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VOL. 106 NO. 159 'aily Register YOUR HOMETOWWN NEWSPAPER . ~SINC^SINCE 1871878 ^—^ MONDAYMONDAY , JANUARJANUARYY Q9 ,19f 198l4 • 25 CENTS U.S. Marine killed in grenade attack of the seaside position, but govern- BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Gun- ment-run Beirut Radio later said an men fired two rocket-propelled Investigation showed the attackers grenades at a 12-man detail of U.S. fired from two cars speeding along Marines early yesterday, killing one the Cornlche, Beirut's seafront of the Americans. Lebanese soldiers boulevard. exchanged mortar fire in the moun- U.S. diplomats have had offices at tains near Beirut, and Druse and the British Embassy since the U.S. Christians fought through the day in mission was demolished by a car- southern Lebanon. bomb last April 18. A CH-46 Sea Knight helicopter Brooks said the body of the unloaded the Marine work detail and Marine, whose name was withheld lifted off just before two rocket- pending notification of his family, propelled grenades exploded on thewould be flown back to the United landing pad in an area known as States as soon as possible. Military Beach, close to the British No group immediately claimed Embassy. Volleys of small-arms responsibility for the attack. fire followed. Marines and Lebanese army On the mountain ridge above the soldiers at a nearby post shot back Marines' compound at Beirut air- port, anti-government militiamen >M0c4e»*d Tiee* pftota and the chopper opened up with machine-gun fire and veered off and Lebanese army soldiers ex- FOLLOWING EARHART — Grace McGuire of Rumson, changed rocket and mortar fire stands In front of her vintage airplane at Marlboro Airport. sharply, speeding away low over the Mediterranean, witnesses and yesterday afternoon. — the disappearance of Amelia Earhart in 1937. McGuire, this "One Marin| e was killed in action changes of fire between Druse and summer, plans to fly the same route Earhart took when her plane ... from the RPG" (rocket-propelled disappeared. right-wing Christian militiamen grenade), a Marine spokesman, continued all day In the Kharroub GET BACK — A U.S. Marine gestures for Lebanese citizens to get Maj. Larry Palmer, said at the mountain region, which overlooks back yesterday as Marines in background load the body of a scene. Israel's defense line along the Awali comrade killed by a rocket-propelled grenade into a helicopter near The Marine was the 258th Ameri- River, 22 miles south of Beirut. Rumson woman can member of the multinational the U.S. Embassy. The Marine was killed when unknown gunmen force to be killed in Lebanon since In Tyre, Lebanon's southernmost fired at the helicopter as it was taking off. , the Marines arrived In September port, two civilian Israeli truck 1982 to help enforce a cease-fire drivers were slightly wounded when materials for construction to the eliminate differences that have during the Israeli Invasion. attackers fired on their dump Israeli army in the occupied area. delayed announcement of a Saudi- preparing for The chief Marine spokesman, trucks, the Israeli military com- Syrian, Lebanese and Saudi mediated security plan to separate Maj. Dennis Brooks, said the firing mand in Tel Aviv said. The com- Arabian foreign ministers met in the Lebanon's warring factions and Project Destiny came from buildings on * hill east mand said the trucks were carrying Saudi capital, Riyadh, to try to establish a durable cease-fire. MARLBORO (AP) - Grace I'd never fly again because the McGuire wants to reopen an old instructor spun the aircraft," Latin American peace plan unveiled cue from the annals of aviation, Ms. McGuire said. "I came back the disappearance of Amelia within a week." PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) - The agreement also calls for a into effect 21 objectives agreed to by Foreign ministers of the nine Earhart on her 1M7 round-the- She grew curious about the Nine Latin American foreign minis- census of foreign military advisers the Central American nations last countries opened their fifth meeting world flight. Earhart flight when her flying ters agreed last night to a watered- in each country, with the goal of fall. The 21 objectives formed the in the past 12 months on Saturday, friends started calling her To solve the mystery, she down peace plan tor Central Ameri- eventually eliminating the advisers basic document that the four-nation around an oval, wood table on the Amelia, joking about her slight 15th floor of the National Bank of to retrace and complete ca after a year of meetings trying to and other foreign soldiers taking Contadora group worked with since resemblance to the ill-fated flier See Latin, page A7 C Earhart's projected route solve conflicts in the regions. part In military and security ac- that time. "I thought the trip would be a this summer in a renovated The final document contains tivities In the region. nice tribute to Amelia," she said. Lockheed Electra 10E, the same many of the points proposed last It also calls for the elimination of "I feel we owe her something. model plane the famed aviator month by the Contadora nations of groups trying to destabilize Central She deserved better luck." was flying when she vanished. Colombia, Panama, Mexico and American governments, an ap- On July 1, l»S7, the plane Meat cutters set Calling her flight "Project Venezuela but several key proposals parent reference to guerrilla move- carrying Miss Earhart and her Destiny," Ms. McGuire said she — such as a moratorium on new ments operating in most of the navigator, Fred Noonan, disap- believes it will show the disap- arms acquisitions in the area after countries. peared in the Pacific between pearance was not related to a Feb. 2ft, 1984 - do not appear in the The plan provides for three com- spying mission, as some have Lae, New Guinea, and Howland missions to verify fulfillment of the to strike markets final statement. theorized, but rather that the Island, a narrow stretch of coral The foreign ministers shook hands agreement, with each Central plane simply ran out of gas. barely two miles long. BY USA R. KRUSE the disgruntled staff — replace- and embraced each other after the American country providing up to Ms. McGuire, 38 and a native Ms. McGuire sees the 18-hour ments they expect the employees final document was read to re- two members on each commission. A threatened strike by meat themselves to train. of Paisley, Scotland, had never leg to Howland Island as the The commissions are to be installed porters by Panamanian presidential cutters and delicatessen workers on The strike, which would affect the heard of Amelia Earhart until trickiest phase of the trip. Her by Jan. SI. spokesman Jose Hernandez in the Sunday could cripple area super- Pathmark, Foodtown, Shop Rite and she took up flying in the United plane will carry enough fuel to The Central American nations room where the talks were held. markets, members of the local Grand Union supermarket chains, States 15 years ago. She had fly XI hours, and even with also agreed to write or revise The agreement calls for an inven- Meatcutters Union said yesterday, could take place at 10:30 a.m. originally planned to become a perfect weather conditions it will electoral laws to guarantee popular tory of arms, military Installations and it could be joined by the Sunday. A union meeting will be professional bagpiper but be- be difficult to locate the tiny participation in free elections. They and soldiers by each Central Ameri- cashiers three days later. held tomorrow night at the Uttle came interested in flying when island, she said. also agreed to start programs of can country with the goal of reduc- And, according to union mem- Falls headquarters of the she settled in Rumson. "If I can't find Howland, I'll national conciliation and to ing each country's military pres- bers, (oodstore executives are ap- Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union "After my first lesson I said See Runsoa, page A7 strengthen refugee programs. ence and establishing "a reasonable parentaly worried enough to begin Local 464 that boasts some 6,200 balance of power in the area." The overall plan is designed to put hiring temporary replacements for See Meat, page A7 Kean wants extra funds for high-tech education TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Thomas ommend the Legislature take action some time and is expected to be a H. Kean will recommend additional limiting car insurance lawsuits to major part of the speech," said funding for a major high technology serious Injuries, said the aide, Carl Golden, who characterized the ad- education program In the state's Golden. dress as "upbeat" and "optimistic." colleges and universities during his Golden would not say who much The high technology program annual "State of the State" address funding Keen would recommend for would upgrade existing facilities at before the Legislature, an aide said the high technology education pro- state and county colleges to enable yesterday. gram, but a published report said extensive training in computers and related subjects, The Star-Ledger of In the speech scheduled for the program would receive money Newark reported yesterday. tomorrow, the governor is also from an $80 million bond issue. expected to discuss s new program "It's something the governor has "This is a major program. It for urban education and to rec- been very much interested in for Includes both money and programs. Higher education has not gotten a boost for some time," the news- paper quoted an unidentified state p-Monday— official as saying. Kean's speech is also expected to Index include a recommendation for a medical fee schedule for treatment of- injuries to hold down auto Advice B7 People A<; insurance costs and premiums, the Arts A8 Obituaries A7 report said. Classified B8 Opinion A6 State auto Insurance policies offer Comics B5 Sports B2 See Keaa. page A7 .... B6 Television A8 A her the party

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WASHINGTON (AP) - Over toe past generation, a The Times quoted the panel members as saying they Fonda studio stream of fact-finding commission"., task forces and agreed to tie further U.S. military aid to El Salvador special emissaries have gone to Latin America on to periodic legislative review of progress on elections, behalf of a succession of presidents puzzled about what land redistribution, a better justice system, human forced to close American policy toward the region should be. rights and the halting of right-wing death squads. This Wednesday, a new chapter will be added to the Deputy Secretary of State Kenneth Dam said on SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - All that thumping and ritual when, after five months of labors and two trips NBC's "Meet the Press" yesterday that the Reagan jumping at Jane Fonda's Workout exercise studio south, the National Bipartisan Commission on Central administration continues to oppose "a kind of report has brought complaints from neighbors, so the America, headed by former Secretary of State Henry card" on human rights progress in El Salvador. operation will close at the end of January, the actress A. Kissinger, presents its report to President Reagan. Newsweek reports in its Jan. 16 edition that Kissinger says. After bearing from more than 300 experts and visiting will file an exception to the human rights certification Occupants of floors beneath the eighth-story studio eight countries, Kissinger and his 11 commission provision. 'on Union Square griped about the noise, so the colleagues are now ready to submit their findings. Dam said there had been a "difference of view" Workout eliminated its aerobics sessions. And with The commission will recommend $8 billion in U.S. within the commission on certification and added, "the the aerobics went many of the studio's instructors economic aid to the region over the next six years, The idea of the public report card doesn't go down well with 'and patrons. Washington Post quoted commission officials as saying countries that consider themselves sovereign." Ms. Fonda, 46. said in a prepared statement that in yesterday's editions. Previous missions have varied in size and scope but she regretted the closing, adding, "but I know it is The New York Times, in today's editions, quoted their mandates have been fundamentally similar: to the right decision." She has two other studios, in three unidentified commission members as saying that make recommendations that will produce stability, Southern California. the panel will recommend continued aid to Insurgents peace, prosperity and pro-Western democracy in an Christine Lusk, director of operations at the Paul Newman Jane Fonda seeking to overthrow the Nicaraguan government. The area where violent revolution seems an attractive studio, said the company has tried for a year to fix report sees aid to Nicaraguan rebels as an Important alternative to the millions who have no stake in the vibration problem. "We finally felt that if we way to promote negotiations for a regional settlement preserving the existing system. couldn't offer the full program ... it would be better poll was Princess Diana. In Central America, rather than a way of trying to not to continue at this time." The 22-year-old princess was chosen by men and overthrow the Sandinista government, the Times report The issue is whether those lofty objectives are beyond women as the ideal woman and the most charming said. the reach of the United States personality. Diana finished second to singer Olivia Itriisli women like Newman Newton-John in the beauty category. LONDON (AP) - Actor Paul Newman topped Prince Andrew as the man British women would Israel losing Lebanon backing most like to cozy up to, while actress Bo Derek is Sinatra receives magazine award the fantasy favorite among British men, a polling NEW YORK (AP) — Entertainer Frank Sinatra SIDON, Lebanon (AP) - slowly, one every 10 were importing their goods ailment and on his return organization says has been named the recipient of a magazine's annual Ali Ghadar welcomed Is- minutes or so. from Cyprus instead of by waited more than 30 Most women prefer men over 40, said the poll by award for "outstanding contributions to the quality rael's invasion of Lebanon There were women bal- truck from Beirut. "I'm minutes at the checkpoint Public Opinion Surveys Ltd. for the Sunday Mirror. of American musical life." in June 1982. He took ancing unwieldy bundles on not bringing in anything. before being allowed to Newman. 58 years old and married for 26 years "When a public figure grows as big as Sinatra, we advantage of the unofficial their heads, children As you can see, there is no continue home. to actress Joanne Woodward, led the 20-year-old often forget that he has feelings," Stereo Review peace to visit the Jewish pushing wheelbarrows of business," Ghadar said, "People are suffering prince as well as rock star Sting, 31. and actor John editor William Livingstone wrote in an editorial state and met socially with personal belongings and waving at his empty shop. more than they did before" Travolta, 29. in the popularity stakes among women announcing Sinatra had received the Mabel Mercer Israeli army officers. men struggling to open In some south Lebanon when Yasser Arafat's in the poll of 1.010 men and women. Award. "I hope it will -please him that music Now, however, the 52-bulging suitcases for in- shops, the bottled drinking Palestine Liberation Or- Overall, the women rated Newman first in five journalists have chosen to thank him in this way for year-old Shiite Moslem spection by Israeli soldiers water was Cypriot, not ganization held sway in categories: ideal man, the man they would most like decades of explaining our lives to us through the merchant says Israel has or militiamen of Maj. Saad Lebanese. south Lebanon, said to have an affair with, the most handsome, most American popular song." lost the confidence of local Haddad's Christian forces. South of Sidon at the Ghadar, who stresses that attractive and sexy, and most exciting to be with. Sinatra became the 10th recipient of the award residents and he predicts One elderly man with a Litani Rriver bridge, more he and other south Lebanon But British pop singer Cliff Richard, 43, was rated from the magazine. more Lebanese will take cast on his foot crossed the than 100 cars and trucks residents would fight the the man with whom women would most like to share The award was first presented to Miss Mercer, a up arms against Israeli 600-yard stretch on lined up waiting to clear a PLO if it tried to return. their, lives, followed by 53-year-old film actor Clint British-born cabaret singer, in 1975 and renamed for troops unless changes are crutches. • second security checkpoint "If the Israelis want to made quickly. Eastwood. her this year. Other winners of the honor include "Sure people get angry. on the coastal road. stay in Lebanon, they will Men rated Miss Derek, 26. the "most attractive opera singer Beverly Sills, composer Aaron Copland "The Israelis are killing They wait a couple of hours One middle-aged man have to pay the price in and sexy woman." but the outstanding woman in the and clarinettist Benny Goodman the life of the city. People and they lose patience. So interviewed while an Is- casualties, " said Ghadar, here can't take any more," do I if I have to wait to raeli soldier inspected the rubbing his finger and Ghadar said yesterday in have my bags checked at trunk of his ear said he had thumb together In an Arab his second-floor shop filled an airport in Europe," said gone to Sidon to see hisgesture meaning the price with lamps and rolls of an Israeli officer who de- doctor about a stomach would be high. wallpaper. THE WORLD clined use of his name. Outside, Israeli armored "Soon we hope to have a vehicles rumbled down shuttle service of taxis to JERSEY DISCOUNT Riyadh Solh Street, the take people across, and our Defense Minister Magnus Malan made the an- main artery in the Mediter- Fear Vietnamese attacks nouncement but also said in a prepared statement that new facility will be able to OIL CO. ranean port city of 150,000. check eight cars or trucks RITSISEN CAMP, Cambodia (AP) - Families are in cMiurmt M pricikitMatvti consequences" whenever it was considered necessary. Clill lllllt., Utv U11H.W MIM| building bunkers and guerrillas are fortifying a barrier days, few shoppers were referring to a new crossing around this sprawling camp to guard aganst a feared Malan said the operation chased 1,000 guerrillas of the seen and there were no South-West Africa People's Organization - SWAPO - station under construction Vietnamese attack on resistance strongholds along the . cars along the curb where along the seacoast nearby. Thai-Cambodian border. out of southern Angola and more than 300 guerrillas and triple-parking was once | 990 „. | Angolan soldiers were slain. The minister said 21 South normal. A young militiaman esti- "I have planned for a civilian evacuation if the mated 5,000 people and 300 Vietnamese forces attack," camp chief Thou Tson said African soldiers were killed in the invasion that struck as far north as Lubango, 160 miles inside Angola. The Israeli army, fear- to 400 vehicles crossed the Gtrttyted M#>t»red D«lly«rl«t 150 Oat. Mln. yesterday. "My troops still need weapons to fight ing car bomb attacks along bridge daily between 7 against Vietnamese aggressors." He made no mention of Cuban deaths, but Gen. its main supply route, has Constand Viljoen, the Defense Force chief, said a.m. and 5 p.m. The inde- What Thou Tson and others fear Is a repeat of last forbidden parking on thependent Tel Aviv-based SWSSW™ 493-8777 year's dry-season drive by Hanoi's forces against Saturday that an unspecified number of Cubans were street. On Saturday at among 324 guerrillas and Angolan and Cuban soldiers Jafee Center for Strategic several, resistance encampments. Tens of thousands of least two unattended cars Studies estimates 6,000 ve- civilians fled into Thailand in the wake of the attacks killed in a three-day battle last week near the village were shot up by Israeli Now you can do your of Cuvelai. hicles and 15,000 to 20,000 and a number were killed by artillery barrages and land soldiers in armored ve- people cross the Awali mines. hicles, residents said. daily in normal times. * brokerage business 8 injured in disco arson "Why drive tanks and Ghadar said he used to with your neighborhood banker Syria against truck bombs trucks down the main travel to Beirut on business MUNICH, West Germany — Two men set fire to an street? There are other several times a week ...at the Central Jersey Bank NEW YORK (AP) - The Syrian government had underground discotheque and escaped before the flames roads and this is killing the before the Israelis began to planned to condemn the Beirut bombing that killed 241 gutted the building and injured eight people. Police said life of our city. I ask you, clamp down on the cross- office nearest you. U.S. servicemen, but abandoned the plan when Defense yesterday they are hunting for two Italians suspected would they like it if some- ings after a Nov. 4 truck Secretary Caspar Weinberger charged Syria with being in the arson attack. • body drove tanks down Ben bomb attack near Tyre involved in the attack, according to a televised report. Two unidentified men entered the Liverpool Dis- Yehuda Street (in Tel which claimed 29 Israeli CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Syrian Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Farouk cotheque at 11:30 p.m. Saturday, threw flammable fluid Aviv)?" said Ghadar. lives. Al-Shara said in an interview broadcast Sunday on CBS' in the entry stairwell and escaped after igniting the fire, There has been a recent Now he said merchants 11 COMVEMCN1WFC€S • MOOLESEX • MONMOUtH • OCEAN • UWOH "60 Minutes" program that Syrian officials quashed the a police spokesman said. upsurge of anti-Israeli condemnation because they didn't want to bow to U.S. Two Italians took a room in the hotel above the club guerrilla attacks, en- pressure. on the day of the fire and disappeared after the blaze couraged by local Moslem ''And so we stopped doing, issuing any statement broke out, prompting suspicions they could have been clergymen. Israel has re- because we don't want to give the impression that we're involved, police said. sponded by steadily being intimidated by the (U.S.) administration," Al- • Seventy firemen fought for an hour to extinguish the tightening its control of Shara said. blaze, which gutted the disco and damaged a four-story roads and bridges that link The foreign minister denied any Syrian involvement hotel above it on Schillerstrasse, several blocks from southern Lebanon with or prior knowledge of the suicide truck bombing at the Munich's main railway station in an area of cheap Beirut, 25 miles to the Beirut airport Oct. 23. He said the Syrian government hotels, bars and porno shops. north. feels dismay, regret and sympathy for those killed and Kohl estimated damage to the building at $400,000. At the Awali River, HOURS TUES-SAT 10-5 RED BANK ONLY injured in the attack. people streamed across the But' he said more deaths are certain as long as Sicilian Mafia still strong . bridge on foot past tanks American troops stay in Lebanon. and barbed wire in both "More Marines will be killed, unfortunately, and ROME — A new round of grisly, gangland-style directions. Cars, taxis and they'll get maybe more involved," Al-Shara said. "It slayings is again showing that despite harsh blows to trucks loaded with will not lead to peace." some underworld rings and curbs on political terrorism, merchandise crossed more Ladies Wear Italy seems powerless to wipe out the Sicilian Mafia. "The state has no control over the Sicilian territory," South Africa out of Angola Prof. Pino Arlacchi, a respected specialist in analyzing Israel says the Mafia, said in a telephone interview with The JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - South Africa said Associated Press. C EARANCE yesterday it is withdrawing its troops from Angola and it will stay "Some progress has been made in the battle against claimed the 34-day operation had smashed plans by JERUSALEM (AP) - the Mafia, but the situation really calls for stronger black nationalist guerrillas to launch an offensive in Israel remains adamant judicial action to control the financial moves of toe South-West Africa. that Syrian forces gangsters," Arlacchi said. Sports Wear withdraw from Lebanon simultaneously with Israeli troops, and will not pull out its soldiers unilaterally, a THE WEATHER government spokesman SLACKS •SKIRTS said yesterday. Cabinet Secretary Dan Jersey shore The Forecast Foe 7 p.m. EST Meridor said the govern- Monday. January 9 ment had not changed its Mostly sunny today. Highs 30 to 35. Winds west to •High Ti May 17 withdrawal agree- •BLOUSES northwesterly at around 10 mph becoming variable at 10 ment with Lebanon calling mph or less late in the day. Becoming cloudy tonight with for the evacuation of all a chance of rain or snow developing. Lows around 30. Rain foreign forces. or snow Tomorrow. Highs near 40. Chance of precipitation "We insist on this pol- 10 percent today, increasing to 50 percent late tonight. icy: The Syrians, PLO and Israel should leave Leba- $|5oo Marine forecast non. We spoke of a simul- VALUE TO Watch Hill, R.I. to Manasquan, N.J. taneous withdrawal of Is- $88.00 Fair today. Winds variable at 10 knots or less. Increasing rael and Syria together. cloudiness tonight with a chance of rain or snow. Winds This is our policy," Mer- BY: east to southeasterly at 10 to 20 knots. Visibility over 5 idor told reporters after JAMES KENROB miles through today, lowering to 1 to 3 miles in rain snow Prime Minister Yitzhak and fog tonight. Average seas 1 to 3 feet today. Fronl»:CoW< Warm Occluded i Stationary •• Shamir's cabinet reviewed FENN WRIGHT & MANSON the Lebanon situation. 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Pump prices fall, home fuel up Drink involved in most f atals Texaco confirms takeover

*••• over most of the CHICAGO - As many as nine out of 10 fatal traffic d b accidents may involve drivers who have been drinking of Getty Oil for $10 billion alcohol, fwmnng^to a pathologists' organization that mniifd figures from three fFMMllffli cuunlMn. hM 11 'NEW YORK (AP) - Texaco toe -The judge gave attorney John or 11.16 billion terms of a « J"""* "»• range ofl.S "Medical examiners have said for years that the rate a gallon ilnce earlfddy Decembei r while confirmed an agreement yesterday Walker the right to approve the deal announced F&Ty of alcohol involvement in motor vehicle accidenU U far to buy Getty Oil Co. for nearly $10 Getty-Texaco merger on behalf of In his sUtement yesterday, higher than has been supposed," said Dr. Robert R. billion and said a court injunction Ms. Getty by Monday. Texaco McKinley said Texaco would gain »sr Stivers, medical examiner in Fulton County, Ga. weather coma along that obvtouily delaying the deal had been lifted. indicated in iU announcement yes- control of the remaining 38 million "We're coming up with documented figures of 91 Getty shares held by the public by percent. That scares people." Getty had announced Friday that terday that such approval was her* prlcei. But when that nine freeze cames iU board of directors had accepted given, meaning the injunction was launching a tender offer Monday. A federal agency still maintains, however, that £ venturMk ee forth uU lew tbMtfrequently de ,nd thi e price of gai a merger with Texaco, but neither no longer in effect. McKinley said Texaco will offer JSf •I5L L? *° ™ «9 motorists drunken driving is Involved in only 50 percent of all fatal company disclosed any details of the John K. McKinley, chairman and to buy 27 7 million of those publicly 1 dnrtn accidenU. HS-SU* to* ** « U*coM «>»Phave aertouily arrangement. chief executive of Texaco, said his held shares for $125 apiece. The *£** «"* ««f«<7 wppUei u car batteries and Stivers was among three medical examiners who Texaco is the nations third- company reached agreement early remaining 10.3 million share* will chains at dealer* that offer such items. provided figures to the Skokie-baied College of largest oil company with annual yesterday with Gordon Getty to buy either be bought as part of the American Pathologists suggesting alcohol is involved in fMoUne feUf U 1 u revenues of S46.8 billion, while Getty the 31.8 million Getty shares he tender offer or in a separate u. ^Ti'^! V™* «"*» MUomhde up to JO percent of fatal motor vehicle accidenU. ranks No. 14 with yearly revenues of controls transaction. In any case, all the in the lut two weeks, compared to a gradual decline publicly held shares will cost Tex- that hovered around a half-cent over the past several 111.9 billion Together, they still Texaco did not disclose the price Woman for Federal Reserve would be slightly smaller than Mobil Gordon Getty accepted, but it was aco $125 apiece, or a total of $4.75 months, he said. Lundberg, who publishes the weekly billion Lundberg Letter tracking oil induitry trend* based hit Corp., the second-biggest oil com- understood he would receive the statistic on his bi-weekly natlowide survey that was WASHINGTON - President Reagan, eager to repair pany behind industry leader Exxon same 1125 a share that Texaco Thus, if the proposed takeover is conducted Friday among 17,500 gasoline dealers. image problems among women, will have a chance in Corp. agreed to pay for other Getty completed, Texaco will pay $S.M the next few weeks to appoint only the second woman shares. billion for the 79.1 million Getty in the 70-year history of the Federal Reserve Board. A binding agreement between the That would mean the Sarah C. shares currently outstanding Hide cocaine in kids' books And he's almost sure to do just that, according to oil companies had been blocked Getty Trust, for which Gordon Getty Texaco added that it had been administration officials, private economists and others. Friday by Superior Judge Richard is the sole trustee and which holds granted an option to buy 9 million CHICAGO - Seventeen people have been arrested in Nancy Hays Teeters, appointed by then-President P. Byrne in Los Angeles. He 40.2 percent of Getty's stock, would Getty shares not yet issued. That a multi-million dollar cocaine ring that used children's Carter as the Federal Reserve's first female governor required Getty to give an attorney receive $3.98 billion. option is common in such buyouts book! to smuggle the drug into the United States from in 1978, is scheduled to finish her term Jan. 31. Since for Claire Eugenia Getty, a grand- and is considered a safeguard for South America. The packages containing hidden drugs she la considered the board's moat liberal member, daughter of J. Paul Getty, details of Texaco agreed to buy the 9 3 Texaco against the deal falling were delivered Friday by federal postal inspectors there is virtually no chance Reagan will reappoint her, Texaco's proposal before going for- million Getty shares held by the J. through and leaving it empty hand- dressed as mail carriers and accompanied by local as he did Fed Chairman Paul Volcker last summer. ward with a merger agreement. Paul Getty Museum for $125 apiece. ed police officers and federal agents, said a Chicago police Two women often mentioned as po&jible replace- official. menu for Teeters are: According to police, customs agents in Miami -Karen Horn, president of the Federal Reserve Bank detected the drug in several shipments of children's in Cleveland and a former treasurer of Bell of books from Bogota, Colombia. The narcotics had been Pennsylvania. Cop is killed, 2 wounded sewn into the lining behind the books' coven, police —Marina von Neumann Whitman, chief economist for said. General Motors Corp. and a former economic adviser The books used in the scam included Spanish- in the Nixon administration. language versions of "Little Red Riding Hood," "Pinocehio" and other children's classics. Customs in battle with parolees officials notified federal authorities, who In turn Hunger task force to meet contacted officials In Chicago and Cook County. ELMIRA, NY. (AP) - Two prison parolees who The incident began Saturday evening when the two As soon as a recipient signed for the package, be or WASHINGTON - President Reagan's task force on had hijacked a taxicab and holed up in a downtown men abducted the driver in Binghamton and drove the she was arrested, police said. More than 20 pounds of hunger - accused by critics of preparing to whitewash housing project during a 14-hour standoff were found taxi to a park outside Elmira. said Chemung County cocaine was seized In 15 different locations during the administration policies - faces what one member calls shot to death last night after heavy gunbattle that left District Attorney James Hayden. Friday arrests, according to authorities. Those arrested "very heavy discussion and debate" on the election-year one policeman dead and two others wounded, The two tied the cab driver to a tree in the park, Included nine men and eight women who were charged issue. authorities say. Hayden said. The driver later freed himself and with possession of cocaine. The lS-member Task Force on Food Assistance was A robot brought to the scene almost 24 hours after alerted police. meeting today to fashion a final report to the president, the incident began confirmed the two gunmen were The cab was recovered at the Jones Court housing Squeeze on orange juice prices who has been criticized by Democrats and social-action dead. Their bodies were found in an apartment project, Hayden said. An inquiry led officials to groups for saying he was puzzled by reports of hunger bathroom just after 6 p.m. following an exchange of believe the two men were armed and were wanted on ORLANDO, Fla. - The holiday deep freeze that iced in the nation. gunfire and teargas. a parole violation warrant. oranges; on the trees has already sent orange juice "I feel that it's going to need very heavy discussion New York City Deputy Chief John Lowe said last Shortly after 5 a.m. police decided to enter the prices rising, and a Florida citrus expert says record- and debate," John Driggs, a former mayor of Phoenix night it appeared the two men had killed themselves. building, and the three officers were shot as they high prices are possible. and head of a national food bank-network called Second Asked earlier whether police fire had felled the two walked into the apartment building. "There's no doubt orange juice prices will be going Harvest, said of a draft report prepared by the sUff of gunmen, Deputy Police Chief John Lido said, "At this City police, state police and Chemung County op," said Mickey Clerc, advertising director for Winn- the task force. "I don't see it as something that's ready time we feel we got them." sheriff's deputies surrounded the area yesterday Dixie Inc., the nation's fifth-largest supermarket chain. for approval." The remote-controlled robot was flown from New afternoon, Hayden said, and the building where the Last week, Florida processors who sell such regional The report contained a proposal to put all federal York City to Elmira, where it entered the three-story shooting took place was evacuated. labels as Donald Duck and Whole Sun raised their prices nutrition programs — including food stamps — into brick building about 5 p.m. and took pictures The two men were thought to have holed up in the from M 15 to $4.25 per dozen 6-ounce cans of frozen optional block grants to the states, according to a confirming that the two men were dead, said police apartment of a female acquaintance of one of the men, concentrated orange juke, a jump of 1.6 cents per can. knowledgeable source. Chief Thomas J. Donnells Hayden said. . ._ . . ogv. JUIUI v OAltiCj. .-. •- week between Christinas and New Year's Day. Prices the current system, or accepting a block" grant bomb blanket for protection "and the slipped the robot Hayden said. had been between 13 95 and M 25 for the last few containing food stamps, school lunch and breakfast in," said New York City Police Sgt. Ed Burns. Patrolman Daniel P. Collins Jr. was listed in good months. programs and the special feeding program for poor Donnells said there were reports that the men had condition at St. Joseph's Hospital in Elmira with a leg One industry expert acknowledged that the wholesale women, infants and children. sawed-off shotguns, a police scanner and bulletproof injury, said hospital spokesman Stan Douglas. price of a dozen 6-ounce cans of concentrate could go That would represent a major change in the giant food vests. Investigator Joseph C. Marrone was in fair condition as high as UK "That doesn't sound out of the realm sUmp program, which generally acts as a leveler to The identities of the dead were not immediately at Araot Ogden Memorial Hospital, also in Elmira, of possibility," said Dan Gunter, an economist with the minimize variations in welfare payments among the available. said a hospital spokeswoman who wouldn't give her Florida Department of Citrus. slates The police casualties came earlier yesterday when name. officers entered the apartment in a low-income housing project to investigate the abduction of a taxi driver. Studies find teen-agers Lavelle sentencing today WASHINGTON - Rita Lavelle could face a prison term following her sentencing for trying to obstruct a congressional investigation and lying about her handling are shunning marijuana of the government's $1.6 billion hazardous waste IT'S TIME FOR cleanup program. NEW YORK (AP) - After peak- marijuana daily," said Carol Madness" and the "tune in, turn on" The former Environmental Protection Agency of- ing in the late 1970s, marijuana use Sussman, a press officer at the message of drug guru Timothy ficial — who maintained her innocence throughout - continues to decline among Ameri- National Institute on Drug Abuse. Leary in the 1980s. He said another was appearing today before a federal judge. She faced can teen-agers, who experience less "That's a lot." factor is that young people re- a maximum sentence of a $19,000 fine and 20 years in peer pressure to "turn on" and are About the same number — 1 in 16 cognize marijuana "burnout." prison. wary of how pot will affect their — report that they drink every day, "If a kid took a puff and didn't Of the more than 20 EPA officials who left under a health, government and private she said. turn Into a raving rapist, he thought cloud of accusations last winter, Ms. Lavelle is the only studies say. The percentage of high school maybe Timothy Leary was right," one indicted and the first appointee of Reagan's "We're finding surprisingly little seniors who say they have tried Bachman said. "Today, there isn't a administration to be found guilty of a crime. NOTICE. drug use among teen-agers in the marijuana — 6 of 10 — has remained high school kid around who hasn't 233 Long Branch 14-18 age range'. They haven't done the same in recent years, but those been able to see plenty of people • BERGEN MALL who say they had smoked pot in the around who are suffering the effects •ID NOTICE drugs and don't want to do drugs," Notlca la nafaby givan mat • WILLOWBROOK said Amy MacDonald, an editor at last month declined from 37 percent of drug use." aaalad blda will ba rac*vad at tha offlca of tha City of Long MR. AUTO TeenAge magazine in Lowell, Mass. in 1978 to 29 percent in 1982. Those He said that today's teen-agers Branch Board ol Education, a • WOODBREDGE who said they had used marijuana in know that if they smoke marijuana Waal End Court. Long Branch. Ms. MacDonald, whose magazine Maw Jaraay, no latar than Tuaa- • SEAVIEW SQUARE hi doing a survey on teen-agers' the previous year dipped from 50 "they're not going to kill anyone or day. January 24. 1*4 at 200 percent in 1978 to4 4 percent in 1982. become a crazy rapist. But if they P.M. on tha following: INSURANCE attitudes toward drugs, said, "The Library Suppllat will open at most common comment is that they The trend toward less marijuana smoke enough of it, they're going to Physical Education Suppliaa don't want to ruin their bodies." use among teen-agers Is expected to lose interest in school and other Sclartca Suppllaa 25* 3:00 P.M. on Mlmao t Duplicating Papar Heather Hanson, IS, a junior at continue when the National Institute activities, and their whole social Art Suppllaa . Tu«., )an. 10th growth cycle is going to be slowed Oantral Suppllaa Wheeling Park High School in on Drug Abuse releases the results Offlca Suppllaa DOWN of iU 1963 survey of high schjool down." AVA Suppllaa K Eoulpmant & Wed Ian. 11th Wheeling, W.Va, said there is Haaltn Suppllaa plenty of marijuana available in her seniors next month. The surveys and studies offer no Induatrla! Ana Suppllaa Jerald Bachman, one of the consensus on whether teenagers are Homa Economlca Suppllaa school. "I could get it free," she (Food 4 Clothing) 7 •aid. "I have so many good friends University of Michigan researchers turning to other drugs, Including 8paclncatlona may ba ob- We will be cloted alcohol, instead of marijuana. talnad by applying at tha oHica ot who have surplus." conducting the survey for the gov- tha Board Sacralary of tha Board until 3:00 P.M. ernment, said the decline in mari- "Are we now a generation of of Education, g Waal End Court. But Heather said she has never Long Branch. Naw Jaraay 07740 10W MONTHLY even tried marijuana. juana use parallels an increase in parents smoking pot and kids drink- Blda muat ba aubmlttad In for inventory ing?" asked Perry Izenzon, director aaaMd anvalopaa and dialinctly A new Gallup Youth Survey of 542 health concerns associated with markad with tha nama of tha respondents ages 13 to 18 said 19 smoking pot. Thirty-five percent of of Potsmokers Anonymous in New biddar. catagory bid on. and tha PAYMENTS data tha bid la dua. percent reported smoking mari- the respondents said smoking mari- York. "I don't know. Parents who Blddara ara raqulrad to com- juana was a great health risk in 1978, were teen-agers in the 1960s have ply with tha raqulramantaof PL. 711 Hwy #35 juana at least once, down from 40 1075. c. 127 ratallna to af- percent in 1980. compared with 60 percent in 1982. teen-aged kids now." rtrmatlva action. Tha Board ra- SHREWSBURY aarvaa tha right io ralact any and The government's latest Bachman said the survey in- all blda and to walva any Intor- dicates that teen-agers today face Heather Hanson said that one of malltiM and award blda aa may statistics, compiled from surveys of ba daamad In tha baat Intaf aat of 747-4000 17,500 Ugh school seniors, indicated lew peer pressure to smoke mari- her teachers who was a teen-ager in tha Board of Education. that 6.3 percent smoked marijuana juana. He said better information the 1960s told her students she had Prlcaa muat ramaln firm until Immediate Juna 30. 1M4. daily in 1982, down from the peak of about marijuana has helped teen- smoked a lot of marijuana when she Paul F Sparta. coverage agers realize that the truth is was young. "When the students Aaalatant Board Sacratary 10.7 percent in 1978. Jan. a S1« 20 "But that still means that 1 of somewhere between the dire warn- found out," Heather said, "they lost NOTICE: every 16 high school seniors smoke ings of films such as "Reefer a lot of respect for her." • PREAKNESS • MIDDLESEX Chinese premier arrives 11K Daily Register • ESSEX GREEN (USPS-145-440) PuMWiad Sunday by Ih« Had Bank RagitUf will open at 6:00 P.M. for 8-day tour of U.S. UtaMlarwd In 1MB by John H. Cook and Himy Clay on Tues., )an. 10th HAMPTON, Va. (AP) - Chinese century streets of Williamsburg in a Malnomoa We will be closed Premier Zhao Ziyang arrived at horse-drawn carriage Monday. On* Ragirw Plan. SnrwMbury. N J 07701 Lanaley Ah- Force Base last night, The 65-year-old premier is the Bfa\r>ch OfnOsi until 6:00 P.M. chief administrator of China's gov- Monmoufn County Courthouaa. then beaded for Colonial Wil- Fraanold. N J. 0773* for inventory liamaburg to continue an eight-day ernment, which rules 1 billion Mambara ol tha Aandatad Praaa. Tha At- tour of the United States. people. aooMad Praaa la antwad andualvaly to tha uaa of an He is the first high-ranking Chi- tha tooai nawa prlnad In tha nawapapar aa wall aa aH We carry ... Zhao, who is to meet with Presi- AP nawa dapatchaa. Open all day dent Reagan tomorrow, is the first nese official to visit the United window shades States since Deng Xiao Phut sealed Mambar of tha Amarlean Nawapapar Pub- Chinese premier to visit the United I«MI Aaaoclatlon, Iha Audit Buraau of Circulation. mini-blind* Wad., )an. 11th States since the People's Republic the 1979 agreement opening full tha Naw Jaraay Praia AaaDdatlon. replacement windows diplomatic relations between the of China was formed in 1949, and the Sacond Claaa poataga paid at Dad Bank. N J storm doors tint high-ranking Chinese official to two countries. 0T701 PubKahad waaMy. Man aubacrlpuona payatna visit the U.S. hi four years. Zhao's visit precedes a reciprocal Flying in a special U.S. Air Force trip that Reagan will take to China Man ataa Dally • SHOP EVERY NIGHT let. Zhao left Hickam Air Force in April. At that time, the two Tam Dally Sunday Sunday '- • ...... o io „ m HSTleaders are expected to sign agree- Ml MI 1.70/ waa* .75/ •* 2.43/ «t IU1 aatULUI »aa» .70/ ma. 2.29/ oaak 'TIL 9:30 P.M. AND STERN'S

