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Vol. 107 No. 287 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER. SINCE 1878 MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1985 25 CENTS INDEX Candidates make final pitches Russo, Essex County Executive Peter Shapiro, former US hell o:F a fight to expose the facade," said Russo SPORTS By Tin ASSOCIATED PRESS Attorney Robert Del Tufo. former state Sen Stephen Wiley The competitors said Kean will face a greater challenge For the six Democrats who want to be New Jersey's next and "Inalienable Rights of Man" candidate Eliolt when Demrx:ratic voters pick one of them to take him on governor, yesterday was a day of political breakfasts, Greenspan. head to head. motorcycle parades and a testy televised debate. Newark Mayor Kenneth Gibson did not attend "It's not hard to win a football game when there's no With the primary election Tuesday, the candidates The debaters disputed the notion that Kean is invincible, other team on the field." said Wiley. spanned the state, attending as many as four breakfast despite polls that show he enjoys a high popularity rating "Thi! rhetoric is there," Del Tufo said of the governor. meetings, to perk late interest in the race the polls show The Democrats said much of Kean's recognition comes "It's beautiful talk, but nothing's been done " has left many voters still undecided. from recent taxpayer-financed television commercials In a disagreement unusual in the gentlemanly campaign. In a taped debate on WNBC-TV of New York, they extolling New Jersey as a tourist destination Del Tufo and Russo criticized Shapiro for the "new ideas" exchanged some sharp words and increased their criticism "That's sheer nonsense, when people say a governor he says he offers Echoing the youthful themes of of Gov. Thomas H Kean, the unopposed Republican can't be beat, " said Russo. who with Gibson and Shapiro presiden tial contender Gary Hart. Shapiro has proposed seeking his party's nomination. is considered a frontrunner rejuvenating his party and cutting away state bureaucracy The debate included Senate Majority Leader John F. "Were going to take this governor on and give him one See Candidates Page 2A Primary void of fireworks

By Tin ASSOCIATED PRESS TRENTON (API - Political pundits take glee in tracking an election as if it were a horserace where candidates are neck and neck, leading the pack or trailing the field. It's tough to play the ponies in this year's six-way race for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, however, because of a startling number of undecided Final Round voters and a record low turnout projected for Red Bank Catholic's Steve Tuesday's primary Arbachesky hurled a six-hitler as the The only safe bet to lay on the election is that Gov ninth-seeded Caseys downed Shore Thomas H Kean will win the Republican nomi- Regional in yesterday's Shore nation He is unopposed Conference Baseball Tournament Fueled by the results of a statewide poll released semifinal. RBC will now play against last week, the perception among some political Freehold Township on Wednesday observers is that the Democratic race has evolved for theSCT crown into a three-way contest among Senate Majority THE REQISTER/QLEN E ELLMA N Leader John Russo, Essex County Executive Peter IB VICTORIOUS — Rich Runne. Rumson. is shown on his yesterday's Rumson Regatta More coverage of the Shapiro and Newark Mayor Kenneth Gibson way to victory in the A-Stock Run Grand Prix in The survey had a 5 percent error margin, making Regatta, page 1B. it impossible to pick a front-runner, even though Shapiro drew 21 percent of respondents' support. LOCAL Gibson 12 percent and Russo 11 percent. 4 To add salt to the wounds of the three candidates The new champ at the bottom of the poll, including former state Sen Dennis Hwang knew how to spell Big River' wins 7 Tony honors Stephen Wiley and former U.S. Attorney Robert Del 'aeronautics" and that made him the Tufo. WABC-TV in New York chose to exclude them champion from a televised debate taped last week of a spelling bee at Brookdale NEW YORK (APi - Big River, a WABC representatives say space limitations Community College yesterday musical version of Mark Twain's "The forced them to keep the debate to three people, but Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," ran an unforgiving Wiley branded station officials away with the Tony awards last night bums" and an angry Del Tufo spokesman said the 3A night by whining seven honors. Including campaign was "outraged " by the action best musical and best score by Roger The sixth candidate, Elliot Greenspan, is running Miller in his Broadway debut. under the "Inalienable Rights of Man Movement." Blip, blip The show, which opened near the end It may be impossible to pick a leader in the race, If you have a lousy driving record, of a season that failed to produce a single but Greenspan, who lacks the resources of the others you might want to know where police smash hit musical, also captured a best and is not a mainstream Democrat, is universally featured actor award for Ron Rfch- regarded as the one trailing the pack He had 1 put radar traps The Middletown ardson. who plays the runaway slave. police are happy to oblige. percent in the poll while Wiley had 5 percent and Del Jim. Tufo had 2 percent. 7A Derek Jacobi. as the confirmed Two of the more revealing portions of the poll, bachelor Benedick who falls in love in conducted last weekend, showed that 48 percent of STATE Shakespeare's "Much Ado About the respondents were undecided and 51 percent Nothing," and Stockard Channing. as the planned to vote for Kean in the general election Unfazed mother of an incurably brain damaged regardless of who won the primary The head of the state Department ol child in "Joe Egg, " won as best actor The candidates themselves have conducted polls Environmental Protection says he is and actress in a play. "Joe Egg" also that indicate a substantial block of undecided voters not surprised that candidates in the won the award as best revival for its in what generally has been a dull campaign Democratic gubernatorial primary are author, Peter Nichols. Contributing to the less-than-normal interest in taking swipes at his agency, but he "Big River's" other prizes were to primary politics this year have been a healthy wishes they would be accurate. William Hauptman for his adaptation of economy and a re-election bid by a popular Twain's masterpiece, Des McAnuff for incumbent. his direction, Heidi Landesman for Other likely factors are the low name recognition scenic design and Richard Riddell for of five of the six candidates — only Gibson has waged lighting. a previous statewide campaign — and the tame NATION Leilani Jones, who plays the lead manner in which the candidates have campaigned stripper in "Grind," won the Tony for Despite an informal agreement not to criticize Grim aftermath best featured actress in a musical, as each other, there appears to have been an upswing Thousands of people in three states Broadway honored the best of a lean in sniping during the past week, with Shapiro and a Canadian province have begun season with the 39th annual Tony drawing most of the fire. the grim task of cleaning up the awards, televised live from the Shubert He has been attacked by his competitors for his remains of their lives in the wake of a Theater. The show also picked up a best plan to create a "NASA-type " agency to clean up costume design award for Florence series of tornadoes that struck them ASSOCIATED PRESS toxic waste and for promoting the theme of "new last week. Klotz, who has won it three times before. ideas" without citing the nature of those ideas Gene Saks was named best director of TONY AWARDS — Derek Jacobi, as the confirmed bachelor Benedick who falls in love in Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing," and Stockard Shapiro has retaliated through a radio commercial a play for his staging of Neil Simon's new that infers the other five candidates are attacking 5A hit comedy "Biloxi Blues," an auto- Channing, as the mother of an incurably brain-damaged child in "Joe Egg." him because he is the front-runner — a self- biographical story of World War II. snuggle backstage after they received best actor and actress in a play last assessment that won't be tested until all the horses Bagging it See Tony Page 2A night in' New York. have crossed the finish line. Guests at New York City hotels have been carrying their own bags and sometimes doing without room service because about 14,000 hotel workers are on strike. And there are English club soccer teams banned in Europe indications the strike could spread. 7A BASEL, Switzerland (AP) - Europe's The game was played after a l'j-hour because the application for extradition fessionals from Scotland, Wales and governing soccer association yesterday delay and Juventus won, 1-0. has to be based on names and evidence." Northern Ireland. BUSINESS banned English club teams indefinitely In London, English soccer officials Havers said in radio interview The socccer association originally from European competition because of a said the ban was deserved and would Georges said the federation planned to scheduled the executive committee Merger set riot in Belgium last week that killed 38 increase pressure on them "to put their introduce new measures to increase meeting on July 2, but moved it up a people. house in order." security in and around stadiums during month after the English and Belgian R.J. Reynolds and Nabisco say they "You can't measure financial loss soccer matches. The committee post- announcements. will merge. The newly-formed The unprecedented decision by the 34- nation Union of European Football against loss of life," said Bert Millichip, poned a decision on whether to ban the In Brussels, a British reporter said he company will be the nation's largest Associations was announced at a news head of the English Football Association. English national team from the Euro- retail food company. saw a man dressed in Liverpool garb fire conference after a meeting of the The association's secretary. Ted Croker, pean soccer championship. into fleeing Juventus fans during the organization's executive committee in acknowledged the rehabilitation process 5B would be painful. The soccer body called the meeting on riots, police confirmed yesterday. Basel one day's notice to decide on a response Reporter Paul Fry of the Mail yester- The soccer union's president, Jacques "I think it is a very statesmanlike to the fan violence before Wednesday's day told Brussels police he saw a man Georges, said the committee based its decision," said John Smith, chairman of the Liverpool club "And I am sure that Liverpool-Juventus match. dressed in a red Liverpool shirt fire at decision on a preliminary report by three Thirty-eight people were killed and 454 least one shot as Liverpool fans invaded of its members. Nine committee mem- before taking it, they have considered every aspect not only of the appalling injured when fans from the Liverpool an adjoining area at the Heysel Stadium bers, including the representative from filled with Juventus supporters. Scotland, were present, and two, from tragedy of Brussels, but also the back- stands charged into Juventus stands and the Soviet Union and Italy, were absent. ground and record of English clubs." a brick retaining wall collapsed about one Fry said the gunman appeared to be English soccer fans have long been hour before the match began aiming at Juventus fans who were BRIDGE 71 Italy's delegate, Federico Sordino, did climbing a stadium wall to escape not attend because an Italian team was notorious for hooliganism. Of the victims. 31 were Italian, two BUSINESS H Britain's attorney general, Sir Michael were French, four Belgian and one pursuing Liverpool supporters. CLASSIFIED 71 involved. Officials said none of the victims The committee deferred any action Havers, said Sunday that British fans British. COMICS N identified from photographs or video The English Football Association on showed bullet wounds. Most were CROSSWORD M specifically against the Liverpool club, crushed or suffocated. whose fans have been widely blamed for recordings as taking part in the Brussels Friday voluntarily withdrew its pro- ENTERTAINMENT M the stampede at the European Cup of riot could be extradited for trial in fessional teams from European competi- Also yesterday, the papal nuncio HOROSCOPE 10A Champions final In Brussels, when the Belguim or Italy. tion for one year. The same day, Belgium celebrated a memorial Mass in a LIFESTVLE 10A English team played against Juventus of "If they could be identified, their imposed an indefinite ban on all British Brussels church attended by about 300 MAKE A DATE U Turin, Italy names could then be given to the Belgians teams, including schoolboys to pro- people, mostly Italian immigrants. MOVIES •» OBITUARIES * 7* OPINION M RN's, UN's, LPN's, Aides. Explore Jobs! Jobs! Jobi! SPORTS II Flowers • Fruit Baskets • Gilts Classified Advertising... Action Front Page Reader! 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degree He was elected to the U S House of Representatives and went to the Senate in 1978 Tsongas decided auainst running for re- election last year to spend more time with his family and for treat ment of a form of cancer Hill. 64. majored in music at Yale, gi aduating in 1943 His directing cn

Kirk Douglaa Douglas goes home AMSTERDAM. NY 1AP1 - Vet- eran actor Kirk houghs returned to his hometown to help celebrate its centennial this weekend, and more than 10.000 people turned out to welcome him Douglas was (rand marshal of a ASSOCIATED PRESS parade in his honor Saturday, and a ADOPTED RACOONS — Daisy, an 18-month-old Doberman The family was was found in a woods by Mark Horrocks in Eu park was named (or him in this mill A. Bar Hart Giamatti city of 21.800. 35 miles west of Pmcher. mothers her nine puppies while two baby racoons' play Ore Everyone seems to be doing well Albany The 68-year-old actor was given Yale, add two the keys to the city Also at the park dedication were Gov Mario Cuomo NEW HAVE: <. Com I API - Yale and other officials University President A Bartlett Tony At a news conference before the Giamatti has been named a com- works by American dramatists, four and for the first time in recent years, parade Douglas talked about grow- Continued from Pag* 1A Some observers claim it's just a mander in the Ni itional Order of Arts of which were up for best play: there was not a single new smash hit ing Up poor in Amsterdam He said "This is one of your old ones." and Letters by the French Ministry — August Wilson's "Ma Rainey's musical cyclical decline thai was easier than growing up was of Culture, the un iversity announced Saks joked as he was handed the award by veteran Tony winner Mike Black Bottom, about racism and lor his son. actor Michael Douglas. In his nominiition. Minister of the legendary blues singer, won the 41. who had money and a famous Culture Jack Lang cited Giamatti s Nichols. It was Saks' third Tony. Miller, who has had a successful New York Drama Critics top prize latber achievements as a scholar of Renais- last month: I have always told my kids that sance literature « nd his leadership career as a singer-songwriter, said. Candidates "I am deeply honored and greatly — William Hoffman's "As Is one they have not had my advantages at the university. Yale said Satur- Continued from Page 1A thankful to be in such wonderful of two plays currently running that Jane Fowler said she hasn't seen her because I had the advantage of being day deal with the AIDS epidemic, won "I don't think that some vague candidate sniping at Shapiro. Ms poor. I had nowhere to go but up." Giamatti. who b< »came Yale presi- company Thank God for Mark Twain." the Drama Desk award as best play: reference to new ideas is going to Fowler said she wasn't surprised at he Mid dent in 1978, plans to step down in a — David Rabe's "Hurlyburly " is save the day." Del Tufo said. Ms. Byrne's observations vear "This is icing on a very, very rich cake. " said Jacobi. who starred in about the drug- and sex-obsessed "No candidate is going to beat "That's the standard line, " Ms both "Much Ado" and Rostand's denizens on the fringes of Holly- I Kean) with some ill-conceived new Fowler said They read tin stars "Cyrano de Bergerac" during a visit wood's show business scene ideas." Russo added The candidates were scheduled to by England's Royal Shakespeare — "Biloxi Blues" is considered by But Shapiro claims he has offered debate again at WNEW-TV in New GARDEN GROV1S. Calif (APi - Company. many critics the best work yet by the concrete improvements in Essex York The discussion, taped at 1:10 King Fahd of Saudi Arabia and Miss Channing paid tribute to her most successful playwright in recent County in his seven years as county p.m.. was scheduled to air at 11 p.m Polish Solidarity lea.ier Lech Walesa co-star in the black comedy, thank- American history, who has never executive Before the meeting in New York, sent autographed photos, actress ing "Jim Dale, who is my other won a Tony for best play. "Democrats. I think, have got to several of the Democrats attended Elizabeth Taylor donated a tote bag. half One damper on the festivities was stop losing races." he said breakfast and brunches yesterday and Olympic diver Greg Louganis "Big River." which received gen- New York's hotel strike, which Shapiro press secretary Emma Most focused on populous northern contributed a pair of swim trunks erally enthusiastic reviews but has prompted organizers to move the Byrne later said she believes the counties, where they plan to be again English teacher Sa ra Hess plans to not been selling out, led all shows post-awards ball away from the New other candidates are ganging up on today. Russo led the pack, partici- stage her second annual reader's with a total of 10 nominations. Three York Hilton, which is being struck by the county executive because they pating in breakfast, a brunch, a ham celebrity auction this week at Fa other shows were up for best its employees, to the Grand Hyatt, perceive him to be leading. and eggs breakfast and another cifica High School. Student* use musical: "Grind," an interracial which has agreed to contract terms "What we think that's a clear brunch all before 1 p.m . a campaign points accumulated by reading to bid indication of. is that we must be aide said romance set in a 1930s Chicago Only 33 new shows opened during on such memorabilia as television burlesque house; "Leader of the close to winning this thing," Ms. Gibson was honored by a motor- scripts from comedian Bob Newhart the season that ended May 31. Byrne said. cycle rally, climaxing at the Mason- Pack," a compilation of rock '•' roll compared to 50 shows two years ago. and "Hill Street Blues" star Daniel hits by songwriter Ellie Greenwich, But Russo campaign manager ic Temple in Rahway. J Travanti and "Quilters." a pageant about "In addition to getting students to pioneer women making patchwork do more reading, they are finding out quilts that folded after 24 per- that people they might admire feel formances reading is important. ' she said The brightest spot of the season Friday was the presence of some strong new $ Paul Tsongas His Inner beauty NEW DELHI. India (API - Sonia The Register Free 80 Gift Yale, add one Gandhi. Italian-born wife of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, says she was (ISSN 8750-6491) NEW HAVEN. Conn lAP) - PuWtrxW By Th* fWd Btvtt R«g*M*r first attracted by his "inner beauty" Eaubtaftrt m 1878 Former Sen Paul E. 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provide funds for wastewater treatment Jacabson also faulted Villane for not Sciences Consortium of colleges and, as Boater killed Democratic Assembly candidate Daniel facilities. The bill would have provided voting on May 13, 1982 on a measure to such, opened up federal funding for the Jacobson has issued a statement criti- RICK TOWNSHIP (AP) - A 81-year-old $100 million to fund construction of provide funding through state and local school. cizing Assemblyman Anthony M. Villane Hamilton Square man wai killed when a wastewater treatment plants in the state. sources for the Marine Academy of "The school asked me to be a com- Jr. for falling to vote on three bills of speedboat "went right over the top" of a Jacobson maintains that Villane was not Science and Technology at Sandy Hook mencement speaker," Villane said. "It's B interest to Monmouth County over a smaller vessel in the Metedeconk River here, present for the vote; Villane, however, The academy was part of the Matawan- now on a financially sound basis." period of three years. state police laid yesterday. said he was in Trenton that day but did not Aberdeen Regional School District, which Finally. Jacabson faults Villane for Sgt Robert Dreeke of the state police marine Villane, however, maintained that his is cast a vote on the bill. was having difficulty funding the project failing to vote on Sept. 26. 1983, on a bill one of the best voting records records in division Identified the victim of the Saturday Villane said he opposed the bill which Villane said he attended the session in to place a $135 million Green Acres Bond the Assembly and that Jacobson is "a afternoon accident as William A. Berrien, who would "politicize water cleanups," by Trenton that day but chose not to vote for Act. candidate without an issue who is trying was riding in a 12-foot Gamefisher with his allowing the Democratic controlled As- the measure because he did not agree with to develop one on my voting record." Villane said that the legislation, which brother, Richard E. Berrien, 87, of Trenton. sembly to favor projects in Democratic the way the funding would be provided. "This young man doesn't understand would have provided money for the He said the accident occurred about 4 p.m. districts. that there are three positions you can take The Assemblyman said he abstained out rehabilitation of numerous county parks, Saturday when a 22-foot Sea Ray operated by in the Assembly: yes, no and abstention," Jacobson, however, said he would of deference to the bill's sponsor, then because he didn't have to. Karl E. Packer, 21, of Brick Township collided Villane said referlng to Jacobson. "Every support the measure because it would give Assemblyman Richard Van Wagner. 61-2 was the vote. with the Berriena' small, open boat. legislator at some time abstains. It the legislature more control over where "The state would have paid twice," "It was a consent bill," Villane said. "A "It appears that the (Sea Ray) went right over doesn't mean they're not voting, just funds are spent. Villlane said of his reasons for not voting bill which was agreed upon before the the top of the smaller boat," Dreeke said. abstaining." "The point is that if Mr. Villane had a on the measure. session starts by Democcrats and Re- He said Richard Berrien jumped into the The three no-votes cited by Jacobson problem with this legislation aimed at The bill was conditionally vetoed by publicans. 17 Assemblymen abstained. It water after his brother, who was thrown from are: improving water quality in the state, he Gov. Thomas H. Kean. After the veto, was a motherhood bill, one that you know the damaged boat. At least one of the four people •Jan. 3 on a bill by Assemblywoman should have been there to vote no," Villane introduced new legislation that that there is almost no opposition to • 61-2 aboard the Sea Ray also tried to rescue William Jacqueline Walker. D-Monmouth, to Jacabson said. • made the academy a part of a Marine was the vote." Berrien, Dreeke said. The sergeant said Packer, a member of the U.S. Navy who was on leave, submitted to a breath test at the local police station and consented to give blood and urine samples for Grads hear governor, testing The results of the testa were not available. Dreeke said. He said Packer has not been charged in the case and an investigation was continuing. "A number of empty beer bottles" court justice, writer were found on the Sea Ray, Dreeke said. Richard Berrien was treated for cuts and "The world needs your interest and NEWARK (API - U.S. Supreme bruises at Point Pleasant Hospital and later participation, apart from your legal Court Justice Harry A. Blackmun told released. Dreeke said. talents. I hope you have a sense of humor 237 New Jersey law school graduates He said that when state police arrived at 4:20 and humility," he said. yesterday they should not get dis- Meanwhile, Chuck Stone, senior editor p.m.. a doctor who had been in the area was couraged during life's tougher times treating William Berrien on a pier in the of the Philadelphia Daily News, told 710 because "you can't make the world Rider College graduates that the class of Windward Beach section. The victim was better by withdrawing from It." pronounced dead at 5:25 p.m. at Point Pleasant 1985 is part of the best generation Hospital, he said. "It's so easy to become sarcastic and "because you are the latest generation." cynical and to withdraw from the He added that results of an autopsy conducted At a ceremony in Lawrenceville. Stone world," he said. Sunday were not yet available. said his generation "screwed things up." Blackmun, speaking to graduates of "Don't let yours make the same Rutgers law school at Symphony Hall mistake. We still haven't conquered here, also warned the graduates not to racism, poverty, sexism, illiteracy and Probe possible "succumb to the lure of easy practice." violence. We are still dropping bombs," F.A GIRT (AP) - A Monmouth County "You know or should know the he said. Grand Jury might be asked to probe a difference bethween what is right and Stone told the graduates: "You have Swoman's attempted suicide that killed her' what is wrong," Blackmun said. "You been awakened to a higher threshhold of daughter and left her brother in critical' know or should know the difference love. We are the world. We are the condition, a county investigator said. between what is ethical or what is not children. Monmouth County Prosecutor John Kaye said ethical. You know or should nnow the "But, to be the world, you must love he will ask a grand Jury to investigate the case value of one's good work and one's good the world of all colors. To be the If Marge Schaedel survives her attempt Satur- name." children, you must feed the children of day to suffocate herself with the deadly fumes The presence of Blackmun, who wrote all religions. Feed the children of your "She has to survive first," said Kaye, who the controversial 1973 decision legalizing compassion 12 months a year. And feed described the woman as "hanging on ..but still abortion, drew about 50 Right to Life the children with the excellence of your alive." protesters who peacefully carried signs mind seven days a week," he said. Mrs. Schaedel was listed In critical condition and distributed literature across the In Jersey City, Gov. Thomas H. Kean at Point Plesant Hospital, according to a nursing street from the hall. urged 475 graduates of Jersey City State supervisor. "I hope you're not all committed to College to use their skills in the state. Her son, Richard Jr., who Kaye said was making a lot of money." Blackmun told Kean, who shook hands with each about 7 years old, was in critical condition at the graduates. "I hope you'll find some graduate, said: "You'll find that being Jersey Shore Medical Center in Neptune, a time to teach — if not in the classroom, the best here in new Jersey is going to supervisor there said. at least by example." be the best anywhere in these United Laura Schaedel — who was about 12 years old, He said he hoped graduates wold States. Help us make New Jersey a land according to Kaye - was pronounced dead at appreciate they have opportunities many of opportunity. It's a place where you Point Pleasant Hospital Saturday morning, people will never have. can reach your dream." shortly after she was discovered by her father in a bedroom of the family home at 701 Philadelphia Blvd., the prosecutor said. "The preliminary Indication is an attempted suicide by Mrs. Schaedel that resulted in the Union Beach man held poisoning of the rest of the family," Kaye said. He would not say if investigators believe she THE REQISTER/CARL ANDREWS intended to harm her children. Dennis Hwang Kaye said the stricken family members were in five arson blazes found in separate bedrooms by Richard J. Schaedel Sr., who returned to the fume-filled destroyed by the fire, Patrolman Lloyd house about 8:30 a.m. Saturday. UNION BEACH - A 23-year old McDonald said. Watchung high student Investigators have not yet been able to borough ' man has been charged with McDonald said the two other cars did question Schaedel, said Kaye. setting five fires at and around a single- not ignite. "The house had one corner family home early yesterday morning, bumed, but the damage was minor 2 wed in bucket police reported. compared to the shed," he said. winner of spelling bee Frank Toldt, of 908 Fifth Street, is in the Toldt was arrested approximately 100 | INDENWOLD (AP) - When two members County Jail in Freehold charged with five feet from the home shortly after the fire itiated six years ago by the National I of this borough's fire department became counts of aggravated awon, police said. , McDonald said. MIDDLETOWN - With the correct Multiple Sclerosis Society as a way to help khusband and wife this weekend, they took He is being held on $50,000 bail with no McDonald said Toldt was taken to police spelling of the word, "aeronautics" Den- students spell better while raising funds marital bliss to new heights 10 percent bond, according to police. headquarters where he confessed to the nis Hwang of Watchung Regional High for local services to multiple sclerosis Walter Mathis and Helen Ballentine ex- The fires were sent at a single-family acts. School landed a first place victory in the victims and research programs aimed at changed their vows Saturday standing in an dwelling at 928 Center St., in three McDonald and Sgt. Henry Riegler Multiple Sclerosis Word Encounters spell- finding the cause, cure and means of aerial bucket, which was positioned 45 feet over vehicles and in the shed behind the house investigated for borough police. ing bee finals held yesterday at Brookdale prevention of MS. MS is a disease which a field adjacent to the headquarters of at approximately 3:35 a.m., police said Lt. Fred Dispesiere, of the Monmouth Community College, Lincroft. affects the nervous system, causing Lindenwold Fire Co. No. 2. The shed next to the house bumed to the County Arson Unit, and investigator While others enjoyed the blue skies and muscle weakness and defects in speech Municipal Court Judge Angtlo DiCamillo ground and one of the vehicles was Robert Hostrup also investigated. sunshine of the first Sunday in June, 38 and sight. presided over the 5 p.m. ceremony from a student finalists from Middlesex, Mon- Students solicit pledges for each word second bucket, which also contained best man mouth, Ocean, Mercer and Hunterdon spelled correctly during in-school "Break David Haenn of Lindenwold and maid of honor Counties vied for five scholarships in a The Spell of MS" competitions. The top Joyce Doughtery of Stratford. tension-filled two-hour bee that ended with spellers from each participating school After taking their vows, the couple were Prisoner escapes center a one-on-one competition between Hwang, then meet for the six-county regional elevated to the bucket's, or snorkel's, full height a high school sophomore, and Anne Marie competition. of (0 feet and spun in • full circle above the said he could not recall another escape SHAMONG TOWNSHIP (AP) - A 24-. Jalijali, an eight grader at St. Raphael's A $1500 tuition scholarship donated by assembled well-wishers. there in the last decade. year-old prisoner escaped yesterday from School, Brick Town. Taylor Business Institute was awarded to "We both wanted to do something Involving At about 5 a.m. yesterday, Williams a minimum security prison after attack- Hwang received the $250 top scholarship Manalapan High School as the outstanding the fire companies," said Mathis, 41, who was snuck up behind guard Glenn Lowery, 40, ing an unarmed guard in an effort to get prize while Jalijali received the $150 fundraiser, with total pledges of $4900. chauffeured to his wedding In a fire truck. of Medford and grabbed him around the scholarship second prize. Other scholar- Michele Schaeffer, Manalapan High keys to the guard's car. a state corrections neck while he tried to get the keys to The groom, who has been a firefighter for 28 spokesman said. ships went, to Dawn Giakus, South Plain- School, earned gold season passes at years, said he and his bride met seven years ago Lowery's vehicle, Stabile said. Joseph Williams, 24. of Camden, es- field High School, third place: Steven Great Adventure for being the top when he stopped to help her with a flat tire. She Hearing the commotion, five inmates caped from the Wharton Tract Unit of the Weiss, Manalapan High School, fourth fundraiser in the entire program for the joined the department three years ago as the wrestled Williams off the guard, but the Yardville Reception and Corrections place, and Donna Kauffman, Howell High second year in a row. Schaeffer raised company photographer. inmate then escaped out the door, said School, fifth place. $1100. Center while doing a five-year term for a Stabile. conviction on charges of receiving stolen Champion speller Derek Plakyda, Nep- Judges for the contest were Kendall Lowery, who sustained cuts and bruises tune, a past winner in the multiple Friedman, an MS volunteer and reporters property and possession of drugs, said Jim around the neck, was admitted yesterday Free lecture scheduled Stabile, spokesman for the Department of sclerosis contest who is due to compete in Anthony Gallotto of the Ocean County to Burlington Memorial Hospital in satis- the 58th annual Scripps-Howard National Times Observer: Glenn Hintze. The • free lecture on Christian Science will be Corrections. factory condition. Stabile said the center, located in an Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. this Freehold News Transcript: Patricia H given June 8 at 11 a.m. at First Church of Williams, who began serving his term week, went down to defeat after incorrect- Martin, of the Asbury Park Press, Eileen ^•Christ, Scientist, Grand and Fourth av- isolated part of Wharton State Forest in on Dec. 27, was apparently despondent ly spelling the word, "greenbrier". Moon of the Daily Register and Mary enues, Asbury Park. The lecturer will be Bruce Burlington County, holds 55 inmates and after speaking on the phone Saturday night The spelling championships were in- Walsh of the Woodbridge News Tribune Fitzwater of Portland, Ore., a member of the has one unarmed corrections officer. He to his Camden girlfriend, Stabile said. Christian Science Board of Lectureship, whose topic will be "Sowing and Reaping: A Bibilical Model for Individual Growth." Child care will be provided. Fitzwater resigned from an academic career, which Included teaching Western Civilization 100 students to be honored at ceremony and philosophy at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, to devote his full time to the public healing practice of Christian Science. of the State Advisory Council on recognition ceremonies honor those programs — Symposium for the Arts, He will key hia lecture in Asbury Park to WEST LONG BRANCH - Approx- Education of the Gifted, is coordinating who achieve scores at or above the and Cognetics — "Towards Satori" Christ Jesus' pronouncment, "The kingdom of imately 100 seventh through 10th grade arrangements for the June ceremony. average achievement level of college- awards will be presented for excellence God is within you." students from public and private Dr. Marilyn Parker, professor of bound students. in leadership, artistic production and "This kingdom of God," he says, "Is within schools in Monmouth and Ocean coun- chemistry and assistant to the provost creative problem solving. ties will be honored at an awards our present possibilities. Within our individual at Monmouth College, will be keynote The recognition ceremonies will also Dr. Bronfeld, who will welcome lives is where we'll see the works of God." ceremony to be held at Monmouth honor a group of students in eighth guests, notes that Monmouth has been College on June 4. speaker at the ceremony which will have an audience of teachers and grade and above who have qualified for among the leaders In the state in Boat's mast damaged The program, which will begin at 7 administrators from school districts in the award known as "Toward Satori" offering professional training for p.m. in Pollak Auditorium, Is one of a the two counties, as well as the parents (Japanese for excellence). The award teachers of the gifted. "It is therefore is given for work on topics of critical EA BRIGHT - A boat crashed Into the Sea series of regional ceremonies sponsor- of students being honored. pleasing," he stated, "that the college ed by the National Network for Talent concern, such as the arms race In Bright Bridge yesterday afternoon breaking has been Invited once more to host the Identification and Development, Since 1980, seventh graders rec- space, and based upon the quality of off part of its mast, according to Marine recognition ceremonies. It was at S located at the Educational Improve- ommended by their Individual schools students' written and oral presen- Monmouth that the first statewide Police. ment Resource Center in Sewell, to cite for participation in ROGATE (Re- tations. "Toward Satori" is designed to conference on gifted education was The Marine Police would not release the youngsters who have emerged as sources Offered to Gifted and Talented train students in scientific methods, to held." Dr. Bronfeld currently is coordi- details of the accident, the name or the type of academically gifted in mathematics Education) at one of the networks give them the opportunity to pursue nating the Monmouth College Young vessel Involved. and language. programs take the Scholastic Aptitude topics of personal concern, and to Scholars Institute, a Saturday program However, they did report that nobody was Dr. Jack Bronfeld, professor of Tests (SATs), which are standard for present their findings to peers in a for gifted elementary school students injured. education at Monmouth. and a member college-bound high school seniors. The formal setting. In additional network on the Monmouth campus. The Register 4A NEW JERSEY , JUNE 3. 1MB STATE DIGEST DEP chief unf azed by political attacks The Department of Envinnmen- and will be paid out when the would exercise his power to I State now hat 25,000 lawyers TRENTON (AP) — Environmen- Ul Protection has been under re- projects are completed. cleanups immediately tal Protection Commissioner Robert peated fire from candidates both for Candidates have charged that the Hughey said such a plan is RENTON (AP) - The in 1983, she said. E. Hughey says it was no surprise governor and the Assembly. state has failed to implement plans impossible. number of lawyer* licensed Ms. Winnberg said the need for that his agency wound up the object The candidates have accused toe for a system of interconnecting lines Wiley wants to clean up hazard to practice in New Jeney more lawyers has kept pace with T of attack by Democrats aiming to Kean administration — particularly, between reservoirs and rivers to ous waste In six days. The last time rose by more than 5 percent last technological and sociological run against his boss. Republican the DEP - of failing to clean «p help cope with the drought. somebody tried to do somethinf like year to 25.471. according to a changes Gov. Thomas H. Kean toxic waste dumps, being un- "The truth is that every connector that in six days, he had batter recent report "We have become more com- Hughey. a registered independent prepared for the current drought and but one has been completed and has credentials than Slav* Wile*. We The study, prepared by the plex a society," she said. "New who says he took his job three years failing to deal with garbage disposal been used to move water to areas ended up with a world," Hofhey Administrative Office of the areas of law are coming into ago only after Kean assured him he issues. where it is needed for more than two said. Courts and the Office of Attorney being. There was no need for could have a free hand, said the Hughey said New Jersey is leading months," Hughey said. Of the Democrats seeking Keen's Ethics, also found that IS percent computer law 20 years ago and Democratic contenders needed an an the nation in the area of toxic waste. The drought, he said, is a regional job, only Essex County Exacatlve of the licensed attorneys were now it's out of sight. As sports easy target. having cleaned up or started to clean problem caused by a 16-inch rainfall Peter Shapiro asked the DEP for a women. 3 percent were black and becomes big business — that's a "I think you've got a group of up more hazardous dumps than any deficit since last June. briefing on toxic waste, said Hoghey slightly less than 1 percent were brand new area." people seeking instant name recog- other state. As for solid waste and landfill The other candidates art fanner Hispanic She said there is disagreement nition. You pick the thing that's on In 1(84, the DEP started more problems, Hughey put the blame on U.S. Attorney Robert J. Dal Tufo. Fifty-seven percent of the among lawyers over whether the most people's minds — environ- than 200 toxic waste cleanups, county officials who, he charged, Newark Mayer Kenneth A. Gibson more than 25.000 attorneys were profession has reached a satura- ment, " Hughey said including 33 of major hazardous sites have lagged in meeting their obli- SUM Senate Majority Leader John between the ages of 30 and 44. the tion point. "It's the easiest game in town," that have been completed, he said. gations to prepare and follow F. Russo of Ocean County and Elliot study said. "That is up for discussion, he said. "Any sophisticated en- "Any politician that tries to say through on trash management plans. Greenspan. Lois Winnbcrg. a she said "It depends on your vironmental program lends itself to there have been no cleanups Is "They're cowards," he said. Hughey, who plans to leave office spokeswoman for the New Jersey perspective My guess is it's great 30-second ads. It's the nature misinforming the public," be said. The commissioner said it was only sometime after the November elec- State Bar Association, said the going to peak as soon as the of the beast." "The fact is that toxic waste cleanup after be threatened to sue 19 of the tion, said he doesn't take the number of women lawyers has market is full and cannot tolerate The explanations of the truth take is not a short-term program." 21 counties that they began to criticism personally. But, he feels been increasing over the years any new lawyers." longer, Hughey said. The DEP has been criticized for comply. bad for the DEP s professional staff and that the bar "is a much "What am I supposed to do? I not spending money allocated for One candidate for governor, for- because. "I don't think they should younger bar today than it ever The survey also found that 42 can't run around the state saying. water projects by a 1(81 bond issue mer state Sen. Stephen B. Wiley, has be taking shots unnecessarily," he was before." percent of the state's licensed Liar, liar,'" he said. Hughey said the money is committed said that if he were governor, he said. In 1981 there were W2 female lawyers graduated from New members of the bar association, Jersey law schools and 40 per- a number that jumped to 3.659 in cent practiced law without part- 1984. said Ms. Winnberg ners. Rep. Roukema Cathy Arnone. a spokeswoman The study pointed out that for the court system, said there nearly 1,(25 newly admitted law- were 18.000 licensed attorneys in yers who passed the 1984 bar seeks House New Jersey in 1979 The number exam were not counted in the rose to 22.708 in 19S2 and to 24.282 survey closure panel 20-year-old student finds his niche

ADISON (API - Jonathan Although he has never taken a WASHINGTON (APi Rep Ward, a 20-year-old Drew formal computer course. Ward Marge Roukema. R-N J.. has taken M University Junior, began said he has a working knowledge up the cause of what she calls "the tinkering with computer pro- of two computer languages tragic effects of plant closings," but grams two years ago because his Inspired by his first program she is doing it in a way that has upset school required students to own he then wrote a program for some members of the labor move- a personal computer campus police to help officers ment. Today. Ward runs two com- with paperwork Last Septem- Two weeks ago. she wrote a letter panies and has already sold ber, he sold it to Manford Avers to Labor Secretary William Brock, computer software to campus Drew's public safety director, asking him to establish "a blue- police at Drew and Fairleigh for 1600. ribbon panel" to study plant closings Dickinson University. The program, called Sen Try and the unemployment they cause "I had it la personal com- Information Processing, was de- But the letter — in which she was puter i in my room and started to signed for smaller colleges with joined by Rep James Jeffords, R- play with it." Ward said Satur- up to 10.000 students Vt. — said that because of open day "Toward the end. I got The computer monitors car questions about the phenomenon of involved in programming " license plates on campus. Ward plant closings, "any legislation The political science major, said If a motorist is issued a would be premature who came here from Los Angeles ticket for unauthorized parking, This has angered some supporters as a freshman, said he eventually the computer "keeps track of of a bill introduced in March that wants to become a political tickets when they aren't paid." would not only establish a com- consultant so he can combine his he said mission to study plant closings, but three favorite subjects — com- In addition, the program stores would require businesses to notify puter programming, politics and descriptions of trespassers The their workers at least 90 days before public relations. information could be used "if you shutting a factory or laying off more Last week, the paperwork was had some sort of crime and you than 50 employees. ASSOCIATED n«M completed for his two com- didn't catch the person, but got a Speaking privately, some ad- panies. Shield Software Inter- good description." Ward said, vocates of the legislation say SAFETY BUO — A Volkswagen be«tle called national and CF Consulting The adding, "It's like looking at mug Roukema's letter undercuts support and kidnappings. A remote control device software company mostly deals shots." for their measure. Officer Phil, designed by Creative Safety Products answers questions as the car's hood goes up and with the consulting company, Avers said the program, which Groups backing the bill argue that of Hackensack, is used to catch the attention of down, as if It were speaking. which markets his programs and is also used at the FDU Madison there is already enough information children to teach them ways of preventing assaults helps train users of Ward's or campus, handles "just about available about the effects of plant other program packages. everything to do with public closings. They note, for example, Ward said he was editor of the safety " that according to a January 1984 yearbook during his sophomore However, the market is some- survey by the Bureau of Labor year when he wrote his first what limited, and Ward said he Statistics, an estimated 11.5 million computer program, designed to is working on another program Americans lost their jobs from 1(79 make it easier to pioceta orders that would help small munici- to January 1(84 due to plant closings, Illegal dumping on Staten Island? from students who wanted to buy palities to collect parking fines slow work periods, or the abolition of the book from reluctant motorists their position. Of those, 5.1 million workers had living near a toxic time bomb," was currently undergoing teats to (AP) - New York City Council held their jobs for at least three Bellamy said. determine if he contacted the dis- President Carol Bellamy said yes- years, including an estimated 157,000 Bellamy called for a full investiga- ease when he stepped oa a Old school ties for women? terday that an emergency investiga- people who lost work in New Jersey. tion by the Department of Investiga- hypodermic needle dumped at the tion by her office has found that awrence Township (AP) — oversees the school "With all the evidence that exists tions and by the federal En- landfill hazardous medical wastes, including Trustees of the tradition- The school's endowment is about the nature of the plant closing vironmental Protection Agency. -A July 30, 1(84 Department of hypordermic needles, are illegally minded Lawrenceville School currently at an all-time high of problem, it's pretty puzzling she She said Department of Sanitation Sanitation memo stated that "hospi- L dumped into the Fresh Kills landfill plan to vote today on "a subect $58 million, he said. Enrollment would feel further study is needed Inspector General Kevin T. Smyley tal waste or infectious waste is not on Staten Island. about which reasonable people is 650 students in grades 8 before even minimal notice is re- on Saturday sealed off an area of the to be considered hazardous material Bellamy revealed the findings of will disagree" — whether to through 12. quired, " said Ellen Vollinger, ex- Fresh Kills where the hazardous or toxic waste." the investigation at a news con- admit girls to this prestigious Lawson-Johnson. who voted in ecutive director of the Full Employ- medical materials were discovered. Turso, contacted by telephone, ference at the waste disposal fa- 176-year-old precatory school 1(71 against admitting females. ment Action Council, a coalition of Vito Torso, a spokesman for the said he had not seen the memo and cility. She said Department of While Headmaster Bruce •Mid he is now leaning in favor of labor, civil rights and church groups department, identified that area as our facUites is found. It can be In 30- Sanitation "whistle blowers" sup- McClellan said he could not coeducation. "At that time, my Supporters of the bill say they are the southwest section of the 3,000- cubic yard container of material that plied her staff with confidential tips predict the outcome of the vote, decision was, 'If it ain't broke, not opposed to the idea of a acre landfill is brought to the landfill or it could about the illegal dumping to be held in New York City, don't fix it,"' he said. commission, but believe thai alone be found buried on one of the barges some of the 26 trustees said they "This problem has been going on "There has been strong senti- does not go far enough Sanitation employees showed the that is brought every day to the hoped to achieve the two-thirds ment on both sides. It's a subject for yean, yet the city seems before "Any sort of executive-appointed investigative team several red and landfill." Turso said. majority vote for coeducation about which reasonable people it leaves the loading dock, and we commission thai embodies the ele- blue plastic bap from hospitals will disagree," said McClellan. must increase the fines for illegal Medical harazdous waste "is "The passion of those who ments in our bill would be a positive which contained hypodermic needles who personally favors admitting dumping tenfold." prohibited from being disposed at want to go coed far exceeds the first step forward." said Robert and syringes, used surgical dress- girls. Bellamy Mid the "whistle blow- city landfills." Turso said. passion of those who want to see Goudie. legislative aide to Rep. ings and intravenous tubing and it stay the way it is," trustee Silvio Conte. R-Mass . an original ers" who contacted her office also Hospitals are supposed to dump One of the main arguments for blood, Bellamy said. Peter Lawson-Johnson, a mem- sponsor of the plant closing bill. alleged that: enrolling girls. McClellan said. that kind of material into a high ber of the class of 1945. told The "But Mr. Conte believes that is part The city council president, who is -At least four cases of hepatitis acknowledges that "our country temperature incinerator that is gen- Trenton Times recently trying to unseat fellow democrat have been reported by sanitation is changing. Schools are social of the picture. The remainder is that erally at the site of the hospital, and workers at Fresh Kills in the last The issue has been debated for institutions. I think it's important we believe workers now deserve an Mayor Edward Koch, said it was the reason they do not follow that 20 years, with proponents of for us to be part of that change." immediate measure of relief " illegal to dump medical waste into two years, and a sanitation worker practice is part of the investigation. Lawrenceville's slaying all male he said. Mrs. Roukema, 55, is from-Ridge- city landfills unless it was properly pointing to the value of male wood, N.J., and isa ranking member labeled and in some cases sterilized Girls would enrich the schools bonding and saying there was no Hypodermic needles cannot be sent climate and bring a different of the labor-management relations compelling reason to change. legally to landfills and must instead perspective to the institution, he panel of the House Education and One reason why Lawrenceville said. Labor Committee. Now in her third be incinerated, she said. has been slow to change is term, she is considered a moderate "New Yorkers and Staten Island Do Windows!!!! because enrollments have re- Faculty members voted 17-5 in on social issues and a conservative residents In particular have the right mained steady and annual con- April in favor of admitting on economic matters. to a safe landfill. Instead they are tributions from alumni continue females and support among stu- rolling in. said McClellan. who dents is running high.

