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Tuesday Middletown restores sports at Bay shore Junior High, Bl The Daily Register Monmouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL.105 NO. 174 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18,1983 25 CENTS Kean uses cigarette tax to fund cancer research By R. BRIERLEY THOMPSON Assemblyman Elliott F. Smith, R-Somerset, Governor unveils cuts and state Sen. Walter Rand, D-Camden, spon- TRENTON (AP) - Under legislation signed sored the legislation, which merged bills pre- by Gov. Thomas H. Kean, New Jersey will begin totaling $30 million, A2 pared by both lawmakers. financing cancer research with $1 million a year Smith said the legislation is needed because generated by an increase in the cigarette tax. New Jersey's cancer death rate is 211 people per The bill signed yesterday also sets up a will distribute the funds to researchers in the 100,000 population, compared to a national aver- commission to help attract other grants for state and develop a catalog of research projects. age of 188 cancer deaths for every 100,000 peo- research projects in New Jersey. "This is research into the basic causes of ple. cancer and ways of treatment," Kean said. The money for research will be taken from ' As the cancer rate climbed, grants to The researchers also will be able to apply for an estimated $35 million in annual revenues projects underway in New Jersey from the grants from the federal government or from expected from a nickel-a-pack increase in the National Cancer Institute and American Cancer private organizations such as the American state tax on cigarettes, which Kean signed into Society dropped from a total of J7.6 million in Cancer Society, Kean said. law last June. 1975 to $2.57 million last year, Smith claimed. The rest of the tax money will go into a "The law provides that the (state) funds "One out of four of the state's residents will general fund in the state treasury for other uses, shall be appropriated annually from the tax but the research provision was one of the chief proceeds, thus freeing the researchers from the get cancer," Smith said. "Despite this alarm- selling points Kean used to get legislators to uncertainty of having to seek out funding ing figure, we have not been receiving our fair back the tax increase. sources from year to year," the governor ex- share of public and private research dollars.'' The new Commission on Cancer Research plained. See Kean,page A4 B a in m Hollow office project conflicts with county plan By JOEL SIEGEL both multi-million dollar projects. OFF PLANNING BOARD — Kenneth Duntap, owrrerot Dunlap- toetcsmrth on White "We are not making a decision Street, Red Bank, and a former planning board member, says he was not reappointed to FREEHOLD - Two con- here, we have no legal teeth,"" the board because he does locksmith work for major developers in the borough. troversial construction projects county Planning Board Chairman under consideration in Middletown Elwood L. Baxter said. "We are are in conflict with the county's merely commenting here now on new growth management guide, how these approaches relate to the according to a county Planning growth management guide." Local locksmith loses Board report released yesterday. The Howco proposal calls for The report is most critical of an seven buildings containing corpo- office park proposed for a 270-acre rate and professional offices, com- tract now occupied by the Bamm mercial facilities and possibly a seat over key clients Hollow Country Club. The Howco hotel and conference center, all Inc. project "would negatively en- generating up to 6.000 jobs. croach into a well-maintained sin- The county Growth Man- By SUSAN HOOPER Questioned about the matter, Arnone said he gle family neighborhood and agri- agement Guide designates the did not reappoint Dunlap because "it was de- cultural area," the report stated. area as a "suburban settlement RED BANK - A former member of the termined it was not in the best interests of the The second project, a 1,200-unit zone," a locale which should be borough planning board said he was not reap- borough." He added he "was not prepared to adult community proposed for the "primarily residential" with pointed to his seat this year by Mayor Michael J say" whether Dunlap's business relationships Beekman-Gulick Tract off Red small neighborhood stores and of- A rnone because he had ongoing business rela- with planning board applicants, including Elaine Hill Road, would "destroy the es- fices. A project of the Howco pro- tionships with many of the major developers in mourns and her nusBand Theodore, were a factor sential aesthetic character" of the posal's magnitude should be lo- Red Bank who were applicants to the board. in his decision. property, the report stated. cated within urban centers or "Any person that was before the planning Dunlap's replacement on (he board is David Both projects can only be built "commercial nodes," the report board, if they have any lockwork, 99 9 percent of Atlas, an engineer and architect whose business with the aid of "spot zoning," the stated. them have work with me," said Kenneth office is in Parsippany. Atlas said last night be rezoning of a specific tract to ac- "The proposal itself is an in- Dunlap, owner of Dunlap Locksmith, 60 White has no business interests in Red Bank. commodate a development pro- trusion into a residential area, Street. Dunlap said he was appointed to the planning posal unrelated to the existing mu- bearing no relationship to the ex- Dunlap said he was told by Arnone after the board by Arnone IS months ago to fill an unex- nicipal master plan or zoning isting land use of the area," the borough's organization meeting -Jan. 1 that he pired term. He was reappointed by Arnone on scheme, the report added. report stated. "Such a massive would not be reappointed because of conflicts Jan. 1,1982. The Middletown Planning project would generate un- between his work and his position on the plan- He has done locksmith work for the Board requested the report follow- desirable secondary impacts in ning board. Sourlises; Anthony Mazzucca of Blackpoint Con- ing local opposition to both this area." According to Dunlap, Arnone specifically struction, Shrewsbury; Ronald Ryan, a Red projects. In deference to Mid- The report added that mass mentioned The Courts of Red Bank, a $2 million Bank architect; Jerome Morley Larson, Red dletown's "home rule," the report transit does not serve the site and UnlltarirMMc office complex currently under construction on Bank architect and developer; and Walter Zim- doesn't recommend the defeat of that the project would open "an OFFICE PARK OPPOSED — The county Planning Board savj Maple Avenue, whose principal developer is merer and Sons, Red Bank developers. either development, but the docu- the planned Howco off ice complex at Bamm Hollow Country Club See Bamm Hollow, page A4 Elaine Sourlis of Rumson. See Local, page A4 ment is clear in its opposition to conflicts with the county growth management guide. Cartz appointed Planner: Sea Bright bars to Freehold post did work without permits By TERRY MOORE By ANDREW SHEEHAN board approval. The Trade Winds added a bar, while the Life on the Good Side added a back SEA BRIGHT - Five borough drinking es- deck and beer garden, he said. FREEHOLD — Louis J. Gartz, who resigned as Western Mon- tablishments are constructing or have com- Hinton said The Cove two years ago gained mouth Utilities Authority auditor in October after presenting con- pleted major additions without the approval of permission to add a back bar for boaters, but troversial testimony to the State Commission of Investigation, was the Planning Board, one board member charged then opened the deck to the general public appointed borough auditor by the Borough Council last night. last night. without borough approval. Board member Alan Hinton asserted that The resolution appointing Gartz, made by Councilman John G. In addition, Hinton said work is under way at major work has been completed on the Trade the Rum Runner without board review. McGackin and seconded by Council woman Lynn Reich, passed 5-1. Winds, The Cove, and Ufe of the Good Side As a result, Hinton said, the borough is losing - ••• • > — >- ' 'vo.i... „,,,. itx.rfi.cont. urithmii tv,irH snnrnval In addition. Hinton said itumey from fees applied to construction and the ing vote. ^..--^ .. ::• • n eiillv under way at The establishments are operating unoer tneir true "It seems he's been appointed in other towns and it seems that Quay and the Rum Runner without similar assessment. He could not estimate how much every time he's appointed, some sort of controversy develops," board review. money the borough has lost as a result of the O'Brien said after the public meeting. Hinton said some projects were issued build- alleged contempt for the board. "The man's obviously qualified, but there just always seems to ing permits by Construction Official William S. Moore, even though work in excess of $2,900 In other business, former board Chairman be controversy about him," he said, explaining why he voted against requires board approval. Douglas Adair returned to the council a com- the appointment. Moore has been unavailable for comment memorative silver plate honoring him for his Gartz, a long-time contributor to Democratic campaigns in the since last week. seven years of the board. ruurntv ii a resident of Englishtown. He resigned as WMUA auditor in Hinton said the board has requested its at- Adair, a Republican, was replaced on the •—••»" "•'•hard McManus. to ask the owners of board by Richard Oder, who was named as the aware of an alleged oner oi a tiw.uuv .^.._. :.." by ' • •-„!,. »-)•>,r uid ho Orange firm to underwrite a 112.2 million WMUA bond issue in 1974. explain the construction. Gartz testified under oath that, in retrospect, he views the offer The Borough Council last night ordered that as a "kickback." Moore issue a work stop order on The Quay, Jor renovatinr- '- the back deck «T« auditor after Gartz's resignation. reportedly under consti- Reich said there was no reason not to vote for Gartz's appoint- Hinton said The Quay owners informally met Index ollCl: 47 "Has fie been accused of anything? He's done a satisfactory job the back deck, but never returned with a formal CLASSIFIED C6 in many municipalities and authorities," Reich said after the meet- application prior to construction. ENTERTAINMENT B3 ing. "Any construction of |2,S00 or more has to LIFESTYLE B4 "He jost testified. He wasn't indicted in any way," she said in come before the board," Hinton said. "You LOTTERY r« support of the new borough auditor. RMlttor pIM* «• Ltrrr can't do the work they're, doing at the Quay for GOP Mayor J. William Boyle had nominated last year's auditor, RED BANK ROLLS — Undefeated Red Bank held that kind of money." OBITUARIES C6 Republican William Antonides, for reappointment at the borough Manalapan's All-Everythlng Ed Zucker, left, to 17 points in Hinton said both the Trade Winds and Life on SPORTS organization meeting Jan. 2. After the council rejected Boyle's choice beating the Braves by 20 at Rutgers last night. See story, Cl. . the Good Side built major additions on the backs INSIDE STORY, pag. A2 for auditor, the council submitted Gartz's name to the mayor. of their establishments this summer without A2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, JANUARY 18,1983 Governor orders THE STATE Elderly woman tortured, killed HAMILTON TOWNSHIP - The body of a murdered 75- $30 million cuts year-old widow was found Monday in the apartment where the lived alone, Mercer County Prosecutor Philip S. Carchman said. By JIM MANION or new positions, but will not have to A county law enforcement source was quoted by The eliminate a salary increment granted to state Trenton Times in Tuesday's editions describing the killing of college employees in July. Barbara Berrisford as "one of the worst torture-murder TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Thomas H. Kean At the Human Services Department, cases in county history." spokeswoman Charlene Brown said $6,(68,275 has ordered across-the-board state budget Mrs. Berrisford had been tied to her bed by her killer, then in cuts will include savings in fuel accounts cuts totaling $30 million in areas he says will beaten and burned, law enforcement sources told the I have the "least direct impact" on essential at 17 state institutions because of mild weath- paper. services. er, and reduced spending (or travel, tele- The woman had been dead for some time when police were The brunt of the cuts, Invoked by an phone and postage. called to the first-floor apartment at the Wingate Apartments : executive order signed Monday, will be felt in "We don't anticipate any layoffs at this at 11:05 a.m. Monday, according to a source at the Rusltng the departments of Higher Education and time," she said. Hose Fire Co., whose ambulance responded to the scene in Human Services. The third highest reduction will be this Trenton suburb. But Kean said: "The reductions fall $3,648,777 for the Department of Transporta- across all departments of state government tion's vehicular equipment account. and I have ordered them to be made In the "It means that instead of purchasing new Kean hopes to cut free rides equipment for road repair, maintenance and areas or programs of least direct impact on TRENTON - The Kean administration will try to reform construction, we'll continue to use leasing essential services to the people of this state.'' a 72-year-old practice that gives unlimited free train ride* to alternatives," said Debby Lawlor, the de- The reductions were made in compliance legislators and judges trip tickets good for certain uses, partment spokesman. with an agreement between the governor and according to officials. In the Department of Corrections, a re- the Legislature before adoption of a 1350 A spokesman said all of the 1,276 monthly passes reduction of $2,662,570 will defer until July the million revenue-raising package Dec. 31. quested for January have been "held up." opening of the Southern State Correctional The plan increased the sales tax from S An administration official who demanded anonymity said Facility, a 448-unit medium security prison percent to 6 percent and the state income tax that NJ Transit has uncovered abuses in which people author- made of prefabricated trailers at Leesburg rate for annual earnings above $50,000. The ized to get the free rides loan their pass cards to regular State Prison. plan was implemented as an alternative to commuters who would be Ineligible. slashing the budget by $150 million Jan. 1. Corrections Department spokesman Jim SUbile said savings will be made in "opera- If used every day, the passe* would be worth from 11 The Department of Higher Education has million to $1.5 million a year, the administration said. How- been asked to cut back its spending by tional expenses" that would have been in- •.ssKlalad Praas curred before July 1. Openings also will be ever, officials estimate that $150,000 in free rides are taken $7,136,384 for the budget year, which ends on THOMAS EDISON PAPERS — Rutgers University President Edward J. each year. June 30. delayed until July 1 for more than 200 other Blousteln, right, examines an original Thomas Alva Edison Invention, the prefabricated units at various correctional electric pen. Rutgers University and the Johns Hopkins University Press But a 1910 law is limiting the administration's authority to The Department (of Higher Education) cancel the passes for intrastate trains. will achieve its requirement by a combina- facilities, Stabile said. jointly announced the publication of the inventor's papers at a press con- tion of hiring freezes, deferral of non-salary In other cuts, a reduction of $707,739 in the ference at the Edison National Historic Site in West Orange. At left Is Dr. expenses, economies in fuel and utility costs Department of Environmental Protection Reese V. Jenkins, director of the Edison papers. Fireman killed fighting blaze calls for removing 50 state cars from service, and savings to be implemented with the NEW MILFORD - A 21-year-old New Milford volunteer keeping up to seven positions vacant in the central accounts," said Carl Golden, a fireman was killed Monday afternoon fighting a blaxe at the office of air pollution control and eliminating spokesman for Kean. Bergen County community's borough hall that authorities an intern training program for minority high Higher