MIDDLETOWN HOLMDEL HIGHLANDS Losers again Draws praise ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Jets and Giants fall Anti-Defamation League to Bills and Redskins. Today's Forecast: honors Monmouth attorney. Fair, rain possible tomorrow Page B1 Page B1 Compete w»ath»r on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 114 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINCE 1878 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1983*. 25CENTS Reagan pleased with Asian trip SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - perience of being "face-to-face with borne in mind. There are very President Reagan headed home communism, being literally eyeball- genuine threats." said the secretary from hit Asian tour today, leaving to-eyeball with the North Koreans of state, who pronounced the trip behind a renewed commitment to across the DMZ." "an outstanding success." South Korea's security based in part "It was a stark reality," Speakes "The overwhelming importance on having stood "eyeball UM-ye- said. of this visit is... the reaffirmation of bali" with communist North Korea. Also aboard Air Force One on the the determination of the United "All the major goals were ac- 15-hour-plus trip home were two States and of the government and complished," White House spokes- ailing Korean youngsters from pov- people of South Korea to defend man Larry Speakes said aboard Air erty-stricken families coming to the themselves." Shultz said. Force One today as Reagan re- United States for heart surgery in The subject came up repeatedly turned from the 15,650-mile, 6W-day New York. during administration officials' trip to Japan and South Korea. While Reagan emphasized the press briefings, and several showed Reagan ended his South Korean military tension in this capital 30 open irritation at the questioning. visit Sunday with a farewell call on miles south of North Korea, the "We do think what is happening President Chun Doo-hwan. The two government's decision to place dls- here is you're missing the big leaden then rod* in an armored lidwiti under bouse arrest or in picture, one official told a re- limousine past tens of thousands of custody during the president's visit porter. The official, speaking on the flag-waving Koreans to a brass-band drew attention to human rights condition that he not be identified by and red-carpet send-off at Kimpo issues. name, said the reported curtailment International Airport. Shultz told reporters questioning of freedom of political dissidents Reagan left with a ^affirmation South Korea's human rights record was "a distraction you don't need. of the need to maintain South that "if you look over a period of But I think by and large the trip has Korean security and with a public time, you see progress. been a success and I don't think this reminder by Secretary of State "That isn't to say that there will detract from that {feoff* Sfaalu thai i* ilireai 11O111 iic.ii problems Bui I Minn you. He disclosed thatarbne sentence North Korea can temper progress in also, have to bear in mind that there reference in a joint US-South ftttt i ta-a-cwnlry-Jusl a.-few nhnrt irtttai .long. Actually teeing North Korea from from here that continually threatens negotiations with the Seoul regime inside the demilitarized tone separ- this country . " he said. In the statement praising U.S.- ating It from South Korea left "a "So it's not a little game that's South Korean ties, the two govern- deep impression" on Reagan, said being played. And I think that ments said that Reagan and Chun Speakes. He said it was the ex- security is something that has to be See Reagan, page A3 President Reagan takes look toward Sorth Korean from DMZ post Marathon Rebels rock PLO bunkers BEIRUT. Lebanon lAPi - weather Palestinian rebels rocketed PLO bunkers yesterday in Syrian-held 9 north Lebanon. Drat milltlai—n 'perfect Knight Lebanese troops in the cen- tral mountains, and a car-bomb BY JIM HINTELMANN exploded in the Israeli-occupied south. ASBURY PARK-Because of In the political domain, efforts to conflicts with several other rtfornilfci ''bason's warring £ae- marathons including one in tions hit another obstacle when the Philadelphia-laler this month, government announced that Syria the field for this year's Jersey had asked President Amin Gemayel Shore Marathon was smaller to cancel his planned trip to Damas- than usual with only 2.100 entries. cus today to meet with Syrian Director of Race Information President Hafez Assad. It reported Dick Kinney, nevertheless, was the Syrian Foreign Ministry said happy with the way the race went Assad was ill and hospitalized, but off "I'm pleased with the did not specify his ailment. number of runners," Kinney Lebanon's state radio said the said. "In the paat we have had as Syrian president had to undergo an many as 3,000, but we don't have appendectomy, but the government- to have hugh crowds for this controlled news media in Damascus race. "The number of runners made no mention of Assad being ill this year enabled all the volun- or of Gemayel's trip. teers to get involved," Kinney Beirut radio said one Lebanese said. soldier was killed in the clashes in Kinney wanted to single out mountains overlooking Beirut. The the volunteers for special men- Israeli military command in Tel tion. See Rebels, page A3 Yasser Arafat appears yesterday with his second in command, Khulil U azir ''They deserve a lot of credit." Kinney said. "None of them get paid. "The towns in which the races Syrians receive warning from U.S. go through were super." Kinney said, "the people went out of WASHINGTON (API - The Re- example of U.S. determination to successive days last week. simply cannot become a matter ol their way to help everyone." agan administration is telling Syria protect American lives. - McFarlane. who appeared on the policy, whether it is Syria or some More than 400 volunteers it faces almost certain retaliation if CBS-TV program "Face the Na- other country." donated their services. They McFarlane also suggested that Syrian gunners continue shooting at the administration might support an tion. " said U.S. forces cannot "be Two Navy F-14 fighters and two ranged from from doctors to American aircraft flying reconnais- invasion by other Central American attacked with impunity " anywhere. crew members were lost at sea over lawyers to grade school students. sance patrols over Lebanon. countries against the Sandinista "The United States has made the Mediterranean last week but the Their duties include adminster Robert McFarlane. President Re- regime in Nicaragua if they decide clear recently" in other contexts, jn Pentagon says the planes had not ing first aid, giving out cups of agan's national security adviser, on such an action. He said. "That's the Caribbean, that we take very been the target of hostile fire. Both water and cleaning up after the said yesterday that while a war with , right." when told he seemed to be seriously threats to American planes were from the aircraft race. Syria is unlikely, Damascus should leaving the question open. lives." he said "I think that the carrier John F. Kennedy One Agnes Ruane of Prospect. take a "sober view" of the U.S. Syrian gunners fired unsuc- United States by demonstrating crashed Tuesday with a loss of both Conn., the women finisher of the commitment in Lebanon. He cited cessfully at U.S. jets on reconnais- that, and if need be in the future, crew members: the other crashed race, was running in the Jersey the invasion of Grenada as an sance missions over Lebanon on two will make very clear that this See Syria, page A3 Shore Marathon for the first time and had good things to say about the entire organization. "The course was excellent."' Nurses, hospital in tentative agreement Ruane said. "It is so nice to see a flat surface. The homes along BY JANICE L. LUCAS sides." said Wendy Edelson. HPAE capacity to 70 percent and all electiveoperations are being the way were very scenic. All I chairwoman. On Friday, first aid squads were re-scheduled." said Bobbe Nicoletti. had to do was to get adjusted to Agaes Ruane NEPTUNE - Jersey Shore Medi- John Sindoni. hospital director of notified to transport non-emergency the hospital's public relations direc- the long straightaways. cal Center has returned to its human resources, said the principal patients to other hospitals. tor. "The emergency room is open regular operating schedule after issue in the negotiations Saturday "The medical center is fully to all first aid squads, effective Th weather was almost perfect contract negotiators between the night was the creation of a man- operational and open for surgery immediatetv " she said {or the race except for a breeze hospital and a nurses's union were on the northward course. datory union shop. able to reach a tentative agreement Earlier. Edelson said that while "H was a gorgeous day." yesterday morning, thus averting a Kinney said. "It could not have 100 percent union membership was planned walkout of 330 registered important, she might be "flexible " been better. Everyone expected nurses. a record today." on the issue. The yongest runner in the race Negotiators for the Medical The other concerns were hospital Monday Center and Hospital Professionals rights, a no-strike clause under was eight-year-old Tabitha Index People A2 Francks of Sewell. N.J.. and she and Allied Employees Union of New contract, and scope of bargaining. Obituaries A7 turned in a remarkable per- Jersey reached a tentative agree- The agreement was reached after Advice A8 Opinion A6 formance by finishing the race in ment at 3:15 Sunday morning, less a 17-hour session that began at 10 Arts B5 Sports C3 three hours. 13 minutes and 23 than four hours before a nurse's a.m. Saturday and ended at 3:15 Business B7 Television B5 seconds. That was good for Hth strike set for 7 a.m. a.m. Sunday. The contract nego- Classified B8 Your Town B1 place among the women com- Both the medical center and the tiations began in January. Edelson Comics B6 Lottery petitors. It was also an unofficial nurse's union say they are satisfied said Lifestyle A8 Winning numbers n the New Jer- national record for «-year olds. with the agreement. The hospital's boatd of directors Movies B5 sey lottery appear on page A7. "I want to compete in the No details of the pact were will ratify the agreement Friday Olympics." said Francks who released. and the union membership is set to was running in her third mara- "We are very pleased that a ratify it Saturday, said Lloyd. 100 Vitamin C 500 m(f only 98c Attention Realtors! thon. tentative agreement was reached Professional Pharmacy-Red Bank The Daily Register's monthly Par- last night, said John K. Lloyd. In preparing for the possible "I was astonished when she strike, all voluntary surgery, ad- Key In ade of Homes will be published Fri Jersey Shore's executive vice pres- & Sun.. Nov. 18 & 20th. Deadline told me she wanted to run the dient. missions and transfers were To The Register's Auto Giveaway See Marathon, HI* At and you might win a 1964 Ford Wed.. Nov. 16th. To reserve your ad. Tom Fleming "I feel we have worked out a very canceled in an effort to cutback the call Classified Display. 542-4000 number of patients from 90 percent Tempo from Hyer Ford. Look inside workable agreement for both for details. A2 The Daily Register MONDAY. NOVEMBER U, i983 PEOPLE Grenadians thank US, pray for ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada (APi - Some 600 Cubans were working on the In their sermons yesterday, ministers dian flags with the words "Thank ^fo« Thousands of Grenadians filled churches new airport at Point Salines. and priests at Catholic. Methodist and America." Sunday in a national day of thanksgiving Some of the Grenadians freed yester- Anglican churches offered thanks for the An honor guard from the multinational for the US -led invasion and to pray for day said they had been kicked and U.S.-led invasion, which began Oct. 25 Caribbean force that participated in the the dozens of people who perished in the abused by U.S. soldiers. and resulted in the roundup of the short- invasion planned a march to the ca- country's crisis , « i Inside the Cathedral of the Im- lived army junta and the ouster of thedral for an evening service presided Cuba, too, mourned its dead. Presi- maculate Conception in St. George's, the Soviets and Cubans from this eastern over by heads of all the island's dent Fidel Castro announced a three-day organist played "A Mighty Fortress Is Caribbean island. churches. < mourning period for the 37 Cubans he Our God" as an Army helicopter flew "We give thanks for this intervention Capt. Russell Cancilla, the military said were slain fighting the US-led noisily over the Roman Catholic church. that rescued us," Lamontagne said in a police commander at the Point Saline* invaders. "It's been very much like this all over prayer. He also urged comfort'' for those detention camp, said a total of 1,120 U.S. occupying forces, meanwhile, the island for the last three weeks." said who have lost their loved ones and for Cubans and Grenadians had been held released 95 detainees and said between Monsignor Cyril Lamontagne. gesturing those who feel they were betrayed by there since the start of the invasion. The 80 and 100 were still being held. More toward the hundreds filling the ca- their own families." makeshift facility consists of tents and than 1,100 Cubans and Grenadians had thedral's pews. "We are a religious Churchgoers in fine suits and dresses 8-by-B-foot wooden 'isolation booths.." been detained by the American troops, people and after the whole tragic affair, stopped to shake hands with U.S. soldiers- eanetlln »aid thw» bad blew "na, but U.S. officials say all of the Cuban we must believe that it could have been clad in fatigues. Some Grenadian youths incidents that required punishment," prisoners have been returned to Cuba. worse if not for God's intervention1." wore T-shirts showing U.S. and Grena- and the detainees had been treated well.

Bob Hope Tony Bennett Protesters call for halt of nuclear arms race

BY The Associated Press the.. Cenotaph, monument where the participation of six members of its 500- Greenham Common, 50 miles from Hope travels back memorial service was held. strong ex-servicemen's branch at the London where the first cruise missiles to Hundreds of protesters staged angry "Unfortunately we were dispersed and ceremony as "demonstrating the be deployed in Western Europe are due demonstrations in England and Australia were not able to get close enough to the breadth of our movement." to arrive soon. Both women protesters to days ofRockne yesterday demanding an end to nuclear Cenotaph itself." said Peter Cadogan. The veterans' wreath was inscribed. and servicemen observed a moment of arms. At least 137 arrests were reported. spokesman for the Peace Anonymous "Save the world for which our comrades silence for Remembrance Day as ah HOLLYWOOD - When Bob Hope arrives at Notre In the East German city of Dresden, group that organized the demonstration. fought and died." order was radioed. "All officers atten- Dame tomorrow to tape part of a television special, about 20 candle-carrying youths also held "The police turned the whole thing into Two hours later, about 200 anti- tion, all senior officers salute." he may remember a 1940 trip to South Bend. Ind.. a "peace" rally, and dispersed quietly a military operation." nuclear protesters from the National with Ronald Reagan and the late Pat O'Brien. That when police approached. Council for Peace marched silently in Outside the base fence, about 40 year. Hope was master of ceremonies for a parade The demonstration passed unnoticed A group of protesters in London fell tn by those gathered around the monument. the same area, and their leader Sheila women from the 26-munth-oM peace at the premier of ' Knute Rockne: All American," the ground in a "die-in" demonstration Oakes added a single wreath of white camp at the main gate formed a silent starring Reagan and O'Brien. Their heads were bowed for two minutes during a Remembrance yesterday ser- of silence after a procession of poppies to the piles. circle, beneath"fe poster reading, "In vice in which Britain's royalty, and dignitaries, including Prince Charles and It was inscribed. "When shall we ever silence we confirm our commitment to CBS's Rather claims political and military leaders paid Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, laid learn?" prevent any war occurring again." tribute to the nation's war dead. wreaths. Police reported eight other anti- Hundreds of women protesters scaled government meddling Scotland Yard said 18 people were nuclear demonstrators arrested in un- a fence at a U.S.-Australian base in Alice arrested on charges of "insulting behav- Britain's Campaign for Nuclear Dis- specified incidents away from the main Springs. Australia, and battled with NEW YORK lAP) - Dan Rather, anchor of the ior" for taking part in the demonstration armament, which disavowed any con- service. police to demand that authorities close "CBS Evening News." said his network's news at Parliament Square, one block from nection with the die-in, hailed the At thp Il.S. Air Force base in the facility. division has been criticized and pressured by Reagan administration officials more often than either NBC or ABC. according to a report published today. "The fact that they do it regularly and in an Leftist parties record victories in Peru jy\f: WORLD intelligent way. and that they gauge the level of pressure has at least this effect: It is designed to LIMA. Peru I API - The moder- thrown in a military coup. He than 33 percent of the vote. Alfonso have us think twice." Rather said during an ate left headed for control of Peru's restored civilian government to Barrantes, a lawyer polled only 2 interview with editors and reporters of The New city halls today, handing President Peru in 1980 after 12 years of percent less that Belaunde'!! can- Cosmonauts unhook cargo ship "Yoi^fTimes. Fernando Beluunde Terry's party a rflHitJ Hijl Illl^i lin-iil mwi major setback in municipal elec- The elections were held under L£,\4UII. UIU tut ec ytnib d^;i» MOSCOW - Soviet cosmonauts on the Salyut 7 space!' Rather said the White House his proffered tions thit tir/int omnntMv rlncnito \ criticism after* bro3ucasts"3fnd pressure before j threats from the Maoist Shining station have disengaged the unmanned cargo ship that threats from guerrilla terrorists. Path guerrilla movement, which "We represent the hope of the brought fuel to their spacecraft. Tass reports. ,,.,w,n. ,,,. ,,n ih.. -..r :,,l,t,m. thai Reagan I people who have been deceived too administration officials "know television." "It is a moment-of recognition had warned Peruvians they might be The cargo ship Progress 18 was launched last month and I am glad the country had the killed if they voted. Police with long." Barrantes. bi. told a cheering at a time when there was speculation in the West that! opportunity to say so," Belaunde machine guns and soldiers with crowd before the explosions near the the cosmonauts' Soyuz T-9 spacecraft, which took the; Bennett adds color to life said after left-wing and center-left bayonets guarded more than 40.000 coalition headquarters. men into space June 27. was in trouble and possibly HOLLYWOOD - Singer Tony Bennett says he candidates won the majority of polling places. Nationwide, the center-left Social stranded , , . iin i ieavf in* Vaii iii Sin Francisco tut ir. the yesterday's elections. —Her violence'WarrepoTtedT affhe" Democrats, lead by Alan Garcia, All scheduled operations, including the unloading of e e of lne Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The pop Official results in the races for polls bulT after they closed last won the bulk of the city nans. the cargo shjpLx (M 'in8 united propulsion unit and jazz singer says he is a painter whe> wanders t.twtf mayuidi and city government m^th nH'if weir fi^ttt explosions and pumping of drinking water into tho-orbital stations-- through the Metropolitan alone after closing. posts were not expected for about 10 near the Lima headquarters of the An independent polling organiza- holds, were carried out in full." the official news agency i days. United Left coalition There were no tion, Peruvian Public Opinion, gave said yesterday. The defeat was the first for known casualties, but a police Social Democrats 38 percent na- Soviet officials have denied a British Broadcasting Trarariti scholarships awarded Belaunde's centrist Popular Action official said the blasts caused some tionwide, Christian Conservatives 26 Corp. report that suggested the Salyut 7 was crippled Party, which propelled him to the damage and four suspects were percent. Barrantes' United Left 23 by a fuel leak and the crew would have difficulty' HOLLYWOOD - "Hill Street Blues star Daniel presidency twice in the past 20 arrested percent and Belaunde's government returning to Earth. J. Travanli returned to his alma mater, the years The United Lett, which included party 10 percent, a 25 percent plunge Soviet news media have not said when the; I niversitv of Wisconsin-Madison. Saturday to wit- Belaunde, 71. was president from Peru's Communist Party, won the from the municipal elections of ' cosmonauts. Vladimir Lyakhov and Alexander Alexan-! ness the presentation of two new Daniel J. Travanli 1963 to 1968. when he was over- mayor's race in Lima with more three years ago. drov. will return to Earth. -l . scholarships... Ibeawante .w.ere_dooau>cdy 44 9 cdy the Chinese air force 44 34 m cdy academy of Wu Yung-keng. » II cdy 56 n J2cdy who flew a MiG-19 jet • SO clr fighter to a base near n St »cdy Seoul, South Korea, in Oc- SI 53 TJcdy 54 46 1! rn tober 1982 and then was 31 21 IB cdy given asylum by the Na- » S3 12 rn 34 n cdy tionalist Chinese govern- • II' cdcdy y ment here. n cdy The spokesman said •I cdy cdy Wang flew his plane - Wichita cdy bearing the number 83067 Prr - Precipitation lor 24 ton endinf 7pm IESTI Sunday — to Taipei from a Chinese Otlk -Sky condilioni outlook lor Mon military air base on Uy — Choushan Island. 360 miles northwest of Taiwan. Jersey Shore He did not list the type of A chance of rain this morning...decreasing cloudiness plane. The governments in the afternoon. Highs in the upper 40s. Winds easterly official .Broadcasting Cor- to northeasterly at about 10 mph. Fair Monday night. poration of China initially Lows in the middle to the upper 30s. said the plane was a Soviet- Cloudy with rain possible Tuesday Highs in the lower designed MiG-19. but said 50s. later it was an older Chance of rain 40 percent Monday morning..20 MiG-17. percent Monday afternoon and 10 percent Monday night. The ministry spokesman said two Nationalist Chi- Marine forecast nese F-5 jet fighters scrambled 1o intercept the Continued cloudy Monday night. Winds variable at 10 Chinese plane as it ap- mph or less. proached Taiwan, and then Visibility...Poor through Monday night. escorted it the Chiang Kai- shek International Airport Tides on the outskirts of Taipei A trust relationship can't exist on reputation minors or incompetents. Escrow Agent. Personal alone. 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Bright, deduct 10 minutes: Long Branch, deduct 15 by Gen. Kuo Yu-lin, com- minutes; Highlands bridge, add 40 minutes. mander-in-chief of the Na- tionalist Chinese air force. Sun, Moon Airport officials said All limes Eastern Standard there was no disruption in Commercial Trust air traffic. TODAY: Sunrise 6:41 a.m.: sunset 4:39 p.m. MEMBER OF COMMERCIAL BANCSHARES INC. TOMORROW: Sunrise 6:43 a.m.: sunset 4:46 p.m. Wang was the second Last quarter Nov. 27: new moon Dec. 4: first quarter Chinese air force pilot to Serving Hudson, Bergen, Middlesex, Union and Monmouth Counties. Dec. 12; full moon. Nov. 20. defect this year. . MEMBER FDK MONDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1983 The Drily Register A3 OAS ministers to convene in Washington jj^g NATION WASHINGTOVASHfNGTON (AP)I -— As OrganizaOrroniza. ftMltinUkntsentiment hnha«s ahlftMshiftedi nv»over th»e na«past thrMthreke tratiotratinn mighmiohlt trIrvy Itno r*n»arepeat itcs militarvy rCaribbeanv;kk ••n• _.»!«.nations. aligne.11 d^ agains- : t* many " : : — : : •—• —— tion of American States foreign minis- weeks. success on Grenada in Central America. of the larger Latin American nations. ters assembled here today, U.S. officials "There is a much more favorable But the officials said Secretary of State So divided was the sentiment that no Two fighter jets lost at sea say the Reagan administration is prepar- situation in the hemisphere now," said George ShulU. when he addresses the nation offered a resolution on Grenada ing assurances that it wants a political one American official, drawing a com- OAS on Tuesday, will reaffirm the This contrasted sharply with the mood at WASHINGTON - Two F-14 fighter planes and two solution In Central America despite its parison with the mood when the OAS American commitment to a political the United Nations, where the General crew members were lost at sea last week in flights over decision to intervene militarily in permanent council took up the Grenada solution in that region. *+ - .M. • • • u • II . * Assembly voted 108-9 to oppose the the Mediterranean, but the Pentagon said yesterday issue on Oct. 26. the day after the U.S.- Specifically, shultz will reiterate US. invasion. that neither plane had been the target of hostile fire Central America and Grenada were led invasion. support for the Contadora mediation American officials believe it is highly An F-14 and both crew members were lost at sea last expected to be the dominant issues as the The official, who asked not to be group — Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela unlikely that this week's OAS meeting Tuesday, the Pentagon reported. The plane was from 30-member hemispheric body prepared identified, attributed the changed at- and Panana — which has been pursuing will be able to agree on a resolution. the carrier John F. Kennedy Another F-14 was lost to hold its annual foreign ministers mosphere to the subsequent disclosures a negotiated settlement to the turmoil in although Mexico and a number of other Friday off the Kennedy, but both crew members were meeting. of Cuban military involvement in Central America since January, the nations are expected to reiterate their rescued with slight injuries. When the OAS permanent council met Grenada and of the request for outside officials said. ShulU was scheduled to disapproval of the American action. Neither plane was on a reconnaissance mission at the shortly after the Grenada invasion, the assistance from Grenada's Governor return with President Reagan from their The officials see Grenada as essential- time. Army Maj. Bob Shields, the Pentagon press duty United States was the target of wide- General, Paul Scoon trip to East Asia today. ly a side issue, with much of the officer, said yesterday. He refused to give specifics on spread criticism among many of the There have been widespread fears At the time of the OcL » meeting, the dlKiimion over the next five days the flight paths of the two jets When asked whether the larger Latftr American nations. But among some countries, particularly OAS was divided on the Grenada issue, centered on how to advance the Con- planes went down after flying over Lebanese air space. American officials believe hemispheric Nicaragua, that the Reagan adminis- with the United States and most East tadora process. Shields stressed that the planes had not been on reconnaissance missions. The cause of both crashes will be probed by a Navy board of investigation, but neither plane was shot down Advice offered for harassment victims by hostile fire, said Shields. ANN ARBOR. Mich. (APi - The of unwelcome advances and other kinds ing brochures depict examples of harass- psychology professor resigned after a Broken track cited in derailment ' videotape begins midway through a of sexual harassment to complain to ment of both female and male students. tenure committee urged dismissal fol- MARSHALL. Texas - A broken track caused an medical school lecture. A slide of a school authorities. It was developed by "Any relationship on a college campus lowing an investigation into charges he Arntrak train to derail, killing four people and injuring teitbw*-dniwlng"of"l(^ffiSle"'body i? a University of Michigan affirmative is intensely personal," said Eliza Pascal made sexual advances to students and dozens of others, a federal official said yesterday in projected on a screen. A professor action task force. of Atlanta, author of "Because of Sex." staff members, Kaufmann said. releasing tentative findings. _____^______" reproduction in detached. The videotapes dramatiza. a dozen a digest of women's rights laws. The complaint was initiated by a clinical terms. examples of sexual harassment, from a "There's only one person between you woman who attended one of the first — Crews had been working on thelfackTwo noursl>ef6re~~ woman laborer discovering a condom In and that degree or you and that tenure." "Tell Someone" training sessions, she the accident, he said. Donald Engen. a member of the National Transpor- The slide behind the professor changes her equipment manual to the rape of a According to statistics compiled by said. tation Safety Board from Washington, said a rail that — not to a another textbook drawing - woman who wore revealing clothes to the Project on the Status and Education "It's a problem in every college and was shattered in the accident would be the focus of the but a close-up color photograph of a nude work. of Women at the Association of Ameri- university. ' said Dr. Leslie Francis of federal investigation of Saturday's derailment, the " woman. The videotape pans to show a can Colleges in Washington, 20 percent the American Association of University "Some of them are very painful to look second-worst accident in Amtrak's 12-year history. female student storming out of the at," Mrs. Kaufmann said, "but one of all undergraduate women - or 125.000 Professors. classroom. reason the tapes work is they don't pull each year — experience some kind of The Washington-based bargaining unit Lab tests would be needed before it could be punches." sexual harassment. for professors across the country has established conclusively whether the separated track caused the derailment, he said. A final report from the The scenario, dramatized by actors, They serve as the starting point for In a Harvard University study. 49 received "several hundred requests" for information on sexual harassment within NTSB probably won't be ready for at least four months. "happens all the time" in real life at discussions about sexual harassment, percent of non-tenured faculty women Engen said. colleges across the United States, said she said. and 41 percent of women graduate the past few months, she said. Susan W. Kaufmann, who heads the students said they experienced sexual "The whole academic community has "The train derailed because of the break, but there's Scripts for the 60-second vignettes probably more to it." said NTSB spokesman Bob "Tell Someone" program at the Univer- were written by university women "out harassment. Thirty-four percent of the become sensitive to the problem. Most sity of Michigan. undergraduate women said they re- rational people stop doing the harassing Buckhom. elaborating on Engen's statement. "A train of our own experiences." Kaufmann can pass over a break in the rail without derailing.' said. ceived unwelcomed advances. when they see that it will no longer be The program is a 3-year-old, first-of- Burkhorn said the rail was broken in several places, This fall, a University of Michigan tolerated." she said. Its-klnd attempt to encourage recipients Both the videotapes and accompany- causing the separation. Congress sets sights on adjourning Reagan said to be revising arms offer WASHINGTON (API Barope and- Asia, bat that ius-. insisted that MR. AUTO WASHINGTON (API - Legis- they could return before or after three years. The measure has there be parity in the no U.S. missiles be lators hope to adjourn the first President Reagan is refin- Thanksgiving, despite Senate been stalled by opposition to a ing a U.S. arms/Control missile forces of the two deployed in Europe and session of the 98th Congress this Majority LsadtrHoward Baker's provision restricting the use of tlwrthe Soviets' missiles INSURANCE week after laat-gasp attempts to offer on mMJurn-range superpowers facing each warning that to do so could mean. tax-free Industrial development other in Europe Reagan already deployed lie view- subdue runaway budget deficits staying "until Christmas Eve." missiles in an attempt to bonds for such private purposes narrow differences with did not propose specific ed as compensation for 182 and to restore the government's A backlog of minor bills and as building retail stores and fast- the Soviet Union. The numbers at that time. British and French miss- borrowing authority, which several major matters await food restaurants. iles. Each of the Soviet lapsed Nov. 1. action: Washington Post reported DOWN • Senate action on a 128 billion Arms control talks are missiles carries three war- ...... Prapsscsl-ifzislAtisn, due for in today's editions. - Congress was returning ta deficit-reduction package con- under Way in Geneva on heads. work today after, meeting on Senate action today, extending sisting of M4 6 billion in spending... — -The' Post quoted uniden- limiting medium-range- J Friday's Veterans Day holiday the me of the Civil Rights cuts and JU3.4 billion Ja tax .. tified administration of- miflloa in Europe. The and again on Saturday to com- Commission and transforming it increases. ficials as saying Sunday Post said the refined plan FUEL OIL plete work on a compromise into a hybrid panel with half its Congress adopted a budget will be presented in Gen- LOW MONTHLY emergency spending measure that the new U.S. plan is to eight members named by the outline in June that mandated eva this week by Paul H. necessary to keep a variety of president and half by Congress. propose a specific global three-year spending cuts of $12 3 Nitze. the chief U.S. nego- government agencies operating. The compromise proposal was limitation of 420 nuclear billion and.tax increases of $73 warheads for each side on tiator at the talks. PAYMENTS worked out last week. billion to shrink the budget President Reagan was set to medium-range missile's 98' sign the measure today after he deficit, which was S195 4 billion • Senate confirmation of the deployed in Europe and The Post said that West MMUtUOW 711 Hwy #35 returned from a trip to the Far in the fiscal year that ended Sept president's nomination of Wil- Asia European nations feel that cxxo.maoM.mk SHREWSBURY East. liam P. Clark as secretary of the 30. l it would more sharply . Both JhaJiouse. .and .Seaalf . interior

