;v Otherwise, the Rev Mr Lvon seems to Lyons' backing by "conservative political action forth to the United States Senate FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST UNCROFT BIBLE CHURCH 211 Broad St Red Bank Church Service & Rev James H Persons. Pallor 1209 W Sunday School — Sun 10 A M Wed Eve Front St , Lincrolt 747-1231 Sun Bible 8 15 PM (Nursery Available Sun & Wed) School 10 AM Sun Services 8 45 11 AM & Reading Room The Mall Red Bank Mon - 7 PM Wed Eve prayer service 7 30 Sat 1030 am to 4 30 pm Friday eves 7-9 Area religious activities planned pm BAYSHORE COMMUNITY CHURCH James H GaiDrsath D D Pastor 185 Ocean CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY vices to be conducted at 7 30 celebrated at the service Army moderator, will conduct Ave E Keansburg 787 6199 Sunday Ser- UNITED METHODIST Church. West Long Branch 44 Memorial Parkway. Atlantic Highlands vice 11AM Nursery provided Sunday West l.o«g Branch who is president of the minis p in Monday through Jan 6. scheduled for 10 am New the vigil services. Church Service & Sun School DAM Wed School 9 30 A M Youth Fellowship 6PM The Rev James E Wynn Year's Day Evening Service 8 15 PM Reading Room Wed Bible Study and Prayer 7PM A New Year's Eve watch- terium CALVARY CHAPEL pastor of Mount Pisgah Bap- Wed 7 8PM night service of praise and The regular Sunday sched- BETH MIRIAM Navfslnk OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH tist Temple. Asburv Park, Elberon prayer, planned in coopera- ule will be in effect New A watchnight service is Kenneth Gamble Pastor Appielon & Burling In the absence of Rabbi Jo- tion with the Mimstenum of Year's Day Holy Communion will be the evangelist scheduled for 10 30 p m to- ton Ave Leonardo 291-2698 Sun School seph Goldman, who is in Is- 9 45 A M Morning Service 11AM .Prayer Long Branch and Vicinity. will be celebrated at 8:30 and PRESBYTERIAN morrow to 12 30 a m Sunday will begin at 11 pm tomor- CHURCH rael. Cantor Walter Blazer Meeting, 7 P M Eve Service 7 30 P rvi Bible II am and there will be It will consist of music, testi- Sludv Wed Eve 7 30 P M will conduct Sabbath Eve ser- row. church school classes at 9:4S Matawan monies. Communion at mid- All SAINTS, NAVESINK vices at 8:30 p m today BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL The Rev Robert B Steel- a.m. A New Year's Eve family night, and a message by the Corner ol Navesink & Locust Ave Navesink 291-0417 Rev HR Sorensen, Rector Sun- W Ftont & Appiegale Sts Rrver Plaza Red man, host minister, says the SECOND BAPTIST service is scheduled (or 7 ST. MARY'S Rev Richard Shaw, pastor. Bank Sun Lord's Supper 9 30 A M Bible guest preacher will be the day services 8 & 10 AM Church School 10 Long Branch p m tomorrow in the sanc- Deal on "God's Inescapable Near- A M Nursery through 6lh grade Hour & Sun School 11 00 A M Eve Service Rev. Bruce Dravneek of Cal- 7 00 P M Wed Prayer & Bible Study 6 00 The public is invited to at- tuary The Jersey Shore Chapter ness " vary Assembly of God CHRIST CHURCH, MIDDIETOWN tend New Year's revival ser- Holy Communion will be of the Blue Army of Our Lady Refreshments will be The Kings Hwy , Middlelown Village 671 CALVARY CHAPEL of Fatima will begin an all- served midway in the pro- 2524 or 741-7704 Daily Eucharist Monday Rev Richard L Shaw Pastor Meets in Na- night vigil of prayer for world gram The public is invited to \ thru Saturday, 9 30, Sunday Eucharists 8 ve'sink Methodist Church, Navesink Worship peace at 9:15 p m. next attend and 9 30, Morning Prayer, 11 Nursery and 11AM Scripture and Lite-sharing groups at Friday Services on Sunday will be Sunday School. 9 30 6 30 P M Praise and Ministry 7 30 P M Bible and prayer meeting week nights in various The Rev William J Carton, at the regular times. 11 am CHRIST CHURCH, SHREWSBURY communities pastor, will celebrate the and 7:30 pm The 6:30 pm Founded not FIRST SPIRITUAL SCIENCE CHURCH First Friday Mass at 10:30 Bible study class is canceled Broad (R1 35) and Sycamore Sunday Services Florence & Bay Ave . Union Beach. N J Rev. p m The Rev David Delzell. and will be resumed Jan K •8 & 10 A M Church School tor all ages al 10 C Rosseter and Rev Rbt Philip 988-3015. pastor of Our Lady of Perpet- The chapel meets at the Message Services Sundays 3 P M & Tu«s 7 ual Help Roman Catholic Navesink United Methodist ST. GEORGE'S BYTHERIVER, RUMSON PM Church. Highlands. Blue Church Waterman and Lincoln Avenues (842-0596) 8 o'clock Eucharist, 9 30 Eucharist and Church School, 11 15 morning prayer (1st Sunday Eucharist) ""Singles' program is set ST. JAMES, EATONTOWN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN OF RED BANK NEW YORK (AP) - Noting To do it. the Union of Amer- 69 Broad SI. 542-0818 Sunday Services 8 and 1015 AM, Adult Bible Class 9 AM Tower Hill. Harding Road, Red Bank. Dr Ger- that "singles" and "single- ican Hebrew Congregations Fr JohnW Patterson. 222-1779 ald S Mills, Senior Pastor Worship Services, parent families " now make at its convention in San Fran- 9 00 and 11 00 a m Church School. 9 00 and 11.00 A M up an estimated 20 percent of cisco last month launched a ST JAMES' LONG BRANCH • the membership of Reform 300 Broadway (at Slocum Place) 222-1411 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN AT RUMSON special program for new con- Jewish congregations, an offi- 8 AM low mass 10 AM family mass, church Park Ave and E River Road 842-0429 Sun- school nursery Wed mass 9 30 A M cial says it's a "crucial re- gregational activities, in- day School 9 30 A M , Church Services 9 30 The Rev Charles H Osborn, Rector sponsibility for today's syna- cluding steps to serve "sin- and 11 AM gogue" to meet their needs. gles." ST. THOMAS, RED BANK Corner Easl Sunset & Bridge Ave Red Bank 747-1039 Rev Fr EB Scott. Sun 9 AM FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Holy Eucharist. Sunday School 9,A M Wed 9 AM Harding Road Red Bank REFORMED CHURCH Of TINTON FALLS ST. JOHN'S LITTLE SILVER 62 Hance Ave . Tinlon Falls. Rev Arthur W YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US Poini Road 741-7826. Sun8 & 10, Wednes- Landon. Pastor 842-8638 Sun Service days and Holy Days 9 30 A,M The Rev Ron- 10 30 A M (child care provided) Sun Saturday, December 31 ald P Jaynes Church School 1030 AM TRINITY CHURCH, MATAWAN REFORMED CHURCH OF MIDDIETOWN New Year's Eve Worship 7:30 Ryers Lane (ott Rt, 79) 591-9210 The Rever- 123 Kings Highway. Middletown. Rev Wm end George M Jaeger. Rector 8AM Holy W Coventry 671-0965 Sun school 9:30 Eucharist 10 AM Family Eucharist Nursery fl Service ol Worship 11 A.M. Sunday, January 1 Church School TRINITY CHURCH, RED BANK New Year's Day Service of Canon Charles H Best. Rector, 65 E From St Red Bank, 741-4581. Sunday Services 8 Holy Communion and 9:15 AM and 11AM CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY Rev Donald E Hickey. Pastor Ridge & Hance Rds.. Fair Haven. 741-1714 Sat 5 P M Mass Sun A M ServiceB — 7:30, 9, Proclaiming JMUS as Savior and lord HOLY TRINITY RED BANK ST. CATHARINE'S CHURCH 150 River Road — 741-9241 /6007 The Re- IMMACULATE CONCEPTION verend Harold Hornberger Pastor Sun- Rev. James T. Connell. Pastor, Mlddletown day School and The Service, 10 AM Wed Rd Holmdel. 946-4487 Saturday Mass 5 CHURCH Holy Communion 10 Bible Study 10 30 PM Sun AM Masses — 8:30. 9:30. 10:30, 120 Broad Street 11 30, 12:30 Weekday Mass 9 A.M. LUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH ST. GABRIELS Missouri Synod Keyport, New Jersey 07735 Rev. James T Connell. Pastor, Hwy 79 618 Tmton Ave.. Tlnton Falls The Reverend Marlboro 946-4487. Sal Masses. 5-7 30 Sunday 10 a.m. English Mass Donald L Bjqqs. Pastor. Sunday Worship Ser- PM Sun —7. 8.9. 10& 11:30 A.M.. 12 30- vice 10:30 A.M.. Sunday School 9 A.M. & 5 PM Weekday Masses. 7 A.M. & 930 12 noon Spanish Mass A.M. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD Week Days 12:10 Daily Mass Lutheran Church in America Middletown Rd at Crawlord Corner Rd . Holmdel 842- First Wed. ol Hi* Month: 4596 • 671-1522 Sunday School 9:15 AM Worship al 10:45 AM POPE AIDED AT WEEKLY AUDIENCE - Pope Paul VI Is aided by his HEALING MASS at 8 p.m. personal secretary, Monsignor Pasquale Macchi, left, as he takes his place OLD FIRST CHURCH, MIDDIETOWN Confessions upon request at any time LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION on the dais in the Vatican audience hall for his weekly general audience. In (Call: 739-0323) Established in 1688. 68 Kings Highway Mid- the background is a sculpture by Italian artist Pericle Fazzinl depicting the Broadway at Locust Ave . W Long Branch dlelown Village Sunday School. 10 AM Wor- PASTOR: The Lord Jesus Christ Sunday service at 9 15 and 11 AM Sunday ship II AM Arthur R, Namendorl, Minister, resurrection of Christ. At right, is Monsignor Del Gallo Dl Roccagiovine of School 9:15 A.M. 671-1905 the pontifical household. , Assistant: Nlcolo Lodo, Imc Celebrating without Guy NEW YORK (AP) - New Ye»r*l Eve and Guy bardo Lombirdo'i Royal Canadians go together like Kenny Gardner and Ty Lemley, who also champagne and cheerful toasts. You can't have plays electric guitar, will croon two of this year's one without the other - but this year will be dlf- The Daily Register hits - "New York, New York" and "You Light Up My Life." SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY. DECEMBER 30,1077 The 1^-hour televised broadcast from the Other songs on the program include "Enjoy Grand Ballroom ol the Waldorf-Astoria tomorrow Yourself," "Spanish Eyes," "Your Cheating night will be the band's 49th annual New Year's Heart" and "Somewhere, My Love." Eve appearance, and Its first without Lombardo, "We've been doing it for so long," said another Joining the Canadians for the evening will be who died last month at 75 brother, Lebert, who plays first trumpet and is the performers Leslie Uggams and Paul Williams For tens of millions of Americans the link be- band's concertmaster "We're like the milkman's tween the years has been the soothing sounds of horse. We don't need a lot ol directions." The broadcast will switch to Times Square the Canadians, playing what Lombardo liked to The broadcast will be carried by CBS-TV and shortly before lnidnight, where CBS-TV person- call "the sweetest music this side of heaven." 1,000 people are expected to pay between $100 and ality i*e Jordan will supply the commentary that And this year will be no different, said Loin $150 each to hear the band play some of the top had been carried on for many years by Ben bardo's brother, Victor, who conducts the band songs of yesteryear as well as those of 1877 Grauer, who also died in It77 now. Among them are such standards as "Too-Ra- At midnight, as the ball drops from the top ol "We're going to carry on what Guy established," Loo-Ra-I.oo-Ra, That's an Irish Lullaby" and the Allied Chemical Tower at Times Square, the he said at rehearsal yesterday. "That's the kind of "Mississippi Mud," two songs associated with Bing band will break inlo its familiar theme — "Auld music people want to hear." Crosby, who died just a few weeks before Lom- Lang Syne." Protein-rich foods, sleep said to help Hangover cure remains elusive •jr VICTORIA GRAHAM and not experience the pain an ounce of alcohol In less cohol. fluid and potassium, Asa sug- ol excessive drinking " than an hour, so that it Is im- He also said that it doesn't gests drinking orange juice or NEW YORK (AP) - The Protein retards absorption portant to space drinks over matter whether one drinks eating a banana. hangover, that bane of the of alcohol, he said, and there- the evening. wine, hard liquor, or mixes On the morning after, Asa drinker's morning, Is as old fore before drinking, It Is wise Asa pointed out that 1 one's drinks. "It's a myth said, "If you are lucky you as the grape, as Inevitable as to eat a hearty meal, steak or ounce of vodka, which Is 60 that you get drunker or (eel will sleep it off." thirst and as Incurable as hu- bacon and eggs. He also sug- percent alcohol, is equivalent worse If you mix your He said a cold shower will man folly. gested a glass of milk, per- to ] ounces ol sherry at 20 drinks," he said. "Alcohol is constrict the arteries and Yd the desire to have one's haps mixed with protein-rich percent, or S ounces of while alcohol. It's all the same to counter lowered blood pres- champagne and drink It, too, eggs, or egg whites. wine at 12 percent or 12 the body." WON'T BE THE SAME — Victor Lombardo, left, will lead Guv Lom- has captured the Imagination A normal body metabolizes ounces of beer at 5 percent al- His personal choice is vod- bardo's Royal Canadians tomorrow night and brother Lebert, right, will of drinkers lor centuries. ka and water: "It has no ROCKY POINT, NY. (AP) play first trumpet for the bond's 49th annual New Year's Eve appearance And they have pursued the taste, no smell and It just — If petple alteadlsg Licy In New York. It will be the first time the band has played for the event hangover cure, the remedy, makes you feel good." Jerulaals' New Year's Eve without Guy Lombardo, who died last month.t the preventive measure with However, Asa said alcohol, party feel like Ihe room Is til almost as much teal as they whatever kind, tends to dilate flag. It ni'l necessarily have the intoxicant itself. the artleries and hence to mm too many drinks kave Imbibing oil or milk before lower the blood pressure, beea served. the serious drinking starts, making some peopple feel Last week, high wind and Saddle up for '78: or, the next day, resorting to lain or giddy. Therefore, he streag waves seat Mrs. Jen- the hair of the dog, or even, said, it is important to keep • tails' back yard tumbling some swear, a bit ol pickled Ihe legs walking or dancing to 151 feel dawn into Long is herring — are all said to be assure an adequate blood sup- had Sand. Aloag with Ihe II helpful in avoiding or blunting ply to the brain feet at back yard weal a tool Year of the Horse the pain, If not the remorse. For the same reason, on go- shed, a smokehouse and sev- "There really Is no cure (or ing to bed, he recommends eral praCeetlve wood pilings TOKYO (AP) - At mid- when, according to legend, 12 According to the Oriental the hangover, except not to elevating the feet slightly on a aid lotas trees. The iHt.Mi night tomorrow, Japan, main- animals hurried to the bed- zodiac, persons born in the get one In the first place, or pillow hNse aow sits precariously at land China and Korea ring in side of the dying Buddha cen- Year of the Horse are wise, to sleep It off," said I)r Max- Carbon dioxide accelerates the edge ol what Is aow a IS* the Year of the Horse and say turies ago. The rat arrived talented and independent, im Asa, physiologist and di- absorption ol alcohol, so Asa I (Ml Ugh cliff. farewell to the Year of the first, followed by the ox, ti- usually possess a cheerful personality and are alert and rector ol the New York Stress urges avoiding carbonated Mrs. Jerulaals, her son In Snake, for better or for ger, rabbil. dragon and the and Research Center, Inc , mixes while going for the law aad daughter. Edward worse snake. Seventh came the well liked by others which will conduct a pre New high-protein canapes aad Mary Tr»ja», moved oat Monetary, oil and trade horse, and then the sheep, But they also have a ten- Year's Eve hangover clinic Asa believes It is a myth Immediately after the ero troubles left their scars on monkey, rooster, dog and dency to be smoothspoken sloa. tat Tkarsday Mrs. Tro 1977. the Year of the Snake in boar. In an Interview, he called thai lots of black coffee can and talk too much. They jaa said they were all hack the 12-animal Oriental zodiac, Some world notables born drinking too much "an as- sober someone up. "It's better make friends easily and are aad plaialag a New Year's but at the end it brought a in horse years are President sault upon the body, a tre- to sleep It off." he said. considered skilled in finance. mendous shock to the organ- It also is a myth that aspi- Eve parly al home. breakthrough in the Middle Anwar Sadat of Egypt, West ism," and said that a hang- rin can prevent or cure a However, Mrs. Trojan said Bast and new hopes for peace German Chancellor Helmut Once every 60 years the over la the experience ol hangover, he said: "Aspirin Ihe party woald be kept there. Schmidt, Nobel Prize author year of the "fiery horse" oc- withdrawal from a drug. only has an analgesic effect small, lest added welgkt lip The Year of the Horse Alexander Solzhenitsyn, curs According to legend, "Most people don't prepare and only can alleviate symp- the house Into the sound. comes for other Asian nations United Nations Secretary- girls bom in such a year will themselves lor New Year's toms. observing the Oriental zodiac General Kurt Waldheim and 1 grow into violent wives ca- Eve," said Asa, a former Is- "But 1 am a great believer on Feb. 7, the start of the new Evangelist Billy Graham pable of killing their hus- raeli decathlon champion and in the placebo effect," he sure. A little exercise may lunar year. Japanese soothsayers say bands. The last fiery horse developer ol isometric ex- said, "and anything that help the circulation. The last Year of the Horse the horse is a symbol of valor year was 1966 and Japan's ercises. "But there are nu- makes you feel better is A glass ol orange juice may was 1966, when U.S. military and endurance, speed and birth rate dropped sharply. merous precautions that can worth doing." help, and aspirin may kill the Involvement in Indochina was strength. be taken that will help people For those who drink enough pain, but it also may upset at its peak. Elsewhere it was have a more enjoyable time to cause vomiting and loss of the stomach, he said. a relatively uneventful year. Other years of the horse in this century: - 1906, the year of the San Francisco earthquake. Alcoholism treatment tax asked ' — 1918. the year an in- fluenza epidemic killed 20 •y THOMAS G.DONLAN to the 21 counties and the sev- and community counseling which puts $55*million a year drug addicts. million people around the Associate* Press Writer en largest cities, officials programs. Into the general fund from its "That is usually defended world, including 548,000 in the NEWARK (AP. - A 10-cent said. She said the programs were taxes on liquor, wine and by pointing to the crime con- United States; but also the increase in the New Jersey The state now spends just promised in the revision of beer nected with drug abuse," he year of victory for the Allies tax on every quart ol liquor 14 million, mostly federal the laws on alcoholism passed The rest of the money for said. in World War I. could finance a IN percent in- funds, on local alcoholism In June that eliminated public alcohol treatment comes from But his division studied - 19J0, first full year or the crease in state spending on programs. The new money drunkenness as a crime. federal aid. The state's share state police reports and found Depression. treatment lor alcoholics, offi- would provide the lirsl fulfill- Miss Fiorentlno said 11 de- makes New Jersey the 48th that less than 1 percent of ar- - 1942, first lull year of cials say.. ment of the promises of land- toxification centers — out of state in per capita spending rests In 1075 were directly World War II for Americans; Officials in the state Divi- mark alcoholism legislation the 30 the division believes to on alcohol abuse care connected to drugs, while the year the first nuclear sion of Alcoholism said yes- passed six months ago, said be needed — have been estab- Riley Regan, director of the more than 10 percent were chain reaction was achieved terday the tax Increase plan one official. lished, none with lull state Division of Alcoholism, esti- linked to drinking or drunk- at the University of Chicago. Is being prepared for submis- Nancy Fiorentlno, who will funding. mates that there are 375,000 enness. - 1(54, France was de- sion to the legislature next start soon as the division's su- "We need a stable funding alcoholics In the state. He Richard Diehl of the New feated in Indochina; the first year. pervisor of community pro- base," she said. notes wryly that New Jersey Jerse/,Association on Alco- atomic-powered submarine, The plan to increase the tax gram development, said the New Jersey this year is spends nearly $5 million of its holism, a lobbying group that the Nautilus, was launched in HORSEMAN — A Japanese man examines figurine from $2.80 per gallon to $3.30 extra money is needed to fi- spending about H million on own money and $6.5 million in works closely with the divi- Groton, Conn. ol horse In Tokyo store to get ready for 1978, Year would provide about $8 mil- nance detoxification centers, alcoholism but only $433,000 of federal funds on programs to sion, said the association will The tradition of the Ori- of the Horse. lion lor distribution directly long-term care for hard cases that comes from the state. treat an estimated 185,000 work for the tax increase. ental zodiac had its origin Candidates file for regional school board elections board for nine years until his in Rumson for eight years. force. Mrs. Scales, past-presi- said, should be addressed to will not seek reelection. A A total of 11 candidates Mrs. Wollman is a secre- West Long Branch seats. The Mrs. Kirby has lived In dent of the Atlantic Highlands the board secretary. An ap- newcomer, Valentinas Melinis filed yesterday for seats on tary at Brookdale Community third person running Is Jea- defeat for reelection in Feb- Rumson for nine years, and Taxpayers Association, Is an pointment will be made at a of 13 Fawn Drive, has filed Ike sevea rcglosal boards of College and has lived in " Ittle nette Marks ol 105 W. Palmer ruary 1977. has been active in the Junior officer in the Atlantic High- special meeting Jan. 4. for the three-year seal. edaeatloa la northern and Stiver for 17 years. Ave. Kiniisoii-Kiiir Haven League. lands Civic Association. Mr. Current board members not western Moamoath Coaaly. Mr. Schneider is a stock Mr. Delehanty is seeking Six candidates have filed Bannon Is an administrator at, seeking reelection are John analyst with Guruntal & Co. his third term on the board; Freehold The filing deadline was 4 petitions to run for four seats Henry Hudson Jersey City State College. Schlapkohl, board president, p.m. yesterday. The candi- of New York, and has lived in Mr. Manzo was elected in 1975 on the Rumson-Falr Haven Four candidates have filed Mrs. Stelanski, who is fin- and Frank Gimple. both of dates are: Little Stiver since 1958. and is now seeking a second Regional Board of Education. Three Atlantic Highlands for three available seats on ishing up a term on the High- Atlantic Highlands, and David Incumbent board members term. Running for two seats from residents filed nominating pe- the Freehold Regional Board lands Board of Education, is Saint John, here. Nishan B. Bogosian and Mrs. Rumson are incumbent Presi- titions for two seats on the of Education. Red Bank Henry Hudson Regional a registered nurse at Riv- There will be five candi- Mary Ann Fisher of Little Sil- Monmoulh dent Henry G. Hohorst. and John F. Horrisberger, Board of Education at stake erview Hospital, Red Bank. dates running for four seats ver, and Norman E. Lee of Two Incumbent members of newcomers Schuyler Van present president of the in the Feb. 7 school election. Mrs. Mendes is a housewife, Ma tux an on the Red Bank Regional Red Bank will not seek re- the Monmouth Regional High Vechten, Eston V. Whelchel. board, filed for reelection as and Mr. Palamara is the own- Four candidates including Board of Education. election. School Board of Education and Mrs. Carol Kirby. There is no contest among the member from Colts Neck. er and operator of his own an incumbent have filed for and one former member filed In Fair Haven. Mrs. Bar- Highlands residents for one Theodore Bloom. 34 River A former president of the service station in Sea Bright. two Aberdeen seats on the yesterday for three three- bara Burrus will be unop- three-year term, and two Drive, Marlboro, a certified Red Bank Board ol Educa- Shore Linda Grunthaner, 81 E. Matawan Regional Board of Four candidates filed peti- year board terms. posed In her bid for reelection unexpired two-year terms. public accountant in the state tion, Ivan Polonsky will run Highland Ave.. Atlantic High- Education and one candidate tions for the three available Dorothy Griffiths, a two- to a full term on the board. The three-way race In At- of New York and a comptrol- unopposed for the final year lands, a clerk at Siegfried's will run unopposed lor a seats on the Shore Regional term board member, will run Curtis B. Townshend will run lantic Highlands is among ler for the Interstate Com- of an unexplred term from Hardware, Atlantic High- single Matawan seat. High School Board of Educa- unopposed for another three- unopposed for the final year Louis V. Papa Jr., King merce Commission, is run- Red Bank. lands, filed a nominating peti- Kathleen Marshall of Aber- tion. year term as a Tlnton Falls of an unexpired term. James Lane; Mrs. Margaret ning unopposed for the Marl- Newcomer James H. Cofer, tion for a one-year Atlantic deen seeks her second three- Board President James N. delegate In the Feb. 7 elec- Scales, 5 Ave. B., and Eugene boro seat. 3rd and Incumbent Bruce Board member Herbert Highlands seat, but according year term on the board, but Ryerson will run unchal- tion. Bannon. 20 Fourth Ave., all The Freehold Township Barreca will compete for a McNulty of Rumson has an- to Mrs. Emily Johnson, school incumbent Rose Moczulak did lenged in his bid for a fourth Robert Jenkins, now com- Atlantic Highlands. seat is being contested by Ed- full term from Red Bank. nounced that he will not seek board secretary, by state not file for reelection. term as an Oceanport repre- pleting his 10th year on the reelection to the board be- M. Audrey Stefanski, 132 ward McCloskey, 64 Hampton In Little Silver, Mrs. Leila statute the seat must be filled Other Aberdeen candidates sentative to the board. board, will also run unop- cause of "business require- Linden Ave., here, is the lone Drive, Freehold Township, di- Wollman and Elliot B. Schnei- by board appointment. The who have filed lor the two posed as Shrewsbury Town- ments." He was elected to the candidate for the three-year 'rector of marketing of the der will run unopposed for Mr. Ryerson, who lives at seat at stake is one held by available seats are Michael two seats on the board. 185 Comanche Drive, was ship representative. board In 1975. Highlands seat. Two in- special chemical deivision of cumbents, Virginia Mendes Mrs. Patricia Gross, who re- L. Smith of 82 Fordham Mr. Polonsky is employed elected in 1970 for a two-year Eatontown's long-time dele- Mr. Van Vechten, an adver- Organon Inc., a West Orange and Robert Palamara, seek to signed this month. Drive, Eliott H. Jeffrey ol 43 In the computer technology term; and then again in 1972 gate. Emll Catenaro, did not tising and marketing con- pharmaceutical company, serve out the unexpired two- Mrs. Johnson said the Deacon Lane and Chester J. department of Bell Labora- and 1975 for three year terms. file for re-election and will sultant, is a lifelong resident and Louis H. Goselin, 137 year terms to which they school board has extended to BUick of 492 Ferndale Place, tories, and has lived In Red The seat which he is seeking apparently be succeeded by of Rumson. Overbrook Drive, Freehold were appointed earlier this Jan. 3 the deadline for per- Cliffwood Banrfor 15 years. now is also a three-year term. George N. Buntin, 42 Victor Mr. Whelchel is the New Township, for seven years a year. sons interested in Mrs. Gross' Lorraine Ayanian. board Incumbents Anthony Manzo Ave., who was the lone per- Jersey manager for the member ol the Freehold Mr. Cofer and his father op- seat to submit resumes to the vice president who holds the and James B. Delehanty Jr. son to file from that borough. Provident Life and Accident Mr. Papa is a sergeant on Township Board of Educa- erate the Coler Funeral school board. Resumes, she single borough seat available, tion. Home in Red Bank. are seeking to retain their Mr. Buntin had served on Ihe Insurance Co., and has lived the Atlantic highlands police 14 The Dyly Register SHREWSBURY N J FRIOAV DECEMBER 30 1977 Bayshore title to South's Eagles as Lancers' 2-year reign ends I nil I* fly like >»4 EaRle In a consolation game points in the quarter. 13 for er Brodenck a factor.' Ukr •• Eagle Rantan M some clutch foul with Ihe Most Valuable Play picked up the momentum be- 11 points, respectively Flana- Let m> spirit cirr> me shooting by Mark (lark, er award fore that gan led St John's with 14 St'ne Miller edged Holmdel U*l "He (Olving) did the same "Brodenck was our best The Lancers went.. 0-6 Iron) By l.KKK, HENDKRSOV Middle!**! SwukSI John thing to us that he did against player, and we could have the foul line M1DD1.ET0WN- The Vlauey Holmdel in the semi's He used him towards the end. Both Olving and Hall were Eagles are number one "When Todd gets mad at took control." Noone said Noone said "It didn't help named to the All-Tournament number one " himself he seems to play bet- N'oone boasted a big man of when he left " team along with Brodenck. The exuberant cheers ter.' Houston said "1 don'1 his own in 6-5 Tom Brodericl The Lancers, with Kinder Clark and Dick Scanlon of bounced off the gymnasium know why it is. but Km filing But the senior center, who uk gelling inside and guard Holmdel walls Middletown South High to try to find out " had hit for I.' points in the Kevin Flanagan hitting, led at Karltaa Hulmdrl School, pared by Todd 01- Tht' 6-7 center's anger must first half, was shut out in the the close of Ihe first. Iti III A Both Clark and Scanlon ving's inspired fourth quarter have been aroused as he third quarter and fouled out Flanagan jumper from the scored 24 points for (heir re- play, defeated St John Via pumped in five points in a with H r> left in the game to top of the key gave St John's spective teams, but it was nney. S2-44. to take the third three second span to open the the surprise of Noone. who an eight point bulge in the Clark's two foul shots with annual Bayshore Christmas fourth quarter, giving the thought he had four at the opening moments of the sec- four seconds left that proved Tournament crown last night Eagles a 4I-M lead with 7 14 time ond period to be the difference The Lancers (44) had won left He finished with nine "Yes. you'd have to consid- "I wasn't worried at all." Rocket Matt Murchin con- both previous tournaments Houston recalled "1 knew the tributed 14 points while Kevin The Eagles win not only defense was going to come Thomson added 12 Rick Bag- snapped that streak, but kept through I had a good feel- ley had 14 points for the Hor- their own winning streak al- St. Catherine's ing" nets Center Jess Stout added ive at six Houston's convictions were 12 points and five blocked Middletown South head correct, as the Eagle "D ' shots ) coach Pat Houston wore a tightened and a Mike Car Ill Mill 1 SIMM -a *\ r reaches finals B'Odef i(k V1 I tired smile as he clutched the delfe layup off a steal with Cor or) It 1 i t 0 a o Ryon J first place trophy in his hand Rumscm •* St L'arhanne s ot bpnng Lake and River five seconds left made it 28-28 HoJI 6 0 U Goett 1 on 4 i it Fkmagor. 7 "Don't get me wrong. I'm Street School of Red Bank will meet for the championship of at the half Jones"8 1 0 2 4 J the Holy Cross Girls Invitational Basketball Tournament It remained close in the J I U wtwSi really glad we won it. he .' 1 Grou | laughed "We just did nut 'unirht after posting semifinal victories last night third quarter, with Marc Total* 71 o a Totals look as sharp as we could St Catharine's defeated Holy Cross 4618 behind Ellen Caponegro coming off the II | I i v tl • have " Clark s 13 points Klise Rubin was high scorer for Holy Cross bench to help the Lancers and St John Winning this was a big tra- with four points Paul Hall and Dave Harring- T River St . paced by Pat Johnson's nine points, beat St. ton doing the job for the 14 Scanlon 1 dition. " St. Joh coach Brian Thornton A B ftagiev s Agnes of Atlantic Highlands 29-23 Karen Komsh topped St Murchtn t 14 Stool I Noone said quietyl it's just Eagles Outotey 1 matter of regrouping and Agnes with eight points The rest is history, as Mid- KWJ 1 1 GRAB BAG — St. John Vlanney forward Jack Goetz (24) comes down with .etxio 0 1 trying for it next year Coach Tonight'- championship game begins at S 15 with a con- dletown looked to Olving in P CW> a ) 0 a rebound as Middletown South players Dave Harrington (23) and Scott is Houston should be con- solation game scheduled for 6 45 at Rumson Fair Haven High the fourth and he came Totals i« i ol Totals Stromberg (32) go for the ball during the third annual Bavshore Christmas Ron ion If • K '6 6J gratulated " School through Hoimde '6 16 II i; -tl Tournament. Blue Bishops prevail, take on Fliers tonight

