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Vol. 107 No. 332 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER...SINCE 1878 THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1985 ?5 CENTS INSIDE Marlu-Twitchell plot thickens LIFESTYLE developers has accused the county of using "The Sanctuary." tion to act on the developers' application to ly LISA fl MUSE the condemnation action as a "trial tactic" The county took the property under their begin work on "The Sanctuary " The Register to reduce the value of the'propery. right of "eminent domain. where a Until yesterday's condemnation actbn, FREEHOLD - Holmdel will ask a The struggle over the ownership of the government authority can condemn the the township Planning Board had planned to Superior Court judge to sort out what it 366-acre Marlu-Twitchell tract has placed property and post the fair market value for grant the developers the final approval to should do about the controversial Holmdel the township in the middle of the fight the property develop "The Sanctuary" into a 43-lot Golf and Country Club between the county and the developers. subdivision with 44 luxury homes On Tuesday, the county posted $4 68 The township, as well as the developers, The board delayed action for a week, until "We don't want to make any mistakes, ' were named as defendants in the condemna- said Township Attorney S. Thomas Gagliano million and took title to 77 acres of the it could determine who actually held title to peninsula section of the tract that juts into tion action. Gagliano said Holmdel would the property. The developers have claimed yesterday "The only proper thing to do is file a counterclaim either today or tomor- ask the court for guidance ' the reservoir, or $61,000 an acre The that the county does not own the property, developers. Ronald Acquaviva and Frank row, asking the court to decide whether the Meanwhile, the attorney representing the since several procedural errors were made DeMisa, have dubbed the section of land as township Planning Board has the jurisdic- See FARM, Page 4A 1 lth county fair opens Rumson Mayor wary of county's intentions
By LISA R. KRUSE The Register RUMSON — Despite assurances from the freeholders. Mayor Charles Paterno is Viet Nam urging residents of this communitv to When World War II soldiers returned help flatten any hidden plans to widen home, they look their children to John Rumson Road Wayne movies The veterans wanted "We just want to make sure that the their sons — future soldiers ol the county planning board knows we are on to Vietnam War — to identify with the their plans. Paterno said last night 'Even though they said they changed fearless, Indian-lighting cowboys. their minds, we have heard that they still That image, and memories of the big plan to widen the road, only not as much parades honoring their fathers' We just don't think the plan is dead " bravery, became intertwined with the In a letter, addressed to each borough youngsters' sense of patriotism, resident. Paterno warns that the borough lostering the idea that fighting for has not received any written assurances one's country was a noble thing to do from the county that its plans to widen Rumson Road — also known as county 13A Route 520 - to 120 feet have ended He urged each resident to mail an enclosed post card to Freeholder Director Thomas WORLD J Lynch and voice their opposition Last month, the county announced, as Heroic welcome part a! its revision of the county highway Shouting "God is great." 100 system, plans to widen certain county Lebanese prsoners treed by Israel roads to 120 feet It was designed, county return officials said, to help ease traffic conges- home in four white school buses to a tion toward the resort shore towns heroes' welcome See ROAD. Page 4A Mayor Charles F. Paterno 7A NATION Poisoned land New federal funding For almost 75 years, townspeople paid little attention to the Baird & McGuire plant perched on a rise of the Cochato River wetlands Now residents stop at the 7-acre site to means cleaner water gape at 'round-the-clock guards in white protective suits and respirators with money to establish a revolving loan 7A If GAYLE I. RABIN program The fund would allow the state The Register to either supplement municipal grants WASHINGTON - The New Jersey with a loan, or loan money to communities LOCAL congressman who sponsored the $21 not receiving grants billion, nine year renewal of the Clean Brown described the act as very Acquittal Water Act. passed in the House on positive " He said he's particularly Attorney John "Jack" Russell was THE neatSTER/CAKOLINE E. COUKJ Tuesday, says he's pleased with the pleased with provisions that weaken New acquitted by a Superior Court |ury of GETTING READY - Members of the Child Evangelism Fellowship of outcome. York City's authority to dump sewage into theft charges stemming from the sale Monmouth County put the finishing touches "on their booth at the County Fair The measure, sponsored by Rep James waters off the Jersey coast of American Telephone and which begins today. From left, Vincent A. Pagllano, Colts Neck, his daughter J Howard. D-N J . provides the state with One provision limits the amount of raw Telegraph stock Sara, 8, and John Green, 14 of Brown's Mills. $875 million to construct sewage treat- sewage New York can discharge into the ment plants and clean up waterways ocean if it fails to open its North River 3A As a resident of the New Jersey Shore. sewage treatment plant by Aug I. 1986. traditional all-day-and-evening outdoor and its Red Hook plant a year later I»TB LOW eveatt that made last years fair such a I am especially aware of the need to Postponement Tht Register prevent any degradation. Howard said Another program would provide $40 million to clean up the New York-New The Borough Council postpones A team of more than 40 organiieri has This bill makes significant changes to REEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The 11th the federal water pollution program that Jersey Harbor area voting on a $200,000 bond ordinance annual Monmoulh County Fair, which bean working almost since the teats went to repair the aging clock tower atop will make it more responsive to the needs The idea is to have New York and New organizers promise will be the "bett down at the end of test year's fair to make of pollution control." Jersey together take a look at the major the historic municipal building, 51 ever," begins'in earnest with open this year's event a big splash. Scores of F Out of the $675 million, the federal sources of pollution in the area and then Monmouth St , until its Aug 14 ceremonies 11 a.m. tht* morning at East county Park Systems workers have been come up with solutions. " Brown said meeting. Freehold Park. working overtime all week, putting their government will fund 55 percent of the cost of building sewage treatment plants Both provisions, said Brown, "send a bocks into their work to make sure 3A But a sneak preview yesterday of some in New Jersey municipalities strong message to New York that Con- of the events that will be featured at the ready to go run and on time The state has over 200 projects at an gress means business four-day fair showed that, with the Pair organisers and other county em- estimated cost of $2 5 billion waiting for The bill also provides $8 million to STATE cooperation of the weather, county reti- ployees will stay bvty all weekend. remove silt and stumps from Deal Lake denta can look forward to the kind of such funding said Ken Brown, See FAIR, Psge'A spokesperson for Clean Water Action, an The project requires the I'S En- 'Superfund' environmental group vironmental Protection Agency to report AUS District Court judge rules that In addition, the act provides the state See WATER. Page 4A municipalities — and not just state and federal governments — may sue companies for damaging the environment under the federal Friends share the 'secret' "Superfund" hazardous waste cleanup law. 5A sorrow of mental illness mouth County. Family and Friends ly TED LOUD members meet twice a month to share The Register their anger, their guilt, their confusion, INDEX RED BANK — They have names like their progress and their setbacks. Fred and George, Connie and Beth In addition to struggling with their They live in communities all over relatives' mental problems, members Monmouth County in homes just like of the group are often stung by the BRIDGE IN their neighbors'. There is nothing statements and actions of community BUSINESS N remarkable about the way they look, members who seem to fear and shun all CLASSIFIED KM dress or talk. Yet they all have one mental patients COMICS 81 thing in common that draws them Most of the area's mental patients CROSSWORD U together while it separates them from who require intensive care usually ENTERTAINMENT M most of their acquaintances spend time in Marlboro Psychiatric HOROSCOPE l« The disturbing "secret" they share is Hospital, the state's facility for Mon- LIFESTYLE 13* mental illness — not their own. but that mouth and surrounding counties. Be- OBITUARIES 11* of a family member or a very close cause Marlboro is part of the state OPINION 10* friend psychiatric system, it houses those SPORTS IB They are members of Family and people acquitted for crimes - often TELEVISION 61 Friends for Mental Health, a self-help violent ones — by reason of insanity YOUR TOWN 1ZA and support group for area residents who are hospitalized on judges' orders. who have friends or family members The combination of potentially with psychiatric problems dangerous patients and the low level of security at the hospital has alarmed Sponsored by the Red Bank-based REGISTER FILE PHOTO LOTTERY Mental Health Association of Mon- See HANDICAPPED. Page 2A Inside a room at Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital The winning numbers in the New Jersey state lotteries appear on Flowers • Fruit Basket! • Glfta RN's, UN's. LPN's, Aides Explore Jobs: Jobs! Jobs! Honest Paul's Tavern All Hlds Softshell Crab Sandwich $3 2A Send something nice to show you the opportunities. See the Nurs- Read the Help Wanted columns in All the steamers you can eat $4 Sals Tavern, Red Bank 747-1586 care. The Directory of Florists is ing Medic.il Directory in today's today's Classified section Beer Garden 4 Food 291-9540 on the Obituary Page. Classified section 2A I hi* K«gtsi»• r THURSDAY. JULY 25, 1985 Handicapped provided by group leaders. PEOPLE Continued from Page 1A The group's meetings are infor- many homeowners in the vicinity of mal, open-ended round-table the hospital. For the past two years, sessions in which only first names residents and officials of Marlboro are used. The majority of group Township have made tight security members are parents. A welcome retreat at the hospital a primary concern, Because of the stigma attached to mental illness, the names of the FORT HOOD, Tews (AP) - with calls for locked cottages and 15- Army Maj. Gen. James Dozier, who foot-high security fences. Family and Friends members de- •pent six weeks as a hostage of But the Mental Health Association scribed here have been changed or Italian terrorists, will retire yester- is a leading advocate of the rights of omitted. Some of their stories, which day to the orange groves of his mental patients, calling for better a Register reporter heard while Florida hometown. housing conditions and a less restric- attending one of their bi-monthly Dozier will end his 35-year mili- tive atmosphere to foster a thera- meetings ealier this week, have been tary career to become president of peutic environment. combined to provide a composite Golden Grove Management Co., A recent decision by the state to picture of the major themes which which operates orange groves in establish one 30-bed moderate secur- run through their group discussions. Arcadia, Fla ity cottage at the hospital — in- "The primary casualty of mental illness is the patient The secondary Dozier was kidnapped in Italy by tended both to allay the community's Red Brigades terrorists posing as fears and to remove dangerous casualty is the family," said a plumbers on Dec. 18, 1981, and was patients from the vast majority of woman on the group's executive freed six weeks later by an anti- patients who are not committed in committee who insisted on anonymi- terrorist squad. connection with criminal charges — ty, despite the fact that she gives Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital Since the incident, Dozier and his was based on a recommendation lectures on coping with mental wife, Judy, have lectured about the from the Mental Health Association. illness to various organizations. "The feeling of potential responsi- One of the emotions most common Jeff sits in on the group's meetings kidnapping and the effect of Inter- "State psychiatric hospitals bility for the condition is always and tries to provide a comforting national terrorism on CIA and State should not be run like prisons," among group members is anger. hanging over our heads," said the This anger is difficult to focus, example for Friends and Family Department workers. Ginger Mulligan, the association's woman on the group's executive members by showing them that executive director told a meeting of group members say. They say they board. know that they are angry at being mental patients can go on to lead township residents and hospital of- But she said that guilt is un- productive lives outside of the Competition ficials last week. put in the situation of having a son founded, particularly in light of or daughter who is mentally dis- institution. He agreed that not giving DETROIT (AP) - Mayor Col- Mulligan assailed the "extreme medical findings which lay the in to a patient's manipulativeness eman A. Young, seeking his fourth measures" residents and local of- turbed, but sometimes they take the blame for many mental disorders to anger out on the patient himself or will benefit the patient in the long four-year term leading the nation's ficials have called for. She said the physiological causes. These findings run. sixth-largest city, says he's worried association tries to promote better herself. should reassure parents that they While Jeff noted that he also has about all of his 15 declared opponents treatment for mental patients "The anger is not so much 'why are no more responsible for mental in the Sept. 10 non-partisan primary through education. me?' as 'why them?' Why did this had many repeat episodes after his illnesses than they are for physical initial hospitaliiation," he said his Nancy Reagan election. "Within that context of fear, it have to happen to my child when he ailments, she said becomes impossible to achieve true had so much potential, good grades "big breakthrough" came when he "I worry about all contenders," The executive board member, "got sick of being sick " At the Young, 88, said after filing his community integration and accep- in school and a bright future," said herself the mother of a psychiatric tance after discharge (from the "Beth," the mother of a former group meeting this week, he oc- Little sister' nominating petitions Tuesday. "If patient, said resentment is felt by a casionally made self-effacing jokes you are a contender, you've got me hospital)," a recent association pos- psychiatric hospital patient in his family "at being tied down, dealing worried." ition paper states. That position early 20s now living in a community about his own condition, which he GRANVILLE, Ohio (AP) - First with an uncooperative person and said was part of not giving in to his lady and former actress Nancy Despite the quantity of his opposi- paper also points out that the halfway house. being financially overwhelmed " association's membership also in- Still, the mothers and fathers illness. Reagan will portray a "little sister" tion, Young is upbeat about the city's The woman noted that a prolonged "We finally have to reach a point progress during his tenure. cludes Marlboro Township residents. often feel justified in getting angry who refrains from drug abuse in a illness can exhaust insurance ben- where we say, Let's stop feeling skit today at a conference of more "It's been a rough 12 years," While Mulligan cites studies at the patients themselves. efits. She also cited examples of claiming that one in five Americans Several parents noted that their sorry for ourselves." Jeff said "We than 300 students, a conference Young said. "We've been fighting for people who she said had mortgaged have to say, Let's fight back' " organizer says a long time to keep our heads above has some form of mental illness, and children, like many mental patients, their homes to put their children in The skit, part of the annual Youth- water and now I think we're past that almost everyone therefore has were manipulative They expressed private hospitals, where costs can to-Youth conference at Denison Uni- that stage. ... I believe the city is in - some contact with a mentally ill frustration that their love and sym- run over S 1,000 per week versity, will show what might hap- the process of rebuilding, rebirth and person, the association acknowl- pathy for their disturbed children "Fred," the father of a young pen in a family of people using drugs, definitely is on a roll." edges that mental illness is still made them easy prey for this woman at Marlboro, disputed the said Dick Trelease. vice president of something most people would prefer manipulativeness. belief that good care must be CORRECTION to keep secret. For "Connie," the mother of a Compdrug, a Columbus program to Movie Contract expensive. He said his daughter has The correct price for the brand combat drug abuse. The group, organized almost four Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital pa- received good treatment and follow- name tewing machines being The students plan to present Mrs. NEW YORK (AP) - Woody Allen years ago, has an active member- tient who took advantage of her up services at Marlboro, and said told on Friday, July 26 at St. Reagan with a teddy bear wearing a has signed a three-movie contract ship of about 30, with a mailing list generous nature, saying "no" to her officials there were sympathetic Agnet Church, Atlantic High- bandage on its side to wish President with Orion Pictures that bans the that includes nearly 100 area resi- son was both heartbreaking and a about financial constraints lands should have read: Reagan a speedy recovery from release of the films in South Africa dents, according to information major breakthrough. Since Connie "George," another father, agreed Manuf. Suggested Price MS* recent cancer surgery to protest "the atrocious racial had developed a reputation among that financial concerns were not policies" of that country. group members for not standing up paramount. Although health in- SPECIAL PRICE Back taxes "I wouldn't overestimate my to her son, the news that she finally surance and hospitalization pay- gesture," Allen said, "because it's The Register was able to say "no" drew applause ments often run out faster than a 00 DALLAS (AP) - Two^homes just a gesture, but if it encourages at this week's meeting. patient's treatment is completed, owned by Dallas Cowboys football (ISSN 87504491) But Connie had an even more other film makers to speak out or Putwahad By Tha Rat) Bank nigawi George said the state and county $188 player Tony Dorsett could be sold by gesture out, we could have some Eatabhahad h 1876 difficult anger to confront — her bear most of the coats. the Internal Revenue Service to by John M COO* and Htnry Clay anger at God. A therapist who is Iht Rtgiift It sorry tor any in- influence." Mam Offio* But this week's meeting demon- convtnlmnc* (hit may htvt ctuitd satisfy the running back's alleged On* flapata' P*M. StrVMtwrp. N J 07701 involved with the group told Connie Allen signed the contract July 19. (M1I54S-4000 strated that financial concerns vary 1400,000 tax debt, an IRS It calls for him to write and direct Branch OMcaa and other group memebrs that such from case to case, based on a spokeswoman said. Mofimoutn County CouThouaa. anger is a common reaction. one movie a year for the next three FrMhold. N J 07728 family's income level and insurance The IRS seized the homes in years. He will star in at least two of Mamban of »ta Aaaociaiad Ptaat Tm HMIII laiail Combined with anger are guilt and coverage. Pr«u * tomad ••ciuwvaty to ma uaa of all Via local resentment, the parents say northern Dallas and nearby Lucas to the three films. naws printad yi itia niwpapar at wan HWAP nm Group members also say release try to collect the taxes the agency Allen is completing the last movie uamtM> of m« J •> Na from the hospital does not guarantee says Dorsett owes for 1979, 1980 and of his old contract with Orion, AMoc4hon tha Audd « BBuraau u of OcuMon. Via Naw the patient is cured, and they call the 1983. said IRS spokeswoman JJana y PraiP a AAwtyiafcgwg n "Hannah and Her Sisters." Sacond ciau poaMoa patd at Rao Bank. NJ post-release phase an especially Marlene Gaysek 07700770 1 PPubWwd dany •
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THURSDAY. JULY 25, 1985 LOCAL 3A Attorney Aberdeen eyes fire code BERDEEN- The Township Council has Introduced an ordinance to amend the Atownship's fire prevention code to comply acquitted with the state's new series of fire codes, according to Mayor Burton Morachnick. The state's codes, which together are called the New Jersey Uniform Fire Code, went into effect Feb. 18, but each municipality has until Aug. 18 to formally adopt an ordinance for local of fraud fire code implementation. The new codes establish more stringent fire inspection and prevention rules for protecting If LISA I. MUSE public and commercial buildings. The Register Morachnick said representatives from the FREEHOLD - Attorney John "Jack" township's fire department have indicated to Russell was acquitted by a Superior Court him that the department would have no jury yesterday of theft charges stemming problems working under the new codes. from the sale of American Telephone and "I think it's a darn good idea because it adds Telegraph stock. to the protection of people in both public and The jury of 8 women and 4 men commercial buildings," he said. deliberated just over one hour before Long Branch wants $900,000 The council will vote Tuesday on whether to deciding that Russell was not the "middle- adopt the ordinance man" In the scheme to defraud the stock brokerage firm of Smith Barney, Tinton Fire house use OK'd Falls, American Telephone and Tele- graph, and the estate of John Irwin out of as cushion for redevelopment BERDEEN - The Board of Adjustment last more than $10,000, as the prosecution night granted a use variance for the alleged. Aconversion of an old fire house into a data "In the words of Bruce Springsteen, processsing center. down the shore everything's alright," an ly QAYIi E. RABIN i The 2-story structure, at 75 Lower Main obviously jubilant Russell, of Jersey City, The Register Street, is to be converted by H.M B Associates said after the verdict LONG BRANCH - City Attorney In other business, the board approved use and Paul J Feldman. senior staff attorney Eugene A Iadanza says the city may bulk variances for the construction of a one- of the county prosecutor's office, had no not spend the entire $2.5 million bonded story office building on a 4-acre site on Lloyd comment after the jury rendered its Tuesday night for the purchase of Road at Blair Road decision. redevelopment property The applicant. Line Road Associates, already The charges stemmed from the sale of has two office buildings and a warehouse on the an AT&T stock certificate made out to The city has appraised the 2.5-acre property, according to Richard Dickstein, a John Irwin Irwin, however, had died and blighted south Broadway area it's principal with the realty partnership his name was forged on checks from the attempting to acquire at $1.6 million, sale of the stock Two checks were drawn said Iadanza • Roller is indicted to cover the transaction The extra $900,000. he said, would Russell's chief accuser had been Daniel cushion any additional acquisition costs REF.HOLD - Former Howell Township Chansky, whom authorities identified as incurred during condemnation or costs Administrator Barry J Roller was indicted the ringleader of a scheme to defraud 13 for relocating the street's 24 families by a i-niintv Grand Jury yesterday and insurance companies of $226,813 and five businesses F "I think we'll need several hundred charged with the assault of the estranged Russell's acquittal means the fate of the husband of a woman with whom he was having 26 defendants named in the massive 101- thousand dollars more than the $16 an affair count indictment has been decided million, but I can't say how much," Iadanza said "We're authorizing it so Roller. 45. of Tinton Falls, was charged with The forgery charge against Russell had we have it if we need it." aggravated assault, aggravated assault with a been dismissed by Superior Court Judge deadly weapon, aggravated assault recklessly James A Kennedy on Tuesday Kennedy The south Broadway area is only part tsHH of 14 acres declared blighted by the city i with a deadly weapon, and two counts of said the state had not produced evidence THE REGISTER unlawful weapons possession linking Russell to the forgery of the last year PRESENT AND FUTURE — Top, an artist's rendition of the Hilton Hotel Redevelopment plans call for a $35 The charges stem from an incident on May 28. checks and convention center to be built between Garfield Park and South when Roller allegedly stabbed Anthony Chansky has said he saw Russell receive million Hilton Hotel and convention center to be built between Garfield Broadway Above, a portion of the blighted South Broadway area. The city Bongiovanni. 33. of Howell The assault alleged- proceeds from the cashing of the first is bonding an additional $900,000 to cover any possible added costs lor ly occurred, police said, after Bongiovanni Park and the south Broadway area check Chansky also said Russell was purchasing the property and relocating residents in the area surprised his estranged wife. Ann, and Roller, present when he turned over the money According to Iadanza. the city will be as they were having sexual relations on the from the second check to his attorney. borrowing money from the Hilton backyard picnic table of her Arlyn Drive house John S Power developer — the Gem Holding Com- Bongiovanni was stabbed once each in the During his hour-long summation, de- pany — to speed acquisition of the chest and back, and had suffered a punctured south Broadway area. fense attorney Dennis McAlevey ham- payers' pockets." Pallone said. lung Roller, however, has told authorities that Gem Holding Company, said This money, he said, will be used by mered away at the credibility of Chansky the city to pay off any outstanding bond Mayor Philip D Huhn said the entire Bongiovanni struck him with a stick and he was McAlevey referred to Chansky as a Iadanza. signed a contract with the city and the Long Branch Redevelopment anticipation notes with the remaining $2.5 million will be raised not through attempting to protect himself and Mrs "despicable human being, " a "piece of $900,000 available for final acquisition Bongiovanni when the incident occurred Agency on March 27 in which it agreed taxes but through the sale of bonds garbage who testifed here for 3 days," and payments or relocation costs. "We're not going to the taxpayers of Roller was missing for three days after the the "swine of swines " to pay $16 million for Garfield Park On Tuesday City Councilman Frank Long Branch for an additional assault, but was arrested Fort Lcavenworth. McAlevey also thanked county In- and the south Broadway area. Kansas To speed acquisition, the city will Pallone Jr. cast the lone no vote $900,000," Huhn said. vestigator Andy Tesauro, who helped against the K 5 million bond ordinance. While the $16 million will be paid Roller was fired ai township administrator crack the fraud case, for putting Chansky borrow II 6 million from Gem, to be returned when the city's bonding He said he opposed the ordinance back when Gem acquires the property, one week after the incident in jail because it would force the city to spend If convicted, Roller could receive a maximum process is completed. additional money spent out of the $2 5 "God bless you for getting that filth an additional 1900,000 it would not get million bond ordinance will be paid out of 24 years in prison He is scheduled to be away from decent people, to say nothing When the city has title and pos- session of the south Broadway area, back from the Gem Holding Company over a period of years. Huhn said arraigned Aug 9 about the horses." McAlevey said. for the south Broadway area. said Iadanza, it will sell the property "We'd rather be a little bit con- Roller has also filed countercharges against Chansky has pleaded guilty to directing "I don't think the city should have to Bongiovanni rharging him with aggravated along with Garfield Park back to Gem servative and go for a little more the killing of 9 racehorses for insurance make up the difference out of tax- money if we need it." he added assault dollars. He received a sentence of 24'i for $16 million. Roller is free on $50,000 bail years for his part in the insurance fraud Holmdel encouraged OMS RIVER - A new law has given Holmdel a better chance of winning a fair Belford man files suit Tsettlement in a Mount Laurel lawsuit, according to township officials Three developers are suing the township in Superior Court here to force Holmdel to allow them to build more homes than zoning laws to build on small tract allow The suits have been combined into one suit, which was tried in Superior Court last fall on Monmouth Avenue in Belford. from A court-appointed planner has recommended B> STEPHANIE 61UCKMAN Horel But the sale is conditional on Mason that Holmdel zone to allow 2.200 low- and The Register getting approval to build a home on the lot. moderate-income homes However. Superior Jennings said Court Judge Eugene Serpentelli has not yet MIDDLETOWN - A Belford resident is Faith Hahn. of the township Planning ruled on what Holmdel's fair share of homes suing the township and the Zoning Board Department, said Mason's application under the stale Supreme Court's Mount Laurel of Adjustment for denying him permission would not have been accepted under the II mandate should be to build a home on an undersized lot. grandfather clause anyway, because the Mount Laurel II states that municipalities The suit challenges a year-old zoning lot is 6,845 square feet, less than half the must zone to allow their "fair share" of lower- ordinance that prohibits building on minimum 1,500 square feet required in the and moderate-income housing THE REGISTER/ JEFFCHASIN undersized lots without a variance from local zone The state Fair Housing Act, signed into law SPEND A BUCK — From left to right. Ira Levy, an owner of Spend A the Zoning Board, that ordinance over- The Township Committee repealed the early this month, created a Fair Housing Buck, Cam Gambolati, the horse's traine/, and owners Dennis Diaz and turned a "grandfather clause" allowing grandfather clause after residents com Council to decide Mount Laurel cases and allows Stuarl Miller They were gathered for a party honoring their horse who will building on undersized lots as of right — plained that homes built under the clause towns like Holmdel the chance to move lawsuits race Saturday at Monmouth Park in the Haskell Handicap. without a special variance from the board were sometimes out of scale with other from Superior Court to the housing council To build as of right, the lot owner could homes in their neighborhoods. Cramer Holmdel applied last week to move its cases not own any adjoining lots, the lots had to said. out of Superior Court to the council. Such a move be greater than half the allowable lot size, She noted that since the grandfather - Serpentelli allows it - would not take place and in any case, no smaller than 5.000 clause was repealed. 21 undersized lot for over a year, until the council is established square feet, according to Richard Cramer, cases have come before the board, and and ready to operate. township planner. five of those that would have been granted Serpentelli is scheduled to hear arguments on Toxic cleanup funds for The complaint against the township and "as of right" under the grandfather clause transferring the cases to the housing council zoning board states there is "no public were granted by the Zoning Board Aug 23 purpose" in the new ordinance, according With the new ordinance, however, the Township officials have said they believed the to Vincent Jennings, attorney for the lot approvals were based on closer scrutiny of court estimate that Holmdel would have to allow owner. Elizabeth Horel, and for Gerard the applications, including an on-site visit 2,200 low- and moderate-income homes to be 3 county sites are freed Mason, who planned to build on the lot. by a special undersized lot subcommittee built here to comply with Mount Laurel II is Jennings said Mason, who lives on 12th of the board, and an inspection of the excessive Street, contracted to buy the lot, located building plans. Hahn said. TRENTON - Cleanup of three Mon- The money, to be used at the DEP's District sues borough mouth County hazardous waste sites will discretion, will be used for removal of funded from a $50 million appropriation wastes and necessary construction ac- 4 REEHOLD — The Matawan-Aberdeen Re- signed yesterday by Gov Thomas H tivities at the sites. Bennet said. gional Board of Education is suing the Kean Clock tower vote on hold* The appropriation will be the first Fborough of Matawan for $145,000 in back Hazardous waste cleanup projects — 22 money available for cleanup and construc- berg and Charles Frankel have main- taxes the board claims the borough owes. throughout the state — are scheduled to tion, rather than feasibility studies, Ben- I) CHRIS HAND tained that the borough should decide In a suit filed in Superior Court, the board benefit from the bill, sponsored by nett said The Register whether or not it is going to sell the claims the borough has been late in paying its Assemblyman John O Bennett HI, R- The bill passed both state houses June buildiing before it pays to have the tower required school tax monies eight of nine times Monmouth RED BANK — The Borough Council 27. the last legislative session before the repaired. since August, 1984 Bennett's bill appropriates $50 million last night postponed voting on a $200,000 The building, used by the police depart- The suit said that under state law, the borough to the Department of Environmental summer break, said Jack Woods, an aide bond ordinance to repair the aging clock to Bennett. ment and municipal court, is considered is required to pay its tax monies within 30 days Protection from the $100 million Hazard- tower atop the historic municipal building. to be too small for the needs of the police, Because all 22 sites are on the federal of the due date ous Discharge Bond Fund. Bennett said. 51 Monmouth St.. until its Aug 14 meeting according to borough officials Superfund list, they are eligible for The school board claims that the borough has The fund was created in 1981 when Mayor Michael J Amone said the Greenberg and Frankel said after last owed it $144,957 since May 22. Bennett sponsored the Hazardous Waste matching federal funds, Woods said. The council decided to table the measure to night's meeting that they intend to give According to the suit, the borough has only Discharge Bond Act which was approved federal list is due to expire in September, allow Councilman George Ward, who presentations opposing the bond ordinance paid the school board on time on December 10, by New jersey voters that November. and legislators are working on proposals authored the ordinance, the chance to vote at the Aug 14 meeting. 