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a new jersey tradition for 125 years The Daily Register Mismanagement, hi-tech style Established In 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register BY JACK ANDERSON documentation, the charges made." But a A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper meeting to share this document with my WASHINGTON - In past columns I've reporter was canceled at the last minute. JAMES E. McKEARNEY, JR. reported that the federal agency created to CONCURRING OPINION: More than a help minority businesses was- rife with President and Publisher year ago, I accused the Social Security political cronyism Administration of •blackmail" in Its at- Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor; Herbert H Thorpe, Jr., Assistant Editor: OuriesC. Triblehorn. Sunday Now I've seen a draft report, still JACK _ tempt to snoop into the ta* records o» some Editor; Russell P. Rauch. Assistant Sunday Editor; Jane Foderiro. City Editor; Doris Kulnun. unreieaseu, prepared by the Commerce 4 million elderly, Wind and disabled Editorial Page Editor Department's inspector general. It con- ANDERSON pensioners To catch suspected cheaters, cludes that the Minority Business Develop- the agency sent out letters threatening to Thomas C. Donahue, Director of Marketing: Daniel J. Gallagher, Controller: Kenneth L Van ment Agency's seven-year program to help cut off the benefit checks if the recipients minority businesses market new high-tech Dalen, Circulation Director; Prank J Allocca. Production Manager. didn't sign forms allowing government products has been badly mismanaged and snoops to rummage around in their income A6 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1983 has little to show for the millions of dollars it has spent. tax returns. , I'm gratified that the U.S. Court of The agency has shelled out some $5.6 center." The former director, Dr. Melvin Butler, Appeals in Washington. DC, agrees with million to 10 "technology commercialize- me. A unanimous decision in a case brought tion centers," which were supposed to bring told my reporter Laurie Siegel: "I started by the National Senior Citizens Law Center 'And here's another young man who will testify clever and useful new products to con- the firms from scratch in order to get the sumers. In its slick publications, the MBDA products on the market. This was part of the told the Social Security bureaucrats that he was in danger until the president saved him has claimed the program is responsible for center's mission. We did what that contract their threatening letter was improper. marketing 28 products and has generated called for .... Obviously, the auditors didn't "The form Itself contained poorly veiled more than S40 million in financing and sales know what commercialization involved." threats that the recipients' benefits would for minority firms. Butler denied the companies were set up for be terminated if they failed to sign the forms," Judge Abner Mikva wrote. "The But the inspector general's report says his gain. language of the form was thus likely to the MBDA's Washington headquarters "has But a Commerce Department memoran- seriously mismanaged the program (and) dum notes that on one project Butler spent coerce individuals, who depend on Social failed to adequately monitor the centers' 15,800 of grant money "to defray his Security for their subsistence, into giving up program accomplishments." As a result, personal expenses," such as department their right to confidentiality.' "centers have failed to achieve the purpose store bills and apartment rent. He also After my initial report, Carole Pope, a of the program and have misused federal executed "121,000 worth of checks payable Social Security official in Florida, wrote a monies." to 'Cash,'" and spent $6,190 in grant funds lengthy diatribe accusing me of distortion and irresponsibility. Care to comment on Investigators checked out 22 of the "to rent a convention hall and bar lounge" agency's 28 success stories and found that for office space. Judge Mikva, Ms. Pope? the claimed accomplishments were "gross- The same memo cited the Baltimore HEADLINES AND- FOOTNOTES: On ly exaggerated." That's putting it mildly center's "apparent misuse of grant funds Aug. 20, two young Army privates were Ten products weren't ever put on the and failure to perform adequately" as killed by a stray artillery round at Fort market, though the MBDA claimed they reasons to cut off its funding. Lewis, Wash. But the Army did not disclose were. These phantom achievements in- The inspector general's report concluded that at least six times in the past six cluded an energy controller for light that 43 of 56 current MBDA projects are months, stray shells have landed on the fixtures, a hydraulic oil pump, a water- "unrelated to technology-based growth Nisqually Indian Reservation near where saving flush toilet and a bun toaster. Industries," which the program is supposed the soldiers were killed. The Army says it Nor could the investigators find any to encourage. has taken steps to correct the problem. evidence that a portable fluoroscope, a For example, the agency spent seven • Ever since 1956, Robert George of solar-wind energy generator, lightweight months and $9,000 in consultant fees on Nebraska has been the "official presiden- concrete, or a naval target device were ever "The Circle Ball" - a attached to commerciallMd. tial Santa Claus" at White House Christinas a line, designed for a child to swing at. parties — until now. George "broke through The draft report also understated the Another product with "weak potential" was a motorcade and entered the White House a "Do-Not-Disturb Doorbell." case when it termed "inappropriate" the illegally" in i960, according to a Secret now-defunct Baltimore technology center's Footnote: Commerce Department of- claim that it successfully commercialized a ficials responsible for the program would Service report. The Secret Service later concealed stereo system and a flame A dVrtmem **««««* «"""'lh< "I"*- hut George ha, not been retardant chemical "since the firms manu- said a 200-page MBDA response to the reinstated. Maybe if he had landed on the facturing the products were owned by ... the inspector general "totally refutes, by roof ...? C Partridge Street on a roll

We've sure found a lot of ways to get free as a bird. I can go where I want and, than our: feet can carry u». ,.^^— within 1-easnn at the speed I want, and no Last night I woke up at quarter past four one's going to tell me anything different. and in order to keep from getting depressed Talk about how good something used to about all the things in the world there are be gets tiresome, but it's hard to avoid when to be depressed about, I forced myself into you talk about trains. No one born after 1950 thinking of all the wheels I've bad since my ANDY could possibly believe it but the railroad first tricycle. was a great way to get around America. ROONEY Eating a civilized dinner in a dining car I think I went from a tricycle to a scooter with white tablecloths while the steel but that didn't last long. For several years wheels beat a fascinating rhythm on the 1 had roller skates but the sidewalk on splices between the steel rails was as good nirtrhlit rirnt nrir irr lr-NT "F thnf as travei ever got. ' ".' "' roller skates weren't much fun. The first real freedom I got to travel was you were 16 and that was some big deal. fl can't resist quoting Edna St. Vincent in Middletown the day my father and mother gave me a There haven't been many deals in my life Millay on the romance of train travel: two-wheeler. 1 was about eight — is that bigger than the day I got my junior license. "My heart is warm with the friends I right, eight? -1 loved it Our block was the You couldn't drive at night and my friends make Army ry>rps oi .Engineers is coast. And some of the examples of size of three blocks on one side and at first, obeyed that but during the day you were And better friends I'll not be knowing considering a Middletown waterfront deformed fish in Raritan Bay do not 1 just rode around that. Within a year, supposed to be going either to school or on Yet there isn't a train I wouldn't take No matter where it's going") as a site for a depository of con- give confidence to residents of these though, I-was riding way up to Bud Duffies an errand for your parents and we stretched on Allen Street. that quite a bit. We usually had girls in mind i re spent uiotisanus or nottrs traveling taminated dredge soils. Middletown is areas. millions of miles since those days when I Within another two years I was traveling more than school or our parents when we rode my bike up to Bod Duffies. Most of one of eight sites under consideration Freeholder Clement Summers said elf over the city on my tihe. It was an - got to take the ear alone. the hours have been spent in cars. Most of important part of the growing up process. fur this unenviable assignment. countv officials believe the Corps The rich kids whose parents bought them the distance has been traveled in airplanes. I was breaking away front home. There seems to be no.ftauh-1 , of 14 Highlands Lions Club and Deane Way, River Plan, the Highlands Senior Junior Samples, died Sunday at Riverview Citizens Club. — Hospital, Red Bank Marie E. Briggs Sunvmng are his, wife, Born in New York City, Katherine Mclnerney Knit- Hee Haw star Mrs. Ethel Rosen; he resided in Highlands for tel; a ion, Joseph Knittel RUMSON - Miss Marie Episcopal Church, where CUMMINGGa (APl- many years until moving of Navesink; a brother, E. Brim, 91. died yester- she was a member of the Junior Samples, a rotund, here 20 years ago. Arthur Knittel of Man- day at Riverview Hospital, St. Mary's Guild. slow-talking comedian who Lincroft attorney Mr. Knittel was the for- Red Bank. became a regular on the chester; and four grand- Surviving are a nephew, mer owner of Knittel's children. Born here, she was a television show "Hee MIDDLETOWN - Ethel Bank. Cedar Inn Restaurant, lifelong borough resident. John Parmly, here, with Haw" in 1969, died yester- P. Kanov Rosen, 68, of She was a member of Highlands, which he oper- Posten's Funeral Home, Before her 1943 retire- whom she lived; and sev- day of a heart attack He Uncroft, died yesterday at Congregation B'nai Israel, ated from IMS until his Atlantic Highlands, is in eral other nieces and was 96. ment, she was a book- nephews. Clara Maass Memorial Rumson 1964 retirement charge of arrangements. keeper at Fort Monmouth Samples was in cardiac Hospital, Belleville. Surviving are her hus- for 40 years. The Adams Memorial arrest when he was Born in Jersey City, she band, Leon Rosen; a son, She was a member of St. Home, Red Bank, is in brought from his home to resided there until moving Edward Roy of Lincroft; a Felix Cernero George's-By-The-River charge of arrangements Forsyth County Hospital here 28 years ago. daughter, Rita Joy Lands by ambulance about 8am. She was a partner in the man of Momville; three MATAWAN - Felix member of the Teamsters said Gayle Jones, day nurs- law firm of Bosen and sisters, Freda Pines of local No. 560, Kearney. Ashley Bailey ing supervisor He died Kanov, Lincroft. Wycot, Pa., and Mollie Qernero, 58. died Saturday less than am hour later. at Bayshore Community JUNIOR SAMPLES Mrs. Rosen was a mem- Levitov and Miriam Adler, Surviving are his CLYDE, Texas (AP) - survival. Finding a liver He had a history of heart ber of the Monmouth Coun- both of Jersey City; and Hospital, Holmdel. mother, Mary Cernero of Born in Newark, Mr. Ashley Bailey, whose los- was particularity difficult trouble and was released mar school to a television ty Bar Association, the four grandchildren. Neptune City; a' stepson, Tuesday from Northside Cernero resided here for 20 Joseph Vuono of Atlantic ing fight against liver dis- in Ashley's case because star began when hi New Jersey Bar Associa- The Bloomfield-Cooper years until returning to his ease touched an American she weighed less than 15 Hospital in Atlanta after brother, Monroe, found , tion, and the Nation Coun- Jewish Funeral Chapel, Highlands; a brother, Pat treatment for a heart-re- hometown a year ago. A. Cernero of Howell; and president and focused na pounds for most of her life, grouper head left by some cil of Jewish Women and Ocean, is in charge of tional attention on • the lated ailment, Jones said. one who had been deep se Hadassah, both .of Red arrangements. He was a driver with St. a sister, Mrs. Margaret R. physician, Dr. JohnSbury Trucking, Hennessey of Brick. of finding com- The 300-pound com- fishing. Carlstadt, for 25 years. edian's deadpan delivery Samples proclaimed i A communicant of St. The Day Funeral Home, S was considered the key to < was the remains of a hug Elizabeth Wilbur; '_ Joseph's Roman Catholic Keyport, is in charge of Ashley, the 14-month-old eventually found, but the his humor on "Hee Haw." bass he had caught girl whose plight prompted liver turned out to be too His famous fish tale. "The Church, Keyport. he was a arrangements. Q«~ » mW mm mwmm mm ^MBy.T F mw W M m mmf m,m^ mmr His last public appear City centenarian a radio appeal by President large for Ashley World's Biggest Whop ance, Morrison said, was Reagan, died neI ed la n d h m a this summer, when he pui Friday in On July 23, President P"-" rp , . ' LONG BRANCH - Frederick Wilbur, died in Fort Worth. regular slot on the show. on a show at the Elizabeth Wilbur, 100, of 1958. James J. Mai ley "A lot of people thought Southeastern Buckaram; HI Union Avenue, died Surviving are a son. Junior was dumb, but outdoor show to rais( UNION BEACH John Malley of Columbus, Saturday at Monmouth Harry L. Smith of Tampa, find that's not true. He was just money for the Georgi; Medical Center Fla.; two daughters, Mrs. James J. Ma•alleyi , 65, died Ohio and Charles Malley of Clyde. She will be buried at uneducated. But he spoke Wildlife Federation Born here, she was a yesterday at Monmouth Miami, Florida; three sis- Services were set for : Jeannette Banford, here. ters, Mrs. Barbara E. the Hamby Cemetery near Marines also donated the language of the com- Medical Center. Long blood for the ailing girl and mon man," said Jim Mor- p.m. Tuesday at the Branch. Hudson of Matawan, and Abilene. Roanoke Baptist Church ii Mrs. Ann Coner and Mrs. Ashley suffered from Texas Gov. Mark White rison, executive director of United Methodist Church, ' Born in Roxbury, Mass.. issued a call for contribu- the Georgia Wildlife Fed- Gumming Burial will be ii she was a former member grandchiWren, S3_ grea - he resided in Broooklyn Catherine Townsend, both biliary atresia, an in- eration, who teamed with the Sawnee View Memoria until moving here 29 years of Anaheim, Calif.; and 11 curable liver disease. the corn- Garden. of the Daughters of Liberty .grandchildren and 19 great- grandchildren. and a charter member of great grandchildren, ago. The girl waited 10 Survivors include hi Before his retirement The Day Funeral Home, months for a suitable donor more than $100,000 through Samples' rise from a wife, Grace; six children the Chester Arthur Senior The Flock Funeral Keyport, is in charge of bake sales and tour- Citizens Club. Home is in charge of six months ago, he worked liver for a transplant that country sawmill worker his mother; five sisters for Industrial Utilities arrangements. was her only chance for naments. who didn't complete gram- and three brothers Her husband, the late arrangements. Company, Port Monmouth, for 20 years. Meredith L. Allen A communicant of Holy TINTON FALLS - He was a member of Family Roman Catholic Meredith L. Allen, of 29 Bate's Lodge No. 220, fled Church, Mr. Malley was a Cherry St., died Saturday Bank, I.B.P.O.E. of W. U.S. Army veteran of at Riverview Hospital. Red Surviving, are. his wife, World War U. Bank. Sarah Margaret Allen; 3 Surviving are his wife, Bom in Swcdeibcro. Mr. son, Harold E. Allen of Red Uie former Florence Cook. Allen moved here more Bank; a sister, Mrs. Ollie four sons, Gerard G. A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organizations. Rates 13 75 for three lines for than 50 years ago. 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Had Bank FrWKta may ter, Mrs. Viola Robbins of tricia p.m., Rumson Country Day School. Bazaar & Craft Show, indoors at the cad at tho lunar al noma Monday at 2-4 Mazza, here; a r Ann Carrol a't the Lowry Freehold Raceway. 10am - 5 p.m and 7-8 p.m. Inlarmonl al All Sums Abingdon. Md . two Bellevue Ave. Rumson. 16 per lec- brother, Victor Yepello of at Buck Smiths, Palmer Over 90 craft dealers Shop 4 save on Camatary. Locust brothers, James Currie of Turin, NY.; two sisters, Ave., East Keansburg Open to the ture. Series tickets for remaining 4 lectures, $16 ea For information, call all new Merchandise Clothing, gifts. ROSEN — Eir* Kanov. Samcaa Trenton and Joseph Currie, Lena DeVivo of Long public, |3 50 at door includes refresh- & much more Free admission 4 today al J p.m. Irom Ina Bloomttald- ments 4 door prizes. 462-14M. Coopar Jawiih Funarii Chapal. Roula here; 10 grandchildren and Branch, and Minnie Pan- parking. 36. Ocaan Rabbi Jack Boson officiat- 16 great-grandchildren. dure of West Long Branch; NOVEMBER 15 - TUESDAY NOVEMBER II - SATURDAY ing. Mormant al Congragation B'nal ORGAN RECITAL: Vernon de Tar and three grandchildren. "Human Survival and the Peace of St. Jerome's 5th annual craft show. Israal Camalary. Tmton Falls. Shiva »W The Higgins Memorial The Damiano Fuheral Wall St. West Long Branch. formerly organist of The Church of Da obaarvad al ma noma of Loon God". A free Christian Science Lec- the Ascension: faculty. The Juilliard Roaan. Woman Springs and Evarm Home is In charge of Home. Long Branch, is in Crafters. reserve space now. 112.00. ture giving by Clem W. Collins of School, The Yale University Institute roads, incroll. arrangements. charge of arrangements. Boston. Mass, at I p.m. in First $1250 & 11500 Call 870-3271 or 222-8228. of Sacred Music. Works of Bach Church of Christ. Scientist. 211 Broad Brahms. Peelers. Mozart, and Hind St. Red Bank. Child care provided St. Joseph School PTA will hold its emith. at 4 p.m. THE INTER- Shrewsbury Garden Club will be Annual Flea Market and Craft Show NATIONAL CONCERT SERIES. The featuring Elizabeth Woodford. natu- from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the school United Methodist Church. 247 Broad ralist writer & lecturer at the Mon auditorium on Maple PI. in Keyport. Street. Red Bank Contributions Ac- mouth County Library, Shrewsbury Tables are sold out. Come & browse. cepted at 1:15 p.mr The public is invited. A The Ladies Auxiliary of the NOVEMBER 21 - MONDAY small donation will be gratefully ac- Holmdel Fire Co. will hold a flea Thanksgiving grocery bingo spon- cepted but not necessary. market on Sat.. Nov 19 at the sored by the Highlands Fire Aux- Holmdel Fire House. Rt 520. from 9 iliary on Mon . Nov 21. 8 p.m at the Parents Without Partners. a.m. to 3 p.m. Spaces 17. table 4 Highlands Fire House Admission Bayshore Chapter 644. Cocktail Party space. 19. for reservations call II .50. Turkeys, grocery 4 door prizes and Dance, Town And Country. Hwy. 946-4844 35. Keyport, 1:30 sharp. Orientation, Ladies Fire Auxiliary, of Highlands members 13. prospective members Monmouth Beach PTA Annual Fire Co. will hold a Thanksgiving 15. 747-3464 Christmas Bazaar, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bingo. 8 p.m. at fire house. Turkeys, Boro Hall. Beach Rd Monmouth food, gifts, etc. Admission $1 50 Annual Meeting of Rumson Garden Beach, crafts, lunch, ornaments. Chi- Club, at Rumson Country Club. Tues. nese Bazaar, plants', balloons. DECEMBER 4 - SUNDAY 1:30. Speakers, Mrs. R.L. Kane and St Leo's Christmas Bazaar, spon- Mrs H.F: O'Brien (Living arrange- 6th. Annual Doll. Doll House & sored by PTA. al St Leo's School. ments for Thanksgiving and or ' Miniature Show Sale, by Hazlet Rec- Newman Springs Rd Lincroft from Christmas) Guest welcome. Dona- reation, Rarilan High School. 419 9 a.m. • 3 p.m Many special exciting tion «2. Middle Road. Hazlet. Sat.. Nov. 19.10 gifts: raffle items Pics with Santa a.m. - 4 p.m. Admission $2.50. Seniors & children. 12 DECEMBER 8 - THURSDAY NOVEMBER II - WEDNESDAY Mid-Atlantic Trip Radio City Rummage Sale. Women of -9t St. Mary s Young Adult Group. Christmas Show Excellent seats John's Church. Point Rd . Little Sil- Colts Neck. Square dance. 8 p.m. 13. $24. Leaves Middletown at 5 p m Call ver. I a.m. to 12 noon. Bag sale 5 to 6 Call Ellen at 671-3438 or Anita 787-4921 or 566-3812. p.m. 7754119. DECEMBER II & 11 Knights of Columbus. Red Bank Fifth Annual Craft Show. 10-4. Wall SATURDAY ft SUNDAY 3117. Spaghetti Dinner. Italian bread St.. W. Long Branch. Shop for holiday Rent a Table at the Oceanport First & butter, salad, spaghetti * meat- gifts-wood toys, jewelry, wearable Aide Holiday Bazaar. Dec 10 4 11. balls, glass of wine, cake b coffee. arts, ornaments i more. Free ad- 120 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tables $12 a day 4 Donation adults » 00, children under mission, lunch available For info. $20 for 2 days. Craft vendors only 12 IS at door. 5 p.m. to ! p. m. 200 Fair 222-8228. Call between 9 & 5 only. 542-5966 Haven Rd.. Fair Haven. Monmouth County Park System DECEMBER II - FRIDAY Fhiiaiieipiiitt Bus Tuur 3a(. Nov. 19th. Mia Aiianuc Trip. Lincoln Center. departs Thompson Park 1 a.m. Re- "The Nutcracker" Christmas Show, Red Bank Christian Women's Club turns 5:30 p.m. $28 per person, call cost 135 It $40. Exc. seats, leaves luncheon. At Lakeside Manor Rt. 96. B42-4OO0 for reservations. Middletown 4:15 p.m. Call 787-4921 4 Hazlel. 12-2 p.m. $7.25 Turkey cam' 566-3112. ing by Richard Hinck. Tenor soloist HOLIDAY BAZAAR. All High- and speaker. Anton Disselkoen. Call lands Historical Soc . 10 to 4. Senior DECEMBER II - SUNDAY 2M-M7S or 747-1409 Cit. Center, AH. Harbor. Hand- Bus trip to Radio City Christmas crafted gifts, food, decorations. 1984 show sponsored by The Open Door of Historical Calenders the Bayshore Area, orchestra seats, Chinese Auction. I p.m. Tickets bus leaves Red Bank 4 Hazlet. cost 8 50 at The Shore Regional High A Holiday Bazaar Memorial $25. call 739-3963 or 495-2471 School Cafeteria. WLB Benefits School. Grant Ave.. Eatontown 10-3. The S.R.H.S. Marching Unit. Doors table reservation, 110. Lunch 4 Home Independent Fire Co of Belford. open at 7. For more information call. baked goods being sold. 542-5653. Hwy. 95 & Main St. will hold a flea IT0-MM. market Sun.. 9 a.m.-4 p m 100 tables Christ Church, United Methodist inside, many VFW vendors inside, Women, will hold their annual snack bar. Call 787-5153 for table res- bazaar-Holiday Country Fair. Sat. ervations. NOVEMBER 17. II aid II Nov. 19. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dolls. TOURS.. FRI. * SAT. Xmas goodies, jewelry and other DECEMBER M - WEDNESDAY The Class of 1M6 presents "The Items tor sale. Hot lunches served 11 Mid-Atlantic Trip. Madison Square Dairy of Anne Frank at 1:15 at Red a.m. to 1 p.m. Come to Chirst Church Garden. Sesame Street, $17. exc. Bank Regional High School, ticket 900 Ridge Rd.. Fair Haven and enjoy seats. Leave Middletown 8:30 am price ». 8 WALLACE ST.. RED BANK-842-6610 the fair Call 787-4911 k 566-3811 AS The Daily Register Lifestyle MONDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1983 Aging process concerns both young and old

BY JACK H. SMITH In a Scripps-Howard series on the "senior boom," give them a little more to occupy their time — Barbara Sllverstone of Cleveland's Benjamin Rose particularly when their class is multiplying every This column's appearance in this newspaper says Institute — a geriatric research center - is quoted as year And when they themselves are older, today's something about the paper's concern for its mature saying: younger people will join the Apostle Paul in "putting readers — and that's a majority of readers. "We traditionally idealize youth, which is all right, away childish things." They'll look for the tame Some newspapers give no space to aging, which but It should not be translated into a devaluation of guidance today's mature seek — mostly about how to eventually concerns every reader, old or young. Too TIME OF the later years.... As more educated people move into grow older painlessly and successfully. often, if the mature are subjects of stories and the older cohort, they are not going to stand for that Helen Hayes keeps in close touch with Americans articles, it's in terms of the cares they have and the kind of devaluation and they will have the intellectual of all ages through her syndicated daily radio problems they present. They're sometimes portrayed YOUR LIFE skills not to allow it..." It is, she says, "a generation commentary, "The Best Years," which is heard on 17S with endearment or admiration, but usually because of men and women who grew up fully intending to be stations. "Older people are most in need of they are "overcoming" something. We give little richer, healthier and more active longer than any encouragement — a sort of pat on the back," she says. recognition to older people who are still in the before them — and are." "They need to be reminded that at 65, they don't have mainstream (or trying to be) and who are productive, The Dallas Morning News reports a survey by to fold up their tents and steal quietly away." useful, happy and self-supporting — or to how they are 55 years of age and over. stayed that way. Professor Valerie Zeithaml of Texas AtM, who says: I'find that people in their 40s worry so much about She wrote that this market is not poor, but actually "(Older people) are the best shoppers. They prepare growing older that they'd appreciate the same We don't appreciate such older people for the accounts for nearly 80 percent of all money in savings shopping lists more, comparison-shop more, budget reminder. market they constitute. In a recent issue of and loans institutions.She wonders why "advertising more and rely on newspaper advertising more than One way or another, this column's mission is to help Advertising Age magazine, the great actress Helen agencies believe that successful marketing ... dictates any other group. They have time to do all of this. Time readers make that adjustment: to accept and be proud Hayes chided the media for not recognizing the that all models, music, visualizations and language be is not a scarce resource for them." of their age, whatever it is, and to enjoy its distinctive' purchasing power of the one out of three people who young" It would seem wise for media and advertisers to benefits - including the memories Infectious disease takes its toll

BY LESTER L COLEMAN, M.D. advent of antibiotics have liberated many nations from the threat of this plague which Despite the most active educational cam- so often destroyed them. paign about the importance of Immunization Diphtheria was a disease of devastation At and vaccination, a serious deficiency still the turn of the century, thousands of people, exists. Exactly why the American public is especially young children, died from it. so complacent about infectious diseases is YOUR Today sporadic cases still occur. For- difficult to explain. tunately, many of these are cured by the Those of us who can recall the panic of the combination of antibiotics and serum injec- poliomyelitis plague know the devastation HEALTH tions. Nevertheless, about 10 percent of all caused by this catastrophic infectious dis- children who acquire diphtheria at this time ease. Yet with the advent of the polio vaccine still succumb to it. those fears have melted into insignificance. Throughout the ages infectious diseases Measles, a disease that is taken for granted devastated countries and reduced their as just a passing factor in childhood, still populations by the plague takes a high toll. Today the comparative rarity of infectious German measles, when it occurs in women diseases adds to the complacency about so that it can withstand an attack by an during pregnancy, is responsible for immunization. This complacency is filled invading germ or virus. A vaccine is a thousands of unnecessary deformities in their with potential harm.' Most people don't substance which can cause a slight infection offspring. realize that measles, mumps, whooping in the Body and stimulate the body's defense- It is pathetic to learn that there are still - cough, rubella and tetanus still take a heavy reaction or antibodies Once these antibodies thousands of families all over the United toll in those areas where vaccination and are built up to a high concentration, an States who carelessly disregard the teachings immunization are not maintained. invasion by a germ or a virus is then repulsed of their doctors and the Public Health Prevention of disease is the foundation of and controlled before it can establish itself officials and do not maintain the level of modern living. Untold energy is being as a threat to health immunization. devoted to the means by which major The magnitude, ol the. contribution.ol Vaccinations are, .administered free- of diseases can Be more easily controlled by immunization and vaccination can only in- charge at all Board of Health Stations. Is early detection and early treatment. stated in the phrase. "Smallpox is already an there really any rational reason why a child Nowhere in the science of medicine is eradicated disease " This is a truth that should be deprived of vaccinations that now prevention more accurately defined than in occurs in lands where the nutrition level is. are available? the field of immunization against disease. high, where the housing is adequate, and Dr. Coleman welcomes questions from The basis of immunization is to aid the where sanitation is completely controlled. readers. Please write to him la care of thii body in building up its own defense systems Adequate vaccination coupled with the newspaper. DacL daughter have sick relationship

