In New York Tops on court Reeling CBA, fogte girls Commercial fishermen in hlHtfla-rOn. No. ff county. consider court suit7/ Pagt3A Page 1B ^r The Daily Register VOL. 107 NO. 222 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER .. . SINCE 1878 TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1985 25 CENTS Reagan could cost county millions The county and its municipalities how you try to shield it, the cut years at half its current size, and budget, " Collins said. "Services Some local municipalities could revenue sharing dollars were used could lose nearly $8.2 million in would have a direct effect on the then end. could be cut, or else we might have be severely impacted by the to pay police salaries. "It would federal dollars if President Re- taxpayers." Whenever the cutoff date, the to raise the county tax rate by I'/i proposed cut. Middletown stands to create a tremendous difficulty in agan's plan to end revenue sharing The 12-year-old revenue sharing county and its municipalities have cents." is realized. lose the most money, $496,187. Other preparing the budget without raising program gives federal funds to said the cut could either increase Since the money is considered towns who receive large federal the tax revenue or cutting ser- County Administrator Robert J. county and local governments to be the tax rate, or decrease services. outside the state-mandated cap, dollars include Asbury Park, vices." Collins said yesterday that the used "with no strings attached," For example, in the county's 1985 many local governments consider $485,843; Neptune, $349,289; Long Red Bank Financial Adminis- county receives 13.8 million from Collins said. Reagan has proposed budget, the revenue sharing funds the proposed elimination a "double- Branch, 323,582; Ocean, $222,781; trator Bruce Loversidge said the the federal government, nearly 4 eliminating the program to reduce were split: $1.91 million was used to whammy." State law said that local Hazlet, $184,757, and Keansburg. $77,049 in federal dollars were used percent of the $119 million budget. the federal deficit. pay the salaries of the Parks and governments can't increase their $163,436. for police salaries and wages. The municipalities receive a total of The planned cut would not take Recreation Department employees. spending by more than 5 percent a $4 4 million. Municipal officials said the tax- However, Loversidge said that effect until Oct. 1. However, the The remaining $1.89 million paid the year. Once revenue sharing is payers would wind up bearing the while the loss of the funds is "No doubt about it. there would be U.S. Senate Budget Committee last salaries in the prosecutor's office. eliminated, those federal dollars burden of the missing dollars. "nothing to sneeze at, it's not the a substantial impact if the money week approved a plan to allow the "That's $3.8 million we're going must be made up within the capped Eatontown Borough Auditor end of the world either." was cut," Collins said. "No matter program to continue for two more to have to take out of the operations budgets. Carlton Thistle said the federal (Sec REAGAN, Page 2A> Mulvihill to appeal BY LISA R. KRUSE FREEHOLD - Joseph Mulvihill will appeal the 10-year prison term imposed on him Friday by a Victim's kin Superior Court judge, his attorney said yesterday. to file suit Mulvihill, 34, of Patterson Av- enue, Union Beach, received the FREEHOLD - The family of the maximum penalty from Superior Union Beach woman slain by her Court Judge James A. Kennedy. husband last June will sue him, the Mulvihill was convicted of man- borough and the police department slaughter by a Superior Court jury for a minimum of $1 million, their in December for the drowning and attorney said yesterday. beating of his wife, Terry, also 34. However, the husband's lawyer John Ford, MulvihiU's attorney, said the family had "no legal said he would base his appeal on the standing" to file suit, and the Union jny'f rentict and statements mad* Baaok boroofh attftlnwy Mid the by Kennedy at sentencing. municipality and the police depart- "The verdict of manslaughter ment were immune under state law suggests that the jury concluded from any legal action. that Terry's death was not inten- Louis Locascio, who is rep- tional, and her injuries were the resenting the family of Terry result of an accident," Ford said. Mulvihill, 34, of Patterson Avenue, "However, the jury did feel that Joe confirmed that a suit will be filed was guilty because he didn't do what against Joseph Mulvihill, the he should have done afterwards. For borough of Union Beach, the borough police department, and that, he certainly shouldn't get the seven individual police officers. maximum sentence." Ford said that during the sentenc- Locascio said the Marquette fam- ing, Kennedy reiterated the testi- ily is seeking $1 million from the mony taken throughout the trial and borough, the police department, and then told Mulvihill "despite these the officers. The amount Mulvihill is being sued for is not determined, *HMH XWH kf Cart Nrtw factual statements, the jury found you guilty of manslaughter. Locascio said. "I believe that the judge didn't "We're suing Joe Mulvihill be- Stop, look and celebrate agree with the jury's verdict and set cause he killed her," Locascio said. forth his own penalty." "The basis of the suit against the Andrew Halliday. school crossing guard at the corner of Halliday, a longtime crossing guard, picks a day each year to town, the police department and the Middletown-Llncrolt Road and McCutcheon Court in Oak Hill, The prosecutor's office had mark the birthdays of the children who cross his path daily. sought the death penalty against officers is the report of the Mon- mouth County prosecutor, which hands out doughnuts to Daniel Coneey, 12, and Terry Mayhew, He Is also known for providing Halloween treats to children and Mulvihill. The jury, however, found 11, In celebration of "everyone's birthday." The 71-year-old shoveling snow from the corner's sidewalk. reprimanded the police for the him guilty of third-degree man- manner in which they handled the slaughter, as opposed to first-degree case." murder. (See LAWSUIT, Page 2A) The judge had the discretion to sentence Mulvihill to a minimum of probation, or a maximum of 10 said he will argue that Kennedy years in prison with a five-year should have given Mulvihill proba- Capital Cities acquires ABC minimum before parole. tion for the crime. In addition, Ford capacity at the new parent com- "With this sentence, a terrible said he will argue no minimum BY GOTTEN TIMBERLAKE said. "1 don't think Capital Cities person with a worse criminal record will do much to change progamm- pany. parole time should be given, and would get the same sentence as Joe NEW YORK (AP) - (Capital ming at ABC." "This agreement will create a there was no aggravating factors Mulvihill," said Ford. "It's my Cities Communications Inc. an- ABC, which had been a rumored new, broad-based and balanced that justified the maximum penalty. moral position that the sentence was nounced an agreement yesterday,.to takeover target for months, had communications company that is At the trial, Mulvihill testified he acquire the much larger American inappropriate, and my legal position been a strong second in the prime uniquely equipped to take advantage and his wife were arguing after they Broadcasting Cos. Inc. for more that the judge relied on factors he time TV ratings in recent years but of the rapid and fundamental left a Sayreville bar. Mrs. Mulvihill than $3.5 billion *i a deal tfeat it slid into third in the current changes that are occurring in the shouldn't have." includes the participation of Warren Ford said that Kennedy repeated had called the Union Beach police season. However, its daytime TV business," Goldenson and Murphy and asked that her husband be Buffett, one of the nation's richest operations remain highly profitable, said in a statement. throughout the sentencing that "the men. bottom line is somebody died." removed. Mulvihill left the house analysts say. ABC has television and radio with police, who returned him home The deal must be approved.by operations and also is involved in "The presumptive sentence in The two companies said Leonard manslaughter is 7'i years," Ford 45 minutes later. stockholders and will require "some Goldenson, the 79-year-old chairman publishing, video enterprises, mo- divestitures" to obtain regulatory said. "To impose the maximum of Mulvihill testified that his wife and chief executive officer of ABC, tion pictures and scenic attractions. was up when he returned, and the approval, according to ABC and because of the cost and other 10 years, there has to be aggravating would serve as chairman of the Capital Cities owns newspapers, TV argument resumed. He said his wife Capital Cities, both of which own factors. executive committee of the factors. Just because someone died and radio stations and cable TV 1 came after him with a baseball bat. local television stations. The "Another bidder would have to proposed new company. is not itself an aggravating factor. ' systems. The two struggled for control, and proposed combination would be clear the FCC and other regulatory ABC and Capital Cities said Ford said he "took issue" with called Capital Cities-ABC Inc. Thomas Murphy, 59, Capital Kennedy's statement that a "need to then the bat hit her in the back of hurdles," said J. Kendrick Noble Cities' chairman and chief executive shareholders of both companies are Buffett. a resident of Omaha, Jr., an analyst at the investment deter domestic violence" was one the head, cracking her skull, officer, would hold the same titles at to consider the deal at their annual Mulvihill said. Neb., who made his fortune by firm of PaineWebber Inc. That the new company. meetings in June. Proxy materials reason for installing the maximum penalty. investing in media operations, is to would be more difficult for an Frederick Pierce, 52, president outlining the agreement will be His psychiatrist testified put up more than $500 million in unfriendly suitor, he said. and chief operating officer of ABC, mailed as soon as possible, they "That sounds great on the sur- Mulvihill then entered a "brief exchange for an 18 percent stake in Analysts also said they did not would be vice chairman of the new said. face," Ford said. "But everyone reactive psychosis," where be did Capital Cities and a seat on its think Capital Cities would make any company's board and would serve as The agreement is subject to testified that Joe Mulvihill was not not behave in a rational manner. board. drastic changes at ABC, including chairman and chief executive of- approval by the Federal Com- the one that initiated the domestic Mulvihill said when he saw the blood Wall Street analysts predicted the its programming. ficer of ABC Inc. munications Commission and "vari- violence. He was the peace- on his wife's head, all he could think of was when her hair was dirty, she merger would win regulatory ap- "I think intitially the operation ous other conditions," they said. meaker." Daniel Burke, 56, president and would wash it. proval and said it was unlikely a will be run to stabilize things to keep chief operating officer of Capital Under the agreement, which wa° Ford said letters appealing the higher bid for ABC would surface things running successfully," Noble Cities, would serve in the same (See ABC, Page 5A> verdict will be mailed this week. He (See APPEAL, Page 2A) Man wanted for break-in Index Business 7B Obituaries 7A Opinion 6A COLTS NECK - Police yesterday connection with the incident, and Luis Gual, 20, of Fayette Street, Classified 8B Sports 3B released a composite sketch of a police yesterday released the name Perth Amboy, was arrested Tuesday Comics 6B Your Town 1B man wanted on charges of breaking of a second man being sought in Entertainment 10A and charged with aggravated as- Lottery 1 wMinoctinn with th*» «Anru> tnridpnt uult huraUrv And Ihell Gual HUM Lifestyle .... 8A resident last week. Their identities were withheld by released from the county jail on cey lottery appear on page 7A. The man is believed by police to police last week while the search $5,000 bail. People. 2A be part of a gang of five young men went on. but police are not sure if A second suspect — Gerard who have recently burglarized seven the suspects are still in the area. Gomez, of 233 Brighton Ave , Perth. homes in Colts Neck. Holmdel and The others were apparently "put on Amboy, is still at large. Directory of Florins Ladles' Night Aberdeen. He faces charges of notice" that police were looking for The suspects typically knock on Turn to Page A7. Broker s-Red Bank. $1.25 drinks aggravated assault, burglary and them when one suspect was released doors of residents and, if anyone „ Bahrs Salutes Hailet Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! theft on bail last week, said Chief Gerald answers, they ask for directions to Cummins. . 25% off to town residents, Mon.-Fri. Read the Help Wanted columns in One man was already arrested in (See WANTED, Page SA) 8721245 today's Classified section. ; The Daily Register TUESDAY. MARCH 19. 1965 Lebanon civil war may be rekindled BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Prime since the Israeli army withdrew its general elections for a Christian Minister Rashid Karami said yes- occupation forces from the city on parliament and Cabinet to run their terday that a week-old mutiny in the Feb. It. areas "within a decentralized gov- militia of President Amln Reporters in Sidon Mid the clash ernment system" for Lebanon. Gemayel's Phalange Party might pitted Shiite and Sunn! Moslem "This w)ll lead to the elimination force the Christian president to step militiamen against Christian ir- of Lebanon,' Karami warned "It down and rekindle Lebanon's civil regulars loyal to Geagea. The will undermine Lebanon and termin- war. Christians were from the Lebanese ate its existence." Forces barracks in the nearby Karami. a Moslem, said in a villages of Hlaliye and Qanaya, the Right-wing militants in the statement broadcast by state-run reporters said. Marontte Catholic community, the Beirut radio that the mutiny in the dominant sect in the government Christian heartland north of Beirut Beirut radio stations said the and the army, have long been was aimed at partitioning Lebanon Lebanese army garrison in Sidon into sectarian slates The rebellion was involved in the fighting against campaigning to partition the coun- is led by Samir Geagea, a pro-Israeli the Christians. But reporters in the try into several states. But Moslem milita commander. city said the army dispatched four warlords and politicians as well as tanks and two truckloads of troops moderate Christians have ve- As Karami spoke, police said to disengage the combatants. militiamen who support Geagea hemently opposed the idea. battled with Moslem fighters on the The two-hour battle with heavy Karami Mid the Geagea rebellion outskirts of south Lebanon's port machine guns and rocket-propelled "returns us to the hard years" of the city of Sidon. One civilian was grenades tapered into sporadic almost decade-long civil war. reported wounded. sniper fire after the army inter- vened, the reporters said by tele- "If they (rebels) consolidate their It was the first such Christian- phone from Sidon. Moslem clash since the rebels control on the ground, then they will T TEAMS WITH HULK — World Wrestling professional wrestling debut March 31, when he seized most of the Christian In his statement, Karami de- grip the reigns of power. The Federation heavyweight champion Hulk Hogan, will be teamed with Hogan against Rowdy Roddy hinterland last Tuesday, and the nounced a declaration- by the president then will have to bow to left, and Mr T attend news conference at Piper and Paul Orndorff in the tag team •first serious confrontation in Sidon mutineers that they would call their will or resign," he Mid. Madison Square Garden. Mr. T will make his headliner of "Wrestiemania." Film reviewing pair win award Home from Canada, MILWAUKEE (APi - Movie reviewers Gene $60,000 for each episode of "Falcon Crest ' or 91.6 Siskel and Roger Ebert have been named winners of million a year, People magazine says in a review of •the 1985 Sacred Cat award of the Milwaukee Press stars' paychecks in its March 25 issue. 1 Club in recognition of their contributions to Reagan gets free room and board in the White Reagan lobbies for MX ; journalism House, but is paid only $200,000 a year. • Siskel. film critic for the Chicago Tribune since Movie star Oiane Kealon wanted to be in "The ' 1969. is to receive the award at the club's annual Little Drummer Girl' so badly that she settled for QUEBEC (API - President Re- At the conclusion of their 24-hour "Mr. Prime Minister, I'm confident • Gridiron Dinner April 21 only $1 million to get the part, instead of her usual agan wrapped up a friendly summit "Shamrock Summit," Reagan and there isn't an area where you and I ' The award is named for the club s mascot, the fee of $2 million, the magazine says. meeting in Canada yesterday and Mulroney signed agreements to cannot reach an agreement for the ; hairless, mummified body of a cat that was found Bill Cosby is getting $1.1 million a year for his top- left for home to renew the adminis- modernize the North American air good of our two countries." ' between the walls of an old press club building tration's "full-court press" for rated television series, but the magazine said that's defense system and work toward Mulroney toasted Reagan, saying The pair won an Emmy award for the "Sneak money to continue production of the just the tip of his iceberg. further relaxation of trade barriers the summit "marks a new era in Previews" program they hosted on the Public He is signed with Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, MX missile between the two trading partners Broadcasting Service before moving to commercial relations between Canada and the Nev . for six-week stints that will bring him $2 52 During 90 minutes of talks, Re- and neighbors. United States." syndication in 1982 million over the next two years. He does Coca-Cola agan reportedly told Canadian They also ratified a new treaty to SiskeJ. who is also film critic for WBBM-TV in commercials for SI million and Jell-0 commercials Prime Minister Brian Mulroney he end years of controversy between At the outset of their two days of Chicago, won a 1978 Emmy for "Nightwatch. a for an additional $1 million. Summers, he goes on the believes a U.S.-Soviet summit the two nations' Pacific salmon talks, Reagan and Mulroney defused series highlighting independent works in film and lecture circuit and gets $50,000 per lecture. "would be useful" now that Mikhail fishing industries and signed a the one explosive issue dividing video "Magnum P.I." star Tom Selleck's estimated $4 8 Gorbachev has become leader of the treaty for mutual law enforcement their two governments by appoint- Ebert. film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times since annual income falls short of the $5 million paid Soviet Union. assistance. ing special envoys to study the 1967. won a Pulitzer Prize in 1975. Tonight host Johnny Carson, but tops that of Larry A U.S. official, briefing reporters The signing ceremony took place problem of acid rain pollution and Hagman, who earns about $3 million as JR. Ewing on the Quebec talks only on con- in a vaulted chamber behind the report back to them within a year. It xman unlearns her presidential ex on Dallas." People said. dition he not be identified, said thick stone walls of the Citadel, a The Canadian Coalition on Acid Reagan "felt if Mr. Gorbachev is Alan Alda will reportedly close the gap next year fort built in the 1800s to defend Rain, an umbrella group of business, NEW YORK I API - President Reagan's former with a $4 4 million contract for a new comedy on ready, they could have a real, against an expected American at- wife. Jane Wyman, earns more than he does — substantive meeting at this point." tourism and coaservation groups. CBS tack. dismissed the move as "a face- But in a luncheon speech, Reagan Afterward, Reagan and Mulroney saving gesture for the president, kept up his tough anti-Soviet line, donned overcoats and posed for who remains committed to the use renewing charges the Soviets viol- photographers outside the fortress's of the North American environment ated the Yalta accord calling for terrace, in front of a battery of as a garbage dump." Reagan free elections in Europe after World cannons overlooking the ice-clogged War II; the Geneva convention Bt. Lawrence River. Mulroney. whose government has banning use of chemical weapons; announced a majfr pollution clean- ' I Continued from Page 1A) ployees, according to Lerner. hold. $124,897: Freehold Township, the anti-ballistic missile treaty; and Reagan said the salmon treaty Some towns said they won't feel $77,047 up effort, was pushing for more Mayor Saul G Hornik said he the Helsinki agreement to respect "symbolizes how we are able, with action by the United SUtes to halt knew the loss of ravenue sharing the effects of the proposed elimina- human rights. a combination of hard work and tion at all Freehold Township, for Also. Hazlet. $164,757: Highlands, the sulfur and nitric oxide pollutants Would be coming since 1981. and that $28,694. Holmdel. $34,593: Howell "Let us always remain idealists high-level attention, to turn an that are blamed in Canada for the township has been trying to example, will lose approximately irritant in our relations into a form $77,000 in federal revenue sharing. $105,312: Interlaken. $7,051; but never blind to history," Reagan damage to lakes and forests. The attract new ratables to make up for Keansburg. $163,436. Keyport, said, offering to talk with the of cooperation." Reagan administration argues it But Mayor Clare Farragher said the loss of funds. $116,439: Little Silver. $21,867: Loch Soviets on a variety of issues, from In a speech to federal and wants more research before initiat- Council President David M. the township would be able to make Arbor. $4,172. Long Branch, arms control to human rights to, provincial leaders, Reagan told up for the lost revenues through its ing a new, inevitably expensive Lerner said the federal spending $323,582: Manalapan. $80,657: Man- US.Soviet bilateral issues. Canada's new Conservative leader, pollution control program. surplus reserves, and will only hit asquan, $50,783: Marlboro. $114,052; cuts, coupled with "unrealistic" the township in the long run. state-mandated spending limits, Matawan. $46,881; Middletown. "We're fortunate in that we have demonstrate the township's need to $4%.167: Millstone.' $28,659; Mon- quite a comfortable cushion. " Far- mouth Beach. $13,286; Neptune City. expand its budgetary base for future ragher said Lawsuit years $35,581; Neptune Township, The amount of federal revenue $349,289; Ocean, $222,781. A referendum, approved by voters sharing funds each municipality (Continued from Page 1A) Locascio said he is not rep- Locascio said the officers were last month, will allow the township receives, according to the state Also. Oceanport. $35,329; Red Joseph Mulvihill was convicted of resenting the five Mulvihill chil- named because they either were at to go nearly $1 million over the state Department of Community Affairs, Bank. $77,049; Roosevelt. $3,706; manslaughter by a county Superior dren, ages 2-13, although "they the scene the day of the murder, or "cap. " and Lerner said the ad- is as follows Rumson. $30,003; Sea Bright, Court Jury in December in the certainly would be the direct heirs had responded to one of three ditional funds would also help offset Aberdeen. $142,493. Allenhurst. $15,694. Sea Girt. $13,268; drowning and beating death of his of any rewards we received." domestic violence calls at the the loss of revenue sharing $9,491. Allentown. $11,423: Asbury Shrewsbury. $27,357; Shrewsbury wife on June 4. Locascio said he had taken steps Mulvihill residence. "In any emerging town, it ithe Park. $485,843. Atlantic Highlands. Township. $17,049; South Belmar. He was sentenced Friday to the to have Randy Marquette, Terry's During testimony at the trial in . loss of revenue sharing i is bound to $43,898. Avon. $25,650: Belmar. $26,740; Spring Lake. $33,145; Spring maximum of 10 years in prison by brother, named as administrator of December, Mulvihill had testified cut into services." Lerner said. $85,710: Bradley Beach. $90,600: Lake Heights. $25,392; Tinton Falls, Superior Court Judge James A. the estate. Marquette hired he apd his wife were struggling (or The revenue sharing funds were Brielle. $24,944. Colts Neck. $31,659: $83,332; Union Beach. $76,461; Up- Kennedy, with a five-year minimum Locascio. control of a baseball bat when it hit largely applied to paying the Deal. $9,995: Ealontown. $125,005: per Freehold. $11,175; Wall, before parole. Ford, however, said yesterday he her, cracking her skull. MulvihiU's salaries of police department and Enghshtown. $12,129: Fair Haven. $117,245; and West Long Branch. On Jan. 28, Prosecutor John A. believed the potential legal suit has psychiatrist testified his patient public works department em- $23,374: Farmingdale. $5,424. Free- $41,267. Kaye officially reprimanded Police "no legal standing." He noted that then entered' a "brief reactive Chief Richard Trembley and acting he represents the Mulvihill family, psychosis," where he lost all powers Chief Michael Ennis for their failure including his client and the children, of reasoning and acted in bizarre, to instruct borough policemen to and said only the spouse and irrational manner. follow procedures in the Domestic children can file a claim on behalf Mulvihill testified that after he THE WEATHER Violence Act. of the estate. saw the blood, a|l he could think The investigation into the police Union Beach Borough Attorney when that when his wife's hair was Jersey shore department was sparked by the Robert B. Thaler said yesterday he dirty, she would wash it. Th« Forecast for 7 p.m. EST, Tue., March 19, death of Terry Mulvihill. which believed the borough was immune He said that he carried her to the occurred after borough police had from the lawsuit under the New Mostly sunny today, with highs in bathtub, leaned her head over, and responded to a domestic dispute call Jersey Torts Act. Thaler said the let the water run. Mulvihill swore the low 50s. Southwest wind 10 to 15 at the residence. law granted municipalities specific mph. that at no time did he ever place her immunities. in the tub. However, his mother Fair tonight, with lows around 30 "The police responded to a call, testified she found Terry lying Mostly sunny tomorrow, with and (Mr. Mulvihill) agreed to leave Thaler said public entities and facedown in S inches of water in the highs 50 to 55 Ocean water the house," Locascio said. "Forty- employees could not be sued be- bathtub. temperatures are in the mid 40s. five minutes later the police re- cause of "a failure to make arrest turned him. and three hours later or retain an arrested person in An autopsy revealed Mrs. Marine forecast she died. The police were negligent custody, a failure to provide proper Mulvihill died of asphyxia due to in returning, rather than retaining police protection or services or drowning. Manasquan to Cape Henlopen. Mulvihill." insufficient police protection or On Friday, the Marquette family .Winds southwest 10 to 15 knots Under the 1982 state Prevention of service, or because of an adoption or received permission to file suit from today and tonight. Domestic Violence Act, a policeman failure to adopt or enforce a law." Superior Court Judge Peter W fair through tonight Visibility is required to restrain the attacker, Locascio, however, said that Thomas. Permission was required over 5 miles and average seas 2 to or have the attacker removed from Thaler "interprets the act differenly because 90 days had elapsed since 4 feti today. High 70 the house. In addition, the police than I do. The borough, the police the incident, Locascio said. Outlook for tomorrow, fair with Temperatures ' must inform a couple of their right department and the officers are not west wind 10 to 15 knots. to file a complaint in the family immune at all. They are respon- - USA R. KRUSE division of Superior Court. sible." • Weather elsewhere FRONTS: Borough policemen had told the The Union Beach officers to be prosecutor's office that they had not named in the suit are Chief Richard The Daily Register Wmparaluraa indicala pravioul days nigh and ovirn-gM low ID tin) EST been aware of the domestic violence Trembley, acting Chief Michael r HI Lo »ic Olla act on June 4. and two officers told Ennis, Sgts. 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Sunau pi 62 M CM H 36 ^ (Contlaiied from Page 1A) y Praaa naam I—lint 70 50 61 Clr i\ « civil suit against Joseph Mulvihill, .36 <0 06 54 22 Cir Prmade'pf"* 5n5 He testified he carried his wife to w 07701. Pu^ianaa OWyTM S. ano s.m C>f Phoefli* 80 57 the borough of Union Reach, the 38 '3 59 n the bathtub and leaned her head Yaaia Day. Manorial Oay. July «h. L 56 34 no "V D,ita.rn,rrjh over the faucet and let the water run police department and sewn imti- ThanliaaiwM* n-« —• ~ tt 09 "KM'MO | I - .. Hi he leave her in the tub. . The ha«is of the suit against the UIIHIIK oarTt n 44 II.* C'l 34 Ta>m Oaav • 39 37 J! -1 Raprfl &l» 94 37 However, his mother Leona borough is a letter from Prosecutor 1-12 M I7tv»aaa 49 22 04 car 6< 37 CO, Reno 40 John A. Kaye, which reprimanded 11-51 Maak !«/•«• W«* )»S Mulvihill testified that she found 1 t as/ami Mia* Moy«aat 33 20 0i car 69 ifl cdy ..1 29 !•" 67 40 ' Cl> 65 car Sat'a'"er'it' SH 47 01 Terry lying face-down in five inches Police Chief Richard Trembley and 40 19 07 car 72 Clf Si LOU'S 31 so 99 Acting Chief Michael Ennis for their - / by Camar — Darfy and &„ 51 25 Cli %• Pete Ta^npi H of water, and an autopsy revealed M C-' 52 01 II M a «a*. Suoda, o~y » can.. Daily on?" „ Sat La«e C'ty 41 failure to instruct borough police- 66 41 c" .bbboc* fit H COf 90 Mrs. Mulvihill died of drowning. Singia copy at Counlar — Dai*y 25 c«o». Sunday J 38 19 03 cay Mttmpi* 61 ie San Anioi.o M 48 Attorney Louis Locascio con- man on the Prevention of Domestic 64 3' car 67 It en San D«9O *,. 58 M 'POSTMASTER Sand addnaa cna ( Violence Act. cnangaalo Tna 56 32 SM 55 u Cfly Sa» F a"csco firmed that Terry's family, the Daily Bag«x. P O Bo. S». «ad Bantma,. fi J 07701 TUESDAY, MARCH 19,1965 The Pally Register 3A Major cocaine cartel cracked SAN DIEGO (AP) - Tw Peru- The Peruvians were among SI interagency group set up by Presi- from northern San Diego County. He sergeant vians accused of eontroling be- people named in federal complaints dent Reagan in MS. was being held without bail pending iween 20 percent an* S Meant of and in a 2fl-page indictment, un- "The defendants represented here a custody bearing today. fie cocaine enterio( tit United sealed yesterday, that authorities make up one of the most significant It also alleged that another Peru- SUtet have been arrested End their laid breaks an organization that cocaine conspiracies and cartels vian citizen, Jose Antonio Ledgard, named driver orianhatlon has bean smashed, took millions of dollars out of the ever investigated in this district," 27, was responsible for East Coast federal authorities said yaiterday. country. Fifty-nine of the 81 have Nunez said distribution from Miami, where he The ring accounted for 12 to 14 been arrested, U.S. Attorney Peter The indictment alleged that was arrested last Thursday. tons of cocaine entering this country Nunez said at a hews conference. Augustln Fernando Maurtua, 26. a "These people were the highest The 18-month investigation was annually. uid U.S. Drug Enforce- Peruvian citizen and Carlsbad resi- in hit-and-run echelon of the cocaine market in ment Administration spokesman conducted by the Organized Crime dent, headed the West Coast dis- NEW YORK (AP) - A police Ward declined to say Sherman had Drug Enforcement Task Force, an South America and Peru," Nunez SUn Furce. tribution network of the operation said. sergeant accused in a fatal hit-and- been driving the vehicle, but added run accident on Park Avenue was that "it usually is the driver who arrested yesterday on charges of is charged." manslaughter and criminally neg- After striking the two ped- Political groups may spend freely ligent homicide, a district at- estrians, the officers completed torney's spokeswoman said. their assigned shift and failed to WASHINGTON (AP) 4 Political White said the decision "con- of a presidential candidate, not Individuals can give no more than Sgt. Frederick Sherman, 37, and report the accident, police have action committees may spend un- tinues this court's dismemberment direct contributions to candidates or $5,000 annually to any single PAC. officers Edwin Collaio, 26, and charged. They were immediately limited amounts of money on behalf of congressional efforts to regulate their campaign organizations. In other matters, the court: Anthony Conte, 25, had been suspended on charges of conduct of the presidential candidate of their campaign spending." He charged The court's decision left open the —Heard arguments in a Cleburne, suspended since Saturday as a unbecoming an officer but until choice, the Supreme Court ruled that the court "once again trans- possibility that Congress some day Texas, case concerning the result of a Friday night accident yesterday none had been charged. yesterday. formed a coherent regulatory could pass a new — and less authority of communities to exclude that killed one man and injured Other than denying they were scheme into a nonsensical, loophole- sweeping - spending limit that from residential neighborhoods another. involved, the three had been silent By a 7-2 vote, the justices struck ridden patchwork." might pass constitutional muster. However, only Sherman was about the incident. down as unconstitutional a post- group homes for mentally retarded Marshall called the Invalidated But for now, no spending limit people. A decision is expected by ordered arrested, and he was Watergate law that tried to limit spending limit "Justified by the apprehended on charges of second- The Patrolmen's Benevolent As- any political committee's spending exists. July. congressional interests in ... degree manslaughter, criminally sociation uid in a statement that to $1,000 for a presidential candidate Yesterday's decision dealt solely —Agreed to consider reinstating eliminating political corruption and negligent homicide and leaving (he Collazo and Conte did not come who accepts public financing. with how much political committees the lawsuit of an Illinois couple the appearance of such corruption." scene of an accident, said Barbara forward immediately because may spend on their own in behalf of whose twin daughters were born The court said the law violated But the majority decision said, Thompson, a spokeswoman for Sherman had told them that he free-speech rights. presidential candidates. It did not with birth defects after the Army "The fact that candidates and District Attorney Robert would take responsibility for the deal with how much PACs, or erred in determining the husband's accident and would tell authorities "Allowing the presentation of elected officials may alter or reaf- Morgenthau. individuals, may contribute to presi- blood type. about it. views while forbidding the expen- firm their positions on issues in As to the other two officers, diture of more than 11.000 to present dential candidates or those can- —Refused to let two Texas news- response to political messages paid didates' official campaign organiza- Thompson said "they have not Ward said the two would face them is much like allowing the papers gain access to millions of been charged as yet and the for by the PACs can hardly be called tions. several departmental charges. speaker in a public hall to express pages of pre-trial documents filed in investigation is continuing." his views while denying him the use corruption." PACs and individuals still can a lawsuit over the delayed construc- However, the police union said Hyman Chernow, 70, was killed of an amplifying system." Justice "One of the essential elements of give no more than $1,000 in any one tion of a $5.S billion nuclear power in a statement that Collazo and and Jack Sitowiu, 72, suffered a William H. Rehnquist wpote for the democracy is the presentation to the election to a candidate running for plant in south Texas. Conte had told Morgenthau that broken leg. Sitowiu was in good court. electorate of varying points of president, the House or the Senate. view," Rehnquist wrote. Independent expenditures by indi- —Refused to allow a mass burial Sherman was driving the car. condition yesterday at Lenox Hill Justices Byron R .'White and Police Commissioner Benjamin Hospital. Thurgood Marshall dissented vigor- The decision affects only PAC viduals or PACs in congressional and religious service for 16,500 ously. funds spent independently on behalf elections have no legal limits. fetuses in Los Angeles County. THE NATION

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A Nationwide Financial Services Network of Over 280 Offices 4A The Daily lUgfalwr TUE8DAY. MARCH 19. 1965 Marshall paid for wife's murder, THE STATE says sworn statement of associate Slain cop's coworkers to get help PLAINFIELD (AP) - The police Powlett, the first policewoman in New Jersey to be killed In the line "He said he didn't want to be officers who witnessed the execu- PHILADELPHIA (AP) - An sealed the statement; the News, He agreed to testify against of duty, was shot to death Thursday Marshall and Larry N. Thompson, present when hi? wife was killed," tion of their colleague, Abigail Ocean County, N.J., businessman Philadelphia Inquirer and Asbury Powlett, will undergo psychiatric night after being held hostage for hired • hit man to murder his wife Park (N.J.) Press have appealed the who was charged with the actual McKinnon said In the statement murder, as part of a plea bargain counseling, said Union County Pros- nearly » minutes. on the Garden State Parkway last order to the Superior Court. "He didn't want her to be taken off ecutor John H. Stamler. [all to collect more than $1.5 million In the statement, McKinnon said that guarantees him less than five . in a rape-murder. ... He didn't want Powlett. S3 and a three-year "The impact on them was in life Insurance, according to a he traveled to Atlantic City three years in prison. a shotgun used. He didn't want veteran of the US-member force, statement made by a Lousiana man tremendous," the prosecutor said on was taken hostage and slain by a 28- times at Marshall's request, eventu- Marshall's attorney, Glenn A. anything that would mar the beauty Sunday, noting that a psychiatrist charged In the murder and detailed ally agreeing to arrange Mrs. Zeitx, told the News he was upset of his wife. Maria." year-old employee of the city's in a published report yesterday. called In on Friday to speak with the housing authority. In full view of Marshall's murder for 185,000, ac- the statement had been given to the Marshall, who has denied any officers who witnessed the shooting several officers who were trying to The Philadelphia Daily News said cording to the News. newspaper and declined further involvement in the killing, has told was expected to return to head- comment. confessed murder conspirator Billy He also said Marshall lived police that he got out of his car the quarters this week. negotiate her release Wayne McKinnon told detectives in beyond his means and had built up One of nine female of fleers on the In the statement, McKinnon night of Sept. 7 to check a flat tire "This Is a normal procedure and a sworn statement that Robert O. gambling and other personal debts. force and a mother of two, Powlett quotes Marshall as saying, "What I at the parkway picnic area near it's best to do It now before signs of Marshall wanted his wife, Maria, Is to be hurled at the Evergreen really want Is to get rid of my wife, Oyster Creek. stress or any delayed reactions show killed quickly and cleanly because McKinnon, a former Caddo Par- up later," said Stamler. Cemetery in Morristown. he was under financial pressure and ish, La., sheriff's deputy, was to dispose of her," the News said. eager to pursue an extramarital indicted in the slaying along with In the document. McKinnon de- He said he was knocked un- affair. Marshall and two other Louisianans. tailed how Marshall told him June 11 conscious and someone took $2,000 Cities breeding mosquitoes The News said it had obtained the He is the prosecution's star witness that he wanted his wife killed that from his wallet When he awoke, he statement from a source in Louisi- in the case and gave the formal. It- evening at the Ram's Head Inn near found his wife had been shot to death ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Ameri- scrapers have become "veritable ana. An Ocean County judge had page statement Dec. II. Atlantic City in the front seat. ca's urban areas have become beacons to mosquitoes," which are prime breeding grounds for mos- also attracted by the blue street quitoes, a scientist told the Ameri- lights popular in most urban can Mosquito Control Association centers. yesterday. He noted that sodium vapor lights Principal calls pupil records seizure emitting an orange glow are leu Dr. William R. Horsfall, professor emeritus at the University alluring to mosquitoes of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, In addition, development in cities said one result of the rising urban nationwide has so upset normal a plot to embarrass superintendent mosquito population may be an drainage of water from the land's increase in cases of diseases carried surfaces that fertile areas for NEWARK (API - The seizure of confidential DeBanico's newest court records, submitted so they could ingratiate themselves with their by the pesky insects. mosquitoes have developed student records from Summit Junior High School last week in support of his lawsuit filed last superiors to enhance their chances for promotion. Their numbers are on the rise in alongside construction sites, he last year by police looking for evidence of drug month, named as defendants police Chief Frank But William Robertson, an attorney rep- metropolitan areas, where there is said. abuse was spurred by animosity among town Formichella, Mayor Robert Hartlaub, Summit resenting the defendants in the case, said "possibly our worst record for Meanwhile, he said, chemicals officals and employees' efforts for advancement, High School Principal Donald Geddis as well as DeBanico's allegations were "not true." encouraging mosquito nuisances," and other forms of insect control the school principal has alleged in federal court three police department members. The search of the records of no students aged he said. have helped decrease the mosquito's papers He alleged they were involved in a conspiracy 10 to 14 touched off a controversy that received Horsfall said lights on sky- ranks nationally. But the attorney for the officials named in the that DeBanico said stemmed from feelings of national media attention. lawsuit by principal Donald P. DeBanico said animosity allegedly held by Hartlaub against DeBanico has maintained that he abided by yesterday that there was no truth to the Superintendent Richard L. Fiander. state and federal laws governing the type of allegations. The suit alleged that Hartlaub wanted to information he is authorized to turn over to N.J. stays chief port of harbor police. DeBanico is seeking compensatory and "embarrass" Fiander by creating and purporting NEWARK (AP) - Shipping ac- beth terminal, according to the punitive damages in a U.S. District Court lawsuit to act on "baseless allegations" that DeBanico A Union County grand jury has said the tivity at New Jersey ports increased annual report by the Maritime here that alleges his reputation was injured by and Fiander, to whom DeBanice was responsible, investigation into alleged drug and alcohol abuse last year, but on the other side of the officials involved in the Jan. 9, 1984. seizure of were soft on drug activity at the junior high was based on "unsubstantiated hearsay." Association of the Port of New harbor New York's busiest ter- York. 2.300 confidential records. school and illegally concealed such activities In its 90-page report, the grand jury also minals saw a decrease in traffic, a The principal alleged that police reports from police. faulted the police who sought the search warrants new report says. The report, which was issued claiming he withheld from police information Geddis' motivation, according to DeBanico's from a municipal judge for playing on "emo- recently, said that of 6,153 ships tionalism rather than concrete facts." Of all the cargo ships that entered about drug and alcohol abuse at the school court papers, stemmed from a long-standing the New York-New Jersey area in arriving in the bistate area, 4,063 damaged his reputation. animosity toward Fiander and the hope that he In the aftermath of the seizure, Union County used New Jersey ports and 2,515 — Prosecutor John Stamler ordered police depart- 1984, 66 percent dropped anchor in The police reports were filed in support of an could take Fiander's place. the Garden State and a majority of 11 percent more than in 1983 — application, later granted, authorizing the seizure ments in his county to go through his office when The four members of the police department, those used the Port Newark-Eliza- docked at Port Newark-Elizabeth. of student records. the court papers said, were in on the conspiracy seeking search warrants. Great Adventure seeks delay of trial TOMS RIVEH (AP) - Great parent company, Six Flags Corp., against any delay In the case, and Addison reserved decision on Adventure's defense attorneys were indicted in September. noted that the six-month period Great Adventure's motion for a Timeless argued yesterday for a delay in the Great Adventure attorneys have coincided with the end of the busiest delay and set additional arguments firm's aggravated manslaughter asked to delay for six months the season for the Great Adventure park in the case for today, when the trial, saying the theme park can not scheduled May IS start of the trial, In Jackson Township. firm's attorneys planned to seek a Eye presently get a fair jury to hear saying that most potential jurors Great Adventure attorneys deny psychiatric examination for a 15- charges stemming from last May's should have time to forget about the the theme park's season was the year-old boy identified in court fatal amusement fire. intense pre-trial publicity in the reason they sought a delay. papers only as J.R. Beauty* University of Chicago Law case. Zeisel said he found that 56 4 Professor Hans Zelsel, who has "Time heals emotions," said percent of 1,400 people surveyed Great Adventure alleges in court studied jury selection, said he found Michael Wilbert. an attorney for held Great Adventure responsible papers that the fire was set by an in a survey of IS of New Jeney'f II Great Adventure. He said a six- for the deaths. arsonist. counties that a majority or residents week postponement, which Superior His survey encompassed the coun- believe Great Adventure was re- Court Judge Mark Addison sug- ties of Bergen, Burlington, Mon- J.R. was detained by authorities sponsible for the May 11 deaths of gested during a hearing here, was mouth, Morris, Ocean, Cumberland, on the night of the blaze after a eight teen-agers in the haunted not long enough. Cape May, Passaic, Somerset, Es- Pennsylvania youth said another castle amusement. Ocean County Prosecutor Edward sex, Middlesex, Mercer, Salem. youngster bragged about starting the appearance of dark awaken each day with an Turnbach argued In court papers Gloucester and Atlantic, he said. the blaze cant be duplicated with luhe»ind attractively attractive, natural look. Great Adventure Inc. and Its conventional eye makeup outlined eyea. can now be youn. For more information or an Perfectly auited for the appointment cal. Natural Eyea'" is an exciting active woman.Natural Eyea" New Jersey taxpayers are hit 7th hardest new technique that creates ii also ideal for women who lasting eye enhancement. have difficulty applying MID-ATLANTIC New Jersey's rate was well below 1962, when the per capita payment New Jersey joined the trend that This short procedure conventional eyeliner. WASHINGTON (AP) - People in involve* the placement of EYE CENTER 43 states paid less in taxes to their the per capita figure for Alaska, was f 1,353. Nationally, there was an saw people giving smaller amounts of their income to the tax collector, colored pigment around the Natural Eyea" enhances sUtes and communities than New which at $4,908 had the highest toui average increase of 6.9 percent, the hue of the eyclaahea. giving eye beauty, allowing you to (201) 741-0858 Jersey residents did in 1983, a new in the country. smallest gain for a single year in the although the state lagged behind the report by a private tax group shows. But New Jersey's taxes have past four years. national average. The study showed that New grown faster than the national Jersey's state and local govern- average in the last decade, the study ments collected an average of $1,457 showed. from each man, woman and child in New Jersey residents faced aver- the state in 1983 - the seventh age payments of $631 in 1973, the highest amount in the country. report Mid, the tenth highest total in Federal taxes were not included in the country at the time. the computations. The Tax Foundation, a non-profit Since then, the state's per capita research group that monitors tax figure has increased 131 percent. and fiscal matters, said that na- During that same 10-year period, the tionally, the amount that every average for the nation has grown by American paid to his or her state 111 percent, from $577. and local government came to an The amount paid by New Jersey average of $1,216. residents grew by 7.7 percent since