- OaHy a oam»r«>m. ' POtTMASTErl Sand addraaa changaa Io Tha Da»y HigHlir P 0 Bo» 5M. Rao Ban*. NJ 07701 CLEARANCE to Red Bunk SsowUl tour the restored 18th- heading to Washington. •M1-7S00 II A4 The Daily Register MONDAY, JANUARY 9. 19M THE STATE illiams to begin prison term today >(AP)-FormeD> c«_v~.r cSe n Harrisou._^_~_n A* aKti;.William—s denie-*—--•d• MV wmiiaiuwroutfoiiMK in th»e cuerMtmcas,, insistininttstingr bhe wass ai "I brakbroke no laws ... "I believe tunetime, history b FBI All God will vindicate me." he told Losl boy it» rescued— — after losing his last appeal on his Antrim conviction He must serve a minimum of one year Senate chamber He vowed to pur~ appe+b of ha Barry Pallick. one of WUliams' attorney*, said his His attorney said Williams was "disappointed" by the conviction "witt full confidence that mjr naocence will from Chatham swamp client had "no choice" but to begin serving his three- coon ruling and would report to the Federal be proved and my integrity will be restored " year term after a federal judge on Friday denied Correctional Institute at Danbury. Conn . where he has The former New Jersey senator was indicted in CHATHAM - A 10-year-oM boy. lost for nearly seven Williams s last appeal to overturn his conviction on nine to a mmiroum-seciinty. dormitory-style October 1M0 on charges be accepted a hidden Marat hours in a sprawling northern New Jersey swamp with counts, including conspiracy and bribery, stemming in a Virginia titanium mine — from a fictitious Arab temperatures in the 10s. was rescued by officials who from the FBI's undercover Ahacam sting operation Officials at the federal Bureau of Prisons said they sheik who was actually an FBI agent — in return for had to be led out of the bog by a stale police helicopter, Williams, who tamed 64 on Dec. 10. was sentenced could not disclose where Williams would serve his help m finding military contracts for the venture authorities said yesterday Feb 16. 19B to three yean in prison and fined ©0,000 prison term. Government attorneys have always rejected Wil- A six-man team was about to abandon its search for his 1911 conviction. A senator for 23 years, he has Williams did not return telephone calls to his liams' claims of entrapment about 1 am when it found Raymond Cabera wandering Bedmmster home on Friday. Saturday or yesterday His They have said that WUliams appeal raped through the Great Swamp in this Morris County wife, Jeaimette. said her husband was out all day arguments inconsistent with his trial defense community, said Police Chief George D Conrads Saturday and left the boose agam early yesterday. Cabera. who had been outdoors for about 12 hours and "I don't know anything." she said when asked about became separated from friends, was wet from a fall into her husband's plans for surrender icy swamp water. Conrads said He said the boy was Several members of the New Jersey congressional treated by a rescue squad then brought to Overlook delegation, reached through aides, did not return Hospital in Summit, where be was treated and released lequests for comment on their former colleagues "We were kind of getting desperate because of the hour and it was getting cold and the winds were blowing Williams is the third Abscam defendant to be ordered and it was icy cold." Conrads said early yesterday to Danbury Angeio J Errichetti. the former Demo- Conrads said that "given the severe temperature. cratic mayor of Camden. and former Democratic Rep knowing the boy -was cold and wet. there was a chance John Murphy of Staten Island, N.Y.. were ordered there be wouldn't have survived the night last summer to begin serving sentences of six years and Approximately 100 police and firefighters, volunteers three years, respectively and a bloodhound from the area were involved in the On Dec 6. the US Supreme Court refused to grant search in the swamp, which extends 10 miles from here the former senator's request to appeal his bribery and Winter Shoe to Bernards Township, said Conrads conspiracy conviction On Friday. Judge George C He said searchers were set to regroup and he was Pratt of the US. 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals rejected about to call in a second state police helicopter and a motion filed Nov. 14 in federal district court in CLEARAWAY another helicopter from the I' S Coast Guard when the Brooklyn. NY boy was located In the motion. Williams claimed that portions of the The boy. dressed in a light coat, dungarees and videotape that helped convict him were edited to hurt Ever? lhi«g *•**' sneakers, was exhausted and the sound of the helicopter his case. He also has claimed that the government prevented him from falling asleep, police said withheld evidence that would have helped him. "He kept his head about him." Conrads said "We've Pratt, who presided over Williams' trial, rejected the had adults lost down there who panicked " request for a new trial and said there was no indication Police said the rescuers who eventually found the boy SAVE that anything that was not videotaped could have made were calling his name and beard him call back about 10 p.m.. but lost contact around 11 p.m a difference in the jury's decision Pratt, now sitting on the 2nd US Circuit Court of Shortly before lam. they heard his voice again and continued to plow through trie bog until they found him Appeals in Unkndale, NY. maintained jurisdiction over the case he handled as a federal district judge 3O..5O%| But then it was another hour and 15 minutes before Williams, a liberal Democrat and former chairman the search team, guided by a light from the helicopter, of the Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee, •>ff Major sl»r emerged from the swamp as one police officer carried resigned from the Senate on March 11. 19C shortly the boy on his back. Conrads said HARRISON A. WILLIAMS JR. before almost certain expulsion Sale StWs \r+ Hr-4-1 •*•>• Kean's comments anger Atlantic City officials F*r Ymmr StM»a>pi.|K C -n* l ATLANTIC CITY IAPI- City officials reacted to become involved in the investigation (in Atlantic Kean also said be would prefer city voters elect new City) in any way " leaders if the present government is unable to function TINTONFJUXS angrily yesterday to comments by Gov Thomas H HMIT Kean that if charges of city corruption are true, he Golden said the governor only answered a "I would be loathe to do that i takeover > unless there would consider stale intervention to ensure resort hypothetical question posed during the taping was a total breakdown of Atlantic City's government." development is not crippled "The state certainly is not actively planning a Kean said. "Kean is drawing unnecessary attention to a problem takeover. " Golden said. Assemblywoman Dolores Cooper. R Atlantic was the lil which might not have any basis in fact." said The councitmen said the city is operating well despite only city official contacted to express support for the Councilman James J Sykes calling the governor's allegations of corruption and efforts by political governor's statements "We can't sink anv worse than we have under the in an interview Friday evening, said that a Last week a Superior Court judge denied a motion IO state takeover would be a "last resort" should a invalidate a petition that would force the recall election continuing federal investigation turn up widespread of Matthews No balloting has been scheduled in the official corruption in the resort recall bid pending the outcome of litigation An interim, massive intervention by the state" could "This is a new government with only some 18 months result if it appeared there were to be a "total in office Sure, there are a lot of frustrations." Whelan breakdown" in city operations. Kean said during a said "But I don't think we are at the point where the taping for Cable Television Network of New Jersey's state should even consider a takeover " public affairs program. "The State of New Jersey ' Matthews refused comment yesterday on Kean s Mayor Michael Matthews, SO. who last year became statements the city's first popularly elected mayor in 70 years, was During the taping. Kean said he had no specific plan absent from office for 11 days after the FBI raided his for a takeover, but noted that state law provides for a DEPARTMENT STORE office Dec 9 and seized campaign documents and temporary intervention telephone records Councilman Gene Dom said the governor's remark Officials in the U.S. Justice Department, including "stinks " U.S. Attorney W Hunt Dumont. refused to confirm or deny any investigation, but sources close to the probe If there is going to be corruption discovered, it's have said the case centers on political corruption in this simple enough just to replace the mayor." Dom said. casino resort this is it!!! No one. however, has been charged with any wrongdoing But federal sources, who ask to remain Squatter ''just disappeared' anonymous, said a federal grand jury in Camden is hearing testimony in the case HILLSBOROl GH - A squatter who thwarted local "The governor alludes to charges of widespread officials by paying back taxes to win ownership of the corruption There have been no charges at all in this ramshackle shed in which he lived has left town with case, and certainly no charges of widespread corrup- his family, his dog and his goat, officials say. tion," Councilman James Whelan said "He just disappeared." township Administrator Carl Golden, a spokesman for the governor, said Thomas Shannon said of George Greenaway. a 39-year- yesterday that Kean had "no intention to prejudge or old unemployed welder

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• ^__ The Daily Register New clues in Aquino murder in was either below or at the Established in 1S7I - Published by The Red Bank Register WASHINGTON - Dramatic new same level as Aquino To inflict a wound A Capital Cities Communications Inc Newspaper evidence strongly indicates that Filipino with that trajectory, the alleged assassin opposition leader Benigno Aquino was would nave had tohol d U» putol high OVtf JAMES E McKEARNEY, JR murdered by one of the government s head and aim down The government security agents who escorted him off the President and Publisher plane that brought him home after three claims the bullet was deflected downward years exile in the United States. JACK Arthur Z Kamin. Editor. Herbert H Thorpe. Jr.. Assistant Editor. Charles C Tribtehoni, Sunday Galmans picture: A photograph of the Editor. Ruaiell P Rauch. Night Editor Jane Foderaro. City Editor, Doru Kulman. Editorial This won't surprise a world that is alleged assassin's bullet-torn bod)' ly"* °" Page Editor already skeptical of the Philippine govern- ANDERSON the tarmac shows him lying on his back with ment's official version of the assassination dried bloed streaks on his face But the The government f tretched the fabric of Thomas ( Donahue Director of Marketing L Advertising. Michael J Pellegrino. Controller rivulets appear to have flowed toward his Kevin J McCourt. Circulation Director Frank J Allocca. Production Manager truth when it reported that Aquino had been shot in the back of the head by a communist face from wounds in the back of his head, A6 hit man named Rolando Galman. Now the thus defying gravity The photo indicates Galman was shot from behind, fell on his MONDAY. JANUARY 9, 1984 damning new evidence should tear apart the the alleged assassin, because Aquino hadn't fabric face where the blood dried, and was then been shot yet. turned over to support the story that he was For example, some witnesses — one A Japanese acoustics expert was able to shot while fleeing the murder 'But how do we get out?' spoke out only after he was safe in Japan match voice prints of the recorded state- — say they taw Galman standing with ments with those of the security agents who What does the evidence mean? It strongly soldiers and facing Aquino. It would hive led Aquino off the plane. The voices of the suggests that the assassination order came been impossible for the accused assassin to two men giving the "Shoot him" order could from the highest levels No mere captain or shoot Aquino in the back of the head. not be identified, but the man woo said, "I'll colonel would have dared to plan and Even more persuasive is the evidence do if was a Sgt de Mesa, according to the execute an incident with such drastic gathered by Gerald N HU1, Kathleen Hill Japanese expert. consequences, without clear orders from and Steve Psinakis, authors of a book called The time factor: By analyzing the high up "The Aquino Assassination, ' to be publish videotapes and audio recordings, the PRESCRIPTION ADS?: The Food and ed this month. My reporters John Dillon and authors determined that Aquino was shot Drug Administration is reported leaning Bill Montague gleaned these highlights precisely 8.2 seconds after be first stepped toward approval of direct-to-consumer from an advance copy. onto the platform at the bead of the advertising of prescription drugs, despite The order to shoot: Security agents •i*i! w«y i'uc uimiig is crucial, uet«u». uit. evidence of widespread public opposition. boarded the plane, took Aquino into custody government claims Aquino was shot by According to one internal memo, «0 and led him out the plane door and down the Galman from behind, 7 to S feet from the percent of those surveyed unconditonally steps to the tarmac. Reporters and pho- foot of the stairway. opposed allowing prescription drug tographers accompanying Aquino were But in the government's own re-enact- advertising aimed at consumers instead of forbidden to leave the plane, and security ment of the shooting, recorded on doctors. The opposition was "surprisingly agents covered up the lenses of television videotape, it took 9.5 seconds for the actors unified," according to the memo. cameras that were filming the scene. playing Aquino and his escort to nuke it Some of the most frequently mentioned But the television sound men held their down the stairs — and they were practically objections cited in the memo: sensitive, boom-mounted microphones in running. So even by the governments own — Drug prices would go up to cover the plane's doorway. They picked up some reconstructed evidence, Aquino must have advertising costs. startling dialogue, spoken in a Filipino been shot from behind on the stairway or — Consumers could easily be "confused dialect The statement "I'll do it" or "Let just as he stepped off. Galman was still or misled" by TV commercials or other me do It," was picked up twice by the several feet away, meanwhile, facing ads, since the average person doesn't have mikes, followed by "Here he is." Aquino the medical knowledge to evaluate the ads' claims. Most damaging of all, the command The autopsy evidence: The medical "Shoot him" was recorded twice — the examiner's report showed that the fatal — The patient-doctor relationship would second time just one second before the bullet was fired approximately 18 inches suffer as patients lobbied for an advertised single shot into the back of Aquino's head. from Aquino's head and entered his body in prescription or shopped around for doctors The fatal order could not have referred to a downward direction As the authors point who would prescribe the product. Needed: doctors of triviology When there are 13 people at your house I fly into a rage every time I hear one of over the holidays, someone is bound to give those stories about the possibility we're you something besides a Christmas present. going to have too many doctors Here I was, At our house, we always exchange bad colds wishing I could die because I was so and flu bugs The kids come to Connecticut uncomfortable, but knowing perfectly well from Boston, Washington, Providence and that I had the flu and wasn't sick enough to New York, bringing with them their exotic ANDY call a doctor. No one likes to make a fool native diseases of himself in front of a doctor and I knew This year it was almost two weeks before ROONEY what the doctor would say He'd say I had one of the bugs took hold in my body. About a 24-hour virus. ti MCM dgu l «ao^Muiitiukg Iclcvijiufi ifl ui\. 7T; ;v ; ;• t.v n ...... ii., i,,,. living room when I began to shake. I got out five years is so good I wouldn't think of of my chair to turn the heat up and realized asking him to treat me for such an it was up. It was the beginning of a 24-hour inconsequential disease If I were running contest between my defenses and some a medical school, I'd start a whole new insidious virus and the virus won a medical discipline. They've broken medi- temporary victory. I snapped at her. Good-naturedness doesn't cine down into a hundred specialties but no Lying in bed. unable to sleep, I moaned come easily when you're sick, even when one is being trained to treat the things we and groaned a lot Moaning and groaning someone's trying to help you. all suffer from the most, the unimportant, helps me more than aspirin. At 3 a.m. I Margie had made pea soup out of a ham trivial, non-life-threatening maladies thought to myself, "I'm really in terrible we had for a New Year's Day party and at We shouldn't have to be suffering from pain. This is awful. I don't feel like doing noon she came in to the bedroom with a cancer or a broken leg every time we see anything — including living." bowl of it a physician. The medical experts in minor Safety suit Even in this state, enough of my brain "What's that terrible smell?" I asked "I maladies might be called Triviologists The was working to realize I didn't mean that may be sick to my stomach." best among them would be members of The One of the arguments advanced by withold information about any I tried to become rational about it. "It's pea soup." she said. "It's good You American Academy of Medical Triviology. opponents of New Jersey's strong right- substance it labels a trade secret. "Wait a minute now," I said, because ought to eat some of it. You need fluid to This is the fourth time I've had the flu to-know law was that state legislation Unlike the New Jersey law, it doesn't talking to yourself also helps. "I'm not in get that bug out of your system." after Christmas in the last six years. pain at all. What I feel is really discomfort. "Please," I said. "Take it out of here." Margie will be coming down with it shortly. to protect workers from toxic require companies to inform local There's a big difference between discom- "They took Teddy Kennedy to theSeveral of the children, back in their own chemicals was unnecessary because police, fire, and emergency health units fort and pain. A headache is discomfort. A hospital today," Margie added. "Sounds as homes now. have reported in with it. It's federal regulations were pending. about hazardous chemicals in the toothache is pain." though he has the same thing you do. They becoming a Christmas tradition with us, Proponents of New Jersey's right-to- workplace, so those agencies could be say he was dehydrated. He doesn't have almost like decorating the tree and having The next day my wife Margie kept anyone to take care of him." the !uds leave things behind when they go. know law countered that the antici- prepared in the event of fire, chemical coming in to say I should drink a lot of What she meant, of course, was that she I'd be curious to know how they treated pated weakness of federal regulations spills, or other emergency to which water, but I didn't want to drink any water was taking care of me by pushing water and Teddy Kennedy in the hospital. I wonder if made strong state legislation vital. they would have to respond. and didn't appreciate her pushing it on me. pea soup on me. they gave him lots of water and pea soup? Last August. New Jersey enacted The OSHA regulations fall far short what is generally considered the of the protection necessary in a state strongest right-to-know law in the dominated by the petro-chemical indus- nation And in November, the federal try, protection necessary for the gen- FROM OUR READERS Occupational Safety and Health Agency eral public as well as for those who issued its new standards As predicted, work directly with hazardous ...we have no municipal garbage collec- ment tion... requiring additional individual expen- I urge your cooperation in helping them. the federal standards are far weaker substances. There are sound reasons Keansburg plea ditures to remove trash... John P Gallagher than those set by this state And OSHA for concern about any regulation that Keansburg ...Our P.B.A. contract and blue collar Senator specified that its rules would pre-empt leaves it up to the petro-chemical To the Editor: contracts have expired, these employees 13th District any state laws requiring that workers industry to determine what substances The following is excerpted from a letter are seeking new benefits and pay in- to Gov. Thomas Kean: creases...Our volunteer fire department be informed about hazardous are hazardous and require them to ...Keansburg is primarily a blue collar, finds itself in a precarious position Our Lost and found chemicals sound a warning, and those reasons can family-oriented community of 10,613 The ladder truck is over 25 years old and one of New Jersey. New York and Connecti- be summed up in two words: dioxin. average income is under $7,000,. We have our pumpers is over 20 years old. Many of Red Bank cut have filed suits challenging the asbestos. one of the highest unemployment rates in our Scott Breathing Apparatus are out- To the Editor: New Jersey — over 10 percent. Nearly 14 dated... Another devastating fire struck our I thought your readers might like to hear federal pre-emption of their state right- The issue isn't one of worker safety percent of our population are over the age boardwalk on Dec 26 our fire department the story of "The Miracle on 34th Street at to-know laws Several New Jersey alone. It is an issue of the public health of 65. Ninety-five percent of our tax base is lost ladders and hose the entrance of the AliP in tie Middletown labor unions also have gone to court to and welfare. New Jersey must do legal residential, leaving a 5 percent commercial ...We must reequip our fire department Mall" preserve the sovereignty of the state battle for its law. The petro-chemical base basically the seasonal amusement and further stabilize, if not lower, our tax It was Christmas Eve. snd my wife, business. Sixteen percent of our population • rate. We also must sustain our police Virginia, asked me for some money to go law industry predicts dire economic results is on public assistance and an even larger department... shopping with so I gave her a check for (100 The OSHA regulation covers fewer if the state law prevails. But we side percentage receive food stamps. Our com- Unless the state...comes to our aid She went to the bank, cashed the check companies than the New Jersey law with Gov. Kean. who has observed that munity underwent property revaluation last with...grants of approximately 11 million, and headed for the A4VP to buy Christmas does It leaves it up to the companies a clean and safe environment would be year and is currently taxed at 4.01 per Keansburg will be forced to lay off many bulbs The man in the store was sold out hundred at 100 percent assessed value...one of its police department and public works so she headed for Red Bank. After she found 10 determine which chemicals are the biggest boost for business in New of the highest rates in New Jersey. department employees. some bulbs and a few other presents she Ipzardous. and it permits a company to Jersey ...we must pay a separate water and ...Upon reading...of a state plan to aid 5 reached in her purse to pay for them and sewer tax of over 1500 per year...for the North Jersey cities I request your immedi- found the money gone. most part, our water is not suitable for ate response to this urgent plea. When she got over the shock, she tried to drinking due to a high iron content ...We are not..the size of...Newark but retrace her path and wound up back at the No ifs, ands or butts necessitating the additional purchases of our needs are nonetheless severe. AltP again. As she started to cross the bottled drinking water by most residents. Steven E.Cosgriff, Sr street to enter the store, staring up at her The evidence is clear: where there's The lounge, as board member Jane Deputy Mayor were three f» bills; the other two were Bora of Keansburg inside the envelope. cigarette smoke, there's cancer And M. Jones said, would be "a health When you stop and think how many people the Keyport Board of Education, hazard." passed them up going into tiie store it is charged with protecting the welfare of The Keyport Board of Education is to Request backed truly a Christmas fc)ge miracle students, did well to refuse a student Frank Goger be congratulated on its strong no- Middletown petition for on-campus smoking privi- smoking policy. The student request for To the Editor: leges The following is a copy of a letter to Gov. Upset reader sanction to smoke, a request which Presented with a 152-signature peti- Thomas H. Kean. crops up from time to time in various I received a copy of the Dec. 29 letter sent To the Editor: Rttmi011 'tion for a student smoking lounge, to you by Deputy Mayor Stephen E Cosgriff school board president Charles E. schools that prohibit smoking, in- Sr. of Keansburg. I encourage you toassis t As a subscriber and regular reader of dicates the need for even more your excellent paper, I was surprised and Ditmars said. "I don't feel the board them as their problems are real and upset the headline and first paragraph for can condone something that's bad for emphasis in health classes on the critical a front page item in the Tuesday Jan 3 Unlike Newark, which has. 55 percent edition, as follows: ' ' you ' hazards of nicotine. commercial and industrial tax base. Keansburg has only a 5 percent commercial "Democrats clean house in county gov- and industrial tax base with the balance ernment," and "...and the house of county falling on individual taxpayers. A high government was deaned of scores of True to form percentage of these individuals are on Republicans as Democrats assumed con- public assistance of one type or another and trol..." At this taxing time of year, the The free service will be offered again simply cannot sustain any further tax Certainly, there could have been a less increases. biased and misleading way of stating the — situation. It is this kind of rarr' nan better iieip us wiui lining out um ueen controlling your lite lor fire companies, thus patting in jeopardy the matter. iaderai and state income tax forms. volunteers is firm. years* lives of its citizens through faulty equip- Martha D Coe 1 "MONBAV. JANUARY 9,i iSeT"nfie DaftyRegis** A? OBITUARIES Rumson woman set for Project Destiny Charles F. g tration if they knew of any other Electra lOE's that The only deviation from the old flight equipment Island which is about 400 mile* southeast," she said. she might boy for parts, they toMhe r she had the only will be the addition of a modem radio and intercom had printing firm "I really don't want to have to do that." one registered in America. system, she said, explaining that Miss Earhart and For authenticity, Ms McGuire will pilot a twin of To renovate the plane, Ms. McGuire enlisted the Noonan had communicated "by passing notes on a OCEANPORT - the Earhart plane She found the Lockheed Electra help of several members of the "9ts," an international bamboo pole. It was too loud to shout above the Long Branch. flying organization of women founded in 1928 by engines." ^ Charles F Eager, n. died He wat a member of the 10E in a field outside Orlando, Fla.. in 1981. Built in yesterday at home U8S, it is just seven months older than the one Miss Amelia Earhart " As Noonan did, her navigator — as yet unchosen — Deal Golf and Country Earhart flew. Pan Am and Vang Airlines had used it will rely upon celestial navigation Bom in Long Branch, he Club, and the North Sea The' "99s" helped gut the interior to make room for lived there S3 years before as a 10-seater passenger plane. When finished, the repairs, outfitting and fueling of Mine Barage, the Old the extra-large gas tanks needed for extended flight, the plane will have cost almost tl million, she moving here five years "The plane was a wreck; the right engine had just as Miss Earhart had done They also helped strip ago. Guard of Long Branch He caught fire the year before I bought it," the said. No estimated. was a member of the off 10 coats of paint to restore the plane to its original "Once I bought the plane, I knew there was no He was the owner of longer airworthy, it was being stripped for parts by unpolished aluminum. Knights of Columbus-Coun- its owner. turning back," Ms. McGuire said. "I've literally Eager and Hart, a Man cil 355. Long Branch, and The flier calls her plane Muriel in honor of Miss mortgaged my future for this." hattan printing firm for SO When she asked the' Federal Aviation Adminis Earharfs younger sister, who lives in Massachusetts years before his retire- the Elks Lodge 742. Ms. McGuire said she had borrowed money from her His wife, the former family and friends and sold everything she owned, ment in 1976. including her small plane, car and an autographed He was a Navy veteran Elene M Hicks, died in 1940. Charles A. Lindbergh print of World War I and com- She quit her job as a flight instructor to devote more manded a minesweeper in Surviving are his daugh- Meat cutters eye strike time to "Project Destiny" and now depends on the the North Sea. He was ter, Mrs. Elene M. Dwyer (continued) executives were not successful support of six sponsors. awarded the Navy Cross of Oceanport; four grand- employees. Ms. McGuire will fly about 29,000 miles in six weeks, He was a graduate of New sons.and two great grand- The threat of the strike is serious enough for the Two supermarket chains, Acme and AfcP, have Shop-Rite and Foodtown chains to place ads in the cruising at a speed of 150 mph. She plans to fly from York Law School of 1920. children. reportedly settled with the union, and will not be Miami to Puerto Rico and South America Her He was a communicant classified section of a local newspaper for temporary Hoffman Funeral Home, affected by the strike. full and part time employment. itinerary then indicates an equatorial route that will of Our Lady Star of the Sea Long Branch, is in charge The strike issues, according to several employees take her to Africa, Asia and Australia. After that she Roman Catholic Church, "Due to the possibility of a labor dispute we are of arrangements interviewed, revolve around management's decision accepting applications for meat cutters, meat wrap- will stop in New Guinea, on Howland Island, Hawaii to eliminate overtime, lessen the number of vacation pers, and deli clerks. Experience not necessary. and in Oakland, Calif. Her final stop will be Miami days, and payment of regular time on Sundays. Applay at your nearest supermarket," state the ads. The aviator said she would be asking the Navy to Ernest Valle, 80, was Employees currently receive time and a half. According to one disgruntled union member at the help her with radio contact near Howland Island. The unions sent out two letters to its members — Foodtown in Farmingdale, the store management "I would really like to have a Coast Guard cutter the first outlined management's intentions, and the hired some of these temporary employees on Friday, out there as a back-up," she said. Miss Earhart was musician, entertainer second advised workers of tomorrow's meeting and expected the staff to train their replacements. The in radio contact with the Coast Guard before she todiscuas the possible job action. staff refused disappeared. FORT LAUDERDALE, Club, Neptune. N.J., from But some employees aren't waiting for tomorrow's Ms. McGuire scoffed at some of the theories about Fla - Ernest Peter Valle, 1952 to 1957. and the Sea "We didn't show them how to do anything," she discussion. Workers in the meat cutting and delica- recanted. "They just stood around and then they left." Miss Earharfs disappearance, including speculation 80. known professionally as Bright Yacht Club, Sea tessen division of the food stores are reportedly that she had been spying on Japanese-held Pacific Val Ernie, died Thursday Bright. N.J., from 1948 to In addition, several signs have appeared on the store naming captains and co-captains to organize and staff windows advertising the temporary positions. islands for the U.S. government The theory commonly at his home, here 1953. picket lines, should the strike occur. holds that she crash-landed, was taken prisoner and Valle was one of the In Monmouth County, the following number of Valle also owned the "Let's put it one way," one employee said, "we stores would be affected by the strike; 18 Foodtown died of dysentery. most popular society or- Patio Restaurant in Palm have no expectations of not going out on strike." "She just ran out of gas" while searching for chestra leaders from the stores, 3 Grand Union' stores, 4 Pathmark stores, and Beach from 1935 to 1961, If the strike takes place and is not settled in 72 hours 10 Shop-Rites. Howland Island. Ms McGuire said. 1930s to the 1960's. touring where he was resident — next. Wednesday — Local 1262, representing with his 10-member Val entertainer. cashiers and grocery clerks, have agreed to walk out 218 Aberdeen 226 HttlH 227 Highlands 233 Long Branch need tor the preparation of the Ernie Orchestra. Valle was a member of NOTICE Road Hazlet. New Jersey the zoning ordinance of the City in sympathy, members reported, further disrupting You are hereby notified thai Budget Financial statements of Long Branch with respect to Born in Italy, he moved the Coral Ridge Yacht food service. Please lake Notice that the you may be present at said hear- and the Statutory Annual Audit the premises known as 72 undersigned has appealed to Ihe ing and may preeent any and all for the year 1963 tor the Borough Dudley Street. Lot 15, Block 259 • to New York City 50 years Club, and numerous mu- When contacted, Lou Scaduto, owner of the Board ol Adjustment of the objections which you may have of Highlands, in the County of as shown on the City Tax Map A Townehip ot Aberdeen tor vari- Monmouth. and use variance is requested to al- ago. and spent most of his sician's unions, including ance from the provisions ol Sec- to the granting ot said variances Foodtown, referred all questions to the Woodbridge and srta plan approval WHEREAS, funds are or will be low the applicant to construct a life in Wall, N.J., and Palm Local 802-Musicians Union tion of the Zoning Ordinance so two story addition to the rear ot headquarters. Efforts to reach other supermarket as to permit 4MB Transmission SAWYER, GALE ft DOYLE available tor this purpose, and Attorneys for WHEREAS, the Local Public the no neon form ing use with will Beach, before moving here in New York, Federation of Repair Business for Re- encroach into the side yard eel- • tail/Wholesale Not A Listed Use Brookdale Nursing Contracts Law. N.J S.A 40A 14 years ago. Musicians-Local Union 655 Center 11-5 requires thai the resolution back wheras 10 is required 6 84 In A Highway Commercial Zone is provided- Valle was a well-known of Miami, and the Mu- on premises located on Proapect By JEFFREY B DALE awarding the contract anaii state 4 Ave and Amboy Ave described 2B14 Highwey 35 the tup porting reasons and be A permit tor the premises was sicians Association Local Latin American P O Boi 7 printed in a newspaper ot gen- denied by the Building Inspector entertainer and restaurant as follows known as Block 2B9 lot 1 on the Tea Map. which is Hazlet New Jersey 07730 eral circulation no more than ten because of the following'reason entrepeneur for 40 years 399 of Monmouth I County I. within 200 feel Of property owned 1201) 264-6000 (10) days after passage of the Proposed addition at rear of before his retirement in N.J by you This appeal fs now on the Jan 8 S23 04 Resolution residence within sideyard set-i Secretary's calendar, and a pub- NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE- back requirement of the R-4 1970 Valle owned the Sea. Surviving are his sister plan is unveiled lic hearing has been ordered lor SOLVED by ihe Mayor and zone • Wednesday evening. January 25 Council of the Borough of High. You «r» hereby no lilted thai Girt Inn, Wall from 1959 to Helen Carino of here; a i904.atBpm prevailing time in RESOLUTION lends. County of Monmouth that you are privileged to be present 1964. before selling it to nephew and two nieces the Council Chambers. 1 Aber- WHEREAS, there exists the the appointment ot Joseph el said hearing and present any i continued i |or about two weeks a deen Square. Aberdeen Town- need tor professional service* Seeman as Auditor for Ihe and all objections which you may Jimmy Byrne He The Baird and Case Fu- •hlp. New Jereey. at which time tor the Borough of Highlands, Borough ot Highlands tor the have to the granting of said vari- previously operated the neral Home, here, is in Panama building Contadora proposal for you may appear either in person and year 1983 be and the same it ance The four Contadora putting their 21-point plan or by agent, or attorney end WHEREAS. Local Public Con- hereby confirmed The person* The proceeding ol this case Jumping Brook Country charge of arrangements present any objection which you trects Lew N J S A 40A 11-5(1) hereby appointed is a Registered: may be inspected m the Office ol countries, located on the into action. On Friday may have to granting of this ap- la) require* thet the resolution Municipal Accountant a re- the Board of Adjustment. City peal awarding the conlract state the cognized professional and is not Hall. 344 Broadway. Long rim of the war-torn Central night, Costa Rica, Hon- supporting reasons and be possible to obtain competitive Branch NJ during regular bus>- American region, took on duras and El Salvador This notice is served upon you bids ness Hours Philip Byard by Order ol the Board of Adjust- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Alfred L Vine the role of mediators in introduced an alternate ment ays alar passage of the retoi thet copy of this resolu 7? Dudley St January 1983. They named plan that is more specific Edward Hodonovich ution publisheb d in the DDaily Register Long Branch NJ 1 4B5 Sneiman Ave NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE- as required by law within (101 ten Jsn 9 $1620 mmPhilip Byard. 76. died Surviving are his wife. tUBft TJfOU|) CuiltDllUfU wi tilwiUuu tinitlublc; aitd» fr*ffftt'" SOLVED " after the Panamanian other steps regarding Jan $12 96 Council ol the Borough of High- OFFERED BY Ro'bert Wilson 23! LlttU Sllwr yesterday at Monmouth Frances Sharp Byard; a lands thet John Truhan be ap- SECONDED BY Mrs Jame* island where they first domestic freedoms. 223 Fair Hivtn pointed Borough Engineer for a AYES Mrs James. Messrs LEGAL NOTICE Medical Center. Long son. Philip K. Byard. here; term of one year expiring De- met Guatemalan delegates NOTICE James. Murphy Case and Mayor PLEASE TAKE NOTICE mat Branch a daughter. Mrs Gail Take notice that application cember. 31. 1984 Wilson the undersigned nas applied to Born in Long Branch, he A 21-point plan, agreed initially said their govern- has been made to the Mayor & The person hereby appointed NAYES NONE the Board of Adjustment of the White of Leonardo; two ment also would endorse Council of the borough of Fair Is a member ot e recognized ABSENT NONE Borough of Little Silver tor the was a lifelong area resi- to in principle last Septem- Haven to transfer to Restaurant profession and it Is not possible CERTIFICATION relief described below in connec- brothers. James Byard of ber, had called for a mora- the alternate plan but it Road Corporation, a N J Corp , to obtain competitive bids, and I HEREBY CERTIFY THE tion with Ihe proposed alteration dent Long Branch, and Douglas the plenary Retail Consumption BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. ABOVE TO BE A TRUE COPY OF of an existing motor vehicle sales He was a retired painter, torium on arms acquisi- has yet to do so. License wrtti broad package that a copy of mis resolution, be A RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY and service facility located at Byard of Neptune; and a Nicaragua was angered Privilege Included published in the Register within THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF premises known as 100 Ocean- employed by the Painter tions in Central America #131332004005 heretofore is- ten days ol Its passage THE BOROUGH OF HIGH- port Avenue m ihe Borough of grandchild. after Feb. 29, an inventory by the new document, call- sued to Bobned Inc T/A Truffles OFFERED Bv Robert Wilson LANDS. COUNTY OF MON- Little Silver and shown on the and Allied Trades Union for the premises located at 740 SECONDED BY Mr James MOUTH. NEW JERSEY AT A Little Silver ia* Maps SB Block The Flock Funeral of weapons already there, ing it "a rejection" of the River Road, Fair Haven N J AVES Mrs James. Mesrs MEETING HELD January 2, 1964 75 Lots 6. ft 12 13 and 14 the Local No. 674. Neptune James Murphy Casesnd Mayor Catherine c McGowan Borough a timetable for phasing out Contadora process. The name and address of the construction of s new motor ve- He was a member of Old Home, Long Branch, is in Bob Wilson cier'k hicle service facility to be located corporate offices ot aaid corpor- NAVES NONE foreign military advisers Rebels fighting ation la aa follows Jan 9 S?0 88 at premises known as 12 Fair. First United Methodist charge of arrangements ABSENT NONE ' view Avenue m the Borough of and plans for free, broadly Nicaragua's leftist Sand- Michael Shall! President ABSTAIN NONE RESOLUTION Little Silver and the proposed based elections inista government are 77 Mlltown Rd CERTIFICATION WHEREAS there exists th« use for parking of new motor East Brunswick. N.J I HEREBY CERTIFY THE need for professional service* vehicles ol premises known aa Mary P. Jackson Central American na- based in Honduras and Objection if any should be ABOVE TO BE A TRUE COPY OF for the Borough of Highlands 101 Oceanport Avenue shown on made immediately in writing to A RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY and Ihe Little Silver Tea Maps as tions have been studying Costa Rica. Nicaragua William Rue. clerk .of Ihe Block 75 Lot 10 The applicant Borough of Fair Haven THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF WHEREAS Local Public Con- ABERDEEN - Mary P died in 1963 backs leftist guerrillas THE BOROUGH OF HIGH- tracts Law. N J S A 40A-11-5-1 requests the following relief Restaurant Road Assc LANDS COUNTY OF MON- (a) requires that the resolution i A use variance to permit the Jackson. 93. of 218 Raritan Surviving are a son. fi hting usbacked by Michael Snslit MOUTH NEW JERSEY AT A awarding the contract slate th« construction ot a motor vehicle St . Cliffwood. died yester- Benjamin H. Jackson Sr . President MEETING HELD January 2 supporting reasons and be repair garage which is a con- Lops nab « *** 740 River Rd 19*4 printed in a newspaper of gen- ditional use m me i-1 zone day at Bayshore Communi- here, three daughters. r ~~ conservative government Fair Haven. NJ Catherine C McGowan Borough eral circulation not more then ten pursuant to S10 12 (D) (2) of the ty Hospital. Holmdel Jen 9. 16 S20 BB Clerk days after passage of the resoi- Land Use and Development Mrs Martha Moss of New #_„_. 4_ of El Salvador Jan 9 fiflOO Regulations tor the Borough of Born in King and Queen York City. Mrs Gladys I Olir 111 Honduras. El Salvador NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT HE- Little Suvei The proposed fa- RESOLUTION SOLVED by the Governing Body cility does not meet the con- - County. Va., she was a NOTICE OP HEARING d'ttons ot S9 5(H) with regard to Jackson of Keyport, and and Guatemala have right- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that WHEREAS, there exists the of the Borough of Highlands that need for professional service for William E Wilson be appointed maaimum lot coverage and S9 5 lifelong Aberdeen resident the undersigned has applied to (i) with reflard to minimum unoc- Mrs Ann Josey. here; 22 ist military-dominated me Township of Hailet Zonmg the Borough of Highlands, and Borough Attorney for a term ot She was a member of WHEREAS. Local Public Con- one year expiring December 31 cupied open space grandchildren and several governments, while Costa Board of Adjustment for a uae 4 2 Uaa variances to permit the great-great grandchildren. Rica is a working democ- Article IX. Section 8182 ol the (a) rquKM that the revolution The parson hereby appointed men and two juveniles awarding the contract state the alteration of an exttmg motor Keyport. where she was an racy with no army. Zoning Ordinance so as to per- la a member of a recognized vehicle sales 'acuity and the out- mit a vacant lot m a residential supporting reaaons and bs profession and it is not possible usher for many years The Bedle Funeral have been arrested in con- printed in a newspaper ol gen door parking of new motor ve- The Panamanian lone to be utilized as a parking to obtain competitive bids and niciei m me, B i (business) zone Her husband, the late Home. Keyport. is in nection with a burglary lot for the adjacent nursing home erel circulation not more than ten BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Foreign Ministry issued a facility That portion of the (10) days ener paaaage of the 3 A variance from SB 20 (G) that took place last month resolution that a copy ol this resolution be Washington H Jackson Sr charge of arrangements statemenplan wats sayinnot ag counterthe new- premises now within e R-100. published In the Dally Register with regard to the requirement Police said approximate- proposal to the one de- residential zone ere known as NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RE- wtthin ten days ot its passage that all parking areas be curbed Block IBS A, Lot l on the te* SOLVED by the Mayor and OFFERED BY Roben Wilson 4 A variance tromSe 26 lEl'.i- ly 20 bottles of liquor. $50 signed by the Contadora map Council ot the Borough of High- SECONDED BY Mrs Jamas ana wnn regard to the sue of facade I* * M m A - AA - . Al. Jl_t- lands that Thomas W Andrew* adopted upon the following roll . signs State police offer in change, and 15 to 20 nations but rather ' 'ob- In addition to the above relief be appointed Borough Pros- the applicant will eeek bulk vari- call vote 5 Preliminary and final Site mugs valued at $160 were servations on the text of ances from the provisions ot ecutor for e term ot one year AYES Mrs Jimn Mesrs plan approval stolen from the home of the document presented by Article IX, Section 917 4 as to the expiring December 31. 19S4 j i James. Murphy Case and Mayor 6 Such other relief as may be sideline and setback for the BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Wilson required classes on survival James Adams, who lives at the foreign ministers of the aforementioned Block and Lot that a copy of this resolution be NAYES NONE Copies ot the applications, together with Block 166. Lot 7 published in the Dally Register ABSENT NONE plena end other supporting 1040 Ocean Ave. Additional Contadora group." within ten