1984 Monmouth County sites scheduled to to have the list extended. Woods on it when it comes up for its second and The council also: The suit asks the borough to pay its debt to receive funding are Bog Creek in Howell, "To the people of New Jersey, and final reading. Ward was absent from last • introduced an ordinance putting its the school board immediately and for the court Burnt Fly Bog in Marlboro, and Lone Pine especially those in Monmouth County who night's meeting. fire code in compliance with the rnifnrm to order the borough to pay its bills within the Landfill in Freehold Township. are plagued by abandoned hazardous Amone also encouraged members of the Fire Safety Act, a mandatory fire code 30-day time frame "I am especially pleased by the cooper- waste dumps, there can be no price tag on public to give the council input concerning recently adopted by the state legislature The suit notes that the school year ended on ation of my legislative colleagues and the protection of their health and safety," the proposed renovation. • rejected bids, because they were too June 30; but the I borough) has failed to pay over Gov. Kean in the swift passage of this vital Bennett said. The construction, which was approved high, for repairs to the Bergen to (the school board) the balance of monies appropriation, Bennett said "The enact- "I am hopeful that this money will unanimously by the council when it was Place Hudson Avenue pumping station appropriated for school purposes. ment of this bill will provide us with make a dent in restoring our most introduced two weeks ago, has met some and Attempts to reach Matawan Borough At- financial resourses to continue the all- precious recourse — the New Jersey opposition from two Democratic can- • awarded G & P Parlamas Inc torney James J. Cleary were unsuccessful important work of ridding our state of the environment," said Bennett, the senior didates running for council in November's Allenhurst. a contract for $159,000 for the yesterday legacy of poison left by irresponsible member of the Assembly Agriculture and election. first phase of the conversion of Memorial dumping practices of the past ' Environment Committee Democratic candidates Geoffrey Green- Field into Count Basie Park 4A The THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1985 Fair Middletown committee tables housing ordinance Continued from Page 1A performing numerous tasks wise would not be able to afford several township residents opposed value), to be built on lots half the IT STEPHANIE 8LUCKMAN projects are not administered by from setting up exhibits to directing them the ordinance. Mistakenly believing size zoning laws allow. volunteers. The Register Speakers from the Middletown the township would allow three or traffic. But Giordano said developers The committee's discussion on As many as 100,000 people are MIDDkETOWN - The Township Chamber of Commerce, rep- more homes where normally one wanted to be able to build the whether to pass the ordinance turned expected to show up for this year's Committee tabled a proposed Af- resenting 200 businesses in the would be allowed, one resident said market-value homes on smaller lots into a standoff between two commit- fordable Housing Ordinance last township, said the chamber voted he feared over-development. to finance the moderate-income event, according to Josephine teemen: Richard D. McKean and Freyer, this year's chairwoman of night after speakers representing unanimously to oppose the ordinance Another, Barney Welch, said he homes. Gary Fox, Azzollna's at- Richard V. Kelly. virtually every major business in the torney, said developers typically the Fair Committee. About 80,000 at its July meeting feared that the only way developers McKean, who championed the township spoke against it lose money on the affordable homes. were on hand over the four days of Attorneys Ronald Gasiorowski could afford to build the moderate- developers' point of view, said the last year's fair. and John C. Giordano Jr., who income homes was by building them Azzolina, in a private interview, The committee voted to draft ordinance would force developers to Among the special events planned represent the township's major of- on the smallest legal lots in town, said he owned several parcels of land another form of the ordinance with carry an unfair burden, when others for today after the opening cer- input from the business community fice-research developers, also spoke which are 7,000 square feet. But in the township, and had planned who make money in Middletown — some commercial development, but emony are a Talent Showcase for The ordinance would have re- against it. Giordano, who has rep- those lots, Welch said, are located in "people who sell cars here ... our would drop his plans if the ordinance area young people, sponsored for the quired residential developers to resented AT&T Information Systems a zone found primarily in the Township Engineer ... our Township were passed. Fox said Azzolina had third straight year by the Register, price 20 percent of their homes for to township boards, noted in a Bayshore. Therefore, according to Attorney" — are not forced to plans for a retail-office-shopping which kicks off at 6:30 p.m. moderate-income buyers, and com- private interview before the vote James Brady of the East Keansburg contribute. McKean said he did not center complex. Gasiorowski said Last night's Talent Showcase that he would encourage his clients Civic Association, the Bayshore think the ordinance would stand up mercial or office-research de- the township was well aware that his sneak preview offered a taste of velopers to contribute 12 per square- to sue to overturn the ordinance if would be forced to absorb all the in court. the committee approved it. moderate-income housing. client, Laurel Associates, has infor- what the county's young people are foot of building space to a moderate- But Kelly, the only one who voted capable of, with 11-year-old Cyndi Lawsuits against similar ordi- mal plans to build another office income housing fund. Those speakers representing the against tabling the ordinance, said Leigh Padula of Colts Neck belting nances passed in Princeton and building at it's AT&T complex on The ordinance would have aimed business community all said they did Red Hill Road. he supported the ordinance because out selections from "Annie," and Lawrence Townships are now pend- to produce homes priced at an not object to the principle of provid- the local boom in office-research four saxophone-playing Freehold and ing in Superior Court. Toms River, Fox claimed the need for housing average of $50,000, according to ing "affordable housing." construction allowed by township Holmdel residents, ages 13-16, according to Township Planner in Middletown is not linked to non- Deputy Mayor Paul Under Those However, most of them shared the government is directly responsible known as Sax Appeal performing Richard Cramer. Judge Eugene residential construction. homes presumably would have been same objection to the ordinance: for a housing shortage in Middle- original jazz tunes. affordable to "younger households Serpentelli has yet to rule on the that the cash contribution required He contended, as did the other town. cases, according to the Township by non-residential developers was an business representatives, that the Jobs at the new developments A senior citizens' picnic yesterday and community workers, such as afternoon, featuring prominent soap teachers, policemen, firemen and Attorney. undue hardship, and that the ordi- township would need an elaborate attract people, but there are no and expensive administrative bu- opera stars, attracted more than municipal employees," according to Middletown realtor Bob Warnecke nance did not let developers build on homes for them to live in, Kelly said reaucracy to administer the millions 1,500 seniors, organizers said the-ordinance spoke against the ordinance, and smaller lots to decrease construction "My daughter cannot buy a home in of dollars of affordable housing Other events today include a polo Township Planner Richard lastly, an attorney representing local costs this community Developers of this funds, and the housing itself. game with the national cahm- landowner Joseph Azzolina — of The ordinance does allow the community have an obligation to let Cramer said the ordinance aimed to pionship-bound Trump Polo Club, Azzolina Land Corp. — opposed it moderate-income homes, (but not Linder contested the point of view, our children live in this communi- produce single-family homes for Smithville. playing at 5 p.m . an Outside the business community, the homes to be sold at market saying the township's senior citizen ty." Kelly said. firft time home buyers who other- international side saddle demon- stration at 2 pm a breakdance contest sponsored by the county's 4- H clubs at 7 p.m., and the antics of Road Farm Poho the Clown at 1 30 pm Continued from Page 1A Continued from Page 1A developers had worked the fastest on The developers, on the other hand, "By their timing, it has become Throughout the four days, there Put the plan caused an uproar in when the the condemnation action that property. want to build 444 luxury homes and evident that this is just a trial tactic will be stalls set up by 143 vendors, Humson, Fair Haven, and Little was filed The county filed notice last an 18-hole championship golf and This is not a legitimate interest in including 93 commercial outfits. 13 Silver, whose residents strenuously "If the planning board still has Wednesday that it wanted to con- country club on the property. how the property is developed. " nonprofit organizations, 12 govern- objected to the widening of Rumson jurisdiction we have to know that, ' demn the entire 366-acre tract of the But the developer's attorney, Wegener said ment agencies, and 25 food vendors proposed golf and country club, and Road, River Road, Bingham Avenue, Gagliano said. "And if the planning Peter H. Wegener, said the county County Counsel Richard T offering anything from fish to funnel board can grant final approval on the the county's appraised value for the and Pinckney Avenue — all of which didn't have any altruistic en- O'Connor said he would not com- rakes subdivision, can our construction tract is $12 96 million. The remain- are currently 50 feet wide vironmental motives when it con- ment on the accusations or the code officials issue building per- ing 289 acres are still up for demned the property Admission to the park is f2 50 for Residents feared that the widen- developers charge that the condem- mits? negotiations, officials said. "The county thinks by filing these everyone 13 years of age and older ing of the tree-lined, winding road nation action was procedurally in- would mean their front lawns would "We don't want the planning board The county wants the land con- condemnation papers before the Parking is free, and organizers say correct be sliced in the process, lessening or our construction officials caught verted into a nature trail and park, local planning board has time to act the open space surrounding the fair their home's property and scenic in the middle of this," Gagliano said because the property juts into the they can somehow reduce the value I really don't have any comment grounds should accommodate the values. Freeholder Ray Kramer said yes- Swimming River Reservoir, which is of the property by arguing that the at all," O'Connor said "Any com- thousands of cars expected to pass On July 2, The Register reported terday that the county moved to take the water supply for some 230.000 property never recieved final plan- ments in regard to this litigation I through the area, located off that Hank DiPasquale, principal the 77-acre peninsula because the county residents ning board approval," Wegener said will make in the courtroom ' Kozloski Road county planner, said the planning board had decided to "rethink" the road widening. DiPasquale said the plan would be revised, and he said that Rumson Road would not be widened "In spite of the article ... we have nothing in writing from the county guaranteeing the borough that the rights-of-way of Rumson Road, River Road and Bingham Avenue will remain at their present widths even though the initial plan is now under revision," Paterno said. The residents and local officials have also received support in the right places Freeholder Director Thomas J Lynch has termed the plan "stupid." And Freeholder John J D'Amico said he also disagreed with the proposal "As long as I'm a freeholder. I'm not going to vote to take down Rumson Road and every tree in sight. " D'Amico said last night But Paterno warns the freeholders are not the ones with the power. "It's not their jurisdiction." Paterno said. "It's the planning board. We just want to make sure that the people are aware." Paterno sent a letter to each borough resident, urging their sup- port in the borough's fight to maintain the width of Rumson Road, River Road, and Bingham Road. "Thousands of beautiful trees and plants would be destroyed," the letter warns "Traffic would prob- ably increase still further, property values would decline. 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Sunday 12 noon• S p.m. service You'll love your selection from The Carpet the South and West. CAPITOL Capitol for many years to come1 The Register THURSDAY. JULY 25, 1985 NEW JERSEY STATE DIGEST Towns can sue on toxic wastes Of Girl Scouts, traffic and drainage Attorneys on both sides called the perceived reality that the federal RANKLIN TOWNSHIP (AP) Scouts will go ahead with their decision by Judge Harold A. "This is the first case I know of government is not going to do — Landfills and airports may construction plans and noted that The Associated Press Ackerman precedent setting. a judge saying a municipalitiy can anything about this, so you're going not seem like good neighbors, the organization has run a camp file and present a claim for recovery to have to go after polluters on the F NEWARK'(AP) - A U.S. District Joseph J. Maraziti Jr , who rep- of natural resources," said Maraziti but a man here doesn't even want on a portion of the property since Court Judge ruled yesterday that resents the town of Boonton, said the local level. to live near the Girl Scouts 1945. municipalities — and not just state ruling would allow communities The judge dismissed a defense An Environmental Defense Fund Richard H. Gilmore has filed "He (Gilmore) has tied me up and federal governments — may sue nationwide to seek recovery not just motion to throw out a suit filed by attorney in Washington, Robert Per- suit in Superior Court against the in planning board and zoning companies for damaging the en- of the cost of cleaning up polluted Boonton against Drew Chemical cival, said the ruling was the first of township zoning board for grant- board meetings for the last two vironment under the federal "Super- sites, but "to be compensated for Corp. seeking damages for allegedly its kind he had heard of and hailed ing permission for the Holly years," Ms. Jones. "All the fund" hazardous waste cleanup law. more vague and indefinable damag- polluting a 3 5-acre dump that was it as "a step in the right direction." Shores Girl Scout Council to build complaints he raised will occur filled in and later purchased by the an 11,000-square-foot regional from the activity around the town, which turned into park "It isn't surprising that New headquarters next to his home in building are already going on at Maraziti said the town had spent Jersey would be the first state for a a rural section of this southern a camp we run there. We own more than $100,000 cleaning up the decision like this because I would New Jersey town. about 600 acres there and we land, which it purchased from Drew imagine that local authorities up Gilmore said the Girl Scouts surround him." Chemical in the 1970s The park was there are more sophisticated about headquarters would be worse Gilmore said he and his neigh- closed last year. pollution than those in other states than other businesses because bors have no argument with the because it is such a problem there, " the building would be open until campers but with the use of the The judge, ruling from the bench, he said 10 p m five nights a week. He new facility for training sessions said municpalities should be able to said the headquarters, which will and large meetings that he sue "in order to protect and preserve employ 27 full-time workers, will contends would cause traffic public health." cause traffic, noise and drainage tieups He also said that since the Ackerman also ruled that Boonton problems. land has been rezoned, there may sue Drew Chemical for the "Basically, they're locating an might be noting residents could 140,000 in cleanup costs the town office building in the middle of a do if it was sold for industrial incurred before the Superfund law residential community, ' use was enacted in Dec. 11, 1980 to Gilmore said in an interview this No hearing date has been set provide a source for funds to cleanup week for Gilmore's suit, which was toxic waste dumps. The Krma Jones, the council's filed Friday in the Gloucester The judge said that other federal executive director, said the Girl County Courthouse in Woodbury courts differ on the issue, but he Cancer Colon agreed with the plaintiff's argument in this case that in the statute Scare. State gets tough on scoff laws "Congress implicitly allowed for retroactive action" regarding RENTON I API - People Local police issue about 29 cleanup cost claims. who collect parking tickets million parking tickets each year and fail to pay the fines could and about 900.000 go uncollected. The judge said he considered his T decisions on both issues to be " 'very, Where lose their drivers licenses or face according to the Administrative other stift penalties under a state Office of the Courts very important." And the attorneys can 1 go law that went into effect yester- McEnroe estimated that mu- for both sides said they expected the day nicipalities statewide are owed issues to go before the US Supreme Court for testing? Municipalities can now seek (50 million by people who fail to judgments against scofflaws pay their tickets The law's author. Rep. James paychecks and bank accounts, He added that studies have Fiorio. D-N.J., said the decision impound their vehicles and sell shown that scofflaws owe 114 reinforces local government's desire them at public auction, under the million to Newark and about $8 ASSOCIATED PRESS to make polluters pay for the new statute million to Jersey City damage they inflict but comes as the Gov Thomas H Ron said he The new law authorizes a CLEANUP REPORT — Gov. Thomas H. Kean points to a picture federal government is indicating it signed the legislation into law to municipal court judge to enter a during a news conference in Trenton yesterday to describe the wants to ease up on enforcement discourage habitual offenders default judgment against anyone progress being made to clean up toxic waste sites around the state. "It's sending out a signal that the Assemblyman Harry who falls to pay a fine or appear He said progress is being made, but more remains to be done. court system is responding to a McEnroe. D Essex who sponsor- at a court hearing for traffic ed the measure, said the bill was violations The judgment can be designed to put some teeth" entered within three years of into the state's law when a ticket is issued Fire empties Newark high school Save in every The season's most EWARK i APi - A fire in a storage room and was declared storage room at Central under control in about 40 Kinkel's department NI;High School here forced the minutes No immediate estimate COAT DEPT CHILDREN'S DRASTIC evacuation of nearly 1.200 sum- of damage was available SUIT OEPT DEPT mer school students yesterday, Fire Capt Ken Marcell was JUNIOP DEPT INFANTS & the principal said treated and released from Uni- CONTEMPORARY TODDLERS DEPT 1 reductions The blaze broke out at about versity Hospital for a cut hand. DEPT MEN/YOUNG MEN 10 15 am in the storage room on Kinnear said SWIMWEAR DEPT DEPT the top floor of four-story struc- Halim Suliman. Newark school ture on High Street, said Deputy FASHION BOYS OEPT spokesman, said clauei would ACCESSORY DEPT | Fire Chief David Kinnear reium* Thursday. CLEARANCE About 45 firefighters from 10 Kinnear said the cause of the companies responded to the fire, blaze was under investigation, which was contained to the but arson was not ruled out Mom jailed for starving her baby AMDEN IAPI - A Superior would be released when it was Court judge fought back determined she was capable of Ctears as he sentenced a 23- coping with her responsibilities year-old mother of six to up to 10 She pleaded guilty in June to years in jail for allowing her manslaughter in connection with baby son to starve to death in an the death of her 11-month-old unheated rowhouse son. Shyron. who was wrapped in It's a pathetic case Judge layers of sweaters in a freezing A Donald Bigley said in issuing rowhouse on Jan 28 the sentence on Tuesday Anita Green of Camden was Ms Green was also charged ordered to serve an in- with endangering the welfare of determinate term not to exceed her other five children, who were 10 years in the State Correctional emaciated but alive The chil- Institution for Women in Hunt- dren are now in the custody of erdon County. Bigley said she Ms. Green's mother
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"I still don't feel I'm on dry land," he said. said it was unusual for windsurfers to attempt an FALMOUTH, England (AP) - Two "Part of me is still out there," he said. Atlantic crossing without an accompanying Frenchmen who completed the first Atlantic The Frenchmen were met on arrival by their rescue vessel or other witnesses. crossing in a windsurfer said yesterday they had sponsors, the British watchmaking company to fight to survive when their craft was capsized Timex. They will travel home by private boat to "I think the conditions can actually be mind- twice by huge waves. blowing, with hurricanes and storms all around A windsurfer, which is like a surfboard with a Brest, the French port city, said Johanna Jacobius, a spokeswoman for the company. the place," said spokeswoman Ann BlackDurn. small mast and sail, is powered only by the sail "In this situation where there are no witnesses, and human muscle-power. The pair, who took turns sailing the windsurfer, you can't prove it" actually happened. The custom-built windsurfer used for the 3,000- made the trip without any escort boat but had a mile Atlantic crossing is 22 feet long, six and a radio to transmit their location to Paris by But the London-based Guinness Book of World half feet wide and has two masts. satellite. Records said there was no reason to doubt the Frederick Beauchene, 31, from La Baule in The British Windsurfing Information Center crossing took place. northwest France, and Thierri Caroni, 29, from the west coast French port of La Rochelle, arrived in this southwest English port 11 days overdue Tuesday night after sailing for 41 days. Describing the two times they narrowly escaped death, Beauchene said: "The first time was not so bad because we were both on top of the windsurfer (in the cabin) and the small door was closed so no water got in. It took us about 10 minutes to get upright. "But the second time Thierry was sleeping and there was a lot of water It was very difficult and took two hours to get upright. "We were fighting for survival. It was early in the morning and the water was very cold I thought we would not be able to continue. We were very tired," he said Beauchene and Caroni took turns sleeping at night in a shallow cabin. "The most we ever slept in any 24 hours was about three hours," Beauchene said "Sleeping was a very big problem." The Frenchmen ran out of instant hot food 12 days ago and then lost all their food when the craft capsized Monday ASSOCIATED PRESS "People were very skeptical when we set out," HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL SITE — Guards Bob Woods, left, and Beauchene said. "We knew it would be very Save Johnson stand watch at the Baird & McGuire plant in Holbrook, difficult but we were well prepared and confident Mass., cited as one of the 20 most hazardous waste sites in the nation of success." "We were fighting for survival," Beauchene ASSOCIATED PRESS said of the stormy crossing from New York. TRANS-ATLANTIC WINDSURFERS - designed windsurfer as they arrive ofl After a night in Falmouth. Beauchene said he Frenchmen Thierry Caroni, left, and Freder- Falmouth, England, after their 41-day cross- Beware! Poison invades felt unnerved by the experience ick Beauchene wave from their specially- ing. once-clear ground water
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7A THURSDAY. JULY 25, 1985 NATION/WORLD NEWS DIGEST Israel frees 100 Shiite prisoners 3 arrested in Stava dam break release of the remaining captives year civil war in Lebanon. But several hundred troops remain RAS EL-BAY ADA, Lebanon (AP) held at Atlit. In Tel Aviv, press Both Amal and Syria maintained as advisers to the South Lebanon RENTO, Italy (AP) - Simeoni also issued an arrest - Shouting "God Is great," 100 reports said that the 330 or so the United States agreed to influence Army, created by Israel to patrol the Authorities Investigating last warrant for Rota's ailing Lebanese prisoners freed by Israel detainees still at Atlit would be freed the release of the Atlit detainees in security belt between the two coun- Tweek's dam collapse which , brother, Aldo, who was reported returned home yesterday in four In three groups at two-week inter- return for the freedom of the tries. killed more than 200 tourists and white school buses to a heroes' in serious condition recovering vals. Americans. Israeli military sources in Tel villagers announced yesterday from a heart attack two weeks welcome. "If there is one prisoner left we This latest batch of prisoners set the arrests of three men, includ- Aviv said most of the 100 freed were ago. The convoy, Including six cars will do everything and the Israelis free by Israel crossed into Lebanon ing two brothers who own the flying the Red Cross flag, left members of the pro-Iranian Authorities said Aldo Rota, 63, know it," Gamal Saffieddln, an a day after four Israeli gunboats dam. Israeli-controlled south Lebanon at Hezbollah, an extremist anti-West- was ordered confined to his Amal officer, told The Associated shelled a Lebanese-owned cargo ship ern group suspected of responsibility Prosecutor Francesco Simeoni 12.50 p.m. (5:50 p.m. EDT), as hospital room in Como, north of Press. "We will not sleep and we are and pounded the main southern port in most kidnappings of 14 foreigners said more arrests were likely as people lined the road and showered not afraid ... we can do whatever is of Sidon, provincial capital of south investigators questioned dozens Milan. Later yesterday, police the grinning detainees with rice — a in Lebanon in the last 18 months said they also arrested Matteo needed. We have proved that to the Lebanon. of people, many of them local traditional Lebanese welcome. whole world," he added, apparently They were among 1,200 Lebanese Tomasi, a forestry Inspector for Six Lebanese were injured, and government officials, for poss- About 330 Lebanese prisoners referring to the TWA hijacking. and Palestinians transferred to Is- the Stava area. Justice Minister and Amal leader ible criminal negligence In last remain at the Israeli prison at Atlit, The hijacked plane, seized by two Nabih Berri protested to the United rael from the Ansar prison camp in Friday's tragedy. The Rota brothers were out of the more than 700 once Shiites in Athens, landed at Beirut, Nations against the "piracy" and south Lebanon last April before the Glullo Rota, one of two charged with multiple man- detained there. Their release was where Amal militiamen transferred also against recent Israeli ground main Israeli occupation force pulled brothers who own the Prealpi slaughter and causing a disaster. demanded by radical Shiite gunman passengers to hideouts in the city. and air attacks againsts South out. Mining Co., was arrested Tues- Charges against Tomasi were not who hijacked a TWA jet on a flight On June 30, the last 36 passengers Lebanon villages. The move provoked protests from day night and was being interrog- immediately announced. from Athens, Greece, to Rome on and three crewmen were freed after Israel withdrew most of its forces the International Red Cross, Arab ated, Simeoni told The As- Two local government officials June 14. President Reagan appealed to Syrian from Lebanon last month after a and Western governments including sociated Press. who received judicial notices Israel has denied it agreed to free President Hafez Assad, powerbroker three-year occupation to smash the United States Rota, 58, turned himself in to resigned on Wednesday the Lebanese to help win release of among rival militias fighting a 10- Palestinian guerrilla strongholds authorities after an arrest war- The dam — used in mining the Americans held captive for 17 rant was issued, said his lawyers, operations — collapsed around days following the TWA hijack. The Andrea di Francia and Adolfo de lunchtlme and, within seconds, 100 prisoners comprised the second Bertolini. Rota was charged with swallowed all 20 homes and three group freed since the Shiite Amal multiple manslaughter and caus- hotels of the popular tourist militia released the 39 American Hiverview ing a disaster resort of Stava. hostages seized from the hijacked airliner. Immediate Israeli jet fighters crashed the Anti-Sandinista leader missing sound barrier overhead as the cMedical Lebanese detainees were trans- AN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) coast and flew to Panama ferred, one by one. to the Red Cross Gare - Anti-Sandinista guerrilla "He is healthy and safe," officials in Lebanon. Sleader Eden Pastora has Hector Dario Pastora said. Earlier, the handcuffed prisoners disappeared and may have been Hector Dario Pastora is sec- - clad in blue and white tracksuits shot down in a helicopter over retary and public relations direc- and some clutching the Koran — Nicaragua, an official of his tor for the Movement for Rescue were escorted by three Israeli rebel force said today But a and National Conciliation, a pol- armored personnel carriers and a •WeTake Gare Of Xifels cousin said Pastora is "healthy itical group that supports Eden jeep to the Israeli-controlled border and safe " in Panama Pastora's Revolutionary Demo- buffer zone at Rosh Hanikra, and "Little "Emergencies Hector Dario Pastora, sec- cratic Alliance, known by its handed over to Red Cross officials. retary of an opposition group Spanish acronym of ARDE "We were in a cell all the time," linked to Eden Pastora's fighting Earlier. Jose Davila, a mem- Mohammed Najdl, 18, shouted from (fMiddletown forces, said the helicopter his ber of the ARDE's directorate, one bus to Associated Press reporter •Route 35 South between cousin was traveling in de- said Pastora might have been Samir F. Ghattas "We were beaten veloped engine trouble Tuesday shot down as he and a pilot flew all the time." over Nicaragua, where Pastora from a base in south Nicaragua Israel has denied any of the is battling the leftist Sandinista on Tuesday prisoners were mistreated Israeli ASSOCIATED PRESS 201957-9525 regime. Davila had said guerrilla pa- officials have said Red Cross of- FAMILY REUNION — A Shiite Moslem fighter is warmly greeted by his wile He said Pastora. widely known trols were combing the southern ficials regularly examine the pris- and relatives in Ras El-Bayada This man was one ol 100 whom the Israelis by his nickname of "Commander Nicaragua jungles for Pastora oners released from the Atlit Detention Camp yesterday, leaving 350 more men Zero." then transferred to after the helicopter he was Shiltes in Lebanon called for the still imprisoned. another helicopter in a town on traveling in reported engine the southeastern Nicarguan trouble Philly mob figure shot to death HILADELPHIA (AP) - Re- puted mob figure Frank P "Frankie Flowers" D'Alfonso was gunned down by three men on a street corner, the 24th person to die in Philadelphia Come, crime-family violence since 1M0. police said Browse In Our Th« 56-year-old flower-shop owner, shot at least five times in HUGE, COMPLETE the head, chest, right shoulder and right arm. died 50 minutes later at 9 It p.m Tuesday at ART & CRAFT DEPT.'S Pennsylvania Hospital, police said You'll find over 10,000 different D'Alfonso was identified in the items at low, low prices! 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We will be Flight 847 and the murder of one 6 MM r«g IN or your monay back M prepared to take steps. of its passengers, the sidewalk from Qraanviaw For htgh "fl Cnoottt "We have outlined in firm cafe murders in San Salvador and |I1«M7«) 5 000 Kl It purpta or QI—O plant tones our policy on attacking a rash of terrorist bombings that SMiwMiT terrorist centers or those respon- followed around the world. HOSE REEL Boy Scouts catch 'The Spirit' Choloa of Mrthion« trd mount Hold* ISO H S OWLING GREEN, Va. (AP) highway past the Army fort, daslgnar colors In hoia Re«i datachai man* or gk>M finish from wall mount hub lor - First-aid, knot-tying and where the scouts occupy a com- •tonga Wilh connacto' Bwoodcrafts are still here, but munity of 15,000 tents on 7,000 the National Boy Scout Jamboree acres. opened yesterday as a high-tech When the 31,000 Scouts and 6 It Mihoginy event with exhibits by NASA and their leaders gather in a grassy Tomto Stiksi computer companies and an arena tonight, it won't be around opening-night gala "the a council fire, but before a 72- equivalent of any Las Vegas by-72-foot stage Illuminated by 3 lbs Bland ol 3 quality perennial turttypa rye- snow." 160-foot lighting towers and gr On« for 69c The Jamboree, under the enough electricity to supply IS Sturdy wood it.net graat theme "The Spirit Lives On," homes. celebrating 75 years of scouting The Beach Boys are scheduled In America, officially opened at to perform tonight. • LIQUID ALGICIDE Fort A P. 