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Rooney, 87, died in March MM. of both companies, each ABC share- owned more than one station before died at her home Saturday. holding company and whose per- York, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles Her ton, Thomai Rooney, died in holder would receive $118 in cash sonal fortune is estimated at $665 and San Francisco. ' the rule went into effect were Born In Jeney City, Mrt. Rooney January IKS. plus a tenth of a warrant that would allowed to keep them. lived in Atlantic Highland, met of million, is to be elected a Capital ABC's radio division has 1,596 Surviving are a daughter, Mn. M. allow the purchase of Capital Cities Cities director at the time of the affiliated radio stations. ABC owns her lite before moving here 10 yean common stock at a set price. ago. Patricia Flna, with whom the merger. 12 AM or FM stations. FCC rules were recently changed resided, two brothers, Rev. Duntlan Each whole warrant would entitle Capital Cities, which earned The company, which earned $195 to allow a single entity to own up to She had been employed by the holder to purchase one share of Travelers Insurance Co., New York, Rellly of Gadspon, Ala., and Vincent $135.2 million on revenue of $939.7 million on revenue of $3.7 billion in 12 TV stations, 12 AM and 12 FM Reilly of Bayonne; 11 grand- Capital Cities common stock at $250 million last year, has four ABC 1984, is also involved in publishing, radio stations. The rule had been and the was a communicant of St. a share for a period of 2'» years Jude'i Roman Catholic Church, children; and one great-grandson. affiliate television stations in Phila- video enterprises, motion pictures seven of each. The increase for from the merger. For a period of 90 delphia, Houston, New Haven-Hart- radios stations is already in effect. Blaintown. and a member of its The MacFadden Funeral Home, and scenic attractions. Hope Senior ClUzeni. days following the merger, holders ford, Conn., and Buffalo, NY In Belvidere, is in charge of arrange- of warrants would have the right to addition, it owns CBS affiliates in Her husband. Thomas J. Rooney, ments. sell the warrants to Capital Cities Raleigh-Durham, N.C., and Fresno, Henry T. Higgins for $30 each. Calif., and an independent station in Wanted— The companies said that including Tampa-St Petersburg, Fla. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Hen- World War I and a former member the warrant provision, the deal was Capital Cities also holds licenses (Continued from Page 1A) speaking young men had broken into ry T. Higglni, of 11 Alexander Ave , of American Legion Post No. 54, worth $121 a share. ABC has 29.1 for 12 radio stations and owns more a "legitimate" nearby location, a Pilgrim Way home when they died Sunday in the John L. Mont- Freehold. million shares oustanding. than 50 cable television systems. It Cummins said. were surprised by a woman who gomery Medical Home. Surviving are his wife, Clare Foy ABC stock closed at $105 75 on the also owns the Fairchild Publications If no one appears to be at home, lives at the home, according to Born in Marlboro, he lived in this Higgins, at home; a son W. Donald New York Stock Exchange, up $31.25 business newspaper group and its the suspects kick in the front door police. area all his life. Higgins, at home; two daughters, from Friday. Capital Cities was up daily newspapers include the Times to gain access and then park their The man allegedly struck the Mr. Higgins was a building con- Inez M. Higins, at home, Lucy H. $7.50 at $183.50. and the Star in Kansas City, Mo.; car in house's garage, Cummins woman in the face, but not before tractor in this area for 65 years until Federici, Freehold; two grand- Buffett's company, Berkshire the Star-Telegram in Fort Worth. said. she had alerted township police. The his retirement three yean ago. children and three great- Hathaway Inc., agreed to purchase Texas; the Oakland Press in Pon- "If any residents are approached woman required stitches in her face, He was a communicant of St. grandchildren at the time of the merger 3 million tiac, Mich.; and The Daily and by any young males matching the and Cummins said she is still Rote of Lima Church, Freehold, and The Higgins Memorial Home, unissued treasury shares of Capital Sunday Register in Shrewsbury, description and asking for direc- "pretty shook up." a member of the Holy Name Freehold, is in charge of arrange- Cities common stock, or about 18 N.J. tions, and they spot a car baked up After taking jewelry, a television Society. He was an army veteran of ments. percent of Capital Cities' 16 million The ABC television group on their driveway, a big red flag and other household objects, the Susie F. Cenzano shares outstanding, for $172.50 a provides entertainment and sports should go up, and they should call three drove off in a blue sedan, the police" Cummins said. according to the woman's acocunt. LONG BRANCH - Susie F. a member of the International The suspects are "strictly kick-in Working with Matawan and coun- Genzano, 80, died Sunday at Mon- Ladies Garment Workers Union. Lawrence E. Seymour thieves, " and do not use any tools, ty authorities, township police mouth Medical Center. traced the car to Perth Amboy. Her husband, John Genzano, died FREEHOLD - Lawrence ,E 2393, Bernardsville, and the George said Patrolman Jospeh Bonavico, Bom in Naples, Italy, Mn. Gen- The woman went to Perth Amboy in 1956. Seymour, 44, of 46 Monument St., Washingoton General Assembly No the investigating officer. They take zano had been a resident here since only portable household objects — with Bonavico and identified the car Surviving are two sons, Vincent died yesterday at Freehold Area 2393. Somerville. 1947. Hospital, Freehold Township. such as jewelry, television and VCR and Gual. Prior to retiring IS yean ago, she Urgo of Eatontown, and Joseph Surviving are his wife, Angla Born in Bernardsville, he lived equipment, cameras and appli- Two other vehicles, including a was a seamstress employed by Urgo, here; two grandchildren and Trevisano Seymour; a son, Law- here for the past seven years. cances — that they can sell quickly Chevrolet van and a green Fiat, Podell Manufacturing Co., here. two great-grandchildren. Mr. Seymour was a retired em- rence Seymour Jr.; of on the street, Bonavico said. have been cited by witnesses as The Damiano Funeral Home, She was a communicant of Holy ployee of the Veterans Adminis- Bernardsville; a brother, John J. Identified only as "John Doe," the getaway cars for the suspected Trinity Roman Catholic Church, and here, is in charge of arrangements. tration Hospital, Lyons. Depoto of Forked River and a sister suspect is described as an Hispanic burglars, Bonvanico said. He was a communicant of St. Barbara Krautheim of West Long male between 18 and 20 years old, Police in Holmdel and Aberdeen Anne S. McAleer Rose of Lima Church, here. He was Branch. approximately 5 feet, 10 inches tall, are conducting separate investiga- tions. Three of the break-ins were in MATAWAN - Anne "Dotty" Bridge; and a grandchild. a member of the Parsippany-Troy The Higgins Memorial Funeral and of medium build. The Day Funeral Home, Keyport. Hills Elks Lodge No. 2178, the In an incident last Tuesday morn- Holmdel. and two each occurred Sullivan McAleer, 53, died yesterday Home, here, is in charge of arrange- here and in Aberdeen. at St. Peter's Medical Center, New is in charge of arrangements. Knights of Columbus Council No. ments. ing, he and two other Spanish- Brunswick. Born in Bayonne. Mrs. McAleer lived there until moving here 22 years ago. 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For current rates on our other ffM Investments He was a member of Mount Zion investnient options, including our call our 24 hour Toff Fn9 Rate phone number: AME Zion Church, Eatontown, where he was past president of the MoneyMarket IRA. men's singing club, and a life -~" 1-800-982-0194 member of the choir. . It's a flexible account that pays He is survived by hit wate, the former Theresa Armstrong; and talMMId Mml ptMfty ft •HMnaata from ctrttfkatM btlott several cousins. The Robert A. Braun Home for MIDLANTIC Funerals, Eatontown. is in Charge of Mwnbef FDIC arrangements. Midlantic National Bank/Merchants 6A The Dally Register TUESDAY, MARCH 19. 1985 The Daily Register Helping win the drug war Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper WASHINGTON - The drug lords have about diplomatic protocol than the drug declared war on the U.S. government. menace. GEORGE J LISTER Footnote: Not all the Hollywood crowd /'resideni and Publuhrr They kidnapped and killed an agent of the Drug Enforcement Administration in goes along with the drug cult. Some crusading acton, directors and producers Bill Thompson Charles C. TriUehorn Jane Foderaro Mexico; they paid a gunman 1900,000 to Ed.Cor Cll» Kdilur murder U.S. Ambassador Edwin Coir in have formed the Entertainment Industrie* JACK Council to deglamorize drugs They have Michael J. Kazala Lawrence C. Newman Michael J. Pellegrini Bolivia; they exploded a bomb outside the Director a] Marketing (tn ultillun Dtrtctor Controller U.S. Embassy in Colombia; they killed 19 ANDERSQ the support, incidentally, of two former ami Adferunna members of a US -sponsored program to movie stars, Ronald and Nancy Reagan. eradicate coca bushes in Peru. The council has let up headquarters at They put a price on the head of ex-DEA ITU Lowell Ave., McLean, Va., 22101. chief Francis Mullen; they threatened to FDR'S GREAT DECEPTION: The only kill five Americans (or every drug dealer man to be elected president four times, extradited from Colombia to the United Franklin D. Roosevelt, was often accused States, they placed a $300,000 bounty on have to the Drug Enforcement Adminis- by frustrated Republicans of deceiving the DEA agents, dead or alive; they dis- tration, 1405 I Street, N.W.. Washington, American people. Well, they were right. patched hit teams to gun down drug DC 20537. FDR was guilty of one deception never enforcement officers. — Boycott movies and records that exposed by his political opponents: He This brazen challenge by the under- glamorize drugs. I urge an "X" rating on strove to hide the extent of the paralysis world, backed by billions in illicit drug any movie that depicts drug abuse without that struck him down in the prime of life. profits, must be met before it destroys our showing the dreadful consequences that Now Hugh Gallagher, a former Senate country. Already there has been a break- follow. aide who was himself crippled by polio as down of law and order in the United Sen. William Roth, R-Del.. has sent his a young man, has written a fascinating States; this will be followed by chaos investigators to Hollywood to examine book titled "FDR's Splendid Deception " unless the drug gangs are smashed. how the drug cult, through films and It gives details on the extraordinary Cuba's Fidel Castro is betting that the records, has created a climate that lengths to which FDR went to try to keep United States will lose the drug war. encourages drug use. Roth's people found the American people from realizing that Intelligence reports say he is secretly the three television networks, particularly they had elected a partially paralyzed encouraging and supporting the drug NBC, willing to deglamorize drugs. But man. Some episodes: trade. The depravity of the "Yanquis," he some movie makers, and the committee — FDR indicated to his Secret Service has boasted, will bring down the United of seven that rates motion pictures, were bodyguards with a nod when photogra- States. uncooperative. phers had snapped him in his wheelchair I think he's wrong, but emergency — Withdraw your money from banks or as he was being assisted out of a car. ',' action is needed Here's what I urge that launder drug profits. President The agents then confiscated the film. Out Americans who love their country to do: Reagan has unleashed the desk-bound of 40.000 photographs Gallagher examined — Choose whose side you're on. Those accountants of the Justice and Treasury in a file at Hyde Park, only two showed who use cocaine and other "trendy " drugs departments to crack down on the money- Roosevelt in a wheelchair. are financing lawlessness in America. All laundries. Roth's investigators are also — When he was to speak from a podium. it would take to defeat the drug lords is looking at the money laundering. FDR's bodyguards gathered around him for their customers to stop using the stuff; "If we dry up their money," a law and lifted him by the elbows — giving the then the pernicious crime kings would lose enforcement official said, "we will put impression that he was "walking" up the their power overnight them out of business." steps. — Demand that your local police and — Call upon the State Department to — FDR's sons developed "the finest school authorities crack down on drug use its leverage with drug-producing biceps in Washington" from training to lift traffickers. Give no quarter to the street- countries to shut down the drug flow at its the president. corner and schoolyard pushers who are source. " All {the president's) ships and all — Once at Warm Springs, Ga., sur- poisoning our children and ruining their • the president's) planes can't stop the rounded by family and close friends, FDR lives. Now the drug dealers are cutting drug smugglers," a White House source gleefully eased out of his special car and prices, my sources say. in order to hook confessed. So Reagan is bringing pressure bumped up to the front steps of the more kids on Mexico, Colombia and other nations to vacation White House on his buttocks. adopt drug-eradication programs. But he — In Hawaii during World War II, FDR — If you know who the drug pushers and has been partially obstructed by the did appear in his wheelchair — for a visit peddlers are, send whatever evidence you foreign service, which is more concerned to a ward full of disabled GIs. Defending defense dollars

The biggest item in the General He said, "The Fit is the finest fighter Dynamics billing dispute with the govern- the company has ever built and we felt our ment is $4.5 million for "public relations ' friends in and out of the Pentagon needed "What has public relations got to do a tie clasp to remind them of it. With our 'These are the only weapons that belong in space/ with building submarines, planes and markup they still cost less than a dollar tanks?' I asked the G.D. spokesman. apiece." "If we didn't inform the people as to the ART "I don't think the taxpayer objects to good job we were doing, we wouldn't get you giving gifts to anybody. But there is Hold at 55 miles per hour any re-orders for new weapons. Whenever BUCHWALD still the question of who should have to pay the taxpayer needs a Trident submarine, for them." an F-16 fighter or an Ml tank, we want The 55-mile-per-hour speed limit on Now legislation to permit states to "It is written in our contract that all tie him to think General Dynamics." t tacks, cufflinks and gifts to Admiral our highways was imposed during an increase the speed limit on interstate "I can see the advantage from your Rickover's wife may be listed as spare oil crisis in 1974 as a way of highways' within their boundaries has standpoint But I'm not clear why the parts and included in the price of a conserving fuel. As it turned out, the been proposed by western lawmakers. taxpayer should be billed millions of important to this country's survival as the weapon. That goes for baseball hats, dollars for your company's advertising We can appreciate that a rancher in weapons themselves." necklaces and special branding irons." reduced limit also saved lives. Ac- and PR campaign." cording to a study of the National Utah must cover hundreds of miles in I thetyasked, "How does the taxpayer "I was going to ask about those He replied, "The average American know the press releases he is paying for Research Council released last fall, his pick-up truck as part of his daily doesn't know one billion-dollar system branding irons. What do they have to do tell the entire story as to what your with the defense of the' country?" up to 4.000 lives are saved annually routine. And a 55-mile limit can slow from another, and it is essential that he company is doing for him?" "Those branding irons were one of the him down believes he is getting top-of-the-line because of the 55-mile limit. merchandise for his money. The only way "Because we adhere rigorously to the most popular gifts we ever handed out. Nevertheless, there's a move on in But. for the good of the entire he will ever become a discriminating 'Truth in Defense' contracting code. It There are people all over Texas and prohibits us from advertising unsubstan- Congress to permit state-by-state population, we support Howard's buyer and a connoisseur of fine weaponry Oklahoma who would have never heard of is if he knows what defense contractors he tiated claims about our weapons, de- our fighter if they hadn't seen a steer with stand on a uniform 55-mile limit. The waivers of the speed limit. And Rep. can count on That's why education liberately underbidding to get a contract a F-16 logo on his butt." statistics support his position. And James J. Howard. D-Monmouth. is through the media is so important." and issuing false information about cost "What other justification do you have fighting it. He introduced the speed New Jersey drivers — whether or not "I don't quarrel with that." I said. "But overruns. Under the code we have agreed for the Pentagon paying your public limit in the first place, and has said they admit it — know from experience you would think since you make so much to put a Surgeon General's warning on all relations fees? " he s extremely proud of that measure that high speeds on. say. the con-, money on your weapons, you would throw our products saying "This weapon could be "The obvious one is so we can defend in your public relations costs for nothing." dangerous to your health.' Without the because it has saved lives. As chair- gested N.J. Turnpike or even a ourselves in Congress and the media code we contractors are nothing." against charges that we are bilking the man of the House Public Works and relatively empty highway through "It's impossible to separate the price of "I would like to ask you about some public. It would be criminal for an Transportation Committee. Howard Oklahoma corn fields can lead to our hardware from our PR costs. The specific items which you people charged established defense contractor to pay would like to go even further and disaster. consumer's faith in what we make is as us for. Why the 10.000 F-16 necktie tacks?" those costs out of his own pocket." penalize states that don't adequatley If individual states • are granted enforce the limit , waivers under a new law. the impact Federal law requires that highway of the 55-mile-per-hour speed limit ' funding to states be cut if 50 percent will be undermined. Highways cross Oil leases to draw fire or more of the vehicles driven in that state borders and motorists naturally WASHINGTON - One day this week, state exceed the limit. According to would believe that speed limits do, unhappy. Another predecessor. James Don Hodel will step before'a cluster of Watt (1981-83), had a vastly different too. the research council's study. 56.8 microphones at the Department of the policy; he grandly offered leases that percent of cars on U.S. highways We urge our congressman from Interior. He will announce the depart- could be areawide, and this policy made exceed 55 miles per hour on roads ment's program of offshore oil and gas the environmentalists unhappy. Monmouth County to keep up his fight leases for the next five years. Then he will where the limit is posted. But no to retain the 55-mile limit. He was duck. Hodel is attempting to carve things states have ever lost funding because right in the first place and he's still JAMES down the middle: He is proposing six or Hodel is a slim, trim, good-looking seven sales a year over the next five fellow, not quite yet 50 years old, with an of violations. right. years. Bids will be sought on tracts that altogether disarming way about him. He KILPATRICK will need all the disarmament he can may constitute as much as 10 percent to muster as he takes over at Interior. He is 20 percent of a given area. He has met Out of step the 45th secretary since the department with representatives of both the oil was created in 1849. the third secretary of industry and the environmental groups and he has briefed key members of Manhattan District Attorney Rob- has new evidence and wants to the Reagan administration. He comes to Interior from three years as secretary of Congress. He has sensed no great hostility ert Morgenthau seems hell-bent on present the Goetz case to another energy. Amazingly, Hodel has no hesi- in any quarter, but who knows? By next placed on the list of endangered species. proving that Bernhard Goetz is a grand jury. tation about answering questions with "I week he may be enjoined. don't know." The Endangered Species Act of 1974 criminal. But many Americans still It isn't clear who Morgenthau is comes up for renewal this year. Hodel is A part of Hodel's hopefulness lies in the seem to think the subway vigilante is His great sprawling department hopeful that no bloodletting battle will good records that have been set In recent trying to impress with his renewed provides abundant areas for not knowing. develop in Congress on this issue, but at years. The lease program began in 19S4. an OK guy. pursuit of the subway vigilante. Hodel is expected to master everything Over the next 30 years the department the moment his attention is concentrated A Media General-Associated Press from grazing rights to Indian rights, leased 37 million acres of undersea sites Maybe he's courting the bleeding on leases of gas and oil. People can get poll released this week showed that 47 questions at a press conference may range on the outer continental shelf. These days hearts and do-gooders who think it's over surface mining, reclamation, water mildly riled up about preservation of the percent of those surveyed believed about 300 rigs actually are producing oil immoral for law-abiding citizens to distribution, fish and wildlife, mainten- Perdido Key beach mouse, but they can and gas from 6.3 million acres that have Goetz did the right thing when he get Very Riled Up about offshore pet- stand up to career criminals. ance of national parks, and administration proved productive gunned down four teen-agers in a New of our trust tercitory in the Pacific roleum. Ever the optimist, Hodel is hoping York subway car last Dec 22. Goetz Whatever he's trying to prove, the islands Last week a reporter inquired that his modest program for 1986-91 will Hodel makes one more point that he Manhattan district attorney couldn't about the beautiful shiner. The beautiful set off no fireworks. hopes will impress the wary environmen- said he acted in self-defense when the shiner, you should know - Hodel knew - One of his predecessors, Cecil Andrus be more out of step with a vast talists: In 1984 only 672 barrels of oil were youths menaced him and asked for - is a colorful fish that used to be found 11977-81), developed a policy of leasing spilled in connection with exploration and money. number of Americans who see Goetz in Arizona and New Mexico. So few sites in separate tracts of only nine square production. "You could have measured it remain that the beautiful shiner has been A New York grand jury agreed, and as a symbol for their own frustration miles. This policy made the oil industry in buckets," he says. indicted Goetz only on weapons viol- with crime and society's inability to ations. But now. Morgenthau says he cope with it. Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU

/•a-* ; ITtC A 1 Tmnu an/in ntuvnetnutev/u^vnuvsiKh I 1 ' HOHJK.I Try a book on me EXGFTTHAT imiaipm 1HEHBSeAKH9 «w nfAmxs' tomtom. FHL6OODABOUT CA9HB. •mviewefsio(W CASW. ' COUNlttfS liVttAP5THAT'/ME SP $*>• A Pennsylvania professor has writ- cites drive-through zoos as an exam- iMTottmrt vAs'AneacA * CH/mmisnc* ^^^, Illl v ten a book on leisure in the United ple of instant fun. And he says people r States. And he concludes that Ameri- play racquetball over tennis because 1 / A^jWy ^ / cans are pretty "phobic" about they can get more exercise in less having fun. < time. vm The author, Geoffrey Godbey. says Americans worry if they're compe- We would have to agree that it LmmK 3^ tent enough to beat out competitors in doesn't sound like much fun. certain leisure activities. And he As for us. we would opt for a good ft KM book on the beach, but not necessarily ml claims they treat leisure time as hurriedly as the rest of their lives. He a book on no( having fun. w TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1985 The Dally Regliier 7 A George S. Tyluki Dora F.H. Riordan MIDDLETOWN - George S. Catharine's Roman Catholic POINT PLEASANT - Dora F. ward Riordan; one daughter Mrs. OBITUARIES Tyluki, M, died yesterday at Moo- Church, Holmdel. Hamernick Riordan, 74, died yester- Mary Ann Kovacs of Millstone; two mouth Medical Center, Long Surviving are his wife, Vera day at Point Pleasant Hospital. brothers, Joseph Hamernick of Branch. Cotton Tyluki; two tons, Leigh Born in Colts Neck, she lived in Colts Neck, and George Hamernick Mr. Tyluki was a lifelong resident Tyluki of Uncroft, and Paul Tyluki Farmlngdale before moving here 11 of Wayside; and two sisters, Mrs. Harry S. Baker, former here. of the Potter School, Nelmara; years ago. Nellie Ganley of Colts Neck and former horse trainer and farm three daughters, Cathy Cameron of She retired in 1977, after IS years Mrs. Mary Mauser of Middletown. as a school bus driver for Neptune. The Holmdel Funeral Home is in manager, Mi Matawan, and Claire and Chrissy Surviving are her husband Ed- charge of arrangements. Keyport athletic directo«-v»»~« as a huntmaster, after which Tyluki, both at home; three ¥ * - Harry Stanley the baseball and basketball teaTW >l>etaiwwUtancareer t trainer for WS brothers, Joseph Tyluki, here, Pat DeLuccia "Tuffy" Baker, 61I,, of 72 Broad St., as well as football. Cotton, here. He then branched out Walter Tyluki of New Port Richey, former football coach and athletic W >on his own training for various Fla., and John Tyluki of Florida; HAZLET - Pat DeLuccia, 61, of Roman Catholic Church, Holmdel, He attended Georgetown Univer- five sisters, Mary Thompson of director at Keyport High School, sity in 1944, and the school of public owners such as J L. Me Knight of 17 Fleetwood Dr., died Sunday he was a U.S. Navy veteran of World died Sunday at Riverview Medical Massachusetts, Tower Hill Sublet, Belmar, Wanda McKnight of Red March 10 at Riverview Medical War II. health at the University of Penn- Bank, Doris Dametz of East Bruns- Center, Red Bank. sylvania in 194M6. here, and Eugene Mori and William Center, Red Bank. Surviving are his wife, Loretta Lynch. wick, and Betty Katelhon of Eaton- Born in Paterton, he lived in New McColgan DeLuccia; three sons, Bom in Morgantown, W.Va., he He then became football coach at moved here in 1M7. He spent the last five years of his town; and five grandchildren. York City before moving her 28 Frank J. DeLuccia of Old Bridge, Morgantown High School, his alma Before retiring in 1980, he was career as a farm trainer for Holly The John E. Day Funeral Home, years ago. Pat J. Deluccia of St. Louis, Mo., mater. As a student, he played on athletic director and physical educa- Crest Farm, Locust. Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- He worked as a supervisor of and Joseph P. DeLuccia., here; a tion teacher at Keyport High School the football team, where he was He was a communicant of St. ments. material handling for the Ford daughter, Mrs. Vicki Yosco of for 33 years. He coached the football named second team all-state in 1934. Motor Co., Edison, for 27 years, Keansburg; and five grandchildren. team from 1947 to 1987 He also coached football at Graf- John J. Lagana Sr. retiring in 1975. The John W. Mehlenbeck Funeral ton High School, Grafton. W.Va. He was a 1939 graduate with a HOLMDEL - John Joseph He was a communicant of St. A communicant of St. Benedict's Home is in charge of arrangements. B.S. degree in physical education From 1943-45 he was an assistant Lagana Sr., 79, died yesterday at hit Benedict's Roman Catholic Church, from the University of West Vir- football and boxing coach for the home at 2183 Route 35. here. More obituaries, page 5A ginia, where he was a prominent University of Maryland. Born in Italy, he came to the His wife, Anne V. Suckminoki intercollegiate boxer. He also play- He was a member of the Com- United States in 1907, settling in Lagana, died in 1949. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ed halfback on the university's munity Baptist Church, Neptune. Brooklyn, where he lived until Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. football team, which played in the His wife, Geneva Susan Bigler moving here 32 years ago. Domenica F. Luccarelli, here; a 1938 Sun Bowl. He later became a Baker, died in 1980. His son, John Joseph Lagana Jr., sister, Mrs. Anna Occhuito of recruiter in the university's football Surviving are two sons, John died March 3. Brooklyn; and a grandson, Peter A. New Japanese 'Super POP program. Baker and Thomas Baker, both of Both Mr. Lagana and his son Luccarelli of Rosslyn, Va. He received a masters degree in Morgantown; a sister, (Catherine operated the Lanagna Farm Mar- The John W. Mehlenbeck Funeral physical education from Columbia McCeshney of Moundsville, Va.; ket, same home address, for the Home, Hazlet, is in charge of University in 1940. two grandchildren and two great- past 32 years. arrangements. Insures Rapid Weight-Loss After receiving his masters, he grandchildren. No Dieting — Eat All You Want, became coach at Point Pleasant The Bedle Funeral Home is in Kathleen M.C. Byrne High School from 1942-43, guiding charge of arrangements. Pill Does All The Work NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. - A Byrne; three sons, Donald Ast, Ernest Host former Middletown resident, Hudson, Fla., William Ast, Santa BEVERLY HILLS. CA - An excit- already being called by many people, Kathleen M. 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VWMWi «K.HW She Is survived by her husband /•• >.iti Merrwit Sayvlew CemiWlr. Laona.*> He was a member of the War John J. Reilly; and her parents, Mr. TAYLOR — Ben|afi*i », at Tmon fa«a, NJ.. on Finance Division and director of and Mn. David A. Mulcahy of Maran ir. iMi. at imnw Miami tmr, KM sales of the U.S. Treasury Depart- Hollywood. Fla. Bar*. NJ. rurwu M> Mounl ZMn AMI Ben ment, N.J. Own*. SMOI street, nrniim, M.J. oo weettea- The Robert A.aBraun Home for The Grand Re-Opening of aty. Me/en K .i J p» «»»»•*>. K J Kaann He was vice president of sales of Funerals, Eatontown, it in charge of omoaMif. anende may etf el M AMI Iron l » the First National State Bank of utmi tia ma at aiMaa. arrangement*. TYLUKI - Same S at Uillilm. an New Jerseyin Newark in 1961 and IMS. Hiiitanl alvara (nta Cawn). Peltier o . slate director of the Essex County Paul. Clara. Chrleay 1 Mn. Cediy Cameron Braanr Heart Fund In the early 1950s. HANCE & DAVIS ol JIIM». WMar. John. Mary Tnemeeen. 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BY ELLEN GOODMAN delicately over the birth-control dial pack Thei rtfrf to figure out what Yet at the same time, young people get the BOSTON - I know people do not on the night tble, reassuring us they will makes the difference, since the level of message good girls should say no. Almost normally read teen-age sexual fantasies in produce no small centaurettes. teen-age sexual activity If about the same nothing that they see or hear about sex a family newspaper. But I will take the Goodman Fantasy Take Three: The set in all these countries Alter carefully informs them about contraception or the risk of being forever X-rated in order to this time is a TV soap-opera living room. ruling out a lot ol ether variables, they importance of avoiding pregnancy." offer you — not to mention Hollywood — The thrice-married Linda Evans, recently found at least one central point. Other Given that we are unlikely to resolve my kinkiest media fantasies for 1965. widowed from a doctor who committed AT countries are more tolerant of teen-age our national ambivalence about sex than ours, but are more committed to Goodman Fantasy Take One: The set is, suicide after discovering that he per- abstinence and contraception, at least LARGE a role in providing contraceptives and sex of course, a bedroom. The couple have formed a sex-change operation on his before the next Oscar and Emmy season, education to prevent pregnancy. been transported to this set on wings of illegitimate son, is packing to embark on I am thrown back to my personal fantasy passion and prose of purple. The camera an affair. Her girl friend says with In the United States, however, the land. The very least the media can do is comes in for a fuzzy close-up within the concern, "Whatever else, Miranda, re- public debate hinges on morality as well to make their torrid romances leu fertile. limits of PG-13. John Travolta and Olivia member your diaphragm." as practicality. We haven't decided Goodman Fantasy Tike Fear: The Newton-John are kissing madly. John I could offer you other variations on my whether our primary minion is to focus movie set is a Fort Lauderdale house looks at Olivia and croons the hit tune, fantasy theme, but by now you get the Guttmacher Institute that America is on discouraging sex or preventing preg- rented for vacation by five fraternity boys "Your contraceptive or mine?" picture. Or to be specific, you get what number one in a losing category. We lead nancy through birth control. We are from Ohio. Sean Penn is bragging about fighting two half-hearted battles instead of Gotdman Fantasy Take Two: This isn't in the picture. Missing from the most all the other industrialized nations in the his sexual exploit of the evening before concentrating on the one that we can win: scene is a Manhattan apartment. Daryl sexually explicit film or the most heated number of teen-age pregnancies. The Suddenly four of the others leap out of the battle against pregnancy. Hannah, a legendary figure who is a television show is any form of birth pregnancy rate for Americans between their seats. Matt Dillon grabs Penn by the centaur by day and a woman by night, has control. You can have sex, pregnancy, ages 15 and 19 is 96 per thousand. This As the study concludes, "American collar and yells at him: "What, are you come out of the field and into the arms of abortion, but you can't have a condom in compares to 14 per thousand in the teen-agers seem to have inherited the crazy? You had sex without a contracep- her more conventional lover, Tom Hanks. a love story. The message is that true Netherlands, 35 in Sweden and 45 in worst of all possible worlds regarding tive? Get out of this fraternity!" Cut to an Flicking her blonde mane, uh, hair, out of romance is careless romance. England and Wales. The United States is their exposure to messages about sex: older and wiser Penn explaining to the her eyes, she looks longingly at him. As What piqued my fantasy frame of mind the only country in which teen-age Movies, music, radio and TV tell them freshmen during rush week how to love, they trot into bed. the camera pans is the discouraging report from the Alan pregnancy is increasing. that sex is romantic, exciting, titillating ... carefully.

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Dear Readers: An erroneous im- every holiday (SI. Patrick's, Foarth pression was given in the Ann of July, Valentine's Day, etc.). She r Landers column of March 14 on repeatedly announce! that be is her genital herpes because a line of copy favorite in front of Us cousins was dropped. The correct infor- I realise the reason she behaves mation is as follows: neither ster- ANN this way Is that she has not come to oids, ether, chloroform applications terms with her daughter's death. I nor antibiotics are helpful. Zovirax LANDERS am sorry for her bat she Is hurting has been approved by the Food and her grandson by being so "devoted.", Drug Administration and not the He can get anything be waats f ram m Federal Trade Commission. her and he knows II. MA aWT^ Dear Ana Landers: I just paid IS My husband, son and I are In \ for a S1.M calendar I didn't want. I counseling and have asked "Grand- J alr>^ did It to repair the shattered ego of ma" to come with as, but she r my t-year-old nephew. He was real accomplishments and know all refuses. Any suggestions? — - sapposed to sell U and had soM ealy my money will go to them. But I Trouble In Texas one, to Us mother (who already had won't buy any more garbage from Dear Texas: Since you are in •.<$aV four). The neighbors bought from kids who have been bullied Into counseling (excellent idea), your their kids. I, having no children, was selling II door-lo-door - Mad In counselor should be instructing you Us final hope. At first when I said America on how to deal with "Grandma." no, he burst into tears. ^^ Dear Mad: You have a right to be She must not be permitted to lake Ann, between my nephews and annoyed. Even worse are parents over the boy, and it's up to you and 9 nieces and the neighborhood kidt, I who allow their children to hit up your husband to protect this child HI % have a pkrt-slied salesman on ,my guests in their home for raffle from her aggressive smothering. r doorstep twice a week. If you'rt a tickets for school projects. I'm glad HP/ ^L.^ kid in 1M4. and y«i want to do you wrote and I hope it helps. Dear Ann Landers: A while hack anything oatsMe school, yoa must Dear Ann Landers: Foar years a woman asked why she was aaahle L I" become a candy bar or calendar ago I married a 31-year-old widower to meet aay first-rate men. She snM i salesman. The kids are sent ott to with a 5-yEar-oM son. We live a few she went to the classical ban la L make eaUs selling overpriced jink Macks from lac child's grand- town, dressed well and had an to a saturated market with ridicu- parents. II Is awful. educated background. lous quotai. It's a terrifying, agoalt- The boy's grandmother tele- Year reply bad something to da isJl iag experience for a lot of kids. And u phones every morning al 7 a.m. (she with trout and herring. Can y*a i II never ends. First for band, then did tali to her daughter before she recall it? Our daughter needs to the soccer team, then Scouts, etc. died) and acenses me of keeping her mgmirpWMOtyOinurtl The kids hate It. Their parents hate hear the same thug- - Alton. ML grandson from her. SPRING FLINQ - Carol Eagle, left, and Maria 25, in the American Hotel, Freehold, al 8 p.m. II. And I hate It. She wants to pick him up al school Dear Al.: I remember it well: I Raitaviita, both Freehold Township, and Barbara Proceeds will benefit the Hebrew University School If coaches, band and Scout leaders every day. If I say no she becomes said, "If you want to catch trout, Cherdak, Marlboro, right, model fashions to be of Engineering. Mrs. William Pearson, 4 Thomas want to raise funds, lei the kids •piet. The woman bays him gifts for don't fish in a herring barrel." presented at a dinner and choreographed fashion Drive. Manalapan, may be contacted for tickets. MAKE something (one CM*). I'll show, "It's a Spring Fling," sponsored by the Fashions to be shown are from Manhattan bay It Lei the band give a eaacert. Greater Manalapan Chapter of Women's American Extension and Room at the Top, Manalapan, and I'll donate al the door. Pass the hat ORT (Organization lor Rehabilitation Through Footnotes. Deal. al the game. Ill drop something la Training). The event will be held Monday, March It. Al least I can clap far the kidi Welsh Farms A new wrinkle on older role models OUR FRESH BY ERMA BOMBECK and listening to someone tell me to symbol. I don't have the parts, burn my clothes as my coloring is patience and stamina for it. I've had it up to here with Linda "autumn" and not spring. Give me Let my body go. Let it sag, &FRIENDLY Evans. Joan Collins. Jane Fonda an evening with David Attenborough wrinkle and drop. Let me gray a and their older-is-better routine. being accepted by a tribe of ba- little and wheeze some. Let me say Maybe if I hadn't had dolman AT NEIGHBORHOOD boons. dumb things and forget more than I arms 10 years before dolman WIT'S I know what all of you are trying can remember. Let my chins grow sleeves came into style, or if I had STORE. my own hit series. I might feel to do, gang, and I appreciate it. and my creases multiply. END You're serving as a role model... a Welsh Farms is a name that means quality and differently And when I look at you, I'll tell conscience for a generation of you can find that quality at your nearby Welsh But unlike a lot of older sex myself that with an WOO dress, women who shouldn't give up on Farms Convenience Store. From your symbols. I have been struck down by tummy-control pantyhose and a gravity in the prime of my life and themselves just because they've camera with cold cream on the lens, morning coffee and paper to a good, I'm ticked off about it. You wanta passed the big 4- or 5-0 I could look like that too. fast lunch, think Welsh Farms talk burn, Jane? If I wear heels all I appreciate that, but I don't Stores, not fast food. Let me lie to myself. day. I can look forward to a night or obituaries and wrap the garbage in really want to be a born-again sex acute leg cramps Tell me about the economy section. younger men. Joan. I go to bed when Somehow. I am still influenced by Welsh Farms my kids are going out and get up age. When my kids tell me they're when they're coming in Talk to me dating someone. I don't want to All Flavors about confidence, Linda. Waiters know what they look like or if they don't even ask me anymore if I want still have all their own teeth or how Pint the onions left off my hamburger. ICE CREAM much money they have. I want to That hurts. .99 know how old they are. Is it possible that your lives have I've forgotten how to flirt. Poss- Welsh Farms not been altered by age? 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IS H, Nrakl North I 7WntRivtrRo«d Rumaon.NJ842.192S 101 Amsterdam Avenue, Roaelle 245-7133 TUESDAY. MARCH 19, 1985 The Daily Register 9A What is a slipped disc? Mildew bleached away DEAR HELOISE: the film canisters. You can ute them BY LESTER L When the condition is Help! My husband has been for spice containers. Wash them COLEMAN. M.D. suspected, it can be verified by looking for his favorite, new well before filling with your favorite special X-ray studies known as Plcuc expiate u> me what . pullover shirt. It was nowhere to be spicet, then label the canisters with myelograms Today, CAT scans found until today. masking tape. •UppH dlw U. It II the tint ai and sonograms are used to It was at the bottom of the clothes Ijw back pal.? _ M,. no., Ohio substantiate the presence or They are small enough to carry hamper and apparently there were HINTS Dear Mr. G : YOUR absence of a slipped disc. anywhere. — M.S. some wet towels resting on it. It now « Although a Hipped due can When a disc is found to be FROM MUM back pain, not all such pain HEALTH hat mildew stains ID the front and CUTTING BOARD ruptured, or nerniated, or slip- the back. Dear Heloise: I own a wood to necessarily caused by a slipped ped, simple conservative treat- t^ELOISE disc. There are dozens of other Is there anything I can do to cutting board and I love II, but I ment is first tried. Bed rest and remove the mildew? — J.B. have a problem with it. reasons (or low back pain, a traction are used in an effort to disease of modern mankind. That's a job for good old bleach. It smells funny, I can't seem to separate the vertebrae and allow I've found that a small amount of get rid of the odor. Do you have any Slipped disc now seems to be the disc to be freed of pressure. a far more "aristocratic" term bleach mixed with water does the solutions? — Mary When there is persistent, in- job. Use white vinegar to clean and than low back pain or even tensive pain that interferes with sacroiliac pain. They are wrong- complex rotation movements of Read the label on the back of the I tried your hint on burning papers freshen it. Pour straight vinegar on living a normal life, surgery is box or bottle to see the amount outside. It was a little windy so it the board, then scrub with a small ly used interchangeably. Conse- the body. considered. In some specific quently there is much confusion Sometimes, as a result of recommended. Mix the right was hard to get the soda directly on stiff brush, brushing well. Rinse instances, injections of an amount of bleach and water the fire. with clear water and dry it well. about terms relating to painful injury, a disc may protrude, and enzyme into the disc are used. back disorders. by pressure on nerves cause together in a basin, put the shirt in It does "shoot" out about three You also can use salt or baking It should be mentioned that and let it soak. After it has soaked, There are 33 bones, or ver- severe pain both locally and even feet and the soda did put out the fire soda to clean a cutting board. Both distant from the actual site. massage and manipulation per- wash it in warm water and soap. after a few squirts. Your idea is should eliminate the odor. After you tebrae, that run from the top of formed without specific medical the neck to the tailbone, or You have nothing to lose since the good, especially for getting at hard have cleaned the cutting board, instruction can be hazardous. In shirt can't be worn as is. Good luck. to reach places where a fire could treat it with mineral oil. Rub the oil coccyx. Between each of the Terms such as "slipped," fact, simple problems can often vertebrae there is a solid elastic - Heloise start. in and wipe off the excess. Keeping "hernlated," or "ruptured" are be converted into complicated FIRE EXTINGUISHER Of course you should have a the board clean will help prevent tissue known as a disc. Each of often applied to this condition. ones if harsh massage and ma- these acts as a protective shock Dear Heloise: A couple of years regular fire extinguisher too, but the odor - Heloise There is no guesswork in dis- nipulation are applied. ago my wife and I purchased a new soda is a good emergency substitute absorber that cushions injury to tinguishing disc trouble from the spine. SPEAKING OF YOUR mobile home equipped with one fire - Heloise If you have a lip that's really sciatica, arthritis and muscular HEALTH: Continued midnight extinguisher in the kitchen. When SPICE CONTAINERS These discs also protect the super, send it to Heloise P.O. Box disorders, all of which can re- heartburn and indigestion should we tried the extinguisher to be sure bony edges from rubbing against Dear Heloise: I have a great idea 32000. San Antonio, TX 78216. She semble the pain of the disc be tracked down to be sure that it worked, It wouldn't shut off until each other during the many for those who do a lot of camping or can't reply to your letter personally disorder. there Is no underlying disease. It was empty. traveling. but she will read it eagerly, looking My wife cane up with the idea of If you own a 35mm camera, save for great hints to ute in her column. putting baking soda in a plastic dish detergent bottle, the kind that has a School group honors Lamano top that sups down, then snaps up MEMOS SHREWSBURY - Irene Lamano. membership from the Union Beach to dispense. Luncheon, fashion show set Union Beach, received a national PTA. I tried our "soda fire ext- WEST LONG BRANCH - The clude a portable color television, P.T.A. (Parent-Teacher Associa- Milton Hughes, superintendent of inguisher" outside on newspaper West Long Branch Parent-Teacher cabbage patch dolls, Waterford MEDICAL ASSISTANTS tion) life membership at the foun- Monmouth County schools, en- flames and I'm telling you it put out Association will have a spring crystal, theater tickets for two at RED BANK - The Monmoulh ders' day luncheon of the Monmouth couraged parents to become active the fire from over three feet away. fashion show and luncheon at 1 p.m., Atlantic City casinos, a portable County Chapter of the American County Council of P.T.A.s, held in in the P.T.A.s at their own schools. Neediest to say we have three Sunday in Ilvento's West End Man- telephone and an electric wok. Association of Medical Assistants Shadowbrook. A meeting will be held March 28 around the house and two in the or, Long Branch. The public is invited to attend. will hold its monthly meeting The presentation was in recog- in the Smithville Inn, Absecon. for garage. Fill the bottle three-quar- Advance reservations are required. Wednesday. March 20. in the nition of her service as county Region IV (Monmouth County). ters full of baking soda as you need P.T.A. members will be modeling Amelia Lopano and Sandy Cohen Blaisdell Auditorium of Riverview P.T.A. president. Lamano also re- Reservations may be made through some air in the bottle to shoot the fashions by Kinkel's of Tinton Falls. are chairing the event, and Joyce Medical Center. Guest speaker will ceived a New Jersey P.T.A. life local P.T.A. presidents. soda. — D.M. Burke Gifts donated (or the event in- Luria is ticket chairman. be Joseph Formichella. M.D,. in ternist with offices in Asbury Park. All medical personnel are invited to attend. The association offers con- tinuing education on up-to-date medical procedures in adminis- trative and clinical areas. 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NEW YORK HOSPITAL New York FIRST FIDELITY BANK. NA.NewJersey Mr and Mrs. Peter A Glover. New York, daughter. March 8. Member First National State Bancorporation Paternal grandparents are Mr. and M.-mlxr'imt Mrs. William H. Glover of Locust. An I '|it.il <>|i(>'irlimll\ 1 inilii NJ 10A The Daily Register The Arts TUESDAY. MARCH 19. 1 BBS Power play is today

MIDDLETOWN - "A Peasant of El Salvador." a powerful and original play acclaimed by au- diences from Los Angeles to London, will be presented at 8 p.m. today at the Performing Arts Center of Brookdale Community College. Liner ft.