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ALL MY CHILDREN: Myrna realizes Paula's gain their old relationship sister Elaine's methadone on piano. Wanting to find love with a drunken Roger, ROW: Sunny and Hogan in John discovers Tracy and Arrested by FBI. Jesse hoax about being unable to Bobbi and Brock are mar-treatments. Christofori but unaware of be accuses her of wanting search for their informant pretends to call lawyer but leave room may have turn- ried by Lee, without Bobbi LOVING: At trial, Lily what it is, Bo and Clint Frank. Bill fears under- When Sunny's informant. Danny very much alive, as actually contacts Angie. ed into the real thing telling Brock she needs II emerges, saying she place ad in newspaper world henchmen have Slavin, is found dead inis the wounded Sparky. telling her to take the baby Wally tells Ronni their hysterectomy. Port hated Garth. While Lily is Hawk meets with Jenny, Siobhan. Max promises Joe and run Angie goes to Pine alley, she misses newscast, Sparky says that he did not relationship's not over but Charles residents suffer on the stand, June realizes telling her he was a friend he will be heir of hismaking Stephanie furious. give drugs to Danny and Valley, where Les dis-they'll have to work hard botulism which originated that she, June, shot Garth of Peter's in San Carlos, empire if he continues covers her He urges her to in one of Brock's plants. Hogan warns Sunny she Tracy, but merely harm- at it, especially after this during a struggle and then When Jenny doesn't re- charade of happy marriage could be next. Sunny em- less sedatives. Sparky tells give up the baby but shelast episode with Brenda More blocked the incident out. to Jackie. Little John re- refuses. Les fearful his cognize Hawk, he spares barrassed when Hogan as- Tracy to stay away from Julie a bit jealous because GUIDING LIGHT: H.B Charges against Jack are her life for now. Dorian, turns from visit with Delia drugs, and she says she adoption scheme will be her gift from Tyler is aoffers to help Billy pay dropped. Ann tells Lorna in San Diego and says he sures her he's not her exposed Jesse's cellmate hoping to break up Jenny secret admirer and has not will try and see that the mink collar, while Sloane Reva. Billy wonders what Roger may stay at home. and David, tells Jenny doesn't want to live with charges against him are talks of jailbreak. Olga gets a full-length sable H.B. wants in return. Josh Curtis feels betrayed by Frank and Jill. Seneca sent her gifts and flowers. insists Jenny continue fears LTA will be lost if David is Cassie's father, Wendy wants to write for reduced, since he saved from Trey. Trey spots Rick Lily, but later Lily II says that he stole Cassie from thrilled that his plan is her life. When Danny re- modeling In New York. in hospital. Rick claims Reva involved. Vanessa she can come out anytime working, but amazed when Lloyd's newspaper, but her Olga stunned when she stunned by news Billy still Dorian and then left her real motive is to get next turns home, Lauren furi- Brenda led him on. Cleggs she wants and the man she Frank and Jill still intend ous, unwilling to under- realizes Tony has left. stunned when police say no wed to Reva but he prom- wants is Curtis. Mike and with his mother. A dis-to elope. Dusty drops all to Hogan. At home. Sunny Greg and Jenny discuss ises they will marry. mayed Jenny goes to receives another mys- stand why he was with Valentine's Day wedding legal action will be brought Noreen plan quick divorce. charges against Bess and Tracy. Julia turns down against Rick. Amy thrilled Mindy checks into ex- Rose tells Stacy that David. Before she can con- plans return to Tacoma terious present. and decide to hold off pensive New York hotel front him, he tells her the Victor's marriage lovemaking until after when Fran returns to Zur- changing herself for Tony Maggie tells Jill Bess was proposal. Julia plans to ich. and charges it to Billy. is not a sure way to win story and the two become an unfit mother. Sydney marriage. Gil falling for Rick places ad in news- closer than ever. Hawk have child on her own but Brooke Ellen files for DAYS OF OUR LIVES: him. Dane, fired by Cabot, and Jack make love, but she doesn't want Victor to Doug in serious condition paper hoping Philip will offers to buy construction plans meeting with Bo. BoJack promises himself YOUNG AND THE divorce from Mark, who spot it. Bradley heads for RESTLESS: Sparky tells be father. Andy informs plans to fight legal action following heart attack suf- business formerly owned tells Hawk that he has half never again. Leigh comes New York when be realizes of the letter from Guer- Vinnie he can't kill Tracy Paul Rick's wife Melissa Nina, taking care of Bobby fered when he found Hope by Roger's late father to tell Jack that Ryan has may have died due to and Bo in compromising where Beth and Philip are. rero. When Hawk tells Bo and Danny. Vinnie shoots while Mrs. Gumey 15 ill, Warren gets Officer Johnny. fever and spots Sydney's Sparky and then gets "hot carbon monoxide in faulty grows closer to Cliff. Dotty position. Following argu- ONE LIFE TO LIVE: to produce it and Bo can- nylons. Depressed by Faith Malloy to plant cocaine on not, Hawk pulls knife. shots" to give to Tracy and scuba equipment. Jack and fails u seduce Tad ment with Liz, Neil re- Ross when Warren threat- Lucinda has grand piano leaving New York, Pat Jill receive photos of night moves his wedding band. Danny. John told Tracy ens to expose Malloy's shipped, unaware the word RYAN'S HOPE: When turns to liquor for solace. and Danny are dead. Later they spent together at ANOTHER WORLD: Don agrees to temporarily "Christofori" is imprinted Maggie refuses to make SEARCH FOR TOMOR- cabin. Donna fears Carl will tell manage Liz's singing ca- at the meat warehouse. reason for their bitter reer. Bo plans to bug Alex divorce. Peter getting in order to get evidence 9 more involved with against him When a Cecille. despite warnings strange man enters li- Sam Neillproves a master in 'Reilly, Ace of Spies from Nicole and Donna brary. Roman knocks him Rachel angry because out and tells Anna they By JERRY BUCK "Mystery!" series on PBS tralia. Donaldson is direct- don't need more than what land. Much of it takes place enormous courage and Stacy honeymooning in- must leave and find new LOS ANGELES (AP) - beginning Jan. 19. The first ing "Mutiny," the new film you can pack into a suit- in Russia, but shooting flair. He was a man of stead of preparing Jamie's disguises. Bo stunned to Actor Sam Neill, who can show is 90 minutes but the about the Bounty mutiny. case." there was out of the ques- great magnetism and flair. legal defense Sally hor- arrive at secret library muster a cold-eyed look others are one hour. (That movie also stars "Reilly" was the first tion. Women found him Ir- rified because Julia's room with Roman gone and that would give a KGB Neill can also warm up another old friend, Mel television program Neill "I must say it's the most resistible. I can't tell you latest novel based on Sal-strange man lying on floor. agent pause, stars as mas- his icy blue eyes and Gibson.) had done outside of Aus- interesting program I've why women adored him. ly's affair with David. Lily ter spy and unprincipled transform himself back "It put us both in thetralia. He thinks one ever done," he says. He had no compunctions unhappy when Henrietta EDGE OF NIGHT: A womanizer Sidney Reilly in into the young actor who reason they wanted him during financial difficulties blind Chris unhappy when mainstream," Neill says. "That's because the man agrees to marry Roy. a new series, "Reilly, Ace was born in Ireland and "It's Interesting to seewas because his was awas so interesting. He was about living off the take of Kevin in sledding accident Derek leams of her afflic- of Spies." raised in New Zealand. relatively unknown face to prostitutes." tion. A torn photo of Chris people from an obscure absolutely unscrupulous AS THE WORLD Reilly was a spy for the When he landed in England country and an obscure the British television au- and ruthless. That's why he Neill is in the United found in her hospital room. British Empire from the British press immedi- dience. He adds, "But it's States to promote the TURNS: Franny on strict Chris wards off hospital industry find their place in was so successful. He was diet Jeff sees Karen and World War I until his ately dubbed him a brood- the world. 'My Brilliant a mystery to me why I was the first modern agent series and to look for room attacker who claims mysterious disappearance ing, smoldering young cast. I'm not sure what American film roles. "I've agrees to let her tell Annie "Pat sent him." Nancy Career' made me an Aus- because he was so ruthless. he needs her Richard gets in Russia in 1925, after he James Mason. They said he tralian and today I divide qualities they see in me as Until Reilly came along been to a few cattle calls, goes on book tour. Raven attempted to overthrow projected "an aura of mys- an actor." which is depressing," he job at pinball joint, claim- fearful of losing Jamie my time between London spying was like a chess ing he is psychologist doing Lenin and install himself tery," which indeed heand Sydney. He had just flown in game played by gentle- says. study on video arcades. again. Raven unable to get as the leader of the newdoes. It's those qualities from Australia and was closer to the child, but Sky Neill may be best known men. He does have an Ameri- John reinstated at hospital Soviet government. which made him right for to U.S. audiences as theexhausted from the long can agent, but says he has with David voting against succeeds. Jamie's arrival Neill describes Reilly "a the role of superspy Reilly. flight when he had to "The British establish- reminds Geraldine of her devilish Damien in "The no intention of taking up him and Bob abstaining. self-serving swine." He "My career started in Final Conflict," last part audition for the role.Hi mens t hated him because residence. Barbara believes Richard late adopted son Kevin, left behind a trail of broken New Zeala sd after univer- agent told him to show up they were gentlemen. They Raven's first husband. of the "Omen" movie has left town. John tells secrets and broken hearts. sity," he says. "I was an trilogy. for the audition no matter hated him because he was ATLANTIC CINEMA Det. Kevin Callahan about GENERAL HOSPITAL: It's said that author Ian actor and filmmaker doing "I'm still a New Zealand how he felt. always only too happy to ATLANTIC HWHUNOa srt-tuo meeting Richard on train, Grant's medical license Fleming modeled James documentary films. Then I citizen. It's wonderful to "1 thought if I collapsed make a lot of money out of but Kevin doesn't believe revoked. In London Bond on Reilly. Reilly was made a little film called have a New Zealand in a chair, said nothing and his activities. He became a Richard exists Maggie asylum, the original Grant the type who burrowed Into 'Sleeping Dogs' for direc- passport when you travel. pretended to look millionaire on the side. He wants to adopt a child. Putnam realizes who he is the Kaiser's high com- tor Roger Donaldson. It Some places it can cost you interested in what other never subscribed to any Jake, an old flame of after reading newspaper mand, sold German war- was a rough and primitive 1100 to be an American, but people were saying, I code of ethics regarding Diana's, wants to resume ships to Russia and at the film but it had some very might get away with it," he women. He used and mis- affair, but she refuses story and is backed up by if you're from New Zea- family attorney, Henry same time sent the ships' good moments." land there's no charge. I recalls. used them so shamefully." Emie and Cricket wed as Neill says, "He had she goes into labor On way Armitage. Meanwhile, plans to London. That film got both of spend a lot of time living Two days later when he to hospital. Cricket gives Port Charles' Grant de- The 12 part miniseries them started Neill got an out of a suitcase. The more was told he had the role he birth to baby girl Paul pressed but continues to "Reilly, Ace of Spies" will invitation to do "Myyou live out of a suitcase couldn't remember what tells Gunnar he wants him work at Brian's clinic be telecast as part of the Brilliant Career" in Aus-the more you realize you he'd auditioned for. to move back home Rose furious when Lu isn't The series was filmed in home She calls police and France, Malta and Eng- CAPITOL: Paula unhap- later realizes Lu and py when ambassador from Blackie spent night MOVIE TIMETABLE S 8 3 - ol 1 *J1 Nishoba invited to party. together in dorm room. Lu, Strathmore Twin Security is tightened be- embarrassed by what hap- ALL SEATS '2.00 cause of the ambassador's pened, tells authorities she Information tor the movie t)me- err. • CINIMA in - MIDDLllltOOK II - tabta is provided by theeter oper- ChrMne IK) 7 25. a M •Mum of the Jedl (POI 7:16. B 45 attendance Mark and doesn't want Rose to be her ators, since movleo are subject to RT. • CINIMA IV — lelO BANK change. It Is recommended mat MO IANK MOVIIB I Clarissa plan to spend only guardian. Lu packs her rsedeis call the theater to confirm D. C. Cab (Rl 7 is. » is RETURN OF 9 a short time together at bags and plans to move in CINIMA I — THEJEDI n^cwaiu MOWSB MMxrrmni JHKWSHNK party in order to head off MOMMOUTN COUNTY Theatre Clossd CUaXMA II — rSysOftoommon VjjJor jR) 7 30, 9:40 with Blackie, but he nixes Theatre CMeed HOWIU. IHMWUk/NT net-Sun. Metmee at 2 warn m m in mo gossip. Sloane accepts idea. 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GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN Union Beach voters fill Graham seat tomorrow BY US A R. K RUSE tor of the Humane Society, spent 2Mi a year. months in Jail at night but worked Bernstein served seven years as a UNION BEACH - Voters here go as the society's executive director dry councilman, has a degree and a to the polls tomorrow to decide who during the day. wins the Borough Council seat background degree in government, vacated by the Nov. 21 death of Kniesler noted In 197» the state and Is a retired army officer. councUwoman Rita Graham, over- legislature passed a law forbidding "People have to decide if they whelmingly re-elected to her third any public official convicted of a want someone with experience and term Nov. 8. crime "touching upon their office be background or if they want some- barred from ever holding a position one's who's an athlete," said Berns- The combatants, Democrat Lee of public trust again." Bernstein and Republican Richard tein. T. Normile, both promise to do their Bernstein, however, said he ad- Normile, who's lived here for 22 best for the borough. mitted his past hut February, and yean, has been a member of the Bernstein, who came In second questioned why he should "pay recreation commission for 6 yean, two months ago as an independent forever for a mistake that happened and has been involved in local candidate for mayor, takes issue U yean ago." Bernstein said the sports, and Little League, and with the full hospitalization and Newark city attorney did not advise established girls Softball league 3 dental Insurance care for the part- him against voting on the contract, yean ago. He is a chemical operator time borough council, which he says which he said the Humane Society with International Flavors and Fra- a town of 6,300 cannot afford. had with the city "45 yean before grances, here, and is married with Normile, appointed three weeks (he) ever got there." 4 children. ago to fill Graham's seat, said he Republican councilman Richard "Bernstein has a background in wants to be elected so the town can Ellison charged at a Dec. 29 council big city politics," said Normile go forward, by the beachfront meeting that Bernstein had not been "Well, we don't need big city renovation, construction of the Bay a resident of the borough for the politics. We're a small town. I like Restaurant — a million dollar required 12 months prior to the to deal with the people one on one. KlgHUf photo by C«rt Fortno ratable, and the possibility of Jersey election. Normile said he thought SCORE, GIRLS, 8CORE! — The Monmouth are splitting their time this season between the Central Power & Light Co. locating Ellison cited as proof a photocopy Kniesler's statement on Bernstein Regional High School cheerleading squad boys and girls teams in an arrangement not its multi-million dollar coal-gener- of Bernstein's voter registration, was "to the point." mounts a formation at last week's girls' copied by other area schools — so far. ating plant in the borough. dated Feb. 8, 1982, changing his "Bernstein asked why he has to basketball game against Brick. The cheerleaders But by far, the major issue in this residency to Union Beach. pay now for something that hap- campaign has been Bernstein. The Bernstein countered, calling El- pened 15 yean ago," said Normile. county Republican chairman, Fred- lison a "nincompoop", and stated he "The point is, if he was convicted erick A. Kniesler, urged county and had lived at his present Clark Street now, he couldn't run for office. He state Democrats to bar Bernstein's address since 1972. As proof of his still committed a crime. Not everyone rah-rah candidacy because of his "criminal claim, Bernstein gave Borough "He voted Republican, ran as an record/' Clerk Mary Sabik a number of Independent, and now he's running In 1972, while a Newark city documents, including cover sheets as a Democrat," said Normile. "I councilman, Bernstein pleaded guil- of his 1962 state and federal income call him a chameleon — one minute ty to criminal conflict of interest tax returns listing the Clark Avenue he's this, one minute he's that. Yes, on cheerleader roles after he voted in 1968 to approve a address, bank statements sent to the he has 7 yean on a big city council, contract for the Associated Humane same address, and signed state- and I'm a newcomer. But just as he BY LIZ SHEEHAN afternoon, when most games used Society to do animal control work in ments from three neighbors stating did, I have to start somewhere. I to be played. — the city. Bernstein, executive direc- he lived at the address for at least want what is best for this town." TINTON FALLS - "Dribble The school has a 32-metnber down the floor — Monmouth, raise affirmative action committee, the score," chanted the high which includes eight students, and school cheerleaders as number 13 is divided into five subcommit- moved the ball down the court, tees, one of which deals with New BCC looking for a teammate free to physical education and com- receive a pass. petitive sports. But since number 13 was Lisa A student member of the com- Calendrillo, it was a sight not mittee brought newspaper articles i center _ y auuui Mclsulia s remarK ana othei where cheerleaden usually whoop comments by Middletown school it up only at boys' basketball officials to Zucaro. Although the | games, leaving the cheering at girl said she was reluctant to • ^opening girls' games to parents and support the new cheerleader pol- friends. icy at tint, she now saw that "you HAZLET — Brookdale Communi- The Monmouth Regional do need to push." ty College's newest project official- cheerleaders are spending their ly opens its doors at 3 p.m. today. fint season dividing time between One group seems to solidly The Bayshore Community Learning the boys' and girls' teams, but the support the change at Monmouth. • Center, located at 311 Laurel Ave., practice has not spread to other Parents of the girl basketball F West Keansburg, will offer three schools. players seemed pleased to have ; types of programs Monday through "As a taxpayer I feel it is wrong MARY McKULLA their daughten cheered. . I Thursday (day and night) and to support and finance discrimina- Friday (day only). tion," former member Mary tion officer for Monmouth Re- "I think the girls should have ! A ribbon cutting ceremony and McKulla told the Middletown gional, said other schools don't cheerleaders," said Dorothy reception for the new center will be Board of Education last week. She have cheerleaden at girls' games Dodd, mother of player Geralyn held today from 3 to 6 p.m., and said a township student pointed because they are "not as diligent Dodd "For four years I've been details of the curriculum for the out to her that cheerleaden only at following guidelines" calling coming to the games and the girls satellite facility will be discussed. appear at boys' games. for equal facilities for boys and never had any support as far as the Credit courses will be offered in McKulla said that when she girls athletics in New Jersey school went." accounting, business, English, and served on the board, cheerleaden schools. math. Developmental studies in also cheered for the girls. According to Zucaro, Monmouth "It's necessary to have basic reading, writing and math Phil Braun, athletic director for Regional interprets the rules to cheerleaders," said Roger White, skills will be taught for people who both Middletown high schools, said include not only such things as father of player Mary White and wish to take a formal program but that to his knowledge, practice arrangements, but also coach of the girls basketball team whose skills need to be honed. cheerleaden never appeared at support facilities, such as at St. Dorothea's Church in Eaton- Non-credit courses offered at the girls' games. Braun said the cheerleaders. town. "It's just as important for satellite facility will include pre- COMMEMORATION — The Rev. Robert B. Steelman, pastor of the cheerleaden didn't want to come Zucaro said athletic directors in the girls to have them as it is for school instruction for children, "Get Old First United Methodist Church, West Long Branch, presents a to the girls' games. other districts are nearly all the boys." That Job," assertiveness training, copy of his book on the history of the church at a ceremony Braun said he knew of no school males "of the old school." She Some of the players don't agree. "Starting and Managing Your Own In the county where cheerleaders said they did not put "a high Business," understanding com- yesterday. Inset is the oldest available photograph of the 175-year- old church building. root at girls' games. priority on making changes." Lisa Calendrillo thinks it's "stu- puters and "Problems Women Though their presence refuted The school official equated pid" to have cheerleaders at the Face." that claim, the Monmouth Re- working towards equality for boys girls' games, and some of the gional cheerleaden echoed some and girls in sports in the schools other players said it didn't matter. of Braun's other comments at the to the move to racial intergration But Geralyn Dodd likes having girls game with Brick Thursday in education. cheerleaden at her games. night. "A lot of people didn't want to Charlene Gaskin said she didn't see it happen," Zucaro said, noting "I like to hear them — it's dead 5 years ago shortage, President Nixon orders like missing the boys' games while that it took court action to bring without them," she said. "It 100 years ago it about. Representatives of seven area year-round daylight saving time to the cheerleaden alternated be- makes me feel somebody is conserve fuel and government Approximately 1,000 people watch tween the two teams. Squad "Some .pressure had to be there." towns meet with County Prosecutor applied or the change will be so Alexander D. Lehrer to prepare agents search for gas station owners races of horse-drawn sleighs on captain Melissa Tiggs said she who charge inflated prices. Broad Street. Red Bank, where the "didn't care much" for cheering slow," she said, alluding to the As Monmouth Regional debates plans for the county's first narcotics action the school took in directing the pros and cons of cheerleaden strike force. snow track is smooth and hard. at the girls games, but Patty 50 years ago Henry commented that it would be the cheerleaden to alternate be- at the girls games, it appean the Gov. Byrne urges revitalization of New telephone rates provide free tween the boys and girls at home Middletown board will soon deal cities, preservation of pinelands and Grocery store advertisements of- better if both teams had calls between Asbury Park and Long cheerleaden for the girls. games. with the issue. In response to restructuring municipal tax ben- fer sirloin steak for 19 cents a pound, Branch, a 20-cent charge within the Monmouth Regional also McKulla's questions, the board efits. bread for six cents a loaf and coffee The cheerleaden also suggested county and 25 cents to New York. that boys or a mixed squad might rescheduled games so that girls directed Superintendent of Schools for 17 cents a pound. Something must be done to check play an equal amount of basketball Dr. Bernhard W. Schneider to 10 years ago Mr. and Mn. Amory Haskell host cheer for the girls liquor traffic in Red Bank, or the Linda Zucaro, affirmative ac- games at night instead of the prepare a report on the subject. Gov. Byrne appoints a state colorful New Year parties, including town will suffer, a local pastor energy chief to investigate the fuel a hunt breakfast for 150. admonishes. COMMUNITY CALENDAR

TODAY TOMORROW 7:30 p.m. at the Mental Health weekly, Tuesdays and/or Fridays, at 7:30 p.m. in the Freehold Town- community meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Association office, 90 Monmouth St. at 9:30 a.m. in Freehold Area ship Safety Building. Women who the Red Bank Primary School Media RED BANK — Rlverview Hospi- RED BANK - The Lions Club The meeting is free and open to the Hospital's Wellness Center. enjoy singing are invited to come Center. Prevention and education tal's Family Cancer Support Group will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Molly public. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - and try barbershop style harmony. will be discussed as well as plans to will meet at 7:30 p.m. Pitcher Inn. A representative from HAZLET — The Raritan Bay Freehold Area Hospital's venereal COLTS NECK - Shore Hills meet with the Red Bank Board of American Airlines will present a Town Crien Chapter of the Society disease clinic meets Tuesdays at 6 Chapter of Sweet Adelines meets Education and prevention and RUMSON - the non-partisan program on the U.S. Virgin Islands. p.m. No appointments are necess- weekly at 7:30 p.m. in the Colts citizen committee for Rumson-Fair for the Preservation and En- education program development LITTLE SILVER — The Friends couragement of Barber Shop ary. Neck Reformed Church. Prospec- utilizing local business and resource Haven Regional High School Board of the Library Association will have tive members and guests are wel- of Education elections will hold an Quartet Singing in America will come. people. The meeting is open- to the the annual meeting at 8 p.m. at the have rehearsals each Tuesday at 8 WEDNESDAY public. organizational meeting at 8 p.m. in library. New officers will be elected p.m. at Raritan High School, Middle FREEHOLD - The Freehold the school's Humanities Resource and ways to provide further library Road, Hazlet. RED BANK - The Monmouth chapter of TOPS (Take Off Pounds MIDDLETOWN - The Middle- Center. Voters of Rumson and Fair assistance will be discussed as well County Audubon Society will meet Sensibly) meets weekly at the town Citizens "Light the Fields" Haven are encouraged to attend. MATAWAN - Registration for as fund raising and membership the Matawan-Aberdeen Public Li- at 8 p.m. in the Trinity Episcopal Wellness Center, Freehold Area Committee will meet at 8 p.m. at drive activities. The public is Invited brary Winter Storytime series for Church Parish House, White Street. Hospital from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Persons Middletown High School South to HOLMDEL - The COPD (Better to attend. children age three through A slide and film program on coastal interested in weight loss are invited discuss fund-raising efforts to reach Breathers Club) of Bayshore Com- LONG BRANCH - Families kindergarten begins at 9 a.m. New Jersey will be presented. to attend. its $35,000 goal to install lights at munity Hospital will meet at 7:30 FAIR HAVEN - The weekly both township high schools. The p.m. in classrooms A and B. Further Anonymous, a fellowship of rela- KEYPORT - The Root and public is invited. tives and friends concerned about Branch Garden Club of Keyport will meeting of Tough Love will be held THURSDAY information is available from the have a meeting and slide show at 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the Fair Haven police Consumer Education Department at the use of drugs and related behav- station on Fisk Street. RED BANK - Families ioral problems, will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Bethany Manor, 500 Broad FR1DA Y the hospital. St. Willard Aumack and Mn. J. HOLMDEL - The Cardiac Club Anonymous, a fellowship of rela- p.m. at the Monmouth Chemical Emmett Collins will present the of Bayshore Community Hospital tives and friends concerned about MANALAPAN - The Western HAZLET - Tickets are on sale at Dependency Treatment Center, 152 problem* w»il