Education spokeswoman Anita estimated caused more than SI million damage. school graduates. Leone said the department won't fill vacant Black community tense The fireman, whose identity was not released pending . notification of his family, was pronounced dead at the scene, said New Milford police Lt. Robert Naef. "Whether it was smoke inhalation or not, I don't know," THE INSIDE STORY after shooting of youth Naef said. "He just died while fighting the fire." Mayor Dan Longo said the victim wai going to be married MONTCLAIR (AP) - Community lead- "It's a bad situation," said Soaries, who soon and had been a volunteer fireman for four yean. He died ers and police met with high school students is acting as a spokesman on behalf of the Monday in an attempt to diffuse tension over black community. while inside the burning building, the mayor added. Tuesday Sports the shooting of a black teen-ager bj a Soaries said authorities were trying to white police officer ; officials said. "quell rumors" by meeting Monday with Ex-mayor backs Libyan purchase The forecast today is for sunny and cold. about 1,000 students at Montclair High School TOO MUCH - Red Bank Regionals The boy, whose name was withheld be- Today's Daily Register comes in three cause he may face juvenile charges in the to discuss the shooting. UNITED NATIONS - A black former mayor of board power proves too much for Manalapan. sec I ions and is filled with news of interest, case, was listed in critical condition at Moun- Goss and Oates reported chasing the in- Englewood, N. J., here Monday criticized present city officials See story, page Cl including our outstanding sports report. tainside Hospital here Monday, suffering jured youth and five companions who were for objecting to Libya's purchase of a house in the community from multiple internal injuries, said the Rev. riding in a car that was reported stolen in for its ambassador to the United Nations, AU A. Treiki. Business SPLIT- The Knicks win but the Neb fall. Buster Soaries Hospital officials would not Montclair, authorities said. The Rev. Dr. Walter S. Taylor said the official! "em- ; See story, page <3 discuss the boy's prognosis. The car was spotted at the scene of a barked on a program of harassment against the Libyans" and' - LOW — U.S. factories have recorded a Doctors replaced a major artery to the stabbing in East Orange Friday evening, added: "As Afro-Americans, we resent this treatment of ! record low. See story, page A7 ROLL— The Lady Hawks sputtered, then boy's heart and removed his spleen and authorities said. The stabbing victim, Ralph Ubya, which Is an African nation." ; rolled over FDU, 72-56. kidney, Soaries said. Brown, was in fair condition at East Orange The former mayor, minister of the Galilee United Method- : Thr twTT -officer!!, Kenneth Goss and General" Hospital Monday, hospital officials •ist Church hi Eiitftewuud, called a news conference in the Lifestyle Index Michael Oalea, said the youth was threaten said. Press Club here to give his views to correspondents covering ing them with a tire iron, police said. The The chief said one of the youths turned the United Nations TEATIME - Scholars' tea brings out the Advice B« officers have been assigned to desk jobs and threatened the officers with a tire iron, He said he had organized the Englewood Citizens' Com- ! scones and scuttlebutt. See story, page B4 Classified 01 pending the completion of an investigation and Goss fired (our warning shots before mittee to Welcom i Ubya to Our Community that would give a Comics C* into the incident Friday, Montclair Police lowering his gun and hitting the boy in the reception at his church Friday for Ambassador and Mrs. REELING - Erma Bombeck says drive Make • Date C2 Chief Edward Giblin said. stomach. Treiki and their children makes mind reel. 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JANUARY 18,1983 The Daily Register A3 ABSCAM-FBI favors: 'Totally false9 THE NATION NEWARK (AP) - Claims that FBI agents persuaded the former assistant U.S. attorney who prosecuted Jenrette, said methods, claimed that in late 1979 he "got the explanation" ZIZZZZIII^ZIZZÎZIZZI^ZZ^ZÎIZZZIZZZ Abscam team to do them a favor by investigating former Rep. Monday in a telephone interview. that a new, sudden Abscam investigation involved "a con- John Jenrette, as suggested by newly released government "No one was pulled off (other Abscam cases). No one gressman and that they were doing this as a favor toth e South Three die in Boston house fire documents, are "totally false," says a prosecutor in the case. went to South Carolina. This was not one field office doing a Carolina (FBI) bureau, who bad been trying toge t Jenrette on The .''aims were made by two other federal prosecutor, favor for another," said Kotelly, now in private practice. something else... and they weren't able to get him." BOSTON — At least three persons were killed when a fire who quoted superiors as saying FBI agents in South Carolina He said if such an internal FBI favor had been performed, The other attorney, Edward Plaza, contended he was told raced through a 2^-story wood frame rooming house in were unable to "get" Jenrette on land fraud or drug smuggl- it could possibly be viewed as a due process or entrapment by Abscam officials: "The FBI in South Carolina has been Boston's Roxbury neighborhood last night. ing charges and persuaded the Abscam team to investigate issue, "but that just wasn't the case here." after Jenrette for a long period of time. We will divert the At least three firefighters and two other civilians were reported injured in the four-alarm fire, authorities said. him "as a favor." Kotelly said Jenrette was pursued because of statements resources of the FBI and the informant in this case (Mel Sgt. Donald Green said authorities believe the fire was The assertions were made in documentstobtained by The made by his co-defendant, John Stowe, that the congressmen Weinberg) in order to get Congressman Jenrette.'' Associated Press following a 20-month federal court suit was "willing to do business." set. He said a female tenant of the building was taken into Weir and Plaza outlined their concerns about Jenrette and custody for questioning. under the Freedom of Information Act. Robert Weir, one of the two New Jersey fedeal prose- other Abscam cases in January 1980 sessions with superiors in "It's just totally 100 percent false," John Kotelly, the cutors who protested against some of the Abscam probe's A man and a woman killed in the fire were "burned Washington. beyond recognition," said Police Officer Walter Foley. Anoth- er man was taken to Boston City Hospital and died there, he said. A 4-year-old boy was rescued when his screaming mother Conservatives swerve hurled him from a second-story window of the burning building into the arms of a neighbor, the Rev. Hurshel Langham, 44. to right of Reagan Irate passenger kills bus driver GRETNA, La. — A bus driver was shot to death yesterday WASHINGTON (AP) - servative publisher and fund- yet decided whether to seek a by a passenger who flew into a rage after discovering that she Frustrated conservatives, de- raiser, said in an interview. second term in 1984. had gotten on the wrong bus, police said. scribing President Reagan as "It would have been un- While Viguerie and Phil- Benjamin J. Forbes Jr., 55, of New Orleans was hit one displaying a "lack of in-thinkable a year ago to op- lips have been persistent con- terest" in running the coun- time in the chest with a 22-caliber Magnum pistol bullet, pose Reagan," added servative critics of the Re- Deputy Chief Arthur Lawson said. try, are threatening to Viguerie. "I think there's a agan presidency from its out- Lawson said Susie Selena Stewart, 26, of New Orleans, got challenge his re-election un- strong chance that if he does set, this marked the first off the bus shouting obscenities and, after the bus driver less he fires several top aides run, he would be opposed by a time they openly discussed closed the folding door, pulled the pistol from her purse and and veers his administration strong conservative." challenging the president for fired five shots through the glass. to the right. "I think there will be an the 1984 Republican presiden- Forbes was dead on arrival at a hospital. Lawson said Ms. "I would think the con- all-out effort to persuade him tial nomination. Stewart, arrested four blocks from where the shooting oc- servative cause and the Re- not to run in 1984, ' said How- John T. Dolan, chairman curred, and was charged with first degree murder. publican Party would be bet- ard Phillips, chairman of the of the National Conservative Her one-year-old daughter, who was with her, was turned ter served if the president Conservative Caucus, in a Political Action Committee, over to child welfare authorities. doesn't run for re-election," separate interview. said he saw little chance such Richard Viguerie, a con- Reagan has said he has not a challenge could succeed. When told some fellow conservatives were talking Elderly man called dope dealer about finding an alternative BROCKTON, Mass. - An ailing 86-year-old man known as to Reagan in 1984, Dolan com- "gramps" and two other people he lived with pleaded inno- Pension raises mented: "Good luck." cent yesterday to charges they sold marijuana to supplement "I obviously share their their Social Security income. frustration, but I really don'l "We had no choice. They were dealing and we bad to know what we can do about arrest them just like anyone else," said Lt. Richard Sproules, may be delayed it," said Dolan. who added that the suspects were treated "with respect" The latest administration because of their advanced age. WASHINGTON (AP) - Americans drawing federal decisions to anger and frus- Arthur Perry and two friends he lived with — Jean pensions or disability pay could have their cost-of-llving trate the conservatives were MacDonald, 63, and her 18-year-old son, Walter — were raises delayed for six months this year under a proposal the president's endorsement arrested at their home Saturday. Police allege they netted the Reagan administration is considering to lower budget of the compromise agree- about $200 a week from sales of the illegal weed to add tothei r deficits. ment on Social Security, Social Security benefits. Yet, even with a proposed delay In cost-of-llving which will result in accelerat- raises, President Reagan will be hard-pressed to keep the ing increases in payroll tax- Mrs. MacDonald said in interview Monday that they could projected deficit below a record $200 billion for fiscal es, and his appointment oi not live on their pensions, and said they were under other 1884, according to administration sources, who did not former Rep. Margaret pressure as well. want their names used. Heckler, R-Mass , to be sec- "It was something that was drastic, but lt was something The president's proposed budget for the fiscal year retary of the Department of that I cannot talk about," she said. that begins next Oct. 1 is to be delivered to Congress on Health and Human Services. Jan. 31. Phillips said he still hoped 9 In addition, the sources said the administration is the president would fire AlMClaM Pr«i »Mte Governor facing 'hard times considering a plan to raise taxes after 19K. Under the White House aides James A. JOB SEEKERS GATHER — Thousands of persons lined up yesterday at State Fair CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Hard times have hit the gov- "contingency" tax proposal for fiscal years 1966 through Baker III, Michael Deaver, Park In Milwaukee to apply for ISO to 200 Jobs at A.O. Smith Corp. The company used ernor's mansion, where Jay and Sharon Rockefeller are 1988, taxes totaling $40 billion would go into effect if David Gergen and Richard the fairgrounds because It anticipated a large crowd, but a spokesman said there giving up shrimp at receptions and making do with three needed to-fcetp htirtgrt nWlrtf under 1100 billion a year. Darman. Those four are often were many more than expected. fewer housekeepers for the next six months. On the spending side, administration sources said described by conservatives Mrs. Rockefeller said yesterday that the moves are being Monday that a proposed six-month delay In cost-of-living as leading Reagan away from taken in the spirit of the governor's order for a 10 percent raises this year would affect pensions for millions of the principles on which he ran spending cut by all state agencies. She said three full-time veterans, Civil Service employees, and railroad workers, in 1980 West Coast coke haul housekeepers are being laid off, leaving the mansion with just and disability pay for veterans and for coal miners with "There is no way in which four full-time and one part-time employees. black lung disease. conservatives are going to "It's extremely unfortunate, but it simply has to be Congressional analysts said the delay would save II get elected in 1984, running on done," Mrs. Rockefeller said. "We'll do less entertaining and billion in the current year. a record of the biggest tax could hit $100 million certainly less expensive entertaining." A proposed six-month delay in the cost-of-living in- increases and the biggest def- She said receptions and other events at the mansion will be crease for food stamp benefits also is possible, said the icits in the history of the SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - confirm identities of those ar- Florida, Russoniello said co- done "differently or on a smaller scale" and that the staff sources, who did not want their names used. country," said Phillips. As customs agents watched rested, who faced charges of caine importers were looking will have to be "very creative with the menu." A six-month freeze in the automatic yearly inflation Viguerie referred to the in hiding, two men in wetsuits conspiracy to import cocaine, for other ways to bring the Asked for an example of the kind of menu changes in store triggers would parallel a proposed move to rescue the "continual lack of interest swam ashore early yesterday Russoniello said. drug into the United States. for banquet and reception guests, she said: "No shrimp." Social Security system. A national commission suggested by the president in running carrying duffel bags with Because of the federal the idea over the weekend, and Reagan and House the country and letting Jim more than 400 pounds of co- drug-smuggling crackdown in Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., endorsed it. • Baker and Howard Baker caine, authorities said. (the Senate majority leader) Twelve men were arrested in run the operation." the biggest West Coast seizure of the drug. Agents moved in after a Wallace caps comeback three-hour stakeout of Pier 96, where a Colombian freighter, the Ciudad de Cucuta, had docked Sunday. in fourth-term speech One of the 12 men arrested fired two rounds from a semi- Our new high earning invest- MONTGOMERY, Ala. his first Inaugural 20 years the Capitol steps for the noon- automatic gun, but no one ment account otters you (AP) - Gov. George C. ago, returned as a man of time ceremonies on a bright, was injured, said Bob Down- money market rates PLUS Wallace capped his political compassion for the needy of cold day. ey, director of patrol for the tun FDIC insurance coverage comeback Monday, taking all races in a state whose IS "We are not here to deny Customs Service in northern It you are interested in smart the oath of office for a record percent unemployment rate the mistakes of the past," California. money management PLUS the convenience and flexibil- fourth term and promising to is one of the nation's highest. said Wallace. "We have Depending upon how many ity not offered by the money help the growing numbers of "A nation that forgets its come to renew our faith in times the cocaine was cut, market funds our ROUND- THE-CLOCK CAPITAL PLUS poor and jobless in a time of poor will lose its soul," be the future." where it was sold and its puri- 1 ACCOUNT is right lor you "fiscal chaos" for Alabama. told a crowd of several Two decades ago, Wallace ty, the drug could have been It's Happening Wallace, who stood de- thousand, including many was sworn in wearing a top sold on the street for as much Slop in and talk with our blacks, who gathered near experienced counselors lo- fiant as a segregationist at hat and formal attire as as 1750 million, said U.S. At- cated et any one ol our 30 bands played "Dixie," and torney Joseph P. Russoniello. convenient offices Wednesday, set the stage for years of ra- But Joe Krueger, agent in Highway collapse cial confrontation by pro- charge of the Drug Enforce- claiming "segregation forev- ment Administration office, January 79/ er." estimated the street sale val- On Monday, the wheel- ue at $100 million. He put the still is a mystery chair-bound Wallace, dressed wholesale value at $11 million in a gray suit and pale blue or more. ANTWERP, Ohio (AP) - A rural highway bridge that shirt, pledged to a far more The nation's largest co- collapsed in the dark, killing five people as cars drove over somber audience "a govern- caine haul occurred on March the edge one by one, had been given new coats of asphalt as It ment guided by a humble 9, 1962, when customs agents slowly settled, a resident said Monday. man's sense of duty and in Miami seized more than BROAD STREET CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC But the Paulding County engineer, Dan Stouffer, said the mercy and justice." 