Created and performed by Gould and Stearns, a two-man theater company from Vermont, the play is a stirring story of how one farmer and his family struggle TOURING ENSEMBLE — The Czech Chamber the 1984-85 Monmouth College: In Concert to maintain their way of life Soloists, an 18-piece orchestra with solo flute and subscription series. The program includes compo- amidst the turbulent events in El harpsichord, appears al 8:30 p.m. today in Pollak sitions by Purcell, Leclair, Mozart, Vivaldi and Salvador in recent years. Auditorium at Monmouth college, West Long Bach. Tickets may be obtained at the door belore Branch. The soloists are on their second tour ol the concert. « Gould wrote the play to honor Archbishop Romero, slain on North America. The concert is the fourth event in Palm Sunday 1980. in San Salvador Peter Gould and Step- hen Stearns portray a variety of Opera festival is $10,000 richer characters, combining sensitivity with humor, interspersing mime PRINCETON - The New Jersey The festival's 1985 season opens 1379. Princeton, NJ 08542. and Latin American music. State Council on the Arts has June 25 and continues through July "We are deeply appreciative of PEASANTS' PLIGHT — "A Peasant of El Salvador," by Peter awarded a grant of $10,000 to the 7. Planned are new productions of New Jersey's generosity in helping This performance is sponsored Gould and Stephen Stearns, is being staged at 8 p.m. today in June Opera Festival of New Jersey two comedies. Benjamin Britten's us meet our goal," said Cook. "We by the Student Services Board and the Performing Arts Center ot Brookdale Community College, which will help the festival meet its "Albert Herring" and Mozart's intend to make the June Opera the Latin American Association of Lmcroft. The play is the story ol how a tarmer and his lamily $250,000 fund-raising goal, according "Don Giovanni." Festival a major cultural event that Brookdale Community College. struggle to maintain their way ol life amidst the turbulent events to Thomas P. Cook, chairman of the The June Opera Festival's per- will do credit to the entire state. The Brookdale students and staff are in El Salvador in recent years. Gould wrote the play lo honor festival's 1985 fund drive. formances take place in the 890-seat council's support is very encourag- entitled to one free ticket in Archbishop Romero, slam on Palm Sunday 1980 in El Salvador. The June Opera Festival of New air-conditioned theater of The Law- ing." advance, obtainable at the Student Jersey was founded to present, in renceville School's Allan P. Kirby Activities Office in the lower level Gould and Stearns portray a variety of characters, combining In announcing the award, Arts English, operas conceived for in- Arts Center. The festival en- of the College Commons. Ad- sensitivity with humor, and mime with Latin American music. Council executive director Jeffrey timate theaters. Its opening season courages its audience to enjoy ditional tickets are available at Tickets are tree for Brookdale students and staff. The public may A. Kesper. explained, "We re- in June at the Kirby Arts Center of picnics before performance on the the door. purchase tickets at the door. cognize in the June Opera Festival The Lawrenceville School featured school's estatelike grounds. its potential as a significant cultural a new production of Mozart's "The Ticketgoers may order picnics from resource for our state. The Arts the festival or bring their own. Marriage of Figaro." The June Council is dedicated to fostering Festival is an independent, non- Tickets are now on sale. To place vital new organizations that exhibit profit organization, which also re- an order, the festival's box office exceptional artistic quality, while ceives support from Merrill Lynch may be contacted. Interested per- also supporting our more estab- & Co. sons may write to the festival at Box lished cultural institutions." /I T>

BY CHRIS HAND agency make its decision on or before the deadline. referendum should be used to repair the wall before "It's not in writing, but the state guaranteed to make A copy of the resolution, along with a letter from the undertaking a project in 1989 to replenish area beaches. repairs to the seawall when they took the highway," he SEA BRIGHT - The Borough Council last night borough attorney Thomas J. Smith Jr., will be sent to State officials have maintained that without the adopted resolutions seeking swift action from state and said. the agency. protection of replenished beaches the wall will still be Furlong said it may be impossible for the council to federal officials on ocean dumping and repair of the sea A resolution offered by Councilman Robert J. Furlong vulneralble to decay. wall. determine who in fact owns the seawall and is therefore Sr. requests the immediate repair of ID danger areas The councilman said he disagrees strongly with this responsible for its maintenance A resolution by Councilman Andrew Manning in the seawall by the coastal resources division of the contention. "It would take a platoon of Philadelphia lawyers." he requests that the federal Enviromental Protection state Department of Environmental Protection. "(DEP director John) Weingart is wrong," Furlong said. Agency announce by April 1 its decision on whether it Furlong's resolution maintains that the repair of the said of the need for seawall repairs. Manning and Furlong's resolutions were both will close a sewage dumping site located 12 miles off seawall in Sea Bright and Monmouth Beach is the "We can't wait another day," Mayor Cecile F. Norton unanimously approved by the council. Sea Bright. second priority in a master plan for the Jersey Shore said. In another matter. Manning, also police com- The site is a major source of pollution for the Prepared in 1980. The wall has been further weakened by a severe missioner, announced that the council has negotiated a borough's public and private beaches. The 1983 shore protection bond, approved by winter storm in March 1984, the councilman said. two-year contract with its nine-member police depart- Manning said the agency, which has pledged to make referendum, authorized $50 million for statewide shore Furlong also maintained that the state unofficially ment. The contract calls for an 8.5 percent increase in the announcement by April 1, has a history of "dragging protection projects listed in the master plan, according agreed to accept the responsibility of repairing the salaries, the councilman said. their feet." to Furlong. seawall in 1963 when the state acquired the deed to The borough also hired a new patrolman and two new The councilman's resolution "demands" that the The councilman maintains that money from the Route 36 dispatchers at the meeting. Red Bank faces loss of $77,049 RED BANK - The borough could that account is big enough to handle lose 177,049 in federal revenue it. The money really could be placed sharing money if a proposal by anywhere." President Reagan to eliminate the The loss of the federal funding program is approved by Congress. could represent an additional 22 But borough officials are not pan- cents on the borough's muncipal tax icking. rate, he said. Or. the funds could be "It's nothing to sneeze at but, at made up in another manner such as the same time, is not disastrously an increase in borough revenues or unfortunate," chief financial admin- surplus funds. istrator Bruce Loversidge said. "The state may take over the "It's a nice thing to get, but not our program with its surplus," he said. major source of funding." "If that happens, the net effect SCENE OF THE CRIME — Oakhurst Spirits Unlimited in Ocean returned to buy a carton of cigarettes, when he dropped the change, Loversidge said the borough uses would be zero." reportedly lost some $700 to an unknown man lasf night who police said. The attendant only realized a stack of $20 bills was $1,500 of the money for auditing fees How the money will be made up allegedly pilfered an open cash register drawer while the attendant missing several minutes after the suspect left the store. They describe and the rest goes toward police if the program is cut will be a was helping to retrieve change that the thiel intentionally dropped on the suspect as a tall light-skinned black man in his mid-30s to early salaries and wages. "political decision," he added the floor. After purchasing a quart bottle of Budweiser beer, the man 40s. He was last seen driving south on Route 35 in a tan vehicle. If the money is eliminated, the "The Mayor and Council will have police department or its salaries to decide if it wants to go ahead and will not be cut, according to the increase taxes or trim back," he administrator. explained. "The cut will not be directed The borough has been receiving Middletown facilitates family housing toward police but we will look at the less revenue sharing money in overall budget as a big picture," he recent years, he added MIDDLETOWN - The township fund for affordable housing, or built and Cramer was not asked to alter the Mount Laurel lawsuit was filed, said. "The only reason the money is "We got approximately $150,000 in is making it easier for families of such housing themselves as part of it. and the township's official position applied to police salaries is because 1978 and 1979," he said. four or five with a household income their developments. The ordinance, first discussed last on Mount Laurel II is that there are of approximately $27,000. and others summer, was prompted by a pilot The committee also instructed sufficent low- and moderate-income in like economic circumstances, to housing project conducted by the Cramer to find a new arrangement homes in Middletown to comply own their own homes. Hillside Park Civic League. The to exact the cash or housing con- with the ruling. league recently obtained the use of Developers wishing to build high- tributions from residential de- According to Cramer, the ordi- Holmdel taxes community development funds to density housing in the township velopers. nance would permit clustered hous- would be required to build "af- build two homes on undersized lots. ing, enabling developers to use less fordable housing," or contribute Cramer said he would base guide- Variances for the lots were ap- open space. cash to an affordable housing fund, lines for housing contributions part- proved by the township because the Committee members questioned in order to comply with a proposed ly on a developer's profit margin, or buildings would serve a "good social whether to restrict the homes to rated to protect housing ordinance. the ability of the developer to absorb purpose." first-time home buyers, and came to However, the township is backing the cost of the contributions, based Cramer said the new ordinance no conclusion. down on proposed incentives for on how much profit is made from will contain a provision allowing They discussed whether to re- residential developers to build other units the developer sells at developers to build on existing strict the ordinance to separate, homes priced for moderate-income market value. undersized lots if the homes are single-family homes, and whether to aid eligibility purchasers. According to Cramer, the guide- earmarked for moderate-income let the homes rise to market value Prompted partly by Township lines may also be based on the size buyers. He said that new sub- after they have been occupied by a HOLMDEL - The 1985 budget The increase in appropriations Committeeman Richard McKean's of the proposed development. divisions must meet zoning regu- family for 20 years. introduced last night by the Town- results in part from a 17 percent remark that developers are "knock- lations pertaining to lot size. He said the township does not The moderate-income housing ship Committee pegs the municipal increase in the total wage bill, which ing on our doors right and left to want the contributions to inflate the program will be administered by the tax rate, 10 cents per $100 of reflects a general pay hike given to build here," and do not need McKean stressed that the ordi- cost of other market value homes in Middletown Township Housing assessed valuation, slightly higher township employees and the ad- incentives to build, the committee nance must be drawn "to hold up in a development. "Our concern in Corp., a non-profit group formed than needed in order to maintain dition of extra personnel in six instructed Township Planner Rich- court." setting the trigger is not to burden last year to apply for certain Holmdel s eligibility for approx- municipal departments. Other ex- ard Cramer to delete incentives the average home buyer," he said. There is a lawsuit against the government housing funds. imately $200,000 in state funds. penses increased by 12.8 percent. from the proposed "affordable hous- Commercial developers building township pending, from a developer The township's tax rate, one of the The largest increase comes for ing ordinance." over 20,000 square-feet of gross floor seeking to build more homes per The corporation will collect cash lowest in the county, might have capital improvements, up $473,500 to According to the first draft of the space will be required to contribute acre than zoning laws allow. The from developers, screen potential dropped from the 9-cent rate last $553,500. since Holmdel has decided ordinance, developers would have $1 per gross square foot of office suit is based on the state Supreme buyers of the moderately-priced year following the recent revalua- "to fund as many capital projects on been able to build more houses per space to a moderate-income housing Court's Mount Laurel II ruling, but homes, and oversee resale of the tion, according to John Wadington, a pay-as-you-go basis as possible to acre than current zoning laws allow, fund, according to the ordinance. Cramer said after the meeting that homes to ensure they stay with township clerk. minimize the increase in municipal if the developers contributed to a The provision is in the first draft, the ordinance was conceived before moderate-income buyers. But in order to receive state gross debt," Wadington said. This de- receipts and franchise tax funds, cision complements the decision to Holmdel has to maintain a rate of at keep the tax rate at 10 cents, he said. least 10 cents, he said. The committee last night spent a This tax rate means an individual portion of the capital funds in Anglers go on wrangling over rules with a property assessed at $100,000 appropriating $1.7 million for the .•/ill pay $100 in taxes. purchase of the 300-acre farm on The proposed budget includes Longbridge Road owned by Laura BY STEPHANIE GLUCKMAN deplete the waters. formity is very boring, but it's wonderful," said appropriations of $8.3 million — 22 Harding. This appropriation rep- But far from pursuing offers of compromise Capt. Ronald F. Schnoor, a co-op director. percent more than last year. resents the issuance of $1,615 million MIDDLETOWN - Commercial fishermen say from the commercial fishermen, sport fishermen Commercial fishermen claim New Jersey is Partly as a result, the amount to in bonds with the remainder as a they will seek relief in federal court if New are talking about a three-mile limit, and the only east coast state not to allow their group be raised by taxes for municipal cash downpayment. Jersey doesn't ease regulations for the state's mounting a concerted lobbying effort against the within two miles. However, their opponents say purposes more than doubled from The committee authorized the commercial fishermen. half-mile bill. that other states are reconsidering their rela- last year to $800,000. The bulk of borough engineer to apply for state Directors of the Belford Seafood Cooperative A prominent sportsman group, United tively lax regulations, and that some areas have spending, however, is still to be Green Acres money to fund up to say commercial fishermen will also push for a Boatmen, is writing every senator and as- banned net fishing for at least two miles from funded by non-tax revenues, such as one quarter of the purchase of the "bag limit" and for a law requiring salt water semblyman in the state saying the bill would shore. municipal fees. Harding tract. licenses for sport fishermen — if a bill that would drive many party and charter boatmen out of Schnoor said the bag limit would specify a allow commercial trawling nets one-half mile business. maximum number of fish sport fishermen would from shore is defeated. Directors of the Belford Seafood Co-op said be allowed to catch. Meanwhile, sport fishermen are stepping up they would rather not involve the federal The commercial fishermen have long con- their efforts to see the bill defeated. Currently government in the New Jersey fishing industry, tended that many sportsmen catch large quan- Freehold drive commercial fishermen can drag their nets no but say that though they fear federal regulation, tities of fish and sell them. closer than two miles from shore. While sport nothing could be worse than the state's attitude The fishermen also believe they are blamed for fishermen claim they can't catch anything in the toward commercial fishermen. wiping out certain species of fish they say were wake of a trawler, commercial fishermen say "We would go to a federal level in order to vacuumed off the ocean floor by massive foreign gaining steam there would be enough fish for both groups if realign the state of New Jersey's commercial ships. They say other species won't come near fishing laws with our neighboring states. Uni- the New York bight — because of water pollution. water pollution and foreign fishing fleets didn't FREEHOLD - The drive to the firm was awarded the contract make the borough the "jewel of because of its successful track Western Monmouth" is gaining record and its previous presen- steam, as downtown renovation tations to the council. He added that projects begin to progress beyond the firm has a "pulse beat" on how Neighborhood Crime Watch urged the talking stages. to obtain federal funding. The Borough Council last night Councilman Eric H. Foster Jr. BY GAYLE E. RABIN Captains should prepare a watch of the easiest crimes to commit and drainage, the lack of curbs, and took three separate actions intended said the proposal would restore map, listing names, addresses, tele- prevent but one of the hardest to because it was not built to support to make the revival of the business Freehold to its place as the "jewel" LITTLE SILVER - The Police phone numbers and vehicle descrip- solve. As a result, over one-half of its present volume of school bus district — for years a favorite topic of the area, while Councilwoman Department has asked borough tions for each residence on the police time is spent on investigating traffic. of discussion at countless commit- Susan Sweetman said the contract citizens to participate in a Neigh- block, and distribute copies to each burglaries. He said he will forward a letter tee meetings — a reality. award demonstrates that the public borhood Crime Watch program. household. They also show that over one about the traffic problem from The council last night hired the is secure about the borough's "re- At a Borough Council meeting last quarter of household burglaries are Kenneth Sommerhalter, Red Bank New York planning firm of Beyer, naissance ' night, Lt. Thomas Bruno said resi- "If someone sees a suspicious car committed during daylight hours, by Regional board secretary, to the Blinder & Belle to do a four-month, One of the key components of wuintv. Rnarrl nt FrwhnlHprs to alert $36,500 downtown redevelopment downtown renewal plans is the Inclrorf hiwiM nr pam survey. UIUIIW. lit UllVt uouHgii ulllllllli tli.Mii nt ihf ilanuf r In Harding Road captains and co-captains to act as neighborhoods all the time and we In other business. Mayor Anthony residents and high school students. The firm has been involved in parking area off Main Street. The liaisons between citizens and the can't tell what's suspicious." T. Bruno said he would like to meet In a related matter, the board urban renewal projects ranging $300,000 project is expected to make police in deterring and detecting He said block captains should also With members of the Red Bank approved a resolution to accept a bid from Lakewood to the South Street the downtown business-retail area more inviting and more acessible. crime distribute newsletters, schedule per- Regional Board of Education to of $13,600 from the J & C Construc- Sea Port in New York. Having already conducted a study and The council last night voted to "With 5.500 residents and 14 iodic group meetings and erect discuss alleviating the traffic of tion Co. for 450 feet of new curbing presented preliminary proposals, advertise for bids on the construc- police officers. I feel it's important Neighborhood Watch signs at each school buses on the weakened and sidewalk along Church Street. and necessary that the residents of stretch of Harding Road between the firm will now create a detailed tion work on the Triangle. In a entrance to the neighborhood or plan for improving the borough's separate action, the council voted to Little Silver become the eyes and block Rumson Road and Hance Avenue. Bruno also appointed Thomas ears of the police," said Councilman The road needs resurfacing and is Mancuso as borough zoning enforce- business district. aquire privately-owned property on According to national police the site. Henry A. Pope Jr. statistics, household burglary is one rapidly deteriorating due to poor ment officer. Councilman Michael Wilson said 2B The Daily Rrgielrr TUESDAY. MARCH 19, 1965 Jury pick today in Asbury death Controls improve in harvest FREEHOLD - Jay selection b will now face a maximum penalty of the day of the shooting. On the scheduled to begin today la the life imprisonment with a 30-year second visit, he still carried the 22- murder trial of William Often, the miaimam before parole. caliber weapon allegedly used to kill Oakhurat man accused of killing his Police have alleged that after the Lewis, and told his ex-wife about the of contaminated shellfish girlfriend in December. slaying. Coburn drove to the Tinton shooting, Wunsch said. Cobura was charged with murder- Falls-Colts Neck border and de- The woman then told Wunsch of shellfish beds that are closed be- Efforts to prevent the harvesting being purified in clean water ing Madga Lewis, ». of Atbury posited the body along Asbury Coburn's alleged confession, and cause of pollution Nonetheless, of contaminated shell!uli from New The operation of the three Park She was shot once in the heart Avenue, police said. Coburn alleged- Wunsch notified police. A starch of surveillance last year was better Jersey waters.have improved, ac- purification plants, however, drew and bead during a dispute in a ly confessed the murder to his Coburn's house turned up 100* than the year before, the study cording to the federal Food and criticism. The firm operating one of parked van outside the Boston former wife, according to Rudolf "nickel bags " of marijuana. Cbbarn noted. Drug Administration. the plants was charged with selling Village Apartments, Asbury Park. Wunsch of Elberon, the woman's was also indicted on two weapons But the report highlights several clams before undergoing the 41 hour In addition, it recommended that authorities said. father charges, and charges of possession of marijuana, and possession of a ways in which to strenghten the purification process while a second small clamming boats be inspected However, county Prosecutor John Wunsch. who asked that his controlled dangerous substance with enforcement of restrictions against plant suffered from unsanitary con- to guard against illegal harvesting. A. Kaye said he would not seek the daughter's name not be used, said intent to distribute. the marketing of shellfish from ditions and practices. State Sen. Frank Pallone. D- death penalty against Coburn, who Coburn visited his daughter twice on polluted beds. Monmouth. who released a copy of The study praised measures de- Another major problem, the re- the report provided him by the FDA. signed to keep contaminated clams port said, is the absence of a 24-hour called for an increase in the number Matawan school candidates to debate from reaching the market before patrol to deter harvesting from of enforcement officers with the stale Division of Fish and Game ABERDEEN - Candidates for year terms. timed question-and-answer format, "The most important effect of the the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional From the borough., incumbent will be used. Daisy Crater of the expanded staff would be increased Board of Education will nest Tues- Michael Kidzus is seeking his fifth League of Women Voters will mod- United Way gets grant night patrol of condemned waters. day at Matawan Regional High term, while former board member erate The FDA issued a report in March School cafeteria. Louis Rainone is seeking a second Pagano said most questions will 1984 recommending 24-hour The program, called Candidates' non-consecutive term. probably center on community in- to study homelessness surveillance of condemned waters Night, will be sponsored by the From the township, incumbent volvement and candidates' feelings and use of aircraft to aid in Dr. Richard Brown, board chair- toward the Smith Kehoe Report, WALL - The United Way of for emergency shelter facilities Community Action for Responsible enforcement." Pallone said man, is seeking his fourth term, which includes recommendations on Monmuuth County has announced Through the cooperative efforts of Education, and the League of while William Shenton. John Horl, how to handle declining enrollment that it has received an $11,410 state the Monmouth County Human Ser- While the hiring of five more Women Voters of Holmdel-Colts and Freddie Williams are each in district schools. grant to study homelessness in the vices Planning Council, the council's enforcement officers would improve Neck, according to Stephanie seeking a first term. Member J. Submitted in August by the pro- county. committee on homelessness. and the surveillance, this would still be Pagano. co-chairperson of the com- munity action group. Douglas Scott is not running. fessional study team, the report The study will conclude with an State Division of Human Services insufficient for a 24-hour watch, he we hope to put together a coordi- said. The cost of aircraft, be added, There are three available scats on After a brief statement from each calls for possible commercial use of action plan directed to local public the Broad Street School and the and voluntary agency officials. nated approach to this very difficult makes that option altogether un- the board: one for Matawan, and candidate, the public will be invited problem. The United Way Board of workable. two for Aberdeen. All are for three- to ask questions. Pagano said. A Cliff wood School Marion D Klakis of Middletown Directors was willing to underwrite has been hired under the terms of the matching funds portion of the the grant to evaluate present needs. grant, and. of course, we will assess available resources, and provide a significant amount of in- develop a practical approach to the kind services and staff assistance problem A graduate of Rutgers she reported I Diversity Klakis has had extensive management and organizational ex- Klakis acknowledged that her perience task is a challenging one. but feels confident that she will have the full Mary Ann Martin, president of the cooperation of the public and volun- C'nited Way and manager of con- tary agencies throughout the county. sumer relations and training for the The plan is to be ready in 11 New Jersey Natural Gas Company, months United Way officials antici- stated that the agency had applied pate that any on-going ellorts stimu- for the grant when an increase in lated by the project will be under- calls to its information and referral taken by local direct-service agen- service indicated a growing demand cies Salt Away Keansburg hears idea for bayfront houses KEANSBCRG - An area de- down the line with a proposal a Fortune veloper has proposed building 28 seeking to attract senior citizens bayfront townhouses for people on and those on fixed incomes fixed incomes, a borough official Most councilmembers. however, announced last night agreed that the proposal is a Artisan Associates Inc designed positive step for the borough's the two-story. 900-square-foot units waterfront and. according to Mayor for a I12 lot fronting on Beachway Walter Farley, "good news" for the and bordered by Pineview and borough Campview. according to assistant Kauffman said he hoped the for Borough Manager George Kauf- proposal would create a domino fmann effect, attracting other developers The cost per unit is estimated to of the extensive amount of vacant be S70.000. 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No 1 in Monmouth County? You bet... and more. In fact, most people close to basketball on the high school level feel that CBA is the best team in the state. The Colts were top ranked by the Register from the start of the season and .never lost that position. The Colts completely dominated the Shore area, won the Holiday Jubilee, the Shore Conference "A" North title and the overall conference crown. And yet, Wicelinski was surprised. "I never expected this," Wicelinski said. "We had some tough teams on our schedule ... and then we had the Eastern States Tournament on top of that," he said. But Wicelinski came to realize quite early that this NUMBER ONE - Members of the Middletown ference title over Neptune. The Eagles are the year's team would exceed his expectations. South High School girls basketball team show Register's No. 1 team in Monmouth County. "We beat Lakewood, 73-56. at Lakewood in our second their emotion alter winning the Shore Con- game," he said. "Lakewood had a veteran club. Then we beat Asbury Park and Long Branch in the Holiday Jubilee. They were two of the better teams at the Shore." CBA has a 58-2 record over the past two years and South's Eagles reign only five points separate the Colts from a 60-game winning streak. They lost to Neptune last year, 53-51, at the buzzer, and were beaten by Cardinal Hayes of New York City, 57-54, this year in the finals of the Eastern States. Except for the Cardinal Hayes game, CBA had only on county hardwood three close calls this season. The Colts outlasted Monsignor Donovan (51-45) and St. Rose (56-53) in early- Middletown High School Souths girls basketball Middletown South and Neptune had waged a war season games, and edged past St. Peter's of New tf?im didn't achieve every goal it set out to through moat of the season for the No. 1 position. Brunswick (78-77) in the first game of the Eastern WiHiiii mm accomplish, but it did get the big one ... the Shore Neptune held the top spot most of the way, but the States tournament. TAKING IT ALL — Christian Brothers Academy Conference championship. Eagles upset the Fliers in their final regular season CBA romped through a strong Parochial "A" field basketball coach Ed Wicelinski proudly displays , That was enough to give the Eagles (22-3) the No. game, and then capped it off with a thrilling 50-48 and wrapped up the season with an 81-56 blowout of the State Parochial "A" championship trophy which 1 ranking in the final Register Top 10 poll. win over Scarlet Fliers in the Shore Conference Bergen Catholic in the finals. his team won last week at Seton Hall University's finals. Sherman's march through Georgia was nothing gym. "In a nutshell, the Shore Conference title was one compared to CBA's destructive display on the state of our goals," Middletown South coach John Ahem hardwood. GIRLS TOP 10 said. "The girls worked hard for three years and Seniors Joe Paterno and Craig Gorczyca, and came together. We averaged 21 wins a season." sophomore point guard John Crotty were the top players BOYS TOP 10 1. MMdlelown South <»•]> Middletown South easily won the Bayshore Girls for the Colts, but the contributions are Andy Hen- t. Neptune (21-4) Classic and was unbeaten in its first 11 games before drickson, Brian Spellman and reserve Steve Paterno 1. CBA 1 Long Branch (214) dropping a 58-43 decision to Neptune. were also important. I. Asbury Park (25-4> 4. Freehold Twp (1M) Ahern's warriors resumed their winning ways and "Hendrickson and Crotty gave us good outside 3. Neptune ! (16-10) 5. Red Bank Catholic mi) added six more scalps before being upset by shooting when the other teams were collapsing back on 4. Loa| Branch (1S-S) I. SI. Rote (1M) Freehold Township, 51-50. That cost them an "A" Paterno," Wicelinski said. "Spellman did an excellent 5. Freehold (114) I Mtttr Del <1M> North co-championship even though they upset t. Frri*«W TUB. .. (II-*) i Athwy Park (1S-11) Neptune, 52-41, In their (Mai "A'' North gsM*. <-•' 7. RaoM-F.H Rcf. (1(4) ». Red Bank Reg (13-1) Despte the loss, Neptune won the "A" North title "Steve (Paterno) and Spellman combined for about 8. Red Bank Reg (114) II. Holmdel (15-S) See SOUTH, Page 4B) 10 points and 11 rebounds a game," he said. t. Mater Del (14-W) (See CBA, Page 4B) 10. R.B. Catholic (lJ-lt) . Hall of fame pair happy Ueberroth says Mantle, Mays can return to game NEW YORK (AP) - Moving to reclaim two of the Mays said he hoped he could work as an ambassador sport's most celebrated names. Commissioner Peter for baseball. Ueberroth said yesterday that Hall of Famers Willie "I can't hit, I can't run, but now I have the options," Mays and Mickey Mantle were free to return he said. "I could go to spring training. 1 could represent immediately to baseball. baseball in different countries. I think that's the way The action reversed a decision by Ueberroth's for me rather than being in a ball park every day." predecessor, Bowie Kuhn, who prohibited Mays and Kuhn barred Mays from baseball on Oct. 27, 1979, Mantle from working in baseball after they took Jobs alter the ex-outfielder accepted a 10-year contract to as goodwill ambassadors for Atlantic City gambling work in public relations and promotions for Bally's Park casinos. They will be able to keep those jobs, the Place Hotel and Casino. When Mantle was hired in a commissioner said. similiar capacity by Del Webb s Claridge Casino Hotel, Ueberroth said his office was looking at new, stricter he, too, was banned, on Feb. 8. 1983. guidelines for the relationship between baseball Both make appearances, rub elbows and play golf personnel and casinos and that they would be ready in with the casinos' biggest customers. They each earn about a month. The Mays-Mantle ruling, he said, was about 1100,000 a year. Mays for about 10 appearances an exception ''being made for these two great players each month and Mantle for about five appearances a because of what they mean to our game. month. "It's also spring training and I wanted them back in Ueberroth said he had spent the last 50 or 60 days baseball. " reviewing the cases, "reading everything available, Both Hall of Famers said they were delighted with seeking advice from numerous people," before deciding the commissioner's decision. Kuhn was not. to lift the bans. One of those he talked to was Kuhn, "I feel great," Mantle said. "This is one of my who did not agree with the decision. * REINSTATED — Hall of Famers Willie Mays, left, instatement to baseball. Former commissioner happiest days. I acted like it didn't bother me, but it "I don't know of a basis for changing my decision," and Mickey Mantle, right, join hands with Peter Bowie Kuhn disassociated the two from the' game did. You don't want to get kicked out of your favorite said Kuhn, who now works for a Manhattan law firm. Ueberroth, major league baseball commissioner after they became employed as goodwill am- bar and you don't want to be banned from baseball." (See UEBERROTH, Page 4B) yesterday after Ueberroth announced their re- bassadors lor the Atlantic City gambling casinos. YOU EARNED IT... Now You Deserve the Best Your Money Can Buy

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Ala. basketball tournament, and it couldn't be any sweeter Alabama Coach Wimp Sanderson said having three On Thursday night, it's top-ranked Georgetown of the "phKkney'spUy against RoyTarpley. to which heheU for the Big East. Atlantic Coast and Southeastern teams left in the NCAA playoffs "shows the strength Big East against Loyola. IU , of the Midwestern Cities tbeMtcfaigancerrtertoUpoiiiU.wuabtgfactorlBU. Conferences, which boast 11 teams of that lofty group. of our league. Those of us in the league know how tough Conference and Georgia Tech of the ACC vs Illinois of Wildcats" victory at Dayton. Against Maryland. Iks "Maybe we weren't such a weak conference after it is and sometimes those outside don't know." the Big Ten in the East Regional at Providence. R.I. Wildcats have extra motivation, since they were beaten all," said SEC Commissioner Boyd McWhorter, whose Sanderson said the fact that SEC teams play II At Dallas in the Midwest. Boston College of the Big East 77-74 by the Terrapins last January In College Park. conference will be represented by Auburn in the conference games compared to fewer conference games takes on Memphis State of the Metro Conference and "I know they're going to be eut for us, looking tor Southeast Regional semifinals, and Alabama and by ACC teams hurts SEC teams in the polls. ACC teams, Louisiana Tech of the Southland Conference meets revenge." said Maryland point guard Keith Gatlin. Oklahoma of the Big Eight. Kentucky in the West when the tournament resumes he said, win more because they play more non- Maryland guard Jeff Adkins recalled the January Thursday night with action in the East and Midwest conference games "and everybody votes for them." "People think that just because we've lost 10 games game. In which Len Bias of Maryland played his best regional. Sanderson said "integration (of blacks), plus more (21-10), there most be something wrong." Villanova game, with X points and U rebounds, and Pinckney Ironically, those three teams were considered to be emphasis by administrators and athletic directors on Coach Rollie Massimiao said. "But name me another collected 2» points and 16 rebounds "All I remember the weakest of the five that the SEC orginally had basketball has raised the suture of SEC basketball in team in the country that has played the No. 1 and No. is Lenny and Ed played great " selected for the tournament. But Louisiana State, the recent years. "TV also has made it a money-making 2 teams in the country six times." regular-season SEC champion, and runnerup Georgia sport and has helped increase the size of staffs and Masaimino referred to the fact that his Wildcats had Of Ibis Friday night's game against VUUnova, AdkJns were early NCAA casualties. budgets." played Georgetown twice and St John's three times said: "It's going to be a tough game After the way they "It's difficult to rate conferences. " McWhorter said. Sanderson's team will play Friday night against during the regular season when they were ranked either beat Michigan, the No 2 learn In the country, they "I've never tried to do it. But with the type coaches and North Carolina State, one of the four ACC representa- No. 1 or No. 1 Also, the Wildcats defeated No. 2 should be favored." players we have, we will always be competitive tives left. Kentucky will play in the other half of the Michigan 5M6 on Sunday in the Southeast regional. Although they have had success in previous NCAA nationally." West double-header at Denver against St. John's, one As for the Wildcats' stalled "upset" victory over tournaments, North Carolina may be surprising a few Although the SEC was shunned week after week in of the four Big East teams left in the field. In Friday the Big Ten champions, Villanova forward Ed Pinckney people this season, considering the loss of Michael the national rankings. McWhorter pointed out, "We've night's other games, it's Maryland of the ACC against said, "Just playing against Patrick Ewing Jordan, among other players, from last year's team. Loyola: We can compete with Georgetown CHICAGO (API — Loyola Coach Gene Sullivan book on basketball. "A Frame of Mind Game," was doesn't believe in drills, has never conducted a bed published 10 years ago. check in his life, and is reported once to have popped "That's why we've got no layup lines in practice and out his glass eye to make a point with a ballplayer. And nothing but snooting drills, he added. "Every kid Who's people wonder what makes the Ramblers act so funny. learned to play defense gets taught two things - never "So much of basketball is believing in yourself They leave your feet and always put a hand in the shooter's feel they can compete with anybody," said Sullivan, face. whose Ramblers play defending NCAA champion and "Well, we train our shooters to catch the ball ready top-ranked Georgetown in an East Regional semifinal to shoot and we shoot about 50 percent as a team," he Thursday night at Providence, R.I. continued. "We look at the 15-footer almost like a "They have erased doubt that they are too small to layup.' play with the big boys," Sullivan added. And Sullivan's attitude on shooting carries through on Loyola's confidence — some would even call them disciplinary matters as well. The Ramblers could go out brash — is bom of the self-reliance and self-discipline and party until the sun comes up and Sullivan wouldn't Sullivan demands from his players, a collection of know about it — or do much even if he did. Chicago high school stars overlooked by the traditional college powers. This isn't kindergarten." he said. "They don't need Topping that list is Alfredrick Hughes, who finished me telling them what time to get to bed. If you have the regular season tied with Wichita State's Xavier an understanding, you don't have to worry about rales." McDaniel for the top spot on the Division I scoring list That attitude is a silent companion to his charges, at a 27.1 clip and is the fourth-leading NCAA Division who rarely take advantage of the trust. I career scorer with 2.906 points. "A lot of coaches build teams around themselves," Hughes' shot selection would drive most coaches said Andre Battle, like Hughes a free-shooting, late- crazy, and it irked some fans so much during his blooming talent who has matured under Sullivan. "He freshman year that T-shirts appeared bearing the nasty built the team around us. We have a lot of confidence legend: "Save Loyola Basketball — Shoot Alfredrick Hughes." in Sully as a result." The t-foot-5 forward considers any spot on the floor Despite successive seasons of 19 and 20 victories, the good enough to shoot from so long as he is the one Ramblers were ignored by both the National Invitation standing on it. Tournament and NCAA selectors the last two years. So But he found immediate acceptance from Sullivan, last year Sullivan tried to put together a "Cinderella who started him as a freshman and suffered through Tournament," made up of other 20-game winners some tough times waiting for his reward. similarly left out. "The game has changed some, and it's becoming The proposed tournament never came off because Conn Sullivan said his Loyola squad has erased EVE ON GEORGETOWN — Loyola coach Gene harder to get the ball inside every year unless you've several other coaches feared retribution from the , Sullivan directs yesterday's practice in Chicago m doubt that they are too small to play with the big got a giant of your own. The kids today shoot better college basketball powers-that-be preparation for Thursday's NCAA East Regional boys. from 20 feet than we did when I played, and we'd hold But Sullivan made his point, although in an unusual semifinal game against Georgetown at Hartford. the ball all day to get a layup," said Sullivan, whose fashion. Ueberroth— (Continued from Page 3B) proves" that he is a commissioner "in touch with the "I have trouble going along with it. game." He expected me not to agree," Kuhn said of his "This was a tremendous action," Steinbrenner said. GUARANTEED conversation about the issue with Ueberroth "He thinks "To arbitrarily ban two of the greatest players in the this should be treated as an exception. I didn't He history of the game because of their association with knows 1 disagree." a legalized activity, while we allow fellows who were Mays was a coach with the New York Mets when convicted of using drugs to play, I don't see the balance. Kuhn barred him. General Manager Frank Cashen of I don't think justice was served. I think justice has been the Mets said yesterday the team had "no plans" to hire served right now." HOME DELIVERY Mays now that he has been restored to baseball's good Mantle said he knew what bad happened to Mays and graces. that had been warned by Kuhn that if he went to work Mantle had worked for the New York Yankees as a for a casino, he would be barred from baseball. "I felt part-time spring training instructor before Kuhn s kind of funny, " he said. "I wondered why. It seemed action to me I was a better guy (at that time) than I used to "I didn't have a job iwith baseballi when I was be Iwhen I played). I couldn't figure it out" banned, he said He doesn't expect any instant offers, In a letter to Mantle, Kuhn suggested that he seek either "I doubt anybody will be calling me up saying. other sources of employment, such as endorsements Come be my manager.' " Mantle said. 1 with companies like Mr. Coffee, which hired Joe Would he if they did" DiMaggio as a spokesman, or Panasonic, which uses "If it was a good deal, " he said. "I might." Reggie Jackson. Yankees owner George Steinbrenner said Mantle "knows that he's welcome with the Yankees. We want "I never had any offers," he said. "If I did, I might him back. We'll reach out for him now have taken them." "Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays are both welcome Mays said he had asked for reinstatement from Kuhn in Yankee Stadium" once but that the bid had been rejected. "I never tried Steinbrenner said Ueberroth's decision "just further again." he said. South Continued from Page 3B) three quarters before tiring in the fourth period. with an 11-1 mark. Middletown was runnerup at 10-2 Neptune (21-4) settled for second place in the South regrouped and was at its best in the playoffs, Register poll. The Fliers were also upset victims in recording easy wins over Southern Regional 167-37). the state tournament when they were beaten by Lakewood (60-46) and Long Branch 166-39) before Hunterdon Central, 67-51. winning the title with the memorable victory over Long Branch's "B" North champions (21-6) Neptune. finished third, but were hit by misfortune in the The leader for the Eagles was 6-2 senior center Shore Conference playoffs when high-scoring Lynn Andrea Ashuck who became only the second high Williams and Roxanne Turpin suffered ankle injures school girl in Shore area history to go over the 2,000 in the semifinal game against Middletown South. point mark She averaged 26 points and 14 rebounds Williams missed the rest of the season and the a game. Branchers lost in the Central Jersey Group III Ashuck wasn't the only key player for the Eagles. semifinals to unbeaten and eventual Group III Senior point guard Tracey Cahill kept some of the champion North Hunterdon. pressure off Ashuck with 13 points, six assists and Freehold Township (19-61 had an outstanding (our steals a game season and moved up to fourth in the final ratings. The Patriots won the Freehold District chamn- Sue and Carol Martin helped the Eagles with their pionship and played the role of spoilers when they rebounding while Doreen Schneid and Vicki Phillips knocked Middletown South out of the "A" North race added the balance that championship teams are with their 51-50 upset. made of. No. 5 Red Bank Catholic had another strong The only disappointment came in the state season. Playing one of its toughest schedules. RBC tournament where the Eagles were upset by Trenton finished with a 21-7 record Larry Newman, Circulation Director of If you don't have The Dally Register by Central. 59-41. in the opening round. St. Rose 116-8). another team that played a The Register, personally guarantees Middletown went into the game with a handicap. murderous schedule, was sixth. Rounding out the Top 5 pjn., call us by 6 p.m. If The Sunday Ashuck and Cahill were slowed down with attacks of 10 were Mater Dei (15-8). Asbury Park (15-11). Red your home delivery subscription. Register hasn't arrived by 8:30 a.m., flu The Eagles played Trenton on even terms for Bank Regional 113-91 and Holmdel (15-8). We want you to enjoy the convenience call us by 10 a.m. Well have your paper of having The Register delivered to to you that same day. Guaranteed. your home. If you are having a problem We believe in service, and we want you CBA with your delivery service, or if your to have confidence In us. Problem solv- paper doesn't arrive, simply give us a ing is only a phone call away! (Continued from Page 3B| Gathers helped them upset the Tornadoes. 8 nd call. ._•- ,__• Asbury Park (25-4) lost to Burlington Citv in the. then helDed eive nnwerfnl r»mBoston Red Sox yesterday. to lead the other Cubs' squad to a 6-3 victory over the Fernando Valenzuela of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Milwaukee Brewers. John Butcher of the Minnesota Twins hurled two of the The California Angels pounded Oakland starter Mike most Impressive pitching performances in spring Warren for seven runs in the second inning and two in training camps in leading their teams to victories. the third en route to a 14-5 rout of the Oakland A's. Throwing the baseball as well as he does in mid- Yutaka Enatsu, a former star in the Japanese major season, Valenzuela yielded only one hit in five innings, leagues who is trying out with the Brewers, recorded helping the Dodgers to a 2-0 win over the Montreal his first victory for Milwaukee in a 4-2 win over the Expos Seattle Mariners. The Expos, who did not get a runner beyond second Toronto played St. Louis and Philadelphia met base in the game, managed only a second-inning single Detroit in night games. by Dave Hostetler against Valenzuela. The Dodgers' In off-the-field activity. San Diego Padres outfielder left-hander didn't walk a batter and struck out three. Carmelo Martinez underwent surgery yesterday to Former Expo Al Oliver, who is trying to win the left- repair a damaged bone in his left hand, and he probably field job with the Dodgers, had a pair of singles for Los will be out of the opening-day lineup, a club spokesman ' Angeles, the first one driving in a run against starter said. and loser David Palmer in the third inning. Pedro Martinez, entering his second year in the major Guerrero also slugged a solo homer for the Dodgers. leagues after batting .250 with 13 homers and 66 RBI. Butcher, meanwhile, worked five innings and allowed injured the hand playing winter ball and apparently only three hits while leading the Twins past the aggravated the injury during spring training in Yuma, Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1 Butcher struck out five and Padres spokesman Bill Beck said. walked none. He said Martinez, who returned to San Diego for the The victory, broke a six-game slump for the Twins as operation, would be sidelined for two to four weeks. SAFE AT HOME — New York yankees Andre umpire during yesterday's game in Winter Haven, Butcher keff nis spring training earned run average at Robertson slides home safely as Boston Red Sox Fla. Yankees Billy sample agrees, with the call. 0.00 through 12 innings. catcher Marc Sullivan watches the call by the In other spring training action, home runs by Luis Salazar, Harold Baines and Daryl Boston carried the Brown can't come Chicago White Sox to a 6-2 victory over the New York Mets. Paul O'Neill hit a three-run homer to highlight a four- up with witness run seventh inning that carried the Cincinnati Reds to Mammen lifts Red Bank a 7-4 victory over the Houston Astros. LOS ANGELES (API — A prosecutor said yesterday Wayne Tolleson successfully squeezed home Tommy charges of rape, sexual battery and assault would be Dunbar to cap a two-run, ninth-inning rally and led the filed against pro football Hall of Fame member Jim Texas Rangers to a 4-3 win over the Atlanta Braves. Brown after Brown failed to produce two witnesses he in Freehold Mini-Meet Buddy Biancalana drove in the tie-breaking run with said would clear him. a single, then scored on a double by Mike Brewer with Brown formally will be charged with one count each two outs in the 12th inning as the Kansas City Royals within 24 hours, said Deputy District Attorney Sandra FREEHOLD - Merom Mammen led Red Bank beat the Baltimore Orioles 8-6. Butt it ta Community YMCA's Aqua Rockets in rive events in Dan Gladden and Chili Davis hit solo homers to power Buttitta had said Friday that Brown would be given the Freehold Mini-Meet Invitational swim meet. RECREATIONAL SPORTS the San Francisco Giants to a 4-1 victory over the San until yesterday morning to produce the two additional Mammen was second in the 50-yard freestyle, Diego Padres. witnesses before the Los Angeles County district fourth in the individual medley, 25 breaststroke and Thad Bosley cracked a two-run home run and a run- attorney's office would decide whether charges should butterfly and seventh in the backstroke. Imbemba also bettered his own 200 I.M. record at scoring single and starter Reggie Patterson tossed four be filed. Juliet Chin earned a second in the 25 breaststroke. a high school state meet at Princeton University. scoreless innings as a Chicago Cubs' split squad The county grand jury completed its investigation of Colleen 0' Boyle took the third-place trophy in the 8- defeated the Cleveland Indians 6-2. the case Thursday afternoon, but Buttitta said the probe under 100 I.M. and fifth in the 25 butterfly and sixth Ryne Sandberg had three hits, including a home run, would be reopened if the two witnesses could be located. In the 50 freestyle. Kristen Szumera took a pair of Tinton Falls fourths in the 6-under 25 freestyle and backstroke. Chris Kelly was fourth in the 25 butterfly, fifth in the Tennis tourney set free and breaststrokes Kathy Kelly was fifth in the Brookdale is defeated in baseball 25 breaststroke and Kathryn Sadecki took seventh in TINTON FALLS - The New Shrewsbury Racquet the 6-under 25 free and back. Andrew Bennett was Club has scheduled its annual Bunny Hop Tennis Tournament for April 13-14 and 21-22 for men and LOUISBURG, N.C. - Bill Hardin knocked in six runs third on Brian Forbes' two-run single. Hardin added seventh in the 8-under 25 breaststroke and the 8- with his 12th and 13th home runs of the season as another three-run homer in the sixth inning. under relay team of 0 Boyle. Chin, Kang and Kelly women. Louisburg trimmed Brookdale Community College, Winning pitcher Bill Talley scattered 13 hits. Rich . was third. Fourth went to the 8-under team of Clifton Events include: men's open singles and doubles; 11-5, in baseball yesterday. Tyas was the loser. Goldsmith. Bennett, Mammen and Kelly. men's "B" singles and doubles; men's 35. 45 and 55 singles and mixed doubles. Brookdale (1-3) grabbed a 24 lead in the first inning. Brookdale plays a twin bill this afternoon against In U.S. swimming action at Montclair Academy, The women's events are: "A" singles and doubles Paul Dougherty and John Tirrell singled, and Doug Lenoir Junior College. the Aqua Rockets fared well. Chris Cofone won three and "B " singles and doubles Johnson followed with a two-run double. events in the AA Division, taking the 10-under 100 Louisburg (13-2) came right back in the last of the freestyle. 100 I.M. and the 50 breaststroke. He There will be a boys and girls 18 and under singles Oougneny art 6 I 2. Cokynbino 3b 3 I 0. Tinail 2b S 1 2. jonnton it 4 I 2. wimcK, tournament. first as Hardin belted a three-run homer. Ken Warren ''4 10, Rytfton HSI1. Sm,m 1b 1 0 V Rodr«u«l c 3 0 I. AtMw cl 2 0 1 bettered his own team record in the 100 butterfly added a solo homer in the second to give Louisburg a TOTALS 2S 5 13 , with a silver in that event. He was third in the 50 AH participants are limited to two events each. Hmi»i»» (11) Entry fee for singles ii |15, it is $20 for doubles 4-2 lead. \ Wlfian ct 4 2 I. No»«i« & I I. Brriay Hill. Olv« 3b 4 3 I, wan 3312. free Cttamm * 3 0 O. for*— c * 0 2. FUmrmt Oh 4 0 I. LOBM ft 4 1 0 T*My p teams. Brookdale lied the game in die third. Johntoa Uncled 00 0 TOTAL* Mil » -•—<• -W t, Kim Castellaoos had a personal best in the 11-12 and Jim Ryerson doubled him home. Ryerson took third lUIMlHW* |B| ||f |d _ § freestyle, taking second in the AA Division. She was on an error and scored on Gary Smith's sacrifice fly. 1 0llll>l«| .'...' .'.'.' Ill (14 Ma -11 MR - Wlfrtn. Hra.n. 2B — Johraon. Rytftof third in the 100 I.M. and first in the A Division 100 Manalapan Louisburg went in from to stay in the bottom of the IfVP — Bill Tliwy (3-0) LP - flicn TyM [0-11 backstroke. Patty Pekarsky was second in the 10- under free. Quinn Kennedy was a bronze medalist in Fast-pitch Softball the A Division 200 backstroke. Five team records were set in a national qualifying Manalapan's Parks and Recreation Department is meet. Will Cummins bettered his 15-17 400 I.M. interested in expanding its modified fast-pitch record. Gene Imbemba qualified for the nationals in Softball league with teams and players, the 16-team the 200 butterfly and bettered his record in the event, league plays from April through September. Poten- Did you miss out on an IRA tax break last year? he also set a new mark in the 200 freestyle. Chris tial teams/players should contact Manalapan Parks Cofone set the record in the 10-under 100 fly and Mike and Recreation office at 446-3200 between 8:30 a.m. Anderton set a record in the open 1650 freestyle. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Girls try out for Shore A A U basketball DON'T PUT IT WEST LONG BRANCH - Tryouts for the two Jersey will be assisted by Lakewood High School girls coach Shore A AC girls basketball teams will be held tomorrow Art Calabro from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Monmouth College gym. Brookdale Community College basketball coach Henry Hudson Regional assistant coach Dottie Vinnie Whitehead will coach the 18-and-under team. He Alexander will coach the girls 16-and-under squad. OFF AGAIN! United Counties offers two convenient IRA plans that income (whichever is less) and deduct that amount on allow you to enjoy immediate tax advantages while your 1964 tax return Remember. .. April 15 is the MEADOWLANDS TONIGHT saving for retirement. Whichever plan you choose. deadline for opening or making contributions to an • you may invest up to $2,000 or 100% of your earned IRA for the 1984 tax year.