Lawyer: Building unfair to client OODBURY (AP) - The defender's office, who is not POSTAL EXAM mesmerizing design of the involved in the Johnson case. Tht Red Bank Pott Office will be accepting, applications from the general courtrooms in Gloucester took the stand Friday in one of public tor th« Clerk- Carrier warn. Monday, June 3 - Friday June 7. The starting W pay It currently SB 20 per hour plus excellent benefits. Hiring Is baaed on exam County's new 115.9 million Crimi- the four courtrooms that opened tcort. nal Justice Center, which has in the fall of 1(83 to support the \H m the subject of an article in motion to move the trial Study Guide By HAND VAC with purchase ol a national psychology magazine, Last testified that the most Postal Exam Preparation Center REGULAR VAC could rob an accused murderer of prevalant complaint about the The study guide by P.E.P.C. w»t researched and written by the foremost his right to a fair trial, his rooms concerns an optical il- authority In America on how to gain employment with the Postal Service. The ($» Vmlut) defense attorneys claim. lusion created by a design on tumor. Mr McNtlly. has tht following qualification!: some of the walls, which are 1) former postal employe* But a Superior Court judge hat covered with light-colored oak 2) averaged 100* on 5 out of S Clerk-Carrier refused to grant a defense re- vertical slats closely spaced over lumi using tht methods In this book' quest to move Walter Johnson's a dark, cloth background 3) currently t PhD candidate In education. CAR WASH, RUG SHAMPOO & trial a few blocks to the county's WINDOW CLEANING SPECIALS old courthouse, which now is "If you look at them for more Tht Clerk-Ctrrler guide Includes 3 complet* tettt. Diagnostic practice «•• used mainly for civil court than Just a little bit, there is a ercltet, dpi to mike you "ttetwtte" ind more... (oiHr uptr— w-es; matters and for county govern- sensation of moving or wavi- VACUUM SEWING MACHINE ment offices. ness," Last said before Superior CLEANER A VACUUM REPAIRS Ccurt Judge Ernest Alvino PROPER PREPARATION RENTALS Johnson. 25, of Glassboro. "I've heard 'mesmerizing,' PREVENTS POOR PERFORMANCE could face the death penalty if he disorienting,' 'disturbing.'" used Tht complet* workshop on cattettt tapes by Mr. McNtlly which mekiees your is found guilty of the 1984 killings to describe the design, said Last. study guide, supplemtntsry study tld. ten •dduicmti practice lest and hilt of a Pitman couple during a "It's hard to concentrate and money-back guartntet - Sen* handling) to Postal Exam Study Aids. P.O. Box 842-6019 burglary understand what's going on." he 836, Long Beech, Ms. 3(500. You mty purchase tht ttudy guMe Individually for 116 Oakland St., Red Bank Fred B Last of the public said. $14 00 (pottage and handling Included) Vlte and Matter Chtrg* orders win be Stnlor Ctttttn Discount •nipped the urn day for both opiton* by calling toll free 1-S0O-S47-M44 HOME OFFICE CLEANING ALSO AVAILABLE The Register

lY. JUNE 3, 1985 NATION/WORLD 5A NEWS DIGEST Tornadoes9 destruction is widespread Von Bulow decries publicity "My damage is insignificant. We ALBION, Pa. (AP) - Residents of can rebuild anything. I've got my this tornado-battered town paused EW YORK (AP) - Clam million dollar estate. family. That's the Important thing," from their grisly cleanup yesterday said Smith, sitting in the front pew von Bulow, whose two trials "If ever there was a human to pray for the dead, the Injured and for allegedly trying to being who abhorred the Invasion wearing a T-shirt and jeans. N the homeless In need of food and "Our prayers go out to all of those murder his wife, said In a report of privacy, It was Sunny," the clothing. published yesterday that he "Is New York Daily News quoted In need, the dead, the Injured, the "Our town shall rise again," said hospitalized. Our prayers go out to offended by the idea that this is Von Bulow as saying. "But I the Rev. S. James Schmittle at a all a soap opera." recognize the factors involved. all those who came from other service attended by 100 people at the communities to help," Schmittle "It's a tragedy for everybody, There are a lot of things to make Grace United Methodist Church. particularly Coslma, losing her this a real life Dynasty," he said, said. "We shall reach out and embrace The church is a distribution point mother at IS," Von Bulow said, referring to a popular television all who have need," Schmittle said. referring to his daughter by program about a wealthy family. for food and clothing that came "All of us are victims in the ultimate pouring in from donors. Sunny von Bulow, who lies in Von Bulow also rejected the sense. When one weeps, we all weep. Bedding, shirts, blouses, pants and what doctors say Is an Ir- media Image of him as "6-foot-3 When one hurts, we all hurt." shoes filled Sunday school rooms. reversible coma. and arrogant," the News re- The brick church was untouched Prosecutors in Rhode bland, ported. Instant potatoes, canned soup, when a killer tornado ripped a three- spaghetti sauce and cereal were where Von Bulow is standing "For good or evil, I am a block wide swath through this Erie trial for the second on attempted northern European, a Dane. With stacked in boxes and bags on a County community of about 1,900 billiard table and other desks. murder charges, contend that he us, emotions remain hidden. The residents Friday. induced the coma by Injecting only time it snows is when I Relief officials appealed to chari- Twelve people died, dozens more ties to send money to the Albion- insulin Into his wife in order to receive a kindness of find some were Injured and 150 houses were inherit a portion of her multi- happiness," he said. Cranesville Disaster Fund because leveled or severely damaged. Only they had run out of room to store 70 houses were undamaged, accord- food and clothing. Socialists gaining in Greek vote ing to the Red Cross. "We live in an accidental world. "We just don't have any more space. Clpthing came by the THENS, Greece (AP) - The election gave Greeks a We cannot blame it on God," truckload. We couldn't handle the Early results from Greece's clear choice between the Social- Schmittle told his congregation, overflow," said Genny Podoll, 57, national elections Sunday ists' plans for a welfare state and some of them drying tears with A tissues. the Salvation Army chairman for showed Premier Andreas Papan- weaker links with the West and southern Erie County. "The dreou's Socialist Party with a New Democracy's proposals for "It rains on the just and the response has been overwhelming." solid lead over the conservative a free market economy and close unjust. God does not pick and opposition. ties with the United States The choose," he said. Services were also held in the Holy With 582.756 votes counted - three-week campaign had been Schmittle embraced those who Trinity Lutheran Church and the less than one-tenth of the number bitter, centering mainly on came to kneel in prayer at a chancel Calvary United Methodist Church in of registered voters — the Social- domestic and economic issues. rail in front of the candle-lit sanc- Albion. ASSOCIATED PRESS tuary. But the roof was blown'off St. ists had captured 47 percent of Polls opened at dawn and GRIM AFTERMATH — Rescue workers scour the remains of a the vote to 40 percent for the He prayed and wept with Stephen Lawrence Roman Catholic Church, closed at sunset. Police said canceling mass and forcing par- skating rink in Niles, Ohio, that was destroyed by a tornado Friday. conservative New Democracy voting went smoothly and voters and Irene Smith, who escaped unhurt party and 9 percent for the with their two children but whose ishoners to attend neighboring Elsewhere across the Midwest, offers of aid are pouring in while experienced little or no delay at churches. Moscow-line Communist Party. the polls. The parties reported a home was damaged. residents try to reclaim their dead. At least 89 are known to have died Computer projections based on high voter turnout. the early results gave the Social- Soldiers In battle dress stood ists a majority in the 300- guard with police outside most of member Parliament with 161 the polling stations spread throughout the country's 56 elec- Sabra camp 'nightmare of devastation' seats to 128 for New Democracy and 11 for the Communists. toral districts. Nineteen parties, ranging from electric fan with twisted blades, and thank God, but I don't know how." "This is the second time we've had Interior Ministry officials said extreme right to revolutionary BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - The a shell-splintered table with one leg Sabra and Chatilla seem cursed by to rebuild. The Israelis rocketed us most of the early results came left, entered candidates, and Sabra Palestinian refugee camp, missing. destruction. Three years ago, Chris- with planes in 1982. We-had only just from rural areas, where the about 2,900 candidates are run- overrun by Shiite Moslem fighters, is Socialists were running strongly. The Shiites overwhelmed the last tian militiamen butchered hundreds completed that work when this ning for the 300 seats in Parlia- a nightmare of devastation. of Palestinians and Lebanese happened." Early results from central ment, but the main contest was Palestinian strongpoint in Sabra on Bodies are still entombed under Moslems here. Both sides held the six-story Athens showed New Democracy Papandreou's Panhellenic Friday in a drive to smash Palesti- the fly-infested rubble of entire asylum during the fighting. Floors In the lead. In the northern city Socialist Movement, known as blocks of houses, blown up by were littered wit spent bullets, of Salonica, the conservatives Pasok, against New Democracy, shellfire or dynamited after the empty boxes of U.S.-made grenades also held a slight edge. led by Constantlne MltsoUkis. 'You're watching something very Shiites swept away the last Palesti- and grenade casings. nian guerrillas to end 12 days of terrible. This is scorched earth.' Corridors were scorched and shat- fierce street fighting. Inflation slowing in the West Said Fatwah tered. On upper floors, rooms were "They don't want the Palestinians smashed into rubble. WASHINGTON (AP) - Infla- Iceland showed the highest here any more," said Said Fatwah, The wards, where 840 mentally tion has been easing for con- rate, 21.9 percent in April. That an engineer, as he surveyed the nian bases in Beirut. Before that, the camps were retarded patients, psychiatric cases sumers in non-Communist Indus- was still down slightly from the ruins. A few blocks away, in neighboring bombarded and rocketed by the and elderly people once were cared trial countries for a year, accord- 1984 rate, 30.8 percent, and "The Shiites are driving the Chatilla, where vastly outnumbered Israelis after they invaded Lebanon for, were ransacked by fighters who ing to figures compiled by the considerably less than 1963s 86.1 Palestinians out. You're watching Palestinian fighters are still holding to smash the Palestine Liberation turned them into sniper posts International Monetary Fund and percent. something very terrible. This is out, gunfire crackled amid exploding Organization. released yesterday. Japan's rate was the lowest: scorched earth." rocket-propelled grenades. The stench of death and smoke Houri said one old man died in his Six Moslem rescue workers, wear- More than 500 people, civilians and from houses still smoldering two wheelchair after he sat alone him In the United States, the rate only 1.8 percent a year in March. But consumer prices were still ing gas masks against the stench of fighters, are known to have perished days after the hard-won Shiite The walls were scrawled with of price Increases reached a low death, brought four bodies out from in the combat at Sabra and the other victory hung like a shroud over the obscenities written in felt-tip pens by point — 3.2 percent — in 1883, speeding ahead in Latin America - topped by Bolivia, which a battle-scarred psychiatric asylum camps of Chatilla and Bourj el- devastation. Amal fighters. "Amal is every- gained speed a little last year to where Shiites and Palestinians Barajneh Amal militiamen and 6th Brigade where," said one slogan in Arabic an annual rate of 4.3 percent and reported inflation at a record rate of 3,407.6 percent in the fought hand-to-hand in the corridors. The true figure undoubtedly will soldiers stood in rubble-strewn "We will kill all Palestinians, " said have been slowing down again All four were Palestinians. One be far higher. Wounded Palestinians streets firing US.made M-16 rifles another. since, according to toe IMF. month of January. That means Bolivians by next body was dumped in the back of a rescued from Bourj el-Barajneh say at suspected snipers. Doctors said Shiite fighters on the Looking at 21 countries Includ- January will be paying 34 times battered pickup truck and covered hundreds of dead in the encircled Some took potshots at anything roof set fire to tires and threw them ing the United States as a group, as much for what they buy as with a dirty blanket. camp are being buried in mass that caught their fancy. onto Palestinian houses. Others the fund said that the first they did the year before — unless Six feet away, Shiite soldiers from graves. Outside a scorched apartment poured generator fuel over the edge, quarter of this year was the fifth inflation gets even worse, as the army's 6th Brigade lounged in "I've lost everything," said one block, women sat beside a pile of then lobbed grenades into it to set in a row to record a slow-down. some reports indicate. chairs, telling dirty jokes, as sad- man as he stumbled over a 10-foot chipped furniture, weeping silently. houses on fire. The annual rate for the months of Increases were also high in the eyed Palestinians clambered over high pile of flattened concrete that Water from burst pipes rippled over Houri, who found shelter from the January through March of this larger South American countries the wreckage of their homes, salvag- once was a row of houses in Sabra's their feet. fighting in the asylum's shock ther- year was 4 3 percent compared Argentina's annual rate was 890.8 ing what they could. main street. In the asylum, nurses and doctors apy room, said: "There is only one with 5.2 percent in the first percent in March and Brazil's 220 Among the pathetic belongings "There are five bodies under the swept up debris. Nazem Hourl, the other hospital for psychiatric cases quarter of 1984 percent In April. Last year they carried away were an attache wreckage in my house. I don't know, 37-year-old assistant director, la- in Lebanon. Only Britain, Switzerland and Argentina's prices rose 828.7 case with a gaping hole, a dented who they are. My family survived, mented: "We'll have to rebuild. It'll "After 10 years of war, we need a New Zealand were exceptions to perecent and Brazil's 196.7 per- take months. lot more than that." the general decline. cent. No cash bonuses, but they do better Aid to minority students drops students who had perfect attendance RICHMOND, Ind. (AP) - There ASHINGTON (AP) - The Earlier this year, the associa- records for the 191344 school year. was no cash incentive for being number of minority stu- tion issued a study that found the School officials figured they'd dents getting financial aid proportion of black high school "perfect" at Richmond High School W this year, unlike last year, and have fewer students with perfect PRESSURE TREATED to attend public colleges dropped graduates going on to college fell school officials are surprised at the attendance this year since the money 12.4 percent between the 1981-82 11 percent between 1975 and 1981. was not being offered again. DURAPINE and 1963-84 academic years, ac- The College Board also re- number of students who were. The eastern Indiana school re- However, they announced Friday cording to a survey released ported recently that despite dra- the figure was even higher, with 294 DECKING Sunday by a state college as- matic gains in high school gradu- ceived national attention when it in grades 10-12. sociation. ation rates for black students in provided $100 cash incentives to 220 "These findings clearly show the past two decades, "college IN that we need to Increase student attendance and completion rates aid, not cut it further as the have declined for blacks since 2x4 & 2x6 Reagan administration is propos- 1975." For Those Who Want ing, " said Allan W. Ostar, presi- Stampen's report found an The Very Best dent of American Association of increase in aid going to students State Colleges and Universities, who were older, attending part- which commissioned the study. time and married. However, a "While college costs are con- large majority — roughly 90 tinuing to climb, the type of aid percent — of aid recipients were Why Durapine? that the lowest income students single and enrolled full-time. 2x4 depend on the most — grants — Stampen suggested several 1. AH structural select #1 Southern pine is declining," possible reasons why fewer specifically graded for density of blacks are getting aid. grain, for stralghtness, mi scarcity of 55* Jacob O. Stampen, a Univer- College students Increasingly unsightly knots. sity of Wisconsin education have had to rely on loans, not 2. Moulded on the face and 2 edges to Running professor who conducted toe grants, in the past decade and beautify and identify the top aid*. Foot study for the association by many minority students, brought 3. Two *" saw korfa on me back aide to reviewing financial aid records up In poverty, "have strong reftovo proMura end to kt#p docking of more than 10,000 students, aversions to assuming debt," he material stable attar installation. called the trend "disturbing." said. 4. Dried after treatment to help minimize 2x6 th* chance of warpag* and twist. Cons thought big in Texas 5. Backed with a 30 year guarantee against moisture rot and insect 89* AN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) indictments in Houston against inf#4tSiKMl. — Prison inmates working in 13 Inmates and two others who Running S a state records transcribing were on parole, and all but two Exclusively Al Had tank Lumber Foot office used confidential infor- eventually pleaded guilty, the mation to pull off a complex report stid. Internal Revenue federal income tax fraud Service officials confirmed the We Also Carry A Large Selection Of Deck scheme, a newspaper reported scheme to the newspaper. Framing In 2x8, 2x10, 2x12 & 4x4 With The yesterday. The tax code numbers were The San Antonio Express- smuggled out of a prison records Same 30 Year Guarantee. News reported that the Texas keeping operation at the Wynne Department of Corrections in- unit, where Inmates are used to • mates retrieved federal tax code punch onto microfilm or com- Th» Register A STEP ABOVE numbers from Texas Employ- puter tape reams of records on 1 Shrewsbury Maze Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 ALL OTHERS ment Commission forms three Texas residents from state and Alt: Circulation Dept. years ago. local governments, hospitals and other agencies. D Dally ft Sunday $1.38 The information was used to D Daily only SI .00 D Sunday only $.38 prepare phony federal Income The scheme was In operation 9 WALL ST. At HWY. 35 tax returns and obtain refund from about February 1961 to Nam* Red checks, the newspaper said. Re- April of 1963, the Express-News RED BANK ports show more than a dozen said. SUM! inmates received checks, most of Corrections department Town . Bank 741-5500 them mailed to the prison, it spokesman Charles Brown told Mon.-Frl. 7:30-5:30 said. The Associated Press he could SUile Zip The scheme resulted in federal not confirm or deny the report. Lumber Sat 7:30-5:00 The OPINION it. JUNE 3. 1985. OURS Soccer riot: A warning for us? * s American! watched the horrify- and decisively when it occurs. JEing television pictures of that For starters, we should ban the sale soccer riot in Belgium last week, and consumption of alcohol at all 6UTTERI raslny of us shook our heads and said, athletic events- at every level, large thank God, it couldn't happen and small, amateur and professional. Hare." Alcohol was at toast a partial factor But of course, it could happen here. in last week's Belgium riot and The relationship between sports drinking is almost always involved and violence in America is well when there is trouble among spec- established. tator! during or after an American The relationship Includes a tra- sporting event. dition of on-the-f ield violence - from Sports fans are an emotional lot to neatly harmless baseball free-for-alls begin with. When their emotions are to the bloody brawls that are the unhinged by excessive drinking, any- trademark of professional ice hockey. thing can happen. Apd there is a distressing history of How and why did it come to pass in spectator violence as well - from this country that drinking is such a dNnken fist fights in ballpark fundamental part of attending a bleachers to looting and burning in the baseball game — or a rock concert, ets surrounding stadiums. Who for that matter? Must Americans forget the shocking images of drink themselves into a frenzy to have ning automobiles and shattered a good time? Isn't the excitement of storefronts in Detroit following the the contest sufficient stimulation? tigers World Series victory last fall? No one can prevent spectators from 'So. there is no reason to believe this getting drunk ahead of time, of . country could never experience a course, but those who are obviously horror such as the Brussels soccer intoxicated can be ejected. Those who riot that left 38 persons dead and cause trouble can be arrested. hundreds injured. We have come too Beyond that, operators of ballparks close in the past to consider ourselves and arenas can increase their security Budget cutters say no to safe embassy exempt. forces, and can instruct security WASHINGTON - In recent yean our $130,000 to hire guards and trailers for can provide any increased funding." The question is: Is there anything personnel to deal swiftly with fans diplomats, as the targets of terrorists, embassy property outside the fortified First, prepare a "state of your budget" *e can do to keep it from happening? who shows signs of being trouble- have put their lives on the line. So compound. A State Department budget report. makers. imagine, if you will, the State Department officer was sent to look things over. "Second, you should ensure that no 'The long-term and lasting answer, bureaucrats turning down an embassy's And on those unfortunate occasions expenditures are made^for which funds of course, is to re-educate the public request for f 130.000 to beef up its security are not available or obligated ... Before — sports fans in particular and U.S. when violence erupts, the participants And imagine also that the embassy in any obligations can be nude an officer citizens in general. We must foster a can be treated like the thugs and question is the one in Beirut. must certify that funds are available. This social philosophy that says violence in criminals they are. There should be Hard to believe, Isn't it? Jack Anderson applies to regular post funds as well as But that appears to be what's happened special' security ... allotments." any setting, and certainly in the stiff fines and jail sentences for When Ambassador Reginald "While we realize your need for the Third, the cable said, "you should context of a sporting event, is unac- anyone who disrupts an athletic event Bartholomew requested this relatively review current plans as well as ongoing modest sum to protect his people in the requested funds," the cable stated, "we ceptable. with violent behavior, or who uses want to share with you our appreciation programs for expenditures of all types to sports exhibitions as an excuse for front lines of Beirut, he got no sympathy ensure that they are absolutely required Sadly, this has not been the from the rear-echelon commandos who of the situation." inciting violence — as was the case in (include such categories as overtime, philosophy of a distressingly large man the swivel chairs in Washington The cable whined in some detail about lease of vehicles, etc.)." Detroit following last year's World segment of the population in recent They reminded him, in effect, that money the grim budget conditions in Washington: The cable offers a glimmer of sym- years. For many people, violence Is Series. doesn't grow on trees. They also lecUred •Funding is very tight. ... (Security) has pathy. "While we understand the necess- All of us were horrified by those him about spending funds on security expended its supplemental. ... (Other ity for security and continued embassy not only acceptable bat desirable; without dotting all the i's. offices) are already down to emergency shocking riot pictures from Belgium operations, the state of the budget is such violence is commonplace In the As a final insult, the Foggy Bottom reserves in their regular budget." (Don't that expenditures which are not critical streets of America, and it is the last weak. And all of us - members featherheads told the ambassador that if the people in Beirut appreciate how rough may not be made." centerpiece of much of our popular of the news media, sports officials, he seriously expected to get the money he things are back home? Dealing with But it closes with the bureaucracy law enforcement agents and respon- needs, he'd have to promise to follow Congress, stuck in traffic on 1-68, trying firmly in charge: "On receipt of your entertainment. strict budgetary protocol In the future, sible sports fans — must insist on an to get tickets to the Kennedy Center?) report, we will review your request lor But such attitudes will not be review all the embassy's expenditures and increased funding." changed overnight, if at all. In the inunmediate end to the alarming submit a "state of your budget" report. The cable then adopt* a sternly ad trend toward violence reflected by the After Bartholomew dees all this, they'll rnooilory. tone: "It appears that you have ROBOT REPORT: In a chat with us. meantime, we need firm and defini- expended funds beyond thoae ... allotted or Brussels tragedy. Otherwise, we can think about his request for $110,000 President Reagan described an tive action to minimize the potential State Department officiate have refused available. In addition, we are concerned astonishing high-tech demonstration in the for violence in connection with sport- simply count the days until it happens to discuss any aspect of the situation with that funds allotted for security guards White House. He watched in amazement, ing events and to deal with it harshly here. us on security grounds. One spokesman have been expended on other projects." he said, as a robot performed simulated huffed that he didn't see how this was a Having established that the embassy brain surgery on s skull model. Another story at all. We'U tot you be the Judge was undeserving of sympathy from the robot methodically washed a window after Here's what we've learned: people la Washington who are really first opening the curtain with human can. Prom a cable stamped confidential suffering hardships, the cable laid down It was a baffling performance, Reagan Tax Reform ob'-alaed by our associate Donald Gold "certain steps" that should be taken "to said, for someone like himself who "can't berg, it appears that Beirut asked for the get control of the situation and before we operate a pocket calculator." Let Congress Hear Your Voice I Dear Congressman: Little expected in next arms talks D I support President Reagan's proposal for tax reform. Please vote In at the table without any slowing of the agreement reached by Shulti and • favor of "America's Tax Plan" and urge your colleagues to do likewise. ttMaWf arms race. Gromyko In Geneva in January to nego- The The last U.S.-Soviet agreement to curb tiate space weapons Issues In their | COMMENTS: WASHINGTON (AP) - Round I la the nuclear was pirns was signed in Vienna six "interrelationship" with offensive arms. uphill search for a US-Soviet nuclear years ago by President Carter and the late "There is constant talk in Washington of arms agreement Is about to begin, bat on Soviet loader Leonid Brezhnev. Nego- supposed U.S. flexibility, of a desire to this Important frost as weU as others the tiations began again In November 1M1, meet the other side halfway," It said sunsrpowiu relationship may bo too soar were —spendad for IS months after a "But as the first round has shown, there to expect any serious progress. Soviet walkout in December 1«3, and is still no evidence of a willingness to Sincerely, The oaly exception: agreements resumed last March. proceed from words to deeds to demon- produced by Commerce Secretary The talks are snagged over President strate this." . (Name) Malcolm Baldrige on a trip to Moscow to Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative. Even before Star Wan was put on the Improve trade between the two countries. The Soviets want to stop the "Star Wars" agenda the two sides wore deadlocked (Address) Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei research, claiming it would push the over where to make cuts in their offensive Gromyko gave no Indication of a change weapons competition to a dangerous and nuclear weapons. The United States wants la the Kremlin's negotiating position In new frontier, outer space. to focus on heavy Soviet ground missiles the arms talks when be met In Vienna last The Reagaa administration has given while resisting attempts to stop the week with Secretary of State George assurances there would bo negotiations deployment of new American rockets in with the Soviets before any futuristic antl- Western Europe. So U.S. officials, who have already tnlsstto devices wore deployed. Otherwise, Dear Congressman: dismissed a raft of Easter Sunday the United States is determined to proceed While US-Soviet summit meetings proposals by Mikhail Gorbachev, the with the research program. generally serve to finalise agreements O I oppose President Reagan's plan to change the federal income tax Soviet leader, for tresses sad cutbacks as The Soviet Embassy, in a Novostl press already worked out, they also can be a laws Please vote against his proposal and urge your colleagues to do likewise old bat, are not expecting any break- agency commentary released here useful mechanism for ending impasses through in Geneva whoa the negotiations W« dday, said that when the Geneva For a while, it seemed Reagan and COMMENTS: talks resume "It win become clear Gorbachev might try, at least, to nudge On the U.S. side. whether or not the U.S. side Is ready to the negotiations forward by holding the Kampelman will reiterate modify its position and honor the earlier first summit since lvTO. readiness to give set commitments to negotiate the space Now, however, the Soviets appear to be any new Soviet ideas. Bat weapons cooling to the idea of a mooting later this not planning to offer sow U.S. The commentary accused the United year in New York, and the administration So the outlook is for States of trying to "renege" on an is not trying to revive Moscow's Interest Sincerely,