• > By JIM HINTKLMANN "We will have to work on that tomorrow." Williams came back with another tap and Smith hit on a being held in check by Acevedo in the fourth quarter He ted WEST LONG BRANCH- Asbury Park s basketball team Two major factors in the game were the play of Asbury one-hander to give Ihe Bishops a 4739 spread with 2 50 left Ihe Colts with 18 points. 16 in the first three quarters kept its unbeaten streak alive, but the Bishops had to hold off Park guard Eric Acevedo and center Dave Williams "That one brief flurry did it 'said CBA guard John John- O'Shaughnessy was another Colt standout with 13 points a furious Christian Brothers Academy rally before edging the Acevedo. who had been sidelined because of illness, came son. including three layups over Ihe outstretched hands of Wil- Colts. 51-49. last night in a Holiday Jubilee Basketball Tourna- off the bench in the second quarter and turned in a sparkling CBA started it's late rally with Marty Lutchaumg was liams ment semifinal contest. floor game credited with a basket on a tending call This cut the lead to In a loser's consolation game SI Rose avenged a regular The Bishops, who will face Neptune for the championship "Acevedo was the difference." admitted Cox 51-46 with 30 seconds left season setback by defeating Wall. «O-52 tonight at 8 30. took a 51-43 lead into the final minute and ap- "He penetrated well, played good defense and the other The Bishops lost the ball on a turnover and Steve Driscoll The Roses built up a 38-21 halflime lead and held off a dropped in two free throws with 15 seconds left to shave the peared to have things well in hand players seemed to get a lift when he went in the game " second-half Wall rally to win Acevedo also did a fine job guarding CBA's scoring star. margin to four The Colts, however, scored the next six points with the fi- St Rose was led by Bob Wade with 16 points while Tom nal basket being a layup by Pat Driscoll with a second left Steve Driscoll whose shooting in the first three quarters kept Following a missed shot. Pat Driscoll scored with a sec- Pern had 17 for Wall CBA coach Vinnie Cox promptly called time and this gave, the Colts even with Ihe Bishops ond left to set Ihe stage for Ihe frantic windup the Colts one more chance to get the ball and score a tying "Steve started to force his shot in the final quarter ', ad- "1 think the key to the game was that CBA cooled off in The Asbury- Park game will cap a tnpleheader with Ma- basket mitted Cox the second half.'" said Bruno nasquan playing St Rose at 5 30 for fifth place with CBA "We wanted to have our players take a stand and draw an The well-played contest was tied 12 times in the first "They shot DO percent in the first half but we were still meeting Lakewood at 7 in the consolation game offensive foul." said Cox ' three quarters and the Colts look their final lead at 38-36 early tied at halftime I figured that if we stayed with them when CMI«> they shot well, we would be all right when CBA cooled off " G The Colts failed to get the foul, but the Bishops' inboutids . in the fourth quarter on a driving layup by Mike I' O'Shaughnessy Williams had 10 rebounds to lead Ihe Bishops to a 40-21 ad- 0 It S Dnuoi » 4 i| OempMv ) Zftt pass was picked oft by Pat Driscoll who let go with a wild too SnmNm 10 1* Mar it •• shot that hit off the edge of the backboard as the game ended Here, the Bishops made their move. vantage off the boards besides scoring 17 points Worn- 0 I JCWW" Mewon o l LuWvug 1 "It wasn't a letdown." said Asbury Park coach Nate Williams tied the game with a tap and followed it up with Williams did a nice job on the tap-ins 'said Cox "We *< • .MI 0 t P O'lUQI Donnelly ) 2 ? SSS' ! ! 'i SBS it! Bruno in trying to explain the last minute CBA rally a three-point play to put the Bishops ahead. 4S-J8. also lost all four center jumps and that is extra possession " 0 0 0 loremo S ? 17 Warr«w. 0 1 I "I told our guys to shoot only lay ups if they were open in Frank Smith upped the margin to seven with a jumper be- Smith backed up Williams with IS points To*ois Mil « the final minute but we still wanted to take outside shots. fore O'Shaughnessy dropped in a free throw for the Colts Steve Driscoll played another outstanding game despite CBA * 11-11 McAdoo's 38 leads K nicks in last-minute rout of Nets PISCATAWAY (AP) - Bob McAdoo scored 38 points and Thursday night Ray Williams added 19 to lead the New York Knicks to a "Thai's the way the Celtics are supposed to play." added comefrom behind 109-101 victory over the New Jersey Nets in Heinsohn. "We've only played about six games like that all a National Basketball Association game last night year, and this was one of them We reminded people how the ol The Knicks trailed by as many as 12 points during the Celtics did it " third quarter and were behind 74-69 going into the final peri- And one old Celtic who helped was Don Chancy, who spent od. But McAdoo and Williams helped New York outscore New seven years with Boston before playing out hisoption in 1975 He Jersey 44-27 in the fourth quarter. McAdoo getting 15 points was reacqulred from Los Angeles in the Charlie Scott deal and Williams 14 in the period earlier this week. A jumper by Williams arid a three-point play by McAdoo II was just the second victory for Boston on Ihe road this tied the score at 74-74 53 seconds into the fourth quarter, cap- season, both wins coming in Milwaukee ping a run of 7 consecutive points by the Knicks Marques Johnson led Milwaukee with 28 points The game was tied four more times before Williams' lay- Chancy, meanwhile, said It will take a little time for him to up, on which Nets center George Johnson was called for goal- readjust to Ihe Celtic style of play tending, put New York ahead 85-83 with 6:33 to go The "I really don't think I contributed that much." he said "I Knicks were never headed thereafter remembered a few ofthe plays, but I was just trying to get into The Nets were without their leading scorer, rookie for- the flow of the game We didn't run much in LA with the big ward Bernard King, who was kept out of the game as a dis- guy (center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar). You have a tendency to ciplinary measure by Nets Coach Kevin Loughery because forget how these guys really run." King arrived at the arena late Suns 111, Kings 1M New Jersey made 19 of 35 free throw attempts in the I'aul Weslphal and Walter Davis scored M points each for game but just 9 of 24 in the second half Phoenix, which trailed by 15 points early in the third period hut Johnson led the Nets with 21 points and Kevin Porter had dominated the game throughout Ihe second half. II was the third 19 loss in a row for the Kings, while the Suns have won 10 of 13 The game was played before a sellout Crowd of 9.05O at Rockets 114. Civs N the Rutgers Athletic Center, the Nets' second capacity crowd Moses Malone scored 26 points and grabbed 26 rebounds for of the season. the Rockets, who also got 26 points from Calvin Murphy as they Bruins IZS. Bucks IIS posted only their third victory in the last nine games. It was like old times for Ihe Boston Celtics. I'll Katlcff's lip-in with one minute remaining broke a 98-98 "We played with consistency and we played with pride." said tie. spoiling a late Cleveland comeback. Campy Russell scored THE PASSING GAME - Jim Cleomons (35) of the Porter lost night at Rutgers Athletic Center. Coach Tom Heinsohn after the Celtics snapped a six-game a game-high 29 points for Cleveland and Jim Phones tallied 26. Knlcks keeps an eye on his teammates while pas- Knicks topped the Nets. losing streak with a 124-115 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks sing the ball against the defense of the Nets Kevin St. Catharine's Point Boro leads Wall wrestling reaches finals By KEN GRAVZEL and advanced to the semi-finals by pinning Manasquan's Mike on his feet as he decisioned Manasquan's Mike Pinkman. 9-4. Well TeurnoniMit Quarter Finolt 101 — Bob Norjolihi i Jacktoni p Vic 141 — Todd Mogdor iBnck) p Mork WALL — Point Pleasant Boro High School leads a field of Carter in 5:30 Coleman faces the Mariners' Chris Kyle to- Matawan's Lorrin Herbert entered Ihe semi-finals by defeat- lor Krennn (Mono* J. i 19. Mark Ztna Delno iRBCl. 3 7], Brian Brandisi I morrow in the 108 weight class. Kyle entered the bour I voor | d Ryon Rodger* (Monch i. IMonch I sd Tom Lowler (How I, 17-4, 16 teams in the Wall Wrestling Tournament and will have ing Tom Kane of the Patriots. 8-2. 10 7. Mike Stonlofd I Wall I 0 R Vi. Cftrii Kyle I4| — Bill Dykemon (Brick) p Andy Yesterday's eliminations cut lo the quarterfinals. pion and still in the running to gain his fourth title. He scored Ihe heavyweight division, the Mariners' Pete Gray set a tour- M Patcqrtlla (R6C) d. Mike Pinkman (Manns I. 9 4. Neptune and Jackson will return four matmen; Manas- Today's Wall Tournament finals marks Ihe end of nine I How ), I S3, Eric LoriMI IVoor ) p Mike Von Cardo (PI Boro) d, Scotl De quan. Raritan and Malawan will return three. Manchester tell! years of its growth Wall Athletic Director. William Grayhill Oovf SogunonlRBCl. I 17 monte iRurl, 41, Lorrin Herbert iMal ) Ift — Lou Duranl (Jock j md Greg d Tom Kane |Fr»e Two I. 8 1 and Wall will have two competing and Howell. Red Bank The Panthers' Scott Salisbury, who has been wrestling in announced that the tournament will be cut in halt next year to Vuvovich (TRN). 111. Jim Holinous ar) d. IVmoor I md John vileili (PI Boro). Catholic. Marlboro and Middletown South will have one re- Ihe 135 class this year, scored two pins in the 129 weight class, include the original eight learns Ihe tournament began with*s 110, Jomn Scnonck iviot | p. Jim Roisl (Rar | li]; Lee Herman (Mori > mo lony Golwon I Monch I p Roberl flo turning wrestler each. Freehold Township is out of the tour- yesterday Salisbury pinned Ihe Mariners' Ken Fidalgo In 2:48 nine years ago. Pot Toner (How ), U? gen IMori i 4 n. Cliff Hoy (Pt Boro) nament and will wrestle Brick's John Caravella in Ihe semifinals. 179 - Scoll Sol^bwry (Pt Snrol p OT Dave Smilh (Free Twp).12 He said that the tournament is getting too large for the Ken Fidalgo (TRNI. 3 41; John Cara III — Mike Perno I Brick) p John Kill Jackson's Bob Nadolski entered Ihe semifinals with the Caravella decisioned Freehold Township's Ed Anderchak. 7^1 school's gymnasium and takes too long to complete. Next vclio (Brick) d Ed Andtrchak [Free ion (Monch.). 1 40, Doug McCarthy fwp.j. T*; F>td P»om (Voor I a Joe IMonotlp John MtGreevy (Ran 4 4$ only pin in the 101 weight bracket He pinned Victor Keenan Manasquan's Joe Hopp. in a hard-fought match, deci- year's tournament will be held on Jan, 6 and will be held on rviognano i rvioncn j, i / »; joe nopp Tim Huboord (Wall) a". Paul Oenhom (Mono* I d Wall Eicfteiboth IRBCt. f (Fr»f Twp t <, 1. Bob Coge (Midd S ) d of Manasquan in 4:19. Nadolski entered Ihc second round by sioned the Caseys' Matt F.schelbach. 8-5. also in the 129 class. only one day. DeonLoilKOulTRNl. 10 7 Hi — Joe Kenny (Monav| d Bill Her Unl - Pet* Gray (TRN) p Willie Par defeating the Casey's Jim Kirgan in 2-0 decision Neptune's Keith Alson (1.15) beat Marlboro's Rich Romero The original eight school are Brick, Toms River (.hokOMihi IRBO ? 7, Jack Mirro nih (Month.I, O:30; Carl Fiorentlno (Rar ) p, Mike Lom&erf (Jock |. MS. iNfpi • Mario Vernllo (Jack i 1 j\ The Panthers' Chris Coleman scored two pins Ho entered in an exhaustive 7-2 overtime match. North, Neptune. Jackson. Point Pleasant Boro. Manasquan, Keilh Altlon iNrp i O T Rlcrt Romero James Jrltcool I Wai I delauit Lelt Harl i Mm I > I i Bnun Burilow URN) d koptlM'flti Si, To Anderson IPi Boro) tte iecond round by pinning Marlboro's Les Argnff in 4:40 The Caseys' Mike Madsen (158) demonstrated quickness Red Bank Catholic and Wall. Wetiev Gole w»S Oakland •M-Cel Ml R MMt>. I MM All CtHeft A certain measure of redemption and a large dose of pride are grinder again by taking over Madison Square Garden. — The New Jersey Stale Iiterschdastlc Athletic As rMMta MlMI HHMH at stake tonight when the 10th ranked Panthers play No. II The Garden will probably suddenly blossom into a suc- striaUM: for attempting to take over all autonomous >V The AlMctaM Pnm Ion Froncluo f I. Miami, Onlo M Clemson in the Gator Bowl on national television (ABC). cess, but what will be the price to Sonny? i*IT ArloaM M m. SWtafi Col « scholastic officiating associations. * 7l0*amU Earlier in the day, the New Year's weekend feasl ol 10 college — All the sports media: for just about convincing the MtCOTtlMt JMMtomK — The Share Crafereace »f Pibllc SehMls: for refus- football games opens with the Blue-Gray Classic In public that the Los Angeles Rams were a good shot for ivms m Pee* 7», TIUM AIM 70 ing to admit Red Bank Catholic to membership despite a MachSt. 0kl« City ej Montgomery, Ala. the Super Bowl. court order to do so, and for refusing to give the public !' Four games are on Up Saturday — Louisiana State against ,— Pap Waraer Fastball: for creating the closest any reasons why It will not do so. •^ 4t M4K*M4tfl#f fj Stanford In the Sun Bowl; North Carolina State against Iowa thing to the Children's Crusade seen in centuries. Uptw IMMB. Mortmain'• wit II — National Leagie President Ckih Feeaey: for not vowiiJHnuni State In the Peach Bowl; Texas A4M against Southern Cul In — Little Leagie Baseball: for ending its season Just . Co»letonU considering the paying fans when he allowed the final NL Ihe Bluebonnet Bowl, and the East vs. the West In the East-West when kids need something to do for the summer. playoff game between Los Angeles and Philadelphia to be Shrine Game. — The NaUtaal Ftftball Leagie (agali): for creat- Detawore H. Nortneoiltr n IS played in weather more suitable for a Frankenstein mov- After a day off Sunday, when the pros settle their conference ing a playoff tie-breaking system that benefited a team BentteyU. OreMlll ie than for baseball CMco iRVlt championships, the amateurs come back Monday with the four (the Colts) which lost a game. — The Natlual Fedball Leagie: for having faith major bowl games and the national championship at stake. — Major Leagie Baseball awaers: for complaining Whlttler 7t. Alotka FglrtantlM and not declaring Tampa Bay, Shea Stadium and Giants Ksatasrr Leke InvltatUNol Top-ranked and unbeaten Texas plays Notre Dame In the about the state of the economy while paying some play- St. Norton n. OrartM. MorM e> pintaaaM Cotton Bowl. A victory for the Longhorns should allow them to Stadium disaster areas. St. Mart* 90. | nil DwordivliM H Now MORko 104. vtrmont II ers more than the President is making. WMmoMfl. Wllwnotto O car lllo CHMMC follow the Panthers as national champions. Then the other three MIOMK7I.LOVOIO.III 70 — TIB Amerlcaa Braadeastlag Ctmpaiy: for giving Alas, the runner-up list is endless. But to those who . WU-tau CU.i 47. Wo western i) fltll*O«*< games would only clarify the question: Who's No. 2? Wh IMn. II Froncli. Ill «f Puraue 91. Prrntfjvnjh K the public that now infamous boxing tournament and all did not make the honor roll this year, there is always tOUTHWIlT Color Cwalry CIonic Will it be the winner ol the Oklahoma-Arkansas Orange Bowl those pseudo-sports that foul its air time. next year. Unfortunately, the world of sports has become rm American 114. IW LOUIIMN 104, ) PMIIeaM OTt I CoMernMCol t), Wollinlmlor It game? Will It be Michigan, provided the Wolverines can get by — Htward CMCII: for a valiant attempt to pass him- a comic opera. Its script is as bad as that of "Soap." I UWi tl t>. RooKnoX 71 • MlMllUppI 9| w Tout V 17 Washington In the Rose Bowl? Or could it be Alabama, If the •»• wtII self off as a baseball authority. Taking it seriously deserves a "Chutzpah Award" In It- AMaPoc7B.CIaremont Mvottil Crimson Tide can beat Ohio State in the Sugar Bowl! — Matiwai Regtoaal grid cueh Barry Rlzu: a spe- self. IHoimMlloM.ll MortlmU •MMonan. Oreo* Foil! 44 Hanoama), HoarouoM One thing for certain is that it won't be Pitt, which was sitting cial Chutzpah Award for sticking to his convictions when To those who do take sports seriously — let all your OHg* IWH •rlth* CaKimble 43 • n, Oklahoma n on top of the nation one year ago after beating Georgia In the most people can't even spell the word. free agents become instant millionaires; let all your law P«hV 71 CMWIOWO • CeeuNetlea t.».» Fox LiMteran 74. Carroll »l. OT Sugar Bowl to wrap up an undefeated season. — All taose who label their basketball loanameats suits wind up in the Supreme Court. May all your games « Lame 47, CMco II4) a W 71. Colaraoa U SHoHIOM H 44. Pmno Pec 14 MKlourl 44. lowo II 43 "I think the winner could end up anywhere from sixth to "lavllaUMals": A special nod because it is just about Im- wind up in ties. UCLA •). Mm 41 Cabrllti Cloitlc eighth depending on how the other bowls go," said Sherrill, who possible to find a team which has not been invited to an But to our readers, the best fans in the world, a very TOUHNAMiHTIA.ro.CMtilc P«I«OOM awn.ntM replaced Johnny Majors who left for his alma mater. "Invitational" HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR. i Mas* tt >K u Tennessee. Louisville boots it By Tie Asswlated Press Gallon's goaltending voided the sachusetts to an 84-73 oictory 105-96 as Roy Joshua. Blake querque. N M. Michael Cooper Ricky Gallon can kick him- points. The usually-poised Car- over Niagara in the finals of Taylor and Rick Taylor com- drilled in 29 points to pace New self for what happened In the dinals lost two other chances In the Connecticut Classical Hart- bined for 65 points. Mexico State past Vermont 104 Holiday Classic Tournament at the final 30 seconds when Bob- ford. It was the Minutemen's Kansas' 17th ranked Jay- 81 in Thursday night's other Louisville. Ky. by Turner and Wilson missed eighth straight victory and hawks edged Oklahoma 79-76 in contest. Well, actually, Denny (rum shots. snapped a seven-game Niagara the semifinals of the Big Eight North Carolina-Charlotte hit might do. It for him — and add "I thought we got good winning streak. tourney In Kansas City, Mo., 18 of 19 free throws and got 30 a few extra boots for the rest of shots," said Crum, "but maybe The University of South Ala- behind an 18 point performance points from Lew Massey to his Louisville basketball team. Georgia's defense had some- bama crushed Pepperdlne 82-64 from Dannie Von Moore. Kan- edge Kent State 60-55 In a first- ("rum had plenty to kick thing to do with our poor shoot- behind Gary Reese's 23 points sas State won the other semi- round game of the KOA Classic about Thursday night For one ing. You just haoe to make in the Senior bowl Tournament final game, whipping pre- in Billings, Mont. In another thing, Gallon cost the Cardinals those shots when It comes down in Mobile, Ala. Ted Williams viously unbeaten Nebraska 69- opening game, Jerry Blade con- a crucial field goal with offen- to the nitty-gritty. We didn't" and Jay Lehman teamed for 60 behind Curtis Redding's 26 verted four one-oone free sive goaltending in overtime Georgia, led by Walter Dan- half of Toledo's points as the paints. throws to lead Eastern Mon- For another, the Cardinals cost iels' 25 points, was one of sev- Rockets defeated Wyoming 100- New Hampshire trimmed Old tana to an 80-77 victory over themselves plenty more points eral teams to capture holiday 70 to claim the Glass City Clasv- Dominion 71-68 behind Pete Montana State. with their Inoffensive play. hardware in a raft of tourneys sic in Toledo, Ohio. Laskaris' 16 points in the semi- Virginia, ranked No. 16, de- Ranked No. 7 In the nation, around the country. Several other holiday tourna- finals of the Old Dominion Clas- feated Temple 66-55 behind the the Cardinals looked like No N I n t h-ranked Nevada-Las ments continued toward their sic in Norfolk, Va. Michigan shooting of Lee Raker, Jeff 777 the way they shot Thursday Vegas won its Las Vegas Holi- weekend conclusions. State defeated SMU 95-69 with Lamp and Mark Iavaroni In the night and as a result, lost a day Classic with a 94-85 victory In the Rainbow Classic In five players scoring in double Sugar Bowl Tournament In stunning 71-70 overtime deci- over UC-Santa Barbara as Reg- Hawaii. North Carolina and figures in the other game. Ben New Orleans. Cliff Robinson sion to surprising Georgia in gie Theus scored 26 points. The Stanford advanced to tonight's Chapman scored 15 points and poured In 22 points as South- their own tournament. victory for the Rebels was their finals with victories in Thurs- Terry Donnelly 14 for MSU ern Cal beat Auburn 85-74 - "We didn't deserve to win." 13th without a loss this season, day night's semifinals. North Steve Smith sank an eight- Kim Goetz scored 23 points said an enraged Crum "You tops among major schools, and Carolina, the nation's No. 2 foot hook shot with two seconds and teammate Presnell Gilbert also extended their home-court can't shoot 35 percent and ex- team, whipped Texas Tech 88- left in overtime as Oregon added 22 to pace host San winning magic to 71 games. pect to win. even at home. We 76 as Phil Ford scored 25 points State upset previously unbeaten Diego State to a 104-74 victory outrebounded them. We had LawrenceBoston scored nine and handed out eight assists VHIanova 58-57 In the semi- over Fordham In the first fewer turnovers, and I thought of Maryland's last 12 points, and Stanford shocked No. 13 finals of the Far West Classic round of the Cabrillo Classic. our defense was very good. We rallying 14th-ranked Maryland Providence 76-61 behind Kim in Portland, Ore. Colorado Elsewhere, third-ranked Ar- did a lot of things well — but to a 65-63 victory over Georgia berly Belton's 20 points. State won the other final berth kansas defeated LSU 67-62 as we went one for eight hi the Tech in the championship game San Francisco, the nation's by nipping Washington State 47- Ron Brewer scored 18 points, It of the Maryland Invitational. overtime, and you can't shoot No. 19 team, got a 30-polnt ef- 46 with a second-half rally trig- of them down the stretch; Lar- BUI Bryant sank two free that in overtime and expect to fort from Winford Boynes to gered by sophomore Barry ry Bird and Harry Morgan throws In a one-and-one situ- beat anybody." beat Miami of Ohio 11-88 in the Young. pumped in 24 points apiece to ation with a seconds to give With the Cardinals down 72-70 semifinals of the All-College Tenth-ranked Syracuse whip- lead sixth-ranked Indiana State Maryland its clinching points with 50 seconds to go in the Tournament in Oklahoma Cltt. ped Mississippi State 76-66 be- to an 82-50 victory over Ball over the YeUowjackets overtime period, Rick Wilson The Dons earned a berth in the hind Marty Byrnes' 20 points in State a No. 8 UCLA walloped hit what would have been the Alex EMridge scored 19 finals ugainst Arizona State, an opening-round game of the Arizona 85-63 behind Roy Ham' tying field goal, but the call on points to lead undefeated Mas- which defeated Boston College Lobo Invitational In Albu- llton's 20 points. Hoyas capture 26th ECAC crown ByJOEHINTELMANN title last night at Madison ond half. They just coasted a 27-21 margin. Three of the credit to Garry Witts, for- Square Garden. home from there. points came on two technical merly of St. Joseph's of Metu- NEW YOHK CITY - In the consolation game, a The victory was George- fouls against Carril. Perry chen. Witts, only a freshman, Georgetown University, deci- rebound of a Chris Potter town's eighth in ten starts connected twice on the first played eight minutes In the dedly underrated coming in to jumper by Mike Vicens with this season. Alabama is 6-3. one, and was one for two on first half and all but four min- the 26th ECAC Holiday Tour- three seconds to play gave "If this wasn't happening, I the second. utes of the second half. He nament, proved Its win in the Holy Cross a 61-59 win over couldn't believe it." The scored eight points and was HOLD ON - Howkeye Whitney of Norm Carolina State It held by Du- opener over Holy Cross was Princeton came back to Princeton. The Crusaders are speaker was Princeton coach exceptional defense. quesne's John Moore as he goes up for a shot during first half action In Ho- knot the game at 40-40 by in- no fluke as it rolled to a 83-73 now 7-1 while Princeton fell to Pete Carrll. His team had termission. Bob Roma had 15 liday doubleheader In Raleigh, North Carolina. triumph over Alabama for the 4-6. just lost its sixth game. The Potter led the Crusaders of the Tiger points in the first "I'm glad we could come to total point spread for the six with 18 points. Vicens had 15. half. New York and show people losses has been 14 points. Roma paved Princeton with what sort of team we have," Princeton got into early foul Princeton got the first eight II. Three other Tigers were Braves gals capture title said head coach John Thomp- trouble and went to a zone de- points of the second half, but in double figures. Frank Sow- son of the Hoyas. "It's hard fense, a ploy seldom used by Holy Cross again came back linskl had 13, Omeltchenko 12, to get recognition sometimes the Tigers. and finally went ahead 59-57 and Bob Klelnert 11. HANALAPAN - Manalapan High School's girls' basket- Manalapan Marlboro if you don't play before the "I saw what Georgetown on a three-point play by Per- HOOP NOTES - Tom Sea- bal teim, paced by the play of Mary Hunter and Jean Ja- The Mustangs, led by Pat Kreiger, jumped out to a live right people." did against Holy Cross with ry, who finished the night man, formerly of Red Bank coby, defeated Marlboro, 60-43 to take the Freehold District point lead in the first quarter, but wound up trailing at the Recognition of Thompson's the zone, but it wasn't so 15 points. Bill Omeltchenko Catholic, has seen some ac- Invitational Tournament crown yesterday. close of the period by seven points. two guards was rather ob- much that as the fouls," Car- converted two fouls to He the tion for the Crusaders this The Braves (5-1). with Jacoby pumping in 12 points, up- vious. John Duren. who ril noted. "We had only onegame with 4:04 left. In a consolation game, Freehold Township routed Howell, year. He has appeared in five ped their lead to 11 at the half. scored 24 points in the title day to prepare for them and 63-24 The Manalapan boys also won a consolation match, top- games for a total of 31 min- Hunter took over the the scoring chores in the third quar- game to be named the tourna- we had some sickness and in- Holy Cross tried to keep the ping West Windsor, 56-54 on Jim Walsh's jumper with seven utes. He has seven field goals ter, collecting eight points, as Manalapan climbed to an Insur- ment's most valuable player, juries so there wasn't much ball for a good shot but turned seconds left. in 13 attempts and is one for mountable 41-27 advantage. and Derrick Jackson, who it over with 1:20 remaining. A time. I think we played a four from the foul line. He Hunter and Jacoby shared scoring honors for the Braves added 20. were both named to few seconds later Roma trav- half-way decent zone." also had nine rebounds and with 16 points each. Krieger led the Mustangs with 19 points. the All-Tournament team. Du- eled returning the ball to the an assist. He didn't get into Jacoby, along with teammates Jodl Radziewicz and Carol ren had 20 and Jackson 22 It was certainly that. Cross which froze it until the NBA box scores Crusaders floor leader, guard the game last night. O'Neill, Amellla Cain of Marlboro and Eileen McGough of against Holy Cross on winning basket. Ronnie Perry, had another off Freehold Township, were named to the tournament's all-star Tuesday night. "I'm unbelievably surprised M1W TOKK (Ml CLEVELAND Iff) night and had to sit out some "We used an out of bounds Wllon S 00 10. Hoywood 3 it 7. Brtwrr 1 04 7. Runtll II 7-1 29. team. Krieger got the nod as the Most Valuable Player. The two spectacular play- at the way Seaman has prog- McAdoo 17 41 a, Cltomoni 10 0 4. Moir Cltorm II 47 ». Carrl MS. Frailer It time in the second half. Much trap press on Roma to get the ro»* 54 II, Knight I 3-S h Gondreflck I I 17. Walker 1 3-3 7, B. Smith 1 0-0 3. Freehold Twp.-llowell ers were joined on the All- ressed," said Blaney. It's far of Perry's trouble could be at- turnover," said Holy Cross 1-9 1, Wllllomi 9 I 1 19. Btoril 2 00 4. E. Smith 0 2 21. Lambert 0 0-00. Furlow McGough led the Patriots to the third place trophy with 15 Tournament team by Reggie more than I had hoped for at MtMllllonOO-OO. TolollU 17 >'IW - 4 M11. Totall 41 17-11. tributed to the tight zone de- coach George Blaney. "We mwji.i.wji.i.ru.ir i points. The Rebels aided Freehold Township's cause when King of Alabama, Chris Pot- this stage. We've had some Hlllmon 4 4 11 11. H Porter 1 3? 17. HOUSTON (104) fense employed by Princeton. hadn't put much pressure on JOrHIKKItl-4!!, K. Pofllr « 711 19. Cor Jone5*0-0l. Reid 4 0-01, Molone II 4- they failed to put any points on the board in the first quarter. ter of Holy Cross, and Bob tough games and I just t H. LtKol 4 33 1). Murphy II 4-3 M. Holy Cross jumped out to the ball in the first half but rlngtoo SO-0 10. von BtrdoKOIII 4 II «, Ratten < 04 t. Brndlly 10 0 2. Kunnert 7 The Patriots, with McGough, Bobbie Cowie and Sherry Roma of Princeton. haven't been able to get him tnwtt 104 1. Jordan s 17 11 Total! 41 12II, Kupec 004 0 Totall 44 13 II. an early 14-11 lead but thenwith we corrected that at halftime If H 101 CltvHond n IT H 37- 99 Ectreicher scoring, led at the half, 3314. The lead ballooned A crowd of 11,006. not enough playing time. The op- Princeton retaliated with a and kept up the pressure the •MrTM M n n <*-itf Heuitort 74 77 M 71-104 to 35 points at the close of the third quarter. nearly up to the total of 16,411 portunity is there for him to Htwjonn n n n j7-m Fouled oul-Reld Total foull-Cleve 10-polnt tear to go up 21-14. rest of the game." Foultd out-Nonc Total loult-New Wnd 14. Houston 74. A- I3.e» Cowie hit for 14 points and Ecstrelcher added 10 points for who saw Tuesday night's see a lot of action after the The Crusaders immediately Vork,H.NowJoruy.}< «-9.0». KANSAS CITY 11041 the Patriots. double-header, watched Ala- "It takes a team with a lot New Year." •OfTONOMI WcnWnjion 7 04 14. Wedmon II 04 32. Diane Albala was Howell's high scorer with nine points. ran off 13 In a row to assume of character and intensity to Soiooll o M II. Hovlkok II 11 14. LOOT 3 04 4. Allen 41-2 ID. Blrdlono t o bama take a 40-39 lead after Co**tn I! M ». Bins I H 20. WMIrt 4. 1 II, Noih I »0 1. Boone ) 7-1 It. Bur Manalapan West Windsor trailing by eight points HMV Creu (II) come back against a team 4 30, Wkk> S 0*3 10. Chonty 10 0 4. MOK- toaon 1 1-3 3. Kuester 1 04 4. Roblmlne 4 0 F I 23 Mortln 21 II «oll • M >, Kowe I 04 I. Totall 52 10-11 It was a back and forth game, with Walsh's jumper decid- through most of the first 20 Potter 7 4 like Princeton. It was our de- McCord 10 Shtlton 14 '3-111. Totals 411 13104 4 1 1Vlcer: n 7 3 II '"OtNIK Hill King 32 Scotei 1 MILWAUKIIfmi ing It at the end. minutes. OCa . I 0 fense, especially in the second Murroy t Duren OmllctWu Becknbch I 0 Scott 14 Johnun 13IS 21.Moym4 U II.Olo Oovlo 1] M H. Meord 101 4, Awtrey 3 I Jockion K Mill J 111, »ucm»r I M Hi Vflnttn I 1 1 S. line 1 44 10. Weitphol II 13 33. The Braves led at the end of the first quarter. 1614 and Duren and Graig Shelton, RI1IUM J2» Perry ] 9 I! half that won it for us." SlorU) 0 M 14. Iruatman < 3 3 II. Enjliih S 21 Scott 3 M 4, Perry 3 3 2 t, Lee 4 1-1 10. 0 0 Wim 4 0 4 Hopllm 0 0 Forretl tUl. Brott I 041. Totoll 47 14- had a nine point lead at the half. West Windsor came back to still playing with a cast on his OWi 1 0 Browne 0 0 Henry. II, Crwirlld 1136. Sonun 1 0 0 2. Wai- Young Kane Blaney had high praise for ,«.D*i) 1 1 23 110. trail by only two at the end of the third. right hand, led a second half 0 0 0 0 Hood KonioiRlly 31 » Tl 19-IH 0 0 Potter, who held Roma to just 0 33 IS tl » » J7 M-111 riieeiU. 31 I) 3t 11-110 Kevin Pearson led Manalapan with 18 points. Walsh added surge that gave the winners a four points In the second half. l - Bollon 33. MllwoukM IS Total touli-Kommci!,,,, ^ta^,!, 17. 73 Totall 14 IS 03 14. West Windsor was paced by Wendell Lewis' IS points. 61-52 lead midway in the sec- He also gave a great deal of 40 33 -73 *xnr 39 44 -01 16 The Dtdy Register SHREWSBURY N J FRIDAY DECEMBER 30 1977 Flyers' MacLeish getting back in groove