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o its collective credit, the U.S. revolving loan programs. House of Representatives passed a "We've taken our cuts. We've taken T$21 billion, nine-year renewal of more than our share and it hasn't the Clean Water Act on Tuesday. To given us a balanced budget," said his Individual credit, Rep. James Howard, who is chairman of the Howard, D-N.J., spearheaded adop- Public Works and Transportation tion of the legislation. He pushed it, Committee, as he argued for his promoted it, caressed it and coddled legislation Tuesday. it — all the way from the conference We agree. We're every bit as rooms of the Public Works and concerned about the nation's budget Transportation Commitee to the suc- deficit as any member of Congress — cessful vote (340-83) on the floor of the maybe more so. But preservation of House. the nation's water supply is a top The Monmouth County con- priority; there are plenty of places for gressman's commitment to clean Congress to find $2 billion in savings water has earned him some enemies without jeopardizing crucial water among his fellow lawmakers and has protection programs. raised the ire of the Reagan adminis- tration. But he has remained stead- That's the good news. The bad news fast in the face of political opposition is, the House-passed bill faces some and budgetary pressure. Howard has tough going before it can become law. simply put his foot down on this issue; For starters, the administration he has demanded enviornmental doesn't like the bill even a little bit. protection for his constituents and his In a recent letter to House leaders, countrymen. the head of the federal Enviornmental Opposition to Howard's bill Protection Agency, said that if the bill ; centered around spending guidelines "should reach the president in its favored by the administration and present form, I believe disapproval Pentagon fights for ocean lan(T previously approved by Congress. would have to be considered." WASHINGTON - The Pentagon has were well hidden," wrote an expert in the based at Groton, Conn. Pro-administration congressmen He's talking veto, folks. quietly asserted control over millions of congressional Office of Technology Explains the Navy document: "Oil and gas wanted to freeze spending for water Furthermore, the Senate wants to acres of federal land in a move that puts the Assessment. "However, what was once structures positioned within submarine tran- pollution control at 1985 levels, thus change the way funds are distributed Defense Department squarely at odds with handled on a routine case-by-case bails sit lanes or high-usage operating areas trimming about $2 billion from fiscal Big Oil and on the side of environmentalists seems now to be turning Into a problem too present safety-to-navigation hazards and for water pollution projects, giving acoustical Interference" Furthermore, the 1*86 expenditures mandated by How- more money to smaller states in the The strange "land grab" involves huge noise from drilling would bollix up the ard's legislation. South and West — at the expense of portions of the Outer Continental Shelf that delicate sound sensors that monitor enemy the Interior Department wants to lease to the That measure was defeated by the northern states such as New Jersey. subs off (be coast, according to the Navy oil and gas industry for offshore drilling. The Jack Anderson document. House, 219-207, prior to passage of the That issue will have to be resolved in Pentagon has designated US million acres of — The Mid-Atlantic area of Norfolk, Va.. Howard bill, which provides $21 a House-Senate conference commit- the underwater "land" off-limits to exploi- where drilling would hamper a number of billion over the fiscal years 1986-1994 tation By comparison, the total amount of broad and complex to be dealt with ad hoc." sensitive Navy operations, Including missile tee. wilderness protected from development in for grants to help states build waste- Whatever the final outcome, Con- Complicating the matter la the lack of tests, supersonic flights and firing of cruise Alaska and the lower 48 states is only 89 clear authority over withdrawal of public missiles and torpedoes. water treatment plants. The bill calls gressman Howard deserves plenty of million acres. lands for military purposes. One law give* — The South Atlantic area off the Carolina! for $12 billion to be spent on an praise for bringing this vital piece of The Pentagon claims that preservation of this power to the president and the defense and Florida, including Cape Canaveral In existing construction grants program legislation as far as he has. Let's hope the offshore areas is vital to submarine and secretary; another gives It to Congress. addition to submarine transit lanes, this area Playing it safe, the Pentagon refers to its and $9 billion more for new grants somebody doesn't get ahold of it now other operations required for national de- "encompasses a unique combination of that would enable states to set up fense The appearance of oil rigs and assertion of authority over the offshore land launch areas and support facilities associated and pick it to pieces. exploration equipment would make these merely as "deferrals" of development. with submarine-launched ballistic missiles." military operations difficult if not imposs- In testimony last year before a House — The Gulf of Mexico, where carrier ible, the Pentagon says. Here's what our subcommittee, one defense official said the training of Navy pilots takes place, as well associate Donald Goldberg has learned about Pentagon supported the congreisonal ban for as mine countermeasures. anti-submarine the bureaucratic battle: national security reasons Several weeks warfare and amphibious operations The ocean-bottom land has been a subject later, the same official told another subcom- — Central and northern California operat- of controversy ever since then-Secretary of mittee the Defense Department opposed the ing zones, with a wide variety of military Just another Tuesday Interior James Watt proposed leasing nearly moratorium, thereby quietly conforming to activities occurring from Point Conception a billion acrei for oil and gas development the official administration line. near Santa Barbara north to the Oregon arlier this week, we said July 22 The senators made no progress four years ago. Partly on environmental Here's the list of offshore areas the border could be a great day for the U.S. whatsoever, meaning those ever- grounds, Congress imposed a moratorium on Pentagon has said must be preserved from Footnote: Last week the Interior Depart- ESenate, or just another Tuesday. some of the leases, covering about 45 million exploitation: ment tentatively agreed to put most of present pork barrel projects so dear — The Navy's Narragansett Bay Operating The difference hinged on whether the acres. California's coastal waters off-limits to oil to the heart of the nation's big- The Pentagon's secret war with the Area off southern New England, containing drilling until the year WOO, in exchange for lawmakers made progress toward spending congressmen will remain Interior Department has been going on ever the transit lanes used by 54 attack sub- an end to the congressonal moratorium on passing a bill that would give the since "Disagreements between the agencies marines assigned to the Atlantic Fleet and other areas of the California coast president a power he needs, and largely untouched. deserves to have: The power of line- And so will the nation's $2 trillion item veto. debt. Here's a new travel game
Traveling can become very boring, unless the police would like to get their hands on "Did you notice?" Mr Elms said "He OTHERS' you can invent games to pass the time him Now he's put the newspaper on another hasn't even asked her what she wants to I was introduced to one by an English chair He's the kind of person that litters up drink. She probably walked up from the writer, Guy Elms, who lives in Rome. He a beautiful city. Doesn't care about anybody bottom of the Spanish Steps, but do you think claims the game was invented by Graham but himself. Oh, how I hate types like that." he cares7 He's spoiled rotten." Greene at a sidewalk cafe on the Via Veneto It's called "Hating People." "They don't make them any worse." I slid Children are the victims Mr Elms explained the idea of the game Mr Elms said, "Now he's laughing, telling to me. "You play it in any public place — a her a pack of lies Can you imagine anyone One of the more depressing social accomplished with a reasonable cost sidewalk cafe, a railroad station, a train or laughing with his mother?" Art Buchwald "Or at tar?" I snickered features of recent years is the at an air terminal, waiting for a plane in money and time while others would "The waiter is bringing his mother a drink growing number of children living be enormously expensive and require "You select one person from a crowd, someone you don't know, and you start to "He does look like a bad sort,1 I said. It looks like a Pernod, " Mr Elms said below the poverty level. Like many considerable time to implement. The hate him." "Bad sort?" Mr Elms said furiously "She's become an alcoholic because of him " ills, poverty tends to strike the long list includes welfare grants, "I don't understand," I said. "He's a filthy rotter He hasn't taken a bath "Do you think he'll pay for if" I asked. defenseless and children are frequent- development of a new school funding "All right, we'll play a game now. Do you in weeks." "Not if he can help it," Mr Elms said "He'll probably think of some excuse and ly the victim. formula and more screening to detect see that man over there? Let's hate him." As I was studying him, an old lady came up to the table and joined the man He kissed stick his mother with the check After all. lead poisoning. Mr. Elms pointed at a young man sitting In New Jersey, nearly 400,000 several tables down, reading a newspaper her on both cheeks he's been doing it all his life ' Children are growing up in "pro- Gov. Kean summarized the dilem- "Look at him," Mr. Elms said. "The "There! " said Mr Elms "That's his A man stopped by at the table to say hello Mr. Elms became furious "He doesn't nounced poverty," according to a ma posed by these enormous prob- ignorant clod. He doesn't read anything but game He's a gigolo." "No," I said. "It looks more like she's his even bother to introduce him to his mother report from the Governor's Commit- lems. He warned of the difficulty of the sports pages." "He looks innocent to me." mother." He's ashamed of her." tee on Children's Service Planning breaking the cycle of poverty. At the "Maybe so," Elms grunted, "but It's "It figures, " I said, slamming my glass on presented to Gov. Kean. The report same time, he said society had to "Hah, " said Elms. "He's a miserable the table wretch. Look at him. He's trying to get the typical of him. He makes his mother meet outlines the enormous problems and resist the temptation to simply him on the Via Veneto, instead of going to her "He's inviting the fellow to sit down. Can* waiter Watch, he's waving his hand. Who you Imagine introducing your mother to a attempts to give a few answers to "throw up its hands." - does he think he is? There are other people house. He's too important to visit her; she has to visit him. When I think of what his type like that?" these enormously complex questions. waiting to be served too He's going to order With austerity the watchword in mother did to raise him and the sacrifices she I said, "I'm going to poke him in the nose'"' one cup of coffee and sit there all day. How Mr. Elms suddenly relaxed and seemed to Its list of the social and physical ills government in recent years, there cheap can you get? made for him I get sick to my stomach." experienced by poor children is fam- have not been adequate funds to meet lose interest in the whole thing. He said to "Now look at the way he's ogling the I got angry too. "A man should have more me quietly, "Now how about the lady over iliar, but the repetition is never- these most difficult and expensive women. He's probably a sex maniac I'll bet respect for his mother," I agreed. there with the dog?" theless, shocking. It includes nutri- problems. But ignoring the problems tional difficulties, the lack of decent will not make them go away. There is bousing, health care needs, lead a need for further response to these poisoning, adolescent pregnancy, poor problems at all government levels and education, untreated mental illness, among the citizenry and charitable YOURS drug and alcohol abuse and child and social groups. The commission abuse and neglect. report should be required reading for Missing Bruce again telephone were equally impossible to obtain. Square Garden last year, all tickets were sold To attempt to meet these myriad all those entrusted with maintaining At one point telephone lines were jammed through a "real" lottery Anyone wishing to problems, the committee proposed a the public welfare. To the Editor: due to the heavy volume of calls. It is purchase tickets had to send a check or extremely frustrating to dial a telephone money order along with pertinent infor- number of remedies. Some could be It seems quite certain that another year The Newark Star-Ledger will pass and Springsteen will again have number repetltiously for several hours and mation. Each individual was limited to four performed before a phenomenal number of always reach a busy signal. It's also tickets and anyone was eligible to purchase people. Yet there is a very large number of heartbreaking when you do get thorugh only Perhaps the promoters of Springsteen's fans who will be left out in the cold for the to be told that (he concert is sold out. concerts will take notice of this practice and second straight year. The unfortunate point There is another option available. With this adopt this democratic method. Maybe then of this situation is that the same people year's concerts, purchasers were allowed to the rest of us will have a chance always manage to get tickets. Those who obtain eight tickets. Scalpers will now have So, for those of us who don't know someone were unsuccessful last year were probably a much larger supply. The asking price for in the business, don't have friends who know The Register the same people unable to obtain tickets this this year's concert tickets was $17.50. someone, and were unable to get through the year. Scalpers will be asking anywhere from 150.00 Jammed telephone lines, what do we do? With and up for the same tickets. Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register The tickets are sold at select Ticketron our hopes crushed for a second time In two years, we forget about what we were waiting A Capital Cities Communications inc. Newspaper outlets and by Teletron over the phone. The I've been a resident of Monmouth County information numbers as to which outlets are for the past 19 years. In fact, I live about 10 In those lines for: a chance to see a brilliant minutes from Bruce Springsteen, but I performer display his craft. We'll just have GEORGE J LISTER handling the concerts are always busy. The select outlets are mobbed because of the couldn't get tickets to his shows this year or to wait until the next tour and hope that limited number of places selling tickets. last. Only one record store in the immediate maybe the promoters will hear about the Also, a new system was tried this year. vicinity was selling tickets and they used the mail-in method. It might mean a little more CUFF SCHECHTMAN WILLIAM H THOMPSON JANE FODERARO Unannounced lottery tickets were distributed above-mentioned lottery system. When I work for them but it would mean a great deal Eo*» C«y Editor hours before it was publicly announced. went there, the salesclerk suggested that I to Brace's fans. People who weren't aware of this spent hours try Vineland, N.J.That seemed a bit absurd PAMELA ABOUZElD to me. RICHARD NICOLETTl CHARLES C. TRIBLEHORN riding from one center to another. tarn few* Spool COW Sunday EOrto- The tickets available through Teletron by When Billy Joel appeared at Madison Sa Bright The THURSDAY. JULY 25, 1985 11A Daisy V. Dougherty Charles Davison Mildred M. Mamchak Marcia J. Taylor Suit filed in OBITUARY Daisy V. Dougherty, 65, of Charles Davison, 67, of Bridgeton, Mildred M. Mamchak, 71, of Marcia J. Taylor, 34, of Freehold, Keansburg, died yesterday in died Tuesday in Bridgeton Hospital. Tinton Falls, died yesterday at died yesterday in Freehold Area Riverview Medical Center, Red Born in Keyport, Mr. Davison had home. Hospital, Freehold Township. DMIHI. Chirtai Bank. lived in Bridgeton for the past 21 Born in Elizabeth, Mrs. Mamchak accident DMfktrty. Oiliy V. Born in Long Branch, she had been Bom in North Bergen, Mrs. years. lived in Bricktown before moving to a resident of Freehold. Hitdwui. CtariM G Dougherty had lived In Middletown He was an office manager for the Tinton Falls four years ago. Imu. Wort* L. for 25 years before moving to Bridgeton Plumbing & Heating Supp- She was a homemaker She was a graduate of St. Francis NEW YORK (AP) - Brigitte Lmb. Aim H. Keansburg. ly Co., and had formerly worked for Mrs. Mamchak was member of Hospital School of Nursing, Trenton, Gerney, whose legs were crushed MftCM, nONn Jr. She retired in 1978 as a dye caster Slade Contracting Co., Bridgeton. the Tinton Falls Senior Citizens and was a registered nurse with the when a 35-ton crane fell on her at a MaacKik Mini M for Engineer Precision Casting Co., He was an exempt member of the Club. Kimberly Nurses Agency, Freehold. midtown Manhattan construction MIHtr. Jalli H. Middletown, after 13 years. Keyport Fire Dept., Hook and Lad- Her husband, Steven Mamchak, Surviving are her parents, James site, was released yesterday from IWMII Jwilt W Her husband, James E. Dougher- der Co., and was a former member died in 1969. E. and (Catherine Szkolnik Taylor, the hospital where she had been Pl.k.rik. AIM M. ty, died May 20. of the Keyport Elks, and St. Andrews She is survived by a son, Steven R. with whom she lived; and a brother, since the May 30 accident, her JtttfkF. Surviving are a son, Raymond Episcopal Church, Bridgeton. Mamchak of Tinton Falls. James E. Taylor III of Winter lawyer said. However, she was to Tqltr. ttirdi J. Dougherty of Brick Township; a Mr. Davison was a U.S. Navy The John E. Day Funeral Home, Haven, Fla. return to the hospital for more daughter, Marcene Reed of veteran of World War II. Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- surgery. Shrewsbury; a brother, Peter Step- Surviving are his wife, Ann ments. The Higgins Memorial Home, The attorney, Robert Conason han of Saddlebrook; four sisters, Heleotls Davison; two daughters, Freehold, is In charge of arrange- said Mrs. Gerney left Bellevue Ethel Raria of Lodi, Helen Keating Mrs. Barbara Brown of Middletown, ments. Hospital in the morning. Delores L. James of Middletown, NY., Margaret Val- and Mrs. Charlene "Candi"London Agnes H. Lamb javic of Bergenfield, and Henrietta of Voorhees; and four grandchildren. Delores L James, 85, of the Port Agnes Hickey Lamb, 67, of Free- Jockish of Paramus; and five grand- The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, Monmouth section of Middlelown, hold, died Monday in Freehold Area Joseph F. Rooney children. is in charge of arrangements. died yesterday In Riverview Medical Hospital, Freehold Township. Center, Red Bank. The Worden Funeral Home, Red Bom in Holmdel, Mrs. Lamb had Joseph F. Rooney, 78, of Long New York. Bank, is In charge of arrangements. Born and In Newark, Mrs James Julia H. Miller lived in Matawan before moving to Branch, died yesterday at home. He was a U.S. Army veteran of moved to Port Monmouth 35 years Freehold 35 years ago. Bom in New York City, Mr World War II, and was a communi- ago. Julia Harkaway Miller, 67, of the Rooney had lived there until moving cant of Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Jessie W. Nelson Belford section of Middletown, died She was a payroll supervisor for She was a registered nurse with Hercules Inc., Parlin, for 38 years to Long Branch more than 20 years Church, Long Branch. the Middletown Township School Tuesday at home. ago. Surviving are several cousins. Jesse Wood Nelson, 79, a former Born In Mahoney, Pa, Mrs. Miller until retiring nine years ago. System for 27 years. She had also She was a member of St. Rose of The Woolley Funeral Home, Long resident of Red Bank, died Tuesday had lived In Newark for many years He retired in 1965 as a probate Branch, is in charge of arrange- been employed for the Atlantic in the West Park Nursing Home, Lima Roman Catholic Church, Free- Highlands Nursing Home, for IS before moving to Belford 21 years clerk for the Surrogate of the City of ments. Cody, Wyo. ago hold, and a member of its Senior years. Citizens. Born in Arlington, Mrs. Nelson Surviving are her husband, Otto J. Mrs. James was also a veteran of resided in New Jersey before mov- Miller; three daughters, Mrs. Donna She was a past president and Rose Adubato the U.S. Army Nurse Corps, and ing to Cody several years ago. Alcott of East Keansburg, Mrs. member of the Freehold Elks, No. served as a captain In World War II. Patty Whelan of Red Bank, and Mrs. 1454, Ladies Auxiliary, and the Her husband, Noel Nelson, died in Rose Adubato. 80, of Old Bridge, died in 1972: She was also a member of the 1M5. Charlotte Colson of Belford; two Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of died Tuesday at home. Democratic Port Monmouth Club brothers, Nichols Harkaway of Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Nelson was a retired school Foreign Wars, Freehold. and the New Jersey Education Bordentown, and Steve Harkaway of Lena Regan of Waterloo, Iowa; a teacher who taught in the Monmouth Her husband, J. Carl Lamb, died Born in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Mrs. Association. Harrision, Pa.; three sisters, Eva brother, John DeBonis of Los An- Beach and Wanamassa school sys- in 1980 Adubato had lived in Bloomfield her husband, Willie M. James, Ruman of Pennsylvania, Olga Rio of before moving to Old Bridge nine geles, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Mildred tems. Surviving are a brother, James A. died in 1962 Yonkers, NY. and Mary Engels of years ago Mazzone of MAtawan; seven grand- Hickey of Stratford, Conn.; a sister, children and 13 great-grandchildren She was co-founder, with her (lirardville, Pa , and three grand- Mrs. Dorothy M. Hourihan of Key- Surviving are two sons, Charles R. children. Her husband, John Adubato, died The Day Funeral Home. Keyport, James of Port Monmouth, and husband, of the Nelson Air Con- port; and several nieces and in 1978, and her son, John Adubato, is in charge of arrangements ditioning Company. Red Bank The Scott Funeral Home, Belford, nephews. William M. James of Long Branch; is in charge of arrangements. her father, Charles Kern of Fort Surviving are a son. Noel Nelson, The Higgins Memorial Home. Uuderdale, Fla ; and three grand- Jr., of Rowland; two daughters. Freehold, is in charge of arrange- children. Joyce Howard of Cody, Wyo., and Robert Macon Jr. ments The John F Pfleger Funeral Lynn Johnson of St Louis. Mo , and a sister. Edna Wood Home, Middletown, is in charge of Robert L Macon Jr , 37, of San arrangements The Ballard Funeral Home. Cody. Anna M. Piskorik MARCHON Wyo , is in charge of arrangements Francisco, Calif., died Friday Born in Birmingham, Ala., Mr. Anna M Piskorik. 68. of Macon had lived in Freehold for Keansburg, died yesterday in 202 D«ith WoUc« about 30 years before moving to San Bayshore Community Hospital, Charles G. Hutcheson Francisco six years ago. HOME FUEL Holmdel. MAMCHAK — Mild'** M inM SignwM ot He was a dietary aide at the Born in Wilkes-Barre, Pa . Mrs. Tinton fi«t, on July 24 IMS Wila of tha l«M St*v*" Charles 0. Hutcheson, 63, for- Home Heating Fuel With Full Service Mother o* Stavan R Funarai M«it Silu'diy 9 • m University of California Hospital, Piskorik had lived in Newark before •t Star of tht S«a R C Churcn AMI End vianatton merly of Union Beach, died July 18th San Francisco. moving to Keansburg in 1954. Friday 1-4 and 7-t p m . M th« Join E Day Fun«ril in Boca Raton. Fla Horn*. U Rlv*xMd« Avs R#d B«ni He was a member of Old Ship of She owned and operated the Mr Hutcheson resided In Newark Zion Church, Englishtown, and the Belvidere Market. Keansburg. for 32 JAMES — DotortM L (n*M K*rn| ig«Uoi Pon and Union Beach before moving to Lakewood Masons years QQ E0 PER Monmoulti Nj on July 24 IMS B*xov«x] •»•• o> •*• Boca Raton nM WWW M jsm*M 0*wOMd rnotney o* Cn«rl«M R Surviving are his parents, Robert She was a communicant of Si • nd WIH«m M RcUliwM and 'naxwJi •'• 'MpacltuKv He had been employed at Chatham L. 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Matawan Shrewsbury Red Bank Kids' summer program Family puppet show Monmouth County Fair presents Bible stores being held at Academy The First Assembly of God, bus service offered The Regency Children's Academy, Sycamore Avenue, will present the Today and tomorrow, the Red Family Festival August 1-3 at 7 p.m., Ryers Lane, Is now conducting Bank to Freehold bus M23 will and Sunday, August 4, at 930 a.m. provide service to the Monmouth summer sessions for children from The festival, which bat traveled 2Vt to 10-years-old Programs in- throughout the United States and In County Fair In East Freehold. All clude arts and crafts, music, swim- nine foreign countries, performs trips will be re-routed to the fair- grounds on East Freehold Road. ming and trips or tours such as roller Bible stories and object lessons through the use of large, life-like skating, bowling and visiting a local colorful puppet characters. Pro- On Saturday, the Freehold bus will florist and stores. fessional ventriloquism, illusions, also provide service to the fair- music and special effects are alto grounds on all trips. The Academy will hold its sum- used. For further Information, contact mer Olympics on Aug. 20 for children Fred Pettet and David Boslough the Monmouth County Information enrolled In the program. During the •re coordinators of the program Center at 780-1121 from 8a.m. to4:30 day a square dance and barbecue which is billed as family entertain- p.m. will also be held. ment, not Just a children's show. AWARDS BALL - Penny Post, standing left, was standing right, received the Engineer/Scientist a winner of a $1,000 scholarship awarded by the award. Seated are, from left, Jill and Marty Post, Monmouth Chapter ol Army Aviation Association of AAAA president Sherm DuBols and his wife, America (AAAA) during its recent anniversary ball Jean DuBols; Bobbi Campbell, who received the in Squires Pub, West Long Branch. Ken Kelly, who Administrator Award, and Lt. Col. Robert Evans. was posthumously named the Chapter Person of Louise Dasaro, not shown, Freehold, also irie Year, was represented by his son, Ken Kelly Jr., received a scholarship. AAAA Is a worldwide standing second from left, his mother, Jean Kelly, organization of people Interested In aviation. and Barbara Kelly, his daughter. Lockwood Reed, Middletown i*1 roil WE l-H members return On Saturday, Aug. 3, a one-day trip mother-daughter singers, will be HAVE is planned to New York's Chinatown featured along with Lorrie Morgan FANS- from national program and Little Italy. Travelers will leave and Lee Greenwood. Square dance Thompson Park at 9: IS a.m. and callers Cliff Brodeur and Red Bates FANS FANS Rachel Ogilvie, Lincroft, and Jill have a full day to explore res- will lead dancers of all abilities and Michalesko, Robbinsville, recently taurants and shops near lower free square dance lessons will be returned from a week-long stay in Manhattan's Canal Street,The bus available. This trip starts from Washington, DC, to attend returns at 5:30 p.m. Thompson Park at 7 a.m. Citizenship/Washington Focus — a On Aug. 4, travelers will visit the For further information on park itizenship and leadership training Hunter Mountain's Country Music system trips, call program regis- program at the national 4-H center. Festival In New York. The Judds, trations. SUMMER CLEARANCE Ogilvie and Michalesko were among 43 4-H members from New Jersey and 45 other states who participated In the summer program. Citizenship/Washington Focus is IGLOO designed to help young people under- i.iml their rights and FIESTA JUG responsibilities as citizens and to VJ Gal. increase appreciation of their SIDEWALK SALE American heritage. Throughout the M week the teen-age participants took Reg. »3 field trips to historical and cultural sites, visited federal agencies and NOW community organizations and BEACH UMBRELLA learned about government RED BANK ARMY NAVY 72" diameter. Ad- >44 procedures. On July 3 they spent the justable height. Nylon day on Capitol Hill to get a close-up 12 MONMOUTH ST. • RED BANK • 842-8333 carrying case. Assorted view of the political process and to colors, n" pole. meet with members of Congress. 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A SOLEMN NOVENA OF THE OCTOBER It - SATURDAY 1 i MIRACULOUS MEDAL will be con- Refreshments served week cruise to Caribbean It South BHHSl Open I A.M. ducted by the Rev John J Buckley. America. Limited space Call to 6:30 P.M. AUGUST I - FRIDAY CM., in St. Agnes Church, Atlantic 291-1653 32 BROAD ST., RED BANK Fridays til » The Register THURSDAY. JULY 25, 1985 LIFESTYLE/FOR MEN 13A Forgotten heroes: Support swells for Vietnam vets
Some vets say they have regained some of the sense IT HOPE MEN of pride and self-esteem lost when they became, in some The Register cases as young as 18, scapegoats for the bitterness many Americans felt over the actions of their government When World War II soldiers returned home, they took But for others, the scars will never heal, no matter how their children to John Wayne movies. The veterans many new parades are mounted or how hard Hollywood wanted their sons — future soldiers of the Vietnam War tries to glorify their pasts — to identify with the fearless, Indian-fighting cowboys Monmouth County veterans such as William Chandler That image, and memories of the big parades honoring of Red Bank, and Frank Calandriello, a Red Bank police their fathers' bravery, became intertwined with the officer, say the belated outpouring of public support youngsters' sense of patriotism, fostering the idea that won't heal the wounds from the years of neglect. fighting for one's country was a noble thing to do. Chandler, 37, who returned from combat in 1967, said Then came the Vietnam War and their illusions were he was moved to tears when a friend told him ten years shattered. Tens of thousands of men who'd been raised later he felt sorry for what Chandler had been through on a diet of patriotism and national pride found that in It was the first time anyone had ever done that. their absence, the rules had changed. No one wanted to "It's like closing the bam door after the horses have hear of bravery, militarism, loss of life, war. left," Calandriello said, referring the new swell of "I never told anybody I was a vet," Vern Loud, a 37- public recognition "All we needed was that support year-old Fair Haven resident who fought in the 1968 Tet over there." Offensive, said. "Now I'm starting to open up a little Others, however, are trying to put the past in its bit more " place, in part by confronting it and becoming involved Like Loud, many Monmouth County Vietnam vet- in activities centering on it George Ryan of Bayshore. erans say that today, for the first time in a decade void for example, kept his past a secret for many years of recognition, the public has started to give them the Now, he has taken his uniform and medals out from warm — If belated - reception their fathers received storage, and he says friends ask to see them And since the moment they returned to American soil. 1982, he has become involved in the Veterans of Foreign The painful time lapse during which the public Wars post of Key-port, where he was recently elected ignored or scorned them, they say, is finally coming to commander an end. That renewed sense of dignity, vets say, has helped When Loud returned from Vietnam, he remembers them re-enter society, following a time which for many coming home late at night in civilian clothes to avoid included frequent job changes and divorce For many, protestors. The anger he encountered made him feel regaining that dignity has meant increased involvement "lower than a snake's belly." But this year, he marched with Vietnam Veterans of America, the banding in a May 7 parade of Vietnam vets in New York City. THE REGISTER/CARL D FORINO together of victims of the herbicide Agent Orange, and where huge crowds cheered them wildly TAKEN SOME TIME — It has taken some time, the creation of groups for victims suffering from "That was the first time we had a chance to be but Tom Evans ot Oakhurst says he has started to psychological after-effects of heavy combat proud," he said. leel comfortable with his status as a Vietnam vet, One such group is the VVA Shore Area Chapter, Similarly, Walter Landry. of Spring Lake Heights, has as the public attitude toward the vets has mellowed located in Oakhurst. It was formed in 1982 through a encountered a warmer reception these days At grass-roots effort, according to president Bob Hopkins Monmouth College, where he studies art. Landry. 38, is Dennis Rhoades, national director of Vietnam and now has 117 members Another chapter is currently surprised by the interest of his fellow students, who are being launched in Ocean County. in their early twenties Veterans of America, the nation's largest organization "I seem to be getting a lot of respect from them," for Vietnam vets, said that while veterans were largely One of those actively involved in asking the Landry said "The whole public has put the vet in a forgotten between 1974 and 1982. the public is re- government to help Agent Orange victims is Jim different perspective ' evaluating its views Rhoades called the dedication of Burdge, Sr , 35. of Long Branch He noted the changing The experience of these Monmouth County vets a memorial for Vietnam vets in Washington in status of the Vietnam vet. adding that public sympathy reflects a national phenomenon, according to November 1982 a watershed for public recognition for herbicide victims might have helped authorities, that already has caught the eye and Further evidence that vets are finding greater public In the mid-1970s. Burdge said, "We were labeled as support is a new, federally-sponsored program, Project psychopathic baby-killing drug addicts The average ' THE REGISTER/CAUL D FORINO attention of Hollywood producers who've had success Vietnam vet nowadays has a mortgage, has a family and 1 with series such as "Magnum, P.I." in which the heroes Outreach Recruitment and Referral, based in Asbury VETS NEW IMAGE - "The average Vietnam vet Park Project ORR, run in conjunction with the holds a 9 to 5 job " nowadays has a mortgage, has a family and holds more often than not are Vietnam veterans. More recently. Sylvester Stallone of the movie "Rambo." in Monmouth County Job Training Partnership Program, Tom Evans. 40. Oakhurst. is a walking illustration a 9-to-5 job." says Jim Burdge ol Long Branch which the hero singlehandedly frees prisoners-of-war in provides veterans with job training, counseling, and Evans, who served in Vietnam from 1965 to 1966. is Burdge says the public no longer considers the Southeast Asia, has become to the Vietnam vet what referrals Since the program began in January. 120 married and works for the Bayshore Outfall Authority typical vet "the psychotic baby-killing drug addict. John Wayne was to the returning soldiers of World War Vietnam veterans have sought job referrals from the "It's taken me a long time, but I'm starting to fit in. as he was labeled m the 1960s " II service, of a total 200 vets he said. Made in the shade: What glasses tell you about the man