1 "Noises Off." a Broadwav nlav jt-- - nfc • uiceon continuous entertainment and door many goes oi Adelines, meets every Wednesday Chemical Dependency will hold a prizes. B2 The Daily Keftistw Sports Moseley makes FG when it counts WASHINGTON (AP) - Mark "A kicker's job is always on the game with 100 or more yards Theismann was not surprised at the Moseley has been a placekicker long line,'' he said. "It always comes rushing. frantic finish enough to know how tenuous the job down to your last kick. That's the But Joe Montana rallied San "I've had a feeling since Tuesday can be. one they remember." Francisco, winners of Super Bowl that it would come down to this kind Four times yesterday, Moseley Quarterback Joe Theismann pos- XVI two years ago, with three of ending. " Theismann said, "that it missed field goals as the Washington itioned the ball at the 15-yard line touchdown passes in the first eight was going to be Mark Moseley's Redskins battled the San Francisco for Moseley's 25-yard attempt minutes of the final period. football game to win." 49ers for the National Football Then, Theismann knelt on one knee "It was just a wild game, and we Montana's comeback started on Conference championship. to hold the snap. got lucky at the end." said Washing- the first play of the final period, But with 40 seconds left to play. "How good was Moseley's kick1"" tons Joe Gibbs, the NFL Coach of with a handoff to Wendell Tyler, Moseley hit a 25-yarder that gave he was asked. the Year. "Mark's the guy I want who relayed the ball to Freddie* the Redskins a 24-21 victory and sent "Good enough to get us to kicking them. He's done it over and Solomon on a flea-flicker play which the defending champions to Super Tampa." Theismann said "He's the over and over." Montana completed to Eason Bowl XVIII against the Los Angeles best in football as far as pressure San Francisco Coach Bill Walsh Ramson for 23 yards to the Washing- Raiders Jan 22 at Tampa Stadium. goes ' was satisfied with his team's effort ton 3. Three plays later. Montana The Raiders beat the Seattle Sea- Until the 49ers staged a furious, "We played well, " he said. "We passed to Mike Wilson, filling in for hawks 30-14 in the American Con- fourth-quarter comeback, it seemed came back against a tough team and injured Dwight Clark, for a 5-yard ference championship. that Moseley's earlier misses would against tough odds." TD — his first of the season. "I really wasn't sweating it," said not matter. Even Moseley's early misses did After Moseley missed a 41-yard Moseley, who set an NFL kick not disturb the coach or the kicker field goal attempt, Montana com- Washington led 21-0 after three "He just didn't get his foot on it. " bined on a 76-yard touchdown pass scoring record with 161 points this quarters on two short-distance Gibbs said. season. "I don't miss four in to Solomon, and suddenly, the game touchdowns by workhorse John Rig- "I was slipping a little, and I the Redskins had under control, was practice all week." gins and a 70-yard TD pass from shortened my stride on the last But he had been wide right on out of control. Theismann to Charlie Brown. Rig- one," said Moseley. on their next possession. Montana attempts of 45. 34 and 38 yards and gins ran for 123 yards, marking an short with a 41-yarder yesterday. Despite his team's three TD lead took the 49ers53 yards in four plays, NFL record sixth straight pjayoff with just lb minutes to play. passing the last 12 to Wilson for the tying touchdown That gave him 27 completions in 45 attempts for 347 yards, two yards short of Johnny Unitas' NFC championship game record set in 1958. Hawks The Redskins then took over on their 14-yard line with 6:52 to play Riggins carried 17 yards on first down, moving Washington to its 31 battle in a march that produced three more first downs Two of them came after vital interference penal- ties against the San Francisco secondary, the first a 27-yarder Hoyas against cornerback Eric Wright and the second against cornerback Ron- LANDOVER, Md. - Monmouth nie Lott, which gave Washington a College's men's basketball team first down at San Francisco's 8-yard 13-7) has been plagued by turn- line. overs all season. Riggins carried three straight That'll be something the Hawks times, positioning the ball for certainly- can't afford tonight Moseley. when they battle fourth-ranked With 40 seconds to play, the Georgetown University (12-1) at veteran placekicker. who was the the Capital Centre starting at NFL's Most Valuable Player last 7:30 season when he set a record with 23 This is the second meeting consecutive field goals, trotted onto between the two teams The the field Hoyas won easily last year. 82-59, and Monmouth Coach Ron All of Moseley's earlier misses Kornegay knows things ar<>n t were within his range, but this time •"• • •"••" '•hinuhnt distance ;incl 's""ig iu ue any easier CTHRMU Kickeu the ball between cue uprights time around as the capacity crowd of 55.363, BRUISED BUT SMILING - Redskin running back John Riggins "Georgetown is better than last silenced through much of the final 15 clutches a beer can with a bloodied hand after Washington defeated year," Kornegay admitted. "Well minutes, erupted. the San Francisco 49ers in yesterday's NFC championship game. do the best we can. We didn't play Riggins carried the ball 36 times, that bad against George Mason (in tying the championship game record an 88-76 loss I except for the he set a year ago when the Redskins Montana's 48 passing attempts set Philadelphia's Tommy Thompson in turnovers. We had 23 in that beat Dallas to reach Super Bowl a championship game record and his 1947. Theismann was 14 of 26 for 229 game. XVII 27 completions tied the record set by yards "This will be a very tough test for us, ' he added "But we're trying to establish a Division I program and this game will give Raiders shut off Warner, us national exposure." Georgetown, which has lost only to third-ranked DePaul. is returning home after a two-week, topple Seahawks, 30-14 four-game road trip It downed Seton Hall University. 74-63. in its LOS ANGELES (AP) - The last game Saturday beat them. " he said. the Raiders got involved in several game plan the Los Angeles Raiders' Plunkett's passes to Malcolm fist-swinging, jersey-pulling skir- The Hoyas are paced by 7-0 All- used to beat Seattle Seahawks in the Barnwell set up Frank Hawkins' 1- mishes with the Seahawks. American junior center Pat Ew- American Conference championship yard and 5-yard touchdown runs that "We wanted to let them know ing. who is averaging 16 points and will be kept alive and used against helped the Raiders build a 20-0 early that they weren't going to beat nine rebounds a game and is the Washington Redskins in Super halftime lead. Then he threw a 3- us in the big one, " said Martin. generally considered to be the Bowl XVIII yard touchdown pass in the third "I think we kind of got caught up most intimidating defensive force "We're not going to change a period to Marcus Allen. in it and it distracted us," said in college basketball. thing We're just going to go after Allen rushed for 154 yards. 13 Warner, limited to 26 yards on 11 them." linebacker Rod Martin said yards less than the entire'Seattle carries "That's just, the way the Billy Martin (6-7) is a probable after the Raiders slammed the door offense achieved, in his best game of Raiders play We should have just starter after being benched for on Seattle's rookie super runner, the season. "I don't want to sound walked away and gone back to the two games. The other likely Curt Warner, wrecked the Sea- conceited," he said, "but if I have huddle But they hit and we hit them starters will be sophomore Dave hawks' passing game with five a good game, it opens up things for back. We can't get caught up in that Wingate (6-5), who got the win- interceptions and rolled to a 30-14 everybody else " victory yesterday. kind of contest." ning basket in Georgetown's over- It was almost a complete reversal By halftime. they were out of the time victory against the Univer- Now they have to slam the door of the teams' two previous meet- sity of Nevada Las Vegas last R»flllt«r photo by Carl Fodno contest. Their two touchdowns, Jim UP AND IN — Monmouth College's Julian Hendryx drives into on John Riggins, the Redskins' ings, swept by Seattle 38-36 and 34-21 Zorn s passes of 1 yards to Dan week. 6-5 senior Fred Brown and bulldozing runner, the record-break- thanks to 13 turnovers by the 6-1 junior Gene Smith. Top re- Howard's David Wynn on his way to the basket during the Hawks' ing Most Valuable Player in last Doornink and 9 yards to Charle last second 74-72 victory. Mason McBride, who scored 36 points Raiders. Young, merely averted the second serves are 6-9 Mike Graham and year's Super Bowl game. "They beat us when they had to," 6-3 freshman Reggie Williams in the game, is at lower right. consecutive shutout in an AFC title "Without a doubt, John's a said Dave Krieg, who started at game. "We never got to the point helluva running back," said Lyle quarterback for the Seahawks but where we could win it." said Assigned to the unenviable task Alzado, the Raiders' wild and was replaced by Jim Zorn midway Seahawks center Blair Bush. of guarding Ewing will be 6-10 ppgl, who has come alive in the freshman Julian Hendryx (6-6) outspoken defensive end, "and if we in the third period after completing Still, just being in the conference senior center Jesse Stout. Ewing last two games. McBride score 36 and junior point guard Greg get a chance, we're gonna tear his only three of nine passes for 12 championship was quite a feat for dominated the Holmdel High points, including the game-win- McLaughlin (6-1). head off. John and I are good friends yards, throwing three interceptions ihe Seahawks, a 9-7 team which School grad last year, though ning basket in Monmouth's 74-72 This is the second game of a — but when the game starts, he and getting sacked three times. upset last year's AFC Super Bowl Stout did manage 10 points and win over Howard last week, and four-game road trip for the won't be thinking about friendship, "The biggest difference between and neither will I." representative, the Miami Dolphins. eight rebounds. He's averaging added 18 in the game against Hawks. They play Rutgers Uni- today's game and the other two was "I'm proud of pur football team," 13.3 points and 65 rebounds a George Mason. versity next Monday and then go Quarterback Jim Plunkett, con- that we were a much better team siderably more soft-spoken, was said Coach Chuck Knox. "I'm proud game this season. The other likely starters are 6-6 to Maryland-Eastern Shore Jan. this time," said Raiders Coach Tom the way they came back this year Monmouth's top scorer is 6-3 Karl Towns, averaging 11 points 19 before returning home to host considerably more cautious. "I'm Flores. "We played like we should quite sure that if we play the way we and the way they played. I told them sophomore Mason McBride (14.3 and eight rebounds a game; Delaware State on Jan 23. play. We played with a lot of spirit." they don't have to hang their heads did today, if we can get on top They played with more than that against the Redskins, that we can for anybody ... I didn't want this In the opening minutes of the game, game to tarnish the season." #1 TRUCK SAVINGS CENTER LARGE SELECTION OF FORD TRUCKS BEST BUYS FROM THE VOLUME FORD TRUCK CENTER

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Seahawfes^were vie Illlt of Raider intimidation

LOS ANGELES (AP) - The "We get out there and they did all Seattle's Curt Warner, the con- Seattle Seahawks, in the National that stuff early in the game," said ference's leading rusher this season, : Football League playoffs for the Seattle quarterback Dave Kreig, also thought the Raiders broke his 7 first time ever, may have become a who completed Just three of nine team's concentration. ; little rattled by an old Raiders' trick passes and threw just three inter- "W,e expected that," said Warner, « — Intimidation. ceptions. who gained only 26 yards on 11 • Los Angeles, which had lost two "That may have contributed to carries. "That's just the Raiders. .- regular-season meetings with Seat- making us a little up tight, me a "But I think it got a little out of v. tie, roared back with a 30-14 victory little uptight " hand," Warner continued. "I think £ in yesterday's American Conference Kreig, who gave way to veteran we got kinda caught up in it, and that • championship game. quarterback Jim Zorn in the second was a mistake." half, emphasized, however, that the "We should have just walked •- The Seahawks seemed distracted, Raiders won simply because they away, gone back to the huddle. I '•'. and a couple of skirmishes during played a better football game. can't say I enjoyed playing football ' the contest, extracurricular pushing "They're the the best team in the like that. They hit us, we hit them and shoving by. the Raiders, may AFC," he said. "They beat us when back, and we just can't let ourselves have caused it. they had to." get into that kind of contest," Warner said. "The emotions were very high. It was very intense." The rookie running back, how- Peynado scores in 300 ever, echoed Kreig's statement that the Raiders' "intimidation" was far from the whole story of the game. PRINCETON (AP) - Derrick Seton Hall's Barry McClain de- ' Peynado, a Seton Hall alumnus who feated a strong field in the 60-yard "They played extremely well ; represented Jamaica at the 1980 high hurdles to win in 7.3 seconds. defensively. We just couldn't seem to do the things that got us this far." - Olympics, won the 300-yard run in Glassboro State edged the Shore 30.3 seconds during indoor track and Athletic Club in the sprint medley Warner said, "I think we sur- field competition at Princeton Uni- relay in 2:10.4 while Hunter took the prised a lot of people by getting this far, and I think people should give versity yesterday. two-mile relay in 8:02. this team a whole lot of respect." Peynado won by two yards over The men's pentathalon was won Kreig commented, "We're proud, but we're depressed by losing in the .Ed Brown of Essex County College by Keith McQuitter of the Shore fashion that we did." and Tracy Baskin of Seton Hall Athletic Club. placed third. Favored Willie Seattle Coach Chuck Knox, whose club fell behind 20-0 in the first half McLaughlin of East Orange, com- In women's competition, Shelly Rice of New York won a dead heat and managed just 16 total yards in peting for Manhattan College, fin- the opening two quarters, said: ished fourth in 30.9 seconds. in the 60-yard high hurdles from Princeton's Sally Anderson in 8.1 "You have to give the Raiders credit. They played an excellent seconds. j There were more than 300 partici- football game. We don't have any pants in the development meet excuses or alibis. i sponsored by the New Jersey Ath- Adelphi's June Griffith took the "We weren't sharp at all. We letics Congress to help contestants 300-yard event in 34.8. Former couldn't get any flow or tempo, any prepare for the New Jersey cham- Rutgers standout Lori McCauley. rhythm established," the Seahawks pionships scheduled for Jan. 22 at now runing for Team Adidas, re- coach added. "That hadn't been the Princeton corded the second fastest time In the way we got here. We got here by not 300-yard race, winning her section in making mistakes and trying to Kevin Foley of Haver ford, Pa., 35.4. control the flow and tempo of the * won the 1,500-meter run in 3 game. Atioclatvd Pr»M photo minutes, 48.5 seconds, defeating Joe Rutgers women won both relays, "But we're a young football ROUGH STUFF - Odis McKinney (23) of the Los game. McKinney was penalized for rouqhinq the Genther of the Shore Athletic Club taking the sprint medley in 1:51.9 team,1" Knox said, "and we'll be Angeles Raiders shoves SeattleSeahawk kicker Jeff kicker. by 20 ynritoi. and the 880 yard in 146.8. back.". West following a punt during yesterday's AFC title Redskins came out on top in heavyweight bout

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Super Bowl XVIII on Jan 22. Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke, slipping away, " said Washington backed against his locker, fielding quietly reflected on the day "We •••» nn the chalkboard in the "They are a courageous buiwh. i 1 • "n Russ Grimm. "They just questions from reporters. The win- were the best team in football all Washington rleuskins dressing group ot heavy hitters," skid "tight gratulate each player, said the Kept coming .u us. inis" vfas me uvi ui • me room read simply "Friday, 10 a.m." end Rich Walker, shaking his head defending champions had shown hardest game I have evear played in award last season. Moseley had an that perhaps it was not meant to be The Redskins' season continues. in the directon of the 49ers' dressing "their true character" in holding off my life. uncharacteristicly poor afternoon "When Mark went out there (or The defending Super Bowl cham- room. "This was a classic heavy- the 49ers and marching from their Redskins safety Curtis Jordan, until he made his final attempt after that last field goal, I didn't know pions were forced to the brink by a weight fight that went 15 rounds. We own 14-yard line to the San Faran- tugging at the diamond in his ear going O-for-4 earlier to keep the whether to look or not I wanted to courageous San Francisco team just happened to get the decision." cisco 8 to set up Moseley's winning and puffing a victory cigar, said he 49ers in the game go back to the Super Bowl, and I was The 49ers battled back from a 21- field goal with 40 seconds remain- knew it was just a matter of time "I felt confident going out there afraid this time we weren't going to point deficit in the fourth quarter Redskins quarterback Joe ing. before the 49ers got hot. again," Moseley said. "I don't make it I guess it's our turn again, before Washington prevailed 24-21 Theismann, who completed 14 of 26 The Redskins took a 21-0 lead into "It was just a matter of time usually miss four in practice during twice in a row is hard to believe. on a 25-yard field goal by Mark passes for 229 yards including a 70- the fourth quarter before Joe Mon- before they caught on to what we the whole week. I knew the chances Mosely in the final minute of play in yard scoring strike to Charlie tana led the 49ers on three success- were doing. I have seen him of missing another were pretty For Jordan, who once played for the National Football Conference Brown, echoed Walker's thoughts. ive scoring drives to knot the score (quarterback Joe Montana) get hot slim." the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, his championship game. "They just kept coming and coming. 21-21 with seven minutes to play before. He seems to get hot in every return to Florida will be a joyous The Redskins, to a man, praised It was one fo the best defensive game." Amid the "high-fives" and chants event "I'm going back to Tampa the 49ers even as their thoughts efforts I have ever seen against this "There was a time late in the In another corner of the jubilant of "We're on our way to Tampa Bay in style This is the only way to turned to Tampa Bay, the site of football team." game when I thought it was all dressing rooom, Moseley stood Bay," running back Joe Washington come home " McGee leads Lady Trojans Connors seizes 'Lite' title CHICAGO (AP) - "This was the of its existence, defeated Wojk'k gol better and played deeper Al 31, best I played all week." said Jimmy Fibak of Poland 6-7. 6-1. 6-3 Saturday you have to work harder Mj past Rutgers Connors yesterday, and Andres night in the semifinals conditioning, my tennis and mj PISCATAWAY (AP) - Forward Gomez was in no position to dispute Gomez upset Ivan Lendl a 3-6, 7-5, attitude have improved When I Pam McGee scored a game-high 27 the statement. 7-6 in a gruelling match which lasted came here 1 was (ightinp everybody. points and grabbed 15 rebounds to into yesterday morning including myself " lead the University of Southern Connors. 31. blazed past the 23- "Yes. I think so," said Gomez The crowd of 5.542 was disappoint- California to a 95-80 win over year-old Ecuadorian champion in a when asked il the Lendl match took ing, but Connors had an answer Tor Rutgers before a crowd of 2,200 at battle of lefthanders to win the something out of him "After the that, too the Rutgers Athletic Center yester- $250,000 Lite Tennis Challenge of first set I got a little tired We "The Washington Redskins ami day. Champions 6-3. 6-2. 6-1. finished late and I didn't get enough San Francisco 49ers." he said McGee, a 6-foot-3 senior, received It was easy, so easy that Connors sleep But he (Connors I played so "Going up against football at this help from her twin sister, Paula, needed only 1:33 to win the best-of- well." time of the year is rough who scored 16 points and from five match in straight set^and take Gomez (pit his game is improv- Connors broke Gomez serve in Cheryl Miller, who contributed 16 down the top prize of $100,000. ing, but said. "I have to move the third game of the first set. and points and hauled in 22 rebounds to Gomez earned $60,000 better." again in the ninth game [or his ' '•'• lead the defending national cham- "It didn't start that way.' said victory pion Women of Troy to their 11th Connors, "but I hit a couple of good Both Connors and Gomez will be Connors had three more service win this season against three losses. shots and he missed a couple and I among those who will compete in breaks to one for Gomez in the Rutgers, 9-3 and ranked 13th in the started gaining confidence This is the Masters Tournament in New second set when in one stretch country, rallied behind 11 of Kelley the best I've played all week, but I York this week and both felt they Gomez scored eight straight points Watts' team-high 19- points in the can play better ' have a chance to win. but still couldn't stop Connors who first half to close to within 5 points Connors, who has been in the "This tournament helped me." needed only 23 minutes in Ihe tlurd as USC/which never trailed, took a finals of this event- in all four years said Connors "Match bv match I set to wrap up the triumph 41-36 Mad into the halftime inter- mission, ^--v^^ A right baseline-jumper by the Cosmos trample Tulsa, 11-4 Lady Knights' Regina\Howard pulled Rutgers to within 3 points at EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - Teammate Gerry Gray, who long the start of the second period, but Alan Green scored three goals and added two goals and a pair of The Cosmos took a 2-1 lead in the was as close as Rutgers came. added two assists yesterday to. spark assists, chipped in with a goal and first period as goals by Angelo USC, ranked No. 1 in the country, the Cosmos to an 11-4 North Ameri- an assist in the decisive third- DiBernardo and Gray o(fset a Tulsa replied with 8 unanswered points to can Soccer League victory over the quarter outburst while Stan Terlecki tally by Barry Wallace It was 4-3 at halt the Rutgers momentum and Tulsa Roughnecks at the Brendan and Darryl Gee also each scored a the intermission as the Cosmos pulled away to as much as a 25-point Byrne Arena goal. scored an own goal when Tulsa lead at 85-60 with 5:39 left in the Green, who has scored 12 goals "I thought the 10-day layoff defender Brian Schmetzer accident contest. this year, tallied two goals and between games hurt us a bit in the ly kicked the ball into his own net •£ The win broke a three-game Aitoclittd Pf•»• pholo added an assist in the third period first half. " said Cosmos coach and Andy Parkinson added a score losing streak for USC, who lost to 'LITES' UP — Jimmy Connors blasts a return to Ecuador's Andres when the Cosmos, who lead the Eddie Firmani. "We were lack- ranked squads Texas, Louisiana Gomez during their Lite Tennis Challenge of Champions match league with an 8-4 record, erupted adaisical and a little bit sluggish, Tulsa. which (ell lo 5-8. got second ; Tech and Old Dominion during a yesterday. Connors-took Ihe title with an easy straight set victory. for (ive tallies to open a 9-3 but we came on in the second half period tallies from Billy Caskey and *. four-game road trip. advantage. like we've been doing all season Adam Krupa -DIVORCE- | Watson beats Morgan in Match Play final :ree Initial Consultation Many problems do not TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Tom Watson a dull match." working on it, make it work under won $25,000. ' LEGAL appear HI after the di- 'came into the new Seiko-Tucson Match "I was pressing a little bit, and I pressure. Watson's victory was the 29th of his vorce Unless they are :. Play Championship with a new swing, fouled up, made some mistakes," SERVICES anticipated, it may be "It's not where I want it to be. but it's career and tied him for nth on the all too costly or too late *;put it to the test and found it was working Morgan said. • getting closer." time winning list with Gene Littler, (hi REASONABLE lo undo an uniuat re- *•— but just barely well enough. "I was always playing catch-up, and man who won the seniors' portion of this RATES sult Be informed as 5 "If it had been a medal play tour- that's not very good against Tom It worked well enough to produce a two-pronged tournament that offeree 10 your rights and ob- $100,000 prize—matching the biggest ligations as to child *nament, I might not have won. But that Watson. My putting was lousy." more than $1 million in total prize custody, support and visitation, alimony • is the nature of match play," Watson He called a four-footer that he missed payday of his career—in the tournament money. division of property, etc Only after dis- -'said yesterday after his even-par effort on the 16th "critical," and said "I felt that opened the 1984 PGA schedule and cussing your individual tacts can it be lln the final match was good enough for like kicking myself." provide him with his first American known what can be done Littler dropped a 10-foot par putt with "a 2 and 1 victory over struggling Gil Watson, who han't played up to his triumph since June of 1982. (He's won his peculiar putter on the 18th hole for • Morgan. usual standards In the last 18 months, two British Open titles in that period.) SHOULDN'T YOU RE ALL a 1-up decision over Don January. Littler redesigned his swing over the winter. "I TALK TO A LAWYER \ Morgan did not make a birdie in the Morgan, who won the Tucson title as also won (100,000 and January — who was kind of sliding through the ball," he WHO LISTENS..." Winal match at the Randolph Park. « maifal nlov AVAnt lost von- rnlloWwt first nlaved against Littler in 1947 -

claiming his first American victor? in UWIIIg. ltt years. "But I have a lot of confidence In what place and a $35,000 prize with a 2 and 1 MIMU put^v, n "In a way," he said, "it was kind of I'm trying to do. I'm going to keep victory over Lanny Wadkins. Wadkim Casper won $25,000 M trad SI. MTMMY-M-UW I l»Mc«J IH 74.-1100J B4 I he Daily Register MONDAY, JANUARY 9,1984 Suzy Chaffee: Skiing's free-styler, free spirit for athletes' and women's rights. abroad. Suzy Chat fee is a Joan of Arc in the now is preparing for one of her World champion free-style skier, most prized productions — the Suzy TV personality, film producer, de- Pishing a petition with the com- She wrote a book, "The I Love leotards and ski pants. petitors while button-holing Olym- New York Fitness Book," widely She is forever throwing her lance Chaffee Celebrity Pro-Am World signer, lecturer ,* author and corpor- Freestyle Invitational Jan. 1M1 at ate representative, Chaffee has cut pic and political leaders, she syndicated, produced, choreo- into new battles, defying staid WILL spearheaded the Olympic reform graphed and starred in the classical traditions, challenging the un- Breckemidge, Calif. a wide swath through the sports and Celebrity guests will include for- entertainment world since 1968 movement which erased hypocrisy ballet movie, "Butch Chapstick and challengeable, clawing her way to GRIMSLEY the Snowdance Kid." She also wrote new and higher ground. mer Olympic decathlon gold when she showed up for the Winter and opened the door for above-the- Olympics in Grenoble, France, in atable subsidization of American and co-hosted a skit with BUI Cosby Now she is on a fresh kick — medalist Bruce Jenner, finger Barbara MandreU and a horde of TV shocking, form-fitting silver ski athletes by commercial firms — an on ABC-TV. putting grace and .symmetry into suit. act that poured millions into Olym- She became a national TV figure bigtitne skiing, turning the snow personalities Including Robert pic coffers. with her commercials as "Suzy slopes into a ballet stage, skiers Into Wagner, Maude Adams, William "After those Games I didn't know Shatner, Drew ("ET") Barrymore what I would do," she said. "As an She organized the first meeting at Chapstick" and has represented a swirling dervishes, ski competition number of other companies, Includ- into something more than swooping plus some members of the casts of Alpine skier, I was burned out at the White House for women sports ing Colgate, Avis, Revlon and the down a treacherous incline at better "Hill Street Blues" and "The A- 21." leaders in the interest of Title IX than mile a minute. old former Olympic Alpine star Team," among Others. Instead of being over the hill, Suzy (equal opportunity in school sports) national hot dog industry. For Hart, and fought for athlete and female she designed the first super light- She calls it free-style skiing. The from Stowe, Vt. "I can't wait to get Mr. T on was just beginning to scale the "Presently I am putting most of skis," Suzy said. "It all depends on mountains — snow-tipped, of course representation on the U. S. Olympic weight skis for women. idea came out of her blonde-tressed A successful model, she also head. Her insistence has made it a my energy in this form of entertain- the A-Team shooting schedule. — and on her own Suzy Chaf fee- Committee. She became the first ment and competition. Nothing is George Peppard feels sure he can designed skis. woman member and also a member sings, plays the flute, writes poetry, competitive event in the 1968 Winter does TV sports commentary, lec- Olympic Games. more exciting than performing make It." Not as a member of the U. S. of the President's Council on Physi- cal Fitness. tures and Is conversant In six "There is no reason you can't do pirouettes, leaps and spins on skis The event will be filmed and Olympic team but as a crusader, the with Mother Nature as a backdrop." shown by ESPN on in a two-hour TV New England woman was the She launched her acting career in languages, speaking German and on skis what a ballerina does on a French. stage, a swimmer in synchronized Having performed her "Ski Fan- special Jan. 29." busiest body at the Winter Games in the CBS Movie-of-the Week "Ski "Sehr gut, Suzy." "Tres bon." routines and a talented figure skater tasy - '84" last weekend at Mount "Skiing should be fun, not work," Sapporo, Japan, in 1972 and Inns- Lift" in 1978 and since has appeared on a floor of ice," said the 37-year- Airy Lodge in Mount Pocono, Pa., Suzy insists. bruck, Austria, in 1978, crusading in a dozen other films here and Young lady, you've got it made. TRACK Maloney's goal 55 Mater Dash — 1. Clalr Connor (Rahway) 7.1, 2. Siaphanla Sateen (Nap) 7.5. 3. Sandra WHaon (Nap) 7.5, 4. Jackie Bobler (Clifford Scott) 7.7. S. Janlfar Jones (WIIHrtgboro) 7.0 55 Malar Hurdtce — Connor (R»h) 0 4 2. Plutatta Smith (Rah) 89. 3. MicheUe Walk* (Nap) 6.9. 4. upends Isles, 5-4 Karan Davis (Nap) 9.3, 5 Yolando Peres (Union Hill) 400 - 1 Salaen (Nap) 69 4. 2 Bobter (Scott) 60 1. 3. Charlotte Smith (Rah) 62 4, Jeannle Smith (T.R. NEW YORK (AP) Don Washington Capitals beat the Phila- East) 62 7. 5 Elmira Troche (Rah) 63.3 600— I. Adete Federtco (HolmdaJ) 2 32 3 2. Sue Maloney whipped home a 25-foot delphia Flyers. Ralntree (PlalntteW) 2:32 3, 3. Karan Kaatafiachmtdt shot with 1:31 remaining last night, The loss, only the second in 11 (No. Hunterdon) 2:33 1. 4. Joan Harrlman (Helmdel) 2:34.6. S. Sue Bekedi (Brick) 2.36,5 lifting the New York Rangers to agames (6-2-3) for the Flyers, spoiled 1600 — Teecy Blgley (No Hunlefdon) 5 23 8. 2. 5-4 National Hockey League victory the night for Philadelphia center Alanna Qsrwltz (No. Hunterdon, 5:29.6, 3. Bath Davtne (R B Catholic) 5 35 3. 4. Michelle Gladden over the New York Islanders. Darryl Sittler, who became the 51st (Point Beech) 5.37.0. 5 Lauren Jelm (Holmdei) Ron Greschner, who earlier in the player in NHL history to play in 5:37 1 3200 — Blgley (No. Hunterdon) 11 25 4. 2. OarwIQ game became the first Ranger 1,000 games. (No Hunterdon) 11:330, 3. Jelm (Holmdel) 1VM.2. defenseman with 300 career assists The Flyers scored first when 4 Lisa Williams (Valliburg) 11:57 5. 5 LaaAnn Flora Dave Poulih slapped in a 45-footer (Raman) 1158/ when he set up a goal by Mark Shot - Meienme Brown (Vaileburg) 39-2, 2. Osbome, took a slap shot from the on an unassisted breakaway at 5:20 Michelle Houston (TRS) 36-fl. 3. Kim Newell (TRE) left point that bounced off a group of the opening period. 37-9, 4. Jody Metolck (Manclapan) 35-10. 5. Linda Baker (So PlalnHetd) 35-1% of players in front of the net and fell HJ — 1 Connor (Rah) 5-4, 2 Ruth Hernandei at Maloney's feet. Maloney blasted Then Gustafsson took over, scor- (Union Hill) 5-2, 3. Jeannle Marten (RBC) 6-2, 4 ing three or more goals for only the Kama Jordan (Central) 4-10. 5 Kim Qooda the puck past goalie Billy Smith for (Monmouth Reg) and Gloria Houston (TR) tie 4-10 his first goal in 10 games. second time in his five-year career. Maloney's goal capped a wild third period. Greg Gilbert had lifted The Washington winger tied the SWIMMING the Islanders into a 3-3 tie at 10:23. score with his 18th goal of the season 59 seconds after the Flyers took the Soya But the Rangers' Anders Hedberg T.R. East tt. Mtddfetown S 70 scored on a short wrist shot when lead. He fired into an empty net 200 Medley Relay - 1 TRE (Marshall, after Pelle Lindbergh came out to flg Alomanol ' 54 2 left alone in front of Smith 81 200 Freestyle - ' Dave Cuthbert IMSI 2H8 seconds later. stop a shot that bounced off his pads 200 I M - 1 Scon Felix (MS) 2 24 7 to Gustafsson at 6:19. 50 Freestyle - ' Tom Ens IMS) 24 9 Islander Tomas Jonsson tied it Diving — 1 Keith Cronshey (MS) 116 4 again 25 seconds after that with a 45- 100 ButieOiy - l Chns Marshall (TRE) 56 6 foot rocket past goalie Glen Hanlon, Gustatsson's 19th goal came at 100 Freestyle - 1 Rich Swgier (TRE) 53 4 11:15 and gave Washington a 2-1 500 Freestyle - > Bill R'Cken (TRE) 5 54 4 who upped his record at home to 100 Backstroke - 1 Craig Fenmck (TREI 107 6 12-1-1. lead. He hit a wrist shot from the 100 Breaslstroke — t FeliM (MS) 1 10 0 bottom of the right circle that 400 Freestyle Relay - 1 TRE (McDonaouQtv Then Maloney gave the Rangers slipped past Lindbergh's right side. •• Cn»wiU F«rjw,rh) 3.58>7 r-M ,... .,...:„ ,,., ... < yif-torv in four meetings t»H.« ' - " ...... w,,.... _ MMdletown S. 190, TRE It period of last night's game. , w'U> their local rivms uus season. 200 Medley Relay l Midd-eiown South (Bowldy Mark Pavelich, right, falls to the ice while chasing let, Jones. Miiistem) ?04B The teams traded first-period 200 Freestyle — ' K>m Weber (MS) 2 14 1 power-play goals. Osbome con- South, TRE 200 I M - I Kelly Marshall (MS) 2 28 5 50 Freestyle - Karyn Zochowski (MS) ?6 8 cluded a three-on-two break with a • Oivmfl - 1 Cheryl Raih (MS) 222 45 CBA takes 6 firsts in Catholic Relays wrist shot over Smith at 12:28. The 100 BuneMiy - i Charleen Rickert (TRE) 1 Of b Islanders' Brent Sutter tied it attankers split 100 Frae&lyle - 1 Kim Bo* by (MS) 59 5 NEW YORK - Christian Adam Horrisberger, Dave Tierney Connor set meet records in win- 600 Freesty-e - * Marshall 6 46 B and Mike Ruane won the shuttle ning the 55-meter dash (7.1) and 55- 18:07 when he tipped in a pass by RED BANK - The Middletown 100 Backstroke - t Bowlby (MS) 107 2 Brothers Academy captured six Bob NyStrom TOO Breastslroke - Roberta Milletem (MS) I 19 9 hurdles in 31.9. CBA won the sprint meter hurdles (8.4), took first in the South High School girls swim team first places yesterday at the annual Hedberg and Raijo Ruotsalainen 400 F'eesty'e Relay — TRE (jude. Paschon. New Jersey Catholic Track Con- medley (3:41.8) with a team of Joe high jump (5-4) and led off (5-0) stayed unbeaten by handing Femvick Clftvms). connected 1:56 apart in the second ference Relays half at Manhattan Gilson, Rich O'Day, Carroll and Rahway's 1600 relay team, which Toms River East (4-1) its first period to give the Rangers their 3-1 College. Hickey and also took first in the high set another meet record with a setback with a 100-72 triumph Satur- advantage. But Duane Sutter made SCHEDULE CBA won the distance medley, jump relay (17-6) with Tim 4:13.1 clocking. day night at the Red Bank YMCA. Bracken, Dan Stewart and John North Hunterdon's Tracy Bigley it 3-2 with 48 seconds to go in the The Middletown South boys team, shuttle hurdles, spring medley and middle period. TODAY high jump relays in addition to two Barrett. won both the 1,600 (5:23.8) and 3,200 however, dropped a 99-72 decision to •ovs CBA's Dave Franklin took the (11:25.4), Homdel's Adele Federico Rangers center Pierre Larouche, the Raiders Beekettoell individual events (3,200 meter run the team's leading scorer, was at Marlboro 3,200 in 10:00.4 while Dan Loughney took the 800 (2:32.3), Stephanie Kim Bowlby won the 100 freestyle and the pole vault). carried from the game on a Jackson al freehold T«p of the Colts won the pole vault by Saleen of Neptune won the 400 (59.5) and 100 breaststroke (1:07.2) Al SI Catherines, I. Keansburg CBA's distance medley team of clearing 12 feet. (59.4), and Melenine Brown of stretcher midway through the sec- and led off the winning 100 medley Jim Hickey, Bob Carroll, Bill Bar- Vailsburg took first place in the shot ond period when injuring his knee in relay team for the Eagles, while Pi Boio wan ai rett and Bob Oeane won in 10:36.4, Connor lifts Rahway girls (39-2). a collision with the Islanders' Brian Kelly Marshall won the 200 I M Freehold r«p at M.d<)leto*n N Trottler. Larouche was taken to a Swimming the best in the state this season. LITTLE SILVER - Rahway High Red Bank Regional will host the (2:28.5) and 500 free (5:48.8). Ocean T*p at hospital for examination. Barrett ran a 3:07.9 in his 1,200 School's Claire Connor stole the Shore Coaches Relays Saturday with Scott Felix was the topswimme r meter split while Deane anchored show in Saturday's Merli Invita- the girls events getting underway at Capital! 7, Flyers 1 for the South boys, winning the 200 Marlboro al dietow" S with a 4:37.1 mile. tional Girls Track meet at Red Bank 9 a.m. and the boys starting at 1:30 PHILADELPHIA - Bengt Neptune at St Rose IM. (2:24.7) and the 100 breast Freehold Tw Jackson The team of Pat McGovern, Regional High School. p.m. Gustafsson scored five goals as the (1:10.0).