B> Thi' without a goal and nobody poir a season so far M> goal thuuRtit nf benching him fur a total (It) is off. but my point ii haw - ' •||<1>|"' c.ime nr two output C!9| is onlv three or four behind last WMH " he said season- tor Philadelphia Fly- \ N have to keep a gu\ like er. MatM Kiok lUcLetft In ihat in the lineup " fan joinj back W ihe off He p,idded his statistics at s*«si>n auS' 1 rash in v»hith hi' I'unnt; the games anvwa> the expense of theSorth Stars, who haven't won at the Flyers' uttered « nock ujurj and He i henched me In prac Spectrum home in the lSgames narrow l\ w«P*^ «W*>W in Ikw, 1 \e been dropped down to they've played there since jury, there hasn t been inui'h the fourth line ' said \member 1971 Mail.eish to write home about Macl.oisti who scored 49 goaN •Cared three goals for the ninth last -easnn and had ill in time in his career Thursday H.» -<-. • team 1972-71 "Fred [Sherm hasn I night ihe last one coming while HIM on 0e\ > aijd hr- third if.»1!> inliii/ed me hut he Philadelphia nas -horthanded. i-\.u II) one muni' point* out what he think- I'm games later dome wrong •The pa-t two or three But 1! v».i> i>nl> three fame* There have been other uames I {jn see things I'm until hi*next goal indovwUw players who have been doing better " said Mail.eish Mai 1-cish ha> producing more so he has la Shern's patience it seems. scored nine time- Thine- .ire use them has paid off "I dont think 1 ve had that liHikini; up In Ihe other National Hockey LMfIN punca Thursday night. I itidn'; ».int to bench him Sport* transactions Montreal edged httsburgh 4J. Atlanta tnmnn>d St l.ouis 5-4. bench a star «»id Flyer* Detroit tied Buffalo }-] and Coach Kred Shcr SOEES DOrffgoria award 0fi1*winiurMI>M Ac Tolorado tied l.os Angeles !-J. Mai! Wfli icored three lime* 1 »o»td Broa Daviv guard Thur-d.i> nicht 10 help bell COILCGC OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY - Kill Barber and Orest Minnesota S-2 \ le« jfeaw Kindrachuk scored Ihe other am B«bb> llulUeni 24 garnet ^oals for the Klyers. who have lost just three of their last !2 games and extended their unbeaten string against NHL standings Smylhe Division clubs to 46