3,700 pounds of Colombian co- 10-year-old bridge had been Inspected annually and be added As Wallace was wheeled caine worth an estimated he had no idea why the span on County Road 180 buckled up the ramp to the speaker's $950 million. Dr. Vincent G. Tecchio Sunday night. platform, as Army band In Monday's operation, the 1 Four cars plunged into the gap it»p.m., making a sound s brief rendition of j_ rann«rs had their own 759 Broad St., like "dynamite" as (hey landed la the rubble and on top of "Dixie." But Wallace, now lookouts in vans on dockside, each other on the dry creek bed about three miles east of 63 and long since rid of his authorities said, and the CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Antwerp in northwestern Ohio. Four people, including a 6- segregationist stands, spoke agents made the arrests as week-old baby, were injured. of compassion for the desti- the cocaine was passed from A partner in the engineering consulting firm that in- tute and the need for unity 747-4802 one van to another. spected the bridge last February ssW Mwdny that nothing in across the state. Authorities were trying to the evaluation foretold the collapse. TAKE A SIMPLE TEST Mayonnaise may tie in Check off any of the Symptoms with mercury tainting Mobil Fuel present in any of your family members. E!ctea Danger Signals MILLBRAE, Calif. — As state and local authorities »...-».H ..^.»-rHiv for the person who adulterated an orange with mercury, uoiua: ui uut») UM, . 1. Numbness in arms 6. Depression .. . ..„ »,....,K»»., .„(„<-« win. the uhlnv tbuiM and hands 7. Headaches /*/,-<«.> meui. i n>--.... In San Bruno, about a mile away, Police Sgt. Ken Manning 3. Pain between 9. Stillness or p... said an unidentified man gave police an unused, lft-ounce Jar shoulders lower back • • * •» * --«••»*«•<< 4. Stiffness of neck 10. Tired hips and legs "swirls and nodules" of a shiny subsunce. The jar, bought from a Lucky's market on Jan. 6, was / V i f V being tested for mercury or other contaminants, Manning ECONO-OiL Example of poor spinal structure Example of good said. 775-4422 Many of you have been told that your trouble is 11 danger signals to appear, which in time, if not In the Millbrae Incident, mercury was found Sunday in the "nerves, just nerves " Tension or pinching of spinal corrected, are the underlying causes of diseases bottom of the same bin from which the tainted orange was nerves robs your body ol vital energy thus causing the bought on Jan. 12, said Police Chief John Dineen. A4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, JANUARY IB. i9B3 Local locksmith loses seat Panel pushes (continued) "Like when Ted and Elaine (Sourlia) were Dunlap said yesterday he currently has a up, I said to them: 'I'm going to do this for the contract for lockwork at The Courts, but that the planning board,'" he said. "I do not speak with new location contract was neither submitted nor decided forked tongue." upon until early January — after he lost his seat The votes of the other members of the plan- on the board. ning board on key applications bear out the fact "They didn't have the doors until now,"he that he was not influenced by his business rela- for dumping said. tions, he said. "If I was the only one that voted for them, I By JOEL S1KGEL THE SODRLISES, of Rumson, by their own could say: 'Yeah, I was influenced,'" he said of estimates have invested several million dollars his votes on customers' projects. KHEEHOLD - The County Planning Board in development in Red Bank. urged the federal Environmental Protection Mazzucca is currently preparing for con- "But I do not recall whether any of them Agency yesterday to extend the off-shore dump- struction of Elkridge Associates, a con- was within a one-vote decision." in); Mte for sewage sludge to an area 106 miles troversial 68-townhouse condominium project AT THE CONCLUSION of last week's plan- out into the Atlantic. on Spring Street at Tower Hill, adjacent to Little ning board meeting, board Chairman William It is agreed that the 106-mile site is the Silver. Byrne publicly urged the board members to pay least damaging of the sites considered for in- Larson is the main developer of another close attention to the applicants, and to abstain terim ocean dumping," the board said in its controversial project, The Association of the from voting on applications of those with whom resolution, which was unanimously adopted. Bluffs, a planned house conversion and they had done business. "The amount of dumping at the presently townhouse construction project on the banks of "Some of the members of the board do used 12-mile site has actually increased and the Navesink River on Front Street. Larson also business with the applicants," Byrne said. continued use of this site is unacceptable due to was the architect for the Courts, and several "Consider when you have a conflict of interest present and projected adverse environmental other buildings in Red Bank. when an applicant is before us. It can cause a problem when you have a number of busi- effects," the board's resolution adds Walter Zimmerer has developed extensively MICHAELJ. ARNONE in the borough, often working with Ryan. The nessmen on the board." The EPA is considering moving the dump two men collaborated on conversions of build- Byrne said after the meeting that his re- site and has asked interested parties to submit ings on Broad Street which have become part of marks were made in light of the replacement of pearance of impropriety," he said. their comments. New York City is the heaviest the borough's Little Wall Street, including the Duncan by Arnone. Byrne said he believed "there should be dumper of sludge in the Atlantic. Merrill Lynch building. He added, however, that he doubted Dunlap some significant financial stake involved" for a Hearings on The Courts, The Bluffs, and was influenced by his business ties to the appli- member to abstain from voting. Westchester County, NY and several New Elkridge were held — and decisions made — by cants. Jersey authorities also dump at the 12-mile site, the planning board during the time Dunlap "He, more than anyone, voted with his cons- REPUBLICAN ARNONE'S FAILURE to re- but no Monmouth County authorities or munici- served. cience," Byrne said. appoint a planning board member caused con- palities dump sludge there. Atlas, who said he believed he was appointed troversy last year, when 16-year planning board Planning Board members said the cost of PLANS FOR ELKRIDGE and The Bluffs because he had written Arnone a letter indicat- veteran Norman Lee, a Democrat, was not sludge dumping could as much as quadruple have won approval despite strong objections ing his desire to serve, said he could not offer returned to his seat. Local Democrats charged with the 106-mile site, but that the financial from neighbors of both projects. any opinion on Dunlap's voting record. Arnone bumped Lee because Lee disagreed witli consequences pale next to considerations of the Dunlap said last night his business rela- "I haven't been there all that long," he said. his ideas about development of the borough, and county's beaches. tionship with the applicants in no way affected "I'm not privy to the scuttlebutt." because Lee is a Democrat. In their resolution, they urged that the 106- his vote on their applications. However, he suggested, the question of plan- Dunlap is a lifelong Republican. Atlas would mile site be designated for an "interim" period He said he did not consider abstaining on ning board members voting on projects when not identify his party affiliation, saying he be- not to exceed 10 years. votes involving clients, because he separated his they have business interests with the applicants lieved his appointment came about not because of politics but because of his "detailed letter" THOMAS H. KEAN planning board position from his business ac- "is one that should be treated very delicately." The resolution also asks that sludge haulers tivities. "We want to be careful about the ap- and his background in engineering. to the 106-mile site be closely monitored and that "a sincere and concerted research program would be implemented to identify accep- Kean puts table alternatives and promote the recycling and reuse of municipal and industrial sludges." In another matter, the board reappointed Little Silver spurns appeal Chairman Elwood L Baxter of Oceanport to tax to use another one-year term as head of the board. By SUSAN HOOPER issue" with a statement of Persson that "we from the local governing body, merchants (continued) haven't tried to work with the business com- have to band together. Smith noted that there are four qualified LITTLE SILVER - Members of the munity. We help them in every way." He "Merchants in the past have never been cancer research centers in the state — Prince- borough council last night protested a letter cited new curbing and sidewalks in streets strong enough to come to the council," he ton and Rutgers universities, the University of from a Little Silver businessperson asking where stores are located as examples of the said. Sea Bright Medicine and Dentistry in Newark and the In- for additional support for the council busi- borough's assistance. The council also heard from. Linda Steele, stitute for Medical Research in Camden. nesses in the borough. Henry A. Pope, councilman, recalled that who has agreed to take on the task of coordi- Kenneth Steffan, a spokesman for the state The letter, from Gelorma Persson, owner the borough business association formerly nating the borough's 60th anniversary cele- bars blasted division of the American Cancer Society, said of Little Silver Repair and a member of the was an active group, with a liaison to the bration, tentatively scheduled for Aug. 28th this year's grants from the his agency total New Jersey Small Business Unity Council, council. But in the last few years the or- The council also reappointed Joseph X. (continued) $660,000, although the society collected $3.25 was specifically a request for the borough to ganization has not been active. Seaman as borough auditor, and accepted the million in the state distribute $21,000 of federal revenue sharing "They have to have an operation before resignation of Joseph Chero, who resigned has not received any explanation for not being from the borough road department. reappointed. One-quarter of the funds collected is sent to funds currently allocated to the borough op- we can support them," he said. erations budget for police salaries. The council decided to notify Persson that She said she is eager to make the 60th "I cannot in all honesty, self-respect and society headquarters in Washington to be dis- Borough Clerk Stephen Greenwood read they "will make every effort to work with pride accept this gift from the council," Adair tributed for research grants, Steffan said. Most anniversary party as successful as that held said before leaving the silver platter on the dais Persson's letter at a public hearing on dis- the business community " ten years ago. of the money stays in the state to fund projects tribution of the funds. Dav«~Wassennan. a local merchant, and lahlc with Mayor Cecile F. Norton. that care for cancer patients, he said. "People have been stopping me on the The council decided after the hearing to co-owner with his wife Karen of Wearelse on street remembering exactly what went on Norton said the offered Adair's name for "The problem with getting a national grant keep, the funds in the operations budget for Prospect Avenue, said recently he hopes to that day," she said. âppointment, but the Democratic council re- is that New Jersey projects are competing with salaries. revive the local business and professional In other matters, the council reappointed jected it. other research projects and may get a low But during the hearing several council association, in which he was active until its Anthony T. Bruno of Little Silver as its The council also approved a contract for the priority," Steffan added. "This will be a good members remarked on Persson's letter. demise in 1980. borough attorney for the fourth consecutive revaluation of borough properties to Realty Ap- backup for New Jersey institutions." Mayor John A. Marrah said he "takes Wasserman said that to get recognition year. praisal Co., West New York, for 136,000. The The panel will include the commissioners of revaluation is scheduled to be completed before Health and Environmental Protection and seven the end of the year. other individuals, who have not been selected. 35 douse Middle tow n couch fire By W.L. HAACKER Three fire companies — Navasink, The chief said the room was "to- BENSON & HEDGES MIDDLETOWN - A small house Brevent Park and Community — all talled " and other parts of the house fire kept 35 firefighters busy last night responded to the 1:30 a.m. fire which suffered smoke and water damage, but for almost an hour battling a fire which was declared under control 10 minutes there was X no structural damage to the wwtoy damaged a room in a Navasink later and out at 2:15 am htmie and no injuries reported. section home The fire started in a couch in the den According to Fire Chief Richard N. of the Mark Alexander home, at 25-A "It was a good save," O'Shaughnessy, the exact cause of the Brotherton Ave., and did extensive dam- O'Shaughnessy explained, "the first fire would not be determined until to- age to the room, destroying a stereo, compliment to arrive did a good job." day, but he said the cause was "ac- television set and the room itself, Also responding to the alarm was cidental." O'Shaughnessy said. Leonardo rescue squad. Bamm Hollow plans seen in conflict (continued) aesthetic impacts on the property as well as on the surround- area that is planned for residential and agricultural preserva- ing area." the report stated. tion " It would also "overload local roads" and destroy a golf "Traffic from an office research or light industrial de- course at a time when the county is in need of such facilities, velopment would mainly be weekday in nature and would the report stated. complement County Park traffic," the report stated, noting As an "alternative suggestion," the report stated that the site is near Tatum and Deep Cut parks. houses could be built on a portion of the Bamm Hollow tract Though the report is not binding on the Middletown along West Front Street, with the area noth of Sunnyside Road Planning Board, it conceivably could be used by opponents of preserved as a golf course with additional recreational facil- the two projects in any legal fight against the developments. ities. ' Its usefulness in such a fight is unclear, however. The 230-acre Beekman-Gullick Tract is bounded by Holland and Red Hill Roads and the railroad tracks of the North Jersey Coast Line. The developer, Red Hill Road, Inc., originally proposed a housing density of 5 2 units per acre, but HERE TODAY, HERt TOMORROW reduced it .to a maximum 4.5-unit density. The area is now Our 58th vearl zoned industrial. The site is ideal for "light industrial" use, especially because of its location adjacent to the rail line, the report slated "If done with sensitivity," an office research or light industrial development "could have less environmental and roums HAS EVERYTHING ••• BiMe -seminar fcegins HIGHLANDS - The Rev. Jerry Van Drew begins a weekly seminar, "Survey of the Bible," at 8 p.m. today in the Episcopal Church of St. Andrew, 137 Bay Ave. The program is open to the public. The Daily Register (USPS-U5-44O) Tlie Sunday Register .„....—-•