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laaaaaaaaaaaai B6 The Daily Register Lifestyle MONDAY. JANUARY 9. 1984 Neuropathy eased Children ought to be clothed Dear Ann Landeri: Yon have the mind of a person of Us means Is loo cheap to keep his • Puritan and the heart of an old maid. All property la halfway decent condition. in some diabetics thoic tight-lipped, pious. knre-)rrking holier- Please address yoarseli to this problem He than-thou! who are looking for support can drives my mather crazy with Us refasal «o BY LESTER L find It In your column. COLEMAN, M.D. hire work dee - Daighter Of Mr. Skinflint In Kaoxville I refer specifically to your response to Ibt One of the most unpleasant com- woman who complained about the neighbor ANN Dear Daughter: I suspect the problem is not plications of diabetes is known as kids going naked all summer. She said. "I'm so much about money as it is something to do diabetic neuropathy. This is a nerve not talking about toll. Some of these kids are LANDERS Perhaps If your father had a satisfying hobby problem that usually affects com- YOUR I and 7 years old." She was further dismayed he would not be attempting odd jobs that could fortable walking. The exact reason by the way her 11-year-old son sat In the be done better by an experienced person. why diabetic neuropathy occurs in HEALTH window and gawked — called II "un- An ideal solution would be a workshop in the some diabetics and not in others is not wholesome." basement. Pop could then putter to his heart s completely known. Yet it has been content and leave the repair work to the suspected that the high sugar levels in Good old Annie was right there to tell her professionals. * the blood result in the accumulation of It is dangerous and unhealthy for children to a chemical known as sorbitol and run around unclothed. "Underwear," you vintage 11-year-old boys Your letter indicates Dear Ann Landers: My husband and I have fructose. In some strange way the Women who are inseminated said, "should be worn by both boys and girls that you are sadly out of touch with reality. lived In four cities la the past six yean. In buildup of sorbitol and fructose may artificially, those who use hormone of all ages." You then suggested that parents every city we have had the poor lack of getting be responsible for the involvement of therapy, and even those who try in who questioned your statement should check Dear Ann Landers: I can't stand It very unpleasant neighbor! Has the world the nerves. vitro (test tube fertilization) are being with their pediatricians. anymore. My father, an upper-niddtt class changed that much? What do you think? - A series of recent reports showed studied with ultrasonic vibrations. retiree, has Joit performed the ultimate act Miss The Good Old Days that a substance, sorbiml, can im- Ultrasound is entirely safe. Studies The "lust" In the U-year-old's eyes was of cheapness and stupidity. The man "re- prove the function of the nerves in are being conducted everywhere to actually a reflection of his mother's evil mind. paired" the broken timer on onr stove by Dear Miss: If YOU have unpleasant some diabetes. find new uses for this valuable A kid that age doesn't get any such Ideas about smashing the glass cover and pulling out neighbors, it is more than likely that they do, In two recent studies, this drug was technique. nudity or the opposite sex until a kooked-up various pieces with a pair »f pliers until the too. given to groups of diabetic patients. In BETA BLOCKERS TOUTED adult gives them to him. thing shut up. both cases, the patients' symptoms Beta blocker drugs have made a Ann Landers' new booklet, "Sex and the marked impression on the destiny of Teen-ager," explains every aspect of sexual were significantly relieved after only I'd appreciate a comment. — Royal Oak In the past he has "mended" screens by a few days of treatment. mankind. Major illnesses are now stuffing ragi Into the heirs, "fixed" toilets behavior - where to draw the line, now to say The evidence shows that sorbinil is being controlled with the drug Dear Oak: Any comment from me would be with the wire twists froir bread wrappers and no, the various methods of contraception, the not very toxic It could have an propranolol It is estimated to be the refected. Your mind is not only closed, it is made countless other "altrrations" that made dangers of VD, the symptoms and where to important impact on the lives of some most widely prescribed drug in the nailed shut. things worse. get help. For a copy, send ft and a long, self- diabetics in the future. United States, with almost 10 million addressed, atamped envelope (37 cents post- USES WIDEN FOR ULTRASOUND people taking it every day. According The advice I gave was sound and I stand If the man were destitute I could under- age) to Ann Landers, P.O. Box UtK, Chicago, Ultrasonic vibrations, commonly to the National Heart, Lung and Blood behind it. It's time you checked out some 1984 stand his behavior, but I find It disgusting that III. (Mil. known as ultrasound, are being used Institute of the National Institutes of in almost every field of medicine to Health, it has greatly altered the insure the proper diagnosis of medical morbidity statistics, or rate of dis- and surgictl conditions. This tech- ease, in the United States. nique allows the physician to safely It is used to control irregularities of ENGAGEMENTS examine areas of the body and parts the heart, anginal pain due to heart of the organs without surgery. problems, high blood pressure, and in Now ultrasound is being used ex- recent years, migraine headaches. tensively and with increasing success And it has a record of safety that is Diebold-Meeker Clark- to better understand the reasons for quite remarkable. Johnson-Carpenter EATONTOWN - Mrs. infertility in women. With ultrasound Propranolol, along with other beta she is president of the Helen Carpenter, of 6 RED BANK - Mr. and the exact time of ovulation can be bloekers now being developed, will Mrs Charles D. Meeker of Forensics Society. Steneck determined. Doctors are using this continue to reduce the severity of Barker Ave, announces the engagement of her Hillside Street have an- knowledge to investigate ways to heart attacks and increase the nounced the engagment of Her fiance was gradu- daughter, Donna A. HAZLET - Mr. and increase the likelihood of pregnancy statistics of recovery. their daughter, Susan Ruth ated from Central Carpenter, to Peter L. Mrs. Bruce H. Steneck of Meeker, to Donald J. Methodist College, Fayet- Johnson, son of Mr. and 44 Newman St., West Diebold of Morristown. He te, Ma., and received his Mrs. Lloyd Johnson of 93 Keansburg, announce the is the son of Mr. and Mrs. master's degree from Barker Ave. engagement of their daugh- G. Harold Diebold of St. Montclair State College, The couple are gradu- ter, Debora C. Steneck, to Wide ties narrowed ates of Monmouth Re- Louis, Mo. Upper Montclair. Mr. Larry Clark, the son of Diebold is head of the DEAR HELOISE: gional High School, Tinton Miss Meeker was gradu- Laurence Clark Sr. of West physical education and sci- Could you please repeat Falls. ated from Red Bank Cath- Keansburg and Barbara ence departments at the thelutructions for making Miss Carpenter attended Peter Johnson, olic High School, and is a Schero of Brooklyn, NY ,,i <- lies iiiiu tue wore U p popular, narrow ones? My MUNIS lege. Lincroft, and is em- Her fiance worts for < a•> University, where ristown The prospective bride husband thinks it should be ployed by International Bendix Corp. was graduated from very simple. But he hasn't Home Videoclub. Red A December wedding is FROM Neumayer-Bennett Raritan High School, Haz- tried to do It! Thanks so Bank. planned. let. She is a dental assis- much! - M.K. FAIR HAVEN - Mr Haven Regional High HELOISE School and Stuarts School tant for Dr. Richard Lubitz It really isn't all that Riker-Rahm and Mrs. Arthur W. Ben- of West Long Branch. difficult, if you sew at all. nett, 940 River Rd . an- of Business Adminis- Just rip out the seam on HAZLET - An- tended Brookdale Com- nounce the engagement of tration, Wall. the wider end of the tie, nouncement is made by munity College, Lincroft. their daughter, Debra Jean Mr. Neumayer was Her fiance is a graduate then cut the inner lining to Mr and Mrs. Frank Rahm. She is a cashier at Sears. Bennett, to Erich Arthur graduated from Long of Bishop Ford Catholic the width wanted. Measure throw away those car anti- seat tools. Cut a large flap 592 Holmdel Road, of the Roebuck and Co., Middle- Neumayer of Long Branch, Branch High School. He is High School, Brooklyn He carefully, cutting the same freeze bottles. They're in one flat surface, line engagement of their daugh- town. the son of the late Mr. and now self-employed. attended Staten Island amount off each side of the very strong and good for: with a cloth, and fill with ter, Kathleen Ann Rahm to Mr. Riker was gradu- Mrs. John Neumayer. Community College, and is lining, tapering to where Storage for snow chains, your most necessary car Nicholaus Frank Riker. ated from Middletown Miss Bennett was gradu- The couple plan a May an employee of COMPU the narrow end begins. if you cut a hand-sized tools. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald High School North and is ated from Rumson-Fair wedding. NET in New York. Press out the old folds of opening in the bottle. Keep Riker, 70 Atlantic Ave.. attending Brookdale Com- the outer tie fabric. in your trunk. Rub the Keep some in the gar- East Keansburg. munity College. He is a Fold the tie to fit the chain with an oily rag to age. They're great for stor- Miss Rahm is a graduate mechanic employed by lining and turn raw edges help resist rust. ing nails, screws, etc. — of St John Vianney High Carmine's Amoco Service, Advertise in The Register under, cutting off excess Storage for under the C.Z. School, Holmdel, and at- Keansburg material, if any. Pin or baste edges in place. Steam press lightly, then slip stitch edges together, same as on the original tie. Press lightly again if Announcing a fabulous needed That's all there is to it. Only takes a short while to do and if your husband has many ties, you will have saved yourself dozens of dollars' — Heloise new Elaine Powers LETTER OF LAUGHTER Dear Heloise: Thought I'd clean my dishwasher so It's an exciting new dimension of fitness. I followed your directions and put laundry detergent Come in for our Grand Reopening in. and turned it on. I went to my porch and sat down to have a cold Our new Powercise workouts have been called the Powercise equipment was designed especially lor drink. My neighbor rang the doorbell — when I got greatest exercise programs ever invented. women. to the door I was ankle Powercise combines a group of exercises that are essential for Our equipment is used for the Powercise Aerobic Circuit Train- deep in suds. They went physical fitness and a healthy cardiovascular system. It also through the kitchen, the ing (PACT.) portion of the program. It's a new innovative ex- hall and on to the front allows you an exercise workout designed for your individual ercise program where you move quickly from equipment door. needs. All of our Powercise programs are absolutely sensa- station to equipment station strengthening your heart and Well, to make a long tional for shaping up the entire body. firming up your body. story short, It took almost an hour to clean up. People passing thought we had a fire and were using foam put It out. • New Decor Anyway I have a beauti- ful, clean kitchen floor and • New Fitness Programs dishwasher. My neighbors helped so I invited them In • New Lockers for a while and we had a good laugh. • New Showers We reread your article and realized it said to use • New Sun Lounges a little bleach. Where did I gat the idea of laundry detergent? ... DUMB ... DUMB ... Melody Harmon Sorry that happened, but this goes to show us — 2forl please read carefully 'cause I can't be there all the time! Oh, well, your floor is clean! — Heloise BAND TOGETHER Sale Dear Heloise: Here's a Complete 4 month proof an great idea that my smart Unlimited Visits. little 6-year-old daughter thought of. Each time she lakes the elastic hands from her hair, the winds them on the handle of her own halr- brmsh.

• ———.» • >. De«rr Heloise: Do»'t WONBAV-. JAKUAFI^S.1964 The Dtaily Regis*** WEDDINGS • Gashlin-Levitt Car&donjo-Fgfliof^ OLD BRIDGE - Wendy Elaine Jean Butler served as the flower Levitt and Curtis Alan Gashlin girls MIDDLETOWN - Marianne Jean Charles Fallon, Jake Bialek, exchanged wedding vows on Nov. 5 The best man was John Coker. Fallon and Albert J Caradonio were Thomas Fallon and Nicholas DeAn- in Dorian Manor. Ushering were Lee Gashlin, Richard married Nov. II in St Marys gells. Rabbi Alfred Landsburg and the Gashlin Jr., Arthur Levitt, Donald Roman Catholic Church, New Mon- Mrs. Caradonio was graduated Rev. Evan Williams officiated at the Policastro, Alan Adler, Allen Wojick motith. The Rev. Stanley P. from Mater Dei High School, here; ceremony, which was followed by a and William Stadleman Uikaizewski was celebrant at the Stuart School of Business Adminis- reception. The bride attended Middletown nuptial Mass, which was followed by tration, Asbury Park, and Brookdale The bride is the daughter of Mr. High School South and was gradu- a reception in Cervino, here. Community College, Lincorft. She and Mrs. Herbert Levitt, 144 Crest- ated from Ranney School, Tinton , The bride is the daughter of Mr. expects to be graduated in May view Drive, Middletown. Mr. and Falls. She is a secretary at Herbie's and Mrs. Charles D. Fallon, 7 from Monmouth College, West Long Mrs. Richard Gashlin, 617 Lorillard Auto Center, Lincroft. Southside Ave , Atlantic Highlands. Branch. She is employed at Pruden- Ave., Union Beach, are the bride- Her husband, who is a pro- Mr- Caradonio is the son of Albert tial Property and Casualty In- groom's parents. fessional musician, was graduated J. Caradonio ST., Woodbridge, and surance Co., Holmdel. as is her from Keyport High School and the late Rosemarie Caradonio. husband. Alicia Tremaine was the maid of Monmouth County Vocational Attending the bride were Carolyn Mr. Caradonio is an alumnus of honor. The bride was also attended School, Keyport. Fallon, maid of honor, Susan Fallon, South Plainfleld High School and by Gail Levitt, Mary Gashlin, JoAn- Debra Fallon, Donna Bialek, Jean- Rutgers Univesity, Newark. ne Gashlin, Teresa Gashlin, Arlene MARIANNE CARADONIO After a cruise to Puerto Rico, St. nemarie Brady and Vivian Osbora. Sharkey, Tracey Michael and De- Thomas, Bahamas, Dominican Re- Brad Dougherty was best man. The couple went on a honeymoon borah Lupola MR. AND MRS. public and Florida Keys, the couple The ushers were Robert Giacobbe, cruise to the Bahamas. Anne Beth Levitt and Barbara CURTIS GASHLIN reside in Hazlet. Dwelling on death can make us miss much of life

BY JACK H. SMITH It seems implausible that the cozy comforts of life victims of natural and man-made disaster. Yet, is are not meant to be savored. Few of us are there not a stimulation in being involved in this part impoverished when it comes to the currency of of history, at least as an eye witness? And, candidly, I am a Christian, but not nearly as anxious to satisfaction — the friendship of other people, good is it not true that challenge is so irresistible that, if complete this pilgrimage as some believers appear to marital and family relationships, flowers growing, we did manage to solve all these problems, we would TIME be Life is a good trip and, despite its pains and leaves turning, driving an automobile, taking a trip, create some new ones to tackle? worries, it has been mostly enjoyable. a warm bed, a redecorated living room, a pat on the Admittedly, most of the pleasures of life are "of this OF YOUR The other morning, when I went out to pick up the back for accomplishment. world" because that is where we live But. in its paper, the start in the clear winter sky shone Even the bad news in the paper has some positive admonition not "to be conformed to this world." the LIFE brilliantly I was struck with gratitude at the privilege effects. We deplore the constantly turbulent inter- Bible, as I interpret it, must be warning against total to view this celestial artistry. And with the national scene with wars and rumors of war. We allegiance to the material and complete rejection of reassurance that, even when clouds hide them, the agitate about massive social problems, fume with and divine authorship. stars are there. against legislators in debate, and empathize with the Certainly, the "worldly" experience we relish are not all bad: a good dinner in an elegant restaurant, an ocean cruise, commuting to work in New York and working the Times crossword puzzle, attending a Hamernicks mark golden anniversary Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, winning the Rose Bowl game, waxing a new car, being received at the Fabulous Needlepoint White House, getting an unexpected bonus, taking the COLTS NECK - Mr. had served as the maid of and Mrs. Joseph grandchildren to the circus. We all have lists of such honor. Some 130 guests favorite things. For You.... Hamernick, 264 Heyers attended the gala, which It is in looking forward to more — and planning — Mill Road, celebrated their was set in Colts Neck Inn. that we keep alive while living. If, on the other hand, 50th wedding anniversary The Hamernicks have 1 we are plodding along through a "vale of tears" and on Dec. 10. Both are life- three daughters: Betty waiting resolutely for the better life to come, we can long residents of Colts Palumbo, here, and Sandy

Lrtli MI ut-irin 10 MR. AND MRS. A MAJOR DISEASE JOSEPH HAMERNICK BIRTHS ID the past len yean, deaths from emphysema have increased seriously The number of new emphysema patients hai more Ihan doubled. In MONMOUTH MEDICAL Terry and Janis Clark, simple terms, emphysema orruu when the walls Long Branch 127 Memorial Parkeay, At- of toe luogs break down, the blood vessels and lantic Highlands, daughter. HOLIDAY CLEARANCE elastic lime in Ike walls disappear and the Mr. and- Mrs. Richard bronchial lubes become flabby and collapse. This Jan. 2. WICKER obstructs the flow of air Into and out of the lungs Ashton (Douglas), 106 John and Susan Nappi, causing labored breathing. It comes on very Montgomery Terr., Red Madison Gardens, Old 30% OFF RAAAN slowly sad al first there are no symptoms. Bank, daughter, Dec. 30. PRICE Bridge, son, Jan. 2. Although there Is no cure, because you cannot Mr. and Mrs. Robin Charles and Kathleen reverse tissue damage, there is treatment to hold exc.pt cocktail drtaatt Lurette Murray Poyner, 76 Statesir Place, 50% OFF down farther deterioration. Breathing cleaner •nd knits (Gilmore), 718 Stephen air, no smoking, medications, controlled breath- Red Bank, son, Jan. 2. lag and special devices such as nebulizers are SIZES 4 to 20 Terr., Neptune, daughter, John and Sandra part of the overall treatment plan. If you nave REQUALR ft PETITE Dec. 30. Schubel, 104 Hamiltonian any trouble breathing see your doctor at once. Edward P. Topoleski Jr. Drive, Red Bank, daugh- and Diane M. McDonald, ter, Jan. 2. YOU OH YOUR DOCTORfAN PHONE US 175 Main St., Port Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Frank when you need a delivery We will deliver mouth, daughter, Dec. 31. promptly without extra charge. A great many Marchese (Diane Cintron), people rely on us for their health needs We Mr. and Mrs. Joesph Braden Place, Keansburg, welcome requests for delivery service and Lynam (Raidy), 6 Johnston daughter, Dec. 30. charge accounts St., Oakhurst, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Jan. 1. DeVito (Michelle Caster). Mirrvf.lnir\ I'liarniiH'Y Mr. and Mrs. Les 35 Holly Glen Way, Eaton- THKSMHKWSHlm SHOPS Fromkin (Stickle), 15 town, two daughters, Dec. HnunJMi. : 11-in; i Min-«.l Til ton Dr., Ocean, daugh- 31. l'ri'H4Ti|ition Chriuiotw tree Itt'ii ter, Jan. 1. Manda Jackson, Judy Ramos and Bernabi 57 Lewis St., Eatontown, Rodriguez, 140 Montgom- •"MrJa«nd Mrs. William ery Terrace, Red Bank, Wilson (Madeline Mullin) daughter, Dec. 30.' 26 Maplewood Drive, New SAINT BARNABAS BEST QUALITY AT DISCOUNT PRICES Monmouth, son, Dec. 30. Livingston a positive Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lark Shaw (Nancy Hammel) 41 (DeWyngaert), West Or- THE WICKER BASKET Toomin Drive, Neptune ange, daughter, Dec. 31. So. of DaHcious Orchards experience tor Twp. son, Dec. 31. She is a former resident of Mr. and Mrs. Chi-Jou Middletown. Rt. 34, COLTS NECK • 462-8855 (Yih-Chin Liu) 12 your pre-schooler Knollwood Dr., Holmdel, son, Dec. 31. ages 3-5 Dr. and Mrs. Stan Katz • Program emphasis on helping child develop independence & (Sandra Gelb) 2 Paag socialization skills Lane, Little Silver, son, line's 21 daY at YMCA • Dany Activities mclude art. music science, gymnastics, storytime, Dec. 31. library, trios and more. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blehl (Eliza Deans) 53 nursery *> • Swimming Lessons Salem Lane, Little Silver, .ftwoiks. • Experienced Staff daughter, Dec. 31. school Mr. and Mrs. Joe • E»ce'leni Staff/Child Ratio Boehler (Linda Kuhl) 444 Middle Road, Hazlet, son, Jan. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hancock (Maylou Dempsey) 81 Portland Dr., Atlantic Highlands, daugh- ter, Jan. 1. Mr and Mrs. Bill Fehlhaber (Julia Bolin) 202 Thousands Oaks Dr., At- lantic Highlands, son, Jan. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Cicil Can- when registering o> non (Denise Williams) 603 re-registering. Second Ave., Asbury Park, Jffil son, Jan. 2. There is a daw In AARP meeting your area. Cat Monmouth Co. 721-2766 ASBURY PARK - Rita Ocean Co. 349-7996 Adamsky, director of the New Jersey 201-757-7677 Visiting Homemakers Ser- vice of Monmouth County, Lean Une is an atf*a« ol Thin Life Centers will speak to the area chapter of American As- sociation of Retired Per- sons today at 1 p.m. in ine . Phillips Seaview Towers. l First Avenue. Thelnnotiatois. »«._K™ nf lht, national cLean Line Inc 1964.