C*'.*P»EU f. names with the victorv P* * J Hsecond span Guy Lafleur behind a lot of good ones.' •.treak lo six games including "I didn't want to waste a good Andy Spruce scored at 9 01 of added his Jtiih of Ihe year and assessed Montreal Coach four losses in a row comeback from a 1-1 deficit and effort like that." the third period to give Botton a* D*tro.i T )S p "> Jacques Lemaire scored with Scotty Bowman -Everybody On strict effort. I'd give it an give the Red Wings their tie Burioio of Ne* Von Range" ' IS Colorado Us tie with Los An- 5 45 remaining to carry Ihe thinks they're all-stars ' \ " said Klames Coach Kred with Buffalo The Red Wings remained winless at Buffalo over II geles Second-period goils 14 r, u ' Kaj.lf.Ts"L ('anadiens past Pittsburgh and Uames 5. Blues 4 Creighton in reference lo his Detroit goalie Ron Low team's performance started the play, sending the games, but at least broke > seconds apart by Marcel * 05 0 m keep them unbeaten at home Harold Phillipoff beat former m l?game losing streak at Dionne and Rulch during had Toronto at CKvnono. I OSp m woncxivrr at Cticogo I 35 p against the Penguins since Jan Flames teammate Phil Myre at Red Wings 1. Sabres 3 puck to \l Cameron, who hit Colorado O* VOrtOuwf =' 05 0 " i-nlrtrnrlrt Ut LO* Ang«l« 10 OS p m Memorial Auditorium The last put the Kings ahead 4 ?6 of the third period, carry Nick l.ibelt sent a JS-fool shot l.ibett streaking up the left Dorsett promises a better show against Vikes DALLAS (AP) - The last rookie running back hopes In The Heisman Trophy win- Minnesota Coach Bud (Irani Landry said. "I do think time Tony Dorsett played put on a better show ner from Pittsburgh, college has noticed the difference in we're better offensively than against the Minnesota Vik It was a bad experience football's all time ground Ihe Cowboys between Septem- we were because Dorsetl is ings, he earned Ihe ball onl> for me." said Dorsett. who gainer, suffered a nagging leg ber and December playing well He's given us a four times and got a warm was making his National injury in training camp that "Comparing Dallas then lot more strength " seat on the bench for fumbl- Football League debut in the put him behind in l.andry's with what I see now. Dorset! says he just wishes ing season opener which the Cow- complex shuffling and shifting Dorsetl gives them a dimen- he knew all this was going to In Sunday's National Foot- boys eventually won Hi Hi in offense sion they may have lacked: happen bark in September ball Conference title game nvertime II got to the point where I said Grant •Their offensive against the Vikings the Dal- Of course. Dorsett since has was afraid (quarterback) Ro- line is playing better than VOW MUMS! las Cowboys' sensational soared lo greater heights He ger Staubarh would call an earlier in the year In our es- ACCOUM! 10 m gained I.00H yards, becomtni audible because I didn't want timation, they look much I 1»W TOD Ut only the eighth NFI. rookie lo to foul up." siad Dorset! "II stronger " CALL USI NBA crack the magic I.MO-yard was just a matter of learning Dallas is an It-point favor- mark the system " ite as the old foes vie for the GARDINtl Against the Chicago Bears Dorsett's only babble right to play the American MAIIK standings in the opening round of the against the Bears was a Football Conference cham- INSUMANCt trUMK Atlantic Diviton playoffs Monday, he gained si fumble on Dallas' first drive pion Jan 15 at New Orleans W I Only Landry doesn't take him Ml-0477 Philadelphi 31 II yards and scored touchdown in Super Bowl XII New York II on runs of 'ii and T yards be- out of the game anymore ButTalo II If 406 II n 13] fore Coach Tom Landry gave I've gol all the confidence Ntw Jerwl I » 73! in the world now." said Dor- Cfnlrol Di.n.o" him the rest of the day off in the .17-7 route sett "I understand the of- CICvtlorK) II U U] Son Antonio II 16 SH "I've come a long wa\ fense and we've got one of •llonto II 17 W the greatest offensive lines NraOriront 4 19 42' since then (the season open- Houston 11 19 4M er), said Dorsett around" WCSTERNCONFERENCE M'tfwrtt Division O«nv«r 70 13 U6 CMcooo 19 14 S7< Milwaukee 10 17 S4 Bowls at a glance Detroit 14 II Indiana I] 17 433 • r TM Allocated P r«n KORKHCITV II » Hacilic Divitior Portland » S I JactM«llu, Ft. Notre Dome 10 t v* 'e*oi no I.1J 63* 6 P-n CBS 4S5 17 OrSMtMwl AtAtMil Seattle Oklahoma .0-1 vt Arkansas to l, I Golden Stole 15 19 Ml 1?<: Dec II >rn NBC ThurWoyi Garnet AIEIP«». T l New York 109, New Jervev 101 At Ctftl. Boston 174. Milwaukee US Houston 104. ClevtlondW Chiaon i Washington 1 4 Phoeom HO, Kansas City 104 NBC Friday \ Gamei secondary Detroit at Buffalo 7 Wp m Ohio State 17 a vi Aiabam New Ofleons ot New York, l » p m pm ABC TICKET TAKER - Tony Dorsett of the Dallas Cowboys displays tickets Washington ot PhilodelpMo. 8 05 p m Jar 7 for Sunday's NFC championship game against the Minnesota Vikings. The Denver v\ Atlanto. at Charlotte. N C . S4NMWBVWI mortgages I 10 P m Al M—Hl, AN. last time Dorsett faced the Vikes he carried the ball four times, fumbled Cleveland ot Son Antonio. I JOp m North v» South Boston ot Chicago. 8 30 p m HMMBcwl once and was benched. Since then he gained over 1,000 yards in his first Houston at Indiona. 9 OS p m Al HwMlwtM, Hawaii NFL season, Portland ot Golden Stale. 11 pm Eosivt West with new Miller confident Broncs ftime has come low monthly DENVER i \l'i - He «i>n'l use the word "dynasly." but making n for several year». situation Denver must avoid this lime. payments! Coach Ki'd Miller If convinced Ihat the once-lowly Denver "Denver has always played us tough, even before this veiir The Broncos, on the other land, prefer to rely on Ihcir Bmni'os are headed for Kal I'lty • Four yean ago. «<• had to beat them in Ihe final game to win i^nssive defense to force turnovers and give the offense Ihe Ihe division " | ball in good field position Denver forced eight turnovers. "Us our (urn. it's lime luruvlnciime )n Ihefrnnt." he said Ihis including seven interceptions, in the lirsl game Compare your monthly payments: week al he whipped his team inln shape (OF Sunday's Amenciin The Raiders and Broncos aren't stranger* hav inp met i w Ice ;i year since the inception of the old American Football League Football Conference championship game against ihe Oakland ANNUAL in 19tH) Oakland holds a whopping J7-7-2 lead in Ihe series. The LOAN MONTHLY PERCENTAGE Haulers PAYMENT learns split their series this year. Ihe Broncos winning 3(1-7 at AMOUNT HATE TERM "Regardless nf «hal happens Sunda\ Ihe Denver Hrnnciis Oakland and Ihe Raiders winning 24-14 at Denver $ 5.000 $ 56.81 12 YA 20 Years Hill process and ((el heller .mil better." Miller added $10,000 113.62 1214% 20 Years The Broncos haven't beaten the Raiders al home since lllii'.1 "Earlier in Ihe year people said this learn can'l «in nn Ihe — which also was Ihe only year Denver swept Ihe two games. Special! $20,000 227.23 12'/2% 20 Years road, this team can twin at Oakland.thU team can't win ihe bin Both teams know what to expert from the other $30,000 340.85 1214% 20 Years name Vt've proved them wrong All of a sudden Ihe AFC tt'enl Is supplvinn two preiiv good learns, mil lust nne "We can't let the Raiders control the ball on us. said Denver Right Now! You can borrow against the equity safety Bill Thompson "They'd rather run lhan throw. I believe in your home to: •Oakland has been there - they're Ihe Super Bov I champs We need lo force them inlo throwing early " I dnn't «ant to lake anything away (roni them Rut when «e ' Pay off accumulated bills' stalled here. I saul trv Huuldn ' bo in awe "f an> nlher learn Oakland's ball-control offense vvas superb in the second • Take care ol tuition expenses! Raiders Coach Jnhn Madden lends In share Miller's meeling this year The Raiders seemed able In run al will and • Renovate your home! obsenalinn I'm surprised how some people lei Ihe Broncos combined w ilh Ihe punting of Hay (iuy.kcpl Denver in poor field | This coupon is worth $2.50 • Use in business or any worthwhile purpose! sneak up on them " he said 'They've been ;i«full> elnse In position must ill the Baltic The Broncos fell behind 24-0 It's a c when purchasing ten dollars CALL US for quick, confidential service. or more of our house plants, c pots and baskets. 542-7775 Crytul Brood Pratratonai Building. Routt M. Ejtomown. HI 07714 NHL summaries Good thru January 31 • I i | ) 1 1—4. I 1 1-3 I •-! Oetr.tl t • I-I 2554400 Mt • 1 1-4 3 11—1 In ihr lorn Rh-rr Air* Pint Per oo- ' A'lanto. Lr •tiod-1.Pniiodeipr>>a.Barbet Iv First Penod-I. Builoio. 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- J b e dretmlndreaming aboub t their next vaca- tfettRt tonS^FSt * S • °ut Uwfr *•«» vica- Olympic contendecontender anandd SaiSaill MagazinMagazine columnlitcolumnist., pioneered —————^—- ^What ^is mormoree ,te b ereport reports s hhee go gol tal al, lo of flhe themm o onn ^ th fej first --J »J National Boat Show opening at the New York Co Ind conUnutn the week-long vacation program., which consist of four days day, a feat that few If any others have equalled. iS^liS" 8 trough J.n n. of Intensive Instruction In the classroom and on the water, fol- fle 1 of - |TJ* J™"! * ••• pl««ure boats, ranging from an in- lowed by two days devoted to sailing. Colgate guarantees that Shoop reports that he shot a three-point buck on the first mH t0 cruUe r il M5WW MhllJEr^ ** * » °"«" unique students on sail without an Instructor by the fifth day of day of the archery season near Clinton in Hunterdon County. study. Graduates of Offshore courses become members of the He said he got his six-point buck with a rifle on the first day WwtuniUea (or imagination to become reality. The gadgets "Sail-Away Club." which offers sailing vacation packages — HENRY of the season ln Delaware County, NY. and a six-point buck ™«cki «»d gear in the new "Marine Mart" lor retail n- this year in Maine, Canada, the Bahamas, the Greek Islands with a shotgun on the first day of the firearms season in Hunt- tttton can decorate dreamt in high style Acceuory exhibits (also open to non members) and the French Mediterranean. erdon County. toeing wgjftw, mu, nautical Jewelry, clothes, publica- SCHAEFER Another exhibitor with boating vacation plans is Floating """^•w all Ideal lor nourishing the boater's fantasies. He said that he got a four-point buck on the first day of Through Europe, Inc., the first U.S. company to specialize in ™ exhibits at the show specialize in nautical vaca- the New Jersey season last year, after earlier taking an eight all types of European waterway travel. The new company, i are becoming Increasingly -popular with people pointer with a rifle in New York State, also on opening day. s to combine sport with relaxation. The types of ho- founded by Stanley and Jarrett Kroll, an experienced yacht- ing couple who recently published a book, Cruising the In- rfered are as different as the people who love boating ry boats between M and « feet for cruising the waterways of Hunting recently in Delaware with his father, Kim Sr. land Waterways of Europe, offer, information, advice and Onii of those action-packed vacations actually begins in America. and brothers Roger and George, the Fair Haven man was in booking services. In addition to acting as agents for excursion ine unahore Sailing School, exhibiting at the show, which of on a bag of 14 geese The show is the 68th annual and Is produced by the Na- rtrtthe innovaUve concept of Intensive sailing instruction steamers and for the largest fleet of self-drive boat, in the tional Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers. Dates comwned with vacationing at a fine resort. world, the company owns and operates its own fleet of luxury winter Survival and hours for the eight day show are: Saturdays, Jan. 14 and Winter "Learn to Sail" vacation branches are located in hotel barges In Britain and Holland, and stock In the largest A kit no bigger than a tobacco can could prevent a lost 21 - U a.m. to K> p.m.; Sun.. Jan. IS and tl — noon to 7 p.m.; norida, at Captlva Island and Sarasota, and in the British selection of waterway maps and publications In the world. hunter, hiker or cross-country skier from dying on some lo- weekdays. Jan. B-M — noon to 10 p.m. Virgin Islands at Tortola School president Steve Colgate, Another exhibitor. Houseboat Vacations, Inc . rent, luxu- nely mountain says an expert in, winter survival in an Associ- ated Press story written by Dan Freeman. Pour Uniflite fiberglass power yachts, featuring a luxu- rious new 38-foot convertible sedan and a new 26-foot family Donald Jennings, an instructor at Norwich University and sedan, all carrying the label of Underwriters' Laboratories a retired soldier, has spent years learning and teaching how (UL) attesting to their fire retardance and hull strength, will to live in the winter wilderness. The survival kit he recom- Meadowlands Tonight be displayed in space B-18 at the show. mends contains a balloon, a candle stub, matches dipped in model airplane glue far waterproofing, a pencil and paper, Highlighted in the exhibit will be: the new single screw MM* CM* I ». I blwIomtHM lilOl Julisno IS I m - rwm msm Miew. I Va ft u» Ancient Fables 411?) Kupter . . 5 2 magnifying glass, whistle, safety pins, needle and thread, ad- Pare Itaoorl Illll Kuoltr Dream 0 Loot (114> Klldiia 4 1 26-foot family sedan in its boat show debut; the 38-foot con- Horotd »lon| IIJO} No toy t-l CrownGlory (llfi Miceli ...... 3 1 hesive bandages, aspirin, razor blade and wire. m - hm «%Cki.iyi FWdte AAeliil) Cotto Student Leooer (list Miceli 5 1 vertible sedan with two 310 h.p. diesel engines; a 36-foot Solly i Streaker Hit) Arellona Love Jenny (111) Crocker 4 1 double cabin cruiser with new aft master stateroom layout HI TIH< mi tCMdilo Utterly 4M4, Kupter Mk - Pan* .ffJJM cm* S V* IM ft l / u The pencil and paper, he says, could cut the amount of Tarnaaa Warning! nil KlldiM Every Doy (116) Poaono featuring a double bed and stall shower in the adjoining pri- • omMIn, J«v> Illll McKntna Gummy (114) Moteiey Gimme A Breok (I Hi Moteiey i i time a person is lost in the woods by days. Jennings says Raving fakar Illll J Nltd Power (11)1 McCouley judge Bool (1U| Adorns 10 I vate head, and a 28-foot Mega sedan cruiser that sleeps six. HMdpn Manna (1)01 Stock WvenO'Clock (Ml) .Kupfer Pleasant Dancer (119) No Boy 12 I people going into the wilderness should leave a note at their Poppa Shorty I Mil Thomat RlgbieChorm (till O Donnell Loud Star (1161 Moseley .4 1 Cooi E Jorr Illll Paoano Sdwdo<1 111 Moseley Seoney Btor HID Kupfcr 10 I Uniflites from 26 to 42 feet are the only powerboats that car telling when they entered the woods, when they are due to •Ionic filly K Illll Gonialoi On* Night Affair <)», Mo jimmy t Around 11121 Mic*M IS I Adrliuf IIDl Contolfl Soy yet Lody (lit) Thomas Final Quote I IU) Slohlbaum III qualify for the UL label, which reportedly assures buyers ex- return and the compass reading of the direction In which they Bib - Purse utM* AHew. Lovenl (1141 Pooono II were headed >V*IUpl>&MIM17IT«i Royol Tuftie 1107) Kupter 10 1 tra protection for their investment. Interior decors, color Iron Judge (110) Knopp SI schemes and fabric selection are all created by Jerri Victor Bf oo* word 110*1 KKdllO NoDeoltr 1109) Klldiia 1}-l Knowing that information, Jennings says, "could cut res- Jofct ( nil 0 Oonnell Greytton* Nurse (114) J.tNttd VervDIilmoultheddU) Miceli 4-1 of New Bern, N.C., interior decorator and Unlfllte's interior lOlf) Wolllt cue teams' search patterns in half." The candle stub, matches lock SELECTIONS design consultant. 1 - Slteit Slgk. Cteallc*, Sea Belle and magnifying glass are for building a fire, he says, and 2 - Art iMkLud, Sir N»rl«lk, Palckapti Newest and smallest in the line is the 26-foot family sedan adds that the candle can raise the temperature Inside a snow shown with a single Chrysler 250 h.p. inboard engine. How- M«haB#»MlH)Noioy .... I-Datryrti, Utjr»»d, HtraM'i Sa.» hut by as much as 30 degrees. The wire could be used to build "..'.'.Vi ever, this boat is also available with a wide choice of other '• Couley 4 - HI Tilt, C*ak E. Jirr, A4vertlier a lean-to shelter, the whistle for signaling, and the balloon IM I To a Up power options, Including single or twin conventional inboard I - Hcavraly Sanhlae, Wee Bit •( IrUk, Bed P» can be a canteen. or stern drive engines or a single diesel. As shown, she is • - Gla4Mn. Pikar, Beivealy IM priced at K5.4O0 Safety pins and the needle and thread can be used for 7 - GMuay, P*wer, 8aka4i first aid on cuts and to repair torn clothing that leaves flesh ' Bieks Oaly Xj I - Aarieat FaMei, Crawl Rtory, Ltve Jeiiy exposed to the elements. t - Glaiac A Break, L.»d star, Very DUtligaliked When Kim Snoop of Fair Haven saw a doe during the one- •E8T BET: Glnne A Break (Ilk) day special season on Dec. 14 he passed up the shot. He would Jennings was In the Army 22 years. 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WortaKMIIWIno 101 • — Parw u JM claMlao I ra I tan Danny i Secret (10f) no tM •aicta (44) «4 4a Boron Bye Bye (PolrjnolOl IH _ _ Princ. I IM) MaW •lo (rim •ing HIOIDlMlcalo n JodQl 111)1 Goniolti Wing South (1151 nb I I Daltv Daaati (*-ll Mta.li S - Timeless Title, Grecatree Byrd, Trotwood Del Ovr TwoSoni I mi no IM (Ml Ui.4* MMicaiii»i Marari 0* - Pana 00J00 ClimilQ lnl«l I ilrnokeitue (IM) nb . Ii 'll m A ny«i Miner IAII (Cotto) 3.00 5 - HeUxlv, Dragset, Wlag Soalk •aacta IM) «l 4a me County ot Monmouth and Stale of dote. Red Bonk, N.J. r m - Paca IM Pana OMB T 1:07.1 New Jersey, more particularly de Doted December 22. l«7 Attorneys T.l:4lJ !•• - Iff.BM F»M |•• J. •» ClMB < IM 4.N 3.M • - Twist aad Twirl, Berry Basket, Ckeap Dale Blltl Hill (Kino Jrl "60 S 40 3 00 tcrltwd oi follow*: More particularly JOSEPHINE MALlETTO Dec X u 76 FIIgW( Smith).. Molttllc Impiwood) 1.70 4.20 deiignalcd and known on a certain 54 John Street t r»*h, 4» 4.00 Wyi4» ID Donnolll UMUM 160 BEST BET - Itsagaodllfe (5th) Forowell To All IDohartyl 4.40 Mop known ai Mop ol Building Lotj PlaoH Bl QuIH lArlllonal «.U 4.M of The NJMIyoPmClia«lhrT.I:ll.l Slock Twenty-four on told Map; Deckel He. F-KM-H u*. ot Ih* Court House In the Borough ComontcllKlldilal M.MId.M IM thence (l) Norlhweiterly, along the UNITED COUNTIES TRUST COM of Freehold, County of Monmouth, Cynrhltn Whlim IMcCoul*v) .».« a.W southweiltrly Hn* ol Lot Number Five PANY, Plaintiff vs: JOSEPH V. New Jertey, on Monday me 33rd day Glva MU Tha Lilt I ThomtM) 3.00 Hundred and Fourteen, Block Twenty GRANOI and MAUREEN GRANDl. of January. 1*71. at 3 o'clock P.M. tour on tald Mop. one hundred feet lo Prevail Ing Time. •nctauun* his wife. Defendants the Northeasterly corner ol Lot Num- By virtue of a writ of execution in All that tract or porcei of lond, here- I S39.BS Ma—MjaBlriaat>CMMrT.I:•>"? AM Niicto ELEPMONE SOLICITOR - K yton *UDt ttn - IQ0LS tout door auto power steering low miles Call after t ..me"* 'ape air lOndit'Onmg 340 periefK. Con form and run crew molu olr Good lOndmon 11 MS W J3t' tour tpeea UMO U7 OMS after A 10 ail 77$ MJ» COUGAR - 1«*7 Runt goad Auto CAMARO '97J - *, ' motn tiamrr»»\ion wnoii VI engine BUHLFR & BITTER INC d»r power steet ma power txahr* 5 Situations Wanted LINES CHRYSLER PL> MOUTH u» 17 im I'm Hw> IS MojtH 164 SQOC VUOO Coll " *4V5 W CHEDiTPBOBlEVS' Male BUICK LESABRE - '«*1 »*'» 0OOfl CAPRICE I9*» - T-'t wheel to** NO CO*t>' It yOu fe ttOrktna *f ,an DO HANDYMAN JOIS - Broken driving power steertna. tour floor seat wrnaows steering brakes Com rteip to get ,OL financed No money indowv sash Ltwim tills tued Ce tortron OK Brand new snow tires t your omic tiles reptaied .carpentry Both newrxofcrs good tire* Con "4? )•** "eeds Many Nr* andQuaii'i Used ftu"TcI~~W4 CENTURY - VI outo "yl lop two door One Owner Veif om ceilings pointed f» Junk re »oofl . ond'()on UU S47(W*I S47 0311 Civi to iftoo« hon> Co" Rossai Pon oved Goragje doort repaired J*i matic transmission po«er Mrf "g WBS »8 >l S' fOrMtmoxmg 'MI CHEVROLET WAUBU i«'i one detogajer. AM FM v*o* •"** ' *J 000 Owner new tires Outer, teat covers milti HMO m S5K rugs VI air. automatic H 3fi HOI CADILLAC ELDORADO 1»?4 - White '» s Garage. Pairner *ve Moj'et H'i DATSUN W'2 140} AM FM tOu< tKKk AW Fv power Meenng powe' $3 brakes tru< speea M MO ">"«* UHt l Business 1714453 DOLLARS DODGE 19*4 - Good Ire 2 Auto* For Salt 2, Autos For Salt 10. Wonted Automotive 51. Help Wanted Opportunities CHEVROLET IfTO MAL'BU - Si. Ne* eihousi MAtL PUBLIC ACCOUNTING Sen mer.hond.se you no longe. ne«d OLDSMOBILE 1*7* DELTA M ROv PART TIME ROUTE PERSON - YOU W'TOei outomalic motor and tram Con on SUt IWPALA SUPER SPORT 19el - Only RM - iWocaunts) or USE wtrh a <0* lost Family Plan CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE - 1977 •«000 miles 307 engine E»ceiient run ALE - Stiver wltn plush rtd velour in WE BUY CARS must be neat personable and have o mmion eueitenl »ijj 17 I^W ..or Call '41 94J7 Collotter * JOp m Tfl 4i« Top mechomcol ..orvoition immacu "•rtg tondition All new tires Sen by ir power windows air and CB •alt mside anfl out loaded with o royal blue interior pr ue of HOO 00 p*r article HwvlS Kevport ner and be able to work on their own with Burgundy interior tuil power poio 3io engine iu\* paitrd in mo SnrewsOun Ave B« Bor* '41 4X0 uote 4i»M or best otter M7 9144 443 N 400 muts U m Coll '41 6097 o*Jl*» Oenver Co »77t EivfHpnt eortdiiion tSOOO'i'm 63* ipedion Drue •» to opcre^aie 11 264-1600 for busy insurance ageniy Pleasant ELDORADO '«'l - All Dower runs I 11)0 walking conditions and bf-neiits Coll Price MUST Be Advertised F»h a* ?