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"rero option" by Washington — means "one-sided disarma- Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko said Moscow Gromyko said in a speech Monday night. Under a NATO agreement, the United States will begin ment by the Soviet Union." wants "all nuclear weapons" out of the continent. But West German Foreign Minister Hans Dietrich deploying 572 cruise and Pershing 2 missiles in Europe He warned deployment of the American missiles wo-ild Genscher replied by saying NATO's decision to deploy new starting in December unless there is an East-West arms He repeated Soviet Communist Party chief Yuri V. An- mean an escalation of the arms race, "a years-long confron- U.S. medium-range missiles starting later this year resulted control agreement before then. The U.S. missiles are intended dropov's Dec. 22 proposal to reduce medium-range nuclear tation for the whole world." from Soviet advances in producing and deploying similar to neutralize SS-20 nuclear missiles Moscow has targeted at missiles deployed in the European part of the Soviet Union to Gromyko is to meet with Chancellor Helmut Kohl today, weapons. Western Europe. 162 and to set "optimal limits for corresponding planes." In Washington, the Reagan administration reaffirmed its the third day of his visit to the West German capital. He Gromyko repeated Monday night the Kremlin's rejection He added that the Soviet Union is prepared to reach a commitment to negotiate the elimination of all medium-range already has met with the foreign minister and plans dis- of a U.S. offer to cancel the deployment plans if the Soviet similar agreement on a mutual basis for its tactical missiles nuclear missiles from Europe. But officials charged the cussions with leaders cf West Germany's opposition parties. Union dismantles all its medium-range SS-20s. with a range below 600 miles. Japan's Minister Western bishops will meet talks on trade to discuss nuclear warfare WASHINGTON (AP) - Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, meeting with President Reagan today on VATICAN CITY (AP) - Responding to a call by U.S. But the Holy See named its top theologian, Cardinal trade and defense, hopes to discourage efforts in Congress to bishops, the Vatican is sponsoring a two-day meeting of top Joseph Ratzinger, 55, to lead the discussion — a move seen as protect U.S. jobs by restraining imports from Japan. Western Roman Catholic prelates to discuss the American reflecting the importance the Vatican attaches to the gather- churchmen's broad denunciation of the use of nuclear weap- ing of bishops from the United States, Britain, France, West Reagan is equally determined to get more concessions ons. Germany and Italy. from Japan. Archbishop John R. Roach of St. Paul-Minneapolis, presi- U.S. officials, who asked to remain anonymous, concede it dent of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, said his would oe •impossible" to resolve trade frictions between the colleagues are preparing a final version of a draft pastoral United States and Japan during Nakasone's May visit. letter that condemns nuclear warfare, as well as some Group of Ten aspects of American strategic policy. But they predict what one senior official called "tough, "We simply want the insights of our peers in Western frank discussions" between the two leaders, with Reagan Europe as well as the Vatican," Roach said of the gathering, saying "prompt Japanese action" is essential to head off which opens today. eyes IMF funds protectionist pressures in Congress. The 25,000-word disarmament document was proposed at a Since Nakasone took office last November, his govern- Catholic bishops' meeting in Washington last November and is PARIS (AP) — Financial representatives of the world's 10 ment has made some concessions, including increasing some expected to be adopted, with revisions, at another meeting in leading industrialized nations met in closed session yesterday quotas and relaxing import tariffs on 323 products. - Chicago next May. to discuss ways of helping the International Monetary Fund "We still feel there is a very long way to go before U.S. It condemned any intent or threat to use nuclear weapons ease the debt crisis in the Third World. products enjoy the same freedom of access to Japanese and said even possessing them as a deterrent can be tolerated The New York Times reported in its Tuesday editions that markets that Japanese products enjoy here," said the official only if steps are being taken toward mutual disarmament by the Group of Ten agreed to make available a $20 billion who briefed reporters on the condition he not be identified by the United States and Soviet Union. emergency fund. It said the fund would be used to replenish name. AuoclaUd Prnt photo Archbishop Joseph L. Bernardin of Chicago, who led the the IMF's financial resources. The session preceded a sched- Nakasone, speaking to reporters before leaving Tokyo for ON ARRIVAL — Secretary of State George Shultz special committee that issued the draft letter, stressed that uled summit meeting Tuesday of finance ministers and cen- Washington, said the great danger for future relations be- walks with Yasuhiro Nakasone, prime minister of the closed-door meeting here was not to develop a document tral bank governors. tween the two countries "is for us to become irritated and Japan, after he arrived in Washington yesterday for a on nuclear arms for the entire Roman Catholic Church. That meeting is expected to agree to substantial increases emotional and lose sight of our long-range interests." scheduled meeting today with President Reagan. Bernardin called the meeting an "informal consultation." in the IMF quotas. THE WORLD 2 Americans wounded in Sinai TEL AVIV, Israel - Two American peacekeeping troops were wounded, one seriously, by a mine explosion in the Sinai Peninsula yesterday, the multinational peacekeeping force announced. The Americans were believed to be the first casualties suffered by the U-nation, 2.600-man force since it began policing the eastern Sinai last April after Israel returned the eastern part of the desert peninsula to Egypt. The force's Tel Aviv office denied an Israel radio report that a third soldier was killed by the mine explosion. The radio report said a helicopter took the two wounded men to Yoseftal Hospital in Eilat, Israel's southern port at the head of the Gulf of Aqaba. In Washington, the Pentagon said the wounded men were from the 1st Battalion, 502nd Infantry of the 101st Airborne Division, which is based at Fort Campbell, Ky. It withheld Ibeir names until their families were notified Iraq bombs Iranian oil sites NICOSIA, Cyprus — Iraqi war planes simultaneously bombed oil and gas installations yesterday at Iran's chief olfshore loading facility in the Persian Gulf and near the city of Ahwaz, capital of the southwestern oil province of Khuzistan. Baghdad radio reported. A communique said the raiders scored direct hits at 10 a m on installations on Kharg Island, 130 miles southeast of Abadan. and a gas collection and separation plant north of Ahwaz. 'The installations sustained severe damage', and fires sprang up from them," the communique added. It said Iraqi jets flew 83 bombing missions yesterday. They also attacked Iranian positions and troop concentration along the border in the southern sector of the battlefront and other targets deep inside iran, it said. Earthquakes hit Italy, Greece ROME - An earthquake jolted southern Italy and south- eastern Greece yesterday, causing panic but only slight damage, officials in Athens and Rome said. THE STATE OFTHE ART No casualties were reported. Witnesses said many residents in Lecce, Brindisi and Taranto in the heel of the Italian boot fled into the streets as buildings swayed. There were similar reports from villages on Greek islands In. the loniar VS. sea. Scientists said the quake's epicenter was in the sea 4< miles southwest of the Greek island of Cephalonia. The first tremor, measuring between 6 5 and 7 on the Richter scale was felt at 12:45 p.m. Italian time. A series of smallei THE STATE OF THE ECONOMY. tremors followed. Video cassette recorders are improving you can change it for a new model as often El Salvador troops on move rapidly. The economy, unfortunately, is not. as you like. 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45 West River Road EAT,ONTOWN,MO\M(H THMA1.L. RTK 35(21)1)542-7000 Haunt 9-5 Mon.-S.l. • 842-5533 AND 13 OTHER LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT THE NEW YORK AREA. ALSO IN ALBANY. PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE/ WASHINGTON. D.( The Daily Register KGB link in attack on pope Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register WASHINGTON - The Soviet KGB has found ' foreigners are less likely to be on their guard A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper a convenient, economical way to expand its when dealing with, say, an East German instead worldwide espionage resources: It uses its of a Russian. JAMES E. McKEARNEY, JR. Eastern European allies to do an increasing Perhaps the biggest advantage is in the sheer amount of the dirty work. President and Publisher numbers of agents available to work for the Last May, I broke the story of the KGB's Kremlin by adding surrogate spies to the Rus- suspected complicity in the attempted as- JACK Arthur Z Kamin, Editor; Herbert H Thorpe. Jr., Annum Editor, Charles C Triblehom, Sunday sians' own undercover operatives. A top-secret Editor. Russell P Rauch, Assistant Sunday Editor; Jane Foderaro, City Editor; Doris Kulman. sassination of Pope John Paul II. Since then, the intelligence review notes that there are more Editorial Page Editor evidence has been mounting. ANDERSON than 90 different official and quasi-official mis- In fact, Western intelligence sources now sions from communist countries in the United Thomas C Donahue. Director of Marketing; Daniel J. Gallagher, Controller; Kenneth L Van believe that the new Soviet dictator, Yuri An- States alone. Of the 2,000 or so personnel at- Dalen. Circulation Director; Frank J Allocca, Production Manager. dropov, was at least a knowing accomplice in tached to these missions, there are at least "544 the pope's shooting, if he didn't actually or- known or suspected intelligence officers," the TUESDAY, JANUARY 18,1983 chestrate the whole thing when he headed the review states. A6 KGB. Killings, known as "mokrie dela" or "wet But the number is actually much higher, The nearly successful "hit" certainly fit the affairs," because of the blood that is shed, are intelligence sources told my associate Dale Van pattern of the KGB's murder-by-surrogate tech- planned in Department V of the KGB- in Mos- Atta. The CIA reckons that roughly 40 percent of 4 nique. The confessed gunman, Turkish terrorist cow. If the Soviets want to put a little distance communist-mission personnel are intelligence I can kick out western correspondents but what Mehmet Ali Agca, was working with the Bulgar- between themselves and an assassination, it will agents. That means 800 foreign agents the FBI 9 ian secret police, Durzhavna Sigurnost (DS). He be turned over to Department 11 of the KGB's has to keep track of - and it can take as many as do I do about all these damned Poles? met with assassination planners in Bulgaria, foreign division, once known as the "Advisers eight G-men to keep a single agent under proper and obtained his gun, his false identity docu- Department." surveillance. ments and a large amount of cash there. Three The KGB has its favorites among satellite Bulgarians have been arrested as accomplices. espionage personnel. The Czechs are at or near The Bulgarian secret police have always More than 100 KGB supervisors are stationed at the espionage headquarters of the various the top of the list, "because of their abject been the closest and most willing of the Soviets' subservience," as one intelligence report notes. surrogate goon squads. As far back as 1978, satellite governments — in Sofia, Prague, East Berlin, Budapest, Warsaw, Bucharest and Ha- The East German* "are of increasing im- Bulgarian killers were fingered as the ones portance from year to year," largely because of responsible for the murder of a defector in vana. These KGB "uncles," as they are called, approve or veto the satellites' spy operations. their obvious ability to infiltrate West German London by means of a poison pellet fired from an agencies and gain access to U.S. secrets. umbrella. They monitor incoming intelligence reports and pass along the most important to Moscow. In And the Bulgarians are valued by the KGB And it was definitely Andropov who re- some cases — at the Direcclon General de "because they like the Russians and support organized the KGB and decided to make greater Intelligencia in Havana, for example — the them enthusiastically." It remains to be seen use of satellite manpower. So the attempt on the Russian supervisors even draw up the budgets whether this enthusiasm will survive An- pope can be traced indirectly, if not directly, to and provide the funds for covert operations. dropov's letting the Bulgarians take the rap for him. Here's how Andropov's worldwide network the attempted assassination of the pope. operates: The advantages are obvious. For one thing, Battle of weapons vs. wages The big question in defense this week is not out. Admiral, does your service really need 800 whether the country can afford guns and butter fighting ships?" — but whether it can afford guns and military "Whoever said we did?" salaries. "You did in your budget." Nobody was more surprised than the mili- "Don't believe everything you read in the tary brass when Secretary of Defense Caspar budget. We can do the job with 520 ' Weinberger announced that he intended to cut ART "Good. Now I don't want it to leave this the Pentagon budget by rescinding wage hikes room, but the Air Force doesn't need half the for the armed forces. BUCHWALD AWAC's it's asking for. We were just being Unofficial Washington, which is always sus- redundant in case Congress balked at the price." picious when it comes to defense spending, has "The Army is willing to sacrifice its invest- two theories on the Weinberger announcement. ment in its Densepack Anti-Rocket Personnel One is that by announcing a freeze on mili- Carrier." tary pay, the Defense Secretary is sure he'll be "I thought you told us an Armored Division overruled by Congress, and they will restore the "Gentlemen, I've talked to my R&D experts couldn't move without it." cuts, leaving him with the budget he originally and we've decided we can do without the MU2 "The damn thing failed every test, but we asked for. Boomwracker." went into production, because we couldn't admit we made a mistake." The other theory is that if the military feels "What the hell is that?" "We've almost made enough cuts to have the defense cuts are going to come out of their "We're not sure yet because it's still on the our salary raises restored." salaries they may take another hard look at drawing board, but It waa supposed to make a "I'll offer to cancel 50 cruise missiles for the their requests, and find ways of saving money on helluva bang for a buck." hardware that they swore they couldn't do "Okay, if we give up these three programs, carrier fleet." without. how short are we for military pay hikes?" "Put me down for two B-l bombers we don't need tomorrow." It wouldn't surprise me if at this very mo- "I figure we need 40 billion dollars more in "You can have the money we set aside for ment a group of Army,'Navy and Air Force cuts before I can afford to send my kid to the overrun on the poison-tipped Comanche generals were meeting to go over their new college." weapons budgets right now. "You think you have problems. I've got a rocket." "That should do it. Let's go see Weinberger "Admiral, the Air Force is willing to give up $100,000 mortgage hanging over my head and its antisubmarine all-weather laser-directed I'm going to lose my house if I don't get a pay and tell him we overestimated our defense hard- Snail Darter Helicopter if your people will raise." ware needs, and we'll take the money for pay cancel your nuclear Satellite Missile Program." "How would you like to be a two-star gener- raises instead." "We're willing to deal providing we know al and have the bank threaten to take your, car "Suppose he gets mad? ' what the Army is willing to cut out of its away?" "Why should he get mad? It's coming out of Protecting children budget." "There's still a lot of fat here we can cut the services' pocket — not his."