Dear -Ann- Landers: h H la* nude — ta the presence 4* pounds overweight and normal for a successful, 56- of his daughter - at least has never had a date. When year-old man to walk six times. When it first I offered to introduce her FW>m W»u> By Don Uxdi •round the home nude ia haafCMd, I was (hocked to a aim yuunK maa, ihc LOOKING GOOD — Lois Bursey of Manalapan, right, a chairman of front of his 22-year-old and told him so. He ac-said she was aol ANN the Winterheat fashion show staged by the Fashion Coordinating Class daughter? He is divorced. cused me of having a dirty interested. ot BrooKcialpeomrnanity College, Lincrott, participates in a modeling stint They have lived together mind — claimed they have Daddy and daughter with Nick Garcia of Matawan. left, and Stacey Phillips, Freehold. Eight for eight years. aa "opea and healthy rela- share all thoughts and LANDERS a/ea merchants supplied the sizzling fashions which ware shown by some I have been dating this tionship" and thai I am the secrets. I have told Mm 20 students in Ihe Brookdals Commons. man for 10 months and one who Is peculiar. things in confidence ami have seen him parade in The daughter Is at least later learned he had passed ihe tdfurinaiion on W her. When I finally called him feeling guilty will respond Dear Mother: Dr. I. pa II, be said, "She Isto Ihls reminder and find Leon Dogon, head of the Orderly preparation for returning giftscompletely trustworthy." the lime lo do at they department of operative He wants to marry me, promised. dentistry at Harvard DEAR HELOISE: help others - Heloise bottle lasts six or seven but I am leery. What do Incidentally, a rather un- School of Dental Medicine, Now that Ihe Christmas SPRAY STARCH months. - C. Lowe you think? - North Caro- usual story on this subject says you aie referring to season is almost upon us Dear Heloise: I Just saw You may want to mix the lina Reader appeared ia the press re- the "acid etch technique." again, my hint may beIhe commercial for thai starch and, water in propor- HINTS Dear NCR I think the cently. It read: "The man It is not new. In fact, he helpful. I place paper clip* "new" kind of spray tions and amounts to suit relationship is sick, sick, loved Ceatral City and the has been involved with the into an envelope (a brown starch. I got fed up with your individual needs. — sick. Marriage to this man Gilded Garter so much that clinical research of this manila one will do). Then spray cans years ago. They Heloise FROM would mean a constant his family mixed his technique since 1968. each time I go shopping were always slopping up or HINTS FROM HIM battle with his daughter - cremated ashes with tar Dr. Dogon says the and bring a gift home, I not spraying at all. Dear Heloise: Thank you HELOISE Run for your life, Lady. and spread them over Ihe procedure has been vastly remove the price tag and For years I have used for your interesting and Dear Ann Landers: I roof of the bar." What improved in the past few clip it to Ihe sales receipt the liquid starch mixed informative column. thought you were a little would you call that. Ann? years and anyone who is - R.F. with a note of Ihe with water In a spray Jasl recently I noticed a hard on the son who placed interested should aik purchase. This way every- bottle. I use about one- letter from ihe party who a box containing his DearR.F : I'd call it the his/her dentist about it. If inch of Ihe bloom. fit the bottom of Ihe pot. father's ashes on the shelf thing's in perfect order third liquid starch to two- had trouble opening ma- Caver it with toll, filling living end - or the end of he/she is not familiar with when or if the gift needs to Float the blooms la a la the garage — next to a living. Take your choice. it, the local dental society thirds water. If you need chine-sewed bags ud con- little water: three in a the pat as aeeded, plant be relumed. caa of motor oil — aad Dear Ann: I saw a brief will help him/her find more starch use half water tainers. From a person shallow dish or one In aand water. forgot about It for several and incomplete article re- someone who is. Simple and effective. — and half starch. who spent 56 years in snifter glass. The bads will Ai Ihe plant sends down months. cently about a new Jeanne King This is a lime- and a manufacturing and retail- opea and be a Joy forits roots, they will nestle la Are drugs OK If you I work in a mortuary and substance that can be I'll say' You sound real- money-saver. I don't Iron ing, here's bow: several days more. — Beth the damp aewspaper learn how to control them? can tell you this sort of painted over teeth that ly prepared! I know it will as much as I used to and a Set the container in front Maslerson rather than trying to come Can they be of help? The thing happens all the time. became dark and unsightly of you with the single line oat of the pot, therefore answers are in Aan Land- Al this very minute we after taking lelracycllne in of stitching facing yoa. PLANT POTS making It accessary to ers' all-new booklet, "The have several urns aad box- early childhood. Pill or cut Ihe single Dear Heloise: I recently trim the roots. Lowdown on Dope." For es of ashes In oar basement Please check yoar ex- CBS. SUPERMARKET thread and it will always noted a suggestion lo pal a This way the whole ball each booklet ordered, send storage room waiting to be perts and tell millions of open or unravel. tin can top in Ihe bottom of ol dirt ptai aewspaper S2, plus a long, self-ad- picked up by relatives who parents how to help their 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG That's all there is to It. planting pots. I have conies right oat in your dressed, stamped envelope were "designated as "re-children have teeth they - Ray R. Eddy another idea. hand when you are ready to (37 cents postage) to Ann sponsible." are not ashamed of. — Have a hint for Heloise? I take doable folds of repot. - L. Vaa Ettan. Landers, P.O. Box HNS, Sizzlean Danville Mather Send it to Heloise, P O. newspaper, cat or ton to BANANA CREAM I nope everyone who is Chicago. III. (Nil. Box 33000, San Antonio, TX Bacon 78216 FRESH FLOWERS JfcnbtY nUfflvCH OnMt Dear Heloise: The Ufe of | Carl A. Quaglia Pick any MWM numbers — you can play your long-stemmed roses DIET WELLNESS from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 day* a wMk can be extended. As the WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER R.P. bads start to droop, cut Ihe "Most 93 lbs. a year ago. stems lo within ooe-fourth YOUR BODY and it was easy! SHOES OFTEN NEEDS HELP FREE Lifetime maintenance If your body has a problem, it tries to cure itself. The blood sends while corpuscles to fight any Invading wren For «nn» aitnwnti lh» body forms an antibody which usually conquers. But All TMr Wl ll >'< often the problem cannot be solved by the body YOU wANt roi off Major alone. It needs outside help. store prices 20% to 30% If distress symptoms persist, if home remedies $149 do not won help you need a physician who will treat the cause and the odds are relief will come soon He can prescribe the drug he thinks will Very Famous Brands! help you moat, from the thousands of prescription medicines we (lock in our prescription labora- tory y Belitz YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when yoa aeed a daaWy We will deliver promptly wlthaat «rtra charge. A great maay people rerjr m at for their health aeeds. We welcome reaaests for 44 APPLE ST. delivery service aad charge accoaati. TINTON FALLS Shrrwithiirv Pharmarv 842-2727 TIIKSIIKKWSBIKY SHOPS MIDDLETOWN llr,,,,,ISl. 7II-M7I Shrr«.|.,,r> daily 9:30 to 5:30 - Thura. ft Frl. Ill 9 p.m. IV.-. rlptlm. I b,ml.|- Krrr IMiirrv OPEN SUNDAY NOON TO S The Daily Register B SPORTS B3 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1983 ENTERTAINMENT.. B5 Your Town COMICS B6 MIDDLETOWN HOLMDEL HIGHLANDS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Food aid system Autopsy says changes wife stabbed FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - A OCEAN - An autopsy on a major change in the federal Food woman police suspect was killed Stamp Program requires certain, by her husband revealed that she partkifcrtfaf households to report died of stab wounds and a on • Mrthly basis any change in fractured skull, the county pros- jfcfunUnces that could affect ecutor said yesterday. . • •• eligibility Township police believe Cle- Before the new system became ment Greig. 60. killed his 57-year- effective on Nov. 1, changes had to old wife. Alfreda. and then tried be reported as they occured or to kill himself Saturday morning during the semi-annual recertifies- at their 20 Hillside Terrace tion process. home. The changes were mandated by a "All indications lead to provision of the federal Omnibus murder and attempted suicide." Budget Reconciliation Act of 1981, acting Monmouth County Pros- according to Louis Armour, director ecutor Charles Buckley said. of the Monmouth County Board of The autopsy, performed by Dr. Social Services, which administers K. Sinaj of the Monmouth County the food stamp program in Mon- Medical Examiner's office, con- mouth County. The new require- cluded that Mrs. Greig s death ment will affect approximately 1,000 households. Armour said. ' was due to multiple stab wounds about the head and neck. The monthly status report is used She also suffered a fractured to verify the number of people in the skull and internal hemorraging. household, income from employ- according to the autopsy report ment, other sources of income, and Buckley said Greig was in the resources. The client must explain hospital when he was charged any changes in circumstances that with murder. Police reported occured during the previous month H.gnt.. phoU trCKl Fortno CHARLES BUCKLEY that Greig had self-inflicted and must send in verification of imcome, and of the changes that wounds, but there was not any husband were found on the floor took place. verification of his wounds by of their kitchen in their colonial- officials of MnnmouUi Msdical ••style-Home. Foed stamp households required Lung power Center. Long Branch Police said no one had reported to file a monthly status report are Greig s bail was set by Su- these that include the following: any disturbances coming from perior Court Judge William f. the Greigs home in wayside • a member who is working and WichmaH at $280,000 . ' earning income. Dressed in white, Elaine Tarantin of Ocean and Its student organization, the Associated '' BuckleyTaid the investigation Police were told that some- • a member who worked and Grove, president of Shore Fitness Aerobics 'n Students of Brookdale Community Col- is continuing and once completed thing might be wrong at the earned income within the past six Rhythm, leads participants at an aerobics lege.George Blaire, vice president of the Ameri- a date will be scheduled for months. Greig home by a relative who presentation to a grand jury He dance-a-thon yesterday at the Brookdale Com- can Lung Association of Central New Jersey, was unable to get in contact with • a member who is receiving- served as general chairman of (he event. It was said the case could be heard late munity Cohege gymnasium, Lincrott The event either of the Greigs Saturday this month or early next unemployment benefits. was held to benefit the American Lung Associa- the third annual dance-a-thpn held the benefit « a member who received* cash- the lung association morning, - • tion of Centrat New -Jersey and was co- Mrs. Greigs bodv and her JANICE L Ll'CAS gift or other monetary contribution. sponsored by the aerobics group, the college A four-page Monthly Status Re- port form sent to each household must be filled out and returned by the fifth working day of the month. A postage-paid envelope is provided. An informational flyer explains the system and tells how to com- 5 years ago former Gov Richard J. Hughes' nomination as Katontown Theron McCampbell and Frederick Schuck plete -the lonr.. The telephone •jghief-jurtiw o/,th>-state Supreme-Court - Mm « JtUted amMwo youths are nra'thjim*tu tin; same Wtly number listed on the report form American soldiers determine that 900 per- Freeholder Director Joseph C Irwin urges injured when a Jersey Central railroad train Annual charity ball of the Fair Haven Fire sons. 500 more than originally estimated, died may be used to request further county residents to conserve energy by strikes a car at the entrance to the Naval Department nets $300 to carry on the in the mass suicide in Guyana. explanation, or to ask for help in lowering thermostats and reducing vehicular Weapons Station-Earie at Leonardo. * department's welfare programs completing the report. Season's first snowfall blows into the county speed to 50 mph. Marlboro Board of Education adopts a Fire guts five stores on Newman Springs dental program that includes distribution of ••formation pertaining to the Road. Shrewsbury. A Bayshore cr\me-fighting task force is so dental kits to all the students 1OO yearn ago previous month's circumstances successful that it receives inquiries from Anbury Park is now connected with Freehold and «rning» must be entered on the county officials on its operatU T report. This is used by the county ago 5(1 yean ago tryi Iplpnhnntelephon* e • *— ' Board of Social Services to de- Mrs. Adam Kretowicz is installed as regent 20 years ago Officials investigate the crash of an airplane' Contest between Keyport pigeon "fanciers • termine the amount of foed stamps, of the Monmwitli-Ocean County Region Par- into a Shrewsbury Township house The pilot, takes place in Philadelphia the household will receive for the schis! Parent-Teachers Association. Sidney Davis and Patrolman William Hut- his observer and five people in the home were Dedication ceremonies take place at the new following month. County officials and area lawyers endorse ting rescue three children from a house fire in killed in the accident. school house in Atlantic Highlands.

Anti-defamation group honors • lawyer for community service BY JANICE L, LUCAS Bernstein said Klitzman was very Klitzman an organizer and charter "charitable and involved. He was member of the Shore Lodge of B'nai OCEAN - A prominent local very deserving (of the Torch of B'rith and served as its president in attorney was honored yesterday for Liberty award) by standards of the 1970-77. Klitzman is also a life more than SO years of community Anti-Defamation League. ' delegate of district three of B'nai service by the Monmouth County The community volunteer was also B'rith. Society of Fellows of the Anti- Defamation League of B'nai B'rith. honored by other organizations and The attorney is an active member friends at yesterday's breakfast. of the Jewish Federation of Greater Abraham Klitzman received the The senior partner in the law firm Monmouth County of which is an 1983 Torch of Liberty'award yester- of Klitzman. Klitzman and Gallagher honorary president. He is also an day at a breakfast in his honor at active member and past master of Temple Beth El. was was also presented a plaque 'from, the Board of Freeholders by the Jordan Masonic Lodge in Neptune The lawyer said he was very and a 32nd degree mason. He is a pleased with the honor as well as with Freeholder Ray Kramer, an award from the Jordan Masonic Leaque and member of the Salaam Shrine Tem- the breakfast where many of his ple of Livingston. longtime friends and acquaintances letters from Sens. Bill Bradley and spoke. Frank Lautenberg and Rep. James J. The lawyer said he was both Eli Bernstein, chairman of the Howard, all D-N.J. pleased and surprised with the breakfast honoring Klitxman. said He was graduated from the New speech given by his son. Stephen, at the Torch of Liberty Award is given Jersey Law School and began his the breakfast. The younger Klitzman to "Individuals who are outstanding practice in New Jersey in 1931. In is an attorney with the Federal people in the community." 1960 Klitzman was admitted to prac- Communications Commission in Ragiaiar photo by Lany Rama Washington. DC The attorney has been involved in tice before the U.S. Supreme Court. COMMUNITY SERVANT - Abraham Klitzman. him are the breakfast speaker. Carol Lister. New the community over 52 years. Berns- He is a member of the of the Klitzman and his wife Faye have tein said."He's been involved in just two children. Their daughter. Dr. right, receives an award from the Anti-Defamation York, and the group's general chapman. Eli Monmouth County Bar. the New League of B'nai Brilh ol Monmouth County at a Bernstein. Livingston. about everything you can imagine.' Jersey State Bar and the American Linda Ben Zvi. lives in Fort Collins. he said. - Bar Association. - Colo. --, breakfast yesterday at Temple Beth El. Ocean With COMMUNITY CALENDAR

ache" at the Hazlet Township RED BANK - Riverview Hospi- Orphan In History " by Paul Cowan, the Monmouth County Library. She Jeffrey Fishbein. TODAY Library at 7:30 p.m. tal's afternoon Bereavement Sup- at the Marlboro Branch Library at will share her knowledge of the Pine LONG BRANCH - The Long MARLBORO — The Monmouth 10.30 a.m. Barrens. The public is welcome to HOLMDEL - A pariah census port Group will meet at 2:30 p.m. Branch Public Library will have County Library System presents a LITTLE SILVER - The Red FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - attend and small donations will be crafts for preschool children at 1:15 campaign it being conducted by St. accepted. watercolor demonstration by Sand- Catherine'! Hstsss CatSsiic Church Bank Regional High School Super- Freehold Area Hospital's Venereal p.m. at the library RED BANK - The Lions Club ra Hunt at 10:30 a.m. at the through Nov. JO. intendent's Advisory Council will Disease Clinic meets Tuesdays at 6 FAIR HAVEN - The weekly Marlboro Branch Library sponsor a drug and alcohol abuse p.m. No appointments are necess- will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Molly meeting of Tough Love is at 7 30 MIDDLETOWN - Mlddletown ary. Pitcher Inn. Bill Murray of the FREEHOLD - HOPE (Helping Senior Center will begin a three-part program. "Drugs - Whose Prob- p.m. at the new police station on Other People Evolve), a self-help lem? Yours. Mine or Ours. Let's MIDDLETOWN - Richard Monmouth County Red Cross will Fiske Street. seminar on Mondays beginning at speak. group for widows and widowers, 7:15 p m. on "You and Your Aging Find Out" at I p.m. in the adminis- Cramer, township director of plan- meets Mondays at 8 p.m. in the Parent - Getting on Together," to tration building. Parents of a drug ning, will speak on "Open Space and RED BANK — The executive Monmouth Social Services Building. be held In the Middletown Library, addicted youngster from the area Development — Middletown's Fu- committee of the Woman's Guild of Kotlowski Road (use rear en- New Mnmonth Road. will present the program. Sending ture Balance," at a meeting spon- Trinity Episcopal Church will meet THE AGENDA district parents of junior and senior at noon in the Parish Hall. At 2 p.m.. trance). HOLMDEL - A six-wmk educa- sored by the Middletown League of FREEHOLD — The Elysium high school students are invited to Women Voters at 7:30 p.m. in the Hayden Evans will present an tional respiratory self -care program attend. illustrated lecture on "Churches Chorale, with Julian Livingston as for Individual with breathing prob- Middletown Public Library. Today director, meets at I p.m. Mondays HOLMDEL - The Ostomy Club Around the World. lems will be offered at Bayshore TOMORROW MIDDLETOWN - Committee. in the Reformed Church. Interested Community Hospital, beginning at I of Bayshore Community Hospital FAIR HAVEN - The public is 7:30 p.m. parties are always welcome to p.m. la the hospital baud room. COLTS NECK - The Colts Neck will meet at • p.m. in the hospital invited to attend the annual meeting Lectures will be given by health Branch Library is having a Holiday board room. of the "Save Our Shore ' association MIDDLETOWN - Board of ""EEYPOUT- The Central School professionals and patients will re- Crafts workshop at 7:30 p.m. today RED BANK - Ransom of Red at S p.m. at the Knollwood School Education. 8 p.m PTA wttl n»Mt at 7:» p.m. in the ceive bask self-care instructions to and Nov. ». Advance registration is Chief" and "The Legend of Johnny TOMS RIVER - The Monmoulh- HOLMDEL - Committee. 7:30 school cafeteria Miiilwn of the bets understand and cope with required. Appleseed" will be shown at 3:30 Ocean County Dental Assistants p.m , Report ttr* Aid Sfl-d win dem- respiratory proWwnn. Tta fee to* MANALAPAN - Dr Lauri p.m. in the Children's Room of the Society presents speaker Carol oeHrate umrgocy wmcitotlnii. eludes bath patient and a family Ervin-Mulvey will discuss "Your Public Library. Troger on "Office Management at proMdares. All parents art «rg«d to Tomorrow Child'i Eyes' at I p.m. at the SHREWSBURY -. The 8 p.m. in the fine arts building of Manalapan Branch Library. Pre- Shrewsbury Garden Club will pres- Ocean County Community College. HOLMDEL - Planning Board. 8 HAZLET - Dr. William Waid, a RED BANK Riverview Hospital's registration is required ent Elizabeth Woodford. naturalist, OCEAN — ' Ocean Township p.m Family Cancer Support Group will MARLBORO -Discussion for the writer, lecturer and photographer at Hadassah will host a blue box ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - meet at 7:30 p.m. adult book talk will be on "An 1:15 p.m. at the Eastern Branch of dinner at 8 p m at the home of Mrs. Council. 8pm B2 The Daily Reftsan- MONDAY. NOVEMBER H, 1983

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Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1983 Sports The Daily Register B3 Fleming runs away gridders from Marathon field BY JIM HINTELMANN were great and they gave me a nice prepare ASBURY PARK - Bloomfield s Summaries, B7 reception. I'm coming back here The official pairings far the Tom Fleming is still batting 1.000 in next year NJSIAA football playoffs fill be the Jersey Shore Marathon. The first* local finisher for the announced in tomorrow's Daily Competing for the third time. looking forward to the Boston Mara- men was 31-year-old Gary Pierce of Register, but the pairings involving Fleming ran away from the 2.100 thon next year. Oakhurst. He was seventh in 2:34.36 Monmouth County schools are just runner field to win in the near "I was third in the Boston "I was happy for the first 20 •about finalized record time of 2 hours. 17 minutes Marathon in 1975. " he said. "I ran miles. ' said Pierce, who starred in - Because of the new NJSIAA and 56 seconds. He was the winner my fastest time there (2:12.051. track and cross country at Long power ratings, teams with the best in the first two Jersey Shore "I'm looking for a 2:10." Fleming Branch High School and Monmouth records will not neccessarily earn marathons in 1972 and 1973 but added. "I can't do any better than College. The top seed. This applies to Ocean •hasn't run since. that.' "I was in fourth place until a Township, which will travel to "I was competing in marathons Carlos Lopez of Perth Amboy was mile-and-a-half left. " he said. I ran Matawan Regional despite an 84 around the world, ' Fleming noted. the apparent runnerup in 2:26.05. but about a 1:12 halfway through the record as compared to Matawan's "This was my 57th marathon and it he was disqualified for running off race I didn't expect to go out that 6-2 mark. wasn't too hard." course. Tom Brennan of Berkeley quick. The playoffs get underway Satur- Fleming, who ran his first mara- Heights was moved up to second in "I was running with three or four day at the home field of the higher thon when he was 18 years old. 2:27.52. Hugh Kichta of Harper other guys until about a mile-and- seeded team The finals will be held starred in track at Bloomfield High Woods. Michigan was third in half-left, but I felt my knees going Dec. 3. also at the field of the higher School and William Paterson Col- 2.32.35. and they passed me." seeded team unless both teams are lege. He now owns a running store Agnes Ruane of Prospect. Conn. Lulu Weschler of Matawan was unbeaten. In that case, neutral field in Bloomfield. running in only her third marathon, the first local finisher among the will be selected. Fleming left no doubt as to the was the first woman finisher She women with a time of 2 hours. 56 A look-at the pairings involving outcome by jumping out lo the lead was timed in 2 hours. 47 minutes and minutes-and 2 seconds She was the area schools is as follows. just after the start and coasting the 53 seconds, good for 47th place fourth finisher among the women remaining distance. overall. and 95th overall. It was a personal C.J. Group IV "I wasn't worried about anybody "I started running three or four best, and the first time she has gone Although it isn't official, unbeaten catching me," Fleming said. "I ran years ago. " she explained. I want- under three hours He previous best Middletown North will be host to the first mile in under five minutes ed to relieve stress and my husband was 3:02. tournament nemisis J.P. Stevens of and I was looking for a 2:14 or 2:15 suggested running." today, but I started to feel the lack Ruane ran marathons in Con- "The people really pulled for North Edison (7-11. of sugar at the 23-mile mark. My neticut in 1980 and 1981. but this was me." said Weschler. who missed the J.P. Stevens ended Middletown eyes weren't focusing right. I'm not Olympic qualifying time by about North's unbeaten season last year her first win. sore now, but I expect to have sore "I'm thrilled." she said. I didn't five minutes. "I've been looking to and also beat the Lions in the shoulders later." break three hours since I started playoffs in 1977. expect to win. I just wanted to Fleming was setting a record qualify for the Olympic trials in running back in 1977. "I'll be happy to play them in the May. first round," Middletown North Vic pace until three miles remaining, Kubu said. "But lets hope that they but he still won by almost 10 "I went ahead about 12 miles into "The time was a little slow the •re not as strong as last year." minutes. the race. " Ruane said, "but my first three miles because of the head Kuku wasn't thinking about the Fleming wasn't always a running husband was-upset with me at the winds, and [became a little light- playoffs when the season began. star --he was more of a soccer time because 1 was running two headed after six miles, but the player in high school. minutes too fast. I didn't want to weather was as good as could be "We just take one game at a take the lead early. time," Kubu said. "1 never look "I didn't start running untit my expected , . afcead." senior year." Flaming said. I was "I thought I had it won after about good in soccer and I think it's a 21 miles," said Ruane. who gave Fleming received the Jersey The winner of the Middletown great sport! but some of my friends North-J.P Stevens game will play birth to a baby girl just eight months Shore Savings Cup and the John raoM br cn»t Ko« persuaded me to come out for ago Hayes Trophy for winning the race the Woodbridge-Hunterdon Central track." victor. Both team are 7-1. REPEAT WINNER — Tom Fleming,' whowon the first two Jersey "There are a lot of hills where I while Ruane was given the City of Shore Marathons but had since opted not to compete, races to a Fleming, who regards the 30- live and it was so nice to see a flat Asbury Park Trophy for being the kilometers as his best race, is C.J. Group III victory in yesterday's 13th running of the event. course."jhe saidLjThe. people here. first woman finishsr, —————— • MoHmeottr C6unty r-g •I least one team in the finals as Matawan is host to Ocean Township. Returning Group III champion Wall Riggins rewrites record book as Giants fall battles Ewing in the other bracket. 'We feel pretty good about making EAST RUTHERFORD (AP> - the playoffs," first-year Matawan Three dependable appendages — coach Don Somma said. "It was one John Riggina' two legs and Mark of oar goals. Moseleys right foot •- lifted the "I've already seen Ocean twice, Washington Redskins to a 33-17 wieteyy owr-th» Wgw-Vark- Giant* • my assistant, (former N.Y. Jet : quarterback) Bob Davis, has also Men them a couple of times. Jets fall, B4 Wall coach John Amabile is happy to be In the playoffs for the third straight time, but he expects a tough yesterday and into a tie for first- battle. place with the Dallas Cowboys in "The team feels that it's a great their division of the National Foot- honor, Amabile said. "We would ball League like to repeat, but it won't be easy. Rhjgins scored twice on 2-yard It's a great pleasure to me and a bursts to tie an NFL record for pleasant surprise. All our coaches consecutive games with a touch- did a good Job, but I owe it to the down run and Moseley kicked four Mfc. -^ field goals is the Redskins, the "Ewing Is a tough opener," defending Super Bowl champion, Amabile admitted. "They are huge became co-leaders in the Eastern and their fullback is 6-4 and weighs Division of the National Football MO pounds. The teams In this group Conference after the Cowboys' 24-23 are dynamite this year". loss Sunday to San Diego. "Who would have thought San C.J, Group II Diego would nave beat Dallas Aabury Park is the only county today?" said Joe Theismann. Wash- team competing in this group. The ington's quarterback. "We couldn't Blue Bishops will play West Wind- forego the opportunity that was sor, but it will be at a neutral site. presented to us. We had to stay with "Our field is being resurfaced," them." Asbury Park coach Leroy Hayes The Redskins forced four New explained. "The game will probably York-turnovers as they won their be played at either Ocean Township fourth straight game. Washington or Neptune. has won 29 of its last 35 games since an 0-5 start in 1981 in Joe Gibbs' first "I feel good about making the year as head coach. playoffs," Hayes added. "The kids "The story was the turnovers." MSHHMMMSMH had to make it on {heir own. We lost Gibbs said. "I think the turnovers STACKED UP — Redskin running back John Riggins. left, is stopped for a short gain during the second quarter ol yesterday's 33-17 to Wall and then the kids took were the difference." . by the Giant linebackers Harry Carson, center, and Brad Van Pelt Redskin win at Giants Stadium. Manasquan for granted and lost New York Coach Bill Parcells again. said: "I think we gave the game "When we played Freehold, both away. If you give a team like the "This football team is playing at keep winning. I'm not trying to fumbles on punt returns by New batted the ball into Manley's arms. teams had the same goal." Redskins as many opportunities as a good level," Theismann said. break records, but a day like today York's Leon Bright and Pete Shaw Riggins' other touchdown run Unbeaten Somerville will host we did, you're not going to win. It "We're playing consistently." helps me." The Giants, who have the NFL s came in the fourth quarter to Ridge in the other C.J. Group II was our worst performance of the "We've been working harder and The Redskins, the NFL s highest third-worst record at 2-81 have had culminate an U-play. 47-yard drive game. season in certain phases." harder each week to achieve our scoring team with 372 points, broke 31 turnovers in their last seven which began after New York's Dave Moseley kicked field goals of 47, goal and be No. 1...there's nothing a 17-year-old club record for points games and they are winless in that Jennings threw an incomplete passs C.J. Group I 33 and 38 yards in the first half and else better." Brown said. . in one season when Moseley's 33- span. on a fake punt.. Unbeaten Keyport and added a 32-yarder in the third "I enjoy playing against the yard field goal sailed through the Riggins touchdown run early in Keansburg, 6-2, have earned playoff quarter. The 12-year veteran also Giants," said Moseley. who booted uprights to give them a 13-3 lead in the first quarter was set up' by Riggins. a 12-year veteran, has berths. Keyport <8-0> will host set a club record when he booted his a 42-yard field goal with four the first quarter. defensive end Dexter Manley's in- rushed for a touchdown in 11 Dunellen and Keansburg will prob- 41st extra point after Theismann's seconds to play to lift the Redskins Moseleys first and fourth field terception of Scott Brunner s pass straight regular season games to tie ably travel to South River. 18-yard touchdown pass to-Charlie over the Giants 15-14 last season. goals were set up when Jeff Bostic on New York's first offensive play. Lenny Moore s mark in the NFL Brown in the third quarter. "I'm just trying to help this team and Greg Williams recovered Defensive tackle Darrvl Gran! record book. #1 TRUCK SAVINGS CENTER LARGE SELECTION OF FORD TRUCKS BEST BUYS FROM THE VOLUME FORD TRUCK CENTER