i . (Name) (Address) YOURS Ruiroon fair is a success tlon for the sense of international under- Union, and Canada has been going on for To cast yoar vote with Cuegjoas on President Reagan's proposed Income tax standing, fellowship, and community years and it's long past time It was program, dip oat the appropriate coupon, check the bos and return the coupon To the Editor: spirit promoted by the P.T.A.'s Inter- stopped. The U.S. government has been to us in an envelope marked "Yes" If you favor the president's plan or "No" If On Sunday, May 19, the Ramsoa P.T.A. national Fair. putting out millions of dollars each year you are opposed. You may drop off yoar ballot at our offices or mail It to: The held an International Fair at the For- •SSTV S. aiSSST, BflBBBSSB in direct aid to finance the killing of more Register, One Register Plaxa, Satfowsbuir, N.J. 07701. We will forward the restdale School. We woaM like to publicly than 22,000 seals. Our government cur- coupons to U.S. Rep. James Howard, D-N.J., in Washington, DC. thank aU those P.T.A. officers, chair- rently has over 15.000 sealskins from the persons of the International Fair, P.T.A. 19M hunt, unsold, aging in warehouses. members, their spouses, families, and Although the North Pacific Fur Seal friends who worked hard to make the Treaty officially expired In October of International Fafar an i 1M4. the Reagan Administration is trying Senseless killing of seals to re-submit this same treaty for re- We were delighted to have welcomed ratlflcation. If the Senate ratifies the The Register To the Editor: treaty, the slaughter will continue; If the over a thousand guests from Rumson and It has recently come to my attention Senate rejects the treaty, the slaughter Established in 1S7S - Published by The Red Bank Register other communities, all at whom enjoyed !• the exhibits, craft ilanisaeliatlPM, Intar- that very soon now one of the most will end. A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper destructive and senseless acts against There is no Justification at aU to allow naueasl foods, and tales* shews. wildlife will take place. I refer to the Wo, of course, an grateful for the a government-sponsored hunt to take GEORGE J. LISTER clubbing of young fur seals which takes place, Jeopardizing the very survival of a President and PuoMsher P T.A.'s Herculean efforts la rates rands which will contkose to seaport the com- Place each year virtually unnoticed on species, and costing us, the taxpayraa, Alaska's barren PrtbUof Islands. millions of dollars each yoar. Bill Thompson Charles C. Trttlehorn Jane Foderaro puter education program hi the district However, our gratitude tans to admlra- This "bunt", sponsored by the govern- MM SunOfr EdWr CHyEWor ments of the U.S.. Japan, the Soviet -us it. JUNE 3. 1985 Thr KrgiaM-r 7A Dr. Elsworth F. Baker Dr. Elsworth F. Baker, II, of 61 Hance Road, Fair Haven, died Wildf lowers driving the neighbors wild Sunday at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. academic people, " he said When Bom in Summit, Mr. Baker re- BUFFALO, NY. (AP) - The you've got rights, though, you've got sided here since 1961. daisies have bloomed again in Step- to let people know you're going to He wat chief of Women's Service hen Keimey's front yard, and the stand up1 for those rights " at Marlboro Ptychaltric Hospital Queen Anne's lace is reaching for the The issue is one of "tolerance vs. Mary M. McVeigh until IMS, when he went into private sun along with other wildflowen — tyranny," of the power of the state practice In New York and New weeds to some of hit neighbors. vs. "the rights of the people to be Mary M. McVeigh, of 30 Golden Jerety. The tiny yard became a battle- different,' according to Kenneys Lane. Hazlet. died Friday at Dr. Baker was a diplomat of the ground last summer when officials lawyer, John A Galeziowski Alto Riverview Medical Center. Red American Board of Psychology and of suburban Kenmore demanded that entering the case on Kenney's side is Bank. Neurology; a fellow of the American Kenney cut the growth of asters, the New York Civil Liberties Union. corn flowers, gentians and other Born in Brooklyn, the moved to Psychiatric Association, a Fellow of Thomas Viksjo. the village law- species. Hazlet 10 yean ago. the American Association for the yer, had argued that while Kenney She was a member of St. Ann's Advancement of Science; Editor of Kenney, who planted many of the was sticking up for his rights, his R.C. Church. Keansburg the Journal of Orgonomy; author of wildflowen, refused. And now tome neighbors stood to lose money be- Surviving are three sons, Patrick "the Man In the Trap" and a of the daisies reach his hips. cause the condition of the yard A. McVeigh, of Floral Park. NY, contributor of to medical and psy- He was Convicted of violating devalued their properties. Charles F McVeigh of Brooklyn, chology publications. village building codes by failing to "Individual rights are not un- Thomas W McVeigh of Cornwall-on- He wat a member of the Knights maintain the desirable residential restricted," Viksjo argued. "At cer- The Hudson. NY; three daughters. of Malta character of the neighborhood of tain times, community rights take Mrs Mary Ann Brown, of Hazlet, Hit wife. Marguerite Mayberry, green, trimmed lawns. precedence over individual rights." died in MM. During the trial, Kenney told Mn. Eileen A. Garrett, of Middle- Kenney said donations to his town, Sheila M. Fay, of Mlddletown; Surviving are three sons, Dr. reporters his yard was more en- Courtney F. Baker, of Gwynedd vironmentally sound than a conven- defense fund add up to about $2,000 28 grandchildren, and five great- "There were even three little sisters grandchildren. Valley, Perm ; Allan E. Baker, of tional lawn. "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and I happen to prefer aged 9, 8 and 6, who had saved their The John W. Mehlenbeek Funeral Fair Haven, Michael B. Baker of Los Angeles and three grand- wildflowen to grass," he said. pennies and turned them over to Home. Hazlet, it in charge of me," he said. arrangements. children. Village Justice H Walker The Adams Memorial Home, Red Hawthorne fined Kenney and his He said some neighbors continue Bank, is in charge of arrangements. landlord, David Tritchier. 150 apiece to ostracize him, and he even got Veronica Rak-Sanker for each day the yard remained complaints when a bird feeder he set uncut. Judge Penny {Wolfgang of up in the yard attracted pigeons this spring. Veronica M. Rak-Sankner, M, of Robert Hyer Erie County Court later ruled they He also was blamed, he said, for Keyport died Saturday at Riverview wouldn't have to pay the fines the discovery of a snake in the Medical Medical Center. Red Bnak. Robert Hyer. 85, of Long Branch, pending outcome of an appeal. died Sunday at Monmouth Medical Kenney says the fines now total neighborhood. But he said there was Born in Perth Amboy, the moved Center, Long Branch. between $24,000 and $25,000 no way his 14-by-20-foot yard could to Keyport five years ago. Born in Long Branch, he lived The appeal will be argued today harbor snakes. He believes it was She wat a systems analyst with there all his life. before Judge Joseph Forma in planted to try to throw suspicion on AT&T Communications In Mr. Hyer wat a retired employee County Court. his yard. Pitcataway for 11 yean. of the Maintenance Department of "We never sought out this issue.' Not everyone in the neighborhood Monmouth County Highway Depart- says Kenney. 31, who is studying 18th is against him, Kenney said. ASSOCIATED PRESS She wat a member of our Lady of ment. century naturalist Henry David "I've gotten letten ana even FLOWERING DISPUTE — Steve Kenney likes wildflowers enough Hungary Church in Perth Amboy. He wat a communicant of Our Thoreau while working for his phone calls from residents of Ken- Survlvng are her husband, Paul: Lady Star of the Sea Church, Long doctorate in English at the State more, who told me: Look, don't to replace his lawn with them, much to his neighbors' chagrin. He's her parents. Lawrence F. and Ver- Branch, and an army veteran of University at Buffalo. judge all of us by the actions of this expected in court today to begin an appeal of his conviction last year onica Topolotky Rak, Woodbridge; a W.W. II. "We're not crusaders We're vocal group.'" ol violating local ordinances ordering tidy yards. brother J. Lawrence Rak. of Prince- Surviving are hit wife, Theresa ton; a sitter Susan V. Meisterman. LePore-Hyer, and two brothers. of Albany. NY. Albert Hyer. of Long Branch, and The Leon J. Gerity Funeral Home. Howard Hyer of Fort Lauderdale. Woodbridge. it in charge of arrange- The Woolley Funeral Home. Long ments. Hotel strike leaves guests holding the bags Branch, it in charge of arrangments Joseph Brown, of Merrimac, N.H.. a Officials at the Waldorf, part of salary increase the first year and 25 NEW YORK (AP) - Hotel guests guest at the Helmsley Palace. His the Hilton chain, refused to com- percent over a four-year pact. and delivery men were heckled companion. Matro Matteo, of Nor- ment on how many workers they Management's last offer was for 4 75 crossing picket lines at 48 of the well. Mass., chimed in: "This is only brought in from affiliated hotels or percent the fint year declining to Middletown police say city's most renowned hotels on the second day, maybe when they get s management in the labor dispute, about 2 percent in the last year. yesterday as a strike by 14,000 tired," service may slip. said there had been "no cancella- The 25.000 members of the Hotel workers entered its second day. Other guests were not amused. tions of any significance." and Motel Trades Council, a ssocta- Negotiations, which broke off at 4 "It's a pain in the neck," said Asked whether any hotels cut tion. radar may be watching a.m. Saturday, are to resume today, Greta Debofsky of Chicago, who has rates to keep guests, he said "I can't Several major events have been according to union spokesman Hank been staying at the Helmsley since say. I don't know of any. They are moved or cancelled because of the Sheinkopf, who said union president Wednesday. doing certain things complimentary strike, including a party following Palmer Ave.; Swartxel Drive, Eatt Vito Pitta telephoned management MIDDLETOWN - Police say "There is no room service and — buffet breakfasts, and other Sunday night's Tony Awards cer- Road. chief Albert Formicola Sunday mobile radar surveillance units may there are unpleasant pickets outside. accomodations." emony, moved from the New York Saturday, June IS: Brasch afternoon. be looking for speeding and drunken I was afraid to leave in the morning, Ray Franz, a room clerk at the Hilton to the Grand Hyatt so (hat Boulevard; County Rd 516; Oak Hill "After a 15-minute conversation drivers around the township this because of their shouting ... It is Warwick, which has not been struck, unionized actors and musicians Rd., Cooper Rd. this afternoon, a negoUtion session month. unnerving. I didn't sleep last night." said yesterday that "some people would not have to cross picket lines Monday, June 17: Dwight Rd.; has been tentatively scheduled for Carrie Farrell of Farnborough. are coming over because of curtail- The Hyatt is one of four hotels that The department's Traffic & Safety Leedsville Drive; Phalanx Rd., noon (today)," Sheinkopf said. He England, said she was staying with ment of services at other hotels, but signed contracts with the union last Division releases a schedule every County Rd. 520. would not disclose the location. a group of 28 at the Waldorf-Astoria. not in droves." month. Radar units should be at each Tuesday, June 18: Navesink River Meanwhile, newly hired replace- "Not all of us had our beds made up More than 50,000 visitors will When the strike began. 57 hotels, designated location at some point Rd.; Thompson Avenue; Laurel ments and management personnel, right away, but they were all done attend trade shows this week, and 15 none of which belong to the Hotel during the day indicated, but not all Ave., Center Ave. workers brought in from other hotels before bedtime." . ... million people will visit New York Association, signed so-called "me- day. a police spokesman said Wednesday, June 1«: Harmony get mixed reviews on their ability to Asked about service at the this month, according to Convention too " agreements saying they will go Where to beware: Rd,; Broadway 4 Center Ave.; West vacuum floors, deliver fresh towels, Waldorf-Astoria, Alan Dodds of Tun- and Visitors Bureau estimates. along with whatever agreement is Today : West Front Front St., Highway X operate switchboards and serve bridge Wells in Kent, England Both sides received telegrams reached through collective bargain- St ; Broadway It Center Ave.; Har- Thursday, June 10: Kings High- drinks. replied: "First class. We had room yesterday from William Glinsman. ing, thus protecting them from the mony Rd.. Bamm Hollow Road. way; Middletown-Llncroft Rd.; "They're doing a good job," said service at t a.m. No problem." downstate director of the state walkout. Since then, 16 more hotels Tuesday Dwight Rd Red Hill Bamm Hollw Rd., Wilson Ave. Mediation Board, ordering them to have signed "me-toos Rd.; Highway 15. Park Avenue. Friday, June 21 Hubbard Ave.; appear today at 2 p.m. at his offices. In addition, the Viscount hotel was Wednesday: Murphy Rd.; Swim- McClees Rd.; West Front St., County The breakdown in talks "has a struck Saturday afternoon ged on the ming River Rd.; Harvey Ave., Road 36. continuing effect on the economy of "me-too" agreement, said union Grand Ave. Saturday, June 22: Tindall Road; New York City and state," the e spokesman Hank Sheinkopf Thursday, June 6: County Road Locust Point Rd.; County Rd 8B, parties to reach an agreement. Worken stayed away from the St. IA; Palmer Ave.; County Rd. 520, Bray Ave. "Since it ultimately will be set- Montz and the Ritz-Carlton. too. Cooper Rd. Monday, June 24: Harmony Rd.; tled, the sooner it is settled the because of what the union called a Friday. June 7: Wilson Ave.; County Rd. 520; County Rd. SIS, better it will be for the hotels, the lock-out but what management Middletown Lincroft Rd.; Bamm Park Avenue. workers and the city itself," Koch called a walkout. Hollow Rd , Kings Hwy. Tuesday. June 25: Highway 35; said yesterday. So far. the number of hotels Saturday, June S: West Front St.; Commonwealth Ave.; Highway 38, He declined an invitation by the effected is 48. The union has threat- Hubbard Ave.; Dwight Ave.. New Oak Hill Road. head of the union to mediate the ened to strike more if a contract is Monmouth Rd. Wednesday, June 2S: Palmer Ave.; talks, not signed soon. Monday. June 10: Highway IS; Swartzel Drive; Phalanx Rd., Mon- "Unless both sides request the Striken kept round-the-clock pick- Monmouth Ave.; Bray Ave., Van mouth Avenue. mayor to come in, it could lengthen et lines. Sporadic violence toward Schoik Road. Thursday, June 27: Campbell it if he comes in at the request of one deliverymen and scuffling between Tuesday, June 11: County Road Ave.; Belford It Port Monmouth side," Koch said. strikers and their replacements was 12; County Road 50; Murphy Rd., Rd.; New Monmouth Rd.; Locust At issue are wages and manage- reported overnight Police said McClees Rd. Point Rd.; Main St ; Belford L Port ment demands for contract changes about five people were arrested for Wednesday, June 12: Swimming Monmouth; that the union considers "give- disorderly conduct and one for River Rd.; Chapel Hill Rd.; Kings Friday, June 28: Eaat Road; backs," such as a two-tier wage reckless endangerment. Hwy. East, Tindall Road. Navesink River Rd.; Stalesir Place, system so new employees would "There have been a number of egg ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday, June IS: Park Ave.; Navesink River Rd. start at a lower salary than existing throwing incidents." said Inspector Pine Ridge Ave.; Claridge Dr., Saturday, June 29: Broadway 4 CARRYING ON — Quests entering New York City's Plaza Hotel carry employees, reductions in pension Edward Walsh, who was operating Richard Terrace. Center Ave.; Bray Ave.; Ocean their own luggage past striking hotel workers yesterday. Some 14,000 benefits and a trebling of theout of a mobile communications van Friday, June 14: Harmony Road; Ave.. E. Keansburg, Laurel Avenue. workers are striking 48 hotels, and unless a settlement is reached probationary period. set up midway between the soon, a union spokesman said picketing could spread to others. The union is seeking a 6.5 percent Helsmley and the Waldorf. Highway authority says, United pilots hold solidarity rally

maintain your vehicles CHICAGO (AP) - Hundreds of striking United Airlines pilots, their •FUNEMLS •HOSPITALS •WEMNN6S WOODBRIDGE - With the onset estrians, resulting in eight ped- families and members of other of summer, the New Jersey Highway estrian fatalities. This year, there unions rallied yesterday at O'Hare • BM WTZVAH8 f ANWVERSAMES • ANY OCCASION Authority reminded motorists to have been four accidents involving International Airport to protest what that see their vehicles are run well pedestrians, killing one. he said. speaken called the airline's union- to avoid breakdowns on the Garden "The Parkway does everything in busting tactics. State Parkway. its power to discourage and remove «$= Highway Authority Commissioner pedestrians from the roadway. How- With the walkout against the John J. Padovano, Jr. said, "Any ever It cannot guarantee that motor- nation's largest air carrier in its 17th pedestrians — including stranded ists will not encounter pedestrians day and no new talks scheduled, motorists — literally take their lives on the Parkway," said Padovano. about 500 people turned out for the MIDDLETOWN Flowers by Bob Goodman in their hands when walking along "Therefore, motorists should take solidarity demonstration at a plaza mtmi MM • laaral AVWMM. IUMI 749 Hwy 35, Middletown special care and proceed cautiously the Parkway. Parkway regulations near the terminal United shares with AH iMJM credit card) xtepttd by phoot prohibit hitchhikers, the pick-up or when sighting a pedestrian. Often several other airlines. 671-2507 787-0049 671-0346 discharge of any passengers or any they are young people or others Hwy. 35. Mlddletown Phona ofdcfi accepted with cradit card W» D»»nr tnrf Bloomin Thing other type of pedestrian activity on whose judgment may be impaired by "Dick Ferris (United chairman) the roadway. This It done to protect alcohol or drugs. They may try to thinks he's Jo™ Wayne in a class B both the pedestrians and motorists cross the roadway or otherwise put movie," Pulitzer Prize-winning Sayrewoods Florist II themselves in the way of oncoming Flowers Speak From the Heart World-Wide Wire Service alike f/om serious injury or death." author Studs Terkel told the crowd. 114 Main St.. Matawan vehicles. (Accoaa tram Jtny Bayw'a Raalaurani) State Police Troop E, which "He's out to butt the union." KOCH Florist & Gifts RIVERVIEW FLORIST patrols the 175-mlle Parkway, re- "Motorists should remember that 1870 Hwy. 35, Middletown, N.J. 07748 Fruit Baskets • Qirtt • BaUoont 566-3200 J the pedestrian's 'good judgment' Ferris warned last week that the ' 671-0744 moved 1,021 pedestrians from the Middletowns Finest" 741-2645 iiJW.Front.lt. w Sand flo road in 1M4. Until April, the State cannot be counted upon since they airline was prepared to rebuild C. Oil Bus* Ned Bank, N.J. 07701 Uttor CraoW Orti Aootfifd Police removed S2S pedestrians, who are already exhibiting bad judgment without a settlement with the Air faced warnings or a summons and simply by walking along the road- Line Pilots Association. United fines, he said way." placed advertisements In 16 news- KMMI BrwriMMts I Rtrttti In 1W4 the Parkway experienced Padovano said standings are papers nationwide, offering annual 54 W. Front St., Keyporf EsMMM 1M8 |N fan k> I often due to fan belts, water, oil. salaries of $78,000 to experienced IS serious accidents involving ped- 739-1ISO 206 Main St. windshield wlpan and the like, and airline captains and $50,000 to co- Keyport 264-0497 they should be examined before aoa o—th Motto* pilots "Flowcra tay M Beet" setting out. Gas supplies should alto Uajoc Cram Cwdi Amtpwd By Pfuxw » craw camt acoacxad RAK-8ANKNEB - be checked. Terkel said Ferris is being "vin- IMS. ana 1 «M. MafMar « umw t. ana dictive because the thinks he hat a vaiamat (TiiiiiiiiD s»ti mm «i j. naiawa nat Vour hill Mrek* rlortm - W« cira friend In the White House." Amatol FHrittl «* Sown >. • m. •». mm* mem *+ "When a motorist breaks down Colonial Flowers and decide* to walk for help be or Terkel criticised United pilots and 125 Mtrkham Plan, Little Silver Order your special ad she becomes a pedestrian facing the 5 t. Front Street, Red Bank Into this Directory. CKumm mum 10 am OV liw»»> OWi Hawi same danger any hitchhiker or flight attendants who are working 0*0-0363 ""^v" i i •• -»"w -^ ^F"^^ v> wimi f ' *^^^mm 'w^ftf 741-4666 oal MaMay 7-1 aM Tuaaaay t-4 an* M Danaaam stroller might," added Padovano. during the strike. ' » wr mamary w m »—naaa Ourni Imn «I*I AN MakK Cf«*i Cirdi Acnpttd Sy Phoot Credit Card Orders Aootpted By Phone 542-4000, Ext. 252 The Register YOUR TOWN '. JUNE 3, 1985 Seven students selected for Governor's School Middietown

WEST LONG BRANCH - Seven Village Club to elect VFW Post, Auxiliary Monmouth County high school jun- ion are among the 100 students from The Village Garden Club of name contest winners throughout the state who have been Middietown will hold its annual nominated to the New Jersey Gov- luncheon and election of officers Winners of VFW potter and essay ernor's School it Monmouth College June S at noon in Sea Loft Res- contests were honored during an from June 29 through July 27. taurant, Long Branch.Barbara awards program by Middietown VFW Pott 1171 and its Ladles Local participants art Melissa Sullivan will be installed as new club Auxiliary, contest sponsors Davlson. Rumson, Erlnn Gossett, president; Betsy Marshall wUI be Aberdeen; Barry Langman, vice president. Marge Rembisz may The Buddy Poppy potter contest Holmdel; Thomas McCiintock. Colts be contacted for reservations. winners were Jennifer Carroll, Don- Neck, Hiep Vo. East Keansburg. na Him, Terri Walsh and Nicole Hanh Nguyen, Wayside; and AUonse Nevadontki. Winners of the East Simone, Lincroft. Summer, fall openings Keansburg School essay contest, Students who axe nominated must at child care center "Statue of Liberty," were Sharon exhibit academic achievement and Hollch, Christy Picinich, Dinh Vo qualities of leadership The nomi- The Lincroft Center for children, and Shawn Burdlck. nations are made by schools and a state-licensed, non-profit day care William Nagel. a Middietown High school districts through the office of center for children from 1't to 5 School Junior, won the Voice of the county superintendent of schools. years of age, is accepting enrol- Democracy contest. Hit topic was Qualities sought In students are lments for summer sessions to be "My Pledge to America." organizational ability, inquisitive- held July 8-Aug 1 and Aug. 5-10 as Commendations were presented to nets, eagerness to explore new ideas well as for the fall semester begin- Mellsaa Davlson Erlnn Gotten Barry Langman Robert F. O'Connor, special officer, and develop new relationships and ning Sept. S. Both full-time and part- who resuscitated a 3-year-old and to strong moral and social concerns. time openings are available. Jason Freudburg for saving the life of a friend by using the Helmlich During the four-week session, academic and human issues that Issues vital to the future of New Since then a number of other states The center is open all year, students will meet six evenings a emerge during the program. Jersey, such as changing have instituted similar programs, procedure. John Fricker and Ed- Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 6 ward Sefcik were given public week to hear debates led by visiting technologies and environmental and but the school at Monmouth College p.m. Classes are kept small and Dr James Keen and Dr Cheryl recognition for their outstanding speakers on urban development, the economic issues, will foster a wide is doing something not done any- certified teachers provide individual Keen, a husband-wife team who are service. oceans, ethics, public policy and view of both the problems and where else in the country — develop- attention. In addition to air con- specialists in innovative educational nuclear arms They will participate promise of today's Increasingly in- ing a program on public policy ditioned classrooms, facilities in- programs, some pioneered at Awards were presented by Pa- in simulation games and strategies; terdependent global society," James issues, emerging technologies and clude an outdoor playground, wood- Harvard University where they tricia O'Grady, auxiliary president, master techniques for creative prob- Keen explained. "The overall design the future. land trail, picnic grove and It teach, are co-directors of the school John Todd, VFW commander, and to lem solving and pursue a film series is to foster the growth of gifted wooded acres for nature programs. program chairmen. exploring human development They have developed the program students into responsible, farsighted. The school's directors, faculty and with a select faculty of master innovating and participating stu- advisors will live with the students They will also take part in teachers and a counseling staff dents ' seminars, the central focus of the experienced In educational needs of in residence halls on campus. No curriculum, in which they will draw gifted people The first Governor's School was tuition is required of students in the together the entire range of "Enabling students to focus on established in North Carolina in 1BS3 program. Shrewsbury Matawan

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When Siobhan M.J. and Cass continue to vie for Slaters' return to Port Charles confesses her love for Max, Johnny same job. Felicia elated when she imminent. Donnelly and Anna fear leaves and later suffers heart attack. Van Cliburn piano competition realizes man who's invited her to be the consequences. Scorpio confronts Chessie, now transformed into hostess of his party Is someone from Donnelly and Anna and tells them if Gabrielle, decides to become friends her past. Donna tells "Marley" that the treasure is returned to Mexico no with Jacqueline. Learning that Dave she is her mother, unaware that one will be prosecuted. As the crypt loves Katie, Maggie claims she is will be aired on PBS tomorrow she's really talking to Victoria. is opened. Donnelly, Scorpio and pregnant. Dave tells Katie their love Victoria continues to pose as Anna are shocked to find the can never be since Maggie's carry- greatly to the TV or live audience Marley. "Our budget this year was well treasure has disappeared. ing his child. When Maggie demurs By MARY but not win. "Sometimes young over $1 million. I'm hired specifi- AS THE WORLD TURNS: Paul GUIDING LIGHT: Ed is unable to as to her due date and the doctor's The Associated Press musicians will use the composer's cally to run the competition, and a and Brian agree to start their tell Maureen that he's the father of name, Dave becomes suspicious. score as a blueprint for self-in- concert series in Fort Worth, full- Maggie runs off to Roger asking him NEW YORK (AP) - Dueling relationship anew. With Marie preg- Claire's baby. Meanwhile, Maureen pianos, the latest in artistic dulgence," Raeburn said. "It may time." Part of Raeburn's work nant, Kevin decides to help her over believes that Fletcher's old friend to back up her pregnancy Roger have no relationship to what is involves fund raising. agrees but insists on having control rivalries, will be shown tomorrow this difficult time and tells the Trevor is the father of the baby. Ed written on the page or period style. He asked the local Tandy Corp. for of Maggie's life. night when public television presents shattered Frannie that he must leave tells Ross that he and Claire made this year's Van Cliburn International "Very often they will be con- financial support for the TV show. Oakdale. Returning from Greece, sidered phonies by a jury. The love in Beirut. He thought Claire was SANTA BARBARA: Gina thrilled Piano Competition. The company offered money., Steve meets Shannon, an attractive public, because it hasn't had the Maureen and Claire thought he was when she learns that she really is The competition's actual finals provided another sponsor would young woman. Shannon discovers same education and background, Fletcher. With Billy's financial prob- pregnant. Eden asks Cruz to marry were held yesterday in Fort Worth, match it. Mobil Corp., which has a that she unwittingly carried con- gets transported away." lems deepening, he considers selling her. Eden upset when Cruz decides Texas, and editors were to spend the division in Dallas and where traband in the bag that her boyfriend the house. Tony lets Kurt manage next two days editing 75 hours of Winning this competition defi- Clibum's late father worked (or gave her. At the airport she discards to reenact the night of Channing's company while he and Annabelle are murder. At the murder site, one by taped performances. Tomorrow, nitely gives careers a big boost. nearly 40 years, came through with the bag, changes her appearance and on vacation. When Kyle arrives at plans call for two copies of the The first-prize winner gets $12,000, a grant. decides to hide in Oakdale. John one, family members of Charming the Voder farm, Reva is attracted to reveal their hatreds and reasons for finished 90-minute program to be a debut recital in Carnegie Hall, two saves Lionel's life with open-heart him but says they must wait until she carried by two messengers traveling seasons of recitals and appearances massage. Lila unimpressed with wanting him dead. Sophia admits is completely free from H.B. In the that she shot her own son Channing on different planes to PBS studios in with orchestras across America and John's offer of Hawaiian vacation hospital for a liver problem caused Washington. Europe and the chance to make a and his live-for-today attitude. Jr., but was unaware that the gun by excessive drinking, Locke decides was loaded. The program offers more than the recording. The second-prize winner Stuart is unable to convince Marcle to attend the charity ball. Lujack gets $8,000, a New York recital and that he no longer is upset about the awarding of prizes by pianist Van devastated when Locke refuses to SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: concerts. Other runners-up get $6,000 arson incident which caused him to Clibum — that could have been done hear him sing. Beth turns to Philip When Hogan calls Lloyd and Liza live Sunday. It will provide behind- and concerts, $4,000, $3,000 and recall his mother's death in a fire for financial help for Lujack's music answers phone. Hogan cannot hide $1,900. . years ago. Things go awry at Diana's the-scenes glimpses of the competi- video. With his money problems his jealousy. Wendy fearful Quinn's tion, suiting with the arrival of the Competition officials manage the * restaurant when some scruffy piling up, Billy contemplates inability to sing will cost Wendy her winners' appearances. They had to • patrons of the Grand Prix walk in. 36 pianists, none older than 29, in murdering Kyle. job. Jo's granddaughter cannot deny Fort Worth last month. stop accepting engagements for this CAPITOL: Jarrett, whose surgery LOVING: Lorna confesses to Rick her interest in Quinn Quinn plans to year's first-prize winner 10 months for paralysis seems to be successful, that the is afraid Jonathan is still learn what's behind Hogan's latest There will be conversations with' ago because of the volume of swears that he doesn't know why alive. Jonathan, posing as Keith, novel some of the jury — consisting of requests. anyone would've tried to kill him in takes Gwyn to bed. Gwyn declares more performers than teachers this The competition was started in surgery. Josh unwittingly tells Keith a changed man. Meanwhile, YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: year — and attempts to showcase 1962 by some Texans who wanted to Myrna that his wife was the target the real Keith continues to be Lauren thrilled when she realizes some of the most interesting pianists acknowledge that Van Clibum, who of Sam's blackmail threat. Charity trapped in the basement. Shana Gina's past includes time in prison. and some of the families in whose became a national hero by winning has lunch with Ariel and convinces furious when she learns that Mike When Tracy tells Danny she's willing homes they lived for two weeks. the Tchaikovsky International Piano her she has no interest in her and Noreen's divorce was never to give him divorce, he tells her he's "If somebody has an ex- Competition in Moscow in IMS, is a husband. Ariel agrees to have Char- finalized. Ann calls Dane, unaware not so certain he wants to get out of traordinary personality or some- Texan. This event is held every four ity find information on Zed. At that at that moment he is making the marriage. Tyrone decides to thing very special to say, I'm sure years in Fort Worth. Harringtons', Charity discovers a love to Gwyn. Gwyn fearful that befriend Kong so his identity will not they will be worked in," said Andrew wall safe and as she's trying to open be learned. Jack's secretary con- Raeburn, the competition's ex- Many consider it the most import- Clay may be returning to Corinth. ant classical music competition In it Zed and Josh appear. She con- Stacy tells Jack to stay out of her tinues to collect pieces of photo ecutive director. "I think the inten- vinces them she was just trying to puzzle being sent by Kaye. Kaye tion is, as far as you can within 90 America, and some rank it higher life. Ava vows that Jack will never than the top European ones. get a better look at the paintings. belong to anyone but her decides not to search for Brent. minutes, to get the audience to know Learning that Julie Is hooked on Ashley has nowhere to turn when as many of them as possible." "It's also an Important competi- pills, Judson asks Zed to help locate ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Mitch steals Jack continues to threaten to tell Raeburn said he expected the tion because there has been absolute- Tyler. Julie having visions of a monk Nicole's housekeys. Later, when John that Brent is her father. Ashley program to show the pianists playing ly single-minded devotion to It," said SINGERS WITH MAGIC-The in a graveyard. She believes this Vicki says she can't find her keys, tells Jack that it's not her fault that different sections of the same piece Raeburn. "They spend the money singing group Renaissance enter- means Tyler is dead. Kelly tells Trey Mitch and Tina are certain that John didn't make him president of of music, splicing It so that one and hire the people who will concen- tains with magician Rocco Silano if he announces that Scotty Is his son Vicki is once again suffering from a Jabot even after Ashley resigned the person's music flows into the next. trate solely on it, not somebody who at a 9 p.m. show Saturday at the it will ruin his career. While Kelly double personality syndrome. Larry, office. Sometimes it does happen, be does it on the side while doing count Basie Theater of the Mon- said, that one pianist will appeal another job. mouth Arts Center, Red Bank. 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OCEANPORT - Fashion-con- scious women throughout the Mon- mouth County have marked their datebooks for Friday's Monmouth Park Charity Ball fashion show and luncheon. The event, held annually prior to the Charity Ball, has drawn more than 600 women each year to the track's Terrace Club and Patio Room to view the latest styles from major area department stores. It Is expected to draw a capacity crowd again this year. This year, as has been the case for the past three years, Bambergers Is sponsoring the 11 a.m. affair. Fashions for all seasons will be featured and elaborately displayed using New York style backdrops, props and equipment. Bambergers, in addition to supply- Ing the models, set, and equipment, is a.so responsible for donating several large door prizes and the REOISTER/OMQ ELLMAN table centerpieces which will later KINO — Outgoing Monmouth County Mental center, Neptune, awards humanitarian award to be sold. Health Association President Richard Weber, Jeanne and John Gauch, Fair Haven. Roberta Fox and Nonnie Godvin, co-chairpersons of the show, are gearing up for what they both consider to be one of the largest and most elaborate fashion shows in the area. Big-hearted couple honored A highlight of the show, which has been a special addition for the past Regional High School, she is also a others' emotional turmoil and clari- eight years, will be the presentation I) EILEEN MOON member of the board of directors of fy misconceptions about the mental- of "The Volunteer of the Year The Register the Monmouth Center for Vocational ly ill. Award" to a volunteer from one of MATAWAN - Jeanne and John Rehabilitation, the advisory com- The three award recipients were the 33 receiving agencies of the Gauch. Fair Haven, recently re- mittee of the Congressional Award presented with Senate resolutions in Monmouth Park Charity Fund. ceived the Elisabeth A Kelley Committee and the state and county their honor prepared by Sen. Thomas Godvin explained that each agency Humanitarian award from the Men- mental health associations She is Gagliano, R-Monmouth is asked to submit a name, by letter, of one of its volunteers considered to tal Health Association of Monmouth also advisor to the high school's REQISTEn/QREOQ ELLMAN Volunteers in the Family Compa- have given outstanding service County during the organization's volunteer club TRACKING FASHION — Model JoAnn Hartlaub previews one ol the annual meeting held at the Magnolia nion program, which assigns a throughout the year. Each woman Mr. Gauch, who is also a member styles to be shown Friday at the Monmouth Park Charity Ball lashion Inn. here program worker to families affected nominated receives a certificate for of the board of directors of the by child abuse and neglect, were also her service, but only one name is show and luncheon. The association is a group of Mental Health Association, serves honored at the dinner chosen by the executive board of the "the major social function of the dancing begins, and others showing citizen volunteers dedicated to mak- on the board of directors of the Monmouth County Prosecutor MCCF to receive the "Volunteer of year," will be "Through the Looking up Just in time to kick lip their heels ing the voices of those with emo- community YMCA and the United John Kaye spoke about the county's the Year" plaque. Glass," after Lewis Carroll's fantas- to either the Tommy Dorsey Or- tional problems heard The organiza- Way of Monmouth County. A person- Child Abuse Task Force at the The fashion show and the ball, held tic tale. Centerpieces on the tables chestra, or for the kickier. the tion conducts education programs, nel manager at Bell Laboratories in dinner. in late July, benefit the Monmouth and other decorations not only follow pulsing beat of disco. lectures and conferences for com- Holmdel. he is a member of the Officers installed during the meet- Park Charity Fund, which in the past the White Rabbit, but Alilce, the munity members and mental health Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High General admission tickets for ing were Judith Rose, Rumson, 30years, hasreaised more than MS Mad Hatter and the Cheshire Cat as professionals It estimates that IS to School Board of Education and the limited seating on the first floor are president; Joan Peer, Little Silver, million for various organizations. well. 20'; of Monmouth County residents school's advisory council for voca- available anytime before the event vice-president; Kathy Murphy, Nep- Last year, the events raised *264.000 More than 2.000 people are ex- are in need of some type of mental tional education. He is a member of from committee members, track tune, vice-president; Richard for S3 charities pected to attend the ball this year, health service at some time in their the Fair Haven Planning Board and officials, or at the door the evening Murphy. Neptune, treasurer, and The theme for the ball, hailed as some choosing to dine before the lives. serves as a trustee for the Mon- of the ball Kathy Collins, Asbury Park, sec- The humanitarian award was es- mouth Museum and Cultural Center tablished in memory of Elisabeth retary Kelley. a prominent county com- Also honored at the dinner was Named to the board of directors munity activist who died last De- Helen Lippman. Freehold, who was were Bonnie Antell. Locust; Marie cember recognized as Mental Health Player Halloran, Little Silver; Christina MCOSS awards its own at dinner Mrs. Gauch has been a member of of the Year for her work with the Ross, Rumson; Greta Singer, Red association's volunteer drama the board of directors and a past Bank; Fred Century, Red Bank; Ann to Evelyn Berryman of Brielle, Joseph A. Califano Jr. former troupe. Drama troupe performances WEST LONG BRANCH - MCOSS president of the Mental Health Moscatello. Rumson; Madeline Bodman Health Center; Mary H U.S. Secretary of Health. Education are designed to help audiences Nursing Services, Red Bank, honor- Association A library technical Fitzpatrick, Rumson and Jack Sie- and Welfare spoke on "The Health accept and understand their own and ed many staff members at its annual Conery of Middletown, Child Health assistant at Rumson-Fair Haven grist. Shrewsbury. Care Revolution." cocktail party and dinner Thursday Conference Team; Carol Fleming of in Squires Pub. Howell. assistant supervisor of the Judith Stanley, MCOSS chair- An award for 25 years of faithful Home Health Aide department and person, introduced the new board of service to MCOSS was presented to Irene Leonard of Belford, supply trustees members. They are: Robert Shirley Johnson of Neptune, sec- coordinator for the Red Bank head- Boyle, Rumson; Nancy Devlin, Fair Woman sees bright side of herpes quarters. Haven; Carol Dobson, Red Bank; retary at the Bodman Health Center. Paris Hovnanian. Red Bank; Jean Dewey Scofield, of Neptune, also Twenty-six individuals receives Dear Ann Landers This may be place much value on herself. So why Kaeli, Rumson; Richard and Mary of the Bodman Health Center, re- awards for five years of service. the most unusual letter yog have should he? Jane Kroon, Rumson; Patricia Re ceived an award for IS years of ever received. I am attaching my When I was going through that The 1885 Volunteer Award went to itzel, Rumson; Beth Ross, Rumson; faithful service. name, address and phone number in first attack of herpes I felt like Nonnie Godvin, Rumson, who also John L. Ryan, Fair Haven; Elaine Ann Landers Ten-year awards were presented case you want to verify II bat am killing myself. It was absolutely the was chairman of the dinner. Sourlis, Rumson; Susan Stanger. trusting that you will not reveal my worst week of my life. Bat as I look Rumson, Ginny Tiemey. Red Bank identity. back, I must admit It was the best and Carol Toolan, Rumson. chances for getting a disease were thing that ever happened to me. I The letter from the woman from about one in a million. Hopped going to bars. I also stopped Altoona who "slept with every Tom, Weil, I was wrong. I got herpes on drinking. I took a good, hard leak at Dick and Harry" prompted me to one of those one-night stands. When myself and decided to change my write. 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I had been doing that sheets with a man whose last name Too bad II took herpes to straight- number for so long I was sure my she didn't even know obviously didn't en me out bat I am ever so grateful Leg of $4 29 for this second chance at a good life. Lamb I n Just call me — Four-Leaf Clover la ,Fla.

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COMICS 6 CLASSIFIED 7 Sports B Rumson duo wins Grand Prix

If JIM HINTELMANN The Register RUMSON - Rich Runne and Mike Neal. both from Rumson. won the featured Grand Prix races at the 10th annual Rumson Outboard Regatta yesterday Runne. a 26-year old driver who has been racing for 16 yftirs, captured the "A" Stock Runabout Grand Prix, which had been postponed from Saturday, and Neal took the Open Grand Prix in a Monmouth race shortened to four laps due to a series of spills, one of which resulted in a serious arm injury to Bill Allen of Quincy. Mass. "The boat popped up and he (Allen) flipped out," Rumson Regatta publicity director Bruce Lowe attracting said "When it came down, he was hit in the arm by his own propeller His arm was cut pretty bad " Allen was taken to Riverview Hospital where he underwent surgery last night His condition was local stars listed as being stable last night He is to be transferred to Bellevue Hospital in New York for he fact that baseballers Vinnie additional surgery today A hospital spokeman Christopher of Shore Regional High would not release the nature of the injury to his T School and Pete Lynch of Red Bank arm Catholic signed lettters of intent to The Open Grand Prix had two other spills attend Monmouth College in the fall involving Norm Bachand of Quebec and Dave didn't exactly grab headlines in local and Dewald of Reading. Pa . but neither driver was state newspapers last week. But the injured duo's signing did serve notice to the scholastic baseball community in Mon- "Bachand was trying to catch Allen early in the mouth and Ocean counties. race, " Lowe said. "But the boat became airborne Hawks head coach Walt Woods is and when it landed, the side blew out making a serious pitch to keep the "There were 20 boats in the water and they were shore's local diamond talent home. His all driving hard, " Lowe said in explaining the spills first step towards accomplishing that "But when you have that many, the water gets kind task took place last spring when then- of rough Monmouth Regional star Kevin Case "When the race was stopped it was ruled official signed with the Hawks. Last week's based on the order of finish at the time. " Lowe said signing was step number two. Neal. who has been racing since 1979. had opened •Tin.excited about Vinnie and Pete up a 40-yard lead at the time coming to Monmouth," Woods said. "We Runne took the lead from the start and had little worked hard to recruit them and they THE REQISTER/QLEN E. ELLMAN trouble winning the "A" Stock Runabout Grand will be welcomed additions for us next REGATTA ACTION — Three of 30 participants in the new Mike Neal. both of Rumson, captured the leatured Grand Prix. The Grand Prix races feature a Modified season Our program has been making jet skis division of 10th annual Rumson Outboard Regatta Prix race titles on the day which had perfect wind and water LeMans start from the beach progress and these boys will undoubtedly take to the water during yesterday's event. Rick Runne and conditions. See Regatta Page 2B contribute to our future progression ' Christopher, a fire-balling righthander for the Blue Devils, has chalked up a 9-1 mark for Shore through 25 games Lynch, a catcher, has wrapped out a school-record 44 hits this season while Caseys top Shore, 8-3, reach SCT finals stroking the ball at a .470 clip. "Both of these boys can come in and play for us right away." Woods ad- mitted "It's a tremendous opportunity If PETE THOMPSON for them. First we are concerned about The Register the academic environment for our TINTON FALLS - Red Bank Catholic, ninth seed in the players and then it's baseball." Shore Conference Baseball Tournament, moved to within Woods, who has coached at Monmouth one game of the championship yesterday by defeating for the past years, was a former head Shore Regional, 8-3. at Monmouth College coach at Middletown South And while RBC will face Freehold Township for the title the shore area is no strange place for the Wednesday at Brookdale Community College. Game time Hawks' mentor, he realizes that there is is 4 p.m. Freehold Township gained the finals with a 3-0 an abundance of local talent which could shutout of Manasquan Saturday. booster Monmouth s program The victorious Caseys rode the 11 strikeout, six-hit "It's no secret that there is an awful pitching of senior Steve Arbachesky He had a three-hit lot of talent in this area. Wood! shutout until two out in the seventh when Shore tallied explained. "I realize that not everyone three times Shawn Goode relieved and got the final out will go to Monmouth to play baseball but on a strikeout. there is plenty of talent to go around "We're happy to be in the finals," RBC coach Ken Cross When I meet with prospective stu- said. "We won on defense • there were no errors And for dent athletes I explained the advantages now, I'll be pleased tonight (Last night) Tomorrow I'll of attending Monmouth with a strong worry about Freehold Township." emphasis on taking care of each player. RBC jumped into a early 3-0 lead off starter and loser "I think that I have gotten that Turk Acquaro In the first inning. Catcher Pete Lynch began message across not only to players but the game by drawing a base on balls. Jerome Donlon to their respective high school coaches." followed with a single to right field and Glenn Oneidas Woods noted. "I was a winner on the high drove in Lynch with a single to center. Successive singles school level and Monmouth will be a by Mike Maryanskl and Clem Meccia closed out the RBC winner on the collegiate level but it lakes first. time. My only concern Is that I have In the third inning, the victors upped their lead to 4-0 enough patience to take the early licks. as Donlan singled and Eric Schellenberger tripled. Another "I'm anxious to get this program to single by Meccia chased Acquaro, who was replaced by the top." said Woods, whose squad went Gary Yamello 12-24 last season. "Rome wasn't built In RBC closed out its scoring in the sixth with a four-run a day and it's the same story with this inning. With two out, Lee Jupinka and Jim Quirk singled. program. We are continually looking and Bob Motzel doubled in both runners and Lynch singled in working on ways to improve our pro- Motzel. gram and the first step is bring in the Lynch's single was his 44th hit of the season and that people who can get you to where you broke the school record for most base hits in a season. The want to go." previous mark of 43 was set by present Marlboro High Apparently Woods has touched base School softball coach Randy Scinto in 1975. with some of those high school players' Donlon and Oneidas followed with successive singles, coaches. scoring Lynch. "Monmouth is an ideal situation for Shore avoided a shutout with its three runs in the seventh Pete," Red Bank Catholic coach Ken inning. With two out, pinch-hitter Brian DeBruin drew a Cross said. "Walt was very honest with walk. Vinnie Fiore singled and Don Archer slammed a me about where Pete would fit in in his double down the left field line, scoring DeBruin. Vinnie plans. Pete has shown consistent im- Christopher drove in both Fiore and Archer with a single provement each year and I think that his to right. At that point, coach Cross elected to go with best baseball days are ahead of him. Shawn Goode. After allowing a walk, Goodeassured RBC's "It's great see that Walt is working to spot in the finals by striking out pinch-hitter Tim Macaluso try and keep some of these boys home," "Steve was kind of tired at the end," Cross said. "He THE REQISTER/CA Cross added. "I want to see him put threw 126 pitches and that was too many. If he wasn't HIGH-FLYING — Vinnie Fiore (53) ot Shore Regional slides safely under Red Bank Catholic's high-flying together a solid program because it working on the shutout, I probably would have taken him would be good for the area. And I think out earlier." second baseman Clem Meccia during seventh inning action of yesterday's Shore Conference Baseball that he is on his way." ' j See Caseys Page 2B Tournament semifinal game at Monmouth Regional. The Caseys downed the Blue Devils, 8-3. Shore Regional coach Fred Kampf is equality estatic about Christopher's sign- ing with the Hawks.

