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Vol. 109 No. 22 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878 TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1986 25 CENTS Accused Daniloff goes free Soviet spy still here_ asTF JS. makes deal 2 TV networks report Reagan says 'we didn't give in' to Moscow Zakharov to be swapped for Russian dissidents Associitsd Press

By KIM I. MILLS FRANKFURT, West Germany — American MOSCOW (AP) — A» he left Moscow Associited Press Journalist Nicholas Danlloff flew to the West and freedom yesterday, released In a still-secretive night, American newsman Nicholas Daniloff U.S.-Sovlet agreement that could help shake-off a NEW YORK — Gennadly Zakharov, the deepening chill in superpower relations. •aid beat deecribed his7eVltngs'on~ieavirig'the Soviet citizen charged with spying while working for the United Nations, remained In New York, a Soviet bloc source at the United Soviet Union. in New York on bail yesterday after the Nation* said Gennadiy Zakharov, charged with His voice strained with emotion, Danlloff Soviets freed U.S. Journalist Nicholas being a Soviet spy, would be exchanged for read a poem written in 1840 by Mikhail Danlloff. But there was no immediate official Danlloff, also accused of spying. announcement on the outline of a deal. Lermontov after the poet waa exiled to the Chief Assistant U.S. Attorney Laurence Caucasus region by the czar following a duel A. Urgenson declined to comment on President Reagan, visiting Kansas City, Mo., with the son of the French ambassador to reports that Zakharov was to be released said, "We didn't give in," and said details of the arrangement would be disclosed today. Moscow. In exchange for Danlloff, whom the Sov- Daniloff comes from a line of Russian gentry iets charged shortly after Zakharov's DanUoff, U.S. News & World Report correspon- and military recn. His great great -grsndfsthcf arrest in New York. dent in Moscow for five years, told reporters after Urgenson said his office had received no landing In Franfurt: "I'm grateful to the president was exiled to Siberia in 1826 for his role in the instructions on Zakharov. "If there were a NasMi Nicholas DanMoff of the United States. I'm free, I'm in the West. I Decembrist uprising. material change in his status, yes, the AgMll cannot tell you about any other arrangements. ... The poem, translated by 'The Associated court would have to pass judgment," he Wort experience: A1966 Harvard graduate, All I know Is that I am free." Press, reads: said. DanlloffJoined the Wathington Pot as a copy boy. The 61-year-old Journalist wore an orange In 1067, ns went to England to spend a year Farewell to you, unwaahed Suisia ABC News, quoting unidentified of- studying philosophy, politics and economics. turtleneck beneath a cream-colored parka and ficials, reported that Zakharov would DanUoff then Joined United Press International in appeared to be in good health, but tired. Land of slaves, land of gentry plead no contest to charges he tried to buy it« London bureau, moving to Geneva a year later "It's obvious to everyone what has happened," And to you, the blue uniforms US. secrets, and will be convicted by the and to Moscow a year after that. He returned to he said. "I was arrested without.an arrest warrant. And to you, the people who obey them. Judge presiding over his case. ABC and In 19«8, working briefly on the Post The case against me was fabricated." CBS reported that Zakharov would t» He Mid he taken Into custody to give the Soviet ridge exchanged for Soviet dissidents. ^ Union leverage in its efforts to ofitain the release a Danlloff, Moscow correspondent for U£. NnuandWorl of Zakharov, who was arrested in New York a week ed la poscow. before Daniloff was picked op. "The KGB did not S News aftd World Report, was freed yester- From their all-hearing eon. day by the Soviet Union and flew to West punish me. The KGB punished itself," he added. Sw?PY, PJO»4A See DANILOFF. Page 4A :f:4:J> State ends silence over P 1 McCarter Park beach trash Conditions By STEPHEN MCCARTHY The Register at play area TRENTON — After a long alienee on the matter, state en- vironmental officials aay they will 1 spur concern recommend that the Attorney General Intervene In a 7-year-old 3* J > By JUDV HOLMES lawsuit to stop New York City garbage from washing onto New ass* KENNY TRAINOR Jersey beaches. The Register "We're going to add the weight of the state of New Jersey to that FAIR HAVEN — Sickles School Principal suit, at least that's what our Richard Warga only wants some grass for the wf^ifwtqymljU^TH to the attorney children to play on. IT A members want new general will be," said Donald equipment for the children to play on. The Board Deleso, deputy commissioner of of Education wants borough officials to meet the DEP, at a hearing yesterday with school officials about the children's play before the Assembly Environmen- area. tal Quality Committee. All three are talking about the condition of Deleso said the Department of ^^^i^s^aV ^^av^B^sl avaV^ ^^T^^^ ^^^aa^B ^^B^p^^^^^^ ^^^^^a^^^sar*^a *t^^^ McCarter Park, located acrom the street from Environmental Protection Udraf t- the Sickles School. ing a recommendation that may be -^ ^^ '^*" — presented to Attorney General W. § Because the school building takes up almost Cary Edwards within weeks. •~ all the property it stands on, the children spend Woodbridge Township has for their' recreation periods playing across the seven years pursued litigation THEHEQISTEn/CAHLDFOfllNO street in McCarter Park, which is owned by the against New York City in federal borough. During school hours, Willow Road is district court over Its Fresh Kills SAFE PLAYGROUND? — Children from Sickles School in from the school, but area residents are concerned about closed to traffic so children can cross over to the landfill in Staten Island. Wood- Fair Haven play during lunchtime at McCarter Park across broken bottles and debris found at the park. See PARK, Page 4A 8ss BEACH, Psgs 4A Lottery Merchants give Red Bank shoppers a break

TIM winning number drawn last night in New Jersey's By MARY GAY JOHNSON for the first hour, 26 cents for the Pick-It Lottery was 235. A straight bet pays $253, box pays second hour, and up to 13 for an The Register $42 and pairs pay $25, The Pick 4 number was 6214. A PARKING PLAN — The 38 busi- entire day. straight bet pay !,746.50 and box pays $114. The Pick 6 "It gives each merchant an numbers were T i, 23,24,41 and 42. The bonus number RED BANK — Shopping in Red nesses participating in the Globe ; opportunity to pay his customers' parking," said Bud Natelson, was 62654.. Bank may become more conve- Court Parking Garage voucher • nient and desirable, merchants program in Red Bank will display chairman of the chamber's park- said, under a new program that ing committee which has studied this logo in their store windows. the lack of parking in the borough, The winning number picked yesterday in New York's will give shoppers at participating businesses a break in fees at the and owner of Natelson's clothing Daily Number lottery game was 7-0-7. The "WinFour" Globe Court Parking Oarage start- store on Broad Street. number was 8-3-0-9. Ing tomorrow. To get the Globe Court voucher In an attempt to promote down- program off the ground, the town businesses, the Chamber of chamber canvassed Red Bank and Commerce and the Riverview metered parking spaces remains a merchants at the meeting yester- informed merchants of its idea for Medical Center here yesterday frustrating, and often elusive ex- day, customers are unsure that the program, he said. outlined a plan that would offer a perience for many downtown parking is handy, and are unaware Those participating invested a Ann Landers 6A Movies 8A 26-cent discount or more toward shoppers, officials said space can that the Globe Garage is open to *5 initial fee and a 120 deposit. In Bloom County 8A Nation ; 7A garage parking fees for shoppers usually be found at the Globe the public. Others think it might be return, they each received a Classified 5B New Jersey 6A who patronize 38 different Red Oarage, located at East Front too expensive, and some are afraid packet containing SO vouchers Color Comics 108 Obituaries... 4A Bank stores. Street and Globe Court. about garage security, they said. worth 26 cents each to f(ive to Commentary SA Opinion ...... SA Although finding available According to about 26 Prices at the garage are 50 cents Ste RED BANK. Page 4A Crossword 8A People 2A Horoscope 8A Sports IB Jumble 8A Television.... „ ..... 8A BN-8, GN*S, LPN'a, Aide* i Directory OARAGE SALES AUTOS FOB SALE Action Front Page Headers living 10A Weather 2A Explore the opportunities. See Year business will do more Cash and Carry Best Prices get results. Attract 08,000 Make A Oats , BA Your Town SA the Nursing/Medical Directory i in our Business Buy and Sell Best Deals readers with your ad 'here. in today's Classified section Directory. . 1fTM TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 301986

He and his wife have two other children. LONDON (AP) — The Infant daughter of British actor Aatfcoaj TlficlngrtMnwtiow Andrews will have a royal god- LONDON (AP) — KlagJ mother — of Jordan flew home yesterday Anne, a longtime friend of the after undergoing an operation on actor and his wife, Georgia*, his inner ear. attended the christening of their He looked fit and healthy as he daughter, 6-month-old Amy- boarded a Royal Jordanian Air- a^—.-»h. ui the Andrews' coun- lines Jet with his American-born try estate in Berkshire, England, wife, Q»een Noor on Saturday. Andrews tobest-know n to tele- COMPILED BY vision audiences as Sebastian unniufw A. nowin Saturday Night Plyte in "Brideshead Revisited." Shuffle NBC has announced who's in, who's not, and who's new Hartman, a member of the L.A. improvisational group the in the newest cast list of NBC "Saturday Night Live." Last Groundlings appears in the coming feature "The Three season's "cliffhanger" episode of the comedy/variety Amigos," with Steve Martin and "SNL" alums Chevy show ended with the cast being trapped in a locker room Chase and Martin Short. Californian Hooks was in "Pee- fire. So now the dust has apparently settled, the fire is out, wee's Big Adventure" and Goldie Hawn's "Wildcats." and the survivors for the 12th season are few. The Standup Jackson has performed frequently on the survivors Jon "Yeah, That's the Ticket" Lovitz, "Weekend "Tonight." In addition, A. Whitney Brown and Kevin Update" anchor Dennis Miller and Nora Dunn, who plays Nealon have signed on as "featured performers." SNL insipid talk-show hostess Pat Stevens l ost in last season's shuffle were Joan Cusack, Robert Downey, makes its season premier on Oct. 11 with "Aliens" star" Anthony Michael Hall, Terry Sweeney, Randy Quaid and Sigourney Weaver as guest host. From left above are Danitra Vance. And the newcomers are California comic ousted members Anthony Michael Hall and Terry Dana Carvey, now featured as the savvy parole officer in Sweeney, newcomer Victoria Jackson, old-timer Jon the Burt Lancaster-Kirk Douglas flick "Tough Guys," Phil Lovitz, and other new arrivals Jan Hooks and Phil Hartman. Jan Hooks, Victoria Jackson. Writer-performer Hartman.

nothing wrong, according to the signs that soaps may become traditional format. Eastwood sat •Meet my folks' book. tamer and put emphasis upon at a center table with his family NEW YORK (AP) — Richard "Watergate is the only crisis relationships, as they previously and reacted to praise from Juno Nixon pursued his wife, Pat, with that ever got me down," she told did. Stewart, Sammy Davis Jr., love letters, nightclub Tangos and her daughter. "He was always Ms. Barry plays Sally Gleason, a Lucille Ball and others, and a diamond ring hidden in a May thinking about the country and former madame. cracks from Bob Hope and Don --basket, according to a book by not himself." their daughter Julie Nixon Time to quit the show? Following footsteps? "As mayor, CUnt calls a council Elsenhower. meeting at 10 and says, 'Everyone DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) — BURBANK, Calif. (AP) — CUnt Mrs. Eisenhower's biography in makeup at 8:30,'" Joked Hope. Patricia Barry, who stars in the Eastwood was the guest of honor "He is the only mayor who sends ASSOCIATED PHESS "Pat Nixon: The Untold Story" daytime serial "Guiding Light," for this year's Variety Clubs of a SWAT team for overdue library also tells how her mother held says soap operas are relying more 18 THIS GOODBYE ALEXIS? — Dynasty fans know their favorite hands with the president at the America benefit telecast, a role books." vixen Alexis Camngton Colby Dexter is not one to rush into anything on the sensational to attract view- filled last year by President Re- Miss Ball announced that the White House when she thought no ers. (Look at her marriage record!) So when actress Joan Collins says she one was watching. Clint Eastwood Recovery Center "It's to the point that it's just "When I heard you were honor- for chemically dependent patients has had it with the prime time soap, and she's quitting, well, you might "I wanted to give a full picture one sloppy kiss after another — ing an actor who ran for political will be added to the Community figure it's a final decision. Sort of. Collins is quitting., in 18 of my parents together, because so people popping in and out of bed office and who co-starred with a Hospital of Monterey. months...maybe, but she might change her mind. And get this, she many times they've been viewed with each other, and unmarried chimp, I had a strong sense of deja In his speech accepting the says it's not the pressure of the non-stop work but the constant from controversy," Mrs. women having babies," said Ms.. vu," Reagan said in a letter read to clubs' honor, Eastwood said, primping that has persuaded her to quit! Does this mean if Alexis was Eisenhower said in an interview Barry, a Davenport native. the gathering by Cary Grant. "Since none of you are Carmel made less glamorous, would Colins considered staying? When published in Time magazine. "In order to get the ratings, the Reagan referred to his own film, voters, this will be short. pressed, she was quoted as saying, "I am going off, I'm going to Mrs. Nixon was said to have soaps resort to more and more "Bedtime for Bonzo," and East- "I've had a fantastic life. As s produce my own movies." But, she added. "I am allowed to change beon more upset about the pardon sensationalism. We're shooting all wood's movie, "Every Which Way teen-ager, I sat in theaters with my mind." But as any TV addict can tell you, stars' decision to pursue Niv.on received from President kinds of exotic locations and But Loose." Eastwood is mayor of my knees on the back of a chair Ford than from the resignation they're spending more and more Camel. watching people who have honor- the brighter lights are often reversed. Alexis could very well go the itsel'f. For Mrs. Nixon, the pardon money on the shows," she said in The 11th annual special, taped ed me tonight. I have some skills in way of Bobby Ewing and realize all that makeup has clouded her views was the saddest day of her life, a recent interview. Sunday at NBC Studios for broad- this business, but an awful lot of on the value of employment. Then get ready for another one of those si.nco she believed Nixon had done However, she said that she sees cast later on CBS, followed a luck." ingenuous schemes for resurrection.

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•f JUDY HOUES School referendum set for today The Register f f oters will go to the polls If voters OK the money, a Iff today to decide on a 136.4 new school will open in about FAIR HAVEN — The borough's W million referendum which three years on a-70-acre site in "Rosie the Recycler" received the would bring a new high school Colts Neck, at Route 637 and 1986 Planning Merit Award for to (he Freehold Regional High Five Points Road with a ca- Ecological/Conservation at the School District and millions of pacity for 1,300 students. Annual Monmouth County Plan- dollars worth of repairs to School officials have said the ning Board Conference Dinner in schools in the district. new high school is needed to Asbury Park last night. Voters in Colts Neck, Eng- ease overcrowding' at other This is the second year the lishtown, Farmingdale, Free- buildings in the district. Funds planning board has honored area hold, Freehold Township, also will go toward expansion municipalities and residents for Howell, Manalapan and and modernization at Freehold projects that promote sound plan- Marlboro can vote in one of 33 Borough High School, and ning and conservation of re- school district polling places in renovation at high schools in' sources, according to Kathery n E. the area. Polls are open be- Manalapan, Freehold Town- Wilson, planning board adminis- tween 3 and 9 p.m. ship and Howell. trative secretary. "We're very happy to win the award," said Eleanor A. Ellis, Man charged with suspicion of assault chairwoman of the borough En- _vironmental.. Commission. "Ait . IDDLETOWN — A man to the breast and released, we're even happier the town's was arrested on a charge police said. residents are cooperating so well." Mof suspicion of ag- The two Apparently argued Voluntary recycling began in gravated assault Sunday in over an incident that happened Fair Haven in April, and officials... connection with an injury to a about three years ago, causing say the transition to mandatory woman, police said yesterday. Timmons to go into the kitchen, 'recycling, to take effect next Maynard M. Timmons, 62, of grab a carving knife and cut April, should not be a problem. 48 Klmberly Court, was ar- Bonner, police reports indicate. "Rosie's Rig," a truck and rested on charges of suspicion Timmons posted 1600 bond trailer that is divided into five of aggravated assault, un- for his release. compartments, canvasses the lawful use of a weapon and Detective Barry Grimm and borough for glass and aluminum making terroristic threats. patrol officers Robert Murphy twice each month. In addition, the Janice Bonner, 27, same ad- and John Estock investigated borough collects bundles or dress, was treated for two cuts the incident. newspapers and magazines at the same time as regular garbage CWA drops unfair labor charges pick-up. I/EANSBURG — Charges of said they have always received The borough also has a recycling THEHEGISTER/CARLO FORINO •E unfair labor practices filed the same benefits as full-time center located at the Public Works "Rosie's Rig," a van made up of compartments to Garage where residents can bring READY FOR RECYCLING — John Riley of Fair |\against Borough Manager borough employees. Haven's Department of Public Works stands next to separate different colors of glass for recycling. Edward C. Wiegand by The agreement followed a their recyclables any time during the day. members' of the local Com- PERC hearing in Trenton last borough applied for a recycling "The Environmental Com- state amounted to some $30,000 munications Workers of week, Monahan said. Wiegand "It is unbelieveable the cooper- grant through the state Depart- mission looked ahead, saw what that was used to purchase recycl- America union were dropped declined comment last night. ation we get," Ellis said. "People ment of Energy- Officials say was down the road, and that is ing equipment, such as "Rosie's recently under an agreement The 34 full-time' and four are at the recycling center all day escalating landfill rates prompted why we are the first in the county Rig," to set up the recycling center between the parties, union part-time CWA employees are long bringing their recyclables." them to look for a way to reduce to have a recycling program," said and for. educational materials to leaders said yesterday. seeking a salary increase com- Planning for "Rosie the Recy- the amount of solid waste the Mayor Nancy Kern. make the community aware or the The charges were filed with parable to the 7 to 8 percent cler" began in 1984 when the town produced, _J The borough's grant from the recycling program. the state Public Employee Re- pay hikes given members of the lations Commission in July Police Department earlier this after Wiegand refused to in- year- clude local part-time em- Full-time clerical workers in ployees in CWA contract talks, the borough receive an annual Speaker: Home rule has its dangers union members said. starting salary of $6,600, ac- Local CWA President Claire cording to Margaret Gall, local By STEPHANIE GLUCKMAM Monahan said yesterday union CWA trustee and police re- officials decided to drop the cords bureau clerk. • The Register charges after Wiegand agreed Both Monahan and Gall to include the six part-timers called the agreement "a vic- ASBURY PARK — "Getting in negotiations. The borough tory" and said they were op- here was not easy," Mercer Coun- part-timers include a clerk timistic about striking a new ty Executive William Mathesius typist, a library trainee,' an two-year salary package with told an audience or local officials assessing clerk, a • custodian the borough Oct. 8, when both at the Monmouth County Planning and two school crossing parties are expected to return Board's 33rd Annual Dinner and guards. to the negotiating table. Conference last night. "I left at 4 While the part-time workers Borough CWA members have o'clock — yesterday. The traffic were not Indentified in been without a contract since was rough." previous contracts, Monahan Dec. 31. Mathesius' Jovial audience had Just finished a lavish dinner at the Berkeley-Cartaret Hotel here, and Second man arrested In assault the keynote speaker peppered his vigorous address with plenty of IDDLETOWN — A sec- pocketbook. , Jokes. But underlying the levity, ond, Jackson Township He remains in the Monmouth he spoke as a prophet of doom. THE REGISTER/JIM FOSSETT Mman was arrested yes- County Jail, Freehold, in lieu of The downfall of his county, or AWARD WINNERS — Accepting awards at the Freehold, Belmar Mayor Francis A. Pyanoe, Fair terday afternoon in connection 1175,000 bond, Middlesex County — and or Mon- Monmouth County Planning Board's annual dinner Haven's John Riley. George Karatzia of Marlboro, with the sexual assault of a 21 - Police held Kee for question- mouth County if it's not careful — last night were, from left to right: Ted Narozanick. and his brother. Harry Karatzia of Middletown. year-old woman and two rob- ing and to process paperwork is a lack of regional planning, he beries in Uncroft eight days at police headquarters in Mid- warned. corridor in Middlesex and Mercer against Plainsboro and Middlesex They are the "purists," who are ago. dletown last night. And the culprit, Mathesius counties a mass of office complex- County — based on the damage he without the personal motives or Middletown Police nabbed Gleason, who supervises the maintained, is home rule — "a es and traffic Jams. The "ratable claimed Mercer's rampant de- developers, elected officials and Michael Kee, 20, of 644 Middletown detective section concept that local officials think deception," he said, is a false velopment caused his county. "neighbors." "To each one of you Brewers Ridge Road, on suspi- of the department, said an of as the sustenance of their promise. Elected officials covet But other means, of staying planners, God bless you," he said. cion of hindering the. ap- investigation linked Kee to the power." development because they believe development are still viable, he Mathesius' speech came at the prehension of Needham Sept. 22 robberies of the Tops- .Taking senseless pride in their claimed. Property tax reform that conclusion of the county Planning FUzpatrick, Capt. Frank N-Town Cleaners and Free- it will lower taxes by adding to small powers, elected officials local tax ratable bases, Mathesius would make ratables less valuable Board's annual awards ceremony Gleason said. dman's Bakery, both on look no further than the borders or to municipalities is one answer, he for planning expertise in three Officer* , arrested Newman Springs Road, Lin- local maps on planning board said. said. categories. croft. walls, he said. Kitzpat rick, 20, or 20 Louisiana "You think it's free money and Belmar municipal officials ac- Place, Jackson Township, The robbery of the cleaners But Mathesius *~ifi"W that Another solution is new laws cepted an award for transforming Wednesday night on two it's not going to cost you anything. that give county planning boards an automobile dealership into a netted about 1260. No money home rule doesn't mean a thing to But it doesn't work," he said. more power over development." counts of armed robbery of a was taken from Freedman's the average citizen. "What he new municipal building. cleaners, aggravated sexual wants is to get out or his driveway Plainsboro, a municipality in Mathesius said there are two such Fair Haven received the coun- Bakery, located across from Middlesex County, fell forth e bills pending in the state , As- assault of an employee, armed the cleaners. A Sept. 9 robbery in less than 10 minutes without sembly. ty's Ecological/Conservation robbery of a bakery and a. of the cleaners also garnered getting mashed by a tractor- deception, and packed Route 1 award for its recycling program. strong-armed robbery of a about $300. trailer that comes by." with millions or square feet of But for now, he told the And finally, brothers Harry and Calling New Jersey "the office space Just north of the municipal planners in his 'au- George Karatzia were recognized linchpin in the megalopolis of the Mercer County border, Mathesius dience, they would have to bear for restoring what board member Zoners hear Murphy bus move plans eastern seaboard," Mathesius said •aid. the brunt of warding off over- Daniel A. Spinogatti called a "it is too late in some ways" to He said Plains boro did not mere- development. "boarded-up eyesore and a haven IDDLETOWN — Testi- that local roads such as Cherry save parts or the state from ly hurt itself — by overcrowding Already, he said, municipal for derelicts." The structure, the mony on the traffic and Tree Lane, which connects 36 unpleasant overcrowding. within its borders — but hurt planners and appointed planning old Freehold Borough railroad JM!environmental impact of and King's Highway, should He pointed to a second culprit, Mercer County as well. Mathesius board members are the only sane station, was converted for use as a proposed move by Murphy also have been studied. one that has left the Route 1 referred to his defunct lawsuit voice in the development process. a newspaper stand and bus depot. Transportation Co. continued Underground fuel tanks last night' before the Zoning proposed for the site also drew Board of Adjustment and a residents' ire. crowd of more than 90 resi- According to Site Engineer dents anxious about the plan. William Wentzien, Murphy Attorney Richard B. Thomp- would require five 10,000- son, representing owner John J. Murphy, brought forward llon ta.fi fr^fo r bus and auto Women testify against tampon ban Traffic Engineer John Rea to Rel, buried 3 feet above the detail methods or his tiaffic water table. posable plastic tampon appli- Bertha Pease of Magnolia products. Many women testifying she would travel to neighboring survey and to answer ques- »y STEPHEN MCCARTHY were organized during 12 to 16 states to "stockpile" plastic tam- cators is a start, Deieso said. He tions raised in a report toth e Law;, whose property lies Just urged the committee not to "aban- north of Murphy'* land, said ThtRagMtr meetings at college campuses in pon applicators if Villane's ban board by T4M Associates, the New Jersey and surrounding became law. don the overall strategy and ac- township engineers. that the Murphy lot drains into hers. "(With the tank*,) my states, said Jack Bonner, a con- Meanwhile, Clean Ocean Action, knowledge that this is a piece of TRENTON — Members or a sultant hired by Playtex. that strategy," referring toVil - Rea monitored Jughandtra property will be polluted," she state Assembly committee heard a Sea Bright-based environmental lane's bill. protested. Several women attested to the group, produced a handful of and the stretch of Route 36 sharply opposing views yesterday comfort and ease or using plastic Cindy Zipf, president of Clean that would be most used by Wentzien told her that an on a bill to ban the sale and supporters of the bill and the state distribution or plastic tampon ap- applicators, aiming they'd suffer Ocean Action, said that a ban on Murphy, school buses if the underground drainage system hardship IT the product was Department of Environmental non-biodegradable plastic tampon move west from Long wood Av- equipped with oil and grease plicators, a constant eyesore on Protection came out publicly in traps would divert half the New Jersey beaches. banned. Critics said it dis- applicators would encourage enue in the township's Fair- criminated against one product favor of the legislation as a begin- Women to use products that break view section to Magnolia Lane, lot's water to the east. But he ning in the war against non- conceded that the effect of The threatened ban on plastic while ignoring the larger problem, down naturally in the environ- off 36 between Kings Highway tampon applicators in New Jersey that of raw sewage flowing into biodegradable plastics. Villane ment. removing trees on the level of said none of the people supporting and Cherry Tree Lane, was the water table was not known. prompted International Playtex, regional waterways. She said children use plastic approved, and concluded that Inc. of Stamford, Conn., to his bill were paid. Testimony on the Murphy "It's like shooting the applicators as "whistles" and or- the additional traffic would mobilize witnesses against the messenger," said Bruce Wendel, Donald Deieso, deputy com- naments for sand castles. She remain within practical limits. proposal is expected to con- legislation in hearings before the tinue to the next meeting on an attorney for Playtex, noting missioner of the state DEP, con- presented the committee with ajar Several residents, however, Oct. 20, and a board decision is Assembly Environmental Quality that tampon applicators are used ceded that one of the sources of of 158 applicators she collected at questioned the survey's not anticipated until Nov- Committee. . as a barometer for sewage content tampon applicators is outmoded Sandy Hook in one hour. thoroughness, maintaining Playtex has engaged in a "very in coastal waters. He said ViUane's and deteriorated sewer systems. "High-paid lobbyists have been organized, highly financed" effort bill addresses a symptom, but not But by 1988, he said, treatment hired to knock on your door and against the proposed legislation, the cause. plants must be upgraded and move women against the bill," Setting the record straight •aid Assemblyman Anthony VU- Wendel denied reports that lob- efforts' are afoot to locate and said Zipf: She noted the company lane, R-Monmouth, sponsor of the byists paid people to testify, but is spending $60,000 to study ue toinaccurat e information submitted to The Register, the repair leading pipes and connec- bill to ban non-biodegradable conceded they received "maybe tions. whether its product could be made assistant campaign chairman forUnio n Beach Republicans plsjfir tawwrtm applicators. car fare" for their trouble. denser so it would settle toth e Richard W. Wilson and Paul J. Smith was incorrectly Though the ban on plastics D Those testifying against VII- One testifier, Lynn Newbury. of won't solve the problem of non- bottom of rivers and the ocean. identified In last Saturday's paper. Leo Colton is the assistant Une's proposed bill cited its in- Lincoln Park, who said she was biodegradable "floatables" that The committee is set to act on rmimlfft i-«r'—« - • trusion on women's privacy and employed by a lobbying group the bill Oct. 20, said Chairman right to choose personal care imperil marinelife and wash affiliated with Playtex, claimed ashore, the proposed ban on dis- John O. Bennett, R-Monmouth. 4A iY. SEPTEMBER 30. U