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By Stella Wilder tomorrow, find your birthday and Open up all avenues of communica- TUESDAY, MARCH 19 read the corresponding paragraph. tion. Born today, you arc a person of Let your birthday star be your daily VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) - extremely high energy. You are guide. ' - Don't be taken in by physical attrib- capable of carrying on your own WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 utes. Look deeper. Much depends shoulders alone the number and PISCES (Fab. 19-March 20) - upon your ability to see what isn't degree of duties and responsibilities Concentrate on your own ability to that are usually shared by several work well with others. Avoid argu- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oet 22) - people. You believe firmly in your ment; give in on minor points. Travel plans may not pan out now. ' MARY WORTH ability to captain your own ship, to ARieS (March 21-April 19) - One Put brochures away — but don't DO VOU THINK I BV^LL. MEANS!- • HE'S MOR steer your own course and form whose strong emotional nature mir- forget where you put them! iT AilfiHT PI !^H ALTHOUGH IM NOT your own destiny. Talented in many rors yours helps you to gain goals SHOULD INV. THAN T. THOUGHT SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Now. 21) - HIM INTO SOME •/VtlSTER W0ND6RR1L WAS! directions, including both the arts set for the day. HE WEDDiNG Employment scene arguments slow WITH and sciences, you will have many TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - VE.TRACV? options as regards your profession- down your progress. Turn your Potential is one thing; actuality attention to family matters. al or business career. another. Don't count your chickens SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. Gifted with a remarkable until they hatch! 21) - Promote your own concerns. memory, you are able to put to GEMINI (M*y 21-Jun. 20) - good use facts and figures learned Legal requirements may need Others will lend support once you long ago or yesterday with equal interpreting. Don't attempt to take get projects off the ground. ease. You enjoy being with people, on a job meant for professionals. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - working in tandem with others. At CANCER (Jun« 21-July 22) - Advancement is imminent. Even so, the same time, you know how to The enthusiastic response you keep to daily routine and don't pace yourself and work well alone. expected may not be forthcoming. allow quality to decrease. Also born on this data ar« Wil- Be wise; retreat for the time being. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 18) - liam Jannmga Bryan, statesman, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - You can Accept an invitation to join others orator; Patrick McGoohan, actor. reach a very wide audience today if in a mutually gainful project. Be LOOK .THERE'S A SLOE VEAH?WHAT McTAVISH FINALLV ) To see what is in store for you you go about it In the right way. 18 T? THOEW OUT HIS " appreciative of partners' efforts. CHBlSTA«AS TPEE ) BRIDGE ADVICE

By ALFRED SHEINWOI.D CLOSE REASONING make a game. A trial lawyer must know when Marks reasoned thai West might North dealer he's being told the truth; and well drop the jack if he started with Both sides vulnerable Burton Marks, who won the land- Q-J-x; would drop the 10 with mark case in which bridge was Q-10-Xi but would have to drop the NORTH declared a game of skill, showed in queen if he had Q-x. It was likely • None today's hand that he knows a fib that West was telling the truth. '9AK32 from a finesse. OAK874 Marks therefore led dummy's *A762 Marks ruffed the opening lead in last club. When East discarded, dummy, led to the king of clubs to Marks ruffed low. He then ruffed WEST f 1661?, HALF VOOF! ruff another spade, cashed the ace EAST his last spade in dummy and ruffed • KJ92 • AQ865 of clubs and ruffed a club. a diamond with the eight. West "PJ97 South then cashed the top dia- could overruff but then had to lead OQ5 0.1 1093 monds. When the queen fell, Marks from the J-7 of trumps to declarer's 4M954 had to decide whether or not this Q-10. • Q83 was the truth. If West had another SOUTH diamond, South wanted to ruff a DAILY QUESTION • 10743 diamond. You hold: • 107 43VQ10864 0 "PQ 10864 Would you like to have Alfred 6 2 • K 10. Partner bids one 062 Sheinwold leach you how lo play diamond, you respond one heart, *K10 backgammon? A 12-leuon booklet and he then bids one spade. The opponents pass. What do you say? North East South Weal will be on the way lo you when you 10 Pass 1 HIS LORDSHIP HERE MARRVTIU.WER3UNDTHE IDEAL CAUGHT ME ON THE REBOUNP WHATALAU3H,EHr

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V, I TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1985 Business The Daily Register 7B NY STOCK EXCHANGE GM seeks competitive market

NEW TOM (All - Martfay AHMI MOB 240 9 120 55',. i .14 14 MO S2S. By JOHN CUNNIFF managing the company's data pro- better Japanese costs and quality. piiCM !• NM *M Mac* Eufuflft import "very small, very fuel- FMpA OS, 4074 |'«- ', 2 12 M 35 . MM AP Bulneu Analyil cessing operation. And it became Nevertheless, wouldn't it have fKSSV 111 I'l- 'i I 190 1) 1B4 IS', efficient, low-priced cars from rI Itiii lit) C lr F«l«« K 9 SSI II,• . [ B I BIOull',. NEW YORK (AP) - Why did involved with several companies been better for GM to press the Japan " But, said Whitman, such - I - • - FIUyil60 I 112 32'.. '. II.- ' U FWU 120 II 13S 32',. '. General Motors Corp. support an pioneering in machine intelligence. White House, Congress and the imports would make up only a tiny I4S47 J|'i-t> FUCNe 132 I11147 22'.- '. — I - I - • 12M 27'.- ', end to import restraints against Even more revolutionary, it for- Japanese themselves to continue the BS7 sis.I' Ftmm 211 7 4(0 45..1 0CC1PII2S0 portion of GM sales. 111642 41'.. ' I 195 14 - '. >Mi II • MB 23'i Japanese automobiles — restraints med the Saturn Corp. to reinvent the restraints on shipments that were II SO 12'.. ' a-u in 94IM 22 .. '• It turns out that GM apparently F«9» 20 II 92 31 — '. 31 BM 40 • ' OtUOt 2 13022 33'.-I that were volunteered three years small car using entirely new ap- instituted in April 1981? FUFi, 211 I 114 21'. OHfl 160 II 1031 41'.- ' I 101 11'.. . does intend to push for other types IWlii IDS I'.- '. OWH2 5I ago by the Japanese themselves in proaches — new product and pro- I 240 II'.. 'i I 114 32'.-I Isn't the protectionist argument OmC 140 of relief, however. Atcan 120 10 IMS 21',- 645 IB - '• 9 136141 order to help the U.S. car industry? cess technologies, and new manu- FeraU 2 3 6276 42'.- '• OMUII 1Mb of Chrysler Corp. chairman Lee AMInl 140 140 26 .- I 39 12S Whitman suggested that the Fraa* 10 IS 144 IB1. IMon 44 facturing and management concepts Allg> 2 70 6 2M 21'.. ' The reasons, some of which were Iacocca more realistic, especially in 5 I9S 23',- ', domestic automobile industry is AIMCp 11 60 I1IO4 31 'Mill 60 - p wherever they might be useful. - I - given to the House Ways and Means view of the continued US. trade AWSt 2 12 12646 54'..1 PPG 160 I SKI 37',. >. GAJ 154 12 929 31 . '. over-regulated, and that Congress AlMCn 122 7— • PacCE 172 12001 II'.. '• Committee by Marina Whitman, During this time the company's deficit with Japan, and Japan's CIS 301 12125 42.- . Alcoa 120 I1237J 31 - ' PKII9 312 12 171 41'.- '. should review fuel-economy stan- Ganali 141 202551 »'..!'. vice president and chief economist, massive organization was restruc- Amai 20 SS6 17'.* ' PKTMS40 11012 71 • '. reluctance to open its own markets OnCo.pt SO Ill 211 31'.- '. dards so as not to handicap Ameri- AMM < 10 14 1437 26 • Pacilcp 2 32 I 271 26'.- '• provide a vivid contrast to the idea tured to bring business decisions OnOrn I • 2031 72 . '. to competition? AmAor MS I'.- PKAm 1010 4'. ', can manufacturers in meeting 12 5091 Mi- '. a few years ago that industrial closer to the operating level and ABnM 310 I M7 17'.. ' PmnEC2 30 I 4M M - >• In Whitman's view, protectionism GntOi 2 90 ABrJCII I 10 10 112 «'.. '. P4omy 231 I 656 47'. America was on the decline. product decisions closer to the foreign challenges. anHPus 24 would actually hurt American 34 24 H.- '. HH 256 I 914 25'. GrUrm 50 III2M IB'.- '. marketplace. And it won from But she returned quickly to her «mCin III II 532 80 -I PannM220 22 Ml 41'.- S Since 1980, Whitman related, GM producers, and eventually cus- Gn«lli2 24 14 761 SI'.. '. ACffn 1U 111213 II'.• '. P4PUCP1M 22 1131 41'.. '. unions a more cooperative attitude. free-trade theme. G6W Si 55920 75,-1'. has invested $40 billion in new plants tomers too. "Now is the time to A£IP»!2tl • 2307 70. PlAEI S9 141229 25 . . OMEr, lla 172 64 .- ', "It must be borne in mind that A/nf.p 121 14 9676 40'.- '. PHm 141 13 3541 4O'» '• and equipment in the United States, Seemingly lesser moves, but con- remove trade barriers — not build 6 170 11. IIM 64. 12 342 2a'.- '. on PIWpO 396 17'.- '. trade restraints and direct market 12 914 46',- '. erecting new facilities in Oklahoma, ceivably as important, were made in JUWK4 IIP 122923 SI'.- '. Gn&onl IH PIMaEI 220 62S11 IS'.' '• them," she told the congressmen on 13 211 5',- '• interventions generally are not a AM4P 112 101365 33'i- '. I33MS II »l'i Louisiana, Missouri, Michigan and other areas. The company and OaPac n 23 2999 22'.- '. Feb. 28. Amnct* e I 12* 12 I 17024 44',-4'. good solution to currency, overall 11 II4IU29'.-. . Kentucky. unions, for example, embraced, the p 44 171216 69',- >, GarWi III MO 36'. "We believe our long-term S1311 I'.- 'I trade, or competitive imbalances," II Ml 3»- '. IWrfp ii BM a .'. Eight other plants have been zero-defects concept, which assigns mm II Ml UH-V. interests are served by having the 124252 «'; Dam 2 60 I 124 • 1411 29'.. , she said. UIRl • 2 22 41 415 10 i- '. remodeled, and eight more are in responsibility for errors and accepts I215H JO'.. '. GUHug 120 II 309 «'.. '. industry respond to the rigors of Amsu l<0 12 SI2 21'.. '. At the industry level, she con- ATIT 1» I7I4BM2I',. • Curicn 156 10M 10'. no deviation from quality. 7 2301 26'.- '. the planning stage or under con- worldwide competition," she said. AMP I 72 Cooo,. IN 122291 »'.. '. 562395 22'.. '. Zero-defects, you may recall, cluded, "they are likely, if they Aracitv 744 3'| ' • GouW 66 PonCE 192 12431 17'. struction. The, company has em- 10 412 41',. '• "Continuation of restraints would Anciw 1.41 171 23'i Craca 2 60 PiPCIO 2 60 111170 55'. persist too long, to handicap the 9 21S 16'. braced robots and computers in both helped make the Japanese com- fcihfui 2 10 B23 77'..!', OlAIPc P*d* 192 I IMS 19'.- '. sap the competitive strength of 7 711 13',- '. long-run competitiveness and stab- *nmy 44» 7 23 ll'r OMk 152 PSlnd 1 7 1319 7'. products and operations. petitive in the American market 9 2669 23'.- '. domestic producers." ApiOU 1 121 70 IIS 33',- '/ GlWln 66 PSvEO 2 72 7 1571 26,. . ility of the very industries and firms 11 679 27 - >. It has made acquisitions, most after their cars were almost laughed AirtOo 14I> 14 3237 20. Griyh 120 hajalP 171 9 4M 14 - '. 7 274 25 i- '. AruPS 2U 7 Ml 21'.. . Grumn 1 PuMHm 12 25 2SS IB - '• notably of Electronic Data Systems, off the continent in the early 1950s. GM's ideas have been criticized which receive their immediate Aimed 717 B',- '. ClfWu 90 10 1234 10 I- '. P»m I 211 •'.. • GllStUt 1 64 61406 13'. which it assigned the goal of GM now promises to match or as self-serving, because it plans to protection." ArmWIn 1 20 I 117 33'.- • OU4H0I124 II 111 42',- i Aurce 1403 li— . OukSO K 21 24S 21 — '• Amon i<0 1257 31 • . OunwilO 9 393 11 - '. IS S'I AMOG 260 I11IS 54 1 . HAium I K 112170 3O'i AMkcn ] 22 4134 41'.. . HMKI SI 19 164 21'. AliuCp 31 14'.. . KA 1216471 40'i.2'. WU U 12 694 27', 104 AuUI 40 11 ISIS 24'r- '. HIC 20 I 57 7'.. , H4CW 20 37 746 II'. AVEMC » lS4B56u4l'i.l'. Ohio debates insurance for thrifts 13 2 25. HIM 46t ID 211 17', Avu, 60 14 75 35 - '. 51 B2B •'•> '• Mucmi I» 92191 II. Avon 50 141221 30 • '. HWPl, 22 15 5653 ll'i I 41 17'.- 'i By ROBERT E. MILLER more negotiations were necessary. certified that they met the qualifi- A telephone hotline set up by the 10 1011 21'. HOMOly I 14 1314 SO'. B43 •'. • - I - Associated Press Writer He was not specific. cations for federal insurance. state to respond to questions from HWrS i 13 40 75'. RaytMi IK 17 5143 44>, II 5S4 IB ,- '• nwu 20 421771 24'. Mad* 40 35 M B'.- S COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - Law- Democratic Gov. Richard Celeste Finan said the purpose of the bill worried savings and loan depositors 311 IS- ', WWII 90 12 1500 59'. WUC BO II 453. 31'.- '. bn>ui 20 241 I4't- ', makers tried to reach agreement ordered the privately insured S&Ls was to restore "the maximum level had a surge of calls yesterday W4PCP 60 13 2091 44', napAn 11 4(5 5.- . B4II0C 120 7 M2 36 . HMIon 114 12 2S97 34'.- '. WWn 260 13 30 21 yesterday on an emergency bill to closed for three days last Friday of confidence in the institution. The morning — more than 900 in one Bneftw 110 10 141 21'. HoulM 175 9 1015 36, Mynln 140 • 2410 62'.. . BMMi 152 11206! II'.- . 1 reopen 70 savings and loan institu- after a run by depositors on several bottom line is that, if this legislation HUIM 241 • 1120 22 RayMI I 6 305 35'.. '. hour. BujKh 7g 15 327 26 HouW 212 11 561 45 nniAid 50 It 516 31 al'i tions by bringing them under the banks — most of them in the passes as introduced, every bank B4.Hi 37 715207 14.. . Mutnli 41 1969 15'. noe.ni 15 B4S 70'.- . Celeste said the bank of 50 B441C0 IK 6S2W 26 - '. Human 16 •OUI I IDIB31 34'. -I-. umbrella of federal insurance, but Cincinnati area, where Home State and savings and loan in Ohio will be 14 2401 27 ,-1 telephones received almost 10.000 B4U< 154 5— . I 144 41 there were signs of a deadlock Savings Bank closed March 9 after federally insured." •MM 5| > 231 27 -I I — I — 14 115 2B'|- ', the collapse of a Florida securities calls during the weekend. He esti- BtllAII tio 6 740 63'.. . IC Ind t I 30 11 1296 32'.* HPUO 06 1131211 S . '. between the Republican-controlled Earlier yesterday the Buckeye BtaSo I 210 111972 N.* '• mated that the closed S&Ls have 7 » 19',- ' DoylD 2174 5 2531 S3',. '. firm. IMCp 2 Senate and Democrat-controlled Savings & Loan Co. of Bellaire filed ) 46j 36 ITT Cp* 1 104796 II - ' •yiMS 120 • 1071 49,-1, about 500,000 customers. Bingil 22. 21 424 5 .• '. IU Inl 1 20 63 360 17 - House. suit against the state, seeking a Btllftl 24 About 125 federally insured Ohio 13 925 I2S I04MP 321 I 745 ».. Banks in Cleveland and Columbus Btmsn 40 - B - I - temporary restraining order that 1291 II,- . M4IIB 47 13.. ' Under the legislation, the affected S&Ls have not been affected by the offered loans to money-strapped Bnmt li II1003 32,. '. SCM 2 12 111 41 ,- '. IIIPMI 264 • 760 23,. Salny 160 101314 32',- ', institutions — currently insured by closing order. would allow it to reopen. George u 12 1666 23'.- 'I i«pcnm It, I 913 14'.- ' customers of the closed savings and 13 134 41'. SFiSoP I 105135 25.- '. the privately owned Ohio Deposit Hazlett. president of the thrift, said 12 III I'.. ' SCAHA 216 A plan to reopen the thrifts could 7 4160 60 -2 7 7M 22',. ', loans, but most institutions reported «co' io 1669 12'.. SCIKPUII6 BOUC 190 17 431 31 —I II 431 31.. '. Guarantee Fund — would have to his company would suffer ir- IIWCO 14 142 •'•- ' &HW 120 not be worked out over the weekend, no lines of customers waiting for Boraari 2 72 I 221 17 - '. 14117 31'.. '• apply for federal insurance and l»9»« 2 60 11 m 4i — ' SCOHP 112 I 453 33'.. '. reparable damage if the closing B>|M >2 10 170 21 14 I so yesterday Celeste extended the money. InUSII 30 344 22',- ' Suo/m 10 I HO 40',. . totfa 124 I 123 31'. then, while awaiting acceptance, continued. mm 60 I 749 II • ' SaaiM 52 16 1613 S3. so-called banjc holiday for an ad- "I was fortunate to get all my B!.UM III II2411 54'.- '. qualify for a new state insurance mm 260 I 21 SI - ' Smi 176 93537 34'.. '. Cincinnati-based Home Stale Sav- •MPI 1614 7.152 23.. ', IBM 440 12 12097 111'.-' SMIIO 2 ditional 48 hours pending legislative money out last week .... $150," said BMTpp 353 IS • . 10 H 59'.. , fund. ings Bank closed its doors March' 9 Inf I4> 112 14 925 26'. SnWT 2124 5 1121 33,. '. •"*•> I I 314 36 .- I action on the federal insurance Cheryl Kominsky, 33, a Cincinnati mum, 2043 I'.- Slwvtn 92 11 941 31'.- '• State Sen. Richard H. Finan, R- after a three-day run by depositors. Buc(Ei 44 31 756 14.- '. InMn 260 12 SI) 41 - ' I proposal. housewife. "But I really feel sorry BVIM 114 16 1721 24',-1', 13 1911 31'. Cincinnati, and Rep. Robert D. The run followed news that the p 2I1IH 49'.. ' io 10 115 34'. Mwn 1 40 7 2475 50 . - . for the people still involved because Iffllmr, 2 46 11779 46— ' The bill in the Legislature would Bungn 210 115360 57'.-r. 21 99 14.— , Nettle, D-Barberton. introduced federal Securities and Exchange IP4IC0 394 I 109 12 . SMI 2 60 9 2122 SI.- '• require the S&Ls to apply for they can't get in to get anything out e - e - identical bills in their respective Commission closed a Florida securi- CBS J Sonat IH even to pay rent." 14 I043Su»4 ,.S - I — I — insurance either by the Federal CK*A 210 SorrfCp 154 15 3337 II'.- ! chambers in a bid to speed consider- ties firm, ESM Inc., in which Home 41IKI 41',- '. Jonrun 120 14 4074 39. 7 5301 23 .. Brad Candler, parking lot attend- CPC Inl 2 20 SC4IEI2O4 Deposit Insurance Corp. or the II 137 42 . JOIMni 60 14 144 73.- ation. State had invested about 60 percent CSX 104 Soul«ol92 14111 111. ', • 26SS 23.. . Joy«g 140 14 110 75'.- ' ant at City Loan and Savings Co. in Cm* S-BOII 560 I 711 74'. Federal Savings & Loan Insurance IS M7 12'.- 'i Leaders had hoped to get the bill of its $1 billion in assets. CPU I 40 Sowy 112 103124 90,. . Lima, said there was an increase in 671 IS .I'l Corp. Ca«Se 2» - I - I - SguarD 114 10 345 37 passed by the end of the day. 12 721 70 . '. traffic yesterday because some CapC.IS 20 ««14.1 114 32i- '. Squrae 160 14 (91 52'.- '. 11 2261 163.. 7 • However, Republican Senate The institutions then could reopen Ciringo 41 K*VAI 60 704 11'.- '• Sum 330 • 2109 63.. '. After it closed, lines began form- 50 10'.- '• people expected the business to be Off 2M 1111 I'.- '. SM00H2I0 72747 41 . '. President Paul Gillmor emerged if they signed up for temporary 79O39u2S'.> '. um 40 ing at some of the state's 69 other C4KPI 07 UnGE 2)6 11241 II'. SUUICM44 117 27.- | open. But he said there were no 14 276 10'. 7 Ml 33'. from a three-hour GOP Senate coverage under a newly created dm*. 122 H4HHI296 SHrlDj III 12 1191 21, privately insured savings and loans, signs of panic. 41 129 25'. 1705 34'. '• C44HO Wym SMJ 120 10 S23 16'.- , caucus to say some Republicans state insurance fund and the super- •II II - . • 45 II'.- '. and Celeste ordered them closed "More of them are coming in here C4»pT » I 373 43',. 'i 2170 2B>.-I . 14 713 41'.. '. were skeptical of the plan and that (Mm 440 10 1071 4IS- '• intendent of savings and loans Friday. wanting to leave money," fee laid. B 474 N • '. S3 I1. CaaSaWIU 62171 21 .. '. SyM 1M II 2*4 II MiiMcilO 251041 30',- '. MIPS IK 71123 17',. '• Symu 192 14 765 54'.. '. Cr&r,a 64 192450 22 NlnbC |212 10 176 41', SVKt 39 15 127 13 - •. C«ll!» . 2414 l'i- i KiUMlM 76 15 1751 32',.r. C1IH0 70 II 54 24'.- '. IUHII H 24 1471 II •— '. - T - I - CttlAir 40 34 371 IB'.-I •MM. 2 11 903 »',- ', 1EC0 2 20 • 1630 2BS. '. Chmpln 40 3660 20'.. '. Record U.S. trade deficit set in 1984 TIM 3 11 666 77'..r. CBarrrSp 40 12 403 IN - I - I - TacBial 94 l'i CC 214 2', ITV 4292 10 - . Ta»» OSa 12 65 IS - i United States than Americans own while inviting a flood of imports into qC 60 25-32 L4WPI 20 13 141 21'.- '. 1327BI II'.- S By MARTIN CRUTSINGER a debt load higher than Brazil or CUM in 6 443 SI',. '. lU'Sg IN I 244 47'. 12 M 14',- , WASHINGTON (AP) - The abroad. Mexico. this country. CMlPn 2 10 1566 32',- '. U4M| 40 14 17 IB Takttni 1 6 434 SB -IS • 4125 33.. . Mm « broadest measure of U.S. foreign The United States started the year The deficit would have been even Crmrn 240 II II 12'i. '. 10 IK 297 -2'. Analysts said the decline was 14 341 17',- '* L4nnnlSll Ill 14'. I31OH 4IS. S trade slumped to a record deficit of with a surplus of $104 billion in worse except for a slowing in the emu ; a 24,-r, L4MQ 72 1 20 31'. 10 2761 31'. further evidence that U.S. manufac- CWnT 104 V« 112 investments overseas but that had 104 42,.v. HIM 47'.- '• ;r S3 341 13'.- I. $101.6 billion in 1984, more than growth of imports during the final CluiiCi 4* 310077 33'.-f. ' Lilly 120 turers are being battered by foreign 11 1564 77,- 'i Tinnto 2 92 342471 34.. S declined to $32 billion by the end of three months of the year. For the Cftrytlr I 111002 27'.-r. LincWI 114 double the old mark, as the United 12 121 40,. ', IIIOIO 40 • 1041 31'.. '• competition. dcCily 01 12270 41', Linon 2 1984. ' fourth quarter, the current account 10 411 BS'i liuto 3 • 410 101'.. S States headed toward the status of C»crp 201 LKhhd 604 1 I 351 31'.- '. 11779 47',- '. 227 I . Cifyinv LMttii 1 T.EUI 220 Analysts said it was very likely deficit dropped to $237 billion 11 172 71'. 5 1091 42 . '• 107301 17S- '. a net debtor country for the first There is disagreement among CUM < 10 LnStti 190 ri.inu l 5 963 IBS 5 97 22'. IB 20 IIS. S that the surplus became a deficit compared with $33.6 billion in the CHvEl 252 LILCs TUMI time in 71 years. economists about the threat posed to II 973 32 .. . 2 477 •'.- '. CWOi 110 TuOOa II • TIM 2IS. '. third quarter. 6 2531 37,- . LiLind I 10 311 32'.- '. sometime during the first three CSUUI 404 TiPac 40 111351 40'.. '. the United States from a position as 13 2531 63 i UP« Kt 17 355 2I'|- '. , C0C4CI 2M TnUIII 252 14 214 20S. S The Commerce Department said months of 1985, although this fact Mike Evans, head of Evans Econ- 1541 IS - '. LuCHyS 116 a net debtor. Some argue that the COMCO 11 421 19', TUMO I K 740 I- '. the deficit in the current account will not be confirmed until a June omics; a Washington forecasting ColgPil I lie 27 2361 23'.- • Tumi, « 15 774 IBS.1', country was a net debtor from its C«Pt» 140 B 255 27 . ': 14 BSB 46..I. swelled from the previous record of accounting is made. firm, said the position of U.S. founding until World War I without CWIno 2 SO 10 696 SB'i 35 71 14 . '. 13 4] 49.- '. $41.6 billion in 1983, exporters was "not very good and it ColOu 111 • 563 2! • • 16 105 54',. '. ar , 10 71 1I'.-1'. It will mark the first time the any adverse effect. 11 S3I 34'.- '. 11 1210 46 . '. 401 I'l Cm&En 164 Tmtl 136 The current account measures not United States has been a net debtor is going to get a worse." He 33212611 -1'. 74 13'. 11 472 21 . '. town TimMol604 6 .21764 21'.. - Uag.ci I I I0S 39'.-1 10 141 SIS only trade in merchandise but also predicted the current account defi- Cn»E 3 Town! since 1914, when foreigners owned However, many economists say II 451 30,-I 4 421 7'— '. Comsat 120 T04CO 11 1912 34',- S cit would swell to at least $115 HAPCO 1 6 660 31 - . in services, mainly the flow of $3.7 billion more in U.S. assets than there is a danger in allowing so CgnU 2 40 nss7 30'.. '. Tianaal6l 9 1000 41 - S M*M.O 160 • « 32'. billion this year. Corafl 144 11 2363 u37 ..1'. Iimaco2l6i> •921 24', investment earnings. Americans owned in foreign assets. much U.S. capital to be controlled 16.276 12 .1 CnillO 232 6 I3S 42',. ', Hanoi 54 TnMd 40 It 1931 40 .2 1676 41 - '• While the country has not posted Analysts are now predicting.that Analysts blame the country's poor by foreigners. If foreigners became Cons"» 51491 •'.« '. mm i3i Tinw 204 17 115 IS IS 241 30',. '. CnCp 160 71223 40'. MUCH S9 lilCon3 53l I 171 3SS- S a merchandise trade surplus since the U.S. foreign debt will mount trading performance on the strength disenchanted with their U.S. invest- COUTH 172 941 2. I 434 22'.- • TiKwia 64 com 72 7 lit 13'.. '. 1975, surpluses on investment earn- rapidly, growing to more than $100 of the dollar against foreign curren- ments, the strength of the dollar 406406 32S-I'. Tilco -I I I Cow IS2 9 162 44S. '• 13 702 26S- ', . UATucafL P75 3a • 3311 44 -IS ings were usually sufficient to cover billion by the end of this year, cies. A strong dollar makes U.S. could drop rapidly, leading to sharp- CornO I I 21 10 169 46'.. '. 16 226 37'.* '. UMaaa 1U IS. . CricM 40 17 205 26'.. i the trade deficits making the United States the goods more expensive and thus ly higher inflation rates in this 16 25'. USFG42 20 3MH102I10'..'. CwoO MtOnii 12 132046 39.- •. 10 32 41'.- '. OSS 3)6 7 604 M - S world's leading debtor nation, with harder to sell in overseas markets country, these economists warn. McDnO 114 91425 73'— 1'. However, the report indicated 1 14 134 37'.. '. USGM 4 15, .1 •ACGtd 2 IS 799 42'.. '. CumEn 220 4 240 74 -2 uncut 340 • 1277 37'.. S that for the first time since before UcGfN 140 IS 1371 41'.. '. CX1W 120 10 I 39'.- '. IMlac 172 1194) It'.. . MCNIU 2 40 13 717 u4S .1'. World War I, foreigners were on the I - I - MPac IM 121411 41'.. '. MM 120 • 117 IS'. D4MCPI2I • I2ii 21.-r. Unioyi .16 10 622 14'.. s verge of owning more capital in the MHvill I 44 12 792 4i'.. • OartKr 4 24 10 317 »'.- • Muck 320 11 74 13'.- '. 04UCK 14 K. IS 2055 100'.- '. MM.ro K 102410 26'.. S I 90 17', 196261 30', i'. MwPt US*«« 5 72 I UluTSS. 'I Dill* 74 171217 36,- , S1162 18,- ', MWSU1 I 7| UITCHII.40 • 2051 40'.. '. OaytH 2 7 154 15'.- '. 5 2596 13'.. '. MWE 261 UmTit 192 9 666 21 - '. Ow t 211097 31'.. '. 10 140 »'. MMM 150 Unocal I 12 6023 47-.. >. LOCAL CWaAr 10 73135 44',-l'i 13 1400 91'.. '< MlnPL 2 79 UDonn 2 51 14 441u77S. ', 7 3117 IS'.- '. B 714 31'.. '.' OatU 161 MOM 220 USL1FE I 04 121011 40 - '. 103493 II - '. 93412 29.. ', Owns 176 MDUOI UOPI. 232 11351 22S. '. SECURITIES SSI l'i- ', &g.»i 124192 101 -I'l Monml23O 12M9 41'i— >•,. DIIMV 120 40 742 77',. '. MmDU 2 56 I 61 21'.. '. DomM 2 72 I 667 27 .• '• MonP» 2 0owC» 160 14672 21'.- '. Mugni22O II 202 2!'.- '. 22 266 44 .1 • 12331 45',. • Banks ft Industrial quotations DowJn 76 Ibiont 64 - I - • ' 162023 20'. 11 217 21', - Drnr 60 Monui 64 Wachvi 92 10 440 courtesy Fahneslock a Co., EF Hutton 13771 91 . ', 104696 31,. '• il'i wacua 60 II'. & Company Inc., and American Securi- • 1164,131'.. '. 225 0u»lP 241 WiiMn 21 23.199 41 . 7 377 19',- '. ties. 0uo.ll 201 Waium 71411* 32 140 BANKI IM AM NCR I M 91749 21'.- '. WrnCm 6399 21'. CtnlralJ«ra«y 21^. 22'. I - I - KIM 20 19)1 II'. WamiL 141 13 2IS0 36 572 5'. 17 909 40'.- '. Ch«mieal Bank 37'* IB'* WUiWI 241 B 116 20 C.Moni Slala Bank 4V. 5''. E»«f 1» 30 311 22'.. '. II 567 55'.. '. ».i'i> 2 40 • 411 55 Flrauafaay Naltonal 30'* 31V. EUUH1204 123712 66',- '. 9 010 39'.. '. NOTICE WnAHL 5'. 221 Firal National Suit 47',. 47'* E4»n 1.20 7 313 55'.- '. NMDtu 2 20 20 1306 29',. '• WUnW 1145 IS F.rai Poepl.i Noli N J |H 10 EcMtn M 12 370 27',. ', ««FGllM 7 1061 27'.- '. | wugE I 10 3072 29'. Honlao* Bancorp 4SH 45'. E«iEII60 14 7033 71'.- '. HilC.p 2 6 250 42'.. >• 27'. Wlyarti IX 111175 Hofiion Bancorp 24'. 24*. Irma 160 17 IKI 21.- '. Nil 25 20 565 19',. '. WtUrlpi 7 9 6tt 15', M.dlanlic Bank 29*. 29', Em>l 112 II 331 37',- '. NlSnia 111731 10.. '. WHIM 60 10 124 21. National Community Bank 53'* 55 •|E»*nP 7M I'.. '. *.P» 176 91329 21 William 140 • 1733 2t . National Slala 26 . 27 £.C4» 160 9 69 36'.- '. WngEUSO 6 733 Hi. '. WinOI. IM 12 M 33 Now Ja.aay National Corp 221. 23 [..on 3 40 7 6370 41'.. • Nl 1 21 700 »'.- '. WrMrt loa 17 336 II', Shiowibufy Stalo Bank ... 12 14 6 696 16'. As ordered by the Federal Communications 160 t 691 «', Stato W.ao Bancorp 24 25 - I - I - B1003 64 - 'i Wynni M I 41 22, Umtod Countwa Trual Co 34*. 30', Honn 01 7 94 II — '. IMC 2 20 SO 472 60'.- Un.tod National Bank 46 49 IPIGPIM »!»» 21'.• NAPIMI 1 9 551 31'.- 'i Commission, New Jersey Bell filed tariffs UnilorJ Joraoy Bank 35 35', Fu.cna K 190 17.- NOHIUI 151 S1511 IS .1-1 Xiroa 3 «' INDUSTRIAL Fiuld II 10 414 I4,- NlnlPS I 56 7 541 12 .. '. 17 3476 2aiaCp 132 • ill 27 Alco Standard! NWI HOSIIM124 7 711 43'.— '• on March 15,1985 to establish a $ 1.00 per line IiralUC 71917 20' B«ro Enlorpriaoi 16 1572 Nort.p 11 20 It 1022 »'.- '. B'ockway Buck Enoinoaring per month Subscriber Line Charge to apply to all Capital Citiw Comm CoaladSalai Residence and Single-Line Business customers. Data Raalty Dart i Cratl Induilnaa AMERICAN EXCHANGE Da Tomaao induiir.oi This charge will become effective June 1,1985. OavoWpmanl Corp. ol Anw Dim.i Inc EAC Induatnaa. rioCOOfl ttt The Federal Communications Commission HEW VWW IAPI - u°n0a> "H»"a' Dyttl 274 12 973 IS li •• . Elacirontc Associatta HUAK • '•• 'i pran lor Amman SloU E.CKangi Ecno|g 12 2962 10'. 27 Foodarama . DOMP 11 8-4 Hovnaman Ent«fpns«s has also ordered reductions in some interstate long ^™ " 131 j'Jf "S Irrrliirj 1199 13— • PallCp 40 » 137 lnstrum«nt Sysiamt AUPkltl II 20 90 77 .. • CW 13 42 S.- '. rtwp n . IN • r. . King Jam** Ext. Car*. distance rates to become ertective on June i, AOoM 21 12 169 16', Gntvig 762 9 . 'i PttLw 17 3'* Laiaura Tachnology Arrauni 70 161034 14',- '. Gum I 86 S 57 21'..I. PiRMf IBO 10 7 71 ' .* '| MagnaCard ...... iPatl uo 15 27 BO'r- '. CJMW I I'. toftU« 7? 'idO IB'.- '. Matailurgical Inl «SciE 31 l.» • cwia 65 I .116 Rtwi* 21 2W 45'i—I Monmouih Capital «irwl U6 7 1537u IS. '• onHC 44 16 136 37'.- >. Sac-dp 10* 13'* Monmouth Park I] I j'l OJCol 92 145 12'— '. SOHttW IS U 7't— '. Monmoutn HMI Ettata Arrnlrn II 5 I. HollyCp tta IS 31 I'. TIE 141470 «'• N. J Hasourc* Corp - 17 Aa~9 15 271 7S- '. HouOTIIIa 1112 4'— '. TcMm l'i* '* Pannwali Corporation rcfvSym AMalc 206 l'i. • Hu»rl 15 30 7'. ii n Hi* • P»rt»in-Elmtf , Ttitipr. 192 IS AnaCH " ',, . "I*'916° 13B 35.. . Precision Optics Tmcm 67 IM 4 Attain 3 IS- • BUS, I 354 2 Ray Comm Ind Inc TubMli 10 11 l'i tvaooo tornt, g 5 •'• MM 329 3 . ufood* 10 ?3 22 Rosa Eiploniion tl'32 14/32 Birg* 32 16 117 24'.* , KayPn 70 151773 9'— . r, UFoodl 20 13 I/IB FJOaVll 20 27 12', .i,rj, I2B7 1 - . is- t Spiral M«lal . New Jersey Bell UmvfU 24 73 7U* -i Stuff Var FK* . . IH IV) IM 71 I4S- . UCOHO 7 107 II 1430 Sun.Ka Enargy 15 316 3'<— '• HCORl 19 171 I'l vsiam N 1 3f !v.~ : Supacmarkets Oanixai M'4 35S ComO. 4% V* Coil 1 32 15 I 30'— . M, 7 X 21'. 10 Thomas InduairiM II II'. tm WttltrO 1 3 21 ts ma* , ,a II 97 71 .1'. 2S Trant Qtobil Airlines 12 39 10'mi Dam tan 3 23 4'. „,„[ ,4 20 121 14>— '. Wtttx g Triangle industries 17'. 17*. 21 4*4 27 - '. DitiP-J 16 t227« il'.-i *ram io 17 3B0 17 WltfiSL 4t•t UnnwJ Telecontoi 7 7H 11 Uruwartat Marine I Shark Pi 171 J'l N»,oc 1204 10 145 II'. - . WkCtHU I 10 24 105 •O9 2IH MM. 20 21 2'. VMK U S Hornet BB TV Daily tWtlcr TUE9DAY, MARCH 19. 19M Governor vetoes teacher pay raise