If JOHN WHITE The Register SEA BRIGHT - Every year there are new trends in sunglasses that seem to set standards for cool, style, and fashion But characterizing "cool" - a word now even recognized by the Webster's Dictionary to describe a person who has a lot of "composure" — is getting harder and harder to pin down these days, especially if sunglasses are used as a gauge There are style* in all kinds of shapes, sizes, and colors with flashy European and American names like Vuarnet, Bolle, Bucci. Pro. Style Eyes. Ray-Ban, and the variety of choices changes constantly, sometimes in tune with who's hot on MTV. like Madonna, or in the movies, like Jack Nicholson In Monmouth County, where bright summer days have at times been the norm rather than the exception, a pair of shades is dc rigueur But the recent dependence on sunglasses as a fashion accessory has led local retailers to note a dramatic increase in sales They attribute the rise to the rapidly changing fashion trends and increasing user awareness of health benefits in wearing some sunglasses LOVE THEM SHADES — Dark glasses are a hot "It all started with the Vuarnet craze." says Marsh item these days, in the greatest variety ever of Bryan, the owner of ABC Sports in Little Silver, "the shapes and colors cat-eye frame is one of the most popular, and with that there has definitely been a trend toward fashion glasses." Eatontown, which offers a wide variety of lines, says "People who are fashion and quality conscious buy someone who buys a Porsche Carrera "is generally less Bryan said ABC sold 300 pairs of sunglasses last year. these frames, " said Susan Golden. ABC's manager interested in the quality of the lens as opposed to fashion a fifty percent sales increase over a lew years ago. considertions " Quality glasses have sold especially well because of Mike Bowen, 16, a Sea Bright sunbather. said he got And then there's the perennial Ray Ban, the prep-set (ashion trends." he said, "but in the past few years his 162 Bucci's for just those reasons "I got the Bum's stalwart, which has diversified to include not only people have become aware of eye protection as well." because I have sun sensitive eyes and because the style various, styles of the classic aviator, but cat-eyes and is cool," he said the strong selling Wayfarers from the 60s Golden from Many of the sunglasses that ABC and other retailers STAR SHADES — Encouraged by the fashion offer have filtered lenses for eye protection against the Other people, like Jamie Costello. 17. another Sea ABC says "Wayfarers are definately back, and the sun's harmful ultra-violet and infra-red rays Vuarnet, Bright sunbather, confess to other reasons for buying classic metals sell well too." habits of Hollywood stars like Jack Nicholson, for example, has four different lenses, each specialized $60 Vuarnets. "I bought them because they're cool and Miller from Pearle. said "Ray Bans are our best above, many trend-corrscious people wear dark for various degrees of eye protection expensive, and not a lot of people I know have them. " seller, they have good quality glass lenses, good color, sunglasses. he said and frames that hold up " Most of the time, protective lenses usually accom- Other frames that rely more on style than lens For those who care about fashion but their which afford very little eye protection, if any." Bryan pany the more costly fashion-oriented frames. protection for buyers include Carreras and pocketbooks too, there's a mass of inexpensive and said He added that ABC does, however, choose to carry Vuarnets, Bolles, and Ray Ban, available at many Porsche Carreras, which, if gold-plated, can cost as downright cheap sunglasses to be found in just about any an inexpensive line called Style Eyes because at $8 to locations, including ABC Sports and the Island Sun and much as $300 in some stores. department store, drug store, and in some sports stores. $12 they sell briskly and offer kids "the funky in thing' Surf Shop in Sea Bright, range in price from $35 to ISO Pam Miller, the manager of Pearle Vision Center in "There are multiple manufacturers at the low end, at a much lower cost. America's heartthrob in Paris hospital; officials mum
Hudson's Beverly Hills physician. about six months earlier for a If MMY DUWMV Olson added that Hudson was Dr Rexford Kennamer, said Hudson similar event and "he looked very being treated by Pasteur Institute The Associated Press had gone to Paris to see doctors at thin then He said he'd picked up specialists However, he described PARIS - Movie star Rock the Pasteur Institute, which is noted a bug in Israel" reports the actor was suffering from Hudson, who has played tall, for its research on acquired immune Results of further tests conducted AIDS, which destroys the body's muscular leading men since the deficiency syndrome, known as at the American Hospital were immunity to infection, as specu- 1950s, underwent a battery of tests AIDS. expected to be available "sometime lative. Wednesday at the American Hospi- Hospital spokesman Bruce Redor in the middle of the night." Olson tal in Parts to determine what has denied a report issued Tuesday by said in a telephone interview from "No one has told me yet he has sapped his health and drastically Olson that the actor was being Los Angeles. He added he planned a AIDS. I'm not going to confirm or altered his appearance. treated for inoperable liver cancer. news conference Thursday and he deny that he has it I will do that A hospital official, Joyce Gray, Gray, Redor's assistant, told The denied that the report of liver cancer tomorrow (Thursday)." he said. Associated Press Hudson was hospi- said Wednesday morning the results was intended to hide an AIDS Olson described the actor as "a of the examinations failed to disclose talized for fatigue and general diagnosis. malaise very, very sick man." He said what has caused Hudson's illness, Olson said he has been trying to Hudson collapsed at the Ritz Sunday Referring to the report about liver but when asked again Wednesday clarify the situation. night and had been in and out of a cancer, Redor said, "As far as we evening, the official said she wasn't "There have been conflicting coma. at liberty to say. know, that report is false, and it statements from the American Hos- The officials, Ignoring conflicting certainly wasn't given by the doctors pital in Paris," Olson said "They A senior employee at the Ritz. statements surrounding Hudson's at the American Hospital in Paris." are being very strange and very asking not to be further identified, health, would only say the actor was President Reagan telephoned wishy-washy. said the actor walked out of the hotel In stable condition Hudson on Wednesday "to wish him "What I know is what I said and took a chauffeur-driven car to MOVIE IDOL — Rock Hudson, Hudson, 59, was admitted to the well and let him know that he and before. I'm trying to reach the the hospital. CRITICALLY ILL - Rock shown here In a 1979 photo, was hospital, Just northwest of Paris, Mrs. Reagan were keeping him in people in Paris to find out what's Hudson made a public appearance Hudson is critically ill in a Pans Sunday after he collapsed at the Ritz their thoughts and prayers." White a movie idol of the 1950s and going on," Olson said "I have last week in Pebble Beach, Calif, hospital, his publicist said Tues- Hotel, Dale Olson, Hudson's Los House spokesman Mark Weinberg 19f30s and is more recently spoken to Rock Hudson's business with Doris Day. who starred with day. Hudson is also rumored to- Angeles publicist, said Tuesday said the conversation was brief manager ... who said that the doctor him in "Pillow Talk" and "Send Me known for his roles in television's Since that announcement, confusion Nancy Reagan told reporters at a have the incurable disease Ac- "McMillan and Wife" and "Dynas-, there told them that he has liver No Flowers ' He looked gaunt at the has reigned over the nature of the state dinner Tuesday night that cancer." He said there were indica- time, but his agents said he wanted quired Immune Deficiency Syn ty" actor's ailment. Hudson had visited the White House tions of cancer in Hudson's blood to lose weight. drome (AIDS). THDRSOAY, JULY 25, 1965 14A The Refiislrr WEDDINGS Last of Cluster's men? But the remains of M members of •t CARLE HOOK Troop E never have been •ccounjed Falco-Rosado The Arizona Republic for. Indian accounts »u««»«° ™ Opdyke-Burger TUCSON, Aril. (AP) - In a fire- men were trapped - and MnlbUated blackened gully on the Montana - In Deep Ravine. So that li where MIDDLETOWN - St. Catherine's KEANSBURG - Renee Lee prairie, an Arizona scientist Haynes looked. Roman Catholic Church, East Rosado and James Patrick Falco suspects be has found the graves of A wildfire in IMS wiped out Keaiuburg, was the setting for the were married June 8 in St. Ann's the remaining victims of Ouster's vegetation on the rolling rangelands June 9 wedding of Donna Marie Roman Catholic Church. The Rev. Last Stand. and helped the excavators by expos- Burger and Gerald Thomas Opdyke Joseph Hughes celebrated the nup- Twenty-eight of the bodies of the ing the toll for their search. Tie bride is the daughter of Mr. tial Mass, and a reception was set in 266 soldiers who were slaughtered Nearby, grasses, prickly pear and and'Mrs. James C. White, Union Buck Smith's House of Brides, East IN yean ago have never been sagebrush have struggled back after Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Gerald Keansburg. recovered. the fire. The ravine, however, con- Opdyke Jr. of Jackson are the Rose Rosado, Cliffwood Beach, The University of Arizona's C. taint little but charred stubble bridegroom's parents. and Raymond Rosado, St. Vance Haynes, an Indian wars buff The scene, Haynes said, is about T&e Rev. John B. Cook officiated Petersburg, Fla.. are the bride's since boyhood, has a hunch that they at the ceremony, and a reception parents. The bridegroom is the son a third of a mile from where Cutter are at the bottom of a thread of an fell. Eroded toll hat washed In above followed in Shadowbrook Res- of Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Falco, here. arroyo called Deep Ravine. taurant, Shrewsbury. Dawn Lombard was the matron of where Haynes believes the bodies to But Haynes won't be able to prove be. Joann Fallon was the maid of honor, while the bridesmaids were his theory until at least next year. honor. The bridesmaids were Tracey Barbara Falco and Christine Caley. Mud In the ravine prevents excava- Unfortunately, the ground-water Michaels, Beverly Bunis, Debbie Mickey Falco was the best man. Mr. ni Mn. tion this summer. level In the ravine bottom was to Ruono and Kathy Kelly. Keyport High School. She is em- Paul Falco and Tim Kauffmann Jims Pilrick Filco high that Haynes' backhoe bogged Megan Fallon was the flower girl; ushered. "At near as we can tell, those guys down in the mud. That precluded any ployed by General Motors in Linden. Her husband is a Keansburg High are still there," Haynes said. He Christopher Opdyke was the ring Mrs. Falco was graduated from School graduate who is employed by real removal of the overlying dirt. bearer. Her husband, a graduate of Jack- Matawan Regional High School and believes they are entombed In a cut son Memorial High School, is em- Monmouth County Highway Depart- in the stream that was "at least six Doug Berry was the best man. Taylor Business Institute, Man- ment, Union Beach. Haynes nopet to return next year James C. White Jr., Jimmy Opdyke, ployed by General Motors, Linden. asquan. She attends Brookdale Com- feet lower than It is today." to lift the site by band. Hit chances Greg Lotosky and Craig Teneriero The couple took a wedding trip to munity College, Lincroft, and is After a wedding trip to the Pocono Haynes bases his belief on dif- are uncertain. ushered. Hawaii. They plan to reside in employed by Engelhard Corp., Mountains in Pennsylvania, the cou- ferences in soil texture In the ravine, Mrs. Opdyke was graduated from Jackson. Iselin. ple settled here. which is a half-mile from the Little Over the patt two summers, the Big Horn River. archaeologists have uncovered liter- ally cases of artlfactt: bones, but- Haynes, a geologist, archaeologist tons, bulleti, weapons and the like. and authority on stratigraphy, the Frazier-Pedersen arrangement of soil and rocks in These, they say, will help settle layers, spent two recent weeks at tuch riddles at the relative battle Lisa Vecchio and Tammy Wool ley Rutgers University, New Bruns- Cutter National Battlefield, near positions of the Indians and the WEST LONG BRANCH - Terry Jeff Jelling was the best man. wick. She is a dental assistant for Lee Pedersen and William Robert Crow Agency, Mont., with a team of doomed soldiers. Robert MacNamara, Chris Ferrin, Dr. Douglas Kaplan, Long Branch. excavators that for a second sum- Frazier Jr. exchanged wedding vows But National Park Service of- Mike Bellone and Allen Wagner mer tried to resolve some of the on May 18 in Old First United Her husband Is the son of William ficial! were deeply divided from the ushered. controversy over the battle. Methodist Church. R. Frazier Sr. and Barbara Davies, beginning, and still are, over the The Rev. Tom Bien officiated at Mrs. Frazier is the daughter of both of Albany, Ore. He is a South philosophical question of whether the ceremony and a reception was Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pedersen, Albany High School alumnus who is Gen. George Armstrong Cutter, In parks should be excavated at all. held in Mike Doolan's Restaurant. here. She was graduated from Shore employed by Holiday Inn, West Long one of history's more classic im- Spring Lake Heights. Regional High School, West Long Branch. prudences, thought on June 25. 1176, This it supposed to be the last Tammy Lynn Jelling was the Branch, and earned a bachelor of After a wedding trip to the that he could easily overpower year," Haynes said. "But we hope Mr. in* Mrs. matron of honor. The bridesmaids science degree in pre-veterinary Bahamas, the couple reside in Sitting Bull and his Sioux Indians we can make a case for going back WIIIIIB Rotari Fnztir Jr. were Abby Allen, Trudy Pedersen, medicine from Cook College of Eatontown To his fatal surprise, he was and testing for those guys." outnumbered 10-1 by the Sioux and Cheyenne. Not one of the troopers While in Montana, Haynes made from the Seventh Cavalry com- another discovery. He pinpointed on manded by Cutter survived. the Yellowstone River the location Talk openly about feelings of deep depression of an earlier encounter between Most of the troopers were buried Custer and Sitting Bull, In 1873 in the field, and most of their Dear Ann Landers: I am one ol At this very moment I have yells an obscenity at me I'll pretend officert in military cemeteries millions who contemplate death That time, Cutter won. And be beefsteak on two black eyes because I didn't bear and keep going. My around the country. gloated In hit official report, Haynes every day of their lives. When thing* I made the mistake of yelling a cousin says this Is cowardly. What do Custer was Interred at West Point, go wrong suicide pops into my head recalled, that he had "taught Sitting Ann Landers imart-aleck remark to a woman who you say? — New Mexico Render NY., where he had graduated in Bull a lesion he would never forget " as the easiest way oat. I have come almost ran me down in a shopping 1861, one cadet removed from "the to accept death as an alternative to groups that can offer you the help center parking lot. She Jumped out of Dear New Mex: Cowardly not to "He was right," Haynes said. respond to a vulgarism from a goat" — the scholastic bottom of the suffering and pain. It Is only a you need. Look in the phone book for her car, punched me, ripped my class "Sitting Bull didn't forget." matter of time before I will do It. The Samaritans — Crisis Inter- blouse and knocked me out cold. person who may be armed and crazy vention. Call Emergency at the t'boot ? Not on your tintype. I'm with Suicide Is not an easy thing to talk Thank heavens a kindly observer nearest hospital and say, "I am you. aboil. I don't blame my friendi who Intervened and drove me to the deeply depressed and thinking about tune out because of their Inability to nearest emergency hospital. Planning a wedding? What's discuss It. 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Ignoring the plea will care. •tranger does something rude or came the suicidal person to become Dear Ana Landers: I wish I had more acutely aware of his alonenett. taken your advice to the lady who The. picture becomes even clearer. had a cigarette butt thrown at her. It death really the answer? Even You uM, "Don't Unglt with tboigh I have decided It Is the best stranger!." alternative for me, I know It Is wrong. Many innocent people will be hurt and the guilt of those left behind Do you have company visiting * eight heavily on family and at your house? friends. This is not what I want. I have a few words of advice for COLRISTAN those who suspect someone they Bring them to Jamian and know Is contemplating suicide. Don't Semi-annual sale lgn«re the signs. Confront them and let them browse; let them know you want to help. A oriental design rugs few simple words, such as, "Yon are a valuable person," or, "I care about We're cool and friendly vou," will do wonders. 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SCOREBOARD 5 CLASSIFIED 1 10 Sports THURSDAY. JULY 25 1985 B Owners set to make pension proposal Players hold fast on benefits plan the union. NEW YORK I API — Facing the possibility of a season- baseball's network television contract. However, now the "We are ready to make improvements in the benefits ' owners have a $11 billion deal with two networks, and a ending baseball strike, management will soon be ready to MacPhail said. "How far we go depends on other things, make a formal proposal on pensions, one of the key issues one-third contribution would amount to about $60 million like what, if anything, is done to. slow down the growth of per year, nearly $45 milion more than the owners' 1984 holding up agreement on a new labor contract with the player salaries " contribution of $15.5 million players' union. The players union has rejected any type of salary <••• ip However. Lee MacPhail. president of the Player "All I can say about that proposal is I hope it's no<. a We hope to get to some of the money issues tomorrow," Relations Committee, said yesterday he saw little serious one, " said Don Fehr. acting executive director of Fehr said after yesterday's negotiating session, "like How would salary arbitration and perhaps pensions and free agents " indication the union is willing to compromise on its the Major League Players Association demand for an increase of $45 million per year in the MacPhail would not be specific about management's Fehr said the union had been trying to get management owners' contribution to the benefits plan planned proposal, but it could include a request for "to talk about the pension plan since September. There has "At some point, we will make a proposal on the pension concessions on salary arbitration. Going into th ese been no reluctance on our side to negotiate. On their part, Ruth fare issue," MacPhail said, adding that only the players' failure negotiations last November, that was one of mana ge- there has been more than reluctance There has been to negotiate on an earlier management proposal for a ment's key issues In addition to pension improvements, refusal." salary cap had held up discussion of pensions the union also is looking to restructure of the free-ag ent re-entry draft. • • • Yesterday's negotiating session included continued We put a payroll plan on the table, and we said at that discussions on many bookkeeping matters which the two in 1985? time that when they addressed that issue, we would be MacPhail was asked if the union had shown any sides hope to resolve today These include issues such as ready to make a specific proposal Ion pensions I," inclination to compromise on the pension issue am . he waiver procedures, player allowances, minimum salary, orget aboul all of that sentimental MacPhail said replied: "No Their position today is exactly the same as definition of some of the commissioner's powers and stuff Baseball is a business, so you MacPhail. trying to beat an Aug 6 strike deadline, said it was in December " scheduling - items considered of less importance that Ftry to get all you ran while you can " that when management makes a pension proposal, it also Historically, the players' benefits plan has been funded must be resolved before the major issues can be No. Reggie Jarkson didn't say that will include proposals for some economic concessions from by a contribution from owners equal to about one-thii d of negotiated Neither did Dave Winfield. Dave Parker or even Dave Kingman for that matter Of course, all of them could have said it because baseball really has become a business, and who knows that better than 1 Speed a Buck girds the players themselves' Actually. Babe Ruth made that state- ment about 60 years ago You see. things haven't changed all that much just the opportunities Don t you just wonder for six challengers what he d be making today'' In Ruths day. players were still considered so much merchandise They were ^expendable, and when the op- portunity arose, the owners did with in Haskell Handicap them what they wanted Security'1 What 116. Jean Luc-Samyn and Regal Count, was ih.it ' Ruth was released by the ly JOE HINTELItlANN owner Jake Ruppert at the end of the 114. Mario Pino. The Register 1934 season He was handed a dollar bill Both Cutlass Reality and Soigne, who and told he d never manage the Yankees OCF.AN'PORT - Hunter Farm's defected from the Haskell earlier this because he couldn t even manage Spend a Buc k had his final workout and J week, will race instead in the $100,000 himself Monmouth I ark Racing Secretary Rob- Jim Dandy Stakes at Saratoga on Aug ert Kulina held the drawing for post 4 Today a veteran player has leverage positions th is morning as preparations Latest workouts for the entrants are He can veto a trade, test the free agent for the $3 00,000 Grade I Amory L as follows Creme Fraiche worked six market, and if he s good enough tell his Haskell Invitational Handicap on Satur- furlongs Saturday at Belmont Park in owner to drop dead The players are day nearedi completion 1 13.4 His fractions were 25 and 49.2 collectively doing that right mm with Spend a Buck, according to trainer Pancho Villa breezed four furlongs in their threatened strike Cam Gambolati. was to breeze three 47 4 yesterday morning at Belmont El Ruth was way ahead of his lime He furlongs a nd gallop out a half-mile at Basco went four furlongs in 454 at was special he turned heads He made 5:45 Aqueduct on Sunday His first quarter fans look at the game differently One The draw for post positions, which was run in 22 4 included . brunch, was to be held at 11 swing and the complexion (if iny game Encolure went five furlongs in 1 02 could change dramaticalh That of a m on the Parisian Terrace, the tiered outdoor seating area directly across here on Tuesday Skip Trial drilled five course, in a day when RUinagen played furlongs in 59 seconds at Pimlico Race for the one-run rally with a walk, a from the paddock and the walking ring The field for the Haskell-now stands Course last Saturday and Regal Count sacrifice bunt and maybe even a tingle sped five furlongs 59.4 Tuesday at Bowie up the middle ^ g at seven with an outside possibility that t one or two other 3-year-olds will be Race Course Both ovals are in Yep, Ruth made a big difference aad entered this morning All jockey assign- Maryland. his paycheck reflected that His largest ments have been completed contract called for S80.000 a year That The New Jersey Stale Racing Com- THE REQISTER/CARl D FORINO Those entered with their weights and mission on Monday gave Monmouth came in 1931 during the Depression when ORAND MABAIS WINS — Horses gallop over the turf in the featured ninth race at jockeys are Spend a Buck. 127. Laffit Park permission to simulcast the most people were selling apples on the Monmouth Park yesterday Grand Marais, with Chris Antley up. was the winner, paying Pincay: Creme Fraiche. 126. Eddie Haskell to various race tracks and off- street Lou Gehrlg. the second highest Maple. Pancho Villa. 119. Jacinto Vas- track betting facilities around the nation paid player in the game at the time $10 20 Second money went to No Free Be, under John D Melendez His Ex was third, quez. El Basco, 118. Tony Graell, drew $18,500 and he was tickled to death ridden by Domimck Gigiio. Encolure. 117. Craie Perret; Skip Trial. See SPEND, Page 2B The most (iehng ever made in one season was $36,500 There were other great ones pulling in SKI.000 at the same lime Now. compare Ruth s largest Contract tn some of the heftier ones of today . Reds sweep Mets 3V& games behind Cardinals $1 million for each ol 10 years with incentive clauses galore That lln'l bad 1 Santana's error and pinch-hitter Wayne Krenchicki for six months of work Today s average NEW YORK < APi - Statistics, as far as Eddie walked Milner followed with his game-winning salary is about $300,000 a year The Milner is concerned, can be deceiving single, his second hit of the game Yankees are paying pitcher Dale Murra) The 30-year-old center fielder delivered a two- Pete Rose went 2-for-4, both singles, lo boost his $650,000 a year and he's home watching oul. game-winning single in the ninth inning that major league hit total to 4.161. leaving him 31 shy the game on television gave the Cincinnati Reds a 3-2 victory and a sweep of Ty Cobbs all-time hit record But today s players are businessmen of the three-game series between the Mels and the They're educated Most know exactly Red* The loss dropped the Mets 3'i games behind RrnaK .). tanker* It what they re going lo do upon retire- the league-leading St Louis Cardinals in the ment National League East KANSAS CITY, Mo - Frank White hit two home" Milner. batting only 167 against the Mets. also runs, the fourth double-homer game of his career, Ruth was all baseball He didn t think had a double in four at-bats. drew a walk, stole a and drove in four runs to power Ihe Kansas City too much about Ihe future When base and scored twice Royals lo a three-game sweep of the New York someone asked him what he planned lo John Franco. 9-1. earned his ninth straight Yankees. do after he was through, he answered. victory in relief Over the last 29 2-3 innings in 20 White, a six-time Gold Glove second baseman, "Relax Newspapermen flocked to appearances, he has allowed one earned run for an had a two-run homer in the second inning and a solo Ruth and asked him questions that most ERA of 0 30 shot in the fourth He tacked on a fourth RBI with players today or then wouldn't tolerate Ted Power registered his 18th save by pitching a sacrifice fly in the sixth as the Royals notched "Hey Babe," one reporter jibed, What 1 a scoreless final inning their eighth victory in eleven games do you think of the Chinese situation' "I was hitting in a lot of bad luck at the beginning Charlie Leibrandt. working his way out of several The hell with It," he shrugged as he of the year, " explained Milner That's why jams, raised his record lo 10-5 while the loss went let fly a juicy glob of tobacco statistics are deceiving " to Joe Cowley, 8-4 Don Quisenberry came on for Most players today would tell you that "How you're swinging is what really counts If his 21st save after New York's Don Mattingly they'd play for nothing if they had to you keep swinging, the ball is bound to fall in." started the eighth with his 11th homer but what the heck, if they II pay you Milner added "It's great to come through in a The Yankees, who hit town Monday on the heels millions, you might as well grab it In clutch situation." of a hot streak that had carried them to within I' 2 that way they aren t much different The Brooklyn-born Franco, admitting that he is games of Toronto in the American League East, from Ruth or any other star of his day having lot of fun right now, said "I was really now trail the Blue Jays by 4'i. But Ruth really was an exception He pumped up and I wanted to get a chance to pitch Hal McRae opened the Kansas City second with had a way of breaking rules and usually A lot of my family and friends were here a double before White hit the 100th home run of his getting away with it Miller Huggins, his "I guess I was in the right place at the right time career into the left field seats manager from 1921 to 1928. fined him when we scored that run." he explained "My job Steve Balboni, who came to the Royals last year $5,000 in 1925 That was two thousand is to set up the other team for Ted So far. we have in a trade with the Yankees, followed White's shot dollars more than the average player been a pretty good combination.* with a towering blast of his own that gave the made in one year at the time Roger McDowell. 5-4. was the loser in relief. Royals a 3-0 lead "I don't read. " Ruth said bluntly lo Dave Concepcion opened the Cincinnati ninth After the Yankees scored two runs in the fourth. one reporter who asked him who his with a walk, but was caught stealing One out later. White's solo homer made il 4-2 in the bottom of the favorite authors were "Reading bothers Dann Bilardello reached first on shortstop Rafael inning my eyes, and I want lo see perfectly when I swing a bat ' According to Robert L. Creamer, who wrote. "BABE: The Legend Comes to Life' , everything about him reflected Kelly leads USFL All-Stars sexuality - the restless, roving energy; the aggressive skills, fastball pitching, McNeil and kick returner Clarence Verdin home run hitting, the speed with which NEW YORK (API - Quarterback Jim Kelly was Besides Walker. New Jersey players named to he drove his car; the insatiable appetite, among five Houston Gamblers named yesterday to the learn were center Kent Hull, defensive end the, constant need to placate his mouth the All-United States Football League learn that James Lockette and comerback Kerry Justin with food, drink, cigars, chewing gum also featured Herschel Walker of New Jersey and Birmingham, In addition to Smith, supplied safety anything Jim Smith of Birmingham Chuck Clanton and guards Buddy Aydelette and Pal There are those who question whether Walker and Smith were among four members of Saindon an undisciplined character like Ruth their clubs named to the team which was selected Oakland was represented by offensive tackle Ray could make much of an impression in by sports writers and sports broadcasters in league Pinney, linebacker Angelo Snipes and punter Stan today's game. cities Talley and champion Baltimore by offensive tackle I think he could I believe he would be Walker, in his third year with the Generals, set Irv Eatman. linebacker Sam Mills and safety Mike just as imposing today as he was 60 years all-pro single-season rushing records with 2.-411 Lush ago From all that I've read about him yards and 14 100-yard games, including 11 Running back Gary Anderson and tight end I've come to the conclusion that he consecutive Smith, the league's No 1 career Marvin Harvey were selected from Tampa Bay wasn't real He was a freak of nature receiver, set an American record with 20 touch- Also named were defensive end Bruce Thornton ASSOCIATED PRESS Gods way of making the rest of us down pass receptions during the 1985 season of Denver. TWtiisi»e ttcktes - Reggie White of TWO MORE HITS — Cincinnati Reds' player-manager Pete Rose humans stand aside and just wonder Joining Kelly as All-League selections from Memphis and Dave Tipton of Arizona, cornerback bites a towel at Shea Stadium yesterday while watching his team Houston were wide receiver Richard Johnson, David Martin of Arizona and kicker Brian Franco sweep the New York Mets with a 3-2 win Rose delivered two hits linebacker Kiki DeAyala. punt returner Gerald of Jacksonville. to bring hirti within 31 of Ty Cobb's record. 2B II,, THURSDAY. JULY 25, 19B5 SPORTS BRIEFS Manalapan's Zucker scores 30 points Setaro powers 1st-place River Plaza as U.S. grabs basketball gold in Israel IDDLETOWN - First had a grandslam homer place River Plaza beat Community routed Old Vil- scoring help from Alan Dolinsky of the University the stadium at the Maccabiah headquarters. Brevent Park, 5-3, in the MJl lage, 8-3, behind the hi tting of TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - Ed Zucker of of New Mexico with 17 points and Howard Levy But the US. team also refused to play in the Middletown Fireman's Softball Ken Donnelly, Doug Cor bet and Manalapan, N J. scored 30 points and helped lead new stadium, stopping its bus before getting League Tom Setaro drove in the from Princeton University with 17. Matt Crelin and now ha: • an 8-4 the United States to a gold medal in the men's Israel's leaders were Ady Gordon with 22, there, and refused to accept the gold medal after winning runs in the sixth, and basketball competition of the 12th Maccabiah winning on a forfeit. Ken Greene pitched the win record Mike Swan had a homer Tommer Steinhauer with 16, and Giamsci and for Old Village. Games yesterday. The U.S. edged Israel, 95-94, in Rosenberg with 15 each. Dreigor said her team refused to play in an Second place Belford led Fair- a dramatic finish before a crowd of 7,000 in Yad U.S. Coach Joe Gimelstab praised his team's alternative venue after all its supporters already view, 10-2, in the fifth inning Navesink pounded out 18 hits Eliahu Stadium. had bought tickets at Yad Eliahu, and accused the when the game was suspended while belting Port Mon mouth, victory as a "great job against Israel," which was The Americans led, 53-37, at halftime but Israel playing with three national players in its team. games' organizing committee of making a "very because of a fire call John Riley 21-6. Dick Keoppel had a homer big mistake" in neglecting the women's basket- rallied early in the second half and tied the game Canada defeated Brazil. 