month during which his arrest had broken glass and outdated play According to Warga, the way they should bt," she i threatened to derail relations be- equipment aa saftey hazards to Administrator William Rue cited •The recreation conuaittee is i Daniloff— tween the world's two most Park their children. budget H-j»t^f— as the reason upset about the conditions of I powerful nations. "That park I think is a dis- why grass could not be planted at park We're all going to have to | Continued from Page 1A On hand to welcome Daniloff Continued from Page 1A grace," Wattenbarger said. "If it the park. Rue was unavailable for together to work on this j His wife Both, in a suede coat was the U.S. ambassador to West park safely. were our responsibility to main- comment tost night. with fur collar and pants, held up Neff said the many shade i Germany, Richard Burt. Because the borough owns the tain it, I think it would be main- "I can sympathize with that," at McCarter Park, and not f • T-shirt reading "Free Nick park, it is the borough's responsi- tained." Warga said. "But it is still their Daniloff." The KGB secret service jailed restrictions, are the main bility to maintain it. Bat,school Most of the play equipment in property and their responsi- why grass seed has not At the airport in Moscow, Daniloff as an accused spy Aug. board members say that parents 30, in what U.S. officials described the park is made of metal. One set bility." planted there. "Grass doesn't Daniloff said: "1 leave more in have complained that the park is of monkey bars shows a lot of rust. grow in the shade," she said. sorrow than anger." as retaliation for the arrest in New not being ' properly maintained. Borough CouncUwoman Shirley York a week earlier of the 39- The merry-go-round wobbles Neff, who Heads the recreation In an emotional departure, he The problem is not new, according when used. And although some She added that there ia one! read a verse by 19th-century year-old Zakharov, a physicist to Warga. ' , committee, said yesterday that and Soviet U.N. employee. play equipment has been donated funds have been made available to sunny section of the park where! Russian poet Mikhail Lermontov "I've been here 23 years, and to the park during the past five crass seed would have a chance of that bids farewell to "unwashed Although the U.S. adminis- have the parks maintained proper- I've been trying to upgrade the years or so, other pieces are more ly, and that the recreation com- taking hold, but schoolchildren! Russia, land or slaves," and to its tration had insisted there would park and make suggestions about than 10 years old, according to use the area to play stickball. She "all-seeing eyes ... all-hearing no swap of the two men, Secretary mittee has been pushing for the how it could be improved." he Warga. public works department to re- said she would like to meet with ear«." of State George P. Shultz and said. "If nothing else, I would like school officials about converting He and his wife then boarded a just to see a nice lawn area," But play equipment is quite place equipment at McCarter Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Park. that section into a grassy area. Lufthansa flight that landed here Shevardnadze negotiated for long Last week*, after a request from expensive, Warga said. He said he would first like to see a five-year "A position was budgeted for a One suggestion made at the in Frankfurt three hours, 40 hours in Washington and New members of the PTA, school board board meeting was that the park minutes later, at 8:66 p.m. (3:65 York in recent days over their President Blake Wattenbarger plan of planting grass in the park. person to — '****'" the parks, but that man has not been able to be turned over to the school so the p.m. EOT), ending a suspenseful fate. directed the board secretary to "It's nothing but sand and school could maintain it properly. send a letter to the mayor, and weeds," he said. When it rains, the perform all of his duties," said council to let them know parents park is full of puddles and mud, Neff. "If everyone acted as a group, art concerned about conditions in Warga said. When it is dry, there "I agree 100 percent that the the situation could be improved in the park, and that they have cited is dust blowing all over the place. parks in Fair Haven are not kept the park," Warga said. Spy * Continjed from Page 1A required to disclose his travel Germany. plans during the day and said Later, an East Bloc diplomat at nothing about whether he might Beach Red Bank be leaving. the United Nations, who spoke on Continued from Paoe 1A week in Woodbridge conducted by Continued from Page 1A program until the vouchers run condition he not be identified Cathy Seidel, clerk for VS. bridge officials have said that the Senate Special Committee on customers, and a sign to place in out and there is a new printing. further, said Zakharov was to be District Judge Joseph McLaughlin, garbage, In particular hospital Coastal Pollution provided the their store windows to attract The names of all participating freed. The source said Shultz and who is handling Zakharov's case, wastes like blood-filled tubes, impetus for the state's action. customers' attention, stating they businesses are listed on the back Shevardnadze agreed to the deal said representatives of the U.S. syringes and needles, clutter the of each voucher. Sunday but said he did not know He said DEP decided to urge the were involved in the discount attorney's office met privately local beaches there, posing threats Attorney General to enter the case venture. "I'd like to see It become a Red when Zakharov would be freed. with the judge on the case yester- to public health. Bank parking program," Natelson day, but she had no details and no when a New York City Sanitation Vouchers must be stamped valid Urgenson said: "I can't confirm Hay shore residents in Mon- Department official admitted that by one of the participating stores said. "I'd like to see everyone in that for you and I can't comment court action was expected yester- it." day. mouth County also complain that garbage washing ashore in Wood- or they will not be accepted by the on it either." He said he could not garbage frequently washes ashore bridge is coming from Fresh Kills. parking garage attendent. The If the program is such a success say precisely where Zakharov Legal observers inside and at their beaches as well. Previously, that point was the white forms then will be sent to that parking threatens to overrun was, but that he was sure that the outside the U.S. government said Woodbridge beaches are closed subject of federal litigation. the chamber, which will record the the Globe Garage, Natelson said it Soviet was complying with his bail yesterday that if Zakharov is part to the public and municipal crews Fresh Kills is a 3,300-acre land- number of vouchers given out by will be proof to the Borough restrictions. of the Daniloff deal, he might well clean the beach daily. Within 11 fill in southern Staten Island each store. Council that additional parking U.S. Marshals Service spokes- be treated the same way as a facilities, possibly another garage, months, township crews collected across the Arthur Kill from Wood- When a store has reached its $20 man Bill Dempsey said in Wash- Ghanaian spy traded by the Unit- 71.5 tons of hospital waste from bridge where 22,000 tons of New is needed. ington that Zakharov checked in ed States last November. limit and given away all 80 The 666-space, five-level Globe the beaches. York City garbage is dumped vouchers, Natelson said it can by telephone at noon yesterday Such a deal, the observers point The township filed suit in feder- daily. Much of the daily garbage Court Parking Garage was com- with U.S. Marshal Charles E. out, would give the United States order more vouchers by paying pleted in 1983 with funds from the al district court against New York flow is trasported by barge from another deposit. Healey in New York and men- the right to say that Zakharov had City in 1979. Eventually, Judge the five boroughs through New borough and Riverview Medical tioned that he had heard radio been legally convicted of spying, Herbert Stern ordered the city to York Harbor. Natelson said merchants are at Center. The first level of the news reports of the day's develop- while the Soviets could get build a containment facility to Deieso said DEP has stayed out liberty to dole out vouchers at garage will be specifically avail- ments. Zakharov back quickly without a trap garbage spilled into the of the issue until now, believing their discretion. For instance, able for customers using the ~ Dempsey said the call is part of " long, public trial of the-charges. - Arthur Kill, threatening to close that New York was under court someone who has spent a long time voucher system, while the second the procedure Zakharov is to fol- Zakharov, 39, was arrested Aug. the dump at the end of 1985 if the order to perform'certain improve- or a lot of money in a particular and third levels usually become low as a condition of his release. 23 on a subway platform as he city failed to comply. The city got ments. . store may receive more than one filled with hospital employees. He said Zakharov reported he was allegedly tried to pay an FBI an extension on this order and as When DEP officials visited the voucher to use in lieu of cash in. James Erving, medical center at the Soviet U.N. Mission in New informant (1,000 for classified of last week, was "studying" landfill last summer, they found contributing to his parking fee. official in charge of security and York, which was verified by call- documents on military jet engines. whether such a structure would be that devices designed to trap Natelson said there will be a parking, said peak hours for the ing him back. The informant said he was feasible. garbage in the water were effec- freeze on adding new businesses to garage are between 2:30 and 3:16 Dempsey said Zakharov is not recruited by Zakharov in 1983. Deieso said that a hearing last tive. the 38 ones that chartered the p.m. OBITUARIES