*•?• or ?H •*«* F"-*t Uti tofcet it CoU I4J UP •' np UlDSMOBiLE CUTLASS SUPREME WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS working CO' dinonoi line II No i.o»v ihonaes mat aood U 000 miles Asking 1'MQ Call I SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER 3 Money To Loan CAOILVAC i»'e - Coupe fltViiit oniwer coil W *»4: JEEP tMD WAGONEER - I*C*HMI 975 Loaded Landau 3S0 V • aulo 741 7WJ be made and no amounts O* *ftu««s CHRYSLER 1970 - Town ond Counlty motic, air buckets tilt wheel PLVMOUTM will be made if ad is .onteiied betore D'own buckskin Cabriolet root all srwo* Best otter t REAL ESTATE SALES - Bright og tottier interior ru" power Mon» e» station Miogon Nine paiienfer an M ELDORADO W'6 - White rM leathei AW FM. rear detogger dotk hood Red Bank 7*7 OtV ra(iiration "terior mint low mileage po*er AWer S 77?*741 oik no leaks in lighted dry trunk g/esiive associate n**ded for oitivt 1 'roi Anil th#M mlm Garage kepi tros new tire* 106 000 mitei I'OO fU WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS multiple Msiina office Gfeot irairring PAYMENTS NOW rfV dtter 4pm veering broke* air tilt wheel ste'eo KITSON CHEVROlET CO tour very good tires 37 WO miles ei TOPLACE YOUR Bcoylitul iSJOO «6 WOe ..ellent candtllon inside and out UM0 SCHWARTZ Chryiler Plymouth ond oflvertumo prMrami. ion help you get the money you Red Bank Ut mi MFLMED REALT/ INC 671 S*U •d tor bill consolidation Improve DAILY REGISTER and seats to «0 14.' 104S M: IOOO mi etc FAMILY AO CALL WE NEED USED CARS FiAT SALES AND SERVICE - LE PiNTO H7I - Automata, one owner REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS LOW RATES LONG TERMS 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale Top dollar paid MULLER CHEvRO We ore looking tor two sales aitoo VINE WOTOf) CORP Mopie A.e Looks runs good JO M P G in LET H U Motowon. M4KH0 ALL STAT"E- ASftSSOCS! BROKER »edBonk U\ ftSTO MM spettM use '41 4?6S WV atei eiperienLC preferred, but will 542-1700 train j MAFARA AGENCY 34*Hwy AZLET OFFICE f ( AT l»74 114 Station Wagon MERCEDES 1970 _ IIOSEL tour PINTO 1177 - Sunroof AM FM stereo 3S Middletown >47 nSO 34HOUR SERVICE Aw FM radio automatic irons aoor fully equipped top condition cassette player Sport wheels power 1978 49) MM REAL ESTATE - Dynomi,. Middle FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET* mission Car Hailet J44 2400 Ask tor MERCEDES 19*1 - ROD dieiei tour „. _' \nifi one owner low miieoge ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE - mques and training programs avail t Well moinrairved 11)45 1471106 For Sale set ond msorted ipeeo look*, runj excellent V W P G Apply in person atfe CJII Fou'kt-Pretton Aaeniy (or 1 nodenri clean U 000 H\ 6719 Country Sudser Car Wash cont.dentiol interview at t'l 9444 R COMPRESSOR I , ttp Wesi Coll SU ?fl IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! FORD GRANADA OHIA - Wi tour PLYMOUTH 1974 DUSTER W ,o h goodiondition door biai-h wim b«n.k vmyi root Red MERCURY WAHQUISCO.LONY lour barrel, air conditioning pow AUDIO VISUAL LABORATORIES - REAL ESTATE SALES ASSOCIATES GAS DRYER - Like new Hotpotnl Air Conditioned •earher interior Power steering, pow I PARK — Nmt pa»«nge' *loimn .. .leering power brakes sunroof Corner ot Hillside ond Central Ave Best offer er brakes oir ciot.* AM rV stereo i - S'a't n«w toreer for the new yeor Alft COMPRESSOR *ogor> 191] luM power Vf\ 41000 good condition. H JOO miles 17700 or Atlantic H.ghionds Four PC board os Coll Jean Irwin Realtor Morlnc Call Otter* 30 P m »7I fl» radio rear detogger er> person dryer heavy duly SIR months old 1977 DODGE ifw radial tiris and snow fires e« | MERCURY MONARCH GHIA ltT* - PLYMOUTH - i»" Sport Suburban REGISTERED NURSE Relief .e'lent condition 13110 14} 0091 be ' White tmyi lop while interior oulo '• passenger station wagon tuii AUTO MECHANIC - Class A only work tl ' Please can tor on oppomt N T I Q II E OAK FURNITURE - must be sold mowing 177 014* Must hove own tools tully n reas targest ond finest selection 3'1 malic power iteermg. power diu power air conditioning e>i.el]ent me me"! 6M 0l«» quonkum YetlowftfOOk Rd Form ASPEN CUSTOM iical (.ondition ei 000 m.ies *i«0 penenced Apply in person Hertxe s HAMILTON BALDWIN tXOhM air conditioning. AV FM Her RESIDENTIAL CLEANING SERVICE FORD - i9tt LTD con.ertime eo. nke new U3O0 v best offer Ul __ Sltllll Eil 1S7 days evenings ngdole nett to HoweH Pork Irio 44 studio uprlghl '*' tin MM W S4! 36'7 ondholkJovs 67) 0414 - Full iime position ovoiloble E> Mone MV lee. Hours 7 IS 9 10 a m 7 45 4 JO p m SECRETARY - Temporarv school JEEP SALE5 I SERVICE OLDSMOBILE II - my, good rur SEE A RUSSELL MAN - For your Working with retarded children Call E».e'ient typing skins Hours I 10 to Daily-Sunday TW.h BORO MOTORS 74?-0040 mng condition, ask mg tno Call otter tut new or used ..or RUSSELL Olds anytime otter a, 71' HI) 4 1100 per week Con Tues 10 to '.' MANY, MANY MORE!!! obHe Cadillac Co <00 Newman •V E Newmon Springs Rd Red Bank Dm 6T1 JIM CARPENTER- E«penen^ed oil 142 QUO IBM TYPEWRITERS Springs Rd Red Bank 711-0910 REGISTER SHORE M0T%RS Coin HI 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale Volvo Triumph Dealer UNDER flwv 35 Monasquan $71 7S00 CLERK - For m ol'kl part time Classified Ads IMITATION LEATHER - Covch and help, five dayi Mon Fn 17 4 Per SECRETARY - 1 7 five day* win arm.hair maroon 1100 STRAUB BUICK Z OPEL monent position Apply 167 E New tra>n right person Call Mid Stale Mr as low as J*4*7*7 before ipm NEW MANAGEMENT! NINE ACRES at New and UMd Cars man Spnngi Rd Red Bank khonica' 147 n« Between * ond i JO Mwv H 764 4000 teyport COOK - Port hme institutional cook SHEET METAL - Posillon open for O LANE'SMEAT MARKET COMB AMD SIS The Ooiiv »«) itei ing Apply Arnold Waltei Nuriing good mechanic who wanls year round 38 cents SK Smoked Hams Smlthlield Hams Home 477 So Lourd »vf Moi'et NEED A CAR? THE FINEST SELECTION- O» new work and on opportunity to advome per line per day (100% DRY CURED) JERRY BARATTA and used cars in Monmouth County CROSSING GUARD - To*n»hip of _ (based onldov insertionI LOOK NO FURTHER — Over 100 air conditioned new t.ars In Hoimdei 13 IS per hour Application! Ktflbasa fresh or imohed Homemade stock McGLOlN BUICK OPEL INC ..on be puked up a* Holmdei Towmhlp For FAST RESULTS sousaoes Cngiisri Cambridoe Scotch Beef O>d Fashioned ond ponies noi 1 Shrewsbury Ave New Shrewsbury at LOW COST GET RE-ESTABLISHED NloTOO ion and Veal itoiion All NATURAL 125 NEW & USED CARS IN STOCK DELIVERY PERSON - Mufl hove phone Brolwursf RABBITS Geese Ouths TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb own ior Can m perian after 4 p m fresh killed Turfceys also genuine Beef SNOW PLOW RENTALS WANTED - Jerhy Try our Baby Beef Liver '' » service DOWNES PONTIAC. *7 Low Luigi i 744 Weil Front s» Red Bonk 1 Medium duty trucks with plows on REGISTER fh# best in town Co" m your orders er Main St Matowan SM 779* DEPARTMENT SUPERVISOR - valt basts during snow season Hourly LANE SMEAT MARKET 100% FINANCING TOYOTA COROLLA 1970 - Four door Hardware, (porting good), leotonol rotes Po'Holrr-deiorea Call ?*7 I4O0 TOWN & COUNTRY 10 Whitest Red Ion4> sedan woo and toy* Seaiona'eipeneni.t pre Classified Ads WMti Qftn t»H p m No Co-Maker* — No Gimmicks Con 791 3443 otter » ferred Good pay and compony b«n SURVEV PERSONNEL - CMe* >•' eflti Coll for appointmenr ot 7*4 4)00 party Tronsitmon M W. D'oMsmen 542-1700 ORIENTAL CARPET American on the Spot Approval If Qualified TOYOTA COROLLA 1971 - Four J M Field* Inc M W Ei.enent solorv ond benefits mode buraundv "H good condition it DODGE 566-6100 door outomotii e«i:ellent condition Send Resume to P O Bt* 174 Ken U» Or tmToWer After I m MU An Equal Oppofumtv Employer Bonk N J 07*01 Toil Free from Malawon Area oood tires Best otter U2 71M DEPARTMENT SUPERVISOR - PAINT ID»*. UtOtOri flat Up*' ^ 60 MAIN ST.. MATAWAN Coil Mr. Banks 24 Hour Service VEGA SEDAN - 1977 outomotic Ladle* lingerie and gir'i Faihlon ei SWIWCOACH - Work available 566-8100 lon semi U 71 per gallon Coti 'I' aood tires S9 596 miles Runs e» through March Job involves two IM 717 IM' penente preferred Good pov and Toil Freefrom Wtdtfelown Area C i.ellenf very good condition US0 49) company benefit Co.li for opgom» hours work per week Contact Emmett Walling at '41 7*04 PIANOS ORGANS ] OuHili Northatn lii Southern Iraruh J714 dovs S47 U90 evenings mertfot 144 4300 J M Field* im _^ 671-9300 VOLKSWAGEN BUG '970 - E« An Eqvol Opportunity Employer SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - For ESKS FILES - Tobies tiso.ri od Alt Floor Mod*It ond Player Ptonoi .fi'enl conditron 1900 Con otter 6 night work II 1 a m fttifi Full or no mothmes, typewriiers offict ffeovced Loom of Trod* mi 566-6102 223-0256 DRIVER - Port lime mwl rmve own par) time Longlerm Coll 741 414J equipment eti ot bargain pr ,n New Rentals f'om %J » per month JERSEY'S it 1 car Apply in penon. Circle Pllio. IS » imboll G'orMh Irom |IW) 00 TRANSIT OPERATOR Temporarv or used AAC DrSKOUTLET IW Hwv J* Eatontown posltisn through April it?| E> t Ii Oahhursl \V )f90 FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - With perlenced in NCR ?T4 moihine Salary AMONOS - Dinner ring lo»o Can tor appointment «tl 47)0 VOLVO-TRIUMPH DEALER legal experience preferred Good eignt onecorot. brociitt. one carat lOmrnensurote with e»p«ri#n. » rlil watch 71 mat mHurea peon POLAROID - Coior camera Model ikllli Send return* to P O Box 31S, Pieose reply to Bo* D IM The Doily JM US BCAh.fi m 71 MCAblaa tta*eni to seat 17 two matching arm puk ,>p 717 HVem HEALTH FOODS - Sole! and food action employer A National Title in ROCKER RECLINER nkenew Delivered for... •reparation Experienced surorne Company Send rnumt P 0 terry Wood 1700 747 4S79 Barcolounger fill 1. Free 5 yeor 50,000 mi. warranty! VOLVO 1971 147 - AW f w ttereo tope Bo- 1746 Toms River M>\1 [tech e»tene"t condition 11600 Co» coii*7)«ro INING ROOM Italian Provincial »4i nn 147 4417 )en set 'own mower looH other $ INSURANCE - Experience personal WE A»E LOOKING - FOr o person 2. Over 100 preowned cars! WHELAN PONTIAC BUICK OPEL imes innde service representative witn some automotive bockground to rwusehold Hems Ail enellenl <.or>d> 9 Fnia Large agency modern fllfu* ond ion on outomafive rxcounts on a part ion 7411 17)7 eouipment Coll 671 sn I time basis Earnings woutfl be strirlly 3. Complete body & wrecker service! on commtsslon Anyone who would BON V STEINWAV GRAND - KEYPUNCH EXPERIENCED like an opportunity lo leOrn • lot and etm work Best otter 5991 L J GONZER ASSOCIATES who Is also unafraid of hord work 741 9313 SOLID OAK SERVER - Vkforian 3 Trucks and Trailers That's ngW a new 78 Volvo 242-S 2-doo' 1S7 Brood St . Red Bank 147 1*00 should ion Ai Peskoe of Norwood On S71 Chetts dining room table Ctaus 4. 3 floors of factory parts! DODGE B JO0 - UTS Wmdo* .an IREWOOD - By the cord, well seo day bed 74714S4 Std equip. 4-spd mnl trans 4-cyi overhead Air power tteenng brakes, tinted LADIES MEN - Work ot home on ihe tricolors A74 BrOOdwOV Long tronih onedOakor Cherry The USEDTURNITURE CENTEO phon* eorn IJStSO weekly servicing 777 MCU evenings tail 7*1 07*4 117 Shrewsbury Ave Red Bonk cam tuel->niected P B rnnl steefng Miche'm lott. new tirn. heovy duty package Our customer* 7M lit* '47 f W S),000miie* Needt tew minor repoiri Beens. Has«eens and Why Nnfi 5. 14 factory schooled mechanics! IREWOOD -Hardwood IWotord TRUCK CAMPER CAP - Storm w>n •adials t glass rear detogger LIST — S6926 V 9W Call 264 |i?S LEGAL SECRETARY - Bavihore 52 Baby Sitting After 5pm area At leost five years full time ei daws, doors asbestos sidino. medicine 1 T FORD 1974 '» TON PICKUP E« W 334S cabinet roof shingles 7*1 104) 6. BankAmencord & Master Chwqe AO in stock if 1 lent condition 17000 perience Practice primarily real et Child Care •87 S164 tote and ettatei Full Mmi position IREWOOD - US o Cord Full ^ord TWO SNOW TIRES - Mounted on Pilce MCIUJ/M oltiitUV ft« LIKABLE PERSON - To babysit in rims, sue H71 IS. used on* season w< Only top qvolifipd applicants pieose my home for wflrking parents Limited anteed TRl/lV AND CARGO INSURANCE apply All reptles itrltHy lorfitj ential nursing knowledge n*cessory Ages 1 791 4t75or 791411] 7. Wild trade-in allowances! PreeOuatei By Phone Send resume to Bo* D-1S7. The Daily Lqw Rate^ *• n MB' ond a 4 vear old Call SUM/ 'VE PIECE BEDROOM SE T - Begn'ir Shrewsbury N J 07701 ive piece wood dinette set boih arc LEGAl SECRETARY - Oneperson NEED SOMEONE -To core lor one 8. S professional auto solemen! TRUCK INSURANCE ihild m my home tihool Oays J 45 to ^ew 1160 After 1 p m 491 0095 RED BANK VOLVO Free auole^ and binder* by phone Call office. Oceonpori area, eiperiente necessary Salary commensurate wMh 1 10 Vust have own transportation toll tree WATTS line tOO 177 970) 74 ondrelereni.es Ul 9IW 9. Free 5 day vacation upon car purchase! 119 E. Newmon Springs Rd. hourv leven doys • week e«pener)t.e 467 7U1 "lEGAL SECRETARY VALUABLE COUPON Red Bank 741-5886 4 Motorcycles ERperlented school oge children in my home Car 10. Up to 60 mos bank financing! CYCLE INSURANCE Call 671 6100 tor appointment necessary Phone '8' 31)6 morning) e quotes and binders by phone Col LINOLEUM AND free WATTS line. 100 177 9701 74 TILS HELPER 11. All models & colors in stock! rs, seven toys a week Call eves 764 7709 50 CENTS OFF HONDA XR7S - 1971 LIQUOR STORE - Port time mm* evenings, weekends ond Sunday E« Your Next 12. Glass, upholstery work on all cars! GEORGE WALL Coll f perlence preferred Over II 764 ?«4S HONDA 7J0W74 MAINTENANCE PERSON - To take 53 Domestic Help LINCOLN-MERCURY Excellent shope core of restouront Apply to Bo. 434. DAHY REGBTR OASSBED AD After 6, m-TW . Highlands. N J 07711 . COOK HOUSEKEEPER - For board "We mtnl to bt your car dealer " ing home Must live-in, five doy week By presenting this coupon YAMAHA Coll ;»?lli Alkfor Borl J&R CYCLE SERVICE INC When placing your classrlud ad nlon & 3rd Ave —Long Brortch-779 H6USEHOLD HTLPER"^ Arid~7'" (Sorry, not good lowJidi Fimllf Ad 5100 ronds Youna laladdy or Contract Adnrttttit) VEDlCAL ASSISTANT - Responsible 071 person pVMIme tor busy doctor's of- 77*1071 5 Auto Services/Parts fke E»pe"rienLe necessary Send re AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE PINY)) Wi - TOOOLC engine. \700~. sume to Box E 179. The Daily Regis HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED - To SHORE 1 iiean lorge house, one day a wetk outomatii transmission. 11/5 Will^el ter Shrewsbury. N J 07701 Must have references and own trans separately Call between IS 30 791 NURSE S AIDES Part lime. 7 3 portCftlor. ?y> 16*0 Call 542-1700 See and 9501. after 6 30. 791 1599 ond 11 7 Quesn of Cormel Nursing MOTORS Home 946 4991 HOUSEKEEPER - Thr« hours p«( Mall crwckt to: Th. Dally R.glil.i day Five dayi per week Recent reter idrive our 6 Auto Rent/Lease NURSING D~IRE~CT~bR - HO bed ences ond transportation necessary Om Ragiilar Plaza, Shrmnbury, N.J. 07701 Hwy. 35 528-7500 Monasauofl j RENT A VAN - Low low rales ECF, geriolrlc and supervisory ei 671 2951 Call Larry, TOMS FORD- Hwy 3S perience essential Interview by op all new Keyport 764 1600 pointment only. iau between 10 a m, 2 ^j 7 Auto Insurance OFFICE HELP - Automotive dealer ZEPHYR AUTO AND CYCLE INSURANCE looking for full lime office personnel Good typing is essential All fringe CLASSIFIED ' GEORGE WALL Free Quotes By Phone benefits Apply In person. Wall Lin- Z7 Low Roles Sit Mil om Mercury. Shrewsbury LINCOLN-MERCURY AUfd7rTs"URANCE OLSTEN YE MPS N E E DS YOAJR" Free quotes and binders by phone Cal SKILLS EARN EXTRA MONEY toll tree WATTS line. 100172 9703 74 HIGH RATES NOFEE 117 Rte 35 DOWNTOWN SHREWSBURY today! hours, seven days a weefc EATONTOWN S4J SXM RAT E S R ED U C E O~F~6 R MAN Y PART TIME HELP - In lodles weor, DRIVERS - Check our discount! ond BUSINESS DIRECTORY MONMOUTH COUNTY'S 10 to S 30. two days lo* down payments Free quote I6-* Coll M7SH5 • 3087 Pteer-i- Brokerooe 6S Hwy 16. Keyport PART TIM~E — Liquor store clerk, A DAILY GUIDE FINEST USED CARS Evenings. Must be bondable Long BronLhorea Excellent working condi- 10 Wanted Automotive tions Wrlle to Boi B 367 The Dally Register. Shrewsbury. 07701 OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS 1972 CHEV. IMPALA M995 JUNK CARS Highest prices paid BUSINESS CONVERTIBLE — v-8. aulo trans p b . p s red black PART-TIME Call 739-7S7S DIRECTORY MISCELLANEOUS MOVING - HAULING lop, a real nice car 41 454 miles TOPDOLZAR™ PAPER DELIVERY Won Sat 4 JO to 6:30 om No collec- ADDING MACHINES FOR USED CARS MOVING AND HAULING - Near or GEORGE WALL TYPEWRITERS tar Reasonable rotes 1976 CONTINENTAL '5395 L1PPIN WOTOR CAR CO . INC 471 1511 Soyrevlll*. N J 777 1300 PROG»»MMER - PrtUrooly wilh ADDERS - Typewriters, Colculotors, LINCOLN 4-OR — V-8 auto trans ps. pb air cond TOYOTA WANTED - Cellta ST 197*. two lo thfee yean on POPS torn sold, traded, repaired p/windows seat, black with camel interior 79.949 miles LINCOLN-MERCURY lor front end parts, fender, bumper, mcrclol application* Pleow lend tt DISCOUNT Prices etc Reasonable 847 4399 luint. with lalarv. to SvnergUtln SERPICOS 747 (MIS LOCKSMITHS SHREWSBURY, N.J. Corp.. 100 Clark St.. Ktypoft WANTED PACKAGING SPECIAL, FREE ESTIMATES 1977 LINCOLN '7995 SHREWSBURY AVE., AT SYCAMORE ALTERATIONS Bonded Insured Prompt service A 1 used (.ors on) trucks Tap dollar poM 51. Help Wanted SUPPLIES VANGUARD LOCKSMITHS. WI-3717 TOWN COUPE — v-8 auto Hans p I., p b , air cond OASISMOTORS 1701) 771 7100 ADDITIONS - Roofinfl, siding, cT 747-5400 romlc tile Complete line ot remodel CORRUGATED"BOXES - Pochfnfi p windows seat. AM FM stereo tinted glass, ww's. wheel Ing Call Rich Malmberg. 717-3547. Supplies for Industry and Moving ond ROOFING ft SIDING covers. Bill Blass model 23.360 miles 2. Autos For Sale Serving Monmouttt Counly)7 years Storage Coll 747 40M or 461-4677 ROOFING AND~SlD1NG. Pree nil AUTO SALES BUILDING ALTERATIONS - Add! motes Olson Roofing & Siding Co Call lions and repairs Financing Arranged PAINTING ft sll".tP*Jv*£lng*:f.y-g*J*_f»t 1903 1976 MARK IV 7595 We have an immediate Boy Heod Construction Co 791 9700 DECORATING 197 opening tor someone CARPENTRY - McnorVry, painting TRUCK ft AUTO V-8 auto trans ps . p b . air cond p windows, seat. Land- ond insulation work. HOLIDAY PAINT-UP SALE with proven sales ex- Call John Buthonon, Sr , 747 SOU RENTAL au root. AM'FM stereo cream color 19.230 miles Interiors Expert craftsman 1 perience in our new Wally's Painting »?l-i»9 toftp HIN T-Al Com IRISH SETTER - AKC rogltltrttf COLUMBIA BIKE - Full tilt. 10 81. Sports Equipment nO3 Th« HutfbVt Shop. Inc 511 Brood ~MTI,U~f AUCTION SALE porilon Out Club Htil ilatut Jon Elotil montM old t»molt. UO to 0 lov Mood rod Utod rhrot monIM Coll SI . Shrtwstury