200 HIGHWAY 35 KEYPORT 264-1600 B4 The Dtfly Register MONDAY, NOVEMBER H, Bills9 second half bonanza buries Jets, 21-17 NEW YORK (API - Playing one left in the game. half of a football game isn't so bad "The safety (Ken Schroy I laid off when it turns out to be the better and left me one-on-one with the J half. , _ linebacker (Lance• MeW^J j£ That's precisely what happened outran him. said Cribbi of the yesterday to the Buffalo Bills, who winning touchdown play. turned a 14-0 halftime deficit into a The victory gave the Bills a 7-4 24-17 vic- record and lied them for first place tory over the New York Jets with a with Miami in the American-Con- dramatic reversal of field after the ference East As for the Jets. It was intermission. another frustrating loss in a 4-7 "In the second half, the offensive season. , ., line started working - and the -It was a frustrating game, said offense started clicking." said Mike defensive lineman Marty Lyont. Mosley. whose touchdown reception • We had a chance to bury them of a Joe Ferguson pass in the third when we were up by 14 at halftime. quarter ignited the Bills' comeback. but we made some costly mistakes The "clicking" started with This isn't the same team as last Ferguson's 10-yard TD toss 4o year, and we aren't a good team Mosley and ended with a 33-yarder because we haven't been consistent. to running back Joe Crlbbs with 22 We haven't been able to put a solid seconds left for the winning score, effort together for 60 minutes for a "I think I owed myself something long time. because 1 was having a pretty bad game." said Cribbs. who caught five Buffalo showed more class than passes in the second half after we did today. They rose to the dropping several in the first. "I had challenge, and we didn't. H*-a» dropped a couple of passes that I simple as that." thought I should have caught, and I was happy to have the opportunity to make that catch." Until Ferguson's' passes and Brookdale Cribbs catches brought the Bills to life, they were lackluster — hurting themselves with several penalties advances that stalled first-half scoring op- portunities. As it is, they wound up being assessed IS penalties for 110 in soccer yards. "A lot of guys were getting NORTH BRANCH - Bob Boyce's down." said Buffalo nose tackle goal in the thrid overtime period Fred Smerlas. "and I just tried to gave Brookdale Community College explain to them that the game a 1-0 victory over defending national wasn't over. I told them. 'Come on. champion Mercer County College in MMMMIM we can beat these guys. Let's play the finals of the NJCAA Region II THE BILL STOPS HERE — The Bills' Joe Cnbbs (20) is brought Crable (50) during the first quarter of yesterday's game at Shea like we can play.' Then we went out soccer tournament yesterday at down by the Jets' Mark Gastmeau (99) Ken Schroy (48) ana Bob Stadium. Bills rallied in second half to win, 24-17. and started doing it and I think it Somerset County College. caught on." ' The victory sends Brookdale 9 The Jets ifad scored twice within H6-2-17 Into the nationals, which get a 22-seeond span just before the half underway at Mercer County Park Eagles fall in'unsportsmanlike way ended, on a '-vard run by Dwgyne Nov "Or—~- ; frotohfieM and a IT-yant Inter-' Tlie two teams battled to a CHICAGO (APi - Bob Thomas Kariicr in tfie drive: the Eajjtes the other side of the field. But" T Thomas booted his tie-breaking field ception return by Johnny Lynn. As scoreless deadlock through regu- Q-yard field goal early in the fourth thought they had sacked McMahon. shouldn'hld' t hhav e losl t my composure goal with 12:24 remaining in the it turned out. they were finished lation time and two 10-minute juarter decided the game, but most who also fumbled on the play, but I don't think one play should game. scoring touchdowns for the day. overtimes. In the sudden death third >f the controversy in the Chicago the officials ruled an incomplete determine a win or a loss, but that During the drive. McMahon in- Then Ferguson hit Mosiey with a overtime, however. Paul Zabilowicz 3ears' 17-14 victory over the Phila- pass was significant." jured his ankle and was replaced by TD pass that was set up with the took a corner kick from Ken Finn "I don't want to comment on the lelphia Ragles yesterday concerned As it turned out. it was learned Vince Evans, who later was knocked help of a pass interference call on and flicked it off to the far post . Tie pnri o{. the. first half- » call,' HM gaala Cawh Marion- t>reR Brown-anike/Mhe'.bsrH-. Brown- -wooiy-and replaced- by-Bob-Avellinr (he Jets that was worth 35 yards A where Boyce headed it in to the The Beafs mounted a 75-yard would not commen*. for one play before Evans returned. New York fumble on the ensuing upper left corner to win the game. hrive which ended with a 5-yard I didn't know what the call was The Bears held a 14-7 halftime kickoff and another pass inter- Brookdale s defense, led by Mark ouchdown pass from Jim McMahon but I appreciated it said Bear lead But the Eagles took the second The outcome left both teams wilh ference against the Jets helped the ZabilowjcjL was superb in shutting Cn.irh Mikf Dttju 4-7 records. Two of the Bear Bills score their-second touchdown, n Fmery Moorehead with 10 sec- half kickoff and used up more than out "Mercer, which beat Brookdale in eight minutes in driving 7!) yards for victories came ai the expense of the a 19-yarder from Ferguson to Byron mds to play Harrison said hr thought the delay the regular season. But near (he end of the drive, with of game for an apparent a tying touchdown on a 5-yard pass Eagles. Franklin that tied it at 1414 with from Ron Jaworski to Tony Wood- 10:08 gone in the third period. Mercer <2£4~) outshot Brookdale. he Bears having no flmebuts re- spiking of the ball was called on 1845. but goalies Dennis Smith and naming.- the clocV was stopped • him ruff, who made his first National Once'the Bears had .taken the Pat Leahy's 48-yard field goal Football League reception. Mark Zabilowicz combined for nine iecause .of a delay of game pehalty lead, they worked on the clock with gave the Jets a 17-14 lead with 1:04 saves. The Bears then took the ensuing gainst the Eagles before Dennis I hollered it wasn't me. " said Walter" Payton carrying much of the left in the third period. But the Kills _ .BxooMale s Jitst round, opjiooent Hwafcsff and Hiorewtd all-thf-warte* -time-ami Biiialiing witlr iiTyardsr in - -Jarxison. drew. an. unspocUraaoiika..-. v—who--then dn-* rtre nil eJmeTTSdlt fb lie "again "onWyard in the nationals will be the North- the Eagle five-yard line before field goal by Joe Danelo with 8:32 enduct penalty ~'- —~ sporstmanliks penalty I was on ft.eanries. ******** .m*~~~ west District winner. ._ McEnroe defeats^ Brake problems? Connors WEMBLEY. England IAPI - nhn McEnroe defeated a strangel; aid back Jimmy Connors 7-5; 6-1.6-4, csteray" to win the Benson and ledges Grand Prix tour- lament for the fifth time in six ears Near the end of a fiercely con- estcd first set. Connors shouted out >nd was warned for an "audible ibscenity." It was the second time this week le had been warned for obscenities, md Connors appeared to lose ntcrest in the match after that. He lit loose shots, made flippant com- nents to the crowd and later enewed his criticisms of the strict vay some umpires apply the Volvo Jrand Prix Code of Conduct They are taking all the joy and un out of the game. " Connors said If they go on like this next year. 'on won't see me around any nore " Connors, fined $500 for an audible ibscenity in a previous round, was Get a free brake inspection ined $750 this time He said to American tournament supervisor Keith Johnston: "The at Shell Auto Care lumber of fines I've had from you his week must be enough to buy you Bring your car to one of the participating i first class ticket home ' * Auto Care dealers luted below for a free, no-obligation inspection of your brake sys- Connors also was fined $500 fine tem, ana i free written estimate of how much • » or a visible obscenity earlier in the your repair should cost. ournament. so finished up the week If you decide to have your brakes F with penalties totalling $1,750 repaired at Shell Auto Care, the parts and McEnroe, a model of good behav- labiIT will be backed by your dealer's written or throughout the tournament, sym- limited warranty. Brake Inspection Your Auto Care dealer wants you to be )athized with Connors. Just brii* this cnupun lo une of the Shril "He was distracted by what completely satisfied with his service, so get Auto Care dealers titled in thn adm- lappened. and he never quite got to know him soon. Just cut out the coupon, UKfnent bettwr tack." McEnroe said. bring in your car, and get your brakes inspected by a professional who cares. December 14.1983 "I was a little surprised by his Offer may vary at partihpMinf dealrrt. ittitude in the last two sets. He has llways given his best in matches •gainst me before " McEnroe won $48,000 and Connors jicked up $24,000 as runner-up. >tt Auto Care Connors still has an overall career ead of 12-11 in matches against Auto Care dealers feature: McEnroe. For almost an hour, this final was Written estimates • Certified mechanics « Old parts returned • Written limited warranty exciting, played before a sell-out :rowd of 9.000. Connors, a service See one of these participating Auto Care deaiert in your area. break down, came back with some aNgnifteaoi returns to level at 5-5! In the next game, the incident Sam'* Shall S«rvlc« happened. McEnroe hit a winner Rouit 18 & RuecLanc down the line and Connors let East B*uns*iC'» Manaaquan Pftont 257-504, Pnone: 526W50 assct himself go with one word, shouted at RMIank the top of his voice. Eatontown Sh t II WH Ran Seme* Centar Pllont: 741-MU Route 35 & South Sireei Roma 34 4 Somn Marac A»enue "Violation of the Code of Con- Eaiofitown duct. " said British umpire Ian Phorw M2-2710 Prront 5«3 3555 Sterk. "Warning to Mr Connors for an audible obscenity." Mannlapan Phone 462 0963 Phont 042-11t5 Connors seemed to treat it all as Miniluin Shell Houie 9 4 F(»rihhn Lao* So•avNrwa f a joke. Row.DMtFnaoayia a Aeeoclatod Pfatt phoio Manaiapan OcMn Township "How many times do I have to say STRETCHED OUT — John McEnroe stretches out lo return a smash Prone 462 4W6 Phone 774-2363 that word to get disqualified?" he asked. to Jimmy Connors during yesterday's final of the Benson and Hedges "Go ahead. " said McEnroe, and Tournament in Wembley. England. McEnroe took the match in the crowd roared with laughter. straight sets and pocketed $48,000. UONOAV. NOVEMBER 14. 1963 The Daily Register BS TELEVISION TODAYI

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BY STELLA WILDER MONDAY, NOV. NOV. 14 To see what is in store for you Stress the quality of your work even tomorrow, find your birthday and read if the quantity is at a minimum. Born today, you are a highly the. corresponding par,paragraph— . Let Refuse to give in to pressure. independent Individual who at the your birthday star be you3 r daily guide. TAURUS (April M-May Ml - You same time is destined, by virtue of Tt'ESDAY, NOV. IS will receive greater benefits than you THE WIZARD OF 10 feelings of extreme loyalty to feel. Imagine from one who In the past has dependent You have a difficult time SCORPIO (Oct. J3-Nov. U) - Don't not supported you. acting =g2in«! your own emotions •... allow, your.fancy to get tbe better of- OPMINI iM.y ?i-Ji>«f »l -r Tte. consequently, you sometimes err in your knowledge of the facts. Act employment scene is rife with argu- ' WITH A m TC the direction of sentimentality. You according to the latter. ment today. You would do well to keep understand the value of logic, of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. tt-Dec. tl> - out of It, even if asked to take sides, basing decisions — and. therefore, WtCHAL PG9T So long as your feet remain on the CANCER (June 11 July tt> - actions — on reason, but you are ground, it's all right to build a few Nothing matters today but your own happier giving in to your feelings. You castles in the air today. • personal health and the well-being of are creative, imaginative, intelligent: CAPRICORN (Dec. K-Jan. U) - loved ones. Don't be misguided. never, however, do you flaunt any of Exert your forthright nature. If you LEO (July tS-Aug. U) - The stress these. attempt to beat about the bush, you factor on the employment scene Somewhat restless in your youth, will fall in your goal. scores high today, try to let inner maturity will bring to you a stability AQUARIUS (Jan. 10-Feb. It) - harmony dominate your responses. of mind that will enable you to attach Rework recent tentative decisions on VIRGO (Ani. 23-Sept. 22) - Domi- yourself to a single partner, a single the basis of facts and figures un- nate the scene on the job or a co- . career, a single place — though the earthed in the last few days. worker will take both credit and 00IM5 10 COST A MuNMBECJv latter is not at all necessary to your PISCES (Feb. It-March ail - A reward. Fight for your own. tHO HER OO WONT CHIP peace of mind. scheme to get yourself off the hook UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. tt> - Rely on wrm ONE PENNY-: Also born on this date are: Brian and another on it may backfire. Self- your own Imagination and you will not Keith, actor; Mamie Elsenhowever, preservation dominates. regret it. Ready-made solutions will wife of U.S. president. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 11) - not work today. BRIDGE ADVICE

Bjr ALFRED SHBINWOLD to lead a club. West thought South TODAY'S OAGWOOO'S OH.BLONDIB...VVHAT HE BUTTERED If you ask for favors, opponents had won two club finesses with the 6IRTHOAV SO ! POT ». SWBBT THOUGHT AND ATE IT recognize you and give you noth- queen and jack. If so, Wen would NORTH A ROSS NEXT TO 310 H6 APPRECIATE • AKJ10 HIS BBEAKPAST ing. You must wear a false face to gain nothing by leading another PL.ATB get what you want. club. West therefore led another VAQJ Today's South wondered what to spade, and South took the rest. OQ105 do if the diamond finesse failed. • 532 How could he avoid losing a club WEST trick? South took the king of EAST DAILY QUESTION • 9874 • 63 spades, dropping the five from his < hand to make East's three look like Youhold:»Q52 PK8OAJ98 V7653 710942 an encouraging signal (from Q- * K Q J 10. Partner bids one heart, 0K4 07632 3-2). Declarer then led a club from you respond two diamonds, and he •964 • A87 dummy. then bids two hearts. The oppo- nents pass. What do you say? When East played low, South ANSWER: Bid three clubs and see SOUTH BOV« ARE SMARTER AWD YOU'D BBTTeB \~~ won with the queen. South re- what partner has to say. A jump to • Q52 "WAN &1RL6. WOPB THEY CAN I turned to dummy with a heart and three notrump wouldn't do justice S?K8 led another club. East ducked to your general strength (it would OAJ98 «MJ FA9TER! J again, hoping that South would promise only 12 high-card points) • KQJ10 guess wrong if his clubs were and would overstate your spade headed by K-Q-10-, but South won strength. Your response in a new South W«t North East with the lack. suit is forcing if you have a civilized INT Pass 24 Pass TRIES FINESSE partner. If you're worried about 20 Pass 6 NT Ail Pass your partner, bid three- notrump Now South led to dummy's ace of instead of three clubs. hearts and lost the diamond finesse. Openinglead-^9 South would be home if West had South dealer no more clubs or if he decided not Both sides vulnerable HI AND LOIS

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THE PHANTOM I'M AU. RIGHT , HXIOK >TM6R ) THE PLOT 10 KILL REX AND M3UR5CLF2 A MILITARY COKT WILL PLAN FIRST, R6X, TO pecipe COUNT FIGHT HIM s MONDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1983The Daily Regisfcr Osborne lifts BUSINESS Rangers, 6-3 Thanksgiving NEW YORK (AP) - It was sorneihing short ol a happy homecoming for , and Ed dinner can be Johnjtone - trunks greatly to one of the men for whom they were traded. The , sparkc i by right wing Mark Osborne. downed the 6-3 last night a true event in a one-sided game Osborne By SYLVIA PORTER scored one minute into the second period to ignite a While the official cost-of-living sUtistlcs say food at four-goal New York outburst. home costs almost 2 percent more than at this time in i was very anxious before the game and especially 1982. you can read the "real" statistic! in your own bills in the first period,' said Osborne. who came to New for food at home. And using Thanksgiving dinner as a York last summer along with defenseman yardstick, we have a reason to say "thank you." and right winger Mike Blaisdell in the six-player trade Whether your family dines on stuffed turkey or glazed "It was sort oT like my first NHL game out there. I was ham, plus all the trimmings, your dinner will cost just nervous and I didn't know what to expect from them about the same as it did last year. Huber said it was Osborne's shattering checks and This is a welcome change, indeed — for city overaU hustle that spurred the Rangers. consumers, anyway. Farmers may disagree violently: "Oaie was really banging bodies out there." said they're not enjoying any boom at all. And in many Huber. "He sparked us. areas, the lingering effects of the recent recession have, "I thought I would feel a lot more than I did. nervous forced down the demand for many foods and. with the and all that. But I guess it's all in the pact." lower demand, brought lowerprices ! Mike Rogers scored his second short-handed goal in Let's run down the cost of a Thanksgiving dinner with as many nights and Don Maloney picked up his 300th hints on how to cut costs even more. NHL point with a second-period score to ruin Mios TURKEY: This main event is selling for 59 cents to night. The goalie let in soft goals by Rob McClanahan. 89 cents per pound for the self-basting kind, depending Rogers and Osborne, and six different Rangers scored on where you live. The price for fresh-killed turkeys is "Maybe I was a little tight," Mio said "I wanted to typically a few cents more. do well and I put a' little extra pressure on myself. Check your supermarket for specials early (now'I Maybe that hurt me." and often, because the best deals and the best birds may The Rangers grabbed a 21 lead after one period on be on sale before the holiday. Since the proportion of • goals by Pierre Larouche and McClanahan Larouche meat to bone increases in bigger turkeys, you'll do well' connected for his .team-leading 15th goal on a power to buy a heavier bird. play, then McClanahan - who was promoted from Tulsa HAM: Pork prices actually have declined during the of the Central Hockey League on Saturday - slipped year, so if you choose to bake a ham, your costs should a backhander through Mios legs. be in control. Honey for the glaze hasn't changed much sneaked in a shot from behind the either, and still costs around 11.30 a pound Rangers net for Detroit's first-period goal. "••ocietea preee pnolo SWEET POTATOES: Consider substituting canned Osborne, who came to the Rangers in that same DUMPED — Hakan Loob of the Calgary Flames the first period ol yesterday's NHL game. Sabres sweet potatoes from last year's more bountiful supply. trade, ignited New York's four-goal second period with is dumped by the Buffalo Sabres' Brent Peterson went on Ihe rout Ihe Flames. 11-2 Fresh potatoes will be more expensive due to a smaller- a slap shot to the glove side that Mio misjudged at l 00 (20) as Sabres goalie Bob Sauve looks on during than-usual crop. The potato harvest, now under way in many regions, will yield a good supply. Prices should hold steady. YELLOW ONIONS: Will cost more this year because Georgia looks to be host in Cotton Bowl of a small crop. Higher prices already have begun to. show up in greengrocers and supermarkets.-Look for.:.. _ DALLAS (API - The Cotton Bowl couldn't be courted Gator Bowl. good game specials on bagged onions. Even when not on sale, apparently will have to settle on Georgia Georgia does not play this week, and Official invitations cannot be made However. Hitch admits. "It (a major bagged onions usually are cheaper than buying by the' as the goest team- in- its annual New officially can t sign with a bowl until t> until next Saturday. bowl bidi doeja'l look good.for.us. pound. - . ____- " Years Day Classic. 'p.m. Saturday •' •——-""" •- A invitation to Michigan or -• The No. 7 rated Mus»angs"."-who-bea< CRANBERRIES: If,you love cranberries, rejoice A Action taken yesterday in a con- Georgia coach Vince Dooley said last Ohio State would mean Southern Texas Tech 33-7 Saturday, are 8-1 with record crop, on top of last year's record, virtually ference hookup between representatives night the team is looking forward to an Methodist probably would have to settle their only loss coming to unbeaten and guarantees stable to lower prices. This is the year to of Michigan and Ohio State indicated appearance in the Cotton Bowl if they for the Sun or Liberty Bowl. No. 2-ranked Texas, which survived TCI' dig out good recipes for cranberry relish, cranberry that the winner of next Saturday's game are invited. The Liberty Bowl has a $600000 plus 20-13 Saturday bread, cranberry sauce - particularly since the sugar will go to the Sugar Bowl as an opponent "I have talked to our seniors, and they payoff, and may be the bowl the needed to sweeten the tart berries .remains close to 19K's prices, too . . ~. [.Auburn. have expressed torn* if they Jla