Violet M. Poole John L. Dresser Joseph P. Ranucci Hazel P. Jardot Grott. Edward C. WEST LONG BRANCH — Violet OCEAN GROVE — John L. for 10 years before his retirement. LONG BRANCH — Joseph P. KEYPORT — Hazel Potts Jardot, Hizel P. May Poole, 64, died Saturday in Dresser, 71, died Sunday in the He was a U.S. Navy veteran of Ranucci died yesterday in Mon- Jardot, 76, died Sunday in Keiwedy, Grace L. Monmouth Medical Center, Long World War II. mouth Medical Center, Long Riverview Medical Center, Red Branch, Monmouth Convalescent Center, McCanaack, Mary I Long Branch. Surviving are four cousins, Branch. Bank. Pools, Violet M. Bom in Oceanport, Mrs. Poole Born in New York City, Mr. Charles Dresser and Louise Born in Philadephia, Mr. Ranuc- Born in Keyport, Mrs. Jardot Bmatcl Jflttpn P resided there before moving to Dresser resided in Ocean Grove for Dresser, both of Neptune, Vincent ci resided in Long Branch for the resided there most of her life. She Williams. Julia E. West Long Branch 11 years ago. the past 16 years. Dresser of Trenton and John past 60 years. had also resided in Hobe Sound, She had been a licensed prac- He had been employed by Dresser of Tinton Falls. He had been a machine operator Fla. for seven years. tical nurse before her retirement. Bulzberger- Rolfe Inc. in New-York The Flock Funeral Home, Long for the Chase Chemical Co. in She was a member of St. Mary's Julia E. Williams She was a member of St. John ' Branch, is in charge of arrange- Newark before his retirement in > Episcopal Church In Keyport. United Methodist Church in Key- ments. 1976. Surviving are her husband, FAIR HAVEN — Julia E. Wil- port. He was a communicant of Star of Joseph A. Jardot; six sons, John liams, 64, died Sunday at home. Surviving are her husband John Grace L. Kennedy the Sea Roman Catholic Church in W. Potts of Wayside, Joseph R. Born in Long Branch, Mrs. Wil- L. Poole; a son, Roger F. Poole of KEANSBUHG - Grace L. Ken- Mary L. McCormack Long Branch. Potts of Gap, Pa., Len Potts of liams was a lifelong county resi- Middletown; three daughters, nedy, 65, died Sunday in Bayshore Surviving are his wife, Anna Atlantic Highlands, Edward Potts dent. Sallylynn Poole of West Long Community Hospital, Holmdel. BELMAR — Mary Louise GervoUno Ranucci; two sons, of Bradley Beach, James Potts of She was active in her family's Branch, I'jaula Trzeszkowski of. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y, Mrs. McCormack, 51, died yesterday in Raymond J. Ranucci of Westfied Keyport and William Potts of business, Homer Williams Custom Union Beach and Susan Glantzman Kennedy resided in Keansburg for Jersey Shore Medical Center, Nep- and Joseph Ranucci of Wall Town- Matawan; four daughters, Mary Jewelers of Red' Bank. of Asbury Park; a sister, Kay the past 21 years. tune. ship; two daugthers, Emilia Miller Lou Terwilliger of West She was a member of Martha Coriell of EafSwntown; and seven of Oklahoma and Michelina On- Keansburg, Hedy Potts and Diane Chapter 37 Order of Eastern Star grandchildren. She had been a food handler for Born in Wilks-Barre, Pa., Mrs. acilla of Wall Township; two Potts Wasserztrum, both of Key- (PHA) Red Bank. The Woolley Funeral Home, AHA. Bell Labs in Holmdel before McCormack resided in Middletown brothers, Louis Ranucci of Fords, port and Gladys Tarantino of She was a graduate of Newark Long Branch, is in charge of her retirement in 1983. before moving to Belmar 17 years N.Y. and John Ranucci of Italy; a North Long Branch; a sister, Jenny State Teacher's College. arrangements. She was a communicant of St. ago. sister, Mae Sablo of Newark; four Scacco of Red Bank; 20 grand- She was a member of the Fisk Anne's Roman Catholic Church in She was a former teacher with grandchildren; and two great- children; and five great-grand- Chapel, and a former member of Edward C.Granlt Keansburg. the Middletown Township public grandchildren. children. its trustee board. school system. The Damiano Funeral Home, The Waitt Funeral Home, Surviving are her husband, Surviving are her husband, LONG BRANCH — Edward C. Howard Kennedy; two daughters, She was a member of the Long Branch, is in charge of MorganivUle, is in charge of ar- Homer Williams; a son. Homer S. Granit, 73, died Sunday in Mon- arrangements. rangements. Williams at home; a daughter, Claire Coffey and Maureen La Parent-Teacher Organization of mouth Medical Center, Long Rocca, both of Keansburg; three the Belmar Elementary School. Dorothy Reed of New Brunswick; Branch. two brothers, Robert W. Terry of sons, Howard Kennedy and She was a communicant Saint Bom in Long Branch, Mr. Granit Michael Kennedy both of Rose Roman Catholic Church In Tinton Falls, and George S. Terry was a lifelong city resident. of Eatontown; and her mother, Keansburg and Patrick Kennedy Belmar. He was a member of the Inter- of Mount Holly; three sisters, Surviving are her husband, Dorothy Terry of Fair. Haven. national Brotherhood of Painters The Child's Funeral Home, Red Catharine Nicotra of Staten George F. McCormack; three sons, and Allied Trades local no. 694 in Island, Margaret Deglman of Long George McCormack of South Bank, is in charge of arrangem- Neptune, ments. Island and Frances Montgomery of Belmar and Edward McCormack He was a member of Long Brooklyn, N.Y.; a brother, Law- and Robert McCormack, both of Branch lodge no. 742 B.P.O.E. and rence Walsh of Staten Island; and Belmar; and a daughter, Angela 254A Daath None* the Indepent Fire Co. of Long ten grandchildren. McCormack of Manasquan. Banch. MCCORMACK — u» The Jacqueline M. Ryan Home The Reilly Funeral Home, KIPS W SapL ». ISM. S«OM< Mto ofOMM F. Hdnar M He was a communicant of Our for Funerals, Keansburg, is in Belmar, is in charge of arrange- Oaorga. Him. Rot»n and Aagtb MoComck. Lady Star of the Sea Roman Mating Tin Hi! 2-4 and 7-» p m at M Hair charge of arrangements. ments. • Fwanine—i Aaa. *»» ana 0 swat Bamar. Hmng Catholic Church in Long Branch. 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19 plead Innocent on crimering charge s Walkout averted; workers to get 16 percent raise creases of 0 percent the first year, l — Nineteen vestigators be turned over to By JOEL I I Innocent dur- defense attorneys for study. 6 percent the second and 6 percent W»ng an arraignment In fed- The two remaining defen- Auocttsd Prsss the third — raises equal to those eral court yesterday to charges recently granted most other state dants, George Santoni, a for- employees, said Sherman ranging from loan-sharking to mer Maryland legislator, and TRENTON — Negotiators for beating • record distributor the state and 3,000 state college Labovitz, the union leader at Paul Sansaro, of Hollywood, Stockton State College. over a debt. Fla., also enured innocent professors and professionals re- U.S. district Court Judge pleas in federal arraignments ached a last-minute contract The new merit system would Stanley Brotman set a March 2 agreement early yesterday, avert- in those states, federal ing a strike that could have af- provide up to $600,000 each year trial date. authorities said. to staff for meritorious work, with A two-year federal in- fected 60,000 students at nine The alleged beating of the New Jersey campuses. up to $100,000 of that for staff vestigation led to a 117-count who perform well but have no indictment last week Involving record distributor involved The tentative accord, an- payment for records from MCA opportunity, for advancement, an alleged crime ring directed nounced about two hours before state officials said. Additional by Gaetano Vastola, 68, of Records Inc. of Universal City, the first classes would have been Colts Neck. Authorities have Calif. Authorities said MCA affected, calls for a 16 percent money specifically would be set identified Mm as a soldier in was not involved in any salary increase over three years, a aside only in the first year for the DeCavalcante organized wrongdoing. new merit-pay system for faculty members already at the crime family. Vastola's organization took professors and restoration of top of the pay scale. Vastola allegedly broke the over the distributorship, and salary Increments-withheld since July. Pay increments withheld since Jaw of John Lamonte of Darby, Lamonte now is in the federal the union's old contract expired' Pa., because his record dis- witness protection program, Despite the late settlement, June SO would be paid and the tributorship. Out of the Past authorities said. almost no classes were canceled increment system would be con- Ltd., supposedly failed to pay Other charges include and no unusual -student absenteeism wss detected, of- tinued, Labovitz said. Increments *1.2 million in debts, according narcotics trafficking and il- have been provided almost auto- to the indictment. Qayman or- legal gambling. Santoni is ac- ficials said. dered that more than 1,000 "Things are perhaps a bit slower matically based on performance cused of helping arrange to and years of experience. The state hours of taped conversations move drugs from Maryland to than usual on a MOnday morning, recorded by federal in- but there are no problems," said had been trying to tie some incre- New Jersey. Charles Tantillo, vice president ments more to meritorious work. for student services at Stockton Management and faculty ap- Kean signs cleanup ballot measure State College. plauded the contract agreement "Classes are continuing as and expressed relief that a walk- (AP) — Legis- three-piece legislative package scheduled. There are a normal out was averted. lation that places a $200 that would provide between number of people on campus. You _ million waste-cleanup 1600 million and $600 million would never have known that "I think everbody is happy, both bond issue on the November over five years to clean up there was any difficulty," said faculty and administration alike, ballot has been signed by Gov. hazardous waste sites around Dennis Santillo, director of college that a contract was reached," said Thomas H. Kean. the state. Legislative leaders relations at William Paterson Col- Laurence Marcus, director of the The measure was sponsored endorse • the other two Office of State Colleges. "I don't by Sen. Daniel Dalton, D- think anybody wanted a strike Camden, and Assemblyman measures, but the Kean admin- The agreement was announced and I think everbody on both sides John Bennett, H-Monmouth. istration has objected to por- at 6:45 a.m., nearly six hours after worked very hard to make that tions of the legislation. the strike deadline. It ended a The money, which must be marathon bargaining session that happen." approved by the voters in "I am confident that the remainder of the program can began at noon Sunday between the Tom Wirth, a stsff representa- November's election, would state Office of Employee Relations tive of the Council of New Jersey pay for the identification, be agreed upon by the Legis- ASSOCIATED PRESS and the Council of New Jersey State College Locals, said of the cleanup and removal of haz- lature and the administration," State College Locals, which SCHOOL AS USUAL — Kean College students walk down a path ardous wastes. accord: "It's a good agreement. It said Kean, who signed the bill belongs to the American Feder- doesn't have everything in it that at the Union campus yesterday. A strike by 3,000 state college The bond issue was part of a on Sunday. ation of Teachers. we want, but agreements never professors and professionals was averted early yesterday after a The contract calls for pay in- do." tentative three-year contract was reached with state officials. Missing Newark sisters found EWARK (AP) — Two sis- mother when they left home at ters, who were the subject 8:20 a.m. Thursday for Alex- JN:of a four-day search after ander Street Elementary Business Study: higher beer tax they failed to arrive at school School six blocks away. last week, were found yester- They never arrived, and day apparently in good con- dition, police said. teachers reported them absent. services The girls' mother, Sandra would save more lives The girls were taken to a Bailey, called police Thursday would have saved 1,000 lives each .year, while a local hospital for a checkup, afternoon after she returned NEWARK (AP) — Higher taxes on beer would do "but they seemed OK," said jobs rise more to save the lives of young drivers than a uniform drinking age of 21 would have saved 655 Newark police Lt. Robert home from work and failed to uniform drinking age of 21, according to a seven- lives annually. Rankin. find her daughters following a NEW YOMt (AfT— Com- year study by researchers in New York and New The current tax on a case of beer is 64 cents, which He said one suspect involved quick search of the local li- Jersey. has not increased since 1961, he said. in the case was in custody, but brary and the neighborhood. The researchers said yesterday that people be- The researchers said they were not advocating an that he had no other infor- Over the weekend police dis- • Newtf* tween the ages of 18 and 20 would drink less beer if increase in beer taxes, and pointed out that if the mation. tributed fliers in the girls' the price were raised by a higher federal excise tax, federal beer tax had risen at the same pace as Authorities said Felicia neighborhood and canvassed aim* 1977, and therefore would be less likely to get into alcohol- inflation since 1961, the tax would have been about Bailey, 9, and Fatima Bailey, 7, neighbors about their disap- Th.UA related autombile accidents. $2 per case. were last seen by their grand- pearance. Bureau of The study was based on a scientific model that "A higher drinking age has a negative effect on there wet* estimated how many young drivers' lives would have automobile mortality," said Grossman. "But that been saved from 1976 to 1981 if the drinking age had impact is smaller than with a beer tax." 40 injured in bus, truck crash that sector been 21 across the country, or if the federal tax on 276,000 were ia rettaey. beer had increased, said Dr. Michael Grossman, a The study was sponsored by the National Bureau ARNEYS POINT (AP) — a «a*rter ef the professor at City University of NeW York. of Economic Research Inc., a non-profit research At least 40 people were She said the names of the Grossman, who led the research, said the study foundation in Boston, and funded by the National injured, four seriously, other two were being withheld city's overalIIl increase i C etaceltttf. showed that a federal tax of about 12 per case of beer Institute on Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse. when a bus heading to Atlantic pending notification of their City collided with a tractor- families. trailer truck four miles from Linda Selvaggio, a wSjo)"* the Delaware border yester- spokeswoman for Salem Kean says trip could produce jobs day, officials said.. Memorial Hospital in Salem, In euMftfwOj MM w The accident occurred on said 19 people were brought to 9v pCfCCM IK TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Thomas national trade, and aides and to him those concerns. Yilin said Interstate 295 about 11 a.m., the hospital. She said six were H. Kean said yesterday that his bodyguards on the 2M-week trip his government soon will an- said state police in Belmawr. treated and released, four were Throughout the tree, the recent 17-day trade mission to the that took him from Hong Kong to nounce that it will give U.S. The injured were taken to admitted — one in critical largest increases ww Far East could pay off in China to South Korea. companies preferential treatment two hospitals in New Jersey condition — and the others puter sad data thousands of new Jobs for New Kean, who returned Wednesday, in entering into contracts for and one in Delaware. were being evaluated in the rices, up I-" Jersey.' had discussed the trip briefly last high-technology and electronics The bus, operated by East emergency room. 30,400 Jobs, "We are increasingly becoming a week but held a formal press' systems, and will try to eliminate Coast Parlor Tours of Wash- Linda Pollock, a spokesman mecca for people in other coun- briefing yesterday. some of the red tape that holds up ington, D.C., was carrying for Underwood-Memorial tries who want to invest," he said. It was Kean's first overseas trip business deals, the governor said. Kean also said he urged foreign about 60 people from the capi- Hospital in Woodbury, said, AdvertMs* . since he was Inaugurated in 1982. Kean and Ms. Hsu said several tal area to the Golden Nugget "Eighteen people were, brought 30.8 percent, or 1 leaders to open their markets to He said New Jersey corporate South Korean companies' made casino in Atlantic City, to hospital for minor injuries. New Jersey products, and asked representatives in Hong Kong and commitments to them about open- passengers said. Sixteen have been treated and r*2 that they ease bureaucratic regu- China complained to him about ing or expanding business opera- The company refused to released, and the remaining wen up 38.9 percent, or 2JKH lations that hinder companies in regulations in those countries that tions in the state. Kean refused to comment on the crash, said a two have to be evaluated. They the state from negotiating con- hold up contract* and business divulge the names of the com- spokeswoman who would not probably will be treated and There were 7^00 tracts in the Far East. panies, but said one firm already give her name. released." * The governor was accompanied met with Yao Yilin, the has selected s site for a manufac- Lt. Thomas Gallagher, a She said the injured suffered by Ming Hsu, director of Inter- Chinese vice-premier, and relayed turing plant. state police spokesman in lacerations, bruises and cuts. Trenton,' said the tour bus Earl Corliss of Washington, struck the rear end of the D.C., said in an interview from tractor-trailer. He said no Underwood-Memorial that he other details were available. was sitting in the back of the Three people were taken to bus when he looked up and saw rices added &AH Christiana Hospital in Stanton, the tractor-trailer rig had Del., where all were in serious stopped. condition, said hospital "The bus driver put the M. Ehrent spokeswoman Connie Rosaell. brakes on, but I could see we The injured were a 41-year- weren't going to stop in time. old man from Washington, We ran right into it," said Msal OUVpPJCIUMU, W Kl 111 D.C., a 47-year-old woman Corliss, who suffered minor fork City avers* from Sterling, Va., and a scrapes. "Seats were flying. 19S4. compare* woman whose name and ad- People were flying. It wss a private ewsof dress were unknown, Rossell mess." Senate approves food fund bill BMtENTON (AP) — Bills D-Hudson, the sponsor, said I cresting a f 1.6 million states often don't spend all of I contingency fund to feed their federal funds because poor mothers and children and they fear being penalized by authorizing 122.8 million in the federal government for bonds for high-technology pro- cost overruns that the states jects at colleges received Sen- hsve no means to absorb. ate approval yesterday. Jackman said that from 1983 The Assembly, meanwhile, through 1986, the state De- Season your day tomorrow and approved legislation that partment of Health returned maintains the local property 14.8 million in WIC funds to every Wednesday with Casey tax on storage tanks. the federal government, which Miller's column featuring the The contingency fund would does not allow states to carry spices of life and good food in The allow the state to spend all of over surplus WIC money to the Register's food section. its federal funds under the next fiscal year. Women and Infant Care sup- The program, administered plemental food program by local agencies, provides withouIiuuti lefeaw r voi f overspendinVTI g food and educational services andI b* being penalized. to low-income women with Senen.. Christopher children under age 6. The Register NATIO ORLD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30.1986 DIGEST House overrides sanctions veto- that the chamber would reverse — A ban on new 1)5. invest- United States for South Africa* By LAWRENCE L KNUTSOM course and sustain Reagan's veto ments other than those in black- aircraft, and baas the import not The Hsgistef of last week. It takes a vote of owed firms. only of South African iron and. Retired man charged with war crimes ' two-thirds of the, tnembers — A ban on the import of South steel but also coal, textiles, . WASHINGTON — The House, present to override a veto. African iron or steel. uranium, arms, food and agricul- \ ERUSALEM (AP) — dealing President Reagan a major The Reagan defeat in the House — A ban on U.S. bank accounts tural product*. It also would bar ) Prosecutor* formally foreign policy reversal, voted yes- shifts the battle to the Senate, for the South African government the export to South Africa of Jcharged retired U.S. auto- terday to override his veto of where Majority Leader Bob Dole, or its agencies. petroleum products. worker John Desajsnjuk yes- punitive economic sanctions R-Kan., has acknowledged that — $26 million in aid to disad- Reagan said also that his ex- terday with torturing against the white minority gov- finding enough votes to sustain vantaged South Africans. ecutive order clearly would prisoners at a Nazi death camp ernment of South Africa. the president's veto has proved The new steps would expand a amount to a complete and com- and operating gas chambers in "very difficult." list of sanctions Reagan issued last prehensive statement of U.S. • which hundreds of thousands The 313-83 vote rejected, in In his letter to Dole and House year, but would fall short of the policy toward South Africa "with were killed. effect, Reagan's last-minute offer Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., D- harsh measures called for in legis- the intent of pre-empting in- to invoke hew but limited sanc- Mass. sent hours before the House lation passed by the House and consistent state and local laws" The 26-page indictment ac- tions by executive order against vote, Reagan condemned South Senate — measures which would aimed in one way or another cused him of "crimea of incom- the South African government of Africa's racial policies and urged carry the United States dose to against the apartheid system. parable severity," including President P. W. Botha. the House and Senate to join with outright and total disinvestment In the moments before the vote. stabbing prisoners and tearing The Democratic-controlled him in a united foreign policy. He from South Africa. House members debated once off pieces of their flesh, while House originally approved the offered to impose these new sanc- The legislation bans all new more the wisdom of attacking the serving as a guard at the sanctions legislation 308-77, and i tions and measures by executive investment and all new bank South African system of racial Treblinka camp in German- it had seemed virtually impossible order: loans, ends landing rights in the apartheid with tough sanctions. occupied Poland during World War II. Conviction could bring the death penalty. Demianiuk. 66. was born in Demjaniuk: accused Nazi 3 bombs the Soviet Ukraine and worked war criminal at a plant in Cleveland. He was extradited from the United hanged in 1062. Eichmann go off in States in February, accused of directed the Nad extermina- being the sadistic guard Jewish tion of Jews. prisoners called Ivan the Ter- Demjanjuk's trial is not ex- Idaho city rible. pected to begin before Decem- COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho (AP) VS. authorities stripped him ber. , of citizenship in 1081 after he — Three bombs, one at the federal Among details of .Demjan- building, exploded in Coeur was found guilty of lying about juk's alleged crimes included in his Nazi past when he came to D'Alene yesterday and state police the indictment are cutting off and firefighters spread out over America in February 1052. the ear of a prisoner named rooftops throughout the city to He will be the first person David Auslander, whipping an check for other bombs. tried in Israel on charges of elderly Jew to death, and stab- "We're having an emergency at Nazi war crimes since Adolf bing victims while forcing this time," said a spokeswoman Eichmann was convicted and them into gas chambers.— .for the Kootenai County Sheriffa.„_ Department. There were no immediate re- Howard proposes radar detector ban ports of injuries or estimates of ASHINGTON (AP) — A highway bills approved by the damage, but the federal building New Jersey con- House and Senate. blast shattered windows three Wgressman is offering a The 162.3 billion highway blocks away. compromise he hopes will spur bill passed last Wednesday by There was no warning of the Congress to approve a 66-mph the Senate would allow states blasts, 'but bomb threats were speed limit before it recesses to increase the speed limit to 65 received at a newspaper and at a for the year. mph on interstate highways college which held a rally protest- The proposal by Democratic outside communities with ASSOCIATED PRESS ing the white supremacist Aryan Rep. James Howard would populations of more than Here comes the rain Nations. There were no explosions allow the higher limit on rural 60,000. It would affect about A volunteer shields himself from the rain as Illinois. The area, where millions of dollars in at the paper or the schooli . interstate highways if states 70 percent of the system. The another flood worker boards a small boat in damage has been caused by about 10 inches ban radar detectors, require All city and county police of- House highway measure con- of rain, has been declared a disaster by Illinois' drivers to wear seat belts and tains no such provision. Gurnee, III., yesterday as more water fell on. ficers were mobilized, federal, ensure compliance with the Howard said he was making' the already troubled town in northeastern governor. agents were sent in and a bomb new limit. his proposal in advance of a squad was called in from nearby Howard, chairman of the House-Senate conference com- Spokane, Wash. House Committee on Public mittee meeting on the bill in A state police officer at the Works and Transportation, of- hopes of getting it approved scene told a reporter that roofs fered the proposal Friday as a before Friday's planned con- Senate opens budget debate were being checked throughout way to break a deadlock on gressional recess. this northern Idaho city because WASHINGTON (AP) — The had removed all the'House-ap- dent Corazon Aquino, talcing the authorities believed someone Senate opened debate on a 1666 proved extraneous provisions, money from other foreign econ- threw a number of bombs onto Soviets restart one Chernobyl reactor billion catchall spending bill yes- which have provoked veto threats omic sitlrtinrr roofs sometime during the night. O8COW (AP) — The No. when. terday, but quick passage ap- from President Reagan, then sena- 1 reactor at the "The reactor operation was peared unlikely and lawmakers tors began lining up amendments Chernobyl nuclear plant brought to the minimal con- were looking at stopgap legislation of their own. I • wams 1restarted yesterday for trollable level this morning" to keep the government going Sen. John l Melchcr, D-Mont., the first time since the disaster for the first time since an when fiscal 1087 begins tomor- announced he would offer several in a nearby reactor five months explosion and fire in the No. 4 row. • riders to help the farm industry. ago, the government reactor shut down the entire, Sen. Mark O. Hatfield, K-Ore , The Senate, then launched into newspaper Izvestia reported. four-reactor plant, Izvestia chairman of the Senate Ap- debate on amendments to give It said the 1,000 megawatt said.. propriations Committee, said he additional aid to the Philippines. NICKLEBEYS No. 1 reactor was' on the - Earlier press reports said No. hoped "the single largest ap- Minority Leader Robert C. Byrd, minimum standby power level, 2 reactor would be put back propriations measure this body D-W.Va., proposed $200 million in RESTAURANT but would soon supply power into operation after the first has ever considered," would clear aid for the government of Presi- to the Ukrainian electricity reactor, but Izvestia gave no the Senate late today or early grid. The report did not specify date. tomorrow without major changes. But no sooner had Hatfield 'Almanac* predicts mild winter finished boasting that his panel TUESDAY UBUN. N.H. (AP) — The astrological tables. Old Farmer's Almanac, And ads. CASUAL DINING which predicted the Ads for an electric card D shuffler ("Be The First With Northeast's wet summer but HWY 36 WEST BOUND LANE somehow missed (he Southeast The Latest!" 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800-225-166IfC SH •>. '•• 9' " Rumson Roulette WALLPAPER WHOLESALE PT 35 ( ATOM A '. '. , . - 7 AMI Hint feud Rumaon. NJ M2 wre TW Register TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER3O1986 LIVING TUESDAY PRIME TIME Oh, the agony of the feet Dear Ann Landers: I have a PORTLAND, ME. closet fail of shoes that are too Dear Deane: Thanks for the : uncomfortable to wear bat too research. I have in my hand, a new to throw OBI. They felt fine letter from a man who writes: in the store but the next day, "President Martin Van Buren after I wore them for an hour, started the use of 'O.K.' It was the my feet were screaming to be Ann secret name or New York Demo- released from captivity. cratic clubs derived from Old The next time yon go to a Landers Kinderhook,' the president's luncheon or dinner, Ann, peek hometown." Perhaps the next let- under the table and see how ter will interest you. many pairs of shoes have been ••Him ll And Uo*a:*»"Badaaare" Dear Ann Landers: I read In low t»73. Drial Bobart Duvall. v«m« Bloom kicked off. Go behind yow sec- If you can't get a perfect fit, get today's Fltehbmrg Sentinel and laniard And dncwiill Rada at Atlanta Bran— retary's desk right now and see a shoe that is a little too large Enterprise your column about If she has her shoes' on. rather than a little too small. Pads the origin of the common ex- (1M4. Comady) David Nlvn. Palar Mm. Whenever I complain to the can be put in to help hold the foot pression "O.K." I wish to make n IB F CHANNELS manager of a shoestore about in place. And most important, correction. fltyrhiwitl: Harry Arroyo pointed-toe shoes, he says, refuse to look at the very high- The expression Is almost as va. Tarranca A "' "Women are buying them." Well, heeled, pointed-toe shoes that old as the Greek language, and It Movtt : *Vi Prlv.U HBO Moria: "Stand Alona" rataRaaorf" I say give us a dressy shoe with flatter the leg. They are not only means "all Is well" — "ola (IMS) Chart* Dumtng. Pant Onar. I(19t8)PJQbMorro«row., Johnny C a sensible heel and a toe area Wrastttng cripplers but they can give you kale." Motowortd that conforms to the anatomy of terrible backaches. The only peo- Since the Greek language Movta: • • ••> "Uurdar In Spaca" [: "Saw navanoa^ the human foot and put an end IMC ple they have helped (besides the began to be studied In the West (1M5. Myilary) WWrad Brnniay. Martin Balaam. I(t9«3. Aflvamura) John Haard, Lavon Mann.. to the suffering. Will yon get from the beginning of the Re- PaparChaaa Man * * "Impulw" shoe manufacturers) are SHOW 11984) Tim Mathaaon. Mag TMy. Flyar." behind a national crasade? We chiropractors and orthopedic sur- naissance, students of Greek Tannla: Votvo Classic Golf Slice*W OaVKanzo can caU it K.O.O.T.S. (Female geons. nsed many Greek words among Organization Opposing Tortur- themselves, and "O.K." became ous Shoes). — CINDERELLA'S Dear Ann Landers: "OK" was the most common expression, as STEP-SISTER IN SOUTH HAM- in use prior to the claim of Jt Jto today. — GEORGE F. 8TEF- —r~ ILTON, MASS. Boiun Fwl nliUir C.E. umnc. FANIDES Mtttfbrd Dear Sis: Sorry, I can't take on (He said it was IBM.) I do not - Dear George: With input from so any additional causes at this time. know exactly when "OK" was many authorities, what's a girl to Continued from Page 10A Maryland. As a NASA physicist, Irish pro fighter from Little Silver. But I can suggest a solution. The first ased, bat the person who believe? he has stayed friendly with George is going away to Florida . vast majority of women whose' gave It prominence was Presi- To keep things under wraps dent Andrew Jackson. until Saturday, the kids camped George, who's an RCA physicist. on business, but Gloria can't go feet hurt have themselves to Are you, or Is someone yon Through the years, they've with him because now she is blame. It's not the salesman's fault Oar seventh president was not care about messing around with over at the Collier's in Monmouth 1 a very good speller. He thought Beach until the night of the big worked on projects together. involved with the upcoming if a customer puts vanity before drags — or considering It? Are Crystal Ball for Honmouth comfort and buys shoes that are "all correct" waa spelled "ORL all drugs bad? What about pot — soiree, when they showed upon •Correct" and used "OK" as the In moderation? Ann Landers' his doorstep. Other noted guests were Medical Center. "a little too small" in the hope that Good grief! they will stretch in the right abbreviation when he approved all-new booklet, "The Lowdown Gloria sent out red, white and Gloria's sisters, Katherine De- state papers. on Dope," separates the facts black invitations which coordi- Sevo, and her husband Matthew, places. First, forget about size. There is Obviously the Boston Post from the fiction. For each book- nated with the color scheme of her Monmouth I leach; Juliet Page and >•) editor In ISM was not thelet ordered, send $2.00, pins a "Over the Hill Party". A" • i»->r Marie Cunningham, both Long Susan Minford '.4 column, bring- nothing wonderful about jamming ing you the inside trietu of Mon- a size 8-11 into a 7-A shoe. Ask the creator of "OK" because Jack- long, self-addressed, stamped good friends showed up, including Branch. The youngest participant son served as president from envelope (3* cents postage) to liit-Mulianrys. Huonana, iinyn. in the festivities was Hrlttainy mouth County's social scene, ap- ; salesman to measure your foot and pears every Tuesday and Sunday bring you the size he thinks you March 4, 1829 through March 8, Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, the Baldlx and the Sorianos. Ann Collier who was with her 1837. — DEANE S. STEVENS, Chicago, Illinois 60611. One special guest was E. G. nanny Elaine Giles who brought in the Living section of The Regis- should wear. Staaslnopoulos from Potomac, her boyfriend Chris Keade, the ter. Girls wani; to read minds; boys want to fly Make a new bed slip-proof the ability to make oneself in- whether boys and girls gave dif By MOIHA BAILEY visible or the ability to read ferent answers based on sex dif- DEAR HELOISE: "Ta Da"... "Lint" it be known You're a 7th grade girl, and in all people's minds. More than 10,000 ferences or whether the dif ferehce I need a new mattress very this is a handy hint! Thanks! — probability you would give your students responded. were simply symptomatic of badly (and I know others who do, Heloise Swatch to know what that guy The results, published this adolescence. too) but we are not buying re- Storing marshmaUows who sits across the aisle from you month, show the overwhelming Child psychologists asked about placements until the manufac- Dear Heloise: I have a way to — the one with the rad jams majority of girls would rather the poll said the Math results turers stop making them with keep marshmallows from becom- (translation: nice looking shorts) know what other people are think- probably reflected the usual dif- slippery, shiny covers! Bed sheets, ing a sticky, stuck-together mass — is thinking. ing than anything else — even ferences in concerns of boys and pads, etc., will not stay in place — when one does not use them very But he is probably lost in a super strength. girls at that age. , they slip and slide resulting in often. Just keep them in the fantasy of some sort that has The boys' responses were more wrinkled bed linens. These mat- freezer. nothing to do with 7th grade girls evenly divided, although being Adolescent girls are about two tresses also slide off the box They stay as good as new and like yourself. He might be wishing invisible topped the list. X-ray years ahead of the guys on the springs. thaw quickly. — Susan Schlem- he were invisible, so the teacher vision, something you would ex- maturity scale and mqre socially Please, Heloise, ask thea thin sheet of foam rubber on mer can't call on him, or floating above pect to be a dream-come-true of aware. The guys are still in Hi- manufacturers to cover mat- top of the mattress and another ' Tea ma'am. It works a rival team's practice field. the "Porky's" set, finished last for Man world, still readiitg comics tresses with some material that between the mattress and box marvelonslyl — Heloise Those are the findings from both sexes (more boys than girls, about superheroes and fantasizing will stay put! — Madge Smythe spring. This might even serve to Fresh parsley Math magazine, a cousin of Week- however, liked that idea). about magical powers* Consider It done! It might help make your old mattress more Dear Heloise: I love to use ly Reader that is distributed to Math magazine editors and . Boys may bejustss4oncemed yon to know thousands and comfortable. — Heloise chopped parsley on various foods 7th, 8th and 9th graders. Last writers said the poll was an about what people think but less thousands of my readers feel lint removal but, when I buy a bunch, most of aware of that concern. They're February the magazine asked its attempt to make kids aware of exactly the same way. That Dear Heloise: Recently, I found it goes bad before I can use it all. young readers to choose which of issues more relevant to their literally into playing games, while slippery fabric on mattresses Is So, I started cutting off the the girls are already on the edge of the answer toth e "headache" I get five super powers they would everyday concerns. The magazine awfnl! when I iron shirts and blouses and stems and discarding them, then I most like to possess: X-ray vision, didn't take the results any further the playground — socializing in In the meantime, It will ease rinsed the top thoroughly and smaller clusters. discover lint in the folds by the super strength, the ability to fly, than that. It didn't try to interpret the problem considerably to put buttons and bottonholes. I've tried patted It dry with paper towels. poking it out with my fingers but After it was completely dry, I that takes too long. put the parsley in the food 80,1 got the small brush that I processor and chopped it rather Movie Timetable used at one time to clean the coffee fine. I put about two tablespoons pot spout. I placed the shirt down of'the parsley in separate sand- flat on the ironing board and ran wich bags, then put all the bags in Mom—on lor la moula miiaiatw la provMad ..CfO0Od|lapund»a(Pa-13)7:30.»« 7:gooodia Dunda* (PO-1S) 130. 130. 530. a gallon-size freezer bag and III M »mmm uumamn nmiia Hi an II<*II« m the brush up the inside of the fold. cnanaa.cnaa«« »» placed it in the freezer. Stan C4ra* [PCnz. 4,1,1*00 Ta Da! No more lint remained in the fold! When I want to flavor some food I felt so good about my dis- with it, I have instant parsley. — covery that I had to Join the many Joan Romano ITUIHUMCIMIUH- Send a money- or time-saving HtRI 7 15.8 15 VaMaomj(PO-13) 7 20. 8 20 9. B. 10 00fe •*••*« readers of Heloise and share .my fjlZA flNtMflNt*MH WW joy with them. — Audrey Kauf- hint to Heloise, P.O. Box 32000, LVmCITHUTRE — Th. Fly M) 7 30. 9 40 ) BMk 10 School (PO-13PO3 ) 1:50. 33JO, 6:50. 740. OS Mm AduH nkna (XXX) canmuoum from fman San Antonio, Texas 78216. noon tnrouoli 11 30 PM Ull RMOrtJH) 7 46. 8 2S wrrntns n «TA rsann iv LYSJC H TriUTIW — UU CENTRE 4 — AS-Oal Adu* mm (XXX) eonanuoua ton KM.WTttM Itrii 130PM Pi ATM. rMsfita IM a Day OH (PO-13) its. MS. Two Mot Haw Straw* Fan (XXX) oonanuoua Th.FI. (HI 7 30. 8 30 Croootaa Oundaa(PO) 146. 345. 645, 741, Mat noon amah if 30PM Crossword AiuumccATLANTIC t «.01)/JA I la—unJRITaS. US «no in Cmjonlfai 2. 4:45. 7:30. 8:40 ATLANTIC CMCaU M— CLOSE FOR SEASON AS OF SEPT. 21.1886 Aftma 01)7:00. MO ACROSS CATOMTOWN MOOLETOWNI- 1 Attc ...I — CoccxM.OunO»i0UM7IT CANCER (Jaae M-Jsly «) - Corn- U nnnn nnnn nnnnn //U»TKIOTBETHI« moo sense takes you only so far today. DOWN 27 Segment mnnn nrann nnnnn NUCKOL Do not hesitate to rely more on gut re- 1 Magic Johnson 29 Astound Now arranga ms drdsd Misn) to action intuition and instinct. nnnn nnnn nnnnn form tha surprtas snswar, as sup/ . for one MDw LIBRA (Sept. «) -Keep LEO (Jaly tl-Asg. U) - You may i 1 gsstad by ths atovs cartoon. your personal affairs to yourself today 2Popeys'sCyl SI Jokers find yourself the center of attention 3 Aspect 32 Pueblo dwettsr 43 Spools 54"— first you - and let others do the tame. Do not many times throughout the day today. insist on knowing all about everyone! 4 Disapprovals 44 Music hat dXdoX " Use the spotlight to your advantage. 34 Page SCORPIO (Oct. M-Nov. tl) - Curb 55 Nothing: Sp. nmrr(AntwarT sx tomorrow 1. VIRGO (Asg. t I-Sept. M) - Adjust- 4t Take piece HM tendency to gossip today - for 39 Campus spot 61 New — on We Jumbta* THINK CflANK POMADE ICEBOX own sake and that of a dote ment may be necessary today on Ysstardsy-S many levels - personal, professional 6 — out 41 Beaver stals What uto driving ls-N0 ACCOENT can do without the trouble! 42-"—usacMM 61 Madrid Mrs. «ar.iTTAItnKrNsv.n-Dsc.£l)- •ASSf*- •v DOffi lor on TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30.1966 TfceEggUter 9A YOUR TOWN Fund Raising