RotM thank* a* h#r cutlomacs & irtends tor Iheir patronage OUR HOLIDAY WISH d ttftaa Season's Greetings Happy Holidays PEACE AND Happy Holidays PROSPERITY TO ALL From all ol us at MONMOUTH TO ALL OUR FRIENDS ... SANFORD AUTO BODY ROSE O'GRADY'S WILLIAMS. SERVICE MEATS GARRISON See us al our new location 13 Mam Si Eatonlown "Mouuor As ot January 1, 1976 542-0743 Agency OMAT MPUTl" Corner ol Wan Streel. 90 Oceanport Ave . Little Silver 22 E Front SI Red Bank & West Street HWY 35 EATONTOWN Red Bank 741-5350 741-0804 OUR VERY BEST WISHES! 5420800 110 Monmoulh SV Red Bank 747-3259 741-5292

HAPPY Our very best wishes to you BEST WISHES A SAFE & HAPPY during this happy season SEASON'S Season's HOLIDAYS For a Happy and Healthy Thank you for the privilege ol GREETINGS SEASON'S Greetings Holiday Season HOLIDAY SEASON serving you To all our TO ALL GREETINGS liiends and customers MASTER CHARGE Tne fleal Estate Enchange RURAL BANKAMEHICAHO MULLER OUR FRIENDS From CHEVROLET BODY WORKS HINCK'S HOLMDEL McCue trom the Stall ot Anderson Bros., Inc. "Body t Fender Turktft-Salidt-Caltrlng LIQUOR STORE HWY 34 MOVING t STORAGE Spact*«flf" MATAWAN REALTORS PERKINS 1100 Hary 35 Ocean 51-53 Mechanic St 2095 Hwy 35 Middlelown State Hwy 34 775-4449 30 RIDGE RD RUMSON PANCAKE HOUSE Red Bank WC DELIVER 671-1313 566-8000 Cheesequake 842-2760 Shrewsbury Plaza Shrewsbury 741-0030 566-1028

Warmest Season's WARMEST BEST WISHES Season's Season's SEASON'S GREETINGS Greetings Greetings For a Greetings Greetings GREETINGS from the HAPPY ana HEALTHY From from trom all ol us CROWELL HOLIDAY SEASON from all ot WORDEN Everett and Bob Baynton All Ot us at at the AGENCY FUNERAL HOME RED BANK Mary Agnes Manyak DORN'S Baynton's Floor C.J. GUINEY SKI HAUS Jean D Mitchell - Judith Stach ELECTRIC, INC. Sara Fox - Mary L Randolph PHOTO SHOP, Inc. Richard C Hoidal Mgr REAL ESTATE Oceanport Ave P 0 Box 596 Fashion Cantor Little Silver Dorothea Codeta - Paula Neal Patricia Silvestn iSWalBC«Sl Red Bank RED BANK Red Bank 6W From Si Red Bank 500 SI Hwy No 36 842-6666 Highlands 783 River Rd , Fair Haven 747-2273 7470557 741-0687 "Happy Skiing" 747-3876 872-0001 741-4030

SEASON'S Season's Greetings Season's SEASON'S Season's SEASON'S From all ot us at. Season's Greetings GREETINGS GREETINGS Greetings To all our triends Greetings GREETINGS ' from from CASEY JONES' & customers tfom DAMIANO the Briody Family RESTAURANT From all ot us at Alvin E. Bills Sal's M-r»tn I Eddie Moeee, Prop* FUNERAL SRUNNI'S Realtor BRIODYS LANE'S INC •eibara. Linda. Hike, Lori TAVERN . RESTAURANT FRIENDLY CAFE HACK POINT INN Goodyear Tires MtJ, Catty. Al, Debt HOME 78 Main Avenue a COCKTAIL LOUNGE 132 EAST RIVER RD Red Bank Mary Key, Denlae, Marcl Mrs Ralph J Damiano Ocean Grove 120MonmoutftSt Red Bank Dawn, Bwtty. Su.in Billy Vida M Damiano Manager 149 Brighton Ave - Long Branch RUMSON 229-7980 741-O4B4 Child N»w Yft'i Dtf Louie, Angela, Domlnlck Long Branch 774-2124 842-2131 Murphy. Dee 4 Kllkr 222-2312 OPEN 7DAYS

HAPPY HAPPY Best Wishes SEASON'S Season's Greetings SEASON'S Our Holiday Wish HOLIDAYS HOLIDAYS fora GREETINGS GREETINGS Peace and From all ol us at To Our Customers Happy and Healthy From alt ot us al To All Our Friends Prosperity to All from trom Holiday Season TRAVEL UNLIMITED the oltice 0/... Paul P. Bova All ot us at. MAVIN Freddies Pizzeria We fhanfc you tor your CARITON H. POLING Shadow lawn Savings •••I lilou-Inwraiui patronage FLOOR SERVICE and loan Association J.F. Kiely REALTOR 6 Marshal Cl. West End. N J AsburyPark — 774-5051 Middletown Construction Company 237 Third Avenue — Long Branch 3434 St Hwy 35. Hazlet 222-6000 222-8793 Long Branch — 222-0931 Mam office 671-2544 Long Branch 222-1100 264-1918

SEASON'S HOLIDAY Happy Holidays HAPPY Season's Season's Greetings Season's Greetings HOLIDAYS GREETINGS GREETINGS To Greetings From all ol us al "From all ol us. Everyone to all our From all ol us at TO ALL to aS ot you" trmnds and customers AAMCO MGMLUMBER CHEROKEE CLASSIC John Guire Transmissions Complete Una ot Builders MOM'S KITCHEN 193 E Newman Springs Road a Homeowner* Supplies TRADING POST Company SERPICO'S Red Bank — 842-2500 REALTY INC OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 1129 5th Avenue Tony & Carol Vaccaro Props 190 SI Hwy 36 Neptune REALTOR EATONTOWN 187 Brighton Avenue 451 Rt 37. Toms River West Keansburg 101 Monmouth St. Red Bank 341-2100 55 Brighton Avenue. West End Long Branch 787-7100 775-4823 542-9333 747-0485 Long Branch - 222-3335 222-0612

SEASON'S HAPPY Season's BEST HOLIDAY BEST HOLIDAY WISHES Season's Greetings GREETINGS HOLIDAYS Greetings WISHES DISTILLERS We thank you Thank you Since (780 FROM TO From the tor your patronage lor your patronage ALL OF US AT EVERYONE WOLF OLIVERA'S DENNIS K. STAR AUTO STORES HANCE & DAVIS REDDEN LAIRD'S BYRNE PRESS Fuel Oil Office Supplies 968 Shrewsbury Ave 170 Monmouth St Bird Seed a Bin) Houtee AGENCY Blended Apple jack Member Fled Bank Area MLS Red Bank flea/tor* 1 tniuron 568 STATE HWY 35. Tinton Fans 26 Shrewsbury Ave — Red Bank SHREWSBURY 8 W River Rd Rumson 747-0103 301 Maple Ave. — Red Bank Scobeyville. NJ. 544-1991 741-9300 747-1010 842-1150 741-9100

SEASON'S HOLIDAY A SAFE AND HAPPYJHOLIDAYS A JOYOUS GROSSINGER & HELLER SEASON'S HAPPY HOLIDA Y SEASON GREETINGS AGENCY GREETINGS GREETINGS To all our triends HOLIDAY From "The fnsurenc* Store" from the gang at. . Best wishes to all DELTA All of us at. . . our triends and customers OLDE 15Wikof! Place Red Bank WOOLLEY & 741-2100 KEITH SECURITY BUREAU MORRIS UNION HOUSE GEORGE WALL PLATE GLASS CO. •nwmetllwM mt H-fcw. 11 WHARF AVE . RED BANK SHERMAN CO. We thank you lot your patron- SMYKAL ASSOC Lincoln-Mercury Event Green, Pree. age and wish you a Helathy 10-16 Maple Ave. 197 Wall St 842-7575 and Happy Hobday Season Shrewsbury, NJ. 870-3611 Red Bank 3 New Court West End West Long Branch Shrewsbury Ave.. at Sycamore Open For 544 BROADWAY 222-1(2* Sally and Harold Evans 222-5295 747-5400 741-1063 New Year's Day Brunch LONG BRANCH