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Rift.-.. SI 08 The Daily Regisfer 140 Rumson Hautsitx aa required by law DELIVERY PERSON - Apply m MACHINIST - iv F'i"«, Hwy M fc»pd onW within ten (10) days of Its pass- Hsilel 284-0630 Cal.946-4600 2M OcMnport 240 Rumion DENTAL ASSISTANT - Middle- MODELS NEEDED - P«mlJJ 2 This contract Is awarded Seconded by Councilman Moss and adopted on roH call by . town. X-rey e»p Sand resume to Modeling recently expanded MVtNM aHAMHO FUND! without competitive bidding as a P o Bo. T.407. The Dally Raojs- "Professional Service" under Ihe the following vote Classified MOKwport On Thursday. January 19, In the affirmative Coun- ler, Shrewsbury, N J 07701 1904 al tha regular meeting of provisions of the Local Public Phone 5«2 1700 Da.1.6 M» M ToSP M Saturday 1.30*M To I?30P U LI QA L NOT tCB Contracts Law because tha ser- clrwoman Callen. Councilman DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chelr- the Ocean port Mayor and coun- Barbee. Callman, Oorski. Moss slde Full-time, iwperlenced PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on cil beginning at 6 IB P M In the vtoe rendered or performed Is to October 27. 1063 the Borough ot be done by a parson authorized and Moran 4 Lost and Found only. W. Long Branc*. arae, mooting room of the Oceanport In the negative. None 250 Othsn Public Nolice* Keyport Planning Board paaaed Municipal Building. 22 Mon- by law to practice a recognized covering the premiss* known as 222-4381- a waaolutton granting Jamee A. profession and whose practice is Absent None moulh Brvd . Ooeenport, NJ. a Block 246 Lots IB 10-20-21 on LOST — Shepherd, light irl-cool MUONKM Carton and Florence E Carton, public hearing will bo he»d on regulated by the law and bid* are •!•"•» $23 40 tho TBK Map of Ocean Townahlp c> »0» nivanrla* tX-JV"*., not required per R.S 40A 5-11 adutt male MlMlng aince Dec tfj NJ. §uia Ucaniad Equal preliminary and final aria plan General Ravanue Sharing 24B Monmouth County being situate on lha north side ol 20 In Matawen area Wearing FACILITIES approval lor the premises known Funds The public (Especially S. A copy of this resolution Albert Avenue black leather collar, antwera to Opportunity Emptoyar, aa Lot 1, at Block 107 on the Tax Senior CltUons) have tha right shall be published in The Dally NOTICE And the Court, by said Order. ^-iI OPE Notice is hereby given that as Rocky Family heartbroken fle- LAYOUT Map ot the Borough of Keyport. and are encouraged toprovid e Register as required by law having set Jsnuary 26. 1W4 be- ward5B3-1B44 - commonly known as 377 Atlantic questions and make comments within tan (10) days of its pass- the result of recent revisions of tween the hour* of 10 00 o'clock Must be eble to nendle ell ol the Street, Keyport. New Jeraey on the possible use* for the Rev- age. Ihe New Jersey Public Contract AM end 3 00 o'clock P M. and LOST — 2 dog*, (arm coMtv together with the other variances ] enue Sharing Funds In an esti- Seconded by Councilman Law 40A 11-3 pertaining to NO- Martin L Bailey, Collector of whlte & tan. anawera to Jatiia int. TICE OF REVISIONS, the follow- ELECTRICAL mated amount of $31,364 00 ex- Callman and adopted on roll call Taxes of the Township ot Ocean, Other, brown beagle/tx>ner, HVAC NIOHT CLEANER - To clajn pected to be received In 1964 by the following vote: ing Addendum has been issued at hi* office st Monmoulh ftDea l aniwari Rebel Should be SAWYER. QALE A DOYLE i for the following protect, as PLUMBING omc«t » racraallon room on in* Attorneys for Applicants \ PATRICIA L. VARCA In tha affirmative Coun- Roads. Oat»hurst. New Jersey as logathar. Loat. In vicinity of ELEVATIONS uMakandt & holldir*M3nr«. par BOROUGH CLERK previously advertised by the (ho time, place and person Sherwood Dr . CllfTwood BY JEFFREY B OALE , cltwoman Callen. Councilman Monmouth County Board ot Rec- PARTITIONS aiTfJaSai midnight* earn in Jan 9 M4M Jan 9 17 82 Bar bee, Callman, Qorskl. Moran before whom trje defendants In Beach (Aberdeen Twp), 1/2/84. Dayton NJ perm.n.nt poa- and Moss reation Commissioners, Llncroft, this cause shall pay to the plain- REWARD IN Please New Jersey JERSEY SHORE LOCATION mon.Eu urarwng wndl. High 2S4 Marlboro In the negative None tiff Ihe amounts dus on plaintiff's call 583-0811/264-2800. ext «hool •tudania «1lh •""»»'>•', 240 Rum»on Absent: None PROJECT MASONRY REPAIR Certificate* of Tax Sale M8 SEND RESUME OR CALL ADVERTItEMf NT FOR BIDS STABILIZATION, AND RESTO- aforesaid CLIFF KINZ mil era allglbl* Intarvwwa " Jan 9 ^JJfi.24 .m-3 pm waekilMt or by ap- NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN ANNUAL NOTICE RATION AT THE WALNFOBD . Vou are therefore given this THAT, eealed blda will be re- GRIST MILL LOST — Qray German Shepherd poUmant.Sparry Stud.nl Hom- OP MEETINGS NOTICE notice so thai you may appear CDI 10 ceived by the Township ot TAKE NOTICE thai lha BID DATE JANUARY 19. 1964 - dog. in Tinton Falls. Answers lo ing Canter «» "'r ? Councilman Moss offered tha and make redemption at tha time jamaebura Hd |HI 522 ''• ml. 0". Marlboro for the construction of Rumson Board of Health will following resolution snd moved 1000 a.m. and place specified should you Sport Mlaslng since Sun Has CORPORATION a new First Aid Squad Building to hold it* regular public monthly its adoption: ADDENDUM #1 desire so to do snd thai In default teg Call 747-5184. Rl 13d). Diylon N.J be located on Tennent Road of meeting* during the year 1064 RESOLUTION NEW PROPOSAL PAOE IS- of such redemption any equity of 188 E Bergen PI Red-flanK 2QI-3g»-2«OO Marlboro Township, N J. for the transaction of public busi- BE IT RESOLVED by tha SUED WHICH PUTS ITEMS IN redemption which you have or 9 Special Notice* 842-5220 together with all work incidental ness. Including the taking of for- Borough Council of the Borough PROPER ORDER TO COR- may have will be toreever lore- CINDERELLA — 29. looking tor a NURSES thereto. In accordance with Ihe mal action thereon on the third RESPOND WITH PLANS ORIG- cloeed snd barred DREAMS BIGGER THAN YOUR requirements ot the drawings of Rumson that tha time snd Oeneroua Prince. Call 6 a.m.-11 PAY? — Would you like your own RN'S & LPN'S M/F Monday of each and every place tor Ihe regular meetings of INAL ADD ALTERNATES 3 AND STOUT O'HAGAN am or 5 p m -7 p.m. (809) and specifications prepared By month at 6 00 P.M at Memorial the Borough Council in Ihe year 4 WERE REVISED 77?-9640 business? It you have 6-6 hours CERTIFIED Charles Q Surmonte, AIA. • and O'HAOAN weekly to spare, I'll show you NURSES AIDES Borough Hall. East River Road. 1064 be and the sama are All inquiries are to be directed By RICHARD R STOUT Architect. Ocean. N.J. Rumion, New Jersey. Ihe said hereby fixed as lha second snd to the Purchasing Department at how. Please call Dr Cooper,, HOMEMAKERS CONTRACT *t Attorneys tor Plaintiff GIFTED PSYCHIC 642-3100. » HOUSEKEEPERS * LIVE-INS time and place for said meetings fourth Thursdays ol each and (201)842-4000 Jan 9 M0 32 A Single Overall Contract for lo continue in affect until every month, al tha hour of 8 30 By order of the Board of Rec- MRS. SYLVIA EARN $50 - $100 PER SESSION M/F construction of the building In- changed by further action and o'clock p.m , at tha Council reation Commissioners ot the NOTICE OF READER & ADVISOR — teach color analysis and shin Full or perl-lime, oeaded tor cluding General Construc- notice according lo law Chamber of Memorial Borough County of Monmouth ANNUAL MEETING On All Problems of Life care. Will train Call 291-9127 _ Northern Monmoulh Arae. High tion, structural Steel. Plumbing, Eugene Patterson, Hall, with the exception of the Ross W Maghan MAINSTAY FEDERAL 542-9500 EDITORIAL ASSISTANT - Part- pay no lea Cell lor Interview el HVAC. Electrical Work and Site Health Officer following the second meeting in James J Truncar SAVINGS ANO 775-9572 time. S a m.-1 p.m.. Monday-Fri- People Cera St* Broed SI Bed Work excluding domestic water Jan. 9 $7 20 November shall be held on Tues- Secretary-Director LOAN ASSOCIATION (See our Display ad on Fridays) day, writing community news, An Bank. 530-1888. or 1 Bl»ei Hd.. service and sewerage disposal day. November 20, 1984 Bob 0 Cain The Annual Meeting of Ihe excellent opportunity lor the Brlelle. 528-9432 system Purchasing Agent members of thn Mnlnatny Fed- right person Experience helplul. ANNUAL NOTICE In addition, brief work sessions Jen 9 113 32 12 Travel- NURSE RN/LPN M/F -' Part CONTRACT «2 OF MEETING* of tha Council will be held stter sral Savings and Loan Associa- but not essential Submit resume tlma. 11 lo 7 ihilt Mean cull installation of Domestic Water TAKE NOTICE that lha each regular meeting tion for the election of director* Transportation & writing samples to Jane Medlcenler. 8<28300. a«l «3. Service and Sewerage System Rumson Zoning Board of Adjust- BE FURTHER RESOLVED that 250 Other Public Notice* to fill enisling vacancies, and for EAST KEANSBURQ — Ride Fodersro. city editor, The Dally Bids will be publicly opened ment win hold Its regular public the transaction of such othar Register. P.O. Box 520. Red tho work sessions of tha NOTICE OF AMOUNT nwBdad lo A from Brookdale and read aloud al the Marlboro monthly meetings during the Borough Council be held on business as may be necessary, C C • M.T TH Call 4B5-30fl8 Bank, NJ 07701- Township Hall, 1070 Township year 1064 for tha transaction of each and every Saturday at 8 30 TIME AND PLACE wtll be held at the office of the NURSES P.N-LPNM/F Drive, Marlboro, New Jersey, on public business, including the A.M. at Borough Hall except on FIXED FOR Association, 36 Monmouth 15 Instruction EXCELLENT INCOME — For Tuesday, February 7, 1S64 at taking of formal action thereon those Saturdays lading on a hol- REDEMPTION Street, Red Bnnk. New Jersey part-time home assembly work 10:00 AM the third Wednesday of each and iday weekend namely February SUPERIOR COURT on Wednesday, January 18, 1064 PIANO LESSONS — B.M. in For Information cell 3 10 11 * It to 7 Full-lime New Drawings, Specifications and every month at fl1 5 P M at 11th. February 181h. April 21st. OF NEW JERSEY st 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon, Piano Pertomance. New England •504-641-8003 Ext 7275 Open •alary guide EKC benefits other Contract Documents for Memorial Borough Hall, East Msy 26tb, September 1st. Octo- CHANCERY DIVISION The polls will remain open for Conaervatory of Muaic. Call Sun. Qerleirlc axp preferred Apply In the proposed work are on file In River Road. Rumson, Now Jer- ber 6th, November 10th and No- MONMOUTH COUNTY 291-0737 person between 9-4 p m., Mon - DOCKET NO. F-5752-ii one hour from 2 00 P M lo 3 00 EXPERIENCED WAREHOUSE the office of Charles Q sey, tha said time and place for vember 24th P M TUTORING — Oradn K-4 A Frl., Holmdel ConvaleKenl Surmonte AIA, 1166 Deal Road, said meetings to continue In ef- TO EDWARD CHOQUETTE. his HELP — Must drive lorklllt. S3.65 Center. 18« Hwy 34. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED heirs, devisees and personal Anne J Qarvln Special Education. Your home or an hr, to start, apply In person, Ocean New Jersey, and may be fect until changed by further ac- that lha Borough Clerk be and is Secretary Holmdel 948-420O inspected by prospective bid- tion and notice according lo law representatives and his, their, or mine 739-1846 Adele Industrial.Bldfl 4, Bound- hereby authorised and directed any of their successors in right, Jan 3. 8 $18 56 OROANIST NEEDED — Small ders during the office hours of S J Gary Simmon to publish notice thereof in the ary Rd.. Marlboro. — 12 and from 2 — 4 Drawings Clerk of lha Zoning Board title and Interest and MRS ED- FULL-TIME LEGAL Episcopal Parish, no choir re- Dally Register and Asbury Park WARD CHOOUETTE, his wile. sponslblllty Rehearsal, mass and specifications will be of Adjustment Press for one publication — Rapidly growing md Bank furnished upon payment ot Fifty Jan. 0 |7 56 RHEA BERLAND. her heirs, de- only. Hammond orgen. good Seconded by Councilman visees and personal representa- area law firm seeks additional sight reader, conleci LeeAnn Dollars 1*50 00) for each set legal secretaries with 1 to 2 years upon application to the Architect Moran and adopted on roll call tives and her. their, or any of Amis. 870-1876 by tha following vote: their successors In right, title and liligatlon experience We offer en Payments will be returned to bid- NOTICE 6 Lost and Found 51 Help Wanted attractive salary commensurate ORTHODONIC ASSISTANT — ders only upon prompt return of Councilman Callman offered In tha affirmative Coun- Interest and "JOHN DOE" hus- cllwomsn Callen. Councilman band ot Rhea Berland. said $KKJ~Rt"WARD -7-mo old grey Male or Female with experience, a lull benefit With eKperlence X-ray license bid documents. In good con- the following resolution and preferred Full or perl-time dition moved Its adoption Bar bee. Callman. Gorskl. Moran name ol 'John Doe" being fic- S white Kitten, lost In vicinity of 2 POSITONS IMM OPENINGS package & an opportunity for fu- and Moss titious. CLARA HERMANS- 9th ft Pine Sis,. Union Beach FULL TIME — Cashier, no exp. ture growth. Please apply to: El- 74t-9090 Blda must be made on the RESOLUTION loll L Marvel, 508 Broad St. WHEREAS, there exists a need DORF. her heirs, devisees and Please call 264-2414 or necessary, will train, must be proposal forma in the manner Absent None personal representatives and * 291-2547 good witri figures, recep- Shrewsbury 747-4220 designated, must be enclosed in for the services of a Municipal Painter Engineer for the Borough as Jan. 9 $18 30 her. their, or any of their auc- tionist/bookkeeper, must have FULL/PART — Large firm ex- For first Class motel type facility eealed envelope bearing the cessors In right title and interest light bookkeeping and general pension creates opening for 5 name and address of bidder and euthonied by R.S.40:87-15, and FREE FOUND ADS In Dayton N J F/T permanent NOTICE and "JOHN DOE" husband ot A* a service 10 our community. office exp , also telephone assistant manager trainees No proposal identification on WHEREAS, funds are available Clara Hermansdori. said name |ob. 40 hrs per WK . We are for this purpose, and Councilman Gorski offered the The Dally Register I* offering a answering skills Call Qeorga experience $7.65 stert Local looking for e quality worker wllh outside, addressed to the Mayor of "John Doe" being fictitious. Henn, General Manager, Buhler college students welcome Coll and Township Council, Marlboro WHEREAS, tha Local Public following resolution and moved FREE 3-llno FOUND ad for 4 exp In Interior and exterior its adoption: HOME GUARDIAN COMPANY A Bitter Chrysler Plymouth, Hai- 530-181 Jrio to 2 p.m. Township Hall. 197S Township Contracts Law. R.S. 40A: 11-1, el OF NEW YORK a Corporation days under our Lost S Found lat, 264-5000 painting who also knowt rigging Drive. Marlboro. New Jersey seq . require* that Ihe resolution RESOLUTION classification and scaffolding, good pay and WHEREAS, there exists a need Defendants GAL/QUY FRIDAY — Versatile 07746, and must be accom- authorising the award of con- The Registnr appreciates your person with excellent telephone exc benlflls Send work panied by a Certified Check, tracts tor "Professional Services" for the service* of a Municipal honesty & will do its part in find- beckground Info with salary Attorney for the Borough of By virtue of an Order of the and typing skills to assist In all Cashier's Check or Bid Bond without competitive bids must be Superior Court ol New Jersey, Ing the original owner Please forms of office procedures, must requirements to drawn to the order of the Town- published no more than tan (10) Rumson ss authorized by R S Chancery Division. Monmoulh call us at 542-1700. days following tha adoption 40 87-15. and be industrious and conclen- ship of Marlboro for nol less than County, made the 20th day of DOG — Black Lab type mala, tlous Please send resume to P.O FLC ten percent <1O%} of Ihe total thereof; WHEREAS, funds are available December 1983. in a causa Holmdel-Middiatown area, call Advertising PO_Boxj>3». Dayton NJ..0M10 for this purpose, and BOH 125 Little Silver. N J 07739 amount of lha bid. but In no case NOW, THEREf ORE, BE IT RE- wherein Alcides Ferrelra is the 948-8834 in excess of $20.000 00. and SOLVED by the Mayor and WHEREAS, the Local Public plaintiff end you are Ihe defen- GAS STATION ATTENDENT — must be delivered to ihe above Council of the Borough of Contracts Law, R S 40A11-1.el dants, and wherein default Judg- FOUND - Corner Lake Ave S Space full or part time immediate open- PART-TIME listed place on or before Ihe hour Rumson as follows •eq . requires that Ihe resolution ment has been taken against you Rlyer Rd . Fair Haven, monthly ings available applicant must named. No bid will be received 1. The Mayor and the Borough authorizing the award of con- In this cause, and wherein the bus ticket for Jan have excellent work eap epply at NEEDED alter the hour specified The Clerk are hereby authorized and tracts for "Professional Services" Court found thai there is due the 1984 842-7767 Sales 1 ot 3 Power Teal locations Rt without competitive bids must ba 36 Keyport. 957 Rt 9 Sayervllle, IMMEDIATELY Township of Marlboro and the directed to enter Into an agree- plaintiff the following sums LOST — Women's gold charm The Register has an outstanding Architect assume no responsi- ment with Thomas P Sentry, a published no more than Ian (10) together with taxed costs end opportunity for a bright person Rt 36 Keyport. Rt 36 Atlantic Mature-minded individual to days following the adoption holder, with 7 charms. Lost In work In our marketing depart- bility for bids mailed or mis- professional engineer of lha interest from November 30, '983 either Monmouth Mall or Sea- with 2-3 years competitive sales Highlands directed In delivery thereof, on his Tan Sale Certificates cov- ment making telephone calls. 6 State of New Jersey, to perform view Mall On Mori Dec 26 experience (preferably advertis- GIRL/GUY FRIDAY — Very good lo Qpm Pleasant working en- Ihe services of Municipal Engi- NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RE- ering the premises as follows AS { Qraat sentimental value, more ing sales) The person we seek No bid may be withdrawn for a SOLVED by the Mayor and TO THE FIRST CAUSE OF AC- typist, 6 to 5. Selary com- vironment a convenient period of elxty (60) days after the neer for the year 1064 and do I than money value It found must be able to sell on a pro- mensurate with experience Cell Shrewsbury location make this hereby appoint Thomas P San- Council of the Borough ot TION (DEFENDANT, BECK) please call at 842-20O0. ext 222 fessional level using up-to-date data set for the opening thereof Rumson as follows 264-3M4 the perfect opening for those The Owner reserves the right try to that office pursuant to the $1666 38 due on the Certificate 8 30 to 5, or 542-1930 after 5:30 market data. The right person looking lo earn above- -average to accept or to reject any or all provisions of R S 4067-15 and 1, Tha Mayor and the Borough covering the premises known as Reward is offered could grow rapidly with our or- HEATING ~ AND AIR-part-time income For interview bids and to waive any Immaterial he is hereby appointed lo that Clerk are hereby authorized, in Block 33-D-1B Lots 23, 24 4 25 ganization CONDITIONING — 2 exp in- call Mr Frank. 542-6660 Equa! detects or informality in any bid office pursuant to the provisions behalf ol Ihe Borough, to retain On the Tax Map of Ocean Town- • LOST - ? black cats, grt-jn If you meet the above criteria stellera snd helpers needed for Opportunity Employer M/F Of R 8 40:67-15 John Warren. Jr an attorney-at- ship, being situate on the east I eyes, a neutereii • ,.'« n spayed end are not afraid ot hard work, residential duct systems. Blue or. In the bidding should it be in ''i' •?' >h% State <>f New .Jers»y to mtnrt vcur resume in atrlclsBt . vmon springs Hd . Lincrolt Musi navo own Ca< iu un*w n.o do" so" without competitive Diduing as a flit SLCONl) CAUSE OF AC- Manager/ Ratal I Sales. The eel. plus paid vacation arid no. "Professional Service" under the pal Attorney "for' the year 1984 TION (DEFENDANT, CHO- 747-1911 Reward will be given ideys Call for appt, 738-0775 locally to do my errands Call Bidding shall be in con- and he Is hereby appointed lo Regular. t Rogist«r Plaza. lormance with Ihe applicable re- provisions of the Local Public OUETTE) LOST — Change purse, 24ih Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 HIRING — Young, enerpetic per- 530-831/ Contracts Law because the ser- lhat office pursuant to tha $7280 95 due on the Certificate Dec 0 30 AM. Fairwlnds Deli. EOE M'f quirements of N.J S.A 40A.11-1 vice rendered or performed is to provision* of R.S 4067-15 sons to work In food store PART TIME SECRETARY - 20 el seq . pertaining to the "Local covering the'premisea known as Fair Haven Reward. 872-1513 291 -8626^ flexible hrs. par week, must have be done by s person authorized 2. Said sttorney is retained and Block 44 Lots 38-39-40 and 41 LOST - Medium, reddish brown Public Contracts Law" by law to practice a recognized appointed to the office ot Munici- recent clerical experience, good All proposals submitted by on the Tax Map of Ocean Town- dog with one white paw. wearing HOMEMAKERS-HOME HEALTH typist, 40 wpm with accuracy, profession and whose practice is pal Attorney pursuant lo R S ship being nltuate on the east ASSISTANT COOK - Perl-time AIDES M/F — Join the FAM- corporations or partnerships ) regulated by law and bids are not 40:67-15 without competitive red collar Last seen Mechanic much telehone work, salary de- shall list names ol stockholders side of Maple Street St. Rod Bank Call 872-0979 position available Catl Hilltop ILY, as a fult. part-time and 24- required per R S 40A5-11 biddings as a "Professional Ser- AS TO THE THIRD CAUSE OF Nursing Home tor appt. hour duty homemaker Talk to us pending upon experience in accordance with PL, 1977. vice" under the provisions of the REWARD Posllon available immediately C33 3. A copy of this resolution ACTION (DEFENDANT. 871 -OjV first tor a rewarding career • not •hall be published In The Daily Local Public Contracts Law bo- BERLAND) |ust a Job - with flexible hours Family Service Agency in Koy- All bidders are placed on no- cause the service rendered or LOST — Dog. name Boomer, AUTO TRANSMISSION porl Call only between 4 & 5 Register a* required by law $5024 81 due on Ihe Certificate black ft tan face, tan paw*, mo- We offer N J Certltlcstlon. paid tice that they are required to within tan (10) days of its Das*- performed is to be dona by a vacations, mileage reimburse- p.m. dally, 739-«95_ comply with the requirements of person authorized by law lo covering the premises known as dium slin short tail, chain collar REBUILDERS PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER PL 1975. Chapter 127 which is age Block 224 Lot 2 (formerly Lota 787-U084 or 787-8148 ment and choice assignments In Seconded by Councilman practice a recognized protection your area Car and telephone a TYPIST CLERK - Flexible an Act relating to affirmative ac- and whose profession and prac- 7-8-9-10 Block 224) on the Tax INSTALLERS tion In relation lo discrimination: Moran and adopted on roll call Map of Ocean Township being National franchise. Monmoulh must Monmouth County resi- hours 15 to 20 hr». per week to by the following vole tice is regulated by law and bids dents onty Cell Family and Chil- in connection with certain public are not required par R S situste on the north side ol County, full employment, ben- start. Must be accurate & good al In tha affirmative Coun- Herbert Avenue INDEX efits, name your own price Call dren s Service. 222-9100 or detail work Send resume to Box contracts, and shall pay prevail- 40A5-11 542-6160 ing wage rates In accordance cllwoman Callen. Councilman AS TO THE FOURTH CAUSE OF 244-8929. 9 am to 5 p m L-466. The Daily Register. with P L 1963. C 150 Barbea. Callman. Gorskl, Moss J. A copy of this resolution ACTION PUBLIC NOTICES Shrewsbury, N J 07701 shsll be published in The Daily BAR MMD — h«ur«: morf-frl HOSTESS/ HOST - WAITRESS/ Successful bidderia) will be re- and Moran $1162 64 due on the Certificate llEQtlSi in the negative None l0am-6pm Call and leave nomg WAITER — lull time, full service, quired to submit a Surety Com- and number. 739-6997 experience, spply between 2 and » PART'TIME - pany Performance-Payment Absent. None SPECIAL NOTICES NO EXP NECESSARY Jan 0 $23 04 HI Unto.—ch 248 Union B««ch BARTENDER — Part-time pos- S , Oscars. 58 Osklend St Red Bond in : the total amount of 6 Lost a" i Founi.1 Bank.. No phone cells Just a bright telephone manner ition available, full In summer We're an exciting media com- •warded contract HOTICtTOionuo«P i i 9 Special Nonces Musi have outgoing personality ALAYNE SHEPLER ANNUAL NOTICE o imwii i l? Iiavel Transportation pany In ihe area and we're look- Of MEETINOS CIVKIAMJ a experience Apply In person Exp'd In rstlng per- ing for you This position otters ACTING BUSINESS ADMINIS •0A0V0W Of UWOM IS Induction between 2 & 5 ft 6 & 10 Bshrs TRATOR - TAKE NOTICE that the Plan- •nCMl. lUenoN MNUMY io, 1004 sonal/commercial lines. Full- •Good part-time Income MARLBORO TOWNSHIP ning Board will hold Us regular H »ou am a quaMod tn» MMrM votor ot *a (Mo emo e»pecta BUSINESS DIKCTOm Restaurant. HlndV time or part-time. Send resume • Incentives •Close to home Jang $4140 public monthly meetings during M M akaanl oukMo no MoC on. Januofv 10.1IM, of a a BOOKKEEPER — General to Box K-483. The Dally Regis- the year 1064 for Ihe transaction ene reQIS'tered voter who wMI be wHhin the vteSe of New Jersey, but ter. Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 Become a part of tha fastest- of public business, including ihe ledger through trial balance, lor growing communications com- 239 FUd B«nfc • in li o)paimanant an* Mai «HI|IIH>. or because o< IHnaaa or diversified duties In CPA office INTERVIEW" NURSES * AIDES taking ol formal action thereon temporary physical amply or taoauae of tlw otjeervanca « • EMPLOYMENT pany In Monmouth County the second Wednesday of each Part-time or full-time Call M/F — For 7 ft 3 shirt, Exp For Immed personal interview NOTICf laHgloua hoMay pureuant tod a MnMe of yew >elloKKi or bacauee 5' Help Wai'leil Male or 741-2624 for appointment preferred New applicants only Please take notice that the Red and every month al 6 00 P M al af laataaiH ewamluwja at a school, itilegi. or unhraraVly. or baeeuee PHONE 542-6660 Memorial Borough Hall, East Female Call for interview. 431-5217 be- THE DAILY AND Bank Board of Adjustment will m *» nun an« hours a) employment. •*) ba unaMe to cast your tween 9 & 4. Mon -Frl meet on the third Thursday of River Road, Rumson. New Jer- Mot al me Poawg Ptac in your Dmiei on saw date, and you V Batjvsiiiini) Old Care TOYS^GTRTS SUNDAY REGISTER each month al 8 00 P.M. In the sey, ihe said time and place for •eKe to vote in melpeolal Ueoeon to M heu 0.1 Tueeday. January i'.l Domestic Help ITS PARENT^ 6 PARENT~ Equal Opportunity Employer Council Chambers, Municipal said meetings lo continue in ef- 10. law. kindly luinpeaaj tr» Apulicaaon ran* Maaj anal aaraj to 7th thru 10th grades Ona reason why so many M/F - fect until changed by further ac- 54 Situations Wdnled Building. 32 Monmoulh Street, Jane O Clayton, Court* OtorH. ol Monmouth County. Saoaon Femjlp Work after school and Sat on parents become successful. PART TIME F/M — Phone pro- Red Bank. New Jersey (Prior to tion and notice according to law OaailtiilnL Court House, tart wing. freedom. Nae) Janay 07lit our Number 1 sales crew Easily World B00K sales representa- the Regular Meeting, the mem- Jan 9 $6 12 m arffla or a***/ In pareen to M aau MenrnaMh Count, dark al M Situations Wanti'j M.ile earn $40-$75 weekly. Vou must gram, earn extra S$ tor holiday % Silual'O'is Wanted tives. IS became Ihe person they bills. Exc earnings Flexible bers will hold a Workshop Meet- anoa. raauaeana (Mia CMsan AMortee *aM ea torwaraad to you live In Heielt. Keamburg area visit is usually s parent too hours 747-6666 or 583-7646 ing on the second floor In tha ANNUAL NOTICE » kaVaAeW IbBtaaha, *Abaal ill , i Bga^Bakai - • • a\^BBB^hebafeafe shafc^ IBB^B. it as. el • a, B^B Mali' Ff "ale , For more Information catl Mr. Parents share your concern for Building Inspector's Office at OP MEETINOS ^m** rvejoeei myp aB*sis yovr ngmi Aooreea. ar*e me eooreee w V ChiliJCaie Nu'Kt| n Dixon. 542-8664, quality education and a stimu- 7 30 P M ) TAKE NOTICE that the •won MM Wtol ehauM be eent, and muet ba signed M*t raw SchOn'S CARRIERS WANTED — For lating home learning envlr If PART-TIME - Work near your Humson Environmental Com- •to fceraaeen «*>>»ou «a| not ba MM to vjmat you'd like to meet new people, home, supervising newspaper The dates ire as follows mission will hold Us regular pub- FINANCIAL Oceanport, Eatontown. Mon- carriers in the early morning January 10 mouth Beach area. Call Andrla. discuss their children's educa- tic meetings during the year 1964 61 Business (.ippununily hours. You will oversee the car- February 16 tor the transaction of public busi- fisji SMS) then Seven (7) tfsife prtot ID *tto Badlon, arvd co^teJne ffte 542-4000. Ext 209 tional needs, and earn good in- March 15 G,' Mo'i<]jg<"> come contact us today, f/t ft p/t riers delivery, sales and collec- ness, Including the taking of for- CARRIERS WANTED — For Lit- tions activities Permanent pos- April 19 mal action thereon ihe first ti.i Monet IO-LOWI tle Silver, Tinton Falls a opprotunltes M/F/ Call 679-5122 May 17 BasaVaaaal - —- — — J aatfaBBBBaafiaa) eV^aAa^aal aftsaaBVaklBj daaa tfajaaa) stfc4haa> *- -»# j JANITORIAL SERVICE — Part itions are available in the Red Thursday m June and the first ••"' *e>a|ueei ana wrmeieV "wwie* eovon on wrew part, oe n. M MM' -. A IF.|,'(I Shrewsbury Age ti and up. Bank. Aberdeen, Middletown June 21 Thursday in, December at 600 an aaaaiilas baaW aaaaaaaon by the County <£•• lor all Mm Please call Pirn Peterssn, time help wanted, drivers license July 10 MERCHANDISE Cliffwood and Oldbridge areas P M at Memorial Borough Hall, ••cionf w\ tsvmcn ar^^r eve seqejae e> vv^e •ujfMeerjO'p •Oame me? om 542 8880 requiered, starling time 7 am, August 16 Call 787-8826 Call 800-242-0650, toll tree East River Road, Rumson. New imalnail by aaaMna. to M llMM'nai County Clerk, either in J. Merchandise lor Sale PART-TIME DELIVERY* PERSON September 20 Jersey, the said time and place wtlWorbyiaTipnorte.araiaalalijstii itorrnproiteaabaloeimaT 72 (jjraqe Yam Sale CLERK TYPIST — Position, lor October 16 Board office, part-time, 4 hrs JOBS LIST*"— A?hind8~oT|oba. — Muat have own car, nights for said meetings to continue In ae aeniaUtoil anal laiaeUU • jane 0 Clayton. County dart, ol H Mdcrimei* For Sale November 15 effect until changed by further dally. 10 am to 2 P m 12 mo $3 35-$8 00 an hour, Monmouth Apply al LuiQl'l. 477 Middle Rd Menmouln County. Barton Oaoenmanl. Conn Houae. teat wing ,'•• Rental Setvice NttM December 20 action and notice according lo araahou. Nam Jaraay 077*1. Telephone No 411-7m contract $4,200 starting salary, County, P.O Box 134. Deal. N J: Carol Doollng, Secretary law Mary sab* MuntotaaJ Clerk pro-rated, yearly Increment Full LPN M/F — For busy general Red Bank Board of Adjustment '-J AuC|ion SaltH hotpitaliiation & sick leave ben> PART-TIME PHONE PERSON— J Qary Simmon ftorouah ol Union teach practician's office, appro* 22 Must be 21. Thurs.. Frl.. Sal. a Jan 9 $io 44 7/ Pels jnO LivMW efita Starting dale, Fab. 1st, Borough Clerk Oaa (. 11. It. 17. Jan. 3 |»w to 1984 Submit lettor ot applicalion hrs per week. Mall resume ft Sun. nights Apply in person Jan Q $7 56 CIVILIAN AMUtim 1»LLOT AMkKATrOa) /8 Aurrati references to Box M-447, The from 4 p.m to 6 p.m. Lulgl's PUBLIC NOTICE ft resume to. Robert A Vox mint apply lor an Assantee Billot lor seen Election I Hera. 79 Swap or Eichanqe Zolkiewlcz. Superlnterdent, Dally Register. Shrewsbury, N.J. Restaurant, 244 West Front Si Please Take Notice that on the 07TQ1 ^ Red Bank. 10th day of January, at the Red NOTICE apaly lor an absemee aallol lot lha m»*»a ea>l 80 B'(v..ies Mini Pikes Highlands Elementary School, Bank Municipal Building. 32 Councilman Moran offered the Primary QOanaral f) Municipal [llpstiai Rl Spoils EQ'irpment NttvBsmk Ave., Highlands, N.J following resolution snd moved 5 07732 Apply before Jan. 4, 1984. MAINTENANCE PERSON — PART-TIME —Telephone soilcT Monmoulh Street. Red Bank. 8 H ,s« ployes* Excellent salary plus icitation and computer terminal Secretary of the Board In ihe 1 The Mayor and the Borough commission Flexible work Ol landscape maintenance A experience helpful. Good incen- basement of the Municipal Build- Clerk are hereby authorized and 131 HO-SPK Fur Saif schedule Fult time positions are electricity, plumbing ftcarpentr y tive program tor sales-minded ing during her regulsr hours directed to execute an agree- open right now Apply In person Muat be able to supervise lawn and aggressive peraon Musi be JOHN R DILLON. Ill, Applicant ment with Joseph A. Menard, Jr., • only. NEW WOMAN. Market maintenance crew ft perform accurate speller For Interview 1 Leonardville Rd a Registered Municipal Accoun- >33 income ProoPiiy Place, Rl. 35. Shrewsbury, NJ. other mechanical maintenance tant ol New Jersey, to perform «i«'c»'i'i> mti Itr* CODI ; him/herself. Exp'd only. Reply to Atlantic Highlands 07716 13« Fdt" ^^_ Jsnusry 3rd. 1984 Ihe services of Borough Auditor COUNTER PERSON a Box L-470. Tha Dally Register, for the veer 1964 and he la CHICK PJIAtON POD SALLOT i35 Commercial PMfjcty Shrewsbury, N.J. O77OT PIZZA DRIVERS WANTED - For Jan 9 $12 44 I am unable to »ote at my regular polling place on ileollon My CHECKER — For dry cleaners hereby appointed to that office. 1J6 InduSt'id Property Must be personable a neat Full- evenings 4:30 pm till 12pm Must 137 lots amj Acreage time. Apply 601 Branch Ave.. Lit- MAINTENANCE PERSON - Ex- have own car. Apply in paraon Q I oipect to ba ateonl from lite «•• ol Nn JerHy an elec- perienced mature person handy only Red Bank Plua. 15 North 227 Highlands 138 Mb Homes tle Silver. with toots A with basic knowl- 227 Highlands 139 tion day. mmrnpniimi ty Lois DANCE TEACHERS — And/or edge ot electricity, plumbing A B PUHLIC MOTKtl 140 ReaiWate Wanled aerobic instructors. Are you look- carpentry. Steady year-round a'&k*" "" Tho Governing Body of the Borough of Highlands, hss edopled O 0t Illnooo or ettyeleal inability Including Bllnonoei Of preg- RECREATIONAL Ing for a part-time position, con- full-time employment with adult PRESSERS - Hand or machine. nancy I will ba unable lo vole « my polling place on election the following schedule of meetings for the year of 1064: 15? Boais jnd Accessor-es ducting classes at the fitness condo community. Reply to Box lor clothing factory. Ejipd only. WORKSHOP REGULAR store ot the 1980s? Elaine L-460. The Dairy Register, Ranco Mlg., 20 Third Ave Lori January 11, 1864 January 16, 1064 Q I am permmnlly and totally dlae>led 153 Cd"i[>ir g Equipmeri Powers has recently grand open- Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Branch 22U-3M1 ^ February 6, 1964 February 15. 1964 154 Hecieaiionai vehicles ed a now ultra modern club In PRESSER — needed, exp.. lull a March 14. 1984 March 21. 1964 Slate ration , Shrewsbury We have positions MANAGER TRAINEE April 11. 1984 April 16, 1064 Observance of s tollfl«ya holiday on ••action day. AUTOMOTIVE •vail, for women who are quali- No exp. neceesery Organized part-time. Oood starting oav May 9. 1964 May 16, 1964 Rosldont sjfandenca M • school, coiiso* or university on ?ro Wanted Ajtomonve fied to conduct various levels of compsny tretnlng Call only for "enlble hra M. apply Bright » Juno 20. 1064 fitness classes Exc. salary wtll interview time. 671-6556. £?!!r Monrnolh June 13. 1964 B •lection «ay. 230 Constiuclion Equip MANAGER TRAINEE Jury 11. 1964 July 16. 1964 Q (X nature Mi hour* o> my employment on •lection day. menl be paid on a per class basis. Call August 8. 1964 August 15. 1964 to audition. 644-1773 ask for No exp. necessary Organized PRESSER " Unee. penally of L«, I sanity ihei lha teraeslna emm*** "Ode.ay J40 Aulo Financing Chat-Inn*. company training. Call only for E»p for Cleaners September 12. 1064 September 19. 1064 mm •• tiws ant osrfest. interview time 671-6556. October 10. 1964 October 17, 1964 2bQ Aulo Insurance Call M3-1W2 November 14. 1B64 November 21, 1964 ?60 Aulo Reniaease MECHANIC — Packaging line PRINTER _ OH-tii"~Smi. December 12. 1664 December 19. 1964 270 Aulo Services/Pans DATA^NTRY" mechanic.preferred experience paraon, Heidelberg Kord Part- All meetingwrings will boe held aalt Highlands Borough Hall 171 Bay 260 Molwcycles on Bartel. Iventee machine and Avenue. Highlands- • . Now Jersey at 8:00 P.M, fqr both meeting* ?90 Trucks and Traiie'S OPERATOR various powder filling ex- K-484, The Dally Reclalar Catherine C. McOowon perience Particle Slie Manufac- Shrewsbury, N J 07701. Borough Clark 300 Aulos For Sa'e 2ND SHIFT turing 30 Park Ave., P.O Box $1512 449 Engtishtown. N.J 07726. PROCESS MAIL AT HOMEI H *tck v confine*- 6 voter m*y aoaty tor an sbsontse ballot READYOUMD FULL/PART-TIME We have immediate openings In 201-446-2202. S . f "undredl No e«p. Pen or » Mhflrin* mmmntm THE FIRST DAY tul-tlme. Start Immediately. oi> 240 Rumson 240 Rumson our Matawan office for EX- MEDICAL SEC- lalla send eefl-addraeeed I tfMlonal* .10 May ITAPfEARSI PERIENCED keypunch oper- RETARY/RECEPTIONIST - RUMSOH PUM.IC NOTICE ators Key-to-disk experience a •lernoed envelope to c R iTS' TAKE NOTICE that a public hearing wW bo conducted on Thure- am horned Trie Daily Hegisttr will not be real plus Steady hours. Excel- Busy office, full time, 5 days, well P.O. Bo. 48, Sluart.J-la 334M responsible lor mote man one organized and experienced, , January 10, 1664 at 1:00 o'ctock P.M.. at Memorial Borough lent starling salary t benefits. write to The Dairy Register. Box P/T « i. Cast flW Rood. Rumoon, N.J. todiscus s tho Borough's •nconer.1 insertion ol any ad Call 9 a m-4 p.m. for appoint- R-43S. Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 proptioad use of Us General Hwvonuo Sharing Fund* tor Ihe year wrriispmeni and only when 11 Mt 1SS4. rued messonffor mutt stf* application only in pvassnee menially aftecis me value of MEDICAL ASSISTANT - To aid For the year 1964 the Borough ** have tho following Revenue of courtly olar* or county olarfi *Mtfnso. CMF CORP. In HI functions In busy MANAGER the ad it ii contains an enor Mldd Sharing Funoa avaUabkf j defmsiotogv P'****- Jf EVES. & SAT A.M can classified 583-3660 RH £v •" Bos 328