RAFFLE — A drawing for a Center, is a major fund raiser on Friday. October 17. The prize Golf and Country Club. off its statewide fund raising School District. With the stogarr, 1987 Jaguar four-door sedan with proceeds going towards will be a trackside parking space The event, which benefits campaign by asking New "Help us make a difference" will be held on Nov. 15. - the medical equipment fund. and a gourmet picnic lunch for local charities, has already Jerseyans to designate October members of the Foudation will as Deobrah Heart and Lung Proceeds from the event will Spurred on by the $100.000 six, which have been donate for reached the maximum number be striving to enhance Center Month. benefit Family and Children's plus brought in last year, the this raffle. Call (201) 462-1466 of 100 participants at $150 per community support for public Service, a non-profit agency enthusiastic committee, headed for further information. entrant One beneficiary of the Thousands of Deborah education. founded in 1909. by the PoUinas and Dr. Marc and tourney is Club 2005, which the Hospital Foundation member The Foundation is governed volunteers in local Chapters will Just 700 tickets will be sold at Marcell Cotmer, Belmar, as Rotary supports in its polio by a fifteen member Board of be participating in this major $100 each. The car is valued at general chairpersons, has set a CAB RAFFLE—The Monmouth prevention work. Proceeds also Trustees which represents a mail campaign to reach out to $35,250. goal this year of $150.000. Conservation Foundation is assist other children's causes,' cross section of the community. offering on 299 shares at $100 including the Special Olympics the community as both an To purchase a ticket, or for The committee Is planning a Representatives are also each for a 1986 Chrysler and related programs for awareness progam and fund more Information, call Family truly elegant evening of dining Included. Efforts are under way LeBaron covnertible, Mark handicapped youth. An raising effort. Deborah and Children Service at and dancing. Tickets to the Bail to raise funds through raising Cross Edition valued at $16,993. especially well-contested continues to save lives like 5- 222-9100. are $200 per couple. Raffle activities. The money raised will tickets are $100 each. Contact The winnerwill be chosen at award is a trip for four to the year-old Joey Madsen of be used to provide grants to the Development office at the Foundation's 9th Annual Innesbrook (Florida) Country Bayonne, this year's poster foster innovative instructional child. LEUKEMIA DONATIONS — 776-4393 for tickets or more County Dinner Dance to be held Club, with Travelers One programs and processes which Volunteers will be going door- information. Friday at Brennan's Due American Express donating the Contributions raised through will Improve student to-door throughout Monmouth Process Stable. Colts Neck. The air fare costs. this major program go to achievement and develop County picking up donations for Monmouth Conservation support the Internationally student leadership. Donations' the Central New Jersey Chapter HUNT MEET—On Saturday, Foundation is a non-profit NEPTUNE — Dorothy Hill. respectd Deborah Heart and may be sent to the Middletown of the Leukemia Society of October 18. the Monmouth organization dedicated to Neptune, a member of tfee Lung Center in Browns Mills. Township Education America. County Hunt Racing Association preserving open land in Spring Lake Auxiliary and a The Center specializes in the Foundation c/o Joseph Monmouth County. The Cotignoia, Treasurer, 232 Park ___ if you would like to be a _ will present its Annual Meet for volunteer at Jersey Shore diagnosis, research and proceeds of the Dinner Dance treatment of heart and lung Ave., East Keansburg, 07734. volunteer or want to know more the benefit of the non-profits Medical Center for 18 years, and Car Raffle will help the diseases. In 1922. Deborah about the Central New Jersey from the event by selling received the Auxilian Volunteer All American Chevrolet, admission tickets and corporate Foundation continue their work started out as a tuberculosis Chapter of the Leukemia of the Year Award at the James Route 35, Middletown, has sponsorships. The Association of saving some of the last— sanatorium changing over to Society of America, write to ' F. Ackerman Federation of made a significant donation will have available for sale remaining spaces in the county. heart and lung diseases In the them at 4 Brunswick Woods Auxiliaries Annual Luncheon. toward helping the Foundation Estate Parking and Hilltop The Verdant Award, which Hill volunteered a total of 468 1950s when antibiotics realize its goal by donating a Drive, East Brunswick, 08816. Parking tickets which each eradicated tuberculosis. Since or call 390-5900. honors an individual, public or hours this past year ordering for new Chevrolet Sprint to the admit one car with six private organizations, and stocking the medical its founding as a non-profit, organization. The Foundation passengers. This year the companies or corporations center's Gift Shop. I non-sectarian hospital, patients will raffle the car to raise funds have been provided treatment at FASHION — The Central Shore Estate Parking tickets are $90, and/or Indiviudual municipalities The James F. Ackerman to provide educational grants no cost. Chapter of Deborah will hold a and the Hilltop $130. The Hilltop who have made a major Federation serves as an within the Middletown schools. Dinner-Fashion Snow to benefit has a separate entrance, its own contribution to the preservation advisory Board to 11 active For more Information, please Tickets will be sold for one dollar rest rooms, and a bird's eye Deborah Hospital at 6:30 p.m. of open space land in the auxiliaries and more than 500 call 800-223-0135. each and will be available at all view of the track. Cars may park on Thursday at the Shalimar, county, will be awarded at the auxilians. These dedicated Middletown North and . and picnic in this area. Extra Dinner Dance as well. volunteers sponsor fund- FAIR HAVEN—Susan Middletown South home football Route 35, Aberdeen. Fashions individual tickets for either For car raffle tickets and/or raising events such as Whyman, an alumna of Mount games, Back to School Nights, by The Backroom Boutique, Estate or Hilltop Parking are $15 Dinner Dance Tickets, call the luncheons, fashion shows, Holyoke College, attended the at All American Chevrolet and at Middletown. Call Marie Gerlion per person. Children under 12 Foundation office at 671-7000. bazaars, and bus trips, with all kick-off of the Campaign for various shopping centers 264-3430, or Florence Rubano are admitted free. Post time is 2 For further information contact proceeds benefiting the Medical Mount Holyoke the week end of throughout the township. The 787-1108. pm., but the gates will open at 10 Executive Director Barbara Center. Last year, their special September 6-7. Whyman was winner will be drawn at the a.m. Scott at 671-7000 or 223-8439. events raised more than accompanied by her husband, annual Middletown North- SOIREE — The Sapphire Ball Buy your tickets from the $115,000 to help purchase Frank. The campaign, launched South football game on Committee's soiree, will take, Historical Association, if you are needed equipment for the by Mount Holyoke College Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27 at place Nov. 22 at Squires Pub, planning to attend. As an GOLF TOURNEY — The 18th Medical Center. In addition, President Elizabeth T. Kennan the High School North field. For West Long Branch. The annual incentive, each buyer of Eastate Annual Red Bank Chamber of auxilians spent more than in conjunction with the college's more information about raffle event, sponsored by the board parking or a Hilltop Parking Commerce and Red Bank 14,976 hours assisting patients Sesquicentennial, has a goal of tickets, contact Willilam Zdep, of governors and the medical ticket will receive a Free Raffle Rotary Golf Tournament will be and staff. $100 million, the largest ever set Raffle Chairman, at 741 -1108. staff of Jersey Shore Medical Ticket for a drawing to be held held Thursday, Oct. 9 at the Deal by a college for women. Mrs. Auxilians were treated to an Whyman also participated in elegant lunch, prepared and workshops and BALL —The naritan Bay served by the Medical Center's conferences throughout the Healthcare Foundation's Food and Nutrition staff, and for weekend In preparation for the Get ready to read! the first time, entertainment was campaign. } second annual Harbor Lights provided by the Old Tyme Ball will be held Saturday, Oct. RUMSON — The Rumson Harmony Works Barbrshop . Mrs. Whyman works as a 18 at Windows on the World in Country Day Book Fair wiftteke Quartet. Jersey Shore Medical librarian for the Prudential Manhattan. The ball is being piece Sunday. Oct. 20 through Center Foundation presented Insurance company. As a staged to raise funds for Raritan ' Tuesday, Oct. 28. Sunday's the Federation president and Planned Giving Representative, noora ate 2 to 6 p.m., Mmw, Bay Medical Center's New each auxiliary president with a she joins hundreds of Mount Mobile Intensive Care Unit. and 10 am. to 4 p.m. c Holyoke alumnae volunteers Tuesday. An opening dot WeX; gave) in appreciation for their Raritan Bay Medical Center has time and effort. worldwide who are working to its two divisions in Perth Amboy party, with a Fantasy Auction reach the record-setting goal. included, wM be held Saturday, Loretta Braun, Shark River and Old Bridge.. Oct. 26. Jane DiKonJiumeon. Hills Auxiliary, received a She lives on Buttonwood Highlighting the black tie gala is the Ine Book F*t»wiiimn, standing ovation when John K. Drive in Fair Haven. will be a series of boutiques Sally Fox, UWe8kVer is her oc Lloyd, President of Jersey featuring jewelry, works of art, chair. The cooxtei party Is Shore Medial Center, presented RAFFLE —The Middletown gift items, handbags and furs. chaired by Susan Stsnger, her with a pin for giving 34,500 Township Education Silent auction selections include Rumson. New-this year la. a hours of service, the greatest Foundation was recently formed a Cybis sculpture of Icarus, ' Breakfast ahd total hours worked by an for the purpose of fostering vacation weekends, a Rolex »_a led auxiliary volunteer. educational excellence within watch and a color television set, »M». •»/, ti m. _,.. the Middletown Township among many other items. Prix. West End, and Footnotes, DEBORAH — Deborah will kick ~ ' ai»_on.g|)jii>iafl/lng ihe. ...,.. jn si used from a group of Rumsort Country Day Moms- Besides Ihe sale of hundreds of b oke. Make A Date — Coun* "• 'm A paid directory of coming events foxr non-prom organizations. Rates $3.75 lor three lines for 1 day ($1.50 *•»each• «»»,additiona« l ..line)„, W0...w0 fo—r thre..—e lines for two day* ($1.50 each additional Una), $6.60 for three lines for r«mr ia three days ($2.00 each additional Una). $7.60 for three Una* for four or five days (1226 each additional line), m $9.00 for three lines (or six to eight day* ($2.50 each addition*! Una). $10.50 for three lines tor nine to ten day* ($3.00 each additional Una), f 1330 for three lines for eleven days. Each additional day f 1 00. each additional line $3.00. Deadline 11:00 a.m. two days before publication. Call The DaHy Register. 642-4000, ask (or The Date Secretary