JACKSON. Mill. (AP) - Gov It is the position of the MAE Marino. Ma regular p Board of Directors that continuing an* moos Bill Allain vetoed a bill yesterday B^B^BPa oei OJWf . • • that would have given a M.«0 pay the Job action at this time will only sea Averwv MM Mana ma sum*"* aat*y •••• a* "asias *w*an**a raise to the nation's lowest paid hurt those dedicated teachers par- JZf3SSB£&B ma baydry tm « ma •napacaon ol a teachers, while the state's largest ticipating, and recommends that all INO re* TMI KWKIU or A teachers be in their classrooms on POMPtR MM TRUCK POR THB cAr teacher group called tor members to •he anno -Com b •OMXJOH Of MtOMLAMOO. IN m uOU torn CAT.. end wildcat walkouts. Tuesday morning." MAE President THE COUNTY Of MONMOUTH. %KSS»t£mc'iNO 4 NCW JIMI) ArroorruTim and •,•«••! tneaei AS mat araa aaat ol Maw m Alice Harden said at a news con- - • •• i< m 11 ipai ill f^—*i A I—HI iaa The veto tent the measure back to 1100.000 THEREFORE AMD IBTOJBM, mo nofWi *w F^trm r*a^pn*^ ference. AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE the Legislature, which could either _ ^ Seen of pupa* •a »a ahara ana ol Raman lay. IIIJlMnr She said further strikes would or si42.too BONOO on NOTES I aohookj b> attar dto- come up with a new proposal or OP THE BOROUGH FOR only result In "severe punitive oonoent ot ma attempt to override the governor's FINANCING PART Or THE MM a. iai atfja ••••'^Bf^ ai a actions" against teachers, and COST THEREOF II.MB0O action. 1 Ma baundry ol ma hailed the walkouts as ones that K """-SB. au story. "oTaSe Traaourer al k of Kaanaburg at Poll "It really comes down to this — ohoel Monies, and eaten danns alone Part, Avarma M a Beard ot HoaWi "altered the course of Mississippi «7 Htfrtanoa oHtcers. truant schssts. IB- 0 Harm and » »7T.»»O0 •OMlFraalW VVvaVO InOB whether the Legislature wants to MJ0>OI> legislation and politics forever." PUBLIC NOTICE fund all programs and give teachers *d MeManMI aaaanoBa. _. Bna« Main MnMlp ma OpanNona aMudao bom C 10.114-00 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE IM A mimbimimbir oof ma Board ol opMpr Una ol HanoMk Btraat. OMat aim Batumi Moaan ru The bill Allaln vetoed called for a I10B.BIV00 a salary increase and the highway SBiMnoonwuaibooiUibiU B «"« S 12,400 raise this year and $1,000 in SaoMan ana resident ai ma department $30 million." Allaln said taw Mayor end Council ot ma eohtoi dlaa-iM lac at MM >ao •oundry ana ot ma Borouan ol at a news conference. each of the next two yean. Average pay for Mississippi teachers is eaoonoT reading and a puokc £*Mr aptxararnent or Macao* Coroocl R S 40 IJ I He said a tax increase to fund the hearing et a regular Hilling ol aM miat ba aktt » road and aWvui BBMBBH CAP TJI400 $15,971 - lowest in the nation. pvi QOrWnviiQ Dooy nvn on TSJ, Pub*: H~m Funaa'::: 94.400 would be detrimental to the MMM 0HJ14O0 Maich 13. 1BW J£IJ55 OJOjTPItCT NOJI^ people" and would drive away new The veto wasn't a surprise. Allain ORDINANCE #e>4t-l t Mm or oteirn agamet industry. He urged a 11.500 pay had indicated he wouldn't sign any BOND ORDINANCE PROVID- ajp OaaTarjW BrPB OE? VOJ Harare' n^*aWv%BEB» Banlor Cwaana Cantar INO POR THE INSTALLATION at ma us of ma MWHP4a*M»^4hauW d ^^ab*wft*BHf4aueafaBEaaaaaTfyi . aaafhafelM14*PflHa aAtaaaaT*"jear/ • raise, saying the state could not bill that Included a tax hike, and the Or A 8' WATER MAIN, RE- ga ol IBJfOQiB who Ma baan sect me oentor kna of Carr Ay- afford higher taxes. LATBO WORK AND AP •no*, menoa northerly along ma vetoed measure would have raised PURTENANCEB ON nunidpe! alaoBan tfavM al oantor ana al Carr Avanuato m a STS70M0 Allain's veto came only two hours taxes by $77.6 million. SHREWSBURY AVENUE IN THE Meal mtrty days otter la ma data BOROUOH Or HIGHLANDS. IN otrna il.oaon ehak be snaaid to after the Mississippi Association of Earlier yesterday, Chancery THE COUNTY Or MONMOUTH. •a at ma achool eteoeon. Apps- NEW JERSEY. APPROPRIATING igon tor mmtary or ctvtken S12S.000.00 Educators asked its 13.000 members Court Judge Paul G. Alexander 8110.000 THEREFOR! AND Menses baaoto may ba made to Btamary Eapanajkna w»hln^CA»... M34H to end wildcat walkouts. Earlier ordered two-day suspended AUTHORIZINO THE ISSUANCE a County Clark OP 8104.800 BONDS OR NOTES POLLING DISTRICT NO.1 I132.0MM yesterday, a judge found the union sentences for the president of the OF THE BOROUGH FOR B#Orfinif>g at tt*# pGwn VerUfvi FINANCING PART Or THE ma oamar ana ol Mam Street and ConaoWKtM Pouca > FMrr«r« P««on Fund in criminal contempt for calling for MAE and 17 other union officials. COST THEREOF •20,00000 Franca* Place amende the Stawory Sipandlkiraa a«Mn CAT 2MM.MHXHO M03.00 a strike. Alexander also assessed each Karen M. SttWano center ana at France* Place to CduOtd-PoiWon lncn»» Borough Clark Creak Read than iiaimaeai m S22.HS.00 The MAE had asked for a state- official $250 in court costs after Mar. ig 810.44 the cantor Una ol Creek Road to TAKE NOTICB THAT lha wide strike yesterday, but checks finding the union in contempt for ma norm rty atdo of KanBoar- d ol rta Commlaalonaro ol fteKty Way tott^o> bounoar v oio# PoaM • f wmona PanaMn Fund I1P5.KSM found only 18 of the state's 154 calling a statewide strike last Ml* Keanaburg Fka DMrW No. 1. TownaMp ot Statutory Enpandlkiraa aMUn CAP... ine Borough pi Her— Marlboro, and BbMa ol Naw Jar. districts — mostly in southern Wednesday in defiance of his earlier nonet tjetjooa aftOB^o «i# OF^MA Eachioad-Ponalon Mraaaa Mississippi — closed or curtailed _ henaby given 10 11* Una m a normwiatorly Tuesday M each month at 8:00 ban against walkouts in 15 districts. Mai volara ol ma Softool DWrtct to Laurel Avenue, manoa along p.m. at ma Martbora Pk* Com- classes because of walkouts However, Patricia Hancock, an ol ma Borough ol Keeneourg. m ma oanlar we ot Saatoy Avenue pany Plrehouee. locatad on ma County ol Monmoum. Now to Main Sir**!, mono* along tM Route 078. Marlboro. Naw Jar- TM wtoaug achaduto show. • oompemon between thma. actuaeauoll amountamounla^s raisei d by The scattered walkouts idled MAE attorney, told the judge that Jeraey. mal ma annual atocMon oantor ana ot Mam Baewto th e say. Al aaM innings, ma Board 96,000 of the state's 466,000 students the union, after issuing the general ol ma Mai votera ol and Dtoaiol of Fire Commlesloner* Shan lake tor tM flection ot the members an actions wHhtn ma sooaa ol rto and 4,200 of the state's 27.000 strike call, contacted teachers in the ot ma Board ol IduoaMn and tor Kaanagura Fir* Company II authority. TM Board shea alao teachers. At the height of the strike, omar purposes wW bo MM at 11 Manning Ptaooae MM Its Budget Mowing on ' 15 districts under the court order o'clock p.m. on POLtlNOODISTRICl T NO. 2 third Tuesday of Nevambai. which began Feb. 25, 9,000 teachers and encouraged them to remain in Tuaoday. 2 APRII 1000 Beginning all mha oantot r HHna of Pmauanl io Section 13 of th* and 170.000 pupils were out of class. Tha poke wM romaln opan until Carr Avanueand Baatoy Avanua Open Public Meeting Act. .23 21 .Ot the classroom. »00) p.m- . g Chapter 211. PL 1878. the Board M 47 / be naoaoaaiy to permit an Avanuua 110 menerihatdeoo t ot Fire Co taatonara of Fire or tho Mal votare than praaant to Road alonl g tha northalo* ot in 102 04 Dtotrlci No. 1, adopted a Reeol- .01 00 Croak Roaoadd t o lauralaurall AvanuAvanua tto n TM election vrW ba MM and all ma boundrd y UnU a oll thhe B Borough 11 M .00 me legal votare of ma School ot Kaanaburg along Ihp bounZy aV rf£Ot*OaV*Ua%1lfXl 'v^dK#tlf>Q IM 2 60 N Five young suicides Dtatrkjt wtH voto at tM respective Una 01 KoanatHiig In a waatart _ )onMarahi2.10*0. indMd- polling place* anted below Qiracmofi inonoa in • no»ir>ajri uoUopM ol mo annual maatlng 3 mambara win be alactod tor dkaMon oMng lha boundry Una ooMQ d any ratatona yen. ot ma Borough ol Kaanaburg. th#*aio afiaH b# 'txwa' doMl to Ally • • ma aald election Mil ba aub- irvaoc* in m nui iiMjvawTy oiffjc oo.u*al ana or* r voting along tha Raman Bay to ma trouble community ar fna 0 1 CarC r Avanuaua. BOARD Or FIRE thanoa along thh o oontor ana oll COMMISSIONERS WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. (AP) officials and others, in interviews Co>r Avanua In toutnarly dMo CARLTON BORDEN. published in The Milwaukee Sentinel S1.004.20S. •on 10 mo pomt ol baglnnlng. Secretory — Five young people in a central For Capital Outlay: S Si 1.404 TM polling plaoa bawg mo 812.80 Wisconsin county have committed yesterday, described the shock, suicide in three months and 10 confusion and grief felt by people in others were hospitalized after this Wisconsin community of about T suicide attempts, leaving counsel- 19.000 people. 231 Rod Bank 239 Red Bank ors, educators, parents and friends "People think that because working to keep other troubled suicide is in the air that it's 198S LOCAL MUNICIPAL BUDGET youths from trying to end their contagious - that people who are Local Budget of the Borough of Red Bank lives. not suicidal might end up commit- County of Monmouth for the fiscal year 1985 n » haraby canfflad mat mo budgal and oapaal budool mini hanwo and haraby mada a pan naraol» a "People are asking, Why is this ting it," said Holly Nelles, coordi- trua copy ol tna budgal and capital budgal approvad by ratoMlon ol ma uavarnmg body on ma IStti day ol nator of the local Bereaved Parents March. 10U and tnu pubac advamaamanl aal ba mada in accordanoa aMi ma provHlono ol N.J.S.A. 4OA *•« happening so much?' And there's no •nd N J AC S:30-4.4|d) answer, " said Bob Goetter, a Wood Group. Ruth EachMbach County social worker who developed "I can only look at our area here CarWMd by ma 32 Monmoum SI. Rad Bank. N J. 0T701 a suicide prevention radio program and say, yes, it is contagious," he Tint I3th day ot Marcn. 100S 201-HO-2T40 and met with teachers and students II it haraby oarttftad mat IM a ad harato and haraby rntda a part la an axacl copy d mo CURWNT PUMP - ANTIC4PAHB told The Associated Press yester- otiopnai on wa vrith thadarti ot t I. that an addmona ara earnest, ak at to deal with the problem. ara ki proof and ma total« «no a •Qua*, ma total of appropriation* day. "People contemplating suicide General Rawiiuai • rtA Caruaoe From Dec. 1 to Feb. 22, five may look at someone else who duff youths in Wood County, none older and think, "They thought they had to «Vnad'o< Rod Ban* NJ orroi than 20. shot themselves to death. At Thii 1» day ol March. M 201-T4140U commit suicide and, hey, my life is COMUfNTS OR CHANOES REOUIREO AS A CONOITION OF CERTIFICATION OF DIRECTOR least 10 others have made attempts a whole lot worse than this.'" OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES serious enough to require hospital- Tha cMnjoo Ol common oprl«oni n> conmuM »• local DudgM intoraot and Com on Taaaa •0 000 00 96.000 00 have evaluated at least 40 suicidal FrancMaa and Orate Receipt TaaM i.taiVtoo I.MM7O.00 teen-agers. From 1961 to 1963, the in the suburbs north of New York Ba n Furthar Raaolvad mat adId budoa t t bMa pubHanopubWhod kIni TM DairDaMyy RaglatoRiMilirr m tM loouo of March 10,11 City in the past 18 monhts, TM governing body of ma Borough olRod Bank doao haraby approva iw tolHajlngia ma budgaltor m a year IN.JS.A. 04:1101. 32T.tBS.33 327.1B3 33 327.10312 county recorded an average of 4.3 Bonk Corporatio..n. eJuaktaa> i Ta> IN j s A 84 IOA-33| H1U7I 31.001.27 •4X4 71 suicides per year. Before Dec. 1. the authorities said. And last fall, six State Ravsnua Sharing (NJ S A. 84A: 10-11 M.132.»7 •4.132 07 04.13207 Payments In Lkju » Ta«aa On Stale Exempt Property last teen-ager to commit suicide teen-agers committed suicide over RECORDED VOTE (N.J.8.A. E4.4-2.2a. at. aaa.) 24St.2481.8M8 2.TOU0 J.051S0 died in 1981. 2'i months in one Texas school FranoMsa Te». Lite Maurano. CompsM*. 20,000.020400.00 10400.00 31.247 30 Counly Financial Bu.km. Tax 1.700.00 5 000 00 1.703.M Relatives of the victims, school district. ana and Federal Ravanuss par-SET wan A4ipmpilo»uiii: Nonce i* haraby given msl me budget, ladaral revenue sharing attotmantt and k _ 1878 TransfMrtoapn Bond ayjua Program* by ma Mayor and Council of me Borough ot Rod Bank. County of Monmouth. on Msroh 13,1te». Pevanua Sharing Funds: A hesrlng on ma budget, ladaral revenue sharing allotments and lax resolution wM be haw al Borough Han. Enaaemant Parted: on Aprs io. 1BBB at • So o'clock (P.M.) ai Much sma and place omeceons to aeM budgsL ladaral ravsnue October 1 1882to Beptolhba r 30. 1882 i.oaaoa 1.000.00 sharing allotment, and ta> raaokMontor m e year lets may be presented by tonpayan or other Inlir.sml October V 1882to 8 salt ma si 20. IBM •O.OSO.00 •O.BH00 Maverick VFW post October 1. IBM MS 77,040 00 EXPLANATORY BTATilBINT SUMMARV OF CURRENT FUND SECTION OF APPROVED BUDGET October t. tail to Septamoai 30, IMS.. 0*M0 •40.M OenarH Appropnotloni For: YEAR 1000 Oaalanib. 30.1004 4.000 00 4.00000 1 Approprlaiuna wlthm "CAPS" Municipal Purpoaa Taui AaoManoa Act of laao 3BJ20.70 44.aS2.I2 44432.72 (•I Municipal Purpoeaa (N.J.S.A. 40 A:4-41.2) 1 3.BM.400.M vows to fight ouster Special Mmaat — 2 Appropriation! amdudad from CAPS ContaM ot Director at Local I lH)I MunicipaMiipl l PPurpose s INJ.8.AINJSA .4 400 A 4-«5 3 as. emended).._.. . Total General Appropriations endudod from T — -Marat Re SANTA CRUZ, Calif (AP) - The corporate law. However, post at- ota Geal ppopeto enduded Iron) "CAPS" Public Health Priority Funding - 1077... 7.214.00 14.02300 3 Raaervetor UncoUacte d Tun Sain on Eaumetad 02% of Ta» CoMetJOM •21.011.10 U.S. Older Americana Act Oran ttSII • Veterans of Foreign Wars yesterday torney Eric Schenk said freedom of 4. Tot. General ApproprlaMna - •J01.0M.30 Senior Cmana Cantor 31.700.00 33JUO.O0 28400.00 kicked out a maverick post of speech is involved and he is seeking 5 LeM Anticipates Revanuaa Otter Than Curranrrantt Property Tat Stato and Local Cooperative He 300 00 |i a Surpkii. MlecaUneoue Revenue) and RaoHptatram Delinquentt Tanaa) 1IIIKIH UDAO Orant U s Dapanmant of Houakig and mostly Vietnam veterans who op- the support of the American Civil 0 Difference Amount to ba Haloed by Te*ee Mrr SSupportt ott MiiMunicipal l BdgeBudgett llaa I Urban Oavatopmant 31,100.00 M.2O00O SS.3M00 pose the national organization's Liberties Union for further action. (a) Local T«tor Municipa l Purpoaai mdudlng Raaarvator Unoooocte d TaMa 1.032.04202 Other Special llama: many Operating eurptua ol Prior Yean - hawkish call to restore "American VFW Adjutant General Howard •UMMAAV Of 1tt4 APPROPRtATKWl EIPINMD ANO CAHCILID Watar-Seaar unary 75.0W.0O I0O.0OO.DO 100.000.00 primacy" in Latin America. Parking PairinPringg utHutHHHy „ 21000.00 7100000 73.000 00 E. Vander Clute Jr., at national Prior Veer General Capital eurptua 10M0.00 U.000.00 The 67-member post, which sup- headquarters in Kansas City, Mo., Budgai Approprianona -Adopted Budgal 3.472.3M.48 1.021.233.21 32S.B0100 Prior Year Wator-Seaw UOMy Capael BuraU •.000.00 Budget Approprleoona Added by N J S A 4OA »-•; . 40417.80 Raaarva To Pay Bend • Notaa — ports a policy of non-intervention by said the group would "vigorously Emargarcy Approprtaltona 73.000.00 Genaral Capital Fund 20.4H.00 Raw 11tor o a 4O.e«.« the U.S. government, vowed to fight defend" itself. A VFW attorney Total Apprapnallona 8,888414,48 1.82143348 Raw 11tor Sol a of Mu RRaanna l MaatMtm CoCComradem : the 2.1 million-member VFW in went to Santa Cruz yesterday to Borough 044 llinkk) SSever...e . 0.442.00 8,441.88 Eipendlluiaa: 8.41700 BorougBorogh ot Pa* Haven 1481.00 court. oppose the post's action. Paid or Charged (including Revenuea for uncoMctod 48740 Borough of Rumaon 1.87100 2.488.B> Taw) 841S.113.07 24.000M 24.000 00 "We don't believe the law sup- VFW Commander-in-Chief Billy 71.171.34 8.000 3 Payment m Lax at Tana - RMnlaar HeapM-. 24.00b uu ports the concept of a gag order, and Ray Cameron said in a statement 3006 2401.40 Total HUnimniinii Ravenuai 2.710.244 30 Jaw.oiiu 2.888.71784 that's the basis of our challenge," that he revoked the post's charter Total bpandKuraa and unaipandad BaUncaa •00400.00 400.000 00 432,088.12 ».a88,38».48 1.S31J33H said post commander Richard "for failure to comply" with VFW 3.010.244 34 1428J1I842 8.B88.78S.78 Anderson. bylaws. s. >•••« to ba Raleed by Taaaa ear Bagger) i "I fully recognize the right of •See Budget Appropriation Hams so marked Io me right ot column -Expended 1084 Paul III' Is) Local Tantor Municipa l Purposes An attorney for the post said he •ga|bujy|j| jjf AfWHttjlBiMI for " OaJlAf B Maa^OtaOjafjA'' Inducing Raaarvator Uncoaects d Tax** 1.032442.02 1.004.2H.M would file for a writ of mandate in individuals to speak out on issues of TMamounlaapproprlatad under ma Ha* orOmerEipinur ara tor< Total Amountto M Retted by Taaaj concern," he said. "However, ele- 1.882442.02 1484408.04 140848101 Superior Court today to block the Some of ma Items included in "Omar Enpsniss' ara: tor Support ol MuNdoel Budget.. VFW from enforcing the revocation ments of the organization must Material, suppaes end nenbendable soutpmsnt T. Total General Rli 8.001.000 30 S.S11.314 40 5.775.M7 42 * lanca of buWkno.. *qulpm«nt. roeo*. *tc abide by the mandates of the L of the post's charter and confiscat- Contractual eervlee! to•Ofr garbagQaftoaQae aano vaan faiviovat. (wa nyaVa*it service aMto vohintoa r lira ronipanlaa ing the post's money, flags and other national convention, myself in- etetcc. Ptmimgandadvaniaing. u«lt»iarv»iaa.lnaunjrioaaMmanyom!rlwmiiiaiiilla1»lMiarvloaiarideied property. cluded." by municipal govarnmenl. Post 5888 adopted a resolution last The post claims the VFW violated April calling for "a policy of self- CAP CALCULATIONS its own bylaws in this case and is determination and non-intervention Total General Approprlegons tor 1N4 GENERAL GOVERNMENT: Leu: E>ceptlon from "CAPS" AoYnkvetraeon and Ekscuava challenging the group's action under in Central America." Total Operation. U40.27IM Satortaa and Wages. 73.00000 72.U8.I0 Total Capital Improvement! 2a.000.00 M«rE>pansaa 17.W>.00 atuS 20.14781 239 Rod •still 239 Red Bin* Total Municipal Debt Service 2 >s Polling placo* at the Rellaf En- Emergency Authorualiona W.000.00 Dtv/Ew J.SOOOO 2.M0.08 2.472,81 2837 742.020.07 polling place doaignaleo for me gine Company at Orummond Other Eiwaneoa K5 00 HOOD M8.U 490 238 Rad Bank votare ot the polling dutrKt In Piece at Sold Street, in ma Total Encepttono School Otabict tor legal votera hlch no or aM raaldae. Amount on which M CAP I! applied S347M7742 Setanos and vregea... 21.0U.0I 22.SU.00 22.8U.7I 18.24 NOTE: — TM term "currant raaldalng within Oanaral Election RBD BANK BOROUOH 9HCAPS 1U413H Other Eipanaaa 72.SH.08 72.48184 83.11 OMpeneea" include*, principal!', Dlitrlct. Noa. 5 t 0 of me SS8 BOARD Or EDUCATION AaasaamamolTaeas a.tsso* teacher!. lanltora'. and medical Aiiowabia Opsrskng Appropriations before Adonic RSD BANK, NBW JBRMV Satonaa and Wages.... 28JN.8D M.J40R 111 mipeciori' aalanae, fuel. ta n that M o n *• preeeni to voto anal to celt their mouth'Chryaler'Plymouth. Inc. ballola. haa made application to IM Financial Admlnlalraaon 70,00000 H.70000 moaie. 7IMBH 4N.10 TM election will bo held and aw Eatontown Zoning Board of Ad- Oiner Expenses Municipal Land IM Law me legal voter! of the School!, |ustm*nt for • varianceto permi t Oparafcons Mm CAP 170.000 00 (N J S A. 40:HO-t| Dtetrlct will voto at tM rail a*. Bye- l ' oh building sp- Oporskoni ucludsd • Ch 243 PL 1(43. t.H0.00 polling place* Mated batow. a atgn painted o Oft-Set with Revenue Snaring 1,800 00 5.000 DO 1.085 00 1.BI7.W . 3 mambara Ma be etooted tor 3 proalmataty ol 1789 tranceto earvlo e department In a MB Zone on me premises deetg- 7.00100 J.BU.88 S.»tM1 17U noted aa Block 100. Lot 0 also .. - ofktoaMrPujn Plsnnlng Board ntittfjtf pfopoatllona fof votiofj known aa 700 Highway 30-Ea Ion- Other Eapanisa 50.OU.00 M.0OO0O Oth*r Eaponsoi 54.000 00 taxaa tor the following reapacttva y y p town. NJ end for alt. plan ap- Shade Tras Operation* within CAP : 38 000 00 ma data ot ma election shall be proval therefor 3*erl 3.00000 1.08000 1.0UB3 2.878.81 20.17 entitled to voto at tM achool E.eluded per IN.J.S.A 40 55D-1I. 11,SOO 00 fo'S CURRENT EXPENSES A public hearing will be held at ataeeon. Appdcetion lor mUttary 33.M5.415OO me Borough Half. 47 Broad Jreup Plan tor Emptoysai . 12I.8U.80 I2I.828U 01 THE TOTAL AMOUNT Street. Eatontown. on April 1, Bat votf Pratfii ba mads to me County Clerk. THOUGHT TO BE NECESSARY _. 0:00 PM Documents Board ol Adluitmeni 47.8aiU POLLING DISTRICT S3.3U.413.O0 NO 1 and plans Iliad by ths applicant Olhar Eapanaaa Other Inauranoa Premiums.. s»s jijjjjj 8T.SaB.ll ' 0171 Powng place at me Red aaM TM polling pieces for said are available for inspection dur- Operiaons wnnm CAP PUBLIC SAFETY: election and metr respective poll- Middle School el tot Harding ng regular buomeee hours si the Oporstton. aicludad from CAP ing dlatrlcta (described by refer. *• — •_ j t— B>_ ^ a> iBmia.ni PklXalal Ir^ a 1 Borough Hall. Planning/Zoning Fira Hydrant Santos... enoe to the alecion districts nOaflOi 'n m# acnoo iwnrici* *vf Room. 47 Broad street. Eeton- 12.11 used at in* last Ganaral Eleoeon) MgM votare residing within .Gen- f,:SS S5S IAS eral Eleceon Dtaaicto Noa. 1. 2. Insurance • Oroup Ins tor Employe*! J. 4 • 10 ot ma Borough. 88.38 and no person Shan voto at aald Operilloni within CAP ..... • 1M.048M Continued on 9B POLUNO DISTRICT NO 2 TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 19B5 The Dally RegUler 9B T *" W*< Pawm 21* ftod tank Continued from 8B ruotoo 00.010 00 01.000 00 te.OM.ee 75J0O00 03.14400 Classified •Ml Pnona 542-1700 DailvS30A M ToSPM Saturday010AM To 12 30PM I.IB.OMJO ijee.4ee.07 17.00000 1.10140007 IM1H.N 42.201.10 ll nt rWonlend* MO Ottf f Public Nolle*)* 1.102.SK1* 1.000.400.07 17.00000 1.100.400 07 1.001.11074 42.20111 purauant to Chapter 150 ol tha Ml) M2-4700 IBS til HOTIC* law Jaraay Lew* ol iMl m Ra tha AppHorton of Stacy is: iss "aw ALCOHOLIC HVUIM1 07*1 (HI) •v ORDER or THE MAYOR ana Manas to Aaauma tha 77 111 24 31 CONTROL sme ot Btaota Manxo lonma 4.704.007 00 71.000.00 4,B7.M7.Sf 4.710,40020 71,171.34 AND TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE (NOTKI OP TRANSFER OP THE TOWNSHIP OF AppdoaMon ba*n« made to tha lsl»i'ii'snd»rooes I.OMOO MM 00 2.12000 2.22200 Of APPt-ICATIOH) MIDDLETOWN Court by Luwa.aSisln, Sandter. B1.011.IO 740.020.07 741,02017 740.02017 TAKE NOTICE mat application JAMES f. MAHIH. MAYOR '• i. Kohl. Fisher. Boylan a haa been mada to ma Borough LAWRENCE J. CCILA. TOWN- , a Profaeetons. Corpof* of Hiarnandt, Now Jersey lo attorneys for PialnWf Stacy 9*91,0*110 M1M14.40 6,504.114 4« M1t.11l.07 71.17134 SHIP CLERK rentier lo PhWp A Loorl I/a March 10 W4W _ Manio, for Judgmeni J.A.. inc.. lorpremieee locaHd euthofltmg plaintiff to aaauma „ 110,07127 41.71 O.O4CAT1O nnMtm inxm at (4-00 Firm Street. Highland!. 242 Shfowobury •orouflh tha nama Stacta Maraw. and it 70.171.00 70.97412 .40 appearing tofta Cour t Wat pialn- onsumptlon license m haa ooffipMad wHh at, tha I317-33-O10-OO1 heretofore Is- Nonei or vaofN.JBA. 2A62-1 al 102.400.00 1O2.16O40 4l.it sued 10 Arthur P. Hoffmen, Jr. I/a MMUC HtARINO ao. and R.4:T2. and the Court trth Street. Inc. for the premises PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai an baMgaaBMdd •tha• t mere are no located at «4-«e Fifth Street, haa baan mada loth* i. It 4e.0M.0O 45*5002 40.10 kjhlanda. Naw Jaraay The ap- Adjuatmanl of tha M on Ms 4th daw of Me/ch tS« Meant la a corporation ot the BOROUOM Of SHREWSBURY. ORDERED thai piaintm Stacy 131.233.2* tale of Now Jersey and tha ov by Robert Strong, for tha Site rena Mann ba and hereby Is 5.1*000 5.09054 actors and stockholder, ot ssld M 1.571.00000 1.414.00000 I.MO.7I127 Han Approval by tha Board of uthorliad to aaaume the name •rporauon ere Philip A. Loorl « 000 00 2200000 22 000 00 Adtustmant of tha Borough of itacia Memo from and after M.HM0 W.4004* id Qlorls H. Loorl. all raeidlng 10.00000 1040000 37.4*120 Shrewsbury, which aita plan ap- April 6. INS. that data being ^SS B12 Twlnllghl Terrace. Hlgh- proval wiH include but not ba thirty daya from tha data hereof. Tow Weler/eewew uaety Revenues nda, Naw Jersey 07732. l.MO.itOU 1.421,2332. 17*0.401 *S llmltad to improving tna parking and It la further Oblecllons. If eny. should be lot. Improving tha axtarlor of tha ORDERED that within twenty reaanlad Immediately In writing •anting building, relocating tha daya after entry hereof, plaintiff ExpmMlM4 i tha Municipal Clerk. Borough antrancaa to tha build ing and im- shall cauae to ba published a mS 1» 1M4 By Tow ot Highlands. New Jeraey. proving tha landscaping on the copy at mie judgment (n a nawa taaitMO MritMM pramlaaa. p J A . Inc. paper of general circulation In Tha subject proparty la known By Philip A Loorl Its County of Monmouth: and It tar IBM tar IBM la* and daaianstad as Stock 37. Lot 11.0M0O ii.ei7.ee March 12 a 10 123 04 11. APPRO* PJATIOei* Pott "sr raft 6 on lha Ta« Map of tha Borough nTtMtan unurv of Shrewsbury and toeatad at i a ORDERED that within forty-five Monroa Avanua In Shrawabury. lays srtar entry hereof, plaintiff 15.400*5 36 Mlddlalown This has baan aat on thashall cause to bo tiled thla |uO«- "•as 410.27 :: «B8 SHSS Board's calendar, which will ba ment and an amdetnt ol publl- lUCMATlONAMb NOTICE TO BIDDER* called on Wadnaaday. April 3, cetlon inereot arint the Clerk ol EDUCATION: 424.M100 441.10700 441.107 00 441.10700 Nonce 11 horeby given lhal lOtft. al 0 P.M. sharp, al tha no Superior Court and a MtmirMMti propoul. will be received BOROUGH HALL. BROAD certmed copy of thla Moment s en* waoee. 41.00000 40.00000 30.21000 007 CwMOXI, 50.00000 50.00000 2O.3OO0O 22.02100 a Townahllp PurchasinPurchaalng STREET and SYCAMORE AV- with the Secretary ol State. jumn2fW.ee aooooo 21.00000 1.045 00 Aoeni of tha Township ot Middle- ENUE and whan the) calendar is WILLIAM T WICHMANN. J S C SBfl Peyrnem ol Bond Principal 106.000.00 115.00000 115.000015.00000 115.00000 town, Monmouth County. Naw called, you may sppaar aithar in a ot birth 2/7/»4 5.000 00 araay for Chancavllte Park • . 1* 121.34 Interest on Bonds '. 12.000.00 30.00000 30000030.00000 37.973797121 27 person, by agent, or attorney, TSZ?"*" 50000 MO 00 90000 500 DO Merest On NOM 0 40000 4.000.00 4 000 00 2 06733 snd present any objections OESOR CITIZENS Deterred Oiar«esend .roydon Hall - Parking Improve- which you may hava to tha grant- 250 Othof Public Notice* TPUWSPORTATION manta. Wiimort Park - BasfcstbaH mo of this application. Other Expeneeo 41.00000 3S.0O0.0O 10.10000 OEKRREICHAROES** .ourt, Contract 05-02, and open- •UPf RIOR COURT documanta, including filed Of NEW JERSEY UMMMKOO of Proo PuMIe Overexpendeureot Ordinance 1.700.06 1.70005 ed and raad in public at Middle- >. relating to this application OMnaaaMMnalttM town Township H#ll. Kings Hiflh may ba inspected by tha public LAW DIVISION Selenee end Wages 100.700.00 150.000.00 1M.0UOO 159.01509 10404 way and Highway 35. Middle- batwaan tha hours of 0 A.M. and MONMOUTH COUNTY OMf50,129.00 9i.000.0t 56.0OOOO 93.70120 1.200 7! X own, Naw Jaraay on March 20. 4:30 P.M. in the Borough Hall of CM Action EXPENDITURES 885 at 1000 A.M. pravaHlng Shrawabury, Broad sireet and l ma. lycarnora Avanua. Shrewsbury. ».4iojoie> Mt4.tto.to 9i.O0O.0O 3.132,21100 3,303.4512; 21.713 71 CoiWbullon lo: Contract documanta and plana AUERBACH. RUDNICK. or tha propoaad work, prepared J WALDMAN. 1. Cm—ell 2.00000 2.00000 2.00000 1.H3 7* 3*24 •vaam 50,000.00 so.ooooo so.ooooo 50.00000 ' *McOMBEH * MCOMBCR Social Security talem Richard M. Schuli. P.E, A Profaasiona FORD* ADOONIZIO. ESOS 231 MapM Ave.. P.O. Bok V Tetel OBoroHono MeejdMs IQASJ^ 36.eOO.00 40.00000 40.600.00 40.45006 addlatown Townahlp Acting Corporation CO W*I "CAPS" 3,417 POOH 32M.W000 50.00000 3.334,235 00 330541503 20,01117 Township Engineer of lha firm of Attorneys for Red Sana, New Jeraay 07701 Insurance (NJ.S.A. 41:21-3 T A M Aaaoclataa. Conaultlng lha Applicants (201) »2-(MO at BOO I , 2.000 00 and Municipal Engineers, hava By: J. PETER SOKOL. ESO Attorneye tor Plaintiff 2.IS7.0JS00 2.0S2.04SOO 2,031.51000 2.030.910 11 1.00101 baan fllad m tha office of aald IN THE MATTER OF THE AP- Tow Warn foiai UWH» Dated March 1. IMS engineer at 1000 Highway 35. Mar. 10 tii.00 PLICATION OF TERENCE 1.270.77000 1.2O4.01SO0 SO.OOOOO 1.3D2.0S5 00 1.274,00*02 27,75100 1.000,01003 1,621,23321 1.921.233 a 1.121.171 It 610031 M.dd.atown. Naw Jersey, and CHRISTIAN LUSAP.DI. Intent by may ba inapaciad by prospective his g/a/l Chrislisn Natale. TO bidders during business houra. 242 Shrowijburv Borough ASSUME THE NAME OF •Me "CAP*" Bidders will ba furnished with a TERENCE CHRISTIAN NATALE CHARGES Raaluad copy of tha contract documants NOT1CI OP THIS MATTER having been In Cash and plans by tha anginaar upon MARINO brought before the Court by Onraapondiluroolion 10*4 In 10*4 propar notica and paymanl of a PLEASE TAKE NOTICE tha -Mllp Q. Auerbech, Esq . ot the 2,11000 30.11592 30.11992 10.11992 nonrafundabia charga of thirty Jamee W Warshauer (FeWman w firm of Auerbech. Rudnlck. 1.23210 1.21210 1.212.10 PUBUC PARKINO UnuT* dollars (HO 00) to dafray lha Electric) ha. made application to WeKIman. Ford t Addontno. (21 STATUO Operating Surplus AnBclpaasd cost thereof Ihe Boerd ol Adluetment of the Esqs. attorneys for Terence Borough ot Shrewebury for alls Chrlstlen Lueerdl to assume the EXKNOnUMS: Tolal Operaang Surplus Anticipated Proposals must ba mada on ha standard Propoaal forms in a plan approval lor proparty name of Terence Chrlatlen located on Haddon Avenue, also Nstale. and It appearinap| g t so.ooooo 00.000.00 O4.»17O mannar designated in tha con- known aa Lot 2 In Slock 13 on the Court that he haa 120.00000 104.00000 17.00000 07.9O1N 10.01 10.07260 19.000.00 41.13003 ract documanta. must ba lax map ot the Borough laa compile! ipaclal Kama oi Oo, nj vpHh Prtof Wfittm ancloaad in aaalad anvalopas Shrewsbury The applicant I ot NJ.S.A. 70.900.00 19.900.00 U.00000 495054/ 413 Conaant of OMctor ol Local Omar . baarlng tha nama and addrass of lends to construct a masonry , and 4:72-1. el 200,137 50 20»,12»O0 20S.*24»7 ha bidder and lha nama ol tha building to ba used In conlunc- seq . snd Ihe Court having been 20.00000 30.50000 29*1000 29.7M14 0100 Payment from PJvorvMw HowMal Par UDAO work on tha outslda, addrasaad satisfied that there ara no 2*0,71000 329*9100 371.2924* tlon with tho bu.lnea. ToW PuoKc Parking UWIty Bavpnuai to tha Township of Mldtflstown FeMmen Electric. •easonsbie obracuona thereto; 1*5.37500 1ta.0D0.00 102.72100 1S2.721.il 3 30 and must ba accompantad by a IT IS on thle 1 *th dey ol Febru- Itatamanl of Consant of Suraty A hearing Mil be hakt by me ary. INS. rom a suraly company Boerd ol Adjustment on April 3 ADJUDGED, lhat Terence authorlxad to do buainaaa in ma IStt, al » 00 p.m. at insChrlstlen Lueerdl be end la here- Mi 11 H(il .MO. CAM 42i.Mt.IO 417.347*} 101.07202 305.0*4 41 Mil tJS-5 Siaia of Naw Jaraay. acceptable Shrewsbury Borough Hall. 41* by suihoriied to assume the Awoprl MastaaiaV to tha Townahlp of MlddWown Sycamore Avenue. Shrewsbury nama of Terence Chrlallan •tan Ail Transfer! and a bid guaranty to lha Town- All relevant plane and docu- Natale from and alter March 20. County ot MonmouevCETA 1.07000 1.17000 1.07000 ahlp of MlddWown for not (ass menis ere on tile with the Sec- 10*1 and. PUtXIC PAMIHa UTMJTV than 10% of tha amount bid ex- rotary ol the Boerd ot Adlual- IT IS FURTHER ADJUDGED, cept lhat tha guaranty na«d noi man! and may ba reviewed at tfla that within 20 day after the date latorMa and wagaa 00.22470 3030 axcaad 120,00000 Borough Hall during norma hereof, a copy ai thla Judgment business hours. ).MI.4*tM 1.070,277*2 90 D0O0O 3.732.27712 3.703.30*4* 21.00010 OinarEvanaaa 62.544 27 55 73 Tha award of tha contract for enaa ba published M the Red Oawoamaa his worst will not ba mada until In meBank Register: and. 50.00000 SO.OOOOO tM nacassary funds hava baan IT is FURTHER ADJUDGED. 110.11000 114.200*4 provided by tha Township of •saw a .„. | that wtlltln 45 daya attar Ihe entry STATUTORY yUddletown in a lawful mannar. OARY E FOX l0| ,hla Judgment, en Affidavit ot EXPENDITURES: Tha Townahlp or engineer ra- Abramoj. Fos. Zaro 'publication ol the Judgment Contribution To aarvaa tha rtahl to raqulra a corn- IMcOovern PC shell be tiled with ihe Clerk ol me PubUc plat* financial and axpartanca Attorneya tor Applicant Superior Court and . 4.10000 4.00000 4.000.00 4.000 00 sutamant from proapactiva bid- *M Shrawabury Avanue if IS FURTHER ADJUDGED. Socl» Security Sytlem data showing lhal thay hava sat- Tlnton Fells, net. certified copy ol thle Judg- (O.A.8.1.) 2,900.00 4.00000 4.00000 4,00000 O 7 7.17500 7.37500 7,375 00 afactorlly complatad work of tha "*"JS?!!!. I J1 ment shell be mad with me Sac- 4.000 00 4.00000 4.00000 ToW PubUc Parking UWrty (201) 741-3400 me,, of Slate ol New Jersey 201,71000 325.10100 326.01100 325.04011 furnishing propoaal forms or Mar 1* t14.04 William T. Wlchmenn J.S.C apecltlcatJona. or before award- Dale 04 birth Sept 30. 1B03 . the contract. 280 Other Public Notice* MW.IO «ai»* 5*30. 5.07400 5.07400 5.074 00 he right la alao raaarved to reject any or aa blda or to waiver SUPSMOH COURT 320.00 2.00000 2.M000 2.000 00 ne»»opm.nl Ccnylaallin: OuWdl EmptoymenlM Otl-Outy any intomalitle. where euch In- Iliriiieae, lanaldaii lei lo the iau«»oeCee»«ct.Mii •!•»«xlCo~~jv»rOi aim. 1?Actor beat Merett of me TowneNp. r» l>«reoy appropnaaM k» neipuipnmlowMchMHretenuelaaidlnmbyelaaiteoroirie purpoeM r The right la akjo reearved to tn- Lost and Found 11200 00 22.09000 22.77014 creaee or decrease the quen- OWar lapwaaa 4.600.00 4.15000 4.14*07 "S tlllee apecllled In the manner FREE FOUND ADS Manilla a! Land uaa Law dealonaled In the .peclKcauon. LOWENSTEIN. SANOLER. Aa a aervloe to our community. |N J.I A 40.440-1 44 •«! APffNon TO ouoorr STATIMCNT Bidders are required to comp- BROCHIN. KOHL. Tha Delly Register Is ottering a PUMMloard CURMNT PUNO OALANCI ly with the requirement, of P.L FISHER. BOVLAN • MEANOR FREE Mix FOUND ad lor 4 11.90000 17.00000 0.06000 1.07010 17342 —lit, 10M 1*75. c 127 and PL 1077. c 33. A Professional Corporetton dey. under our Leal * Found ANO CMAMM IN CUWMHT OUP.Pl.UO All labor In connection with tna Attornays NH Plaintiff classmcstlon. 10,00000 10.00000 3.000 00 2.0MM 133 01 protect shall be paid not tea. Stacy Irene Memo The negleter appracletae your Surplus •slants Vaar 1M4 Vaar 1M9 man waoaa listed In the Preveil- 65 Livingston Avenue honesty t will do Its psrt In find- 875,716 71 1.1M.9M24 3*,SBM0 32.11 31.10000 I7B January lal ng Wage Rate Determination Ro~l.no, New Jersey 070M Ing the original owner. Pleeoc 7.50007.500 *0t 7.000.00 7.000 00 MS* Due From State ol NJ. (C20.PL CURRENt REVENUE call ua al 942-1700. 1*71) 0M.32 ON A CASH BASIS: Stale Road Aid Allotments Re. CurraM Tanas SI Help Wanted SI Help Wanted DOO 1/17 TINTON FALLS — cervaws 1.201.72 'irafoanawa cowactad email tan female mined Pug Recehsmes with Offsetting Reserves 1M4 ta%, INS 04H) 1.757.612.17 7.063.327.31 Owner pMee caH Aseocleted 432.01112 107.04i.S6 Humane Society, BM-OIOO. ttSSZvm, 2.00000 0,000.00 Tim RecsMble 4*4,1*3 3* Dethrtquent Teae* OMrdrt ma* (CM«4ar 120 TM^Uene^RiDllvabl. 2M.1*3ei Other Rsvenus end MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOUND 2//0 - Black * brown W. 1*711 1.171.007.71 2.710.141.02 mala Oetmen Shepherd. Part ol Lien Lkjuldakon.. 230,200 00 eMann and 20.207 00 24.24O0O 24.21074 TOW Fund, 13.2N.176.U 12.217.400.00 chain attached to collar. Mwy. 34 Other RsosivabJss** ••*•>• •••••.. 45H5i7.w The Register has an opening lor s District Sales I Schanck Rd . Holmdal. Owner DaHmidl ChargeChergase ReousreReoutrerdi l1o0 bbae 10.H400 1 LIB 00 11,1*1.00 11.10171 2020 EXPENDITURES AND Manager in its circulation deportment. or good i. Wendy or Helen. M IMS Budget....Budget.. . - 74.310.00 2.000.00 1.200.00 54417 155 33 TAX REQUIREMENTS This entry level position Involves supervising youth 2W-S4S3U* or *4*-a*24It fit*. id Ckaraaa RequtredtobRaquMd to bee 4,137.65754 4,572,627 37 < |et> Subeeouenl 10 1M6 IM.SOO.OO earners in the sreas ot sales, service snd collections. FOUND — Small white male Hn C».-Paaa 200.000 00 112.00000 B.H0.0S M.27033 24.27117 MkiduOmg poodle type Almost hit In Port Oacraaaa M FaaWn Havanua Total* 2.2M.5OOM Local and Rejtonel) 5.702.407.40 6.302.607.11 We provide training and an excellent compensation Monmouth area Call 2*1-1027 InanngPL 1001 C.40 CCountt y TtxeT e llnctod.nimll o package. We are interested in agressive individuals - •• Added Taj. Amount.) 1.«44.4M.«2 1.4S9.H2.S3 FOUND — Male.tan colored 3*43200 M.O210O 34.121 00 34.121 00 Other Enpaodnuraa and who have prior sales/or supervisory experience. shepherd mix. Found In Falrvtew ores ol Middlemen Cell 741- •Ceeh Lleoknlee 216.700.71 446.02 132.0M.M To Apply Contact 20.00000 20.00000 20.000.00 20.000.00 Reeervee lor ReceheMee 070,444.11 «42t ReesrvoWSeleofForecKesd Total Eipandtturaa 1.044J00.04 and Tw Reqi>rements 12,2tt,O7aM I1.J44.U7 Janice Vskshack FOUND 3/1t — Beagle puppy In TaW LUhmn. Ram 1111 Ltsi Eipendtturas to ba Raised Port Monmouih are*. Owner or MSSolr^a^TT.... 1.15401 40.040.00 51.32000 97.0M.M 650)4 542-4000 Ext. 217 good home. Carl 4*0-00*0. Pence Cars Heutpmenl 11,771.10 and lurpkia by Future TIXM 73.00000 2O6.11B.S2 - isvwMMra* or Financial Adm KEYS FOUND — Near tennis SCNXK Tai Levy unpaid.. 1M0.70O.7I and Tan 12.1l3.O7a.t4 It,341.771.08 5*4-5210 courte. Bodmsn Park. Middle- 1.020.700.70 town Call B42-4S00. C 31 >l 1.10*0. ••HUM inoludad m Above ^P*"*-"""" °* • - — VOU.JN.N 078,71«-7 "Caah UabMMas*' . 31.70000 33.54100 34.N0.0t 34.0*100 12.00 MkOPOtIO UM OP CURMNT Board of Heeltn Local Hserth PUNO mmiM m ion BUKMT 7.21400 14.12300 1.023.00 7.00*00 1.41600 Surplu. Balance December 31. I1O4 1.044.20014 1.UO.00 0.29500 1.06500 7.M4.M U Current Surplu. Annclp.ted In 16*9 Budget 700.000.00 ^TT, 17.000.00 17,00000 1i.T2o.00 275.00 lurphja Balanoa Remaining... POSITION8 AVAILABLE 1 Wages 1MH.7I 20.M0.94 20,140.14 20.0W.94 UDAO ORANT US. MPT OP CAPTTAJ. SUeOST ARO CAPTTAt IMWIQlrBIBajIT PROORAal HOUBMOa URBAN DEV COMMUNITY TMe sscaon Is Included «*» the Annual Budget purauant to NJAC !:3O-4 It does not m llsall conler any sunomaaon to raa* or aapand funds Rather, it is a document ueed aa part ol the Meal unti planning and rnaMQomenl program. Sp*o*o ejtim Hasan k> aasettd kjnaa Mr purpoaaa described m eila section must ba 37.2M.0O 3503011 1.50112 onmdaHoMtar*. by a eeperats bond ordnance, oy Kduslon ot a and Item in ths Capital hnorovemenl Section RN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN'S • AIDES 13.00000 10.047.70 2.077 24 S ana budget, byiHI ordmanos tekktg the money tram Me CaMW Imprevamant Puttd. or other leetul means. CAPITAL BUOatT — A plsn lor sit cspltsl suendnuree lor the currenl llscel year PrlVStCIANS • MEDICAL TECHWCIRNS • MCOICAL SECHETAIIIES. stc. " no capital budget la Included, check the reason why: Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this • TotMoeHeM>endilures thle year do fWe«ceed*2S.IW..iV;tu»ni)si>()rooruii<>n. tor Capital Improvement Fund, CapHM Line Home and Oown Payments on DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register. D No bond ordtnencee ere planned INS year CAPITAL WPROVUMNT PROGRAM - A mute vaar M ol planned capital protacta. meajong me currant Nursing Dspt Pa*aof*r>dji Oapt, year. m. IA QROVE HEALTH Check appropriate bo» tar number ot years covered. mdudWig me curranl year ALL HEALTH CARE CARE CENTER SERVICES. INC O 3 yesrs (PeputeeW under 10.0061 010 Oreen Orove Road • 0 years (Ovar 10.000. and all county uuvainmanll) KIMBEBLV StRVrCES INC. 1* Kings Hay. .. years, (lacnillng mwmum fee penodl Neptune. NJ 07703 MHdMoan. N.J 07740 D Check It MunwpeWy la under 10.000. hat not sipondsd mare than *M.000 annually 1201) 022-34OO (Mil 071-0400 lor ospnal purposes m immsdlskay pnnnoue tvee years, and la not adopting CIP. (2O1)r*H*411

4.00000 4.O0O.0O RARRATrVS POR CAPTTAL IMPROVSaiSan PP.OB*VUI ~ The 1 tee Capital Bueoal aa pnnnm prevldaa tor the luajr. gro»tn o< our oommunlty Th. pryjectt sst CRITICAL CARS NURSES PEOPLE CARE •PTvBJsiDBaB TarO^PIf 9. tonh m Ma propoaid program are part ot ma needed improvements tor tie Borough These prefects ara OP SOUTH JERSEY. WC. Jscquskne Dwyer. RN subUJCt to rovwon aa chenesa lake pHot In the tmuro and at* be rnodllled 10 raP^et Ms> pnorlaet mat are not SAYSHOM COMMUNITY HOSPITAL MCOSS NuRBmO SERVICES 244 Broad SUPO Sea 0*2* 191 Bodmen Piece included in the ouffant pfagfam. Sana, NJ 07701 727 North Sesrs Street 1.500 00 1.90000 1.50000 HolrndaL NJ omt Red Sank. NJ. 07701 CAPITAL BUOCMTICarrent Year Aeeea) 1201»1)U0-1B) M 1201) 1*0 0001 70.100.00 70.10000 71.11000 (201) teal Uall Bines*, at Had Seek M.0MM auOOOOO 8O.MO0O Planned Pundlng Services For Current Veer IBM J_ S _ tb le NURSES'AIDES Project EatafTistsd Capital 1m- Debt HOME HEALTH AIDES Ted Rosenberg. Eiec. Dir Number Total COM provamenl Authorwed RN (11-7) Mrs Cinedino AROUN