Two months ago, to our horror, we about Eddie Thomas and his relationship to learned that nine children under the super- Bertha Taylor might have been a contribut- FROM OUR READERS vision of the state Division of Youth and ing factor in the death of Tyrone Taylor's Family Services died last year as a result death. of abuse and neglect in the foster homes in Monmouth County Prosecutor Alex- 9 High school students have a common pool of which the state agency had placed them. ander D. Lehrer has emphasized the neces- 'Silence opposed spirit-stimuli, varieties of religious-reflective One of those children was Tyrone Taylor, sity for "full and complete exchange of experience: exams of lesser or greater import, the Editor: RedBank an Asbury Park four-year-old, Who was information" between law enforcement and early classes behind the wheel, calls to the New Jersey's new law providing for a mo- office, solo performances, public speeches. beaten to death by Edward Thomas, who social service agencies — between his of- ment of silence in the schools is ludicrous. Many top athletes admit that of their own free fice and the MFC. To improve that com- was living with the child's mother. Thomas, Although It calls for "quiet contemplation," the will they have sought help from a force outside who has been sentenced to 70 years in munication, he has suggested monthly law strongly implies the use of that minute for themselves. prayer. This is clearly a violation of our First prison in connection with little Tyrone's meetings between his office and MFC of- Mental strife is what school is all about. Amendment right, not only to the separation of death, previously had been convicted of ficials. The meetings would "look critical- Students can be excused if they find it fumy that church and state, but also to our right of free second-degree murder in the death of an- ly" at the handling of child abuse cases with the law has designated exactly 60 seconds for its speech. daily resolution. Is this what our lawmakers „ other child. And Tyrone's mother, Bertha the intent of improving procedures, Lehrer This law gives the government the right to Taylor, previously had been convicted of said. At the same time, Albert tell us when we can and cannot speak. Our right intend? Can it be that they have some other purpose in mind? physically abusing the boy. Feuchtwanger, MFC project director, said to free speech is temporarily being taken away. I will grant my silence at the requaf of a Teresa E. Kneuer The Monmouth County prosecutor's of- that agency is tightening its information gathering procedures so that children like teacher to listen to a lesson. But this If not a fice is investigating why Tyrone Taylor was teacher asking me to be silent, this is the state Tyrone Taylor don't fall between the returned to his mother's custody. That in- ordering me to be silent, which is in direct Educational visit vestigation hasn't been completed, but it cracks. violation of the Constitution of the United States New York To the Editor: has resulted in progress toward improved Lehrer is to be commended for pursu- and should not be part of a New Jersey state law. It might be thought that this is only a small In the spirit of "teaching teaches the teach- communications between the prosecutor's ing the case of Tyrone Taylor beyond the infringement of our rights, but with the legal er," and Montaigne's dictum "I do not teach, I office and the Monmouth Family Center, conviction of Edward Thomas. The state's only relate," I was treated to a truly educational 'Didn't you know? I'm self-sealing' precedent that is being set, what is to stop the which supervises children under state pro- protective services must be made truly government from further compromising the experience during my recent visit to the New tection in this county. protective of the children dependent upon First Amendment? School of Monmouth County. them. Prayer, or rather contemplation, is a private The non-traditional atmosphere of learning The fragmentation of responsibility for by experience suffuses each and every student. The national statistics point to a cor- matter and not something to be initiated by the helping families with problems and a lack TODAY IN HISTORY state and it does not belong in a public institu- The uniqueness of the philosophy of fitting the relation between unemployment and pover- of communication between the agencies tion. I am not saying that prayer and contempla- educational experiences to the need of each involved have been cited as factors that ty and violence against children. These are tion are wrong, but I am saying that they do not child is of top priority. Inner creativity and intra-interaction encourages a sense of values made the tragedies possible. The Mon- tough times, and it is urgent that we shore belong in our schools. By The Associated Press and a democratic family atmosphere. up our services to families living under I have neglected to mention the one good mouth Family Center, which combines the Furthermore, each child works at his or her own thing that has come out ef this. The new law has work of the family services division of the economic stress and sharpen our awareness Today is Tuesday, Jan. 18, the 18th day of pace, but subtly supervised by a dedicated staff. provoked students into looking into the law- Monmouth County Welfare Board and the of child abuse. The state Department of 1983. There are 347 days left in the year. In short, the learning experience encourages making process In order to find >"•' ' •- l<> Human Services, parent agency of the Today's highlight in history: finding JU*:' dfeveitlfag 'JU. yuuilCK! oi eacn Division of Youth and Family Services, was repeal (MtJaw '" S ' family «!Arcires, has Or. Jar.. 18, 13C8, the United States and HM». child Reading, writing, and arithmetic are sub- ~ Soviet t'nion agreed on a draff treat]' to control I believe that the infringement of our First promised an overhaul of DYFS thai will jects geared toward the actual participation of avert that fragmentation and prevent chil- nuclear weapons. Amendment right can only lead to the same the child with special materials designed to give it more and better-trained dren from falling between the cracks. But it On this date: conditions that allowed Hitler to flourish. The teach from direct experience. This type of inte- hasn't surmounted the problem. The MFC's caseworkers. Th ; sooner it does that, the In 1534, Spanish conquerer Francisco Fizarro right of free speech is something we've always gration, by understanding rather than rote, is founded Lima, Peru. been proud of. Let's not lose it! failure or inability to obtain information better. the bulwark of this unique school. Early famil- In 1778, English explorer James Cook dis- Christopher M. Rossomondo iarity, with concepts rather than memory, sup- covered the Hawaiian islands. ports future comprehension and taps the unique In 1788, the first English settlers arrived in potential of each child. Relating to the public Australia to establish a penal colony. Praying in school The New School is to be congratulated for its In 1919, the World War I peace conference Fair Haven courage and success in finding and developing ". > ' — budgetsry re- opened in Versailles, France. sreste 2 revolving fund from which local To the Editor: "students" and in providing an environment straint gui-d uuusi Sumij»> when LMS ui!u«*i irs ago: A farm hiring boss, Juan Have our lawmakers forgotten childhood and conducive for "life-learning." . for cancelling a $40,000 contract with a New interest loans for necessary public works. "~"< vhool? Bv Arthur Weider murdering 25 migrant workers whose I»OQI« York advertising firm hired to promote his It's an innovative and exciting idea. been found buried near Yuba City, Calif. day, they hope to provide each student with an proposed infrastructure bank. What we've heard about the infrastruc- Five years ago: Middle East peace talks in opportunity to pray-reflect. Surely this repre- In ordering state Treasurer Kenneth ture bank so far sounds good to us, and has Jerusalem broke off abruptly as Egyptian Presi- sents excessive generosity. Biederman to try to cancel the contract made us eager to hear more about the dent Anwar Sadat ordered his foreign minister Don't our people in Trenton remember all of Cooperation .home and said the talks would resume only if with ' & r" »hp covernnr l . PiiWic Library wishes to thank you for your and New Jersey" voters will be necessary Today's hirthdavs irtnr.f'arv (irant is 79. I know that I have done' some of my best cooperation in \i.. . I• j .vith regard to the . read about it in an Associated Press report. governor was right to cancel the contract. weight boxing champ Muhammad Ali is 41. perience came in first grade behind dread of It has made it possible for the community to scolding, scorn, or singularity. From then on, be aware of our activities and programs and to The infrastructure bank would pool fed- There are state employees who have the Thought lor today: "Eat to live, and do not spelling bees, recitations, desk inspections, and become more involved with their library. eral grants coming into New Jersey along expertise to explain and promote the in- live to eat.' - Benjamin Franklin, U.S. states- math problems at the blackboard were easy set- James Cowan with proceeds from state bond. sales to frastructure bank. man 11706-1790).. ups for prayer-reflection. Board President SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1883 Business The Daily Register A7 NEW YORK STOCKS US factories record record low pected bright side for U.S. consumers. average discount rate of Treasury bills auctioned NEWYORK(AP) . MoniUv'tulictM msat 2 3020 228 76'. ftVt 74 + va By The Associated Press nation*) pi ic« lor New York nEdil.41 6 441 20'. K'a 20 + I* R 14011 111) 94', 92 The Arab members of the Organization of by the government each Monday. nFdi!32 11344 42 41 41*a+ Va Output at U.S. factories barely topped two- Stock EMChanoaltsiMrl: U Ind 1 5 2098 20*. 20 —Reagan administration sources say the N&s 2 ) II) It'. 24 16'. abscBl 03 8 2431 371. 36*. hirds of capacity last year, the worst on record, Petroleum Exporting Countries are threatening niPw2 44 6 ,2440 20'. 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The 13 ministers said Monday they ASA 3a_ 820 u74*. 71 7tV, + l'/a Data .5510 2440 U44'.4 41'. 41'.a—1'-4 itlSII 25— 434 21', gallon and tack a 1 percent surcharge on the AblLab .8418 911 41 40'.. 404a— 4a 1.52 I 111) 3t'. 3«'. 34'. atom 1.40 9 1399 1719, The Federal Reserve Board reported Monday would hold an emergency conference next Sunday AllnLI 2 52 7 1830 37'/» 37'/. 374.+ 4a rnG 2.3241 642 u7S'. )4'/> 74*4+1 cvPw 3.44 4 8) 3)'-, incomes of all earners. At the same time, the AirPrd .8011 MS) 41'. 41' , 41 •. that American factories operated at just 67.3 to try to settle their differences. If they fail, Saudi ockN2 40H 141 30V, 30 30'n EngEI 3 ) 71 administration is likely to seek a six-month delay Alcan .908) 1344 2944 194a 29V» + wnCk 9 241 II'. 304a 30V; IN 1330 lercent of capacity in December, a record low for II) )59 304a »"• 3O*a+ 4a Arabia and other major oil exporters may cut Alglnl 1.40 9 369 u32'-. 31*4 31'.+ 4. 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Some had re- AmStd 1.4021 1119 u34'/4 114a 3]',.+ 4, rair .8010 4839 21 10', 20!a + '. wenC 1-2041 34'. 11 commercial banks drops to 8.124 percent from ATT 5.40 I 15044 u41'/a 674, U'-i+l'i Pont 2.40 9 2445 41'. 41'. 41'.-*, wcnltll.ftB 9 15) 29'a28*4 in the economy this year, although new develop- mained on duty at the two plants. Last week 600 AMPIn 1.4031 4)2 74 72'. 73'.+ '. ukaP 2.21 ) 1040 21' 1 13'. 23'.- '• Anchor 1 3419 111 20'. 20V, ments in the oil market could provide an unex- 8.218 percent. The new rates are pegged to the UQLI I 90 I 9)1 16'. IS'. 14 returned to the East Moline factory. Anlhnv .44b23 9 I'/. I'/. 8'/.+ '• PG 2141) 401 54va 54Va ArchDn 14bl] 1626 u23 11', 22'.+ '„ acGE 1 4 12)211)0 21'. ArliPS2 31B 54] 2344 25', 25*.+ '•• acLlg 3 8 14] 30V. 30'. Armco 1.20— 129 18*, 1)44 174.— ', attAir _ 1470 l"a I'/i avi acPvv 2.16 ) 312 214a 21'-1 ArmWInl 10J3 1727 25'. 24'. 25. + 4a allGFI 30 ) 314 24*a 21Va 24'.+ 4a Kod 34113 442) 1)4. Bit, 81*,- '. 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TUESDAY, JANUARY 18,19B3 N.J. lawmakers rate Social Security compromise elderly,'hesaid. WASHINGTON (AP) - Members of he wanted to hear the "general reac- the "array of people coming from dif- But Lautenberg said he supports tax- veloped. the New Jersey congressional delega- tion" to the proposal. ferent pouits of view" who supported ing benefits going to high-income reci- But he said he expected there would He said he was "reluctant" to go tion indicated Monday that they view "I think any solution has to provide the plan. pients and accelerating the implementa- be "serious difference of opinion" over along with the proposed defermenet of the proposed Social Security com- a sense of fairness between the gener- He cited Rep. Claude Pepper, D- tion of scheduled tax increases. some of the elements and said he could the cost-of-living increase, for instance. promise as a good place to start discuss- ations — one that is fair to both those Fla ; House Speaker Thomas P. "Tip" Rinaldo. the ranking GOP member not endorse the package. He said he would take a position on the ing how to shore up the financially trou- paying in and those getting benefits," he O'Neill, D-Mass ; and Sen. Robert on the House Select Committee on Ag- "I recognize there has to be com- package after talking with constituents, bled retirement program. said. Dole, R-Kan., chairman of the Senate ing, said he was "encouraged" that a promise in meeting the funding crisis, adding up^the costs and benefits of the He said he did not know if the pro- Finance Committee. plan with bipartisan support was de- but it cannot be at the expense of the proposal and examining alternatives. But the state's two senators, Demo- posal struck that balance, but said it But he said he was "concerned" crats Bill Bradley and Frank Lauten- was "the starting point of the serious about whether the current program for berg, and a House Republican, Rep. process of solving the problem." retired federal workers could survive if Matthew Rinaldo of Elizabeth, said they a proposal is adopted to bring federal want to study the plan before taking a Lautenberg said the compromise workers into the broader Social Security position on it. represents a "step in the right direc- program. NEW LOW PRICES ON During the weekend, a bipartisan tion" although he has reservations presidential commission approved a about parts of it. He said he has reservations about $169 billion plan of tax and benefit ad- "I haven't studied the details," the postponing by six months the cost-of- justments to rescue the system. Con- freshman senator said in a telephone living increase scheduled for July. ALL COLOR COMPUTERS! gressional leaders of both parties prom- interview, "but my reaction is general- "There are people who have been ised quick action on the proposal. ly positive." expecting it, particularly in the lower 16K Standard BASIC Reached by telephone, Bradley said Lautenberg said he was impressed at incomes," he said. TRS-80 Color Computer

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- • Great Games .. . Useful Programs—All on Our denies conflict of interest Instant-Loading Program Pak" Cartridges • Educational—Helps With Math and Reading By JIM MAN10N "I started buying my 100,000 shares Lottery Commission Chairman • Learn to Program in BASIC with Color and Sound of Syntech in September 1981 — long Reese Palley and Lottery Com- before Tom was elected governor," missioner Jerome Seiden also have fi- • Easy to Expand • Attaches to Any TV TRENTON (AP) - The state is re- Kaltenbacher said. nancial interests in Bally Manufac- viewing five bids for a contract to pro- Kean also defended Kaltenbacher's turing, whose sjbsidiary is Scientific $ vide video lottery games, including one position with the company and said the Games Inc. Both men have abstained 100 Off Extended BASIC Models bid from a firm in which Republican GOP chairman never has tried to in- from voting on the video game proposal For High-Resolution Graphics State Chairman Philip Kaltenbacher fluence any business Of the Lottery because of their interests in Bally. owns 100,000 shares. Commission. Kimmelman said his office inspected Low As Attorney General Irwln I. Kim- i Create Graphics With "I'm satisfied that state bidding and the wording of the bid proposal for the melman said Monday there is nothing One-Line Commands conflict of interest laws have been new lottery game. illegal about Kaltenbacher's holding an scrupulously observed," Kean said. A i Ideal for Graphs interest in Syntech International Inc. of Meanwhile, the state is reviewing "No one was favored on the bids," Charts, Engineering Dallas. five bids for the contract to provide 100 he said. 3991 Drawings, Animation "As far as the bidding, it doesn't video lottery games to the state for State Treasurer Kenneth Biederman Was $499.95 In Cat. RSC-8 i Up to 256 x 192 Resolution appear, from the facts presently avail- installation in bars across the state for a said the "sensitive nature" of the bids able, that there has been any violation of trial six-month period beginning this 32K Extended BASIC Cut $100- will assure that there will be a "thor- the law," Kimmelman said summer. Now Only $549.95 (26-3003, was $649.95) ough" review of the bids before a con- Kaltenbacher confirmed that he Giulio Mazzone, supervisor of the owns 100,000 shares of Syntech stock, state's Purchase Bureau, said the tract is awarded. which is sold over the counter. analysis of the bids would be completed At the same time, Kean said he SEE IT AT YOUR NEAREST Kaltenbacher, also a member of the in March. doesn't believe Kaltenbacher, Seiden or RADIO SHACK STORE. Port Authority of New York and New The other bids were submitted by Palley should have to divest themselves Radio /hsek COMPUTER CENTER Jersey, served as a ranking member of Scientific Games International Inc. of of their financial holdings. OR PARTICIPATING DEALER Gov. Thomas H. Kean's election cam- Atlanta; Trans Atlantic Games of New A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION paign last year. York; International Game Technology "I'm reluctant to disqualify people Kaltenbacher, of West Orange, said of Reno, Nev , and General Instrument from serving on authorities because he didn't see any conflict in ownership Corp. of Hunt Valley, Md , Mazzone they own a large portfolio," said Kean, PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES ANO DEALERS 1983 Tandy Corp of stock with Syntech. said. a millionaire.