EVERY SUNDAY . OCTOBER 1—WEDNESDAY The River Plaza Firehouae, Foster SOS. (Suiting Over Single*) Monmouth Ocean Development St., River Plaza. For reservations Dance, free buffet, door prises, Council'* "Personnel Iwues of the call 747-2148 or 747-2679. Shore Point Inn, 2nd floor, Haxlet, 80'* II" Conference 8:16am.-4pm. m (Every Sunday) 8pm. Admission Berkely Carteret, Asbury Park. Atlantic Highlands Fire Dept. La- Below. C Xe •6. Workshop's, Lucheon and Insur- dies Auxiliary bus trip to Reading •ddrese ance crises panel. $36 MODC P.A. Shopping Outlets, bus leaves SEPTEMBER 18 * 19 ttone for the member*, $46 non members. 938- Atlantic Highlands Firemen* Field TH URBDAY * FRIDAY 2222. House 8am. Tickets $16 (transpor- rmnBmtavcm.o.ivmo Breakfast and Fast* Pine Tree Players audition* for tation only) Call 291-8616. "Murder on The Nile" 8pm. Com- Covered Bridges- An armchair munity House Theater, 3rd. * travel program with Tom McNa- OCTOBER U—SUNDAY Madison Avenues, Spring Lake. mara. Free at Middletown Town- Monmouth County Parks System Dick Fehr Director, information amp Public Library, 66 New sponsors Art* * Craft* ahow * 628-6969. Monmouth Rd., Middletown sale at Turkey Swamp Park Day, 7:30pm. Georgia Rd., Freehold llam.-6pm. SEPTEMBER 24—WEDNESDAY $20 per (pace. Register by Oct. 1. Middletown; then and now a Mid- OCTOBERS** Call 842-4000. dletown Twp. Historical Society FRIDAY* SATURDAY slide show. A free program at g Bus trip - Atlantic City, Tropicana Middletown Twp. Public library, dletown Reformed Church, 123 from Union Garden* Fire Co., 66 New Monmouth Rd., Middle- Union Beach, NJ. Departure town 7:30pm. King* Hwy. Fri. 9am-2pm. Sat. 9am.Noon. 3:30pm., $13 in quarters, $3 meal ticket. For tickets call 739-9202 or SEPTEMBER M—FRIDAY OCTOBER 4—SATURDAY 2644811. Fun Fellowship Fitness — Midd. Hszlet Super 2nd Annual Interna- Ramblers Square Dance Club. An- tional Parade (10:30am. from Air- OCTOBI tTURDAY nual open house and barn dance port Plata to Swim Club) and International Food Festival & Out- 8pm. River Plaza School. Hubbard. festival in Veterans Memorial door Shopping Mart, Mater Dei Ave. Admission and refreshments Park from paraade end to 6pm. High School, Middletown. Food free. 496-0368. Free admission, continuous enter- from around the world, arts, tainment, free pony rides, bal- craft*, antiques, h»rg»i»« « fun. Fashion show and Luncheon at loon* and much more! Festival 9-6. Rain date 19th. 100 table*. The Channel Club, Monmouth rain date Sun. 10/6. Call 739- 671-6602 or 496-0866. Beach, sponsored by the Women's 0663. Club of Bed Bank. Fashions by OCTOBER tt—TUESDAY Caren Charles, Monmouth Mail, OCTOBERS—SUNDAY Sweet Charity $48 or I'm Not Chairman Mrs. John PetiUo at American Legion Post Hwy. 36, Rappanort $38. Bus leave* St. 747-4761 or Dorothy Ingllng at Leonardo. Sunday breakfast. Me- Mary's New Monmouth 6pm. Call 842-9420. For reservations by nu - egg* any style, pancake*. Rita 787-9138 or Pat 787-3662. Thursday please. Tickets are $16. French toast, **u*age or bacon, home fries, coffee, tea and cake. - NOVEMBER 1*2 SEPTEMBER »0—TUESDAY Adult* $3.60, Senior Citizen* $3, SATURDAY * SUNDAY Parents Without Partner*, Bay- and children $2. Pint Sunday of Mt. Vernon and Washington D.C. shore Chapter 644. Cocktail patty each month. $126. Cover* bus, hotel, all Up*. and dance, Town and Country, guided tour of city. Kennedy Cen- Hwy. 36, Keyport 8:00 SHARP OCTOBER II—SATURDAY ter, Ford Theater, National Shrine orientation, 8:30 dance. Member* Fall Festival Dance-music by Mon- and Capitol. Leaves St. Mary. New $3; prospective member* $6. tage. Hot sandwiches. Free coffee Monmouth 7am. Pat 787-3662 or Chapter phone 4064604. and door prizes $20 per couple at Rita 787-9138. The Register V

TUCMAY. SEPTEMBER 30.1966 :••';

1986 KINSA WINNERS Kodak International Newspaper Snapshot Awards Thesse are the luckyy Register Winnersi . TheiThir PhotPhotographo s will now be sent to Kodad k for a •hot at winning a share of $65,000 in Cash and Travel Prizes. These Photographs were chosen on their aesthetic value. Newspaper Reproduction may diminish their original Quality.

-* V COLOR WINNER B. Heckman, Morganville

^ BEST OF SHOW KODACHROME SLIDE WINNER Cindy Buff, Long Branch BLACK & WHITE WINNER - HONORABLE MENTIONS: Constance Bernard, Fair Haven Cindy Buff, Long Branch Cindy Buff, Long Branch Bill Ryan, Tinton Falls

: , „ » ,—- Kinsa Judges- — - Carl D.Forino, Chief Photographer • Jim Fossett, Staff Photographer • Cliff Schechtman, Editor Andy Lustbaum of Dorn's "The Complete Photo Shop'F 15 Wallace St., Red Bank Carol Gann, Eatontown The Register DAILY "SUNDAY One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 • 542-4000 Get finished with one project and it's time to start another Biographies, novels and chil- - homemade! dren's books will be offered for A selection of formal and infor- sale at the Samson Country Dsy mal stationery, post cards, pencils, Annual Book Fair which will take assorted napkins, all of which can place Sunday Oct. 26 through be monogrammed, will also be for Tuesday Oct. 28. Jane Dlxon, sale. New this year is a Tuesday Rumson, the general chairwoman champagne breakfast, featuring a and Sally fox, Uttle Silver, the Susan fashion show sponsored by Bon co-chairwoman report that Prix in West End and Footnotes besides book*, there wiU be many in Deal. other items available in the Minion Christmas Comer, which is the So after the moms drop off the palce to find the perfect little gift Country Kitchen say there will be kiddie* at school, they can go and or stocking stuf fers, a full assort- plenty of homemade delicacies to sip Mimosas and view the very ment of holiday ornaments and a tatHiMT^ your palate. These con* latest in clothe* and shoe*! •election of seasonal wrapping sist of dinners, hors d'oeuvres and It seems as if Elsie DePetro is paper. baked goods which are all frozen a very busy fundraiser these days. Lesley Pace and Ckarlecn and ready to take home and serve Beside* chairingt tw November four. And they're absolutely all Charity Fund "Night at the Zanetlea, the co-chairs of the Races" Dinner, she also chaired Friday's Red Cross benefit luncheon and fashion show. Squires Pub was the setting for more than 200 diner* who had Iheir choice of chefs salad, stuffed flounder or sliced roast LUNCHEON — From the left, Honey Roonan of the annual Red Cross luncheon at Squire's Pub beef. The 8ea Air Shop in Spring Tinton Falls, Eleanor Dow of Tinton Falls, and Friday. Hoy is on the luncheon committee and Lake Heights sponsored the Dorothy Hoy of Monmouth Beach enjoy talking at Dow is the reservations chairman. fashions, which Included elegant fall sportswear and beautiful ball The beautiful gowns. !fpi won by those Among the special guest* were having a birthday closet to Fri- Eleanor Dow, who handled all the day's luncheon. reservations; Gloria SwcJraw, Another very busy hostess these West Long Branch, who was prize days is Gloria Brsvcker, Wast chairwoman; Mrs. Robert Long Branch, who can't gets Morgan, the honorary chair- moment's re* these day. woman of volunteer* at Fort Mon- All four of her children and mouth; Elsie's daughter-to-law, their spouses, namely Craig and Edith DePetro, Spring Lake; and "•••It Itrrtsrrrf rlmistnn. TrinaCoUord, whose husband Texas; Defchy Bracfcer; Kelly and Frank, a V.P. of New Jersey her husband Dennis from Chi- Natural Gas, Just retired as chair- cago; their youngest daughter man of the Monmouth County Jackie who's taking a break from branch of the American Bed Cross. the University of Maryland and CarsaeaAschettino, Monmouth and Kevin Cslliar, Beach, although not present at the .got together at luncheon, will assume the new Mom's this week. chairmanship of the local Bed The occasion was her husband Crow Chapterp . George's 66th surprise birthday Others there included Barbar party. Even though they all THE mOBTfA/OKL 0. fOMNO Retf, Ocean, who worked on the chipped in and bought him a new computer, the biggest surprise for CONVERSATION — Frorti the left, Elsie OtPtAro Ot Monmouth committee; executive director Mil Ham;, InterUken; and Harriet him was seeing all hi* children SUPPORTERS — From the left, Kathy Undmar, EdHh DePetro of Beach, the luncheon chairman; Edna Moon or Mttftetown. «—Iswsfct, Wayside; Marie chairman of volunteers; and Gloria Brucker of West Long Branch, White, Monmouth Beach; and •oncnton in W#Q% tnjfjy fO"t> PP""*"***1"" •* *— *** Cmam luncheon. The Register B CLASSFED. COMCS. 10

TUCSOAY. SEPTEMBER 30.1966 Spinks wants out of HBO title bout due to apartheid •yBSCMfflBIM. AP Bounj Writer

NEW YORK — Promoter Butch Lewis U going to try to withdraw Michael Spinks from HBO heavy- weight championship unification series, Don King, Lewis' partner In the series, said yesterday. Lewis has called a news con- ference for 11^80 a.m. tomorrow Ira New York. The news conference's purpose, according to announcement from Lewis' office, is for Spinks and Lewis to make "a very significant and dramatic announcement con- cerning their immediate career plans, their involvement in the THE REOMTEHAIIM FOBSETT 130 million HBO heavyweight uni- WINNING WAYS — Red Bank Regional1* Melissa Bowie, right, has the ball underfoot as she and Tricia fication aeries and their effort, Manning of Middletown South battle it out regarding the modern day holo- caust taking place in apartheid South Africa. S, leant "The announcement will have ramifications in the world of busi- ness, sports and poMMesv" ' egional takes biggest yet Apartheid will be the reason given by Lewis for leaving the MIDDLETOWN — Red Bank Regional cane up tournament, King said. with IU "biggest win" of the season in field Under the the series format, hockey yesterday afternoon. Spinks could end up fighting for Coach Wendy Patterson's ever improving Buc- Field Hockey the undisputed title against the ASSOCIATED PRESS caneers upset MJddlctown South, 3-2, in an A champion of the HBO series, which 8MIUNO THEN — Michael Spinks, left, and promoter Don King were Division match. recogntaes South Africa. all smiles when they signed to tight Seffen Tangstad of Norway Sept South opened with a score at 10:16 as Dana The Bucs are now 3-2-2 and 3-2-1 in the Set SPINKS, Page W 6. The pose may be different tomorrow. conference while the Eagles slipped to 3-4. Bruce scored an unassisted goal. Patterson said, "this was an especially big win Just 46 seconds later, Jane KrasuUla made it for us since we moved up to the A Division this 2-0 for South with another unassisted goal. year." Bed Bank scored at 24:06 of the period when Freshman goalie Diane For ier, taking over for Deidre Williams countered off a Monier assist and the graduated Debbie Rosenthal, has come then came back with her second marker. This through in the clutch for the Bankers. Yesterday time It was unassisted. 24-game losing streak ends she had 11 saves off of 13 shots.. Williams second goal came just 46 seconds into The Buccaneers winning goal against South the second chapter. HOWELL — All tilings come to those who wait. was scored by Catherine Monier at 3:10 of the Danielle McSweeney had two saves in goal for The adage applied particularly yesterday to the second period. Middletown Bed Bank only got off five shots. Middletown South High School soccer team, which Monier slammed the goal in, but the referee Red Bank faces another big A Division test broke a 24-game losing streak with s narrow 3-2 ruled the goalie was sitting on the ball and ruled tomorrow when It hosts powerful Neptune. victory over Howell. a penalty stroke. m~- "We lost a lot of people after the 1084 season when " Tils Scarlet Pliers already own a 2-4 decision Carl landmark scored the winning goal for the After conferring with the other official it was over the Bucs. we qualified for the state tournament," winning declared a goal since the ball had just gone over coach Mark Sessa revealed after the game. "We went Eagles at 16 JO of the final quarter on an assist from the goal line, which was undetected by the'. Barftaa 6, Matawaa 0 0-17 last year, but toward the middle of the sesson referee. • MATAWAN — Debbie Yakubics and Kuth I started using our younger players." John Provini tallied both goals for HoweU (0-7) Pearson each tallied twice yesterday afternoon as The Eagles, now 1-7, had to come from behind He opened the scoring st 1664 of the first period on Monier'* clincher wss unassisted. the Sockets blanked the Huskies. an assist from Mark Levy Jeff Shore, assisted by Bed Bank was forced to come from behind a 2-0 twice before posting the victory. "That's what I liked Jill Dolan was in goal for the winners, knocking best about the win," Sessa noted. "We had been DomTinari, came back to tie the game for the Eagles deficit after the Eagles broke fast with two first sway two attempts on seven shots. The Huskies having trouble scoring and the kids would get down fewer than two minutes later. half tallies. • S* HOCKEY Page 66 when they fell behind because they knew we didn't The score remained that way until Provini, have the offensive power." See SOCC£R. Psge 68 Dick Spearel rows Bloodied Giants his way to victory count heads, find after 27-year halt it could be worse