250 Omar Public Notices 2S0 Other Public Notictt 250 Other Public Notice! 2S0 Other Public Notice* 250 Other Public Notices 250 Other Public Noticei SUPERIOR COURT me Ming ol a complaint on October 28. 1083. 10 foreclose and forever oar any ana an rignls ot Of NIW JERSEY redemption ol Ihe parcela 01 land described in ihe tan foreclosure list below from plaintiff s ta» lien Sixers turn back titles I CHANCERY DIVISION MONMOUTH COUNTY The action is brought against the land only, and no personal tudgment may be entered therein DOCKET NO. P 74*7 U Any person desiring to protect a right title or interest in the described land or any parcel Ihereol by CIVK. ACTION redemption or lo contest plaintiffs right to foreclose, must do so by paying the amount required to NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE redeem as set forth below plus interest to the date ol redemption, and such costs as the court may Clippers in OT allow, prior to the entry ot judgment therein, or by tiling and serving an answer lo the compleinl selling CARTON 1 DONNELLY. ESOS 262 Highway §M lorth defendant's delense within 45 days after dele 01 the publication ol this nonce PHILADELPHIA I API - Julius Ervingji two free P O Boa 2M In Ihe event ot failure to redeem or enswer by any person having Ihe right lo redeem or anawer. such MKIdHtOem. Merer Jersey 097748 parson shall M lor-avar barred and tofactotad ol all fin right tint and miarast and aquity of radamplion throw* four minutes into overtime put the Philadelphia I2O1) 842 2070 in and to iria parctfi ol land dosenbad ,n the following tax roraOotura titt Attorneys for Plaintiff . . * Tha following it a copy ot (ha la> foraclosure hit showing lha lands against which (his action it 76ers ahead to stay, and they downed the San Oiego TOWN8HIP OF MIDDLETOWN A Municipal Corporation m the County ol Monmoulh and State ol DrouQht Clippers 114-116 in National Association New Jareey. Plalnlill CARTON a DONNELLY ESQS vs Attornays lor tha Plaintiff action last night. t. Block 12. Lot 7-3 aasassed lo Anthony Maaeeri Inc el al 2 through 13. Defendants Township ot Middiatown The defending NBA ciwin|» iiuuiuvni t» u-2 while San TAKE MOTICE that 4r. scHOn* I" Re-n.hss been commenced m Ihe Superior Court ol New Jersey by By LAWRENCE A CARTON III Diego, 34, suffered its fifth straight loss and its 19th TAX FORECLOSURE LIST Dale Certil Book-page Am t ot Ami ol ten Am I to straight setback on the road. •0). « Lol Block Certil • Owner Listed on Lssi Date ol Recorded Sale liens accru- Redeem Tax Duplicate Tan Sale ing sub lo Bill Walton, outmatched by Philadelphia^ powerful 1 7-a 12 1-1081 Anthony Maeaari. Inc 11/24/81 tai sele inclg Motes Matone in a battle of centers, sent the game into 2 20 7» 11-1071 Oill Associates 11/22/81 Inl. penalties A 20A 70 11-1075 Matthew Gilt 11/25/75 overtime when be tapped in a Norm Nixon field goal 5 • to 13 522 47-1081 Alcidee Ferreira 11/24/81 12/18/81 3558-346 S 039 51 S 4.23101 ( 5.171 42 with eight seconds left to tie the game at 105. Walton 14 to ig 522 4(1081 Alcides Ferreire 11/24/81 12/15/71 200748 27 81 1 100 16 1.127 97 7 1 A 2 set- 45-1089 Fsablola Burke 11/23/82 12/17/75 3130 559 6>20 61042 S79 71 fouled out with 48 seconds left in the overtime 9 IS I 17 us 57-iget Charles A Carmen Matosiar 11/24/81 12/18/81 3556-374 289 M 1289 20 1.578 54 10 27 lo 35 •M 73-1080 Estate ot Matthew Oill 12/02/80 12/16/81 3558-375 183*4 717 93 881 67 Malone topped all scorers with 28 points and added 11 7 M3 20-1074 Evergreen Conalruction Co 11/25/74 12/22/82 3612714 05 77 614 93 710 70 i 3 IMS 80-1070 Irving Rosenberg 11/27770 13/16/81 3558-377 34387 97106 131585 i 18 rebounds. San Diego's Terry Cummings had 26 points It 11/25/74 0 1 10 13*4 180-1974 Matthew Flnnerty 12/30/80 34*8-703 2880 98 16.466 51 21.367 47 and 13 rebounds. 13 12/17/74 3002-321 58 78 732 31 789 00 12/26/70 3432-51 223 83 t.765 63 2 009 26 Erving wound up with 18 points for Philadelphia while 12/17/74 3002328 34 49 332 35 566 80 Walton and Nixon added 18 each for San Diego Nov 14 197 20 Help Wanted Si H tip Wilted .MTheJDMly MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1983 PART-TIME NEWSPAPER - Q o* the SpecMNoUc** SI Htl»We propoeed budget ' i. N.J. 07701 hr., 8 30-5 Must apply In person eopleCara. 294 Broad St Red Hulet N J 07730 herein. may be obtained from the Sec- Section 4 All bond anticipation udmo the gymnasium stage, AaVjIe Induatrlea foundry Rd enk. 530-16M. or 1 River r- PIZZA MAKER — Experienced heavy favorite to gain a eat rooms, and locker rooms tary Monday through Friday, S Instruction Bids #4. Marlboro note* itiued hereunder ahall etant am to twelve noon at the anene. 526-9432 Apply In person. Circle Pine, •econd term, assuming mature at auch timea aa may be obtaining approximately 7.000 DRUM LESSONS — Beginners 'alontown. The election is much square feet and also including e Mouee locaied at the above URSE — RN or LPN. lull or determined by (he chief financial dress, or at the above Advanced AN alytea Can GENERAL FACTORY HELP - part-time 11-7 shin Exc salary lhat he runs in next on Wall Streeters' officer: provided that no note e use of the parking lot k. 747-7224 PROCESS MAIL AT HOMEI The specifications for bidding adveftiaed meetirvg Metawan area Can MS-U72 be- year's presidential elec- •hall mature later lhan one year tween • am -12 noon. Mon -Frl minds these days, even from na dat* The notea ahall ay be examined in the Office of " Matthew*. Secretary nda Nursing Home 291- 175 par hundred! No exp Part or tion. though it is still "an bear intereat at such rate or rates entrai Purchasing. Annex Fire DWrlcl ti HOSTESS/HOST — Apply M —i.-Frl.. S-4 p.m. lull time Start immediately. Da- uild.ng Kings Highway and Townahlp ol Aberdeen arson between 2-6 Th* Shore tana: sand eetl-aOdreseed. •fid be in »uch i as may be W2( URSE'S AID — 7-3. part-time In a poll of 444 "in- eternity" away, in the determined by Ihe chief financial ghway i35. Mlddlelown. New >olnl Inn. Hwy. 3», HaBet manent postlon. pleasant slemped *nv*lop* to C.RJ. 11B. eraey. and may be picked up, P.O. Box 45. Sluert. Fla 33496 stitutional investment words of Robert Linton. officer The chief financial officer NSTALLER - Aluminum win working conditions Exp. thout coal between the hours 1 Help Wanted preferred. New applicants only decision-makers," con- chief executive of the shall determine all matters in 9 00am toS 00pm. Monday dows. pert time, exp'd only, cell PRODUCTION PERSONNEL connection wllh notea issued rough Friday. Mala or Female) Sieve Ruilcka. al Proa ' 530-9470 Increeead business has created ducted by the brokerage firm of Drexel pursuant lo this ordinance, and DOITIONAL INCOME PART 741-7500 permanent lob opportunities the chief financial officer's signa- Btds must be made on ihe firm of A.G. Becker Burnham Lambert and ME - Oet food wholesale with growth potential In our cos- ture upon Ihe notes shelt be con- andard proposal form. In the while you learn to earn. For inlor. PART-TIME metic manufacturing 8 pack- Paribas Inc., more than 1983 chairman bf the clusive evidence as lo all auch anner designated therein and allon call Vurlks Foods LDC LEGAL SECRETARY — V ig plant as follows determinations All notes issued equlred by the specifications > Lost and Found exp • exc skills Up lo S325 NEEDED PRODUCTION LINE 201-S42-MM. 201-530-1121 Submit roMume 10. Box-438. two-thirds of the re- Securities Industry As- hereunder may be renewed from hey shall be enclosed m a 100 REWARD - a moe old IMMEDIATELY SUPERVISOR time io time subject 10 ihe sealed envelope, addressed lo Th* DaHy Register. Shrewsbury. WAREHOUSE spondents Darned Re- sociation. a trade group gray A white kitten, tost in vtclnty ALARM INSTALLER/ N J. 0770 Jut*-mmd*d Individual to provisions Of N J 8 A • Township Administrator of of 9th a Pine Sta . Union Beach. SERVICE MAN M/F work In our marketing depart- POWDER BLENDER agan as the likelv win 40A 2-Biai The chief financial of- iddletown bearing on Ihe aaae do caM. 204-2414 or LIGHT CARPENTRY WORKER mt making telephone catla. 6 MATERIAL HANDLER ficer is hereby authorized to sail ulside the name of the bidder, 1-2847 — Ability to drive van and or • p.m. Ptaaaant working en- ASSEMBLERS/PACKER •t or all of the notes from time s address, and ma location ot ulred. 747-1400 MECHANIC/OPERATOR In a recent Iu cheon e premises tor which the bid is truck. 6-5 Call 642-1810. ask tor ronmanl A conv*m*n io lime el public or private sale FREE FOUND ADS AREA SUPERVISOR 1 PRO- Sal. hrawsbury location make HUB Send resume or apply In person Richard B. JM. an " and to deliver them 10 Ihe emg submitted :CT SUPERVISOR — Needed to Particle Sue Manufacturing. • a service BO Our community. he perfect opening tor those economist at Becker conversation with re- purchasers thereof upon receipt The Township ol-M.ddletown ,*l. |snttof isl aeevtee has career LIGHT DELIVERY — Economical looking to earn above- -average 30 Park Ave.. P O Box 448. Eng- ot payment of the purchase price serves the right to reject any position lor people with proven 4-cyl auto, necessary, knowl- llshtown. N.J. 07726 who conducts regular porters and other mdus- REE 3-tlrwFOUNO ad for 4 part-time income. For Interview plus accrued interest from their id all btds In considering the •ys under our Lost 4 Found n *xp -jnd resume: edge ol Red Bank. Eetontown. 8 can Mr Frank. 542-8860 Equal wrveys of those invest- W '"ders. Linton said dales to the dale of delivery ghest bid, the Township re- O Bi 617. Red Senk. N.J Long Branch business areas pportunlty employer M/F thereof The chief financial of- erves the right to consider the CASH PAID. 388jWO7 P/T ft* Regiater appreciates your '701. ART-TIME RN OR LPN M/F - ment managers and he believed that the ficer is directed to report m writ- nlai offered, ihe type and vie onesty ft will do Its part In tind- LPN — 11 lo 7. For Sat. & Sun ing to the governing body at Ihe use. the responsibility of UTO MECHANIC — Mual have 1 ro 7:30, pleeae apply in per- analysts, reported last Democrats had meeting next succeeding Ihe e biddr and other consider- g the origins, owner Ple up. salary up to $11 an plus Prorated benefits excellent pay aon. Waatwood Hall Hebrew MANAGER week that 74.6 percent produced no viable date when any sale m uetiveiy of kms tor the best interest of int. call us at 542-1700 ommliaJon Benefit*. hosDilitja- acale apply In person. Arnold ome. 281- Bath Ave.. Long EVES. & SAT. A.M. ihe notes pursuant to this ordi- ownship ot Middletown oln. malor med, pek) vacation. waiter Nursing Home, tti South NJ Expansion create* line aaslissla Laurel Ave, Heilel Mid they believed Re- challenger to Reagan nance os made Such report By order of the Mayor and INTON FALLS — Male. 7 yr old 542-9793 . ask for opening lor a mature-minded In- mult include tha amount. Ihe de- ownship Commmittee of Ihe LACK LAB Cottar no tag. for appl LPN - GPN — 2 evenlnga 8 Sat- dividual who can team our sys- agan would win if the and that the economic PART-TIME tems. Applicant should be ssles scription, the interest rale and ownship of Middletown. (broken Large Reward UTO BODY PERSON — Cap urday. In Doctor a office, call NO EXP. NECESSARV Democratic candidate recovery would work the maturity schedule of Ihe Gordon Kidd 544-0430 284-0400. oriented end have Ihe desire lo only lor quality shop Good pay ust a bright telephone manner eern excellent part-time income. Is former Vice Presi- strongly in the incunv notes told, ihe price obtained Purchasing Agent Call 747-MI7. Or apply In per- e re an exciting media com and the name of the purchaser ov 14 - 122.32 OUND — Qrey kitten MANAOERS — A successful For Interview call Mr. Frank Tay- dent Walter Mondale bent's favor Shrewsbury, no collar, about 5 son 6 10 5 T a J AutA Body. 32 aggressive N.J. convenience any in the eree end we're look lor. 542-8880 Equal Opportunity Section 5 The capita) budget mo*, old female, pleaaa call North Bridge Ave. fled Bank food store company la looking no lor you This position offers Employer M/F The percentage picking of Ihe City of Long Branch is 41-0422 ARTENDER/BARMAID — tor career-minded men 6 women Good pen-lime Income nereby amended to conform with 37 Monmoulh BB»ch to train aa ator* menegera with ncentlvea REPORTERS - Needed lo cover Reagan dropped slight- tne provisions of ihis ordinance OUND — Female kitten, about pply In person bstween 1 A 3 •Close to home. municipal government meetings NOTICf advanoament op- lor The Dairy Register Some ex- ly, to 68.4 percent, if his to the exten! of any inconsistency moe.. all gray/while pewa/whlte portunities Into supervision Become e pert ol the fastest MtHotmdol herewith The resolution in the The following ordinance was ummy a neck. Whit* stresk or> eenaburg. rowing communications com perience neceaaary. Payment troduced at a regular meeting Good starling salary plus com- opponent were to be NOTICE OF MARINO form promulgated by the Local Found near King's Hwy EAUTICIANS — 1 part-time. 1 any In Monmoulh County per erucle Please don't call. None* la haraby glvan that lha Finance Board showing full detail the Board of Commisslonei •71-1037 pany benefits For Interview call For Immed. personal interview Send resumes and work sam- Sen. John Glenn. (he Borough ot Monmouth ll-llms For buay shop In W. 767-9648. E O E Township Commlfta*. Township of tne amended capital budget ong Brench Cell 222-4505 PHONE: 942-8880 ples lo Jane Foderaro. City Edi- ol Holmd*t al a m**ung to b* ach on November 8. 1983 and OUND — Mai* Hack Scottish tor. Box 0-408. The Deny Regis- • None of the other o d* al a **g o b* and capital program as ap- MASON — Experienced block t THE DAILY AND hatd In thth* * TownsTownshiTnshipp HaHalHalll. proved by ihe Director ot the ill be considered for final pan- arrl*r In Aabury Park. b*tw— n ONDABLE PEOPLE NEEDED plastering Steady job In factory SUNDAY REGISTER ter, Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. announced or prospec- Crswford'hatd s CCorne r RoadRd, on Division of Local Government go at • regular meeting of the at 4 2nd Ave looka lo be b* - Immediately Permanent pan- complex, mual be aetl-atartlng Equel Opportunity Employer Were Equel Opportunity Em- i. ID* 2»th day ol Novam- Service* is on file with the Clerk Oa/d Of Commissioners to be tw**n 6-10 yra. old. wearing me position. Evenings 6 to 10. « M/F pK>y»r» M/F. tive candidates were in- eld on November 29. 1983 at brown collar, call 2K-U94 Also, part IInto 6 weekend work ~ at a 30 o'clodk p.m. will and is available there tor public must have own Irenaportauon. available Call Earl cluded on the survey BTconsideWr th* Report ol inspection 30 p.m at the Monmouth all a00-3«2-«S4(. leach Borough Hall. 22 Beach 284-0088 Si Help Wanted SI Help Wanted questionnaire. nmssmsnts of baneflts con- Section 6 The following ad- OOKKEEPER — General ferred upon lots and parcels ol load Monmouth Beach. N.J osr — Weil Highland While MECHANIC — Packaging Una ditional matters are hereby de- edger thru trial balance, for di- mechanic.preferred experience land and r*al •slate by reason ol termined, declared, recited and Bonnie G Moore *rrl*r, Mailel araa. anaweri to versified -dutle* in CPA office. Naturally, the expec- In* installation of. water mains Borough Clerk lacy, broken h**rt*d little gir on Banal. Iveralee machine and stated _ Mual have thorough knowtedoe vMeua powder .filling ea> piping and appurtenances m th* ta) The improvement or - — OTOtNANCE MMTu Call 4K.14W. of debita and credits, and ability tations of a few hundred Country Farm Subdivision area Ordinance Authorizing the perlence. Panicle Sue Manufac- purpose described in Section 3 OST — Black fluffy cat. about to adapt to variety of book- turing, 30 Park Ave.. P.O. Box people, all in the same Holmd*l-K*yport araa and the of thit bond ordinance is not a flavor and Municipal Clerk lo eeplng systems Part-time or CARRIERS WANTED stlltwall Road ar*e ixecule an Agreement with •* yra old. $60 Reward His •- . Engllshtown. NJ 07718 business,- aren't com- umtni -i.n«nu It H an >m- am* is Sambuca. green eyes ulMlme Send brief resume in 4*8.2202. Th* pivpo** 0) DM IMSawo <• irovement or purpose that the Monmoulh County to Modify the parable to any cross- teV'ocat Service* Agreement etfwd tree 787-6611 own hendwf l*ng and hourly rat* 10 consider, among osMr things City may lawfully undertake ara OST - Oold rope emtial R Hpecfed to CPA. P.O. Box 802 MECHANICALLY INCLINED for section sampling of pub any oeiecWn orulileeiera Wai general improvement and no ated 11/30/81. • Bank, r+j 07701 PERSON - For assembly 8 tes- th* ownara ot property named In part ot the cost thereof has been WHEREAS, certain Federal racelet. reward, no questions ting of speclellted product. Job lie opinion. wld rapori may praaant agalnat or than be specially assessed on mdt are potentially available to aaked Call 642-2624 BOOKEEPER PART-TIME requires mechsnlcsl assembly o Oceanport. Eitontown a Fort Monmouth tha confirmation ol aw'n property specially benefited on mouth County under Tide " Experience, references .mall machine perta « testing Furthermore, there I the Housing and Community OST — Female Mack Lab. 4 asa*aam*nta and to lake further thereby . old. 2 collars. 1 orange, i Csll 747-8220 Full time, full beneliu Good op- •arn cash A win prizes may be a built-in bias in and oth*r action thai may be Development Act of 1977. com portunity lor person willing to bi The period of usefulness of monly known aa community de while. Fair Haven aree Call alter BOV8/OIRL8 — 11-17. morning d**m*d appropriate and proper I improvement or purpose p.m.. 741-6235 newapaper routes are available learn. Call 7671997 this survey, since, the Th* report abov* referred lo II elopmenl Block Grant Program ihm the limitations of me Local n Red Bank. Middletown MECHANIC EXPERIENCE ONLY Please call financial community, is now on IM In th* olflc* of Ih* Bond Law according lo *the id OST — Dog, remat*. German LeJIord. Llncrott, Atlantic High- 1 WMSREAS. it oe -oeceswry to ho-t Hair Pointer. antw«r« to — Front end alignment A genera Townitup* emu ibr *MmirTatron Ve«6r>*bl,»~l.li»''TnerwH rffffl-' QDoL . nVWt HeMsVl* .rWvOlJ lepelra*. Top ^IfflMlla; salary Andrea Noon known for its. con- by parlws interested therein mend an ••..#•..rig .r>terfoce1 >er- many. Can 671-36M puted from the date of the bonda ces Agreement for the County Beach, Union Beech. Keyport a commencing wllh ability. Apply servative Republican JOHN* WMMNSTSN •ulhorued by thit ordinance. •- allot. Long Branch * Waal in parson' Stevens Tire Corp. Township Clark nd its people 10 benefit fror- 542-8880 leanings. 40 years his Program, and 8 8p«JCf I Nottc«« .ong Branch. Exc. earnings anc Weal Perk Ave 8 Cindy Lane DATED Oct 10. 1M3 - ordinance of the City finally BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED mature minded wllh BE IT ORDAINED BY TM£ CITY imunlcallng skills '0 »7» •- at this Ordinance shall taktt ef JARRIERS WANTED Cn Americans, remained COUNCIL OF THE OTY OF 5-4SO9 LONG BRANCH IN THE amended by an ordinance of the tci immediately upon m enact t Lou md found Chestnut Ridge Rd a Woodland optimistic about the COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. NEW Cny (many adopted February 26 ment Rd areea ot Holmdal Cal M/F 12 OPENINGS — In Bonnie O Moore 9 Special Nonces Circulation Depl 542-6660 economy last moniii. '2- T'Svsl T!aR5porUA9ft flowar arranginQ, packing & [ rOs qf all mamDers thereof «l- a bond ordinance ot the City e ipping t»p prffiarrafd. win i Nov 14 125 2 CARRIER/DRIVER Articulate but their buying plans nat.veiy Concurring) AS fOL- tally adopted September 8 IS miruction nacsssaiY. jin AppJicalions accsptod Fri., PART TIME WS - 941 and an additional $10000 Call 7S7-4525 Nov 11. 4 Mon Nov. 14, 10 IO 3 dropped off. the Con- Section 1 Tnt? ,mprovtjmeni estimated therefor herefi lUtMEttDHUnMT m at 169-71 W«st Front Si.. ference Board said yes- bed m Section 3 ot this Section 7 All grant monies re 21 Business Service CHEF — Braaktatt ft lunch, 7 Isd Bank or call 530-4056 lived for the purpose described 239 Red Bank 22 Use Culls a.m io 2 p m ERP. pralsrrad terday. !horned to be undertaken by 1 Section 3 hereof thai) be ap call 530-4125 for inlsr- Ideal For Parents i City of Long Branch. New lied either to direct payi ALCOHOLIC MVMMM NEEDED The boards Con- LICENSE Help Warned Male or •sty as a general improve- he cost ot the improvement or to CLERK. DRIVER - Rstail aiors sumer Confidence Index ent For the improvement or payment of the obligatiomons is NOTICE 0* TRANSFER IMMEDIATELY Of School Age med hereunder shall be reduced TAKE NOTICE that application r n Long Branch, attsrnoon, eve- •censed or unlicensed sale* ss- edged up to 85 2 in pose described in Section 3 52 aaDysilting/Cruld Care ning t msitsnd hrs. 229-162S ere is hereby appropriated the o the extent that such funds ar has been made to the Borough 53 Domestic Help sociatee to torn our MIDDLE- 3 received of Rad Bank to transfer to OWN team! Children, Homemakers October from 84.8 in ot $600,000 including the 54 Situations Wanted COMPANION — For manially :HWASZCZEWSKI BROTHERE handicap pad tssflag* girl. CALL NOWII of $30 000 as the down pay- Section 8 The full faith an Female September, but its Buy- e.m is now available by virtue ol credit of the City are hereb INC for premise* located al 17 Wsshsnda A school holiday. ou may be qualified for 200/month cer allowance ing Plans Index - ovision for down payment or pledged to the punctual paymen Broad Street, Red Bank. Now 55 Situations Waffled Male 3 Irsnaportslion a mual. Idaal And Retirees ir cap'tal impro 1 the principal of and th Jersey, the alcoholic beverage 56 Snusiions Wanlad or coUsjgsj aludani with ma|or in Another benelil Is up to 70H which measures con- urposes m one or more iterest on the obiigatio license No 1340 44 00? 003 Male Female Spsclal Ed or Psych. Call ommleaions. We're not good reviousiy adopted budgets authorized by this bond ord heretofore issued to CARPATH 57 Child Care' Nursery 264-6544 because we're Better Homes 8 sumer intentions to INC. t/a LeVintege Wine Gardens, were Better Homes a We anticipate a number of exclusively, Section 2 In order to finance nance The obligations shall b Schools COOK — Experienced Apply in make major purchases e cost of the improvement i direct, unlimited obligations o Cheer** Shoppe. located at 17 Gardens because we're the part-time openings in Ihe near future for jrpose not covered by appl :he City, and the Cithy shall ' Broad Street Red Bank. New Mfion berween 2 ft fl p.m. Shore BESTII Jersey Point inn. Hwy. 35. Hails., Individuals Interested in working 4 hours — slipped to 107.8 from ation of tne down payment obligated to levy ad valo 61 Business Opportunity All inquirtee are conlldonUel. egoiiabie bonds are hereby taxes upon all the taxable Tne name and address of a Reply to Louise Llgelo: 871-1000 per day, Monday through Friday, in 113.5. 62 Mortgages COOKS - Breakfast, 2 days s uthomethoned 1to0 be issuessedd m ththe property > ;tiin he City for ih officers and directors and week Roadside Diner. Coll- pleasant clean surroundings: However, the decline mcipel amount ot $570000 Dayment of the obligation] names and reaidenee* of 63 Money to Loan ingswood Circf. Wslt. Berg Realtors •lockholders holding more tha 64 Money Wanted urtuant to the Local Bond Law ihe interest ihereon without in COUNTER HELP Better Homes & in buying plans is not anticipation notes are hereby tation of rate or amount ten percent of any stock of u Shifts Available: corporation are aa follow* Betty BrIt* Cleaner* Gardens alarming, the business- thomed to be issued pursuan Section 9 This bond ord Call 642-5252. and within the limitations nance shall lake effect 20 da<. John ChwaazczewtKi. Prea 71 Merchandise tor Sale • 7 A.M. 11 A.M. •11:30 A.M.-3:30 P.M. supported research >rescribed by the Local Bone after the first publication thereo dent, Sole Stockholder * E 72 Garage/Van) Sale NEEDED group said. .aw after final adoption, as provide ecutive Officer, 607 Oak Terrac 73 Machinery for Sale- COUNTER HELP - Part-lime. •3:30 P.M. • 7:30 P.M. • 8 P.M. Midnight Section 3 (al The improve by the Local Bond Law Point Piaaaanf. New Jerse :> Rental Service various hours avail Apply m per- IMMEDIATELY "The signals from ment hereby authorized and the THIS ORDINANCE PUB 0*741 son mornings. Kalain'a Drug Licensed or unlicensed sales aa Obiectiont. it any. should be Farm Equipment Slore. 