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•N YS E Index 84.79+ 12 146.71 • 06 •Oow Jones Ind *> 1.084.81 • 3-96 l: ENTERTAINMENT 3 The Daily Register LIFESTYLE 4 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18,1983 News ADVICE 5 Firearms Board restores variance 9 requested ninth graders By W.L. II AM KKK MIDDLETOWN - A River Plaza sports program couple last night requested a use variance from the Zoning Board of Adjust- By DAN BREEN ment that would allow them to establish a sporting goods catalogue business — MIDDLETOWN - Assenting to a which would include the sale of firearms request by almost 500 parents and stu- — in their home. dents, the Board of Education last night Donna Alessi of 14 May Court ap- voted unanimously to restore the ninth peared before the board for her hus- grade sports program at Bayshore Jun- band, James, who was unable to attend ior High School this spring. the meeting. But the board did not commit itself Alessi told the board her husband, a to continuing the program next year, bus driver, is considering "getting off instead postponing discussion of that for the road" and that opening a business its ongoing budget deliberations. would be a good way for him to start. The board resolution comes two "I see tremendous problems with weeks after a special board meeting at ihe firearms," Edward Shelton said. "I which petitions signed by 478 students -hudder to think how the neighborhood and parents from Bayshore were pres- would react if it knew firearms would be ented to the board. •old out of a basement." Three ninth grade sports programs "There is a tremendous problem were consolidated into two in a budget- here," said Harry A. Raeder, after he cutting move last April, but Bayshore's MM unanimously elected to his fourth parents and students claimed the move rrm as chairman. "If we grant a van- had emasculated school spirit, reduced IIHT. we have no way of knowing wheth- TEARY TYKE— participation in athletics, and negative- •r it will be a big little one or a little big Two-year-old Melissa ly affected the educational process at me." Trabosh of Sewell is the school. Board member Thomas Aims ex- all tears at ceremo- The parents also said Bayshore stu- plained that if the board granted the nies In the Gov- dents found themselves on the opposite k'urlancu for the property and the ernor's office yester- team as their friends and classmates, viessis moved, the variance would still day as she is held bv and the split was causing problems. ipply to the property. Cerebral Palsy As- However, a parent from one of the "The township has been extremely sociation Head Robin other junior high schools spoke against reluctant to give permission to residents Chlarello. The crying restoring the Bayshore team, saying the in use their homes for business purposes took place during restoration would break up the friend- others might cite your case as a proclamation sign- , ships and bonds formed this past fall precedent." Aims said. ing. • \- and winter. Alessi told the board her husband "Sports should remain the way they had already purchased a vault for weap- are for the remainder of the year," said ons storage, a requirement for a fire- Pat Bulova, a parent from Thompson arms dealing license, so the premises Junior High School. "It's unfair to the would be protected. friendships that have formed so far." Fallowing further discussion, John Phillips, one of those who spoke Itaeder said the board will decide on the School referendum set two weeks ago for the Bayshore parents, request at next month's meeting. countered that the original intention In another unusual request, the was to have teams for each of the two LEONARD J. MOON number of students who are children of board heard a plea from a Port Mon- By DANIEL LOWENTHAL carded that," Tarantolo said. "This (on high schools — North and South — but Fort Monmouth employees. Of the 1,788 moulh resident that he be allowed to Pinebrook Road) is totally new." that Thome and Thompson had taken students enrolled in the system, 822 live Board member Ellen V. Chretien convert his home into a duplex — al- The board plans.to hold a public over the teams. raid the program of two ninth grade at Fort Monmouth, while 867 live in the though he maintains it already is one. EATONTOWN - A special election hearing before the March 1 election to "When the board made its cut, it teams for each high school should Have borough, according to a report released Anthony Fortunate of (7 Port Mon- will be held in the Borough March 1 for a answer any questions about the project, affected Thompson students as well," worked. Chretien attributed the pro- by Palmisano. motith Road said when he purchased his vote on a 1300,000 bond referendum that Tarantolo said. Bulova said. "But we didn't sign peti- grams immediate failure to "the home back in the mid-1960s it was a would allow the Board of Education to "We'll bold a fuU discussion prior to "The last two years we've received tions. We accepted it." grownups not letting the kids adjust to duplex and has been ever since, except construct a garage facility for school the election to discuss the Impact and $1 million," Palmisano said. "We've Board members, though they were the change — it's the fault of the admin- for periods of "two to three weeks," buses and vans. we will be prepared to answer any ques- already received $600,000 this year. later to vote 8-0 with ope abstention to istrators and coaches." when the house had only had one tenant. School transportation vehicles along tions," he said. We're now projecting for ihe 1883-64. Of approve the restoration, almost all Board member Steven Pennetl abs- But according to township tax re- with those from the Department of If voters approve the bond referen- course, we're always at the mercy of made comments on the move, some of tained from the vote on the restoration cords, the home is listed as a single Parks and Recreation now operate out dum, construction will begin late spring Congress." which seemed to counter its approval. since he was absent from two .previous family home. According to the township of the borough's garage on Lewis Street. and should be completed by November The board's complete 188344 budget Board member Julia Ann Nagy said board meetings where the issue was sewer authority records, the home is a In addition, any borough vehicles in or December, Tarantolo said. is due In the county superintendent of she did not like the idea of going back discussed. two-family home. need of repair, such as police cart, are The buses and vans have used the school's office Feb. 1. The board will and restoring a cut that was made for Moon said the issue could become The board, puzzled by the discrepan- taken to the garage. Lewis Street gaTage since the the hold a special meeting to finalize its budgetary reasons. moot in a few years if the board goes cy, questioned Fortunato on why he nev- 1972-73 school year. Since then, four requests Monday at 7 p.m. Palmisano "If the voters continue to say 'no' to ahead with proposals to create two four- er noticed the different statuses . "We're sharing the facility with the buses have been added to the torce, estimated the budget will approximate the school budget, we're going to have to year high schools here instead of the Fortunato explained he merely paid borough and there's a space problem," creating overcrowding problems at the $6 million. hurt students by cutting educational current junior and senior high school the taxes and never made note of the said board president Gerald Tarantolo garage. Currently, there are 11 school He also told the board that the programs, including sports," Nagy said. set-up. That change, if implemented,the home's status. after last night's board meeting. "The buses and four vans. $45,200 state equilization aid for the Nagy also said she was concerned renovation of High School North next Michael Scott, Fortunate'* lawyer. tituaUon is not amendable to either Tarantolo said an additional bus and school system passed by the stale Legis- that the board was "robbing Peter to year, Moon said. argued the home "was a pre-existing, tide, so we've had to bite the bullet." lature and signed by Gov. Thomas H. pay Paul" in its patchwork approach to In other matters, the board again ' non-conforming use" and should be a van would also help ease transporta- Kean Jr. Dec. 31 will help offset the cost replacing programs it cut from its questioned the suspensions issued at the "grandfathered," or allowed to stand The board would like to build a ga- tion problems. But their acquisition is of the two new portable 'classrooms at budget. "Soon there won't be any Peter high schools. because it had existed before any com- rage and parking areas and acquire not atUtched to the bond referendum the Meadowbrook School. or Paul," she added. munity zoning changes were made. "gas tanks and other equipment and all vote. Board member Terry Troutman said In another matter, Tarantolo said Board President Leonard Moon said he questioned why a student caught When asked how it was possible for a related work," according to its pro- In other education matters, A.F. the seventh and eighth graders at the he agreed with Nagy, though he said smoking in the bathroom is given the two-family house to be on the tax rolls posal. The project would cost $300,000. It Palmisano, superintendent, said the Athletic Director Phillip Braun had as- same suspension as a student who for more than 20 years as a single- would be located on borough property on board hopes to receive the remaining Memorial School should begin using the sured the board that the funds were cheats on an exam. family house, Raeder replied, "Like Pinebrook Road. $400,000 of its $1 million total in 1882-83 14 Apple II computers within a month. there for the restoration of the Bayshore every big corporation, every depart- impact aid from the federal government Most of them have arrived, but the Superintendent of Schools Bernhard ninth grade program. ment has their own ways of doing "We looked at property behind this by April. construction of carrels still needs com- W. Schneider said the circumstances in things, like keeping paperwork, and building (the Steelman School), but The school system receives the an- pleting before the program can begin, Vice President Dwight Pfennig said each case are considered by the faculty over the years svstems change." many residents objected, to we dis- nual payment because of the numerous he said. Braun's statements bothered him, since panel that metes out punishment for if there was extra funds to cover the offenses. addition of the teams mid-year, the ad- Schneider also said the punishments ministration had not recommended for smoking and cheating are not equal, enough of a cut to save money in April. since according to the guidebook given Linden Legal fees to be examined Board member Dr. Frank Paoni said to each student and approved by the the board was obligated to provide eve- board, the grade for the course in which the student is found cheating is im- By DAN BREEN the union and the committee and no ry student equal opportunity regarding period, Fred Klatsky, had received ones that initiated litigation after rejec- mediately halved about $7,000. ting our offers," Linder said. meetings are planned as of yet. athletics, adding that the Bayshore pa- The superintendent said he would MIDDLETOWN - Mayor Paul Under said the committee would Carton said last night he welcomes a rents and studens feel they do not have Irvin B. Beaver, state delegate for like the board to review the guidelines Under said yesterday that the Township look into the accuracy of the PBA's the PBA and chairman of the local's pay look into the fees his firm has charged that opportunity under the current sys- Committee "will look seriously" at le- tem. they established for these rules so they figures on Carton's fees as well as try raise committee, said the Township for the negotiations. would refamiliarize themselves with it. gal fees charged to the township during and get information regarding how The attorney said he is. one of the Paoni also said he "hopes the board Committee, hadn't bargained in good "They only see the list of sus- its ongoing negotiations with the Police- much Klatsky was paid. "We have to faith, forcing the union to seek help first municipal attorneys to bill monthly spends as much time on academic mat- man's Benevolent Association here. ters" as it has discussing the athletic pensions— other things are done," investigate both sides," the mayor said. from state mediators. for services with a computerized, Schneider said. PBA President James C. Wladyko, Under said he was not surprised by Both sides are currently waiting for itemized listing of work complete with situation at Bayshore. in a news release last week, said Town- the apparently large feet charged to the a hearing before the state Public Em- time record sheets. ship Attorney Peter Carton received at township for the negotiations since ployees Relations Council which will "It wouldn't take long," Carton least $21,000 from the township for work "from my understanding they're the determine which issues in the contract said.,. on the contract between September, longest negotiations for police contract dispute are negotiable. Marlboro Democrats "**** Carton, who is a former township 1981 and November last year. ever." Once that is determined, a date will mayor, said he has not received a copy The union official said the PBA's The mayor said only the PBA could be set for binding arbitration, since of the letter Wladyko sent to committee lawyer for the negotiations during that be faulted for that. '"They were the there is currently an Impasse between members requesting an investigation hit with slander suit