•yJONNIFAlX "Hike what ThtRejmer Thf RajMar rowing does for me MONMOUTH BEACH — When EAST BUTHEBPOBD — It could Dick Spearel graduated from the physically and have been worse. .The New York University of Pennsylvania in mentally, I've lost Giants could have lost to the New 1066, he thought his rowing career Orleans Saints Sunday, and the was over. casualty list could have been more about 16 pounds disastrous. For 27 years, he was correct. since I started to When. Coach Bill Parcells Then he went to a reunion of his counted heads yesterday, he hs^ old Quaker lightweight rowing row again. I feel three of Sunday's survivors miss- crew and got the itch again. Three ing aad one of the Sunday's miss- years after that happy event, he good and fit. f> ing back. Of the three missing, won a national championship. only one will be missing Sunday. Okay, so Spearel'etitle won't get * Dick Spearel The Giants won't miss the him to Henley, but how many 62- Chl year-oid men dot Saints, tout, then, Hie Saints won't Spearel, a Shrewsbury accoun- miss the Giants, either tant, won his title in the first The only serious injury was to annual Aides) National Cham- receiver Uonel Manuel, who may result of the reunion of bis old have to go on injured reserve pionships on the Maumee Biver in college eight. . Toledo, Ohio. The Alden, named because the Giants ere down to ?I went to that reunion and got three wideoute. Manuel was in- after the company which produces int* an eight again for the first it, Us rowing shell meant primari- jured midway through the second time in 27 years," be recalled. "I period when a Phil Simms pass ly for recreation rather than rac- decided that it wss really fun and ing. It is shorter and about twice sailed over bis head in the end had to start rowing again. The zone. After the ball had cleared as heavy as the streamlined racing following spring i bought myself singles seen in televised events. the ead rone. New Orleans safety so Alden, and I've been back in Antonio Gibson cut Manuel's legs Took a cheap shot? Actually, the Alden was originally rowing ever since." designed for ocean rowing. There- from under him in what some fore, it is more stable than Its Giants later called s "dirty hit" Spearel admits Out be was and a "cheap shot." then picked up toy die Cardinals, racing cousins, and a favorite of never much of an athlete in high who also released him- older rowan. school. That's why rowing wss so Mo matter what it was, Manuel has s sprained knee ligament and "I don't know what we'll do yet, The championship race was attractive to him when someboy at id k l but there ares couple of options." three and one-half miles on fee Pennsylvania suggested that he will definitely miss Sunday's game Pat Hodgson, the Giants' receivers river." Spearel explained, "and it try it He figured that high schools after a" 27-year layoff for this Monmouth Beach resident. at St. Louis and may be out for as coach, said. "Certainly Earnest was handicapped by age. It was a don't have crew teams, so every- long as three weeks. and Byron are options, and War- head race where you go off indi- body would be starting on the That leaves the Giants with ren is also an option." vidually. That means die older a.m. there may be about 100 Club. When he aaw a 74-year-old same level. He was right. woman rowing in the Head of the Bobby Johnson, who has been rowers started first" Aidens racing on the river without slowed by an ankle injury; Stacy After he returned to rowing, the publicity or fanfare. SchuyikUl Begatta last year, he • Oalla*-St. Louis results Page There was one competitor wtr old competitive spirit came back, decided that he could probably Kotoinson, almost s rookie, and That doesn't stop Spearel from Solomon Miller, s true rookie. 60 in the race, and he got the too. In the past year, he competed doing what he likes to do. row well Into his 70s, too, barring biggest handicap. Spearel's group, in the Head of the Charles Regatta unforeseen circumstances. Quarterback Jeff Hostetier has 61-60, got a 1:16 handicap, ami and won the Alden Division of the "I like what rowing does for me also worked at wide receiver, but On the positive side, cornerbacjc rowers under 40 got none. There Schuylkill, Masters and Garden physically and mentally," he said. However, it may not toe in en Parcells was debating what to do Mark Collins was released from were 19 entrants, and s man in his State Games. Becently, he won the "I've lost about 16 pounds since I Alden, at least in the near future. yesterday. New York Hospital yesterday late 30s flfiiffrf* second Empire State aad Toms Biver started to row again. I feel good "I've been debating about stay- If Manuel goes on injured re- after undergoing observation for and fit. rou get to meet a great ing in the Alden," he said "Maybe serve, as seems likely, he can bring Spearel is a member of the Begsttas, in addition to the Alden what was called a "mild con- Naveslnk Biver Bowing Club and group of people at.the regattas, someday I'd like to try a racing rookie Vince Warren back from cussion" Collins was injured early usually works out six dsys a week. aad I've formed some really good shell. That's a little more of an the IB. list or go for experience in the third period when he lost his He'll row two and one-half to Most of the bit regattas in this friendhips. 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Pound for Cardinals, 31-7 pound there is no stronger fish than a blue, and with the excep- Ottis Aadenaa's 10-yard scor- tion of Barracuda and shark, no AP Sports Wrtsr inf run put 8t. Umla on the Only H yaarsold but a 10- species with stronger jaws and board early to the third year veteran iB the highly exciting sharper teeth. quarter. sport of bJueftsh jigging and hum- ST. LOUIS — Quarterback Bookie Mike Sherrard ming is °S|rt Ww*iH Santfff, Jr., "I prefer bluefish," said Santee. Danny White passed for 223 gathered in White's arching, night captain of the 72-foot party "I like them much better than yards and three touchdowns to 39- yard pui late in the open- Ashing boat Fishermen at Atlantic fluke. I like the excitement of lead the Dallas Cowboys to a ing period for Dallas' first Highlands Municipal Harbor. jigging with the savage strikes and 31-7 victory over the winless touchdown and Rafael Septten the hard fights. My dad likes the St. Louis Cardinals in a Na- booted a 32-yard field goal 8Vi "I cant believe it's been that challenge of fluke drifting, but I tional Football League game long since I started taking out the like the action with blues and last night After Anderson's soaring run for weakfish and weak*." White, who completed 16 of following the second-half bluefuh," said Santee. The former 29 passes while suffering two kkkoff. the Cowboys want Fishermen was a 66-footer and Santee's favorite reel is a Daiwa interceptions, now has 10 back to work with Gordon had been doing very well in the 50H which he has been using for touchdown passes for the Banks returning the ensuing fluke drifting business, both with four years. the fish and the customers. kickoff 66 yards to St. Louis' "I haven't had it apart once and The Cowboys improved to But with a newly-licensed I've been using it every day." he 3-1 with the victory in the Veteran Tony Hill was on the operator in the family, Ronald said. He said that before the nationally televised game. The receiving end of White's 13- Santee Sr. and Ronald Jr decided Daiwa, he used s domestic reel 31 point* enabttd Dallas to tie yard scoring pass four plays to add night trips to the day runs. which featured a quick-de- the NFL record, for consecutive later. Dallas then capitalised on The night trips, with Ronald Jr. at tachable side plate, "but I got rid 30-point games at the sun of two ssrka of Cards quarterbacli the controls, were an instant suc- of it after I lost six side pistes the season The 1968 New York Neil Lomax, who suffered four cess with weakfish the'primary overboard." Giants and 1976 Buffalo Bills interceptions, to drive 31 yards target species the first few years. share the record. and set up White's eight-yard Like most professionals, Santee St. Louis fell to 0-4 under scoring pass to Walker with Having watched young Santee's prefers the so-called conventional new head Coach Gene Stallings, 11:16 remaining style on fluke when he wU a mate, reels which have a revolving spool over the open-face spinning reels a former Cowboys Ron Fellows picked off a pass I believed that the summer —by LomajMrtth 2:16 remaining flounder was, probably his many amateurs like for easier The victory waa the 266th of and ran 34 yards for the final favorite and often wondered how casting. The Japanese 50H has a Dallas Coach Tom Lsndry's ca- Dallas touchdown. capacity of 320 yards of 30-pound he liked bluefuh Fluke fishing is test line. reer, tying him with Miami's It was the Cowboys' 13th the epitome of Uaak Walton's Don Shula for second place on victory over their NFC rival in contemplative sport. ,When Several party boats supply that the all-time NFL list. George their last 16 meetings, avenging reel with their rental tackle. Halas is No. 1 with 326. fishermen talk of "drifting and a 21-10 defeat they suffered on dreaming," they mean fluke fish- Santee was 7-years-old when White, operating a Dallas the same Busch Stadium turf his parents brought him from offense with running back before a national television au- But angling for bluefish is a Paterson to their first home in llerschel Walker subbing for dience last Nov. 4. form of naval warfare, a rough Highlands. He lives with his wif. the injured Tony Dorset!, threw St. Louis had a chance to sport with the adversary a strong, Debra in Atlantic Highlands. Ronald Santee Jr.: Likes the fight of the blues his touchdown passes in the draw first blood by stopping first, third and fourth quarters. the first drive of the game after The Cowboys mounted a AI "Bobba" Baker sacked 10-0 lead at halftime before White for a 10-yard loss. 76ers deal Johnson, Create a Loan Resei pick to Supersonics PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The outstanding defensive forward Philadelphia 76>rs sent center whose style is probably very like- Clemon Johnson and s No. 1 draft Based on the ly to be easily assimilated into pick to the Seattle Supersonic* (coach) Malty Guokas' accelerated yesterday for center Tim offense," Pollack said. McCormirk and forward Danny Vrsnes, Johnson, 30, 6 feet 10 and 240 Johnson! an eight-year NBA pounds, started his career with veteran who has suffered from one year in Portland and Joined Equity in Your Home! back problems in the last two the Sixer* after 3M years in seasons, has a career average of Indiana. For the last two years, he* 661 point* and 6.0 rebounds. He has been bothered by back played as a backup center during problems, missing 24 games in the his 314-yesr Philadelphia stint, 1984-86 season and seven games UNITED HOME EQUITY LOANS which included the 76ers' in the last season, Pollack said. 1982-83 championship season. Along with Johnson, the Sanies Pollack said the 76ers felt the got the Sixers' No. 1 pick for 1089. No. I pick was a minor sacrifice Vranes, 27, at 6 feet 8 and 710 for the two Sonics players. pounds, has developed a repu- "We're not worried about a tation for aggressiveness and in- couple of years down the road," Annual timidation during his five years in Pollack said. Percentage Rate' the league, 76ers spokesman He said McCormick will play Harvey Pollsck said. backup to Jeff Ruhutd, acquired 8.68 Last year, Vranes averaged 3.8 by the 76ers in the spring along • Establish a credit line between $5,000 and $150,000 points and 36 rebounds; he has a with forward Cliff Kobinson for career average of six point* and center Moses Mslone • Checks supplied free of charge 4.4 rebounds, Pollsck said. He was During the Sixers' training • Interest charged only when your credit lino is in use the fifth pick in ilw I (Ml draft. camp, which starts Thursday in McCormick, 24, 6 feet II and Lancaster, 'Annual percentage rale for the month of September Rate is 275% over the one-year 240 pounds, was the 12th player Vranes will compete with US Ireasury Securities Index (constant maturity) and is adjusted monthly to reflect chosen in the 1984 draft. Last year Barkley, Robinson, Roy Ilinson current market rates he averaged 8 8 points and 6.2 and Kenny Green for the starting rebounds. forward position, Pollsck ssid. 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GARDEN STATE PKWY EXIT 117 you T.35HAZLET TUEtOAY, SEPTEMBER 30.1986 58 Giants ' Continued from Page IB practice tomorrow. Lea Rouson replaced Morris lost the helmet "dirty" and words So will tight end Mark Bavaro, Sunday and carried 24 times for that have to be deleted. Harry perhaps the league's top tight end. 71 yards. The big second-year Carson even said he had tears in Bavaro got whacked in the mouth man wasn't pleased with his his eyes when he saw Collins pass and had a tooth broken. An or- performance, especially at the - thodontist took care of that beginning of the game, but he out about six plays later. problem yesterday. didn't hurt himself either. The ' Giants tabbed Saints Finally, Joe Morris, who watch- "At the start of the game, he Celt linebackers Jack Del Rio and Glen ed Sunday's 20-17 comeback win his way a little bit," Ron Erhardt, Redd as the culprits, saying both on TV, was at practice yesterday, the Giants' offensive coordinator, . even laughed about it. However, feeling fine. Morris' stay in said. "I think as the game wore on, some thought a Giant had actually Pascack Valley Hospital in West- he got better. At the end — the whacked Collins in the head. wood revealed that he had a low last third and two — he got white cell count which would himself, hurdling the defender." Sammy Mills of Long Branch, inhibit his fighting infection. His another New Orleans linebacker, illness apparently stemmed from Parcells and clan were happy said, "Nobody wants to see any- an allergic reaction to medication with this week's kicker, Raul body get hurt. He (Collins) could for "septum problems." AUegre, who made two field goals have gone down to his knees and and two points-after. Allegre will stopped the play, but he kept That's what they're calling it now be allowed to unpack and running. I' don't think anybody now. Parcells denies that Morris prepare for the game at St. Louis tried to hurt him, and nobody was broke Ms nose against the Raiders. neat Sunday. bragging about it either." He said the problem is from a Parcells may put a guard on him Whatever, Collins will return to previous break. to make sure he doesn't get hurt. Soccer Continue from Page IB Matawan moved out to a 4-0 Jack Flanagan, in goal for Mid- lead before Mike Maryanskl dletown, had five saves off of assisted by Aaron prevented a shut out by scoring at seven Ocean shots. Runko, broke the tie with a goal at 17:04 in the third period. . Eric Hinds opened the scoring at 17:03 of the third quarter. Tom Sean McMahon had 12 saves in 6:13 of the third period with an Gaffney, with an assist from Shore goal for the Huskies. assist from Kelly to give the Uons tied the contest again at 7.26 of ' Matawan had lour players share s short lived 1^-0 edge. — the final period, setting the stage in the scoring with Kevin Billy Portman tied the game for for Landmark's game winner. McParUnd opening the scoring the Spartans at 14:40 of the same "Steve Garin and Dave Barban, after a scoreless first period with semester with an assist from Mark both juniors, have bean playing a tally at 13:22 of the second Martinkiewicz. strong defensively for us," Sessa session. CBA S Neptune 2 said. They were primarily respon- Dave Steinberg made It 2-0 at sible for shutting shut down the MIDDLETOWN — Tom Sabo 9:23 of the third period and Roth broke a 2-2 tie with the winning Howell offense yesterday." Ouch came back at 11:62 of the Rick Blair stopped 16 shots for goal at 12:30 of the second third with Dave Jelinski hitting quarter. He was assisted by Gary Middletown South. The Rebels had the net at 16:40. 21 shots on goal. Walter Keller had Power and Steve Raffellini. The . 12 saves for the losers. The Eagles Ocean 2, Midd. No. 1 . goal was his second of the game. put 16 shots on goal. MIDDLETOWN — Mike Tale's Neptune scored first at 18:01 of Brick Mesa. 3, Freehold Twp. 1 goal at 16:48 gave Ocean the A the first period on a goal by TVm North win against the Lions, up- Boykin, assisted by David Durkac. FREEHOLD — Freehold Town- ping their record to 6-2. Mid-Sabo tied it with an unassisted A88OCMTEO PRESS ship High School dropped its sec- m dletown U 6-2. - goal 47 seconds later. Durkac, " Carnesecca'sclini* ond ywrtr ptrh f flwinstfiv e wins Tate scored on an indirect kick assisted by Wendell Muldrow, put~ Isst night against Brick Memorial near the end of the game on an the Fliers ahead again early in the St. Johns University basketball coach Lou Carnesecca will be at Red Bank Regional High School Friday (3-3-0). assist from Ray Ucata. second quarter, but Pat O'Malley night to conduct a basketball clinic. The non-profit clinic is being held through the cooperation of RBR Glenn Volk prevented a shutout The Uons attacked ferociously tied the score at 12:21. and the Rumson Recreation Department. The clinic is open to everyone and will start at 7 p.m. There by scoring with 1:16 remaining on and goalie Rich Aurichio was Each team had 10 shots on goal. will be an admission charge of $3. for adults and $1. for children. an assist from Dave Tlusty. called on tomak e a neat save on John Cunnngham had 10 saves for Alble Guerra, Jeff Scott and Joe Kelly's attempt as time closed CBA while Doug Martin had six Kyle Berkeley scored to give down. for Neptune. CBA right halfback Memorial a 3-0 lead. Aurichio came up with 10 saves Ken Santos suffered a dislocated "We have every confidence it (a as Dynamic Duo, Inc. Hackeaaaek S, CJ. Christian S with the Uons getting of f 20 shots. knee in the contest. resolution) will be passed unani- "He don't want to fight Mike OAKHUR8T — Jim Vandebergh Spinks mously." Tyson." scored three goals as Hackensack Continued from Pag* IB Binns said, however, "We can- Tyson, an- unbeaten power Christian downed Central Jersey But, King Mid, apartheid will no not penalize South African puncher, will challenge Trevor Christian at Firemen's Field. Hockey — longer be an excuse available to fighters." They would be allowed Berbick for the World Boxing The losers are now 2-2. Lewis. to fight for WBA titles, but not in Council title Nov. 22 and could be Scott Baldwin scored two goals Continued from Pag* IS The World Boxing Association South Africa. Spinks' opponent instead of the and an assist for Central Jersey. used two goalies in "Come Wednesday everyone Middletown N. 2, Ocean Twp. 0 will take action against South WBA champion, who currently is John McGary had the first goal vain. Pearson opened the scoring MIDDLETOWN — Nina Rozzo Africa at its convention at Reno, will know why I'm holding the Tim Witherspoon. . for Raritan at 4:46 and Yakubics press conference," said Lewis, for CJC with Jim Dieferderfer converted a pass from Dawn Lee Nev, Oct. 23, James Binns, WBA "In the back of his mind is a assisting. Baldwin came up with came back with her first score Just 60 seconds into the game, and counsel, said by phone from his who is Spinks' close friend and his two tallies in the fourth period. at 13:60, assisted by Karen Hen Philadelphia office. advisor. "Everyone's aassuming fight with Gerry Cooney without Cheryl Guerriero added an un- things. I'll IK them know Wednes- sharing with me," King charged. Matawan 4, Be4 Bank Cath. 1 ningson. Her second goal came assisted goal in the second half. "We're going to suspend, rela- off an assist by Laura Roman tions with South Africa," Binns day. , "He's going to cloak his reason MATAWAN — The Huskies "I'm under a lot of pressure." in apartheid. He got all his little evened their season record at and Pearson scored next with Kim Lisa Fardella had three saves said. "It will have no vote and we for the lions (3-2-2), and will not sanction title fight in • "I know he's trying to get out of fights In first and got hi*'money. 3-3-1 after disposing of the Duggan assisting. Diana Dowd South Africa until apatheid is it," said King, who is promoting Now he's trying to get out on a Casey*. . wrapped up the Rockets scoring Nathalie Buki had the same abolished. the unification series with Lewis moral issue. Red Bank Catholic is now 3-6. with an unassisted goal. number for the Spartans (6-2).' •

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Saiga s» •" •» Ma, Isa carriers, vending machines & stores. had wans raomsy. Otmr or ROCK OUITAK iraaowa OOOd HOM. Can 741 -OUi Contact: Dave Lucas or Al Leu. FOUNO — Smai a«Mrs tsaoMna •«*> A must- 542-4000