192 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Apply between 9 A.M. -11 A.M. and 1 P.M. urpote for the financing o LISHED HEREWITH WAS IN "t> Auction Sales sociatea to loin our team) consumers continue to which the bonds are to be issued TflOOUCED AT A REQULA made immediately in writing - 3 P.M. If you have completed an appli- Ih* Municipal Clerk of th Pels and iivesioi-1' be encouraging.' Fa- s the relocation of certain under MEETING OF THE CITy COUN DELIVERY PERSON — Part. CALL NOW! cation with us in the past 3 months, there is round utilities including Una CIL OF THE CITY OF LON Borough ol Red Bank. 76 A.rcreh You may be quelltled lor a 1200- bian Linden, executive CHWAS2CZEWS time, deys A or evenings Mua no need to re-apply. Previous applications cables, on the Ocea BRANCH IN THE COUNTV 0 79 Swap or Eicnange have own cer, Apply in person. por-month cer allowance loulevard Proieci and certai MONMOUTH STATE OF NE BROTHERS. IN Another benelil la up to 70% will be considered. director of the board's by John Chwaszciewski. Pre 80 Bicycles/Mini Bikes Denny's Pine a Subs. 24 Ayree ngmeenhg services relating li JERSEY ON NOVEMBER 1 Lane. Little Sliver. commission Wore not good be- Consumer Research he relocation and the genera 1983 AND WILL BE FURTME Sole Stockholder an at Sports Equipment cause we're Better Homes 1 Executive Offic 82 Pools Center, said in a'state- proiect CONSIDERED FOR FINA DELIVERY PERSON — Daytime Gardens, we're Belter Homes 8 (b) Tha estimated PASSAGE AFTER A PUBL 177 Broad Siree 83 CBs. Electronics ft. evening hours, must have own Gardens beceuee we're THE HURLCO INC. ment. mount of bonds or notes to b HEARING THEREON AT A REQ Red Bank. New Jeraey 84 Merchandise wanieo Ml area. Cat BESTIt All inquiries are conllden- isued for the improvement o ULAR MEETING OF SAID ClT POPOVITCH 85 Price Busier lal Reply to: "The high level of purpose is $788,750. mcludm COUNCIL TO BE I-'ELO AT Th POPOVITCH. ESQ Industrial Park, Bldg. #3 CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER Attorneys 'Or Apphca DENTAL HVOENIST — MirJdle- Louise Ligato consumer expectations he $109 250 bonds or note town 1 day a «k plus alternate Middletown 871-1000 authorized by the bond ord 344 BROADWAY. LON By Daniel 8 Popovil 101 Apartments Rte. 547 & Birdsall Rd. 1601 Bay Avenu Sat. mornings. Call 871-2372. is especially reassuring, nance of the City finally adopie BRANCH, NEW JERSEY ON NO 102 Houses for Rent VEMBER 22. 1983 AT 8 00 P M Point Pleaaant. N Connie- Powell July 10. 1879, as amended by a 103 Rentals 10 Share DENTAL ASST — Chair aide 4 Farmingdale, NJ. 07727 because this measure ordinance of the City finall Nov 14 $92 NOV 8. 14 132 40 handed dentistry, lull-lime, no Metawan saa-sdOO has an impressive his- 104 Winter Rentals eve*.. experienced Cell 938-9011 105 Summer Renlals 747-2102 tory of foreshadowing 250 Oth»r Pupilc Nollcw 250 Othir Public NoilcVs 2S0 Othtf Public Nolict» Berg Realtors An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 106 Furnished Rooms DEIGNEHS economic events." he SUPERIOR COURT 107 Nuising/Relnement Better Homes & Gardens said. "The mood of the OF NEW JERSEY Homes FACILITIES CHANCERY DIVISION 10B Commercial Rentals consumer suggests that COUNTY OF MONMOUTH DOCKET NO. F-70M-U 109 BuiidinQs/fiarages HO warned to Rent Must be able to handle ell ot the the pace of the business SMITH AND SHAW Knowing recovery will continue A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION wu.Etnnmuu ARCHITECTURAL 265 MONMOUTH PARK HIGHWAY RT 36 ELECTRICAL needed items with i to be strong well into WEST LONG BRANCH. NEW JERSEY 07764 130 Open Houses 131 Houses For Sale HVAC the early months of the (201) 542-9025 PLUMBING FAST ACTION-LOW COST ATTORNEYS FOR Plaintiff 132 Condominiums/Town ELEVATIONS new year, and probably BOROUGH OF SEA BRIGHT a municipal corporation in Ihe County of Monmoulh and State of New Houses PARTITIONS Jersey. Plaintiff. 133 Income Property even beyond. Certainly vs 134 Farm Property JERSEV SHORE LOCATION retailers can look for BLOCK 17, LOT 177-7 assessed to 7 Atlantic Way. incorporated Defendant By: Borough ol See Bright m the Counly of Monmouth. A Municipal Corporation v 135 Commercial Property SEND RESUME Of) CALL ward to a most live)] TAKE NOTICE that an action, in Rem. has been commenced in the Superior Court of New Jersey by 136 Industrial Property CLIFF KINZ Christmas season." the filing of a Complaint on October 12. 1983. to foreclose end forever bar any and all rights of 137 Lots ana Acreage redemption of the parcels of lanrj described m the Tex Foreclosure list below from plaintiff'* tax lien 136 Mobile Homes CDI The board's indexe titles 139 Cemetery Lob) 1 The action is brought against tha land only, and no personal judgment may be entered therein 140 Real Estate Warned CORPORATION are based on a survey o 2 Any person desiring^o protects right, title or interest m the described land or any parcel thereof 88 E Bergen PI. 5.000 households temvmiL 152 boats ana Accessories 842-5220 tionwide OlSHWASHedS — And Cooks. 153 Camping Equipment Oood pay. T J.'S fab Co. forth defendant s defense, within forty-five days attar dste of the publication of this notice 154 Recreational vehicles The survey showed 3 In me event of failure to answer by any person having lha nghl lo redeem or answer such person 84J-470O 19.1 percent of con shsll be lorever barred and foreclosed of all his rights, line and interest, and equity ol redemption in end DREAMS BIOQ6P. THAN YOU". to the psrcels of land described in me following ta* foreclosure Hal. 220 Wanted »utomoliv« PAY? — Would you Me your own sumers described busi 4 The following is a copy of tha Tax Foreclosure List, showing Ihe Isnd egsinst which this action is buelneee? if you nave e-s hours brought. 230 Construction Equip- ness conditions in Octo- menl weekly to spare. Ill enow you TAX FORECLOSURE LIST now. Pteeee ceil Or - ber as "good." up from 240. Auto Financing 842-3100 DESCRIiniON ^^"JlSSJgf BATE OP TAX SALE 250 Autohuranc* 11.3 percent in Septem DRIVER — Part-time nlgnts. 1 Blk 17. Lot 177-7 82-2 August 23 1982 260 Auto Bent/Uan .met heve own cer. Apply in per- tor, DATE. BOOK AND PAGE OF AMOUNT _. 270 Auto Servicei/Pim son: Circle Ptna. Eatontown RECORDING WITH CLERK SALE CERTIFICATE 2B0 Motorcyctn But 49.3 percent sai _Novemt>W 10. 1982 $546 21 11.387 18 DUE TO OUR GROWTH — Poe- Book 3602 Pege 720 290 Truck! and Trailers 300 AutMFotS« Jobs were "not so plen AMOMOUNU T TO REDEEM TAX DUPLICATE RECORD OWNER STAR LEDOER ,•1615 37 7 Atlantic Way. Incorporated rlers In Keypon. Lite* Sever. ttful." up from 48 In in* aforesaid Tax Foreclosure List each certillcale ol tax sale listed is assigned a schedule number niTMtt Long Branch. Baa Bright. Man. percent in September and following esch such scheduled number Is s statement of the infor mationconcerning each certilcete mouth Beech at Fair Haven. •s l< required by isw T>e rr*r—arc- rzr:trr.:r, j such scheduled cartiticstei wiueri la requlrerKiy lew TKrWMY These ere permanent part-time Buying plans als is ss follows, and the information indicated by each column number below Is hereby Incorporated by poslttone for the rksht people In- reference Into each certificate of tex sale schedule. volving sues, service 8 coHec- edged lower. About 8. 1. Column No 1 sets forth schedule numbers. rnrreuM »one. Hood cer le e muet. Cell 2 Column No 2 sets forth the description ol Ihe property. Trie Daily Ragnltf will not OS aOO-242-OaaO toll free. percent of the survey' retponsite) lor ma* then one 3 Column No. 3 seta forth the serial number ol Ihe lax certificate EXCELLENT INCOME - For respondents reported 4 Column No 4 sals forth Ihe dale of the tax ssle incorrect tntereon of any ad- part-ttm* home ssssmbly work plans to buy auto 5 Column No 5 sets forth the dste ot the recording ol Ihe tax certllttete and Ihe Book and Pago 01 yenHamenl awl only when il For Intormrton can recording with Ihe County Clerk metenalt, effects •» value ol 6O4-W1-SO03 Enl 7275 Open mobiles, down from 9 6. Column No 6 seta forth tha amount of the tax sal* Xe ad If il contains an ami 7. ColumniNo 7 sals forth Ihe amount ot all lax liens accruing aabsequenl lo the tex sale Including Sun. percent the previou Interest, penalties and coals. can classified EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER The Register 8 Column No. 8 seta forth the smount to redeem. Ml ads are restnettd to tie« month, and those plan 9. Column No. 9 seta forth the name of Ihe owner aa it appeers on the tax duplicate. pfopff clacttftcikon and Ml era fast growing iting to buy homes slip SMITH AND 8HAI in fie regular Daily RegieKr . Attorneys lor Plelnttn •tyte o* Iftn. PJgN H reejrvM ped to 3.5 percent from By THOMAS J. SMITH. Jfl to edH or reject any copy o> ual. Inquire el M1-77B8. appt 3.8 percent. Nov 14 SM 86 •d. siHetoWaated 51 Help Wanted 12 71 MsrchsndlM MerchandlM MONDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1983 Dasfr Register B9 SECWTMtV - UgM book- Child Or* for Sato tor Sat* Keeplno, l-> oone • » 64 MerchandlM 3-WHEEL PEDAl — Motor blka. MarchandlM Mtrchandlst eanaiaianaje1. BABVSITTtR WANTED - For •1 Bustnas. ASSETTE DECK — JVC. Dolby my 3 mo ok) ui my LMa *•>•> tor Sal* for Salt Wanted Opportunity ft charger Inctudad. T47-SW3. BNC. aac. cond.. (12S homa. Tuaa. « Thun, ia-2:M. 741-4410 ANTIQUES - All kinds, baugnt fTCHEN POR RENT - m buay SECRET AHV FOR LAW FIRM — kwai tor eonaga atudant Ran AVE - An unwanted Item or PACE HEATER - Natural flea. tor lop cash Mary Jana Rooae ar Oood MMW tor otaa p» ANDERSEN WINDOWS ft ASTRO OUECN SLEEPER - you d like lo sen? An ad Ihls .000 BTU. pedal eewing me- veil Antiques, 100 East River Rd.. w« tram pereon •mi km HIM auilnaaa. CM 717 14M DOORS — ft Atnum doore 60* ar ft Mm rocker, pkud i far 10 daya. lust W Call The tire rime. B/W TV. hair Rumeon. 842 3159 Member Ap MATURE WOMAN - E>- Delivery ton. good cond.. 3-ptacaa. Hater Classified. (42-1700 53056 praleers Association of ArraV.cs LKMJOR STORE - Flnt Una ol- 523-ft707 CaB 14I-7SI2 manoad. tooar * tor 2 cMdran torad. E«c tocauon Pick-It ma- EDSTROM — Combination PECIAL EDITION — Colonial BEFORE YOU HAVE HOUR - my homa, Mon -Frl.. 7 a.m.-S ohma. Oood larnia Robart ANTIQUES — 2 Oak glasa door B ANTENNAS — Ona 20* hoop. carriage ft stroller, like naw bedroom aat. ( pc . ( moa old.SALE - Call Second Hand (-11. MAI ESTATE HOLMBCL p m Own Iran*. Can altar B p.m OWaon * Aaaoc. S42-M20. bookcases. 57" tan. 30" WKH.ana 20- tlbargam maat, (to aa. cond. org coal 5175. selling sen Beat offer! 254.745a 264-0777 After 5. 254-5615 »ee. are era Nrtng mini SECRETARY - Betf-motnaled (128 each, walnut library book- Atoo. 5 h p. 24 cut riding mower. — (70 Cafl 544(230 ist prices pawl tor all llama. Why not mm America* No 1 lop US SHOP - Monay makar. i. 4 glass doors. 0 n by 5 fl. doesn't run. (IS. Joe. tadiaan s TEAM TABLE — 7 unit insert NEED RESPONSIBLE PERSON —0Hkaaa». ENOERSON LOADER - With Xuea. etc For bargains atop •Mar Century 21 Aunty Mly — To tnaat achoH bua lor 1o yaar 7 p.m. 071-1014. hood, asking (250. at 14 Broad SI Keyport 5da-7030o.4ts.M74 >. sfe-sios. bucket and snow blade Ills In. Can 757-2747 Me ml proving company oM. Lacuat araa. Man.. HMd.. Rr). AriTtQUC MARBLE TOP OHANOEUER - cmome S ternatJonaf Farman 100. A, C. Guy Johnson REAL ESTATE SALES - We oHraU In computer 1 4:30 to 8:30. TUM * Thun 2 45 S2 Mortg«g«s TABLES - (3). mini cond .(SO glees. (SO Contemporary tabto and other make aman Uactors. Buy ft B ' MPPM no. 4.000 natlonMdo bailflinoxidgi at finance aro to 5 30 Can Elton, day S42-3S7S. wrth 0 chairs, beat offer. Can pod. 1 lull peck of paper (250 tat. MORTOAQES a*. 542-0532 (650 3 row lurrow sled lor small Singlgwe itemilema toentir e m. TV etrong ntqulremonta. nrghta. »1-*m. IS4S. all 7(7-5124. •Ml Beslbte noun u 30-YR TERMS ANTIQUE CUBBYHOLE FLINT actor. (250 1 roll chicken wire. households •rlth ppnlblWy of tmluma anv OCCASIONAL OAYTI TOP DESK PAINTED — (45. lea high, about SO'. (20 1 roll TORE FIXTURES — Clothing Anliqus lurnllure. lewelry a.lvei ptoyment m tin tuturs Haply lo BABYSITTING - In my homa. S 9nd MORTGAGES cream tabto, 2 chair*. (35. tor- chicken wire, (' high, ebout 100'. scks 2 Bided with chrome heng Immediele caeh 542-4336 Mr you ERA lo > p.m. Can 530-7173 altor • 50. Also. 40 iron posts. 6 high. ana. 0 ft. glass ehowcaae. (71-MM. )o» K-471. TM Oally r SAME DAY DECISIONS mica kitchen sal. (70. axe. 2 MICROWAVE OVEN WANTED Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 p.m. matching small walnut chest of 1 25 es 2541624 rculer racka. formica display CHECK THIS OUT... labka III steel sign holders REASONABLE RUMSON WORKING MOTHER COMMERCIAL LOANS drawers, axe. . (100. queen also ON METRO — Executive desk 264-2766 REAL ESTATE box spring ft matlreea. ere . Gat mora readers to check out " 870-1755 you've txougrtt about It Late talk - Naada dapandabto paraon tor ad with a CHECK al the lop chair. (135 Hon L-ahaped SECRETARY cara of 5 A 6 yr old glrla Mon - BAYSHORE MORTGAGE (125. twin bed eompkjta. oek secretary desk ( posture chair. TOVE — Large US Army pot •bout K now Out 0O« It onaol 201-254-501S chest ol drawers, modern (50. and/or bottom ol your copy. Call PIANO WANTED. Ik* lap 4 M ma Nad Bank araa. Frl . 741-7315. he DaHy Register Claaaifled Oe 1(0. 6 chrome/gold slacking bally barracks stove, good cond Typa SO w.p.m.. with Otctaphons modern china closet and side- hairs. (70 (42-5501 Beet offer lakes It CalT(7t-O33( Any condition 403-4511 Wa ara buey Wa naad you. E»c " atoneoraphlc «Ha. Work board, (55. rock maple dry sink. STAMPS — III buy your alamps •ape^aaVaAsbA ill i^hta BMSM II II a — • • -^ • 53 DonTStlc H»lp 2nd MORTQAOES HOTPOMT REFRIGERATOR - • •rang, friownovi S gmoenCel - ar the direction of Senior Of- (00. antique oek cheat ol draw- TUOfO COUCH- Two pillows ft covers lor the highest p*ce Itoar ol Loana. Muat ba abki to COMPANION - Lha In. tun Oma. Sama day decision-low retes are. (75. maple coffee tab*. 2 8 9 cu fl side by aide. 4 ysera * cover Ex cond. (50 Call Payment immediately. Call •naMhli Wa currant* neve 7 wot* mdepanoanty Enpertonco cara toraldarl y woman, prnrato end tablea, »35. large cheat of 0575 536-1346 mora. Experienced or bsjatnnta. Parkway Mortoage drawers with mirror. (40. _ but not required . Hght houaakaaplng 1 HINA/BUFFET — Pel WEATERS/VESTS/ AFGHANS TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO Call Roger toura: 830 a.m.-S p.m. cooking Salary plus room a ft Financial Consultants 204-0450 CENTURY 21 COZENS. Real board. 071-4414 7 Mam SI. Marlboro (500. Other moving Handmade ft knitted to your DOLLARS - Convert Old Jaw Frl E«c Martins aalary tarns, Exc. cond. Call eveninga A IBM TYPEWRITERS ling Call 542-3368 elry 10 Cash DON PON'S JEW- ana. Including danul plan 4 700-1010 ANTIQUE PINE CUPBAOR0 — :NTAL S22-S2(permo •13 r nu. r«lr COMPANION/LIVE IN — Full C. 1(00.04 "x4S "air. nice piece. " 747-1N4 to buy 747-1(01 ELER8 Will Buy from privals 10DH tuition farmbuniarnanl time, cara for elderty woman A DIRECT LENDER APPAN STOVE - Concac- owners and estates ANTIQUE 741-7M6 li t ld vary country. (450. CanOFFEE TABLE - 30x00 pecan ona.ra renge. avacadado greengraan.. 44 Private residence S day weak. GRANITE MTQ. 201-5910 UNIOR NOVELTY TOPS - CLOCKS REPAIRED AND JEW- Apply aalary + room ( board th smoked glass Insst. 1150. •sale to the Public Quantity lurnera. self cleaningning, clockdock,. ELRY DESIGNED 799 River Rd.. REAL ESTATE - RUMSON 747-OMl CENTER ANTIOUE VICTORIAN SOFA — ell 071-2427. .•counts 730-2034 ner. selector switcch (450. sic Felr Haven. N J 542-0257 • Yea, tse're Mrlng Oreduated Low Rales -' 642-3274 United Jersey Olive green velvet, dram OLONIAL LOVESEAT — Llka comiMaMorw to 70SII BSH 10 HOUSE CLEANINO — Eap'd . SECOND MORTGAGES tutted, carved rosewood, sxc. KENWOOD STEREO - Receiver WANTEO — Used trailers, utUlty. Man. Can Jana Wnna- Brokar To (250.000 new. (350. 2 and tables, maple. wllh inlanity speakers, 350 watla LT TRAILER — Naw. 150 ml. Bank/Midstate good rata Mon.. > Frl. Own cond.. must aaa to appreciate. lOOae. Cotonallorlpalnbng ple- K8 converts to 6x8. (650 Call boat ft oop-ups hitches in- Iranaporlallon Flxad rato up lo IS yrs 11200 Roth K violin, good cond utpul. built-in squallier, beat stalled Call 264-2367 BPIHDWT REALTY FIRST MORTGAGES ura, with Irama. 31143 in 175 Can 7394257. leave 85-0061 early AM or Isle PM 0 Airport Plata Cat) 872 0744 Call 747-2300. 47-0(05. 105 E RIVER RD RUMSON Hwy. U 30-yr flxad rato HOUSEKEEPEFR/CHILO CARE For prompt service. 741-5551 ANTIQUE AUTHENTIC — Very RECEPTIONIST - OM/Ouy Fri- HaifcM. N.J 07730 — Lrva In. non amokar. Enoliah OLONIAL BEDROOM SET - 3 ITCHEN APPLIANCES - Wall orvlalluaal: old drop leaf table, needs re- reaaera. desk. bed. (150. Bar. 3 (125 day, pentlme. anarnoono, ana. Equal Opply. Emptoyar M/F/H/V apaaklng. matura. rararancaa. 3 llnlahlng. (100. Can 553-0434 oven and counter top 4 burner 1 15 Waal From St.. Rad Bank •ttan stools. (125. Lawn t/actor love gas also sink writh faucet 735-0352 t E kd Wa h chlldran. s * daya. »t35 Available 7 Daya a Ween H2-71S7. ANTIOUE CENTER ol Red Bank h p . (150 Stereo cabinet, 110 coppertone, like new cond. P.AILER - For IS ft. boat, til 01 Apartments SEWING MACHINE OPED- 217 Waal Front Slreel *an 495-2105. _ $350 787-6231 bad. (225 ATORS WANTED - Only aa. HOUSEKEEPER/BABV8ITTER 3 Buildings-160 A-1 QUALIFIED TENANTS partonead ahoukf apply: Et Pun, ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS ONTEMPORARV LOVESEAT ITCHEN SET - Frultwood. 40 264-23(7 No charge: no obligation - For promalonal coupW wltti dealers 842-4330 — Exc cond . (300 Other mov- 101-3 Church SI. Matawan. NJ ona 10 yr. old daughtar In Lima Low rate lirst ft secondary mort- Itame bought, aak lor Guy In.x 50 In. + 11 In leaf Oval 5 RS-60 COMPUTER - Model II Free advertising ft screening Opportunity to advanca. Includ- Sllvar. must hava car A rafa financing/corporate loan MJ lleme. Evenings ftwaakand a hairs. Exc. cond. Mustaael Ask. 26-4002) wllh disk expansion MID-STATE Rentals 283-0,100 RECEPTIONIST - Mon.. Sat ng aampto making. HIRING IM- Child cara hours ara 4 to 7 p.m ANTIQUES — Victorian server n» (1(5. 254-54K nil It drivel Oro price (3.049. ABERDEEN TO RED BANK 1:30 to 1. typing. MMg and book- MEDIATELY Bonua maanllvaa Mon-Thura . 12:30 to 0 p.m. Frl. KRAMER FINANCIAL AS80C. and draeeer. Maple dining room OPY MACHINE — Mlnalto 101 sale $2495 Call 741-6362 Can 5*8-6330 201-304-aOM labta and six chalra, CMS.Ex LARGE PROFESSIONAL - 01 Highlands duplei, heal pd ^••pirtpgg epexp., cn##rrui anfl o#- 7to 0 am. aach day Additional at rebuilt. (450 Ice desk, sll wood, in very good lima wW ba raqulrad lor houaa. cond 542-0072. RS-60 LINE PRINTER III - $3001 ^ pafMaoiat asoo raaufnufna lo SHEET METAL MECHANIC - LOW RATES 741-75M cond. asking (200 Q E AM/FM raefbr toad up to 15' width, Triiion Fulia, I bettruwn, $800 Kutechmen Chiropractic CenCentert . hold daanlng 1 arranda savaral " p 1 InalaHatton. En- 1ST MTO REFINANCING ANYONE INTERESTED IN — OPIER SHARP (01 — With lereo. older cabinet model Nice d 120 CPS. org price Keypori. bills paid, $300 • M2 Broad SSt.t. ShreweourySh . NJ pananoad. 707-4173. 0-5. Mon - daya a waak Ability lo cara lor 1.2O0 sq.ft. 2a4 Armstrong eeil- child a houaa on ovarnnaa a 72 HOUR APPROVALS uppllee. 1 yr. old. like . urnlture piece lor pleyrooi 1900. sale (499 Call 741(362 Need an apt ? Wa have iQO's 07701. 2ND MTO8. ft CORP LOANS ng tlta. hanging rails AIM beat offer Can 530-1339 attor 7 OME RENTALS. Bhr . 389-1234 cond.. W7S. original coat (1900 V — 25 In color console, rs- RECEPTIONIST TYPIST - Aulo Kramar Fln'l 304-SOSS fiberglass tub wall ft shower wall all (71-2427. or weekend! SNELLINO » SHELLING - Tha alMrglc to 10 eheete of plywood % In. pan- ulll. Zenith, (225 with lull wsr- TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 1 A 2 anp. halplul. ( day wees, all ben- placamant paopl« 142 Hwy 31. efits Apply to Bon M-435. Tha —-r 11 a.m. 63 Monoy to Loan iiinQ. all navar uftad, D#II offsf OUCH — L-snsped aanhtona AWN TRACTOR — Jacobean ntee Cell Eaton TV ftAp bedroo- m garden apis FREE Baar Cat 210 scanner, asking vatvet. 175 Lady Kan ihtof. ( h.p. wllh 36" mower llence. 542-0400 heat A hot water Close lo NY Oath mjlani, Shrawabury. N.j lac start, naw battery, exc SUPERVISOR - 54 Situations ALL HOMEOWNERS S75 Call 201-0023 moreporuble waahar. unde V - 19 RCA color port raneportalion A shopping Wall- srrsnty. (200. Call 739.6251 cond.. (750. or best offer to-wall carpeting Balcon.ee. Can ATTENTION BABY CRIB — And matching wiin/iuii werenlM. $146 Eaton, RN/tPN'S — fiaarti.la* Nurung laclurlng. SaO-mothralad. or. Wflntod romsle 01-1355 291-0006 Homo. 32 Laural AM We can still offer governmen cheat ol drawers. (76 or baa OUCH — And love earn. town TV ft Appliance 542-0400 saniatao witn abHnsssuy to ftianaQa 2 EXPERIENCED MOTHERS - becked funds at IT/tH. COR AWN TRACTOR — 1951 John ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS*- 1 A 2 Kaanaburg. 7I7-S100. otter Firewood, 3% cords Her Call after evenlnge attar 5 nMory paraonnal. Eac. banaWa. To claan your homa. ganaral and PORATE LOANS available with a 111. with grass ft leave WO TIRES - Fireelone deluxe bedroom Garden tS£ Obiet haavy daanlng dona To your sal- almost all hardwood, cut ftspli t m 842-4146 Champion. WW rac UN M7F FULL-TIME - Applicant Salary commanaurato wllh ax- minimuii urmn requirements. low 1S-22-. for wood stove (125 a catcher, new banary. (1500 or aurroundmgs Close JrW .NY parwnoa. Sand raauma A aalary istactlon Call anytlma. S72-0320 rates, extended pay-becka COUCH — Good cond . modern bast offer Cell 530-1*59 PI65/75R13 Call 542-1355 ranaportatlon A shoppWh Wall- muat have aaperlence HI or 291-S711. t cord ft (400 lor all. 544-1055 Ofatrtc nuraffifl ( ability lo or- raqurramam to P.O (S3, Eaton- WE RESOLVE YOUfl attar 0 p.m. or contemporary, velvet (225 WO SOFA BEDS — Ona wllh o-wall carpeting Balcomas AC town. N.J 07724. 05-2106 AWN TRACTOR - 5 h p flood finite (take charge of a nursing ALTERATIONS — Repair of al FINANCIAL PROBLEMS cond.$175 slipcover. (35 ee. 3 pc sections! Cable TV Haat A hot water in- unit Apply In gam: at Eaton: types of clothing. Ironing, dls WHEN OTHERS CAN'T BALDWIN FUN MACHINE - 1 125 Good cond Call 671-5097 luded No pets Call 291-0006 TEACHERS — FULL OR PART finger cords with 10 rythm sslec RAFTSMAN AC ARC — Weld CaH 671-5367 town Convalescent earner. 130 TIME counts on volume Kathy CALL COLONIAL TOLL-FREE Of. (70. Craftsman (" lolntsr Gram Ava.. Eatontown. 3M-1M7 lions Cell 201-5104. EATHER TOPPED MAM AGON V UPRIGHT FREEZER — OE 155 ALL LANDLORDS ' Engllah-uppar laval hlah achooi- •OO.323.UM. E.I RSS lanner. aland. (200 Metal cut u ft. white, ex cond (175 Call BAND EQUIPMENT — TA ng band aaw. (175. utility ENO TABLES - 2 rectangle. I WE SCREEN' YOU CHOOSt' RN M/F - 3-tt supervisor. grammar.compoaHwnllrlath- al- BABYSITTER - Mothar on. oil BAD-GOOD-OR-NO CREOUM ound. (50. call 405-2534 671-7(21 NEVER A COST TO YOU gabra. gaomatry. 542-4777 U.S. GOVERNMENT BACKED Speakara, sound board •Tier. 6x7'. (300 Rldlm cara for your child In my Eaton USED FURNITURE — BurMUS. Frae leaaee (free credit cnactis town homo. Mooey For Any Homeowner b a a a , A M P mower, needa work, maka offer LEAF MULCHER — Wllh Brlggs TELEPHONE SOLICATOR - monitor, microphones •II 672-0524 a ft box aprlng. (35 HOME RENTALS 389-123" >2 ci.rtsuie Eap'd only, pan-nma. Wa can 1#H M NOW Available at ft Stratum, 4 hp motor. (125 542*452 Rlck-741-0555 or Jlm-530-0201 tallan Provincial sofa. (200 Cal sst Air cond.l.c _ . $20 FREEHOLO - Post and Coach lurnlah any hra days or aw-CALLIGRAPHY — Planning •42 05 -per mo. lor-(5000 CREOSOTED RR. TIES irlefa (5 Call 547-7830 tllO.U'-pa' mo. lor-(25.000 BAND EQUIPMENT — 41-4945 attar 4 p.m. Village, l -bedroom gerden apt* nlnoa. Can 530-7001 • waddmg. bar mltrvah or «wh IREWOOD. 2*1-1427 •mrlaMa Hot water I pool eup- do your calligraphy tor not vary Speakers; soundboard, t . LEAF/LAWN SWEEPER - WOOD 6OAL STOVE' — Sar- szssasasstBEx TELEPHONE SALES - EXPO CONSOLIDATE ALL BILLS Amp., monitor, microphones DESKS. FILES - Tables, ctielra ison it. used 1 season, eac piled Open avee C.ll 482-2225 yaur own buatnaai wnHa earning much Call Linda altar S p.m a Large, for low behind riding ONLY. Mon-Thura.. S-5 p.m Evan STOP FORCLOSURE Rick-741-0555 or Jim 530-0261 loraga cabinets, compute cond.. moving South, muat salt HAZLET - 4 room cottage aVlh prttaa. trip* and caah. 747-1111 naTalaSxB. naVL#uh jkfgjjiam dx4M* mower or tractor. (25. Call (3.50 par hr * bonus Can Free In-home serv-24 hr. action •ayavaj* ^iiiwfj snejuiiy , ansv 071-0130 Call attor 5 p.m . (71-3412 garaoe (425 plua utilities I r Tha only raqulramanfa ara tttat 3t0-120T CHILD CARE - Maiura paraon pcial Funding BASEMENT SALE — 2 colo argaln prices. Naw or u (71-0507 youaraatlaan 11 yaaraoMand Can Now For Special Funding T.V.'s. bumper pool table, slate mos security vacant 522-0044 WAITRBWEa/vYAITERS — lor pnHasaunal couota in Rad '- Forr AaAraa Residents AAC DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rl LIVING ROOM FURNITURE — UTILITY TRAILER - 4 1 -• reeuy U Work. Bank araa. 2 chlldran. hours >30 INE 5OO-3»2-eO9» (TOO. All working cond Ontce 5. Oakhural 531-3S50 Madltarr anaan style velvet couch 5. 30- HIGHLANDS — Ouury ? T» Hgn up. call Ml-4000. EM to 5:30. Mon thru Frl Non REl •OH FOR VETERANS metal oaak. (50. QMS wall unit with 2 cnaira. (273 weigh - I. 15-tires. (190 bedroom r> baths ocean view amokar. own transportation Hal (100. 204-7102from 10am.lo5 DESK - Burl walnut. bench with weights. (100 741-1451 townhouee. 1700 a mo . plus ui.i Maple secretary, SALES — Loaklng tor an WAITRESS/WAITER — Musi ba arancee raqulrad. Cat) altar s •« Kitchen eel with 4 awivei chalra VICTORIAN CHAIRS - Round ties, includes all appliandas. p m . 530-7132 Salary (125 Mahogany 3 tier bookcase. 5125 Woman's winter costs decorator ireafmenta. plus pool bmoue paraon mat axp'd. apply in BASEBALL CARDS FOR SALE Pine corner china cablnat. 1 wllh musical cartouche I can personally train to mane s Dinar, 117 W Fi — Seta ft Singles Call Ra sues 15 ft 18. (10 ee 404-3500 arm head arms, finger carvsd A tenn.s, security A references Bank. CHILD CARE - Fun or pari-tttna Walnut high-back Ext 255 or 2(1-4600 one-piece. $1000 pair Also bow 291-5176 leeal (500 par wee* Business or In my Ocaanport homa. Ex. rat 7S7-5410. bench chest. (125. 2 pine end •ales exp preferred CMC. benWAITRESSES/WAITERS tables. (75 pr Cocktail table LOG SPLITER - John Deere ronl cabinet. (325 107 HIGHLANDS — 1-bedroom piua anacka a lunch, vard • play BEAUTIFUL COUCH — Custom Shrewsbury Ava . Red. Bank •Me. Can 7472433 Wa ara an Year-round poaltlona matas Can 571-SOO7 71 M.rchondlse slip cover ft drapes, 150x05. Ilk (40 531-5330 . hardly uaad. (900 duplex, furmihed. mcludea neal (350 a mo plus secuMty Cautl OpfXHtunltv Employer FAIH HAVEN MO (HkH — With for Sal* new & pink nowara, firm (.124- OINEITE SALE""— B0 to (0% ott Call 495-4391 Call 222-2577. MAGIC CHEF - 50 yeer old. free -647=97227 642-81CS SAKS Rl. 35. Mlddtotown. 