Besf Wishes Happy SEASON'S SEASON'S A Safe & To All Our Friends Season's & Customers for A Holidays GREETINGS Happy Greetings GREETINGS Safe and Happy to all our from Holiday Season PEACE... JOY THE FLOCK Holiday friends and . From all ol us at LOVEJOY'S REX DINER FUNERAL HOME Frank D. Fish LENTZ customers Professional College Insurance) • Bond* John W Flock AVIS & Prep School WEST FRONT ST Ann M Juska AUTO BODY Counseling Sen/ice 31 Evergreen Lane. Oceanport RED BANK Directors Boro Busses 2 Drummond Place (corner ol Monmouth Road) LONG BRANCH 540 Main St. Beltoid RENT A CAR Red Bank 741-5517 2220202 Company 542-8050 787-0800 SERVING THE JERSEY SHORE 741-5640 M4 TUlton Foils 236 Middletown IV, Middieiown 239 Red Bonk 20 The Mfty Register SHREWS8URT * J FRIDAY DCCEMBER 30. 1977 151 Boats And 22B Hazlet Onr V0'* F'ome Mouse mown as MOTICB TO CONTRACTOR* P L *4 3e* and Section 110 of P L "3 Accessories r 6ir>.k Ite LW 1 on Me To. Mop wh.th Notice n net e*t given tnat teoied Pro 113 rtga'ding was* "tts ot deic l Mlt"conltriKlio« of il wtNtin MOteei of p>opeiit owned by oosats win be rece-vtd by tnt MidOte m.ned Dv "ie Secieiar* ot Loboi M oc REAL ESTATE ANNIVERSARY SALE zz, iw, *r« »»«»«• •• "2jr" 14. Merchandise 102 Houses For Rent yow This oDpeai is «ow on me Se*re town Township Board ot Education cordonce *ith the provisions ol the . FOB SALE MARSH MARINE Monmouth County New Jersey 'or inc Davis Bacon Act as amended 140 UK l A I RENTAL SERVICES - F rni|hec lory s Calender arm o *ub-n "tonne. UK IW mwn "» t«n*IM"_»f. ?» Wanted u For the neil tew *ee*t we w.n be od V*aV*ol\ *h.crtevtr provide* tor NANCE "OWN »Y 1M4M0JI mes ond apart has Dttri v*rtising individual boats lor sale in opmenf ond investment Progrom me higher rote o' pay for eocn specific FORM TITLE RlVlltO ORO< mend OhOiiofile Shor.rt O' long lerrr ul 8 It I NAN jONNiON these classified lOlumnt Proiect No i MiWlttown Township IOC class I'COiiort NANCE OF INI OPTHi »0«0O0M leases No tee >o tenantWitsi CAMASSA Townihip DON T MISS THESE ADS Board ot tflucolion AthittiC Facilities A O'drter who refuses to comply with OF RED BANK AND THE AMEND Bi-VS AND BU>S AGENCY Realtors SS O 131 Houses For Sale la! New Jtrsti oi *tm*i i-me vow ROCiC BOTTOM PRICES Oe>elopment ana Enlronct Cnonge MENTS AND SUPPLEMENTS 'ijin OP erf"e hOWMhOtd tO O S' A.e A«t Long Bronth m 4'X A FANTASTIC BROCHURE of homes this requirement it (Ons>0*red a iWn FREE WINTER STORAGE Proposal A ond opened and read m THERETO IMPLEMENTING Tt item Antique furniture iewe"» >r> Monmouth County' Us yours If you responnv^ b.do» and is inerefo'e m New and used many at con puttie at MiOdietown Townshiu Board CITIIENJ RIGHT TO "NOW THE -ed.oic coil Taedoiior KEANSBURG - Cute three too- write or coil Bets> Ross Agency I" ttiu may nMt to g'O't enoiDie topai'iCiuale in LPW 1 Equipment also OFFICIAL RECORDS 0^ THE fMuSeforrenl H'iomonth Ownwt' ' isg o< me oppeai of Education i« Tmdaii Rood Middle BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR AND Rt M Keypo't N J 077jJ Phone 10 Bridge Ave at Red Bank RR stoticn BOROUGH OF RED BANK wos ties Setunty 'equired PwrnliM« DA •own Ne* Jersey on Thursday Jo TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THl IIN iTuflE - Antiques tfttna H*1O i lO IOLKIN Coupc L'TTLE SILVER - unuttfOl immocu AN OUTSTANDING BUY - vi AP Time 2-r ALLAN J MAC DONALD r^*n« in DECEMBER It. '•» OAd FALL SAIL SALE Syivttl rt i N.iraei" ,o»h ft" anyfhlno and e» PROVED - Foo* bedroom Cope Cod Contract OocuMtnts ond Plans tar Iht MAYOR on DECfMtER V l»» •»' ttnally >ote Enalith Tudor FtrepXKC. livtnc »V OFF MFC X I'M * t*twng .-*' 1 *S t«' Front 5' In Eiseron - newly decorated new proposed *o Education it amuol RtOrgoniiotian Day meeting WiDDLtTO*N - Small five roorr ol H'gnionds MMrtmoL'tn County New REAL ESTATE homes B> level at Ronch Buy direct WINDOWS CANVA* REPAIR Tuidoit Road Middieiown New Jt' on Jonuo'i 'S< l"l o' J 00 p m .iCMTKI house «»i a monttt pi us ufihttet Nc jrwi tor Highlands Mote' Mom im RENTALS from builder and save Cati W 1MI Don't miss sey ona may be inspected Oy p'opsec HILDA COLLISOH ri AN OROI pen Call after t p m *7l M07 pig>ements und opened and 'ead M our canvas baas and Outlet ••ve b-aae' * during business hours Townthif Clerk i CMAPtEH t PORT MONMOUTH — No 10S Port FACTORY DIRECT PRICES ICLt I HOQMINO BUY ALANDAAARKi Bidders will be tgr.nsheo with a cw>« CNK JO U a* MonmouW Rd Ranch Style, ttve room ThUplne bedroom Victorian eye MARSH MARINE SAILS at the Contract Documents By the En 10) Apartments __ WBr.age atth* Red Bonk RR stolon 1 two bath Lomplete, po-Uege to beoLh lOtcner con be yours tor only 1*4W T i i; iv'laHOOPM aineer upon proper itot>ce and pay PUBLIC MOTICi KNOWN •" IIS SH08T fO«M 4AA BEN *L SERVICE - MM rant UOO month plus utilities ond gas 711 741 676' ment ol o nonretundobie Charge Ol Please be advised thai Ihe coucut TlTlE AS HEVISEO OKOINANCt oH daily «tve* a fee 'or tenant Fwr j school and o hop skip and o lump hom :•<- txceptea ihni, t ,«%ono.rt .13* no' io de'rov m«eitTttuuttd d ItOWl ana d nilMM the beoch This home offefs olot lor Cdnt'jc' aoKjme"'* and pious tor tht cost >»*i foi Committee to be held on January 1 prtttnud tor inlioawclion 0«d KrU 144 W*tl Long Branch OpaMmrM TE'CHER A»C FLAGSHIP TE'CHER Ag»NCY RED BANK - Two oatfrooms li.mr, suvh o thrifty price' Call today* ttie pose<) *0'i prepared by RICH nos been changed lo January i r>oang V OximMr I] It" •M •" REALTORS Jl1 Octone Proposals must be mod* on the Ston ELORS Jl Octonejjtf Av* room dining room, kitchen and both MARINE .w a V innun PC L S of me firm ot | and the ont for January I' ••'• DKHnbr' V II" wot IIMiiy ooopltd DcfonpoM Ml JSOJS O J da>d Proposal Fo>ms ni tne manner T A M ASSOCIATES Consulting ond designated w the Contioct Documents hat b—n cftonged to January If 1171 buses »300o month plus utilities «m LAST CALL! NEW JERSEY S Munu>pai Engineers hove been f"speced o* prospect-** MOTICI OP HIARINO room dining room loundrv room wim right- Only 165 000 Service Center ' mem of Consent ot We-ty f'om o *u Dthed two bedroom heo< suppned one mile from oceon in Ocean TowVi stoned nas oppid guaran NOTICE room Col A KOIICKV REAL ES M40 evenings Ul 036? ask tor ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • ce orm uayrnent of a 'W'elundobie M tK/lUr ortol OM 10 »"«'' '»• T*TE Oi IS Eatontawn N j tee to the Midaietown Township Board S) Of the amount bid meat applicant ID I eiocote o n o prior application arontavoriancelo JerrvO ond Fo.lh isstfjtt S - One and two b 103 Rentals To Share lh7orl'iTe^l the'Boiough Cierk and BrysMorine Neptune 775 73M 3ord Pr OPOSQI Fo* it^s m tne manner (•OOUO 00 which would cause non lonlgirnirm lot Goldstein tor street fronlogt ond tronl For appointment WOULD LIKE - To shore 0 troi avsignated m the Contract Documents may be inspected during reajuta< bus. MARINE ElECTRONlCSSHOW Tne award ot Ihe Contract t*' this ot 1)900 louore feel to be reduced to setback lor premises ol southerly end must oe enacted m seoied e"»eiope* wlthgtft work will not Oe made vnia the »rces 17 Hi square feel where Ji *7I square of Warden Avenue oiso known as l?C8».*ROFs H Depth Fmde«t and ring thr name and address of the A puWic heonng an Rte oppiifof'on 3*1 5113 tO'v 'unds hove been provided DV the feet are required The chonge being Btoch IBS. Lot 11 on the Rwmsen To« HIGHLANDS - Oceon view one bed Recorders l' VHF s an discounted e ond iBf irni f *ne ork o* win be held on Wtdnesdoy evening Jo f Middletown Township Boord ot Etfuca sougni because ol o misiocafion of (he WOULD WIDOW - Like to short Show open 7 days BOAT MOUSE U)I nuory II ltl| at I 00 P M el IM even cMh»a*her alt conditioning lion in a lawful manner e«iiting j wet i ing ,n the former appu Copy ol said Resolution is on tile home and expenses wltti another Oceon Ave SeoBright M nil B cation on ihe premises being given ihe BaTauJi H*. n Paoioi Avenue West IMS plus u'iMtes. security Guthro im widow on pension^ Middie'ow Perfect Community! Tne Boord of Education or t«e Engi T STINGER t'74 - IS wiln Johnson M> net' reserves the rIJ? SM 4 ?« _____ Atlantic Highlands oreo Coll tip cafed at Swartiei Drive and Florence h in Perfect ranch! h p motor, plus trailer Less >hon H 0» o see complete 'inancitii unj if ipr nf iur December 1 hmt'vau^Mv OPS* •" ^ •»•'*•" HIGHLANDS"- T*O bedrooms SIM Rood M'ddtetown New Jersey also or By ogenl or attorney and prestKi Come see this spacious three bed hours running time Best Offer 741 ii o>" a sjre'y lOmponv aufho'tied to statement trom uutpeci've bidders GARY SAMMON l^>ef month free heat hot water Secu known os Block It* Lot ill l on me WOULD YOUSHARE YOUR HOM room two both home m lovely Fair do business m tne State dt New Jerset snowing mat fhev *a*r satsfactoriit Secretory. Rumson <<»» Available immediately 7*1 4311 1 ondoccrptobie to me Bo'ough ot M.gn a» Map - Would you shore someone else Haven All the must haves are here Lompieleci to'k o> the "Olu'e reo,u"ed Boord of Adjustment inciud-ng two car goroae full finished before fur A copy of t* I»D Bonrs RNi EHot« I'? 1600 Tne r.'ajhi is also reserved to reied o«y j The public hearing will be held on NOTICE 104 Winter Rentals l Al L HOT L INE tHcted i.vooo oo o" O*' btds o* t i waive any informal Monday evening Ihe 9lh day of Jo 4N4U3 The oword of me Contract tor this ities where such informality is nol del nuar. I9f| a( I 30 p M al Township PLEASE TAKE NOTaE that Ol a poc dg FALL RENTAL - Vocation home i tor Alrslream Trodes Airstream bV WO'k Hull not b' mode unl.l inc neces nan Middielown New Jersey ot 'eouto' mettma ot tnt Borouan of sort fundv nave been provided bt tne Rurman Planning Booxd to be held on monthly Bohr* Real Estate Pocono. Penn Four-bedroom ctv Anoell Inc Rts JJ 1 M ColHngswood Boord ot Eduioiio^ Tne right it oiso men time you may appear either m ^Aoyof oiu B^'Oogh Ciiji^c ot ihe Jonuory II I9M ol Borough Hall N •lEANSRl'RG - Two one bedroom private beocti club tennis courts go Circle Formingdate reserved to increase o» decreose tne person or by ogent or attorney and L Borough of HiantoncH in a lawful man East River Rood Rumson, the Plan oporiments J« Grove Pi HIS per course Weekends weekly month ^ 741-4500 " a.uonl'ties specified in me manner des present ony obltclion which you moy MOTICI 09 ACTION 777 U4] s being funded Oy tnt ROBERTS MADDEN pieoie lake notice tnot the Pionmna BUT HOW serves the > f tram prospective cade's snown^ mat Attorney tor Applicanti ranch Thr te I or gt bedr oo m s den under tne uiui PUOIK Works Cou.to' Borough ot Rumson for the alteration 19" gronled tinai subdivision ond fit - Delightful living with management Ida Key. beoutlful location tnev na*e sjtis'ac'oniv completed James ond Mar c>a Perruso pion opprovoi to Jaeaa Kitmer and tat in kitchen brand new heating svs 210 Lost And Found Development wa iiivestmcni Piogrom ol ihe fusting building ond the con mot corev Onebeoroom from MX) 747*4tS f mt Dated December 71 lf'7 AL Resnick. contract purchasers ot fern garage with storage prii.ee) be FOUND - Very arntie very nctit O tl'uction of an ad*11on (hereto for use b IJS nishnig (jroOOSOi forms i>r SPeCtfiCO Attention Ot OuJdfM s pOrlitu BMKk if on the Toa Mop of Wei' Long N ht fl PAUL P BOVA INC ly two years Old tn colored no collar of porkmg focilitteS tor ten (101 vt Tne r.gnt i« oiso reserved to reiect t'Ons at employment to oe ooser.ea hides all on Lot 1 of Block M os set Branch REALTOR Found in Daily Register parking area on. or OH DidS 0' to waive any intor lorth on the Toi Mop ot the Borough of •71 ISM and taken to Associated Humane So maiit«e» where such inijrmanlv <* not Please toke further nance that the nEVPOBT - Small One bedroon under iht contract Rumton defies. ?W0 Shofto Rd Tmton Fo'is HMrimtnloi *o 'he bet' tnteret* of n the "ionner aesgnafed >n O ond moy be reviewed prior to the J« service utilities. Tv No lease Trod- FOir Tnt successful bidder shait Be re IVPROVEWENTOF MARINE Branch. H Paalar Avenue West Long 'heSpCfcaionheSpeC t nuory II It7l meeting Winds Motel i Marina t47 113' Moven quired to comply wtn the provisions ot PARK iN AND B* 'HE BOROUGH Branch New Jersey This pgitc I* bemg landed Dy tnetne eQuoi ooportun ty ciouse of E >ecu GIORDANO HALLERAN 4 CRAHAY CUSTOM HOMES - SS down IInone LOST - -ith CHAMLiN ICHOTTLANO LONG BRANCH - ufimiet included - Germon Shepherd male U S DDepartm "' oi CofT-cce Eco live Order nut Of VONWOUTH NEW JERSEY Attorneys tor Applicant Red tank orto v'udio utilities includ Ing From 114 fOO New location* and ROtlN&CAVANAOH light b r»omc Otveioome"' Aam.nisl'O The SUCCtSflu1 Biddtr * no ' Ot 't APPROPRIATING M0i 100 00 By THOMAS A PLISKIN Attorners far JacOB K itme- ed Call between •• pm only 931 over sued lots ovaiiobit Hai'et ond Answers to ' Joke ' Con under tne L0CU1 Pud C WO'US Co r Doteo December » Iff k qui ed to comply w>ihthe provsons o' THERE^OR ANO AulMORiZtNG ondAL Resnick 'HI Viddletown 717 3M0or 7|7 1440 6571 Or Ifl SJH De»e oomt^* o^o investment Prog iht New Jersey P-*. > • "j Wogf Act THE 'SSUANCE OF WOW BONOS Dec JO M » Of '*76 Ml Norwood Avenue i UXURY M»GM G(CSE OS «ivE« FTVE BEDROOMS ->lus a r ntal Cnapier >SO of me Lows of l»6J e"tc AND NOTES OF THE BOROUGH LOST — Light blonde Lhosa Apso. Atltntion of udders 'S porticui West Long Branch T t th suflQ Vey covee aea ot Log - FOR FINANCING SUCH APPRO droom* tw 106 Furnished Rooms wearing red collar and white flea >.Ql- caned 'o tne < ecu"tmenis as V Federal Gentroi Revenue ftiorlng ONE ROOM - And privilege! I'ta-I'M-Si *ntchtver o'ovidtt io' tnon two thirds o< on the members There win M o Speooi Meetitt« ot USfOO Ste it today cast loii m Ci'tfv.ood area ondP L '*'» C 1) Funds win be held by Movor ond Coun MAT A WAN - Ken Gordens. big one working couple References tnt n.gner 'Oft of pov 'o' each specific tnereo' ott>rmo'6U Ctr'itication DV BdOe Reoo'dng matters ond other urgent molitrt ie i*r patio WcHh to Shopping and N Y I will no longer bt rttpont'bit for any Borough Otrfe, come be'ort me ooo'd Thfrf *•• M FLORIDA CALLING debt* other thrjr> those incurred by my 3ved 0 COPi e OOvSOs 0 Oec JO S7 t*\ City commuting J4J 40.10 Ope" torn ROOMS ROOMS ROOMS o< and Fjrm t}OB UrnO'ity |u|ifl«| rte So'OuQ" of Rtd lo"k ill mt Cou" nop>-O4ir nw-tert " i loPrl Now H me time to buy for the future, sen Robert Edward Anen 7$ Williams j me Ntw jfte. e.a iy Wage Ac< > Won 1 portrjtlon. very reasonable 7|T *i Enttrpr it UtnilotiO" Report Tnt y o' Monmowtn Ntw JtrstV For the The* w O»'io"d jr homes, dupleies ond oporiments Wt Avt . Ktonsburg. NJ C«ople' 'M of 'he Lows o' i*»J ei'ec toregong certf cotons o't part o» tne soil) improvement or puroatt thtrt is will rent It for you until you ore ready •i*t JonuOr* I '964*Or Sect 0" '» Of n PUBLIC NOT KB Itcmsra UNION BEACH — Rooms tor proOOSOi ' Q "lu(l Dt tu'ly Comp the Sece'o-* o' LOCO' n ond eitcuted **e" sjbm>iitd .pec'a' meeting of Iht Moyor ond ftlktre Rt* H { O i- actor uSt Ctr' app'00'iotions Kereio'ce modt our kitchen U0 per week M4 eJ Blvd. Fl Loufkroaie. Fin 333M X) Council of me Borough o< Tmton Font Monmouth'ork Highway MODERN APARTMENT - PrlvOtl •eot'sUl'O JOo" . _ _ ttore and including o O'een Acres 5*3 33*4 _ ADVISOR Ooxs Bor~- tC ot amended >ii) uSC ">tid an December ?5 itV7. a retaiu W Long Broftcn N i homt, three room) Near troni *lll bt Cnonntlitd mto O minor ,iy OUS 'on' eipec'ed to oe 'teemed from iht On ail problems ol Hit ;':' ' prov>cies for non wos duty odORttd granting tn D » u portatd rnu e suotd o WODERN GARDEN APARTMENTS trxhed garage, fun finished basement, purthose ol good* ona srvicts Tnt aw and now Ovaiiaoie thereto' By vir- 232 Long Branch 212 Lout •ranch oiiocielor parties I seonces ore»C Deo '0"" ond OCCOmponieo 0 r prime neighborhood W SO0 CEN te m miner>'y ou^mess tmtrpr>tt lue Of provision n Q Oudgei or DudgeH ATTRACTIVE - Modern OfTlcn O* ovouoDie immediately No pe*i IM TURY Jl MCGOWAN RYAN adc Rega'O ig means a business of eos' *0 percent of of the Bo'Ouon p'eviovi'y odop'ed AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AN INTER "*' ZONING ORDINANCE PUR Spring st Red Bonk, two to sli off) 1 AGENCY. 747 3000 213 Instruction Fo-m EO '19 Sec o" ) Por mt financing of iad VUANT TO THE MUNICIPAL LAND UtE LAW AND THfl PROvifiONS sprowemtnl or purpose and to met! OFpL it7« cm RED BANK AREA - Ont-*t*fO©m. shoot ond restaurants, one block tf A TWO WEEK - Morning Red Es LITTLE SILVER - BeoutifuHy loniT owned business a' omount rjf t*v D00 00 pU'Suoni to gvrsuont io iht provisions ot section lib pt P L i*'f c 791 pending me REO BANK - Luiury one and two •71-47S0 HARRIET A AL6RECHT ATTRACTIVE OFFICE SPACE - Ap bu?it Offered at in.S00 Sei it todov kimos and A eu's nd witn.n mt limitation* prescribed completion oi me City masttr con and the adoption of tht *v*0 use eit">ent bedroom apartments with eot-m hitch proNlmotely MM sa ft. Low rental! CENTURY II COZENS Realtor CER mertol by the City planning ooord and me preporafitn and oooptian of o re en dishwasher dtn carpeting 1375 Tnt Controc'O' l% hfrf.n oavstd 'hot witi divide to suite Heat and air cor Independently Owned" Dec K 9W Cnapier J of TlWf 40A of tnt New Jtr vised ton.no, ordinance consistent with said tond use t'tmtnt This provision 13W 671 1M1 dltlonlng Included. Call 177 )6*i 113 River Rd FalrHov«n V SchOO> Construction he 4 rtquirtd to sev Statutes m oniicipofion of the is- of the within land development review ordinance than ••p'? ene year tram 741 76M the e"ft i'.e dote ot mu o'dingnct RED BANK - Three-f oom opartment COLTS NECK - Room tor rent Sk 230 Keyport prtQuali'v through •"# Oeoartmtnt Ol suance Ot SO>d DOnd* Ond to tempera 173! pef month with no utllltlei Secu a small business In our shop A Llfit LONG BRANCH - Three-bedroom Treasury ond no' the Otoo'imtnt ot >inonce soid improvemeri' or pur SECTION I This O'dno'Ct shon tekt »"ec' ot'»' Imoi possooe and p«o> rltv required No peti 7*T 1041 )-i Bit Country 7K Ttt? 6aucat on cis therein stated i HA t|A pose negotiable notes o' me Borough cohort os required by tow ranch with in ground pool overlooking IA river A must see at S4I 0O0 219 Asbury Park in accordance with P t. tirj chop I of thr New jersey StOtulCSl priO' '0 in tnt P' C'POI amount ot not e> introoucea Decemoer V i»" ELBE RON - Store for rent, eicfl ttr )3l (Open Kline Vee' n»s *CM me OWOrd Ol lh» ton'roc* A'SQ he 'S Ceedmg i** 300 OC o't hereby ou'ho' The Ordinance published nerew>th wos iniroductd ot 0 reguio' mttt'ng RED BANK - Three roam* and bath GIG Realtors SJ1 WOO m QStA location, near Elberon Station c LEGAL NOTICt Notice is hereby given mat tnt Annual, ted to be ssued purmont to and with ot tne City Count i of the City Of Long Branch m tnt Cou "v of Moomou'n iecr Raiirood tlatlon, tecur ity ' turiner aa* sea mot he mus' conlorm 7)f»711 MlDOLETOWN - Stnd far OU> City BfAsburr Pork, N J O'OOn'tfitiO" Wee"ng Ol the VoyOr n tne limitations prescribed D. said New jersey ne'd on December IF iff end *'•> Be lurtner considered tor h quire of 45 Chestnut St ( Homes For Living" brochure pics, The ON Manaaer of ASDury Po'« onoCounr.ii ot me Borouar- of Kevporl N F P A Section 107 M 'M>< LWiiage a-ttr a put>nc neormg tnt'eo" o< o meet ng 0 said Ov Ctunc •o oe netd at Cily Count.i Chomotrs Tntr« Floor 144 Broodwar Long R6O tANK -"unturnTihed iwobed HOLMDEL VILLAGE — Office s New Jtrsev •fill rtCftVf rjidl on or oc Kill be held on Mondai January I. Tne following address and jnone num r r B'ontn New Jersey on jonuory 10 l*'l at I 00 p m room garden apartmenti available 4700 sq ft, will divide Can o, homes. APPLEBROOK REALTORS tore January 4 '978 at « 00 PV a' <"t 19TI atllHAU in tnt Counc<* be s periom io ihe above 'eouiremenfs nereov outhomed ono me purpose to ( Green Tree Apartmentl. 719 Spring 5' LeoE Masia. Realtor 146 3600 9» Rt 3S. Middletown 671 J3QQ Ci'y Office MO Boigv A,enue A*DU', Chambers Worn Street Keyport, New. a«d snouM asses' '«« Controc'O' "» ui tne dnoncirtg ot wnicn said ooi>gaiions AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR LAND 1 Park. New je'sey for the D^mo'.'O" USE PROCEDURES AND READOPTlNG SUBSTANTiVC PROVISIONS Ca' '4'. J?ij lor appointment MIDDLE TOWN - Just reduced One ng mete requirements ore to oe ijsued it tne improvemeni of nATAWAN — Three modern offnes Of the En)t'r>g Asbury Park Ro 'ooo OF THE ZONING ANO SUBDIVISION ORO'NANCES OF THE CITV 0' block from Bayview School, Leonard agenda Department of Education Morme Pork Dy the construction of a irivate entronce, ample parking R Stotton o^d tne 1^1*0^0''on ot a Te^* LONG BRANCH vine Rd Four-bedroom Colonial with m West Stole Stree' new buunead 0 tisfung p>er paving of porory Bo-i Foc.ufy |Trg1ltr| kitchen, dining living family rooms cumen P O Bo« »<« at itos' Class C construction as defined BE IT ORDAi _ . and oarage US 900 ION down flnonc 1 RRoil Con Trenton, Ne* Jtrstv 0t6li tne LOCO' Bond LOMT construction of BRANCH IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH N ing available 7«7 IMP or 7IT-M0B veiope na.mg ">e name and oaarest invocolion Pnone Numbers 609 292 'Ml concrete curbs ond ss and rt StCTiON i Section ]i i* Powers ot the lonmg Board ot Adivstmem OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - ... at me Didder and must DC accomuanto ) Admims'trng o I a •' n 1 II hereby omended ond supplemented to read os >o"ows building 7000 sg ft , will divide to tu by o certified check colder s chec* to? n* M i) ts i o" «or« and motenats necetsor. Subsection iti Tht Board of Adiusirntnt tnon reitr any application heating ond air conditioning Inc" or DM4 percent of me i awcaed to'ne 0ticipofian >n tne tuned its recommendation or report Vtntntv*' the Planning Board parking 603 (uptown) Broodwa Woods ond Lon m.tieei tuittiimeni of 'his Requirement rrk ond hereby app'Ovtd, the'eaftef tiecotf J P'ooer co»trot' It •>i of Speoo' f II 01 Thiestimoted maximum amount snail have modt a recommendation recording o matter auinoried by we wont you' To help ui keep rent! Phone m the morning, 777 1074 new homes fro< A poo ""tie A Didder who 'etuies fo comply w>m P'ons aid spec f>cat.o"t may be ob bonds or notes to at iiuM tar tnt this ordmonct to 00 decided by the Boord of Adiustment such recom gt their lowest By maintaining 100V CtM •hit requirement i| considered a non REAL ESTATE"EXCHANGE romed o' "ie o"'ce ot Kfenyt Assoc mendo'ion moy oe reiected Oy tnt Board of Adjustment only when ap OLfuooncv we arc effectively ««o*ng PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE 9 ApOOin'menl of Schoot Crosim •etuo'tS'De Oidder ana -s tneretore in d purpose is 199 000 00 List and buy with a member ol Won proved by o moioriiy of the full autftomed membtr\hio of me Boo'tJ ot rents down Studios stortlna at 17?5 Ground floor, suitable for doctor Guards eiioibte to oariicipote m cPW Id The estimated colt of said pur mouth County s largest realty group A ReaBon* NJ A retjndooe Jepos't ot Adtustment one bedroom itartlrtg ot 179) ond twedentist at I)] Broad St, Red Bonk 7 Each Did shall also mdcote tne name pose is tKM.SOQOO fne e«cets mereof One veor worranty available on oil 170 00 win btrequired vVa'Oens bedrooms starting cri U9S. three bed 3730. 9am to 5 p.m and >RS numoer ot eocn minority OuSi SECTION 1 This ordinance Shotl toke effect after final passage puOhCo homes listed ond sold bv o member of Trie Vo»or and Cou"t • reserve me II Not.ce Of T.me and Pioce o amount oi bonds or notes io be issued lion and according to 'ow raomtolsa PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE ness enterprise the Q.deter win ute the fhe Real Estote E«chonge. Realtors right to >eiec an* and an Bids Councl Meetings tneretor being 'he amount of mt soid tniroduced December 1' '«" 450 sg ft olr conditioned. OH utltltli work to be penormed oy H and the lo 747 UM JOHN K COLdNS ( si wo 00 down payment for soid pur The Ordinance published herewith wos introduced at o regular meeting of Central air artd heat, gas cooking, bal 137$ per month Coil for details, w tai amount oi tne contract ne D>doer C'y Wanage' lO'ney pose me City Council ot me City ot Long Branch in the County ofMonmoum New tioolw, 14 howr doormon. TV lecurlty LIAMD RVAN Realtor. 747 3HM MIII ef I| I 00 to buses ond shopping 131.500 Call 222 Eatontown IS Appointment ot Deputy ugh io oe respdnsibe mier alia only if me (a) The said Ourpott described in New Jersey on Jonuory 10. I97| ot I 00 O m conea»»| ?4i 1TJJ stores. 11S0IW0 month 671 mi owner otter 5pm. S3l-o?94 Cik Didder includes me foregoing intormo Section J ot thu ordmanct is noi o cur AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 11 OF THE REVISED GENGENEC R SE> BRIGHT - Coiy one bedroom NOTICE 16 Appointment of members to the rem opense and il o properly or im AL ORDINANCES OF THE ClTV OF LONG BRANCH (97l*?00 AMENAMENDED D The following chanrjes nave nee" hon ono assurance gn Treasur rJLI HOTELS. RESIDENCES AND APARTMENT OWELLINGS PRIOR cation s meeting schedule 'or jonyo*, TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION lawfully acquire or moke os o general U Broad St professional buildl tions. prices on available homes AP Eventngi. 731 1771 1VI Dec JO U6U improvement and no port ot the cost Single room offices available Immi PLEBROOK REALTORS. 11} Ave Searcher and Coiiec (bi Tne period ol usefulness ol soid SECTION I Chewier 1] Fire Prevention Code is hereby amended end two-room suite Including heal, wal wafer baseboard heat Fenced In yard rector purpose whicn the limitations of sec supplemented by me addition of the following sections. nuory 16 1978 nas been postponed to SHREWSBURY ARMS APART sewer plus electric. Minimum o 145.000 10% down 7|7.3M» No closing 70 Appointment of Councilman to Township of Middieiown n/onmouth lion 40A ? 7? ot scd Local Bond Low Section H AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM^YSTEMSlNEWBUILOiNGSl Monday evening Jonua'v )J '•'§ MENTS — Giant sue one and two bed year lease Call Owner, Walter Z coil Local AiS'Honce Board County New Jersey tor Local Public and according io the reasonable lite | Both mertmuA *••! oegi" ot t 00 p m room oporimenls. fomlly-slie, eot-lr merer & Son. 946 3400 or 9U 4712 21 Appoint men I of members to LO thereof, n ten veor* or lease be they a dwelling, motet room or apartment unit or other revden ce Board IC) Tne supplemental debt statement from beaches Free heat hot walei REALTORS 77 Designation ot otd'ioi .news IMPROVEMENTS - PORlCY PARK required ttv soid Low nas tttwn duly deianed by Section I}16 0 e' seq . Automatic Fire Alarm* Systems, ot The r THREE ROOM OFFICE - Llncrol Raymond A Prfliett. and po klng Newly pointed opart Shrewsbury Office '*' 5117 pa peri DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM, HILL mode and filed >n ihe office of Ihe BOCA Basic Building Code «9/s and me if7* supplement ond ony sub Near the Parkway Modem buildlr Board Secretary tients complete with stove, refrlg Middieiown'Holmdel 671 3311 SlOE PARK RECREATION IM Borough Clerk and o complete exe- sequent supplement thereto as odopted By iht Commissioner of the Deport Coll Roger Coierts. Realtor, at 7< DATEO '7 U H " erator ond O" conditioner Senior Citl PROVEMENT - SUPPLEMENT cuted original thereof has been filed m ment ot Community Affairs 7616 CONTRACT 'I OL ond opened and ler program available Walking dls OK 30 uil 74 Appointrhent of members to the ihe office of me Director of the Oiyi i This ordinance is designed to protect tne residents ol the Cify ot Lo»g tance to shopping mail ond buses Col TRIPLE APPLE LITTLE SILVE 132 Condominiums Planning Board read m public of Mi-WHetown Township kion ot Local Government Services m Mr Von Dyfc S« M'2 LOCATION - Professional Coi Ji Appointment ot members to tne Han. Kings Highway on Thursday Jo the Deportment of Community Affair* PUBLIC NOTICE oper io mstaii on approved device for ihe detection ond warning ot smoke mertlal Boutiques Barn Dry st< Town Houses nuary I? U?l ut / 00 P M Prevailing of me State ot New Jersey, and such PLEASE TAKE NOTICE lha« IM Recreotion Commission onrj fire Becouse ot the variety oi approved devices on the commerciul mor TWIN LIGHTS - Two-bedroom Dupt age All available NOW. Write Bo* Time statement showi inat the gross debt ol following Ordinance #Q\ passed on ti 2b Appointment ot members to Ihe kef tne owner or rjtvttoper II required by Ihe terms ol this ordinance Ipora ei Highlands Hills with oceon view Little Silver. N J 0773?. oceonfront. fully furnished con Zoning Board of Adjustment Contract Documents and plons for the Borough as defined m Section gropn O I to msloll his respective alarm system os provided for by thr Air. wosher-dryer, gas heat Deck domlnium, Cocoo Beach. Florida tm 7' Appointment ol members to the the proposed wor* prepared by Rich JOA 2 4j ol soid Law is increased by manufacturer private yord MM 747-7*1) Council ot the Borougn ot Ealonto*n ord M Schu'l PELS.. Acting Mid mediate occupancy 11000 per month Library Board o* Trustees this ordinance by sw 000 00 and the is I The BOCA Baste Building Code 197$. serves os a guideline for the following a third reading and a public suance at the soid Obligations, author 110 Wanted To Rent Coll 305 767 0733 tearing ot a regular meeting ol sao 71 Appointment ol members to the provisions of this ordinance It has been adopted oy iht THE UNIFORM WEST END. LONG BRANCH - E firm ol T & M ASSOCIATES Con body neia Wednesday December 78 Keyport Harbor Commission CONSTRUCTION CODE'ENFORCEME NT AUTHORITY which pursuant ioy luiurv living In a spoclous ultr sumng and Municipal Engineers hove ""ATTENTION - Rentals Wonted 1477 Formal action «>n be taken at this io N J S A SI I7D 'It I provides for fire prevention reloted to construe modern erne bedroom oporlmeni wl Deen Ined m the office of said Engi debt limitations prescribed oy said r Winter No lee 133 Income Property meeting AN ORDINANCE AMEND n*tr\ at }\i Highway ii. Middletown Law I 30 to 4 30Mon Frl MADELINE HULSART Arms, 119AveryAve 779 4460 PEO BANK ING AN ORDINANCE FIX Township P O Red Bank New Jersey Section i Tne full faith ond credit ot j Tne following provisions embody the intent and scope of 'he Code Three fomlly * - I BoroitOh Clerk me Borough are hereby pledged to the wherever applicable WEST END - 1'J, furnished, unfur ATTENTION — Social Service Agenc Call 747 16*1 for appointment after 5 OFFICERS AND EMPLOY Dec K) Ml 94 ounciuoi payment o' me principal ot B The automatic 'ire alarm system snoll be opproved tar Ihe particular nished. full kitchenette, air Pool, ter needs rentals for large wr- fomiii- EES OF THE BOROUGH OF and interest on said obligations author application and snan only be used for dt'eclion ond siqnonng in me event ot "*w »S5toU75 777«M Call dally. 4314037. No fee New Jersey ond moy be inspected by E ATON TOWN FORTH E ned bv this ordinance Soid obligations fire Tne automatic delecting devjecs shall be on approved smoke detector 236 Middletown prospective Didders during Dusmets SEA BRIGHT - Income properly YEAR Iv7f shon be direct, unlimited obligations C An automatic fire olorm system shall be installed and maintained m hours Three family maintenance tree ei By order of the Mayor ond Council NOTICE OF HEARING oi the Borough, and the Borough snoii lull operating condition in the following location*' tenor Asking «1 M0 431 5016 Eve Bidders will be lurmshed with o 131. Houses For Sale 131. Houses For Sale be obiiqoied to levy od valorem loves I In an new motels and hotels copy ol the Contract Documents by the upon all ihe laiobie properly within Bogh Clek signed hoi uupued to trie Boord i 1 In all new residential, one and two family and mulft family strut Engineer upon proper notice and pay the Borough for tne payment of soid Dr-r Ifl s-. J i of tne Townshm ot v lures; I it. : w , | obligations and interest thereon with D In ihe locations os provided by paragraph C ol this section, each thirty five dollars (SIS 00) to de'roy 135 Commercial I MAPfeRS 'v 7J jl limitations as to role or amount dwellinq unit shall bt equipped with a minimum ot ont opproved smoke o> the cast thereof NOTICE' >>v i •, j • A o>'llM Zoning O'd ii'icr- ,g Section 6 This ordinance shall take iedor sensing visiDle or invisible panictes ot combustion installed in o man Proposals must "f mode on the Ston Property The Eolontown Zonmg Board Of • I| SMBViS ettect twenty days otter ihe tirst puDii ner and location os directed Dy the manufacturer Ail opproved devices win tuitment >s seeking to'irtHatps lo' dard Proposal Forms m the manner TTie Finest Gift... TWO SQ FT ROAD STAND -Three" MON ZONING APPLICATION NO cotion alter final adoption, as provided state their respective ronge of effectiveness When activated, the detector designated in the Contract Documents bedroom ranch home, half-ocre on position o( Tf Dv soid LOCO' Bond LOW sholl provide an olorm suitable lo warn occupants within Ihe individual %lolf highway, ideal for anlirjuei Only must be enclosed r-in\e«. uctited of ion of any defection device shall cause oil audible alarms to ope rote ten percent MO'-i of tne amount bid The bond ordinance published here TOWNSHIP OF HAZLET iMtNH* PLACE EAST HEA Alarm soundinu devices snoll oe o horn of an approved type, snoii provide a NS eicept that the bid auorunlre need not with has been finally odopted and the 138 Mobile Homes MONMOUTH COUNTY. NJ. BUttU -nso «now" as Bmr > - i , I distinctive lone ond shall nol be used tor ony other purpose than thai of o lire etceedWO 000 00 GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - NOTICE i ion tne Tn> Map alarm They shon be located so os to effectively bt heard obove nit other The award ol the Contract lo> this Bethony Rd . Hailet Adult park Walk Please take Notice tnot t.ie under i . i im questioning the validity ol such ordi sounds, by oil the occupant*, in every occupied space within the building signed t^os opi^eoierJ fa the Board ol work will not be made until me neces lo shopping and N Y bus 764 39II • lH| | 111 1 •• i < tf f sary funds hove been provided by the nonce con be commenced, as provided i Upon completion of a fire alarm system, tht installation sholl be sub Aoimtmeni of the Township at Ho/let ', Pi ill in r, • • .i<,i>e(tctf reefed to a performance lest to demonstrate its efficiency ol oper ol ion Ai\o. for a vanonce from the provisions ol Township of Middieiown in o lawlui in the Local Bond Low has begun lo monner run from ihe dale al fhe drsi pubhea on connection* ond wiring with signal devices disconnected shall develop <*\ 140 Real Estate Wanted Section 1701 I ot the Zoning Ordinance ' I IM'. itiiy insulation resistance of not less than one 111 megohom SO tn to permit 'emodel ninch house • inn nf tnit statement GOOD HOUSES NEEDED NOART N;H si rt .)0 (' fgi o attached lo storp 'or dining room Also serv#s me right to require o complete MARTIN C MC CUE. Borough Clerk Section I] AUTOMAlIC FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS 'EXISTING One family units from 70s fo SO's In 7 ..11111-10*.> NPW ' STRUCTURES) install sign on top of bulling oil prpm I mane 'Oi unfj e ' per fence state ment Dec i> V43 Ii Northern Monmoulh County, 30 doy • SfS locoled on 670 Beers St described -mt' you muy ouueut C from prospective bidders showing that A An automatic fire alarm system shall be installed ond maintained in service, we pay cash as follows Beers StrrH Pcn is wiltlln KM mshing proposal forms or spccifico NEW JERflY you can give lor the New Year and many years to LISTINGSOF BETTER HOMES - In the exception of those buildings which hove o presently e*istlnQ fire detec Keonsburg Middletown-Hatlet Holm Feel of property owned by you This lions, or before awarding Ihr Contract NOTICE OF HEARING " ""jOSEPH BORBELY iion system which includes o smoke detection device come. A lovely' Quahty-built new home located in a del. THf SMOLKO AGENCY, 717 oppeat ii an the Seceta' y \ ca'vn dor, and a public hearing has bttn or Oec Ju ilQ u 0113 ony or oil bids or lo waive any infor signed hot applied to the Planning B Ensting structure* ore further exempted Irom the provisions ot port new'28 home community Winding roads, wooded dered lor Jyn U Iv/B o» 8 )S P M moiities where such informality is not Board of Ihe Borough of Red Bonk for t*t requiring on Integrated alarm system Elisting structurts will be lots, many custom features Pictured is the Roxbury SELLING YOUR HOME? - Wt'rt In- prevailing lime m the Township Holi NOTICE OF HEARING deemed m compliance with the olorm provision* where Ihe alarm is luilobir 319 Middir Hood Hofiet NJ ot which detrimental to the best interest ot int leresled In buying homes direct Call from Itie provision* ol Article 3 Sec- to provide on acceptable warning within the unit in which il is installed priced from $58,500 to $59,900 We'd be proud to Mr Creisy at WFBER REALTY. SU time you ">oy appear either m person signed "as opjiied to the Planning tion 6 of the Zoning Ordinance so as to C Enisling building* which come under the provisions ol this Ordinance 9000 or by agent or ultorxey and present Bou'd ol ihe Township ot Middle town with tht tiception ol residential one and two family dwellings ihall hove in grve you the exerting details specified in Ihe manner designated m ony obiedon «hich you may have lo SO os to permit i] pill' nut lo SJBDi premises at 10 Hudson Avenue. Red staiird automatic fire alarm systems tn compliance with the provisions of TWO ACRES OF PRIME LAND - granting ol this appeal VIDE LOTS 9 AND '0 AND CREATE the Specifications Bonh. os o learning experience home IH.thi«s Ordmfi.^w~.o t pursuant to ihe following schedule Suitable tor estate type home in N.W LOT 9 WITH EXISTING DWELLING This project is being funded Dy the Holmdel oreo W 9370 This notice is ser vr<1 upon you by Or U 5 Deportment of Commerce. Eco Percentage ol units which LOT AREA OF LOT v IJ./SO SO FT DATE must be in compliance der of the Bourd o' &iiiuslmenl R '0 WHERE Jl 8'0 SO M REQUIRED nomie Development Administration. width, front, rear and side yard, ond Zone under ihe Local Public Works Capital 'ol coverage requirements of the Zon January I, 197? IS*. LOT I* WOULD 6F. A CONFORMING January), I9H so , l Development and Investment Progrgm mg Ordinance on premises located at. Respfd'uliv LOT ok premises lotatfd 'it H EL' January I. 1911 ot 19/7 JOHN GAGLIANO NOR STREET NEW WONMOUTH January I Ivll Daled 17 71 " Attention ol bidders Is particularly Block SI Lot v on Ihe TON Mop D AH retidtntiol one 11 (.ailed to the requirements as to condi A copy ot fhe application hos been "ie tOl Mnp Ore JO • vo U tions oi ernploywient to be observed tiled m the Office ol the Secretary ot 152 Boats And A ropy ul the apphdHio" I>M '"••••• and minimum wage rates to be poid the Planning Board and moy be in- inert n inc O'tice ol inc TOWUMW spected PLEASE TAKE N*cfTICE lhal the under Ihe tonlrad Accessories Clerk, and may be inspec'cit The public Hearing will be held on undersigned has appealed to the Boorrt Bidders are required to comply with ALL MARINE ELECTRONICS - We Tuesday evening, the ?41h day ol Jo ol Adiuilmpni ol the Township of Hni the requirements of P L n/l. c W sove you mare Shop around, then call iVo"(io y r/vcniiicj Mi, Uth doy of J A nutiry 1978. ot 8 00 PM al the Red ce Wall lake effect upon Final passag*. sublitu let for a vononce from the provisions ondP L 197.7. c J3 Boating Electronics Hoi Line lor fret NUARY H|l. oH ihl P U (H 'Town ( Bonk Boro f*Oll. New Jersey. Of which ot Section I JO?. Art 17 of the Zoning price quole lime you moy appear either in person O'dinance so as to permit the owner, quired to comply with the provisions ot Ahitn hmr you mav oppe.i- or by ogenl or attorney ond present «7MO5 1 SYLVESTER J NARDELLI. to use uerson or Dy oar"' 0' ut'* any obiections which you have la lhi< DINGHY'S — EH. Skimmer, Dyer*. he successful bidder shall he >' opplt cation 1 tioned premises for o Radio Reptm Summer, Zodiac tf you can ! find your hii>r o u ottia ii opalCrition quired fo comply with the provmons of s' Monmouth Association IQI Shop on prpmnr-s located o« US Poim iew dinghy at 8OAT HOUSE, you Dolrrl D < rmbn .' the New Jersey Prevailing Wage Act Rtlorded Children. Inc er Avenue. WeM