74-55, to win the bronze ball competition in favor of the men. 63-all medal in men's basketball. The U.S. team took a 95-90 lead with only 53 The women's basketball finals were perhaps The move came after the Canadian men refused Middletown Mariners take first seconds to go, and Israel's Doron Giamsci even more dramatic than the men's finals, but for to play Brazil at the Kfar Hamaccabiah stadium narrowed the deficit to 95-94 with a free throw a very different reason: the Israeli team refused and insisted on moving to Yad Eliahu. IIDDLETOWN - The Kalkay, Renee Kang and Maria with 18 seconds before left. to play. Zvi Eyal, spokesman for the games, told Israel IMiddletown Mariners of Bruno set another with 1 :19.55. Then, with only three seconds remaining, Radio the disciplinary committee would meet I the Middletown Swim and Captain Anat Dreigor said the team had decided Other first place wi nners: Israel's Adi Rosenberg drove in for a lay-up But today to review the refusal, and would be asked nnis Club took first place and not to play after the organizing committee moved Boys 100 medley relay of !\ (erom the ball teetered on the rim before falling out to "punish the girls with the full force of the set two meet records at the the game against the United States at the last Mammen, Andrew Bennett, Zucker, a junior at Rutgers University, got regulations " fourth annual Water Rats Invita- minute from the original venue of Yad Eliahu to tional Mini Meet at Middlesex Tommy Wilkins and Chris Kelly, The Mariners are all 6 to 9-years 8-under butterfly - Kang. old Second place winners: Maria Juliet Chin set a meet record Bruno, Chin, Wilkins, Mammen 12) and the 100 freestyle re lay of Tine Tar Game' celebrates anniversary In the 8 and under breaststroke with 19 53. and the 8-under 100 Bruno. Blair Belicose, Chin and if anybody's thinking about it except the press." medley relay team of Chin, Eda Kang Quisenberry pitching the final inning of the KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - The anniversary Brett's home run immediately brought Yankee Royals' come-from-behind 5-4 victory of the famed "Pine Tar Game" was little noted Manager Billy Martin from the dugout Martin Ironically, the second anniversary coincided '•• Meyer wins Old Orchard 'Sweeps by many of the principals involved. said that the pine tar on Brett's bat was too far with the Yankee-Royals series in Kansas City this "Until you mentioned it just then, I hadn't even up the handle. The umpire's crew chief, Tim week. The Yankees, with Martin having left and thought about it," said John Schuerholz. general ATONTOWN - Helen Meyer Mylene Wittrock, Betty Kohn McClelland, after much conferring, agreed. He then returned as manager, were again trying to manager of the Kansas City Royals. won the Sweepstakes Tour- and Jackie Woolley tied for called Brett out, the last out of the game, get out Brett, still holding down third base for Yes. it was on July 24, 1983, that an apparent nament at Old Orchard with awarding a victory to the Yankees. Kansas City and still an all-star. E second with 70s Doris Rou ssell game-winning home run with two out in the ninth 89. and also used fewest putts, 26. Brett and the Royals were outraged Happening Gossage, however, has gone to San Diego to by the Royals' George Brett against New York and had a chip-in on the 16th also had a chip-in on the if Hi in Yankee Stadium and involving two of the play Yankee ace Rich "Goose " Gossage was dis- game's biggest stars, the incident caught the "It's one of the things I guess I'll always be allowed fancy of the national media, and every detail was remembered for, " Brett told The Kansas City Luker is Beacon Hill victor "Not one person has brought it up in I don't chronicled as the Royals appealed to Lee Star "If I ever go on the Johnny Carson Show and know how long," said Schuerholz "I don't know MacPhail. then president of the American they say bring a film clip, I guess that is the one IDDLETOWN - In medal and Marge Edgecomb i ml League. I would bring. For a solid week or 10 days it was play at Beacon Hill, Col- Barbara Friedman were the ' C" MacPhail ruled in favor of the Royals and said news. There was a story in every paper in the MIleen Luker took low gross the home run would stand and the game would country And it wasn't on the fifth page It was in A Flight, and Ruth Lehman Spend have to be completed It was, with Dan on the front page ' was the net winner Myra Mor- Shirley Haas and Mary Boh ny rison and Jane Starke led in "B " tied for putting honors with 2ii Continued Irom Page 1B The race will be simulcast to Arlington Park, Sportsman's Park, Maywood -Harness. Calder Bayshore, Oceanport score Beebe wins at Colonial Terrace Race Course, Pimlico, Longacres, Ellis Park, Thistledown, River Downs, Penn National. Con- ANAMASSA - June Beebe and May Siciliano won Fight C ' necticut Off-Track Betting and New York Off won Low Net in Flight A' with a 29 TrackBetting. in Carleton League games at Colonial Terrace yester- W The Haskell will be the first race simulcast day with a 31 Rosemary Jean Walsh won Closest to the from Monmouth Park in its 40-year history In Oceanport 12, Brick Twp. 9 Morgano won Flight B' with a 32 Pin on the eighth hole addition, it marks the first time that the New MIDDLETOWN - Bayshore, behind the pitch- BRICK — Oceanport's come-from-behind win York CityOff-Track Betting Corporation will ing of Mike Davino, handed American East leader over Brick set up a National North championship accept wagers on a race conducted in New Jersey Fair Haven its second loss of the season, a 5-3 game tonight against Point Pleasant The two Old Time Drags at Raceway Park For sending the race. Monmouth Park will defeat in an Ed Carleton Memorial Baseball teams are tied for first with 12-1 records and will receive a flat fee from each site That fee will League game play at Blackberry Bay field at 6 tonight for the NGLISHTOWN - The sixth A giant car show will take vary and is negotiated on a case-by-case basis Davino gave up just two hits, struck out seven division title annual Old Time Drags and place in the pits and a drag race Jockey Joe Rocco had three winners on and walked two Oceanport scored six runs in the fifth inning to Rod Run will return to for the old cars will be run on the yesterday's program Trainer Dan Perlsweig and Sean Ennis and Craig Riegler each collected a overcome a 9-6 Brick lead Craig Pierson's double E jockey Herb McCauley had doubles McCauley's pair of hits and drove in a run Raceway Park, Aug 4 The event park's quarter-mile track knocked in the tying and winning r,uns and Vinnie is limited to cars of 1959 or older two wins moved him into a temporary tie with Bayshore came back from a 3-1 deficit with the Christopher followed with an RBI hit vintage and expects over 500 Gates open at 10 am and the Chris Antley at the top of the jockey standings, help of a three-run rally in the sixth inning Vinnie Fiore got the win in relief, but entrants finals begin at 2 p m but Antley then won the ninth race with Grand Bob Tilton suffered his first loss in five outings Christopher came on in the sixth to earn a save Marais to edge ahead again. Antley now has 65 for Fair Haven which saw its record dip to 11-2 The game was called at the end of sixth because firsts Bayshore is now 7-5-1 of darkness Brick is 4-9
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Hill Hayes hit a two-run, inside-the park their National League East lead to blast. home nlh off Nolan Ryan in the slammed a two-run homer in the Red Sox 6, A's S Buckner forced at Boggs and gave 3'i games. first inning and Mike Boddicker The Orioles made it 3-0 in the BOSTON - Jackie Gutierrez, who way to pinch-runner Dave SUpleton eighth inning last night, carrying the third when Al Pardo led off with a Tudor, 11-0, notched hit 10th scattered seven hits over seven has not had an official time at bat Mike Easier lined a double into the Philadelphia Phillies to a 3-1 victory triumph in his past 11 games as he double down the right field line, took over the Houston Astros innings as Baltimore topped Minne- since June 29. drew a bases-loaded left-field corner, sending Stapelton struck out nine and didn't walk a sota. third on Alan Wiggins' sacrifice and to third. Rich Gedman was walked Hayes' ninth home run was only scored on Lacy's sacrifice fly. walk with two out in the ninth inning batter in pitching his fifth shutout of off Oakland relief ace Jay Howell to intentionally fillig the bases and the third hit off Ryan, who threw 5 the season to tie for the NL lead with Boddicker, 10-10, snapped a three- Minnesota countered with a run in 1-3 hitless innings. game losing streak by striking out lift the Boston Red Sox victory over Gutierrez, inserted at shortstop as a Los Angeles' Fernando Valenzuela the third. Kirby Puckett, who had replacement for Glenn Hoffman in Ryan, 8-8, left after the homer. He seven and walking two. Don Aase three hits, led off with a bunt single the A's, completing a sweep of the The triumph padded the three-game series the eighth, walked on a 3-1 pitch gave up three hits total, walked two Cardinals' lead over the New York picked up his fifth save, coming on and moved to second after a walk to batters and hit two. His seven Mets, who lost 3-2 to Cincinnati in the eighth after Boddicker hit Roy Smalley. Puckett moved tho The Red Sox, who totaled 15 hits. The A's tied the score with a two- strikeouts ran his record career earlier in the day. Kent Hrbek with a pitch. Ken third on a fielder's choice then bounced back against Howell, 8-4, out, two run rally in the top of the total to 4,013. In sweeping San Francisco three Schrom 8-10, had a career-high eight scored on Randy Bush's two-out after the A's tied the score in the top ninth After Boston starter Dennis Kevin Gross, 9-8, pitched eight straight in their final meeting this strikeouts in going eight Innings. single. of the ninth. Wade Boggs. who "Oil Can" Boyd retired Bruce innings, allowing nine hits. He also year, the Cards brought their record Murray lined an 0-2 pitch down the Baltimore's Mike Young had one extended his major league Bochte on a fly out and fanned Dave doubled in the sixth inning for the against the last place Giants to 10-2. hit in four at-bats to extend his baseball's longest hitting streak Kingman, Mike Davis slammed a first hit off Ryan. right field line lin the first Inning for Tigers S, White Sox 4 his 15th homer of the season. Lee hitting streak to 15 consecutive since 1980 to 27 games, led off the home run to make the score 5-4 Kent Tekulve pitched the ninth CHICAGO - Dan Petry gave up inning for his nth save just four hits and Detroit capitalized Pinch hitter Greg Gross opened on two Chicago errors to beat the the eighth with a walk and advanced White Sox.spoiling Tom Seaver's to second on a sacrifice bunt Hayes' first bid for his 299th career victory. drive hit the center field fence at the Petry, 11-9. ended a personal NOBODY BEATS OUR 408-foot mark on the fly. three-game losing streak, striking The Astros took a 1-0 lead in the out five and walking five. Seaver, fifth when Jim Pankovits walked 10-8, gave up nine hits, struck out and scored on a triple by Craig four and walked four in eight Reynolds innings The Phillies tied it in the seventh AltlllOl SK PRICES! 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MX, MXL, MXV 721 fielder Dale Murphy lost in the In the fifth inning, Boone led off Steal BatWd Radian Start Battad Radial lights The ball went over Murphy's with his fourth homer of the year Fcx AH imported Can head and bounced to the warning Dick Schofleld and Juan Beniquez track as Law circled the bases followed with consecutive singles to Montreal jumped into the lead in chase Higuera the first Inning when Tim Raines led Brian Downing greeted reliever 9 off with an infield single, stole Pete Ladd with i double to drive in second and scored on Andre Schofield and DeCinces followed Dawson's single with a sacrifice fly that scored Atlanta got that run back in the Beniquez One out later. DeCinces second inning when Teny Harper scored on Brown's single 34 slammed his Uth homer over the The Brewers took a 2-0 lead in the left-field fence first inning on Robin Yount's run- WITH 33 LOCATIONS, NOBODY IS MORE DEDICATED TO CUSTOMER CONVENIENCE! 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The has learned even more about kids And now as an kids did better than they were capable of doing." administrator at the school, Strangia has virtually done Strangia is from the blood sweat and tears school of it all in education • thinking, "A thought I borrowed from the Marines," he You'll get more than just a few people who will say adds "Blood because it was football and a contact that his last game as head coach was the greatest high sport. You learn to play in pain. There is a distinction school football game anyone at the shore has ever seen between playing when you're hurt and playing when la that game, the Bucs beat Hightstown, 46-44. you're injured. No coach in his right mind allows a Til never forget that game - obviously." Strangia player to play when he is injured. But you get bruised, said with a smile cut — the whole thing. And you have to be able to get Hightstown led the state in every offensive category, up and do it again." and Strangia said. "Believe me, our kids knew it. We And as far as sweat goes, Strangia dares anyone to were primarily a defensive team I told them, You have go out on any football field in August or September and to play a perfect offensive game This Hightstown team play on a field for two hours. The tears? "When you can is that good ' • look back and say, I gave it all I could,' then you have "I couldn't believe it. There wasn't a.punt in that had a perfect season. When you do that and you emerge game ' best, there's time for tears, " Strangia said. It's incredible, but Hightstown's 44 points weren't Then there is leadership. Is it really all that enough to win important, or is it an overplayed theme? All that is a memory now. and Strangia reflects on Til tell you how you identify it," Strangia answered. how he brought that team to the pinnacle. His reasoning "Every coach can When you look at 30 or 40 kids, you is important, because Strangia was a motivator and a know there are really only about 10 out there who will no-nonsense person give it everything they have at all times. They may not "It's important to understand that seniors are the key be your best athletes, nor are they necessarily your best to your success. I'll take it one step further. If the older physical people. But there will be a certain something kids can't provide you with the leadership you desire, in them that will never quit. Let's simplify it by calling the coach has got to treat them as if they were a cancer. them winners. And the only cure for cancer is to cut them out. "You may have to put them in the game at positions This tends to have two purposes. If the kids know THE REGISTER at which they are reallly not suited, but you get every defeated and beat Hightstown, 46-44, in the finals you really will cut them, they will not put you to the one of them in the game They are the kids on the team TREASURED AWARD — Former Red Bank test They will not challenge you if they know you mean who make things happen. They make the big plays and Regional High School football coach Bob Strangia o) the Central Jersey Group II championships business Secondly, if you do cut one, the example is make you a winner." holds the trophy presented to his 1975 football Strangia finished his career by winning his last 28 there for the younger kids that you aren't going to But do those same kids leave those leadership team by the community. That team went un- games. tolerate that nonsense. And when they become seniors, qualities at the locker after the game? "When those kids they become the kind of leaders you want them to be " are off the field, it's usually the same No, they aren't prior to his taking over as head coach. "It ruined some That means alcohol too." Is Strangia talking about drinking, smoking, and the perfect; they made their mistakes. But they are the kids potentially great athletes and adversely influenced But on any team, regardless of the sport, there are like? "I'm talking about many more things than just who the others followed." other fine athletes. Those kids never reached their always the team clowns Should they be tossed off the that I would tell a kid on my team, 'I'm on your back Strangia recalls that certain kids had got into alcohol potential. It is a physical impossibility for a kid to give team' "No. never The key is that you must know when for one reason — I want to make you great. If you want He is aware of certain situations that had taken place you his all if he is fooling around with those substances to draw the line If a kid clowns around at the wrong time, obviously it can be disrespectful A kid must learn to draw that line Their immaturity sometimes takes over their personalities and suddenly the kid says. What happened to me"7' Humor is a great thing - used Gilbert advance at Volvo net correctly. " Strangia said TIRE Strangia notices as a former coach and now an •rik« • Front End • Shocks • •staneing before Cassidy held serve in the fourth administrator that something is missing today "Com- Foctlgn Car Rtptlr LIVINGSTON I API - Second-seeded game It was the only time he held serve mitment is missing If you want to be great, there are Brad Gilbert used a strong return of Comfortable Waiting Room Free Coffee in the match. no short cuts You have to pay the price service to break Dan ( assidy six times en The 23-year-old Gilbert then won the route to a 6-1, 6-1 victory in the second You must put the time in and work to make yourself final three games of the set He broke a champion I think the mistake is that our middle class EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY SALE round of the 1125.000 Volvo Championships Cassidy four times in the second set of New Jersey yesterday American kid doesn't have to work for success any "Last year, maybe I was a little more It's handed to him They begin to think they can In night matches, defending champion overconfident playing Cassidy, " said Gil- become great athletes simply by thinking about it The Dunlop Ganertion IV Johan Kriek of Naples, Fla was to play OFF UST bert "I didn't know who he was and I was other thing is that they are told when they are young Lik* No Olh«r Radial Eddie Edwards of South Africa and fourth- PRICE expecting an easy match I was up 3-0 in that they are great The kid wins five trophies before Dunlop didn't design 50% seeded John Lloyd of England was to meet •no the first set and the next thing I knew I he gets in high school, so where s the challenge' When tha Generation* »\—t- Jim Grabb of Tucson. Aril. t>©ited radial just to b« UTtIL was down a set and a service break " he gets into high school, he thinks he knows all the different We de- Ml SI •41.H Gilbert of Piedmont. Calif, needed only In other matches, third-seeded Sammy signed It for • n«w age 47.U answers He thinks he can do no wrong P17HM-I HI! •ISO 50 minutes to defeat Cassidy of Hollywood. Of driving Hll Giammalva of Houston defeated Rod "You know something — it's difficult to tell someone niMM.1l •1.M Fla and avenge a loss against him in this it WM conceived, engineered and 101.44 Harmon of Richmond. Va 64, 6-2; fifth- he's doing something wrong when he has done it that built to give you sure-footed, smooth nunm- 1M.4I same tournament last year HIM seeded Paul Annacone of Bridgehampton. way for so long " dependable rid*., mil* after mil* In "I was pumped up to win," Gilbert said NY outlasted Chip Hooper of Sunnyvale, •unihin*, rain, or snow. On •up*r •in •ITIIL Strangia occasionally walks out in the hallway at Red highways, city ttr**i, or country •All "We had not played in the year since we Calif., 6-1, 4-6, 7-6, winning the tiebreaker 1 nwH.ii •121.71 •Mag Bank and thinks back to that perfect day 10 years ago lanat. With Generation IV you g*t 124.M last played. I was a little pumped up Ins fuel tavings of radial construction P1IV7WU MM 9-7, seventh-seeded Robert Green beat when his Bucs did. in fact, play the perfect game "I nW7M.1l 1»H •1.M before I got there, but once I started Bud Schultz 7-6 (9-71, 6-4 in a battle of plus the assurance of a 40,000 mil* m»7Ml inn MM playing, I got the job done." could never have done that without fine leaders It was limited tread wear warranty 1U43 •TM players from Boston; Brian Teacher of one of the key factors in our season I think teams and 141.H H.H Gilbert broke Cassidy in the second Los Angeles rallied to defeat Tom Cain of coaches might care to think about that " game of the opening set and had a 3-0 lead Richmond, Va. 34, 6-3, 6-2 MKma COUPON |'10-HW "UI MMMILWIUL • M Rag «« Mavs" Weiss looks at Nets mmm «*a "99s g Orun I ftowri McludM hhruiwc Irak* Ptti «M DALLAS lAP) - Dallas Ji Airwfictn t MM Kman Carl 0H» t.f« S-JfrB Mavericks assistant coach Bob Weiss says he'll take a stab at the job of head coach of the New Jersey COUPON COUPON •15" Off DELUXE TUK-lrF Nets SAVE >)f WM AHliairt Weiss said he will meet with Nets I 4> "The Garden Spot Monmouth County's Largest Most Complete Garden Center The of the Garden State" Area's Finest Selection ol Fresh Qualllty Produce Route 9, Freehold Open 7 day* 9 Route 34, Colts Neck 9 am to 7 pm SALE BIOS The Register THURSDAY. 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JULY 25, 1985 THURSDAY PRIME TIME 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 e CBS Newt Fortune Magnum, P.I. Simon ft Simon Knots Landing o NBC News Family Feud Cosby Snow Family TIM Chews Night Court Hill Street Blues B M'A'S'H A. Bunker P.M. Mag Ethiopia M*rv Griffin News O ABCNewi Enl Tonighl Movie: "The Main Event" 20/20 o News Baseball: Houston Aairos il New York Mels Greats GD Jeflersons M.NNH Movie: "Casablanca" Ind.News IB MacNeil / Lehrer Evening At Pops Mystery! Intercom O Sanlord WKRP Movie: "The Mechanic" Financial Seminar Esm SpoCtr. SpeedWeek Sports Feat. Top Rank Boxing HBO Movie TVAdl k Movie: "Th* Last Starfighter" Movia USA Radio 1990 Dragnet Movie: "A Tim* To Ola" Gangster Chronicles THC Movie Contd Movie: "The Star Chamber" Movla: "The Twist" SHOW Movie Conl'd Movie: "Staying Alive" Brothers Bizarre MOVIE TIMETABLE MONWOUTH COUNTY RT. t CINIUA II — Lagaoo of Blllla Jaan (PO-13) Uln mal. 1 00. E T IPO) 1 00. 7 20. I M mUTHMOO M CINIHA I - MIDM.IBROOK II - FMFMott i IPOIPO) 7 X >> 15 SftSSnuHi Ooonlaa IPOI 1 00 7:90 9 46 STIUTMMM emnwwn - Tha Man wwi Ona Nad Shoa IPO) Ram mal IWK 77:101 . •:» 1 00, 7M. »M RID BANK MUt RT. • CINIMA IV - RaD BANK MOVIII I - LMMC I TMATM Mad Mi aayood ThunOarooma |PO-ill Rain E T IPO) 1 00, 7 20. I 3». Ooonlaa (PO) 100 All-maia adult Mm (XXX) oorranooua Irom mal 1 00, 7 JO. > 40 RID SUNK MOVIIB II - HOWIU. Prlstl'a Honor (P.) 1 00. 7 JO. 10 00 KacV3fi;S A vw» lo a Kin (PQI 7 16, B 40 BHMWBBUP.V P1AZA CINIMA I - AU-SM Mu" "ma |XXX) oonWnjoua Bom noon COilN inV — lha Man with Tha Ona Had Bhoa (PO) 1:00. FMcn |PQ| 7 JO. a so 3 00 5 00, 7 30 a 40 ?22%X£iTwo hot nmm ItraJgni Iwma (XXX) oonHnuout LOMO MUNCH BHMWaauRV PIAZA CINIMA II - from noon through 11 JO p.m. LONO WMWII I — Bl Elmo • Flra IRI 1 00. 3 10, I IS. 7 Jo, I SO ATLANTIC WOMCAMtX Mad Mai Bayond Thundardoma IPO-U) Kaln BHMWSSURV PUZA CIPMMA HI - ATLANTIC emiau i — mal 1 00. 7 JO. 9 40 Expiorara (PO) 1 90. BHvarado (PQ-131 4:90. Parlact m 2:00. 7:10. a 15 LONO BMANCH H - 7 20 150 ATLAMTIC CIHIMA II - Prtxw • Honor IP.) Ram mal i 00 7 25 a 50 Miooiaaai COUNTY HAZLar FMon IPO) 2:00. 7:30. 1:30 MINLO PARK CINIMA I - •ATONTOWN ROUT! SS DWVI-IN - 91 Elmo • Flra |HI I 90.1 40. i BO. 100. 10 11 COMItUMrTV I - Mad Man Bayond TKundarrloma IPO1J) I 50 U1HLO PARK CINIMA II — Ramoo-Flral Blood, pan 2 |R| Ham mat. 1 00. Day of tha Oaad (N/P.J 10 45 Cocoon iPO.19) 1 00. 3 10. 5 20. 740. a H MS, • 40 MIDOtlTOWN COMMUNITY II — •M K tha Futura (PQ) Ham mat. 1:00. 7:2*. UA MIOOtlTOWN I - CINIMA I — »« Bar* 10 tha Futura IPO) I IS. S JO. > 48 I 00 E>pWari IPOI 2 00. SHvarado (PO-1JI 4J6 •A«T nUNtWKK torn 7 90. 10 00 erxwwa CINUM I - UA MIOOilTOWN II Mad Maa •aronWd d ThundarrkxnThd a (PO-UI J00. Coooon IPO-1SI 1:00. J 20. 5 JO, 7 45. 10:00 Tha Man With Ona Bad Shoa IPO) 2 00. 3 60 < 00. S.O0. 1:00. 10:00 UA WDOUTOWN III - 9 40. 7 98. 190 BHUNBW1CK aOUAM CINIHA II — Mad Man Bayood Thundardoma |PQi Jl I 00. T COUNTY Coooon (PQI 3:00. 4 JO. Ill IK J 10, S 20. 7 36. a 40 pmattoiD RUTOSn* PLAIA CINIMA I - UA UIDW.ITOWN |V Cocoon (PO-1 J) 1 20, 3 JO 5 M 7 50 1000 •HaUMOLO CIHau S - Day of tha Oaad (N/Rt 2:1ft. 4 16 IIS. I IS. Cocoon (PQ-13| 1:00. 7:21. 9 *» KUTOHI PLAZi CININA II - 1011 Back k) tha Futura (POl 1 II. 9.2S. 1:9)0. 7 40 Rambo-Flrai Blood. B UA kMOOUTOWN V - PMIHOU CIMiaA { bptorara (POl i 00 3 00.100. at IMo'i nra RUTOaR* P1AZA CINIMA HI - Ooonlaa (PO) 1 00. BL Elmo'i Flra (HI 7:2S. UA aKOOLaTOWN VI - Eipwara (POl 100. 900. Slhrarado IPO-19) 1:40 a»«a.adolPa-U| 2 00. 4 JO 7:00. I JO 5 00 7 20, I 46 mtMMOLD CINIMA I — UA aMOOUTOWN VII- RUTOaR* PLAZA CINIMA IV - SWrarado (PO-I J) 1:00. 7 JO. 1000 Tha Man im Tha Ona Had Shoa IPO)) I 90. Tha Laaand of Bmta Jaan |PO-191 110. 9 aa. FKIIHOCO CINIMA I — J JO. 5 JO. MO. IX a oo a of 10 io E.T IPOI 1:00, 7: JO. I: Jo HA«!•• BOUAJW CINIMA I • RUTOaW* PIAZA CINIMA V - FMUHOt.0 CIMtUA | — Mad Ma« Bayond Thundardoma (PO-1S11 00. Mad Man Bavono Thundardoma IPO-IS) 1 10. QUEEN OF SASS - Millie Back 10 lha Futura (PO.I 1:00. r » •« 9 10. 5 20 7 46. 10 00 9 11. 120. 72S. 190 KT. I CINIHA I — MAvaw aauAM CINIMA II - P.UTOIKS PIAZA CIMMA VI - Jackson, known as The Queen of I IPOI Rain mat I 00 in • X I T (PO) 1 00. 9 10. I 20. 7 90. a 40 Coooon IPO13I 200. 4 45 7 90. • 60 Sass, performs at 7:30 and 11:30 •& # LIVE ENTERTAINMENT^- %r# EXOTIC FOOD -Jf p.m. shows Saturday at the Club Bene Dinner Theater, Morgan She is a comedienne, singer, Atlantic Highlands' own on Joe Franklin show ^Summertime is Funtime * songwriter and record producer. Her repertoire includes funk, soul, j at thn Franklin television show at I a.m. Council Mrs Killian will present ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Bob ^ Uth ANNUAL blues, rock and roll and country. tomorrow. Dinner, optional, is served 90 Killian and his wife, Fill, who don "Little Red Riding Hood" with her mime and puppetry for the Mon- minutes before each show. Club The Joe Franklin show on WOR is puppets at 3 p m at the (air Sunday 0 MonmoutK mouth County Parks and Recreation Bene should be contacted for one of the longest-running TV shows Department, will appear on the Joe Mr. Killian will appear at "Speak- on the air It is syndicated around reservations. easy," 107 MacDougal St. Green- 2 County Fair the world to about 200 stations § East Freehold Park wich Village. New York, starting at This program should be of particu- 8 p m , Tuesday. 1 July 25, S lar interest to New Jersey residents The Killians will perform his orig- * 26, 27, r inal composition, "The Jersey Devil," based on the old Pine | Admission S2.50 Barrens legend. Mrs Killian created 1 28,1985V; a giant puppet of the Jersey devil Children 12 and under FREE ! 3 which she will manipulate on the THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATUROAY 11AM to 11PM SUNDAY 11AM to 6PM show. There la also an interview with 2 FREE PARKING ! On Kozloski Road oil Routes 33 &S37 both of them. The •X- He AMUSEMENTS # %. %• ^.COMPETITIONS -}f Jfc He will perform at the Monmouth County Fair Sunday at 1 p.m. at East HEAVENLY KID Freehold Park, and will leave im- mediately for a performance at Starts Tomorrow Batato Park for the New Jersey Arts man CROSSWORD MOttltTOWN TRIflEX MOMtKlM 1* IW ACROSS 3 |4 1 Neck hair 5 Metric measure -rrj— 10 Tramp i 14 Augury ii I 15 -belli I .-I 16 Large landmass 17 Flat H" 1 20 Can.prov. 21 Sheer OPEN FOR DINNER WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY 22 Caalle or Dunne H— Theater 23 3S I icronym P 24 Norm: abbr. 39 [40 1 T 25 Fleeing 12 Heavy and \i? I ft• 144 |45 I clumsy tb+147 33 Affluent 34 High priest 35 Neighborhood 36 Striped ft creature 36 Radar Image 59 1 in 39 Butt • 40 Feudal estate THIS YEAR, THE FUNNIEST 41 Fry In very LII L FAMILY IN AMERICA... little (at 7/25/B5 Th Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association 42 Redgrave film INVADES EUROPE I 46 Corrida cheer Presents | 47 Coin of Iran 9 Comp.pt. Yesterday s Puzzle Solved: 46 Battery 10 Coltlure H terminal 11 Cay I A Is IT a A ujj" n cIAID 11 HE LETTERMEN 51 Money 12 Oven MiiNna n "World Famous Entertainers S3 Red - beet 13 Facility IJNIJ P, R |•M N IT N Flee 18 Witty a 56 n [JM n a n Whose 'Music Speaks Louder 59 Gem 19 Connect r.iDC] \ia El 60 Locale 23 Paul ol music n N aE than Words'" 81 Jog 24 Foot cover n m ni II (iin •liiril HIAIS 1 p o 'if nil 62 Willie ol 25 Pastoral MMn Saturday, July 27 - 8:00 P.M. baaeball 26 Scholarly nun a u(1 a General Admission — 63 Arranges Muslim group. •a • a A | R 64 Indian 27 Surly nun o tl $8.50 (tax Incl.) 28 Metal •in nn R 1 Children under 12 — DOWN 29 Soft palate nt'iman a nnII r.i Mil 1 Geological 1.1 30 Type size r.iRFi TTN n a p n $7.50 (tax incl.) zone 31 Aged nnra » ii a 2 Approving 32 Stringed ma an n response Instrument q 11 Myron Floren 3 Shipshape 36 -die 1 | Featured Accordionist of the 4 Terminus 37 Small barrel 5 Baritone 38 -out 45 Claanses 53 Flying prefix Lawrence Welk Show and his orchestra Antonio (parachute) 48 Small particle 54 Spill over 6 Plaid 40 — mlgnon 49 Cal. valley 55 It. wine city Auditorium Ticket Office open Opens Tomorrow at Theatres Everywhere 7 Punta del — 41 Stow 50 Yes 57 Forerunner Daily 9-12 and 1-5 6 Qer. Indus- 43 Sings In a way 51 Palm olCIA Open all day on day of Performances FREEHOUJ MIDDLEBROW RT. 35 D/t THE MOVIES trial region 52 Unique thing 44 East 58 Ordinal sulllx (201) 9884645 CINEMA 6 MOVIES HWIE1 til) BANK FREEHWO 462 0600 • OCEAN TOWNSHIP 493-22;? 264-2200 747-0333 THURSDAY. JULY 25, 1985 Thr Register 7B Missing children on TV prime time Barbershop CBS In cooperation with the National The special spots will also be NEW YORK - CBS will broadcast Center for Missing and Exploited made available to local CBS af- special public service an- Children. filiates for broadcast In com- harmonies nouncements in prime time about munities across the country. missing children beginning Aug. 1 as "We hope that CBS's efforts will In addition to the missing children part of an expanded public service assist significantly in the growing spots, other special CBS prime-time WALL - The Asbury Park commitment on the CBS Television nationwide response to this prob- public service messages will cover a Barbershop Chorus is in concert Network lem," said Gene F. Jankowski, range of subjects, such as drunk at Allaire Village Sunday president of the CBS/Broadcast driving, drug abuse, safety and The messages will be produced by The chorus with Thomas Group, in making the announcement physical fitness. Cameron, West Long Branch, as its manager, is rendering its repertoire of popular barbershop tunes at 2:30 p.m. on the green next to the Allaire ART IN THE PARK - This Village General Store. painting by Matawan artist Elaine The public It invited to bring Vrabel is among the works ol art chairs or blankets and enjoy the featured at the Thompson Park concert from the grassy bank Visitor Center, Lmcroft, through opposite the singers. In the same area, Monmouth Aug. 4. The gallery is featuring County artists will have an art work by students in the Mon- show and sale noon to 4 p.m. mouth County Park System Paint- Outside the bakery building ing Workshop. The exhibit was across from the blacksmith's curated by Grace Graupe-Pillard, shop, Patsy Becker of Holmdel, Freehold artist. It may be viewed a visiting craftsperson, will between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily. demonstrate rug hooking from Admission is tree. noon to 4:30 p.m. The restored 19th century buildings at the village are open for tours. Village Interpreters in costume are on duty from noon to 4 p.m. All village buildings are within Allaire State Park, Route OEM ARTIST — Robin Berger, a former Jersey Shore area artist, 524 There is a car parking fee. is exhibiting monoprints and oil paintings at Gem Art Galleries Inc unless the driver, or a passen- through Aug. 10. This is Berger's first area exhibit. She is a 1966 ger, is exempt. graduate of Asbury Park High School, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Berger, Long Branch. She lives in Gloucester, Mass. 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THE FAMILY CIRCUS DOONESBURY DENNIS THE MENACE / JUSTHmiBP TO HI KUKNCW 0H,GOP,miSI55O SMBARRA9HNGT0 U amm, ANPITS, WUKNOUI, A PKEm IMPORTANT SPIT OCCASION,THAT rrour. Jit i m ^^ "Why not. Mommy? look at at th. f Irtwood w« gattatd" 'DENNIS HAS NEVER 'NO.SUTIHAT) KADETiquETTE.* The Register THURSDAY. JULY 25, 1965 BUSINESS LOCAL SECURITIES Oil stocks strong Bank! & Industrial quotations Dtmlalne courtesy Fahntstock S Co.. E.F. Hullon EAC Induatrtaa & Company Inc.. and American Securi- Electronic Aaaociat** Foodarama Market down third straight day ties. Hovnanlan Emafprlaaa 14H 14'* IFF 30H »% CantfB J«e»/ inilrumanl Sytltm* IH IH The strength in the energy stocks CiwnkstX ftwth 41% King Jama* EM Cart .14 dollar raised hopes of improved CMMM BUM Bonk 5'-. LMaura Tachnotogy 6H 6'* came amid signs that OPEC oil 11 vt UH MagnaCard IH 1-1111 earnings in the industry. Upjohn fell MARKIT IN BRIIF Ftr.iJarMy National The Associated Press 5!'. U IH 4'* ministers were near an agreement Fir-t Fidottly Bancofp 2V. to 117%; Warner-Lambert 2% to N.Y.S.E. Issues MonnJwth i^ptta^""^ZZ"Z «'• 4H hrii Paopiaa Mati N J on a relatively modest reduction in JO*. Monmouth Par* .60 NEW YORK (AP) - The stock 43*4. and Smithkline Beckman V/t to Horiion Banoorp IIH ConaoMatad Trading U 31% Monmouth Raal Eftata Midlantic Bank market gave ground for the third their nominal prices. Naltonal Community Banh •»'t N J Ruaouro* Corp 2614 MH u 4OH straight session yesterday in selling Wadnaaday.July 24 Naw JWMy NaUonal Corp 21 26'A Pannwalt Corporation 40'* IT 27 Vt 27H Exxon climbed 1% to 53; Texaco 3hr«Mbur> Slat* Bank Parkln-Elmar ascribed to profit-taking. 