14 KARAT WHITE GOLD — 1st. K.D. Sharp's Furnlturs. ca my ham*horn*.. TarrlflTarrl c rafa a«allabk> after I p m . 4950075 standing gas range. 6 burners. 2 antea, Refrifl. nsbwii A lull war- KEANSBURQ - 3 bedroom apt DO YOU QUALIFY? Solitaire engagement ring with t BECKETT OIL BURNER - 27 ante* TV rebuilt. 19 in color * SO. you WW earn (20.000- WAITRESS/WAITER — Part- brilliant cut diamond. v> karat. 14 gal. oil lank and radlatora. ovens, warming oven. Best offer gas nest, adults preferred. (460 DINETTE SET - 4 chairs, table 741-4254 port., $169. full wssranlswCal available Nov 25. 842-2434 (38.000 me llrat year be esm to HAZLET MOM — 10 yra aap 738-1629 Mf. Muat see Cell after 6 30 school for 2 wee*B. aapanaaa Eatontown TV 542-0400 DabyftittinQ tof wofhino frii BEDROOM SET - Wslnu 542-3065 MAXI TAXI - (46 firm Cat! after WASHER - Whirlpool, rebuilt KEANSBUfiG i-BEDROpM WAITRESS/WAITER — Part- Excapllonal rafa 495-4260 diamond. I4karat white (i) ear- Basaatt (375. rattan sola. S225 5 p.m . ask tor Jim or Helena All utilities paid $300 s ring, pi 012 karat. Write lo Tha DINING EXPANSION TABLE - 530-4534 with lull waranlee. $140 Eaton HOME RENTALS Okr 380-12: To quality you must ba bond I WILL BABYSIT — In my home amall kitchen set. 150 CsSeals 12 10 14.(125 own TV A Appliance. 542-0400 abto. want a good career. M Dally Register. Box 0-419, 787-7777 after 6 for working mothar Mon.-Frl Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. Call 642-7200, MEDITERRANEAN DINETTL in, 2- cOAipeWtM. OuWandlng hoapl WAITRESS/WAITER — Inquire SET - (65 Rider lewn mower WASHER/DRYER — Oat SpMd family house, heat paid. (415 tarnation, dantal program and 405-270* BEDROOM SET — Maple. 55 DINING ROOM SET — Lkgl OuMn. haavy duty Eic cond within, no phone calla Brlody's 1973 SKIDDO SNOW MOBILE - dreasar. mirror, chest, and nigh (25. Call 495-1255 787-4188 motil ahailxa plan. Cell for ap- 132 E Rtvar Rd.. Rumaon MATURE WOMAN — tollable Ex. cond 'CaU 767-7500 oi wood. French Provincial, ba t35Q/pair Call 291-6472. aland with lamp. Headboard wit offer Call attar 7pm. 405-1354 MOVING MUST SELL — Stored — s bedroom. • . pouiymnr Mr J. FARSIDE. 1201 wtliclean your homa. Please cal 201-1400. Asking (550 WATER FLOATS WATTRESSES/WAITERS - anytime. 73U3342 double Irsme. (650 747-622 equipment, 5 montha old. equip $365 per mo no pets an-ino. Mon mm rBuni, io Part-tlma. tuH-bma. braaklaat or 1154 JEWELRY ft GENERAL after 5 DtRT-STONE-TOPSOiT ment Includea Vector reseerc Ml Rels A security >equi>ed Call 241 2M8. aak tor Mr Marlint AM 5PM Equal Opportunity lunch Apply batwaan 12 I 2. MEDICAL AS8T GRADUATE — MERCHANDISE SHOW — [3rlvawsys.201-1427.Lpt Clea reeesver. VRX9000. Vector ra 787-4304 Emaloyar M/F UmiMrta rim ria»nonwnr»1 eaerch equaliter. V2-1000. Aka I — See oui aa under res Circle. Wan. «up«r 1 B resist* deeir Ho AEAJKSJuJflO.f- * i 'oon aatoto halp wanted. Canlury 21 vanlpunclura. Back Iwom only DRYER — Elec, Lady Kenrnor Technique quarts strive lur in clean, bright Jtitchen 1000a of dollara profit lor thedog carrier. (25 All good cond uaad 0 moa 6 Speed Ouae $72-9206 Irom bank Basement Coaana Agency. WE WILL TRAIN Ptoaaa can 201-SOM. «. Public Is welcome, 204-0450 table. SLO3O3. with lop of m tor 2 days only. Can Washer. (150 Call 291-609 Pickering, VSV300I WHEEL CHAIR - $100. pore $375 1 1 mos sec SALES RID BANK MOTHER - Wl altar 0. rochara. ISO a pair, muiic cab 965-8613 • Uanutacturar ol wiping Ma who can devote 1 BEDROOM SET — Full sin. wi cartridge $1005 ratall . . fotolo 2»5 houra par week typing al y y 0 I canopy, triple dresser. 3 m EXERCYCLE — Schwlnn. haavy (1000 Ca« before 1 p.m or after nsji. $SO. walnut tabia. $40, oa KEANS8URG — 4 room apt terlata * Taatllea looking lor eg room. Warm, loving envtrof 2 TWIN SIZE — Box springs, rorss. double cheat. 1 nigh 0j> m 403-5256 drtmor. $100. mahaoony di noma centiafilnp, auP" matching king slie mattreee. duty machine for sarloua a heat A hot water included. $350 a scripts to be stand white Italian Provincial^ ercrea. Exc. cond.. esklng (150 LatX*. SM 291-04SA mo-CeH 465-4160 } Man double electric blanket. 2 book- Bassett. Sheete. oeaaa. canopy, Caw 7(7-3470 alter 0 p.m MOVING — Wood wove, queer mouth ( Ocaen Counties. Cettng caaee wllh glass fronts, antique alM bed. TV, redloe, loveeee XMM BARGAINS — 2 Persian muat lypa 00 wpm accuraMy ft SEAMTRESSES - Will apraad Included $800 Sma lamb coat*, mink caps, mattqum living roon rl ( In tram our homes. AlUrallona electrlcl organ, lloor modal, (35 FENCING bed, highrttei.dishwasher, sew o Hiittmii LuirisjiiiBiLj ba abto to pick up work 2 or 3 table • chalra, Cameo, lull Ml Britanmca hrat floor _ uitable 1 or 2 aditfts times a weak It interacted aand naw cwtnar. an klndl. Specie Call 4(5-0739 Locust poata. oak board. CC ng machine, tall man's clothes turn S36-376S. Dalai on Salary • Commission mahogany and table, rug sham- prasaure-treated poets Call 495-1826. $395 a mo•nciudes all iM.f.lie. rapaneas. Complete Benefits ( raauma about yourself to univer- ulng in odd slzae. Jc sity OraphKa. 11 Waal Ava . An. 741-1051. Nancy. 542-0007. pooar fkMT " BLACK LEATHEH JACKET aoerds. Premium Slip-Boar MOVIE CAMERA - rashics 72 Garage/Yard Car Allowance Exp Materiel) Call 747-4, fence. W. Va. Split-rail. Quanti Super a. automatic eiposure Hkjhlanda. N.J. 07710 Ann WHY NOT WEAR - Tha laaMon Slae 30. exc cond.. (50. KEVPORT - 1 bedroom apt Related salsa enperlence will b* Typing Oapl No phono cans Call 741 -2915. leave meaasge discounts For complete Info zoom A wide angle lens A case Sales with walerview private entrance ooneKterad. Sand Raaumi you deaire Cal tha Fashion line 5-PIECE MEDITERANEAN - T-.wiai. HfHj ajriM asjl ••jeMo $65 Call 747-1224 tie 5 pr demand, me.. P.O. I Wa maka me outfit lo IH you Furniture. Sole, lovsssal. 2 BOXES - CORRUGATED 0AHN SALt — Xmaa ilam*. gitta large bocKyaro %AZtt a ma , in- IN NEW TOYS ONLY IN BOXES nbrte. collar. av^a* • * packaging supplies. 462-4672 FENDER LEAD I — Mini! cond 738 3952 nnw* dial Owl avSJ inudaajr* ICall lha Fashion Una ADMIRAL~11 CU FT UPRIGHT Evary Sal A Sun to 10 to 4 clothea. 1060 Boggt potitoe B FREEZER — Asking sea. green (275. 60-walt amp. (125 Who KEYPORT - 2 bedroom. tor Sale We make •me outlll to HI you! steal. (350 ASK for •r 1-4674 widufe. We S*t atfltm Kcv. \2Z (tevreCf.GKHa- Cftrpet- • Can S42-051(42-gs S bathroom futures, tub. toilet ft BROWN COUCH ft MATCHIN 13. 6 Van Brackle Rd Holmde sink, asking (50 for all Call 741 5506 MID-STATE Rentals 283-0it)O WILL BABYSIT — In my homa, CHAIR - Wllh while lamp (50 OLD FURNITURE . needs work 1 block Irom Crawford. Come 201-0023. Call 739-1995 FIREWOOD — 2 yra oak dreassrs. rockers. Iron beds Rd , oH Holmdel Rd LONG BRANCH — Dunbar - A lunches provided, fenced yard, Second Ave S415 win heat 1- plenty ol TLC Cak 254-5318 AIR CONDITIONER - Like n oak. apllt ft delivered cheirs. 5 deco bar atools. wicke BUNK BEDS - Never uaad 405-0531 291-5494 ESTATE SALE bedroom, eat-m kitchen. 1st WORK WITH ELDERLY — De-(ISO. Desk, roll-up, (56. Type- wllh rails, twin ENTIRE CONTENTS - Large lloor Ask for Ruth. Paul P Bova sired by mature, non-amoklng writer, Ilka naw. electric. (135. treesee and ladder (140. FIREPLACE WOOD - 2 yr 01 ORGAN — Lowrey Carnival wit old home. 3 floors of turn., appl nc . Realtors. 671-2544 , print out calculator, Uriltrax guaranteed to burn, '4 cord 1* Magic Genie, mint cond.. lese a rtoueewarea. Antiques, braaa Now lor 5 limited time save lady. 3 daya a week Wall quell- call 5530496 lied ft Vualworthy (S.SO per hr modal 300. (45. 055-5550 llvered. (85 Hammond Lai than 15 hrs use Includes bench render, tainting couch Slang OLM* 52 Babysitting BURLINGTON CARPETS — Fir scape Sarv.ee 431-2400 Heat A gas paid, modern S8O-SI80 a set on na 553-4754 A LOW BUDGET? lima lo the public, buy carpel fo isle, instructions, ear phonee COllectlblea, military items lionally advertised Spring Child C»f Shop lha Uaad Furniture Cantor what tha carpel stores pe FIREWOOD TWO YEAetc. Ideal as Chrlslmss gift clothea. art. etc. + cellar ftga r HOME HEN. ALS Bkr 389-1234 (1.100 042-0724 age full of tools sports. A elec HDDLETOWN — 2 bedroom I All Bedding Hurry, sale SS Situations ol Rad Bank plushes., sculpture ( tweede. SEASONED OAK — Spill ftd a Ironic equipment, bikea, new BABYSITTER WANTED - 107 Shrewsbury Ave. 542-1440 call la all it takes, lo save (too llvered. (125 per cord Cal ORGAN - Deluxe Spinnet Low bath Ranch in Shadow Lake vil- ends 11/19/83. Mature-minded woman with oap. Wanted Mai* window slate etc Priced to sel lage $675 * utilities 747-5*49 of dollars. 530-1812. rey Holiday, book value (2600. Everything must go Frl. A Sat FREE bed (fame »/ and rela lor evary Sat nrghl In ALL AROUND YARD WORK - ANTIQUES FOR THE HOLIDAYS You snooze you lose, cal best oner Cell 730-0420 BacrtSuDOOrtei sel my MMdletown home 0 yr. old 775-4W4 FIREWOOD FOR SALE Nov 18/19. 9-3-106 Battm Rd cut, guitars cleaned. Free 15 dining lablee. 150 chelra. 10 (110 a cord Fair Haven. ( Next to Fire House MIDDLETOWN , boy ft newborn baby girl. Call Call 74111-4306. . etdeboarde. 16 desks. 16 curio "PIANOS — ORGANS S57-(027 between » am-o p CAPTAIN'S CHAIRS — 2. en Call snare All Mulical Suppliss snd csblnets, 5 armolrea. 6 hutches, tlque green. Wool ruga ft sta 8420593 MIDDLETOWN (BELFORD, - K.D SHARP'S CHILD CARE — Nana wanted. 87 Child Car*/ 7 grandfather clocks, 25 mirrors. Services Everything must go, plenty o KNOLL WOOD 30 chandeliers. 67 oriental threads, multl color green, a FIREWOOD — Don't gat ripped TUSTINO PIANO CO FURNITURE Matura minded child loving Indi- nlal rugs. sorted aiiaa. Call S42-5206 Our 99th Year greal stuff Sat. 9 am 567 Hop GARDENS vidual Is neaded to care for 2 Hiiroory School* and a whole building fuilll ol brlc- off! Full cord guaranteed or kee pmg Rd n»itn.w.riaiiiin. girls agaa 10 ft 5 In our Middle WANTED PLAY GROUP — On••brae CASTRO COUCH — (27 me load free. You've tried Ih Asbury Park 775-0654 Tuee. ft Thurs. for 4'A yaar old real, now try lha beat Sine Open 9 lo 9 Exclusive i ft 2 bedroom apart- town homo. Car necaeeery, INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES lighted secretary lamali) (17 76 Auction Sales ments Individual gaa heating & Mi ii m.-u. is m. salary open Call 7<7-4342 aflat girl 150 E. Newman Springe Rd. stereo. (50. tables. (30 1972 Kelly Plunkelt 672-9011 PIANO - Slainwey Model u 0:30 p.m COINS. BASEBALL CARDS central air conditioning Excel- 495-0095 747-1(30 eve*. Shrewsbury 747-5200 FIRBERQLA8S CAP - For eho $9500 STAMPS — At Auction Tuai lent location. bed pickup, (250. Pouch moped 741-6163 night. Nov. 15. 6 4S p.m Preview Juat off Rt 35 on Kings Highway runs, •• Is. (25, call 787-259 PIANO — 5 Baby Grand, built b 5 p.m. Includes 1600 tabaa East (walking distance to Foed- attor 6 p.m. Chsrlss Norris of Boston. Mss cards. US stamps (used and lown Shopping Center) approa 1935. rebuilt 1970 unused), nice selection of coins CALL 671-0021 11-5 dayty FIREWOOD WALSH ESTATE AUCTIONS Cell Michael Welnut case, carvsd tege. aski NEED A HOME? — Orab the 870-1312 alter 5pm (3200 Call 747-5815 105 W Front St. Red Banl (Next to Bldg 2 of the Antique phonet Call for the Rental PIANO — Francee Bacon, ver Specialist. 609-394-5900 Na- FIRE WOOD/STOVE WOOD good cond. (150 Center comploal 53O-0038 6470549 /071 * llonal Locatora. Bkr 542-5735 Call 747-2399 OCEAN GROVE - Large 3 room PIANO - Small upright Haine JEWELRY AUCTION - Thurs apt. second floor with deck, im- FLOWERED SILVER tov. 17. 11 am Impeclion Candlesticks. $20 Antlqus cer in good cond . $800 iaie occupancy, references Call 264-3193. Wed. Nov 10. 11 em to 3 30 required. $425 a mo. , Call back arm chair. (20. Anuqi Complete contents ol Di 957-9138 lahogany till top serving tab! PIANOS - ORGANS Jewslry Formerly located on MO Painting* (20 Call 747-8925 Unlimited rentals Irom (7.50 35. Ocean Twp Auction held a PORT MONMOUTH — Efficiency FREE STANDING WOOD BURN month! Student pianos Iro Sheraton Inn. 2870 Rl 35 Hazlel apt suitable 1 person. $275 per KEROSENE HEATER SERVICE Paparhanolno INO FIREPLACE — Wllh (175 New REAL pienos Iron Directions QSP E«.t 117. Noun mo plus utilities 671-0628 after gutters cleaned (9(5!!! ft. - (10.(5 FOR BEAUTY ft ENERGY - EDDIE'S PAINTING ft POWE (75 530-7430. on Rt. 35 lo Sherston Inn Tsn ALTERATIONS — Dormers, re- away. Mini demolitions. FREEHOLD MUSIC 462-47 caah Conditions lima ol sale Traal windows with Kkach mini 747-8182 WASHING — Expert craftsman FUEL OIL - Between 200 ft30 0 OCEAN CTY MALL 240-5454 RED BANK - 2-bedroom Sailed Plus cleaning of .. total re- nterlor a exterior For tree eel Keystone liquidators Townhouse $600.a month plus For lasl service, cat Manet Ap- btmda. shades, etc Free meesur • gallons In lank, must pump ou 9388282 Can 071-0409 BEN'S INDUSTRIAL — Residen- mate cell Eddie SI 671-4403 Han price Almoet new stor PIANOS - Orgsns. Guitar utilities Washer ft dryer, carpet- plume• Service, 9 Ohio Dr. Hal- tial ftBusines s clean-out service Drums. NEW ft USED Ni ing, parking, oat-in kitchen; V, 1. ALUMINUNUM -- Vinyl, NTERIOR SPECIALIST - I us door with parts. (75. 707-65' | afafcc laaaa^M^all i quick, dapandabto . service, between 6 ft 9 p.m. Chenge Sale Lowrey Organ 77 Pels and baths, dishwasher. Skylight boiler ft furnace removel. Free the best Beniamm Moore pa Center. 542-0190 741-2196. 842-6467 S2S Drlvaway Craftsmanship low prices da FULL SIZE — Mattress ft boxsp Livaatock 444 Bathroom Can (716189 esnmatae. 553-0535 RED BANK — Large 1 bedroom RaiiTioowllnfl ft Construction pandable' Insured a. Rel Fre ing like new. 10 yeer warranty PIONEER STEREO SYSTEM — Advanced And HOME RENOVATIONS - In- CLEANING YARDS — Cellars Eat Call Joe 747-8538 Call 787-7654 Receiver, turntable and apt convenient to shopping Ceramic Til* toflor/Mtorlor. Kltohens my aWca ft garages, tree eatlmatoa speakers, selling as a comple Beginners quiet area. $500 per mo includ- (PAVE 1 SAVES — GM driveway clatty, Harold O'Brien. Can 856 0131 or 555-4245 MORGAN P. COLIO JR FURNITURE - Oriental csrpa package, sic sound, must hea DOG TRAINING ing heat ft hot water, ca" reeurieced. ntpaMd. Seal- 571-9759 ev Wallpapering Painting ( Plaster 6x10. Bentwood rocker, cockt 741-2268 . coating wort guaranteed CLEAN YARDS References Provided 747-«7(2 tables. W 5 J Sloan, axe. con come check n out, MO Beyahore Dog Club. 741-0048 ITI«I TO COMPUTE - ( Kttnt 741-0042 0OBERWAN PUPPIES - 5 was RED BANK- Thec-roo Chartaa Stanley Jr. 741-4343 PREPARE FOB THE HOLIDAYS ceramic JOHNROESING old. black ( Ian. (225 Ca river $485 includes heal lnt/Ext.-20yra.axp. FUR COAT - Black Alsaka POOL TABLE - Regulation s eg* Call after 6 p 741-9029 741-4072 530 Electrical Intortor/exlertor home repairs Affordable Ratea-Oual work Seel full lenolh coal wtlh han (100 Cherry spindle twin bei 787-3700 Services Cartmcato of Occupancy work COLLEGE STUDENT - With Free esi. Call 2(4-5000 EVM painted ktathar belt, size 14-1 with box spring ft mattress. $5 GOLDEN BETREIVER PUPS - RED BANK — Low priced apt. m 448 Cablnat MaMng Free estimates rack body truck, hauling away of (675 Call 671-2427 Recliner. Lazy-boy $45. Msp AKC. champion Uoodlmo. exchange for light housewofk Richard F Sause No Job loo small branches ft debris, moving, odd arm chair. (45 Christmas tree ahola. $200 Call Best location 741-1435 " laad Elactrlcal Contractor a 695 Plumbing* artifice! 6' Ml King. (20. Ca 4(5-2005 lobe. Free aomiiatoa. 542-0020. FURNITURE - 4 shslf elager 204-O43 RED BANK — 1-bedroom ajn- THE CAREFUL CARPENTER 7(0-24(1 Heating 671-5571 lurnished garden apt Oreenliee Complete horn* Improvements N.J License #5454 KRUSIS CONSTRUCTION - 650 Masonry (175. 1 beige couch. $300 HAVE 3 KITTENS TO OIV joMJohnaton liyeareexp. Complete bunding ft reno- ALL TYPES — OH ( gas. nohkteabad. avocado. $250. 2 en PORTABLE WASHER — $200 AWAV — Need e nice homo, ca Apts., available Dec 1st 239 pn 741-8702 fltto vations, new ft ok) knehene. in- Service credit necessary Free M ft 1 ber. Baal Portable dryer. $80 Porteb no longer cere lor them, due t Spring St 741-3953 tor appt teriors, etc. 741-1050. thermostat Call 284- (71-4003 Singer Sewtng machine. $12 S.D. BEST ELECTRICAL CON- CAMPANELLA MASONARY — illness Will deliver 775859 RED BANK — 1 bedroom apt. 447 Carpontry TRACTOR - Uc. 5273. Feat, de- GE STEREO/RECORD PLAYE Small dinette table A 2 chair alter 0 609 Instruction Fireplaces, wood stoves, patios, $75 593-3208 good location Call 741-2196. itapat , aT4dawaa94daM9 , cnirrioayvv YOUNQ PLUMBER — Looking — Price MO. Black lounge cha KITTENS — Cute, healthy. 4 k RED BANK — Large garcibus 6 ratoa. 071-0121. new ft repair work. Free Ml. '' pipes. Low rales, satiafac (SO Twin bads, msnresaee PROPANE TANK — 100 Ib. ( 5C tens need homes, about ' room apt. close to shopping ADDITIONS - Alterations, cabi- KREATIVE KILN — Evening box springs. (25 ea. Maple nig Stereo Sherwood receiver. Son nets decks, kltchene. formica. (42-0230 or 741-1557. ranteed Ray. 730-4340 waokeold 264-1895 area ft town Mature-minded ten- 540 Entertainment iflifC claaaaa noM fofntAno. 1455 table. ( 20 482-2887 betwee cassette deck.Sony 0 tree ancy ft old world charm Call for Manor finishing. Cal anytime. __.nsrdo araa. Juat can (30-330 phono. 2 speakere. 26 in. Com POODLES — Brown mimaturae AaHorChna.741-1«O4 GETTING MARRIED? Why not 660 Miscellaneous AKC champion lines. 2 adorable appt.. 741-2796 « , - 291-5234 lor further information nncc VCHIO r*B NFFn * Y15 Roofing p AIR CONDITIONERS 131 — plete S 600 PaTTtRCD CAHPENItH - MM- that keeps em danckV an night New Vinyl Top? Call George has 15.000 BTU's. $100 Other OUEEN SIZE CONTEMPORAR n£S SANK — Levg* 0r«cto«ia 4 long? Tha Jefl Sa«on Band plays 625 Landscaping tV Siding to 12.000BTUB. MO Both in ve - Sole Sleeper. 1 yr old. ea room apt., close to shopping (671-3830 after 5:30 p.m.) area ft town Mature minded ten- It en (from Sinatra to Spring- (V Lawn Car* naileble Experienced BOB ERICKSON'S — Rainbow good cond Call 542-0772.1 cond Mual sail. (175. 2 stor PUPPIES - I tautiful A Inendly. steen) SI • naaooaoto price Can Siding-Rooting Rarooting. r days after 5 p.m. windows. $10 SB Call 730-455 ancy ft old world charm Call for Bmall frame i mother from good appl 741-2796 usnSun AL'S LAWN » LANOSCAPE 665 Moving & paira. gutters 23 yra. of senrtc home. Please call after 6 SERVICE — Oardana routined GENESIS — Kool « The Gen RAILROAO TIE8 — N« 204-2074 Sinatra. LoverDoy. »C/DC. Ol creosote*. 6x618. $565 7x7: RED ^AfST^ "Immacutaitr^ THE CAIKfUt CAHPEHTER 505 Fireplaces & Storage *oom furnished apt. storage — - - > al SWT"' ' •-•-- FALL ROOFING SPECIAL ies Show: Mad Sq Garde $7 90 Pressure- treited t.« RAISED BUNNIES — Male and Woodstoves 49rJ-#15O TEACHERS MOVING INC - Big Fiberglass. (49 per aq. metal, 572-9400 BM6K8. $825 7«7x8. $9 90 N female Adult Belgian Dwarf rab- garage avail $365 a mo., 1 fflb John-Johnetan or small. Licensed and Insured led. Insured 542-5028 or 1030 security includes utilities 1 re- GIRL SCOUT UNIFORM — (21 alee iw 800-523-6707. Delivery bits Large hutchea. $40 lakes Sri. 741-4TTO2 A. ZEEK CONTRACTING INC - Free esSmetaa. Fair Hai all- 747-6599 sponsible business person After FIREPLACES-WO0O STOVES Underground Leader drains 530-1333. white cross buck door. MXBO REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER 4 p m . 741-0418. 4S0 Carpi Cteanlng mat.. HR lies, wans * edgings. 740 Tree Services (25, LlteSrlte. Barbla Dree Phiico, shM-byslda. exc. cond FLYNN TREE SERVICE - Tak Boat A Friendship. (6 each. 80 Bicycles RED BANK - 1 ft 2-bedrooms Bnoa, aaene. awes, swiwew Stoned drives, shrubbery da- 675 Odd Jobs (275 2044455 alone. Fan cleanup ft hauling. care ol dsngeous trees beto bad frame. (10. 2S4-M54 Mini Bike* available immediately RobfeVt Repairs. J. Black. 2(1-0037. HANDYMAN — J-lght hauling. REFRIGERATOR - Holpoi A-1 EXPERT 747-0066 r Winter Fall Mat ctoanup Shru Gibson ft Assoc . 842-8920 WOOD COAL STOVES — Fk -id. lawnr winter prep Call 201-4032 GIRL'S WHITE BEDROOM SE froeier-rofrlgerator combination 1961 HONDA- EXPRESS MOPED Ua CHUCK* LAWN SERVICE — I. Pa — With dresser twin haarjboa (150 Cell 7(7-5032 $300 RED BANK 1-BEDROOM plaoe naarta tram. (MO Zksotar All utilities paid. $300's • BroY. (4 'Freneau Ave.. Cutting. abto. 4(5-0003 or 707-1M0. Hl-C TREE SERVICE — Allft desk with hutch ft chair. (1 Caff 671-2678 phases. 45' lift truck. lot ctaarmg takes It all. Call after 3 p. SNOW PLOW - From 1(71 Fo HOME RENTALS. Bkr , 399-1214 - 1(7( truck, nmvr used, good cond BIKES — Ladles io-speed. $30 485 hauling, dumping, free eel Re- 204-1425 RED BANK — 1 bedroom. HVng LAWN BARON LAWN SERVICE 660 Painting* liable Insured (42-0(20 (350 Call 566.3076 Boy's 20. $20 Red tricycle, $10 -Fast renovations 4 lawn care al Paperhanglng GIRL'S - Single bed ft dr Sears Exercise. $160 Call room, dining room, eet-m JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATtO* 899 MOf»l# loaaal prtoasl 222-7130. WOODY'8 TREE SERVICE 2 couches. 1 old dri SNOW BLOWER ATTACHMEN 495-2854 kitchen, full basement, utilities (lls,^M ALL AROUND PAINT INO Tree 5 shrub trimming 6 Raaaonabto. Call 284-7289 - Fits wheat horse tracktor. $55 included. $460 per mo Call eves Impfovernents TOP SO*. - Clean, toemy. or. __jKr, exterior, epackllng. movsl Fully Insured. Free a Call 741-4572 RACING BIKE — Legano frame 5 to 6 pm, 462-7017 s t 739-4719. Seoaie crank aet, crane detail**, — Carpentry, ra- ganto. Win dajOar. Molmdei poetcmng aheetrock ( plaster matea. 530-1012. SNOW TIRES - SUa A 76-1 RED BANK — 5 room spt . S5Q0 Farms, 2fM-«H3 or 2«4-M13 raaaonama, welly's Paining GUITAR - Peevey P-30. w Maseeh race' brans* 264-0559 465 Crrinwey Sweeps cm good cond . (173 Sonic Super Tree. Exc. 1 par mo plus all utilities. No peM 766 Typing Service 542-0141 after 6 (80 per pair 747-1(12 84 Merchandise Security ft references required ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS - 630 L*oalt*rvlc*s ANDREW VALENTINO PAINT OAK HILL SECRETARIAL SE Inquire 25 South St.. Red Bank GUITARS — An SOFABED Wanted Peaky ft planning abrvtoa. Foun- NAVESINK A8S0C. — No INQ - Craftsmanship at al VICES. INC - Typing, word pr Brown, good cond. (125 SHADY OAKS — Nsw condo ?- *4VtHona« coocf •!•, anaavocHi prtoae.>Insured, free es- ceasing, photocopying. 79 Oe SUstocsator (200. Elect oomplato. Cen (30-0(45. guitar, greet lor beginner! (75 Call 741-4815 bedrooms. 2-baths. 1st floor, gaa vwcant OenMa. 222-2515 (71-0431 Hilt Road. MlddMown. 747-7088 ALL LIONEL TRAINS heal. AC. pool, tennis. $650 pftia Call 787-5476 SOFA ft MATCHING — Ll Of Fty* To^eajjappraisai seat, green ft gold brocade, ea utilities. Available Dec 1st £>•• GUITAR — Hondo II. eteclr 741-5950 after 5 p.m. With caes ( many axtrae. Also cond. (125 Call 747-2011 ANTIQUES WANTED watt Magnatone Amp. both SOFABED — ft matching love NAME YOUR PRICE great cond. (100 a* seel, both Caatroa. oood cond inter national Qanerks* Mora Classified •704195 (350 Call 730-2674 after 0 p. 747-6200 on Next Page 100 Autos for Sal* B10 DtailyRegistaT NOVEMBER M, 1983 Commtrclal 132 CondosA 250 Auto Inturanc* Jww Awfjtaw fWw 9wt9 300 Auto* for Salt Auto* lor Sal* RMtalt TownhouMS F*H MOTORS ITAHO 1047 — FaaHlfli. 6- Hwy. 36 6 OMon Ave TOYOTA 1B7T - Ceeeo TLAI—, A eXADOf Of OstTWiCTlOM - •UCK 1660 iLiCTtV LIMITED rraw DOM a in ot oWca. g^aja with ovirimd JT^ol p^» a^aa^. 644-1111 Rune gioet rf* a ste. 101 APtt forrtnt 1M HeuMttorrMl door. Adjacent municipal parti- •UOOIT wioacT •uoatT FIAT 131* 1*71 — 6-1 •6-2671 enor a no. Renovate to suit. H0O • mo. ruaad Caa 747-6760 Mar t pX BHREW8HURV &HCR ABBOC WAtsKfM * WALKER, Heestara u Bo»m. CH U Km 1 dr. AM/FM. rear • MUSTANG PARTI ISM cupancy Dec 2B1-0618 tm loi fra« «uota * ia«uMaM. CAOM.IAC •UtTWOOO 1672 Sllllllll. SSSO. CO 2*1-04*6 KEANSBURQ — 4 Of ft bedroom Tom fctfrtneon ar* damw to your homa. Inv - Auto . ••/•». AM/FM pefeed kitchen prlv, rtvno AIR HAVEN — Available after FIAT 197* XI* - ( opoM. oao. room, dining room, sha•ri e with 2 ouae. living room with fireplace. 74J-4OU nianii oo»aragl Can Dec l si Eac. River Rd location 774-7673 UOO Can 747-iau cons)., garaga kepL eMreo sa- MUSTAHO 1*71 - other men, 542-052) trier 7 30 500 e mo. plua 1 '* month secur- A BADGE Of CMSTINCTION - •01. 40.000 ml. 14100 or boot looking. "Oronde". o> Z3£2m& ty Call only after 8 30. (*4 630Shadow Lake VHUQe hemato - CAOttLAC —1*7*. 4 ooor MM OBoT. CM 736-0421. OIHf S. in. AM/FM. 6> OM 171-M70 00 VWO. LOOM*. Ill* powar. • TRANS AM 1*7* - 40* ongsno THOUSAND MIDDLETOWN — 3 Dedioomi. 2 WALKER 6 WALKER. Realtors 4766 Con arHr 6. K1-MM FMUMO 1*70 oath*, family room. MOO ERA AW HAVEN-MONMOUTH reouM. new mine, raw rear. OAKS 741-U12 Chech Our Re lee CADILLAC MOAN 1*71 - Full Uncrott Realtora. 747-393B _ OUNTV — New buHtfttg store Evee: TomlloMneon PHOENIX BROKERAGE wuSTANa com tim - ,000 aq It -Mov occupancy, aar^otoo»mrior. 60000ml VILLAGE FRgfHfXD nuBLCK . 474flgj - j. oona, Muat M aaan to ap T, 2 4 3-L, main row. prime tooa-tfofl.of f ineuranca Btg sarvtngs tor FIREBIRD 1M* - Whole or tor tsrs 2 bedroom, kids ofay. »*00 • ireel parking. Suitable torquali - ABEROCEf. f rir.aH U.466 641-3M6 top side apartment* with dishwashers & HOME RENTALS. Bur. 36H23J iruchefs. contractors. ports. Can Atsua el some besemenla Individual ty reuii eambUenmetit. Cam Towtvhouee. i CA0H.IAC COL*H DEVULE 747-3106 sootier trunk. T.o»* tail Horns. Bttorefceepar* Compere oar. front cmnpoWon ok heating Excellent localioi MIODLETOWN — Lovely. almost easier. 