quiree). Apply m person only, ' lo; For interview c Normans. 126 Broad Si . Red Borough Clark Bank. Jan a »I224 I L 51 Htlp Wanted 51 Htlp Wanted 52 Babysitting Situations Wanted MONDAY, JANUARY 9. 1964 The Daily Register B9 SECRETARY - Typing, tiling. Child Cart Female rtMi MUM »J»P twwnfitvw- C^ tor The Daily Hl|lllli Some a? • -w hw . i.S&.« Rtimr. 646-4443. perienee inrmniy Payment, >.;«.:.. aaaJMI ': i I MeJ BABYSITTER — Needed for 11 CHILD CARE — Oceanport Mom ymn subdlvltisr. 4 Waal 1*4 OPC** per wvcla PMN don't call ownhouee pfojact. poeltlons 8«nd raaumaa and word inn- ha only requirement! are that TORS — Single neeoWa. exp'd ATTENTION COUCH MA1UHINU LUVt- PIANOS pen to Jan* Fodervo. Clly Edl- ira now avallabla Bophlaticated ou era at least 11 ye#re old and nly Renco Manufacturing, inc . krtaVfL'c'MOliTae/' SEAT — tn good ccond . $15O 2 raining e marketing programs • ready to work. JABYSITTER — Needed in myEXPERIENCED MOTHER OF 3 can ttin offefer govergovermenm t 1 or 5«8-7111 Naw under $1000. used under KK. BOM 0-400 Tha Dally Aegls- 20 Third Ave. Long Branch backed funds at 11%11%HH . CCOR- ires Call 495-9711 $500. unlimited rentals trom m. Shrewsbury, N.J 077O1 Mambar of MLS Call tor con- o sign up. call 542-4000. Ext. 29-5541 home S days'a wee* from 6 am. EAR OLD — Would love to care Idanltal Interview, Middle- to 4 p.m. Own trans. 739-3824 your child In my home Meels PORATE LOANS available with DESKS, FILES — Table*, chairs. $7 50 a month We're Equal Opportunity Em- minimum requirement*, low FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER pkM»M/F. town-fl7i-t4B4 Oak- HOE MANAGER — Full-time, ncluded Bayviaw School Dis- storage cabinets. computer hurel-22v-6400 ALES — Looking tor an•ate* amp. in shoes and otothlng IABY8ITTEP1 NEEDED — In my alee, extended pay-backs Freehold 462-4730 >narge>tlc. ambitious person that Jncroft home, 0 am to fi p.m., let. 496-2191. abiaa. office equip, etc at Woman's Fashion store Call Pat, WE RESOLVE YOUR bargain prlcaa New or used RIAL ESTATE SALES — WeFOULKS-PRESTON personally train to make at Mon thru Frl. must hava own EXP'D HOUSEKEEPER — Has FINANCIAL PROBLEMS PIANO - Mahogany. Wuriius. nan 2 poentons avallabla loi W00 p*r week Business or raneportatlon. Call 642-0636. 6 AAC DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rt Coneoie. exc cond . $750 Can lloantad aalet people Incraaaa ays avail Mlddlelown. Holmdel WHEN OTHERS CANT 35. Oakhurst 531-3990 AOENCV REALTORS sales axp. preferred. Exc ben ITTER/LIQMT HOUSEKEEPER m -4 p.m. area. Ret. own Iran portation CALL COLONIAL TOLL FREE 671-3997 your poMmlal-call Darran Aa- RECEPTIONIST — For fits. Call 747-2433 Wa in an— 1 child. Part-time 3-8. 3-9 aoaalaa, Shrewsbury. 741-3336 Call anytime. 495-2331. 800-323-6556. Ext R88 DINING ROOM SET — Oval PIANOS - ORGANS ChiropractiCh c office, «*p. tUUi qual Opportunity Empioyf, 3-4 days. Holmdal table. 4 chairs, breakfront (400 •nr. full A p*rt-t1m« positions hours from 7 s m -B 30 a.m. Unlimited rentals from $7 50 a boys agaa 7 A 9 Call 767-5829 Swivel rocket orange valour monthl Student pianos from avail Band iMumi to DC. P 0 ALESPERSON — Accep ULL-TIME HOUSEKEEPER - $20 Call 671-6223 B 5006. Hull, N.J 07730 WELLING a 3NELLINO — The Heavy cleaning, washing, light $175 New REAL pianos from ppllcatlone lor exp d sales lac»ment people 143 Hwy 35, S995.I! REAL ESTATE HOLMI •ip. island Style, 00 Broad St. BABYSITTER NEEDED - In my ookmg. •upervlsion of M 11 yr RECEPTIONIST/SALES — Buty Eatontown 389-0300. old Must speak, read t write FREEHOLD MUSIC 462-4730 Yea. we ens hiring «7t-i Optomllry offloe. Eyeglass or ed Bank, N.J. Aberdeen homo tor & mo old OCEAN CTY MALL 240-5454 Why not loin Amaflca I No 1 lopcontact lens *xp h«lplul. Full Or TUDENTS/8EMESTER BREAK nfanl. Reference*. Own trans- English, Clean 6 prasentable ap- DISHWASHER M« Century 21 Ability Rlty part-time, Haflert/Eatontown ALESPERSON — Full lima. OB8 — 17.75 par hour. Several portatlon. Call 583-4963 eves earanca, have uniform A car for 71 Merchandise Hot Point, like naW. 1200 I'M Call 630-7335 tore specializing in unilforma for penings Mey lead to part-time ansportation Two references Call weekends only 741-9063 PIANOS - Organs, GuMsrs polica. (ire, indust etc. ax.urlng school. Apply now. Start 2HILD CARE — And household Ion. through Fn . 11 30 em to for Sal* Drums NEW ft USED Name RECEPTIONIST — Part-time duties in exchange for room and DN ICEBOAT — Good cond owth potential, and working Her Xmaa 530-1607 30 pm. AS 60 par hr 546-4175 A COLLECTOR PAYS TOP )50 Change Sale. Lowray Organ afternoon. Call 264-6842. 5:30 to >nd. Call 431-3700. Miller um- board Plus salary 17&-S100 DOLLAR FOR ALL TRAINS — REAL ESTATE 6 p.m., Mon. thru Thurs UPERVISOR — Quality control 767-9205 HOUSECLEANI Call 383-3266 or 741-0315 Center. S42-6190 orma. Freehold Excellent refi Lionel American Flier, Marxs. POoVfABLE — Regulation siie you've thought ebout It. Let a talk axpertanced. light manu- L. ives Free apralaal DOG HOUSE — Never used, fully about It now. Our office la one of SALES — Saa our ad undar raal Setf-motlvatad. EXPERIENCED MOTHER OF 3 Call anytime. 899-1248 Blste, auto ball return. $650 Call YEAR OLD — would love to care 899-5074. inflated with never used floor the top 4 In the Red Senk area aalata halp wanted Cantury 2t jnlzed'wilh ability to manage carpeting Asking (75 Call 264-6045 evenings We are buay. We need you. EKC SALES Coiana Agency. ictory peraonnel. Exc benefits for your child In my home Meal* ^A LOW BUDGET? PORTABLT^WASHER A DRYER training, motivation ft guidance alary commansureie with •»- included- Bayviaw School DIs Shoplba Used Furniture Center CASHIERS SALESPERSONS — Full-llma met 495-2191. HOUSECLEANING - Red Bank — With rack $400 Call sHer 5 available We currently have 7 »p prafarrad for collactlblas 4 parlance Send resume a aalsry area References A own in V of Red Bank DOLLS — Magnificent porcal 739-4559 million dollar uaoclatea. Need 3 STOCK equlrement to P.O 083. Eaton portation. Call 544-0090 197 Shrewsbury Ave 642-1449 Also eyes. wig pat & plie llchan-houaawaraa dapu FULL-TIME CHILD CARE - more Experienced or beglnnera Apply Gift Wlnda. 531 Proapact own, N.J. 07724. Call 446-616* RADIO EQUIPMENT - Gon»et Call Roger Teacher hrs. 1 child In miHOUSECLEANINO — fc« 4-2 meter ham transceiver with Full & part-time tve.. Lmla Sllvar. iWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Metawan home Days 576-2521 par lanced references A trans- ANDERSEN WINDOWS DOUBLE BED — Maple, box CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtor! spring A mattress, $70 tofabed VFO $400 LAF HA 230 S W re- "Independently Owned" ApproM 35 hr*. weakly, will train eves 583-6945 portation Call 530-9693 DOORS — A Atrium doori 50% ceiver, $250 Sonar G CB wil^ positions available. permanent, Intereellng poeltlon discount DEPOSIT FULL SiOO antique standing lamp 613 River Hd . Felr Havan SECRETARY MATURE WOMAN — To care tor LOVING MOTHER OF INFANT - gooseneck. S25. king size head- D104 $300 Hickhock tube leste' 462-9380 8URED Delivery $350 Heavy duty rotor plus CB « 741-7SS6 Experience Legal or Real Estate background 3 A 5 yr. old children In myVIII cara for your child in m<1-800-523-8707 board, like new, $45, fireplace >reterred Exc opportunity In SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS Leonardo home, flexible days CHttwood Bch home Flex hrs toon new. $20. baby changing auto radios Will sail Beperale o- REAL ESTATE — RUMSON necessary. •II for $1 300 495-4260 Mortgage Closing Dept Benefits — 6 to 3. 3 to 11, 4 11 to 7 shifts each weak, would like reteren Ret avail. Call 563-7925 ANTIQUE LION CLAW CHINA table with bath, $25- van a«st Yea. were hiring. Qredualed CLOSET - $800. 10 pc dining commlMlona to 70%ll 95% Company benefits. Call: BAYSHORE MORTGAGE Full or part-time. Maturo-mlndec ces Call 291-5497 attar 3 30 S50. mint, patio table 2 chans CORP 264-5816. MOTHER WITH CHILDREN — room sal A etched glassware $35 sntiaue credanze desk. $35 atsrt Call Jene White- Broker MOTHER OR GRANDMOTHER Will babysit In her home Durir mint cond. Day 842-1900. tonight 201-1206 Apply in person. twin bed. box spring A mattress RCA 19 COLOR TV— Qooa SEC V - Mlddlaiown aporta at — preferred to care tor my 1 yr ha day: Please call after 577. eves 946-2765 $40. green recliner with hassock cond . $100 Call 747-1075 alte* SPINDRIFT REALTY PERGAMENT orney need* part-tlma sec EACHER — Speclsl Education Old child In my Mlddletown $ 26 6 p.m. 106 E. RIVER RD RUMSON etarlal help Typing* shorthand position for remainder of schoo home 3 to 5 days a weak, nego- ANTJQuifCENTER Of Pad Bank MOTHER OF 2 YEAR OLD - T 3073 Rte. 35, Hazlet la» hrs. 857 0545 N.J. State Certificate and tiable Would consider your 217 West Front Street REFRIGERATOR GE NO FROS REAL ESTATE — Experienced wishes to watch toddlers in her ELEC WATER HEATERS - 1 80 eacher of Handicap Endors home If nsar the Mlddletown 3 buildings-150 gallon. 1 b0 gallon axe cond — 176 cubic ft gold. $375 o- luM pauad your exam or need a 264-5150 SECRETARY — Diversified men! required. Pleate send re home Red Bank/Middletown dealers-642-4336 best offer, alec stove, color gold Call ERA LINCROFT duties Including typing, dictation i station 671-7563 nltas area, lots of TLC Cell 741-1460 row In use, changing to gas $50 RN/LPN M/F — Full a part-llma sumo and transcripts to Mrweekends lams bought, ask tor Guy A $75 Or best Offer 741 -8394 $200 or beat offer. 872-0074 REALTORS 747-3030/ Eves poaltlonB avallabla on all ihlrta •tc Must bereaponalble ant y J Olds. Principal, Ret MOTHER OF ONE — Will bebysit ARTlHCAL 8 FT — Scotch Pine REFRIGERATORS - Will trade 747-SM7. Call tor appt. Hilltop Nuralng able to work Independably Ca Bank Middle School, 101 MOTHERS HELPER — needed • Child in rny LMIUHIUWI END TABLES — (2) glass top A Moma. B710177 war opporti ity Raply Boi Harding Rd.. Red Bank. 07701 3-4 times a weak, hours flexible IS Full or pan-time Call Xmas Tree SS5 Call 747-646 coffee tabia excellent condiiior 23 6cu ft GE side-by-side, with REAL ESTATE SALES - We ice maker, like new, tor e small need help now 4.000 nationwide T-406, Tha Dally Regiater No phone calls please Deadline Helping to cars for 2 children 542-8156 $100. Cell after 5 30 pn ROOFJNQ.ASBESTOS I Shrajwabury. NJ. 07701 date, Jan. 27, 1984 Equal Op under 2 years old in my home 871-1095 rfrloarator Call 495-2807 office*. TV advertising, home ALUMINUM - Siding eontrac MOTHER OF TWO - BABY ITEMS — While solid warranties, national program! SECRETARY — Mature-minded tortunlty Affirmative Action Em Salary per hour negotiable Cal wood crib, 6 moa old mettress| EXERCISE BIKE-Tension con RIMS - 14' GM for snow tires O' tora naadad tor Stalan latand Typing, sleno, light record keep iloyar 291-3376 babysit full or part-time 1 9 ulure full-lime. Raply PTI. 32 Red Bank. H 8 student/adul NURSE S AIDE aaal. deluxe lolly lumper, ma- Hopl Dr., Mlddletown, N J — Station Diner, 82 Bridge St. FIREWOOD' — 2 year season SEASONE D FIREWOOD rom Red Bank area Mon /Wed Will do home care ternity clothes sizes 12-14 Beat Sorted hardwoods. Call after 7 07748 Rd Bank. 741-9733 apply offer 671-2012. attar 4 pm guaranteed to burn Best mone 51 Htlp Wanted 51 Help Wanted in 3 30 to 7 30 pm Refersr buy One 'i cord delivered 679-3314 •30-9153 PART-TIME - Few hours-law »ABY" ITIM9 — Like" riew SECRETARY — "Part-time fo WAITRESSES/WAITER — Tha imond Nursery 431-2460 SEASONED FIREWOOD eating & air conditioning con RESPONSIBLE EXP D PERSON days Full charge bookkeeper A Double stroller. <40 Cradle, 150 Grand Cafe, call 671 7691 FIREWOOD - Seasoned osk Sorted hardwoods Call atte' 7 actor located in Red Bank. 1 — To care tor 7 yr. old afte or personal secretary Conscien- Swing. $15. Musi aall Call 679 3314 MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Ramble hrs. Call 741-8177. EXP. WAtTRESS/WAtTER — school. Mon . Wed A Fn Little tious, personable. tiamble 495-0207 between 2 & 7 p m and hardwoods $125 delivered Wanted Apply in person. Red Sllvar ares Cal< after 6pm 842-8721 after 5 p m 666-4913 SECRETARY — For real eatat BEDROOM SET - 9 place, good SHOWCASE — 6 gisaa ad- FULL TIME YEAR-ROUND Oak Dinar, Hwy 35. Hazlet 642-9412 , STAMSTRESSEV - Will wo.k FIREWOOD — All oak, $110 • office, 0-5. Mon-Fn, mult hav< from our homos Alterations cond , $200 2 lamp tables $45 ustable shelves. $175 Clothing CAREER OPPORTUNITY WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Ex-RESPONSIBLE ADULT — each Call 739-4481 cord, delivered Can acks $ wllh 2 aided chrom* good typing skills and axe. tele new clothes, all kinds, special- 264-3752 phone technics, call for Inter perienced Apply in person be child. 25 hrs a week, weekday izing in odd sizes Joan BEDDING SETS - Twin'$80 hang r/ailss exc cond . reason 13K — 17K FIRST YEAR 'lew, Jona Cushman. Watcher in 2 A 6 p m Shore Point Inn only In Mlddletown home MuS 741-196i, Nancy. 042 0987 full/ $110/ Queen- $120 KDFIREWOOD - For sale $U0per able 870-1756 Hwy. 35. Haalet Call 671 3163 after 5 p_m Realtors, 946-9400 Sharps Furn. after 1 495-0075 cord delivered SIMPLICITY 707 TRACTOR - WILL" CARE 842-0593 * BENEFITS « 2 WEEKS SECRETARY — Part-time We era marketing a new concept STUDENT WANTED — Free 4~~ BLACK "METAL OFFICE with snow plow chains and Sleno, dictaphone, typing Exc n a READINQ DEVELOPEMENT room and board for babysitting DESKS — Wiih wood grained mower deck $395 cell 767-0760 PAID VACATION :ation. naw office Courts o PROGRAM,for alem children. A and house work Call 642-6324 formica top. 48x30, axe cond FIREWOOD/STOVE WOOD after 5 a READINQ READINESS PRO 842-0549 Red Bank Call 530-8901 WOMAN LOOKING FOR DAYS $75 aa Call Rumaon Realty SINGER SEWING MACHINE - SECRETARIAL AIDE — 2 GRAM. LETTER PEOPLE, for53 Domestic Help 530-3512 pre-echool P/T. F/T A career WORK— Or ofiice cleaning Cal 642-1694. Floor model,A -1 cond . $200 each day school la in _ 530-9037 EVES NEEDEO: Taka charge career management openings avail HOUSEKEEPER — Rumson BOOKSHELVES - 2, Colonaia Sound Design stereo with Typing ft, tteno essential Con general cleaning, i-gr ear seasoned oak oriented Individual who wants to abla For Inlarv Call 774-5192. 55 Situations lamp. Colonial pictures (3) and a 2yi speakera. S?00 870-9146 or be cotwpennted (Hoportlonstaly tact Stanley Schaii, Primclpa 449-2728 363-2437, 240-9186 cooking, couple with 1 teen-ag telephone chair Complete Col- 495-9531 671-0219 _ ctf 264-3881 »r ItOo their efforts tales 01 market Point Rd School. Little Silve 5 days incl Sat., will spon Wanted Male onial bedroom aet Call anytime FOR SALE — Eiec stove with SKATE SAIL - 59 sq tt . 9 M Can fiH-JODI m *"*" "•on* ••!•• 01 mtmii 741-4022 WORK OVERSEAS Call 642-6666 | 257-6000 BY CMtKt lnB b'ckflfauna °" 2 v#ar bu" ELECTRICAL WORK - All aer oven, $50, please call $20 000-580 000 787-1728 SECURITY OFFICERS HOUSEKEEPER^-~ 3 days vices, reasonable rataa freeesti M_ "?*"".?"*?• > *••• *t>gr*a pr.ttrr.d but not • Bonui For Info Call BOXES CORRUGATED We will be recruiting al Sheraton (317)639-1712Ex|.342 _ ak must heve driver's licenae mates, llcanse 7030 C For Movmg & Storage, and loFREE SOFA & CHAIR — Good Co Like new $4? 7*1-5786 m Mali) tir mmtwit r»quir.d 2670 Rl. 35. Hazlet. on Mon., Ja ill 972-1242 Induatry A complete Una ocond . if you buy upholstered SLEEPER SOFA - Lawson style 787-1169 100 amp service $475 1 9, between 10 am & 2 p m fo 52 Babysitting- HOUSEKEEPER"-" Primary FALLEN TREES REMOVED packaging supplies 463-4672 o swivel rocker and tug for $80green gold piad sjitibls forfam- several full-time & part-tim spontlbillty is to get 3 yaar ol Fast, rehsbie aervice 47 4096 767-0776 ' 'Oom Cat! 741-5044 npeninga In Sayrevllte Must I ChildCare 'Oady for school, prepare breal Call 787-5207 evaa BRACELET - 22V gold good In math & written reports BABYSITTER — Wanted tor 1 yr faat A provide tranaportatio "TREE INSULATION SNOWTTRES - 2 mounted ATTENTION procedures, neat & dopendabl >usek, GUTTERS^ ORAJNS CLEANED Sacrfice Colt SIOOC Bale $800 dynaglass XST D7S-14 4 ply Old child Leonardo urea from Some light hou jtnoI 5 day 576-7191 Or 364-7444 afte 5 HOMES WANTED Good condition Best Offer have drivers license, own trans 8 30 am to 2 p m . Wad (hi OUT — Contact John 767-4430 Display oui new Cedar snake portation. home telephone wNk-g am lo 11 30 Reasonable prices 6 30 p.m 747-5327 Call 8M-8985 hava car. Plaaie can 671 -8362 o iyl aiding lade by Bethlehem clean police record STEVENS STUDENT - Looking BEDS - Never used SOFA S LOVE SCAT - Gold CARRIERS WANTED BABYSITTER — Experienced, 671-4414 Steel and receive huge discount PINKERTONS INC tor work doing odd iobs that it Solid wood Complete with twin from retail price Call now and valor 3-cushioned traditional Equal Opportunity Employe' my Hazlet home tor 6 mo oldHOUSEKEEPER LIVE-IN - 1 yard work, clean up ate Also a messes roils & ladder, $149 child, will sponsor, y2 p m . 5 days a waah Car " Can 872-9183or 291-330' lease good cond $175 1842-6728 Aberdeen in our home Call 542-8295 rats essential 671-0443 62 Mortgages CASTRO CONVERTIBLE - 1 842-8141 after 6 STOvE — Double oven, exc foot sofa 4 chan Recently 1 Angela Campo 542-8880 IF YOU HAVE EQUITY • iQYM PAC 1500 - Plus 88 Ibcond Car door tc Fed pickup covered $ib0 787 6607 evtts 7 S4 Situations CAL. ! accessory weights, can do over good cond $ 5 or Wuiuuu reiiiuiw r«ill 741-2423 or 542 7B0-1810 tweed-opent to uouble Dedvalued at JI^I win aan lor 3 | BABYSITTING — Mother of 28 Exercise book included A DIRECT LFNOEH Almost new-pe'fect condi'ion Call TABLE SAW - $95 Candy vend mo old son will cara for your Coat S500-aai>.ng S150 Ca7B7-175l 1 . •ng maenme S75 Br'JQue bed A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN child in my Long Branch home GRANITE MTQ 530-0973 HALF CORD OF WOOD - Split ica 1840 $150 IBM tyoe*"t*- Full-time or part-time days Any CENTER delivered $55 Call $25 531-7589 222 8563 CARRIERS WANTED age upto 5 Reasonable rates Low Ratal 462-7693 between 6 & 8 p n Perform a much needed, "in demand" business ser- 222-0342 SECOND MORTGAGES I TABLE SAW - Sears 12 in with ' To t250 000 HANDMADE (N INDIA - Hufl 1Q|noior $206 Call 544-4816 t 1 * vice No experience necessary. All Ihe training you will ft X 14 It cranbury rd Wt im 642-3194 after S p n. Highlands, Atlantic Highlands, 61 Business Fuad rate up to IS yrs CHECK THIS OUT. need in one day High profit potential The investment FIRST MORTGAGES Gat more readers to check out pastels, TIRES — Snows ft regulars Al 1 required is extermely low, $5,000 to $7,000 cash lor Opportunity 30-yr fued rate your ad with a CHECK at the top aharbar. $650 642-0472 Sea Bright, Sandy Hook, equipment and material. To learn more about this truly For prompt aervice. 741-5551 and/or bottom of your copy Call $15 & up UM'ty or visit ua at The Daily Register Classified De- HAVE - An unwanted item or, trailar 4 »8 $?65 Lo* tral«' unusual opportunity. Call Bill Baker at 1-513-866-6281 UNIQUE QUALITY 16 Wast Front St Red Bank partment today for details two you d lika to sail? An ad this' writM ramp 4 »10 $495 Good (o< Middletown Areas. or write: FOOD FRANCHISE Available 7 Days a Week 542-1700 s la tor todays lust S6 Call Thai snow mobiles Mutt sen Cal( Register Classified 5*2-1700 !747-iB24 Regionally located. Recently NDEPENDENTT PROCESSING taken over by large, national — Loans opened, qualified, and HOOVER ~ Disl-A-Matic TIRES — 4 L70. mounted or> opening latter 2900-1802* and m fi DAYTECH, INC. tranrhlior Now •-•paneling r.nl CHEW UTILITY THUCK- 1972. ;uum cleaner with attach-« Cadillac cm, piu» 2 •'»0W _fi ' Please Call Jaye Roseman tranemii Cft cond. $40 Call $100 gets an 6 tires 229-667 J nationwide with naw, proven prepared " I SioOO 1964 Iniarnatlonal 16O0 ments. 3620 Watertower Ln. 495-1579 attar 6 30 dump. $800 842-271 TOYOTA CEUCA 1979' — concept In tha fait food In- MI w •••»>• M »w 5 yard "LOLOWW INTEREST "' 222-222-10641 / spoea AW FM stereo cassette 542-8880 Circ. Dept. Dayton, Oh. 45449 duatry. IBM TYPEWRITERS HOME FINANCING CLOTHES — 2 Coati dr«t*es 40 000 m, axe cond-$4700 Can • No experience neceseary 30 YR MORTGAGES RENTAL $22 $26 per mo 870 6173 a'ter 6 p rr HIM 16-18. Reasonable. Can Rent-Option JO Jiuy 747-1661 • Complete company training REFINANCING BAYSHORE MORTGAGE CORP 872-0043 ICE SKATES - Bauer figure • Continued guidance and 201-264-5016 COLONIAL SLEEPER SOFA — a sue 8 white/Bauer Turbo support matching lovesaal. Colonial end hockey, sue 7. black Both like VIDEO GAMES — Loweat prices CARRIERS Ad IN. f •» MtnKM cal sr art* 43 Monty to Loan table, $175 Refrigerator. $25 new 291-1326 Call 741-6855 large selection All sys- INVENTORY CLEARANCE - tems'items guaranteed Can 1 MO tar fiSUf $CASH$ COLONIAL COUCH — Chlir. Ot- Wicker. Rattan, a Pine I _a I Man 747-8478 (or details TEMPORARY WANTED! fiwiMiiii mum toman, roll A brown plaid, exc TO PAY CHRISTMAS BILLS Tha W.ckar Basket. Rt 34 Com V1NVL S,O,NG _ y9llO¥V.335 1Q Cond . $300. Call 747-6649 _ Neck 462-6855 „ . . 20 sq L n\ •! {Bill 4104170 BAD-GOOD-OR-NO CREDIT I whlt# 4 ov r 4 ? US GOVERNMENT BACKED CONTENTS OF APT. ~— Forn , KIMBALL ORGAN 608 sq ft ngr-t TsM anartai mm H >.H|iil". «*| Money For Any Hom*Own«r •tereo. rug. TV. A mite Call I gray- 1144 sa h brown 2(K> sg EMPLOYMENT Low As 10% SSI I ft $25 sq Can 229-0823 59 Vic- IS Instruction 442 05--par mo lor--$5000 COPY MACHINE — Minolta 101 tor Ave W L B $210 22--p«rmo lor- $25 000 KlMBALL SWING — walnut w cord seasoned Kramer Fin'I 364-5096 264-7514 wood. U-shaped, top & bottom wood used one winter asking MEAT CUTTERS Positions Start As High As with range, $1500 or best o"a( $700_ 495^282' G E dishwasher. Q E wall Oven. 21 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted Sears compactor, aii oxc cond , WURLITZER ORGAN - Double MEAT WRAPPERS sin each $100 or best offer keyboard, vibrato spectratone 2B4-M78 Ssh boom, slide pedal on vol- IU HOUR umn With bench A music $850 • "OST OfFICE • CLERICAL LADY KENMORE — Deluxe firm 284-6358 DELI CLERKS • MECHANICS • INSPECTORS NEWSPAPER ROUTES washer, cop part on* 4 cyle. 3 KEEP PRESENT JOS WHILE speed, extra large tub $115 Call 77 Pel* and 671-7504. Work in your neighborhood: PREPARING AT HOME FOR Livestock GOVERNMENT EXAMS LEATHER TOPPED MAHAGONY Experience Not Necessary Kit* t nek* nan «• i< END TABLES — 2 rectangle, 1 ADORABLE KITTENS - 2 Males Fort Monmouth NOW AVAILABLE round. $50. call 4»5-2534 A Fomalea 10 wtski old tree to Apply at your nearest National Training good home 741-0509 Eatontown IN COLTS NECK, LINCROFT ~ "LEAD GUITAR Service. Inc. Vantage with Holms Amp Ask- Advanced And AND HOLMDEL ing $250 B42-266S after 6 pm Oceanpprt < - THE DAILY REGISTER Beginners LITTOrT STOVE — With micro- DOG TRAINING FOODTOWN SUPERMARKET P.O. KX 0477 AGES — 11 AncHjp wave on top & automatic oven Bayshore Dog Club. 741-8040 Shrtwitary. N.J 07701 cleaner on bottom glass top An IWMI Of^UtMH lmt*i,«r Hit Call Circulation Dept burnera.$25O Coldspot refriger- FREE TO DOQ LOVING HOME Call Andrea Noon: 542-8880 ator Sears, 16 cu ft. $200 Call — With land. 3 yr neutered mala 530-7306 after 4 pm GoldarV Retriever pedigree, Daily Register loves children 842-1139 LIVING ROOM SOFA *- Tables. shelve* clock, picturea. and fire- FREE ' PUPPIES — Motiw -542-8880 place screen All for $200 Call Springer Spaniel, healthy Call 671-4719 or 566-2634 530-9180 MAGTAG WASHER - Lai> than GERMAN "SHEPARD PUPPIES iness Directory Old, us*d 8-10 times Orig- — Champion linaa. family orien- tost $525. will sacrifice $350 ted Musi sacrafice Cat) QUME has a great line . . of disk drives Call 872-9259 270-1846 A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES . . . printers . . . video terminals . . • MINI BIKEXND STEREOS —For! OtRMAN SHEPARD PUPPIES iore information Call 642-161•9- _ Free to good home WITH supplies . . . and accessories. yard. Call anytime attar 3 pm 595 Home 625 Landscaping A4V PAINTERS — High quality Be a part of our dramatic growth, our MINOLTA SRT 201 — Many ic 465 Chlmn+y Sw««pi work guaranteed, reasonable* cluding zoom lens. —1——— 400 Alterations & Lawn Care ratea, «»k lor Eric. 741-7309. successful infusion of new products oood cond $100 or best oner I LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS AUTHENTIC CHIMNEY SWEEP Improvmanta VW 1073 - Squareback, rebuilt AL'S LAWN A LANDSCAPE MORGAN P COLIO JR. and entry into new markets . . our 787-489? — AKC, black or yeMOW 8hot». eng A Trane , new radiaadl tires — Mld-wlnler ipeclal. $5 off. 24 hr. anawerlng aarvlce. 7er a white temala looking tor Ceramic Tile S40 Entertainment MAKE YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL Butters cleaned out A ha fix old plpea. Low rales Lie # tunable amd Call It 1-4444 GUITARIST FOR HIRE — Interior, repairs A painting a Mini demolit 1455. call Ray. 739-4346. shop items, tithing gear, electric PARTIAL TO COMPLETE - • Neet. reliable A reasonable Call fittings.hardware, mans & ladies SMOOTH FOX TEFimORS 870-6383 ENGINEERING clothing And more 739-2561 ceramic UK. new 4 repalra. Roger 741-9343 706 Resumes AKC. females ahott $100 and 741-407J. 431-1171. 2eO-O3»7 VIDEO GAMES FOR YOUR PARTY — Hava a bualneaa. give BEN'S INDUSTRIAL — Residen- RESUMESPreparedbya MOVING/SALE — Sofa. S63-9450 It try Wa aleo ten pin-ball mi- TOTAL RENOVATION CON- tial A Bualneea clean-out aervice professional! matching lamps, twin beds 446 Cablnot Making Typed on the latest equipment STAFF bedroom set. Kitchen tables & YORKSrifRE TERRIOR - AKC onlnee i videogamea. 2«»-2«iO STRUCTION INC. — Addition., quick, dependable aervice. wlndowa. decks, design aervice boiler A furnace removal. Free AWPS. 530-7557 chalra, wall unit ft much more' regiatered Call after 7. Mon-Fn ADDITtON8. ALTEHATI0N8 • 645 Excavation Free eetimatee. 739-2450 eatlmates 563-063S -san Jose, California- III day weekends 264-7097 Kltchena. d«cka. ntw homea 720 Sewing BACKHOE OWNER/OPERATOR CLEANING YARDS - Cellars, Requires ELECTROMAGNETIC COM- NEIL DIAMOND 80 Bicycle* — With dump lor Hire. Day « '•.600 House & antes A oarages free eallmatee Machine PATIBILITY background with at least 7-io Billy Joel. Ozzy Oaborne. Yaa. OWIca Cleaning Call 5M-0421 or 5S8-4248 Helen, Cult. 572-MOO Mini Bikes email 072-0104 daya. Repairs * yrs experience Responsibilities include 1061 HONDA EXPRESS MOPED SEWING MACHINE SERVICE— OAK ORQA.N — J100? beveled 447 Carpantry HAPPINESS 18 HAVING CLEAN YARDS open field measurements, electrostatic S3O0 & repair, tree •attmatea. 38 yrs oak mirror. 130 liudent desk. Cell 67V2878 HOUSEHOLD HELP - Holiday Cellara. altlca A garages exp. Also heavy duty blind stitch discharge, susceptibility, transient line 551 Fashion cleaning or regular malntenace $25 ice ikslss. S5. after 6 p CARPENTER - Wllh 10 yre. exp. Free estimates over hedge Call 741-7448 946-6041 Other muc Itama BIKES ™Lad7aaTo^i>eedT»3O No HA, too bta, no H* too email. DESIGNER CLOTHES — For the for buelneee people. Fully In- 741-214» noise test procedures and reports. Re- Boy a 20'. $90 Red tricycle $10 Cejfafter 6:3*0. 7IT-14H. Ing worwoman n at wholeaale sured, referencea M1-S333. 24 740 Tree Services quires R&D project level thru manufactur- OFFCOFFICE FUFURNITURU E — 3 deika Seara Enerclae. $100 Call «. Save tIml e A $. Dltcounte hrs. 665 Moving & (75 to »»5 aa1 secretariactalal for grgroupso . M4-W3 TANTUM'S TREE SERVICE - ing follow-up BSEE (or equiv.) required. ing small and medium •MjeM. Storage awivei cnair. Ho 606 Income Tax Trimming, removal, topping, QUME offers attractive salaries and bene- MI-W14 HONDA TRAILBIKE 1063 XR 80 Five eatimetea 741-5797 or 666 Flr«placa«& TEACHERS MOVING INC. - Big •lump removal, firewood Frae Exc for your first blkel $600 774-0600 aat. Fully insured 222-5223. fits in a most unique work environment ORGAN — Klmball. Swinger 700 Woodatovaa ALL SEASONS TAX SERVICE - or small. Licensed and insured 'eat cond , must be seen $500 Free estlmstes. Fslr Haven WOODY'S TREE SERVICE — Please send resume to Professional Em- grea 460 Carpat Claanlng FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES •Leave your tax problem* with alter 4 767.6457 B4 Merchandise us." 244 Broed St.. Red Bank 530-1333. Tree A shrub trimming A re- ployment, OUME CORPORATION, 2350 Call - Chimneys, brick hearths A walla 530-4224 Dolore* Hoffman moval Fully Insured Fre-a esti- PMILLIPINE MAHOGANY Wanted name Brick:, stone, block, concrete Maureen Pi 680 Painting a mates 530-1112 Qume Drive, San Jose, CA 95131 (408) BEDROOM SET — Highboy, ra*U Morrie Hoffman, 747-0309 Repairs. J. Qlmk. 291.0337. An affirmative action employer. double dresser. mirror A COLLECTOR PAYS — Top rtoMhiemarlreea 6 frame $105 dollar tor all tralna Lionel. v O\ UASfr- • — ..i~.~ ciw«r Maria. Buddy L. "iKnlc KMCHS. i.aiia • •"— • kopraiHI 5M-HUJU.