"I'm very excited about Vinnie signing with Monmouth," Kampf said. "He's an Middletown's Wanzor is a big hit at Wilkes excellent pitcher and his done a super job for us this year. He hasn't matured to the Academic All-American third team college division rivalry, a small-scale version of Texas-Oklahoma, still physically yet and he has unlimited If J0MM FAIK in baseball. In addition, he is a Wilkes Presidential Scholar exists. potential. He made tremendous progress The Register with a 3.60 average in accounting. "Every year there is a soccer brawl when we play this season and he will be able to WILKES-BARRE, Pa. - Everybody has heard the one Wanzor has been a starter at Wilkes in both sports ever them," Wanzorlaughed. "With four seconds left this year, continue that progress at Monmouth. about the guy who was guest of honor at a dinner but never since he stepped on to the campus. A center halfback in a fight started and the stands emptied. There were more got the Invitation. It happened to Frank Wanzor of soccer, he scored four goals and had four assists this past fights later that night when some guys from Kings came "Not only is Monmouth getting a Middletown, N.J., recently, and he isn't angry about it at down to the Wilkes campus. It's for the inner city quality student/athlete but they are year to help the Colonels to a 13-6-1 record. The 13 wins getting a quality person, " Kampf said. all. were a new team record. The Colonels finished second in championship, and I don't think it will ever stop as long Wanzor, former Mater Dei soccer and baseball star, was the MAC. as the two are so close to each other. But we beat them named Wilkes College's Athlete of the Year, the highest A 5-9, 170-pound third baseman, he hit .359 in 25 games in both sports this year." NOTES John Morris, a junior center honor in sports on any campus. Wanzor had to pick up the from Howell and former Monslgnor for Wilkes with 32 hits, 9 doubles, 3 triples, 2 homers and Wanzor noted that soccer is getting bigger at Wilkes trophy late. 25 runs-batted-in. He struck out only twice all season because the Colonels' football team has not been winning Donovan basketball player, has been "I just wasn't there at the awards dinner to get the elected as a co-captain for the Moravian Wanzor has also established a Wilkes record by hitting in The Colonels, a Division III school, knocked off East trophy because I never got the message," Wanzor said. 20 consecutive games. Stroudsburg, rated No. 7 in the nation in Division II at that College, Bethlehem, Pa. men's vanity "Besides, we had a doubleheader at Dickinson, and I didn't team for next season. Morris has been time, 3-1, in overtime and lost only to Elizabethtown in bear about it until later. It was okay by me. I don't like "We were only 1113 in baseball this season, but we have MAC. play a two-year starter and three-year varsity getting dressed up for dinners anyway." just about everybody coming back next year, " Wanzor performer for the Greyhounds... Date* said. "We do in soccer, too. so we should be better in both His one goal for next season is to improve his fielding have been announced for Ron Still, the award to Wanzor was unique. He was only a sophomore this past year, and Wilkes is not famous for sports. average as a third baseman. He had five errors and Kornegays All-Shore Basketball Camp finished at .939 in 198S. this summer. The first session will go either its soccer or baseball programs. Over the years, the "We were 18-7 in baseball my freshman year, but we got honor has gone frequently to athletes In the better-known kicked out of the MAC. playoffs because they said we used "I had a lot more balls hit to me this year," he observed. from July 22 to July 2t while the second "We had lost our top reliever and three starters from the session will run from August 5 to August football or wrestling programs. an ineligible player What happened was that our first Awards are nothing new for Wanzor. He was a Register baseman, who was hitting about .500, was a fifth-Year year before, and our pitching got bombed. Heck, I've never 9. For further information, write to been known as a fielder anyway I keep telling them that Monmouth College, Basketball Office. All-County selection in both soccer and baseball his senior senior. He had been to bat once his freshman year and year at Mater Dal, and he capped that by being runner up walked." I should be a designated hitter. Maybe I'll become a West Long Branch 07764 or call 222-4600, catcher next year." ext. 383. for the paper's Male Scholar-Athlete Award. Wanzor figures that the other college in Wllkes-Barre, As a freshman at Wilkes, he made second team All- King College, had something to do with that. The two teams Maybe Wanzor will also win some more honors next Middle Atlantic Conference In soccer and was co-captain do play each other these days, but for about two decades year, and maybe next time they'll be sure he gets the of the hooters last year. This year, he has also been named they did not because of the intense rivalry generated. That invitation to the dinner. MOMMY JUNE 3, 1985 a SPORTS BRIEFS Broken collarbone sidelines Flutie "We're going to miss Doug, nun has gained 1,967 yards in helping the ment about the Heisman Trophy winner from Boston College. He the things he does best, but Ron don EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - General* post a 10-5 mark, one that things well, too," Walker said Quarterback Doug Flutie will miss puts them on the edge of making the added that Ron Reeves would take Colts Neck-Marlboro un beaten Showboats Coach Pepper Rodgen the final three weeks of the New playoffs. over as the Generals' No 1 quar- was not sure how much the Generali knocked in four runs with a pair Jersey Generals' regular season and Flutie drove his automobile to terback and the team would look for olts Neck-Marlboro (7-0) and would miss Flutie Point Pleasant iM) re- of homers in the first game possibly the United SUtes Football Giant* Stadium yesterday and was another backup. mained unbeaten in the Jer- yesterday against Monmouth League playoffs because of a broken fitted with a figure-eight harness by "It's not like baseball where you it doesn't really matter to their C offense," Rodger* said. "Regard- sey Shore Summer Baseball Beach while Eric Tischendorf left collarbone, a team physician Schottenfeld, who said he would bring a guy in and you say. Okay, less if he's I Flutie) in or out. their League following this weekend's had a three-run homer and Bob said yesterday. take weekly X-rays of Flutie's you're the cleanup man now,'" said game plan is Herschel run in the action Ivanicki was four for four with "We'll take each week one at a injured collarbone. Michaels. "You can't do that. You first quarter and a 1-yard dive juit Colts Neck-Marlboro won five time and see how it goes." said Dr "It's not his throwing I am can't learn the things you have to four RBIs in the second game before halftime to give New Jersey games starting with a 7-6 win Mark Schottenfeld. the Generals' concerned about," said Schot- learn at quarterback that fast. In other garnet. Wall swept a 14-7 lead. Roger Ruzek added a 51- over Ocean Township Thursday orthopedic surgeon. "It will be three tenfeld. "It's the contact he is Someone we bring in now would be twin bills from Manalapan. 17-8 yard field goal for New Jersey in the It scored doubleheader sweeps weeks plus. He may miss it all. I am subject to." in the event the whole ball of wax and 8-0. and Freehold. 12-1 and fourth quarter, while Tim Spencer over Freehold. 4-3 and 7-6. Satur- not sure." The 5-9, 172-pound Flutie, who went down." 9-1 tallied on a 6-yard run for the day and 7-5. 17-5 over Monmouth Flutie, who signed a five-year throws right-handed, completed one Reeves, who had played in parts Bob MacDonald and Mark Showboats Beach yesterday contract with the Generals in Febru- of two passes for 13 yards before of two games prior to Saturday, t Cameron pitched the shutouts for Point Pleasant scored 15-0 and ary, was injured early in the second leaving the game with 11:22 left in look at it as a catastrophe." said "Doug is a great player and it's Point Pleasant. Both hurlers 9-7 wins over Ocean and shut out quarter of the Generals' 17-7 victory the first half Michaels, who said Flutie was a shame he had to get hurt but it's Manalapan. 17-0. fanned 14 batters. over Memphis on Saturday night as "It feels sore, but I am not in any injured on a legitimate hit. "It's an sports." said Generals owner Chris Holinda was hit by a Jim Rverson's three-run he was tackled by Showboats' note real pain," Flutie said as he rushed opportunity and the man (Reeves) Donald Trump. "Herschel carried pitch with the bases loaded in the homer was the big hit in Point tackle Reggie White, t-foot-6 and 284 out of the Generals' locker room has to take it as an opportunity Hey. the load. He is an amazing athlete 10th inning to give Colts Neck the Pleasant s 9-7 win over Ocean pounds after the game. He did not stay at we are 10-5, a lot of people He is probably the greatest running win over Ocean Kevin Case was Ken Riordan, Ernie Colbert and The injury overshadowed a spec- the stadium after treatment yester- contributed and it's no one-man back of all time." the winning pitcher in relief Bob Belesant had home run* for tacular performance by Herschel day. game, never has been and never will Flutie completed 134 of 281 passes Lance McCaffery tripled and Ocean Walker, who scored two touchdowns Generals Coach Walt Michaels be." this season for 2.109 yards and 13 scored on an error in Colts Freehold and Manalapan are and rushed for 209 yards en route to said that in all probability Flutie Walker said the Generals will touchdowns. He also rushed for 465 Neck's first game with Freehold tied for fourth with 1-4 records shattering his own USFL single- would be out for the season, but miss Flutie but he has confidence in yards and six touchdowns in 65 Bob Ivanicki s RBI single won followed by Ocean (0-31 and season rushing record. Walker now declined to make a definite state- Reeves. carries the second game Ron Ivanicki Monmouth Beach (0-41

Monmouth Selections Regatta Continued trom Page IB REGGIE STER I was the first one out of the pits and that's the best thing to do." 1 - Cheerful Steve, Czar's Gift. Deadbird Runne said "When you're out In I - Sail the Keys. Hogan's Pride. Dab 3 - Sweet Script. TJ.'i front, the water is calmer. Song. My Dear Secret "I was watching for Jake Allen 4 — Righteous Prince. Chicago Prince. Barnegal nothing serious. Normally I drive K Runabouts, but it was my brothers' rig. so I rode it. "The B Runabouts have more horsepower and go about 10 to 12 miles per hour faster," he said Streaking Lopez wins Ed Pomphrey. Jr. of Shrewsbury won the 20 SS Hydroplane event and he was awarded the first John Broom" Kavookjian Memorial Award It was a big race for LPGA Championship THE REQISTEFVOLEN E ELLMAN Pomphrey since he was a close friend of Kavookjian. REGATTA RESUE — Bill Allen of Qumcey, Mass yesterday's loth annual Rumson Outboard Regat- Kavookjian was the founder of the is helped from the water after suffering a serious ta. MASON. Ohio (APi - Nancy capable of shooting those numbers Rumson Regatta and was a driver arm injury during the Open Grand Prix race of Lopez may be forced to alter her Lopez said she's a more mature for 17 years He won the Super Stock schedule if she keeps her cham- player now than in 1978. when she Hydro class national championship leg injury when his boat collided -Before being injured. Bill Allen day's races due to high winds and pionship golf touch this week won nine tournaments And she's not in 1984. but was killed in a boating with another boat. He was taken to had won the 15 SS Runabout Jake rough water. Lowe was happy with The winner in the LPGA Cham- sure that when she was a rookie, she race last September This year's Riverview Hospital but was later Allen. Bill's father, took first in the this year's event except for the two pionship yesterday goes after her could have handled the two-stroke regatta was dedicated to him third straight 1985 victory at the penalty she received Thursday for released after being treated for a "A" Stock Runabout while Chris injuries Wind and water conditions McDonald's Championship in slow play A new entry this year were the Jet bad brusie Bowman of Lambertville won the were perfect yesterday Malvern. Pa starting Thursday She turned the opening-round Skis Thirty of them competed in six "It's unusual to have a injury in "B" Stock Runabout. "It was a big success, " Lowe If she wins that tournament, she controversy into a positive note in classes this race," said Jim Griggs of Other winners were Dee Gal- said There was a good spectator will be within two of her LPGA the final round "I was mad positive- The Jet Skis are small boat* in Yardley, Pa "I've raced Jet Skis 25 lagher of Rumson i"J" Stock Run- fleet and was had a lot of spectators record of five straight triumphs, ly. " she said I didn't want this which the riders use handle steering times and this was first time abouts I. John Runne of Rumson on land. It was our 10th annual race accomplished as a rookie in 1978 tournament getting away from me." and drive standing up This results anything like this happened ("C" Stock Hydros ). Dave Dewald and we wanted to build it up. However. Lopez plans to play only She made sure it didn't. She in lots of spills, but normally the "This is the first time I've race of Reading, Pa. (25 SS Runabout) "We had over 100 entries from at Malvern and the Rochester. NY. birdied four of her first eight holes, driver can right the boat and resume here." Griggs said. "It's .a nice- and Bud Pinto of Westville. NY Canada, Ohio. New York. Michigan. International before taking one or turned the front side in 32 and was racing. course but I'm not used to racing on ("C" Slock Runabout) Pennsylvania and New Jersey," he two weeks off riding a five-shot margin at that An unidentified driver suffered a salt water." Despite the cancellation of Satur- said. "The way I'm playing, f feel good point "It was a perfect day for me I'm excited But it's going to be I felt loose and calm I didn't hear tough ito win five in a row). " she anything It was just that little ball said ifter her eight-shot runaway and me. " she said after her bogey- over Alice Miller in the LPGA free round of seven birdies Glasson's big putt good enough for Kemper Championship She credits much of her current Miller watched Lopez shoot a success — two victories and $ 155,103 birdies on the front side. He bogeyed BETHESDA, Md. (AP) - Bill Pavin, who won two weeks ago at winner fired eight birdies and one closing 7-under-par 65 for a 15-under in 1965 — to her husband. New York three holes including No. 17, where the Colonial, also made a run at the bogey for a 7-under par 65 to tie for total of 273 over the Nicklaus Sports Mets infielder Ray Knight Glasson will tell you. even before he dubbed a chip shot. you ask. that he wasn't trying to link lead with his 3-under par 69, only to fourth place with Willie Wood, the Center's Grizzly course. After tying "I was just trying to get a little fall a stroke short and tie with Mize smallest tour player, who gained "I wanted to win. but I didn't want the near 50-foot putt on the 18th hole Lopez for the 54-hole lead. Miller wedge back to the green, and I got for second place. five strokes on the final day for a 67 to practice Ray makes me practice yesterday in the final of the $500,000 struggled to a 73 for a 281 total a little too quick,' he said. "I wasn't Curtis Strange the leading money and four-day total of 281. I definitely didn t expect her to when it's freezing He's so op- Kemper Open worrying about what Glasson was shoot 65." the runner-up said But timistic he makes me believe in "Honest, I wasn't trying to make doing." once she makes birdies, she's very myself. ' she said the putt," he said after he won the "I played the first side solid and 190.000 first prize. I just didn't the back side poorly." Mize said. "I want to three-putt." hit some bad shots all week and they Elder holds off Thomson Glasson said he was fortunate on didn't get me into trouble. I made the final hole because his second some bad shots today and they did." shot edge over Thomson, finished Caseys shot stopped just in front of George CASTLE ROCK, Colo. (AP) - The 25-year-old Glasson, who as a Lee Elder, surviving a nearly disas- with a 4-over-par 76 for a total of 3- Continued from Page IB Archer's ball. rookie in 1984 was the tour's driving under 213 and pocketed $30,000 His "There was nothing wrong with "I told George to make a good trous double bogey on the 18th hole, "I was really tiring out there.' distance champion but finished 76 was the highest final round by a Christopher. " Kampf said "With putt so I could see what I had In held off Peter Thomson to post a 1- Arbachesky said "The sun finally 162nd on the money list with f 17,845. winner in Senior Tour history. the extra day, I decided to go to front of me, he said. "He rolled his stroke victory yesterday in the began to take its toll on me. I shot eight birdies and two bogeys for Thomson, who birdied the 12th Acquaro and then came back with ball past the hole. I hit my ball and Denver Post Champions of Golf guess " a final-day 86 over the 7,173-yard par and 15th holes to make up ground on Christopher tomorrow I today i it started to roll and broke left, then seniors tournament. "Arbachesky did a super job." against Manasquan " 72 Congressional Country Club Elder, who had leads of 3 and 4 Elder, closed with a 73 for a 214 Shore coach Fred Kampf said. "He it broke left some more and then it course. total. Billy Casper, with a final- RBC (19-8) collected 14 hits for straightened out. I guess it went into strokes on the field most of the day, had a nice fast ball and just blew us went into the final hole with a 3-shot round 72, was at 216. Palmer, away He reminded me of Lacey's the afternoon. Cross plans to go with the left side of the hole, but I didn't His four-day totals were continuing to be plagued by a balky Goode in Wednesday's final against see it. I was over by my bag by that 72-70-70-86-278. advantage on Thomson, but hit his i Scott i Churchwell Turk (Acquaro) drive into the water. He missed the putter, had a 77 and wound up at 217. didn t have his good stuff and RBC Freehold Township and then come time.'' Mize, a four-year pro who won at back with Arbachesky in Friday's Glasson's putt gave him a total of Memphis in 1963, started the final green with his thi-d shot, chipped to The victory was Elder's first of was getting good hits They just beat 10 feet and needed two putt* to get us." NJSIAA South Jersey Parochial 278 for a one-stroke victory over round as the leader, 10 strokes under the season and third on the Senior "A" semifinal game against Holy par, but after picking up two birdies down. Thomson, meanwhile, just Tour, which he joined last summer, Kampf had originally planned to third-round leader Larry Mize and Cross of Delran. missed a 30-foot birdie attempt that making his debut in this tour- go with his top pitcher, Vinnie Corey Pavin, both of whom finished on the front side, had three bogeys would have forced a playoff. nament. Christopher, with two days rest, but Shore will play Manasquan in an at 279. on the trip borne, including one on Mize ran into some troubles on the the 17th hole, where he muffed a Elder, playing conservatively Jack Fleck made a hole-in-one on with the postponement Saturday, he NJSIAA Central Jersey Group II after beginning the day with a 3-shot decided to switch to Acquaro. semifinal game. back nine after picking up two short chip shot. the second hole Sunday, using a lead over Arnold Palmer and a 4- seven-iron on the 145-yard hole 4,000.000. FACTORY . The entire S4.600.000 inventory CLEARANCE! of cord cars and trucks will be The entire S4.000.000 factory reduced to wholesale fleet authorized inventory reduction salo will take place at prices. Used car appraisers will LAST DAY ^j^L s-ia be on hand to give you top price for your trade-in. Instant TODAY! financing will be available so you TOMS FORD can take immediate delivery of OPEN TIL Pkwy. Exit 1 ' your new car or truck. Plus 8.M it. N J 00 financing will be available on 9 P.M. !ect models. Nobody Sells Fords for Less! '. JUNE 3, 1985 The Rrgitirr 31 Worthy, Jabbar lead Lakers, 136- 111 "Worthy's the the guy that got the play came to a head with 4:11 left Boston led 29-25 after one period, INGLEWOOD, Call! (AP) - The gam* ball today, In my opinion. " when Boston guard Ray Williams in which neither team led by more word was out after last year's Boston Coach K.C Jones said. "He punched Lakers' forward Kurt Ram- than four points. National Basketball Association gave them the inside stuff they bis and was ejected from the game. From the start, Abdul-Jabbar championship series To beat the needed." Meanwhile, Abdul-Jabbar became continued the hot shooting he had Los Angeles Lakers Ii a nutter of The Lakers, who have won 25 of the leading all-time NBA playoff displayed in Game 2. He hit 10 points getting physical. 26 games at home since Feb. 1, scoring leader. His 20th point, at the in the first seven minutes, including The Lakers knew that going Into could beat the Celtics for the first 9:06 mark of the third quarter, gave a hook shot after dribbling three- their finals rematch with defending time In nine final series meetings by him 4,458 postseason points, one quarters of the length of the floor champion Boston, so they knew winning the fourth and fifth games more than former Laker Jerry what to expect. The Celtics, as they said they here Wednesday and Friday. The West would, took the ball inside, scoring Sandwiched around the scoring sixth and seventh games, if necess- seven of their 11 field goals from "It's a great title, but the things flurries of James Worthy and re- ary, will be In Boston next week. close to the basket in the first I've been involved with as part of cord-setting Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, The Lakers, who had 20 fewer quarter. the Lakers matched the Celtics rebounds than Boston in both the the team have always meant more Los Angeles stayed close late in shove for shove, glare for glare and seventh game loss of last year's to me that individual achieve- the period as Bob McAdoo came off punch for punch yesterday in a finals and a 148-114 loss in this ments," said the 38-year-old Abdul- the bench to hit four straight outside 136-111 victory. season's opener, outrebounded the Jabbar, who had his second straight jumpers in 2'/z minutes. He finished Celtics 63-48 Sunday, the second great game after a miserable Game "That's the way Boston plays, 1. with 19 points. physical," said Worthy, who scored straight solid game on the boards. all of his 29 points in the second and "A lot of Boston's success comes He had 30 points, 17 rebounds and With 2:15 to go in the quarter, third quarters to lead Los Angeles to from their ability to rebound," said eight assists in the second game McHale and McAdoo engaged in a a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven series. Abdul-Jabbar. who was 10-for-13 after posting just 12 points, three shoving match and both were "We have to meet fire with fire. We from the field and had 26 points and rebounds and one assist in the assessed technical fouls. won the battle today but the war is 14 rebounds. "They do well off the opener. McHale, who had eight points in not over. We can't back down from offensive boards. We can't let them the first quarter, got eight more in them. We learned that last year." Kevin McHale led Boston with 31 do that. If they are going to play points, Larry Bird added 20 and the first 4:10 of the second period, Worthy scored 10 of his IS second- physical, so are we. We are not Robert Parish had 17 for the Celtics. then Williams dished off inside for quarter points as the Lakers wiped going to back down." Unlike Boston's 148-114 victory in a Parish layup that gave the Celtics a 48-38 lead with 7:16 left. ASSOCIATED PRESS out a 10-point Boston lead with a However, he added, "I really the opener, when the Celtics hardly BIG MEN BATTLE — Kareem AbdijkJabbar (33) of (he Los Angeles 27-11 spurt in a seven-minute span don't see anybody out there trying to missed from outside, starting Worthy then started a 10-1 spurt Lakers and Boston's Robert Parsih (00) battle lor the basketball for a 65-59 halftime lead. Then he hurt somebody." guards Dennis Johnson and Danny with a dunk and went on to score 10 during first quarter action of yesterday's third game of the NBA added 14 more in the third quarter The game was marked by at least Ainge scored only eight and seven of his 15 second-quarter points in the Championship Series in Los Angeles. as Los Angeles pulled away. three shoving matches, and the hard points, respectively. final seven minutes of the half Schiraldi, Sisk combine as first-place Mets down San Diego,7-3 with a 7.43 earned run average after Sisk said. Backman taking third. making his first start in the major SAN DIEGO (AP) - Calvin Redus and Eddie Milner drew Schiraldi had given up a leadoff Gary Carter and Heep each leagues since July 1983, combined Schiraldi marked his return from Backman was then caught in a leadoff walks from Bob Forsch. 4-3. single to Tony Gwynn and walked contributed two-run homers and with relievers Frank Williams and the disabled list last week by rundown on Carter's bouncer to and Rose hit a ground-rule double Steve Garvey. Sisk got out of the Keith Hernandez had three hits, Mark Davis on a one-hitter to help pitching five innings for a victory third. But Backman scored as Dave Parker then singled to tie inning, allowing one run on a including a run-scoring double, to the San Francisco Giants beat the and Doug Slsk finished with four Hernandez was tagged out at third, the score and Dave Concepcion groundout, and then blanked the lead the New York attack. Philadelphia Phillies. innings of one-hit relief u the New with shortstop Garry Templeton lashed a two-run double Ron Oester Padres the rest of the way for his Schiraldi, 2-0, survived a two-run then throwing to second to retire Blue, 3-1, starting in place of followed with a single, and Wayne York Mets defeated the San Diego second save. homer by Tony Gwynn in the first Padres 7-3 yesterday. Carter. injured Bill Laskey, pitched five Krenchicki singled home Concep- Sisk had spent two weeks with the inning. Hernandez singled with one out in innings and allowed Philadelphia's cion. Tibbs squeezed home Oester Both of those events brought a Mets' Class AAA Tidewater farm The Mets rallied for three runs in the sixth and Carter followed with only hit, a one-out triple in the fifth smile to Mets Manager Dave John- Rose doubled in the fifth and team before being recalled May 20. the third to take a 3-2 lead. Terry his sixth home run off loser Eric by Rick Schu A squeeze bunt by son. scored on Alan Knicely's two-out "They were hoping to get the Blocker led off with a single and Show. 5-4, to make it 5-2. Steve Jeltz scored Schu and tied the single. Rose also deliverd an RBI "There were a lot of good things seventh and eighth out of me and took third on Mookie Wilson's Dodgers 8, Expos 7 score 1-1. single in the seventh. that happened today." Johnson said, then bring in Jesse (Orosco) but single. Wally Backman rapped an LOS ANGELES - R.J Reynolds. Blue's last start in the majors "but probably the best was Sisk " Jay Tibbs, 4-7, allowed eight hits then Danny (Heep ) hit that home RBI single and Keith Hernandez Pedro Guerrero and Greg Brock hit came on July 31, 1983. with the Sisk entered in the sixth inning for.the victory. Sisk entered in the sixth inning ru„n„ anandd thathatt madmadee IItt eas easyy foforr me,me."" doubledoubledd homhomee WilsWilsonc , with run-scoring singles during a five-run Kansas City Royals. His last victory rally in the fifth inning that carried as a starter came on Sept. 13. 1982 Pirates 5, Braves 0 the Los Angeles Dodgers past the Reds 8, Cardinals 3 PITTSBURGH - Jose DeLeon Montreal Expos. ST. LOUIS - Pete Rose doubled and Al Holland combined on a two- The eight runs were a season-high twice and singled, driving home two hitter and Johnny Ray had three hits Mariners stop Yanks' streak; for the Dodgers, and the five-run runs and scoring twice, leading the and drove in two runs as the fifth marked their biggest inning of Cincinnati Reds past the St. Louis Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Atlanta the year Cardinals. Braves. Los Angeles trailed 3-0 and had Rose's three hits gave the 44-year- DeLeon, 1-7. allowed a leadoff just two hits entering the fifth. Steve old Cincinnati player-manager a double to Glenn Hubbard in the third Blue Jays split with Cleveland Sax led off with a walk and Mariano career total of 4,138 hits, only 53 shy in winning his first game in 11 starts Duncan singled. Reynolds, Guerrero of Ty Cobb's all-time major league this season. He pitched five innings ^TriTTrT?r™~™™rTTr~ passed ball by catcher Donnie ScotScottt. the first inning of the nightcnightcas p on and Brock then followed with their record. before leaving the game with a NEW YORK (API - Alvln Davis IMtW YUKU lArl — AlVln Davis aBu ,t c-_,,iSeattle- „._,cam„e h=/.lback. u>ilwith itwuno ^consecutivnn.^.,,i.,,4>e H,...Modoublecs kbuy CoiBretlt nButler RBI singles to tie' the game and The Reds bunched six hits, includ- blister on his right middle finger. It drove in three runs and Domingo runs in the fifth on Ramos' first and Julio Franco, the Blue Jays tied knock out Bryn Smith, 5-2. ing an RBI double by Rose, to score was DeLeon's first triumph since Ramos homered and drove in two homer, Phil Bradley s double and it on the first two pitches by Rick Giants 3, Phillies 1 six runs in the fourth inning in Sept. 25, 1964, and his second in his runs yesterday as the Seattle Davis' single Behenna when Damaso Garcia SAN FRANCISCO - Vida Blue, overcoming a 2-0 deficit. Gary last 18 decisions. Mariners beat New York 7-6, ending The Yankees chased rookie doubled and scored on a single by the Yankees' streak of 12 con-starter Brian Snyder with two runs Ranee Mulliniks. secutive victories at home. in the bottom of the fifth on a single Moseby followed with his run- Pinch-hitter Al Cowens' home run by Rickey Henderson, who had four scoring double and, after Willie in the seventh drove in the eventual hits, an RBI double by Willie Upshaw walked, scored on Bell's winning run for Seattle, which led Randolph and a sacrifice fly by bloop double to left. Len Matuszek 6-2 after 4'J Innings. The victory Winfield delivered the fourth run with a ended a three-game losing slide for Edwin Nunez, 3-0, departed after sacrifice fly. the Mariners and the New York's giving up a two-run homer to Don four-game winning streak. Tigers 4, Angel* S Mattingly in the seventh that cut the DETROIT - Darrell Evans The game was interrupted in the Mariners' lead to 7-6. It was homered off the facing of the second bottom of the third when Mariners Mattingly's sixth homer and gave deck in right field to lead off the Manager Chuck Cottier, ejected by him a major-league leading 44 runs bottom of the ninth inning to give the first base umpire Durwood Merrill batted in. Detroit Tigers a victory over the for arguing a checked swing by Blue Jays 5, Cleveland 2 California Angels. Dave Winfield, uprooted first base TORONTO — Lloyd Moseby and Evans connected on a 1-1 pitch and heaved it into right field, then George Bell cracked RBI doubles from Donnie Moore, 3-2, who had threw bats and helmets onto the during a four-run first inning that taken over at the start of the eighth field from the Seattle dugout led the Toronto Blue Jays past the inning. Moore had given up a solo The Mariners chased Dennis Cleveland Indians In the second home run to Lance Parrish. his Rasmussen, 2-3, with a four-run game for a split of the first eighth, in the eighth inning to tie the third. Ramos drove in one with a doubleheader In the major leagues game. this season. single, Ivan Calderon walked with Orioles It, A's 1 In the first game, Jerry Willard the bases loaded after fouling off BALTIMORE - Wayne Gross hit a three-run double off Dave Stieb eight straight 3-2 pitches and Davis snapped a 3-for-34 streak with two in the ninth inning to rally Cleveland followed with a two-run single that homers and drove in four runs while to a 5-4 victory. The triumph broke made it 4-1 in the fourth Eddie Murray went 4-for-4, includ- the Indians' four-game losing The Yankees scored in the second ing two doubles, and drove home streak. on a sacrifice fly by Billy Sample. three runs as the Baltimore Orioles They made it 4-2 in the third on a After Cleveland took a 1-0 lead in There's rwvi, been a spm.racl<> •*"•! trounced the Oakland A's. I spectacular. All the great 19*5 Volkswagens. AN available to you now at very special deals. It's all because the new Volkswagens have Inspired Leconte upsets Noah risen to such stardom. The Jetto and Golf are smash hits, and GTI is th* Phelps and Maleeva will play slammed a cross-court backhand nV>tor Trend Car of the Year. So Wrec*l*br; terflnals against No. 4 Mats win • game 9-0 and yet NOT soore : • Wilander. a 6-3, 6-4, b-4 winner over I ANY runs? ... How's that possible? H Tomas Smid of Czechoslovakia. ... The score tor a forfeit without -; In the other fourth-round men's BET scoring any runs. ;' singles matches played yesterday. * * * •: top-seed."d John McEnroe YOU Of all the man who've ever played '~ eliminated No. 12 Henrik Sundstrom big lugue baseball, which one stole •'. of Sweden 6-3,7-5, 6-2, while another DIDNT the most bases In a career? ... The r Swede, No. 7 Joakim Nystrom, all-time bate-Mealing champion I* f stopped Chile's Hans Glldemelster KNOW Lou Brock who played from 1961 to fc 14, «-l. 6-1. 1979. and stole 9M bases a re- In women's fourth-round singles Here's an oddity about • current big cord ntw topped. •-' matches, No. 2 Chris Evert Lloyd league baseball player, canter field- * * * Neptun*) !J downed No. 11 Steffi Graf of West er Dale Murphy of tn* Atlantic I bet you didn't know that Qeorge Freehold ;• Germany 6-2, 6-3; Terry Phelps, an Brave* ... Murphy nit EXACTLY 38 Wall Lincoln Mercury has the finest Davlson Motor Car Co. Heinz Volkswagen. Inc. : 18-year-old right-hander from Lar- home runs In 1M2. EXACTLY 36 Mlection of Lincoln Mercury Prod- 4244 Route 9 4075 State Highway 35 i.ehmont, NY., upset No 8 Carling home runs In 1983, and EXACTLY ucts In New Jersey ... All priced to Freehold, NJ 07728 Neptune. NJ 07753 ;'• Bassett 44, 64, 6-3 when the 34 home run* In 1M4 ... What art make you happy. Com* In and s** (201) 462-0717 (201) 922-1500 •; Canadian totally lost concentration; the odds that a player would have for yourself. - No. 4 Manuela Maleeva of Bulgaria that exact total of homen every year :: defeated No. 10 Bonnie Gadusek of tor 3 years In a row? :• Largo, Fla., 7-1,6-1; and l&-year-oH Shrewsbury Toms Rlv«r * Gabrieta SabaUni of Argentina, the Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. Coast Volkswagen t No. 14 seed, ousted South Africa's 702 Shrewsbury Avenue Route 37E • Rosalyn Fairbank 6-0, 1-6. 7-6. QIORQI WALL LINCOLN.MIRCUIIY Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 Toms River, NJ 08753 , la the bottom half of the women's SHREWSBURY AYE., SHREWSBURY 747-5400 (201) 741-8500 (201)349-0900 ?; singles draw, Lloyd will now face The Register SCOREBOARD IY. JUNE 3, 1985

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•TO ouAumo awrms ALL LIASE PAYMENTS BASED ON 4« MO. FAIR- ROUTE 35 MARKET VALUE LEASE 60.000 ALLOWABLE MILES 1st MO. PAYMENT AND REFUNDABLE SECURITY DE- POSIT OF $500" REQUIRED PAYMENTS DO NOT INCLUDE TAX OR M.V. FEE FOR TOTAL OF PAY- SEHAZLET MENT8 MULTIPLY PAYMENTS BY *t MONTH8. The Register IV. JUNE 3, 1986 BUSINESS Reynolds Industries CBS to ask FCC today will merge with Nabisco to deny Turner takeover WTBS, announced in April his inten- WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (API - newly formed Office of the Chair- PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - CBS will tion to take control of 67 percent of R.J. Reynold! Industries Inc. an- man of Reynolds Industries. file a petition with the Federal CBS' stock, which Wall Street nounced yesterday It will merge with At Nabisco, which Is based in Communications Commission today analysts have valued at $3 billion. Nablaco Brandt Inc., forming the Parsippany, N.J., Robert M. asking that it deny broadcasting Turner applied to the FCC for the largest U.S.-baaed consumer prod- Schaeberle, a, will continue as entrepreneur Ted Turner's bid to ucts company. chairman, while James 0. Welch, 53. right to own CBS' five television take control of the multlbillion- stations and 13 radio stations The The merger, which Is subject to president and chief operating of- dollar company, a CBS official said. ficer, will be named president and FCC's 45-day period for public approval by Nablaco shareholders, In addition, man* of CBS' more chief executive officer. comment to Turner's proposal ends brings together the second-largest than *00 radio and television af- today. tobacco company in the country and The transaction has been approved filiates either "have filed or will file A CBS source who spoke on the nation's No. 4 food company. by the boards of both companies and petitions by the deadline," said Is subject to approval of the share- condition of anonymity said the The combined companies will George Schweitzer, a network holder of Nabisco Brands, to certain thrust of CBS' petition would state have annual sales of more than fit spokesman in New York City who regulatory clearances and to other that Turner's proposal was "not in billion, displacing the Cincinnati' confirmed that CBS would make the conditions. the public interest nor in the Interest based Procter t Gamble Co., with filing in Washington, DC. Nabisco Brands is a 16.2 billion of CBS," mostly on economic 112 » billion in annual sales, as the Earlier, a spokesman for Turner grounds. The source also said some largest consumer products com- food processor known for its cookies, Broadcasting System had said he crackers, nuts and snacks. Its brands affiliates have said they would end pany, according to Peter Allan, a expected that CBS would file the their relationship with the network if Reynolds spokesman. Include Premium Saltines, Rib petition today. Crackers, Oreo Cookies, Planters Turner takes over. "Monday it the last day to file Under terms of the agreement, Nuts, Baby Ruth, Life Savers Hard- Sando, TBS' vice president for petitions of denial," said the spokes- R.J. Reynolds, based in Winston- Roll Candy and Nabisco Shredded corporate communications, said that man, Arthur Sando. "We expect CBS Salem, said It plans Tuesday to offer Wheat Cereals. after today's petitions are filed, TBS to buy up to 51 percent of NaMsco's and its affiliates and support groups R.J. Reynolds' sales of 912.97 would have 10 days to respond. common stock at 185 per share in to file petitions to deny our request billion included federal excise taxes cash. to have the FCC approve the transfer on tobacco products; once the taxes Meanwhile, the Securities and The company's remaining com- of CBS broadcast licenses to Turner Exchange Commission is reviewing were subtracted, its sales were less Broadcasting." mon stock will be exchanged for than Procter * Gamble's, Allan said. Turner's offering and Is expected to $42 50 in new senior debt securities Sando also noted that today is the decide on the merits of the bid within of Reynolds, and $42.50 stated value Reynolds is an international con- deadline for allies of Turner's 10 days, said Sando. of a new preferred RJR stock, sumer goods and services corpor- takeover attempt to file petitions of company officials said. ation with interests in domestic and support. The FCC must also approve the The debt securities and preferred international tobacco, canned and ASSOCIATED PRESS For more than a month, sup- deal before CBS stock can be bought stock are designed to have an frozen foods, beverages and quick- ROBOT PICTURE-TAKER — Omnibot, a robot with a television porters and opponents of Turner's by the Turner group, and Sando aggregate value of 185. service restaurant services. RJR's camera, left, moves around on a display stage Saturday at the bid have been arming themselves expects that decision to come in the brand names include Winston, Salem The agreement was announced in 1985 Toyko. Japan, Toy Fair. The robot takes visitors' pictures with information on the financial fall, at the earliest. and Camel cigarettes, Del Monte merits of the proposal. Turner, normally outspoken and a joint news release by J. Tyle* which are displayed on a television screen. One hundred and foods, A-l Steak Sauce. Hawaiian Turner, chairman of Turner flamboyant, has not commented on Wilson, chairman and chief ex- sixty-one toy makers took part in the four-day fair. ecutive officer of R.J. Reynolds, and Punch, Kentucky Fried Chicken and Broadcsting, which owns Cable his move this spring because of the F. Ross Johnson, Nabiaco's vice Smirnoff Vodka. Newt Network and Superstation "silent period" imposed by the SEC. chairman and chief executive of- ficer. The merger agreement wai worked out late Saturday, said Allan As part of the merger agreement Nabisco has granted Reynolds at option to purchase about 10 6 miilior shares of Nabisco stock at (K pel share and an option to buy Nabisco'i U.S. biscuit division for II15 billion the officials said. "We are extremely pleated U B. 4sts) make this agreement with Nabiacc Brands." Wilson said in a prepared statement. "Nabisco's premium quality brands and its strong man- agement team offer the ideal ad- dition to the RJR portfolio." Johnson said that the merger wat IF* a "positive, progressive move and will enhance the future of Nabisco The combination of leading branc names and the variety of items give* us a line of consumer products and unequalled around the world." Wilson. 53. will head the combined company, while Johnson, 53, will become president and chief operat- ing officer of Reynolds Industries. Edward Horrigan Jr., 56, Reynolds Industries president and chief oper- ating officer, will be named RJR'i vice chairman. The three men will make op the Exchange workers may strike Prizes: + * NEW YORK (AP) - Whan the bell rings at 10 a.m. today to begin Let your father know $ trading at the New York Stock Exchange, the pages and "blue Just how special he Is to jackets" who work on the floor 300. carrying messages and entering, transactions might not be there. you by submitting an The 1,450 members of the ex- 3-MOO change workers' union called an I original essay for a.m. meeting to either ratify a new contract or vote to strike. Father's Day - written will be awarded! One way or another, the market would open, management vowed. by you! 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"WK. TRY1N610 SEE HOW AWCH KETCHUP THEY PUT WC ONE OF THESe 80TH£S.- .JUNE 3, 1985 Thf BeiltUf 71 Interns and resident Senate to act on defense legislation doctors vote to strike spending levels by the Senate A group of seven senators, Although the Senate never rati- WASHINGTON (AP) - The Armed Services Committee, urging resistance to efforts to cut fied the terms of the Salt II arms Senate is debating whether to cut those Brooklyn neighborhoods of which decided to permit the the program or to change the limitation treaty, both the United money for research into Presi- NEW YORK (AP) - Interns and Crown Heights and Bedford- Defense Department no spending direction of Star Wars research, States and the Soviet Union have dent Reagan's "fUr Wars" de- reiidenU it Interfalth Medical Stuyvesant if the best the hospiul increase beyond the rate of told their colleagues In a letter abided by Its terms since 197*. fense system and whether to Center In Brooklyn laid ypsterday can offer them is $2,000 to $5,000 leu inflation, the Senate is now that further reductions would insist the countr) continue toliv e The treaty formally expires at they are ready to strike the hospital than their colleagues at other considering a $2.07 billion reduce opportunities for a break- by the strategic arms limitation the end of this year. And that date if IU administration refuses to Brooklyn hospitals?" asked Dr. authorization for research into through. treaty. closely coincides with planned negotiate a new contract. James Mclntosh, president of the the defense system. "To cut back on these ideas Those proposals are chief sea trials for the USS Alaska, a At iuue are salaries and recruit- committee. now, before they are thoroughly among 18 pendiig amendments as Some pending amendments, Trident submarine armed with ment of new doctors. The 151 doctors who comprise the examined, may well cause us to the Senate retimes action this spurred by concern that work on sufficient nuclear missiles to The doctors earn an average of Committee of Interns and Residents throw out some of the best week on a $18 billion defense a strategic offense could derail bring the United State over the $2»,000 a year, according to Lou have been working without a con- innovation without our knowing authorization Hll arms control efforts, would cut SALT II limit for launch vehicles Gordon, a spokesman for the Com- tract since Dec. 31 and last nego- it," said Sen. Pete Wilson, R- Reagan asked for authority to the research authorization to as unless an older Poseidon sub- mittee of Interns and Residents, but tiated with the hospital on May 16. Calif. one of the signers of the spend $3.7 billion in fiscal 1MB for low as $14 billion marine or other missiles are management wants to reduce that letter The committee voted to authorize research inw the feasibility of a The effort will be opposed by scrapped. amount to 124,300 — which would put And he said that further reduc- a strike by a 2 to 1 vote, Gordon said. strategic defense system in- Senate conservatives who con- Interfalth salaries about $5,000 tions could have a negative A group of senators led by Sen. "It is with great sadness and only tended to prevent Soviet missiles tend that any further cuts would below those of other Brooklyn hospi- impact on the U.S. position in Dale Bumpers, D-Ark., is spon- as a last resort that doctors would from destroying their targets. render Star Wart research use- tals. arms control negotiations with soring an amendment urging agree to authorize a strike, but the After cut* in overall Pentagon less "How can we hope to attract top hospital administration has left us no the Soviet Union in Geneva. retention of the SALT II ceilings quality medical school graduates to choice," said Dr. Jonathan House. i Classified .ACTION LINE 5421700