201 471 6036 Rt M. Keyport 264-3067 1*70 — lac cond MM ml Just atl Rt 36 near Atlantic High- new 4 bedroom. 21* bath Col- (1000. CM M1-M44 f OHO IBM - nc*-up. runa Mry i. * Mae* pony mesrior, X* MOLMDEL OFFICE SPACE BnMtf SI SArewsOury M4-14O1 •OM, «yl. OW*. WO or I to . neeo* very minor work yet lands. (Walking distance to A 1 P onial with very large rooms, 50-2.250 sq ft in an ewe k>- ToM-treaT MfrJM-30-M M 8 pm. CADILLAC 1*77 ELOOMADO - Shopping Center) Call brioht eat in kitchen, lull ba»e- A BETTER LIFESTVLCI otter 7M-27M 400 or boat otter 6s> atton on Rt 35 Fine appoint- Lowmlliagi. loofca A runa axcor- M4-M72 SJ^EE THERISED 2B1-4050. 12-5 dally mentt . garaoeoe, n*ce yard MM« • menta. attractive to alt pro- SHADOW LAKi VILLAGE 260 Auto R«nt/LM6« NM. wodod. 63*10. 671-O06. •OHO MAVEMCK 1*71 - Good PARTS ALSO AVAtiJUJLE flOMSON REALTY, Realtor. eutonals especially engineers * Hernia a Haifa condraon. 62.000 MM. JI2O0 OLDS OMEOA ISM - 1 door THEODORE. CENTURY 21 COZENS. " AUTO MNTALS - «7 M por CAMAKO ZM 1*61- Totony dove groy. 4 soeod. AC. runa a CALL MNNV 8*2-»BM _____ lawyers Available immediately day. 7 canla par mlta Hoy 35 In TWINBROOK THE REALTY GROUP 741-T6M oquUXMd. 11.000 mi AM/FM toons like new. stool rodMo. Hi— MIODLETOWN 2-9EDROOM KtypOA 264-772« tlllirU, T-lop, HOW grar Coll VEGA HATCH - 1*74. manual VILLAGE 201-0420900 FORD ORANADA — 1079. 6 cyl. stereo, oil highway mileage, a Grail for hidi. only $300 s June Swoop* RENT A VAN — Low. low ratoa bar gain si 12396 544*5*0 'brakes. (2.000 ml.. nosy GARDEN APTS. HOME RENTALS. Bkr , 369-123* ONG BRANCH - Prim* to PS/PS, olr. AM/FM Ill Cleen MOO. 530-91 w Evm./wMhsntfe Cot) Many. TOM'S FOKO. Hwy. CAMARO 1*7* — V*. AM/FM must so* 13 300 1 ft 2 bedrooms Irom *420 Mod NAVESINK — 2 bedroom Ranch. •lion ideal lor profeesionai or 36, Kaypori 164-1600 «n spacious apartments Heat nduslrail uae. plenty of parking, BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSE - COOMMO whHo 1*000 ml mMt OLDS 1912 CULTAS* SU- 2 bath*, dining room, tiv room Mlfldiiown. Mint cond . euper cond 6U00 CO'747-66oV REME — Brougnom. 6 cyl.. 4 VOLVO 1*79 STATION WAGON hot & cold water, cooking gas with displace wall/wall Ihrouflh- •ry reasonable. 603 uptown, 270 Auto Services/ FORD PINTO 1*7* WAGON — included On-premiset ' 22-1074 in am locatton. 3-bedroom. 2>4 pMh. CAMARO LT 1*7* — Amo . akMo gray wWi dove gray oul, W/D. dishwasher. 2 car gar- end unit with Itrepiace. muet see 90.000 rm . new mumer • ekitch. rirtyl lop. PB7PS. AC. AM/TM. courts, pool, recreation area MIDDLETOWN - 5 000 sq It Part* nm. Ac. AM/FM. Ooodrlcn •1*60. Co* 747-1040 Near Eatontown shopping Eacel age, in ground pool on spacious 160.900 671-0237 tiStwein a ft S radial T/A uraa. Oman Va. 301 loi Close to professional office space avail- pm CHEVY EMOINE 307 — WWI FORD WAGON 1*73 - V* en- lent schools, Ocean Township uanwTMaaton. ownod by macn- ongmo. Good running Highway 35. Oakhurtt KOre/lransportation No pets ble lor Immediate occupancy gme. good running cond . *400 VOLVO 19*0 OT — SHVer. MM Ample parking Sterling Thomp- MONMOUTH BEACH CONDO8 aruc. 97.000 ml. wH) «lllnr. u!roo con 64>-r*n LOS CUTLASS 1*72 - Run* j \ 4 V^ Ret'i 4 long or inort lease re- FROM tM.tWO or boat offer. Co* 171-24M 531-4»23__542-0812 son ft Associates. Realtors, t2M Can Pal T4T-6MO. toaM CARS UNDER U.000 50 000 mttee 1*1-4*7*. quired Avail Dec i $800 • 800-392-6610 SPINDRIf T REALTY 747-960C FORD PINTO 1*77 — While •00 Can M4-4KS4 10am thru TWO ROOM FUflN APT - Ulil tomeulil 291-0227 0'291-3151 SANDS POINT NORTH KINGSLV AUTO SALES automeac. 2 dr.. i.m. only. VOLKSWAOEN KAPMAN OHIA Ins* supplied Water view 1350 ONE BEDROOM HOUSE — 3OFFICE SPACE - 649 aq R . $7 RITA AXT 223-3143 CHEVY RIMS - 4 Me diati. 717-7067 aU.000 Co* 291 0416 1(71 — Engmo runa (root, 1700 per mo. Rets a Sec «C cond. 160 tor I* OLD* CUTLASS SEDAN 1971 - rooma. unfurn. 1 mo security. aq ft plus electricity Heat aup- i>iiiisnt Sa>ee-Ev— /Weefcende CHEW BLAZER 1*77 — 106. or ben inter quired 264.3051/264.114S n0 % ih*d oft street parking, avail- FORO TORINO 1*7* — 4-dr. PS/PB. AM/FM. AC. new brekea. J^ - Call 767-9241. RED BANK MANOR CONDO - «*».. 4 wheel drM. AM/FM i- now benery poaeeo Co* II* ****. IT FNn - 3 room -pi PORT MONMOUTH — Small 2 able feb 1. IBM. 909 Palmer UREMLIN 1>72 - f oc pana. no* ireck. PB/PS, AC. HI wheel, Ave Middletown 264 7600. 9 to Ground ftoor end a*>l i- nm. auto., AC. am n>. 12150 291 1999 VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1*72 - mos security, no pels, couple oom».4 balh. 1 or 2 people. bedrooms, new kitchen j Wh, a»naual. graa. runa. UOO or boat cruise. WWI snow plol w " runs good, wo* kepi. H60 Can MM cond . int. exc . new poJnl. preferred, call 741-5713 $200 per mo • utilitwi comp4e4ely carperteo. monlruy oltor Caa 530-061K 16 200 t44-647* arler «. 741-/5T OLDS STATION WAGON 1*7* shocks, battery, rebut* engine. FOH0 MUSTANG — 1*77. 4 FuH SUS, PS/PB. AC. PW. 787-2805 OFFICE SPACE - Hwy 35. Hu- maMMtunc*. tiss E>c cood. RADIAL SNOW TIRES - (2) CHEVY 2 DOOR 1M7 - 2*3 2.000 muse, muel eon, beet offer 102 Houses for Qreal tdenttty Academy speed. FM stereo. Clean In/out 07,000 mi. good cons)., liooo Can (42-0447 RED BANK COLONIAL WO000 CM 74I-17M a?» n, uaod t aaaaon. too engine. PW. radio * hooter, runa flood oor. flood buy a "I'H tan you Agency building across from 747-6062 too* S300. ssso 1(74 Chevy Rant 2 to 3 bedroom, kids. 1500 s Red Oak Appro* KM sq ftKED BANK why?" For details, can ABERDEEN TO RED BANK HOME RENTALS Bhf 369-123* 739-2*?? ^ . •_ — TOWiR HILL TOWNMOUW 3 VAN SUITS FOR SALE - 717-1160/4M-27S4 Price PART CHEVROLET Good cond . esU Ing 1*00 eek tor Ocean Twp cottage. $300 s HUMSON - 2 bedroom house Cararraa. luxury Inrinfl M aaaurad SIM a., sno HMa all Caasurter ootls cor runs good. 1245 124*9 Pout. (41-MM. Co* oner (. RED BANK — Prim* pro- ItU ii condition 22- •sis 74721 RL M 775-1212 Hapluno E Koartsburg. 2 bdrm . 1300a available 11/15. $600 plus uM aWar S. AUtor Doug 741-0067 FORD MUSTANG II 1*79 - 4 VOLKSWAOIN JCTTA 1W2 - 2 Keyport 2 bedroo 1400 9 Lease • ref's nonai office space, shared badroom. batti. 66 room CHEVY NOVA 1*7* - Very good conference room photo copying cyl. 11.500 ml.. 11500 EUOEOT - DtOMl. 1*71. Need an apl •> We nave 100* 747-4200/747-5274 Townttouaa at bMunM 2»0 Motorcycta)* anape AC/P*/PS. S1.M0 53O-7020 after 5 30 p m wagon, blue, now Mtchotms, runs O IM., M.N*. CM 741 1744 HOME RENTALS. Bkr . 389 1234 available 741-5444 or 741-3796 HiH Subl* municipal Uxaa. ax- 1*71 YAMAHA IT175 — 291S144 looks groal *<1OO or best UNION BEACH — 4 rooms (450 RED BANK — Fully prepared o»- c«llant managamant A Ural rate FORO LTD WAGON 1(77 — 6 VOLVO-Newa used ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Low util KtdS OK p.i..i. a common amnwrnWa ehape. 7*5 CHEVETTE 1*7* — 4 spood. psssongsr. cleen In a out, good 942-170* #aMi OaVVi #4*TV*Oei« DOCweri Walerview, Bayside Dr MID-STATE Rentals 283-01M ice suites in prestige bwgi . . kMnoy Bon, 06.00* ml., near*work. SK0 or anging from 400 sq ft to T400 promtaa a moat for your mono>- running car. 1 ownor, sacrifice NTO 1*74 — Engine In good (hora Motors R4 39. WM bedrooma. 2 bailis 1750 a mo valm AWlng (114.900 Cat _J tern aosla. MOO CoHboat odor Co* H3-NM (1276 or -boat offer. Con snape. new urea, needs Ma) 291-0O99 103 Rentals to sq ft containing Irom two Io todayll M*-»7I 7*7-144*. body work 1*00 CoH *72-»647 •n rooms, three to choose CHEVY MONZA 1*7* - Hatch. VOLVO PARTS SALE - New- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Share i in different b'dgs , carpet. MFM GROUP DIRT BIKE - Bultaco. 290. 1*77. Mr. 4 now tire*, reull (2.426. FORO MAVERICK 1*76 - Gray NTO 1*72 — cond.. or uidias. fasajrari. Spacious 6 rooms $ 500 Kids IIr & aJI improvemenls. on site cond . 1390 or boat oflor Good cond 12.100 666-6013 2dr Icy) auto 1900 or beat 1.000 ml. bast «. Coll RED BANK VOLVO. OK i ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS parking, rates start al S400 per REALTORS 747-H62 r Carl 957-9922 71-2712 1 m CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC 1(79 MID-STATE Rentals 283-OtOO Country home to share, person mo plus utilities on minimum 1 Shadow Lake Villaae HONDA «R*0 1*7* - — Esc running cond . 360. air. FOOD FIESTA 1*7* - 4 cyl, 4 NTO WAGON — 1*7*Mck. VOLVO WAGON — 1*74. 141 HIGHLANDS — Small 4 room 26-40 291-2363 5-7 pm_ year lease Cell owner Wetter ADULT. HOT RETIREMENT looks good. Beat oner AM/FM Combs. 69000 ml.. spood. AM/FM cassette, sic seek, root rooks, alt, now "res. collage suitable tor single o- RED BANK - Wanted. HE rimmerer 642-9595 767-5636 11000 or boat otter 2*1-9606. running cond.. body 6 Interior •7-3990. (12*9 or beat otter low hncfi. car van cteen Mech couple $250 a mo • utilities SPONSlBLt woman to live n need ol a 1 or 2 RUMSON peanut tank under 3.000 mi., Ca" n T*T*1M Shrewsbury Ave,. al Sycamore S/PB. A/C. runs well MOO or rod*! so system. luMury homes valued at $1 ft 000 cation 842-1334 oarage kept perfect CoH eves * 10 $200 000 Cypress Hill bedroom apl >n 2-family noute 7 apta CHEVY NOVA IN* — 2 door, • Shrewsbury 747-9400 besl offer 1)72 946* clutch, and «..engine. , runrws a looks Babysitting day* ft/or eves. 109 Buildings/ ranMd A raro find lor Ida local weekends 741.1*3*. days groat *1400 i747*27*2774 Tudor*. Culoma's. Ranches & O4-3M0 cy 129.000 mi runs great • HONDA ACCORD 1(76 — High 1YMOUTH HORIZON 1*7* — 4 Conie"ipoa't»s $1400 a mo exchange for reaso"" mvailor Zonod pro*a«*onal ing M*0 Coa 171-4361 Garages lica DWg Mo. $330,000 maoe. needs work, bast oiler oor. 4-cyl auk VW - 1*71 Super extras, sam- plus jiiht.ef - \: lease Cai 739 4145 C»U anytm TULIMMI BONNEVILLE 7S0 •n rune wM. looks good 53fc»35.1 'rr hrtMr- details OARAOfi F0« MMT — Antique- CENTURY 11 COZENS. ftoM CHEVY KINOSWOOO 1*72 - TlNTON FALLS — Room, bath 1(77 — uooo cory) asking M.000 ml Chevy CheveUe 1M6. seats, good urea, aoxln* (I.MS. (700 CM 942-5*20 WhBlan n.>j.i, • • oop Realior eic tor lady m beautiful Ranch car or small boat. $50 per mo IndopondaMly O«nod"*13 11400 Coll oal»aan 7 • 10 p m 530-0001 Call 842-1609 RlvoRlvarRdr Rd... Fair Havan vary good cond., must as*, mov- HOHOA CIVIC — 1*77. origma 8419370. 2*4-6*2* house owned bye ol leg* 4*5-*7*3 y gt kj 9, 767:1979 Alter ft protester S42 1396 741-71 ing t kj dwnor. 3M00 ml., otonukrd kii PLYMOUTH SATELLITE SS^oiHLi 110 Wniilml io Ro.ii YAMAHA XSXS4OO1 1*7SS — 3000 Sa. OOM. Sail •1L__ mi. I*, now Aakn 1700 CCalll WAOON - 1973. V* auto, till BSM oftet. Soft 104 winter Rentals HAZIET ARE* - Skwng room 739-3221 alter 5 A t CHEVY MONZA 1*7* - Hatch- k 1150 739-0529 *42-*4*i anyltm* ™ o' * ^*0"*B a t 4tI AI MPALA 196b - Good body _ MUUIH VALItNT 1»M - VW RABBIT LS 1M1 — 1 owner. NtiRIHtONG bHANCM - Mod commuting pro caasalta stereo bucket seals new dutch. AM/FM lopo playor Mini cond.. AC. radio. PS. asking mouth Beach area oceanlronl FOR SALE OR LEASE - Pro- 290 Truck** good on gas 12200 Can Kiaional man 264-4500. Em fessional omco condomlnum. Rt Out needs Mock. (200. 739-44M 1200 CM after 7 pm.AM/F, M stereo, 4 I RED BANK turnisned, i-bedroom apl Trailer* ST9M7 sun root. (1.700 color TV maid service 4 utilities 764 dayf • 35, Molmdei 4 unite. MOS In •7-7396 Can for special winter rales other 3 1.270 sq II. gee Mot. IM* FOBO VAN - E« enslne. CHEVY MONZA 1*77 — 4 cyl 69 DOWNTOWN AREA day. week or month central air. ready tor occupancy good body. 40.000 ml Aeklna aulo . «/c. AM/FM stereo. Up*, • VW MM 1*72 — **.0M mi BEACHCOMBER MOTEL on or about FtFa'b 1*64 Call BOO Can MC-4MI brown with tan lop runa M. LINCOLN MARK V 1*71 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1*7* - radio, new tiros, good runmn* 671-322? (1400 or beat otter (70444* 92.000 miles. 14700 negotiable 222-8470 i»70 CHEW PICKUP Wilh T.lop. (7.000 MMa. (4400 nnnil .isMsolsslaMiiiriiai llTOfl 131 Houses lor Sale Coll 22»-47«or 741-3*36 nitnoilsrjle ran J?p-47«» or Co* 74» 2741 BROAD STREET SEA BRIGHT - Motel rooms * - FuJly occupied arosl. call alter 4 Pk CHEVFTTF 1*7* - HalchOock. LIPPIN ClHyslor'rHyrnoulll ifimenfc Maid tar ARMSTRONG^ EXCLUSIVE - 4 sod,. AM/FM. 30.0100. ae« It. Lows* Prrose- Highest Trade-In 41 J636 ^^_^^r VW BEETLE HW1. ax. dond.. m* n ou Suta ol if* art kilcrwi 30 fl drive II O cond (1760 PONTIAC GTO 1*66 a.3M original mi. now mufDer &gaBsg&s 642-649* Rt 35 N 727-1 iou SayrevlHe OFRCE SPACE low winter rates Available by day living room, formal dining room CHEVY PICK-UP 1M* — 9-cyl For perU • neetei boxes 12 200 FIRM oi week No lease-no security 4 oadrooms. 2 rjalhs Oock Littla 741-5444 or 741-37*6 AM/FM Cassette, runa good. CHEVELLE 1*74 - Manual slUtl. MALIBU CLASSIC WAGON 1*7 CM «rT*70». CM oUar ( p.m. (42-1IM TRADE WINDS Motet 842-103 Sifvar JI45OO0 EA 137 Lot* and (325 or boat oltor 739-0620 < • MSI otter — r>S/PB/AC/FM. *sc cond AVAILABLE ARMSTRONQ AOENCV Ra- 11900 or baal otter 499.1!" •OHTIAC VENTURA 1*72 — VW SUPER BEETLE 1*72 Acreage CHEROKEE 1*7* - Needs body Can 2*1-2306 Aulo.. 6 cyl Also SuDuru 1*7*. (MO. lUb Furnished allort, 555 Prolpacl Av« . Lifflo aller 6 30 p m auto . 4 cyl Asking MOO aa CM CM 747-9742 FROM 260 SQ.FT.- Silvnr ?4I 4500 E LOT - work, high mileage, second CHEVY VEGA 1*71 - RatxUrl 4 Room* baautttui. owner, mual sail MM takes It Cyl. engine ON. body, new paint MtnCCOCS 1*74 2400 SEOA 2294050 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 3- — Good cond 37.000 ml. new 2.000 SQ. FT. ABERDEEN TO RED BANK neighborhood Rambling Brook 291-3064 after 6 ob/charcoel inllsllH. 9 now PONTIAC LEMANS — Station auto good lranoport*l badrooms. 2-cai garaga. baaa- rodUrs. now brakes AM/FM motor, con M1-11O0 weekdays Rooms ftstudio s from $40 a wh at Hoimdel. 19 Ladwood Dr CMEVY B20 t(7( - Cruiee con Wagon. 1974 AC. AM/FM. or besl oner 496-9162 mant. commuwr but al door Molmdei NJ Call Larry Snod- • dock 747-1*7* 10 12. HOWE RENTALS. Bkr . 389-1234 S72.O0O LESHER ASSOC Ra troi tut wheel, powar locks, ok. PS/PB 1250 Can 291 -6063 VW 1*77 SCrRROCO - Mr, wii i SUBDIVIDE deo ?j?.»*?«finn nayt •«! MERCEDES IM* — nun*. t» PONTIAC LEMAMS 1S74 SPORT KtAftSbUHG •noi lIMKIt 2*15 AM/FM ceaeetra. now Urea, noof CHEvyMALIBu 1*79 - 4-dr. • AM/FM. aunroot. a mo ok) IMS. TO SUIT TENANT paint, now carpet, now ponaung. cyl PS/PB. AC. AM. high mile- as Is or tor parts Call bolwoon COUPE— 5JI40 m).. aulo.. so (MM ar Mot Rooms for rent ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - * 1 p.m. Call 787-6869 or 787-9851 HOLMDEL - I acre k« with now bod. cebmet/sink. 6 side win- age, perkway driven, rune wall. pvpb. Ok. Con*.. (14(6. •liar CM 2*1-51•Sil1 l WilaTviav. 1 »rc viaw. otNTC.W6.000 dows 62.900 mi, is 9*0 Days. Woo or bow oner 747-246* 741-27*2 747-3430 • LARGE ROOM - Nic Baylida 3 bedrooms ? 212-691-9640>.. eves * VW RABBIT 1*7* - Sack Ore*. l MIDDLETOWN REALTY VeTTE 1M.r,. YeUAw. 2, At: '*-dr. turn wnrj -THMUt) i-wita POHTtAC dONBIRO-1* »-—• 4 'it'atktnq 842-4271 07845-3756 dr . 4 speed, eic cond . asking auto., halchbeck. PS. Ml • pm BELMAR — %'1 block* Irom RUMSON LOT — 1 >4 acre. CHEVY LUV 1*74 — 1979 motor 11590 Co* 7479121 g Bl. sunrool. meg OCEAN GROVE - Large ciea ocaan. $10 640 incoma S7«.aO0 Country Club area, by ownor » trans now psml. mags a vroo. SOOIS. ok cond.. AM/FM 6-tr 15.000 ml.. *xc cond. ERA lincrotl Raallori 747-3939 PS/PB. rear window dotoggar asking VW SUPER BEETLE 1972 - rooms with meals convenient t 1112.000 Call20!;74t-9524. sunroof, visor roll bar vrllh Ughta. CHEVY MALIBU 1*7* — Wagon. (4t*S 22*6<61 CALL BY -OWNEH - 29 acrai «ilh tV» stereo UU0 Cell 94.000 mi . now urea. fUOO Call vacuum lock*. log'Kghls. arGrm • mospnare $460 a mo 966-4108 513-5M7 attar 5 p m 291-12*3 alter 4. 2*1-22*6 any- 4O.0O0 ml. 1 ol e kind. 2-ums RENAULT LoCAR DELUXE 1*7* 11000 barn in Oak Hill •••• ol MiddlO- 138 Mobile Homes blue, must see. 116.000 or 0 - Regular gaa. sunrool. 27.000 7*. ROOMS FOR RENT Apply lown in/ EXCC CCINU - w»bu 2 CHEVY t*77 CLUB PICK UP — offer. CoH anytime. 4*6-4943 ml . new tires tMOO M— 747-1100 Monmouth Hotel. 32 Broad Si. 671-6636 bd Adlltt pork evooksldvklde Good running cond. «Mh 71.000 CHEW CHEVETTE 1*7* — 2- MERCEDES 26OC 1*7* Call 2*t-*B*4 alter 7 p VW (CIROCCO 1*7* — 4-*pd Kay port. MJ bedoobedroom Aduldut po 30.000 mi by original o. AM/FM, sunrool. 63,00.000 ml. COLTS NECK - By ownor LuW EstateE s CaCn 7 736-955336-9555 mi asking (2(00 Can *72-04M . 4 spd AM/FM stereo. Ilka orJad acra bordaring Swim- .» cond.. 11900 Maida Call 22*. 1400 BITTENHOUSE LINCOLN ing Rivor ReMrvOir ComploM 1976 12«50 - 1 bedroom etc CHEVY 1*71 C 20 — V» 4 RX71971. 2-dr.. Auto. AM/FM, MERCURY Inc. days. 747-11M apeed. asking 12.900 G. MERCEDES 490 SEL 1976 ivacy. yai convaniant Io primo cond . Adult park. Brooksloa Es- eac con*. 11790- Coll 776-7*16 900 HWY 36 OCEAN TWP TO. 7411:— latee Call 73»-(9»8 cond, Cos 741-8744 61.000 rm.. toadod. gorogad 779-1900 mopping araal 8 commuung CHEVY CHEVETTE 1*7* — CaH 741-4467 VW bua 10M - Suwoof MlM. Quality built 4-badroom Ranch CHEVY LUV PICKUP 1*72 — 4 MAKE IT YOURSELF BRAND NEW — 1M4 14lM Sky- Auto., now enheual 6 bvokos. 1*7* - Ivor) RIVIERA 1M1 — Fuxy onjrjppori. Mrat. new dutch * nttt many tpacial foaluraa Idaal line Mobllo Homo 2 bedrooms spd with cap, start e>c. cond.. HS00 Cos 2*1-6) asking 1*390 CM 73*4(02 or lonmanl for childran Anting clutch now exhaust minmntt cond . autoauto.., •unrootsuof. furnished On corner lot. adulu ucka. AlpMo stereo. 46.000 ml 73*-4O71. Si 75.000 Call 747.2751 balwaan only, no pats Co" 71763*1 naads minor work CHEW CHEVETTE 1676 - k AlM 5 30 S 7 30. 2*4-27*6 Aulo.. air oondHtenlnn. blue' J (12.000 741 9524 SAN8ONE OLDS-CADILLAC VW SUPER SETTLE 1*73 - MOBILE HOME AOULT PARK - 124.000 rm . (MO PM IM 7122 while, runa Ok., look* good. MERCURY COUGAR 1979 Newman Springs Rd.. Rod Bank GLORIA NILSON 12.10. 2 bedroom, kitchen, din (1360. (70-644* orter 9 6 torjtava. ing aroa. control DATSUN PICKUP 1*74 — — tow nllsans one owm 74f0SIQ Raaltgr* SKYLARK 1099 — Bklo. 2 dr. H«ry 35. Snrawtbury »42-«OO» turnisned. no . CHEW CITATION 19*0 - 6 cyl . cond Call 222-901 WAGON COUNTRY SOUME 4*6-2***. alter 4 p mS "Si all weather redials now battery a groat economical cor. mual aoe. axe motor, needs body work. LTD1M0- r Sweater Beautiful HIGHLANDS* alienator Body In great i rutty loaded, asking 14250 Can (700. 7413316 . . 2J.O00 ml., Coll 942-1974 alter 1pm MERCEDES - 1971 220 C MINT MOVE-IN CONDITION 4954260 Maka an otter STRAUB SUCK-OPEL ooulpped. riloosUr , • • •• • nt a yoar old 4-badroom r> 94.000 ml '.900. 222-M71 DODGE BAM PICK UP 1M1 - Crievy — Monte Carlo. 1*74. 642-5373 NINE ACRES ol New 6 Used bam Colonial bi-loval ortara a Full power, many s>lraa. moke nuvily traod hilluda location, a very good cond P8/PB. ok. Can Hot n»pm offer 7*7-9032 KURY COUGAR XR7 1* Hwy 3* 2(4-4000 Koyport no time, too irjdarn aat-in kitchon a baouti- • AU/Ffisiereo. to.OOO mi TW— (400. High mlls«ga. runs woU f i: A ca&vc ful nauiral decor wHft pluan wall- 1S2 Boats and FORD PICKUP F100 1*6* - 3*0 wttaol.ihK. wtndows. Needs a paaeed InopeclrOn C SUBURBAN 1*73 quarter panel, o**0 or Boo) t fune j m\\ .1 to-wall carpeting Aoklng enfline, 3 speed, manual staor- 747-6177 slur »pm (1.900 65! -niiting 192.000 Take a look lodaylll Accessorial* Ing 6 brakes. AC. good w —- OBorl 172-OJM f Pane'" MtBCUKV MOMTIOO MX 1* 291-945* t-njeirRg tarn 12' DUCK BOAT truck. 1700 717-247(1 rii of i c MFM GROUP 1360 CHEW CAPRICE CLASSIC 1*7* — Van good cond . one owner THUNDERBWD IN* — 4-dr , ? 34 )6 .' cond M29 or INTERNATIONAL 1*73 — 4CHEVY MONZA 1*75- Aa Is or stereo, akr. P/B ( P/S, vinyl tool leal cond . 1495, RM Bonk, can . Seitoto' Cloaa to Navotink scnool a shopping center principals only DOSIolte. 747-6931 or 172-0621 wheel drive, auto.. AM/FM. very dean. (3110 747-0*0* 946-5*69. 6 k> 4 p.m. Young Used PB/PS/AC Mual SOU Ww deal $63500 Call altar 6 pm at16' FIBERGLASS RUNABOUT - MERCURY MONTEOO - 1*' TORINO 1973 - 391 Cleveland. 2911225 Wlndsluald. bench soots, good Call 2*4-6*2* CHEW CITATION 1961 — 4-dr.. Ml winder*. 1400 or besl otter AC. megs, dual aalMWat. new Care Laura Wheeler hull. 1200 firm Call 739 3640 HOLMOEL TOYOTA LANDCRUISER 1*74 4 cyl.. 4-si I manual. AM/FM. paint. 11M9 CM IM 0110 — Runs graal AM/FM cassette PS/PB. Ac. EDWARD W COLLINS 17' MANITY — Fiberglass. _, MERCEDES CLASSIC 2*08 TOWNE * COUNTRY For Sale Needlecrafl Ospt. 61 AGENCY console. 109 np Chrysler OB. body-less (400 or boot oltor *71-0(M. 2*1-34** Sfter 6 1*70 - Blue. 4 dr. PS. PW, PB Rl. 37. Toms River N J ABILITY.DEPENDABILITY depth finder radio. MrrHnl. CHEW KINGSWOOD WAGON auto AM/FM staroo. 244-S400 trailer, slgclftc winch, OKC cond.. TOYOTA 1*74 LAND CRUISER 1*72 — Runa. need* work (100. HOLMDEL - imposing Colonial 14 000 Con 739-1640 etorod. (4.000. Call TOYOTA CORONA — 1*72. ro- The Daily Register with spiral suurcaae Io toll — 4-wheel drive, null woo. Co* *42-4**0 gnat ( p m. (2.200. Cart 671-24*9 MOB 196* OT — Green, rebm bulll engine, needs some work. Heavily wooded HERRITAQE ALDEN RECREATIONAL ROW. CHRYSLER CORDOBA I960 - oxc. cond.. loo marry new oar boot Oftsri 172-1691 or 2*4-2733 Bo. Ml, Otrl Chtlsti SU. Nt« HOUSE REALTY 1MD 0>k. fit 10113 Print Hunt, •res* FrOO trials and lessOOS long bod. 27.000 m, now urea. ..SS •ddrnt. Zip. PtIKin lliimbii HOUSE FOR SALE — By ownor. U2-23M (7000 or best otter Musi asW B large rooms. 4 oedrotoms. din- ok! pe/po. pkMn Interior * MO Autos for Sal* MO Auto* (or Sal* worn ion a' m* \w ng room, kitchen. 1't both Roc (7O-2BS4. CM 741-0973 after 5 p m Si!!'!lCf«" CATALOG over oom 264-0277 BUT NOW - 22 suss Star Crslt. TRUCK CAP — (x*. wWi pan- Cuddy cabin wiin hood Coast oung. insulated, roll out side win- WAGON197* - 27.000 orlglnsl I'O Ce'ign- IOL' Iliroi'le crallj .EANSB'uRG" - By owner Nwe iliMUIWfls ,cno Jl 10 Guard equipped 233 HP dows (190. CO* 291-30*6 muse, must see cond.. tuNy •bedroom house with gas heal, MorCrulsor. IO •.ixc< cond Price loodod. aeklng ((000. 042-7470 «U CR«n MW«S J2 00 uck ull attic, large fenced yard, close . 17.500 Coal in 300 Autos for Sal* •II Books and ClWot-idd MX o schools, shopping a Iranspor- spring (10.900 Many Oklrass. CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1*77 - tKh lot posU|t ind Iwidlini ation S45.000 495-9591 BUICK REOAL LIMITED Only M.000 ml., a root cream 115 Mil t Clothn On findt Call (71-3630 EDITION 1M0 - * cyl.. AC.putt (WOO. Coll 7411296 (EANSBURO — 2 family home. PS/PB. stereo wire wheel*. 134 :: Quick Machina Quilti S44 9O0 Call M SCOW SAILBOAT — IS' with veUHir Ml. 2-lono polnl. 3*000 CMRrSLER 1*71 NEW VOtWEK l)2Q.,»0ti|inih 495-9016/717-2795 trailer. 6 accessories (750 Canrm mini cond . WOO. CO* oflor — Boroooham. new ken* aek- 111 fcl l Block Quilts (72-1(0* or 2*1-11*3 5pm weekdays. 17I-HU3 Mg »10o7 Can 741-44*2 slier • "' *-«m F«h«nnSiio 31-56 p.m. MUST SELL — 24 wooden boat. I0TH ANNtVErUARV TRANS \ii Quick 'it iKt Tramltn Ford inboard motor Alter 4:30. CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1*73 - > > AM 1*7* — 4001 . I speed Aulo.. lilt 1 I FIEROS !. Umlopt iick>slkQiiitii LITTLE SILVER 4*9-0*7* good cond CaH *7I • Mar* owner. BoostI cond.. MM. Con , TrliilH Cutty Flo.tr> . OPEN TO PUBLIC pm 11-4. Nov 12. 1963 ULRIGH 29 1*69 - Fly bridge 741-4374 43 Birch Ave 7* 31* dnryslor. sleeps 4. gauey, 1(72 BUICK LESABRE - dinena. CB. VHF. OF. must SON CIRCLE CHEVROLET Ranch Homo, largo living room, PS/PB. AM/FFM tape. |uel tuned. Sniaisobury Av». Shiawsbury ining room, large country now Asking $2000 or best offer M.000 mi. googod cond 1790 ttchen. 3 bedroom, or 2 536 9400 or 7*0-7626 eves 1 741 5333 sfter 6 p bedrooms a den. laundry room, CORDOBA 1975 - Burgundy lot 135(226 J77.0O0 By ownor. 1*74 PONTIAC FIREBIRD - 747-1451 £ ' 164 Recraational Auto, trans . **/*•. otr oarmiton' Vehicle* ing. AM/FM • track. (4.000 mi. ttrae. AM/FM • track.S1900firm LONG BRANCH - Reduced in good cond Boot ofter Days. 264-1*73 TRANS AMS Ihe 140 • near ocean, lovely 3 1972 JAYCO POP-UP CAMPER t4*-7(41. eves 569-795* Printed Pattern bedroom, r* balh homo. FuH - Sleep. *. 3 burner More. 12 DATSUN StO HATCHBACK 1*7* basement now gas heating and von convenor system, with axio A STAR IS BORN... -Sspd. AC. side a root window iPBiNI INTO »lilunt meu cooking, large grounds. '" owning a screen room, also ten ing in 1*0 carls jn easy top listen to otters Ing. 1 OAK RIOGE REALTY Chryeterftymoutn. 141 W Front out*, trans. PS/PB. PW. air Woikmg woman Sew clothn Adult Communities »l" Rod Blr^ 747-07*7 good oond Asking II.SBO R ASS AS that work lor you stye money 341-6060 TITO*** Sfler * loo Send loi NtW FULL VIINIIR OCEAN TWP. — Luxury 230 Coflstructlon DON'T SETTLE FOR PATTERN CAIKtOG fin Dlttetn Ranchea. 2-story. 45 bedrooma W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E coupon {}? 50 value) From 1149.900 Century B" GENERATOR — * h.p.. Bnggs a So dSy*: Cittlof SI SO Co 531 0906. 4*3-4477. .sak.nSt UL OUn BOOKS S2.M*Kk RUMSON BUICK ESTATE WAGON 1*73 — l»O«Kk'«' tin JUST LISTED -T'jsumoi •490 or boat otter CM after 6 Completely renovated from top 280 Auto Insuranc* pjn, mm* PONTIAC NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER llSftW rklHl to bottom this cuts dolt house 121 fiHe» Sliai-oth otters 3-badrooms. 2 bran* now ALL AUTOS BLOCK SKYHAWK HATCHBACK full balht. gas heel, tkytrghta 6 a 1*7* - P»/PB. AC. AM/FM Winner of Pontiac 5 Star Service Award Books ind CltllO(-«)d 50t MMr.. Auto Insursnce rocoo. Wuo. low II'«IS*S. 13.3*0 dream kitchen with a gaa range poy- each lor peltate ind nindlint dishwasher a a refrigerator, loo 29H down. 7 low monmtmty FIAT 12* 1*7* — 4 cyl.. Only 162.900 See It todeyfl rune great but needo oM*e tan otter over MBS. MFM GROUP C**eSMM1. *7«-O0*7 395 Bread St. 741-5180 IM Bmk REALTORS 747-1 747-4000