. 257.417M 279.M2BI 277.U4.1t IBM TSAR CAPTTAL PROORAal IBM-IBN EM. Kuhtthau. RN. BBM Pinlllllmill Nurse Recruner .bsisT in.OMOO 2N.77I00 2*1.1011] Mr. Fortmuker/Mrs MONMOUTH Leaal UeB Biil.ga el Re* Seek f RIVER VIEW MEDICAL CENTER Funding JERSEY SHORE 39.00000 20.00000 KIOOOOO Amounts MEDICAL CENTER MEDICAL CENTER 4 Per Year 38 Union Street 1 3 Eaemated Buoget Red Bank. N.J. 07701 104* Cornea Ave H8.S ProfSct leimtlai Compieson Year 1201) 13O.220O/2222 Neptune. NJ 077*1 Work 4 Nghta and 10011 779-9*00. Ext 00* PEDIATRICS. MID/SURO •••HIHI iMiMMn Vehicle INI ERMEUWTi CARE • --- ^ i«n get paid for! INTRODUCING: r.... slsr.edC>er es- 100.000 9.000 00.000 t 92.290 99.000 2.700 Infoi iiurtlon on placlitQ an ad IIIMPtRREO Routs la 17.tH.SI 4S.0O0O* 45.000» 41.0000* Weter-Se. TOTALS ALL PROJECTS. In this DIRECTORY I4OA4-0*) MM 00 44.00000 44.00000 44.00000 >1100.40 plaaa* call 842-4000 axt. 306 I 10B The Daily Register TUESDAY. MARCH 19. 1965 L—i—if—m M Hal»Wantad HalaW NUBBIN AMTBJBB - Sjajata ae- LOST-19 ale ml weexe. Key- tMUMOT - a* laaaaMMa tar avtartaa. TransfanaaSTe rxuat. pert MM IK H you slund II or •*^T oaMa OVMf VMfl aiOaa pf*- aH-Tam aSpSBs. nMeaMnda you would MM la Mrred by rnvMI. RlSirl F Mas, try my new natural rieftej intMM, PO Box 117, Key- AUT TaVSE - Sohaal ma drttt- nuer*eefi. entrant. lOOtt pofl mrmm. caa U. 730-1349 MRS. SYLVIA LOST — Mixed tomola PSYCHIC READINGS Osstjlisyiki Huaky. uoks kke e B-l,, aj *- Bis a rt n axi' •-•-»- *- " - 77S-M72 -lyr- Bantl FvVsjmy- ••TaQO'WneieaY WrafroBj Wearing a choker chain eoaar OVERWEKJMT7 si sat Baa am tage-Caa 449-1290 UNOERWIKIHTT NO PW ARTHRITIC PAINT noiSTivf pnodiua? Mad,—, wearing redcotat. ca« Tom iso-taoe Htajajl Wtt* RVHra tof MS re- a rwuaser nxsohanas I aahaxax Your Harba) DWtIlium. expert Caa Jaa 071-1010. 1-1013 LOST CAT — _ tao.0004ao.ooo Braem Daa eoMr. River Pleia - km. For into caa I3IT) I" •Mechanic- LOST CAT IN MAMALAPAN - 15 Instruction Nai. 100 Ftret / Tabby Tan a gray arMn blocli eenpee. WMM on Moo end cheet Mechanic's Mugo r—ard offered 431-0001 ART-TIME OFFICE WORK PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION ATTENDANTS — Fua Ca« 844-10*4 LOST HUB CAP — AM beginning inetf umenta (ad- Apply at J a R Sunooo. B< Helper For 1004 Chevy wheat vanced trumpet) 2S1-9129 w Keaneburg. or Haatot Reward. »I7«1 • Oood eatary end baneme ATTENTION RESIDENTS CARPENTERS S FOMMNS M/F ery nice looaaon M Fled Bank. eon Bendreeumee. POIso. 9 8p«jC.al Notlcaa ontown. Tmion Fake. Long ATTENTION! end minimum 7 yra. exp. Apply Upartanoad m new a aRareaen Branch. Port Monmouth end pereon, J • R Sunoco. BenW work. Caa 499-lua aftar s 842-8858 Mlddlalcan. BRAND NEW OF- Pteaee manaon TM REGISTER work on haras term Con Corta ART-TIME —Peopleto a a at lllll»ID»H who aMO went to 51 H.lpW.nt.d AUTO BODY PERSON - FM EXXON Company lea» weight T3O-91S3 FICE neade paopta to work p/t when replying to a Register Tramtia) Tract SIS aflta. Oood saivy. Had A/R Clork — Entry loval. aomo Eoual Opportunity Emptoyar IU rapair) Alto delinquent AUTO SALES tank ana. Can tar eppolnlment OAS ATTENOENTS — Apply M- Middtaaown, ST1-0H7 coHacoona. 10 hoy oil. and right Mr Rtthantt. 201 341 »4i3 tunooo. Rt M/Mor- property. Can I 908-997 • typing required Keyport Area BRAKE & EXHAUST .JSoTT^WTSSSr EM OHWM tor MormaHn. AUTOMOBILE SALES CASHIER — Part-time, tuft time Matewen. bat 9 S 4 EPICAL SECRETARY - FFuua 2S4-4000 n> tor lorrl. MECHANICS ita. BTPTIOJM anarajMlo. LM Sri.a.atury. NJ 0TTO1 Wo have an immediate opening EXPEIRIENCEC irock Farms. R1 34, Cone Neck an r IIMC LIVE IN tor an aggiaaalwa pereon to MM PoaMtona avolablo Mr e»- IT READY PERSON - For pmg. Lono BrarvcR/Red BaBannk ARTIST — Perth Amboy To penanoed quaWlod persona Full Can 401-0000 rental Must be over 11. Are. 212-aJM between 10-12 Woman In 40 • both now and ueod cart tor the ARNtNG POTENTIAL SW 0O0 10-12 Call bltnn, 4-S p m 291-0302 oounaao otdoat PenHac deal- company benefit* Apply In per- CASHIER - Fun or pen lima. a VsWo ortvvfa MaftoB< Full layout worko. . IlluUratlonuUo. . ecec- eon or man reoumo to: Mldee era growing ao teal we lecker Hardwara, Hwy w. Cone me employment 39 houre per EOtCAL ASSISTANT -Recep- cuiaks. dependabledepe . Pun lima ership Excemem peypten plus mmedlaie help Fuk oon Pn Muffler, 480Hwy 39, Mlrlaialii.n Mack can 411-uu ,* overtime Can 942-ewo. 6 CabtwasCaabotwasnn 110-2 pm 442-1000 an banana it you ere looking tor OR «4» Hay. M. " sewnd^elSJ? US ATTENTION! a permanent poeWon with above n amis SOFTBALL LEAOUE 'lSJ "US LOSE WEIOMT t EAT TOO) ASSEMBLY M/F — WIN tram. ebon, bonua plan. Contact Bab CHURCH— See rotary, typing re- moum Paw, Ina5yls*4a Engxari AUTO Quired SO hfa /wk Contact Or. OOROINATOR - Evea Conlect Red Bank. NJ 07701 AH Natural Herbal DW Apply at Motion Syassme, 01 conlect Aaron _ 6 P. Muyekena 747-MS7 Full rotund It not aatWUd. Rtordan PI (off ol Shrewebury Ponnac. 30S Broad St. IDtCAL BECRETARY — PuS- Cell Valerie 909-9199 Avo I. snrowaliury. 942-8080 Bank 741-91BO SALES GEORGE WALL CLERK -5 day week Hours 9-5 OOLF COURSE PERSON - No me, expd. la work In a piliSSS aa». required. Appty In pereon at (3) LINCOLN/MERCURY p.m. Benetlta a noil days. Can os office in Had Bank ana. ASTEUP/MECMANSCAL . rat 1 a 4 p.m. Llncrc* Pher Neveelnk Country Club. 90 Lul- fburrow Lane. MlildlaWan. Or SON — Fua/pen ame Band 1 EXPERIENCED macy. 741-7«tO. noneloppo etaj) ajaVeMeHaBBvahSB BauSB Protaoalonala needed Immod. pnoneforappta4»-»111 ng for a BARTENDER/BARMAID — CLERK TYPIST — For tneurence EARNING POTENTIAL 100 000 HAIR STYLIST WANTED - With We're growing eo feat we need Office Mon-Frl . 9-2 » pm Cell IZZA S BUB MAKER - Pan 747-1000 between tt-> pm for kperlence for Haitet ahop E«- • ranrSt747-919i 9 train. 730-9M9 a_. aTi .11 WHEN immediate help. FuM company sj »• t_ ^i Hiatii aasary + conimieefOvv run EDIA CENTER AIDE - Typing benefita. car Major medical, va- BARTENDER/BARMAID — Part cation, bonua plan Contact Boo part lime 4H-91M and ctartcsl sMBS required Fill ma. For puD with grill CaH HANDYMAN/WOMAN — Wanl- ma-12 moa Apply M wrfmg la: YOU'RE A 87-1018 before 11:30 a.m. COMPUTER OPERATOR Inksrnattonal Principal. Rad Bank Regional PUZA MAKER — Fua and pan GEORGE WALL _1 PLAYER a LEAD VOCAL- 47-J20O S . 101 Ridge Rd., Lltae Silver. me even. Experienced only %*• ST — For heavy metal group 5 20 hrs par week. Ea- NJ 07739. OsarOna date. March LINCOLN/MERCURY Can Wayne el 787-2400 perlenced only, with computer ELPERS - Carpenssn S 29.1SSS. Equal Oppty Employer •cieoca. QOOO TiarTt aoa CARRIER OOKKEEPEH — Full Charpaa. — Rsaptirialliie tor trie care. ternship In local Doctor's office. nriaa « rTtainisio aysMtn, typiitQ :OOK — Pen time Experience werl Cea 939^3920 tor Inter- TELLER • Ma nameme, phonh e I 4 add asjv r^onoaaoaa 9^^^^ equlred Smell manufacturing Or evenlnoa Apply In person lelorlc Mm Site or a 1SBS Hle- 970-3990 ltaor apaa- company. Take charge rooponal- Cricket s Raataurant a Lounoe. torlc Farm Site Salary SI LOSS. cation YOU GET MAKE A CHANGE lllty Cell 2»-U<9 Rt 79 S School R0 . Marlboro Monrnoutn County reek' only. Call 942-4000 Ext IS. FOR THE BETTER COOK FOR PRIVATE HOME — MODELS CAREER PORTER-ORDERLY _ Fuk ame BOYS/GIRLS Cook evening meal tor Fair HORSEPERSON - For on on day ahUl Pteaee oea Grow with us! Haven couple Mon., Tuea . S horoughbred Form Muat be OPPORTUNITY AROUND! th thru 10th grades you ere Intereeted m a career Thurs Need own cer Domarket- experienced Cat! 949-9490 You get around to earning that extra money you WORK AFTER SCHOOL 4 SAT ng Approilmetery 10-12 houre 1 vttanaM of modeiiosji ano vWao HOLMOEL want Being a Register carrier means prizes and EASILY EARN HO TO ND per week Salary MO par week HOUSEKEEPER/COOK — productions and poeeeas a natu Mayfeir Si an •>c*ii«ni po«tton WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR- Send into about eetf wttn phono days. General cleaning Cooking al ability lo work in Irani ot Ihe incentives too Right now. we're looking tor ear- ATtON NECESSARY. HOW- Ironing. Mual have own tjane- H The Daty Rsglitir Some ex- IcnoCt tor an indivtdual «*ith number to Bo. 044], Feu Haven ertetica nsBcaaaary. PayttieBTil Cavatiky Souer* ners It's stay snd it's fun. Join the Register prior r-tjUtW background Opan VER YOU MUST LIVE IN Peel Office. Fair Haven N J jnatktn end refererx carrier stall today and get around! ing i« in: EANSBURO. PORT MON- 07701. •Mmdal area. Call 739-4492 1)882-9150 ar anda. Pteeea doni can. MOUTH. HAZLET ARIAS. THIS . EXP. NECESSARY HOUSEKEEPER - 2 daya a Stas to Jane Fooerero. City Edi- S NOT A PAPER ROUTE FOR COOKS - Bananaara-barmaU. weak. SS/hour Caa after 7 pm ALL AGE GROUPS MORE INFORMATION CALL tor. Baa O 409. The Dally Regie MIDDLETOWN 477499 COMPLEX IV ler. Shrewebury. NJ. 07701 W« offar a aaJary commansjurata 542 8944 MR. TAYLOR waiters, dishwashers » bus per- sonnel Eap'd only CaH sfter 1 INSULATION 15 GLORIA LANE We're Eoual Opportunity Em with aiiparranca Excitant ban- BOYS/GIRLS pknrers M/F •»m iiKlud.no • matching thrift pm. aak for manager. 971-1281 APPLICATOR FAIRFIELD. NJ 07006 MEN/WOMEN law conatructton NJ. Stele Lie EOE plan, dantal and madtcat cov- fee to a rapid growth, wa have COOKS — Full Urns poeitlone tor EAL ESTATE SALES - Wa arag*. For a LOCAL inttrvtaw County area. Exparktnoad/wa'N Lie Pranchloo Agent for AFTRA experienced cooka CaH for ao- train. Steady employment. Top • ppotnimanl. pl««M call CINDY _ IN VOUR AREA Call polntmenl. 942-2100. MUSIC PROGRAMMER — Tape BOTT at: Benefits Calf 739-0201 -900-2420990 today II you 9 AM - 3 PM. tecnnlclen nelnee SyndBCasad your possngal caj Derreh Aa- want money, prtne 9 extras. COOK-SHORT ORDER sttclalaa. Shrawakury. 741-3130 434-5100, Ext. 474 Pen lime Muel neve good Adutta muat have a ear. WAITRESSES/WAITERS NSURANCE CLAIMS F REAL ESTATE STAR LEDOER it IN JERSEY Eap'd only, rn a P/T. All shins TENTATIVE — Experience clerical aaiaa. Reply lo: Boa helpful, but not neceesary -431. The Dally Register CAREER DAY CARPENTER'S HELPER "ler round employment Apply person 1-5 p.m. Howard John- yplng required. Excellent ben- Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 March 29. IBM 0:30 am. wanted tor alterations and re- eflta Write Boynton « Boynton COMMERCIAL modeling work Cell 566-3905 4 _ HOME IMPROVE PO Box M7 Red Bank. NJ 07701 OPEN TO PUBLIC TRUST 2649109 COOK —Wa ende Experience MENT CENTER — We have MOLLY PITCHER INN Celnl 717 »Ut be- ENNEL HELP — Perms Equal Opportunity Employer poeltton at Berg Animal Hospital RED BANK In In R1 34. Malawan SSe-OoM Start minimum of 37 houre a ARPENTER — AH around Ap- COUNTER/DELIVERY PERSON Beneflta include com- 7 Jom Monmouth Coun- rent.ee Trenaportetlon 4 toola — Nights Must be over 19. Must LANDSCAPE CREW HELP — discounts an f a Tsjafjieei gro*iranQp ixiai eervtare neceeaary Cell 930-0343 have own car. Apply In person 10 Full time. For planting and con- — auto Company atth of Wee wniias tio Carr Ave. truclton crewa. Some exp help more. Apply in parson only. II m; Haiku. MldJSBsni Keansburg. ui or e wHUngnoaa to learn. Muat m.-3 p.m. Nlchote. Rt 34 a Rumeon. a Long Branch INDEX be physically tit and have a good Lloyd Rd.. Malawan. NJ I.O.E. COUNTER ATTENDANT - driving record Call 482 SI90 SPINDRIFT REALTORS rMUCMTHt Wanted pen lime Muat be per- after S p.m. 264-96B3 sonable and Ilka working with IliOMJI . pie Apply In pereon Bruna- LANDSCAPE-GARDENERS wlck Airport Pleie Line. Rt 3a. HELPER - 3 full lime positions attors S Appieksora. a ! . Heitet. available Exp preferred, but not f 1 Ratal EaMSS Co.. la n 6 LOSI and Found Call 942-9398 Bathroom sts Hem* 425 Landscaping 4 665 Moving * 9 Specrat Notices COUNSELORS — YMCA Day ATTENTION! Camp Work arm children ages LANDSCAPE WORKERS — Remodeling aV \2 Travel TransporuMlon urn coMtf VVTTHTH? MOST Improvemtnti Lawn Service Storage J-14 SkUta required In group Wanted Experience preferred Please manaon THE REGISTER "RUSTED NAME IN REAL ES- Ceramic Tile IS Innruction work, sports, orafta. otslrjoor All ptiaasa of landscape work FOR WINDOW — Decorating PROMPT MOVERS INC when replying to 0R11IIII ATE Bahra HasBptl. S72-19O0 ALL Till AMAS — Eapert re- FOREST HILL LANDSCAPING ' ceaon. Exp. end/or degree n Cell 747-5027 afssr S. with a deakjnere aeir Draperies, Complete lawn end efwvb maMv or RSC Caa 949-4*09 0 T«^r •- 9BVU. ESTATE BOLBSPBRSON pelra. Bam ramadoNng aince tciee. mini bMnda, anatfaa* tenence Clean up. Lawn edging. 21 Busmen Service NURSES M/F - It you sre highly 1tX». Bob AKIua. 2tO-O3er CaH Carolyn Hunt. 671-5410 commercial. Exp'd. and effK-ent LAWN MAINTENANCE — and mrntvalad a cere ebout people 9 ree eetimalee CaH 291-3310 22 UnsiCtajw sKatM*""" '"* ""~* DEALERS WANTED — For stale lendacepe workera Pruning ax his too la for you We ere e CERAMIC TILE HOME IMPROVEMENTS Leonardo. N J 07737 of the art water treatment sys- panenca halptui Ceil 80S 0309 national weight toes eervlce that 34 HR Emergency Service. I OO LtC PMOOM2 DVUVKIT CONTRACTING LANDSCAPING - Commarcial tem High demand, high profit hea an exerting position for you ELLEN BUTLIR DISCOUNT For Senior. 51 Help Warned Male or LEGAL SECRETARY - Anwar Bathe, ehowero. walla t floor. and residential Mowing, .rim- TEACHERS MOVING INC - Advertising support, ground Cad Beth at 309-2422 REALTY GROUP SS2-S7S2 Female thra ed end your eearch lor die Prompt eervtce Free ealimalea ming, ate. Wafarajncaja. Low Free eetimatee Local-Long Ois- Hear Opportunity Call 071-4047 right lob win be over. Can 577 1211 or 971-1431 Cell anytime tor appt 3aO-M7O JOHN ROESINO alee CaJl 717-7379 ance-Slorage Lie. PCOOO57 52 BaOysilting/Chilrj Care DELI CLERKS 790-8400 If you ere a lop skiaed RIAL ESTATE SAL ES Inierior/eHterKH home repelr. Shrewebury Ave Rod Banli 53 OomesM Help legel aacfasary In the Weasarn NURSES CERAMIC INSTALLER LANDSCAPING 54 Silualions WanlerJ Pan time hours Evenings end t a JO year reputaaontor excel - Certificate ol Occupancy work NO lawn maintenance Wa Con- Florida Speciels CaM 930-1333 weekends Will train. Okood pay a Monmoufn erea who enjoya the We do It ell. belhrooma, Free eetimatee Female RN'S & LPN'S M/F lence, genuine kitchen., etc. For free eatimata centrate on profaaaionai design benefits Apply In pereon at challenge of Reel Estate trana- No |Ob too amall and planting Brick walks sod. 675 OddJoba 55 Silualions Wanted Male Acme Markets. River Rd . Fair NURSES AIDES call Steve at S7t-OS» 499-3009 RR lie walla Raaidantiel. com- ATTIC — baeemenl. garage 56 Situations Warned LEOAL SECRETARY/RaaJ Estate HOMEMAKERS NEW CERAMIC TILE a REPAIRS mercial. 741-OsMO Maie'Femaie HOUSEKIEPIM S LIVE-INS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS house, gutter cleaning. YARDS DELI SANDWICH PERSON — Para Legal. Exc. opportunny for Regrogtlng. replacing llMlure. M/F Siding, door. & decka Free eat. CLEARED, cul. painting, etc 57 Child Caie'Nursery Full lima If deelred Ideal tor lull time employment with active only Contact Fran 471 Reaaonabla pricea FREE etli- LAWN MAINTENANCE uD or part-ume. needed tor eta 100H oaurantee DANNY 399-3990 Schools mother with kids In school. Monmouth County law firm matea 930-7214 ull lawn cere, ahrub mainten- rorthern Monmoutti Ana. Mlg Len Crowther M3-27M 942-9740. Salary commensurate with eap REAL ESTATE ance Call early lor your spring Oo you have problems getting pay. no lea Caa for interview al Exc. Oenema Call Mr Campbell You ve thought ebout rt Lars talk 447 Carpentry STEVE RUBIN GENERAL CON- clean-up Free eellmato Little smsll odd loba done? Call the OELIVERY PERSON — Days « •eopte cere. 244 Broed si. Red 61 Business Opportunity 741-SBOO. ebout It now Our office le one or TRACTORS INC. Meater Silver A surrounding area. Odd Job men 530-8515 J-tasa. or tSS Union CALT BROS. CONSTRUCTION 62 Morlfujgei Evenings Must have Own car. shetop 4 In me Red Bank erea craftsman of new construction t Call 399-2082 LERMER CORPORATION '1. Brtsaa. S9S-B4U. Addition!. Kilchen. oethrooma. Apply In pereon Danny s Pine. «re ere buey. We need you. Exc. remodeling. profeaalonally 680 Painting* 63 Money To Loan Little silver NOW HIR1NO baaomenta, rooting, ekyiighta created from your plena, or ours NURSE8 AIDES M7P— Accept 'a"*Q rwoa)aaooo n a otdanodacce . etc Neat > reeaonable LAWN BARON LANDSCAPING Paperhanglng 64 Money Wanted Production workers. Mual be SrallSkTl Room addltlona. skylights. Cali- Spring clean up specie! DENTAL ASSISTANT — Our laminar with all hand toola, and Ing now eppkceaorie only, a 80 11m currently ksM 7 fornia decka a hot tuba, custom Call 323-7230 ALL-AROUND PAINTING buay rxthodotlc office Is aeerch- mechanically Inclined. Fully paid a m-3 pm . 2:80 pm -9 p.m HOME CRAFTSMAN — Carpen bathrooms, elegant baaemonta I. ext. speckling, patching 7t Mercninditt lor Sale Ing for a bright, enaraellc per- Company benefits. Apply m par ahlfta. Permenent poenjona Ex PLUNKETT BROS. — Quality try. wood worn, loba done with EnceHent references. Fully In- •neetrock 4 plaster Reaaonawe 7? Gaiage/Vaia Sale eon Cemtled or registered esele- eon from 9 am 10 S p.m. at lawn care NJ Certified chemical praciaion Job too big for you? eured I «0» ,443-3924 wallya Painting 391-H91 73 Machinery For Sale lant pralarrad. Vary conrldenllel Larmer Corp. 029 Industrial Way :ENTUR7 21 COZENS. Reelto applicator EPA Lie 83044 Hor- Too amall for other.' Call Kan r'J Renui Service we offaf a cnaiiafiQa wnn oan* West. Eatontown. NJ. diem pert time rato atari at 94 98 Sodarlund. 3M-2971 after S PM Window.-Doors-Mirror. Fteglat ticulture degree specializing ir A 4 L PAINTING — per hr. If you ere li ISM salad tn BIS River Rd. 'air Havan •ng-reocreenlng Table tops. Gut- 75 Farm Equipment eflte S a feat paced team en- turf Complete cnamical pro- tenor/«Mtenor work. Free esti vironment, interested? Cat LIOHT PRODUCTION WORK devoting youraetf Mmpssssly 10 741-TBSS RETIRED CARPENTER - Small ters. Window coverings, roofing gram and lawn maintenance male* insured Reference ft Auction Sales Carolyn 747-9100. Day snin Ihe Proper cere of the garietrlc and medium alted loba. and Sales-service Bern-Glaea World Cutting, triming. thatching, and provided Call 741-6010 |/ Pen and iKeMor" Cat! 942-3000 decka Free, animate. Call 944-0944. 747-1037 seeding Spring clean-ups, roto 76. Aircraft DENTAL ASSISTANT S RECEP- MorvjFrl, 10-IJt 74t-57»7 or 774-OoOQ Btionee. me. Cea for Inlarvkw,. tilling, a mulchea Call 872-90H DJ'S PAINTING 79 Swap or Eicfiange TIONIST — Full a pen-time poe- LIMOSINE DRIVERS — exc 1 30-3 30 p.m. Holmdel Con 606 Income Tax lUona. In general dantal practice Interior-enter lor 60 Bicycin/Mim Bikes pan lime opportunities Served Center. 199 Hwy 34 830-9009 460 Carpel Claming Certified Public Accountant PROFESSIONAL — Lawn S Reeeonablo Free Estimsies Can 942-2337. utee Itaalbta around your nssds A-i EXPERT Carpet Cleaning - Win Prepare Buaineee a Per- rb maintenance. Roetdenual 304-3477 Ask for Ed 81 Sports Equipment DENTAL ASSISTANT - E.cep hleel for leecners S retired per - - 22 hre/wk a commercial Reasonable rate. aona. Oood driving record uphoiatary cleaning. Reeaonable aonal Returna. Vour Place or PAINT 4 PAPER 82 Swimming Pools lional opportunity M Red Bank wiras Ba Bsaisjas. pareonabto a ratea Morn. Hoffman. 747-0300 Mine Cell R. Spiller et 741-4903. Free eattmatae 747-0733 83 CBs. Electronics tor Intelligent D.A. who lava anc. poona iwannara- uip'd Qusuty worNmanahlp-reaaon NURSES PER DIEM M/F Platan ed. BM not nsnsissry able Eve 4 weekend appt. 84 Merchandise Wanted capable ol using good |m 0 S E TAX SERVICE - Ten re- TOP SOIL-MANURE or can parsonnal Can 7474004. Anthony Ino'a. IS 486 Carpal Instillation turns prepared in your home Free E.tlm.tee Ceil 930-4330 85. Price Busier ment. has eefl-conndence and Rich farmtop aoi l • beat quality ability lo follow through Mual be Ayere In , Lltae Saver JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION Alao. manure for gardens De- KJU. ESTATE KNTrUS PART TIMI RATE PJ. N. STS LPN — S.lee cleaning, re-laya. re- Reeeonawe rates Can 581-4111 PAPERHANGINO experienced or SI least achool LOCAL CONTRACT CLEANING RUT HOME HELP NUDEO - nver* available Holmdel Fan _ 101 Apartmenls trained with eeaentlel creden COMPANY saaso. PLUS BENEFITS RE 3-10 sMfl PasaJBss othera Only atreKhee 4 repalra 2rM»i77 2*4-89-3 264-6923 QUIRED BY LAW. Qerlelrlc ex INCOME TAKES PREPARED — Ma. Paperhenger tlala. Vary connoansal. 940-4737 Looking tor general cleaners renebte need epaty. re' 102 Houses tor Rent perlence a plue. Appfy In pereon 19 years .•parlance Very The Feminine Touch Pan time evea In the Rad Bank required Can ttB-1 606 Delivery Service 103 denials to Share DEPENDABLE PERSON - 10 9-4 Mon-Frl Holmdel Con 10 reeeonablo. Your home or m 626 Lawn Mower Free Eat 741.5850 area Can 1 -900-392-9949 a-ffi.-t p.m. only. A PICK UP AND DELIVERY SER- Cell 991-9333 104 Winter Rentals learn air filter manufacturing valsacanl Center. IBS Hwy 34 Tune-up*. Phone 747-7421 for Interview LOCAL CONTRACT CLEANING Holmdel RN - 3-ttpm. 7.J pm. Fua Wne VICE — Anthlng-enywhoro. In RETURNS PREPARED - Buai SOUTHPAW - Painting 105 Summer Rentals SERVICE 4 REPAIR - Reason- end pen time for long term cere and out ol state Joe. 499 1097 neea and personnel 30 years ir terior/emerlor Frea estimates 106 Fumisrterj Rooms DISK CLERK — Motel. Eap'd or CO. — ^ooaina tor pan am utM raies. guarantead work eupervte NURSES RN/LPN — . _ nuretng. Monmouth Csniaiss Free estimates Middletown Cell for appt. Me Cell 939-7916 107 Nursing/Reliremenl win tram Railroad we* Free pick-up 4 dalrvary. Call Eauntown area. M2-32O9 i. Call t-l avexebte on 3-11 sum Fun a pen cent Center. 2J9 Ben ave.. Long 630 Electrical lone Trovaio 871 1288 291-1421 or 972-2940 Homes erne CeM lor appt 871-017 685 Paving 108 Commercial Rentals DIRECTORS/PROORAM LOOKING FOR EXTRA MONEY HUHop Nursing ttoma ROBERT F FLYNN. CPA Pan-time Actrvety-growlng mar RN. — 7:30 AM-3J0 PM Fga Services Indivi dual-Par tnarahip-Corp 635 Light Hauling 109 Buildings/Garages SPECIALISTS — YMCA Day DRIVEWAYS Camp. Work wtth children egaa keang firm seeks eggre OFFICE CUUNtNO - Evea wage aossa BEST ELECTRIC Tax return preperation a plan, I HOUSES - Geragea. yard • BaakelbaU 4 Tannia Courts 110 Wanted 10 Rent 3-14. SkiNs required In several people lo make Mlsphans Mon-Sal. Malawan srea 93 Kir Nursing t Lie No. 0373. Feat dependable mng Call S43-aS47. gutters cleaned out a net Pineal quality matarlala and areas: Sports, nature, outdoor from our Rt M office Hours par was*. 949-0740 service Reaeonable ratee. Free WltmTEFNIUf STANDARD PACKAGE - 1040. away Mini demolitions workmanahlp Free estimates education, crafts, gymneatlcs Mon-Frl. 9-»:M p.m. a Sat., eetimaiea 671-0121 222-8600 130 Open Houses e.m-l p.m. For Interview, cal OFFICE-MAINTENANCE RN M/F _ YMCA Day Camp. 9 Scned A. B. ES->NJ.S30 7478128 group work, sun supervision was* summer position. Caa Each additional lorm. JS 131 Houses For Sale 542-4000 Ext. 237. salt for Joan SON - General office work BEN S INDUSTRIAL — Reeiden- Exp a e college degree required blueprinting. Mil HI light of 949-4890 Of 741-2804 540 Entertainment NY forma. S18 Preparer enrolled 132 Condominiums/Town tlal A Business clean-out eervlce 695 Plumbing & (PE/REC preferred). Cal PART TIME — Looking tor 28 aayxkaa -•• • * - . mm T >. . to practice before the IRS Quick-dependable Boiler- Houses or 741-2404 paopta to baa weight and/or wKm mafnsBnansai aes- M«jei nai RUMSON - Entorprtelng young- CISO'S ROCKIN DISCO r Grltflina. 930-934i valid NJ drivers koenseF/Twl turnece removal. FREE eali- Heating 133 Income Property 7974O3S daye sters wentod. You wtrl be runrnrv, Lively party-time OJ • Mined DOCTORS ASSISTANT — For benetna 4 day work week. CaH malee 983-0839 134 Farm Propeny your own buaineee white eernlng continuous muaK. LEAKING BOILER — Hot wale buay contact lens practice Exp 89K1297 for appt Sanvaprn. prlaaa. mpe end ceeh 616 Jewelry 135 Commercial Property Call 7S7-3141 CLEAN YARDS lank, insufficient heel, need preferred. Reply vnth reaume LPN — M/F. Full time S pan time OFFICE PERSON - The only requtremenla ere that Repair Cellars, attics 4 garegaa new boiler-gas conver.ion.-pipe 136 Industrial Property and referencea to Box 2-401 poewona available on the 11- Amboy ugM typing, filing, dart you ere el Meat 11 years otd and work. Call 499-3778 565 Fireplaces & IE JARDIN OES JEWELS Enpart Free eslirn.tee 137 Lots and Acreage The Dairy Regular. Shrewebury ahlfl. Immediate openings, I eral office wortT Inkie ere reedy to work WoodstoveB jewelry repalra a diamonds re- 741-3149 138 Mobile Homes NJ 07701 eelary , benefita Brooki duttaa. Commorti assnaa a f To sign up. ce. M2-4OO0. Ext ODD JOBS - Clean up. anything Nuratng Canter. Call M4-SBO0 Oood |ob tor person re-enl 210. mounted while you watch Ealab- CLEANING VAROS 139 Cemetery lots FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES in 4 around the house, fire dam DRIVER for an appo^ntrnen t the K» market 442-1900 lianed 1975 Cell 431-0003 Ceiian. att.es A garaoea Free BALIS Chimney., brick neanh. 1 wall! age removal light hauling ai 140 flesl Eslale Wsmed Eerly morning Route Drrvera seaan 10-2 pm. OSie. Bnck .lone, block, concrete aalimaiaa Call 5W -8421 landacaplng Frank 997-90M ..Part-time {vehicle supplied! MACHINE OPERATOR — Open Rapalra J. Black. 391-0037 617 Kerosene 566-4246 K0UTNKM. I Musi neve valid drrver s aoanas Inge tor 3rd shin only Apply OPERATOR/MECHANIC — Par 152 Boais and Accessories Heatcra VOUNO PLUMBER - Looking to and a cleen driving record. No • COUNTRY HAULING - We hau 592 Health & Ha old plpee. Weekend 4 nigh 153 Camping Equipment I experience required. The Dell f40 Lkryd Rd,. Maasaan. ALL MAKES — Koroeena anything Fumture. apta. etc appointments available Re 154 Recreational vehicles Regkner. One Regleter Plan Fltneaa neetera. serviced A leafed for Pay 1 low hourly rate. CeM MAILROOM HELP WANTED ATTENTION! 739-4348 Shrewsbury. NJ. Apply in pereon Midnight ehin. 1 to 3 daya par be able to: Drive Hght truck PERSONALIZED PROGRAM - 117 99 • pane Moat wicks > 431-3109 MITOJWTK 7 a.m.-g a.m. operele parta In slock Cell HattM Ser. week depending on work load Please mention THI REGISTER For weight lifting. Vour home 220 Warned Automotive Equal Oppty Emptoyar M/F backhoa. vice Co 739-0099. 999-9001 706 Resumes No experience neceeeary-wl private trainer. Beal reeults Cal VAN FOR HIRE" - We drive 230 Construction Equip- etc >poe Small to medium local haula cMBROIDERY OPERATOR — train. Minimum wage. Cel •'O-O397 ment 542-4SM between S am-S em 625 Landscaping Specisluing in furniture moving SUSAN K PORTER/RESUM Full lima. Testing for Bonnei ma provide ma inakilanamia Ekperienced 201-930-0347 CONSULTANT - Resume. Mill 240 Auto Financing chine Will train qualified parson Aak tor Mr. Conner. Equal Opp 59S Home A Lawn Car* Emptoyar. same, if inssi salad in alarjuaal lary-Civman Full secretarial ear 250 Aulo insurance 442-1900 between 10-2 pm can Joe Moreeu at 492-8190 I ABCS - Of Lawn care and vices 741-7132 ADVERTISING Improvementa 636 Limousine 260 Auto Rent/Lease EXECUTIVE SEC MAINTENANCE — Beach clu tween 4:30-9 p.m shrub malnlonanoo Clean up ADDITIONS — Complete 270 Aulo Services/Parts RETARY'AOMINISTRATIVE AS laborers, lull, pen a weekend lawn edging, and spring feeding Service modeling aorvlce Call 741-49TJ4 SISTANT - Top quellfled sale Apply In parson mornlnge. Pen PART TIMI SALES Call The Ground Hoga Grog 715 Roofing 280 Motorcycles or W4.915S. JAMES LIMO SERVICE eervlce eip. nocaasary. Llncron nmsuia House. See Bright. Sea _ to do teeelWllty Warnake. 930-7193 aV Siding 290 Trucks and Trailers Go enywnere enytime location 930-5 pm Salary Gary 942-2100 atudiea m your area far growln $35-$50K PLUS A. J BUILDERS" 300 Autos For Sale ISIS wttn a winner rap. AL'S LAWN a LANDSCAPE Keasonsbie rates Cell 787-2309 SUPERIOR SIDING 4 ROOFINC negotleble. Men reaume to: PO South 1.aatorncompeny Hosa Addltlona alteration., unique MAIL CLERK — For Red rasanang a network of Sports SERVICE — Gardens rototllled BOX 217. Lrnte Silver. NJ 07739 deck design. Lie builder I Inaullated vinyl siding, aluminu Law Office Must have own Iran Centers. National Company, Complete lawn, and landscape 650 Maeonry KMVMMU aured Plea*, leave meaaaga trim coverlnga. Free estimates EXPERIENCED SERVICE MAN- pos*tat*ofi. Contact Nancy LimHad nmnbasT proven progrem-proescted lorri- ralurn all call. Andy Valentino service Refa available Service Call 229-1890 THCFMSTMY AGER — For eprlnkoung Com- 747-3322 4999190 pany 942-1400 or MI-iJOO. ownersrup opeone-rua*. com? mmi rrUM Management Training now: For free detene. write: BONQARZONE'S — Lanacaplng CORNERSTONE MASONRY 740 Tree Services EXPERIENCED WORKER - For •CA swrsrvse Peraonrval Interview ALL ARTS - Oo with ina pro a' a Grounds maintenance alnce Stepa. block work, patios The Daily Register ,,n ml be Interviews WOODY S TREE SERVICE floral shop a greenhoueee. Muel NOW HIRING 30 Elm Street Oept A/5 Remodeling, renovation! 1939 Prompt dependable ser Special, on all concrete work responsible for more than one Caa MR ROGERS tor enTppT Tree 4 ahrub trimming 4 have extensive knowledge of IMMEDIATE OPENING Bergsne.aU. NJ 07921 addltlona A bathroom. vice Shade a Ornsmenlel trees Free cellmates'. Pete 787-4326 removal. Fullv insured Free incorrect insertion of any ad- plena a nowera a floral design 1-800-327-8872 Call 391-9400 from our nursery 942-0718 PERMANENT POSITION eetimatee Cell 530-1812 vertisement and only when il exp 2B»02S0 baltioon 9-ap m D J VEKIOS A SON — Genera MASON CONTRACTOR contractor Home or buaineea re COMPLETE LAWN CARE - materially affects me value of People to start work Immediesary PART TIME pair, remodel or build 13 yeari Spacialltlng In smell lawn. Re- McMullan Construction. 750 Tutoring the sd it it contains an error with local company. No Earn W par hr. We wet Iraki in buainese Call 499-2958 lieble. insured, experiencea Tom. 942-8044 Educational Thar call classified parlance neoaaaary. E telemarketing. No exp. Resu>nsble ratea Call 747-0723 •GAS* ty py epy/Acedamlc remediation. All ads are restricted lo Ifteii working conditions and aty Plt ofi Feet First Inc . UAeruuav gutrad. Coaege atudsnes. nouee- I I | proper classification and set STATION Can anytime for tree eeiimate ni • ki«^«r imii I style nlivrvr. Rinni it rrxrwwi For Interview CaH 4M*39M ' walki 9tone Work. Flraptac 75P Typing 3»rvlc» lo edit « reied'any copy or . iv-iruusru KRUSIS CONSTRUCTION CO D*PA2IO LANDSCAPING Driveway. Betgium Block 671-6556 or 981-IBS? COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE - email |oba. Profaaakyvtl word ptooaaatng •d Woman & Man Mondey tnrough Friday — Total Building t renovattona Top •oil. Mu(cf>«M. O«cofiii«gj R uee. LaHatLaHat, RRa t MANAGER HlSMr^W-aaWaeaaraSPM New 4 old Addltlona, KUchena. CaH 442-1609 RETAIL FOOD • lor«. R A R ASM, floiolilltng. PAR EXCELLENCE You should apply taSaasTy. new Qk/noaa tosSBBtBao ai »*». 9am. Decks, ate CaJl 74.-1060 BtKfchtM MrwK«, Stono drives Shrewsbury. 741-9700 anytime TO PLACE LeaoinQ Monrwoutn County food MONMOUTH CONCRETE INC lor a permanent poeltton reuilef la aaaking maniaar to* OUST BUSTERS - Commercial, ft— MtimalM. Call 747-4726. RT TtMt Need sa with our excellent company me cheeee/dairy/deN dapavt- PART TtMt -Need saw oaatiT reetoentiel. Floor waning, carpel S«rvlr>g MonmooVi A Ocean 13 YOUR 765 Walding mant. Poeitton raqulraa a mint- Wort on nOfwa pnOtia prooram. ajrftttsT*POO4nQ« Q#f>ajHftl OtMi year. Uniquely tteetgn«>d pool JOHN FALVO — ComphtM limn aprons, paitoa. drivwyi. walk*, AUTOS - Car wash equip . bur CLASSIFIED mum of S years aaperpanoa In a Flexible. Earn upto 910 per hour Act nowl MsVMM Full or part lima) Mrvtea. inturtMl, raitab**, •»- decofa A retaining walls, foun- gler-proof windows, pipe thaw- AO retail environment w(1h a Cell Berbers 747-aaia ID DAY CONSTRUCTION - pa>f*nc«d Sawtng Fair Haven, dattona, floors Spacttlljtng.nin- Ing. HEAVV EQUIP. container Good salary t, bonoflts thorough hnowtadaa of Itw da- PANT TIME WORK — near your Outttty buimrt MnM 1MB Over Lima SUvar. Rumaon isKrocliing paving atona, Mtgfum repairs, commercial-residential. CALL THE Very nice location In Rad Bank partmenta tnvolvad. Oood atari- nsiKiia *a avanaote wu%nrvnm% 1000 MMAM) «O4K Shrawibury. Timon Fails block. sJata. brick, block, con- 24-HR SERVICE Qusrsnteed mg aatary and frmga) baftaffl Millmi carrtera » Ihe party S42-»250 cra*a Fraa EaHmataa 2223544 739-2999 ACTION-LINE 642-8858 packege AHractM working eon- mocnlno ho*«pra- YOu ajM oveceaa dwona and ptaaaant aurround- ma car nera oee^rvryh aejaa. m O*JS- 542-1700 inga Intaraatod appMcantt may 3STtV._ EXXON Company •and a reauma to Qanaral Man- Agent lor me Monrnoutn ( MONDAY-FRIDAY area Qualified feeds turn 8:30-5:00 U.S.A. ir. c/o OMCHAMM MAR- Ptaaaa sand reeumee age Box A Division ol Exxon Corp STS INC , M Hwy. 34 SOU*. The Dewy r An Equal Oppf y Emptoyar M/F Colto Hack, NJ 07712 Can i-900-242-0080 toafee 1. NJ 07701 TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1985 The Daily Register 11B SI HflpWanted •ah PornaBUcHalp 62 MortgBfjas 71 71 MarchandlM Mtrchandls* Oaraga/Yard 101 Aplt. lor rant 106 Furnlahod Mtrchandls* Rooma DEPENDABLE WOUAN — 7o forSalt for Salt for Salt HOLMDEL — 4 room! and bath 3 ml from Bat Lab. Single or ABERDEEN TO RED BANK SALES p.m •» p.m 6 osya par'mifc. Car GET VISA/MC BEDROOM SET- ScemMnsvlan FOYER CHAIRS — 2 woodan OR0AN - Hammond. 125 XL. working couple pratarrad. Rooma ft studios from 140 a wk. Full fT#f -Wa wnys>n jv9 IMH6W. MONMOUTH BEACH — Prvala Count Agency lamps, red wood patio set On Days 6OS-M7-O131 Evas Fri 1 hi I « I It Hast included S400-S4SO Se- aand S3 tor poataga and hand- tana SO-llOmm. 50mm lam. Call Catoman Ava.. Muaietown on curity No pats Can 671-0641 room In waterfront home. Ouiel atraa. a asaHnds S41-1SS4. paintings. BanMngton pine 747-15*5 ' SECURITY — PlaUl dothes dec- >7701 ling IratundabUI to: FAC, Inc. Neveema River Rd Another Lone area 229-4565 P.S Bo. 104*. Smyrna. OA kitchen set 70" round labla. 4 llva tor large raWtl Hora. Full CAMERA — Laic* MS. with 3 cape chaira Proteeaionel IIC PIANOS — Organs, RED BANK — Convenient Broad lima, part Una schedules svan- MATURE RELIABLE PERSON Drums NEW I USED Name To babysit two 4 month old twins Letce Isnass and a waset aprayar. praaauro toot air Sevel 1 bedroom. 1200 At. location Mature person sbis Eaportonoa daaliad. Qood 404-H7-1S1I. Chang* Sal*. Lowtay Organ Just ml 6 rooms, $400 a 741-1435 or 747-6*61. and a 3 yaar oM in my 1*00. Can M2-S271 pump. Ouadrophonlc syslam. Cantor. 542-81*0. 76 Auction Saloa opportunity, aaoanam ban- LOW NATES racord. radio and tape. Sawtng 3 bedroom, aida ok. 1400 a sttis Apply In paraort only at Kaansburg homa a ooupta of CARPETING - Was to wall. DEPRESSION GLASS SALE RED BANK — Lovely clean room days a week. Call 767-2059 machine 747-8828 PINE S OAK FURNITURE 5 Match 21.1668, Colt* Hack FM- HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 3*9-1234 in prlvsts homa Quisl ssls eras Nichols. Hi 34 a Lloyd Road. tal Mtg refinancing. 72 hour ap- major mat liquidating antlrs BASKETS - 20H off Wicker a Malewan. N J E.O.E provals. 2nd Uigs 6 Corp Hoch, brand r>*w 100T^ nytOfli OILSON - > HP. gear drlvt houaa. Rl. 537. Cons Neck NJ On bus Una 530-6917 MATURE COMPANION-AIDE - any 3 rooms living, dining. Over 500 pieces of Dapreeawn KEANSBURQ Loana. rotoHtor. 1229 Tlras 2. ATS U Wicker Basket. SS Rl. 34, Cons 3 rooma. heat bald. 1300 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS •lowly woman. Hwo m. non> mar Fin I 3*4-60*8 ballroom to 375 sq n SIM Incl wtttl rims. «25/pr 2 ars glass. * some related pot- amohar. Band raauma lo Bo» custom Inabjasllun ovar pad- Neck. 452-SS88 k*Hy Pf9vp*jrW 4)30, *a0l# OtsYtt MX 2 bedrooms, kids. 1300 a Female preferred Good neigh- SECURITY P2O5/75R15 Steal bell wrth rlmi * rooms, kids. $400 • borhood Over looking ocssn In Z-404, Tha Dally R ding, financing Call Barry S3t/pr Call altar 8 842-1292. • Conducted by Teddy Bear Shrewabury. NJ 07701 63 Monay to Loan 201OM-7200 can take it free! Good oondlt Auctions. For Information JUST RENTALS. Bar 36*1555 the Eastern Hill ssction OFFICERS A BETTER LOAN RATE OOLF CLUBS — Wllaon Staff Csll 2*4-7343 7*0-8722 KEVPORT - Newly renovated, 2*1-5*60 5-7 pm FOR HOMEOWNERS 1984 eat 0) Irons. 