I Aabury Herk Open 0 to 0 onNexlPige jwjsamr. ivi SsVlsr Houses for Sate * * ' — --- " • •• • OLOS.CUTLASS «J»—• WXM4ATE - Pllllmluim. 3- rchandls* Mdrooin nouM. Manwi, U» bedroom. Kaaneburg Cape Country Club araa. 1 (» aoma. A STAR IS BORN.. VAN 1667 — 4 cyl eua- 101 Apt, for Rtnt 101 Apt. lor Rent VA/PHA. only 6*6 900 Klrwan £ried FrtjMaar. e*»>oeb«K. a mo .ram a L •nil 11 inolydM $111,600. " PARK CWEVROtit Wanted Co.. 767 6*00 Call 741-6U4 ports uummoda. bade with SEA BMOHT — 1 room!. OOMn SoTL- ruga, new pan. (of. can KEANSBURG - StudtO apt r 6 p.m OLOMA NtLSON -*'.• ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS •290 a mo • 2 moa. aacurity, < pool, uum U0(Mtn naai 138 Mobil* Homaa 67-J766 amrsune itom—Q» 1TI-4>M YOUHO PHOftSSIONAL ' Uonal, n/mr- Etc.. Highest t all utllrttaa. 7S6-J63O Hwy »6. Shrajsnaury. 641-<00t - ->ri#a»- piuO*OJ IWHI BEAT Any Prtoe, H»-607a SEA BRIOHT — Beautiful 1 WOMAN — Looting tot mmm u> EATONTOWN 16(1 — 4 X 40. r KEANSBURO - 1-badroom. aN •«•>• 3 Mdioom houaah Uon at, dryer, furniahad. Ntca a 6TAR at »>e tup and/or ml., mint oond.. uWrtlea. No pata 9365 par mo.bedrm Apt .flreplaoa 6 new HAZLET — MM UUIMllateV SVa ANTIQUES WANTED large deck. $660 mo .Includes BMCIi. 1 WWd OK. U00 mo. pk.1 via. old. 6 bsdtmnnt. «v- 622.600 Call 641-3766 am ol your ad for desaas NAME YOUR PRlC E aacurtty 6 ia—.anoaa. 767-4304 utll. »T1-Hm mtK 1:30 p m. Don't Settle For Lex. W» I heat, not water For information Enoydlnlno/tamaV rooms. Cat-In MAM.BORO AAEA - 14x70 smnt 641-1700 Intamattonal flaHartas TIT tUOO Can BUI at 630- 6001 kitchen. 1st bathe 1 oar garage. W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E 1M E- Hfman Sprtn$ja-6)hn»ew. KEANSBURG — Naw 2 badroom Bin/Una Custom vwa. 1061. oan- am condominlmum 104 Winter R»nUla atuwmum aided, daad and ral B*r. aklrtlng and othar extraa Set your oar. tuck or van Ija SHADY OAKS NEW ADULT aa NVap AduH park No pats $33,200 ANTIQUES — AH kind*, bought townnouaa Easy NYC oom-CONDO — 2 bdtm . 2 btfv. allNOHTH LONO BRANCH — Mon PINTO 1674 - 4 ««, MM. for top caan. Mary Jan*. Woo— i Can Ed Papaln. Vaochto mouth Beach area, oceanfront. ta«on at oomar. $79,900 By HoNy H1I Mobile Homes, • •ppl Itm II gal naal. AC, pool, ownar. Csw 707-7696 BUHLER 6 BITTEB INC. JHHVSLER-PLYMOUTH v*i AnDquaa. 1M East Rtvef fW.. Ratty, a01-W4-6611. larmla. $SM. avail Immad 741 furnished. 1-badroom apt. wtth 091-0202 ^CJTtTTttt Rumeon 642-31S9 Member Ap- oolor TV. maw aarvtoa ft utilttJaa. Ptymoum-Chrysler MO.Jaguar KEANSBURQ - apadOUS S MM altar IM HAZLET — 4 badroom. country MOfMLE HOME — 12x60. altu- MOHwy 36 M4O000 NATSNWIOE AUTO BROKER pfaiaan Aaaociabon of Amartca. room apt. haat and hot watar Calt for special winter rataa by xHohan, flrapiaoa In lamMy room. atad In a quM park In Haztat day. week or month. BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR lnc( . $460 mo. Call 7177366 THOUSAND ocMfiing •> aoraafiao po*^n Muat aaa to appnclata Can 2g2L?RZS2~ BEACHCOMBER HOTEL. •oodad M. pod. ajajK lo acAaota 466-4156 aflar 4:30 p m BUCK CEKTURY 1661 — 4 SALE — Call Second Hand LH, KEANSBURO - 3 room gardan » brakee No nweraa. (460. Cal 264-0777 Aflar 5. 364-6615 OAKS NYC trana tM.MO Can door, AC. AM/FM caaM apt, prlvata antranoa, no pats, 222-6476 TORCH 1964 — 14x53. 1 F6H MOTORS 264-7*6YMOUT1 H SATELLITE MSft- Hkgheat prloM patdtor al l flams, VILLAGE PENNSYLVANIA POCONOS «r 7t7-i3ii. in ti wa-xa Pft/PW. an. vtnyl roof Exc. 22 Hancock St. Call sfta* 4 p.m badroom turnlahad. ak.rtlng. _J- ruat proof. 1 am Hwy 66 6 Canton A«e antiques. $rtc For bargain*, stop va 1. 1 • 3-bMroom CHALET — alian 12. naar akl- HH.LS Of HIOHIANDS oantral air oond.. Hazajt araa. 642-1111 •1 24 Broad St . Keyport 767-6390 apanmanu wttti d.ahwaahara A araaa. Waalianda or waakty. 66100. GM MJ-M3! 11 Hooma. mkit oond.. Wvtno aduti park, no pata 626.600 I good T67-*47». KEANSBURG - 3 room apt . 1aoma batamanta. Individual «71-JO7(. 671-302* room. 21x21. flraotaoa. formal Holly HW MobNa Momaa. BUICK LEBABME 1676 - 2 Or Quy Johnson naatlng EioaltaM location. FIAT IM WAOON 1676 - Buy 4 Buys mo '•* aacurity. $520 + electric. dining room, aun daok. 561-0202 ad/whlta. PS/PB. AM/FM. AC. PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1670 - i prefer ad Call aflar 6 pm Jual or) Rl M naar AUantK Hurt 66.000 maw. runa wall, claawln- Single Itamsto entir e 106 Furnished 3 BOOM APT raar datog. orulaa oontrol. mach- eUtt 6 out H660. Ca6 747^606 AM/FM Lill ill. ra*u«l tJCHya. 7B7-9617 or 787-TO65 land* (Walhlno dlatanoa to A i P Oraal motnar-daughlar toalry aound. paM fair. M« rtbusatHrid* Shopping Cantarl. Call Room* | condition. 61100. Anttqua furniture, Jewelry, silver KEANSBURO DUPLEX I1H.000. Ca» » aaa.. Paul p WWrM company oar 11700 FIAT SPORTS SPIDER 1675 W1.4050 12-5 aaJly ABERDEEN TO RED BANK Bova Inc.. a71-2S44. E«c oond, 63.000 642-2376 r96 Immadlala cash 642-4336 2 badroom, ufll. paid, 6300 a Can 767-2466 or 671-6644 PONT1AC TP1ANS AM 166* HOME RENTALS. Bhr 369-1234 Rooms ft studios from MO s wk HOME RENTALS. Bhr. ttft-1334 BUICK RIVIERA — 1972. $460. FIREBIRD 1677 FORMULA - KM. low mllee. all iwtsp PIANO WANTED HILLS OF 1S2 Boats and muat aalt Runa wan Ca3061 V6. PS/PB. AC. AM/FM Can Mon am «n 7tU KEANSBURG - 2 badroom TWINBROOK KEANSBURQ Any condition. 493-4911. kids, pats okay. $450 Accessories 76T-1796 asrao. honeycomb sjtiaals. axe evee 6 weekends 670-1261 VILLAGE Rooms for rant HIGHLANDS TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO MID-STATE RENTALS CADILLAC 1974 — 2 door, ruty oonrT m 6^ut 635O0 Cal Call 707-4069 or 707-9051 11 room, mint oond.. living room ALDEN RECREATIONAL ROW 666-6360 PONTIAC ORAND DOLLARS — Convert Old Jaw 263-0100 GARDEN APTS. 21* 2V with fireplace, formal INO 8HELLS — Fun and ax-aqulppad. runa and looks good. WA00N00N •try to Cash DON PON'S JEW- KEANSBURO — Room, fcrtchan KEANSBURQ — Batter Irving ft 1 A 2 badrooms from (420 Mod- dining room, aun dad. Includaa arclaa. Fraa rriara and laaaona Uaaa raflutar gaa. Call 741-2362. FIREBIRD - 16*1. V6 autj, JSJSn = ll ELERS Will Buy from private •m spacious apartmanta Haat. >rrvUagaa, working parson prat, 3 room apt Greet mother 6 642-2334 PS/PS, air. stereo 30.000 ml, e ownars and estates. ANTIQUE save 1 badroom. 6310 Heat ft awk Call 787-2397 hot waiar patd rwt A cold watar. cooking gas daughlar.. 6116.0019.0000 Can t1o0 eea e or beat oiler (7000. OW 671-6*60 CLOCKS REPAIRED AND JEW includad On-pramlsas tannia PaulP BBova. Inc 671-2S44 ICEBOAT ON CLASS — Qood CAMARO 1676 — E«c cond PONTIAC ORANO I ELRY DESIGNED 799 Rtvar Rd MID-STATE RENTALS courts, pool, racraatton araa NEAR Pkwy . Ball laba.. Ft Mon.. cond . $950 original owner, new radlals. AC FORD PINTO 1672- hatchback. 4 1676-4 door. V6. auk^PS/PB. Fair Havan. N.J 942-6257 263-0100 Rad Bank.NoSmokar, Bua. HOLMDCL Can 363-3266 or 741-0316 cyl. 4 apd, Oood Transportation AC. AM/FM, raar detroat Eac Naar Cstontown artopptng Excal- Oanttaman. B7I-AS&4 ti am on. PB/P8. atereo. Aaklng 63100 KEANSBURG — 2-badroom lant school*. Ocasn Township EDWARD W COLLINS " " 671-1272 asking 6U0 or beat after oond. 63700 747-40*0. WANTED - Old oriental ruga, apt., all utlllttaa includad (975 a Highway 35. Oakhursi OCEAN 4 RIVER VIEW — Room AQENCY B4S-41W ICE BOAT — Lockley. Sklmmar 767-61*4 slia or condition ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY PONTIAC LEMANS 16*7 -4 mo Call 495-4190 or matura bui 41. 1 man. aaklng $300. Walght CAMARO 1663 Z26 — PS/PS I72-6M6 531-4923 542-0812 AC. PW. tinted guaas. cruise con- FORD ORANADA 1675 212-096-0693 072-1210 KEANSBURO — Na» 3 badroom lifting bench, aaklng $25. both 6760 UNION BEACH — Dandy duplax, good cond. 642-1566. trol, auto. AM/FM can WANTED — Usad radio oontrol ranch, laroa IMnQ room a Call 222-6264 for John, 76* 3324. KEYPORT — Bataay Roas Apta 2 badrooma. J40O kids pata RIVATE HOME — $300 kltchan. oaa haat. vinyl aiding. 0 600 ml. rear defooger modal airplana, wtth trans- afftclancy apt. rantal $265 mo montnhy, light kltchan prhrilao««. MERC CRUISER 1676 — 120Ing 610.600 672-2676 mtner/recervar. earvoa, motor, IM.000 U.OOO will hold Uort- FORD FIESTA 1676 — 4 cyl. PONTIAC O^C*tNeV1U.E 1677- total atad, 739-4616 1 mo. aacurity Bats Conv lo- florae wtth outdrive apd PB/MS. 70.000 ml., axe 12 volt atartlng motor, ale Muii MISSTATE RENTALS cation 53ft-« 742 gaga 7I7-2M6 board/outboard, runa axe 60 CAMARO 16*0 — 6 cyl. 3 speed 4dr V6. AC. AM/FM. PS. ttntad mecherucal cond . vary good In. glaas. vtnyl roof, exc oond., ruat ba In good cond., 672-0317 LONQ BRANCH — Cuta 2 283-0100 LEONARDO — By nwnar houra, aaklng $400. 672-1651 new megs. AM/FM caeaelle. tow badroom. $450. moat utlllttei RED BANK — Prlvaiahoma Suit- ml., garage kept aaklng aide 6 out 61000 worm of newproof. 32.000 miles. 64250 WEST END — 3 room apt. cou- ibM Must »— inalda Cloaa pans Aaklng 62400 Can pta prafarrad No pats 1 moabla ONLV lor homa bound or 154 Recreational 66600call 2*1-2206 747 8906 parson working nighta to commuting, alaia marina a " 1676 MIID-STATD E RENTALS urily 741-57tX PONTIAC 1670 FIREBIRD - 3 263-0100 5304317 bay 291-41U. Vehicles CAMARO 1606-327 engine, air shocks, ootoie, new exhaust FOflD MUSTANO II 1977 — 4speed exyblue.mage.etc Runs LONG BRANCH - L Ovary 1 RED BANK - Broad Si bast LITTLE SILVER - Spactoua naw DOME CHAMPION 1971 — uns good Excellent tor renovat- peed 4 cyl . mage. 4 new urea 2Sl (600 win ta* Can 102 Houses for 4 badroom. S'/t bain colonial on 101 ApTtnrnU badroom apts. ntce location, location Raflnad matura parson Motor homo, alaapa 8. roof air. ng 6980 or beet oner Call 11900 or beet offer Call 767-1376 Rent prafarrad Call 741-1435. arga cornar lot 26x15 family double dlneftae. runa vary good, 530-7116 after 6 30 pm. 291-6*0* cloaa to transportsllon, shop- room with flraptaoa opana to PORSCHE 626S 16*3 - (Hack. ping, A ocean No sacurlty. no ABERDEEN TO RED BANK new electric retrkjgerator, FORD 1673 STATION WAOON ROOM fOR RENT — Largs with 21x16 kltchan Cantral air. a..a CAMARO BERLINETTA 1663 — 3 000 ml. all options, muat sell pata Call 222-0310 Long Branch 3 badroom $300's 66.500 291-3*41 - 6 cyl . with a.r. 6600 Cal Highland! 2 badroom $400's hllchan 4 bathroom prlvllagaa _jt. full baaamant. ti 59.600. 6 cyl. loaded, moving, must aaN Call Mon thru Fri, 741-0*63, 1. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS MATAWAN — 1 badroom. ear- Sultabla for coupta Call FOUR SEASONS REALTORS RENT OUR — 1961 Wlnnebago mmedlatery Aaklng 610.600 465-3125 after 3 p.m. avas 6 weekends 670-1261. 1 A 2 badroom apt* quiet araa. Rumson S room gam only $400 for your 1964 vacation Sleeps 8. dan apt, $425 par mo. 1'* mo. Naad a houaa, wa hava 100 • 747-7132 946-3700 After 7 p m . 563-6666 FORD WAOON 1674 walk to N V transportation * aacurtty. ut.i includad Call book early 6 save Call 291 -4644 PORSCHE 611 T 1666 - Been HOME RENTALS. Bkr 309-1234 MIDDLETOWN - Prlma araa. 3 PS/PB AC. 6400 or Best offer •hopping Rant includes heal A 566-0025 CARS UNDER 62.000 restored, engine rebuilt. 610.600. hot waiar 291-0006 108 Commercial badroom Ranch tlraplaca larga TRAVEL TRAILER — 16' Can 620-2666 747-36*6 EAST KEANSBURQ — living Coachman, axe. oond.. ready to KINQSLY AUTO SALES MATAWAN — 1 badrotom, $360. room badroom. comb, kltchan Rantala acraanad porch, walk to rra.nt A OEOROE WALL A-1 QUALIFIED TENANTS hast A hoi watar paid protaaalonaly land go $1.600 Call 672-2004 767-7667 and dining room $325 + utinilas 100 SQ FT — Offics apaca, LINCOLN/MERCURY RITTENHOUSE LINCOLN- No charge, no obligation MID-STATE RENTALS Call 787-5355 aftar 7 pm acapad. many axtraa. mlntcond., CHEW CAPRICE 1672 - Runa Shrewabury Ava . at Sycamore MERCURY Inc Fraa advertising ft screening 263-0100 vsl.sbla 2/1/04 Comar Harding ••king 665.000 Tha Trail OK. aaklng 6475 or bast offer Rd 4 Broad Si Rad Bank Call Shrewsbury 747-6400 600 HWY 35 OCEAN TWP. MID-STATE Rental! 283-0100 FAIR HAVEN — Rlvar Oaks, 9 671-1*37 NO REALTORS 776-1500 MIDDLETOWN DUPLEX room colonial, 2 bath naw 291-0500 waakdaya 0 30 to 4 30. 672-6423 ORAND PRIX 1674 — 40 turbo ABERDEEN TO RED BANK Allutll paid only $4001 kitcHan. naw aitarlor, naw gaaaak for Mrs Smith MIDDLETOWN PS/PB. PW. bucket seets 6600 SAN8ONE OLDS-CAOtLLAC Kaypon 1 badroom only (210 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 i front homa. 109900, CHEVY MALIBU — 1670 haal/AC. i aaklrtQ $167,500 HOLMDEL — Hwy 35 a Laurel 220 Wanted or beat otter Can 767.2671 or Newman Springs Rd . Rad Bank Highlanda 1 badroom $300 • MODERN APT - Naar Iranspor Ownar avaa . M2-2O04. daya Middlaiown Raalty Oroup. Ra- metallic gray, black nylon top. 2671.6162 741-0610 Daal l badroom only $200 • 000 sq ft + baaamani Ptanty of istion. baai lima to can bafora 960-1700 allora. 530-0600 door. 60.000 ml., caaaafte. mega Naad an apt. we hsva lOOi jar king $050 par mo 1.200 sq Automotive 1500 or best offer Oarage kept ORAND MAROUIS 1971 - Oood STRAUB BUICK-OPEL HOME RENTALS. Bhr 369-1234 noon 495-0416 FAIR HAVEN — 3-badroom Col- t swallabis In 6 mos Can baMIDDLETOWN — 6 rooma. 2 full WE BUY USED CARS — Top642-7632 unnlng cond, (300 or baa NINE ACRES 01 New 6 Uaed NYC — Furn apt., third A 60th, onial Firaplaca. atlachad gar- comblnad tor 1.000 sq ft suits. Mtha. panaiad family room, dollar paid. Schwartz offer Call 739-0423. Cera ATLANTIC CITY - Oat this fully 071-5111 Al Curry. larga Oack. aacludad back yard ChryslerPrymouth. 141 W Front CHEVY NOVA 1874 — 380. 2 Hwy 36 264-4000 Key-port subway to Wat) Si. tubtet-MOO aga, full basamanl^lundack. 8 OTO 1666 - Parts, motor furniahad studio on boardwalk, yaara old $775 a mo Call LONO BRANCH — Prlma lo- $66,900 Call attar 6 pm a It. Red Bank 747-0767 door, exc cond. new paint Call 530-9346 trana, heeddere. wt>aa*s. hood TOWNE 6 COUNTRY ail utilities paid. 6375 747-9504. 6-6 p m cation, idaal for profaasional or kanda. 741-6735 PB/PS. headers, poai raar. air MID-STATE RENTALS OCEAN BEACH — Exc location shocks, new dual exheuet nterior parts, and mlsc Can Rl. 37. Toms River. H.J nduatrall use. pianty of parking, NEAT AS A PIN — 4 badroom 250 Auto Insurance 263-0100 2 badrooms, $425. kids o-ev " FREEHOLD? BEDROOM vary raasonabla 003 uptown, Crager rims. 62000 872-0287 736-4140 MID-STATE RENALS 263-0100 aat (n klienan. flmahad baaamant Kida. pat* hurry only $400 t 222-1074 In am HONDA ACCORD LX — Helen 5 TOYOTA COROLLA 1676 ALL LANDLORDS HOME RENTALS. Bkr 309-1234 with bar larga lot with mgrojnd ALL AUTOS CHEVY CAMARO LT 1676 — RED BANK — Large 2 badroom small 306 V6. PS/PB AC AM/FM apd 1660. 31.000 miles, mint Auto AC. 2-dr . (2600 or o. WE SCREENI YOU CHOOSEI MIDDLETOWN — 5.000 M ff pool, off Laonardv.lla Rd.. Mr. Auto Insurance NEVER A COST TO YOU In modarn luiury comple*. sic Balford. pricad right at 677.500 radial Urea auto, trana.. runs and oond . $6700 747-476* offer Call 642-5369. location. $595 includas haat A profassional oflica spaca avall- 25% down, 7 low monthly pay Fraa laaaaa ft fraa cradit checks Paul P Bova Inc 671-2544 looks greet 62400 firm, can HONDA ACCORD LX 16*0 — hot watar. indoor garag* avail HOLMDEL — 3 badroom Spirt, abla for immadiata occupancy mante Immediate coverage 71' TRANS AM 1675 — 400 angina HOME RENTALS 369-1234 Ampla parking Starting Thomp- NURSES AIDES M/F - Full 4 Hwy. 35. Shrewsbury 642-7303 after 6pm Hatch 6 speed. 31.00 ml In mint rebuilt, new trana. new raar. Call 741-2266 rsmlry room, r* batha. Imm oc- pan-tlma poaitlona ava.labta on OELFORO — 3-roomapt Prlvata capancy. $850 par mo . plot utll- son A Aasociataa, Raaitora. CHEVY IMPALA 1972 oond (6.200 call 7474766 black with pa/pb/pa/pw. custom all ahltta. Call Hilltop Numng Interior Aaklng 63500 firm entrance'porch Utllt included RED BANK — Cozy 1 badroorr Call 264-7377 000-392-0610 747-4000 Maada work, $199 HONDA CIVIC 1674 — Onty Spi. skylight. $400 plul Call Homa 671-0177. 642 6020. aak tor cnarua Mtddletown. 671-6661 $450 mo Call 495-4617 OFFICE FOR RENT — $260 mo . 66.000 original miles runs good 741-219* KEANSBURO — 1 badroom'cor USED VOLKSWAGEN — EN- EAST KEANSBURO — baauliful oga $375 a mo , plus utilrtkaa Naptuna Can 900 0052 OAK RIDOE REALTY CHEVY 1966 - 8 cyl aaklng modarn 2 badroom. gas hasi, RED BANK — 1-bedroom apt Adult Commun.ltat 600. Call after 4 pm 796-3211 GINES 6 TRANSMISSIONS. Avail. immadiataly Call OFFICE SPACE — Had Bank, GUARANTEED. OTHER USED $475 piua utllitias, sacurlty. no Svsllable immediately S440 S 495-9597 MT-6060 BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET mo includaa utllitiaa Can be- downtown. Broad St 550 sq ft Auto Inauranoa. Lowest Rates. CHEVETTE 1677 - Oood con SO AVAILABLAVAABLE pats, can aftar 5, 767-1342 HONDA ACCORD 1977-2 door PARTS ALSO tween 5 ft 6 p m . 462-7017 KEANSBURQ BEAUTY parking, air conditioned Call OCEAni TWP ^ Luxury Lowest Down Call 24 houra, 7 dmon. 6995 CALL KENNY THEODORE. '47-1100 Ranchaa. 2-atory. 4-5 badroomi days, tor tree quote If requested. 663-3826 hatchBack. 6 apd . AC. AM/FM 2 badroom. yard tor kida $300 • 76.000 all Hwy. ml. 1 driver EATONTOWN RED BANK — 2 badroom. large. HOME RENTALS, Bkr 269-1234 From $146,900 Cantury Bldg wa * deliver to your home Im- eac location, heat and hot water PRESTIGE OFFICE SPACE - CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1672 — 62250. calt 264-9534 after 8 pm VEOA 1974 - Brown beat offer 1 4 2 badroom ipacioua esr Co 5314)505. 493-4477 mediate coverage Call 360 auto . buckets, megs, good tSM. call 741-2266 [EYPORT - 6 room 5 bdrm niahad daak apaca In t spts . haal A not wsier included 774-7673 cond .aaklng 6600 Call HONDA ACCORD 1676 - 4 Aak for Lai in rant Sorry no pata Call '% baths. WOO .mot ulll. Sac add'ass in Rad Bank. Exc. for RED BANK — Large 2 badroom. TO BE BUILT 465-3066 or 546-0366 door, loaded Looks 6 runs like 261 2066 aq Can ba 2 spts 736-4617 iside salas parson 741-4400 389-1250 with separata dining room, first A contamporary with panoramic new 64200 Call 642-5615 after 6 VOLVO - Naw 6 Used FREEHOLD — Post and Coach it, naar trans . haat ft hot LlNCROFT — Shady Oaks 2 RED BANK AREA~— 33.000 sq~ vlaw of NYC aklylna Lovary CHEVY CAPRICE ESTATE ST/T p.m Sales-pans-service-body aho village i -bedroom gsrdsn apia watar includ . couple preferred badroom. 2 bath. Florida room, •tory building on appro* S woodad lot A truly evening TION WAOON 1660 — Exc Shore MolorsRt 35 Wall scras Exc location & condition, Chech Our Rataa cond . loaded. 85200 or beat HORNET HATCHBACK 1976 — awallabla Hot water A pool aup- ft440. can eves . 671-0632 gsraga $600 ERA LlNCROFT homa Cathadra! catlings, opan 526-7500 REALTORS 747-3939/Evet xonad for many uaaa. pnea to balcomaa. akyltghta and PHOENIX BROKERAGE offer Call anytime. 739 39?fl 6 cyl. 88.000 miles, good cond . pliad Opan avas Call 462-2225 RED BANK - 1 badroom apt 11100 Call 261-1167 FURN APT — 3 rooms, private 747-5667 sad fast Roban Qibson a Assoc aoutharn axpotura A faallng of Famous for low-cost auto ft cycle VOLVO PARTS BALE - wtth wall-to-wall carpating Only 042-6920 CHEW MALIBU 1677 - Clasaac for homa 2nd floor, matura lady apaciouanaaa $745000 miurance Big livings for wagon AC. auto. AM/FM. a. JACOUAR - 1666. uaad. $430 par mo . ownar paya haat! MIDDLETOWN — 4 badroom. 2 fc. . - - w.ia.1 • .a. i. .1 aV CENTURY 21 COZENS Raaltors truckers. contractor. res esc cond. 46 000 mi Cnaepi prafarrad. Wast Balmar as. aacurity A reference* ra- ith $750 ERA LlNCROFT RE RED BANK - Prima offtca 1 jfvoroe ee™e"ie>ni Indapandantty Ormwrt storekeepers Compare 126*5 747-1624 741-561 -a. 116 Brnfld St., parking Rt Tfl. Keyport. 264-3067 Baal offer 741-2636 IHCCX.H MARK IV 1975 — Fully 16*6 — 122S. 2 naw HIOHLANDS - 2~badrooms. MIDDLETOWN - 3/4 badroom 741.7666 n» -t*aw. tunable for ciancy. Raasonabla rant Writa Agency. Shrewsbury nice, needs minor work. 62 250 2 adults $450 * utilitias lease RUMSON 2 BEDROOM $500 mo • utllitias. calt aflar 80.000 ml Asking 81750 Cal 1675. 61.100 Call 2 250 5pm 291-6225 10 Box P-426 Tha Oeily Ragia 132 Condos& 842-4963 222-1064/222-1269 or bast oner 741-6066 and sacurity, eves 291-SS46 Bring tha kids, only $400 • tar. Shrawsbury. N J 07701 260 Auto RunVLssse 542-5735 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 RED BANK 2 FAMILY Townhouses CHEVY VEOA 1674 — Oood LINCOLN MARK 5 1677 — Mint VOLVO — 1671. 164. good SINGLE FEMAITE" — Studan AUTO RENTALS - 67 65 par cond Volvo rebuilt engine 6 KEANSBURQ - 2't room apt RUMSON - $250 small sludW) by 6 rooms, modarn only $500 A BADGE OF DISTINCTION - day. 7 cents per mile Hwy 35 in d . best offer oond . 24.000 ml. Caa) week HOME RENTALS Bkr 589-1234 looking for room to rant naar CaH SM 6444 deya. 9-6 pm. 741-1222 transmission 61500 negotiable all utlliiiaa includad. $295. tha rivar A vlllsga for ona parson Brook dala College Cal Shadow Lake village Rentals • Koyport 264-7726 747.7736/wookdoya otter 6pm 495-1567 UtHitiaa me Jan IS. 530-3455 RUMSON - $450 mo 1 badroom 303-1444 mornlnga or aftar 12 CHEVY VEOA 1971 — Rebuilt 4 LIPPIN Chrysler.Ptymouth WALKER 6 WALKER. Realtors RENT A VAN — Low, low rates VOLVO 1674 — PB. PS. 4 apeed iraplscs washsr/dryar gaa AC CaH Marty. TOM S FORD Hwy cyl engine exc body, naw paint Loweet Prices Hrahast Trade-lni 741-5212 ob/charcoal metallic. 5 new Rt 35 N 727-1300 Sayrevtlle trans. AM/FM radio, needs baaamani 530-3455 WANTED - 2 10 3 badrooms 35. Keyporl. 264-1600 some body work. 67.000 mi Eves Tom Robinson adlals, new brakaa Make SEA BRIGHT — 3 badrooma. m apt or houaa in Rad Bank Call 747-4064 OCALLY DRIVEN USED CARS (2.676 Cell 642-6*66 bams, bassboard hoi watar gaa 741-3050. aa soon as possible 270 Auto Service*/ easonable offer 747-1676 - PRICED RIGHT RAS8AS haat. $500 a mo • utll Call after Parts CHEVETTE 1661 - 2-Or hatch PONTIAC 36J BROAD ST RED MAKE IT YOURSELF 0 229*1402 SHADOW LAKE beck, low mileage, exc cond BANK 741-5160 CHRY8LE0 ENOINE 360 moving, mual sell aaklng 63950 VOLVO 1975 24201 - PS/PB TINTON FALLS — 2 badroom VILLAGE runa good. wt>o4e or for pens Aftar 7 p I MALIBU CLASSIC 1974 - V-8 auto . AM/FM stereo. Oood Year Ranch, dining room, living room Jumper modal on tha first floor call 717-1751 auto, swivel buckets AM/FM all weather radial uree. garaga with firaplsca, Isrga yard, slngla Mrttfi garage 2 badrooms. 2 CHEVY NOVA 197* - fl cyl cassette air. new brakes 6 kept, looke new good mechen. garaga. $450 * utimias. 1 mo 131 Houaaafor bathe, porch Air conditioned OOOQE DART 1670 sulo , naw paini |ob. axe snapa starter, runs 6 looks good 6600 ical cond . 76.000 ml . aaklng sacurlty Avail Fab 542-2546 Amenities Include 24-hour secur- For Parts $2300 or best offer Call from 8 to offer Cell Susan. (2166 Call after 6 p.m. aftar 6:30 Sala ity, golf course pool and 672-0267 Clubhouaa Vary pretty Available >:30 p.m., TTft-aMM 6427676 UNION BEACH — 1 bedroom. 3 ASSUMABLE immetdately 667.500 SNOW PLOWS — Western snow CHEVY VAN 1973 — Oood VOLVO 1661 OLE — 4 dr, 4. All-Year Wonderful rooms. $S400O plus utilities and 11'•tHgraduated payment Lowe CENTURY 21. COZENS. Realtor a plows. 1 lime only. new. 6550 cond . 11500 or beet eocaptabte epead/oyerdrive. aHver with watar 1 mmoo sac. no pets. ly Cape Cod. fireplace in dining ' Independently Owned' Snow King model tor 2-wheel Offer Call 530-09W black leather Interior. tuKy 739-4952 room larga lol Mull see drive vehicles, limited supply MALIBU 1673 — 813 River Rd , Fair Havan 747-4677 equipped wtth AM/FM caaeette. $72,500. Call after 5 30 741-7666 Call LO Seetey Co . 531-8511 CHEW CHEVETTE 1*80 - 2 52.000 hwy ml . 66 700 Call Let *mds bim fOu II be con 103 Rentals to 767-5314 door. 4 spaed, naw nre*. |us , MAVERICK 1671 5636366 after 6 30 pa and n*pp, m ftrj toi.ty iacket • TIRES - 4 205«14 fiberglass uned up SI975 Ash for Joe CLIFF WOOD BEACH -" L Shadow Lake Village ad whitawalls. 600, 3-speed. aaklng 6360 Crunchy cables ilnpf a Share 41-0799 VW VAN 1666 — Good cond room/din room, big eat-in ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT 767-4M6 Can 261-5226 cliii.c carCifin That tuinj wp* beet offer aak tor Jim 25 YEAR OLD MALE — Looking kltchan. 2 badrooms tile bath Rasalas ft Rentals CHTvY~CAPSfCE CLASSIC 1975 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 1676 tile sfcirh and pint* mto ai outfit to thara apt or houaa. conva VrV BUG 1673 — Good engine 6 — 4 dr.. VS. Air. AM/FM. $1000 671-6666 full basamant. nioe yard im- CROWELL AQENCY transmission, body for parts — Black and silver 74.000 ml Knit it of synthetic wofvlecl to «ea< nlant to Lmcroft Ask tor Bill maculate Assume $30,000 si 9 or bast otter Call 291-5606 VW 1674 - Gold, aic oond 747-O3B2. 9 to 11 am 741-4030 AaUng 6400 747-3735 needs tune-up Call alter 6pm all rea> Pattern 938 knitting *% Price $49 900 Principals CHEVY IMPALA - 1970, PS/PB "47-0460 Aaklng 61500 eunroof new paint, new exheuet. Resident Salespeople 80.000 ml 62000 firm Call difectwii sim3?38.nciuoXJ FARM HOUSE TO SHARE only 563-3930 Evening, ft Weekends 280 Motorcyciaa" air, naw tires Looks ft runs 1 larga (urnlshad room. $175 par COLTS NECK — By owner Lush MERCURY MAROUIS 261-5664 Hetga Stewart Jaan Mitchell oraatt 1700 CaH 530-4045 BROUGHAM 1672 - Fuay mo. wooded acrs bordering Swim- 7416549 642-7311 1663 HONDA ATC 250R — E«cCHRYSLER NEW YORKER VW KARMANN QHIA 166* - $2.50 Ic Uiin pdtfern Add ming River Reservoir Complete condition S1600. Call equipped, low mileage exc. Call 542-77S6 BROUGHAM 1977 - Exc cond cond . 1 owner, beat otter Cell Exc. running cond, new paint SO* facn pdfiet" h- oc.tage privacy, yet convenient to prlma 767-7053 137 Lots and 32.000 ortglnal ml. t3900. Oraal after 4 30. 222-5546 rob (1000 or best offer Call KEANSBURO - HuOa houss to •hopping areas 4 commuting ana mnaimg Sens'it ahara. $200 par mo . utllitiaa in HONDA CYCLES - And buy! CaH S42-5915 aftar 6 p 672-1661 or 261-3176 Quality bulft 4 bedroom Ranch Acf a ga> MERCEDES 1974 - 240 Duel Cludsd 495-4794 Mopeda. Shore Aree's Number VW BU0 1672 - Dependable with many special features Idea LARGE CLEARED LOT — ForOne Dealer Rt 6 South. Free- CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1975 — 37.000 ml., naw motor and clutch MALE — Mid 2O's. looking for environmant for children Asklnt rant, Kaansburg. between Carr V8. Auto . air. 66.000 ml . $1200 D00 mis 61.000 Can engine t good body. 6700 Laura Wheeler hold 462-4681 Wa will not be Cell 871-6475 somaona to >hara my houaa $175 000 Call 747-2751 Ava * Randall PI Call 294-0406 indersold or bast offer Can 291-5606. 291-1660.Between 6 am * 4 pm $200 plus 291-3095 5 30 A 7 30 or 767-0074. VW DASHER 1976 — Naw tires. NORTON ATLAS 760 — Vary IHRYSLER NEW YORKER 1975 MERCEDES BEN2 250C 1972 - Nttdlicrifl Dipt. 61 good cond Call attar 6 pm— full power 74.000 ml . ••king _. garaged, 671-2324 $950 ifmoo * ~ Call 739-0210. aftar 5 pm -IERCURY 1976 MONTEOO — The Daily Rtgistsr 290 Truck* & CIRCLE CHEVROLET Wagon. V6. auto.. AC. AM/PM. VW SUPER BEETLE 1*74 — Trailers Ihrewabury Ava. Shrewsbury new tlrea. 66.000 ml., exc. cond . New motor end trana .recent 741-3130 now battery 618*5 747-1624 tune up. 59.000 mllee, axe Bo. 111. Oil Clwhu Sts. Km cond . I12O0 672-6670 1970 RANCHERO — Had. fancy Toil HI 10113 hint Hurt. CLASSIC 1962 FORD FALCON MOB QT 1674 CLASSIC — Yel- wheels, new tires, low miles — Van. $200 Engine neads low with black stripes. 61.500 •dd.oi lit PtHiin Numbci •a condition 61275 Cal work Body decent, while wtth ml, roof rack, enow Urea. 00 Autoi for Salt VO«f FOR «4' «(A I9K4 -2078. black trim Call 642-5713. ask to AM/FM 6 track (2600 Call Paul. 261-1326 the six dollar CHEVY SUBURBAN 1677 — 3/4 g ( ton. 454 v-8 aulo . PS/PB. trailer COROLLA 1971 - Qood cond MONTE CARLO 1676 — V-8. Ing package many anlras rum 70.000 ml. $450 741-4362. Jim Landau, AM/FM. PS. PB. AC. ex Ul HAFT MXMS WOOuch oond 89.000 ml,63660 Call 671 good 62.500 767-4614 CORDOBA 1975 — Burgundy til Bootl jnd CjUtoi-Md VH 3332 CHEVY PICKUP 1»6» outside. burgundy Interior AVIS exh Iw posbft and handling. V4 ton with cap Qood work truck valour. A/C, PS/PB. naw radial MUSTANG 1673 — Runa WIH 135 Mil t Clottin On findt Baal oner. 671-0066 tires. AM/FM 6 track SlSOOf.rm sell as Is lor 6300 or tor parts 264-1973. 672-0562 ll«l4Dui(k MKhiHQyilh CHEVY PICK UP 1965 — with Young Used IMFhHQlQ l small dump, runs good, 6600. CORVETTE 1963 — Split window MUSTANG 1*60 — Gray, suck 112Qy.ltOiij.WtQjWt t OMC PICK UP 1M6 - 4 wheel coupe, serious inquires onty Cal shin. AM/FM radio, air, good HO SS.titttt faifaihwih v Sim II 5« drive. V«. 6650 663-6126 739 1939 cond . (3500 nrm Call 530-4124 Cars or 630-0170. CHEVY STEPSIDE 1672 — Re-DATSUN 200SX 1678 — Im cent rebuild. 6 cyl.. Power maculate. AM/FM. AC. 55.000 MUSTANG MACM I 1*73 — For Sale brakes, auto, stereo, camper ".. wether Int.. 63450 CallBody 6 eofjlna In Qood cond , cap. Exc cond 62500 672-0004 222-6163 Keystone rims, auto. bast offer r $1000 Call 671-7310. CHEVY CUSTOM TRUCK 166* DATSUN WAGON 610 1991 — 47 Shrewsbury A**. — Exc. oond.. must ba seen Auto.. AC. AM/FM. ttntad g NOVA 1975 — High mileage, Quick Coverall! Aaklng 62800 Cat! 736-0036 roof rach. only 27.000 ml., mint. good rnning oond beat offer Had Bank. 747-4M. $5600 741-6631 CHEVY 1670 C30 - Rack body good cond. DATSUN 210 STATION WAQON CaH 741-6744 1979 — 30.000 ml.. AM/FM B 300 Autos for Sal* Printed Pattern track. AC. Mint condition, dark l*o Mm fjste.1 u*in| lor i CHEVY VAN O10 1663 — AC blue Aaklng $3500 Call PS. high back seats, carpeted 741-4927 Or 741-9738 cool colorful lounfef beacr. AM/FM caeeerte. 6 cyl . 3-epeod drew w dirdieu Mum Si/t 6600 ml Ilka new 69200 Ca DATSUN 1978 B210 OX — pattern gun you i %. your rtgulsi we CHEVY PICKUP 1976 — Big 10DATSUN — 1663. Sentre. Oalux 6' bad. V8. auto.. PS. 40.000 m 2 door. 4500 ml, (6500 FIRM Oood cond . must sell. 63466 Show room cond Call 563-3936 Call 747-1624 DATSUN 260Z 2 + 2 1676 — AC ORDINARY S«nd J? 50 tor tach pattern DODGE VAN 1675 — Long bed sunroof. AM/FM, alarm. e>c eharp. PS/PB. new Urea, 62.200 oond.. 66400. Muat sen Can *dd S(M lot nch pattern tor 767-8327. and handling Send tor 671-6106 aflar 6 p.m. DODGE VAN 1667 — 6 cyl Stan DATBUN 200SX 1962 — 5 dard. clean paint, no ruat. wtth I. 8L package. 23.100 ml a neighbor Icebox, with cabinet, porte-fofin AC. PS/PB. aunroot. AM/FM bad 6 carpeting 6750 Cal 767-2738 anytime. * MARIAN MARTIN %' $7600. M4-76M DUMP TRUCK 1686 — Inter DATSUN 260 Z 1676 - 2*2 Re- national Maaona with plow, exc Pattern Dipt. 420 ready ttoo work 2224863 or 28.000 ml., aaklng ( 3600. Can to neighbor 631-7566. - -. 747.7332 Tin Daily Register FORD — 1672. F100. wtth a 167 DATSUN 280ZX 1661 — 2 aa g bed 61200 Oood oond Call Brown, auto.. T-roof. turbo, tuey 747-6131. loaned, 43.000 ml. 66.6*0 4 LINES FORD VAN — 1661. E150. apeed overdrive, enow ores aun OATSUN 710 STATION WAOON 232 KM Utll Si. In Tart. «t rapt, ladder racks. CB radio, 10011 flint DANE. WMtSS. l d 1676 — « spssd. naw dutch 10 DAYS bench seat 66.000 222 < AM/FM radio. 61200 or beat lit. SUE Ml STYLE M.M1H classifieYOU CAN EARN EXTRdA MONEadY Mar 7. oiler CaH 642-6366. Wo.fcmg woman' S«w clothes MILITARY JEEP 1646 - I DODGE CORONET 1670 — that wo'h (ot you sjw monfi BY SELLING THOSE NO-LONGER and plow. aae. oond.. 61.1 loo Stnfltor MrYFMKVInllf R Oood body * manor, need aaSa or M1-75W aoma work. $460. Caa after PAIliSN CA1AL0G ftnpatttin NEEDED ITEMS t-Vs AVAILABLE NOW UTILITY BODY 6 a p.m., 2*1-2*0*. coupon (I? 50 tiluti Enclosed . m good condition c CatilH II JO OOOOE DART 1*76 — Eac rlirrinui •• II tacntor pmtjj t jnd HOURS DAILY 6 JO A.M. TO 5 P.M.