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M7Hlohlends 231 Little Silver 233 Loflt Branch 233 Lena Braiten 233 Long Branch 234 Marlboro «0 Other PMbac NoMees » apaclal Notica* NOTICE Each Mddar muaf aubmii a lat- may be obtained from me under. WHSRSXt, Poet 1010) (tTMl Tha hlgheet bid shall be con- than (350.000.00 I uVli J BaaT\Y Bass Votarena * Foreign Ware ot dlllonelly sccepted until ap- Tha policy or poikctaa of m- ALCOHOLIC BEVIRAOI ca/ry out the contrael ea m- ' "t.""' ~ T* ter from a bonding company or- CONTROL landed or tor any reason In lha any debts omer oanitad undar *ha lawa of lha •Uooert are rooukod to comp- Long Breteh hee oHered 10 proved by Ihe CHy Council suranoa ahall ba of a company Of IMW of Naw Jm*. Mattna thai ly withraou*amentaolPL t*7s. donete oalain property owned A bid deposit In the amount ot com pan it* aulhorUad to do Take notice thai appllcauon ;v.|.iiiiin. ,t ™ ** iha oompany ww. fumlah a Par- Chapter. 1ST end SS ot the Pub- by n known as Stock 273. Lot 1: 10% of ths minimum btd in ths buainaaa in ir.it. Btato and ahall haa bean made lo the Mayor and the beat lae*XSJaL!Interests of Broofcdal"e ZSLZ 337 WayMawo* formanoa and Paymant fturaty He Lewa el 1*77. deeang wtm and torm of cash, bank check, or ba dallvarad to tha Landlord, Council of Marlboro Townenlp. Community College Bond H aaid Biddar la a war dad WHERtka. a municipality mey certified check drown to the togathar wtth avtdanoa of tha N.J. lo trenefer the Plenary Retail Bidders are required to comp- ttva Contract 01 nemee end mrm el Moen- acquire aay reel property. Includ- order ol the City of Long Branch paymant of tha pramluma that-a- C o n a u m p lion Lleenae ly wtth the rooWementa of P.L. POM ewe «in be required at me tims me ai32a-33-0is-ooi. laaued lo l»75 C 127 and PL. 1*77. C. SS. Cach Biddar la raajulrad lo ing eequidtton by gift pureuent to ln, ai tha Uma of axacutton ol tha LOSE WEIGHT a EAT TOOI CONTRACT Me N J S.A 40A:1>-t(a) and btd la mode. •MM. Tha Inauranoa company Outalde Inn, Inc.. from its pree- Junes S20 1* Borough of Highlands oompty wrtth lha faqulramanla of The Lima Saver Beard M anny Inactive aletue and unaltad AH Naiurel Herbal OHH Iduceoon mir •• the right to N.J.S.A. »* u-4 end Bidding la tob e in increma muat aiao provtda a carHftad Fun refund » not eeeened 171 (ay Avenue N.JAL. .ITS, C. 1*7. al. aaq copy of tha Naw Jaraay location to active etalue al new •.ddara aha* aompty ajHh werve any Milenneauea and to WHERIA*. the City Council ot of 1100.00. wtm e minimum bid pramlaae located at R.O. It. Bo« 250 Olh*r Public NotJces Cell Valeria 944 SIM Highlands. New Jersey 07732 rated any or en DMe the City X Long Branch he* de- of M 000 00 CafWtoato. At taaal flftoan daya Sealed bids tor the removal of •_". —M govarntng, tha ouar antes prtof toth a axpiratton o* tormln- 17SO. Route a South, Marlboro. Of Iqual Vnp*oymant Opportuni- IVtLYN P.. MC CANN termines to accept aeld otter ot The City Council rttiniii Hi* N.J. (Enguehtown. N.J 0772* BftOOKOALB COemUNfTY amiseng Mdawslk and curbing. right to rslsot any and al bids for atton data of any policy, tha ton- MRS. MILLER and rsoonetrucson of seme on ty, inohidlng N J I A. J4 9-2 at aeo'y/Bua. Adm»le»elw mailing addraaa). LMW Sever Boer* at BduoMon ""NOWNMEREFORE. BE IT OR. any reason and mey adjourn me ant ahall dafivar a r**nawai or LBOAL NOTICE Reader & Advisor fourth and FN»> Ski tit m ths auction tor a period not too » raptaoamant poikcy wtth proof of Thla matter haa been eched- Notice IB hereby given that the Soroush c< MeNcndc per plena AN Bidden enea oompty wtm OAINEC by me City Council M tha paymant of tha pramlum Ales Tarsi Card Rilling. Open . N.J. 0771* Ihe City of Long Branch ae W- coed one week without reed uled to be heard by the Marlboro Board of Trusteaa of Brookdeto daily 10 a.m. to • p.m. Cel tor and apacihaalonpst t wW bke ree- as lewe governing me aWeieeure tharator. Township Council on Thuraday. Community COMBS w*> reoervs ol *» eleakheMdra or pemere of June >. 1*M Mtf c*Me* by the Borough el Wgh. 111 a •ecatn 1. The Mayor and City Aftar tha Md la conditionally Tha tonant alao agraaa to,an d June 13. 1MA at 100 p.m. m the sestod bida si the Purchasing lendt ei me Baiouah Han. 171 Junes Marlboro Township Municipal Department. 7*S Newmen NJf.L. itTT. CM, at aaq Cound ol the Cfly of Lens acoaptod, and baton tha City ahaii aava. hold and naap harm- Say Avenue unW 1:00 PM 231 UWe «etv*r •renaa. He duty mimUH ear- Council BhaM award tha btd, tha laaa and lOamnity tha landlord Building. Objections. If any.Springs Road. LJnoroh. New Jer- IPrewawe Tana) on June 14. Mddar Bhall aubmlt tha foHowtng •nouid be made immediately m sey on JUNE 1*. IBM • 1:00 P.M. MRS. SYLVIA *dtorapartodo*»->tty(»0»(* from and toran y and all pay-writing lo Evelyn 0 Ptceosnl. teas end Men « eetd emee pue- heraoi luthcneH to Uka any documanta toth a CHy; manta. aap*>naaa. coats, attornay prevailing Urn*, at which Una PSYCHIC Mhr opened and read aloud •nar ooarwna. of propoaaia. Municipal Clerk. Township of snd place, said bids ww bs pub- Wdl being blii*ln* on Ml I Lima BB.«(R and al neeeeeary atape to ao- Cofporato/FartnarWilp ttMa and from and for any and all Marlboro. Marlboro. N.J. The CONTRACT OOCU- PIISII teke nonce mat the qulrenrough donation, property claims and llabHtty tor toaaaa or licly opened end reed on the READINGS MUtTB may be ssamMsd at the for said J.ty-day period Dactaratton JAMES F COLLINS. ESQ tallowing Hem: PRINTING OF Advtaoi on an aioaieirn of We * The Borough reeervee ths right idimgned haa aapaalad to me I by POM 101 OS (I7SS) Vet- r4on-Co«ua»on Amdavii damao* topropart y or in)ur-M to Planning Boerd of the Borough aona, oocaatonad whoHy or in AttorneA y fof r ApplicanAlpp t BP.OOKDALE VIEWBOOK Tarot Cards. Astrblogi a Palm John a, Truhem Associates > rates! any and an Mda AfflrmattM Action Ouaattonaira 0 S10M Btda which are tob e hand- of Line Uver tor a variance from 273.T3 pan by. or raauftlng from any June 3. 10 S10M Contract documents mey be Point Beach Profsanonoi Centre, the terms el me aomng require- Within tfxty'fM) day* aftor tha acta or omtoatona by tha tonant examined end oopies obtained 775-9572 list Mohmend Avenue. Pomt dsHvered the dey of me opening i, "Mitel tom e right of the Cay ooanlno of tha Wda. tha Ctty wtH 240 Rumaon SORRY must be submitted te Ihements of Zena R-1-A so ee to ad upon tham Tha aooaptanoa or tha tananta aeonta. am- «the Purcheemi Ooponmom of permit me applicant to subdivide It —armlm ma to ba un- ployaaa, guaata llcanaaai, We apatoalie to thsvmany guys 01742. Borough ef Hlghlanda. Boraush Clerk el the sme the the inaptly Into three (3) lota, of a Wd ww ba g(v«n tolh a BWC- itcanaaa. invttoaa. auMananta or PUBLIC NOTICa who wanted to enter me Miss bids ere ooBed lor merteuble or subfacl to Hens of oaaifui biddar by noitoa in -wti- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai on at 7M Newman Bprtnga Road. 171 Bay Avenue Ilkehtendc, New with tinnlBOl of one hundred any kind. auooaaaora, or lor any oauaa or Llncrott. New Jeraey on or alter Leisure Time Conlail to be hew SUds which are mlllid tom e ing atgnad by a duty authorttad the 16 day of June. 1SM si the at The Hcme a Leisure Show ki Jersey 07731 surty tool (ISO) teat one hundred ifoaen t. This srolnanca ensi rapraaantawa of tha Ctty No raaaon vmataoavar a/tatng out ot Copies ol the CONTRACT Borough Clerk's ofSee must bs twenty nine tlBhllin (12* 11) or by raaaon of tha oocupancy by Rumson Borough Hail, teat Convention HSU on June 21.22 « received one haw hour prior to MMMMI upon tie psattgt ac- otttar act of ma cny or any of • River Road. Rumson. New Jer- Bid ascurmso In me torm of e DOCUMSNTS mey Be obtemed tost en* one hundred (toot. (total ahaN oonatttvto th« acoap- tha tanant arxi tha oondvcfl of lha bid bond with adeoueta eeourlty et the ofnoe ef John S. Truhen »me end torbi d opening on me «hsr—s Ms asnmg ordmenoa tonanfa tuiwaii ssy 077*0. me Zoning Board df dele on wMoh they era to ba 'MI UsDMANca Pueuariac tanca of • bM Tha ac<**>tanoa of Adjustment •*• held s mat Ins Aiasent** to*HM «iI "01 "jsh. r*1Qyaf*jW *l ffilnlfTluitt o4 ots»*i HMIMTM WAB tNTROOfCaO a bid aha* bind tha •nocifm mond Avanua, Point Plaaaant opened MAINTCNANCE AND WE- onmeappuceson sf ate under. IS Instruction ol one hundred fmy (1*0) feel ATA ReouLAR MarrtNofop bMtdar towaout o lha IMM DCLIVCHY TO THI CITY e_, j ii nahlntT am* anrf r^Tisi Bssoh. New Jersey 0*742, upon Ths *ercu*h ww not be ra- a ptaoe emountormscM THT. CITY COUNCIL Of THS * Tha auLuaaaful Mddar ahaM ba v osyment ef SM Ot) tor eacrr sat. lintlllt tot1M B rue* IK tun si•mnajaf IKlimnltoa, m* mimmil person PI™ s•"•» ,•"••"» e*» • . w^-^ — — • • • ~ — — —— sHBC*w*n" J r^wsejaesssfa^ CITY OP LONO BRANCH IN THS damigti «• h«ralnbafora raaponalbia for tha ongoing may not be wlllidrawn wnhm f» ConvaaallonpouceteConvaraallon-pronuncletlen.. neeeeeary on the premleee OpUNTV OP MONMOUTH ANO provtd«d. Tha rtoht. and malntananoa of lha laaaad dare after die ectusl day of the .MIS S loolawina Oroup of S. •*a*sona #Vf Intt r^0fw| tt\e)s^ onaj known m Lola J.4.S. end M m afATt OF NBW jamjar ON pramtaaa and ahaR b« raapon- eat el CONTRACT OOCUMINTS m me Nodoe of BMdara gailona pr ovtoad tort n tha I 15 p.m. *71-*SM. awe* SI on the Ofllolel Tan Map MHY M. 1*M ANO WILL BE ^k-u • m — ^baBUuaaaau^b ««^«e alWa torth a internal aacurrty of The owner renmsa the un- •hen pay SMOO lor each ed- BMoara are oauMnad 10 reed The locatioIon of thlhae prwNeea m reslrtolBd right to refect sny or e* Mae Sciontielloni eererutty ol me Borough of LrMe Silver. FURTHER COrtSIOERlO FOR Ing upon me parSse only with Its tha aama during tha term of lha question le In mee RRSS Zonin— g DM- oemmenly known as BOO Proa- RNAL PASSAGE AFTER A PUB- ksaaa. Upon tha conctualon of ma oktt. snd tcAccept eny bM whKT No Nets wK be scceptsd srter formal execution. Ths socep- tncl. es shown on thee BorougBorogh PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION pact Avenue. Lltee Saver. New LIC HEARING THfRSON AT A lanos of s Bid IS provided here, laaaa. tha tenant ahaN radaHvar Ta> Map. Block 14. Lot » snd t levorebli 3 00 P.M. preveUmg ems el aald tha aama toth a Ctty, in good UlbBSMnM, saouLAR UUTWO or SAID m. ahaN consHtuto the ewerd of more oornmonty known as t). t»1-S1M deto. Lump eum oomieotl wW bs Thla matter end a public hear- ordar and condition, twaar and ess tfumps inlllH torth e work generally COUNCIL IN THS COUNCIL Highland Avs. ing have been ordered tor Tues- CMAMBERa S44 BROADWAY The successful wooer, upon 3 from a raaaon abla uaa f he applicant le seeking a varl- THE OVULAT1ON MSTHO0 — day. June II. IBM. at 100 p.m. ONO BRANCH. NEW JERSEY Me tenure or refusal toexecut e tharaof. and damaga by tha ata- snos torit s purpose of. MMns I, m tie oynlcn. Ol Item nil lamlly planning Tha ki the *«rou«h Haft. 4*0 Pros- ON JUNE 11. ISM AT I 00 P.M. end aslhisr me leeee. security manta not raauftfng from tha e deck onto rear ef house, with _ not eonsldersd I Hde torth e remove! pect Avenue. Lime saver. Naw JENNIE C OEFAZIO depoelt end Insursncs rvagtact or tauft of tha tenanl, aide yard en back of I feet Unenaeay or technically abta to aasljans ol ealeena ndiaim snd curbing, Jersey. SI which time you mey carry out IKS contrael SS In- me bid. CITY CLERK osrWlossn required wHMn nf. Beuaeirisr achieving or and rsconstruction of same eppeer either In person, by Junes 114 11 teen (IS) days smr he has rs- Tha City amphaaiaaa that ttv* tended o_r for any reason m the ISt.i«tlto Fourth and FMh Streeu In ths By order of agent, or by cllernoy. end pres- Al documents relating to MB owner's ludBBiriBM. n le not m Mayor and Council eahrsd notice of the eoceptance . jooaaafut btddar muat kaap tha eppacslton may bs Inapsotoo by TUTOR — r*aM> qinKm Col' ftorouajh of HlQntenda par plana enl any obMctton which you may ef Me bid. shea forfeit toth e CHy araa loaiod tn a ctean and tidy the best Him seat of arookoete Borough of Highlands hove toth e granting of this ap- 233 Long Branch the public In ths Office of ths -spse.ed.ee* Monmouth County. Nsa — ae liquidated demeges torsuc h Secretary of ths Beard In me tenure or refuse!, me BM aacurlty in tha avant tha auocaaafut btd- penis* By e imwir's enact pey- Mayor.Robsrt D NOTICE TO atOOSR* deposited with his old. Bosbugd HM ' Attest Karon M. BlnSHrin Thle notice Is published by ths . hereby orvan thai dar falta to adhara tothl a matn- •Wo te the Borough ot »Gh. applicant, by order of the Pten- ""SfTMS^—. >. u. aw.' '(••fs'cTjTsndPLriiTf.C.SSi land*. Monmouth County. New Sorough Ctork pureueM to NJ.SJV 4OA:11-14 a TERMS AND CONDITIONS OP p « y Al persons mtersstsd m Ms , g.g no Deta Mey 30, IMS nlng Board. Ooouments ana Ulliaeeineiue of the CHy Coun- LEASE in»a the right, aher due no- stpkosson wM bssNen smote Jurat Jares,. benli draft: UnH** Stales plans mad by the applicant era tp g Ctovanvnartt Bondi or aalteiac* June* SM.04 cil of tha City or Long Branch win Said Cny property ahsH not be nce to tha tenant, to enter the opportunit- yto to be hearheerd et the e.olarito for inspection during receive bMa orally and putwefy used lor sny other purpose other leaeed properties lor Ihe KXV BM Bend enecuted by ma HBulir buHnns hours at ne above stated meeeng. 51 Help Wanted Bidder and e eurety oompony. in al auction on Monday. June 10. purpose of memtsnanee. end wai Mr. and Mrs. Robert Borough Hal. 4*0 Prospect Av- _ al 1000 a.m. pra.admg The bidder may not suaM me an amount of net Mee man Ian 231 UWeM»er enue. IMS SUvsr. NSW Jersey. Male or Female percent (10H) el me bid price. ume In the Council Ceueea room. Mass wtmoul ths sipreee wrttton coat thereof which muet be poM * not te eaeeed SSOMOOO. MtVtTAltM TO SMO ALBERT T SERtth Third Floor. Oiy Haa. S44 Broad, permission of the City Business to the City by the tenanl within Attorney tor Curfcrd Bhaw. r. Long Branch. New Jeney \dmlnwrator. ten (1011 alanilii daya. 6 Lost and Found The llimuM BMder. upon Sealed bids tor Mmlehlng MBk end Oranje Jules lor Ihe Applicant . the lining of a yd by to Any Ham or cuetSet not epectfl- May 31 a Junes 1179 21 24* Btate ot New Jereey ACCOUNTING neeee ot award by the Borough. IISS-M scnoolyesr wai be re- June 3 II714 portion ol City owned properly FREE FOUND ADS will be required to furnish along the boaidwalli tormerty As e servtos tocu r oommunny. ceived « ats Office of the Sec- . . during Ihe »TAT* or HBW JBRSCV Cirsaiam of neurones ee re- retory of Ins known ee Jungle Own. term of ate lease anal be de- 233 Long, Branch The Oaky hiolssn Is oftortng a peny In Centre! Jersey » looking quired by the Special Con. 23» Long sVanoh lei FREE 3-HnaFOUND ad tor 4 DESCRIPTION OP AREA TO cided upon by the cny Admtnis- tor en Accounting Manager to owene, and sslstaclory Per- N tralor baaad on tha baat interaai AN ORDINANCI days under our Lost a Found manege the Auunumn*/ tormenoo, Labor end Metirlbli nt RMd aafid Sea BE LEASED AUTHOHOim THB ACOUMI _jd. UIBa Sever. N.J. * ° " ° ' •**"*• of the CHy. TION OP PHOPtWTY POR TM* Busmses once Rtapnnen urHS iftSS am.. Monday. June TERM OF LEASE inlouds intiiyment si omoe through paraen or paraona daa- fT?'SS^ granted by me City of Long THtRO AVBNUB MOWRII AY- ncneety 1 WM do Ha pert In ftnd- 17. 1*M and wai be opened and Branch beginning at a pouil In Tha Mass prspsrsd by me city INU* IHTSRMCTION Rl ranana or appwvad by tha reed «. me pubHc at mat ema. Attorney shel be tor ths period *ie ongmel own ' Borough Of Mpghtanda the nearly curb-Hne el Ocean CONSTRUCTION P ue « S41-1700 Avenue aeld POM being located (RpfTMNI THS wl"r C Ltvery Con- a art aouthorty from the mlarti will be re- OOO 1/17 TMTON PALLS - proMnoatlon el the eeuMrty MOUTH AMO *TATI OP NSWceived by M Otracav. OrvwlaOl n ema* tan female mined Pug curb-tine ol South Broadway The Oty of Lone Branch re- df PPer»m end FFataalr,m . LbLaboo rn endd Owner stasis ea* Bfpfirw*ana m*j Humans BlsHI,. MSX100. leeee esreemeni upon Ian (10) WMOWA8. the CHy of Lorn InduckKu y BuHdtno. ON 404,, Tren- oayv novoa in ma OTFTBVFI *n*j aVanoh haa tnatttuted a program ton. NJ oam unt* HAS e-m.. FOUNO - amM Btock SOXN-4*! Tfiience {1) aeotarty a dtetonoe of road reconatrucoon for th' e Tuesdayues . June M, 1 MM. at which Tamsr type dog M Nl BRIDGE ADVICE of 2a' * to a pomt in the property la needed by me City of TMrd Avenue Mcma Avenue THERMtSTBR Long Branch or State of New kiki- antea , proposals wfa ba puoady moum. Cel 171 -•*». line ol me ew'lelnn boidwaH; scson In ths CHy of Long ONE REGISTER PLAZA Thence (2) southerly along the Jeraey tor uae In oonetrucuon of POUND - Orsy t whna ktasn. SHRBWSaURY. NJ 07701 Ocean Blvd. or la required ae ieh. County of Monmouth At: Cheesequshs westerly line of the existing snd State ef New Jerssy;. end •*• Part, Matawsn. NJ mala. M wks. May SS at Wast •rALFstEDSHKINWOLD boardwalk a dknnoeot BO1 to a pan of the cttya lodevalnpement Kaanabura FUehlvse Owner or Equal Oppty Employer M/F profect torth e area. WHEREAS, the City II The duration of me oooceeelon PART TIME — Adventure le pomt; authorlied to acquire by greement shea be tor ens (1) aeed home. 7S7-»S31 South reported (food and bad promises a suit of four or more PAYMENT OP RENT ee a member sf e RIFLE Thence (31 westerly e II—net puroheee or condemnation. veer wtm two (2) one veer op- FOUNO - Mlasd Cooker yours as cards #ith a count of 9 to 11 points. or 21 ± to a point m the sesteny The bid amount if aoneplerl. those propertlea within lit of renewal et me soto die- (OUADO.. HJ>. ssntors. runtors. news after today's hand. The good ahall be payable toth e CHy of Spemai. male. Found Rl. 96. s. snd Cdsos etuil»ito. curbttno d Ooean Avenue: boundartas neeeeeary tocom . HidlBsluail. Can SPCA newt was that he had bid a good If your jack of diamonds were the Thsnos (4) ncflhsrly along the Lena Branch at the erne ot en. ptett the Third Arenus Mime srsst pay * S4O00 ad a>- king you would bid two spades smelly ourb-ane ef Ocean Av- ecuion of IM leeee. leea than the I M ietn penae pay back • M.040 Ol *• slam very skillfully. The bad newt l»»mns *>* and employees are heresy el Canaeeiltinr (JMI NOBTH map prepared end submitted by lendtord igilml any an* a* neb- aulliuilaad to lake any and all *2. Room BM, Labor and •a-0100 PART TIME - Adventure IB spades to draw trump.. msOt, Engineer, and avamato Wly or cJme ef »•> ertalng neeeeeary alapi. mdudlng con- MM CN 404. Tran, LOST -u*Je saver. Femau csl, yours ee e member el a RIFLE • KJ10 for review at the Purchasing a em of. apcaenmd by or niy« itoiniiBaiiii. to eoquire el the ton. NJ 0M». during normal tan wHh btock aertpee. Mack » SQUAD HI. mam rumors, South then led a diamond to the B*| City Clerk's Office kl ma MunW- tnfl frovn any aoctdaitt or othac* wMue •iMIIHiilbylsw, swsa Buewase hours at 1:30 a.m. snd en fsrshssd, wMto patch on Oreda. and Coseos Wudinto. pal Bunding during regular busi- vplaa In ov atoout ana taaaad portions sf Ins lelleertni mouth a chest, name H Km, aam greet par • S4000 s*. s«- king and another diamond. Down 0K62 ness houre. Reward tor return. 747-S3W censs pay beok • U.04O Gl BW BIDDING CONDITIONS eon or ponjona. toramn e ol not t 110.000 student Hen repsy cm when the diamonds broke IBM man 12.000.000 00 par eoU- LOST - Green perot «W red •AJ7542 •s the Third Avenue' Monte ' heed. Name -Jeep- Won unfavorably. Holy and oreHy by Councra rep- dam or ooouranee end for tea* or aw Other PubMe Nottc** ft, of First St I 747-M11 Aek tor PETE SABO or EAST WFiUM ki the CHy of Lono BPjQOHDALa COaeMUIIITY j s m I ODDS BteltaMl UffefaT BBTtfl Branch. County of Monmouth ism si If found. Col AT THEIR sear pner eer.iee • S3 *>784 and Stoat of New Jersey 7*74417 locmoJ.L LaOALNOTtC*. mey apply: The odd. were 2 to 1 against a 9QJ1054 9K862 Noaos le heresy given thai the NJ ARMY 0J7 Beard of TruHsss If Broalidall 3-3 break of the six missing dia- OQ1083 Community CDltfle wM reoervs NATIONAL GUARD monds. With the correct play the • 63 • KQ98 233 Lena Branch niiiri Mda M aw Purchssms CS>T41-ai1t,l AMUSEMENT GAMES Department. 7SS Newman odd* would be 4 to 3 in South'! LOBT - Mete OSL betja orange rm^MOfNAH PUI Bin lias Road, UnsreR, Naw Jer- SOUTH c eiy oSjUNE 17.1 MS - 2 00 P.M. tabby. Mey tt In viaJiy of 7-11 favor. HERCWTTEC H WASINTFOOUINTFtOOUCEC O en Branch eve. UBS SPver Re- 73S-S7M or 7S7-M33 • AQ982 T A nsnimn O OP South should take the ace of BE IT OROAMEOROEO by the C*y Council ot the OB/ ef Lena AT A nsnimn MHTINO OP and ptaee. esu bMS wBI be pub- ward B4t-riM. APPLICATION - VA73 m me CCount y of MonmoutMon h and Men of New Jereey. PlJ I . THE CITY COUNCIL OP THE LOBT sTM — WoWty ef JMBaM i4jlmfTu*a the ace of dubs, a club OA954 XI. Trams, of thh e IlIl l O OOa of Ihe Ctty of Lang CITY OP LOHO BRANCH IN THt tolowlng I Ava., Kaanatoura, rnan B vteddinQ Ulieilel Church, Ree Bank In- ruff, the king of diamonds, a second COUNTY OP MONMOOTM AND 1VPRINTIN. Pflll O OF INFOfl- band. PJnuARO. • 10 v oKJhaduia XVI rncorporatod by rataranoa into autiaao- STATE OF NEW JERSEY ON MATrON SCHEDULE Cel 7*7-73*0 weak-nlghl rehereel. Musi Bs club ruff, a apade to the ten, and a •en li-l 10 of Chapter XI ana* be further aminded and aup- MAY SB. IBM ANO WILL " i. AUDIO vnao EOUIPMINT Kamantad by adding me tor ' FURTHCR COIiatOtFalO I _. LOST — B/SB. - yrOBRWafi prograivi vor i^aa. wirt* club ruff with the ace of spades. Netta East Seat! Weal Namaof Street SM FINAL PAtBAOE AFTER A PUB- 3 CLASSROOM/OFFICE liialilltL tm, M Re* Bsnk. un mill ontywtmr McArthur Avenue EM Beginning 10* fee) mm the LIC HEARMO THEREON AT A FURNITURE Broad St. - ..MMJiW. > ' Now South overtakes the queen 1* Pin 14 Pat* REOULAR MfSTMa OP SAID 4. VENOtNO POOO * RE- northerly our* Una of OhiBon FRESHMENT SERVICE * of spade* with dummy*! king to 2* Pass 30 Pan — It " COUNCIL IN THS COUNCIL CHAMBSRB S44 BROADWAY, SSI REWARO — Per I l\rittLS draw the last trump with the tack. 44 Pas* 6* All Pat* Sicaint. The remainder ef aa e»nr imtni and lybtinn i o« Chepttr XI not apecllloalyamanoad by IMaMewenoeelMJ remain ON JUNE 11. IBM AT M0 P.M. Beat 74*. PM Bank. NJ. 07701. JENNIE C. DCFAOO _ Community Clll|l Dummy's clubs are good, and de- in fun tores and efHM. al TBS Newman Seringa Rose. AaaeSTANT MKNAQSR — Rs- clarer cheerfully gives up the last Secsen S. AS •leiiiiiiim or parts tkarsat CITY CLERK Uncrofl. New Jsrsey on or aftsr Buna" Rd a P IMtot BM—m klltiMusf Opening lead -<9Q * , ^j aBWaah - - -•*— - - - - —^^ - - Junes JUNC3. tM* Btvsr. May II. trick. or ima atwnanoa atv nanpoy BM asniMlBes In the torm ot a HMIBII 4. H any MtMton. aa*a»a»h. i m mmmo^m Beth bMbondwtth 9 apodal Nottce* DAILY QUMTION A l***B*t O-U* t* •rkige writ- pro">aton of ihia ordUnoa aha- ba ad|ua>ad thereon, or oersttod check in en sume I aelary iTautamemi to tan ay AMiai BaslaiwtM I* avail*. aa>piyonry amount wtun to lots sf me Mrs.Jsntee,e/eLPO7RI.SBMi. taoadiudoad The Zoning Board of Adkjel- ef *i* bM. net to P.O. lea 1STA. RMgiaa. NJ. Youholdt*>784<7K8620J7e> ment ef Vis Borough ef Mon- OSSSI er ess SH-7e<4«1*. K Q 9 8. Dealer, at your left, bid* f77w daamad vaHd and afl msuat Baeoh met en May IS, uo.ooe wM be mam I- Bus, •aotton I. Th» twdhviwa aha« taka affaol upon Ha IMS and toot ate Nluilng as- may not be withdrawn win*! M one apade, your partner doublet latlaaiaa a stastveel, Ml(-ai> days sBsr sie actual day of tha THt OflOtHANCI MUIHID HtMWfTH WAS MTPIOOUCtO Bui opening and the next player peases. What at****. We. M aavaisa*, te Mteta- *T A PttOULAft MtfTlNO Of TMH CITY COUHCH. Of TH« CITY Of The owner mir n the un. riaf*, la eare ef tU. LOMO BWANCH IN THt COUNTY Of MONMOUTH AND »TAT1 Of Lota 1-a to permit m. addiuii of rssMslsd rtaM torefec t any or ej do you say? ON MAT M, INtVANO WILL M fUBfTHW CON- ' andtoa»iaplanyBMwnHh tJO. IBBSS tsalts the it levoreble meehtoe ops. ANSWEBi Bid three hearta. The MtfTINO Of sVUO COUMCtt IN THI _ tar an*. eM*, LCAI AY LONO MUNCH, NEW «pm.-t!pnLSrteh»lt!a.m.-7 jump response to partner's takeout ejIlMBirr LAMB - S40 an a.m. S4 a ean. ne ess. neseeo- P.. JUNI 11. IMS AT 100 PM. sj^ejaTrV ^BVJB e^i^B»TaTsBT)sT*j. BVUBsa a doubt* I* not farcin- but merely JtNNlt O. OtWATK) ary C» pen SnnBej AssSiM l Oas i-«i*-M*-0MB torearsen, 17 ailkeslai oToaV CITY ciemc XVSSfJXZgi Wts. *4hrs. inmnnai or tsatinlBS*) seat » Tbf R«a>l«r IY. JUNE 3. 1985 si I1_ II Ha)p Wanted SI Ha4»Want««1 JI Mia) Wanted II Hafr Wanted Si MtlpWnfd II Hely Wanted SATHSR/OROUMSR S HSLPSR COMPUTER PROORAMMER - OtMTAL ASSISTANT — PanpvuTajt- uaaM«pj,AlOt - Pul ARMY RESERVE wwt BHIiMiUri aapartomx. -T TTBI I nMinriraa imn DRILL SERGEANTS •na aaak daya am buay omoa Mual bo anarp and tortna « S4J0. MUM nava o«i oM i at ass-saos PRINTING Saa N-4SO. 1 SfiT iTION APPLICATOR - Shrowaaury. NJ 0 Laauna tor <»aM|' mmaai) par- Man-m. CMBWUTO) aon m IB npini aapt «_• i I «l' COOK - Lunon Fua Bma awl CM I01-741-MMKM kM NJ maon taMK. Fua ama. »n> at oamara, atrtppms. and ptoBna l4S.rTS0aaa.SST torn CM W1.7W.1f1. Fi1HU MJ MMNMRBMy. Alao pan ama oon- _ o* (taoinM Raa> m- CARRIERS qukad CIBIII aajBlnl lor i S»S cKwopx a Dmiysiiw ARMY RESERVE WANTEO mar okay CalB*«-ai10 ato.. tor haa«h toad atoraa Cat BE ALL YOU CAN BE COOK 577-1140 ar MH11S. For Tlnton Falls a nmn Fin lif^lllnrtfc n j 4Pfc-i aanam CM »i-oui •ma/aan ama. Apply in paraan INSTRUCTORS Tha may Rwjtotor Soma aa- wwiinyiofi HO. Bra* J i RSunaoo. Tab Hwy M PART-TIME SUMMER JOBS COSMETICIAN - AI around op- -VtR 11 Praawa can Stsva Qar- orator Mr mau-up Kudu In Fak daHa at S42-aMO. Ham CM 747-irtI SIT MAOY/LOT PERSON - jrliOOl ATTENTION! CARRIER WANTIO - Kayport aaa • am • any. » For auto d ol youra an 1-4 ami ••IBBBHBBB, mmnMnn Tl lal aEaa'iaaBl •'•• fc. traad St. ttai. st CUST0O1AN - fun Bma pa*- .. w » yaara aapartanoo ssrst T < aftan raprrins la a Ra aTTaaa iiajnt. NJ c <»i.74i-aaai had sank NJ «;shraaM»V NJ 0rT01 MM1H or Ml IMP 7/t/»» CM lor apamaam Moaaa COMPANY - a 2»1.7SO-I1»1. FraaKou MJ KIAHSauRO. ATTENDANT — Sat-iwr a«T IT. Rumaon Fak ng tor t-0 iniiauii toto- NURSSS — RN/LPN CARRIER WANTED » aatoa poopto Salary plua GIRLS & BOYS ARMY RESERVE 101 • n. Haura Ill to n 11 yn and ataor • ALL YOU CAN BE *>M M Lang Sranoh. HM KEYPORT It VICINITY DATA ENTRY PERSON - Pan 8ffi • WMto Laundry ama. banal tram 7474140 You're Naadax) CALL MR Lang Ttntaaa at. Biuaa*aai ar tu-1113 FACTORY LAaORSR - ToDaJnvr ... a->. Man Frt.'innndil Can- SSS0 DAILY RCWSTER DAY CAMP COUNatLOM oiimani OsMSr. 1S0 Hary 14. RIAL ISTATIS SALES SUMMER OFFICE HELP AUTO MECHANIC - QUBMBII In THE REGISTER NJ.' CaaOaMy NEEOCO — July 1-AuguN » HOLMOEL/COLTa NECK AREA null IgtMoti ana auto A/C liilaiaalia appaoaMa asnd ra- paaa Mwmng MVt In your area. TOBHtona inallalila In aoava aMoa «ark. uaM Ma ana MM 949-U10 innBar HlplK. Apply at Floron- NUMBI AIM kVP - S-11 aMR. oHotopnonoOTini 6aai>41~ui1 oa Maa. 1400 Maranoa Ava. " ama. Ma* aa aapananaad. or apply al Wnllin TarmHa • TanMs Ckitl. 