1 In the daily tally on the Big Board, Volume Shares SUM Wide Sanoorp 24'* » Praciaton Opttca H H 1 to 36%; Unocal I -, to 30; Mobil V 2 4 about three issues declined in price UnlMd CoufilMt Trust Co 40 42 Ray Comm Ind. Irtc l'« But oil stocks came on strong near 161,013,620 % to 30%, and Phillips Petroleum •« to Unltad National Sank R-JOOO vt the close on signs that the Organiza- for every two that gained ground. UnlMd J*x*ay Bank... 42H 41 ROM Euriortfon 1-1/11 2-3/11 12%, all in active trading. SplraiMtMi 26 tion of Petroleum Exporting Coun- The exchange's composite index INOOiTBIAL Stufl Y*r Faca U/32 1 tries might be able to avert any dropped .56 to 111.13. Alco Standards 17H •n Sunltta Energy 16 At the same time, stocks of Brockway 27 27'* Supwma/ktjt* Oanaral 46'* 47 immediate sharp decline in oil Bucn Erwirwaring 10 11 Syntrta J'* 2H airlines, which are large consumers Nationwide turnover in NYSE- Capital CUMt Comm 212 213* Thoma* Induib-K* prices. of fuel refined from petroleum, took Coatad SalM IH listed issues, including trades in Ttana Qlobal Alrilna* The Dow Jones average of 30 DaiaHaalty 06 .16 Trtangta Indutfrtaj* a dive. UAL fell 1 Vi to 54 '*; AMR 1 v* those stocks on regional exchanges Dan 1 Craft InduitrtM 16'* M% Unl*a3 Tataoontat industrials dropped 2.91 to 1,348.90, to 46%; Delta Air Lines 1 to 49%, and Da Tomaao InduatrtM 14 Untvwaal Marina) a thart Prod bringing its loss over the past three and in the over-the-counter market, Corp otAmar 14H 14'.* U SHomai Pan American World Airways % to totaled 151.61 million shares. sessions to 1064 points. At its 7. midsession low the average was Standard & Poor's index of 400 down about 11 points on the day Gerber Products fell 1% to 35. The industrials lost .67 to 213.27, and Volume on the New York Stock company reported lower earnings S&P's 500-stock composite index was N.Y.S.E. Index Exchange came to 128.60 million for the quarter ended June 30, and down .97 at 191.58. NY STOCK EXCHANGE shares, against 143.63 million Tues- said its results for the current 111.13 -0.66 day. quarter were expected to show The NASDAQ composite index for Ntwrc«,» SAP. Comp. — f — HiaMP 101 J 7170 10 - 1 Rates rose moderately in the another decline from year-ago the over-the-counter market ptcaa tor MM V. IM 120 14 2f7 MH-1 Nartk3a3«9 f H7 PI •**•• Laat CK§ PI &p1 H credit markets yesterday There are levels. tumbled 2.52 to 303 71 At the • 172f I4H-IH Mrtak 0* 411 ItH- V 191.66 -0.07 - 1 — a - •irehd 20 211 I — H lAPhtl 1 widespread doubts in the financial Profit-takers were notably active American Stock Exchange, the mar- AMI 41 ISO IIH . HfM II 10 SO 3H NaailUt 1 St 1I4S UH- Dow Jones Ind IMf *•< in the pharmaceutical group, which HO IIH- 1*. •di't 02* 7 4*4 4H- M i$.jn i M 4417 11H4 ' world that they will go much lower ket value index closed at 234 49. AMI • S0f7 «'i 1 | MMM 1* 341T 1 . H NaSitwlSl *11 *4 i • in the near future. has been strong lately as a falling down 66 1,346.«0 -2.91 III 1 1*10 4*H IH •dOSl 14 t*H-l Mfi'pi 1 20 11 1212 12M- 1 11174 2* 4 H IMfl ur m Oil SSI 7 Hwftnd IM II Itl «*H4 I Abtttt i 141244 V •> m aJW 117 |H ktortan 2 US' J* . la/tan a U U IS .+ . 'Mln 10 404 to IH- M i*x uni 1 tO lift 7IH4 AatM' 1*4 114011 41'*- l't 40 1 '•» ' . . MutnS 0*i n i>-» + lirfid 1 J0 • 1 7J11 ul*H + '» •kill 1 14 41 trrMi4 40 • 37** IT. lUAif 1* 10 471 UH- H •CBM 17 1734 - 0 — 77 111* MH . If MM M ikv H • 713 OH- •* )n>Nt 110 101*** HH+ H AkaUd I 1] *4 ]7't - '. ta» 331 7 *»<*a itt 441SS 11 • 1 « IMM ** Hit . laaftn 44 < IS7 70 . *t Plant hostage bill draws business ire • 101201 21 H Allgtw 1 70 * f 1474 10H- H igwid 1* If *W 14H-I H,r> 1 SO 11 1*4 11'4 AlWCp • 4 7177 44H- H 14 »IOS* MH- H OftfOtlM 11 117 11 AlltfSt' J u Nrto 101 IH ' • 110* Mi i i (hnW '1 40 *14tl 14H4 H Bruce G Coe of Rumson, presi- mouth. Middlesex, who represents 71 1^ 40 7*4* 7H~ I* TRENTON — Business reaction to .'(•• Owanlll 1 tO 10 Mil 4*'. dent of the 11,000-member associa- Um »1*17 14 .4 I OfdM 40 14U* 41H4 II much of the Bayshore. which is 1 Oifwd 44 10 41 17'4- H 444 I|H H ipThk 40 i4 m the so-called "plant hostage bill" tion, an industry trade group, said Aautn 1 10 40 11 t - 0 — home to some of the county's largest nuts n«w ii m, i«o passed by the state Legislature last Hi - 0 - o - 10 HI 44 . - H yesterday the bill "is the most anti- U'and 1*0 flOlI *4 -1 fmU 1*4 7 71S4 11V) 4 . employers Uf 20* 101031 31H-1 month that would crimp a com- business, anti-jobs bill to come from Ud<« 1 40 If 1*2* 113H- 14 Paiiifj 132 11 475 43 . H T| 1113a 4H*j- H Coe said the bill should have come **H*« 7*0 II 3»* BH- t amati 41 fltM 74H- V, pany's ability to lay off. relocate or the state Legislature in the last 10 4IH-I '•c.h* 2 32 *• ..• I ' 14 1*44 11") H 1 14*1 31 . i. from a labor or industry committee. Mb 4f Ml 44H-I fold has been "tremendous and AllrNa 1 144 IMHI 72L h «Or« 1*27 7 - H years ' It provides modest worker totfClH Van Wagner could not be reached for A«4>P » n ll»*rt 44'i 1 i Mi 120 HlfO7 n -in 10 ta4 i* .• M totally negative. " a business as- benefits, but for a "company fight- M'.. « Pwwwf 13* f 1141 4fH- M 14 740 71't H af* ISO 114731 sociation says comment despite several attempts. ANamt JfO 1110*0 41H IH 71 14 1210* 1SH- i ing to survive, it tends to pound the AMotp II DM71 4SH » 11 147t ITH— '% H—i' 120 11 327 40"*- >» last few nails in the coffin " "To put it bluntly, businesspeople 40 tIS13 I* • i xM.lll 1 14 Hit 1'H- '» tanntal 120 1) I72*ull -.41 The bill, passed by both houses uaVf 44 :< ii> ii i. 1' 4 4*73 UH4 H Na»*t If 170 13 —IH last month and now before Gov are really steamed that a bill like 411 1 . Ml i IM *]'-«4iH **U» 1 71 14 7131 SI*. He said the six-month notice could this one has gotten as far as it has," Ml 10 IM W") i 147S*t 17*.. . Thomas Kean. calls for a company 11 43* 41 . IM 111231 M*. M jeopardize credit lines, suppliers and U *H to 11 HI Coe said previously in a prepared 1 i4lfM7 li i » jl, , li^o "* 1S31 -11 . • . to give six months' notice before rMtil 7 10 41974 IS*. customers because of diminished statement "The last thing we need 14 40' 14>. H to 11»77» 14H4 M PhMkV 4 '01)34 12*. i. laying off more than 50 employees 1—ill iMH 44 i*m 111 confidence in a company, and that, is to be the only state with special I..fcrEf (i and give them from one to 12 weeks' ironically, could cost even more 740 IH2V4 OH-IM penalties for declining companies 1 24* 7S 4 ft severance pay according to senior- AfKfW 44 1*4 77 % 14 )Q47 11 —1 employees their jobs. And com- and a law that says management 114*11 llt-IH 12 Iff 43 - H laiaut 1 14 1047 ity; give company-paid medical and Anthn, 21* UH panies interested in relocating in or 44b * » U 1 • 1 1 40 n % can't make a move without telling 444 M4V.0 1 IMI74 Jt',. '•) life insurance benefits for six IpVtot 14 ?' . . . a HUH it •> . expanding in the state all want to government in advance." « 1)4407 IM. l| Dtjaj IN U 4» r ill* 30) months following layoff, and to ITM »'• ' *t P'MM. 1*0 14 It*] It - H know the status of the bill "They all fcmftin M io;»4 i4>. i i u 1*C*' 1 11217 71 . deposit the cash premiums of those ••••*«» I] 22tt W i « want to know if it will pass," he said, *ll 74>l | i fill! «'»- H "The bill is based on the idea that *»** i*'t , 1 benefits with the state Treasurer AiMO-l Mi 447 11. * 1. |6JMfe 1 20 10 til PMC 1*4 r*4*t 7* • U adding that if it does, many of those government can make it too ex- Ak*M 140 10 113* 41 11 1 BS3 30H- H *f* • '• 1 1017 IS ,+ i within five days of giving the layoff r )IM it 4 it h/Mbx If 12 3*7 i' i H firms will locate elsewhere. pensive for a company to lay people to 11 1111 MH- H 42 11H4 H • 1*1 tH4 . notices aW| 1 44 not* There are similar bills before 11 141 :1 *i i II I43HS 4fH-lH off, even if the company is losing * ft- 40 - H — H - Bruce G. Coe 14 41 I*'.* . i II I 31 *11 31 • U legislatures in 24 states, but only AVIMC 40 1 |a Layoffs need not come all at once money, " he said "(The association) 40 14 130 IS - H 10 illi J7 . i •wtna u 21 111 J)i. t ll* Maine has adopted something like it. W - R - * - and the bill covers all businesses, considers that the anti-business ap- ii mi 34 - H - L*. M 30 the New Jersey Business and Indus- 52 Ill i 10 km 1 II 144* n 44 111014 HH— ^ KA 1 04 113*41 44H- H "from airlines to zoos." according to try Association. Coe said. Such bills have also been proach to retaining business. It 14 71 11'.* 14 10 nr i40t IV* i •U 10 14 223 I 4 » introduced in Congress with strong -• • doesn't give you a good reason to - • - at nim ltH+ 4 lafcPw I 14 1132 43H-1H lain 4*i'34 *•« | 1* 7« IIH 1 M <4 233t organized labor support, but they stay open in New Jersey, but it does •aw t4 10 It itH- H 111 ' . 1 1440 H nio II H 1 M 11 U4 )v. also have not been adopted give you a good reason not to bring 1 40 ll 3*1 il*i- H Mf*•daaftt 14 3*4 I"-* 1 22 i'U3f I? « - 1 **••••* 1 I IM 4) . A Mt 7H your company here in the first lajfeaj 10 MMM. * •axM tO II SI 41H4 • Two of the strongest state union W Condfl 4 7f4f I7'»* H <*«» 1 1* 11*331 a i vt 1* 2S JIH— M lakrwi 41 11 ISO HH+ H or 583-5210. Obituaries call our M 1 7 1*41 30 - H Mad** Ifl MH tion, called Corporate News and i n II IM 17H4 H Mty|{ 1 • It) 41 1 1 Tatta tft 4H— H 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.. City Desk at 542-4000 (omld 2 40 • 413* J4H4 H 1 1U SH Irawal lab Awards. 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Information should 4o*V> 1 II 1471 11 4 (130 710*4 MH- H — W — W — OtAaF 1*0 I lift M 4 kWftw t 44 * 40* ll'-.4 H 10 1474 13H-IH WANTTOADVIRTISIT be directed to the City Desk. • 411 1*1 Maw a *4 71 214 4 '* Dwati 104 II4M 3* + H W*IMn 2t :i 3ti4 so —i Classified Advertising 542-4000 ext. 200. 210. 220. - N - N WahJni 40 7 117 3JW- H _ • - 1 - NCI M 11410* 141* H WraCw •47 n>\- A Department 542-1700 IMIAI w md 20 *2t IS 4441 43H-1H l«»Gf 1131 IM 2JH + 1 X MH to - 11 fl* S4H- V WthWt ]4I 1 332 2H14 H Display Advertising It YOUR AD IMCORRICT? 1 K 171070 41H- •Otrul 1*1 1*101* UH WatW 240 The Register f«ai 1 17} WH-2 140 73114 S3H4 Department 542-4000 Classified Advertising: Irw 1041 I3H4 M WflA.fl ) 1314 7H M 11 477 M MftOil in lcM use of some old tracks in New they are unlikely to dedicate an POTTER PLACE, N.H. (AP) - Hampshire. On other abandoned abandoned track for use by the Where others see only an abandoned stretches, he says he rides illegally disabled because of the dangers of railroad, Ron Forster sees a play- Michael Crowley, a cerebral palsy injury and the question of who would ground where disabled people could victim, said that when he climbed be liable, he says. glide through the open air for miles aboard a rail rider, "Wham! I just Forster concedes that one of his past waterfalls, mountains and took off." rail riders could be dangerous if used meadows. by an irresponsible person. "Some He wants to turn some of Ameri- Crowley, 24, isn't good at sports, kid, I guarantee it, is going to try to ca's 45,000 miles of abandoned including those designed for the challenge the 5:09 from Boston," he railroad track into parks where handicapped. He shuns a regular said, imagining an encounter be- disabled people, including the blind, bicycle, fearing he might fall over or tween a train and his machine. could use his invention: the pedal- hit something. powered rail car. "I'm going to bring my friends," He says abandoned railroad Forster is a former New Hamp- he said after his first rail ride. "I'm rights-of-way have been granted for shire chili champion, former com- good at this." recreational use on 30 miles of track mercial pilot, restaurant owner and outside Chicago and another 30 in all-around entrepreneur. He says he Forster builds the machines at his Wisconsin from Kenosha to has invested about $50,000 and sev- River Bend Mill in Franklin and LaCrosse. The sections are open to eral years of tinkering on his latest someday hopes to mass produce bicyclists and hikers. enterprise. them. The riders sell for about In New Hampshire, Forster has $1,500, but the price could drop his eye on a few hundred miles of The chain-driven 5-foot machines, considerably if greater numbers track abandoned or about to be, which resemble motorless go-carts, were made, he said. including a stretch through the require no agility and little strength He got the idea from years of scenic White Mountains owned by to operate, Forster says. Riders riding his bicycle on the tracks — a the Boston 4 Maine Railroad don't have to see, and it's nearly pastime that dates back to the late impossible to fall off. The cars ride 1800s when a rig was invented to hold But railroad spokesman Dennis on rails using four 17-inch aluminum the two wheels in place on the rail. Coffey said this week, "Mr Forster wheels, coated with cloth to muffle wants us to dedicate a track for his them. They can reach a speed of 12 Forster is trying to get a service purposes. Well, we're not going to do mph, he says. club to sponsor a test project for the that If it's that important, he should , ASSOCIATED PRESS Forster uses one of the machines handicapped and help him overcome build his own track if he needs one himself and says about 2,000 other railroad objections to turning over "Our tracks are private property track into parks, where blind and handicapped RAIL RIDER — Ron Forster rides the rails on the people have ridden them. abandoned lines for his plan. To use them is to trespass and we pedal-powered rail car he created. Forster wants people could pedal. He has already been granted the Railroad officials have told him take that very seriously " to turn thousands of miles ol abandoned railroad Korea vets will remember dead of 'the forgotten war' A DYING BREED foot, not helicopters We fought in 40- WASHINGTON (AP) - Bill Nor- Norris has been dismayed for a degree-below weather in the winter ns fought on Heartbreak Ridge and long time by the lack of attention to Mundong-Ni and in the Iron Triangle and 105 degrees in the summer We Register reporter Chris Hand the sacrifices by American fighting suffered frostbite and heat stroke." in a war he thinks has been men in the Korean war — referred forgotten. to officially as only a "conflict" And after the war, he said, "We explores the many So on Saturday, the 32nd an- because Congress never declared never raised a fuss or demon- reasons for the decline niversary of the end of the Korean war against the North Koreans strated." war, Norris and a few others are He was made unhappy, too, by Norris and his friend, Joe of Monmouth County's going to honor their fallen buddies newspaper and television stories this McCallion of Wakefield, Mass., de- with a small ceremony at Arlington spring about the 40th anniversary of cided to hold the ceremony at once thriving apparel industry. National Cemetery. the end of World War II and the 10th Arlington, where one of the four There will be no White House anniversary of the end of the fighting bodies in the Tomb of the Unknown representation, no military bands in Vietnam — stories that ignored Soldier is that of a warrior who fell and very little of the pomp that is the war where 54,259 Americans died in Korea part of most other such ceremonies trying to keep communist North OFT MORI at Arlington, the final resting place Korea from overrunning South There will be a wreath-laying at of many of America's military Korea. Three years and 32 days of that tomb, then a simple memorial heroes. fighting ended with the signing of a service in the cemetery's "This is just a bunch of guys that truce agreement on July 27, 1953 amphitheater. On a table will be a got together,'' says Norris, 56, of soldier's helmet filled with flowers The Register "We have put our uniforms away SUNDAY Waterford, NY. "They didn't do and remained quiet," Norris wrote Then, each person will take one DAILY C-' nuwnAv nothing for us for years, we'll do this to a reporter. "Those who were flower and place it on a grave of a for ourselves. This is by us, and for there remember We took hills by veteran. Classified. .ACTION LINE 542-1700 =INDEX= Public Notices Situations Wanted Male 55 Pets and Livestock. 77 Buildings/Garages 109 Camping Equipment 153 rect insertion ot any advertisment (Legal.) Situations Wanted AircralL. 78 Wanted to Rent •110 Recreational Vehicles _ 154 and only when II materially atlects Male/Female 56 Swap or Exchange 79 the value of the ad If it contains an Special Notices Child Care/Nursery Bicycles/Mini Bikes. . 60 Real Estate for Sale Automotive error call classified All ads are re- Sports Equipment 81 stricted to their proper classification Schools 57 130 Wanted Automotive '. 220 Lost and Found . 6 Swimming Pools 82 Open Houses. and set in the regular Daily Register Special Notices . 9 CBs, Electronics 83 Houses for Sale 131 Construction Equipment 230 Financial Auto Financing.- _ _ 240 style ot type Right is reserved to Travel-Transportation 12 Merchandise Wanted 84 Condominiums /Town edit or reject any copy or ad Instruction—^ 15 Business Opportunity. _ 61 Price Busier 85 Houses- . 132 - Auto Insurance __ 250 Mortgages _ 62 Income Property 133 Auto Rent/Leas* 260 Business Directory Money To Loan 63 Real Estate Rentals Farm Property 134 Auto Services/Parts 270 TO PLACE Money Wanted^ _ 64 135 Motorcycles 280 Business Service • 21 Commercial Property Apartments- 101 Industrial Property 136 Trucks and Trailers 290 YOUR Arts 4 Crafts 22 Merchandise Houses lor Rent 102 Lots and Acreage 137 Autos For Sale 300 CLASSIFIED Rentals to Share 103 Mobile Homes 138 AD Employment Merchandise for Sale _ 71 Winter Rentals 104 139 Qarage/Yard Sale- 72 Cemetery Lots READ YOUR AD CALL THE Help Wanted Male or Female Summer Rentals 105 Real Estate Warned 140 51 Machinery For Sale- __ 73 Furnished Rooms 106 THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE Babysittlng/Chlld Care 52 Rental Service _ 74 Nursing/Retirement IT APPEARSI 542-1700 Recreational Domestic Help, 53 Farm Equipment^- _ 75 Home«_ 107 The Daily Register will not be re- MONDAY-FRIDAY Situations Wanted Femele_ 54 Auction Sates _ 76 Commercial Rentals-^ 108 . Boats and Accessories 152 sponsible for more than one incor- 8:30-4:50 1,1,, * 236 Mlddlatown • • of N*w Jartay, aooaptaMa to tha Township of MddtMown and a bid guaranty to tht Town- m m Lona Branch ship of MUdtatown for no* laaa >• • ' than 1OH of tha amount btd ax- BRIDGE ADVICE oapl that th* Wd Guaranty n—a not ancaad 130.000 00 Tw award of tha contract tor Itfftl thia work will not ba mada unw A throw-in play can sometimes spades. If he bids five hearts (two NOWelohoraoyglvanmattha -! tha naoaaaary fundt hava baan nagular Mooting ol long ovancfl provldad by lha Townahlp of be prevented by alert defense. aces), you bid 5NT, asking about ip, MM* • • i • •mraot Authority fcr I M, 11 'Nl.ll ' . '•as. no* bean raoohoduay I, Mlddlatown in a lawful manoar Today's East should win the first kings and planning to bid seven raoohoduaM and Trta Townihip or anglnaa* ra- '' I. •rva tha right to raqutra a com- trick with the ace of hearts to spades if he has more than one . i, •• • Plata financial and aspartanos twitch to diamonds. South loses the king. • 4 Hi, atatamant from prospacttv* btd- l H • dar* »howtng that thay n*v« MI- diamond finesse and, later, the club lafaotorlty oomptstad work of tha South dealer Avenue. Long Iranoh, Now Jor- finesse. Down two. 1 •jy. and, met at own Regular MOOKts anon formal acoon or furnlahing proposal forma or After Bast sleepily let his partner North-South vulnerable FRAMERS aoHona aa moy bo requiredmo y omoattons. or bsfora award- i bo tokon. Tho AgorMa for mo tha oontract win the first trick, South ruffed the NORTH • RoomoUulad Regular Maoong •ha right i» also raaarvad to TEMPORARY • i . r« anoH bo mo ornma aa that tor 3 rs**d any or sM ofaa or to wa)v*r next heart, got to dummy with a •AJ963 r«Qulrw • • formality la not dotrlmonlal to tha trump to ruff dummy's last heart, Ootoft JulyM, tsoa *v Bi 35 oonatfuooon. Contract MOO and •V OBDtH OF THI MAVOfU . captured the queen with it. SOUTH oponod and road In puMIc at AND TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE ARTIST iff inirtg. Nign Mlddlolown Township Hall, OF THI TOWNSHIP OF . • KQ1052 background Klnga Highway and Highway M MIDDH.ITOWN Now, thanks to South's prepara- • Youhold:OKQ1052 2» Eatontown 237 Monmouth BBBch 2a Monmouth County 250 Othw Public Notice 51 HelpWanted 51 Htlp Wanted 51 Htlp Wanted 51 Help Wanted 12 Trav«l- CONSTRUCTION LABORERS — >ESK CLERK — 7em-3pm ahirt, FISH MARKET — Looking for nMUCMOTKI pertaining toJarra l Hearty tor an oanoaHad. This action haa bean 971, Trenton, Naw Jareay 04B28, CAKE DECORATOR — 5 daya : PUBLIC MOTICi to iMrata marprotaOon of "rear yard" In taken due to tha earty oomola- In aooordanoa wtth tha rulee of Tfirporf Hon rom 10-3. Call or come in. Mon- ull-Ume. Muat have trans, (coi- weekday* Mull appry In person esgreearve individual wtth retail gMi IM UtodMl and KMiv ^onnectton wttti otto ptan drew* tkm of the Commrttee's daabara- civil practtoe and prooadure. KEANSBURQ — Resident needs Tuee-Thurs-Frl, 10-3. Carvel, age students also ok for sum- between 2-6pm Howard John- eeelood salee e*p Muii have Angua K» WU wpHeuion lo nga. ttons. This action has bean inaUtutad ids lo-from Linden area. After- Airport Plan, Haztet. 264-6660. mer* 717-OOBO. •on't., Rl M. Middtetown driver's license A good referen- Shirley A. Barry ce* CaH 261-4206. . M SaMMmm ZaMng lewd « Virginia A. Edwards for tha purpose of (1) toraotoaing noon shift. Will pay '4 expenses CARRIER WANTED COOKS - Exp preterrded DIETICIAN P/T — Buay in- to • MvMm la p« Acting Director a monoage dated May 18, IBM, Cell 406-3343. For delivery In lha Rumeon-Falr Salary according to exp Call for erntiia' office Send ratuma wtth July» |K3 Community Davatopmant made by Stanley W. Oaorgaoon qualltlceitona to Boa T-4S7. The FULL TIME 4 HlWegard M Oaorgaeon. hit Haven araa Approximately 1 '4 itsrvlew 261-0533 OAS STATION ATTENDANT ntumm m t pwuna m lor • July 20 M 76 to 2 hours pi day About 1200 Register. Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 privaMy ownM Mmt-fcaotor in • wife, as mortgaoors. to Tha COOKS — Daytime work. Some Day Refs a musi 830-6073. 242 thwwtbufv Bofouoh Chase Manhattan Bank. NA. f+- par month. Reliable car a muat. nights. Experienced only Full DISHWASHER-FULL TIME R.» Zon* en lha iimnim d««- For Information call: Susie, FULL-TIME TYPIST — Needed 249 8taf of MBW J«f V oordad on May 24.1M6. in Book Ime Apply In paraon lo Bahr's Naveaink Country Club. tor Red Bank office Muat have 2 lgnM>d «• Keek fit Lot 9 «l«o NOTtCa TO MONM 2603 of Mortgages for Mon- 542-6660 known •• KS Wan SUM. Ealon PUBLK: NOTICI 51 H«lp Wanted Restaurant. Highlands. Call for appl 642-3111 years word processing ex- Nottos la hereby fltven that mouth County. Page 47B,; and CARPENTERS HELPERS — sealed bids will ba received by SEALED BIDS will be received (2) Urreoovar poaaaaaton ol. and Mate or Famate COOK — Part lime weekends DISHWASHER — Experience perience Excellent salary, ban- from bidders classified undar Must have trans. Full lime only. preferred. Exoeitenl salary A eftu. some Hex time Send re- the Mayor end CounoM of the concerns premteee commonly ALARM SYSTEM TECHNICIAN 767-0060 Private residence 25 people A puouo hawing >rtl M hau M Borough ol Shrewsbury for N J 8.A 27 7-35 i el eaq., In tha known, aa 2t2 Ooaan Boulevard. — Experienced In alt phases of family style. Phone Brother John benaflis Apply In person Atlantic sume; PO Box 643, Red Bank, tM Sonxjgli Hi), 47 Broad " 1966 Roadway Repaying and Hearing Room, Room 140-Maln Atlantic Hlghlande, New Jersey security/(I re/special service sys- Martin 842-4712. leave name ft Highlands Nursing Home • N.J 07701. J Curbtovg Program in the Borooph Building, Transportation Bulld- tems 3-6 yrs experience Must CARRIER WANTED phone number. Mlddleiown Ave , Atlantic High- ng, 1036 Parkway Avenue, Tren- If you ara unable to obtain an lands Mon A Frl, 6-4 FULL TIME REGISTERED Q Mi. 1M6 at 8:00 p.m. of Shrewsbury" at 1000 am have clean record t ba bond- NURSE - All shifts Exc fringe Document* Md pam HW by prevaWnp ttme on Thuraday. ton, Naw Jersey, until 10:00 a.m. Itorney. you may OM August 6, 1BU and opened and wi'h tha Naw Jersey able. Call 747-1400 COPY DESK DISPATCHER — Pad-time for benefits Apply In person Atlantic thhe •ppHoBnHt t ere HUttl to Auouet 8. 18*6 at tha MunkXpat read for ROUTE 38 (1M3). SEC- taxi service Apply tn paraon Highlands Nursing Home, • Mtpwion durtng r*gui« busi Suldtna, 41» Sycamore Avenue, Ai'iocisiion by o ailing ASSISTANT - To the Sporis ASSISTANT TIONS 4F ft Sf and ROUTE 36 *e*-3«4-ii0i You may alao Editor. Must have layout and CARRIER Mlddleiown Yellow Cab, 58 Mlddlelown Ave.. Mon.-Frl. new hour* « ihe Borough Hat, al whtoh ttme they wW be opened contact the Lawyer ReferrsJ Ser- ENTRY LEVEL — Pos- Longwood Ave , Mlddletown 10 6 a.m.-4 p.m. Planning/Zoning Room, 47 and reed sioud. gU), SECTIONS BE ft6 D editing experience. Call Rich Route 33 (1»3>. Section! 4F ft vice of tha County of venue by Nlcoieiil aftar 6 P.M. 542-4000. WANTED ition for recent Journal- •4 p.m. see Qeorge. Broad tfrMt tMontown. Wort oonateta of lha oonetruo- calling (201) 431-5844 It you FULL-TIME — Reeponelble p July 2f U 84 •on of approxlmater* 10.250 feet 6F, and Routs M (tMS), Sec- Equsl Opportunity Employer Thousand Oaks Village. ism graduate or Individ- DISHWASHER — Experience sons to run neeww Food SerSecv e lions 9E ft 60. from West of cannot afford an attorney, you ol oonorsts ourbtng. the repevlng may communicate wtth the Lag*) ASSEMBLY M/F - Apply at Mo- Navesink. Call Jeff Cady ual with solid language preferred Exoeltent salary A Store in Red Bank Will train Can of various roadways with approx- Wyckoff Road to Vicinity of Waet benefits Apply In person Atlantic Nina, 222-3766 Wed.. Thurs. Sat. Long Branch Borough. Corpor- Sarvtoaa offtoa of the County of tion Systems Corp , 61 Rlordan 542-8880 •kills and Interest in Highlands Nursing Home. 8 imately 3.700 tone ol brtumtnoos ate Line, Widening, Resurfacing, venue by calling (201) 747-7400, PI. (Off Of Shrewsbury Ave |. FULL-TIME — Health/Guidance 2»4Mftboco concrete and miscellaneous CARRIER NEEDED — Vicinity of news. Ability to work Mlddleiown Ave , Mon A Frl. 6-4. Sign Support Structure* and YOU. EARL L. CHAMBERS, hit Shrewsbury. NJ. 642-6060 Woodland Dr., also Broadmoor teacher for 85-M school year. other related work Hems. Traffle Circle elimination, under deadline pressure N.J. certification with elementary Tha plena, spoomoaW* and heirs, devisees and personal Drive Llncroft Start Immedl- DRIVERS WANTED - For pizza Take Notoe the under- Borough of Eatontown, Mon- reoreeantaUvas, and his, their, or y. Call 542-6660. aak for is essential. Some writing school preferred Send letter of Jtar oontraot dooumerm lor tha mouth County. DP No. 047 any of their successors In right, delivery evea. 4-12PM. Make application and reeume 10 Or. •ignad has appoelad to the Zon- propoaad work, prepared by Lynn. and editing. Reply to: good money dally Musi have ing Board of M|u«m*nt of The Department , In ac- libs and Intoreet. ara made party Lenore Farrah. Shrewsbury Leon S. Avaklan. tno. Consulting defendants to thla foraotoaura News Editor own car A ins Red Bank Pizza, Borough School. 20 Obre Place, Marlboro TownaNp for a UM Engineers, 78S Wayside Road. cordance with Title VI Clvtl CARRIERS WANTED 642-2631 vartanoa from Baotfan 617 of the Rights Ad of 1964, 76 Stat 292 action baoauae you are the hold' ATTENTION! Boy. 6 Qlrls THE REGISTER Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. "~Btune, M J may ba examined ar of a judgment entered In the 11 years and older Marlboro TownaMp Zoning OroV ha offtoe of tha Engineer dur- U8C. 48 CFR. Parts 21 and Pleaee mention THE REGISTER Box 520 FURNITURE WORKROOM nanoa 14V7t ao aa to permit loee- 23 Iseued pursuant to auch Act. office of the Clerk of the Superior To Deliver ing buelnaaa hours. Wooers may and Section 504 of the Rehabili- Court of Naw Jersey under whan replying to a Register Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 HELPER — Veild drivers license ing amMtna spews in Marlboro obtain one oopy tharaol upon Docket #JJ-207S7-*4 on Novom- employment sd. THE REGISTER equired. Will train Year round industrial Fart for UM at a gym- tation Act Of 1973 will afford min- Equal Oppty Employer employment Apply lo M proper nottoa and payment ola ority business enterprises full bar 14, 16*4 In tha sum of AUTO MECHANIC — Class A. Good opportunity to earn DRIVERS naatte oantar on pramlaaa at non-rafundajbta oharoe of *40. to M.4B2.34 wtth coata of 1 at count; COUNTER HELP - Dunkl SH bar stain. 428 Broad St.. Marlboro Industrial Park, Tlmbar opportunity to submit bids In Hers 4 all tools required Salary money, win priiee Our pan-time school bus driv- defray lha ooet thereof Checks eeponse to this invitation and t3,1M94 with coats on 2nd Donuts, looking tor mature Shrewsbury. Lane and Vandarburg Road count, I1.7B4.SS for attorneys commensurate with exp. Apply OPENINGS NOW minded, dependable persons for ers will earn from I130-S250 snaM be wrtltan to tha order of wlH not discriminate agalnit any in Paraon J 4 R Sunoco. Hwy 36. GAS STATION ATTENOANT8 Known aa Mot* 87A L« 4 on the Leon S. Avanian. bw. for seen set bidder on the ground* of race, fee; and S2.140.SS leas faaa paid 1 Bay Ave. Downtown High- counter duliee Ail shifts avail- Tu Map This appeal is now on of 1376.00 for attorneys lee wtth Beiford. NJ Lands able Muat ba 1S yrs. old. F/P-tlme Call or apply In person of documents color, MM, national oflgln, or and home in the PM VanVllet's Mobile. 264-0670 the oaHndar and a puHo haar- Btds must bo made on lha handicap In the contract award, costs, wherein you. EARL L. AUTO PARTS DRIVER 2 Country Club Apt* . Ealonlown Full/part time avail Apply In par- ing haa baan aohodulad tor CHAMBERS, ara tha ludgmani 3 Siony Hit) Apis . Esiontown aon only before 3 p.m. Manoard propoaal form in a 4 COUNTER PERSON Other advantage* are: GENERAL MAINTENANCE — Augual 7, IBM a) 800 p,m toth « • and Bidders are required to comp- creditor and Thomas A. Murray, Faat-paoad growing deal- Call Shrewsbury Dunkln Donuta. Rl Painting A carpentry Must be Marlboro Muntolpal luHdlng. required by tha spaoMceVons ly with the requirements of P L tha ludgmani debtor, and tor any er/dletrlbulor Salary + com- 36 6 Newman Springs Rd . faat and thorugh Sian immedi- 1O7» Townahtp Drtve. Marlboro, They shad ba anotoaad In an 1B76. C. 127. Hen. claim or Internet you or they mission. Medical, Dental paid 542-8680 Mlddletown Dunkln Donutt, 665 Off all holidays y. 531-6345 N.J. at wMoh Urns you may ap- Drawings, spec Ideation • and may have In. lo or against the Apply In person M Schwartz * Rt. 36. 4 Matawan Dunkln Home on weekends opaque aaatad anvotope ad mortgaged premise* being fore- CARRIER Clean, May work paar In paraon. or by an attorney draoaad totn a Mayor and Coun- bid documents may be in- Sons Inc. 141 W Front St.. Rod Oonuta, Rt. 34 4 Broad St. GLAZIER — Experienced and praaant any obfrcttona you spected or obtained for a fee of cioeed herein by the plaintiff Bank. WANTED Good vehicle* Call Door's R Ua Glass cii of tha Borough of CUSTODIANS 4 FLOOR PER Choice of being off all summer or may heve toth a granting of thla Shrewsbury, baarlng on the •62.00. torful l slis drawings, st 466-2626 •ppaal or avldanoa rotating tha Bureau of Contract Adminis- JOHN M MAYSON. CLERK AUTOMOTIVE PARTS PERSON IN COLTS NECK SONS — Needed In Hailet 4 working summer camp routes outtde the name of the bidder, — Full time Full benefits Ex- Union Beach araa. Cai Job security, steady, depen- QRILL PERSON — To open up M thereto. AN propooad axhtoHa Na addraaa and the name of ttie tration. 1036 Parkway Avenue. SUPERIOR COURT To deliver The Register ara on Ma wHh tna aartng olark Trenton. Naw Jersey, 06025 dur- OF NEW JERSEY perlenca a plus Call WERNER 1-600-392-6646 dable hours am Early hours Mainly break- contract for whtoh the bid le sub- ing business hours Names and DODGE 717-3600 Sun. thru Frl. to cus- fast trade Flex hour* Reliable a and ara avaHaaia torkiapooaon . mitted Btds muat be sooom- Jury 25 S33-S4 DOAFT8PEA8ON — Civil •ngl- To become one of our high-paid Thta nodes la served upon you by eddreaeee of prospective bid- tomers located In thenawlng 4 drartaporton noodad drivers, you must apply now to must. Apply In person lo Ray's pantod by a oarMoato from a ders for this protect may be ac- AUTO AND GENERAL — Qlses be ready (or the start of school In Realaurinl, 340 W. Front St.. tha appaoant by dlraoMon of lha surety com peny eteVng that It wW work. Company paid pension area of Maple Drive and tor proQTM*iva Engineering firm Koyport. M/F. Zoning Board or ad|uatmant qulred by telephoning Minimum 3 yrr •xpwionc* En September provide the specified per- MW-g«4-6Sii during bustnaae plan. Blue Croes/Blue Shield, Provincial Place. collajnt bt>n*flla 4 day work Apply In person 10-4. Murphy purauant to oMuta. formance and maintenance hours Life insurance Holidays and va- HAIRDRESSER — Full or part ttardey Vaefcar, Anornay wMk Salary open Cal Bus Service, 55 Longwood time with following for shop bonda In the evarw that tha oon- Drawing*, supplementary csiions Atlantic Giesa Co.. 21 5M-OW7 12noon-6pm. Ave. Mlddleiown. for World Cup OymnaattOB, Inc traot M awarded toth a btddor Maple Ave . Rod Bank. Call 542-8880 under new management Salary Jury H $12 SO speclflcetlons, end boring logs 6 Lost and Found + commission Call 671-0336. CARRIER WANTED — For Sun- DANCE INSTRUCTORS — Mu DRY CLEANER — Needs spot- by s may also ba impacted (BUT NOT ter-presser Full-time position lor After 6 pm 566-0612 OBTAINED) by contracting FREE FOUND ADS AVON day morning. Musi ba an aarty teri In the aru Send reeume lo OMMar'a check, or bM bond for As a service to our community, rlaar. CaH Mlchaai. Mon. thri P.O. Bon 25. Red Bank. N.J experienced quality minded per- HAIRDRESSEFT- ASSISTANT 10H of lha amount of lha bM, gsnltattons at our vartoua Design 01701. son Call Madison Village Field Offloae si the following lo- The Dairy Register Is offering a Frl, 7-6:16 a.m. or 3-5:15 p.m Exp lor busy Hailet Salon 216 Mlddlalown FREE 3-ltne FOUND ad for 4 Christmas In July. 495-2668 Cleaners. Maiawan, M6-3232 Call 264-6724 bank or truat company, payable cal tons EASY ASSEMBLY WOAKI — days under our Loft 4 Found DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Pan HAIRDRESSER NOTtCB to tha order of the Borougrt of i2flg Route 40 ctaeaiftcatton It's not too early to be thinking CARPETS — 4 Vinyl contractors time. In general Denial practice 1600.00 per 100 Guaranteed take notloa lhal tM ftrwewstoury, as guarantee that in Psrsippany-Troy Hills. NJ Must be experienced Same day In Red Bank. Exp. preferred Payment. No Experience /No Needed with following 201-263-5100 The Register appreciates your about Avon's greatest Christmas Call after 8 pm 830-1457 undorUgnad tm» sppUed lo tM honeaty I will do its pan in find- in history Loweet prlcaa In years pay, 606-667-6456. call 642-2337 Sales. Details send self-ad Planning Board of tha Township Mdoer. ha wW. wHhtn tan daya 530 fellowship Hoed dressed stamped envelope, Ml Laurel N.J. ing tha original ownar Ptaasa to consumer and extremely at- CARPENTER - Full tlma Exp'd DENTAL ASSISTANT — 2 night HANDY PERSON - Retired of MkMnotown. HUIO parmti the • ceil us at 542-1700 tractive earnings for repreeenta- with own toots Apply In paraon ELAN VITAL - 916. 