1280. Ilka now carpeted t bedroom apt 6450 54 Situations (O.IO WOOICsll 583-3500 Or RAILROAD TIES — 6n*aS, SS 40. 108 Commercial Ws atw oflar 11 vt H govern- 7a7a8. 87.60. Preesure-trsatad, 77 Pats and mo., own utilities Call 727-1*91 Wanted Famala mant-bacliad monay. Susmaas WELLS FARGO CARPET 4. Nswaeconds. rolla 6 e.l.s! 18.75, 7a7aS. 810.46. KEYPORT Rentals loans also evaJaabt* al tow ratta HAMMOND SPINNET ORGAN - •0O-523-67O7 Can deliver Livestock FuH tlm«/Pan lima with extended paybacks Wa cuts. Henydmen a spsclsls Only 1 YEAR OLD GERMAN 1 bedroom, utlls pd . $300 a 2 STORES TO RENT - On Hwy 12 99 so MS* par yard 24 hrs Aurora modal, automatic rythmr Oar oan apt., nest paid, 1400 35 Good locstion Parking ares weeaends solve your llnsnclal problems. section. Leslie speakers RASPBERRY PLANTS - 5OS ea SHEPHERD - Male Great with 223-5134 SIS a doisn. Attar 2 p.m. WKNam children Extremely lovable All 2 family, heal paid. $400 s Hsztat Csll 739-9555 Monmoulh. Maroar, Mlddleeea ABOVE THE REST Philharmonic strings ssctlon 6 rooms, kids. SBOO-s IN CHILO CAREI COLONIAL Msny saves Eac cond . (3400 Fsrm. 345 west PMerdale Ava.. shots Csll 642-4039 COURT8 OF RED BANK a Union Countm FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE. INC JUST RENTALS. Bkr 369-1S55 Your child should ba contanl, Csll 542-0*7* Tmlon Faika Phone 542-1462. Advanced And Professions! Condo offics spscs Raqulramanta: Rallabla. steady happy and weU-cered tor whits TOLL-FREE REDWOORED D PATIO - Furniture. LONG BRANCH - Collage evsilsbis tor rent or purchess CARPET - 231X11 Eic. cond . HANDCRAFTED WOOD TOYS Beginners $400 Prime location Call 530-7300 for workers, own car and you work. I sm a Fair Haven 800-323-6556. Ext. R88 — Cars, snlmsls ate 87-616 ri- Bab- yy GranGrand plsnopiano.. 6" po[ d labM phone Valid Hj. drivers llcanaa. mothar who can do all ot tha Brown/gMd/bstoa shag. 1100. bar/w 2 stools, hi-nasrhi-rlsar. Bleeps 2, DOG TRAINING 4 rooms, kids ok. hi. pd. 6300a additions! intormstion 1 Call STI-Ksr^ ant for schools. Sals a 2 bedrooms, ktds/peta. 1400 • claan pollca racord. •bovat 2 * yaara esperlenoe In durable Can 530-9231 desk with boo top Cash Bayahora Dog Club, 741-SO48 EXECUTIVE OFFICE - Attrsel- only. 739-2134 HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 389-1234 child csra with TERRIFIC refer- CARPETING - En. cond 28 AKITA PUPPIES ._.,' fully furnished Including 12011 Hi IKS ancasl Call M2-6507 HAVE — An unwanted Itsm or REDORATING - DrsmstK blus With paperspspers. $100 LONG BRANCH :opier 600 sq fl In Rumoan Equal Opportunity Employ** Marchandiaa 28 yds bedroom 583-«7' two you'd like to sail? An ad this * while sola, 61S0. Purple vatvot Call 496-01 1 bedroom, heel paid. $300 a ^aasonsble Avail. immsd M/F BABYSITTINO sire lor 10 days. |usl W.00. Call Mr t Mrs chairs. 6*0 or. Blue, 2 family, kids, utlls. paid. 8300 Phone 530-7400 In my Estontown homa. Days for Sal. The R grson. while ttorel chair. 150 BEAUTIFUL 4 rooms, kids. $300 a SERVICE STATION ATTEND- CHAIR - To rsU. Wllh 01- Black Lheea Aoso. male. 12 HIGHLANDS — OtfiCS/Slors ANTS M/F — 2 p m -10 p.m. • Call batoraT p.m 542-12*6 tomsn Oood Duality, rad fabric 542-1700 Monmoulh Beach, 222-2150. 2bedrooms, kids. 6400s CONVERTIBLE — Sola. 3 sat- weeks OM 1225 Csll 747-S5M JUST RENTALS, Bkr. 369-1555 Wster view, carpeted. $225. • 10 p.m.-* a.m. shifts. Middl BABYSITTING — Eaparlancad lion wax unit, chair. Exc. cond.. jphoMory. S38. Can oellver CaH HIDE-A-BED utll 356-2466 Simmons. Good cond. REFRIGERATOR BIRO - Yellow Cheeked Ama- town/Holmdal sis* C young mothar will csro for your Can 530-1*40 altar6 30 pm. 671*318 18 cubit tool »JO0 MATAWAN - 1 bedroom gar- 671-6777 or 671-9762 EOE cfilW/chlMran. Full or pan Uma S76. CAII 741-4*11 •ton. Hand *asm*9d. graat pa*** spsrlmeni available now HOLMDEL OFFICE RENTAL — Call 741-2521 sonallty. naade loving homo, with Prime locsnon Hwy 35 snd SET UP PERSON — Panh In my Kasnaburg homa {Across CHALLANQER LAWN — Mower. HIGHBOY — Clock, Wicker. Please cell 5*6-0025 tha atrasi from st Ann'a 6 etoc atari. 3 wheel rider. 48" cut. REFRIGERATOR FREEZER — 14 cage Beat otter. Call 264-2062. Laurel AVO 600 squSrS tSSI Amboy. To apply lettering lo am. Game labla. 12 Bentwood chairs, $550 month - leiic germsms Qood speller, aya Francos Pi. School.) vary t* HP Brlggs > Strslton 11400 cu fl. 878. GE dtahwasher. 850 SECRETARY — Art daco 17" push trim mower 4 H.P. desk, old paintings, trsmes. BLUE-FRONTED AMAZON — Garden apt. heal paid. 6400 s Csniury 21 Rsslty 671-8633 tor accuracy Dependable Fu reaaoneble rataa. Exoallant rats. armoire, sea chest, Chins, sst- or beet offer CaH 222-2*41. About 3 yrs OM Tsme ft talking Call Patty, 767.»O4. badroom. sine} tntlra conlanta of Brlgga a Slratton 6i75Csll Duplsn 6 rooms, kids. $800 a MIDOLETOWN — Hwy location tima. 442-1800 between 10- house This la a hog* sale. 23 Frank's Lawn Maintenance. Inc. tee. Good mlsc 642-3540 REFRIGERATOR — 17 cu tl Hot Strictly 1-parson bird. Other JUST RENTALS, Bkr 389-1555 pmOllle. Point, 150 Ping Pong labla. 125 birds avail 996-3141. Ideal for DENTAL specialty. BIRDTRAININQ Mew Circle. MMdtotown. Frl. 747-3*21. HONEYWELL ELECTRONIC AIR MIDDLETOWN Ortho . Orsl surg /plumbed'or 1 BIRO SITTING 8' artificial Christmas tree, 925. CAT — Black, hafl Himalayan, 7 SEVERAL POSITIONS - Avail- CLEANER — Stroll* car eest. Can 747-1*31. hssllh ssrvicss 671-1686 sbls Holmdel Motor Inn. Rt. 35 In your homa. and many baby llama. Raaaon- yaara old. liter trained ft 2 KINO SIZE — High Has bad. KNOLLWOOD MIDDLETOWN — Office rental Holmdel Call 2M-4<00 tor Intar- Call 531-1172 $100 each Kitchen table. S10. abfy priced. Call 485-4507 REFRIGERATOR - Almond deelawad. Free to loving home color, frost frse. 21.0 cu. ft. Top Call 281-0062 Prime location Hwy 38 ft Main BOOKKEEPER — Full cnarga. Brown carpal, ana 12»13. $8 GARDENS St Port Mon 900 SQ II fraa lanca. A/P, A/R, Lsdgari. 739-4766 CHECK THIS OUT... IBM TYPEWRITERS frssssr. csn take tos-maker. Eae. OALMATION — Brown spotted Eacluslve 1 ft 2 bedroom apla SEXTON — To cara Mr Fal Oat more readers to check oul cond. 1 yr. OM. 6400 7I7-3*** $5O0/mo Rsls . Isssa 787-2042 Hsvan Church, building and bank racords. Spaclalty In pay- RENTAL $22 12* per mo 1 yaar old Female Good with Individual gas heat ft centre! sir 2 TIRES FOR SALE your so with s CHECK at the lop OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - Grounds Ralsrancaa raqulrad roll 4 payroll laxaa. CaH LR 78 15.140 lor both. Rent-option lo buy 747-1661 RUG — Oriental styls by Csrlssn, kids. Csll 530-3275. Eac location. Just off Rt. 35 on 739-1580 after 8 pm and/or bottom of your copy Csll Kings Hwy. Essi (Walking dis- Long Branch Csll 0 AM PM Call 741-0234 or 741-0077 Call between 12-1 p.m. Tha Oally Register Classified De- INDIANA CONFERENCE DESK lOail 1600 *>12. 8150 4a6. DALMATION PUPPIES — walnut. 3a3* wlds • »4 long. ISO. Hsll runnar. 6150. Smsll tance to Foooiown Shopping 670-9336 BOOKKEEPER F/C — Fras- 842 2524 partment today lo AKC Champion aired. SHOE SALES — Part time E«p Replacement value 11000. ask- Armolrs. 6750. Deek kidney Canter) From 6536 Dally 1-4. OFFICE SPACE - Avsilable in preferred Apply In parson Slds lanca. post ktdpar. trial balance, 542-1700. Show or pat Sat. 11-3. payroH. payroll taxss. bank rat • ing $450 Raplacameni on way shapad, torn Ornate French Can 2*1-3633 or 291-6331 Highlands Second floor-lully BooMry. 24 Prospacl Ptais. Littls 5 HOMES WANTED Call 642-2070. mirror. 1760. Couch table. S100. 671-0021 6 homes needed to display new carpeted Please csll between 8 Silvar. Call «S7.1666. EASTER BUNNIES MIDOLETOWN — Luxury am-5pm. Mon -Fri 872-0920 CLEANING AT ITS FINEST — solid vinyl tiding by Bethlehem ITALIAN PROVICIAL — Cut vsl- SHORT ORDER COOK - Anc Steel. Ced*r shake and wood Angoras, Owarta. Lopa. ft rags. townhouse. 2 bedrooms. r> Trustworthy. parsonal, sf- CHESTS (2) — 3 drawer with 6 vsi sols. •' long - 2 high back RUMSON — Assorted places of , Pick out now Hutches also REO BANK — Office spsca 1400 Pina parson. Full uma. Call Qfsln P*V)#IB) 6vsil*ib4#. 8ofn# in- removable top $40. 2 drawer chaira - 6' long server, like new. furnlturs. large oaak. Maple bad bstns. finished bssement Csll fordeble Can VaMrla. 775-3840. Ca» anytime 498-0477/9666 842-2117. sq. «... M pereq fl • utilities •42-4417 sulatad Qualified homeowners cheat $30 Csll 563-6754 morn- 8*50. 54' oval cocktail table snd frame and drssesr. more. Mov- A/C. carpeting, on sits parking SPOTTER PRESSER — For dry COMPANION — To will receive dealer incentive re- Ing*. octagon table, white end gray ing analoua to sell 642-2641 FREE TO GOOD HOME MIDDLETOWN - I bedroom in Avsilsbls immsdislsly Csll son. Llvs In or out. 5 days. . batoe amounting to huge eavlnge Italian marble. $450 Call after 5 Beagle. Vary good with children. claamng stors Enp a prslsrrsd COLOR TV s - (2) l»". 6100/ee SEARS RIDING TRACTOR — 10 quaint Port Mon. section Top sr Yrsllor Zimmerer Full urns Csll Madison Villsge negotiable Rats 747-4257 from rstall price * fraa gift In- pm 222-4368 0811747^4239 cond . 6425/mo rets 767-2042 S42-9595 stallation required, no money Mad. alia Refrigerator, $50 np. 36' cutter, like new. 1800. Ski Clsanars. S««.3232 COMPANION-AIDE — To senior Couch/bad. 130 or bast offsr KINO SIZE MATRESS — Boaspr- racks (2) 120 aa. Lawn roller. 30 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — MODERN APT. - Near transpor- citliena or convslsscsnt Psrt down IOCS financing available. RED BANK - Profassionel Of- SPRINKLER No Mymenta mi June. Call Csll *71-213I. Bob inga ft frame. 1100 Call l tank. 625. Lawn apreedsr Beeutllui. heavy boned, bundtee tation. Bast lima lo call before fice suilss svail. in vsrious Zim- time or temporary. Cooking, driv- 0. Lsrge Anvil 840 Stilts of tovef Top quality, homa raised. noon. MECHANIC « LABORER ing, psrsonsl cara. Flexible 201-M9-B872. COLONIAL RUST PLAID SOFA n merer Bldgs Units rsngs from 1 842-1400 or 581-1300 Islumlnum) 120. Bunders wsH full guarantee. Call S71-62S4. •oom 10 3 room to 1400 sq fl All houra Nearby Rumson. 5 PIECE STERLING DRESSER 6 Ottoman. Pin* coffee table and KITCHEN APPLIANCES — GE brackets SB ee. Ping-pong table, MODERN APARTMENT — Near floor lamp 6300 Cotonlsl alove /overhead oven. QE re- OERMAN SHEPARD PUPPIES units sre csrpetsd. sir con- STOCK BOY - Musi bs out ol CWS30-8S4S. SET — By Oorham. 60 yrs old new cond 1*0 36«-2481 sltsr 5 transportation. Calt before noon ditioned ft have on-aite parking school. Apply in person E.J. and In perfect cond. Make offer. Kitchen eat. 2 lesvss. * chairs firgerstor. table end chairs. Will - AKC. Black ft Isn wllh per- 495-0416 6200 CaH 495-9407 stter 10 em p.m. sonality plus. Ratea range from $200 mo -$11 Robarts. 8 Hwy 36, Keansburg CREATIVE. RESOURCEFUL - Write BOa J-446. TM Ulry sell separate. Call 741-3092. SERVICE STATION EOUIPMENT From lodsy a top American RED BANK — Prime locsnon par sq ft plus utll Csll owner Innovative poreon with old- COMPLETE STEREO CAR SYS- LARGE WOODEN BOX — For Walter Zimmerer 842-9595 SUPERVISOR - FtM or part Isshionsd convictions, who en- r. Shrewabury. NJ 07701 Msrqustt M-200, motor and bloodlines hrlstmas Eva. pups Sunny 2 bdrm vrllh bey window tima. For local Janitorial Com- TEM — am/hn casetto player, storage or up 10 21' TV. Mad* Bcope-snalytar. Kai portable sa- are vary specie). Femakta svall- 1625 t utll 671-5706 svss joys organlxlng, problem solving. by cabinet maker. With doors. RED BANK — Approa 4 500 aq pany, experience preferred and helping people. Is seeking back 6 front speaker * hsusl snalyier.Coal 10.10 lire sbto on co-ownership. Cell sny- RED BANK — 1 bedroom exc fl Antique district Grsst display 1-8OO.3M.6948 equalUer Csll 747-101 Solid Pins $150 Msny usae. An- changer machine. Package deal. nme, ENCIAN SMEPAROS. amploymant Rapty to BOM tique chsir 1350. location Top cond.. new carpels, windows $2600'mo mcls hsst SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS R-44W. The Dally COMBINATION W*S. CaH 375-2217 or 671-7276 541-5643 stove, refrigerator. 6525 • util- 135 Monmoutn St. 642-5538 Shrewabury. NJ 07701 8'SOLID WOOD- AM/FM Radio in cabinet, be. Call warren 583-398* ities Call 495-1005 — 3 or 4 p.m. on. Long tsrm SOFA $150, Racllner 175 .Glass GREAT DANE — Pure bred 10 REO BANft — Industnst spsce work, ptoasant working con- Oarage Door, $150. cond. S80. Incluoee records LAST WEEK SALE — before month oM blue male without 2 Bedroom, oac. location, top EXPERIENCED CHEF - 14 yrs. Can 671-1564. closing Smsll refrigerator, mlr- Coffee table $100. Brsakfront cond.. new carpeta. stove, re- for rant. 3400 aqusrs feet ditions Call 741-4700 SHp. Looking for permanent pos- Call 495-2137. l200.S*rv*r 81 SO. Hops Chest paper*. A raal beauty with a 747-6260 rora. 12) three drawer chest. 1 great pereonelny. Gentle and in- frlgeralor Deck. 1600 * utilities SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — ition, institutional cooking back- COMMERCIAL — Frasnar. 13 three drawer chest Cornsr sots, $50. end table 640. Lemps 116 4M-1005 ground. Can attar 330 A LOW BUDGET? Cu. ft. Almond color, Like new. ssch Can after 5 30 4*3-2868. telligent Obedience training by RED BANK — Modern office 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. EM- snd tsble. round glass ubls specs Ample perking 550 sq fl psfiancs not nacaassry Will 4*5—4450. Shop the Used Furnlturs Canter (350 CaH 291-0046. owo#f in proyf#u N#w fsirnlly RED BANK — Clean furnished 3 ot Red Bank Beet offer. Call 495-1628 before SOFA BED — Oman slis Muat have Iheir own home. All 1600 Call 747-5525 train. 871-8200. CONTEMPORARY DINETTE 9 p.m. Good condition. 1225 room apsnmeni 1400/mo . In- EXPERIENCE HOUSEKEEPER 1*7 Shrewsbury Ava 642-144* sccessoriss ft eatraa Included cluding utilities Vsry quiet TEACHER - Physical Educa- TABLE/LEAF Call 671-417*. RUMSON — Retail/Office Prime 17.00 par hour A LOW BUDGET? LAWN TRACTOR — John Deere 1100 Call 544-M29 house 1 business gentlemen. area. 625 sq ft. $10 sq ft. Nswly llon. F/T. Local pnvata school Reterecce Call 741-6239. 4 chaira, Good cond. 14 Hp wllh 46' mower. Complete- SOFA - Chair, aac References, sec. Attar 4. Contact Mrs Cundarl. 542-4777 Shop the Used Furniture Center Reeeonabto. 672-1243. GREAT DANE PUPS — Fswna of renovsled Off street parking GRANDMOTHER WILL BABYSIT ot Rad Bank ly rebuilt Hydroetatlc drive Full clouch IJ>*>IQ# hn#n. qualify and sirs Champion 741-041*. 642-7735 or 747-9023 Eai 26 batwaan 9-4 pm. COUCH ft MATCHING CHAIR - hydraulics Options svallable. In my Haztot homa. age* 3 * up. 197 Shrewsbury Ava. 642-1449 Pedigree 1330-1350 364-5901 REO BANK -160 weekly TEACHERS AIDE - Pre-schoM. Fanced-ln yard, nice neigh- Coffee table, end table, electric Csll 264-6085 eves RUMSON — New retail spsce AMANA MICRO- dryer Eac cond Beat offer Call SOFAS (2) - Leslher chair. 2 or 370-9515. Private 3 rooma. $250 555 squsrs fsat avsilSDIs 10 top Reply P.O Boa 8815. Red Bank. borhood. Lunch 1 snicks W- LAWN EOUIPMENT — 28 wing back chairs, lamps. Hunt NJ 07701. cludad. tats, supplied. 767-8739. WAVE/CONVECTION OVEN - 496-1705 MINI SCHNAUZER PUPS 4 rooms, sll bins pd. $400 • quality retailer who will comple- Like new. 6 piece Cotonlsl pine Goodsll mower with catcher deek ft chair, appnancse, Champion sired. Docked. HOME RENTALS. Bkr., 389 1234 ment our hand" " EACHER — .Certified, group HARD WORKING LADV — From living room eel, axe. cond. COUCH ft ROCKER •600. 4 a 6 tut bed trailer $300 draperies Can attsr * s4»-947» 222-2046 and ( 30" Real mower for Gravely Cropped. Pot 6 show qusllty RED BANK teacher for PM Toddler Program looking tolor • |Ot •• Stereo S speakers. ISO Girls 18' Solid maple Colonial, good SOFA- Wall bum OoM. Home brad. Good with children only. Lsun- cond. Make offer Call 942-1444 1100. 5M-S47*. 2 Ismlly. utlls pd . $400 s RUMSON - Several offices from 1-5 pm Eap preferred. Call . Helperp . IvasIas. Hufty bicycle. 620. Sofa bed. Morscco wsll clock Call PAM 767-4*61. Duplex 6 rooms, kids. 1*00 a avail S250-S5O0 par mo Incl 842-4732 attar 1 pm. dry. Ironingi . 66 cleaningl ng , Ideal for 1125 Cell 544-0303. days: Eva*. 630-6624. LAWN EOUIPMENT - las! Call 747-1021 b8l»js*n9-4p.m. MULCHED CHICKEN MANURE 1-2-3 BEDROOM AVAILABLEI heat/utile/parking Eac location working family. Reliable. COUCHES 13) - 1 gold valour. 1 vacuum. 8200 Tractor spreader. JUST RENTALS. Bkr 369-1555 291-43*4 TOOL 6 DIE MAKER - 5 years References Call 544-6521 AMATUER RADIO - Receiver. SOFA - I Shape 3 pieces. BOIb. bag 14.00 minimum sup . for light clean Hemmarlumd. NO 110 with pplaid colonial. SSO eachac . Colonial 140. Lswn apreaosra. 610 each. Csn 54} 8303 alor loest S76 Call Call 767-1878. RED BANK — 3 rooma. prime SHREWSBURY — Office Spscs interesting work, (mold-cavity HOUSEKEEPER - Is done by matching speaker and manual. valour lovesest S76. Call 6X10' Beige, t 38" squsre par- area, parking, w/w -caprai. background helpful, but not ee- professions! people, good rsfs . Eac conde 1100 M2-6271. 672-61 If) POODLE - Toy. spayed female. on Rt. 35. Proiaasionsls Only LAWN TRACTOR — 12 Horse offer Call 495-4014 cocoa color, mud * lovable to Single/couple No pets $450 » Enure house Call 747-0296 senilel). Overtime a benefits En- tr snsportalion, in Rad Bank area. CRAFTSMAN 1 HP AIR COM- Simplicity Landlord, 3*' cut. sue nils Sec/Rota.747-6663 gineered Precision Casting Co.. 146 00 Call 544 OOM AMERICA'S BESTI — Reputable SOFA BED — ISO-, Ksrossne i people. 7 years old. 129. SHREWSBURY - Rt 35 Laat SWIMMING POOL OUTLET PRESSOR - Wllh hose ft spray cond. 1500. Call 671-1211. Call 671-1367 Mlddtetown. 671-2424. gun, 1200 OS commercial elec- neater (naver used). 1*00 BTU*. TINTON WOODS TOWNHOUSE sultslstt 1500Squsrstset Evss I OFFER CHILD CAKE — In my must dispose ol their entire stock LIVING ROOM SET I7S. Can attar 8 p.m. 797-1342. 2 bedrooms. 2% baths, garage. 530-1764 Dsys 747-2922 TOW TRUCK DRIVERS — Ex- Saa Bright home. Mon.-Frl.. of big. new. leftover. 1964 famlty- tric confection oven. 6200. Call PUG PUPPIES — Ready to go lor 672-1827. Sofa, chair. Ottoman, rabies, snd . AKC rsgislersd All shots pod ft isnnls privileges Brand perienced needed in light duty 8-4:30 p.m. I have eac. rofs.. snd ane poon with deck. fane*, inter stitlei lamps. Eac. cond. Call SOFA - Iff contemporary Gold now. No pets.|660/mo. + utll- STUDIO/OFFICE — In the heert low Irucka and flat bads. Pan t sm reliable Can 530-1363 ft warranty - for only $9*100 tweed Walnut base Good con- ft wormed. test ot otRsd Bsnk 2 large rooma. lave- CBAFTMATIC ELECTRIC BED attar 7 p.m. 767-6560. 204-2814 tkss 747-2616. full time Call 530-4041. complete Win finance. Call Bob: — With massage. Full ana wae dition, 1260. Call 057.0387 tory Second floor walk-up, con- KID KARE AGENCY — Baby, pat 3 LIVING ROOM — Contemporary, venient to municipal parking ft vacation sitting. houaa- $25$2500. . ssklng 11001 0 2 months SPINET ORGAN t BENCH TWO CATS — Must sscrlttce 1 TRAIN FOR SUCCESS off white velvet sol* and love orange tabby. 1 long haired 1400/mo.. utilities inc. Csll cleenlng. errand running * party ANDERSEN WINDOWS S OM Cann 767-42677674267. wuriiusr Mint condition Never TWINBROOK The raal estate boom of tha as/a seat wiln green ft gold flora) 176*. - - CM74>-****. 741-5397. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. has smved ERA la wtWng to serving. Day or evening N.J.- DOORS - ft Alrlum door a SOW CUSTOM SOFA print Green verval Chair. > bondsd * licensed 747-X267 2 fireside chaira. lempe. Mi VILLAGE aUn/Furmahad Office Suites train s select few to reap the r Gordon ssbtos, braes floor tamp, 80 Blcycls). l-*0O-523-*707 " » 767-5373 AM/FM rsdio. • track lap* and ewith Secy * Anewarlng Serv rewards. We can guarantee en LADY WILL DO IRONING le table lamp 61550 Call GARDEN APTS. * rewabury. call 741-5700 income of (30.000/yi We re- r 10 a.m. 495-9407 phonograph. Can 787-3616. Mini Blkas Shirts, snd Ismlry Ironing. Eap. ANTIQUES - Grand piano Very DARK PINE Colonial beacone s 1 ft 2 bedrooms from 14*0. Mod- quire an ambitious, hardworking ornate Era 1875. Valued at bench ft rockin $250 to STEREO RECEIVER — Technlca BMX RACING BIKE arn. epacioue apts. Heel, hoi ft 109 Bulldinga/ individual wining to lesrn while bench ft rocking chair. $250 tor cold water. Cooking gas in- LOVING MOTHER OF 1 Will 1*000 win sen for I550O Coffee both CalClll after 6. 583 3346 3A-106, 2 years old Psld 1150. Skyway custom. I1S8 earning ERA Maimed Realtors. table. Oak. braes top. 16X24X4* for 670. Call 642-4000 aftor Call 94*-*0W eves /weekends cluded. On-Pfemleee tennis Qaragaa care for your child In my residen- 2 LOVESEATS roursi 871-5650 ##O. UrnflHI DfSAW DvOrOOfTtpsaK DARK PINE — Youth bad 140. p.m. aak tor Liss. courts, pool, recreation area Tamarsck Salt Slorags ft Ware tial West End home.Snecks S Twin all* Maple canopy bed Bast Offer 7 p.m. Near Eatontown shopping Exc TRAVEL AGENT - Commercial. lunch provided. Rets avail Lots •2*00. Call 94S.S871. 84 Marchandlsa toualng. Hwy. 36. Long Branch $60 Both In excellent condition Call 750-6039batwaan630-Spm schools Ocean Twp. Vanoua sue garags* avail All immediate opening. Eap. only. of tovtno. Can 670-S633. ANTIQUE DRESSER - with mir- Can 495-950* or 229-4933 attar 6 p.m. STONE OFFER Wanted Sabro or Apotto background re- Highway 35. Oekhurat ovsrhssd doora 222-1712 RESUMES 4 JOB SEARCH ror. 1D30 a art daoo. S126 or beat A-1 USED FURNITURE 531-4923 542-0*12 quired Managerial offer Maroon toother like love DESIGNER HEADBOARD - FuH MAGIC CHEF ELECTRIC Sub-contractor hu FWdtlon*. TAMARACK Self Storegs & Call Dabble or By former personnel conaultanl. sue. gold crushed velvet Excel- RANGE — Coppenone. wllh Lodge rock ft cul Mon* haft from AnOquaa. contents 01 homa. sl- UNION BEACH — 1 bedroom. Complete typing services avsil- seal, chair, and ottoman 975 ues, cellar, ate Can haul. 1 place 1395 * utlls. • 1'A mo aac. Call Wsrshouslng. Hwy 36. Long Travelers One 741-50*0. Can 730-2704. lent condition hood. 1100: Formica oval kitchen lOwnhousM d**tv«i4optTi*j>nt. Buff, Brsnch Vsrious Sits gsrsges sbto Can 670-Stss. 7S7-1417. table. 4 padded chain. MS: Elec- gray ft while only. '/% PRICE. or sa Top doHaf paid. 2*4-845* 739-9715 or 264-1670 TRAINEES - Start al IS 08 snd ANTIQUE DESK - Oak aide by avail. All overhead doora tric sddlng machine. Ilk* new. guaranteed InsL ft terms WEST END 222-6712 sarn up to $12 55 Full/part time side Unfinished Sanded only DESKS. FILES — Tables, chslrs. MS: Block padded bar. 4 stools. SPECIAL rock lea granular stone storage cablneta. computer 5 room cottage. MOO Steady work, no lay offa College 6300 Call 871-0.210 $75 Csll 787-0057 lace panels. Ironi * a 20, MS. students welcome. Courteous rabies, office equip., elc at JUST RENTALS. Bkr 389-1555 SUPERGIRLS INC. entire houss 8 a 100. $349 Price A BASIC LIONEL TRAIN 110 Wanted lo Rent snd hard working need only ANTIOUE - Parlor eat Ornately bargain price*. Now or used. MENS ENGLISH BICYCLE Incl Isbor ft material. Call Monte WEST END Sponeas home malntenanca. we carved Eagle head arma and AAC DESK OUTLET. 170* Rl Private collector win pay highest LOOKING FOR NICE — com- apply Csll 747-6M8 between 26 Inch. collect, dsy/ave Incl. Sun, 2 bedroom, kids, haat paid. 1500 fortable boarding facilities tor 2 12-3 pa treat your home as If II was our claw feet immaculate Muat sail. 35. Oskhurst. 531 3990 Call 642-0561 pries Ml 9094 or 264-M42 9 rooma. kids, heat paid. $500 s own. One visit and you'll agree. 1600 or best attar M4-275*. 673-5400 elderly isdiss Fsir Hsven sree DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING MOVING-MUST SELLt — Olrl's JUST RENTALS. Bkr 369-1555 Respond 10 Box 2-401. The Daily TREE DIGGERS 542-6446 or 493-4421. SWIM POOLS WAREHOUSE — ALL LIONEL TRAINS Skilled •III method Part ANTIQUE - Wicker, copper. H carat*. Must sell. I10O0 or 6-piscs bedroom set. pina open Or Flyer. Top caah appraisal. Fteglaler. Shrewsbury. N J TWO WOMEN - Looking for Iron, crystal, oak clock, beautiful beat offer Call S09-288-7390 bookcase, chroms ft glaaa mir- Forced to dispose of now on- 102 Houses for 07701 time. Now through D ground 31' long pools. Complete Price no obkscl. 946-26.3 Cell 462-5190 4-5 p m housework Hard-workers. dresser, stoneware. Aftornoona eves. or 201 6*6-6679 day* ror. Colonial coffee * end tsbiss. Runt Through lobe, willing to pleeaa only 741-9244. rocllner, towel ft rug eat. Call with hug* sun decks, fencing, hi- ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS MONTHS OF JULY — Furnished TYPIST- Musi ba neat, ac- everyone Ptoaae call 496-0473 DINING ROOM SET — Tra- 642-9360 rate liners, pump, ladders, war- A-1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK houss. spt or condo. Minimum ANTIOUES — CollectaMeo. ditional. 72" braskfronl. table. 6 Lionel. Flyer. Me. Highest I paid. 3 bedrooms. 2 bslhs See Bright. curato 6 nrsvday 5 day/wk Rad or 4«5-47« rantee, etc. Asking 19*8 com- Nobody basts my price. Union Beach. Ssvsl $300 bookde. records, bikes, boats, chaira 1350 Colonial chandelier MOVING MUST SELL — Sol*. plete Financing available Call Red Bsnk. Rumson or Mon- Bank area 592-56*0. 264-5075 Marlboro, cottage. 1400 TYPING DONE IN MY HOME — trailers, mo-pads ft furniture. white mllx glass 876. CaH stereo, chslrs. Ismps. tsble. etc. Stan loll free. 1-600-624-1328. Hsilal. bills paid. $400 a moulh Beach area Can UMPIRES Reasonable Call after 4 p.m. Can 291-3029 eves or sll day Sal. 2*4-5207 attar 6 pm. Frl. ft Sat. March S ft 9. 10-4. BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR Kayport, near bay. $400 a 767-6179 sflar 8 Will train Men's ft woman's soft- 663-3649. 321-4 Spring St.. Rad Bank 10 PIECE ANTIOUE WHITE SALE — CaH Second Hand Lll. Wayside. 6 rooms, garags ball Baseball, all levelaAprll- ANVIL - Appro.lmatery DINING ROOM SET Provenclal bedroom Bet. Excel- SENIOR CITIZEN — Active male WILL CLEAN YOUR HOME — lbs.. 1178: Lead melting po 2*4-0777 Attar 6. 2*48*15 HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 3*9-1234 Aug Evoe.-weekende. FtoKlbto Early iMO's. 11 places. 1500 Of MOVING - Sofa bad. Queen lent condition. Lingerie cheat. Highest prices paid tor all Items, needs mobile home or motor schedules Call 571-0*01 Dependable, rellaba and honeet. HD platform truck i*6. beat offer Call 767-5110 with 2 custom Wsverly material Desk with hutch. Dresser with ASBURV PARK home 530-0402. 10-4 PM week- Hsilal area. Call 9M-0716 747-648*. fool covers 1 never used. $250 antiques, ess. For bargains, atop days. DINING ROOM SET - Danish hutch, vanity table, floor mirror, at 24 Broad St.. Kayport. Srooms.kWa.M75 WAITRESSES/WAITERS Elhen Allen Maple and lablss (2) night stand, headboard, chair. HoeVHoaeuee. Full and pert WILL CLEAN YOUR HOME — APPLIANCES "~~ WQjKSO» Walnut. Tsble wllh 3 leevea. 6 JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1655 WORKINO COUPLE Apartment or busineaa. Efficient- 1135 ssch Coffee table S17S. 1 MOO or beet offer tlma. Apply In person But- washers t dryara. Reconditioned chairs, buffel, eac. cond. 8600. Maple bureau $35 Mlsc 9x12 • ATTRACTIVE - 3 bedroom. 2 ilce sued badroom apl for ly snd professionally. Rate, avail ft Guarantoad. 8100 ft up. Can Call S42-3549 495-075* after 5 p.m. coupla wllh 1 smsll Insndly dog tonwood Msnor RsaUurant. Hwy 3 smsltor oval braided rugs CASH FOR BOOKSI BOOKS! bath, family room, play room. In 34. Mstswsn Middletown, Holmdal. Malawan, deliver Ws sell by the Golden TIRES — 4 radial P195/7IR14. Ooaanpofl M75 671-1030 Willing lo pey mid 1300 s Look- Old Bridge and Hattot sraaa. DINETTE SET - Tsble ft 8 175 Csll 741-2850 BOOKSI BOOKSI BOOKSI Rule! 630-2*97. Very good condition $15 each or ing in Highlands. All Highlsnda. WAITERS/WAITRESSES reply 264-1676 U no chslrs. perfect cond.. MO: 6 sn- Can 536-8073 BRADLEY BEACH APPLE MACINTOSH — 126K MOVING OUT OF STATE — Lsonsrdo. Port Monmoulh. Rad Hosta/Hostaeees. Apply . 390-8581 ttque toe cream polar chslrs. $50 lor SSI Call 291-3851 6 rooms. 2 baths. SSOO's Bsnk srsss Csn supply aac. ret- with external drive, software. 8100: Wlrs dog cage 120. Cell Qreal buys. Bennlngton pine Guy Johnson Oak Dinar. Rl. 36. Hsilet bedroom set. 6650. 2 consols TREES — Maple, Blreh. Calalpa. Buy ft Buys JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1555 erences Pteess csll 750-6039 61*00. Can day* 78S-2tSB-. Eva*. 871-1039 eves Mimosa. Dog Wood. Sweat Gum. WAITER/WAITRESS - BOHM 55 Situations slereo units. 8125 aa. 23' Zsnnh Single Itsms-entlre households ELBERON between 6 30-5 p m . 229-4933 ---1177. DINETTE SET — color console TV. S100 Queen ate. II par toot. Williams Fsrm. Antique furniture, towalry. silvar after 6 pa. Ground Country Club, sap Wanted Malo 346 W. Riverdsle Avs . Tlnton 6 rooms. 3 bedrooms. 1500 preferred, uniforms provided BABY FURNITURE — Changing eludes table with 4 hi.back ana sols bad. 176. Valour tra- Immedlsle caah. 642-433*. JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1556. EXPERIENCED — Estate table, awing, baby bad ft ton ditional chair. 130 Antique cheat Falls. After 2 p.m dally. Phone WORKING MOM — Wllh 1 child Call 462-7576. as* tor Candi chairs. Site 8 with leal. 2 piece wlshss to rent 1 or 2 badroom daner. aeeka full tlma In more Call 495-0*6* hutch eat. Durable formica dark of drawers. SSO. Balge plush MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (ALL) KEANSBURO WAITRESS/WAITER — Ex- ith County carpet. ISO. Large federal mir- ANY AGE ANY CONDITION 2 bedrooms, hids/psts. MOO a house or spl Clean 6 quiet s BABY GRAND PIANO wood took llnlah 6300. 787-3400 TV- RCA Color. 21": New pic- must. $460 with utils incl Csn perienced. Mon-Thura 11-8 Of 871-9542 Ask for June ror, 150. Lamps ft othsr llsms TOP DOLLAR PAID 244-1077 3 badroma. M90 OTHERSl Good condition. 11000 or best lure lube, beautiful cabinet. HOME RENTALS. Bkr.. 369-1234 291-5562 or 672-2342 Apply In parson Tha Inbetween Call 842-6618 100 Call 642-9003. OLD PLASTIC MOOEL CARS - Reel.. 56 English Pte.. Rad Bank GUTTERS offer CaH after 4 p.m. 747-5*42 DINING ROOM SET — From Cleaned and Repaired Electric racing ears. Lionel KEVPORT BAND EOUIPMENT - Nsms Italy. 12 tt. long Breektront. 3 pc MOVING MU8T SELL 24X46 BILNOR — swimming WAITRESS/WAITER — Eap. CaH 747-2*45 or 747-3353 Refrigerator - QE frostfree trslna, 01 Joe Items Any toy*, 6 rooms, kids, SSOO brand guitars, smps , bass, key- entrance) hall eel. Fraatar. pool. Liks new. Hsyward seii- any cond. any Amount Apply In person: Shore PL Inn, 229-46*6 energy saver. Almond. 17.6. 2 prlmlng filler ft metal deck. Ask- JUST RENTALS. Bkr 3*9-1555 Hwy 35. Haw between 2-6 p.m. LAWM MOWER - Service ft re- boards, etoc. eccordian, echo, ft 787-5040 pair Vary reeeonabte rates. effects units. 727-1*95 years old 1400 Q E Wsshar. ing $150 or beet offer. Buyer LEONARDO - 1 bedroom, in DOG HOUSE - For very large electric dryer. Almond. 2 yra. 131 Houses for Can 741-209* after 5. dog Tsks II away for $40 must disassemble. Csll 2*4-6945 OLD PLASTIC MOOEL CARS - prime neighborhood. Room for 52 Babysltting- BEAUTIFUL PIANO — Yamehs 6*00 pair Can 741-175*. attar 3. and electric racing cars only Any eddltlon In back Immsculale LAWNMOWER — Servlcs end Spinel wtttl bench. Used 6 mo. yaar. Any condition. Call cond. 66O0/mo. + aac. Sal* ChlldCaro repair Vary raeeonabto rates. Maple Colonial. A steel u $1600 MOVING - Upright plsno. pool TYPEWRITER — 1MB correcting COLTS NECK COLONIAL 0 On ORUM8 - 5 pc SHngertand. 3 table, twin boa bureeu. chsst of 775-2098 BABYSITTER WANTED — For Can after 5 p.m. 741-2066. 747-6*36 anytime. ZIMgan Ride cymbals, hl-hal. Seisctrlc III. 12 pitch modal landscaped acre 4 bedrooms. 21 mo. old boy. 3-4 times per draws, sots, lovesssl. chair, Extra elemental ribbons. $550 LEONARDO 2'* baths, forms! dining room, LAWN SERVICE - Complete BEAUTIFUL LIGHTED SHOW- black, exc. cond *1.000. Call dinette sst. washer (neede bait). PIANO WANTED waak. 6 hrs. per day. In my Fair 767 1623 CaH 7*7-70**. 2 bedrooms, kids tine. 1500 sst-m kitchen, well lo wall boot Haven home. Call attar 9:30 p.m. lawn maintenance, sprining clean- CASE — Srsae/grey Like new. Call 671-1166. Any condition. 493-4911 HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 319-1234 tirsplscs In femily room Ovsr Can matching cash rsglrsr stand. DRUMS - 5 piece Poweraonlc, VELVET SOFA TOP PRICES - PaM tor guitars 530-20*1. MOVING LINCROFT — Shedy Oeks. Adull 3000 sq (set of living sres Econ both lor 1250. Cash register ITS. while. Tom-tom, snare, baas. In- Pals gold striped. Ilka new. 6175. equipment Call omical gas hast 6206.900 BABYSITTING — Done by Sleep sofa. Contemporary, gray. All furniture must go. Call 7*7-5341 Condo. 2 bedroom, club MAN ft TRUCK FOR HIRE — cluding 2 Camber cymbals Eac. Owner M6-9636 taarhsr mom In my Ooeanport 53'. 1100. CaH 946-9553 cond. 1200 5*32766 Musi sell by April 15 pnvlsdgsa 6675/mo homa In evening hours. Fenced Pick up ft deliver light hauling. CellS44-ai97 VIDEO DISC PLAYER RCA — ALLENHURST — Sssshors Col- Small moving lobs Yard*, attics Mint condition. Asking SIM. Call CUSTOM SALTBOX~ — Water yerd ft playmate. Excellent refer- DRUMS - 9 pc.. CB 700 par. REAL t - ! Ai I onial, 6 bedroom. 3'* betns. view, water sccsss. 3-* ft ceaara cleaned, gutters etc. MOVING TO SMALLER HOME 672-2462 RENTALS 611.000 ences M2-«58v cueston. wine color, aac. cond.. Oriental rugs. 600 books-many bedrooms. 2', bslhs. brick firs Free sstlmstee. Jo* 4*6-1997. Muat SSII Asking 1900 ERA LINCROFT REALTORS COMPLETE CARE FOR YOUR collectible. Antiques: walnut plsce 2 cer garags $205,000 PANELING — Doors Windows. A BEAUTIFUL - Carved parlor 707-0734. 747-3939 EvsaStl-9117 Call builder after 6 st 544-0422 CHILO. — Will watch, prepare organ, c. 1670. Waekes of Lon- double bed, walnut chest, lsrge 101 Apartmanta meals, wssh olothss. for your Remodeling Repairs. Roofing. DRY CLEANING ELECTRIC carved mahogany vstvet up- LITTLE SILVER— 2 badroom Minor plumbing ft electric don Appreleed 14250. Sato WASHER - G.E 1150 Kenmore A-1 ABERDEEN TO REO BANK GLORIA NILSON child Mon-Fn . In my homo. Full $2750. Frl. or Sat.. 9 to 1. Also CONVEYOR - 600 hangers. holstered chsir, platform rocker, bssement. garage, fireplace m Reeltora Reasonable rataa. Fraa esti- good condition used o*iln y 3 mo pair rad leslhsr trull-wood washer 1129. G.E. Washer 1126 Highlands. 4 rooms. 6300 s living room. Available March 21 time only E.psrisncsd Referen- furnlturs M Coksman Ava. Kenmore porubto washer 6100. Hwy 35, Snrewabury 642-8009 ces available T3*-**7O. mstss 2«4 8736 CsH 717-4466. chairs. Hsmmond spinet electric Cllfrwood. ready nowt 63O0' *725/mo. -I- utllltwe organ and bench, three-wheeled Kenmore electric dryer 165. Matawan. 2 bedrooma. 1500 a HANDYMAN SPECIAL SMALL LAWNS — Cut or clean EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE LITTLE SILVER REALTV LOVING MATURE WOMAN BEAUTIFUL — New glass top bike. Orexsl buffet. White maul Whirlpool Ges dryer 1175. G.E. Holmoel. 4 rooms. MOO s Realtor 741-0950 100X80 property 4 roomi Wsmed to cere lor our little girls up. Fraa eetlmatee. Rumaon. 1 couch. 1 chair. 2 end tables, 1 Coin operated commercial See Brlgni. i rooms. $500 a Red Bank area. Ask for Mark, rattan dinette set, eaata 4.12S0. detector, snd msny more collec. Needs work 642.200 SB <• 6 moe ft 4 yrs. In our Rumaon Can 2*1-3015 coffee table, or lamps, ft 25' TV tlbtss Csll 642-0435. washer $200 Meytsg matched HOME RENTALS. Bkr . 3*9-1234 LONO BRANCH — Only MOO KlrwenCo 767-6*00 571-0403 Sold aa sat only including TV aet. coin operated waahar and 4 bedrooms, kids pets. 1500s home 3 or 5 days a wee*. (Mon- AMATUER RADIO — Receiver. Frl., 6-6). Some light house- BED ROOM SET — White, Incl.. Call 741-0*** MOVING-MUST SELL — Quean electric dryer $300 A/C PMICO Wast End. 5 rooms. 1500 HOLMDEL TNT LAWN SERVICE drssesr. mirror, box spring with Ann high boy. King heed board, 0700 Btu $50 Qsursmeed. de- Hemmarlund, HO 110. with HOME RENTALS. Bkr.. 369-1234 EDWARD W COLLINS keeping Non-smokor. Own ELECTRIC GUITAR — and mstchlng apeeher and manual. trsnaporlsllon s must. Cell we do a dynamite job el a great headboards. Exc. cond. 1100. night table, lamps, desk, love- livery ft installation optional AGENCY 9464K4 price. We cul lawns, waad. edge, Csll 741-13(3. Peavey backstage 60 seen. COftae Ubls. corner hutch. Eao cond.. 1100 CaH S42-S27! MATAWAN ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY 642-6211 eves sflar 7 p m. amplifier. 