140 Harmony Rd Openings Now: PaatOsmMl. 4» amiail.ry CARRIER WANTED 1 So vioodtand and Woodland •a aaa Madtoanar Sat-saOO Or. Fak Mayor, CARL F. AUTO DfTAH. PERSON — Pttl DELIVERY PERSONS - Earn up FACTORY HSXP NEtOtD - On NURars MH — pan ama. 7-1 to 17/hf Summammo hra. awaa 1 2 Syoamara Lana. Kamp Mus SMaM. «M CM Mr CM Mr appt U144M baMaan "aMVIAQ nTajMMftaM* >aft flMft- WM SUMMER i 747-071? 11 a-m-4 p.m. tm tan CM Arrow Wowan Avanua, Rumaon REAL ESTATE SACKHOE OPSJMTOR Laaai Co.. Manaa«e. Taoaitl WRSSS; AIDES -_Fu» t pan rouva thought about It Lama* DELIVERY PERSONS NfEDED 1. Oapfay Lana. Avanua ol about it now Our ofitoa la ana ol JOBS Muat aa assartonoad FLORAL OUKUaiR — 1 poa- Two ajyara So.. Rumaon WVSSTSNT RSP TrVUNHST CM MS-74S1 wona iiiialii. be. maxim, HUB. Cal tor appt 171-0177, >ia top 4 in da PaM tank araa. $7.15 TO START hra. t Ml* hra. day or MaM but Ma tram rkjM POOPK CM MAJOR taViDf) Prtvato Murotno, Hama. BAKERS HELPER - CAKE IT-0SS1 •am up to 17 Hr CM M1-M14 M p.m. M*->3i ^^ FINISHER t DOHWA1HIM 11-4 p.m. AIOE-J-11 aMl I>- NO Fun K» Can WHS] FLORALOMIONtP. - 1 PO»- WAIL STREET ^amon-OoWsy mm inn Wood S DENTAL ABaWTANT t OiNTAL Nuramo moro. Ekportonood or baokvnor* EXPERIENCE oui mm vain rtaM paopla. CM INVESTMENT Maii»A 400 Miry. IS. imioHli an. TrkabMB arm at Bioinoiins atv BE YOUR OWN naadl onry apply. S4S-t t-§ pm. III III I 21COttMMlMN»n) BOSS CASHIERa/STOCK - Drug FM CM 747 »4t NURSES - RH-IPN, Ul Bma. aato In ManmluSl County mtar- a la ourraMty mliliin run tsvsDESK CLERK - Pan ama NOT PART-TIMi FLORAL DCSIONCR CALL 1-7. Apply In paraon. Arnold •19 HMr M. •*-* Havan vtow In Wuuutlldia. Must ba IS H you aro MM moVwalad your ©am WaaarNgratng Homa. an So •am ftis to U» par hr MraigM Mp In at* aSova Mad mow tor 4 p m.-mMmgnt ahHI a 741-nN Ailam pp tdmht^ .m afMI CM 542-8880 fQEMENT aural Ava.. Haatot Mon-Frl HI ISSO Sam to lam. OROUNDSKEEPEP.HANOY RfdPTIOMiaT - Pan Bma FULL TIME - UsM lypms » raeard kaaplng tor TEACHERS ASSISTANT - Par your own he ORAPTPERSON - Pan ama.1 11 ariin Dpiilu lirpirann. naan PERSON — J-» daya ear k INDED NUFaMS RN/LPN/AlOCS M/F amal piaiaim omoa Cat MBMB a uddtore. 1 i-i. Man-pn 201-3M-317I d hourt Soma Knowtodga maramda NuraMs Homa. t INDIVIDUALS No> pay raav Pn.ato duly and M4-O00 SIM par hour Yaar round paa- and tar* drawing vm atoll niaal. All aMM anaaibli laon EUno HAIROREMER Pun or pan ama A> maari Can rr - i BOYS/GIRLS aMkaSlSr . FULL TIME - Rial Maria nursa SorvWaa. IS Nnaa Hary . MkXHa- TEACHERS - TSI S Sa) | All aMRa. Apply m paraan. ABaa • lakaOMrtoaaann lOan. 071-44O0 lyprng i'l'lll't «x>«g tor mad 4 aaew i OVER 13 7JB-0M0 Contact Larry CM3SS 10M oandiaaria. SanaMa CharMM. anoa toaomr tor a»i a SSX da- CLERK - Uto*. Liquor Eaaoo. AAM . MoM n -»«.»«. 55-4 'aaanara - 741-1*04 Rout* Drivers. Part- FULL TIME SALES HELP ROORAMS 2-3 maMM Imayaa ungar). Can MTAIL — Mana0amant traktsM MOUTH. BELFORD. HAZLIT wpptT In p#rS)Ofi PraOnrnOlf^n School Supar- AND MIOOLETOWN ARCAS COLLEOC ORAOUATE time (vehicle tup- ta.1000 aa> tor Mary r-AMM )otn our ••••—•i •41-1170. E.I Bunding Cantar. 777 Shraaabury . at Cniniig Jaana. 40 haur THIS IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE Ava Sr»laa»giy. . .Mrfnattva AaHon FOR MORE INFORMATION Suay Haawi Apancy raquMd w- piled). Must have HELP WANTEO g i «vooh avvtfbi Mual ba atoyar/Saual Opponunlx. CALL MB OCKION AT 5M3UBI ami a background W valid driver's license FULL TIME - Supply dor* Pan ama. Par hntmenaaa CM pa>"Vna pjaiJOi n#ip*l 3 »T dMawn oraBsM ad- •»p oam trana 4W-1M0 TSCIINKIAN — wan baaic aa- in mo. oonaataa •«- " aaa Bid. SOVS/OMLS and a clean driving HELP WANTIO — Far Maaiiari 7B7-4J73 hra «-10 p.m t day. A Hour MoaaMMHadaant Mhaura. Sinn or laundry Dapt CM AINTERS - CommarOaH ooa- in waaa. MEN/WOMEN record. No ex- day ajast. A> bank lulldan. M Oua to a rapid growth, wa hava AM Equal OatwrUMy Em. Banana) moluda poona mrnVjar. MJ-P774 perience required. ptonoaralooaatooi' Wa ^ootaanecoj Daoawa^ovAo pioyar Finn aand raiim » airtto dsawa to So. z-ttt. Tha IBRJMONOW - For run t pan :>^173 hra. HO p m M>nd and Maura. Cal tor Sauna »«BaB» IN YOUR AREA Ca> The Register, OneRaoHaar, Snrawaaury, N.J. ama aummar natt> Maal lor Cat bra" raauma to: SOB T.T.4S44 , Tha I-SOO-MI-OSIO today II you •O. 2-437 TUB Rllllll 'AINTtRS- CemmaraMSoua- S42-S479 SlmimlBiy. NJ. 07701. 07701 Mas abdantoar makira aau» S bury, NJ 07701 want monay. pnaaa A a«traa Register Plaza, >m. MuM hava 3 yaara a* mTAIL AUTO PARTS STOMI Aduna muat hava a ear. iTANCt OAL/Our FRIDAY - SaMa da- TELEPHONE SALES STAR lEOOER II IN JSRSSY Shrewsbury, NJ. My M F. Port «mo pmmmrm* No ••- COUNSSLOR - 12-monai paa- paKim#nt y tlk 0010 balaaan • a.m -a p.m >ortonco naaataafV' Mocneno, •sn K provHH orlatt mtar- Apply in person fun Wna Mti oorklng HmmHaai AMIar Judy SRAKE — • front and maohan*. ol eampvajn. Juno yaduaaj AINTER8 WANTIO — Fua lAornoofi A ovon*nQ hour# ovoJl. Eaparlanaa* «Mi looia S day »anaen aNorMarm oaunaaang, ma APMr m paraon: 41 Han- Ml tor apPBtnaninl XS4-S700. Mrtt. Ham HUMPH Ca> paranta 0 lacurty aduoaBon and 7 a.m.-9 a.m. MBtaama. Wa aai tram on i pan '41-3311 I watt. Hoipmiaiaor. » Bto *- wAiTRtasaaywAiTii drtekaan PI.. Fak Havan. i Auto Pana, Kayp auranea, paM no»da|i, op- Bma baaa unM araduaaon In- portunity ler advanaamanl. E2T. oaasnt banana * isWry CM RN/LPN — Pan ama piaraon Craw Tira, Rla M. Pon Mon- am MS1S1I. PART-TIME N on 3-11 aMl. Can tor TELEPHONE EVES. & SAT. A.M. SOLICITOR BUSY ORTHODONTIC KlTCHSN HD.P - Ell pral Tlta Qfaat opportunity lo aarr> from RNS-LPNS - Fun • part Bma PRACTICE Lad Bank. | Lmdv PI. Rad • 70 0O1OI1M00 on J-i11i pm Saaka totonia COA or ROA Ap- ahlli Ptaaaacamorappl HMUp pkoanl_ mual ba Wanoly. Nuralng Homa. 071-0177 onoraooc. coring, rpavo % oraii NNQ/MEDICAL %M.Saawy ROOM CLEANERa — Part MM. Ing arm. BBH1S0 rappon wnh toanagara. and ba TNa * MaM Haur motol S a m -4 p.m.. Sal A wMng toprasttoatoan daniia*rv HOMEMAKERS Sun Can S4S-47OS. • TELLER - Savins' * Laan. op- Fua ama Cal 747-StH COOK- Fun m, BIOPJIH aap AVAILABLE MATURE STUDENTS - Emarpnamg yo CARRIER WANTEO J -•«ba> rK£ng For Iplh'pry m ma Rumaon-Falr BARTENOCRS - Fun wna Dayl ANYONE Who haa a naad tor an Havan araa ApproxlmaWy 1v* "inpaandoaoh TO INSTALL 10 1 Mm par day About SIOO J LEOAL SECRETARY Laan SpmiUlBia par mono Rillabli oar a mual For MtollltBIUII CM SuaM. Ca4«flnn a yaa ara at toaat 11 yaara old and COBS44-S7J4 araraady to aam. RN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES 'ART TIME WORK - Naar your TOW TRUCK DRIVERS WANT- Ta aajn up. oat 141-4000. t«t lO-E» •orwng oonda *Vt*. »1S 51 Help Wanted Si HelpWaated mYSCUUtt • MEMCAL JlUmam . KOKAl KCKTAMEt. He In Iho ejarty rimeiiiftO, hf• 1 aai oada *fH Explore the opportunities. Contact tha participating recruiters in this au wa ovoraaa aw oarrton. da- DIRECTORY, and pleas* mention Tha Register. • Kaanaaunx WaatmanaanB.pl Tha naQlstsr has sn ooanlng tor a District SaJaa -v,,.,-,.---Bt» aajriiaii • • tly-j -a. UPHOLSTERY OEPTHSXPtR- PMImOaWIO, , aM^Va^BjVoTaraWl^VjoaaWii nflHOflHOt ATTENTION! Pul Bma Pkk up S daBvary or Manapar In Its circulation dapaftmant. a UNaUN n SSaac n CCan as Iraa This antry laval position Invotvas supsrvtslng youth NURSES'AtOES HOME HEALTH AIDES Paraannal 0am 1-S0O-S41-OSS0 or 177-401. monitor. TH« RCOISTf A RN/LPN 3 11 Mra Cmadino ALL HEALTH CARE Pan Sma FUNTIR - On hot carriars In tha araaa ol salaa, asrvtca and coaac- FAMILY a CH1LDRENS SERVICE SERVICES. INC Nnaa. Enp. not HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT It King. Hw, USED CAR BALESPf RSON ttons Wa provMJa training and an oncaisnl com- CENTER lit aath Avanua aayaaaPjito Long Branch. NJ 07740 NJ 07741 Fua 4I pan pansallon packaoaoa.. Wa are ima/astad In sgrsaalvs IBtHoy 14 12011171 •ART TIME - Houlaetaanliil p IK1I323-B100 pratorrad 73 Individuals h havh a prioi r aaJss/ot/ r suparvajoiy Itokndal, NJ 07713 pratorrad Pan or ml Bma Apply who SaWpMB «T»m •» aa* waaaiMi, 41 Pram at Kay- V AL ET PARKSR - Par Ngh rtos ai lanoa. MM ajam. Oan aana a muat aanaa. Maal hava aaUd drMri Cat 747-aMS Man-Thura. 1-4 •aaraa a na panto. PaMton To Apply Contact SALES RSJPRaaENTATTVE opan Mon .Fn . IM p m Sap - - • a an Opan pralanad OM m-liM Brian Banach Laear Day. MUST «avr nu PART TIMS - Omoa otoaNng FEOPLI CAM Adaia E Roaogno/Alma Pann. RN I PM I a HEALTH AIDES •amor maaa.liy Mon.-Frl.. 0-0:30 p.m Unorar) SALES PERaON - Par todtoa VETERANS 542-4000 Ext. 287 Of SOUTH JERSEY INC ParaonnM/OkOBICK ol Nuraaa Nurwng Oapl Can 0714011 IMT L am S7S4NJS ataar l so logging ahaaa andd apartowaaapatowaar J44 Broad at/PO *aa SUt MARLOORO PSVCnUTRJC DO LaSALLE HALL Apply kl KJH I a HOSPITAL (Stola Fac4ilyl l paraan KJaHna. I a. PART-TIME RM Sara. NJ 077B1 610 Nawman SponM Road LIFIOOARO WANTtO - Pal FfOMSt RodSant (Mil MO-ISM 00. Marlboro NJ 0774B LMarofL N J 07730 PART TIME SECRETARY - {»1IM«-«100 ««2< 303 |201| SJO H70 M. • daya par wmk. U hr. Mual na 0a oarnrlad Rod Croaa Cal B-4 atto. OKkja menu m Can Ml-741-iajo. Rad Bank « p.n\ MM70S. w»»ww •¥•• rjaan sjmsj BBBSM pos>- 747.7m. itJons ovoHaMa) IttB. protorrod Cal SOI-7S0-1 111. riaaliKd NJ UP! OUAROS - O»ar IS. Mual PART TIME JAMTORIAL But nM ninni-y Aptu, M par ARMY RESERVE ia»a iiaiBmiBBon and Ba aaang aon ar oan 111 afal o aaih waakanaa S hoadaya BE ALL YOU CAN BE MAKE IT YOURSELF Can tor appt STt-iiat ala» / Mr Fortmuaar>Mn hiran •—aasar—ITS UANAOER • Paraonnal Roorullori MARXA RIVERVIEW Cal MEDICAL CENTER JERSEY SHORE E DRIVERS 36 Umon Skaat MEDICAL CENTER aj od Bank N J 0770 wad-graamaal can __ (201) UO.2200/227? part SIM 1 M ama poawona. To M pat- Work 4 mgrttt and Today's Crc-h aal paidtor 6 on Bts 11 to 7 thru Contrui oofdors accani mt INTROOUdNO Nuratng Oapl auaana oha) tor naat raa- CMld Ca» Canta> OROVE HEALTH n opamntj In Sapt Mi crKiw Mtuno too Juti Four 10 hour anrlto CARE CENTER - — -DOco ar*at- vano rvsima to SON - Koyaon aparanam o Mini par waak on ma mom mm PO aoa ssi, urn. tsasr. NJ P»»L cm SM-104S M pm. 110 Oraan (Iron Road •av'aa'lto" SuOa h. 411 Mara* Agancy. J. NJ. 077*1. Cto MAJNTENAMCf MCCHAMtC — H»y, SO. Mmman. oaaa tor appNoaHen Juna toad. Kaypan aparanani TARY - wan organliad : Can M4-1S4I t-t p.m PUZA S SHORT ORO€R COOK Oood lypwg 4 atono akala tor MtCHANtC — Fun Hmo A mooh- — Pan Jma ntgnta. Mual hava flOfwpfOw* ocoanaaUaon. §M WAITRESSES/MTCHSN HtLP- mm. Mut hoy pwnjoots 4 r«*- houra. 117B to atort. Sand ra- auma to AJiiiliilaaBtoi, t Ayr- mont Lana. AUaidaan. NJ w"h inailanm. Apply In par. PIZJA PERSON- E«pdnaadad 07747. IN FASHION - ' * R Sunooo. ISO Hwy. 3d. to itianaai. Can S4S-I1S*, aak Houoo. 40 Rh-ariKo Ava., ftod tor Joav. SSCRSTARY - Lpartonoad •tank. EOC. Sinpes u% M sirnvmng Stw win good ak«a atono a pkia, ifiis taty, MSy tiara dftts in r-IMT.r -• ~ • • — but nat raqulrad Local omoa. WAITER/WAITRSS1 - Cap. COO* CM COQOfl DWndl 10 Mil jp^PB aBjarSaRW Pil P^aiwjBa^^aani^raH. good warning uundwoiia, Ul pral. Raq'd Immad Tha Lad ka asto » won. PMHB or now ifniy tram sixwkMrt fiam* pVaaaWl banana. Can SS1-4000 hnk, l undan PI.. PM Sank. 0 PORTlR-OFIOaRLV - Put Bma or aand raauma to Samara Prmttfl Pitirn **% worn •^.SSTTI? " BttBasBdb j^BaaaJ^a^baW AM ^_ ^jfc^aa en t Sim 34 to 52 . Radiank, erVajMBiW On Omf IM1 WANTED - MafeVtomala. Waal M aas tor appnbibimii S71-0177. Hanap MaraVaj Mama •WVICE STATION ATTEND- Can l«s fiai. POSITION: — ANTS - Fun t pan ama m avaHaWO anWn#t^B*jnWV AaanK ptoa *amg 4 maiding. Como MODELS CHILDREN daan T«p., NJ Sand raauma ar Mam I Tlnton E»on. Hary H* Tlnton Ava. aaajiman PaM haJk plan aalary a 6 MO8. to 16 YEARS MIWIBBI L. Traaa. Oraator tl mansurato amaa. Ca- n tXwn t PuaUB SERVICE STATION MANAOER 1-4. t41-*SM tl M lo< Hen pitlun too SOI ucn pamn IM posuga »no TV pralualBn. oat _ pratorrad. I alanmanM ara « our N J lacarly toramSMoi Larmar Carp., an akara* gaaay unmno Had a NO EXP NSC Far appt oaj Parka a Rlnriakun. -Tl tn" I Mura am* UBjlB»H»p (20ii aaniao TaamaMp. NJ. Sand raaama to ~ Cal 741-1407 • [ft*M^^ rnimk haiaii ~ Tin Oimipun IV 11 QJorto Lana, Fair. L. Tl MARIAN MARTIN IMd.Nj wtaraaN.J.StoiaLlo portoooo. Wo havo a woawn o» Aaawgii and a Ue. aaam ssnyiccss STATION ATTEHO. tor A/T.RJ». EOS ANTS - - r-» ami a 1-11 awn Pattotn Dapl. 420 t NEW CAP. PREP - And lol par PRESS M/F — A.S. OKI. 2*0 a.m.-i p.m. MaaSa Sanaa Sa> Tin Daily Registir ajdSjn 9 aaj^aMa • EJujaitonoad only. Pua in B SHOP HSLP — Waad manutoo- Maw. 12 lINarWarapM lurar m Manboro naada W ama !«n,T NMHT CLCRK - Auditor. 11 PRESS PERSON hato Cat 4J1.3I11 p.m -7am. Man. tnFrl. Stoady Oa. Ka. Fa»ara lialii Runmns tlW nwM. |>. SHORT ORDCR COOK C MWj i in J |.. u*g —^^»a» " /Famato. Skpartonoad. -^OUOO POOiaOn. mi wain Caa 7414SM. sa •abyaHttwg- NEW Spnao-Swiiinai Pirwti S7MSS4IHI NOW ACCIPTWO SUMMER ChHdCare CUMf FM iMNani kr bun PROMOTIONAL warran Frai pHlpm coupoo CATITW^pBrl ji jaawnaa NEEMO - Haw LJTllli. tfmj. M. Oaaw. tOI S-tpm dat». Can U1-*4M ba- SASYSnTSR WANTSO twaan 11.4pm. i vaoflaon asan ftiaUfl| d Oar raaulrad Can RAPIDLY _~.. oaJsv irorti our ottoo if CMLD CARS — Pal Sma tor I SHrawaaury. Mual hava a pood ma. aw. Yaur hama In ar naar MNMM MARTIN • votoaandbBBiralElwaaadaatoi a A I ! * N S Bvanmaa Iram H*p.a.. Man •mi FrT and Sat. B.1 p.m. ATTENTION! FOR MTIRVISW CALL Va OMNI AFTtR S p.m yaar ox) gkt tor aummar. Maal "ail marflton THE P.EOISTIR aalay raauvamanto nava own irirnaiiajgiii. and whan rapMngtoa " Z-4M. Tr» rV 642-4968 Uaa.kaaav oaTaSTs p.m. •fti p*o y 'T tof n i Shramaaury. NJ. 07701 BpualOagtyEmployarM/F . JUNE 3. 1985 Th 9B H Babysitting Sltuattont '1 Marchandlia 71 Marchandlsa 71 Marchandlsa 77 Patiand 101 Apt tor Rant Child Cara Wantod 101 HOMftfwrtH 102 Hou5« for rtni for Sal* JorSato forSala Llvtitock ATLANTIC HIGHLAND* — 2 A-1 AURDUM TO RID BANK SEA BRIGHT - 2 badroom exnmtNCn MOTHER - ww bsdroom pardon apt SSSS. Hast Htghland*. • rooma »400a houaa Walk to privata baach CAMERA - Otympua OM10 SLR OE SELF CLEANINO — Doubts REFRKJERATOR - 13' double I hot water maudsd. 1M month, Marlboro, t bath, pool M SSOO par month plua utHitiaa HMW Kl Mfest KaavwturQ oven S MsctrK range Kenmsre door as automatic Ice maker Advanced And saourtty. No pats. 201-0000 name. PinoM In reror Any Ma, Carpal I II ton* DED Fleeh. gadget Tlnton faHa, 3 badroome. #700 Evaa. A Waakanda 531-6376. Mg, *ac. cond A> 1110 M*o M Mda-sv-aM* to ou ft troal k*a III ou fl Avecac Beginner* MANY OTHERS AVAILABLEI daya 747-2004 -*Mgor**or/fi " EATONTOWN mm 11.0 VMtor ton* tor Canon OOndWon 0400 CM 747 DOQ TRAINING 1 badroom. carpet sir (300 a CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDSI oooo M SPOUTS i SWIM- S40. MO-MIS *va*. 741-SSSS HOME RENTALS, Bkr. Mt-1234 VERMONT BKI HOUSE - ALTERATION* - send. SSOO.' 071-0000 Bayahore Dog Club. 741-4040 4 rooms, kid* ok (300 a - -total sfaQuaU or CARPETINO - Naw commercial SALT 4 PSPPER - Collection HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3(0-1234 Local**) batwaan Bromlay ft OREEN VELVET SOFA — BOM 130 dMsrent S200 Chlnaee LABRADOR RETRIEVER* — Stratton MM. B>aapa 10 Avail, by Podding, appro.. M aq. KEANSBURO - Beaohvtow Gar- ALL LANDLORDS! tha waatt. MM. Call 528-6999 K 741-0070 fora yd*., ohwooal any. S llouraoaM brss* WHtomaturg chinilaSer 4 Black pupptoa 0 weeks otd. FREE. FAST. EASYIf •ndlron. CM 942.23*1 Beat offer Can 4M-O3S2 mother AKC Chempton. ITS to dens 1 haoraeni. Hast, hot 2«4 kghki 042-77M. 747*021 wstor 4 oooklng gaa Inc 4440 $100 a Of Pra-acraan Tanantai LIVtJM BABYBITTSK. NUOCO good home CaH 201-4027 YOU CHOOSE. NO FEEI 103 Rentals to uuj^ is—a^BMila •, •»-**- CARPETINO - Avaoaao Oood BUTTLE CATBOAT COMMERCIAL FREIZSR - 2 See Jim al Apt IS. IM — PBEiaTiffif, PMiWiwI, a rfOaQaya door Simplicity trsotor I hp SIBERIAN HUSKY — Pedigreed Sasohwsy. HOME RENTALS, Bkr 3W-1234 ott WHlrinni • muat Mn oondHlon Appro> M Huar* Nosde motor. 1100. 2 lawn boys 8h«r« M. 0400 Induowi padding CM StS-7070 3 mo. old. paper trained, had KEANSBURG - 3 room garden TT1-U40.no> torn mower. 1 salf-propaltod 0*0. 1 elmoet an shots Aaklng S1SS. ASBURY HOUSE TO SHARE 747-4*44. l»**'w»»kenj| HAVE — An unwanted Itsm or • llnlni ileel 0.1 oven, new apt Privet, entrance No pets i bdrm. Hi. pd. 1200a Famala, with or without chiidran HATUM •Aamrroi - tvwi WJCUAN S HAM. AWAY - Ml* Can 4*6-89*6 am IIWII MMM M two you'd like w *M? An ad ma burner 130 Humldltler 460 Cell Can after 0 787-43*0 All utll pd PataO.K $300 Can 291-9047 •In tor 10 day*. |u»t MM CM C*W Nook are* On lunmiii CAKPfTINO - WM 10 wM. M1-1M1 SO Bicycle. 5 roma baaamant. Ktda S400't WANTED ~ UNATTACHED Mon. CM HMHl Major mm UauMegna enure TM KEANSBURG 4 bdrma 2 bath* Extraa WOO FEMALE 21-35. no chlldran to etoek, brend new 100% nylon. r Mini Bike. 1 bdrm Stsrana S2M JUST RENTALS, Bkr., 380-1555 MUOUrrOIWi - Siulaealmm 942-1700 ahara apt in tha Hlgnianda with Any S rooma living, dmmg. BICYCLE - Rstotoh -Super Re- 2 bdrm.. KM* |WI COLONIAL - Duplax 3 mala 36 Muat ba amployad IBM TYPEWRITERS 1 bedroom to 37» M " S100 In. SIMPLICITY 4111 RIDER cord- 10-spaed. Slaok Excellent 3 bdrm*. Carpeted KMa. 4600* badrooma, 2 * oatht, 7 rooma. Furnlahad Cabta TV VCR, lir RENTAL 122-020 par mo MOWER — Bought tost ym tor JUST RENTALS. Bar.. 30S-1999 cond itlonad, walk lo baach > oar* <•» 10 mo. OM MM Mu« Rant-option to buy 747-1M1 condition 4120 or beat offer SflTS. SPINDRIFT REALTORS MM m Col sri-SOS. Financing. CM **rry (Ml) 11*00. aaklng |13»O Ulad 3 Ron 942-9*18 sftor S. KEANSBURO 3370 Hwy. 35. Haxlai 264-9611 $200/mo +'A •(actfic AvailaMa «1 Bualnasa OM-720? IDEAL FOR APARTMENT - time* New oond Must eel true 1 bsdroom. Furnlehed .1110 July 15 till? Only malura. raapon- wssk Cell MI-S0S4 before 4pm. BIKE -PuchTRK-1 Owl Blk* MOTNRI HU.ru - Orssn vshst nuto-a-bad couch, 2 bedrooms. HdKpsts . 0400 HAZLEt — 4 badrooom bl-laval aibla naad apply No atrlnga at- MasVtMMM. tor t Dan In Anon- OgoortunRjL CAD STEREO SPEAKERS exc oond.; Dining room eel, Mag i tachad 767-0198, aftar 7 pm 1 Top-Of-Une OaO Janaan Trtaa. SLIGHT PAINT DAMAGE br*k*. KKT pedala. Okly 3 hand HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3M-1234 2 cai H ISstsmaia an* only. J-4 n,, t SANOUd-RaSTAUSUNANOUtTJiaSTR T round pedlatal lebto, ) toava*. ba*ora 7 am 100 watt*, 2* MM. old I1M eoeu 4 wMn oleaad- 0-10 opon. Now ItoaMn* errow algn. SMO grip* M0 Call 741-0240 KEANBBURO - 1 badroom I. July 1 .one- IDIITI ' p.m. fl chair*, server with gtops top. oomptoto. wss S4M. Free letters 1276/mo. • uato. 1 mo. rent. 1 WOMAN WAMT1O - To oaro lor Conlalna PscHIc clotn drew tor Factory wsrrsnly. SIM toft. mo. sec. Rets. Aveu June IS. HIGHLANDS — 214 Bay Ava 4 105 Summer •s. bm» S heavy KeevHy popu- CHAIR - OOU VON* redlner Cek 1 {SOOI 423-01*3 anytime 82 Swimming Poola 1 oNMran I day* par ma. our - tounaa. aknoal new. never uaad. •liver Fletwers. CM 070-3*03 Can 73S-2435 sftor 4. rooma with carpal, juii dacor- Ing June I anor eotool In Itgl jajsd afcuenl community. Cen- 4 YEAR OLD - Swimming pool atad Sullabl* for adulla S375 • C 747-07*1 SM.CM 041-M10 attar I pm. JACKION FASSPRAY - Dl*- SOFA — or tong E»ci»ant oon- 24' around wWt deck Finer. utHa Rata NO pata 291-3003 ASBURY — Room for rant in dltton. New reupholatored In neu- liner, pool aa good oond. Pool for LONG BRANCH privata homa Naar baach WSShsr. 0' long StSMtoM Stoat irai aaddto yalvat SMO Csa after 4 rms 2 torn. Hl.pd. SSOffa 83 PomaattcHalp MOtuds* skis. MOO. RCA front tree, muat remove 4 leeve town Singla woman pra'arrad Good iSS: 5. 7I7-O017 In Ho*. Call 161 DIM 9 rms Kid. (400 s HIGHLANDS location 774-1299 «ftar 4. at) day protection TV. 40' an eon. 1 yr COMPANION/HOUSEKEEPER 1 bdrms 4 studio* avail 3 rma Appttancaa Raady SSOO'a waakanda. OSBSAUTS REALTORY SALONS - - Highway to- CHECK THIS OUT... old 11*00. CM 741-MM SOFA — 460 Uphdatored chair. 84 Marchandlaa JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 300-1969 4 rma K.di t400'a BM day* 071*71; «tor 0*1 more reederi to check out JENNY LIND CRIB — WWI mat- 435 Antto.ua marbto eland. M00. B rma. Flrapiaca *5S0 N. CAROLINA — Plaatura la. • 1 Princeton Rd . Felr Havan. on Wantad MIOOLETOWN - Dynamlto 2 JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 389-1555 Naw luxury ocaan front villa. as rssminil. your ad wtth a CHECK at tM lop lr*M In good condition 000 Lake Ave. 74t-16M ' " Ml Csmbhdg* oondo CsJI BOAT RENTALS BUSINESS - and/or bottom of your oopy Call CM 4M-I711. Skaapa 0 Tannla. haalth club 5 I-A USED FURNITURE — An- 11. HIGHLAND HILLS — 1 root poola. aaunaa. Golf naarby . sis isai. Indud*. 10. ir "I Mail Dory TM DaHy Regletor Claaemed D^ ttquaa, working refrigerators, Brand naw 2 battia Cathadrial PUTT jWrtW - Commercial. MM. ptua 10. 0 h.pMar- KARATE KICKINO BAG — S3S MID0UTOWN Waakly. monthly, long mm Msn'* EnoNsh blk* SM. Guitar content* of homae, anca. baae- cojilinga, balcony, laundry, air, Raaaonabla rataa 741-3119 reeaoenttaf, BOOT VIBHlf Enoma*. anio naw BoMng a manto. ato. WW haul 1 item or an aky-iigntt. Draplaca. 2 car gar-1 aiSarnpoOJML omtril •nd l*a**. to prtm* an*. For UO UtWtycsrtlOO Lsddsrrsck tor Dodgs V*n HO 747-2*49. STEREO — Onkyo TX3SB re- Cad 2*4-6498 KNOLLWOOD aga tilOO + utllltkM July ' aet now Ses-oMt. OM 7*7-0071 or" osrvsr 100 wette. Sony U0000 291-8848/542-5735 106 Furnished p.m. KITCHEN SIT — Tabto. M«30 loud apeekera. 190 watt* eech ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS GARDENS CHINA CLOSET — 30x72V Oek •nd 4 chair*, «I5O, Atoo cofto* 4 Techniques raaaatto deck and Lionel. Fryer, etc Highest • paid. Exctuatva 1 A 2 badroom apta HIGHLANDS Roonr «. 11 to* otAit*s»ap - y»._. . 2 badroom. kld» ok »300 • ABERDEEN - Avail now. Pri- OS* CM SS1-4TS4. MUM Dam Walnut Men. 1 glaaa enelvee •nd leoiea Cell 4SO-S117, cabinet with glass doors 3 Nobody beets my prlc* indMdual gaa naat A oantral air Mawtananoa Carp. Assured Ac- UgMM. Bonom for norsg* AW- 2*4-6079 Exc tocawon Juai off Rl. 35 on 4 rooma, klda ok $3001 vata houaa Laundry privladgat oar. count* Ouararwed SSOO tsaatly LAWN EQUIPMENT - Saara. months old. Like new. Must sell wg (MO CM 747-OJ37 SMO or bsst oftor. 400-0776. Klnga Hwy East (Walking dia- HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 Air conditioning 506-4990 HOUSEKEEPER — far aMarty minimum Income (is 000 hi older 10 h.p tractor SJ50 L*wn tano* to Foodtown Shopping COLOR TV — 20' Magnavok iwaipar. SIM. P*so*r/*p**dar STEREO — Clerlcon. em/hn 0- ALL LIONEL TRAINS ABERDEEN TO RED BANK parson, oar* of emeu homa. Live track, 4 channel syatem 460 Or Fry*r. Top c**h •ppralesl Carttar). From 1668. Daily 1-4, KEANSBURG Rooma ft atudioa from $40 a wk In cooking, ehopptng ttt-UBT, Conaoto colonial reoenl check- ItOO. CM 747-7774 Sal. 11-a.Nopata up, timlllnl. IIM tlrm. CM Solid mapM r*cord ch*al. In- Price no obtoct 04*-MM 1 bdrm. Starling $250 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 NEW0PAPER DELIVERY ROUTE LENOX — Brookdato. coffee pot. 671-0021 LIOMT HOUSECLEANINO - 2*t-0u47. eludes records can ba ueed for BASEBALL CARDS 2 bdrma. Klda *MO0 a ABERDEEN TO RED BANK SmM ulatllihad early AM lea pot. round planer Perfect other purposes. 436. Portable WANTED MODERN APARTMENT 3 bdrmi carpaiad Kida $500* COLONIAL HUTCH condition 1190. Cell 747-2475 Rooma ft atudioa from $40 a wk norn* datMry routo m th* Naw proleealonel QE hair dryer re- Call 942-0036 Near transportation Beet llm. I JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1565 HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1234 MonmoutMMMdtotoan araa M*pkt 1200 mote control. »10 Call 747-8732 can before noon 400-0410 KEANSBURO LIVE-IN WANTED - Room 1 EMC. petonaal tor growth Mim- CM 4M-0M2 BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUP KEANSBURQ — Room wtth Board mpplHd. •Msrenoee re- LIVING ROOM SET — 2 piece 2 MORQANVILLE 2 bdrm, appllancaa $400 CM 071-4104 STORE FIXTURES — X-racka. t- SALE — CM Second Hand Lll 3 bdrm. klda Good araa $500 t kitchan $75 a waak Profaaalonai quired. Call 747.4*90 or COLONIAL HUTCH - Dark end tobtoe 4 I cofto* tabi* 204-0777. Altar 0. 2S4-0S1S. 1 badroom. haai paid S400 wood. lllMHI oondltlon 1175 oouch 4 chair French •tandt. rounders C**h register HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-123- tlaman Call attar 4 30. M4-1100 62 Mortgaga. menlcens Call 201-5706 Highe.1 prices paid lor all Items, HOME RENTALS, Bkr 389-1234 C_ -2397 CM U0-O404 Provincial Good oond Asking andquee, etc. For be/game, stop MATURE WOMAN AID •400. Can 201 MSI after 4pm STORAGE CABINETS — (2) 5 KEYPORT KEANSBURO Thurs. Frl . tat, Sun. COLLECTOR* STENGEL DIS- st 24 Broad SI, Kayport. RED BANK HES - N*v*r uead Ranonabto nigh 170 ea Work tables. 9 16' 1 bdrm A iiudio. available Room lor rani Can KKM] GETVISA/MC MAGNIFICENT ANTIQUE 455 se Call 747-M77 9OOK WANTED — For family 1 bdrma ft iiudioa avail 4 rma. Maat paid $400 • 767-6669 787-2547 R«g*rdm* o» croon Malory or 00 ft. at omato gold leaf picture PIECES — Beautiful antique up- 2 lam. Oan. Laundry S400'f framing 040. *4*Tl«71. eeaons (reconecnons of • N.Y Naw hating* daily 767-7247 54 Situations income! No-nek guarantee 4 right grand piano 10*0 Slum 4 ;wer of Polloe) By George w 3 bdrma. Dwplax MOO JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 389-1555 OM corporation lleted with COMPUTER ATARI 1200XL - Bauer, book matched walnut, Walling CUSI Book concern, Townrtouaaa A condoa avail RED BANK — Convamant Broad Wanted Famale C CimnMi bureau Inaured 04K, wttti r*ogrdor and basic hand carved race 4 upright* ISM. CaH 707-0036 eve* JUST RENTALS, Bkr.. 389-1 LITTLE SILVER — 4 BR, 2 bath Si location Malura paraon and anurad wwi s 4 L bw*. Like new. 1620 barber ehop Lota of charm Baautlful Si i yr 741-1435 or 747-9661 cartridge Aaklng SIM Call chair, whlto *n*m*l 4 chrom*. SUZUKI ENGINE 1982 RED BANK laaaa JilOOmo + 747-3113 D**d«n* aoon tor apppnoanu - We buy old and rara i badroom Furntahad For broohur* and applNiMnii leether seat 4 back, also like $300 or Best Offer American coins snd MM*. C*fl RED BANK - Amectlvely new, 1020*e .racoon coat. Sroomt, naar atoraa furnished bed-living room, ABOVE THI RUT aand S3 tor po»t*g* and hand- COMMODORE 11 - Keyboerd Call 741-0139 after 5pm '74-0566 HOME RENTALS, Bkr. 3t»-1234 LONG BRANCH lino InMundaMa) to: FAC. too..computer and monitor with tutor m***lv* mini coal, tall tnmed kitchen In loveiy congenial IN CHILD CAREI MILITARY - Uniform* medala 4 rmi 2 rim HI pd $300 » home Most convenient locslion Your crm would bo contant. PS BO> 1040. Smyrna. QA oanrtdgo. OMy 0 moa ok) I12S pocketa CM 2*1-5*09 SWIM POOLS - Warehouse BED BANK — 2 bedroom spt J00S1-104S. CM 707-0002 forced to dispose of naw on- iworda, * m •ouvenlra. WWI. Qresl Rlvarald* Av* location 5rm«. Klda $400. Retired or business p.rson. non- nappy and woH-carod lor wtiMe MAPLE DRESSER — D**k. 4 «W2. etc Old tsjiHss. mi t bdrma A itudioi avail smoker (325/mo ulilii in- you iporii. I am a Fair Havan 4O4.M7-M11 ground 31' long pools comptot* Living room, dining room. eat-In COPIER* — M7S Indud** 1 yr twin bed MO each Singer sew- with hug* sund*cks. tonclng. hl- » army — kitchen. SS7ft/mo + utilities No JUST RENTALS, Bkr. 388-1555 cluded 'ill 1 w 741-8304 mower who can do all of the LOW HATES Mrvtoa. Ineludeo all part* i ing machine with cabinet 179 soovef 2'* year* experience in rsto niters, pump, ladder*, war- V1USICAL INSTRUMENTS (ALLI pete. 201-4211. LONG BRANCH — 2 atory U| TOMS BIVER-lurnished room, let Mig lermwitfnu. 