3414 Part-time Private Home appUoanl toBloc k 136 LM 26 and tumleh eattsfaotory par 0O»-Me-4g83 per week + Sal. afternoons Enterprise Rd., Ft Pierce. FL intersections Rts HI. 21 and FOUND - Qoid brecaiei found tlvee-Up to SOS. Now is lha best Sea Winds Condominiums. 548 Mtddletown X-Ray lloenee Call 642-4316 18-4 5 MINOR SUBDIVISION forme/we bond Upon fsHure K time to gat • territory bum up Paiton Ave., Long Branch. 33482 REQUIRED Propoaad Naw Lot do so, he shaN forfeit tha depoeH 22 Sal July 70 Mtddletown/Llncrofl neceeaary 071-6620 HANDY PERSON/MASON — Newark. NJ Rd . Lmcrott Pleess call Limited openings available For Person with exp In masonry to as Mqutdatad damage* ana the more Information call 747-6667 CARPENTERS — Minimum 5 yrs DENTAL A8SIBTANT — We are ELECTRICIANS HELPER — 1-3 mm eooeptanoe of the btd wM be 201-648-3551 741.3562 experience In home alteration yn experience or Vocational repair slap* ft railings Apply in i«-10t Dta2 SMa yard set- 1147 Amboy Avenue or 642-4633 looking for an enthuslaetic. dedi- parson Twin Brook Village. Rl oorrttngant upon fuHMment o4 FOUND — I' dingy Owner may •k. Must have loots 4 trans- cated person X-ray license Exp School Graduate Call btwn 0-5. bacl< Aooaaaory buUdlng - 10 fi thM requtrement try tha bktder Edleon, NJ BACKHOE OPERATOR portation Pleaee call 566-2666. Mon-Fn 741-2341. 35. Ocean NJ itropoaod whara 30 ft. required 201 -4gg- sow claim by tdontlfing Can or school trained preferred Tha oheoka of aN bidders. wW ba Muat be experienced Modern preventative office In Housekeeper — Rumeon iive-ln Propoaad Naw Lot » 02 returned according to law. No NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT I iuosii Call 566-7462 CARRIERS - ELECTRICIANS — Mechanic ft 11-10.8 CMbt Lot Frorttaoa - 47 OF TRANSPORTATION , LOST r/16 — Chihuahua brown. Matawan High School area Musi Red Bank area, Benefits Cali helpers Exp. In residential wir- General cleaning Light cooking interest shaH ba snowed upon after 8 p.m. 747-7565 Adult family Must apeak anglish rt propoaad wftara 128 ft >*qd any such check BUREAU OF CONTRACT white 4 black 11 yrs OMBARTENDER - Expaflanoed be at least 11 yrs. old. CaH ng. Top pay, blue cross with 1B-S 4A Lot lack! frontage on ADMINISTRATION lewers to Peanuts Call Full time. Apply. THE COVE, Sea 563-5210 DENTAL ASSISTANT — For a denial plan Steady work ft over- Will aponaor $150 wit 842-6666 an improved street whara every The oontrsci shad be awarded, Bright, between 2-5 lime Paid vacation 251-3558 HOUSEKEEPER/COMPANION principal buUdlng ehatt be built or aN bids rsjaofd. wWttn 80 July 11. II. 26 tU 16 736-6730 until 7, 736-12&6 after CERTIFIED TEACHER - For team office In Morganvllle Exp daye from tha receipt of Mda or Day Care Canter Exp preferred preferred Pleaee call 581-1112 - Full-time Live-In for hearty upon a lot wtth frontage upon a BARTENDER — Muat be exp . FACTORY — Worker, general , ipalred senior lady Must poWtc atraat Improved to meat vflntn such aoctanatona 280 Ottf r Pubito NotiC6t LOST - Large Mack dog in Kay- with rets Apply Clara 4 Coby'a Hrs 12 noon-6 p m 591-1206 DEPENDABLE PERSON — Must dutlee involve some heavy lifting i vision impaired senior i, ma township requirements Restaurant. RM 9 4 34. Old Appry in person at Florence nava car* refs Light cooking. port araa on 7/16 Headed CHAUFFEUR — Full time pos- type, We. answer busy phone*, beachfront on premises located at 30 Btddora ara roqutrad to oomp- SUMMON COORT towards Long Branch Answer• etc Call 530-0572 Mills. 1460 Florence Ave . Union cleaning errand* NJ b ition for Rod Bank Co To chauf- apt also southern Honda apt. Morttord Roed. Mtddtatown. N j ry «Ntl the requirement of P L Of NIW JIRMV to Ooone* REWARO 466-1632 BARTENDER -~ Mon.. Twee 4 feur Co executive*. Stretch Lime Aieo known aa Mock lltlotN 1B76. c 127 LAW MVltlON DESK PERSON - Bartender, Salary negotiable Call 434-1600 on i*u map Tha Mayor and CounoH re- MONMOUTH COUNTY LOST Frl 11 30-5 Wad 6 Thure exp. Musi have axe driving re- waitress/waiter. pin cheeer. FARM HELP days to apply Black I gold Huffy bike. BMX. 11 3O-10 3O p m On The Watar- cord Exc pay. benefits, over- Apply Dave Davis Lanes. 600 Part tJme/Ful ma A copy at me application has sarvathe right to retoel any d Oartat Na. L4tMT4-66 iront, 507 Front Si. Union beach • Apply In paraon only. Daan filed In the offtoe erf the all btde or to waive any t CIVIL ACTION from F 4 D Store in Matawen Shrewsbury Ave Packing Produce Planning Department and may Reward Call 363-0663 __aaM-Staniey " Call 646-4286 ICE CREAM PARLOR JUOOMtNT BASIC SKILLS POSITIONS — Mile Rd . Rod B DISHWASHERS - Full Time STOKES 4 THROCKMORTON LOST WALLET - OrOen TEACHERS (2) BASIC SKILLS • CHILD CARE — Couptas and Apply or Call at the Pear Tree FLORAL DESIGNERS GIFT SHOP A puMtc hearing tvW be hetd 646 BATH AVENUE, PO BOX Csmefloughe Loel July I7.aboul 1966-66 school year 1 Full Time single sduits needed to open 642-8747 Part time. Exp Busy shop on Wednesday, the 21st day of 406T 4pm. Vicinity of Laurel Ave and 1 Part Tlma Position - Now their homes lo emotional di»- Call between 8-6 p m 747-2571, •SALESPEOPLE August 1MI at 7 M p m in (he LONO BRANCH. N J 07740 Beach Important Papers 4 Jersey Elementary Certificate re- trubod children, ages 10-16. To •COUNTER HELP (201) 229-1600 quired Intareetad and qualified FORMICA PERSON — Exp. 244 Ttnton FBHB money in II If found please call provide firm but loving care to s counter top* ft vanltlee a miust •CASHIERS Jaroay, at whtoh tlma you may ATTORNEYS FOR Plaintiff 201-371-3752 REWARD! applicants are requested to sub- child pieced wfth you Training, DRIVER •S3 35-66 HR appear either in parson or by Plaintiff mit a Lattar of Application and Call 787-4481 between (M 30 feOTICB LOST — In Monmouth Ba*ch support and substantial com- •gent or attorney and preeent Public Nottoe M hareby given IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI- Resume with a copy of than pensation provided Call Andrea PRODUCTTION SUPERVISOR Call for interview. Mon-Fn 10 •ny objection wtwen you may CATION OF DARIA RENEE SJtver chain with 2 medals, virgin Transcript. Teaching Certificate Early morning — Temporary substitute on call lo all peraons thai tha foMowlng Mary 4 Tha Pope Reward K Learner. 591-1750 E.O.E. s m -4 pm 495-0010 nave to granting thta appHoatlon approval was granted at tha Jury WSOLI. A MINOR, BY HIM and References before August 2. tor packaging plant Mon-Frl. Anthony Cebek>. Eaq MOTHER AND NATURAL found Call 236-7514 1966 to Route Drivers. Full- Hours OAM-4 30PM Senior INSULATION APPLICATOR - 17. 1M6 mIsliiu of th* Tlnton CLERK TYPIST — Engineering New construction In Monmouth Attorney for CamUo N Cavadaa FaK* Planning Board OUARDlAN RENEE AMORSO. LOST — Moped license plate in Robert A Zolklewtci. Dept General office work 4 data time (vehicle sup- citiiena welcome Write MPO Jury M 114 78 TO ASSUME THE NAME OF Superintendent of School Box 672. Long Branch, N.J County area Experience/win Monmouth Memorial Park. or Fair Haven on July entry Apply In parson to Electro train Steady employment Top DARIA RENEE AMOROSO 2266 Highlands Elementary School plied). Must have 07740. HOC* 147. Lot 4. Prattmlnary ft Darta Ranee RtooH. a minor, by Navaalnk Avenue impulse 1167 Chestnut St Red rstes Benefits Musi have own Final tna Plan LOST — Kitten Orsy strlpae 6 Bank. NJ 07701. valid driver's license transports lion Call 736-0201 be- ni Monmouth —ach Bald dectoton la on ma and her mother and natural guardian Highlands. Naw Jersey 07732 Ranee Amwso having made ep moa Old Answers to WMiy An Equal Opportunity/ CLERICAL — 4 front offtoa Pos- tween tarn -3pm last seen Atlantic Ave. Long and a clean driving FULL TIME pHoatton to thto Court by duly Affirmative Action Employer itions open Aply in parson Molly LANDSCAPING The Zoning Board of Ad)ueT verified complaint for a judgment Branch Reward 670-6048 BENCH TECHNICIAN - FuH Pitcher inn. Hwy 36, Rod Bank. record. No ex- Earn 6300 weekly Major corpor- mant of the Borougr. of Mon- ation in Red Bank located on Rt Full time positions available time Salary baaed on exp 4 CaM 530-1406 mowlh Baaoh mat on Jury 17. Ronea Amoroao. 9 Spaclal Notlcaa ability Contact Tony 466-1600 RECEPTIONIST/CLERK TYPIST perience required. 35 haa (3) opening* for bright, 1tM and k>ok me toaowtng ac- •hoMa E van Winkle — To work m our Neptune office assertive personalities who and rl appaaring toth a Court that FEMALE COMPANION — Willing The Register, One LIFEGUARD Officer she. by har mother, haa com- Non-smoking office Appry in make a nice appearnace and can M 11 to travel Between 50-60 yrs Fun BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY - person to Electro Impulse, 1609 verbeilte We will tram aa mar- High-rise Condo Hrs flexible plied with an of the provtetone of loving Repty to Box 2-452 The Part time. 6 afternoons/wk Musi Register Plaza, Call 261-6067 (•radartcfc Keoan Jr. to parrnM tha N.J S.A 2A 82-1. at aaq . and the be Thoroughly exp atari lm- Comae Ave., Neptune E.O.E. keting representatives. Must oonatructton of an m-ground Register Shrewsbury NJ Shrewsbury, NJ. have Economical and reliable LIGHT FACTORY WORK — In Mt Monmonth County Rutoa of Court, and the Court 07701 mediately W1-6346, C LEA NiNQ. EXPERIENCED pool to ba located m tha from being satteAed thereof and that Or no axp. wa'N tram you. we Apply in person car Call Mr. Trout 747-8600 be- packaging depts Keypon area ATTaWTtOM there » no* raaaonabla obracnon GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM BOOKKEEPER - ExporMnoad tween to a.m. to 12 noon only Excellent starting wage A ben- II — |U repair) Alao delinquent Apply In person Penlnsuls 7 a.m.-9 a.m. FULL-TIME SALES — Athletic eflta Hearth plan Reliability 4 Boa Bright. footware and appareM. 40 hour wiWrvgneee to work required > H la on thta 12th day of Jury. tu pToparty. CaH mg of carpet*, furniture, waNa 4 Mature mele/temsM preferred Alban Farrugtaro to permit the 1fM6. Adfwdoad ttiet Dana Ranee 1-60ft-«7-6000e«l GH-6247tor week Apply m person Feet First BOVS/QIRLS floor* H you era a herd working Equal Oppty Employer M/F inc . 82 Broad St , Red Bank 264-6383 -^Tgonan 0 RtooH ba and aha to haraby information MEN/WOMEN paraon wad tlka to talk to you SiC Lot authorttad to eaeume the name LADIES ONLV — Tired of the Duo to a rapid growth, we have •bout joining us. Call Ser- Darta Ranaa Amoroao from and vtoaMeatar. 542-7440. 51 Htlp Wanted 51 HtlD Wanted 51 Help Wanted a. after 30 daya from tha dele here- same otd thing? Maka this sum- earty morning newspaper routes rTaoh of mer really eadttng by booking a available IN YOUR AREA CaU CLERICAL - Part-lime Some Aua ua lingerie demonstration WE 1-600-242-0650 today if you knowtege bookkeeping 5 day FURTHER OROERED that CARRY IT ALLI Ketty 466-9751 want money. prUee 4 extras within 20 daya after the date weak Apply in paraon or send i hereof said plaintiff cauee a copy Aduiu muat have a car resume to MlOaa Muffler, 1919 of thto Judgment tob a pubnened STAR LEDGER f 1 IN JERSEY Corttas Ave . Naptuna NJ 07753 COMMERCIAL ARTIST in The Dairy Ragiator. and that LOSE WEIGHT 4 EAT TOO BUS DRIVERS - Part tlma 2 COOK — Short order cook* wtthtn 48 daylytaftos • rr »the entry of openings for Sept 45 50 to $7 an MAKE IT YOURSELF All Natural Herbal Diet hour Positions avalleJbe immediately FuH refund »l not satisfied Sebastians Pub, Mon Mall 4 Expand your horizon and grow with us. effWevH of pubii- Can Vaiarla 666-8IH 4-6 hrs par day. Typo 1 lloo 542-7796 Mr Tum- oetton thereof wtth tha ciert of required WlH train Ideal for the Here's an exciting and rewarding career opportunity for a lha Suparlor Court, and a MRS. SYLVIA NEWLY RETIRED Appry In par- certified oopy of thM Judgment son between 10-3 weekdays COOK — Short order wanted. talented artist, to join the Advertising Department of our with tha Secretary of Sate PSYCHIC Ranney School. 235 Hope Rd Appry In parson Tha Town* 4 purauant to the provtotone of the Tlnton Fata. Country bin Dinar, Koyport newspaper. The qualified candidate we seek must be fam- statute and rulee of Court tn eucn READINGS oaae made and provldad Daw of Advisor on all problems of life 51 HtlP Wanted ' 51 Help Wanted iliar with mechanicals, layouts, typespecs, have a working Today's Crafts birth 6/21/BO Tarot Cards, Aatrotogy 4 Palm WILLIAM T WICHMANN. J 8 C knowledge of advertising newspaper production, and pos- Kml pui'ovt' *itfi rjaep otcof July 26 If IN 775-9572 sess a flair for creating and designing quality ads. to support jt'vf *cy io*t "am lha lop MRS. MILLER HUNA6EMENT OPPORTUNITIES our ad sales staff. down jn in one p«ce UM 3 pi» M0T1CS TO Reader & Advisor Th« Regnlor h»i «n opening lor • District Silas tinoturiB yiin Pjlrtffi $21 «IHNT UCflNOANTS directions SI/K 1? U 16 11 Also Tarot Card Reading Open Msnsgsr In Its circulation dspsrtmant. We offer an excellent salary plus benefits. IL S ) STATE Of NEW JERSEY dally 10am to 6pm Call for «ppt •CUM TO EARL L CMAMaEHS, Mi 466-1263. Keanaburg. 1 free This entry level position involve! supervising youth heirs, dovteesa ana paraonet Queation answered by phone carriers In the areas ol sales, service and collec- Send your resume in strict confidence to: any of their luooaaaora' in right, tions. We provide training and an excellent com- 13 IH h* **Kn WtWrn Add SOt SINGLES BOWLING pensation package. We are Interested In agresslve P.O. Box A121 each pantrn tor potUgi irtf YOU ARE HERESY SUM Bored with bars? rujnoimo laaita Individuals who have prior tales/or supervisory ,, c/o The Register MONE0 AND REQUIRED to Sick of apaa? experience. •erve upon ZUCKER. O 434 Audio Rapalf 506 Dlac-Jockay »25 Landscaping k. WO Painting* IF IT'S AUDtO-WE REPAIR ITI THE PARTY MASTER Motxta CHac Jockay wNh Hght Lawn Strvlci PaPwThanalng TH8 AUDIO SHOP anow For all occaatona Oradu- ALL-AROUND PAINTINO LIQUIDATION NELSON MOTHERS Long Stanch 571-M37 attonal Cad 671-6161 LANDSCAPING int. ax . apactning. patching, PfBlaaaicnal Lawn s*rvic* •naatroch 4 plaatar Raaaonabla 442 Bartandlng 530 Electrical Fra* EMmaMa CaM 222-3400 WaWy a Painting 26i-t88i avaa BAHTENDINQ - aartandara SALE — Traaa. ahruba lumnw A^ 6 L PAINTINO — frv Protwaatonal Sarvtoa Prtvato 8rvtc»» cMaranoa 15H off low raguiar tarkor/aatartor work Fraa aatl- BEST fclECTRtC ~ pnoaa To July 7 Hoimdal Farma mataa inaurad Rafarancaa Can 571-3266 No 9273 Faai (tepandabta aervtoe Waaaonabls 'at** Free provtdad Cat! 741-6010 444 Bathroom CaH 971-0121 TOP SOIL — Rich darn farm top STEINER ELECTRIC - NJ lit aoN Aead manura availaola WHl SALE! R«mods)llng A I Raa*danttal-Commercial- daltvar Holmdol Farma *** CTamtc Tlla Induatrtai 3-HR EMfROENCY Mil 2A4-M23 ANDREWS PAINTINQ — AH •• SERVICE 741-2341 tortor work 45 yr» aapaoanca Parkway Olds ALL TILE AREAS - Expart ra- 626 Lawn Mow.r Vary raaaonabta Fraa aatimaia paira Satfi ramodabng ainoa CaM 261-4412 1*55 Bob Akiua. 260-0367 565 Flraplacaa* Tuna-up* DJ'8 PAINTING has been shipped CERAMIC TILE Woodatowas SERVICE k REPAIR Intartor'aitartor Fraa aatlmataa FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES Rsuonabl* rain, Raaaooabia Call 739^4686 or CONTRACTING Chimnaya. brwk haartna 4 wait 284-3477 aafc lor Id over 400 New 1985 Batha ahowara. walla 6 noora Brich atona. block, concrata guaranteed work. Free Prompt aarvtca Fraa aatlmataa Rapaira J Stack. 2S1-0037 pick-up and dallvary ECONO^^AINT Can anyMma tor appt 266-3165 Cuatom painting contractor 660 Handyman Call 291-1428 or Lowaat rataa on tha abora Oldsmobiles...all body styles NEW CERAMIC TILfc 4 HkPAIRO 872-2340. 20 hr« aarvtng Kaypon to Daal Ragroutlng. raplacing n«turaa EXPERIENCED IN - Painting, 482-1182 462-6270 Raaaonabta prioaa FREE aatt- carpantry. furn bMg 6 rapalr 635 Light Hauling )-7Jt4 traa work. Wa work and X Odd |ob» No lob MM amall HOUSE* - Oaragaa. yard a EDDIE 3 PAINTINQ 446 Brats Rata Can 261-1012 aftar 5 pm guaara olainarl out t hawtad Intartor 4 ExtarlOT away Mktl 0«mollltor>a Spaemmg Raglaitng. Caulking CUSTOM. COMMERCIAL. RE- EXPERIENCED - In a* typaa of 747-«t2S Minor rapalra along with SIDNTIAL BRASS 4 chroma raH- homa Improvamant 4 rapalr Ra- paint job mga 4 producta Braaa OaMry. nabta raaaonabta tataa Fra* aa- AD C MAULING t MOVING CO II Carton Si Rumaon 642-7736 tlmataa Can BM 542-6245 Aim. oaMra • yarda cuanM Oattrta rtwovd Local 4 na- For Fraa Eatimaiat 447 Carpontry Vortvptoa moving Irom amgla CaH EddWal 671-4403 595 Homa nmaa to anttra houaanoM oooda S C CUSTOM CARPENTRY - w* ggafmna to baat our oom. .ntartor/aftwKior daatgn Ra- tmpfovamanta MR PAINT ADDITIONS — Comptata ra- pwMon by 10-3OS FULLY INS 1ST Claaa painting-aftordabia modating. rapaira raftnianing • LIC Fr»a aata 7I7-3M2 Outtara I allll hooaahotd joba if » modaMng aarvtc* Caa 741-4664 prtoa 671-7634 aftar 5PM tor naada K> ba dona, m d Or 264 $156 BEN'S INDUSTRIAL - Residen- Raaaonabta rataa 58»-4i60 DUST BUSTERS - Commordal. tial ft Syslnsaa cieen-out sarvtoa PAINTING - intarior'aitarior Outck dependable BeHer- 18 FIRENZAS 12 CALAIS 122 CIERAS D4D CARPENTRY - Pro raaldanial Floor waxing, carpal Inautatton Ejipariancad anamoootng. ganaral daantng furneoa removal FREE eatt- Raaaonabta rataa Fraa aatl- doora. kiKhana. balha, akyiighta Act now) 6ft 6886 mataa Call Roban. 264-BIM 106 CUTLASS'S 77 DELTA 88s 49 REGENCYS dacka Compiata homa ramod* HAVE SCREEN WILL TRAVEL ain INDUSTRIAL — Raalden- PAPERHANQINQ mg Fraa aattmataa FuHy m- Qtaaa. loohamtth. carpantry. wtn- Ml« iMalnaw otuci-oul aarv«oa Ma Paparhangar aurad. Call 671-1674. Ctowa. door*, rooftng. aiding CaM Tha Faminlna Touch tumooa romoval FREE aan- and 37 TORONADOS HOME CRAFTSMAN — Car pan 747-1oar Fra* Eat 741-5850 try. woodwork, foba dona wtth HOME IMPROVEMENTS praoiaion Job too big tor you? CLEAN YARDS 699 Powar Washing To amaM for otnara? Call Kan 24 HR Emarganoy Sarvtoa. 'OS CUara. anoa 4 narag EDDIES POWER WASHING Sodarlund, 666-2671 aftar 6pm DISCOUNT For Santera Fr^aaomati. 2,000 Iba ol praMura will ctaan these cars will be sold at a public 682-6762 741-aiw your aluminum aiding and con- RETIRED CARPENTER crata pain araaa Kka naw Alao Smalt and madlum alia |oba and JOHN ROESINO 650 Masonry ciaana din 4 flaking paint to LIQUIDATION SALE dacha Fr*t aatlmataa Can Intarlor/axtartor homa rapaira prapara for paint job For fraa 741-6767 or 774-0600 CarwKoata of Occupancy work Sarvlca oall Eddla al 671-4403 F-aa aatlmataa MASONAV FIREPLACES. beginning Thurs., July 25 & ending Wed. July 31 4SS Carpet InsUllBtktn NO rob too amaM Brick-atone-concrete 488-2008 715 Roofing JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION MS, 4 8«d.ng — Bates, ctaantng re-laya, re- NEW HOMES Aodrttona- Altar- • all cars will be clearly price marked at •aft raptn. 2B4-617T atlona-Kltonana-Daoka. Futty In- MAaON-CONCFtffTC WORK - 3-E 8 ROOFINQ 4 PAINT CO aurad. AM work gwanantaad CaM tidawwma, patio*, drtvawaya, Vaara of axp Raaaonabw rataa left-over prices. No negotiations necessary. 456 Catating John 741-1504 aMpa, Mock 1 briok Fraa aaii- Fraa aaamataa Fully inaurad matM. Can aw at 788-6214 CaH 767-7684 DELI UNLIMITED TOTAL RENOVATION CON- Catanng For All Occaatona STRUCTION INC - Addmona MONMOUTH CONCRETE. INC ROOFING-SIDI NO-GUTTERS Hot N' Cold Sandwichaa window*, vinyl aiding, daatgn Sarvtng Monmooth 4 Ooaan is Laah rapaira alnca 1662 Homamada Satada aarvtoa. Fraa aatlmataa Can vaara. Untqiwry daaignad pool Faai aarvtca Call 530-0652 261-1006 77 Cantar Ava aprona, pattoa. drtvawaya. walka. NO MONEY DOWN 736-2656 ROOFING — RaaidanWai. com- ABantka Mlghfnda. NJ 07716 daoor. 4 ra*a*n*ng waita, toun- mordal. Rapaira Inaurad 4 financing available to qualified buyers davona, noora. 8)paoialltlng In In- gaurantaad Atlantic Contract- 465 Chlmnay Swaapa 560 Houaa •ftocung paxog atona. Bokyum Ing. H61 8811 AUTHENTIC CHIMNEY SWEEP Claanlnp btock. HMa, brfck. Hook. con. crato. Prwa EMmataa-222-3»U • Bank representatives will be present to approve financir>3 To speed — All fluaa SB off Avoid Fall ATTENTION BACHELORS 717 Scrlba Sarvlca* daiaya Call now Jamaa A Hub- uaa daanlng 6 am arranda 665 Moving 4 Put your idaaa on papar, Lattara. process fill out and sign this credit application and t>nng with you during bard, 741-8660 Row PMMa Houa* CM«IM« manuaenpta. brochuraa. rapona, Liquidation Sale Week or prior for pre sale approval • ITI-UM. Fna IK Storaga praparad and aditad Biiiinga 470 Clock Rapalr Editorial Sarvtcaa 530-0402 •UNFLOWH - CtMNng —• TEACHERS MOVINO INC - Bio THE BRASS PENDULUM vto«. Fu»y Inaurwl Plfiai—tol or amaa. Uoanaad 4 maurad horn* and offlo* rt—ntnn Froa aaumatoa. Pair HMn. 740 Traa Sarvicaa Thara ia • naw man m to SW-11U. Export rapalr 4 raatoratton at rail Can 717-MM. WOODY'S TREE SERVICE raaaonabta rataa. Cloefca bought 675 Odd Joba Traa 6 ahrub trimming 4 4 aotd Houaa OwM. Fraa antlqua 625 Landscaping ramoval. Fully Inaurad. Fraa clock oUnto ovary Tuaaday at a Lawn Car* A-1 ODD JOB SERVICE - En- i CaH 530-1612 Mam St Antlqua Oantar. 251 part homa rapaira Futty Insured MaKt Sl. Toma Rtvar. 348-8764 COMPLETI LAWN MAINTEN- CaM SW-SSlt 7S6 Typing 8arvlca or 626-2264 ANCI — Hadgaa. ahruba. b«da. wa«d oontrot. d*an-upa. ATTIC — IUKTIMI, Baraga. Profaaatonal word prooaaalng M0-MT4 hooaa, gyttor ctaaning YARDS Raaumaa, Lattara, Rapona CLEARED, out palming, ate Propoaaia. Maaa Malllnoa 460 Conatructlon COMPLETE LAWN DANNY. 741-2OM or H»-»M PAR EXCELLENCE AND TREE CARE Eatontown. Rumaon-Falr Havan Shrawabury, 741-5700 anytlma CUSTOM HOMES NMWOOO 20 vaara axp Ovar 300 homaa- Can M2-U31 Shora araa SuHdar. 226-6141 580 Painting A 769 Vldao 0 W. LAWN SERVICE VIDEO RECORD - Your wad- 500 Dacka Quality La«m Ca™ Paprhanglng dtng or othar oooaaalon at CUSTOM DECKS — Any alia caaati-ou* A-1 OUALITV PAINTiNO - Dona raaaonabla coal* C%M Ray ano avyia. apaoiatiaPng in poov IMPROVE YOUA LAWN TODAY with prtda Int. * Ext. ExoaHant 264-2747 and hot tub daefca Fraa aad- THE LAWN tARON local rawwanoaa. inaurad. Calt mataa Fu«y maurad. 871-1874 222-7230 Wch tor traa aatlmala. 261-5621 767 Window Claanlng DECKS - Any Sin. Any Sty*. LANMCAPWO - tpdng oMa»- ALLOCCA BROS - Cuatom SPARKLE WINDOW CLEANING Fraa aatlmataa Call Quality upa and lawn aarvtoa. Oood painting Sarvtoa lntarlor-a«- Fully Inaurad. Fraa aatlmakM. Homa Improvomanta. 4*5-3067 wor*. RMaonaWa rataa CaM tartor. Fraa aatlmataa. Inaurad Raaaonabla. Sarvtng Monmouth Aak tor Bob _- 7 82.000 DIFFERENT ADULTS CAN 4 LINES-30 DAYS ONLY $4900 SEE YOUR AD HERE EACH WEEK CALL 542-1700 THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1985 14B ! 131 Houses tor Sale 132 Condos/ 101 Aptt.forrtnt 102 Houses tor rent 102 Houses tor rent 106 Furnished rooms 108 Commercial 131 Houses for 131 Houses for Sals RED BANK — '-* Duptea. 3 GLORIA NILSON OAK RIDGE REALTY Townhouse* KEANSBURQ - 3 room cotiaoa KEANSBURQ Rentals Sale Adult Communities i Dadroom, appliancaa. carpi- ATLANTIC bedrooma. 1 balh. modern Room tor rani Plaaaa call Realtors MIDDLETOWN - Townhousa 3 kitchen, large living room, formal 7B7-6HS. 767-2647. or LITTLE SILVER - Office Bldo ALMOST ACRE |16O's Hwy. 38, Shrewsbury 842-6008 341-6060 ng tSTB/mo 887-081S HIGHLANDS 1400 aq. ft office space with badrooms, 3% baths. Mint con- KEANSBURQ — 2 tamlly homo! dining room Located near 78717247 Middletown 4 large bedrooms. HOME FOR SALE — by owner 2 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Ae 88- dition Baaamant flnlahad wtth i bdrm Appliances $300 s Broad Si Asking $900 • utilities ample storage area 6 parking 2'\ baths. 17' master bedroom, sonment ol superior naw homes. i badroom. vary claan. good JUST RENTALS Bki. 369-1555 15' dining room, den, basement, bedrooms Vi baths 1 blk to raar snis-snca Oraat lor • r«* J425'mo incluOai hast fiol Security 1 rels required Call ROOM FOR RENT — $50 wk. Birch Avs Call 9-Spm 741.1222 ocean. Asking 168,000. Irom $196,000 Wayside Woods mothar/dsugritar Flraplaca *«tsr, QBS Elac ««ir« 1'i mo COTTAGE - 3 rooms. Call tor Joan. 747-3000. eves 747-5733 Privte home. Elderly woman OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - age. Fireplace ERA Metmed 608-884-5758 and Longvlew Village By appt $117 900 Paul P Bova Inc. Re- VERMONT SKI HOUSE — preferred Keansburg 485-9350 Long Branch Call 9 AM PM. iltors. 738-4900 taeudly + r«ia Fancad in an appointment 946-4991. C Century Building Co., 631-0606, altor 671-2844. okCKyird pnvsta anlrsnca Avail Morganville References re- Located between Bromley * 870-9331 LINCROFT — Beautiful 5 year KEANSBURQ — Shall. 2OM66 ' mrnad. For slngla or coupla. quired + 1 mo sec Strstton Mis Sleeps 10 Avsll by KEANSBURQ old Center Hall Colonial on quiet Must ba raflnlshad Idaal for a RED BANK — 4 bedroom. IW SHADOW LAKE CONDO - ON the week $525 Call S28-5B9B I66-I76 par w—k cul-de-sac 4 bedrooma, 2Vt larga lamily fluslnaas amusa- bath dining room, eat-in kllchan. LAKE-2 bedrooms, 2 bath* MU Call 3-7 p m 787-3730 495-4635 aftar 6 or waakands HWY 35 mant ions Call aliar 6, Ranch Bretion Mint, mint con- EAST KEANSBURQ 900 aq. ft of flnlahed office baths, family room with brick vinyl siding $120,000 by owner 2 badroom 4 loft, utility room ft fireplace, large kitchen, central 767-0626. Call 741-9061. dition Fireplace Oaraoe 103 Rentals to TOMS RIVER-furnished room, apace Just $900/mo. with taxes $140,000 Paul P. Bova irw. Re- KEANSBURG sned $360 mo Susan 671-6047 kitchen 4 bath privliges, 1 mo air, wooded lot with lota of KEANSBURQ — Side by Side Moui vtaw 3 room* Kidt/pati $300 > Share Included privacy. Close to schools, shop- altor 671-2544 FAIR HAVEN - Lovely house lor security. $350 mo., 244-4710 REALTY BROKERAGE duplex 2 bedrooms each No Boat slip. 2 Cottaga 5 roomi (400 • PROFESSIONAL WOMEN (30) ping, 6 NY transportation By he«t- + 25x100 lot Strlckly as Is. JUST RENTALS Bkr. 3S9-1S5S 2 Fully carpeted, all appliances 201-389-0100 owner $169,500 Ceil 642-8217 badroom, dao. 2'A batha. 133 Income Quial neighborhood Clow to — Is looking tor room to rant or 108 Commercial $40,000. Klrwan Co. 767-6600. Townhousa, 2 dacks $159,000 house to share for August isi Hay 8 Smith. Broker KEYL*ORT VILLAGE CLUB - trans & shopping. $900 t utlls RED BANK — Office tor rent ad- 747-1136. Property Llmilad 2 - i badroom Apt*. 1 "i Very quiet, clean and pleasant Rentals BROKER'S BEST $70 . KEANSBURQ — 3 bedroom Call after 6pm W2-73»1 jaoent to Count Baale thaalra 4 large bedrooms. 1 '•* batha, 14' Ranch, $55,000 NO VA/FHA RUMSON - Unique English aacur'ty No dapoalts Call personality Good references ALPHA ROMEO SPYDER 1878 RED BANK — Two houses for 6QS9 Im 1-8 p.m. FAIR HAVEN sviilsbie Pleeee call Mi -4585 5 spd convertible Exc. con- 300 includes everything Call dining room, large eat-In kitchen, Klrwln Co. 767-6600. 6-6 p.m. Tudor House in prime location 6 1 bedroom, kida pets $525 842-5638 den. carpeting, appliances ERA CaH Peggy 496-1047. bedrooma. 9 baths. + 3 room the price of one and onm la e two- dition. 25,000 ml. Sliver with family. Both on one lot income KEYPQRT — 2 badroom Xadar HOME RENTALS, Bkr 369-1234 104 Winter Rentals black interior Wire wheels Melmed Realtora. 739-4900 LITTLE SILVER — Soft blues and servants quarter! Large kllchan lossit. larga living room In pri- RED BANK with dining area. Qaa heat. potential ol $i,500/month. Ask- SEA BRIQHT — Sept. thru June $7500 Call 222-8163, STORE & OFFICE SPACE BY OWNER — 4 bedroom, 2'* cream highlight the traditional ing $62,900 • i* houH overlooking bay FAIR HAVEN balh Colonial on heavily wooded beauty of our 3 bedroom Col- Prlnlcptas only Lara* backyard. No dog* Furnished house. fireplace, RED BANK - OFFICE SUITE. AVAILABLE FOR RENT $366.000.747-6124. Cottage Kids $AOOs modern kitchen, dining room, 2 Pleeee Inquire 530-7300. 9-6 '4 acre lot, 2-car garage, base- onial Large prtvata backyard, CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors 1050/mo mcii all uUls 1% moa JUST RENTALS Bkr, 369-1! Broad St Approa 400 sq fi plus ment, C.A., hardwood floors, low full basement, super updated lac daposli Avail. Aug 1. bedrooms, washsr/drysr Beach utll'a. Cell 741-1443 days; RED BANK — Office apace avail- RUMSON - Modarn Ranch Independently Owned/Operais* FAIR HAVEN — Colonial. 2- facilities Bus to NYC 842-7438 taxes NY bus on comer. kitchen, and convenient central houaa 3 badrooma. gsraoa. fln- M6-7297 en 4141 evea. A weekends able. Broad St. 176 eq ft. Call $131,900. Cell 591-1682. location 6166.600 bedrooms. Walking distance to 642-2256 or 670-3160 ishad baaamant a»oa»ant lo- KEYPORT all shopping and river $950/mo 105 Summer COURTS OF RED BANK FAIR HAVEN E.A. ARMSTRONG AOENCY. cation For aa*a by owna* 1 badroom. r>«at paid MOO s * utilities Call Redden Agency. LUXURY OFFICES SHREWSBURY — 1400 aq. ft Realtors. 555 Prospect Ave., $150,000 642-7916 bal 11-1 Rentals CHARMING OLDER COLONIAL Little Silver, 741-4600. 134 Farm Property HOME RENTALS. Bhr 3*9-1234 741-9100 or 741-9106. AVAILABLE FOR RENT suitable for office or business. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, living room, RUMSON — Unique 18 room POCONOS CHALET — Steeps 300 to 800 square feet. $600 Also, 900 sq ft for storage formal dining room, large eel-In MIDDLETOWN - 3 bedroom REPOSSESSED - Must sell 2 or business, $400 222-8163 English Tudor In excellent KEYPORT FREEHOLD 12 TV. fireplace, boating, fish- Call 530-7300. 9-5 kitchen Qaa heat, vinyl elding, Ranch Weil maintained Rumaon location 6 bedrooms + quon set-style Steel buildings 4 rooms. HI pd MOO • 1 bdrm. Ullls pd (320 ing Avail weekly July 87 T-3071 EATONTOWN OFFICE SPACE STORE FOR RENT — Exc. Hwy. wrap-around-porch, basement, $63,900. Middletown Realtors, 3 room servants quarters Nina Brand new never erected on* Is & rooma Kids $400 s 5 rooms. HI pd $500 s SUMMER IN THE — 360 sq ft st $300 per month location 2500 sq. fl 320 Rt. 34, walk-up attic. Corner lot. Cloaa 530-0600 baths, modern kitchen, gas heat 40x40' Will sell for balance JJST RENTALS Bkr. 360-1555 JUST RENTALS Bkr, 369-1355 450 eq fl st $360 per month Aberdeen. Info 566-3223 to schools, shopping 4 trans. MIDDLETOWN - Shady Oaks $366.000. By owner 747-6124 owed, Cell Tom 1-600-627-4044. POCONOS Avail Aug 1, 1086 201-222-0750 Principals only. $147,600. LARGE STUDIO — Low ranlal in HAZLET — 2 story condo. 2 Swiss Chalet sleeps 8 3 batha, 4 eUn/Furnished Office Suites 842-2675, after 6 p.m. Condo. 2 badroom, 1ST floor. UNION BEACH - By ownar 135 Commercial Kucnanga lor ysrd mainisnanca badrooms. Haat included. bedrooms, indoor/outdoor pool 1800 SQUARE FOOT - Build- ewith Secy A Answering Sarv $97900 MMdWown Raaltors. Commarclal raaldantlal proparty CM 281-1376. aarly morning or ITIfl/mo 6*4-5694. a tennis, horsebach riding. ing. Rt 36, Hazlet. NO AUTO eShrewsbury, call 741-5700 COZY 6 CUTE $40 s 530-0600 AssumsWa mongaea. Oraat Property • iviy avanlng. Weekend, weekly 1 monthly REPAIR Available Aug. 1 Call 2 bedrooms, dining area. eat-In potantla) Praaantly lunchaonana VW BUS 1076 kitchen. 100' lot. ERA Melmed MIDDLETOWN — Looking to buy SHREWSBURY — 6000 aq. ft. LONG BRANCH HOWELL rates Sauna, stesm bath. 264-526* Exc. oond. A/C.7 paaaangar. ra- or sell your home? Let us help on main road $63,900 Days 5 rooma. 1 acre $500 s Realtors, 739-4900 739-9015, •*— 747-1619. qualify commercial bldg + his- .1 badroom. w/w »31O Cocktail lounge. Call KM-235B FAIR HAVEN - 800 sq fl tiKili sngins J15OO 222-8103 you) CENTURY 21 Elnblnder Re- toric Colonial house on main ' padroom. c-nis pd M25 4 bedrooms Oarage $680 HAZLET — By owner. 5- altors, 671-3600 JUST RENTALS Bkr, 369-1555 106 Furnished Carpeted 3 room suite. Located UNION BEACH — By owner 3 hwy BothionedB-1 For sale by I bodroom. kid*, billt pd MOO • in beautiful Victorian building, 110 Wanted to Rent bedroom Bi-ieval Central air. MONMOUTH COUNTY — OH BR Colonial 76x100. Hardwood owner 747-6200 '4OME RENTALS Bhr 389-1234 KEANSBURQ Walk to NY bus and schools 1 '4 Rooms Charming older section, River ADULT FAMILY OF 3 — Need 2 for our complimentary brochure floors, fenced yard, new roof 4 3 bedroom houea for rant Hd Suitable for store or office. batha. $119,000 Call 284-7681 of exclusive listings siding Enclosed porch $72,900 137 Lots and Call 495-3998. ABERDEEN TO RED BANK bedroom house in Union Beach Rooms A studios from $40 a wk Call 642-0535 days. 642-7971 or Keyport ares Willing to dec- HAZLET — Bi-lever 8 yrs oM 3 FOUR SEASONS REALTORS 739-0*48 or 739-9015 Acreage LUXURY GARDEN APT8. — 1 HOME RENTALS, Bkr 388-1234 eve. 1 wknds. orate Call 264-9418 after 8 pm bedrooms, kitchen, living room, RUMSON 530-9600 Dadroom Baauiiful landscaping KEANSBURG HOLMDEL — Corner Hwy. 36 6 rec room, den. 2 full bams, fire- MIDDLETOWN 671-6200 132 Condost RUMSON — 600' waterfront. 4.1 Pool 1 ml Irom GSP Call 3 rooms Klda/pets $3O0's ASBURY PARK — Single occup KITCHEN FACILITIES — Or place, pool, fully landscaped, HOLMDEL 946-3700 acres Salt marsh and wooded Laurel Prefect location for North apace for food prep, cooking 6 Townhouse* ,'B4-1846 9-5. M-F Cottage. 5 rooms. $400s With or without housekeeping & South traffic Ready to occupy fenced-ln yard. Move In con- Call 842-0730 after 6pm JUST RENTALS Bkr, 369-1555 Mature Refa. 51ft First Ave refrigeration Strictly non-retail dition. Principals only $138,000 POCONO RESORT AREA - 6 Weal End. Impanel House WEST END — Desireable build- VUDDLETOWN - EHIclancy with Incl utlls 400 sq. H $400/mo space Short or long term Will • iL'mnana a balh. prtvata KEANSBURO — 2-bdrm. 1 bath MIDDLETOWN — Slngla oc- Ask tor At Curry 671-5111- Call 787-3208 bedroom. 2 bath, living room, OCEANFRONT CONDO ing lot 3 Mocks to beach i block consider any offers In area Call dining room, kitchen, family to school Quiet deed-end str*e1 ir>iaranc« utils Inc Working Cottage M80/mo. incls all ullls cupancy. Matura buslnaas mala eves 642-4638 HAZLET — Beat area. Unique i bedroom apt with beech cabi- •voman only 1350/mo Avail. 6/1-10 /1ft. 264-0693 pratarrad Call 671-2274 svss NORTH SHORE COMMON mother-daughter. 2 bath-gar- room, fireplace, laundry room, nette. pool 6 reetaueni Annual No fill needed 50x125 $23,000 M7>0S1l MIDDLEAOED MOTHER - With age-workshop Qardeners de- wei bar t sere* Aoceea to In- $12,000 No pett 201-670-6614 Will build to suit is desired RED BANK — Clean. Parking. No flumion • newest prestige re- 2 daughters need place to live door 6 outdoor pools 2 club MODERN APT - Naar iranspor- KEYPORT kitchen privileges Working llght-eKlraa $129.900 264-1666. 571-0617 4 rooms. Ht pd MOO • tail/office address Central East Willing to share house or apt In houaea. sauna, tennie courts, aki TINTON FALLS CONUO — 2 *!••»' Basi nma to call bafora flfittfnan preferred. 741-2575 River Rd , location Quality anxhange for reasonable rent HOLMDEL •lopes, lake Open house, re- bedroom, 2 baths. Central air, WEST END — Large building lot noon, 495-0419. 