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RESPONSIBLE 10 RI4" EliitikK wntta wen. 2 CLERK — 0714071 or apply ei paraon at UNIVERSAL CASTING 066-2900 or over lor Mae. Ma Oaraai. iM4. Hay at. era looking lor axp paraona to 226-76 O16MS kee lekiare new » growtig hem s TEACHER S ASST — F/ America a lavortw anack tood. P/T tor nuraery achool. Ex. ntMnam You won't mini tha profka on Ford LTD aeiaeneeH6lug.n ( . Cal COOK - MjF. HWM MM appkcaeona lor lha loaowing hi anoe prel. S4I-4732 aner ipm. new la only 042-406* «M*T tl MrMIL OM LMkMaA anawarkig eat, 747.4013. I right now tor fua nWWoi a part-ama pBialoni; oooke TRACTOR/FRAILER DRIVER FREEZER UPRIGHT — 121 Fek Haven Rd. FUHawi. dlehwaehare. eaehiere WANTED — Pamtemnt pool- OR LPN- M/F— I la 11 i-auoW-7000 •Ml. You can earn up to »7 u — M/F. New tend torming 50- new. Caa 201-1020 aHar 0p OOUNTBI HAT — Wanted. W $io/nr. MUM ba 17 or older a lion. Muat be depandaWe. 071- ehM. Pro-rakM benenta Salary MUST SELL — T-ehtrt. |aokat haw a oar w/msimw. Apply m ao • kmat. Law) «raea rfiyinm aaaa ovary t monm. Pteaae FURNfTURE — Cuetom wood OFFICE WORK — tor appt Meal Camer. 042- and cap prtnang anusimanl. paraon attw 4 pm to Domino a plus 1 Sat. T RUCK DRIVER Wwi lucpaiM. MMno is kam. COUNTER HELP - Cart AM.. Keane- 3000, ettfa. ahetveeOdoors Tver • I Sun par monm H I AM. Mate. oao-7fi7. omnay or 040- good banahu 4 Marling w, Cad 747-0200 (4000 Naejcaabw. Ph. S11-702- burg I SALES — 10 lo 3. no weak- Ol storege MM oond SUS- Nad Barti aarMoa Ona aoao^MlkaerOki AppV ki paraon, 0 aja. a> 0 9M Mil. PWe country den sst Sofs. k>ve a pat«on lor our office TYPIST — Had Bank meurence anaa. Mature paraon prelerred COUNTER PERSON awKA WWt m BB 0>#A«al0« •** ^ . apf >at | n aoeney. Paaoy a/aha; and aaat oa»> liaiaj nalnrnan. 2 end Dualo BSV Iw*'^ * red Ul, H^w^^.^arw Lovwy rWo <•• v'i >>v "i» 082 Morfja-Btt poeejon. Busy dry o Ing beck to W work taroa Sand — 0 daya/wk. fn. en. 330- putar kiwHelna. For kaanHai Royal Baa. 40 Broad St.. Red tables. ooHee table. M h .it earners needed in Ida toaowlng ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS cond (14M. CaO 222-2360 alter Eic. opporwney Paid raauma la P.O Bo. 201. Had 1140 AM fawMnnd lout— RESTAURANT MANAGER —An 741 2000 •on* Om T Cea No cdUcOng Car a MnaOk) Low rate IM • 2nd mlga/refl- sXNJ 07701. opportunity lor you lo VETHINARIAN S ASSISTANT — 8ECRETAR1AI. — For kieur- 403-2111. dad. 747-2143 FIJRNITURE/HOUSEHOLD — anoa/ ooneuWng firm Vary OV RED BANK 0000 >AV — for pan ante NUROERV HELPER — M/F quired Cal «71 -1603 nsma. Oood buy* on askaowo CHO66MWJ OUARO - _ for home/otllc. Akjo ale opening (23 63 pw dsy. RIVER PLAZA EamOW Ca»0an27l WAITEH/WAITRESS — Enpert- proMaamg. ham ana. dMa- phone; NO STENO Muet ba iresang. aid householrl - ate suppied. Cea OMaf EATONTOWN ^RETIREES NURSES AIOE — Fu> krna poai- ono# n##de)d tor ntw ft onMnriny LOANSTO •Oka. October 4 4 6. -741-2600 Oon a>a> on a* •hrlu. No a»p rauaorant Cal 000 nil7 kl anted, nave good akae a be H0MEMAKER8 t lo work alone. 6034100 HOMEOWNERS 14 Cherles M LONG BRANCH "aypon. Mew (weal) Keeneburg DELIVERY PERSON — Day* * Forenyraeaon nights avaa Muet have own car 0714177 be a ph.. Aa a naaonal oompa- WAITER/WAITRESS — Muat be SECURITY GUARD — Wanted MARLBORO am * pm eohool run., 7-» * 2-4 ea Feet apptni eta. C*a Denny e PUie 4 Subs, Lmie m we can oiler you wage* of 21. Phone paraon, owhwaahar. 2am a lOarn. Seturdey morn LINCROFT S237 60/wfc Exoaaant lianalki W» 14 60/per hour. Caa 642- LTD MM Apply In paraon 66 NURSES AIDES — 7-3. 3-11 Apply ki paraon, 44PM. Lutori east at deooretor prices Indud COLTS NECK Longwood Ava. (Bahlnd , p pvimdl , 0 IM aome of wNoh are paid, parao- nianurant. 244 ReauurantSl. 0it84 Oa«y DENTAL AeMkTTAMT — Mktdw- nai wne. hrxdaye, haawi t we ae kitchen, living room, dMng town onhodomc owe*, P/T or eOk). Kkiga Jaawa Can Cantar. 8ECURITY OUAHO — 4 nkMa. room, maessr norm., a lenwy UNION BEACH pro« aharlng, company aaalaw 1 F/r. rumna im. Exp piwJerred 6l»««tn10-lor4-6 400H«»y. 30. Nataanm. WAITRESSES/WAITERS —Pert Horn - 7am. $440/ hr. Cat tor room ASM a Iwnffll chanq. KEAN6BURO eavmge programe. unauiww and interview t«0«2l I 064 Monay Wantad Cat batman 0 t 7pm 071- NURSES AI08 — M/F FuO * bonoi program. Plain apply ki O Ion oma Serving tood O li- ear. (1K.5OO lor ea or w — HAIRDRESSER — INVESTORS — (26.000 PLUS. room separately 042- LEONARDO part Urns positions avail Aa 3 paraon, Caroaal Snack Bar quor. Day 0 night eMft. Apply kl SUBSTITUTES — Food eentoe shifts Cal Ouaan Ol Carmal pereon Copper Kettle Reetau- Shan term. 10% Mereet. Caa OCMTAL ASSISTANT -Non HAZLET nd vacaaona. Tha Monmoum Mat. Eetorwjwn. dMWinwonment of Com Nat* Town- 071-4600 after 7pm SST" maMWtm, otnoa Shopping Nursing Home. 0U IMI. rant, IN Hiiiarelde AM, Had ehlp SchoSotaotao . Caa 402-1160 tor parlance nuimiy. RESTAURANT HEU> — WM FURNITURE — 2 end letasl w/ C*morMlnkMt74l Cantar. Cal 2M-44M Aak lor NURSES AIDS — P/T or week- ana proni. w am.' utp. • p^^ WAlTR£58«DV»VAITEfl8- Fun CLCANERS ~ PanVOme. Morn. 0 reamer chelr. |200 take, aa DEHTAL nmmr-nm P*K waaSre. Fu« S pan wna aval Cea 730-0717 attar 0pm. ft, poreon. lor dynamic ejuow- — Far aetab- lenad. but we aaj train. Coma In Apply ki paraon Oarmya Kalian or pan M.Ex. only. Apply ki Eatontown area. Exp ki dapt HM oeJtte. X-RAY UC PLUS Tin RiaJMat . kahed osemele Fua and pen at 22» Ban AM.. Long Bran Raatauram. 11 Bridge AM, Red alorea Top pay Own oar, BtC'CLE - Okis 20 kich 10 time 071-4302 or can Mm. Pawooki. dkaotor ol Bank 042-4417 HwyatHatlet. ataady work. 000 462-0137 ipd. bOw. Oood oond. (00 Caa CHAM MM EM*. I nEo*eiOppr>EmployerM/F nurana at 2»4*oo lor mtar- terra*. 4 i/l day wk HOST/HOSTESS — Pan wne WAREHOUSE — Delivery par- TELEMARKETERS — Naadad. '47-4104. EASY ASSEMBLY WORKI eon. Meohanicakv Mtned Mua For Sals and medl ' (71440 par 100. Ouwwaaad ' ki paraon. Shore POM RETAIL SALES 2-4 aaya/ii»eli,s-4hre/day Far GVM — Outdoor. ohSdrens wkh O7I-IOJ0 NURSES ASSISTANT MANAGER have mid NJ Orivare' aganae. preaoojaupj e Ikm aakng evs- AtR CONDITIONERS — Uaed 1 swings. Sean. (26. can 070 OCNTAL HYa»HIT — rut or Send Stamped Eninlgaa: Ooodyaar Tire a) currently seek MUdkMOwn Electric 201 -6060 eplpaona/piaHnetltirM a> upper- mo. Whirlpoolpoo. . 12.00.00 BTU a. 1MI , p/t Tus everena, required CM ELAN—6K. MM Ewarprtaa. RN'S & LPN'S M/F ma smbktoua and energetic WORD PROCESSOR /middle Income OUota Laada S40S000 (2) ) WaaanghtiuaWaaanghtiuaii , 0000 NURSES AIOES (6.2S/HR people tor lei eases teem No BTUa, HALF PRICEI FlaeMng wrow 7414070. Ft- rtltdl-fL W4M. DICTAPHONE and ana provided Commmlnn ,0200epiece 000-17»1. (Md Lighted, non-wrow HOUSEKEEPERS 164 HOUR iperianoe necessary WH kaki 40 hr/wk. Fua baneot pkg. Mod OEMTAL NCCCraONWT —Fua- onty. Sand meuma Is COS. PO i DOLLS — 1 NonHghled (22W Free tot ELiCTMCU LPER8 UVEINS-03I6WEEK Ow right oaopia. f»na»am tun- am medical ottoe. immed Boa 7400. Ohrawabury, NJ ajaiejhjli fsu ffJuwaJs^BTBs£ BkaBU^s^BBBBBAeeAYs _. ta uaed, eeny Kaekiai « Ekp. or nig (alary and benenta wkh opening. 747-1026 07701. onoa Cap. el ma dental aetd KM Bodyy All oflgg. MMMM. 1 1(000>423-OI6», anyttme and ratonal bonuaaa Can tar room tor advanoamant. For con 24h Obd Kraut Com NJ 07/60 wanrteai at People Care. 244 24neh Oabruder Kraut Compo- 052 Part Tims •me. Earn Mgh « eWon Body 0476 Cea 40»0aF HEAD BOARD — Twki elie caiwainauTasi to exo Broad SI. Had Bank. 6J0-1BM. Eatook at 071-2410. 020 Bar M0 2 bar stools (30, 3 INDUSTRIAL SALES ACCOUNTINO CLERK — Mon aaano the Regleter ki your < 071-10 000 Union Ana.. IM. 71, Bneee. ANTIQUE — Breaa ornwneotal counter etoole (10. CaO 600- MATERIAL HANOLWKJ REP. «2*04M. Freehold. ISO High RN/LPN — Fun wna. 11-7, ay mouth County Flrni eeeke part home dring yor kee erne lander. O'kO". newly pokehed. srsx TRI STATE AREA ery other nmkand oK. Apply m tkne Accounting Clark. Coaaga 191 131 way 0.4*1-1000. LVE Cat Sun. mornmga or evenlngj paraon. OAM-OfM. Arnold Wal- Earn 40% and ovar on wtun you Student preferred FleiubU 747-4700 IBM — OaHnkir lypwnter, mod- — Ca«20l-7«7-O3O0 NURSES RN'e LPN • — F/T or ler Nuning Hdma. 022 South houra. » hr./wk Caa Mon-Frl. al 72. good cond. (100 Cea P/T or on can or mtalnndl tar ANTIOUE CHEST - (30. — Cat TJ-tOtt Laura) Ana. HaHat. 0«0 a.m. 10 6:00 pin. at 042- MtOOLETOWN aftw 0pm 707-4460 amaa oongan* ill bed nnkig 4000. ant. 274. no kjbte f 100. bad 070. NURSES/RN/LPN EATONTOWN tacaty New aaiary eoeJe ki ¥• 642-0000 table 036. table S4cnakeStM>0 4 cheki . IBM TYPEWRITERS THREE NEW LISTINGS tooL Coma ki at 33* Bath AM . AVON — Sun now lor Caa 730,1061 JANITORIAL Long Branch or can Mr. Paw- Chrletmal eeWng Sea new your VAN DRIVER — For nuraery RENTAL MOSuppwrnonki tcM. dkacax el mining at 220- Par «am rate. No ftaia paokaoe home or at work. Earn 36 lo aohool Type 2 koenae required H — S ( stools. (00, sola Rent-opkonlobuy 747-1041 4100 tar Interview appt RN rate at »10J7/hr tar fi* 60% of ealei Caa 707-0124 or Pteeaant working oandiaoni 4 anon cruahad velvet (76. Tap- KITCHEN CABkMETS — Snk 4 pan eteotnc eek cleaning oven PART TIME hour arwt or aaiary wWi lul 40S-2SM. t»a pwday 2U-O06P elove Beat oner Caa before OPERATORS — Berbar ;. oond. MM. Caa 70747X. 4. 707-1472. BUS PERSON — Apply kl per- WAITRESS/ WAITER — P/T. MeHiolel wantad. I pension plan, annual bonus BASE AMP <- Peevy. M watts EVENINGS & or w*i totowing Phone: son Shore Point Inn. Hwy 36, BreeMeeet. knoh. Yr. round po- KITCHEN SET — Table. 4 heem mauranoa plus much Hsjlet __ aaMn. Cat r4i4SM. good ccond (260 or b/o Boss i cheke. yesow. (36. Matching DAY POSITIONS DIANE S HAW APROPOS more. For lurhter delate please band aaualiar, 741-2S20or 741-0060 more. twin bads, complete, waktut Strathmore Ranch apply Mon-Frl, *-*. Hokndel CASHIER — P/T evea.. weak- 053 BabysltUnfl/ 0pm. 042-0006 heedboerds. (126 Excercyol.. AVAILABLE... OOarUgeAaa enda, a«p. retail. Can 707-0000. A 3 BR. 2 B homo with 20 ft Fomily room. 19 ft. LH r, IM Hwy BASSET DINING ROOM SET - AMF irlmrkle, MO. Manogony Red Bank, NJ 34. rlokneel. I Chlldcara with cootomporory woodburning otovo, Dfl with CHILDCAHE — Part wne hak< double bedroom eat. (160, HOLMDELAREA OPERATORS — Eip. on va- RN — 3-11. Oerwlc nurekig needed. 2-OPM. cm 707-70M. BABYSITTELRH —— Vary depend WASHER 4 DRYER noua lypaa or conakucuon 6 10PM. Morv-Set In deeked. Can 542-4700 bawean CLEANING PERSON WANTED 671-4162 awnp. euon aa Ipiiiia. Imri 0-4PM. Uon-fh throughout On a t- - dOV- a gradera. Apply in pereon, — 30 hra. e week. Large omce BEAUTY SALON EQUIPMENT UP TO... Can lor appoMment Monday axaiuci KM. CoJ for furttwr Aoklng Mon.-Fr.. 0-4. Muocw Inc.. 0*00 SALES - Energetic t outgoing • par weak ki « — Puny oriaka. dryw. * chaka, $5.50 PER HOUR Aebury Rd. Famnngdala EOE paraon needed tor our HuW thru Friday 11 HO • MW Al Zuao. tMmt OwMera. Alao Soatt Copi- 1174.900 642-4000. m home, own ken ahowroom lo ea> nne home lur enoee. Caa 071-3144 er, mlmeogrepn machine. KITCHEN SET — 6 DC. butcher WWTERE8TE0CALL: PIZZA MAKER — Ramble nn>. niaMnge. wa kaki. For appi. aak btook. w/ceptaki chairs MMI CLEANIWO PERSON WANTE0 CHILDCARE — Reeponalbla Enrjuke wwnn. snodya, 1S2 tor Mr. ProMeal 020-202S. — 30 hra. a week. Large ofOoe. oond Moving muet ss« (300 (201)899-4411 non-emoker lor ( mo old kaant. (300 and menv other kerns Caa 204-04/9 TheSplen EaM Rlvw Rd . Rumwn SALES HELP — Dynamic tale* Can lor appointment Monday Our home. I days par week. penon wanted lor quality ledm Uiru Friday 11:003:00 Al ZuOQ. LEFT OVER FROM MALL A »rrt-ma*it»ir»O 4 BH, 1W B horn. fo»turing • PLUMBERS/HELPERS — Wwi retettng to knowktoa ol m •paolally ahop. exp. prelerraJ 642 4000 BEDROOM SET — Provtnolel 3 roes of 100% nylon cerpetjng 24 ft. Of—t Room wrth cothaxJrO okUmg. eat-In Can 77(4041. not mandnia^idatoryt . SalarSl y open, ce~a No inawm, (too. SmaO drop pluah eaxony 2 roks of com. KITCHEN HELP — Pawn 10 CLERK/TYPIST — 20 hre/wk LOVINO EXP PERSON kttchon. ien.MBR»18ft.FR««thbook»harva«. 201-631-631-6331 6 Mon. - Sat. day OrganUed. amaant pereon tor leaf Mbw. MO. Caa MM07S. meroel oarpet Caa 000-6770 prapara lunoMa In dayoar* can- PORTER/ OROEHLY — F/T po- Needed to oare lor» oMkmn m buiy arta oroanUaaon. Muat Mr. 104 «My. Cal •42-47M aWan avaa. on day aMN. We wN my utua Snar hone 2vk daya BEDROOM SET - OU bed. UOUOR CABINET - Arroqu. have flood typing ekIW * pleas- lawariprntoappolramarii train, naaae oa« tor appi 071- SALES PERSON — Mature, eg Hdud. 1 evening par weak. wood, aar on wneaie. 2 drop ant phone manner. %4 50/hr to mant to sas «today. Asking %iMM» 0177 HUtop Hunting Home. grmix individual naadad lor In Pwaee cad 630-*024 after 0 Antlquei leaves, converts to labkt (100 LANOSCAPE CREW HELP aaleepoawon lor Ughttng Chi Mart. Caa S42-SM0. cOtova Caa 000-3-»717 O orb/o. Caa 741-1047. fop. pratorrad but net ragukad m — »» to man P-m dren Showroom Cat Oad 741 COUNTER/DEU HELP — Apply Mat haw ntda Ml drMn agar. ReeponaiWe paraon RESPONSIBLE WOMAN — Ba- _ 1 Single. Red Maple with LIVING ROOM COUCH — M ki paraon Movie Houae Oaa. at I aama. Cal 4>i4aaO Hammond needed tor buey prw ahop. byewwg 4pm..7pm. « daya a aprtng 4 mat Inches ki length, navy blue oe Marc Wood* Bi Landanapa Oamlca E«p. araWnad. but win kain SEA BRIGHT Hwy 30. Kaanoourg. NJ. Ceaftl -1603 akin. Aeking (66 Caa after 6pm Acompiw«ynrK)0*r«io<»4BHtt-4ovo4<)r(»r1ngo CMI747-M86 4 BDRM VICTORIAN COUNTER HELP — Dry Clean lor 12yr. ok) boy. Light BRASS SCO — King Uze. 0 oonuK tolond kltchow with oosquot ftoorlna •«» I Haw awkar. ma. or a* train, OC INSPECTOR — Eap kl Just renoveled 2H baths New era. part ume. UMe Saw. Can kaapkn if daeked Fair moa ok) wkh eornma water met LIVING ROOM SET — Must oalang fan, LH * DH wttti stMnad twdwoodnooro, muM ba dananiMik) Cat a«as anaw maUj, aliukp mechanical. kuchsn. ad new eppkences 042-0602 traaa l^lmikOJly beeuwui. Sac- aea Cou*. LoMaaei. Chair. rifice (000. Cad 7*04200 0pw.747.3g. Pockal-doors be twain large kv COUNTER PERSON — Daya * ILE - Loving par- Lamps and and table EMeOenf now Bstvoomo and a 32 It Fanny room with tlhimn 1004pm condition (276 or beet Oher. Dual-in won unHo and now Andorsan glooo sliding person Elecko knpulae." 1 mg room, dining room end kitch evening! Oenny'a PUza. Little aon to cere lor teacher> kinder- Corkea Aw.. "HI. 33 . NepU en which opens onto a new 072-2766 doors la-ding to 36 « lng.ound pool. Asking | — No up naoaaaary. turn kam Silver. Caa O42-OM6. garten gkl ki my Highland. BUNK BED SET — Original coal • 7474247 la EOE deck New maeter suite, hla and home or your home. 7AM- LIVING MOM SET — Sola her bath wkh river view Deed OENTEL HVOIENIST — Wanted REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE — pan oma to atan lor young gen- 4:30PM Muw drtva to aHamgon (1000. New with drawa. deak w/atlached and labkw, matching LEOAL SECRETARY — For End ekeetJmmediet Occupen kindergarten In Rumeon Cea wardrobe. 2 enUque dreaewa chair, lake tlrepleoe. 2 hanging growMc Mad Bank lav firm Haiaaon Really « aakMty aeek- eral practice in Engliehtown, ng mo«»alad aalee liluMm cy yearly rental prelerred (1600 20I-1MO. •70-6214 lamps, kg. wet psMue MM. IfanMun'ol* in a«f^koria«pa- par mo. owe uWOee. Manboro area Warm, kiendiy to low our highly wipenenoed individual to maHh practice at- 7074IM" , MicKeMi-Honii y PfcLMnt RUMSON REALTY. REALTORS (KMPomaaiicMatp BUNK BEOS — With met- au* Learn Irom prolaaalonaK (42-1(04 moepnere Sat. a aome avee. tresses • 3 draware underneetri LMIM ROOM FURNITURE working sendWona. Oood aaav ae you banaW Irom «w koarai caa 072-0140 0CPCH0A8U WOMAN — To (100. Caa 6424324 alter (. FOR SALE — Good cond. Must Realtors ry. ComaanauraM a«h aapart- oommiaaion apM and aw Iknia SECRETARY — F/T tor OMee DICTAPHONE TYPI8T — 1 day care tor elderly lady waalianda. move A» ohere coneidered Can IllCllHIHn w/ Oaal Ealala E» Red Bank. Outtee movd payroll muat have car • recent refer- CARPETINO Wea IO wall. Cheme et 642-000B Mlddlatown LMAL aBORCTARV — Soma onange and HELO. Aak tor a weak Medical lernwMleay. ernee. Caa 76O4M03. Mekx MM UquMeOng enue •«pananoa daalrad. Salary oom- Atyca wanwagnar. Stt-taoo. Enperlancad only* 042-4204 stock Brand new 100% Nylon LOWERY ORGAN — 1903 671-1780 manauraia mm aaMnanc and EASY — P/T work. (600/hr HOUSE d fAflHef) • Any 3 rooms, living, dkung. bed- MM. 1006 Air oond 0,000 BTU | away.Can tuaandTl-aiOO MEAL ESTATE SALES MAN- m&sSECRETARV — Keyoort man home. Owrough. 1 day per room, to 414 sq ft (OS. Indud drive aohool van Convanlent (400. 0 man MM with Cowman AtHolmdal AGER — Adnia real aawa Arm weak. Thure or Frl. reterencea. as custom pedl Ineteketion end Slow MM. 1806 Elec mower LPN-8 — M/F Fu« •nan »ma houra 74am/2-4pm. All vena Can 071^660 after 7pm broker to automatic Apply ki paraon be- Onance eveMeble. Can Barry (IIP 642-06Mca« anytime ' pnalaoni avat. Cat Ouaan Ol In- laguka _ 201406-7200 tween 044. Murphy But Service. LOOKING FOR H0MEMAKER I Carnal Nuramg Horn, •*(- oujrae ww be kept oonOdenaai. narlenoe. 204-2800 MAOAZwsK — Playboy. Pent 08 Longwood — To care for elderly gentlemen CLASSIC — Leather eUng chair. houae. etc Ok) 4 new issues Pkwaa aa) Roban O. Wamofce. SECRETARY — Looking for m He home, amat bungalow. Bob Wamoke Aeioolawt. 747- ORIVCM —Motor Route lor The EMU. oond. (60 Caa S42-i2«o Approx. 