Township Administrator Herbert W. FREEHOLD - Marlboro s cbiet uu ocl. 88, HCi, • '--' [lags *<* vertisement supporting the Democratic Bradshaw said Carton "has never over- zoning officer has filed a second slander Former Rumson man arraigned candidates was published in the Central suit against Marlboro Democratic party billed the township — in fact, he's some- Jersey Leader, Vuola's suit states. That times has not billed us because of our officials in connection with an allegedly defamatory political flier advertisement contained references to By ANDREW SHEEHAN on term for attempting to smuggle of California, Colin Furness of Florida tight budget." Vuola that injured his reputation and eight-and-a-half tons of "Thai stick," and Michael Abell of Georgia. Assistant Wladyko's release said Carton, in Richard Vuola of Union Hill Road. brought him into "public disgrace, in- marijuana from Thailand, into Maine in U.S. Attorney Marianne Murphy will Marlboro, charged in a Superior Court addition to his retainer of $50,000, re- famy and scandal." without actually NEWARK - Former Rumson resi- 1977. prosecute the case. suit that Democrats Morton Salkind and ceived $200,000 for legal services in the naming the zoning officer, the suit dent Charles Minnig will stand trial Murphy yesterday declined com- Sheila Gross "willfully and malicious- charges. - -«••» /(.fenHtnti for Minnig became became a fugitive September, 1981-November, 1982 time- ment on whether the government views ly" attempted to injure his reputation The same references were published ,..., ...... £ and credit ju..^ ui Ajr!! "Wt for - «,„ „„») Hav in a widely distributed to smuggle 18 tons of hashishhihh iInto the r Id be," attempting to purchase cocaine from an *"£» £ C*tUi>. B ' irnetJiff According ~ ii... —., nit .. country in October 1981 while he sat In refusing township offers caused the slanderous statements were published candidates, the suit claims. The mailing federal prison. committee to review its entire contract, Oct. 28 and 29,1981, days before the 1981 also made allegations against Vuola by including many things the township felt name, and imputed his performance as U.S. District Court Judge Herbert J. p municipal election. Both Salkind, the 4Urdav arraigned MlnoU on - the salvage attempts, Murphy «!d, She had lapsed over the years. Democratic municipal chairman, and a commissioner on the Marlboro Town- ftVI •'.» If Ul'l.v- • .> • arug iioia 2 nallMfiUp ftva'..«-. ^ all ment. teew ' •'• - " • Sandy Hook to one of two smaller boats. John Clark of Red Bank, who was wants in the newcontract that will re- the election campaign and were respon- Gross refused to print a retraction of the Stern last month sentenced Tinton one of four area men to plead guilty to store some management rights lost In sible for the advertisements and fliers, remarks. The complaint demands com- The indictment also charges Minnig Falls resident William E. Beaty, 34, to conspiracy, testified during the trial previous years, the attorney said. the suit ass> pensate: with conspiring to salvage the hashlih 12 years in prison lor conspiracy to that Beaty had been in contact with "If any person wants to look »l the The Democarats seeking election ages, as well as costs. from the ocean floor after one boat — import and- distribute the hashish. John "someone named Charlie" after the scope of the township petition before that year were James M. Newman, Vuola, who no longer sits on the the Falcon - sank under the weight of Ballouz, a former resident of Atlantic failed attempt, but Clark said Beaty did PERC, they will see good money has Barbara Burkholz and Homer B. McCall MTMUA, also is a former township the contraband in high seas. Highlands, received a five-year sen- not mention the man's last name. been spent," Carton said. Jr. Vuola already has filed suit against councilman Clark Is scheduled for sentencing in PERC ml'i occ.u. :.*" much of the the three former candidate*, •.» Wfl aa attempt and the salvage operations, Minnig pleaded Innocent to the April along with E. Robert Soleau and non-economic language it will inlcude as their campaign manager, Hyman .attorney, prepared the suit on' Vuola's Minning was serving an eight-year pris- charges along with with Anthony Clarke Patrick Connell, both of Highlands. negotiable, Carton added. Grossman. behalf B2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18,19B3 Attorney explains Keansburg official calls 'disputed' words for waterfront zone shift By JO ASTRID GLADING changed to a special zoning classi- Toms River, will report back to the MIDDLETOWN - Fulfilling part of the second was announced settled yes- fication from the 2.9 acres in question at council. an oul-of-court settlement, Larry S. terday by Seeley's attorney, Fred M. KEANSBURG - The tract of water the corner of Raritan Avenue and The proposed change would also in- Uiigman. an attorney, announced yes- Klatsky of Red Bank. front land the borough has put up for bid Beachway up as far as Main Street, corporate the property at the corner of terday that he was "misunderstood" As part of the settlement, Loigman should be rezoned along with a large according to Mayor George Kauffmann. Main Street and PinevieW Avenue on when he allegedly made false and de- agreed that his comments at the Aug. 25 portion of the beachfront to allow for Kauffmann said the engineer will which a developer has proposed building iamalory remarks about a local police meeting were "misunderstood." He condominium development, the borough check the legal aspects, and made the 24 condominiums, a swimming pool, and lieutenant. added, "Lt. Seeley has done a good job engineer told the council last night. suggestion as a method of avoiding a bar. Lt Elwood Seeley had filed two Borough engineer Jake Read said the as a police officer during his police "spot zoning," Kauffmann said. Both properties are currently zoned slander suits against Loigman, both borough's zoning should probably be career." Read, of Fellows Read & Associates, B-2, which allows for business and stemming from comments the con- The objectionable comments, ac- amusement. troversial local attorney made at the cording to Seeley's suits, came when "We're trying to expand," Kauf- Aug. 25. 1981. meeting of the Township Loigman accused Seeley of doing • iiminittee fmann said in explanation of the con- "practically nothing" during his more Council split over tab templated zoning ordinance changes. The first suit was dismissed by Supe- than 25-year career as a police officer. "We'd like to see development go all rior Court Judge Marshall Selikoff, and At the time, Loigman was comment- the way down to the marina. We'd like ing on the departure of two veteran to incorporate a broader picture, or a township detectives. for officer's course broader scope, and attract developers." ' "One of the reasons that they gave KEANSBURG - A course entitled amount in tuition payments for the year. . The highly coveted land at the corner 2 teens nabbed for retiring or resigning," Loigman "Intercultural Communication" does "During the year they are paid for of Raritan and Beachway was put up for said, "was the fact that they were not fit the bill for police science the credits, but when they complete LARRY S. LOIGMAN sale by the borough in November, with locked into this type of salary schedule coursework, according to an unofficial their degree it seems wrong to give in home theft two final bidders in the running for the that did not in any way reward the consensus by the Borough Council last them the money immediately since we good name, fame and credit, both as an purchase. Francis Cappadonna, the KEANSBURG - Police yesterday officers that were doing a good job." night. have paid for the coursework," Currie individual and as a police officer." owner of the Beachview Rest Home, and irrested two juveniles, 15 and 17, and Turning his attention to "other of- And because of their disagreement said. He suggested that if the officer has former mayor Thomas Keelen, who charged them with the January burgla- ficers within the department," Loigman In fact, according to the suit, with the voucher as submitted by a already used some borough assistance owns the Stock House Restaurant across ry of an elderly borough resident's then said, "You have, for example, an Loigman's "false and slanderous police officer working toward his as- in tuition for the year, he should receive the street from the land, both bid on the home. officer in the police department such as statements" caused Seeley's reputation sociate's degree, the council will proba- the remainder of the salary increment, property. More than $500 worth of silverware, Lt. Seeley, who has worked there for to suffer among his neighbors and in his bly not foot the the bill for the course, as or wait until the first of the following silver coins,'a gold watch, bracelets, community. more than 25 years — has done prac- they do with police-related course work year to begin receiving it. In addition, several other people carings and rings were taken from the tically nothing during that entire period for officers working for their associate Borough Manager Frank InDelicato from outside the borough had expressed 12 Brookside home of Charles Higgins, a of time. The suit sought both compensatory or bachelor degrees. and punitive damages against the at- disagreed with Currie because of the interest in building condominiums on man described as elderly and recently And," the attorney continued, "I torney. The two sides did not report The issue, first questioned by Coun- wording of the police contract, but said that property! widowed. Investigating Officer Mauro think that we ought to be able to dist- yesterday whether any monetary dam- cilman Robert Currie, raised other less "It may call for a little change in the Keelens bid of $12,000 topped that (.'orvasce reported. inguish between such police officers as ages will be paid as part of the settle- easily solved problems with granting language of the contract in the next trip made by Cappadonna, but the council The two borough juveniles were Detectives (Stephen) Xanthos and ment. credit and salary incentives to police around." rejected all bids a week later with the charged with burglary and theft and are officers. He said his questions revolved hope that they can receive more money hoing held in the Monmouth County ju- (Leonard) Moon, who did recently re- sign, who were doing a superb job, and Seeley's first suit, which was filed by Currie questioned the neccessity to around unclear wording in the contract for the land. venile detention center, Corvasce said. pay a police officer with a recently- which did not clearly state if the someone such as Lt. Seeley, who has, as attorney W Randolph Smith of Red Council members at the time said A large portion of the stolen items were aquired associate or bachelors degree borough is obligated to pay for police- I said, done practically nothing." Bank, was dismissed by Selikoff for the they expected higher bids. recovered but most of the more valuble plaintiff's failure to answer inter- the $1,200 or $2,200 (respectfully) in related coursework beyond the items had already been sold, he added. Seeley charged in the suits that rogatories, Loigman said. The content annual salary increase on the year of the bachelors degree. He said the borough The use proposals made by both men ; The initial investigation was con- Loigman made those remarks "for the of the second suit was the same as the completion of the degree — since the has paid for such additional credits in in closed sessions were similar, council ducted by Patrolman Michael Pigott. purpose of injuring (Seeley) and bis first, Loigman added. borough has already forked out some the past. members said at the time. Near overdose leads to arrest for thefts By JO ASTRID GLADING KEANSBURG — Police arrested two men yesterday in Here comes relation to an October burglary of a doctor's office in which they allegedly stole the drugs they nearly overdosed on two days later, according to police. Kevin Kashack, of 65 Main St. and Steven Cocuzza, of Toms River, were arrested and charged with the Oct. 19 burglary of Dr. Philip Eatough's office, Det. James Beveridge reported yesterday. On Oct. 21, Beveridge said, both men were "near dead" when they were transported from Kashack's apartment to the intensive care unit of Riverview Community Hospital. They had in jested several different types of controlled dangerous substances. Beveridge said, and he estimated the men were only 15 minutes away from death. While in Riverview, Cocuzza was charged with possession of controlled dangerous substances, possession of stolen property (referring to the drugs he had injested), possession of hyperdermic needles, and possession of drug paraphernalia, along with being under the influence of controlled dangerous substances, Beveridge said. He was then transferred to Marlboro Psychiatric, where he was admitted to the Voluntary Drug Rehabilitation Pro- A fresh new taste experience gram. "He walked in the front door and out the back door and we never saw him again,'' Beveridge said. He was then arrested yesterday in Bricktown by that outshines menthol. Beveridge, Ptl. Mauro Corvase, and Det. Robert Hayes of the Dover Township arrest, Beveridge reported. He was transported to Keansburg and upon questioning, Beveridge said, police learned of the alleged complicity of Kashack in the October burlary. Kashack was arrested at 3 p.m. yesterday and charged with burglary, theft, and the It not onfy tastes fresher while you smoke. controlled dangerous substance charges, Beveridge said.. Cocuzza remains in Monmouth County jail in lieu of $5,000 bail, and Kashack was released on $5,000 bail after both men It even leaves you with a clean, fresh taste. were arraigned before municipal court Judge Robert Horan yesterday. They face a preliminary hearing before Horan today. Recovered in Kashack's appartment, Beveridge said, were physician's sample bottles of ten different types of controlled dangerous substances, seven hypodermic needles, and three hypodermic syringes. Naval man robbed by two with knives KEANSBURG - A United States sailor, home on leave, was robbed at knifepoint by two black males shortly after midnight yesterday, according to a report received by police. The alleged robbery occurred at 1 a.m. yesterday on Carr Avenue, police said. The victim, borough resident Thomas Gallant, who is stationed with the USS Yellowstone in Nor- folk. Va., reported he was robbed of $190 in cash. The men then took off in a 1976-77 red Chevrolet Monte Carlo with a white vinyl roof. The matter is under investigation by Patrolmen Michael Kennedy and Mauro Corvasce, and Detective James Beveridge. Police also indicated they are close to making arrests of those believed to be responsible for breaking and entering the Rainbow Room Arcade at approximately 3 a.m. Jan. 12. According to police, the burglars apparently entered through the hark mni'!w of the Main Street arcade, (fathered f '_ .; around and mwed them to the window, then accidently triggered the alarm system and fled with only $10.