6150 firm. Call Tom al 767-7721 Dupfei 6 rooms, klrls. 6600 aim, etc. Call anytime Tim buffet, carpeting, freezer. Call ASBURV PARK LOVING DEPENDABLE PER- 566-7697 or Dave 563-9335 BEDROOM SET - Royal blue 787-1355 sner 6:30 p.m. WASHING MACHINE — Seers 4 JUST RENTALS. Bkr 369-1555 HOUSE WANTED dresser, headboard (boy*), 2*4-4626 lor appt 10 see 1 bedroom, heal paid. 6300 SON - To sil for 4 yaar old girl in ENTERTAINMENT CABINET cycle Oelua $75 or beet offer 7tn A«e.. mils. paid. «300 s MIDDLETOWN Middletown Lincrort . 4 my homs. 2-3 weekday eves. brass hardware. ISO. Call MOVING-MUST SELL — 19*3 Can 46*4014. j bsdroom. sidehsll Colonist 666 3046 after 6 pm. Special mad* with electric ftre- 4 rooms, kids, heat paid. SSOO • room garags. $700 some weekends as wall. Call ptoo*. slereo. radio, ft TV. All Admiral Commercial Refriger- prslsrrsd Nssr Qsrdsn Slats ator, slde-by-slde. no frost Eac WATERBED - Almost new 2 Bedrooms, kMS. 6400 s JUST RENTALS. Bkr 3*9-1555 Psrkwsy Call 716-987-7355 7670365 or 5*6-2700 ask for BEDROOM SET — Double. 6 •ooaaaorlea. 8x4'. walnut, with Bookcase headboard. Has 5 rooms. Kids. MOO s . Liss Pagano cond MOO. CaH21*-481S aftor * NEW 1 BEDROOM - efficiency •1 Business pieces, oak by MartmsvHto. $475; doubts doora. CaH 767-1060. p m. II no answer leave rvssler 1300 Csll attar 6. 2nd Ava . 5 rooma. aids. MOO'S ept. with a dishwasher In a pri- KEANSBURQ — Doll Houss LOVING MOTHER OF 1 - Win Antique mahogany desk. 40x20. •57-0109 JUST RENTALS. Bkr 3*9-1555 vate home with a country ssrtlng ms, living room, kitchen 150. Dining room sal. large china EVEREST JENNINGS — Extra cere for your child In my residen- Opportunity tare wheel chair. Rsaeonabto. BELMAR 1 mlie from Ball Labs. * 2 fenced iirn yard [3K5OI Call after closst. server, ft labto. ISO: MOVING MUST SELL - 1*64 i77r- Ilel West End homs.Snscks ft BOARDWALK STANDS Csll 767-4012 1 badroom, utna. paid, 1200 minutes from the Pky. S625/mo.. 6p.fi lunch provided. Rats, svsii Lots Wooden chest of drawa. 126 ft Fraatar. Imperial Heevy Duty WHEELS. FULLY EQUIPPED 636; Twin bad ISO: Queen sua WINDSURF BOARDS - New top 1 badroom. ulila. paid, 1300 includes all utlls 1 mo. sac. KEANSBURG — Shell 20»66 ft ol loving Csll 670-6533. FENCE - Redwood painted. 6 Commercial Upright. Absolutely 671-15*9 bed 875; Metal clothes cabinet yrs. old. 43 6' aectlona/poata parted cond Can 229-4*16 after qusllty Only 1460. Call 2 family, carpeted. MOO a Musi bs rellniehed Idesl foi s OCEANPORT PROFESSIONAL Keensburg Call 776-10*0 US; Large wooden clothes cabi- Remove It end lie youra for 660. 0 p.m., ft no answer leave 212219-2017 Condo. kids. $500 s lsrge Ismlly Busmsss smuss- JUST RENTALS. Bkr 399-1555 OAKHURST COUPLE — Seeke mslurs-mlnd- 1st HORIZON REALTORS net 128; Queen site aofa. hide-a- Can after 6pm 672-1991. 0 rooms, garage. 8*00 msnt tone Csll stisr 6 787-0*26 sd woman lo cara lor 2 month bed, eac. 1275: Sofa bed with DEALERSHIP - Wllh Nsnonsl MOVING-MUST SELL - Oas BRADLEY BEACH JUST RENTALS. Bkr 369-1555 LITTLE SILVER — 3 bedroom. . old intanl in our homa. Pan time Meintenertce Corp. Assured Ac- matching chair 1100; Double bad 3 rooms, pets ok, $300 S slsrting mid-April for 2 months, FIREWALK dryer, perfect cond . $200 Floor • r? bath ranch on vtj acre. An counts. Guaranteed $500 weakly 160: Folding col 120. 2»4-«45». Oupksa. 5 rooms. 2 baths. $500 s REO BANK - 2 family. MOO a applisncss. firsplscs. csntrsl air insn full lime Some light houss- model stereo 1100. Set ol twin WROUOH IRON FURNITURE 5 rooma. kids pals. deck. $800 minimum income. $15,000 fun BEDROOM SET - 5 beds 136/ee. Perfect cond. Call For patio, pool, or porch. 5 1-2-1 BEDROOMS AVAILABLEI By owner. 642-5217. keeplng. Salary negotiable Rats price. Flnenclng EXPERIENCE JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1555 3 bedrooms, new neater, SSI Call 369-2727 It no snswer leave Hard Rock Maple. Antique Lin. April 19. wtth Tony ._ after 4pm 4W-4MS. chtif*. 1 round tabu, •of*, dub LITTLE SILVER — Almost sn 215443-66M croft. 6300. Can 747-7612 chair. 2 tnd tiMN, choiM. 1490. HOME RENTALS. Bkr . 3*9-1234 NYC. For tickers can 747-9111 • BUNDLES OF PAPER RED BANK CONDO - River acre of woodsy proepsrty nssr Call 741-49M ittar 5 p.m. front. 1. 2 Of 3 bedroom Season PIED BANK scsnic Sichlsa Farm a 4 niiow«. (2) 700-14 $10 PICKET FENCING VERMONT SKI HOUSE — populsr "Country Look1' drtMMr/wwdroos by Lullaby, Men. Scfrwtnn Wit* 2*" tM Call 5 rooma. klda. heel paid. 1500s Located between Bromley a JAMES LIMO SERVICE About 7ft'. 3' htgh 135 Phon* JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1555 $169,900 EA ARMSTRONG HOUSEKEEPER — Llve-ln four Go fcpywt>a)fa> •nytirftt nsMd ratlnwhlng S50 871-03— 741-0610 anyttrrwj. Slratton MIS. Sleeps 10 Avail by AGENCY REALTORS. 555 Proa- |4) days par week Kind family. Reasonable ratee Call 767-23*9 the week. 6525. Call 526-599*. pact Avs.. Little Silver. 741-4500 Two school sgs children. Oek- 4 CBAOAH SS MAGS — 14'. D*g OLD NEWSPAPERS — From ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING EATONTOWN hunt arss. Csll 531-535* OPPORTUNTIY FOR boll pallor n Plymouth 2 wllh IMS. Prtc* rtMOtltbt* Call For MM but MpaiclaHy 60 yaar Modern 3 rooms, heat.6300s WEST END MANAGER/OWNER BUNK BED SET — Contem- llfM. A.k.ng»,2fi 405.9019 old dining room, art daco Kids-no problem $300 s 2 bedrooms, kids. 1500 $84 900 HOUSEKEEPER — To care for Person looking for sn op- porary whit* formica, walnut trim Call MS-4TM. badroom. tacratary. taacart. HOME RENTALS. Bkr.. 3*9-1234 JUST RENTALS. Bkr 369-1555 A lot 01 house for the monay in Hdmdet houss ft 2 children ages portunltuy to msnags and own a wllh dMk and ttorag* drawari. OROAN — LOW*?, lull ••!• with Alto toola. hkta-a-bad. dttux ra- sought sner Old Shrswsbury 2 ft 4 for profsssionst coup's muffler franchise CsH Mr. Exc. cond. Asking MAO. Call FREEZER — SmaH ch*Mt typ* rhythm anach*m«nt. Mut-c light ciinar. china, atarHng. Thla i* * HIQHLANDS — 1 bedroom, se- 103 Rentals to Brick snd csdsr 4 badroom. 2 Llvs oul 7 45 s.m. -5 p.m. Mon.- Longo. after 5 pm at 747-76M v*r'•ry goopood Icondition. $79 Call • banch. Aaklng 1750 Call hug* «"•' Frt. t Sat., 9 to 1. 23 curity, lefereimaa. No pats. 6330 full baths, hsrdwood floors. 19 ft. Frl. Selery $225 per wk Muat Shara sat In kitchen, basemenl garage 871-1010-957.00*0 747-1Q3V Hlghvlaw Clrcla, Mlddlatown « utilities Call 3B*-24«6. 1 drive and hsvs recant checkable CABBAGE PATCH DOLLS — All Taka King* Hwy. E«i(. lafl ovar HIGHLANDS — 1 badroom apt (2 car) Call, wa have the key varrat*** including now—I on**. FREEZER - Admiral Upright OROAN — Wtth full kayboard 4 NON-SMOKING MALE — For rets. Rsply In writing to: Box USED CAR LOT — For rent. Navy track*, than rtghL Sata run 6400 + utilities. Bshra Realtors. Located in Mlodtatown on stets Or**, gin for tny occasion or 20-2. good cond , whrt* S300 Mptrd* ampliltsaVf B**1 off«' house In Middletown. 6276 mo Littla Sliver Realty R-470. The Deny Register. by In* Lorm Afrangar. 672-1600 Ind. utll Call Rich 530-3*00 Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 Hwy Csll 7*7-2042 or 767-5912. holiday Cimo->4ee. CBH 2tfi-M7» C*ll 717.6794 aft*f 6 p.m 741-0*50 Realtor Open 7 daya 121 The Daily Wegliter TUESDAY, MARCH 19. 1965 W lute In 900 Auto* lor Sal* i Autos tor tal* 300 Autoi lor Sals 300 Autot lor Sale 300 Autos lor Salt 300 Autos tor Salt MR. AUTO HONDA ACCOM) 1*7* - Hatch PLYMOUTH VOLARE — 1878 2 PONTAIC ASTRE 1879 — 4 cyl.. TOYOTA COROLA 1*78 — 8 •apd. am/fm camrta alsaao. door. 3 spd.. 8 cyl.. very depen- AM/FM caaeette. 8900 or beal •pd manual. A/C. am/tm radio. INSURANCE CM ,000 mla Vary good oond. dable Must sell Call 747-1325 oftar Call attar 9pm 797-8448 8900 or beat otter CBH971-34M I mo 88*00 (AVtaMMt ~~REO BANK MOTORS INC TOYOTA TERCEL 1*83 — 4- ni m » ar.ri.Mu., PLYMOUTH VOLARE 1978 - 8 131 Newman Springs Red Bank •paad, am/lm. 22.700 mltaa. 44 •WCK ciNTunv tin - low OATOUN no — iiri. Ingino t HONDA CIVIC OX 1*82 - Aulo. cyl-. manual on floor, axe in- OoOge-AMC-Jeep-Renoutt 747-4000 a too ari IM on*, baMoar i rokum 4 good ma Hatch, am/fm iBMBfla Btorao. terloT/axterior PS/PB. 80.000 MPQ Mini 85000 Call 871-4238 oood li&oo Can OO mla Exc cond Aaking 7474040 attar 8 •fM Inraarr Too good IB M ROUT! M IMmUNCC AOIN- aNO * O000. Con >IMU) Sl200/beat otter. Call 747-7884 attar 8 p m REFRIGERATOR - Oood work- inMitai.inaMi.aao caaio.ap- •UCK MOAL UUNMU COUPt n. condition. 849 Call TR7 TRIUMPH 1978 - 37.000 PO»TO mco - OATHJN awzx ng con ml. Rod. PS/PS. AM/FM oMir. sri-onr. ... Vt. A/C. O/W. am/lfn. Caa 228-IMM altar 8 PLYMOUTH HORIZON TC3 787-2879 «»«•«•*> JJ.000 ml Aauna UM0. Can A/C. r ONOA ACCORD — J*2. 17.800 mi. good cond casssls radio 83.000 Caa aflar .000 M. At*M MMO Caa n*r. 8 apt)., held 94500 negotiable 787-1412 RENAULT RELIANCE DL 1993 - 7 30 pm 738-30*7. 270 Auto S«rvlc«»/ i/tm i 4 dr PS/PB A/C, am/fm staieo. Ht-«1H atov a * Aaking 84300. Co* 787-700* PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA 1*80 aed 84890 Call 8711521 VOLKSWAGEN DASHER - ale. AakMg Saa.SOO CaB MvHWM.ln. t door ITWJN MOW — IBM. BUM. — Feat back, good running 1977. 2 door hatchback. Stan- ONOA ACCORD HATCHBACK RENAULT 1881 -A/C. AM/FM dard ahin 8180O CaH 747-8873 ENOJNC8 - HI Cha«y • cyl. i. cat m «m. a. am/fm LIIIBI. sporty. d. 8400 or beet otter Call 40,000 M-. OBB. oond. MO00 11 • 8 apd.. am/rm stereo. 741-8854 BdlO.SSOOO ml ASking 92200 waakdaya. 842-8148 waafcanda. SHADOW LAKE VU.LAOE — ». (!) rant Ml mica motor. UTATI C. mini oond. Beat otter. Can 80 (1) Cnavy 400 »ana. M0 CaHMI-MW. Csll dsy 583-8837. avaa Bavas Toasi houas on go" ssun*. U— WAOOM 1M0 - • piaiangar. 8-4883. taavo maaaaga. 530-9239 Ing room. own* roam, dan. 2 V0 auro. p/a. p/B. p/door Moka. DAT4VJN 1B7B — 210 Hatch- VOLVO PARTS SALE — Now- bodrcomB, 3tt basha. pAatndoara a aaa' ' ONOA PRELUDE 1882 - Blue. RITTENHOUSE 1. Mr oWlaa. raatorars MtW MOTOfl — W0.. Com m cond . AM/FM atarao. A/C. LINCOLN-MERCURY INC Chaapl RED BANK VOLVO. xvgs paoo. oam aWa •* o*a« am/trn. A/C. Mro _ a PLYMOUTH FURY 1870 — manyottaa. »i».*08. •Ma. AB J-77OOax1 J15. lac. eun-roof. 21.000 ml. Aaking RUNS GREAT NEW BRAKES BOO Rl 35-Ocaen Twp 775-1500 741-5888 00 or BOX oOor. 000 Can 78748M Thuil A Frl aflar • p.m.. ON day B71-2»*» DATIUNB10 1M1 -41.000 m.. NEW TIRES. PS/PB. AM/FM 9ANS0NE OLDS-CADILLAC VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE tat t tun. PilnulplH only — ri you Bay lor Ma ad .. A/C. am/tm. axe oon- JAGUAR - 1874 STEREO FIRST 8375 TAKES IT Nswmsn Springs Rd Red Bank - 1871. 8800 or baat offar Call MM), 1 ma on Imoka. 1848 BUCK MOM. 1M4 — (UrMad CALL 489-2137 872 2419 IdHUl HSa FB Ud T- CBB 74I-1U1 KJ12L. Best Otter 741-0810 4853448 MIOOLETOWN. UK COO oro ftaanaad mow oood Mr Can 228-5*45 4 wliiiin, iMng ream, anno Col TtT-MO anxma. iTWN T10 1B7S - naads Urn- PLYMOUTH VOLARE — 1877 STRAUS BUICK-OPEL VOLKSWAGEN DASHER — 8Uck shin 35.000 orlglonal mi room, xmB hNcltan on 78x100 TO ITl — tOO CC angno. ma chain Many now pana. Asx- JEEP CHEROKEE 0 ACRES ol Naw 8 Uled Can 1880 Dlaaal Wagon. Exc. con- kx MM cond Asking 8*0.000 CROWELL AGENCY •UBSK rtcouu. IBM — turnrrad I MOO. Huot Ml. Immad. 1878 8400 No fuel, vary clean 81*00 Hwy 36 284-4000 KeypoM dition. Low mi 83500 .. buoM saota Tow 1-8740 Can 8724327 5714817. Call 747-1760. CM 4M-SM*. NO raafe™. 741-4030 par. Hood, noaa, raonor. BOS •dawn), fu»y mill T-iooa. > • 1881 STUDEBAKER - Oood MiOOtiTOWN - • rkna MI-1IM. V-a. ABUna »15.000 Can aflar DOOOE ASPEN - 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE WAOON running condition Interior good VOLKSWAGEN BUG - 1870 asMtamt ami 1M bama, tamay 1:10 p m BBB-OM07 4 apd. Soyt. Aaking MOO. 1877 — Runa wall bul needa Mull sell, 8250 or bell otter Call Runa 9200. room, hmmml 4 Mk. N*a> (UCK rraOAl 1B71 — Papoy V« CeH583-781» EEP CJ 8 1878 — 83100 firm work. Beel otter. As la. CaH787-1878 Call 872-0327 aae all 842*731 after 9:30. 530-9830 BJ/W 4ONO* V4S - taaj laagna lurbo Trod. A/C. p/b. p/B.DODGE ANfl K WA0ON - VOLKSWAGEN - 1888 con- p/asntfaa*. p/tooxa. cruua. tM :EP CJ7 LAREDO 1881 - 4 PLYMOUTH WINDOW VAN 1078 SUNBIRO 1878 - aulo. A/C. I Con Mag. MO ml Mm oondMon. Ml. lac. vertible New floor, brekea. 133 Incom* •MOO Can «M-101i. •lasilnQ. roar dBTlBBl. am/rm apd. 4 whaol dr. 2 tops. 2 aala ii o'aaa. 319 auto . nigh mile- AM/FM lapa 1979 engine clutch 8800 or bail offer. Call MM 10 achooM 4 tranapoi Propwty Karoo B-moi. 40.000 maaa. aa. Cxc. cond, Baal offar age, good cond Aaking 81700 or PS/PB 11300 oi bell otter Attar 842-9341 taMlQfi. wMS by owf*#c. Pf Inciptaa 22-2287 beet otter After 5pm 583-5250 5 pm 957-0337 or 671-3037 FOB HUB _ In buying of Baa- HAM.IY DAVWON EIRD 1*83 — White 2 door. VW SQUAREBACK 1870 — onl> IIHIM CMI 747-7743 18MMNHIAD MI0U.ETOWN - Oak HO m ing. caM Andy RudofBln our com- II 1B70 — KITSON CHEVROLET CO PONTIAC TEMPEST - 1*8*. 2 original Interior. A/C All power, Good condition Reliable Irene- matoal/lii.aauninl dMaton. M tal OMar. Caa dayt TS7-818* •o.ooo ona OOOE CORNET - 1071. 8 cyl. ly. M Eatontown door. 350 auto , 57.OO0 ongonsl lilt wheel A-1 condition, no mil ponalion, 8375 Can 787-2878. Cuatoma txiin 1 Mory Colonial dsina 04(0 ml Asking S300 Call 495-2808 Mini + COfXl. Foytf * HvtftQ f oom. Canlury 21 Cotam. Raaltor. m WHM 4.000 ml. good running cond 942-1000 220-2324 VW BUG 1873 — Mint cond . in 8 741-7fMS. W1-01W Md* upriMBtanf work. Beat out New angina, paint, battery, family room. ItfapBBOB. Country AM.EY — H71 Custom uraol LABRIOLA MOTORS PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1980 - TOM'S FORD kltchan. 3 bedroom* 1'-» bom* INCOME PROPERTY — For aOH CAOH.IAC 1P77 - far Call 871-3498 Newman Springe Rd. Red Bank V*. 52.000 mllei. tun roof, 200 Hwy 35 Keyport muffler clutch, heater box. many Muat ba aaan. AaMng naw parti 82.100. Mueleell mov- .Oworalnd 1 car garaga. Many by oamar. Cta 747-MM Caa 0U-51H saw. iodan DaVMa. LoadarJ. OOOE ASPEN KT1070 — 300 741-2433 loaded. 84900 firm. Call 184-1900 M00O. Can DMHI. ing 2234120 aalraa. CMao la rtmrtnna- 747.8037 In t door. Black * oranaa. 4- NCOLN CONTINENTAL 1879 9*3-9227. HONDA NtOHTHAWK — IKI. Md, Koyalono maoa. Muot TOYOTA COROLLA - 1877 5 8144.800 T47-888J PTWCHIIaa RED SANK — 9 family homo. ~\ Mack be. Band.. Only 1400 CAON.LAC. 74. (adan DavWo. Town car. Oood cond . aaking PONTIAC FIREBIRD — 1*83apd.. , 2 door am/fm llereo Naw VW BUQ 1870 irauar xookup complsla. am air aaa. 11000 or ISNS paymonra 2189. Can ba aeon at Dreeeler'B Datachad garoga wrth arorkahoo. Carl 87»-*84i B»BB. Ask torOar, . 7a7-OMa Mini Power locks 21.000 ml palnl. Call 741-2480 or 530-1411 Oood motor MIOOLETOWN - Only a mil. to Low, low momtananot. IiciaBanl •hocus »ia» 4774100 ooaa- smpbells Junction Exxon lla- Musi aeli. Dark blue Aulo. Call Aik tor Boo 8100 or belt offer OHOA - HI Sandy Hook OalaMy Park condition, Off Una parking. _ 1M1 4ft Leonsrdvilla Rd. 871-8210. Call 229-8794. leave maaaaga. Adorablo 3 Badroom homa >Mtn 0. PS/PS, am/lm. rear oelog. xd. TOYOTA CELICA GTS — 1882 Cloat la loam and hoapNal. CAMAKO 1070 — Vary good PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Hilchback. a/c. p/a, p/b. lilt ftrapwc*. Contral Air, no* gaa 8171.800 md. (tTa' C*» a71.7M« p . M.000 ml. 83000 VW SCIROCCO 1978 condiao—n r>/8p/8.. A/C.. •torartarao Ask LINCOLN TOWN COUPE 1978 BROUGHAM steering wheel, crulaa control, turnaca. Movo-m condition Suit- BAMRS KEALTOm 872-l HONOAMOItTt Can 485-3*10 8*00 abla yaw-round or aummar ro- IngHTOO. ~Can 071-MM. Fully loaded. 40.000 mi 1078. 41.000 ml.. A/c. atereo, power sun roof, raer defrost Oood oond. Aaalng taw. DOOU 100 VAN - 1078, 84000. Call 842-3327 Cell 7414203 Iroal Only $78,000 Loanar As- 13S Commercial Caa MO-WM aflar 0 pm CAMADO - 1M8.8J7 V0.4 BW . rear datroat. power window. 24,000 ml. Asking 88000 Call aoclataa Manors. »l »1» 4 opd. p/a. p/B. Naoda minor maroon 8 Bihar, pannouad Naw 739-3221 Blier S Aak tor John VW SUPER BEETLE 1872 — ma, naw uraa. a/c, caaatla NCOLN MARK V 1*71 — Fully doora. 8 trunk 4 door, luxury Convertible 40 Ford front. Un- Proprty Body and angina anrk MOD or ilppad. Immaculate. 47,000 Interior, 83995 870-1973 TOYOTA COROLA 1884 -^4 dr. MIOOIETOWN — BaauWul all Desi ovwjtT. uaji vor more iwor ovarhaad conaola. captalna auto.. A/C. AM/FM with tape usual 92500 741-445*. bnck rancn oat on a xoodad lot OAKMURST — Routa M. 700 04. hairs 88.000 ml Musi aaa lo Besl offer accepted Csll PONTIAC — Qrandvllle, 1072 4 n Frao atandmg otttoo. 10 pawad HONDA maWn 1714071. ask lor Frank s 6-7 pm Weekend! anytime door hardtop All options. Exc deck Exc cond. 33500 Call Foaturlng 3 bodrooma. r-> ppracisla Aaking 84800 Can 842-4394 Joanna 201-3813 attar 7 PM. 300 Autos for Mlo battia. living room with flraplaco, parking-apaoaa. MM00. NEW JCKMV'S • 1 VOt-UME CAMAMTVU.LV SPOUT IMO — "" 1732 cond, 81399, Call 747-3793 formal dining room, largo family MIODt-ETOWN REALTORS 90S vt. 4 and.. PS/pa, AM/FM OCALLV-DRIVEN USED CARS PONTIAC CATALINA — 1079. 2 TOYOTO COHOLA 1979 - 2 dr. room. 2O«*> with tun brick mall S30-SO0O HONOA DEALER aforoootooana Tups Muiisa" X>DQE ASPEN - 1870 I PRICED RIGHT. RA6SAS 18.0M orlgtonal ml door, am/lm, p/a. p/b a/c, New manual steering/barkea. 4 ipd. Enargy omclont. radiant haai • RED SANK — 23 Monmoolh SI mt.FraaMM 84000 or Mat ofrar AfHr e pm ONTIAC. 388 BROAD ST.. RED AM/FM caisetie. Good trans . 2 car garago- Mlnutaa from si. 181-8740 or 901-tMO. ust aaa 83O00 Call batwaan brakaa all around, tuned up RoUU/Oflloo. MNowly ranoi pm 071-1420 BANK 741-5180. 8800 Cell after 8pm 7410398 $650 201-5015 transportation Principal* only Control haat a/tic.< Parking $143 goo Call 871.7110 KAWASAKI 8*0 C*H 18*1 - CAMAFO SALLY SPORT 1B77 TCHANIC S SPECIAL - 1877 PONTIAC 2000 SUNBIRD I9B3 TOYOTA CELICA OT LIFTBACK $9 25 aquora I - 8 cyl.. auto.. PS/PS. A/C OOOOE CHALLENOEB - 1871. MUMgltl Mua. Uka naw. 8.000 y. Raouin angtno * tranamlaaion. Olds 98. Excaflant condition. — 2 dr.. mint cond . am/fm tape 1993 - Aulo . 4 cyl. cruise. A/C MIDDLETOWN/NAVESINK mat Call HI mm*, sway bar. IngM guards am/ffm Laaaallall . raar spoltat r Naads angina work. 81800 or am/fm. 22.000 ml. Mint S87OO AVIS : SMI deck, reer defroaler 8 more AREA — 3 badroom. split knol. Now 70 ma. Maoa Baal offer SHREWSBURY - 5000 fa). 1)00. Ca« B7I 2583 vary daan car. 04.000 ml Tj75O Can 900-2180. Offar. Call 842-B444. 19.800 mi 89390 971-5094 Csll 7970896 2 1 batha. flroplaca, lamMy room, Call 8714030. historic raaldanca 219 ft KAWASAKI KZM0 1878 - Oar. ERCEDES — 380 SEL. 1M2 baaamant. garaga. QMmpaa or frontapa Commaraal » XH»E POLARA — 1973. V8. PONTIAC TRANS AM 1970 - TOYOTA TERCEL 1080 — 5 Ocaan mrougn wrintar troaa. Only aga Koot, bail BWai aacuraa. Can CAMARO - 1074. VI. 93.000 mmaculata Lapis biua msisii.c V-8. suto. PS/PB. A/C. am/In apd.. A/C. AM/FM stereo caiiet- 747-eMO. c ml., auto., p/a. p/b. Oood con. good running condition $129000 MMTH or rU-IHI or beet offer Can 2*4-8339 ray ktalhar Inlarlor, 1 ownar, caasatla. 64.000 mi., vary claai te 1 ownar leather interior. Young Used dibon II100 Call 747-4289 8.000 ml. 828.000 Cal car. $2200 or basl otter Call 910*9 531-9300 137 Lot* and KAWASAKI 18U KZ 440 LTD 55-MQ5 2»i-ogi» .700 mi rjarasa kapf E>c CAPRI RALLY 1*80 — 4 apd. 871-9030 TOYOTA CELICA -- 1072. 4 Cars Awtigt AM/FM aasrao, 2 dr., hatch/w MIDDLETOWN — Lakavlaw . WWi maKMng tun taoa MERCURY MONARCH 1975 — 4 PONTIAC VENTURA — 1878 2 spd.. Aiking 8250 Call aflar 4 eoxioo Milton Avt ParaUal to _ nalmat. M7S »™ Caasun-root. 14.000 mi, axe cond oor. 91.000 ml. 8*00 Call artel door. 250. 8 cyl. 102.000 mi p m_JM9-07M For Sale homa. axe. cond . daad and 30-0430 83*00 Can 2*4 7S»2 Don't Settle For p.m. 747-8480 atraet Oak aroodfloors 8 natural County Rood CIMWOOd MM0 good cond 8800 Csll after 6 TOYOTA COROLLA — 1979. 5 wood trim throughout Currant or will build to suit. 3ftX131 CAPRICE ESTATE WAOON W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E MERCURY MARQUIS - 1079. 842-8924 47 Shrewabury Av Spring St. Matawan Boro 780 1*78 — 10.800 rwtaa all your car, truck or van the ipd . a/c. am/lm. rear defroiler. ramodaling. lull baaamonl. da- V Ml, runa good. Anting 1878. 8 CSMingsr p/s. P/B HC cond . All power, air. light PORSCHES new tires, wall maintained Hi mi Rsd Bank, 747 030* tacftad oaraga. 2 bodrooms. $11,000 or will build to suit. Power wlndowa 8 locks. A/C. Tilt iiilaiiliinal wey CaH Lou Call 9M-M2t. 8800 Call 741-8010 ckerl. BUHLER 8 BITTER ray. vinyl roof. 86.000 1077 81 IS Targa and 1990Little rull. Vary reliable Nice car cadarwood bath Mtfi lacuui 8 wheel. AM/FM stereo Hugh 2750 Cell 2*1-68*1 91 ISC Sunroof coupe Both anc Aiking 9850 672-9026 after 7 30 .anlsd skylight AaaumabW U2UKI 1878 cargo apace 11200 HRYSLER-PLYMOUTH OH cara and met* INCOME PROPERTY 2*4-9000 t loaded 842-5592 p m. 8*0.000 FHA I2'v* mortgaga For *aM by rjamor. unning cond. Call 071-9971 MERCURY COUGAR 1977 - 4 availabM A staal al 8100.000 Can anar 3 p m 841-MU NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER oor. 1 owner High mileage F Call 747-StM or 747W37 CAPRI 1878 300 Auto* lor sale 300 Autos for salt Musi aaa to appraciata. By SUZUKI TS1B9 IMO callent condition. Must sa owns* For sppl. call 747-8274 MIDOLETOWN. Naar Atlantic « spaed 8290 1800 Call 971-8402 eves Highlands. 50 X ISO' woodad MOO or basl oflor Call 738-3810 avos. Call M84784. loava maaiaga. MERCEDEZ 490 SEL 1874 — I Nasds vsnanca $12000 CARS UNDER 82.000 L CAMINO 1*74 — With cap MIDDLETOWN - Looking w buy Lathot Aaooclataa Raaltors losded. exc. cond . beat UZUKI 480 — INIQarag. a IS. P/a. 390 2 BBL. needs tier over S8000 Call 222 2308 or sail your homa? Lat us ha*p 2ti-osig spi Exoaaonl condRk Mutt KINQSLEY AUTO SALES palni Call aftar 9 3M4774 you' CENTURY 21 Einbindsr Rs- aM M7> Can 7>7-WM 787-7M7 MERCEDES 230 1874 — 4 dr, KAY MOTORS IS YOUR.. •llors 871-3800 RUMSON - Watartronl by IAT STRAOA - 1M0 4 cyl UZUIKI 1880 — 490 CC lo» CARS FOR SALE door. 5 apd. am/fm casetle raar HUB. Bxc. cond, naw angina 8 1M1 Ford Oranada. 83000 'akaa. A/C. aulo. Irani, 85450 NEPTUNE TWP . WAVSIOE RO 8225000 CBN miaga Mint cond. Qaragod detroit Luggage rack. New radi- r baat offar. 842-4418. Colonial Spacious 3 Dadrooms 7S0 MatBMn. S8S-4818 1873 Volvo 149 Wagon. 8890 al llraa, battery. A/C. Exc cond formal dining room. 20x14 living Can 071-9113 1700 Call 944-0090. MOB 1977 — Runa and looka room, mod bath. Bftcloaad porch RUMSON — WATER FRONT UZUKI OS 8*0 SHAFT 1001 - . Convartibla. 2 tono, WITH BULKHEAOI I1M.M0 ndar 3.000 muas. Exc cond. CHEVETTE 1884 - 4 cyl, IREBIRD 1971 — Needs body On baautllul 152x127 cornar apod, manual ataarlng ar M/FM casiatts. (3800 or Mai traad lot. $75,000 Call U2-1M4 BY OWNER. CALL »42 9214 81100. Can Tad. 7174878 work and axhauil work. Runa 'far 281-8025 braksa 2 dr nilch. AM/F good 8890 or beal offer Cal UUARU OAK RIDOE REALTY 13S Mobile Homas 780 MIDNIGHT alaroo • , u.000 m MOB 1877 CONVERTIBLE - Aduli Commumtiaa 84800 M4-133* MOBILE HOME - 10x95 — Wltfl tarry. REBIRO — 1874. p/a. p/b. a/c - root, no rull. 56000 mi 341-aoaO bodroom. waahor/dryar. ra- CHEVETTE 18M - 4 Or . 4 apd. jlo. 380. naw radlala Noaa wall maintained. Asking S25OO RUMSON — Charming 2 frlgaralor $14 000 Call rralmota. Ooraoo kapl MOO mi A/C. raar win. da*., radiala amaoa Usadl body work. En. 64-4732. after noon lEADOUARTCRS badroom capa HoalaMtor hra- 4S4-4479 aflar 5 82800 7S7-O1M aftar 4:30 p needs clutch t alerter, will set ins partact Musi sail Asking MUSTANG GT 1*84 — 7.000 pisc* Wall to wall carpanng '1 for parts or If can be fixed 8 380 Call 488-4348 miles, loaded. Mint condition. block from rtvar Mini condition 139 C»m»fry LOU AMAHA FID 380 - 1878. driaad Driven tor around 8900 Be) 'Ice negotiable, (12.800 Call ira 500 Call 572-54M Princi- . . naw mss. cnambora, nma otter 284-2232 leave maaaago ORD ORANADA - 1879. 8 cyl 67-7181 after 9. Best Selection, Best Prices... pals only. 4 BURIAL PLOTS - Shorolond good CM aftar 7. 717-1178 /•, p/b. a/c. am/fm Aaking Msmorisl aordona. Hadat. H00 CHEVY CAVELIER 1M3 — Type 8890 Call 2*4-401* eve* MUSTANG II 1878 — Auto. 4 and SUPER CARE Service.';/ RUMSON - Kick up your hoalt Can »1-34B0 10 hatchback, automatic tram cyl.. PS/PB. 72.000 original mil AMAHA — 1801. 400 Special. mission A/C. am/fm radio Musi ORD MUSTANO FASTBACK and party sway in this axcluwvoty 1000 orkjMnel mHoa Boat orlar. New Urea 6 brakaa Runs fine locatod imprasuvary daaignad 3 140 RaalEslat* aaa. Call 888-1817. _ — v-8. 302. sulo p/s. ont tender needs repair. Aik- bodroom. 2'» bam axacuiiva Caa 707-1880 good condition, naw urea. 81290 SUBARU XT COUPE GL Wanted CHEVY NOVA 1888 — 1 door 8 :•!! 284-3884 ng (750 842-3388 ranch. "2 graat rooma" formal cyl. PS. auto . stereo i aaaalla dining withg lir*placa. sunkan liv- ALL CASH NISSAN SINTflA - 83. 5 I 2S1 Mopsids Rune good 8200 firm Caa ORD FAIRMONT WAOON 4.888 mi ing room, maxican mad hitchon Wibwy 1-4fvnily ho __ 4»o-ot74artOT 8 p m. 878. 8 cyl.. auto.. P/S. am/fm and axcliing amra* gsloral Llva II •xn Monmoutn County Closing MOPED woodgrain. exc cond. 81900 39-3802 up and add aoma luxury 10 your w soon (u 90 dayt nnuMhlt Oenerel. 1100 CHEVY VAN 1*78 Can 281-1038 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME ufastylal $328,000. E.A. CftA Can aftar 7 p.m. 408-0401. M running cond . 81000 878 — 2-dr, aulo. PS/PB. ARMSTRONG AGENCY RE- B71-MS0. Caa 747-1133 ORD ORAN TORINO WAOON PUCH 1878 872 — Rebuilt 400 engine Bu AM/FM, A/C. Naw llras. Irana . ALTORS, 5S5 Proapact AM . Lit- Excellent Cond.. 8207 CHEW NOVA — 1870. 4 door irburator. brakaa, battary. Ha SUvar. 741-4SOO HOUM WANTED- CaaBH-IOIOoHarBam II now for 8800 or beat offer Ca aM 4 badfOOWd l CffOMtf _ Maw tree em/fm 8484074 In Rumeon. 1.000 ml. Exc. oond. 84000 or RUMSON — Tudor tarrlftc on Iho •pHi Oood down p*»wnt CaM ig S2700 or beat basl offar. 747-8*8*. 390 Trucks A oner Caa 2*4--47314 . FORD MAVERICK 1*78 - 8 Cyl This amazing new Subaru offers Ihe luxury and sport features you've NayoaMk Rhrarl natlgnid by a 1ntMtVIMI OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME been looking tor Add the turbo option and you've got one tun coupe' notod Daman arcNtact our 4 Trall«r« automatic, p/a. m/b. 71.000 880 - Sport* Coupe Beautiful badroom. 2 INCOME PROPERTY WANTED CHCVV MALIBU — 1*77. 64.000 I. Very good condition Any condition. KMnaDurg BLAZER 1871 — 4 wd. A/C. ml.. Looks 8 runs groat. Won 81200. Call 87140*4 condition. 1 owner. 36.000 miles. Htohlandt. •72-tOIV stereo, now urea. axe. cond.. last long at 11800 Cell 7474*18 88300. Call 867-9329. •985 SUBARU DL WAGON 1985 SUIAMJ 6L HUT bath home ORD MAVERICK 1*79 — t cyl cyl. pd man tman ack & pnon MUMSON-f AIR HAVEN - Mom* 80,000 ml. With or without weet- CHIVY MAUSU — 1878. 4 door 4 dr.. auto., power steering Stock 1,6108 ownvr caM bafor* Haung you am power angle plow. 842-08*0 2*0. 8 cyl.. 37.000 ml., good vtrU due billies, from when drit, t 4 cyl, 4 tpd man tans . 4x4, mm rack I pirnon siMg boasts 180 ft. of 97.000 ml., orlg. owner S75i quart, dig clock. AM/FM radio, lint gtau. 'Mt houM with a brokar. W» arm CAROO TRUCK CAP - For Pick ' WOO. CM aftar 0 Call 842-9838. after 8 pm. OLDS CUTLASS S 1978 - VS. P/usnt vent disc brahei. «l belt radial*, quart! *g (amity looking (w an old* homa aulo., air. p/a, p/b, am/fm wiptf/frttoo , reclining front tuchtl Mats, lutly clock AWFM sweo. tint plau. Miy cvptM . Mi-tab prime riverfront. Up Enoeeed Oood lor furniture caiptlM). child &are door lochl. tetl-iali firapnic syittms poMtbty in n«ad of wort. PrtMd rrOvtflflt IteeWer rack, contractor FORD PINTO 1878 — 55.0OO 81300 Call 983-8303 graptiic iyslems morMtof. Mil holder clutch Optional equtp- *70O0O-t 150,000 Wa CHEVY VEOA 1*78 — OOOd mites. Oood over ell condition monitor. Mi-hoi.*, clutch Notiniioch Allow 4-6 weths iw mtnt undf'cut pirrttrlQM Ult Price M.B02 3 fireplaces, equipment I7S0. Cell 747-MM cond.. 48.0M original ml. Asking Asking M00 Call 842-3080 OLDS TORNADO BROUGHAM delivery list Pint S7.9W 89*0 or beat oiler. Call 774-7719 - 1876. fully loaded. 79.000 ml winding urchaaa. Saving both partta* CHEVY C10 - 1874 FORD VAN 1874 82000 Call 983-9486 or OUR PRICE: $7.799 OUR PRICE: $7,599 il at monoy. Cat 281-4212 8 cyl.. wtth iscks 8900. CHEVY CUSTOM VAN 1*78 — Call 284-0189 8490 or beet orlar 780-8733 stariways Musi Ml For Information ca Csll 488-4488. 5 YEAR UNLIMITED MILEAGE WARRANTY AVAILABLE. ASK FOR DETAILS after 8 pm ST148S8. OLDS CIERA BROUGHAM 1982 flagstone terrace CHEVY LOVE 18M - 8 bod. 3 FORD PINTO 1878 — V-8. auto. A/C. am/fm. We) UM genuine Subaru parts & accessories All our tecnnicians are factory trained. d CHEVY IMPALA IMO — 4 dr 78.000 ml. Aaking 8400 PS/PB. lilt wheel. 97400. mull e) w MV and english PS/PB. W/W. urea. A/C. 30.000 739-0*31 or 738-2341 •all After 6:30 p.m. 671-7141 9UP€R CAM DIALER -""• •• " ' •» 152 Boats and CHEW CM 18M - utility body. ml. on engine. Now Irani. Exc M pelnl |OB 81200 Call cond. 84*00 or beat offer Weak FORO PINTO — 1*7*. vary goo OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME - garden. Accessories 2*4-7874 aftar 4. daya after 9 pm. 2*4-220* ahapa. Beat otter Call 8894872 187*. V*. over 100000 ml. re- After 9 pm. call 284-8291 built Irons., engine overhauled Absolutely one- 14 FIBERGLASS ALPEX - CHEVY CIO SIVERAOO - IBM CHEW IMPALA IM2 — 4 dr within leal 10,000 ml Aiking Op»n boat wtth traitor, 1300 < 390 Vt auto. dual gaa tank. 2 8 AM/FM. PS/PB. A/C. W/W tires FORD PINTO 1878 — 4 cyl.. (2800 Call 7*7-9000 Mr hYMOTORS of-a-kind. Mti onar Call tvn 7t7-«07S foojoj boxe*! and racka Loatfao* Exc. cond. 89*00 or beat otter spd. AM/FM caeeene stereo 39 Bobalrd Weekdays after 9pm 738-4819 mpgcily. 40 mpg.hwy. Good 16 SEA RAY — Oood MPO. 1 owner SM88 Call $450,000. E.A. 870-3010- lias 81200 787-47M. OLDS CUTLESS SUPREME HPevmrude « ira 449-5050 room horn* in friendly Waal Park anchor, chain and buoy All With cap. Oood oond. Shrewabury Ave Shrewebu Shift Cell 4994*48 naighbofhood Qraat 'or kid*, ba good cond Aaking $250 or bee Call 787-24M. after 5 pm. 741-3130 FURY WAOON 1971 — 318. n.c PINTO 1879 - 2 door. 4-iptwd thara for b«ach lasuonl Pncad in off*r 510 aw 3 aflar 9 pm interior Runs wall Body le 2 3 liter Good condition $1200 iSO'a. brokara watcomt HONDA 3*01*7* PS/PB. need! minor repan Call 291-3266 atw 3 p.m HAFT — 2 man, and Mariner Oood cond. Asking 82M. PINTO — 1975 2 door~runaboul. •42-7742 horaapowr outboard Like CaH*30-M2t after tpm. 9200 firm 495-3483 liter « pi t3SO Call 747-1946 All day weekends 68.000 mile* Rune good S3O0 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 1(78 DAT8UN 2B0ZX TURBO 1M1 Call 530-4926 15' DAY SAILER— - 4x4 P/8. automatic, low mile- Low mileage Every option In I OEORQE WALL RUMSON book. Perfect condtion Many a LINCOLN/MERCURY PLYMOUTH HORIZON 1963 - N*w Hating Lovory Traa L ISLANDS 15. Llka naw cone age. Radial area. »VNyjo Can main tall A jift. Exlraa Aaki J77-O1M traa. Muat sell, getting married Shrewsbury Ave. al Sycamore Excellent condition, low mileage Straal naar Htgh School Can 3M-38M. leave maaaaga 9hiewsbury 747-940 (4600 or best offer. Call badroom, baMnveni 12500 or beat offer 530-934 •Her 6 pm- JEEP COMMANDO 1872 — 4 739-0496 High Hi wheet drive, automatic. SHOO. DATIUN 200 SX 1880 - Wh GRAND PRIX LJ — 107 19' MARINER — 75 rip Johnson, Call 281-1748 alter 8 pm with betaa Interior, sunroof. A/ Loaded, new Ursa, new radlsto PLYMOUTH DUSTER — 1972. angina needa work Muat sell suto. M.000 ml. good cone Runs good 8990 firm. C Runt good Body great con- EATONTOWN Moving NO reaeonable offer rs- JEEP CHEROKEE. 78. VQ 84*00 Call 489-3*92 291-5888 dition 1600 Call 666-9327. Houra alona Lott of greenary fuaad. S42H7Q0 anytime condt. many axtrae. 84800. can aurrounda 4 biadroom homa. 808483-4198 300 Autos for m« 300 Autos for Mia 300 Autos for Ml* SpaciOoi living room. Kraptaca. 18' STARCRAFT — Run-a-bout formal dining room, dan over- 118 HP. Mercury outboard, naw TOYOTA PICK-UP 1873 — Like looking brook. Aiking 1104.000 lyl Interior, full canvaa and new wtth cap. Aaking S18M. Call CENTURY 24 wring cover, depth finder 73B-3O91 12*00 848-7482 days. 53O-M37 12' Box truck, slunlmum body. SHORE MOTORS VOLVO SCHECHER REALTY svee t weekends 1874. Ford 390. Engine and 842-1990 STARCRAFT 18' - Oood for tranamlaaion compietery rebuilt. Exclusive Northeast Dealer & Distributor For R#aJtor-lnd«p«#>dentty Owned Inning, skiing, diving. 80 HPJuly 84. Heavy duty suspension TIRED OF ICE A SNOW? Mercury Outboard Power trim 83*00 Can 22*4888 THE ALL NEW How about a winter hide-a-way in sxtraa (2700 or beat oiler Call Tlie 300 Series Daytona Baaclvaa moat prat- M2-8HB or 842-8W7 stler 6pm 300 Autos lor Sale tigioua manufactured home 23 CHANNEL MARINE CB - 8 CHEVETTE 18*0 - 2 dr.. auto. park. Pool, Hum. full activitiaa irana. radio, new Urea, S3.000 1985 VOLVO GLE ROADSTER Apelco fllnflnder with paper in drMm clubhouaa. all included graph, for eate or fide, tor A-1 cond.. 12200 Call A degree in physics isn't required to understand this equation. 871-7287 i LJ wtth ownarahlp of ihia 2 aluminum outrtggara 8 mounts 1 Efficiency is the standard of the Mercedes-Benz 300 Series. badroom, 1 '4 bath, huge PI Call 741-2218 aftar 8 p m AMC HORNET 1878 - Hood kllche)n. living room, fforida running cond.. PS. new llrss. 8 room, 2 car carport, overaiied 154 Recreational cyl . body great 8828. 2224181 utility room Priced in the low The Mercedes-Benz diesels couple highly efficient operation with |20'a Call 201-741-MB7 V.hlcle* incredible durability. This is exemplified by a privately owned and ALJO TRAVEL TRAILER — 1073. AMC OREMLIN 1872 — Oood 132 CondosA 18'. Heaps 8, compMey sett Urea, good running cond Asking driven 1968 200D Sedan which recently recorded its one millionth Townhouse* conUlned With l/c Exc. cond. 8300 CaH 228-0311 mile. 83000 871-8824 Tl 111 A BADGE OF DISTINCTION A STAR IS BORN... 1 I Shadow Lake Village. CHAMPION CAMPER 1874 — 2* Mercedes-Ben? engineers have continued to enhance and refine WALKER 8 WALKER altora looter, fully equipped Sleep! 8 u 741-9212 4v.OO0 orlalnal muss Asking their diesel engines. These advances are so significant that diesels Evee. John v Wilson I4O00 cell 747-0819 between • 930-0M7 8 0. account for almost one-half of all new Mercedes-Benz motor cars NEW M VIKINO TENT Attract more raaderinip by purchased by Americans. ABERDEEN — Wyndhem Place. CAMPERS - From 81909 How- placing s STAR at the lop Naw 2 bwdroom, 2 bath, avail- dl Rscreallonal Uenlctea 2141 end/or bottom of your ad. able immediately 8790 Can Hwy 9. I to wall. Call 387-2110. For deuili. call the Dally Now is the time to experience the 1485 Mercedes-Benz 300 Series. 848-3107 Resistor Claaillled POP-UP CAMPER Department. 542-1700. We're sure you'll respond to their uncompromising quality. ENOLISHTOWN — Manalapan Sleeps «, WOO Covered Bridge I. naar club Call 281-2887 2 bedroom. . in- BURRO — Flberglaaa Travel l*5» • CIBlea only. 201-882-0087 Irauar. natgris IUWU iwe. «*)« 4. Towabte with small cer. Sacrl- . - .- . ~,nm v: nvntl ~, WITHOUT SUNROOF HtOHLANOS — Ocaan vlewll Liv- BMW - 1001 320 I. 47000 ml. M E,R CE DES-B EN Z floe 8MO0 Call 842-1997 or a/c. sun roof, am/tm Laurie, ing room with fireplace Raised 741-5*88 dining room. Eai-m kitchen •tver 8 blue. 9 ipaad. ffatiexanl SEE & DRIVE THIS LUXURIOUS SLEEK NEW VOLVO PaBO. t bedrooms, dan. Jvt cond. Very well maintained. Beet Batft. Central dan. Oarage. Otter 3894700 daya. oor ROADSTER AVAILABLE ONLY AT SHORE MOTORS 8128.000 774-4M1 avee. CENTURU Y 21 COZENS. Realtors BODY SHOP SPECIAL — 77 "IdpendtIndependentlly OwneOdd 220 Wanted Buick Soon Coupe. Body, Front. S1133 Rrver FkJ . Fair Haven 8 fender door damaged. Oood DAVISONI®! 741-781 Automotive for parts or whole car call after SHORE MOTORS VOLVO MAVSStNK RIVER - Spectacu- WE BUY USED CARS — Top 430284-23M HMrlWAYM M/CARD (201) 462-5300 •*» lar view, naw 1 or 2 bedroom doaar paid Schwartz Chryeler- BUHLER 8 BITTER INC. HjUflJaBUMJAM AMEX US HHiHWAY NO 9 I0B! WU .OUT! Of FIEEMUD CHICHI FREEHOLD tram 8100.000 Can 7414819 or Ptymouih. 141 W. From St.. Red Ptymouth-Chryatar MOV ' 528-7500 741-4881 Bank. 747-0787. 12*0 Hwy 38