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"The box says this game is for kids at least seven years old, so if you play it you'll get arrested." Blondir Your horoscope, birthday Tvie IWOISE TOOM THIS IS AM OUTRAGE' IP WE'RE GOING TO HAVE [ THAT BARTV ACROSS TVIE *Xi OONT QUIET DOWN A PASULOUS FRIDAY, DECEMBER M yqurs if you are careful Reservations should not nature, you can encourage ^-•f STREET IM CALLING CHAMPAGNE V A^. CRAZY - Born today, you have a about keeping your ambi- wait! your own and others' suc- SOEAKKASr highly developed taste for tion within the realm of ARIES'March 21-April cess. C'MON OVCR life's luxuries. You enjoy propriety. You must take 19) — Indulge the young in VIRQO(Aug.23-Sept.22) AMD JOIN the beat food, the finest care not to be openly covet- their fondest hopes, so long — You should enjoy as- clothe*, original art, and so ous of positions and bene- as no one is hurt. The next suming another's responsi- on. On the other hand, you fits of seniority. two days bring excitement. bilities. Children make are a hard worker, never TAURUS!April 20-May progress both difficult and begrudging hours spent in SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20) — Behave with fun. none* toil If they result in 11 moderation today and over LIBRA(Sept.23-Oct.22) — the material gain neces- CAPRICORN(Dec.22- the weekend, or you may A realistic view of current sary to bay you what you Jan.19) — Take care that regret your overindul- happenings will both disap- want Yours Is a forceful you don't suffer physical gence. point you and prepare you personality, but never of- hardship through over- GEMINI(May21-June20) for future success. fensively so. You may ulti- work. Take time to rest — Curb an inclination to SCORPIO(Oct.23- mately have many worldly and relax. excess, or you will surely Nov.211 — If you follow an 'FSCHARMW' IN advantages, but there will overindulge during festivi- all-or-nothing policy you IM LUCKV, AC* - AQUARIUS! Jan.20- coMntMY.no, BUT be a long time when you Feb.18) — You may come ties. Keep close to home. may cause your own fail- T GOT ENOUGH PSRS0N4UTY will have to work very O5 Into a small fortune today, CANCERUune 21-July ure. Seek friends at eve- hard for what you want. though perhaps not of a 22) — Consider another's ning. Converse; confide. Inclined to be Jealous of material nature. Be grate- proposition carefully. It SAQITTARIUS(Nov.22- those who have already ful for good friends. may be the answer to your Dec.21) — Protect yourself attained positions of PISCES(F*b.l9-March present difficulties. and loved ones today from authority, you have your 20) - Take steps early LEOIJuly 23-AUR.22) - being misunderstood and own eye on high places. today to secure your ar- If you can harness energy hurt. Explain things care- Quick advancement can be rival at festivities on time. from your passionate fully.

SheinwolcPs bridge advice South dealer North-South vulnerable

By Alfred Sheinwold DRAWS TRUMrS more dangerous to pass than to NORTH AFmA sa&ti "It wasn't up to me to bid East won, drew a round of bid. 7 BUMONYMTHE with just one jack in my hand," trumps with the queen and DAILY QUESTION 7 J 10 9 7 im tmcuNSo North protested after the play continued with the eight of 0 1098532 mmvmoNA cm t&us cowst of today's hand. The point that clubs to Soulh's ten. East gol As dealer, you hold: • A Q J • None & ye m*£tw GHETTO BNCB. OUR. MAN, North missed was not that he in at the next trick with the 8 2 V K 6 2 0 K 7 i • K 9. ROUND BtKTON queen of diamonds and drew What do you say? WEST EAST had one jack but that he had no • AQJ82 • 10!, imet. JR., clubs. the last trump. ANSWER: Bid one spade. Avoid opening 1 NT with a 7K62 7 Q 5 4 strong major suit of five or J K 7 4 OAQ West made a takeout double, Now East shifted to the ten • K9 • Q J 87 52 but East passed, thus convert- of spades, and the defenders more cards. If partner responds ing it into a penalty double. easily took the rest, collecting 1 NT to one spade, you are SOUTH South passed because he a penalty of 1100 points.. strong enough to raise to 2 NT. • K63 couldn't tell that his partner North should bid one diam- 7A83 was desperately short of clubs. ond over the takeout double of 0J6 West opened the king of one club. East would bid one (A POCKET GUIDE TO. • A 10 6 4 3 clubs since a penalty pass of a nolrump, and West would raise .BRIDGE written by Alfred takeout double requests a to three nolrump, but this Sheinwold is available. Get South Weil North Ewt trump opening lead. South took would not produce 1100 points. your copy by sending $1.25 to !• Double All Pass the second club with the ace North cannot be sure that he the Red Bank Register, P.O.* and led the ace of hearts and 1can scramble to safety when he Box lOOn Los Angeles, Calif. WAMT TO TELL VOU r^OW AMJcM j low heart. bids one diamond, but it is J0053.) Opening lead — • K I APPPECIATE YOUR WOPKT... YOLNE BEEM LOYAL, \\/&V / VEARS ARE LIKE \ i WE JUMP IN ONE fHOW WAS

The Phantom THIS MX HUT I PURE SINCE THEN, EVERy PHAMOM WHY..WE'RE GET BUSY ANP ALL (5OLP- 6IVEN TO THE H45 6PENT HI5 WEDDIH3 NO/ COLOREP/ NIGHT HERE. CLEAN UP THIS BARRACK il MEAN TWO OTHER 6UYS.'.'

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NOW-atom IN PERSON OR BY MAIL TOMS RIVER GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION OFFICE ALSO! thru SAT., ONIA SAV JAN. 342 LLOYD RD. (NEAR RT. 34) ABERDEEN, N. J. TO GET YOUR 28 FREE GIFT, (FORMERLY MATAWAN TOWNSHIP) open a new savings account AND 933 FISCHER BLVD., TOMS RIVER, N. J. with $5,000 or more, $1,000 or more, $200 or more. We'll help you transfer funds DEPOSIT $5,000 DEPOSIT $1,000 from another financial institution. Then choose or more and choose from 1-14: or more and choose from 15-26: one of Harmonia's 3. Timex Men's Watch 15. Regal Electric Savings Plans. Minimum Percolator deposit for free gift must remain on deposit for 12 months. Regula- tions prevent award- ing a gift for transfer 2. Proctor Si lex of funds from one / 1. Manning-Bowman Spray/Dry Iron 17. Regent Sheffield Harmonia account / 19. Corning 6-cup 16-pc. Flatware to another. Gift Tea Pot offer applies to 4. Timex 7. Stand Dyne Ladies' Hand Held this new Watch Harmonia Shower 6. Hamilton Beach Massage Office only. Little Mac One gift to an 5. Merit French Fryer individual 18. Electric Can Opener while they last. 22. Pyrene Fire 8.1250 Watt Windsor Extinguisher Turbo Jet Hair Dryer FREE 23. Corningware Loaf WEEKLY 21. Novus 8-Digit Dish w/Cover 9. Royal 21-pc. Socket Calculator SWEEPSTAKES! Tool Set 10- Corning 8-pc. Canister Set DRAWINGS 13. Bulova Digital Clock 11.6-pc. Corning Set w/Snooze Alarm SAT., DEC. 17, 24, 31, JAN. 7, 14, 21, 28 w 12. Target 24. Ashe Lantern 25. Regal 3-pc. Teflon 26. Manning-Bowman 25 PRIZES 3/8" Drill 14. Corning Menuette Set w/Battery Skillet Set Hand Mixer WEEKLY! WEEKLY GRAND PRIZE DEPOSIT $200 or more and choose from 27-36: GE 12" B/W PORTABLE TV 27. Kent Official 28. Dazey Curling PLUS 2 GE Pood Proces»or«, 2 Food Basketball Certificate*, 2 GE Toaater-Ovens, 3 TIME SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Digital Clock Radio*, 5 GE Peeling 31. Pair of Dacron 32. Two Vol. Funk & Wands, and 10 GE Sparkle Clock*— Pillows •vary week! year for 4 yrs., $1,000 minimum Wagnall's Dictionary 30. Pyrex by Corning >> FREE SOUVENIR! 4-Qt. Casserole 35. Mirro Al /©yeV *<* 3 yrs., $500 minimum' For every adult Corn while supply lasts ... Popper !Q year for 2 fit., $500 minimum EXQUISITE VASE imported from Franco . .. gift for every child accompanied for 1 yr., $500 minimum 33. Totes Rain Scarf 34. St. Mary's Blanket 36. Spalding Golf Balls by an adult! Interest on Time Savings Accounts is compounded and credited quarterly. USE HANDY MAPS FDIC regulations allow premature withdrawals on Time Sav- • • - you'll find us easy ings Accounts provided the rate of interest on amounts with- to reach from drawn is reduced to the passbook rate and 90 days' interest is forfeited. almost anywhere!

REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS effective* I TOMS RIVER BRANCH I GET YOUR FREE GIFT IN PERSON OR SIMPLY FILL IN J TO GMOt* STATE AND MAIL US Interest on Regular Savings Accounts is compounded daily tiom IHUIKWAY I ABERDEEN BRANCHI day-of-deposit to day-of-withdrawal, CREDITED MONTHLY. $5.00 COUPON BELOW. minimum balance to earn dividends ($200 min. deposit to get a Free Gift). 'Provided principal and interest remain on deposit a full year. FREE CHECKING 1 NEW ACCOUNT/FREE GIFT COUPON FREE BANKING SAFE DEPOSIT FOR ALL DEPOSITORS MAIL TO: HARMONIA Savings Bank BY MAIL 342 LlLloydd RoadRd .Ab Aberdeend , N.J. 07747 BOXES e No Check Charge I OR 993 Fischer Blvd., Toms River, N.J. 08753 CONVENIENT HOURS! (Minimum charge) e No Monthly Service Charge. Regular Hours:' IEnclosed is $ to open the Account indicated: Monday thru Friday 9 AM-3 PM Walk-up, daily SAM-9 AM • 7% Time Account ($1,000 min., 4 yrs.) Friday evenings SPM-8PM 3 PM-6 PM • 6% % Time Account ($500 min., 3 yrs.) Drive-in, daily 8 AM - 6 PM Drlve-in and Walk-up • 6%% Time Account ($500 min., 2 yrs.) Fridays 8 AM-8 PM Saturdays 9 AM -12:30 PM • 6V« % Time Account ($500 min., 1 yr.) ' On Saturday* during the Celebration parlod the entire brink will be open. • 5V*% Day-of-Deposit/Day-of-Withdrawal Regular Aberdeen Office Phone: (201) 566-2323 • Toms River Office Phone (201) 349-2500 Account ($200 minimum deposit to get a Free Gift) Please send me Gift # described as

Signature Name (please print) I Address Apt. # The Family Sawing: Bank (Since 1851) City, State, Zip Soc. Sec. No • Phone Offices in Elizabeth • Scotch Plains • Middletown • Hamilton Township • Toms River • Aberdeen Please do not send cash.