72 hour ap- Ubor CM 40O-0M0 0 am -7 Cell 747-70*0 ranty ato. Aaklng SMS. COM- bdrm, caHar, attic garaga NO crisd car* wKft TERRIFIC refer- proval*, 2nd Mtf* 4 Corp Loans p.m.Free dallvry. ANY AGE ANY CONDITION RED BANK - Claan rurniahad 3 kitchen s bath pnvliges 1 mo enceel Can M1-0S07 MAPLE TWIN BED — EkCWtonl PLETE Financing even Call Stan TOP DOLLAR PAID 244-1077 PETS. Adulla pfafarrad security. 1250 mo 244-4710 Kr.mer Flo 1 M4-M00 toll tree 1.000-024-132* room. $400/rrto Inct. utllt Vary COUCH — Brown velvet. 2 blue condition 179 Call 5*0-9440 quk« houaa. i buatnaaa oafttta- $500/ mo Utll, aac, taaaa brooede chain ExoeNent con- PIANO WANTED 542-0782 aftar 0pm BACK-UPS 63 Monay to Loan MICRO WAVE 4 CART - A-1 TAPPAN GAS RANGE — Doubto man onty. Afiex 5. 74t-O4i8 108 Commercial drOon CM 7**-l*M. Oven. Good condition 4300 CAH Any condition 403-4011 MIOOLETOWN If houoawork hat you In a A BETTER LOAN RATE 1275 Piano 4 atom. 1250 Cord RED BANK — Luxury hlgh-riaa 1 Rentals COUCH — 4 matching chair organ, iota bed. mapl* dining 7 rooma, 2 car garaga. fplc $$ bind, don't say "Uncial" FOR HOMEOWNERS Prim materiel. End table, lourtg* badroom, CaH batwaan 12 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 We aw Oder II 14 » govern table Bs*t ofton Call 391-50BB TAVERN SLATE POOL TABLE nooo-1 p.m. A fl-7 p.m.. BRAND NEW Say "BACK-UPS!" oha*-. All exc cond Prload for Subway, complete M2-«M9 OCEANPORT - * Klmbarly $350/mo RED BANK. Broad St quick aato. Can 747-03*2 after a MINOLTA X700 - Complete with wooda 2 badroom •*• dan, 2'i Appro* 400aq ft piuautilt Can Quality claming aarvlca. un ako pyaBMto at low rat** p.m. MOl. 240PX flaah. Mk U212 Qood cond . 1200 Tripod, case. 4 rechergeeble Call 544-1M7 batht. $975/mo Call 741-3003 741-1443 dayi, 671-4141 aval DIS CPU* 4 ORESOER - With mat- TYPEWRITER — Smith/Corona, 3 imi Appliance* Reedy S300 • ranovatad 3 badroom. 1 bath electric with carrying caee. exc UNtON BEACH — 2 badroom. homa Nlca natghborhood Mova Beautiful WATERFRONT office maala and waati Motnw tor your Juat Hke new. Or**! prto*. traa* orlgln*lry COM MOO. eacrl- 942.3004 after « pm 4 rms. Kids *400'» nanv kltchan and bath. Avail. Dulldlng. 600 sq fl or 1200*4 *' ChHd m my homo Uon.-Fn. Fua CM0S*-r*S7. Itoe. 0*09 Atoo oonaoto ttereo I oond.. 175 Call 442-4046 or 6 rms Fireplace 4660 0/8/85 $7OO/mo 264-0793 MOVIES - 100 RCA current IS0-1SM aft 0 p.m. Juna 1. Rafa. raqulrvd 545-S7«9 sullea H2-M00 1 DRAW WALNUT DC*K - »J0. radio combo Perfect cond CM JUST RENTALS. Bkr , 3*0-1595 UNION BEACH — ENJOY "yeer- •Un/FurnisrteO OfliL. Sunea* 747-2071 anywma. video dleka. (10 eech plus pley- UNION BEACH — 1 badroom DEPENDABLE — Woman wW er Call 930-3743. TYPEWRITER HIGHLANDS round" flahlng. boating ate 2 •With Sec y & Answering Secv Underwood electric 665 175 mod«rn. J425 + utllrttaa, • tU bdrm ranch on beach. Lg living dean your houaa. apanmam. of- •100; High rwa bed. W0 Call CURTAINS - 3lrl. bike, piano, 4 rooms, appliance* «200'« montha aacurlty. Call 739-9715 eStirew.t)ury CM T41-5700 S41-S101 alter 4:10 p.m. MOVING — Mull eall. Refriger- Cell 223-3152 room, modern 22' kitchen 4 roc IMa. Col 707-40SO after ». dmmg table. *p**k*r*. w*t*r- 2 badroom* kids ok, 4300-s or 264-1070. room combo, tile beth CLEAN, Md. ptotoa 4 mor* 930-9*25 ator, upright rreerer. dryar 4 liv- HOME RENTALS. Bkr 300-1234 EXPERIENCED CHEF - 14 yra. > PIECE SLEEP OROUP - 4200: ing room wall unit Call IM-0193 nicely decorated Overlooking j 110 Wantad to Rent •ap Looking tor parmanant pos- PaddM bar S 4 Moot* S100-. DARK PINE Colonial Deecona KEANSBURG — By owner. 102 Houses for NYC skyline Express commut*r I APARTMENT WANTED rtton IneMuionel oooMng back- bench 4 rooking chair 1200 for Meticulous 2 bedroom, 40x100 Rent buses to N Y C . J C etc tpky I Young profession*! l.mala seSki ground Can artar >:S0. both. CM after I S01-U40. MOVING - Piano StOO. TV- VENDING MACHINE — Small lot. central sir. gaa neat Walk to 117 exit) Move-In" reedy JUNE •torso-combo. TV week/white sods mechlne 1325 Clggarette (500 yearly lease, i i mo secI *m*ll 1 bedroom/.ludio apt ill loo "to DIAL — Eetate aatllng turn of NY bua atop, stores 4 beach. FAIR HAVEN Red BsnH srs. tor. lmm.di.ls COUCH 4 2 Cham. deek. heavy machine 4405 Snack [ candy •70.000. Call 212-031-7614 col- 9rooma, klda. wont laat $ DON'T MISS THIS LOVELY EXPERIENCED - Ironing. BMrt* •Of A - t Century wicker Authentic Cell duty Won, ato. 471-47*6 machine 44*6. Lg soda machine HOME 471.2508 or 730-3202 occupancy Please contact K.I', (ISO Drum loMe* (1) flOO Pink HI-MOO 4406 C*li 226-1222 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 at 540-0300. *Kt 41 and tamey laundry Pick up and MOVING - a piece bedroom tla*i*ry. Can 530-SS83 msrws ooflse table, round r OUmmr. NlgM MM*. SIS. * Oon4*jTfflpOfsiry. *M* botcft*M WOCh VIDEO - Compact JVC portobto FAIR HAVEN MOTHER 8*1-7404. — - oMd crystal ohandMar. Or round MM*, 9 tea ortMm partor VHS and camera. I '.i yeers old bJlnMi mads tor Tarn Mali in *.741-2450 Naw ooot S1400 aaklng 4000 WW babyaH fihsjftta a* waehsjrxJe If done With TM Wind Mm. CM 5 HOMES WANTED MOVING MUST MIX - 1 Hot- Call after I pm. 747-2403 CALL041-SS07 » home* na«d«d to dtoptoy rnw potnt rcffiMraior 17 cutHt (*•>.. 1 WALNUT CRIB — 4 high chair DESKS, FILES - TaMae. chain. oouch, MT ling Both Hho naw. HARD WORKWO LADY - From #j*)ii<] yvnvi alsJIng «TY oMtfattaTvAb/n Excellent condition Aaklng 175 ataal. ah* your home • naw storage riahlnata. computer CaH 717-1759 tor bom CM 707-20*3 Jamaica to do houa* ulaanlng. lablae. onto* equip., etc at n auataniasa be bargain prtooa. New or ueed MOWER - Toro raat. »M Big WARDROBE CLOSET — Hang- L »<< 0111 sf>sr 0pm A AC DESK OUTLET. 170S R| BO i roOMry. 125 For (Iraplac* ing lamps. Maytag dryer, cuatom M. Oekhur.1. 931-3*00 braaa acraana. 1 fliiad 1 1 cur- gold picture window drepee tain. 1 orata ft i aat dog* 115 Bwat offers CaH 747-9060 444 Bathroom DtMNOj ROOM SET - I ptoo* any. 1 ratap ft 2 13 lacwara IS its Cardan Tilling 625 Landscaping * 480 Painting fl. eet. S900-, Lhrtng room en. 4 mm Botax movM camara. Cof- WEIGHT BENCH — 4 weights Remodeling & ROTOTILLINQ Lawn Strvlce Paperhanglng Homo llaaWI Ale* 4 companion piece*. t»0: Kitchen art. abto 4 aman atova. 16" vvoofar Wood Dinette tabto with 4 chairs, car Any Hie gerden Ejtper rWOsKl. rateable £ honeat 4 chain. *7S. All anoManl con- •huttvrt 18-43 S3. OM wood east, high chelr Cell 530-8716 Ceramic Tile Can Ann al 261-0972 QAHDEN ROTOTILLINO — Sod. A-1 QUALITY PAINTING - Dbna lady would Uka to cara for you dUton CM 1*1-1070anarlp.m. soda boxaa, U 2* maat and landacapa daatgn ft planting. with prida int ft E*t tiamlng and a»your null. Fiwinrtnl AIR CONDITIONER - Feddera. A KINO'S CERAMIC TILE R.R. ttaa. patioa. ahruba 1S400 OTU 1 yr**r old. PMd. boom Anchor chain, cabta. We do all Installation 6 repair*. SM Oat-dan Art Ektcallani local ratarancaa. C»n Iranaporatton. 5-7 day* a waaa. nwrna ROOM SET — DM 4-x4' altka apruoa. 20' long WINDSURF BOARDS irimmsjd Compiata lawn cara. Rich tor Iraa aatimata 29' 59-." •070 aekng S47I. CM 542-1914 No )ob too big or too small For OAflDEN ANT 291-1M7 •War 10 am Can STl-1107 pin*. TrssBSt tobto wtth 0 chair* Top quality, only 4390 free aaumatae call Stove. HOME HEALTH AIM-Seating •Roc* gardana -Sculptures ALL-AROUND PAINTiNQ bufM. 0400. CM 01O-1411 avaa. Can 212-21S-2O17 •78-0020 •WeHrtaa* •Founlalns -Llgnung IMPROVE VOUR LAWN TODAVI tnt. am , apackllna paichmg mgM HM> wWi na Mck or aMarty. AM CONDITIONER - am DININO ROOM — Owk pine Col- 2O.OO0-BTU • Ua*d ALL TILE AREAS — Expert re- •Artlat LandacapmQ. 300-2400 THE LAWN BARON artaatrock ft planar Raaionabie onial Table. 0 chairs, hutch. 72 Qaraga/Yard 222-7230 Wally'a Painting 201-1601 *v«i Own Iran* 401-0747 a pad*. 11 ooo Call 201 240S MUSIC EQUIPMENT — fthura pairs. Bath remodeling since CMM»r0p.m.,7S7-aMO microphone, urttcofd. 100 watt 1*99 Bob Aklus. 260-0307 530 Elactrlcal KENS LAWN SERVICE - Lawna ALLOCCA BROS — Cutipm HOUSECLEAMUM - 1 day a ami*., AUII mtc-atand Salaa AIR CONDITIONER 2 LOVESEATS — Oak Sarvlcaa Cut, tlmmlng ft #>dglng. ova. palming Sarvica tni«nor-«j« DlNtNO ROOM - glass 1 w/»d)u».abta boom. S17S com- CERAMIC TILE grown lawna cut. Sarvlng in Mon- tartor Fraa aanmaiai inauraa honest Cat Judy. (SS-istS. 0.000 BTU. SIM. chrome table. 0 chrome I cane daaka. lamp*, wicker, up- BEIT ELECTRIC CM SS1-1717 ptata or wW aaparata. 747-94M. holetored chairs, mirrors AH CONTRACTING mouth County Cpll 642-5146 747-6538 ehaire. S4S0. Chroms enandallar B*jitii, flhovpars. walla a ftoora. Lie No 0173 Feat dependable LPW -_ O»s>a«. »r»»ala duty. (100 Ca* desk (128. never ueed OfFICI• FURNITURE _ 1 ft. crlep Lone Arranger Outlet. 1*9 eenrtee. Reasonable rate. Free LANDSCAPING — Spring claan. A 6 L PAINTING — In- AIR CONDITIONER - O drtwsjf Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bank Prompt service. Free eetlmetee. -- labal m ^^^^^Sdw^H i • — ** f* - - AJ - — Isrg* stsc Isn (so Wrgs sofs filing cabtn«l, 1 10-draw- Call anyOm. for appt 442-7407. CaM 071-0121. upa and lawn aarvtoa Qood iarior/a*ianof work ft— ••<> •revel. SiuUinl nimtincm'cil POTWBWVIBI **wil»t»W wTfati. CMiajpajn SttS. 74T-0704 *K mdax filing cabinat. 1 1IwlVwl Thurs . Frl. 9*1. 0-3 p. work. Raaaonabla rataa Call mataa inaurad Ral«ranc«i MS-14M. oondMon. 0100 CM 741-70)7 STEINEH ELECTRIC - License chair. S arnri chain. CaH OARAOE SALE - Sat. May IS. NEW CERAMIC TILE 4 REPAIRS 741-6341. aa* for Bruca providad Call 741-6010- DMHWAHER 4 ELECTRIC 496-1* Mbiwiaiii4-ft. RegrouBng, replacing flxturee •7041. tHaUsiHSI, oommerclsl. NURSES AIDE — 10 yssrs «*- STOVE — Beat Oftor S-3 p.m. Sled*, gam**, tola of S hour smergency service Csa NELSON BROTHERS odd* * and*. 11 Dataware Ave. Reasonable prices FREE eeu- ARMSTflONG PAINTING - O«1 Can 201-0027 OFFICE FURNITURE - Parted matos. 490-7214 T41-2S41. LANDSCAPING your baal prica and ovall baat nl Prefer 11-7 arm. PrMM duly condition Lass msn 1 year old ABanHc Hkjwanda. Profaaalonai Lawn Sarvtca AIR COMPRESSOR - ten. ) DRAPERY SETS - Opc/**l Oak penal deek. 35-.7J- 1325 Banjamm Moora Paiflla Fully m CM S44-1114. h.p.. gamllni, wwi 1 gal. pam GRANDMA'S ATTIC SALE 5»5 Homa Fraa Eatlmataa. CaH 222-3460 aurad Tim. 774-5671 PART-TIME HOUSEKEEPING — btu*. 44.ru Victorian panel. Melcblng oak cradema. 1225 447 Carpantry lank, and gauge. SO n air MM, SIM Reamer, mad green. u**d Saorstortoa stock and walnut Interesting variety, plus cloth** TREES - Shrubs WNNn His vkwMy of " Hot dog* 4 cofto* lO*m-3pm. CRAFTMAN'S CARPENTRY — Improvamanta D J'8 PAINTING 1> tl air M*« 1 IS It. paM M**. onos. no foam padding 1190 deek. 1175 Modular black and Wholaaala and ratall Many var- Intarlor-antarlor I. Red Bank. iMa new. SM0. CMSn-tSaS. June 0 4 7. MMdtotowm Senior From desks to skylight* and ADDITIONS — Complete re- Muat ten IM MSI. walnut desk. 24x»4. S120. Call moaWryssrMing servicv e Cell 741-4004 ktttaa S acraa ol nuraary atock Raaaonabla/Fraa Eatlmataa between 0 4 0 44I-44U. Center 4 Nutrtoien Dining Room. Flow**ing and anada traaa. Evar- AIR CONDITIONERS - Seer* DRE*(ER'DE*K COMBO Croydon Hall. Leonardville Rd.. son gaurantoad. CaH balwaan or 244-91H 264-3477 or 736-4665 aak for Ed 0000 OTU S170. Faddlll SODS 7-0 put 544-876* grsiana Landacapar'a diacount. 4 MtsMn oMks, 10 *ps*d blks. ORGAN • Hammond. 121 XL. Leonardo. Accepting Items on AFFORDABLE - Horns repairs HOLMOEL FARMS •*> deen your BTU SITS aimn oooo am Magnovo> atorao 2 cabliwl. Call the 3rd I 4th. EDDIE'S PAINTING houaa or apt beyond your ex- Una lor 12.710 wMaell for II,WO DECKS - Bookcases, kitchens. 4 r.mod.Ung Uosnssd s In- 264-6613 264-6623 • 1*0 CM 4*0-0110. Of ba#t offar, mini cond., many bam. baaamanto repaired or re- sured. Free essmssss. DUNCAN Inlanor ft Ealovioi L BS4-7S11. outstanding toaturee. Call HOLMDEL — Oarage sale IS •' AMERICAN STANDARD — DRUMS - 1* ptooo T*m*. AHoco Dr. Sat. July 0. 0-S p.m. modeled Ceramic ato No |ob to CONSTRUCTION CO. SSS-S4S4. 626 Lawn Mowtr Patching. Caulking ft Ragmnny RELIABLE - Hardworking lady Cocoa brown tub. CM Iron. *M Doubto baa*. 0 ZMdJMn cymbal*, 494-302*. attor 5 email or large. Can 747-4084. Minor rapalra along wim wHti awnaaaal ratianc** tooatne in crato. S400 or beat o#ar. Aeeened hniisshnld items. O.J. VEKIOS S SON — General Tun*-upB rugh-het Beet reeannitiu otter PACKAGE DEAL — Oa- boons, toy* No early birds HOME CRAFTSMAN — Carpan- uonuaciaw. Homa or bualnass re- painl job lor tow aa oompamon to aMarty. Hydro* eyanawr wtlh pump 4 CM 041-70M after 1. SERVICE ft REPAIR - Raaaon- Naat • Claan - Raaaonabla Huunmplng. CM atlar 0 pm. motor tpr tog auWtoli- 400-1)71. humldltler. Coca Cola cooler, TINTON FALLS — Frl. S Sat. try, vvoodwofri, )Oba dooa wttti pak. remodel or bulk). 12 yeer. flreptaoa equipment ell brsaa. 4 precision Job too big for you? In builnaas Can 406-2*6* abla rataa, guarantaad work. For Fraa Eatlmaisj S44-0U1 DRUM SIT - Roger*. • PMC** June 7-8. 0-0 p.m. Household Fraa pick-up and daHvary. Call call Eddia at 671-4403 Including Zlgsn cymioto. S42S much more. Sail very ch**p. Call furnishing, children* Hems, To enaH tor oners? Can Kan door*. 4 AlrWm doors. 00H dto- 222-70M. •odartund. 500-2871 sltor S p.m. 291-1426 or 672-2340 or Mat oftor. CM MI-SIM. clothing, kruck-knacfca. 101 Bu»«ng» re< couin DaOvary. 1-000-«1K707 TUNE up. oil changa. aharpaning RESPONSIBLE - Ccwag* stu- DRYER PHOTO ENLARGER — Timer. RETIRED CARPENTER — Small Fraa aatimataa Ovar 20 yaan ANTIQUE — Pool pedal oper Irsys. and equipment Beselar and medium alxe Jobo and Ban. Osaka, ass. Can 741- A balancing. Work dona al your axparianca Raaidantiai ft com- dent wta deen tiouaa tor you - Kenmore. atocvlc. MO homa - 27*4*46 ad. 6 CM 747-0493 print mekar 34. Ueed only once. 77 Pataand decks Fr*« estimate* Cell marclal. Call 229-6016. working cond. > tonto or hand 1110. Call 300-0011 after 0 p.m. 741-5707 or 774-0*00. DUST BUSTEHS — Commercl*. type, cabinet. Ink 4 other ac- EMERSON COUCH - 7' ostoo. Llvaatock 635 Light Hauling PAPERHANGINQ RSSPONSMKI — MMdto ag*d laatMi. deco atyto. Hke new. Coll PIANO 1 PAIR LOVE BIRDS 480 Carpal Claanlng Ma Paparnangar n In aacnanga mn ssss. CM on-oss*. eprtog cuehtone. 4000. Call Upright Mehogeny. 1490. v HOUSES - Oaragaa, yard ft Tha Famlnlna Touch Call •Mor 0 p.m. 707-203*. MO. Everything. Inc gunara ctaanad out ft haulad tor Hying quanara Both work 10- ANTIQUE TOOL CHEST — Pool 341-01M Cell 741-0000 A-1 "PERT Carpel Claanlng — Fraa Eat 741-5660 auutoHnariL '* hp pump wtth HAVE SCREENS WILL TRAVEL away. Mini damolltlona «y. fie. rara. can 7toQa, vrtnoow oovar* mum, 0-4. Jerry'B Brook Farm. Fra* to good home. 1 "VAN FOR HIRE" - Wa dnva gray/wMta/Waak' i. lateral. Gd cond 7*7-M77 Matoe I tomato*. Kigs. CSS 747-1017 J ft B POOL SERVICE — Spring SS Situations rTvSS'. Hwy 39. Hailet 204-H13 455 Carpat Installation amaH to madlum local haula opanlng Summar mimi Winter Cuatom hand-made FLOWERING - Dogwood nee Call 741-MOO. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Spadalladng In furnltura moving Wantad Mala POOL EQUIPMENT - Deck. In JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION cloainga Above ft m ground 0-0' -110 each.: Mepto Irs** 0-0' - Sale*. ctMMng, re-ley*, re- 24 HR. Emergency Service. 10% Barvtoa anyttma 201-530-0347 pool* 871-4537 me post toMor. Mtor. AH |ust 1 AQUARIUM - 30-gslton DISCOUNT For Senior* AAA HAULAWAY — CISSB up*. SIS non. CM 2O1-1M7 Comptoto set-up Mratcha* S ran**. M4-S177. B ft W LIOHT HAULING No (op too Mg or email. Hauling, queen'klng patch quM. yr ok). Csa 747-2103 00S-S7S3 SWIMMING POOL - Opantng f*M 04 FOR SALE — SmM COSI atov*. • ISO Mova anything local or long dla- apaciala. Low ralaa Wa do an firewood, CM Torn. S4S-01S4. Idssl for c*bm. Odd furruiur*. POOL FOR SALE - 12a40. 4H Call 4*9-3060 460 Ceramic Tile JOHN ROESmQ tanoa. Yarda, callara. garagaa dm Includoe evarythlng. 1190. rapalra. major ft minor Vary r«- FREE ESTIMATES - Reaaon- APPUANCSa - •on old: Many hand tool*: A PERFECT TILE 4 RENO- lnl*rlor/*K»*rtor horn* repairs daanad out Licancad ft inaurad Mable Low pricaa -2 yn e«p Call 204-2232 BASSET HOUND PUPPIES — CerttlloMs of Oooupency work 494-9302 abto rau*. dump runa. Spring ( Knee rubber boot*, at** 10. AKC raglstor*d. 0 wks. old. June VATION CO — Salaa. InateHe- For appl. caH 477-1546 man upa. yard won. own at- a gmrannfl SI(toMo 4a uupp . Can brand raw. CM 212-4244 POOL — 24 «4 dssp. Lsdder. non t repair*. Fr** eat raaldan- Free eea melee deaW You've eaan ins 1. Red 4 whttos 4 Irl-cotors. C*H No Job too email CLEANINO YARDS k CM 144-0*11. JB2ER — Commsrotal up- for appt. 071.0312 tlal I commercial. 201-620-8725 Callara. atttca ft garag*s 715 Roofing edge. 1160. Can 071-5005 after Fraa aallmataa OARDENS TILLED - With • hp right. 21 ou ft with 9 >horve* BEAUTIFUL — 0 weak old free troy mm Raaannatm Can ART DECO BEDROOM BIT — Strxege bin In bottom, touch-e- 485 Chimney Sweep* SPRINO SPECIAL - Rooting. Call 666-4491 or 866-4246 & Siding iiari Blrdaoya maplmapaa. 1 i kittens Tuxedo. Brook. Pirate SW par sq VMyl Mdlng. $120 per O44-4M0 or 741-7100 H> 0 p.m. a ms** defrost * looking door with POOL SAFTV LADDER and Frtc 4 Frac the tiger twins AUTHENTIC CHIMNEY SWEEP king bbbM*M . TT pa*. MuM M My. 3 yr*. OM. Ew. cond. MOO Usad one aaaaon. 0*0. eq. Free guitar 1 Issdar. wnti 650 Masonry Slnca 1962 — Fully inaurad OUTTEM CLEANED * RE- an. Aeunu g S071. 011-7040. CsN Robin 747-0119. Prompt service Seasonal dle- every eHUng lob 071-0723 Fraa Eatlmataa 530-0952 PAIRED - lamanlng avMaUa). CM201-M07 counto. Chimney cape. FtopMrs. S«rvlc« BLACK BEAUTY — Mixed breed CaH 741-4*40. TOTAL RENOVATION CON- ROOFING - Raatdaniial. com- WlnOQw NMnlny. PrSJsj SJOJlt- FREE - «»40 pool. Hndl Hnor. POOL HEATER - Tstodyn* tomato. • monthe. Free to good MASONRY — Flraptaoaa, brick, DtomanOa and iek*-away CM Lean z. modal 0329, never used. STRUCTION INC. — Additions, mercial Rapalra inaurad A mala*. Can Jan. 4OO-U7S. 1 Hiiiii, 2 bnaa tompa. CM home. Call 4044133 after 9 p.m. windows, vinyl siding, design itona, atapa, pattoa. concrata gaurantaad Atlantic Contract- after 1 p.m. 7S7-01M. 329.000 BTU. Rsseonebto Call 470 ClocfcHapalf 291-4677 OUTTERa 4M-1M) between 4-0. 4S0-3MO DALMATIANS AKC service. Free estimate* CaH ing 563-9666 CWnM and rapalroO FULL SIZE BSO - Wnh head- THE BRASS PENDULUM 73B-EOS0. C*» 747-1*40 BIO — UWIII, baa aprma, board, matching dreeeer 4 bu- QUEEN-SIZE SECTIONAL — Thar* la a naw msn In lownl 665 Moving A and ngMsd naadteard. OMad Champion aired Expert repair 4 lastorsoon at TOTAL RENOVATION CON- 732 Strawberries Sofabed 4 loveeeel. 3 matching Can 201-649-3016. eves MACMCIAN — Call Randy tha oondMon. CM 170-1SS0 or oonoison (400 CM HO-OJ40 end tobto*. Ilk* naw. 41000. Call raaaonabla rase*. Clock* bought STRUCTION INC. — Additions. Storag* magician tor your chlldi party DOBERMAN PINSCHERS — 4 aold. Houe* ess* Free aMtoue *. design service TEACHERS MOVING INC. — Caaola Farma Rte 126 tot-saw. FURNITUS1E — Family room. 2 •71-30*9 FtouOn* (notuoaa magto. oomady BEDROOM SET — Cherry AKC. 14 moend. female. Red ctoCt dlnlc every Tueedey al . CeH 730-2*50 Fra* aatimatsM Local-Long CMa- Craamrtdge. N J (1 mile north of aotaa, ohalf a, tabiee, lai^pa. RAILROAD TIES — New rust lors-oolor background. Paid Main St AntW.ua Cantor. 241 tanoa-Storaga Ltc. PCOOO57 Graat Advanlura) 201-946-6665 M< creoeotod OKOJII. M 40 Praaa- SSOO aaklng SSOO. ChsmpWn Msm St. Tom* River, 34*-67»4 saa Houaa Shrawabury Ava. Had Bank pr 946.6356 ure-lrMtod «••>• 17 00. 7«7«5. line*. Also lurl smsi to one or OM-2204 Florida SpaoJata. CaM 630-1333. ixwauMALE HOOOE PERSO ""N ^- * tool board*. Ma apring. 4 MM. DsMisr. 1-S00-*lS-Sr07. Claanlng Ctoanmg. Hght ooekmg and metreea. ISM. 101-«040V ' FURNITURE — Demi above. > vr ok) blue female lore- 736 Telephone orfwr. Prator to work tor mat* sue sofa bed 1100. Malohlng RALEIGH GRAND PfOX — 22" color, she. questy. Asking only 480 Construction * TO 2 — Home and commercial 675 Odd Jobs BENNINOTON PINE TABLE — (200. Also to spedel home free 1 cleaning. Reliable, quality ser- Service OMM up coffee, end UMet club tram*. Eiicillenl oondtoon Aak. FREE ESTIMATES A-1 ODD JOB SERVICE - Ex M* 2 toevee. 4 cham, 4 (to* chair, fits lake. M S. Task mg 0130. Can SM-STM. yr. ookk) red rust neutered male. vice el oompettOvs price* Csll HOME TELEPHONE MOVE'S A MAN S TRUCK f OR HIRE — hutoh. S440. OMontol wtog aa*> naarty bano. fa*Mv owner a On M phaass of ham* repair 747-4042 part homa rapaira. Fulry Inaurad drmir a Nrin Task bad with He'e i Call 630-6616 And add-on t Pick up * deliver sgM hauling, wtlh me arm, SM. CM drawer* SMO Psraust trssMs REFRIGERATOR - Admiral dual must hsvs fanosd In yard. AH •ork. CarpvMry. shingles S hoi Can Jack 201-787-8533 ama** ""O^fliTg fosja. Ta*oa» •*••*•) 041-17*4 attor 7 p.m. dtmng laws S7» wood suited lamp. 21 cu. R. frost free, antique good ww oldsr kid*. H*v* shots. tar. Our apedesty. Al work fuSy S25 Landscaping ATTIC — Baaamant, garaga 4 ossars nlaanid. gutisr* ale. SM wormed Ho phone To eee. BOXES - CORRUOATEO folding chslr. (0) (10 ssch Qoidi Oood oononrOn. Boat offar. houaa, guitar claanlng YARDS 740 Tree Services Fre. asamsSK. Jo* 400-1007 )ht table (SO Can 74I-SS42 sltor 7. corns I* 70 Liberty piece. W. A Lawn Cara CLEARED, cut. painting, ate For Moving a BUnge, and tor Keensourg. 1st Slret pasaad J S 506 DHac-Jockay WOODY'S TREE SERVICE OLIVER'S CLEAWNO SERVICE REFRIGERATOR — Seem apt ABC — Of praesKSonal lawn DANNY. 36V-2S66 Eatontown. R Sunooo gas station on Hwy 30 menagement. The groundhog* Aumaon-Falr Havan araaa. Traa ft ahrub trimming ft »»J * ** 00 CM 0704040 We. Avscado 179. Bedroom eet. R Sunoco gas sMton on Hw THE PARTY MASTER going easl P*r*on*l rssa Mobss Oleo-Jockey with light of ••sndmo Iswn ear* at a removal Fully Inaured Fraa 747-40*1 FURWnWE — Ossk. couch, Marsnenae. Doubto bad. triple DO YOU NEED — amall )oba aatimataa. Call 530-iei2. draaaafi high choMt, mirror, box tores the oats of good dog*. show. For aa oocaatona. Grsdu- reeeonabie price. Cutting, edg- dona, oaHIng or bath palntad. BUrTlT CABtMST - Brown chair, cot*** Mbl* sic Wssson- wring 4 mamas StOO 2 asonal CaH Paul Case 071-0101. wood gram. <*i leave* »iv SHS. Cell (72-2111 FOR A GOOD HOME — Fraa waahar changad. aac Call tha 750 Tutoring dog. bis Small Joba Spaciaim. 747-3*62 wtd*. wblneUr long, in*- 565 Fireplace** TUTORS UNLIMITED - AM attb- wUa, t»W Ngn. Room tor QE AIR CONDITIONER- 19.000 nttaaLassd CAHOTENUTOS LAWN SER- OTir* no von*. Good oon- SIM. I ptoo* d VICE - Dependable lawn aar- HOUSE PAINTING - Land- lecta. an lavala Tutora ttiroujn- PAINTING — txpsyttnoad ttorag* In ulllml. Seel* »-• e** M3-S4M Woodalovaa acaplng. homa ranovaHon. out Monmoum County Cat) dtaon Bsst oftor CM 406-3IM *M 4276^. Antl*C|qU ••*imoutn County »Ms»n»»f wtH do •M-trtor wotk FUr psapS! OMy uaad wto*. Baal FREE TO A GOOD HOME - Kn- FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES ctaanupa Fraa aatlmaiaa. Call 671-6263 prtoM- Qood worti Font>in ui your ma Call altar 6pm 4*6-0771 TOYOTA CELICA 1*78 — I Staapa 9 Air condinonmg. awn- and/or bottom of your ad Runs amalanl 8450 can HOSSDA ACCORD 1S7I — A/C MERCURY MONTIOO MX speed, PS. sm/lm, naw area Waat End ImparMl Houaa For dauHa. cat. ina DaMy 4*8-17M am/*jn, naw tkas Incaasnl con- ing, hitch. • axtraa E«c oond BROUOHAM - 1878 YaHow. •tvuOUTM VALIENT — 1674 4 81800 or beet offer Caa •aoa. a*tic*aocy room m private OCEANFRONT CONDO 92000 I71-99M Ratvalar Claaatflad dition maua t out U800 Can a/c 8 track 4 apkr. am/ftn Bapartmant. M2-1700 FIAT SPIDER 18*1 - Con- door, green, p/s. p/b. orend naw 767-6U2 home-ahai-ad rantsi-houaa- i badroom apt with baach cabt- varlttxa I mil l.caliini 5*8-8079 atarao leather aeets 81800 Can ailMM «-i2 moa wftHa buy- nana. pool 4 racUuant Annual 842-4270 waekendB or altar • tlras Vary clean 8600 Call TOYOTA 1*71 - 4 dr. aae 1979 FORD PICK-UP - Auto V9 cond Wall mamalnad Aaklng 1977 HONDA ACCORD - 767 1832 'ng/atdp — 2 .MM 112000 Nopia 201-970-M14 wtth BH Sunlina Campar FuN> M700 Caa 1*1 33H aftar 4 p m weekdays brsass 6 clutch 6 motor tody Hatchback 83.000 ortglonai very good m MONSBie - *amiiy na*tfi aalf-coniamad Snow* t cap muas Ewcallsnl condition PLYMOUTH ORAN0 FURY 1*73 133 Incoma 4*000 miiaa Vary good con F1RUMD IBPMT 1ST* - A/C MOB 1*7* - Eac oond . *7.000 - V6. aulb. trana PS/PS, vnll brsks cable 84 )or beet offer S-badroom houaa Fraahotd MAUTIFUL W.UC H74 PB/PS. W. aport wfisils. naw ttOOO. Caa ttO-IMO svaa ml . new paint It»00 Call atlar 9 Howa.1 Twp ftoaaonabM dmon Win aall aaparataly ot peas inspection t«O0 Cell aflar Cex 4M-3341 aiM Proprty togathar Can SM-2O39 OUITCM - am/Mi rimni. pamt Looka 4 runa SMOsasM pm 717-ftMt r*nl to MOO/mo Naatfad by HONDA CVCC Itrs - 4-spsad 6 P m 717*590 TOYOTA tUPRA — IMS Vary KEAN9BURG — Oraal inooma runs Ml Mutt aaa Sacrlfima •MOO or baat oftar Days am/lm radio, dva hard, naw nraa. MUSTANQ OT 19(4 — 7.000 Juoa 1a-30 Wati 440- W _ al ItKW o» baal olfaf Cafi •71-0*19. avas 291*883 1*74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER - good oondllon. white, oteen blue proparty S90.0O0 4 badroom | RECREATIONAL VEHICLES MOO as la Caa 842-4172 wsak- miles loedad Mini condition SINGLE GENTLEMAN — 40 M4-MM Ootd Oood condition 8750 Cell Intarlor. loaded 112.000. Evaa 4 alory Rant 9S90 2 badroom Soutfiwind. TMoa, Arrow. Cita- IMS FIREBIRD - T top AM/FM daya afsar • aa day Sat 4 Sun Price negotiable. 812800 Can 2*1-8446 waaxenoB 747-90*4 •••king l bdrm apt or aft m bungalow fWnt 9340 No tion. EMcaJibor. Crmaa Air. Motot KM - INI M0 I. 47000 ml rsasana. a/c. sky btua with txua 787-71*1 ataar 8 RM tank Call 44B-M24 st HONDA ACCORD IMO - 4 PLYMOUTH SATELITE 1*70-4 TOYOTA SUPRA IBM — Mint nomaa * traval trartara rrom a/c. tun rool. am/lm rssllls. manor MOOO or beat oftar Call door, auto, graan. p/s. p/b. a/c MUSTANQ 1M1 pm 20-39' Sataa 9arvloa Mantua sryar 4 Wua ft apaad fioaManl IM toil, aak tor Mtenaal dr . 