5 rooma. Kids. MOO • Almost 1 acre Dead end street JUST RENTALS Bkr, 369-1555 RED BANK amenities Inside and out. Oft Can help wtth household chores, EDWARD W COLLINS freshments served Quick sale Up-grade all appliances/carpet Large room Private antrance street parking Call B Qeroge at babysitting, ect Call 767-8855. AOENCY 946-414 $79,000 Will negotiate Call Laundry room, 1 yr old $88,500 Secluded All utilities $40,000 LITTLE SILVER — Tudor 4 ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY 716-377-7520. Call 222-0636 PORTMONMOUTH 1 Call 530-7246 842-2332 during business hours ask for Norms. 717-642-7848 * rooma Appnancat MOO • bedroom, 2 * baths, fireplace In JUST RENTALS Bkr 369-1855 living room, den, private enclose 300 Autos tor Sale 300 Autos for sale 300 Autos for sale 300 Autos for sals 300 Autos for salt patio. $1500/mo. Security ft 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for sal* 4E0 BANK — 2 badroom apt. lease Call 741-7347 aivaiiaWa. H«ti ft hot watar m- ~lud»d_ NO pats. Call 741-5672. LONQ BRANCH 1ED BANK — 1 bdrm apt. Com- 4 bedroom, klda ok $650 3 bedroom, kids $525 jistsiy ranovalao $475/mo * HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1234 ullli No pats. Aftar B. 642-3654. RED BANK — Sunny, claan 2 MANALAPAN naaroom api with yard. $550 2 bedroom, klda, garage • o"tn t utllltlas, 1't months sa- 3 badroom, kids, washer dryer Burlty Call 671-5706 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 RED BANK Super values < bedroom, bills paid MOO'i 2 badroom. kicii. haat pd 1650 WALL TOWNSHIP — 3 bedroom HOME RENTALS, Bkr 369-1234 ranch, r«t baths, porch, patio. 2 on all new hskrtel with 1 "YOUR NEW CHEVY '85 CHEVY CAVALIER TYPE 10 purchase of I any Mkei WITH" 2 dr, 4 cyl. auto. PS. P B . A/C. AM/FM Uarao. apt SALE $2999 NO MONEY DOWN murort. tinted gl. cloth Inl iHt mltM Stk IF161. ' FINANCING AVAILABLE LIST JUDOE. $ Ulfl MHMll MO MMT BOWM • M WMTIt • ft* m* MIWI » eMWM Wf*i $9882 COMPARE! 7,980 '85 CHEVETTE CS 85 CHEVY '85 CAMARO MonmouthKawasaki 85 CAVALIER CS SED. HATCHBACK CELEBRITY SPORT CPE. 1« Irlar L4 11110.. A/C. (toclrle rr. del, llnlajd 4 Ctrl., auto. PS, PI. A/C. AM/FM Marao, SM 4 dr. 2.5 14 auto.. LI bliM metallic, blua vinyl 2.1. V-C aulo . Unix) gl, apt mirrors. aKctrlc 671-1073 gl.. apt mirrors, AM/FM radio, rax) block mlrrora, tlnlad gl.. cloth ml (.423 mm. Slk IF 103 banch. Macirlc rr. (St.. III! Slk 11044 rr. dart., rr. comp . cargo covar, ovardrlva. buckM aula. Sllw. Slk. 11127. rally whla, taddla. cloth buckal, LI yalkxv LIST JUDGE- QuADRUNNERS Mt imt 1255 HIGHWAY 35 NOW MIDDLETOWN 1999 671-6200 HOURS: DAILY - 9 to 9 SATURDAY • 9 to 6 fflUWMY. JULY 25, 1965 The 15B 138 MqbNaHorn*. 1M Racrtatlon Trucks I 300 Autos for >al* 300 Autos tor sal* 300 Autos lor sal* 300 Autos lor sal* 300 Autos lor sal* 300 Autos for sal* IOMSS — MUM eae true 2 CHtVETTE 1M2 — Auto . radio. 1M2 OATSUN 200 BX — Coupe, DODGE DART 1*71 — * cyl.. FORD LTD II 1077 — 4 dr.. A/C. I.ABRIOLA MOTORS bedroom traMer wtth W/W VillclM Tralltri PS. Only 18.000 ml. Good ea SL peefceg. Exc oond. Sun root. PB/PB. auto Irene, crukee con- iprlnga Rd Rad Bank carpeting, refrigerator, air con- Vt TRAILER - Re- OYOTA P1CK-P 1M2 — 4 wneal new Aaklng SMM. 7I7-S342. a/c. 9 epd . luHy loaded. 18000 out ol State, r trol AM/FM atarero a 74f-2433 ditioner, wearier/dryer. Qraal Mgaralor. Mnk. propane Move. SR 8,1 apd. AM/FM citaana. Nency *4t-2410, 1*3-21*8 after 448-2073 or 32S-40I1 equalier. 40.00000 o e buy al 1H.00O Can 7*7-30*7 Uncotn-Mar cury -Marhur Pona pony, electric, large werd- ' Urea. I" Hft. Muet eeH Going Need! pelnl lob Aaklng 11000 day. GUARANTEED metalled 1M3 11800 or BTPUUB LINCOLN-MERCURY oba. llaipi 1 aduiu com. to Service Be« offer Call after otter 2*1-1331 Htgnway 36. Kayport. 264-8600 EATONTOWN - I2i7g Qraal Call 2*4-2473. DODGE DART 1*74 FORD LTD II BROUGHAM 1971 JJJj •»». oond IINI can 3*4-70*7 RESULTS 1071 HONDA CIVIC — New .uner home. Furl dec* Extra 1B74 CORVETTE — A/C, P/B. 4 Need! body work 1 brake. — 2 dr. Dark blue with, vinyl top Or we'll run your ad 10 MAZDA RX 7 QSL — 1443. buW-on room, waahar/dryar apd Aaklng SS4M Cell Good Iran. Aaklng 1160 CaH Auto, V-l. PB/PB/PW. air. manufacturer, rebuilt engine, New air conditioner Extra Mia •OP-UP TENT IN CAMPER — 00 Auto* for Sal* days for FREE) .. m— . ..-j .jfc real ji J* 17.000 mllee. Fully equipped M7-1832 .tier 7 P.M alter 1 pm 221-4127 am/fm etereo 71.000 ml. Runa •tereo caaeane. oooy in gooo A/C, etereo wtth equellier. landaoaped lot with J-cer part- "J Coleman Move S lantern I BAJA BUG - Over 11K» wen Aaklng 11700. 142-H74. ehapa. 13000. Lori, work ing Can S4J-MJ1 HW Call 741 -14*0 altar 1PM. CORVETTE 1174 — Brown. DODGE OMNI 107* — 4 Cyl, You can Mil your auiomobUe alarm, aun roof, crulae control. PS/PS. A/C. 4 apd.. exc. cond. •67-1750, home 6714033 aHver wtth burgandy leathef m- engine work. Muet aeN. doing to •tick, AM/FM coaatna. Good FORD VAN 1971 wtth a otaaarnad ad. Here you'll 1977 HONDA ACCORD — *Mt IBS* POP-UP FOR SALE M.4M Call after 7 el 387-1832. oond 1700 Aflar 8:30 7*7-28*3 Black, 1 cyl reach wary anxloue car buyere artor. (-wage kept Muet aaH HAZLIT - IO»M 2 bedrooms, Exoellent oondWon. hool. MOO neoooaw. Cea Aaklng 12300 prootad, a/c, atarao. naw brakaa, •nad. many Improvementa. Can J-S4S7 anar 5. CORDOBA 1*71 — All power 1*7* DODGE OMNI — BeM otter •hopping our ctaeeined for good atvocka »1200 CaH M1-MT Can 2223OSQ or MB-saSS Good running condition MOO CaH 221-1217 buy*. MERCURY BOBCAT 1976 - 4- 7J4-247J. OYOTA CELICA 1*7* — J- over 11SO0 Cell 172-273*. leave .978 HONDA ACCORD - 4 td. AM/FM. Good mechen- Cell 717-1117 name, phone number 1 FORDQALAXIE 1M0 d Oood oondWon Naw HIGHLAND* - tMO UxSB 2 4 dr., auto. PS/PB, 1318 4 LINES... Enough apeoa to da- door, 6 apd., aun roof, a/c, h. Call Sua 736-0330 or Dedrooma. 2 betha. central air. oond., 11200 or beet otter COUGER 1172 am/rm radio, oood ooneH-ton 171 8141 or OM CaH 211-31M. ecrlbe your car thoroughly end 736-0477 altar ft. m.000 Call rllUM. Run. Oood oond 1*71 DODGE - Station wagon create buyer Interact 13600 Call 542-1234 AMC MADIOOR 1*73 Clava4a*t>d aowna. 311, p/a. p/b. am/rm. Very good FORD LTD 1M1 - Full-alia MERCURY MONARCH 1975 - 1300 Can 2*4-170*. HORIZON TC3 1979 - SporU Claan. P8/PB. A/C. 83.000 HIOHLANDS - 1*7*. J 220 Wanted New radial Urea, good running condition Clean. Aaklng SMO or Great lamlty car A/C. PS/PB. 10 DAYS Enough time to reach pchg , P8/PB. 4 apaad manual. beet otter. 130-131* vinyl top. orulee control, em/fm over 62.000 different adult read- mHaa. I15O0 CaH 291-4238 atlar bedroom.. completely Automollva oond. SH0 Call 4j»-4S77. DATSUN F-10 WAGON 1171 — aterao, garaged, axe. oond AM/FM CftSaM I p.m. lurnlehed. Oood condition Inetde While. 4 epd.. 84.000 ml, ere eech week, becauae paopta'a Call 871-1429 HIGHEST PRICES - Paid lor AMC OREMLIN 1*74 DODOE INS DIPLOMAT - 31* S4W8 or beat offer Call after 8 > out 1 air conditioner!, ehed. Great running condition 1480 AM/FM cum New urea, flrel eulo. 4 door, a/c, p/a. p/b. Cloth p.m 291-8214 naada tor can change dey to MERCURY MARQUI8 1874 — 2 aluminum awnlnga A overhang quality |unk ean. Long Branch I1OO0 Glenn. 717-0871 after 1 day JEEP CJ7 EAOLE 197S — PB, dr.. AM/FM caaieiW. A/C. Exc. aree Call e70-O4B4. CeaUSutMT. Interior Look. 1 run. excellent, manual brakaa. 6 cyl. Oood Convenient to bueee IM.0OO 1442 DATSUN 240 ZX — 2 door •alow wttolMala. 14300. FORD LTD 1174 - auto.. 2 dr. oond.. PS/PB. tiSOO or beat Can Slim WE SUV USED CARS - Top A/C. P*. AM/FM radio. 1380 46.40...Enough value to make it body Naw wRtop 1 brakaa Offar Call 767-3850 A STAR IS BORN... coupe Metallic brown, a/c, p/a. 741-1388 worth your while to reeiiaitcelly Rabuin trana. Runt axe. Juat dollar paid Scnw.ru Chryaler- crulee control. T-ber, 34,000 CeH 142-4307 after 1:30 p.m MERCEDES SL 1978 — Cham- Plymouth. 141 w Front SI.. Red DODOE ASPEN 1*71 — 2 dr., evea AH day Sunday. price your car to aatl. tunad. 12900 or baat offar. CaH 140 R.alE.tat* mitea. S11.900. 741-3400 daya, PS/PB. auto, trans. A/c, 787-7727 aflar S p.rrr palQna color 30.000 ml. EiB. 1. 747-07S7. 747-0734 evee 1M1 FORD FAIRMONT WAOON oond. 821.000. Call 264-8290 W.nt.d AM/FM. 81.000 ml. 11700 Cell THE FREE DEAL IS... 1088 JEEP J10 — Ptch up wtth DATSUN 2402 1S7S •72-28** - 91.000 mHea A/C. P/S, Cleen 260AU1O R.nl/LMS. cer CeH Mt-MO* between 9-6 If you don't eell your car In 10 cap 5600 mttaa. 1 ownar. taooo MERCEDES 1979 240-D — 4 dr., Clean, good cond., 45.000 m oaah, taka ovar paymanta CaH baby Una. auto trana AM/FM. BARRY THE BUILDER — WILL TRIANGLE AUTO LEASING Attrect more readerehlp by DODOE CHALLENGER 1174 — daya and you paid 44.40. we will BUV YOUR HOUSE FOR CASH placing a STAR al the lop tftOOO Call attar 7 SO p.n vt-311. automatic. PS/PB, etc FORD MUSTANG LX ISM run your 4 line automobile ad tor 747-7060. A/C. •un-roof. Full powar Smota CaniorOuota S71-S11S. ownar. Exc. cara Muii ba Man ONLY HOUSES IN POOH COND (201) t»-2247 and/or bottom ol your ad S3frO or beet offer Call *42-*44* 3 dr.. Mlver metallc, 4 apd Com- another 10 day»-for FREE! Thla KAHMANN QHIA I960 WANTED CALL HS-2SM For dateW, oeH the Dairy •tier 0 p.m. tilt air. epeclel offer le good for Individ- M.500 Call 222-8768. am/lm ceaeetla. apeed control. Qraal oond |.72fl. Naw aaat 270 Auto S.tvlcss/ DODOE CUSTOMIZED VAN uela Belling meO own care, and la covara, uppar ovarnau. Sunaat. MERCURY MONARCH 1976 - 6 INCOME - Where owner will Department. 842-1700. power lock 1 window.. Cell not tor commercial uae 1072 — 4400 or beet offer CaH 741-1107 after 7 p.m weekdeya CaH M 3-0760 cyl., good oond.. naada worfc rvoW mortgage wtth email per- Part* OATSUN 2M ZX TURBO 2*2 — Sati lor parta or aa La. Baal offar. cent down, another Urge peroeni IMS, eulo A/C. AM/FM caiaet- 442-0O44 1 all day weekende. Call ua Monday thru Friday 1:30 KIT8ON CHEVROLET CO. CAR MOTOR — AH rebuilt 31* wy M tUsortlown CM aflar 6. 264-8813 down In 3 yre • moe. Ahio have U00 or beat otter Call S4a-B872 I. Rear louvre, l-top Exx FIAT 131 SUPER BRAVA 1178 - FORD MUSTANQ II Q1AH — a.m. to 4:40 p.m., to gat your condo m Re M2-1010. eah tor •hepa. Mull Mi Need money 8 epd.. AM/FM, new battery 1 1474. VS, good condition. A/C. automobile for aeie ad Into 842-1000 MERCEDES 240 DIESEL - 4- Lotite. muffler. Radial.. SS78 or beet tomorrow1, nawaoapar, apaad, A/C, Bockar atarao UDt S00O S 1BS4 — Loaded laet Greet buy at 111.BOO Call P/S. AM/FM stereo caaaatia. LINCOLN TOWNE CAR 1873 — 1 SiT OF 4 - Wire wheel cover. afler 1. 4M-*77I otter. Can 747-0123 r/def, new battery, enow Urea, naiiitu tmmaculaia S72OO 14*. Monte Carlo emblem 1 Electric aunroof i Btaupunkt HONDA CIVIC 1100 1M1 - Qood cond.. wtth ail luxury op- 222-B663 or 531-7&68 good weed bra. ttoodyaar radial o Muet aetl Immedlelerr DATSUN 2S0ZX 2+2 1878 FIESTA rebuilt engine. 14.000 ml. M.000 Metallic blue. 6-epeed. AM/FM. ttona. Aafclno |1100. CaH on a 14- Cutlawa nm M2-7M4 otter. Caa 747-1370 QL Peckege All e»lraa Loaded. 1(7* A. la. IMO ml. on body. 12400. nan. Ceil 3* MPO. 13*28 or beat otter Call 291-2240. 1978 MERCURY MONARCH — Sunroof.Tapd.. 47,000 ml. Mini CaH 717-8440 after 7p.m.Mon-Frl, 2B1-1SO2 747-0*23 LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS P/S, P/B. auto. A/C Encatlani • SLANT 6 1*. MW 3111 1SS4 — Loaded. Ex- condition Call 566-0333. 152 Boat* and " I oondmon 6-apaed oond, S7400. CaH 2S1-143S FIREBIRD — 1*78. 1 cyl. auto, FORD MUSTANG 1171— • cyl . HONDA ACCORD 1479 - S- — PRICED RIGHT RAMAS Rune well 171 3 apd . good looking! No ruet. PONTIAC, 396 BROAD ST . RED Acc«ssor(«» Can S42-12S3 «e. S12.100or bell otter DODGE DART 1*M — 1*74 p/a, p/b, goad tire., am/fm apaed AM/FM. Needa aome MERCEDES BENZ 1970 2400 — Cell 222-71U motor tuet inalalled 1360 oretereo. very dean. 12700 or beat See at 80 Johneon Lane. Apt. 1. work 4SH or beat otter CaH BANK 741-61M. 77,000 ml. In pMma oond. 1 14— Aluminum boeiwtth l 8M- offer CellS71-*030 Keaneburg After 1 p.m. 11100 or 747.5246 1974 MAVERICK - Bodyft an - ownar. A/C. 17,500 Call king IS h p «notn«. 2 wooden 280 Motorcycla. SUHLIfl 4 BITTER INC 842-3230 oe/a, 2 Mi ee. 0*" tank*, mm I9S2 YAMAHA VISION HO - Ptymooth-Chryeier - MQ-JMuir DODGE IMO tTEPSIOC PICK FORD PINTO 1*77 — I dr . IBM HONDA ACCORD LX —gina McaHam oondWon. Ho ruai. lu«t Hn« e. 3 lit* eervtng dtwMM, Exc oond.. Look, brand new UtOHwyM 2*4-6000 UP — 8 cyl . 3 epd. wtth over hatchback, auto. Irene., very GRANADA 117S Hetchbeck 74.000 mllee. a/c - AM/FM - MERCURY ZEPHYR107» from! ft raw lights |Ti00 CeJ) Muet aea Muet aad. CaH drive Cep M.000 ml 13800 good oond 1*80 or beat offer Exoellent oondmon. 1710. p/a. p/b. am/lm stereo 12*00 96.500 ml. Aafclng 1696 CaH 4-apaad, 42,000 miiaa. Si600 BUMLER • BITTER INC Cell Ua-4118 After 9.30. 842-1717. 983-2038 aflar 9:30PM CaH 741-1282, »7CMtt34 I—w mnaaga MM Plymoutn-Cnryeter-MQ-Jaguir Cell 73*771* CeH 171-0312 or (71-M72 1ft TMHULt - F/O. 76 HP 1*74 HONDA 7S0 FOUR — 2»0HwylS tsiVsOW 300 Autos lor Sal* 300 Autos lor Salt 300 Autos lor Sal* 300 Autos lor Sal* 300 Autos for Sal* 300 Autos for Sale jonnion 0/1 end traitor 11100 Look* S runa •xceHent 1878 UICK CENTURY ESTATE C*H M7-MM CaH 2S4-8M1. ask lor Frank AQON 1»M — A/C, PS/PB, II STAWCKAFT - Boei only IONDA 780 — Magm 1H2. low etereo. naw Urea TraiwnkMkm f(b*roi«M. in good thap*. 11000 mllee. extraa Muat aaH. 11*00. ai febuH Smell v-S " or baat off* Cau I72OO6O KM Make oner Cell S3O-OOS2 ehapa. MM. CaM 747-7911 ftvTR. UICK RIVEBIA INI 1M1 - 4ONDA — 10S2, CM 460 C B it' 8TARCRAFT — With IS HP Slue. 6 speed overdrive, front /B. art wheel, crutae. Pion- mare. A trail** Mint condition diec brake*, engine guarde. eer component eyetem. alarm, (MOO or baa. offar Can beefcreet. luggage rack. vener eac oond Muet eee leeOO T4i-4WtaHaf lp,(n Shoet Fairing, 3,000 mllee «. S42-7412 ir FIBEIHaLAH tOAT — IMt BUICK ELECTRA 1173 "KNOCK-OUT" i«4-24MevtM Gobi* Canvaa top New battery rigmal owner. Good etallon car with control* 2 gas tank*. Coaat HONDA 1973 CS 3*0 - Great 1700. Can 741-1137. Querd-equipped Naw E / cond 1428 Call 822-8007 daya. BUICK SKYLARK 1477 IMKMt IraHar I1I00 Call 530-3414 evea Aak tor Mark 8 17.000 ml . very good cond M2-U21 naw urea, rebuilt trana Many If SEA fUV other naw pane Aaktrtg SSOO $500 or baat attar HONDA an after 4 p.m. 734-4204 CaW *42-—72 aflar ft NEW JERSEY S f 1 VOLUME MO BUICK LESABRE - Excel <• 9TARCRAFT - Fibargl HONDA DEALER lent condition A/C. P/w. P/B f>5 HP Evtorud* NM Wa Rt a Freehold M/FM tterao S4O0O Cell efler (2000 Call 7«7-M22 4*2-4U1 30 weak dart. «7i »4 u HONDA 1M1 CM400 - Leu 17 AIDS Cm - Flbargtaaa V Mull man 300 ortg. ml Many axirae UICK P.EOAL — 1173 Mechan take advantage of wtin iraMar No angtna In good (1000 teeny eound Dependable trent- condition tin or baat offar Call CaH 741-0110 anytime ponanor. SMO Muet tell Mov- ?04 M70 arttx 3 ing Work 14:30. 4*1 4231 or our giant . . . KAWASAKI 280 1M2 •3-3441. home S4S-2832 IB BOAT 4 TRAIltR — 1H4 Street Bike, good cond ttelaiy Bow Liner 140 I/O. Merc Low mileage US! 1M1 BUICK RIVERIA SUMMER iow hrt , 2 WHje pumpe biower CaH 4M-4IM anchor Mi cenvee tUc oond SAVINGS! Boa) m weior Seie includee M4p KAWASAKI M0 1*7* — Oood BUICK CENTURY 1976 - Runa lor laaaort Muei ei condition 1.000 mllea 1700 CaH v-6 Aak ing 8375 aa •• larger boet UOOO aflar 1 p m S30-42M. CaH 747-2634 after • pm SPORTSTER IBS* -SSSS2? •72 BUICK CENTURION - 1 1ft STAMCIUFT - Futty Need.work Beaton* ownar Runa graat 6600 or baat equipped W HP Marcury O/B CaH 741-M10 offar CaH 291-3O34 nM» trallar ft4000 or baat omx YAMAHA 1M2 — *M Vlrego Can 7|7-*44t Ureal ehapo Low mllea Com BUICK REOAL 1975 puter daeh and many axiraa n7» Mf FX; Muet aeH Immediately 11*00 •NOTICE* 36 HP |«00 or baat oftar b'o Caa Ed 2*1-1170 efter • . ALL VEHICLES IN THIS AD YAMAHA MO SPECIAL INI CADILLAC - 1675 Coupa DaVH- •M3 — HoMe Cat. Iptcitt Slack Good oond Low mwea va AM powar Llka naw Aftar ARE IN STOCK AND Cdltton Cirmumbi With tr " SMO OH Craig 747-1710 6PM, 542-6069 both •• new oond ' YAMAHA 1*71 YZM CADILLAC COUPE OEVILLE READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY RaaaonaMa SH Mil 666 — Brown/Vvathar intartor 2< FREIDOM Citbn«i IMS Mw brakaa, radiator Runa good dieptey modal 2 draft. I np CeH 2*1-t**3 1600 CaM 717-7215 Jonneon. rutty •quipped Witt) YAMAHA X* *M t!71 ettp on Shrewebury fever CaN •471 CADILLAC COUPE OEVILLE - •or detaUe Sendy Hooh Yacnt 975. 76.OO0 ml angina good CaH747-11Manar4pm 1200 M ii. or mi parta Can YAMAHA I*U VIRAGO 872-2687 12 4* MAKO 1tt2 - Twin 116 Brand new OMy 24 ml. 710oc. 8 apd . mag wtnen. duel chrome I-- air cleaner., dual atrait otpea wHy j 17,000 CaM T doubla aaat. garage kept Uioo COUPE DEVILLE 27 MARSHALL CAT BOAT - Cell efler 3pm tt7-OBS3 AM/FM Sloop ringed EatoeHant coo YAMAHA YZ1M 1* _ X 41000 ml dWon 2f HP Of ey Many op Super i I oond 44.800 CaH none, end cue»am t—Kiree 471-741 AMAHA XT MO 1*7* — 100 CC 1661 CADILLAC 22 BAVLINC* IMO - SefttteOO anduro Cutfdy Caa*n " men. 4 waller Mato. m l ol ARIES 2 DR. CAOtLLAC 1979 MOAN OCVIL- 4 cyl sulomatic P/S P'B AIR CONDITIONING T G a. M00O. make of** " 211 Mopada LC - 50.000 mi Original ownar DIPLOMAT "SE" 170-042* or 741-7140 del-osier AM radio Siocn KM49 List pr.ee (9 m 8 cyl .automatic P/S AIR CONDITIONING TO Lux pfcg Mual aacrMoa AoiMDwonalty PrWindows P'locfcB. P/Seat, atereo. P/Antanna spaed ft TANIIM - 1SS1. I fl draft Aale Seal oner good oar 641-1660 or 572-29*1 I L> OMN4 cyl aulomaliI HATCHBACc FREE P'S P'B AIR CONDITIOK N coniroi wire wheeli. leather wrapped wheel 'ight group with CS. Honda 7 1 outboard Caa 741-M7O CADILLAC 1670 - Naw bartary NG T G l.e'CO r dttrottai dual mirrors WSW 'idi.i; protection group Stock K53S1 Lial price $13 745 vary clean A wen equipped Beat DISCOUNT PRICE ilocn •CS4-'2 List price STSta oner Muetgo H0-MO2 PUCH MAONUM II 1»U - Ex and tVaa. but nawda brai cewant oondrnor. 1300 Can altar 1180 Cad 797-4MM n CCXWECT CRAFT FO- VS tXHMW CAUARO 1B7S DISCOUNT $ inboard. CS depth recorder SACHS MOPED Si400orbaaieoai DISCOUNT trim taoe In water 14700 Can 44ft JtMi enyttme 7*7.7711 "ST. PRICE Aefcina |400 CAUARO Zt4 1 taa — stack and !&oJ*8 395 PRICE 12,495 Cell I72-1H4 *7,595 23 Sport Craft - tea h p Marc jr 4 cyl PS'PS Tinted F f cuteer mbrd/outbrd. new can YAMAHA CHAPPY II powar wtodowa Muat eaH S7SO0 •at Exc cond *4eOO Celt Exc Cond 1121 or baat offer Can 241-4743 after ratia Cell W2 2138 3 p m aak for Joyoa 23 OVBTERMAN - Ketch 7 5 After * p.m CAUAPJO lei* - Qood cond n p Marc 1 It •" shoal draft PS/PS. S-oyt Flune good, body 290 Truck* t good ahape 11500 or baat otter Land Seat otter eM-UOl Trallara Sea evea.. M4-J041 LANCER iTmports USED CAR M' LUHRS 1478 CAPRICE CLASSIC - 4 DAYTONA 4 cyl aulomalic P/S P/B AIR CONDITION n water Runa good 11200 Celt r, 8 oyt.. auto, p/a. p/b. */c - -yi 5 ipeed P'S P'B PWindowi AIR ING T G AM/FM stereo lilt wheel cruiM • 71-M71 or STl-SOn powar AM/FM atereo. HH CONDITIONING alum alloy wheelt 4 CHROME WAGON WHEELS casselie stereo t detroal* Stock fC5348 contgroi r oafrotler lighi group Sloct SPECIALS' 26 LUHM SPORTSMAN - wheo., orvitee control 17,500 mi •CS479 Lilt price Sit 413 6.10 8 luge lor Ford PKk-Up 42200 57 2-7 244 i»l price 110 840 Fiberataaa. 228 HP. Chryeter in- Like new-»I5O board, t-een water cooked Lee Can afler 1 p.m 741-4*** CARS UNHP. U.OOO DISCOUNT PRICE ^WVVw DISCOUNT PRICE "•Sen head, cutty ceb»ne. new OF THE J -.evy top 4 dtorM depV. finder CAP - Custom bum ma in KINQSLEY AUTO SALES •woe opon oockpH. m water ptck-up bed SHdlng windowa 717-7117 PLYMOUTH CHAMP — L tiiooo cad aat-Tm Caa Ua-M 12 after S $ 2ft SPOWTSCIWT It77 - I oondmon A« - WEEK OttVY PICK-UP 1177 Can *n-**U efler S *9,995 :^' 10,295 Oieea 16O-230 HP. It. cuddy cebtna. heed, CS. Of fieh boi in CHCVITTE 1*7* - 4 door. 4- weat enepe U260 I OOdy work __ld. em/rm. new urea Oood Naw IMS Jti-1412 enyHrna. 2*43217 oondPJon 1IM0 Cell 173-1M3 IM4 000QE • ROWSOAT WITH OARS CHEVY PICK UP TRUCK 1M3 CHIW IMPALA WAOON — COLT 5 DR. CARAVAN Liwnajw.laaeei IISO *77 A MM ARIES WAGON 4 cyl 5 speed M'S P'B Slock tC53M List 4 cyl auto Prs P/B Arc T G stereo Cea 222 SHT Body m good •nape 12300 in CARAVAN P'ic# S6 219 ' ' paaa Stocn H9H Its) miles td Awing SI10O or beat • Ctrl automatiM c P/S P/c xlLB AIRws CONDITIOw N DISCOUNT PRICE • fEFVECTION Dtngrtr n 7412OM 4 cyl automatic P'S P'B AIR CONDITION i. -2./ '""" ' radian DISCOUNT PRKE $10,589 WnakK Style Aaklng isoO ING TO AM/FM ilttao tool 'ack vinyl Stoc« »C53«1 List price $10 025 Pleaee can efler • p m CHEVY VAN - 1t7S BeauvOte lids mldgi «CC«nt snipes StocM ITMM 74I-SOS0 ___tam«asd Captain cheire CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC 1877 Lisl p«ic« ,i 1 274 atereo. CS, TV antenna. a/< V-4, auto. 4 dr, PS/PB A/C. auto, now area- MS engirM am/fm caea, ortg owner Rune DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE '5,799 IM9CHEVP.OLET Cleen Muat eaH Over 1-3000 Ir great Oood oond Priced to aetl •42-4 el 41400 741-4404 or 741-4743 CUSTOM VAN ed Outfit. 42400 671-0417 6 cyl aulO PrS P/B A/C 4 chairs • .our™ 1177 24 INCA IMP - Flbergleea OATSUN — 1174 ptok-up wtth cru.se control till wfteei >unr,,ng boards New 311 motor, overheul out- cap s epd trana Runa anoati ant casulla .alour mt Sloe. asoi5 •'«, drtve Slue • 8 Complete etand- Body good M.000 ml Aaklng miles up cover Evarylhtng new. luHy CHtVfUE 1*71 *9,995 '9,139 t.MO Call 241-2377 DISCOUNT PRICE *1 2,495 eluded 113.000 or beat oner 1477 DODOE WINDOW VAN — Can altar 1. 717-8107 22« cub-c inch 54.000 mi" 1M0 CHSVETTE — Standard Complataly overtvauted. inotud trana Oood condition 1*00 Cea LASER - Exc oond 11000 CeH ing n«e> brakea ExoeHent rub 741-0*1* tmwaan S.30 pm-1 pmbar 42100 741-4231 RAM TOUGH DODGE TRUCKS' 741-1M4. aekto. Jm 442-4440 ____ CHEVY NOVA - 1*70 WMle W HEP.CUP.V Good oondrion It rune. SSOO or LIMITED EDITION 17' — Boeton 1*71 DODGE STEP-SIOC - 31 beet oner Can 171-4 7M CAPRI Whaler Montauk Mahogany VS. 4 apd. p/t. am/rm. chrome mCOtrNT PMct 2 Dr 4 cyl i speed P/S P'B stereo* sunrc center coneole * eeat 70 John- wheel., en new aree. Exc oond 1472 CHEVY IMPALA — Runa O100 PICK-UP 2 lone paint stock *8099 52015 miles ion. Reegency MT MOO VHF. 13O00 M3-0M1 great Naada taHplpe 4 wind- r-1 4 speed OOrive trans P/S P'B i Lee'e rod holdera, ritchle com- - ta wiper 9128 CaN DISCOUNT PRICE $4,595 peaa. galvanued Teeny Trailer 1 YD DODGE DUMP no window Sloct. IT 5449 List price Summer-Winter cover. Mint •9/785 condition Aaklng M700 CaH CHEVY M0NZA 1177 — Oood oond. Maadi engine work 1 tow 7477424 DODOE MASON DUMP 1S71 WOO or beet oner Can ener S APR IM9 CHEVROLET PEMBRA SAILBOAT 12000 174530 IMANCINO FO. 10" CeH M0-M43 aak tor Lad. DISCOUNT PRICE'7,349 CHEVETTE 1177 CHEW CHEVETTE — luck DOOOE PICK-UP 117* eulo P'S P'B Slock e804a 4 wheat drive Angle plow EJec trie hotel dump body CaH 1* RMOOCS ODAY - DISCOUNT PRICC $4,395 Dey Saner O/l. tram 717-O437 CHEVY IMPALA 1172 B1 50 VALUE WAOON B1S0 CUSTOM VAN S27OO CaH S-M-1S47 V-l. auto 4 or cyl automatic P'S P'B AIR CONDITION DODOE CUSTOMIZED V- Runa good, S300. ) cyl automatic PfS P'B AIR CONDITION 40 8 pan H D suspension AMrFM s1«r«c NO 3 picture windows. 3 teci buckets r COLT PREMIER ROBALO1M0 1472 — 1400 or beet Otter. CaM Cal 5S3 5OU uWMri glass 8x9 mtrioit, 2 lone pan »'•' Center coneota 442-4044 iota bed. carpeted, mwated pptiesiat table 0' 4 cyl automatic P'S P'B AM FM 118.000 Ce>I»-Ut7 CHEVY MONZA 117* D cloth \ vinyl mtafiof full timahad A/C Imhls It & r root rack ladder SIOCi preo spon suspension Stock fC5437 List H7* PIYSIOUTH DUMP TRUCK INTERNATIONA Oood oond 72.000 ml nor Stock tTS455 List price $u 395 ITS792 List pnre SiB 879 IC4 S9 138 15Vt' SEAHAWK - 1M2 open 1444 — With plow. 42400 Caee Aaklng 11210 VOLARE DUSTER Kberguaa akin 30 h.p. Mariner, baokhoa and t ion 3 amle traHer Cea ellar 1 p.m 741.1202 DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE 2 Dr 6 cyl auto P'S P'B A-C ' gator trader Many axtrea Exc 46400 tMtn 222-4&S3 buckets Slock PSB28 cond Coal S4M0. aacrffioa 1444 CHEVY CHEVETTE - 4 $ $ •2100 Cell 171-0111 1471 FORD ENC 160 - 4 cyl apd., 4 door. CS modal Seat DISCOUNT PRICE $2,995 apd. etandard anrd, am/tm radio offar around 44000 Can 11200 CaH waekdeye efter '13,385 14,995 20' SEA CRAFT — 140 Johneor 8,595 p.m. 241-SilCI. Outboard New canvaa Lota ot 1171 CHEW CAPRICE — Ste- J extra. Tandem axel, galvanized FORD VAN — 1472. 3 apt trailer with aurge brake. MS00 cyl 300 cu tn Motor rebuilt 3 yr condrHon 1700. Cea 2M-4SM Pric*. Include dealer prep • freight • Tax k MV fees excluded. 4. Highway 36 Belford or beat oner. Can 741-7702 attar ago 4429 or beat offer Can 8 p.m. 444-041. CHEVY WA0ON 1476 - 4 paaa- engar New Urea, new eithauet. (Middletown Twp ) 1*70 FORD BRONCO - Look. new brakes. 4674. CaH 734-1244 183 Camping runa great. Aekmg 11800 CeH 2*4-120* after 8 PM CHEVETTE DIESEL 1M1 Equipment Auto.. 50.000 ml.. 11200. 28 SELF-CONTAINED CAMPER FORD BRONCO 1*7* - Many Call 73e-*717 - Tandem tuHy equipped 787-360O new pert. Need, aome work Naada water heatar. 11200. Can Muat eell 128O0 Cell 172-111 CHEVY IMPALA 1473 — 2 dr.. 2M-7282 hard-top, waH equipped Oood efler I. cond . |400 CaH 046-4537 4-4 154 Recreational EP CHEROKEE. 7*. V. p.m. Vahlcla* HMlTs* CHEVY MALIBU WAOON 117* Rune wen. Front end damaged 1177 14- TRAILER - Sleepe 6. MAZDA PICK UP 1178 Met Can M4-I701 atlar 7 p m WERNER earl -contained, exc. oond. In- Rotory engine cluded: hitch, brake control, aide Engine need, work CHEVY STATION WAOON 1*71 mkrora, tranemleeton cooler Call 171-0343 — Seel oner Can Pal arter 4pm tUOO. Call 442-7SM. MAZDA PICK-UP TRUCK II 30- TRAVEL TRAILER — BJOOO tang bed. AM/ CHRYSLER BROUOHAM 1*77 S, run bath, aerl contained very 30.000 — v-l. leather Interior, tuHy good oond SACRIFICE. 12000 loaded. Aakmg 11700. Call alter M4-7307 • p.m. 717-31U TRACTOR INTERNATIONA APACHE EAGLE 1»T 1 — 2 whee. 1474 — Cab over, twtn acrew CIRCLE CHEVROLET canvaa camper treUer EM. wWi iliinir SIS Detroit engine ShrewatHiry Ava. Shrewabury cond 1400. CaM 741-S100: eve* («r*xtvai>ed 40.000 mi. ago 741-3130 741-4104. Oood fuetar trana. 94 reara. naw 1*71 CORVETTE — HIM con- HOLIDAY RAMU.tR 1*71 - rear leaf epringe, naw atart dition U.OOO mnee. 350. 4 apd. Motor home, Meepa 4. 3*.0O0 ml oMPh. brakaa. axle, 4 good ttraa eHver with uec* Inlertor. T-lope, Open Mon -Fri 9 am to 9 p m Sat 9 am to 5 p m Good oond. A/C generator, root air. oab air. rag. gea. 17.100 firm work on oat) Muet aee to appreciate 110.000 Can 2*1-»4S0 efler 8 CaH 747-3740. THURSDAY. JULY 25, 19B5 300 Autos for sal* 300 Autos for fit 300 Autos for salt 300 Autos for sale 300 Autos for sal* MIRCE0E8 1972 250 - OLDS OMEOA 1(40- 4 dr V-fl 1962 PLYMOUTH CHAMP - THUNDERBIRD 1971 — Fully 1976 TOYOTA COROLLA 8R 8 900c cona Rum ima E equipped. 71 000 mi. White/tan — Runa good Orlglonel owner This car is not right for everybody •r«''m CIINHI B«iutilui le Maintenance records Real AM/FM radio Twin shift *3«»5 Excellent condition $2,500 Cell 6400 firm. Cat! 264-1209 767-3263 Jutl 12500 Call 870-BO60 nice tiTWO 747-M49 DeySS442-1818 evea a. weekends VW 1974 SUPER BEETLE - 4 J^ Is It possible that... OMEQA BROUGHAM IBM - 747-50 TOMS FORD apd , very good cond 76.000 mi 1«77 MQ8~CONvtRt7BL l~ - A/C, P/t, P/B, extraa No 61200 Phone 642-3426 or White with black top New pern. reeeonabte offer refueed Call PONTIAC TEMPEST (GTO) 642-037B Wire WIINII Webber carb a 8M-B37B CONVERTIBLE 1967 It's right for you? Si800 or beat offer Call after TOYOTA SUPRA I960 - Mint VW BUG 1973 — Great running manifold Vary good condition PLYMOUTH "\/AUANTi»74 — 4 cond New Brakea ana muffler Cmil f.71 -Mae after 6 pm 6pm 642-1742. aate. lor Mike condition in & out Loaded All dr . e cyl . good transportation power optlona 52.000 milea Even hee heett 6975 Call itPJ MONTE CARLO - ClMMC U00 Cell 7I7-43M PONTIAC 1975 CATALINA ~ 642-2166 Landau AJIO i/e, p/>. p/b. Sunroof 17000 Call 264-2776 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE — 2 auio . 4 dr , A/C, AM/FM nereo VW BUG — 1972 automatic Ap- am/lm E*c cond. new urea, door. p/a. p/b. a/c Runt good No ruat. good Uree Good run- TOYOTA CELICA 1979 — 8T cart) 109.000 mi $97 S Coupe, S-epd , FM radio. New pro* 20.000 on rebuilt engine Dependable ireneportailon ning cond 61000 Call 842-4307 Rebuilt trani. new brakea Good itimi ti200or beat Offer 739-4293 after 8 30. all day Sunday tlrea ft muffler Very reliable rubber Looka ft runa w*ll. 11200 OLDSMOBILE PORSCHE 1960 926 — Charcoal EBC cond. except for denta 1MB MUSTANG — Oood en- PLYMOUTH DUSTEB - 1970 $2000 721-4649 or beat offer 671-6305 giee, tram, tires Oreei lor parti 36.000 orig milce AM/FM gray, biaquit Interior, 20.000 mi iaeO Can 071-704S ahowroom cond 625.000 Cell 1971 VW BUG — New engine ft •tereo ceaaette Relieole irane- TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 1985 — muffler Good condition $650 MUSTANG IMS-6 cyl. 3 »pd, ponaiion 741-1835 or 741-92B9 deya 642-9090. ever 264-6678 To eettte eeiala Aulo. mm original cond New brekee, Call after 6 p.m. 768-0652 RED BANK MOTORS INC A/C. cruiae, am/fm atereo caaa . NEW Eldorado Biarritz Convertible clulch tirer * muffler Recent PLYMOUTH DUSTER — 1975. PS/PB 5,600 milea 611.000 VW RABBIT DIESEL 1962 — 4 inipeciion VERY LITTLE RUST aa.ooo miiea New tire*, brakea 131 Newman Sprlnga, Red Bank Call after 6 pm 291-364}. dr, 6 apd, A/C. AM/FM. polygiy- C«n reetore or looks 'In* in pret- Runt well 1900 After 5pm Dodge-AMC-Jeep-Heniuii coeted. garaged, 41,000 ml Ash- erit cond Must aee 4 drive to 671-3476 747-0040 TOYOTA COROLLA 1976 - Ing 14500. Ceil 291-8606 appreciila Moving, mult aeil RED * BLACK — Rally Spofi A/C, rear detog 4-tpeed New PLYMOUTH HORIZON 1979 - brahea. axftauat. alerter ft alter- WAQON-PONTIAC - Grand MOO firm Call Curt Orlaaky White atenderd. 4 dr, very good Capri. 1979 Runa 1 looka great M6-07M«v«a $3500 Call 739-4963 nator Call 55B-61B2 aMar fl Lament 1975 V-6. AC. AM/FM cond Good oat mileage 11400 6600 Call 747-3559 PONTIAC CATALINA 1973 — Re- TOYOTA COROLLA 8R6 1963 - Call 642-7473 NISSAN SENTRA 1084 - 8 epd . liable, durable, 6 cyl, PS/PB. Black, P8/PB. A/C. Very low AM/FM radio caaaette player PLYMOUTH 1977 - Volara mileage Great condition. Call VW 1954 VAN - 6300. Red Must een *4BS0 IB 000 mi Call Premier Station Wegon Auto- A/C. AM/FM radio. 6600 or beat offer Cell 264-2298 671-1574 or 671 1666. Suburu 1979 etatlon wagon, beet erter S. 774-01M matic. A/C Runt wen. $11 OX) offer Call 741-5236 after 8PM Call 946-2643 RENAULT Le Car 1960 — Lookt TOYOTA CELICA 1976 — 6 OPEL MANTA - 1972. 2 door. 4 great, new tlree, bekea, clulch, •peed Runa but needa work 300 Autos for Sale $29,994 cyi . 4 apd . rum excellent $375 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1976 — with full Renault eun-roof 6350 at la. Call 767-7120 be- Call Sflfl-0571 Keyport All optlona 60,000 orlg ml. tween 5-9 p.m. Senior owner, quit driving, AM/FM atereo, 61100 842-8037 PARK CHEVROLET $1275 369-2614 RITTENHOUSE 1961 TRANS AM — Black 6 gold Salsa- Leaaing-Service-Paria LINCOLN-MERCURY INC T-roof. B/C, till wheel, 38.000 Rl M, Neptune 775-1212 1067 PONTIAC TEMPEST (QTO) mllee. Like new) Aeking $6500 - convertible, p/t. p/b, p/t Nice 900 Rt 35-Ocean Twp 775-1500 Call John 264-5346 or 739-3221 PEUQEOT-SAAB OF WALL car $2575 Call 747-9009 SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC 251 Broadway at 4th Av*. • Long Branch • 222-1234 Hwy M. Manaaquan Newman Sprlnga Rd , Red Bank TRANS AM 1979 — Aulo Irana. AVIS (201) 449-5050 PONTIAC SUN6IRD 1979 — V6, 741-0910 T-iopt, alowflake rime, am/fm auto P8/PB. A/C 75,000 ml caaeetta. low mileage. Mint cond. 1972 PINTO WAOON — Aulo Runa good Cell 870-9186 till 4 STAION WAOON 1966 - 6 Cyt.. 65500 Call Glenn 671-8090. trim many new & ipaie parti p m after 4. 787-5400. auto. PS/PB American Motora Young Used Runa good Mutt eell 1350 Call f 250 or beet offer Call 666-6013 VOLVO DL WAGON I960 — attar 5 30 P M 671-3496 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1976 — 50,000 mi AM/FM. root- reck, PINTO WAOON 1H4 — Perfect Exc cond P/S. P/B. P/W, A/C, SUBURBAN 1975 chrome trim, dark red, Mich. Cars cond . orlg owner, rear/del. 80.000 mllee Aaklng $2500 Call Beet offer tirea Exc cond Beet offer over AM/FM Brand new lire*, 872-2641 efte* 7 p.m. Call 741-3907 after fl 67000 firm. Call 642-2332 or 642 For Sale ahocka, brafcei ft clutch 4 cyl/4 PONTIAC VENTURA 1974 — 6 SUBARU WAGON i960 — 4 5615 •pd . Have Co car. will Mil tor cyl atandard Good condition, wheel dr. Sporta pkg Good mpg. 47 Unmtani At. $13OO-b'O 200-8252 920-2369 S750 Call 530-7183 4 epd. Tinted windows, A/C VOLVO FOR QUALITY Many extra* 63400. 747-6161, Leaee with full maintenance now M tak. M7-O3M PLYMOUTH RELIANT — 196V 4 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1972 — available Only at RED BANK tpd 4 doori, new lire*. «ac. Lookt good Rum excellent Call T-BIRD 1978 — Automatic, A/C. VOLVO. Call tor Info. 741-5666 Avia features cond 68.000 milM. 30 mpg.220-0524 If no anawer. pleaae while bucket teaia Reliable 119 E. Newman Sprlnga Rd.. S220O or b/O 642-1034 after 6. keep trying $1800 Call 222-6645 efler 7 p.m. Shrewsbury am can and truck. 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for bale FROM THE NO-NONSENSE DEALER! O YOU'RE THE BIG DEAL, AT BIG RED '9981 1*199 Sj MAMD taw law POKTUC PARISIENNE WAGON t!••»»«,«- nin.ui! i,a Hmtanam Pauag* fMO. aaiijiaa aataa. — ililn|ajl icon m >ar»C« awta LM PnoaTii rn jONNEVILLE SEDAN •9808 '218 IMS MSSM KMTM 4 N MIUXE Slk 7M3 Daao Kin 4 cyl 14*> Irana ftl am dr PS fit S» 17 Sft 5064 Thunder Black, leathei Int fl cyi turbo fue» inj. 5 1984 MttAM 100 « TUMO H/B 1984 NISSAN 300 U COUPE •pd . P*. P/B. S/B rad. VC, UUfW nereo *>/caei. cr com. 11 0US CUTUSS itM ftmriix FIEM P^rvd 1 KKkl T-Mr roof nMtunufn 79% dowfi peynam. ewclmjin 36 nonVi AapUM toInaloe* vpMcJa*oMy RT. 9 NORTH, FREEHOLO • 201 71 iOOJIOOO I T NORTH OF FREEHOLD RA( WAY) CONVENIENT HOURS: Samoo^da.iy.am .1,. Sal Sam to 5 pm Service end ~ MAKE US NO. 1 IN THE STATE! Pint open Sat 9 • RT. 36 EATONTOWN8 I rooart) ft MMdMown. Now Joreoy on Fri- JAMS F. MAHER, MAYOR . tory play of the ace of clubs, West day. Auguot e. INS ol i6:0O am LAWRENCE J. CELLA, was out of clubs. OAQ7 proveMng Brno or aa aoon atlor TOWNSHIP CLERK aa tha manor may bo rooetwrf July K SM K • AQJ2 • contract oocu mama and pta. • If West returned a diamond, • H(M >>t»cimaf>. flO« tor tho nrnnasad worn, proposed South would get a free finesse. If South West North East by Noherd M. SchuU. ft., LS. iMK>r :o tM Mlddlotown Townahlp Acting West returned a heart, South 1* 2S> 2* 37 -. aupsrvtaaj Township Engtosar of ths firm of I*M H*> • Ji»t»i for T a M Aoaoolatoa. Consulting would discard a diamond from 4* 57 Pass Pass and Municipal Englnoori. hovo dummy as he ruffed; and he would 50 All Pass boon mod In mo offloo of aaW then discard another diamond on • *t W *' SS3SJ1!« 2STJS the jack of clubs, assuring ihe Opening lead--7K - during C contract. Charles of the Bldoorawlllba furnlohod with a oopyof tho Ml ( DAILY QUESTION Would you like lo have Alfred • and plant by tho onglnoor upon prapor noeoo and poymant of o Sbclawold leach you how to play nonrafundaWa oharga ot Fifty