400 magazines (100 mature paraon w/good math 0 tree rani oaparooeeparelej Iliving quar- secretarial SUM to Bern lor m Reglewr In Snrawabury. LMk) COFFEE TABLE — Qiaee 4 tor aa. 707-6207 eder 0PM. Saver and Tlnlon Fake. Morning e 767-0201 REAL ESTATE SALES suranoe bualnaaa. Muet be e MM Oajoofartrx, M0' Mfootf MENf? JEWELRY — (Rings) Et We naad 1 hard working, d quk* laamar For your conve- oatvary "mpr piua Ca Mn OLO FASHIONED CLEANINO "ramed Mua S sold couch. (76 nlmoe wet imevview In evenings PERSON — 2 daya/wk. own good cond. mCmt. written anjwamia by aartdey IcaMd Individual aruWua B a trane. References Hckndel « kwm w buay Hwy. look 0 on Sat lOAM-noon. Oardlner FILE CLERK — 3 deya per •lauianj avaa wkh aaoh piece. NUR9.NQ/HLULTH CAM Merck Agency, 2014477. I. 741-4400 COUCHES - Hume furniture • Makaail flaaam. TIsVawM. weak, tieura and daya He* Caa aome reatuarent acMap. neinii of between 2-4pm. 747-7000 exl. WOMAN WANTED — To do < Oner AWw 6pm REAL ESTATE/ SECRETARV — Young, growing other llama avea.. |uet cat «67 POSITIONS AVAILABLE 301 aek lor Lisa Ironing In her home, Fa» Haven 1022 Irom Ota 4pm. CAREER NKJHT MMdMown/Red Bank area ww MICROWAVE CAHT .firm looking tor bright, energet FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER or Rumeon area. Caa 741-3216 Exceaentcond (40 O«. 7. 740pm. Ic. aeK^terur aeeking - •—"•" 0E8K8, FtLES — The Hewn km. Tinton Fake CollegC e level ac- WORKING MOTHER — Meed, anaka. enrage rwHnm. oom- Cea 630-0670 counting courses. (4 yean ex- peace of mind Mature laojew #Ujt4aW tawx*JaOjdl fwrfuftaB ewJBaJBD JBaW? Jat (VENINGS PART TIM! Wddletown/ Lincrott office End. akla> .* abwiy to mawaM MICROWAVE — Whirlpool 0 nssde sales halp. perience aa a fun-charge paraan ts aupanwa 11 yr«wj» IRJfajBW' laaajevimBrj virninr enaaaa*f m»^*». mn moa old. (260 or b/o Caa 222 w/caanw a neoeeaky. Mm kaki bootdieepar. nssntinalhta lor aa Lfajpuaaar* jjarotjBjejj. Fiawav *!#• IJJBJOBJCJ, Cat lor reearvaaona, do kght houeawork. 3-OPM. 1169 alter 3pm O in legal aeW. ~tni sat 747 general ledger funcwna. Bank Mon-S. kl BeHord 7074640 A.A.C DESK OUTLET. 1700 Rt RN's • ON'* • LPM's • OPM't • AIDES 7474007 -"wane and peyrok 36,Oe*ourat.031-000P MOVING SALE — Rug. nhjnaaa taxes Ooo«dd salary. (4 hours OIAMONO RING — BrUient eok- wool, hand ked. »«12. exd lare. * CT ws-i. eppeieed at Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in I |062Mortgaflas 062 Mortgagss cay atae*- 070 0060 065 Wantad oono d (06( 0 Oval dkwig room aaa at dOOO Cat aemd 0 k 2 leevee. (400. this DIRECTORY and please mention The Register FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER TT? aWQ aueti. 070 QUO deya table. 0beig ohakee . 2 l bk — 4 Oaya/wk. Apply m paraon. 0 AN EXPERIENCED MHXILE- DINETTE TABLE — Walnut, 4 0*6, . Ugh! green velvet am to 4 pm HaHat Manor TOWN MOTHER — VW provide minuet, (IMTC(lOt M 301-0704. Care Center. 3326 Hwy. 16. tovmg care and creative play tor 14 6pm Caa 042-0610 OFFICE DESKS — 6. (40 each Fixed Rate HukM •our chid wtaw you work F/T. DINING ROOM — Oropleef U Vertoue chaks. (to aaoh. Caa NURSE8 AIOES HOME HEALTH AIDES INCOME TAX PREPARER — «"««ent relereooaV »l -1061 Need pan one preparer able to ola. 0 ladder beok ohaka. 6 "1-1(00. HTXMOEL OONVALESCENT BABVSIT — ki your home be- CENTER FAMILT t CHILOREH S SERVICE work during daytime to help nutfjh and tee can. honey ootor, ONE TIRE — Never used Radi a Lane Mortgages tween tie houra of » a 3 daay. (2k. Pewter ohandeWr.Ouncen 101 Beth Aaenua al. P-216/76R16 PaM (66. want 101 Hwy 14 w/iaaee. Januan/Vtorii. Muat be flood relerenoae Call bataaon Hokndel. NJ 07733 Long Branch. N J O»40 mdawMmn.MJ 07746 experienced Hafl Block couree Phyte aofa «.1M* (MO. Antique (40 496-2677 |20l)»4«-42W (Sl|222-»100 (2011071-0400 orequivtentnecaaaery Muetba pine cabinet (100 Mahogany compeUnt w/aO torme GwOner CHILO CARE — Avaieble haV Marak Agency. 2»t -0477 »ma daya. 6 mkiwlee Irom the Monmouth Haoatraok. Call 1 From Points UMO ORIVrERS - 21 yra ok) or < tS'^^^ ^ I Muetba hour plua Ope. muet have dean CHILD CAME — OmaMO ROOM TABLE — 0 )/i Beet offer over NJ drivera record Cad Comem- ohaka. Colonial eoed Maple. honey, exc oond (400. Caa porary Umouema 741^076 f/t. before and alter eohMH OUTOOOR OFUU — Gem pro- Mr Fanmi«ar/M<» Seriowl houra In my home 042-7407. etter 7pm. 071-2032 . CENTER 9%%... 30 Year 10.08 Apr LUNCH TIME OEUVERY —Par- pane gee Exc oond. (60. Caa PereomeiRecruaM DUUNG ROOM SET — White. 2 eon wah own car *7.00 an hour CHILO CARE - Midd "Exp. 0714417 hangkig madnerreneen lempa. Work Your plua Me Apply Clubhouaa OeV. mom wta car. tor your otwd oare of • leech children m Mica table. 4 hardwood chairs. PIANO — Upright. (200. Ekoer- tuna. 1 unit day and al- a aaw bew. teS Vinyl c HEALTH! Call on other programs ternoona during Ihe weak. Eap. Haziet home Fun/pen oma Af- open ohms cabinet • mini cheat 167t _ ki bowkng helpful but not nec- ter eohom. Lunoh a enecka tod. plua 4 eettnge of ohm. 4 crys- chelr.M Cea 741-4376 lwatt-« ARMS from 7%% (apr 8.92) esaery wei kaki. Oood aaiary good reU. 000 0008 after 7pm. tal MM. Cal2»1-4217 between I—*.Or»- plua banetW. Apply m 7-10PM work4iagMaend rajCANaefl SY KAREN • Raa- No Verification programs Srunawk* Airport Plaza DRUM SET — Roger. 6 pette pa7lor^ ffl! Henet ft • ik>7eMt ( ranoae Free Eeometea Caa wah rototoma O 2 etende Wal- POOL TABLE - Glete top. 3V, Heel* Care senrioe) Second Mortgages Irom 12.99 /» MEDICAL SECRETARY — 2 072-1027 «.<««., (100 Can after 6pm 0600 071-0400 flaya/wk Ca««az-'»» CIXANIN0 — Rakabla woman 264-7006 k? dean your houee or apt DRYER — Elec. good oond NEWSPAPER HOME OEUVERY PORTABLE WASHER S ORYEfl . A (128 or b/o wassr heater, elec . ^tass Chelsea Financial — Morv6et 440440 AM or kKenmore Vary good oond Information on placing an ad bk). Cat 4064127 anytime tor ax. new. (100 or b/o Caaoi2- « or b/o. CCaaa 7776-7402 •3SS5T 030-1030 AM and/or 6un only 0410 04AM. Eetebkehad roulea No PRINTER — in this DIRECTORY Services. Inc. DRYER - Wtwlpool gas. I FretPerkina OOHecung Muet IMW* car 747- Oo'ouNaed 00»/graphic 131 Main Street 2I4S exot cond Can kanepon 4kv ACompanlen/AMeT? etaa (136 707-7721. please call HackentecU, N.J. 07601 NURSE AH) — Waatanai 7-3 Oaugntar/aan. auatswd/wa> lor >. sea (100 042-0060 Ha»»appi» toappi.iji.unstakenaiii'MaicM 16 i960 am) I" 8lawoanr6cetlonrequred your loved ones w/ light choree ELBCTRONic ITEMS — Uaed ^nilewVOH Seara 14 542-4000 ext. 252 Ol t h levery other weekend) Swap Mm send Bergam pnusa Cash cu. « (160 awocado. Stove SSir 13* Grant Ave.. Ealon- • carry Call 4BV4076 tor • ?ss3r TUEMAV. SEPTEMBER 30.1966 TktkfUttr 260 Auto. jaw >^f>"" IN STANZA - IM* M -iMMeem am. NT1AC — r* AM*. 44 UI_MIUUIII MjjM Ipr Mm. MM. MMMM. * ap, AC. P0, ALL LIONEL TRAINS SET2u«M 4* M. MjjM CMMS-«S70. I Mae). (4M0 741-7670 / Or r MCWM fa-ay T»W FORO LTD — 1(7*. Rune good MM-CMSM-7IM. 100 14 cv H , *7t CM Ml FORO — 1*72 47,000 M. New UATAWAN — Ueed M aak < wea 4 baaary. fee* eon* T new. M M SIM eaer CM 74/-af4* CHEVY CAMAHO -'7*. * ap. I OLD* OELTA M - IMI. 2 *r Ikxeel Cea*7l PB.PS.PW.aMa*»TletM- •Ml MO Ml Mr IM MM 42 — ON - CeMrey IM IJ TMJ VMTM. I-.-in 4 SW! MMMM. f bdrm., tV> MM. 1 Comar M wan Urge yard end AC. AMVW. IMM *M VPW1 , ij pool 4 term* . FurreMied or urv S3 MM. Need. • (Ma TLC MdHONCMSCOOTERAERO M — eaa oond A/c. PS. I MM partoiikoiioa, |ni«ii.ll C*. MM M. CM 7M- CHEVY — Corveee 02 2 I AM/FM. (1(60 CM 741 2J01or(212fl»l — 103R«nUl«to Freaaanyjual Ua • Women). worm it AakMj |i i rjm. *unk F»rl*oi send MM Cat 741-M4*/741-7070. M. 1*77. V*. MONMOUTH MACM — LkWey 747-3BM HAPPY BIRTHDAY — Mt4 dr, landau root, on»M, t OOX-CAOM I AC 6 room. 2V1 MX. Uo. oi . pool. OMfW —OaaHMji WBJH. Lew Clla* Maty. — MM* MM due/ n Mm Vary moa. t Ml. oae* RUMSON ESTATE M.QI7MCM*7»-l«T0. 1« Ibe aw*, ft* yr loc.. con. to up 10*140* en rullliw (4000 CM *7I-*2M al- N0C06TT0V0U 2 lar*PM^ We rewe Gjuekted MM* waning CHEVY — lnp*NI 70. _New U> rent your FREEHOLD HONDA Fuey loaded. M aw 4M* •WSatMVl bee*»»*¥' NMtfP MM cond Aaewj TMTON PALLS — New 3 bdrm , M0- work Baatoflar Can 741 It* MSI town MUM. CM 642- PRIVATE ESTATE 2*07 aNer &PM mm. •*». (40 Wood KAWASKi — 70. HZ 4M. Oood CHEVY MAUBU — 1072. Orkjk US - -MM. Me*, a*, 2HS lane*, lo your property oond Muel eM CM *42-O4*3 IM owner New waa. BiMm HONDA — 01. 4-dr Aooord 6- (*" awrao. raer delogger. andcwiarparu 4 cyl AuB P« CaHra)PnillHi bael •rand new. eM In original Do. prel.>IMaia.CM77WM4. _ L A/C. aMr. CM 747-MM deye. er HMWM MMral. AwtteMS «M» ATlAarTIC MMHLANOS — Lux- *7ioo ar We. 741 HONDA — 1070 Aooord. 4 dr. Opean. UN o> b/o Cel alter • ury 4 MM apt 1*00 e« It Moped, aw. aaMond. . garaaa kept. Can be •ed. 0 epd. tea* im, net* good. mStSS a*lng (2&0 Cti TOYOTA — IBM Com*, wee- P-rn M1-I014. I TOR CHEVY MONTE CARLO —IMI —M reck. MM or b/o CM Hooma4atudwalrom»40a TWO RIVERS Landau auto. ec. p.. pb. pw. pdl •0. 4 Or. • cyt. luay IB»jllt. /4ra»r hook up. PrlMM, flieet M wheel, black. 42.000 ml origi- eec. oand . 1 owner. 0MM. 071 - »M JT^LTS. HOI M" MM MM, tliOC/monei CM Ml-4400 or HOME MCNTAL*. Mr. 3M-12J4 240 VMM IMI TayMJ CMM* Oekaw. OM CM 2*1-0270 ASH REALTY ! nal owner (4600 lie*. CM 2*1 *.. pa/pb. •/*. **VM MM I W«i. 0040 or 0*14017. epd. MJOOO M vary aMw. «uat tiWMDOOd — MMMMM- ATLANTIC MeJMLANOS — 2 7*7-4 B*«r< teaver.len Van S RUMSON REALTOR 630*660 LOAPtO FeM H*m Sue le CHEVY - Morua. MjMO M eM. CM 774-43M or «M-»7M erown vmyl raonar. eu. 'ouno! •M00. C* MMUinigtw — 74.1 .. M N*pal WMMTMDMY — •>' •71" TOYOTO COROLLA - 7* 4 (IMjok. up !W»loot CM 1*1-MM- Utonan 4 M«l, t con* in 4 out 0IOM arm PLYMOUTH — IMMM. ISM. t tntmt. CM 741-O7M CHEVY •70-172* dr. a/c. p/«. tear dakoai, em/*n. 11.000 ATLANTIC HMHLANM — H*n- , t M OOOOC BI00 — '70. 010. PS. 0 Now -7* »-cyl aiaoaiMf. Rune CHM 4 rm. 2 or. daok. gar., KrTSON CHEVROLET CO run* an* leak* greet AeMaj 108 ComrrMKcial mem. MM l*My room, laundry wry good. 047*. CM e*VI2» (iMOcMMD-lOtV WM *JL Fa* 0m IMMI Mat- 4 work aflop. Alum. aK»ng. ! TSNT SALE - M% eH « p g 11200 M7-4064 CHEVY '70 II.MJII 4-dr, ra- PLYMOUTH COLT — M 2 dr raaan. an* S I MnMn * healheal. o/o/aa. Mnmm groungrond UNDER $2000 The Wicker 6V ATL. HOLM. — t •*). In* «eor pool »i 70,000 Can 74I-4MS. VANS — m Ford I0M. 14 *•• Cow Neck 462-OM* apt Hi Victorian See our bach row for H60/mo aba MM. • MMr. 134 FannfroMrty air."eat. oond *io.600 aastt. Ce»e71 7232 ban. (17*6 CM 2*1-32M • AS TRADED " TWO WINTER COAT* — MM- X 4000 M «. I OOOO NORM FAPJM; 10 acre. CM 747-M2I or 741 Met. CHEVY — IMO raMim « *. LINCOLN MARK 0 — 01. law PLYMOUTH FURY — 1074 •" Hu. On* ierg. an* eo« iMfcaWpra?. oowptax 74>-l AetenaMM.Okneier Newyenv •Mi Mnk aoaar an* en* m 4 Man. * bdrm ranoti Mai* 0 cyl. e«c eon*., a/c. caa. . M. FAIR HAVEN MauaU WOOM. M76.O00 CM 246 Truck * Tr«BwfB low ml. Brat (7600 lake. ear. 0070*. 74H (or 741-7*67 ar (126 CM after 6pm 7*7 MM. 747. Bon, appraa. 4600 aq tl on 1 1 "-- --, • • - • BuJ *-•• • Ce" 7*0 36O4 ktav. maaaag. Ca« 741-6180 I Mm IMMM paM NWl Mil* sMo. tpac*. Many CHEVY S10 — Pk* up. ISM MAZDA OLC — IMf RM WALNUT — Ferwjo. dKUng mo. a/aal Ca» toda/l 642-1103 Bkr*. 4 cyl. menuellren.. 4*.000 CHEVY _ |MJ6 V*. VOLKOWAOEM OOROCOO — raoai MM* mM 4 ore*, (or MM M NanM*. «W IM-1M UaM MIMI. Aak kv Mary. PLYMOUTH — llenM* 1070. COMnt manor. aaBBBaaal Huyl -O /WV) jfU etaMM] '77. 4 a*.. aaVM radio. «- ~ •1t0Ca.7M.164O Canwy 21 U7 UH» t Acf—B> >. dr. ea/ki til I Ml, moat eM. SMM or 741 7«*» CHEVY — 610 pick-up *6 d 06M6 Can 2*4-*l»4 b/o CM 071 -0007. aft. 0*M. CM Ml-MM. ml Run. we* (1000 *4*-C WASHER A OR YEP. — OC MJC- •XO SANK AREA Bunding lot 0 ml auto, taht bki. Oood CHEVY — IMO. 610 4x4 | PLYMOUTH — irlc dryer w/naal aeneor Bee* In naany woodad i CMMZ-tOM- er, mint con*., a/c. em/tm a MAZOA RX7 OSL — 'M. Mi •M. oond M7f. UMlllHMl bed am 1300 *q. laM. Avail . type 0- AM*. AC. very OMOVE OAHDEM UrUgua bunding. Mudaon aac. HMi. hev, CHEVY - I . euto. ownpnw, look* g good are.. MM Mr M around •am,, to Can 747?M6evea Traatop. In aun MM0.CMS7I-OMO. • Mt>. fue. IncMlnri »nk location Oround door. and NYC MM Running eon*. S6M CM be toved wl 0460 B& •at. araa 4160.000 K OTMrMO •wen 0AM6PM 442-43*3 CHEVY - 1M4 Cemero Z2». IMM an. (12.600 or b/o «79- ««Mk>. IMryr.. otdiYerM cW 0740. Inrfu.M manual 4 IMkMI ear- Unlqua lot lor uMqua OATSUN PICK UP TRUCK - Kayport. M4-1444. M, Mon-frl I minukM 10 ahoppmg 71. wan cap m very good cc cond CM aMMIO « no ana fTf — 70 2M SE 4- mm*. AaMM CM 7*7- rarey. 027( «n» CM 042-2M4. tminuta. cell 4*2-23*7 leave meu HIGHLANDS I Him AppreK. 1600 aq AeklngOMO Can TOTSIM. . Sunrool. AM/FM MM)-. M17 VOLVO CLEARANCE VAN) MAN -MM MM t 64 Shraaratury AM *42t-o tram, and it PRWTINO mm — M. EM. oond MOM. M0-1M7. WfataM"! BeVaaaaMaMMMa BB fl^l 4V FORO — FIM pick up 77 3 Vfj^nPV, >e*M HAZLET HOLLY HILL — 12 by CHEVY — 10M Caprice Claa IMS Auto. (1000 Be* p.. pb Boor p*p*f cueer 1« In. Alee. M r*0WLANO0 — 2 bdrm . are-Ma 1 bdrm apt. an uU ma epd. e-cyl Very d It. YMOUTH TURISMO — I0M 620 741-MM •0 In eac con* Many extraa AkiOYaOQ CM etc. 0 cyl. 4 dr. an power, Mi— 6 apd . 70K. MM* al *7K. new VOLVO - 7* Ut OL U~j M, net port 747-7062 RM Bank anx. Oom* 76O-76M No chedren or peu CM 496 en., ake new. 466O0 Can 1 Mp* deck * aamiM. Juefai- fSm.'mfiiZZitfSSit ."" •17* MERCURY BOBCAT - 1*70 HMHLANOf - On » m. New Wee. greet tranaportaeon Mirejrl, can i MM to ooaaaa I6M-20M. WOOOEO TRACT: 6 land IM PHk up FI00 '70. MM. CM MM er Met oner. CM MMrMuataei (2196 Ca>*42 7Mi •mat barm w/graat M*w. No II-OOM CHEW - IM2 Cemero. auto VOLVO — MM «*4E, paM 1 yr IMM. 1V> mo aac acre. Cl >m 070 Of II PLYMOUTH TUPHIIIO MM MOMM M UN. Avail 10/1 Real EM FORO PICK UP — IM1 H*-pAWMowe. p/e/okWi mt. ran MERCURY CAPRI — 1*70 4 0-IIAMMI-0040 642-1103 atoreUa Ato p*m IHMtll. wheel.. 31.000 mi, eac oond 6»ver w«i ec. p.. pb. BaatoWar CM*Mr0042-*S26 epd . 4 cyl. em/1 *• Mart KIAMMURO — CUM * room, 16600 CM 707-1070 jrok. MXWO an. MOW CM eng*»*00 en / FORO PICK UP — FIM 1070. CeTTOT-OTOI aRar mU I b**i, Mncad yaid. CHEVCE Y — IMM I MMMMM,, 4 dr, m-m». VOLVO -1*70 j GARAGE AC. PS/PS, auk). 0 cyl Excel VV00. «.ouo an, haet. rear aetog.to . ohaO oil. MM. Fa. atiar renM. •nt condition (2700 CM 2*1 •eERCURY MONTEOO- 73. PLYMOUTH VOLARE — 1*77 •Y OWNER — Mora, lover.. Ki. aood oond. (3600 Cat SOO* OOnd (700 CM 4*3-3942 ton weaon AtMna MM. 747-1 SALES! privacy eeekert, 2 ptue Mia*. 741-SMV CMLoul.e»V«224eri»*wi KEANSBURG recently renodllia 3 bdrm FORO — IMP Pick-up, ac.CHEVY — 107* Monte Carlo. PONTIAC — CMourn. 1*73. 4 SM M th* thing* eudw . 4 I bdrm • iron MM a ranch, fireplace m LR, new haat em/tm ratio. M 6 pa. p*. keki *. em/fc. MERCURY ZEPHYR - 1*7* •ng KIWI and wan to wan car . lank. M*V Mr. n**M HTM (600 or b/o Very dean CM you no longw need D or MM 776-0162. VW RAB6VT OCelEL - 1(M 4 paling. French door, lo 20' 1*64 EK oonrMon. Teen brake. MOM ana. CM 2*1- •470 • detune. 4 epd . 76M0 an . ForcSE... owreUad paw. J*a«r rang. r KEAH8BUR0 - 3 BR houe. w/ I/O. 1M hr« Sleep* S. I n*6*. bae3 k. MO toM MERCURY — Zephyr. I0M. 4 .aaM.»i«MCM74l-0*M, (Man yourFoot gereo! e .ale and double own, Mm w/ water 0631 aaktor Bc« > CHEVY — 1*70 Monte Carlo, cyl . 4 epd. M.000 « (1700 PONTIAC y ettohd OH. Comm/reaid lone. and ekwtrtc. fenced paddock., JACKSON TRAILER CART — # am/kn. V*. many new Peru pka •Mian*Mn*** rightherigeo I tar accountant or taMky UTSQQ CM 072417* 1976. V«. 360 MP. tuny M0 annum to Pkwy end Rl 36 76. 7W cu H Hae a lea get. 4 new BridgeMone.. 97,000 ml »l,000rm good oond 70.000 M. 4*pd manual. 4iw.IAM.IM0IAMIM0. , pay own UK. Ret IUJ mo aftaaal tafiaaa^ aaafafak faBBBBBBBBal Ajaatlfafl Eaon eooWeaeooWenal * 7M **Mr**. Vary ckwr.ebla ere* 0326X100 •AHA EXPRCM CRUISER IM MI-07M MERCURY — 7*. 0 ruenneer (tOOPC• CaM Ml-44*4 AM/TMceaa (iMOorb/e *7l alari* 7M ktopat. 0700 73»-1 til 2*0-0216 20' tM4. tM oonaaMn Twin H700neg 2*4 iTMtaewataa i wagon, good runrwig AIMAI . plevul p your PREP EE gereg. MAZOA — *3 B2O00 Auto, PONTIAC ORANO AM — IMO. •aw M wrath togkieee aign. and HUM — I bdrm apart I/O. 1M hri tJH.pi 0, Uim cap. AM/FM OM* . mi (376 Can OMOMO lor FAIR HAVEN — By oonar I Bougni largar Mat 4K.600 CHRYSLER LeBARON OONV. 4 cy 6ap AC. PS. P*. t — fl. (rung. K> help your Ul (4(0/ mo pk» uU Nobalh. 2 Mm, nraplM*. mamta- 'Mi. cond 41j0O0 i 1002. WWe. M eMot. ac. an/M control. M. AM/FM atere Oood oond MT*. CM 741-037* •aouray and raieienoM M 741-3036 MM. RWO. aporf wheel. ar 74I-WH6 Call 542-1700 raowad Cat 707-aMt lor appt nanc Ira. Andaraon window. - A> h/notd •d Can 7*7-4304 lor appi »126,OO0 76* 1244 » EXPREOC CRUWER PLYMOUTH I. Aaklng IMOM. CM i eM M6M <30l)7e»4l74 — 70 bug Ye«ow. Ooed KIAN0BURO — 1 bdrm. 0476 tOM. EJU) comMon Twin fetter 4pm >, aalnlMr on Boor, a/c, Kama 001. IM 4 3rd. Um -2pm HAZLET TWP — 3 or cape, r 70. Oood M. Maw •MMM May, rune Mo*. PONTIAC SUIallPXI — 1977 (MO ar MM «**r. Caf •Mn MM: Oot 4» 4 6« «t an IT unit *rrtM MWI UO. 160 r»» SUap* 0. Uoum- i(M4»* May, e o*. ray 6 reMranoM too, 7*7-4304. great neighborhood, corner lot iougM largar boat 4*6.600 TiZTiZeer workwork. WeaWakk Int. In.t Waal Shore Si Fuey loaded aaM art., eeking 61200 or b/o 000. CMT*n> M443II rfW- WE BUY — Uaed car. Mr a. w/emMin tree., garage. *~ 10.000 He . 14 It ooeret. M* RED BANK — Vard Ml*. 6 - • Mm. OM heal Mow al BAYLMER — tOM. 2160 cud- ie> 264-4072 port tohweru OhryeWrl-Me lemma, piu.. Sat 4. Sun 6. •4.900 4061470 •n* eM pale brake. MOO CMCORVAMS — 10*4 Coupaa. 2 men MaaM. 1*1 IMM FeaM 1. dy. 126 Volvo 1/0. under 76 07X-MM MOB — 72. 41.000 M Hun* eMn* only 10em.-6pm . enequa hour., loaded, ki walar (13.000 ne>ne»i. 2 wr pan*. greet ConverebK OOM or b/o Red Sank 747-0W7 lurrMure. houaahoM llama, miec KCYPORT — 0 room apt. CM TOYOTA — 1070 4 « 4 pickup. lor M 4. CM Ml -MM- and mucn more 16* Sou* 81 HAZLET km. CM 071-MM aMr 7pn « AMrOpm PONTIAC TRANS AM — MM between *-apm 264-196* No roll bar. a* road kghU. 3JM. OATSUN B210 — 107* 4 T-top. ac. aayM ewreo caw. aw Maar»itt«nayWd 2NEW3BEOHOOM CRE8TUNER — 1*70. 1* «, M r»wtlra..3V.ln kttkf IromgrBl MUSTANO OKU II — 107*. 4 HP Etnnruda. coma, wan trailer cyt auto. PS. PB. AC. 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