6 cyl. auto. P/S, now ares. cond meide 4 out Loaded, aa In sxosuant condition AM/FM 34.000 ml Aaklng 84500 power opaona. Auto . aun root. Sunbtrd RacraaUonal, Battord cood Vary wan mamiainad fjaat atarao iisaaana 48.0OO mi . ball-Joints, runs exe Oood mpg 130 Opmn Hou»»» 135 Commercial NJ49«V34«9 Oftar SM-oroo days, oor FIX-IM-UPt Call 747-S»*2 or T47-SM8 Asking M7S Csll 389-13*3 46.000 ml 8*900 Call 2*4-2778 1*74 VW DASHER 8300 •52*8 Can balwaan 7-11am. «UMSON 774-4M1 M MUSTANQ ISM PLYMOUTH SATELITE 1972 TOYOTA CELICA 1876 - 0T 5- Proprty 1874 OPEL t4O0 •71-144* Rune good S70O VW CAMPER VAN — 1»72 BUMLEU t BiTTEM INC IMtVWBUatKO •2,000 ml .1150 spd. err. 4 speaker etereo Slaapa 4 NKa condition Rum HONDA ACCORD 1M1 - 4 dr . Can 741-4319 after 5 61.000 mnes Exc cond Priced Announcement ATTORNEY OFFICES P1ymouth-Chryalar-ua-Jaauar 1970BUO INOINE 1100 3 apd. PS/PB. A/C. AM/FM Can 871-0238 (Ml to tubtat in naw aurta Hwy wan 92000 C— 747-9SS2 -•2»0 Hwy U M4-U00 1»74FORO«100 MUSTANQ OJRANDE 1871 — tor quick sale tMOO firm 35. Ooaan Twp Many axtraa casaatts Exc. cond Asking PLYMOUTH 1873 SATELITE 747-7866 before 1 p.m. OPEN HOUSE WINEBAOO 1979 - FuMy MM- Ca» 2*4-1773 MOOO Caa 872 O83J VS. 302 Qraal looking, aac run- PS/PB. suto. A/C. radio, ctg MO-7390 •UHLEU 1 BITTtR IkIC ning cond 12800 or bast offer coniainad Onan oanarator FORD VAN 1*77 - CustomUad. lighlsr am 6 cyl 91.000 ml VW 74 SUPERBEETLE — Needs 59 PARK AVE Comptata tuna-up laai yaarrvaw P'rmoum-Cr.ryawMO-Jaaua' HONDA CIVIC - 1M3 1IO0S S Call 842-2804 SHREWSBURY — 9000 M ft. MMHM M4-1000 A/C. quadraphonic AM/FM apd. 32,000 mllaa exesftant con. OREAT COND S575 767-0803 body work Raosnt muffler, tune- RUMSON bug • hiatoric raaidanca 219ft muffiay. altarnator a fan ban caaaatta Oood cond MOOO or dmon. must sad Baal oftar Call MUSTAN0 1974 - • Cyl auto- PONTIAC ORANOEVILLE 1*72 up, brakee. Urea. 8*80 or baat Sun.. June 2, 1pm-3pm ftoniaga Commarcial tona Cantral ha«i. roof A/C AM/FM BUICK LtSAlBE 1I7« - 4 daw baat oflar CM Sag Wasmaraoy matic, am/lm. A/C Runa good. ttarao 9 lapa oaoh 99.930 mHaa Oood condWon HftOO H7 aWar 7 put. FORD VAN 1*77 - Econotma naad larger oar Rad. cruets below SSOOO Caa 747-2976 VOLKSWAOEN SCIROCCO walarfrom Pnncipala only Cat) 180 V-8 PS/Pa, auto . axe run- UOOO Cat! anar I pm 1*76 — 146.000 ml. Mack Runs BUICK REOAL H7t - Pt/Pi, A/C 45 mpnpag NloNICs* cacarr StBOO or 942-0730 attar 7 30 p.m. ning cond . cargo van. original r Tim. 747-134 MUSTAN0, — 1978 Runa wall 741-1828 welt. loose linkage Cell A/C. M.OOO ml , good oond oamar. ao.ooo mi sitto Call Newparia (1200 Cell 284-1370 RUMSON - Country Club araa 220 Wanted •MOO Pint I can anar apm 1*82 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE - 741-0203 XVk Kraa IMS,000 ~ 747-0180 I*M JEEPSTER COMMANDO altar 8 p.m Automotive — 4 wheat ariv*. ve angina. n*v> Wagon P/a. P/B. P/W. P/L. A/C. 1871 VOLKSWAQEN — Qreal 131 Hou**«for 741.9624 tti-tm FORO PINTO 1978 - AM/FM MUSTANO 18M AM/FM atarao. roof rack, wood running ahapa. 8428 or beet A BIO t PAID FOR - 1977 A up BUICK SKYLARK — 1N7. Mini palm |ob Aaklng 81800 Call panels, leather ml 50.000 ml RUMSON - 2 787-7OM 2W engine 13000 llrm ofter Call 4*8-3448. Wrackad or non-running cara I intarlor Naw parts VI. 340-4 Naw was. snooks 1700 Can Call after I 30 p m 858-8392 Exc cond. 1MO0 741-0810 •V OWNER - Tinion Fall. LOVa- nai lota 1 + acra aa 9199.000 A trucua Ca* 929-3719 Runs gcaat Baal dilar Call Mon-Frl. 1-8 p.m. VOLVO PARTS SALE — New- ty Cotonial 10 roomi. 3» baft 1179.000 Can Ownar 741-0709 •42-4270 oaananda or anar e 4M-1272 JEEP 1872 MUSTANO COBRA 1*76 - Ba ussd tor Oldie*, restorers Mrtth 4 acraa for horaaa Naar JUNK AND RUNNING CARS FORD VAN ECONO MO 1*70 - I-Wnaal DrlvS M5O built motor 62.000 ml lac PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1976 - Chespl REO BANK VOLVO. acnoot* Financing S214.0OO Ad 136 Mobile Homes 125-91000 paid 24 hr tiatbad • cyi automatic tranamhtavon. Call 787-0*45 cond 82700 Call 671.1828 after Station Wagon. Exc cond 741-688*. and towing aarvtoa 2S1-93M BUICK ELECTRA 1978 — 4 dr . joining l acra 6 room nouM Call MOBILE HOME — 2 badroom M.000 original muas tMO Call KITSON CHEVROLET CO Losded Beet offer Call aflar 542-0*39 ail powar, 4 now woo Runa Hka 8 SO 671-2247 VW 1876 — Fuel InkMKn. 4-apd. i2»S0 Muatbamovad Witt aac- WE BUY USED CARS - Top oawr Must try II to buy It I1SO0 Hwy M Eslontov.n OLDS CUTLASS IBM - Vt. 4 am/fm. new tirea. dean, runs CWTfUL HALL — Strsthmofa riftca Saal o**m Call 797-9411 dollar paid Schwartz Chryalar- Call 2*4-0421 anar S 45 p m FORO COLONY PARK WAOON 542-1000 door. PS/PB. A/C. em/fm radio. PONTIAC WAOON OJRANDE 1 ownar 80.000 miles 83200 LEMAN8 1*76 — V-S. am/lm CotonMl. 4 Mrma, 2'* bath*. 2 1M4 TORCH MOBILE HOME - Prymouth. 141 W From Si Rad l«74 BUICK LA1ABRE - 4 1977 - Fun atta. • cyl S7.00O LABRIOLA MOTORS • 1200 Call ST2-S140 Many axtraa Quiai 14K53 In naw condition Bank 747-0797 mi Can 747-7341. attar • p m Nawman Springs Rd Had Bank Csll 957-08*5 caaaatla. A/c. meg wheats. door. VI, Pit. P/B, A/c tSfO 74.000 ml. immaculately mam. VW DIESEL It?* g to wooda »• acra 933,000 Call 787 M29 Call •71-0434 anar • p m FORO TORINO WAOON 1*73 — 741 2433 1978 OLDS WAQON — A/C. p/s, Mint condition park lifca aattmg $132 000 Prin- telned 1 owner »375O Pleaee 250 Auto Insurance Auto PS/PB. A/C. 71.000 mi LINOaitt - 1*60 Town csr 4 p/b, good condition 8*00 firm cell 842-0*28 Caa IM 01*1 ctpalaonty 5W-2026 140 Real Estate BUICK ESTATE WAOON 1*71 — Eac cond 1700 Caa M84W Call 223-4171. Runa waii MOO or baat offar door^MInt condition. Fully 1B71VW VAN CAMPER - Oood COLTS NECK - Spac*oua~5 ROUTE 34 INSURANCE AQEN loadad Must sea 86*50 Call PONTIAC FIRDBIRD SE 19*3 - Wanted CV - Ca« tor fra* quota* Cat. 4M-17T7 atHf Ipm FORD LTD COUNTRY SOUIRE OLDS CUTLASS CALAIS IMO 5 spd . 29.000 mi PSfiormsnca condition Sink, lea boa Aaklng Dadfoom 3 bath one* Ironi col- - Wagon 1978 High mllaaga 671-8*64 — Excallant condition Loaded MOO Cat! 542 3841. onial 2 ilory aniry landacapa 599-0900 Nait to Matawan 1M0 BUfCK mVEfU - Muat package Loaded 872*485 5-9 Motor Variicla aatl EJieaNant condtuon Loadad Huns good MH or bast offar Llncoln-Marcury-Markur with axlraa 84995 Call 671-1367 •voodad i* acra HarOwood Can Sftar 8 717.4744 aftar 8 p.m. aaejakands II day VW BUO 1(74 - 4-apaad floort, 6 pansi doora. marbta 53.000 mrtaa Can S71-I24O Straub Lincom-Marcury AM/FM raaaana CB. 30 MPQ BUSINESS - ESTABLISHED 270 Auto Sarvlcaa/ Highway 31. Kayport. 2*4-8500 PONTIAC — itTt Q'Snd 'irapiaca. aunkan tub Pncad at OVER 20 VRS NEEDS TO RE- 1STS BUCK ELECTRA FORO GALAXY 1870 — 71 000 LaMana wagon • cyl 1/frn Good ahapa Juet paaaad In- mt.tOO Call 3M3M1 LOCATE WOULD LIKE TO Parts t3B00dfbaatoffa> miiaa Runs good 1275 Call LOCALLV-ORIVEN USED CARS stereo, s/c. good transportation apscllon 81496 or baat oftar 2*1-4438 OLDS CUTLASS 1976 — Air. 291-5015 ENOLISHTOWN MANALAPAN RENT OR BUY 2500 TO 3000 SO 4 CORVETTE WHEELS - 1S«r Can 4H.W1S - PRICED RIOMT RASSAS Can 842-7473 AREA — Spactoua custom brick FT RED BANK. HOLMOEL FORO MAVERICK - 1871 Ex- PONTIAC. 3*6 BROAD ST RED auto . PS/PB, am/fm caaaetie, VW CAMPER 1*78 - SaMos 4 MlDDLETOWN HAZLET AREA Naw trim rmga. oantor cap*. BUICK SKYLARK I«7» 93.000 ml . MOO 583-9303 PORSCHE »44 1*64 - Oemnl 3 bwoomi 2 mad batha c«n- taOO CaH 2tt-0»41 callant condition Can anar 5 30 BANK 741-81*0 Refrioerelor stove 4 eink irai air 2 car garaga iro t>*»»- 294-M42 EVENING; Ui-9094 Raaaonsbta 747-5185 grey S-speed All options 4 AM/FM csssstts M900 or bast mant'laundry room on 200x450 DAYS 1 WEEKENDS. ASK FOR JUNK CARS PICKED UP can 73a.a«»o MARK VI 1*62 - 4 dr Im- msny sitres Assume leass pressive luxury csr Beautiful de drssl deal Csll 642-1536 offer Caa 4*6-1923 W Panatad dan I braaiawiy MR MARTIN 24 hours CADILLAC !B7t — Original FORO MAVERICK 1*77 — • cyl SMI araa $105 000 Ownar. Can TjT-aWT 4 door, am/tm caassna. PB/PS. Signer color LOW ml Full pwr OLDS CUTLES8 SUPREME VW RABBIT 1*76 — Cham- ownar 50.000 mllaa Immaculata A/C OOOd condition Call Inc sun roof, sir shocks. PWR REO SANK MOTORS INC condition Yours chanoa to own 1*79 — 2 df , naw palnl |ob V6 131 Newman Springs. Rad Bank paigna edition, exc cond graal aci4e?» PONTIAC itM - 400 motor wtth 741*843 sound system with CSSBStts and A/C, PS/PB/PW AM/FM csssei- mileage 12800 Call eves s raal cadNac Ma-IBSO CB in-bend Muat ba seen Call te Rear dafrostar. 82.0000 ml. Dodgs-AMC-Jeep-Renauii FAM MAVtN — Charming ~2 TH400 irana Motor naada re- 1979 FORO FAIRMONT 747-OO40 172*421 badroom homi i o«(h dack. build. 1350 bom Chavy TH350 CAMARO INO-V-t Auto A/C. 747-2762 Aaklng 818.800 sxc cond Aaklng 82*00 Call • —Wagon 1 cyl. suto trana. a/c. 671-7698 1878 VW RABBIT *> CnryWt oulbcard M» C— 5— 0111 Call 842-0*45 Shadow Laka vil- MERCEDES 1*72 2S0C - A Call 73«-*aM aflat 6pm PS/PB. am/lm casaana Asking classic car Oood cond Beautiful • 1.200. April Jim. 264-1*42 LINCOLN-MERCURY INC QLOfllA MLSON Ul-*17\ 142-I7M W4O0 Call H>-110* 900 Rt 35-Oceen Twp 779-1500 VW 8OUARIBACK — 1*71 K L0NC8TAS - 35 HP J0M1- 2t0 Motorcycle 2-lone 85800 842-5872 aftsr 5 OLDS — Toronado 1M0 Deleei Raaiiora CARS UNDER MOOO 1S7S FORO THUNDERBIRD — p.m or 842-5810 Black/2 door Maroon leather SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC Automatic Feslback Good body Hwy 36, Shrawabury $42 W39 ton snd nil trail* SMO Call HARLEY SPORTSTER - tt70 | V8. auto. p/a. p/b. a/c (1800 condition Tires, sic Needs en- KINQSLEY AUTO SALES Caa 5*8-4291 MERCEDES BENZ 380 SEL 1*78 int. AM/FM stereo CB. Tilt Wire Nawman Springe Rd . Red Bank HOLMW-L I Will aacrifica raaiorattoi whetfe 49.000 ml Syr /60.000 741-OtiO gins 8300 Call 846-4673 1 12500 Can 747- 7I7-7U7 — Auto . derk brown, axe cond EDWARD W COLLINS 14 OLASTRON 8IOMA — With FORO MAVERICK 1*74 with Slot Of axtrsa 56.OO0 mi mi warranty 87500 Excluding VW VAN 1*70 AGENCY 1M0-4144 irailar outboard motor main sail Ho-MM CHEVY IMP ALA 1970 All powar. A/C. runs wall tax Call 530-2928 aflar 9 SEVILLE 1M2 - Black with gray Good engine, fair condition T 819.000 CSIIB71.1500 leather aun rool. CB. all optiona *BILi V DEPENDABILITY i )it> Vary cMan Raady to sail HO ELECTRA OLIDE H75 • 1.000 mi. good cond Asking MOO Can 2*4-9397 Beet offer Cell 741-102* $1500 Call 741-0*47 MM Call 5&MK MERCEDES BENZ 230 SL - PARK CHEVROLET New Mlchelm tlree Aahlng HOUSE WANTED — Mtddia- Original parts plus many aatrsi FORO PINTO WAOON 1*73-4 Sales-Laaaing-Service-Parta YAMAHA 1884 FJ800 - wur. EKC cond Mual aaa Aatilng I0M convertible 2 top*, wnite • 13.800 Call 5*3-1222 town Lmcroti 4 badroom Slda 14 ALUMINUM - Mlrro Craft CHEVY CAPRICE — 197« .It. aeaad. good transportation Aak. wtth red intarlor. 4 spaad. sxc R1 66 Neptune 775-1212 SUPER BEETLE 1873 - Clean kurkar naedera. 4 Into 1 Into 2 nail Colonial prafarrad Naar 15 HP E»lnruds motor • •4700 Call 5W-1O9O Ola. Rattuitt angina Oood con- ing MOO Can 741-M79 or cond 112.500 or ban oner Call 19*3 PEUQEOT - 505 STI 5 rebuilt engine 81900" or bee) headers Ctvkke control low Gardan Stata Parkway Cm Srvxai.no IrsiWr AaKing MOOO HONDA - I»U VT 500 Shadow union woo or bast oftar Can 942 7*97 741 2M2 mileage axe cond. Asking 7 IB-8*7-7355 Call 717-5070 anar 4 30 p m PI-tBM apd, leather sun-roof, sm/tm offer Call after 8 pa (42-2376 custom Low mllssgs Oarsos FORO ELITE 1676 - In SXC cassette Excellent condition 82*00 Call 4*3-2656 aflar 6pm KEANSBURO - Shall 2OxM 14 ALUMINUM DAURNATfC "apt EicaHant condition Soma CHEVY MONTC CARLO 1971 — snap* body and engine No • 10.500 201-M9-2282 or Z-26 CAMARO - 1882 Black Mull ba rattnrahad ida*i for a now BOAT - van aatraaS AakMAming Si 500 Nago- VS. air. 49 000 mllaa 12900 Can trana Beat oftar can 238-1439 with tan Interior AM/FM stereo larga family Buamaaa amuaa- I 67I.9243 batora 1 tst-atOt Call 7«7->«l« 842-26*7 Aak tor Joe MERCURY ZYPHER 1979 - Z7 e/c. excellent condition M2OTJ mani iona Call altar 6 PEUOEOT-SAAB OF WALL 1*83 T-BIRD — Runs Re- Can 747-0337 7B7-04M 14>IBEPHiLASS RIVER BOAT CHIVY NOVA ISM - 2 door FORO FIESTA SPORT COUPE FuH powar. Landau lop. AM/FM Hwy 36. Manaaquen atorabte 81200 After 6. - With naw 9 8 HP Marcury or>- HONDA auto. PI/PI. Mini condition Hawaii*. A/C. naw radiala 4 bat 12011 449-5050 767-3043 KEAN8BURQ - Coiy cortao* A gina Can '47-tow 34.000 OTIC ml 1 Ownar 5 naw Manual tranamlaslon Low mxa* 300 AutOlfor sal* lery 11*50 Call after 9. aeye. PLYMOUTH SATELLITE THUNDERBIRD 1676 - 71,000 •taa. al (47 000 2-badrooma NEW JERSEY'S f 1 VOLUME radial tiraa. shocks Asking 82000 Caa 291-030* anar S. weekends. 530-78*3 Kirwan Co Raattora 797.MO0 15 ALBACOKE SAILBOAT - •2*00 or baal offar Can WAOON — 1972 VS. 316. auto, ml. PS/PB. A/C. AM/FM Orig- Family day tallar and raear Fully HONDA DEALER FORD LTO 1972 — Full, MERCURY MARQUIS inal owner Asking 825O0 Csll R1 9 FraanoW T47-3972 batora 2 p m p/s. p/b. a/c. runs good, tlrss KEAN8BURO squipoad ItioOxtn tra lar Call aquippad Snows on aaparata BROUGHAM — 1M4 • cyl, good 1375 Csll 94*4630 4M-177S 747-M77 4S2-4U1 CHEVETTE iSBt - 2 dr auto 3-4 badroom naar Highway Call KAWASAKI 1979 K21000 - nma Motor notey SI50 or boat auto. a/c. am/lm stereo leaded PLYMOUTH 0.RAN0 FURI 1*77 afiar 2 30 pm 7|7 flMA 21.000 ml Exc cond Aaktlng oftar 74i 8325 M500 Call '39 3!5«atl.i 6pm TOMS FORD 172000 IS'. SEAHAWK 1M2 - Opan Oaraoa kapt 4400 milas Asking •3500 Call 483 2558 sftar 5pm — 4 door. A/C Runa grsel MOO 200 Hwy M FbsU Skiff 1M2 W HP Mannar I172S Call afsar 5 pm FORD LTD. 71. wagon fully MERCURY STATION WAOON Cell 7*7-1744 attar 8 MANICURIST - immad opan- <*Ji Oator tnr Many ••"•• 741-«010 ^^ CHEVY 1978 MALlBU - 1 door powar ad. 4 naw nraa asking 1S77 — Needs moldings. 4 rugs AVIS PLYMOUTH RELIANT SPECIAL >ng for *>p mantcurlal Full or E«c cond U100 «7t-0»l« automatic VS. P/S. P/B. A/C 1500 CaJI 244-7539 Exc running cond 8*00 or beat pan nma at* Graat Expactattona 1977 KAWASAKI 750 tun root Excanam condition oflar 291-57*0 EDITION 1M1 - 2 dr.. 4 oyl. Salon Paid vacation* A holiday* 16 STAPKRAFT — Oood for U 000 mllaa •IBM or baal oftar Call FORO VAN F280 1SS4 — AutS euck ahin Exc cond Extraa in- * otnar banafita Call lor tnta*- flarting, afciing, diving M 1750 73*-M81 trana . PS/PB. A/C, dual lank*, MERCURY BOBCAT 1178 - clude vinyl rool. am/lm atarao. TOYOTA CORONA Young Uaad vi «, Hazlat Salon 204-9333 HPmarcury O'S Powar trim EK- Can 797KM low milaaga. Assums paymants Vary good rubber 8 mechanical A/C. rust proof 4 paint calling, all '•79 Wagon MM Saav-aw Sq Mall Salon uaa 12700 or baal oftar Cat* 1M1 CHIVY CITATION - 4 cyl . of 8242 mo Mt-tOM sftar 8pm cond Decant body MOO or beat weather radiala, 4 mora Oreet CaatO-ttSS Cart M2tW0 or »42-Mt7 affc « 1176 KAWASAKI - tMO ec 4 door. auto. p/B. p/b. am/lm •22-2770 Showroom cond*tton rt«m«t A OEOROEWALL offer Cell 4M-3343 gaa mivaage 8484OO1 0 Cell sftar 6 lapa a/c mint 34.000 ml Pltl 747-4492 TOYOTA COROLLA — 1M0 2 '• COBIA TRI-MULL - W HP awtraa includad Oaraga kapt (MM Can 871 2520 LINCOLN/MIRCURY MERCURY BOBCAT — 1I7( 4 doer. 4 apd Powa< front brekes For Sale MlDDLETOWN Adult ownad Aa«lng HMO RAISING A FAMILY? johrtson motor 1 trallar Call Shrawabury Ava at Sycamora ayt. 4 apd.. good condition PLYMOUTH 1»77 - A/C, radio, Runagres greaet (1250 Caff 389-0611 W4-43QB attar 5pm waakdays 717-5124 CHEVY CAMARO 1971 - Mach- thra.BCury 747-8400 MOO Call 2*1-8312 or M1-7771 heater In good cond 62.000 ml 47 Than do it in thla 3 badroom anicalry Bound Body • intanor r 6 p n Ranch Locatad m a Park-litta 1 • 197* tUNKIN BOWRIOER — KAWASAKI KKH 19*5 HANDYMAN SPECIALS - 1979 MERCEDES 480 SE 1M0 - Call between 10-4 pm 115 tip marc Aabutl/18 houra vary good 11*00 or baa 739-1M4 TOYOTA COROLA ISM — 2 747-1 aattmg Thla rtoma boaata a Mint oond Navar racad Moving. Call ill 9999 allar « p m Ford Fairmont, SMO 1M1 White, spollere, Pirrellle eruiea. door. 4 spaed, new FM stereo fancad raar yard partact for chil- Tin trans* Many axtras Ctaan mual sail Baat oftar CaN Mama B2000 Pickup, MOO ABB. aun roof, alarm, custom 1*74 PLYMOUTH WAQON — CHIVY MALIBU CLASSIC 1977 cassette 4 tires Clean 1 owner Avnt features dran Family room haa a wood •3S00 »1.1414 aMr 7 495-9750 MOO arts laka both Both naad seat oovars. 48 000 ml 120.000 Runa great Oood for work Call Rune excellent Asking 61680 burning it ova with adding giaaa - PS/PB. A/C CkMfl oar Can B Caa 747-UM Can 370-1114 Dave at 787-8079 ON emit anef irvcts l» 1M3 WELL CRAFT - Bow KAWASAKI 750 LTD 1BS1 741-54*0 altar 8 Can 642-33M doora Com* aa« III $101,800 "dar 120 marcury cruisar I/O Liks naw 11500 CENTURY 2^ EINBINDCR Mint condition M600 with tfanar Can 741-*»1. Laara numbar CHIVY MONIA. 1BTI — V-* Airtatforwl* lJ0CAutaHert4.lt 300 Autotiornl* I 300 Auto,torn!* REALTORS 747.ajg7 Lots of naw parts. ti*M or baat 201- 971 3500 Open UHSpm KAWASAKI 2*0 CSR 1972 oftar Can 7(7-UO4 aak tor Rich indapandantty 1B74 M' LUHRS — Marlboro Oood cond 1.000 ml OwnM OptfliO'M fibargtaaa 215 waukaana Fraah tU> Caa 4»6-419» CHIVETTv -•» v a>a aaE> 1*7i w' 7' —^^ 1a> dasnr . autoBIUIV-' MlODLETOWN — By ownar ~3 watar coolsd Fry bridga Dual mattei«K.. A/C* . good body, runa badroom ranch. IVj bath living controls Full custom wintar can- goodood, IMM Caa 7»7-»2i« anar room, dining room, family room vas. Trtm tabs Slaapa 4 Extraa 4 30 ppm >arga aat-m uncnan, oaraga H50O0 Call 2229M7 or •77-O7M Mr Paoa SUZUKI ENGINE 1982 1972 CHEVY IMPALA — 2 door abova ground 15 pool 't pTua V>. p/s. p/B t2*0 Call «71 -0428 Kitson's acraa, baat achooi*. naar Q5P 22 RHODES M — 9 0 •vinruda $300 or Bast Ottar attar 8pm 10* Many antraa Prtcad to aall alactrtc 3 aalla includtng 170 Call 741-0139 attar 5pm 1134,900 Call 747-M42 CHEVY MALIBU WAOON — gsnoa Poptop.atactrontca Aak- SUZUKI 197» PS IBM 1977 73000 muas P/S. P/B. >ng IB3O0 Now boat On ordtK radio Asking »i700 Can MlDDLETOWN - Navaainti trm Cat) aftar I p m 172-»006 Mint oond Asking WOO Maa than 2 mi to Sandy Hook 3 CM lt> SIS4 anar 8 p m 291 SI 22 btg badrooma. 2* balha. flr«- 22 CATAUNA 1ft3 — Starling placa, family room, baaamant Jib. IM2 EvanrutM B 0 atactric Ml SUZUKI T8 250 — Dual CHIVY 1978 VaauvHH - Cua- garaga Big lot with gllmpaa of aun Pop-too with anctoaura purpoas atrsat bika Bought last lom Van. Carpatad. staraoitad. 4 ocaan through wmtar traaa Only Lofa of aalraa 110,000 raar aa lafl-ovar. only 700 muas captain cfvjxrs. ate. Vary omata 9119 800 LESHEP. AS- 530-5500 Panacl cond 1700 Call aftar 5 Cat mat an wta * pm 741-95JO •3100 222-0*34 SOCIATES Raanora 291-0919 AMF SUNFISM - SaHboal with SUZUKI 197» OS 428 E - Oood CHEVY MONTI CARLO 19*2 MlODLETOWN — Looking to buy R/W/B aaii ft ad|uaubta tin cond Baal oftar ovar 1500 Can v-8 PS/PB. A/C. vinyl root. or aall your homa? Ltt ua h«lp 787 4791 sftar 8 p m am/lm rsssstts Exc cond. Aak- you' CENTURY 21 Eintwnoar R«- fjusvil I TtyssjBf- r^tjIIIPal feJIHl nBUfajl ingJMOO Call M4-UM altort 871-3500 uaad apere lira 81060 Cat) YAMAHA - 3*0 Sx 4.400 muas •42-8614 Eac bond Must sail 8550 Can CHIVY CITATION IMO - 4 oyl. MID0LETOWN/0AK HILL — auto.. Air Naw shocks axe oond Mint 3 badroom. 2 bath ranch in BEETLE CATBOAT Musi sal 119*0 Cad 171-0117 ona of Middiatownt moat if- Oood condition atrabia araaa Convaniant to Call 229-7S7H 281 Mop.d. CHIVY UONZA 1971 - 4 parkway and train anno" MOTOBECANE 1M0 - Excal- cytlndar automatic Naar vraa t Baautitui inground pool Fira- BLUEJAY SAILBOAT — E>c« lanl condition Bast oftar CaN braksa 11500 Can «72-H72 placa. cantral air conditioning, lant condition Naw aaiia Extras •72-17M dack On gutat itraat E*cali«m •2200 Call 530-7431 CHEVY NOVA 1973 achooi ayaiam S193.9O0 By PUCH NEWPORT II - 1BS2 Ex- MMana y naw pans. BOSTON WALER IBM - 17 caHant condition S350 Call •400 fif r Call Ml-81M ownaf Call ffoi r appointmanl 971 M1S Call 531(909 CHEVY IMPALA 1*90 - 4-dr.. t- YAMAHA CHAPPY — 1BS2. Ions pamt. AC. Pt/PB Exc MONMOUTH BEACH It BRISTOL 1970 - 9 9 Evan- subsrb condition vary fast. COnd 13.800 ruds!B75 Naw cushions. 3 salla halmal includad Must ba aaan • 739-4*15 A RIVERFRONT knot malar. >12.aO0 530-5500 Special graduation CUSTOM BRICK RANCH Mat drtvan 8450 or bast oftar 15 OLDTOWN WOOD BOAT - 747-82»5 CHEW IMPALA 1M2 - 4 dr 2 Prictjs on new Magmiftorant *riawa of with floorboards, oars and can- Una paint AC. AM/FM. PS/PB Sr-rawabury Rlvar Living room vas oovar Maks oftar Cat] 290 Trucks *V Exc cond t4.2O0 and pre-owned cars wrm ftrapiaca dining room, irg •4234*1 2*422*9 aat-in tutchar 3-4 badrooma. 3 Trailer* batna. dan tabutoua an giaaa FLEETCRAFT BOW RIDER 1979 CIRCLE CHEVROLET ftotida room with adding doora to — '8 H HP. Marc outboard. 1*84 CHEVY C50 - Rack body Shrawabury Ava Shrawabury 15>.4O raiaad fiagaiona patio. 210 Oslor Irailar. naw carpal 24 gal dump 81800 Cat! 842-0549 or 741-3130 rlvarfronl buikhaad. 3 iona gaa. lank Baal oflsf ovar I3AO0 Call 229-4340 NEW MODELS BB naat, caniral air burglar 871-2249 CHEVY O-io 1980 - Long bad aiavm. 2 car garaga. baautiful UW 1992 DURANAUTtC — Slda Van. B cyl. auto. Sat up tor AVAILABLE! ounda 1305.000 Call carpantar or atactrician Rsady CLASSIC T-BIRD 1866 S conaota 38 hp alactric sun to work. S4700 Can 2*4-1751 2-7*29 tor appt Johnson. D F compass C O A/C Whtta with black Intarlor LARGE SELECTION MONMOUTH COUNTY — Call Pkg. Tin trallar • many mora 1978 CHEVY SUBURBAN Excallant condition S80O0 for our comptimantary orochura axtraa Exc cond Mual sstl Aak U00 or bast otlar rues 229-0958 OF PRE-OWNED CARS YEAR of aicluarva llatlnaa IngtMOO 787-5124 Can 7I7-MO7 FOUR SEASONS REALTORS IMP -77. 23 ft cuddy. 235 omc CHEVY PICK-UP 1977 — •' bad. RUMSON 530-9600 M0O0. Mon-Frl 20I-438-3C38 cap. aun roof, manual trans 9 MlDDLETOWN 071-5200 or 92S-092« wsakarids. cyl Excanant cond. Asking OOOD CONDITION -IMO Mus- HOLMOEL 949-3700 •2500 Call 787-78*4 tang Day 842-3*31 attar 7 p m END OAK RIDGE REALTY JOHNSON O/B MOTOR 1978 — •71-1*41 15 HP. anon shaft. S37S Call CHEVY RACK BODY TRUCK Adult Community •42-3342 1*98 -8350 COUOAR XR 7 _ 167* In good 341-9090 condition maids 8 out tVieed » BEST PRICES NOW! MERCURY - •• angina Undar Ca»7t7-«o*4 RCD BANK — For aala by owna* eea at 82600 Caa 671-8076 Protaaaional uaa 3 alory homa I wsrrsnty » 14 flbarglaaa boat 4 CHEVY C10 1SS1 - PS/PB. low CES NOW! i trallar Call 530-3743 mnaaoa cap. axe cond . tfJOOO CUTLASS SUPREME 1M1 with many optlona including a •42-4271 or S42-375C 2 door. V-«. auto.. PS/PS, air. third floor apt with aaparata an- SAILBOAT — 20' Bucklnaar. axe oond 84*98 Cat 2*4-3*08 tranca Naar Broad St financial alaaps 4. 10 HP Chrystar out- OODOE 1972 - Powar Wagon. diatrtct $179,000 Call aftar 7 board I sasy load Irailar Bast V9. 4 apd 7V. P/Anola plow CUTLASS SUPREME 1«7S - pm 530-9106 oftar Call 871-1129 Cap Can aftar 7 p m 741-113* Navy Dtus wtth wnna mt. PS/PB. A/C. am/tm. raar ostrost. snow RED BANK - For aala by ownar 29 SEABIRD — 1979 With fly. 1978 FORD ENC ISO - 8 cyl 3 tirss wtth rims Mint oond Must INSTANT CREDIT APPROVAL 4 badroom 1 Uj bath living room, Dnoga laama aa 29 Phoani*) apd standard shirt, am/lm radio Ba« S1B00 583 1848 dining room. dan. gaa hast Asking S3S.000 Call 291-0209 S1200 Can waakdays aftar 5 • 119.000 Call 741-1204 pm 2*1-5193. DATSUN 210 1S78 — Hatcn- SEA RAY 20' 542-1000 RUMSON - Lrva Lova and Naw 6 cyl motor Exc cond FORD 1977 — 4-whaal drtva EM. running oond Asking Lavishly antartaln m thla party, Mart, sxtrss 83*00 Cell pick-up. F-250 ExeaHant con- 62000 Caa 222-O621 partacl 3 badroom 2't bsth 255-6545 el 5 30pm or 10 30pm dition Ranch Sunkan living room hugs Can 2»4-Ma4 OATSUN SENTRA 1*83-8- PURCHASE OR LEASE CARS OR formal dining with firaolaca. and 17' OOAY DAY SAILER — • apsad. sm/fm radio. 42.000 ml 2 graat roomi Cualom mtchan. irailar Boat covar Boat In watar FORD RANOER PICKUP - Exc oond. WSO0. Plaan can seraanad porch 2 car garaga •900 llrm Call 2*4-9841 1*83 with cap VS. auto. 31.000 attar I p m (71-7239 . -. TRUCKS wftn workshop and lots ol sxusa mHaa Excallant condition 88 Horaapowar Johnaon motor •8500 Call 797-4H*. OATSUN 110 WAOON 1971 — Including a lacuHi In tha maalsr Naada work Baal oftar Call Exc conags transportation. auM. Asking »32» 000 •71-M2S 1979 FORD PICK-UP - 4x4 EA ARMSTRONG AQENCV 15x36* tires with whrta wagon oliar ovirlaW CO M2-4I29 Raaltor 555 Proapact Ava Lima 18' MFO — Flbarglaaa boat with •masta a much mora Bast oftar Chryatar 36 hp motor A trallar «*»ar. 741-4500 ovar 85200 Can Joa anyums OATSUN 200 FX INI - • apd . Can 2*4-2259 PS/PB/PW. A/C. AM/FM. brand TINTON FALLS - Ealala arsa SKI BOAT - 18 FABUOLAS. naw tlras Parfact oond. 83.000 By ownar Mini 5 yaar old custom FORD PICK-UP XLT F28O 1873 ml MOOO Call Bo* 741-8781 homa on i acra woodad lot 3-4 run-a-boul fora dack. vinyl — Looks and runs graat. (2000 badrooma 2 batha. aunksn living aasts many axlraa Tm-up Can 2*4-5912 DATSUN MO SX - IBM M.OOO room with tlrsolacs. formal din- Irailar Asking M50 B42-4J73 miwa. 9 sod . s/c. sm/lm starao Ing room, tinisnad baasmant. 2 28 BAYLINER — 1977 Wee* JEEP CHEROKEE.' 79. VO aaaani, SL pkg MM0 or baat ear garaga Many aatrss condt.. many axlraa (4800. can otlar Can 7I7-04M snder ffehermsn 89 channel CB. IN t184.9O0 Call B42M27 VHF radio, oompaee. dloltel DODOE VAN 1*77 - Auto.. A/C. oeow finder. 2 beltariaa. 9 suto 4x4 truck PS/PB. Low itimaaa. good oond 132 Condos* olloe pumps 2 sncnors. awlm AM/FM LBItaill 3 apd. 7800 Call 4*3-1147 or 222-*>77 pisiform, bulrl in fish box II mHaa lanallanl condition Can Townhouaaa stern. MydroHC t/lm tabs 2 741-2S4>or S71-OM1 CONDO - Middlatown. Shadow burner princess rrtove staintaaa Laka villags adult commumity. 2 sink ice-box, heed. eH Coeal 300 Auto* (or Sal* badrooma aun-room By ownsr Ouerd Equipment 112.000 or DODOE AMU STATION beet offer Cen 741-38*1 ISM DOOOE CORONET WAOON 1M2 - 18.500 ml. air. Cat) anar 4 pm 171-9193 or WAOON — Exc running cond 741-3759 PI/PB. AM radio, luggaga rack! WELLCRAFT NOVA II 1»1 Od k-anaponaaon Cargo oamar raar window dafrostar. cnarcoal HAZLET — BaautJful 2 badroom Twtn 2sxrs. axe oond Call me SIM 787-4M0 or M1-2747 gray MM0. Can 971-M19 attar 942-7119 •79-4109 721-2400. Townhousa. Irving room, dining 1979 T-BIRO - 2 door. Fun room, huga kltchan 178.500 153 Camping powar. Ovor 12800 span! on car OOOOI COLT 1(7* - 4 dr. Call 73M7M tor s»pl in last yaar SM00 or bast oftar auto., sm/fm. naw ttraa be. HIOHLANDS — Lu.ury 3 Equlpmant Call 4M-224S mamananoa AakMg UtOO. badroom Ocaan rw S1200 CAMPER AMC 1979 SPIRIT - Oood con- oaaansrtpm «7i-i5Q« ERA LINCROFT REALTORS 1970 Pums pop-up droon AM/FM ISHllts. naw itTS DOOOI ABPEN - Llks 3 Swimming Rlvar Rd Ursa Asking 82300 Can naw Orutonal K.000 mHaa. Aak- 747-3BW Evas 992-4599 naw Can 871.Mil •42-4773 ing Sa*W Can lim 8-*. SHADY OAKS - 2 badrooma. 2 197* VW CAMPER AMC - ttM Rabat station 872- 242* bsths. immaculata. many axtraa. Oraat Condition Rafrlg stovs Wagon. • cyl ExoaHant running OOOOI ASPEN WAOON 1*77 - Mt 000 Principals only Can smk. sm/fm caaaatta 82900 Can Past latasl inepacnon 8250 Can • cyl . automatic. PS/PB MOO til fatt 4*5-1123 482*013 Call 4*S-4M9 afMr 9 Hwy 36, EATONTOWN