PUBLIC NOTICE-REVENUE SHARING CONTINUATION OF PROPOSED USE HEARING Borough of Tinton Falls will conduct a proposed use hearing for revenue sharing expenditures at 8:15 P.M. on January 25, 1983 at Cut. ¥. et gsnoaJ avenue soarings funds iu u<. litsutsse : You never had it this f reshl year is $66,497.00 or $75,472.00 plus interest earned in the amount of $2,229.18...... to give written and oral comment on possioie

iBnT Handicapped-persons needing assitance or aids should contact the Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined government office before the meeting. That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. JEROME S. REED ootvuyh Onetk SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18,1983 The Arts The Daily Register B3 Kenny Rogers tops American Music Awards winners

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Kenny Rog- satellite transmission from San Diego. with Mac Davis and Melissa single, group, male and female per- American Music Award winners are origin of the record-buying public. ers, Lionel Richie. Aretha Franklin and Nelson had won three American Mu- Manchester, got her third American formers in each of three categories — determined by secret ballots from 30,000 Names of nominees are compiled Kool L The Gang were repeat winners sic awards in years past. . Music award by winning favorite soul country, soul and pop — for a total of IS record buyers selected to reflect the from the year-end charts of major mu- last night at the 10th annual American Richie brought his 10-year total to album for "Jump to It." awards. age, sex, geographic location and ethnic sic industry trade publications. Music Awards. five by winning favorite male soul vo- Diana Ross, who scored a big hit Other winners included veteran soul calist and favorite pop single for "Tru- with "Muscle," was named favorite singer Marvin Gaye, country rockers ly." female soul vocalist for the second time. Alabama and Daryl Hall & John Oates. John Cougar won favorite male pop Gaye, making a comeback after sev- Rogers, who came to the show, with vocalist honors. eral years of quiet with a single called 10 awards from previous years, added a "What can I say," he said after "Sexual Healing," won favorite soul favorite country single award • for making his thank-yous. "I'm an idiot." single. Love Will Turn You Around," the Olivia Newton-John won her ninth theme from his movie, "Six Pack." Alabama was voted favorite country American Music award by being named group and Hall & Oates won favorite pop In a reference to the film's lack- favorite female pop vocalist for the group. luster box office performance, Rogers fourth time. She accepted in a satellite said, "I can only wish the movie had transmission from Hawaii. The talent lineup for the two-hour done as well as the record did." ABC awards telecast included per- Barbara Mandrell was named favor- formances by John Cougar with veteran Rogers was also named the recipient ite female country vocalist for the third Detroit rocker Mitch Ryder, the Gap of the Award of Merit which each year straight year. But she said the honor Band, Hall & Oates, the Oak Ridge honors a member of the music com- was exciting as ever. Boys, the Sutler Brothers and Stray munity for "outstanding contributions "! think it's more exciting. My first Cats. over a long period of time to the musical child was not more exciting than my entertainment of the American Public." second," she told reporters back stage The American Music Awards, with Fellow country vocalist Willie Kool & The Gang was named favor- Dick Clark as producer, are essentially Nelson won favorite pop and country ite soul group for the second consecutive a musical public opinion survey. album awards for his LP "Always On year, and Aretha Franklin, who American Music Awards are given My Mind." Nelson gave brief thanks in a cohosted the two-hour ABC telecast each year to the most popular album, KENNY ROGERS ARETHA FRANKLIN TELEVISION TODAY

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summer's scholars, i.e., those who studied in England on California, is a contender for a Golden Globe award. pany they keep...then Sadwith's show is a winner already. In English-speaking Union scholarships. They are Linda Nastaj, Sadwith (a veterinarian turned screenwriter) was also contention with "Two of a Kind" are "Brideshead Re- Ocean, a teacher at Manalapan High School, and Shari associate producer of the showj starring George Burns and visited." "The Golda Meir Story," "Eleanor Roosevelt: Slocum, Neptune, a teacher at Shore Regional High School, Hobby Benson, who tugged at/the heartstrings as an aged First Lady of the World," and "Custody of Strangers." whose enthusiasm has bubbled over into their classrooms, grandpa and his retarded gra For his role in the show, Benson was also nominated for a with the result that they will shepherd some 30 students on a If television shows (like people) are judged by the com- Golden Globe; the awards will be made Jan. 29. COUNTY tour to England in the spring. Now that's really top drawer. FARE Others about were Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Neri of Kurnson and tin turnabout) Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wells of Fair Haven. Also, Violet Adamson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parremore, Shadow Lake Village; Mary Donovan, Sea Girt (a Scholar of some three summers ago) with her mother, sister and friends; Pamela Hall, Middletown; Ursula Uttley, Oakhurst; Sir By MARGUERITE HENDERSON Frederick and Lady Hervey-Bathurst. Jane Conger and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Van Anda, Rumson; Genevieve Ross, Mon- mouth Beach, but a Canadian by birth, who brought Fagy Mi' can say with a good bit of confidence that no Moss Gabbe, Little Silver, but originally of Capetown, South Africa, -I'littn on (ivorge Moss, Kurnson who had a grand time talking with Ethel Katzew, Rumson, That probably explains way he was seated with not one, also formerly of Capetown, and Peggy Nelson, Highlands, in>i ivyo. but with live lovely ladies at the English-Speaking who knows Capetown, loo. Then there were Rosemary Fran- I nKIII s Scholars Tea, Sunday, in Peninsula House, Sea cis, Amelia Casey, Florence Apy (her spouse went to the liiiglll Devils; game that is) and Margaret and Jean Paul Elard, all of Little Silver. •(irorge ia scholar himself, particularly as pertains to Mnntmiuth County history) was in Devonshire heaven (!) As far as the food was concerned, it was "hats off to p.irlukmK ol sausage rolls, scones, and Cornish pasties with Peninsula House" and particularly to Brian Pitcher, the VUiry Alice i wile i on his right and Dotty. Jackie, Nancy and maitre d', who put together all those meat-filled pasties and I'vdgy m close proximity. Their surnames are, in order, baked the scones, as well. Swell! l-.nmir. Schlutcr. Book and Lyford. whose spouses Sam, Now the English-Speaking members are speaking about I'IUT. Daniel and Martin apparently stayed at home to catch having a Pub Night. Hie gridiron action. Is all this scuttlebutt perfectly clear??? Some HO English-Speaking enthusiasts hied themselves to Golden Globe nominee the high tea. which was as elegant as any in Hyde Park. A Great news is that "Two of a Kind," the television special highlight was the slide-projection series put together by last - written by James Sadwith, originally of Colts Neck and now of •AT WIT'S END- RnllUr >MUi TEATIME — At right, above, are Marv Weir and Richard Povda, owners of Peninsula House, Sea Bright, officiating at the very proper Scholars' Tea sponsored Drive makes mind reel bv the Monmouth County Branch of the English-Speak- ing Union. Queued up for service are, left to right, Mrs. Ralph Neri, Lady Hervey-Bathurst and Sir Frederick Hervev-Bathurst, Rumson. Shown sampling some EDITOR'S NOTE: Erma Bombeck Is on vacation. This Is If I were a well woman, it would be different. People sweets in the photo at left are, left to right, Linda a repeat of one of her most popular columns. think I am strong, but I have fluttery innards. If we meet Nastai, Ocean, a teacher at Manalapan High School, By ERMA BOMBECK another car on this road I am going to spit up. and Shari Slocum, Neptune, a teacher at Shore Re- Maybe if I hummed. My throat is dry. Maybe if I gional High School, West Long Branch, who were last Thoughts of a mother who is driving home from a tapped my feet. My legs! I can't move my legs! It's just a year's scholarship recipients, and Vera Grunow, driver's test with a daughter who just got her license. muscle spasm. I've got to relax. Rumson, chairman of the scholarship committee. I've had a good life. An education. Married a man I So Where's big shot when his daughter is driving his loved. Gave birth to children. Have an automatic washer. car home? He's in an air-conditioned office. He doesn't All my own teeth. Came within 14 inches of sideswiping care what happens to me. Land in a ditch. Just so there's that patrol car. What more could I ask? a casserole in the oven. If I keep the seat belt on, I won't go through the - She's driving wide open! Or is that the gas gauge? windshield. On the other hand, if I want to get out in a Whatever, she's going too fast. It's all her father's fault. hurry, I'm trapped. How can she see that dog when the He's the one who gave her confidence. I said wait till radio is on so loud? she's 35. Has some responsibility, something to live for, It's going to be nice having a teen-ager who drives. but no.... OPEN TONIGHT Sending her to the store for me. Picking up the boys at and every TUESDAY NIGHT baseball. Taking in the cleaning. I'll have time to loll Those poor devils who work for the highway depart- UNTIL 9:00 P.M. around on the phone talking to the police, checking the ment. They should be making $50,000 a year. As for hospitals ... the tow trucks... our insurance man. driver's ed teachers, they have to be pill poppers. Other- Open Mondays thru Saturdays.. 9 a m -5:3Op m wise, how could they climb into those can every day with Open Tuesday Nights unitl 9 p m Somehow, she doesn't look like the same sweet innocent who climbed into the car this morning. She looks like 531 PRQBPECT AVENUE" LITTLE SILVER Bonnie speeding to meet Clyde. First the license, then it's Are you listening up there? I make you a promise. Let cigars. me get home safely to my driveway and I will never Detroit sits up there trying to improve their hubcaps. again talk about my neighbors, go off my diet, yell at the Why don't they put a brake on the passenger side of the kids, cheat at cards, over-charge or complain about car? Fifty million mothers would thank them. Are you housework. You think I don't mean business? You get me listening, Detroit? I want to open my eyes, but I can't. there without any abrasions and ... I'll clean my oven! ANN LANDERS Don't take abuse

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I thought of the "sex contract" especially last week, — helping their own through the mine tifld ol adolescence -- The parents who sign on the dotted line, after all, are not when, as a parting shot, Secretary of Health and Human then this law would leave the young more vulnerable Of There are a growing number of families in the country giving their blessing to booze. But they know the statistics of Services Richard Schweiker decided to publish rules that 400.000 teen-agers using these birth clinics, its estimated that operating under a contract. Not a marriage contract, mind real life: 35 percent of the 25,000 drunk-driving deaths are would force federally funded birth-control clinics to tell a lourth of them would no longer come lor help if the clinics you, not even a contract for housekeeping or cooking. The caused by 16- to 24-year-olds; 55 percent of all traffic deaths parents when girls under 18 get birth-control prescriptions. had to tell on them Only 2 percent would slop having sex. contract that they have signed is between teen-age kids and are due to alcohol For two years, the administration has tried to sell this parents, and it's about drunken driving. Given the alternatives — and sometimes that's all parents idea as an aid to families. It would be a government "con- The reality is that parents are uflen laced with alter- The idea was dreamed up and drawn up over a year ago in of teen-agers-are given — they chose to protect their kids tract" to make the clinics tell, even if children won't. The natives they haven't chosen, alternatives they may not like massachusetts by some sophomores at Wayland High School, They are constantly pushed buck to tht- second line and third from the worst consequences of their mistakes. They say that government would put the dime in the phone booth, the stamp line ol defense They can I ultimately choou whether their together with the town's health-education director, Robert there's a difference between breaking a rule and wrecking a on the letter. Anastas. They formed something called SADD, Students children have sex. whethei liicir children confide in them car. They promise to suspend criticism for the moment and This law, this "squeal law" as it's been dubbed, has a Sometimes the choice comes down to this Is it better for Against Drunken Driving, and today that program can be help. certain appeal. There are times when parents long for in- found In over 100 schools in Massachusetts and 350 more those young who ran I tell their parents they're having sex to I'd like to think that this SADD creation could be a model formation about the young people in their lives But in real have it with, or without, I'irlli control' throughout the country. for families. 1 can imagine a file full of such contracts for life, it cuts against their grain, against their goals At the crux of SADD is a deal struck between parents and teen-agers and parents: "We don't want you to drink. But if The statistics of teen-age sex are as well-known to parents I just don t think that governmenl contracts work in the teen-agers. The kids promise to call their parents "if I am you do drink, for heaven's sake, don't drive. We don't want as the statistics of drinking. By age 18, two-thirds of the boys family arena. 1 like the SADD model better. It's the personal ever in a situation where I have had too much to drink or a you to smoke marijuana, but if you do, don't get hurt. We and more than half of the girls have had intercourse. The contracts that count, the private ones that we write as friend or a date who is driving has had too much to drink." don't want you to have sexual intercourse, but if you do, don't threatening accident at this human intersection is pregnancy. volunteers, and sign as partners But even these can only work The parents in turn promise to come and get the kids with impregnate or get pregnant. We may not approve, but we'll There are 1.2 million teen-age pregnancies a year. when families can talk about sex as freely as they are talking "no questions asked and no argument at that time." try to be there for you." If the main goal of parents is what I think it is. protection now about drinking and driving HINTS FROM HELOISE YOUR HEALTH Shine rubbed off clothes First lady sets example

DEAR HELOISE: hidden area to determine if the sand- help others. Always forgetting or not By LESTER L. COLEMAN, metastasize, or extend, to that all the surrounding Us Koi many complex rea- I am hoping (and praying) that you paper might do too much damage to the finding something In the store drove me M.D. other organs. sue is normal before the sons, gometimes the retina is will please lei as know la your column fibers. If not, by using one or both of crazy, so one day, I look a four- by six- These basal cell wound is sewed together detached [nun its base. In- how to make the shine disappear from these methods, you just may save your Inch file card with me. On It as I went by Since the wife of our presi- epitheliomas or carcinomas With fine surgical instru- terference with sight is im- the seat ol pants, skirts etc. skirt, or whatever. Hugs — Heloise each aisle, I noted the aisle number and dent had an operation on her tend to occur mostly around ments and the use of the opcr the bridge of the nose, on the ating microscope, the M-

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He will serve a four-year LONDON (AP) - A poll published yester- The prince is scheduled to rejoin the air- term. Patrick Sheridan and Theodore Befune were appointed day says most Britons approve of the ro- craft carrier HMS Invincible at the end of as alternates. mance between Prince Andrew and Ameri- this month for a 12-week overseas tour of can movie actress Koo Stark duty. Howard Mann, Irwin Katz and Sid Sakevka were appointed to the Zoning Board by a 4-3-1 vote with Republican Mayor Seven of every 10 men and six of every 10 The poll of 525 people, conducted for the Thomas Powers abstaining. women said it would be OK if Andrew, 22, tabloid Sun by Audience Selection, found the popped the question to the 26-year-old Stark, most support for the prince's headline-mak- Noel Osbon will serve on the township's Municipal Utili- who as a teen-ager appeared in several soft- ing liaison with Stark among the 15-34 age ties Authority for a five-year term. The council voted him in core erotic movies. group. Nine of 10 young people approved of with a 4-3 vote. Andrew marrying Koo. Only 52 percent of Democratic Councilman Eugene Sadowski voted against Last week it was reported that Andrew, those ages 55 and over approved. all the appoinments. During discussion, however, he ex- second oldest son of Queen Eliiabeth II and plained that he was, "not voting against each Individual third in line to the throne, had given Stark the Those polled said they doubted whether named in the resolutions," but instead objected to only some naval identity tag he wore as a helicopter Stark would make as good a princess as of the nominees. pilot in the war in the Falkland Islands last Prince Charles' wife, Princess Diana, an Sadowski added there were other nominees for the posi- year earl's daughter. tions who he thought should have been considered. AiucliUd Prtu Mwlo HOFFMAN DRAWS REACTION — Abble Hoffman, an activist in the 1960s, The council also reappointed Marilyn Rate! as registrar of dramatizes his opposition to the Point Pleasant water diversion project in vital statistics, and Marilyn Barrett as deputy registrar. Both Former civil rights leader may march to a different calling Doylestown, Pa., Monday at the Bucks County Courthouse. are three-year appointments. Powers reappointed John McGinty to the planning board. MILWAUKEE — James E. Groppi, the pi said, speaking as a bus driver. "They are In other business, the council authorized the sale of more former civil rights activist who now drives a terrorizing blacks and whites." than $3 million in bonds for general obligations, including city bus for a living, says he would like to But, speaking as a former priest who was Country western format receives poor reviews from audience expenditures for the municipal complex and the surrounding work with youth gang members as a priest. a major force in the Milwaukee civil rights' property, road improvements, water system improvements, activities during the 1960s, he added: AMARILLO, Texas - It all fell on deaf Sunday. Fritz Blanke, who runs the Hot and legal and contractor fees for the now defunct expansion Groppi said in an interview with The "They can be turned around and become ears as about 200 rock 'n' roll music fans Rocks club, awarded prizes to patrons with plans for the Ma tawan-Aberdeen Public Library. Milwaukee Journal that as a bus driver he a constructive group over there." picketed in protest to a switch to country the most imaginative signs. considers the gangs a cancer that ought to be Democratic Councilman Burton Morachnick reminded Groppi — who has two children and whose music at a radio stationed owned by country removed from the community. But he said "Take the sawdust out of Mel's ear," residents to remove their vehicles from the streets when wife is expecting a third — also said be music singer Mel Tillis that, as a former Roman Catholic priest who read one. snowstorms are expected. Morachnick cited complaints from believes the Roman Catholic Church even- A week ago KYTX-FM dropped its album- Blanke said he knew the protest was "not has married, he wants to redirect them into tually will drop the ban on married priests. municipal workers who could not plow some streets because constructive activity. oriented rock format and began playing coun- going to change things." But, he added, "We of "cars parked on both sides." "Rome doesn't really change anything," try and western music exclusively. And the might be able to entice some other station "You can't look at these kids as kind of he said. "The people change it. And then station management says it's not about to into changing their format." In response to questions from fellow councilmen, an oppressed minority because they have Rome acknowledges that a change has taken switch back. Tillis, who also owns an AM station in Morachnick said, "If you can't fit all your cars into your become the worst kind of oppressors," Grop- place." A local night club organized a protest Amarillo, bought KYTX a year ago. driveway, borrow your neighbor's." Blood drive held today SHREWSBURY - Monmouth Reform Temple, Tinton Falls, and the Presbyterian Church of Shrewsbury are holding their second annual joint blood drive tomorrow from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. The Central Jersey Blood Bank will set up equip- Now from Fidelity Union ment at the Presbyterian Church on Sycamore Avenue in Shrewsbury, just east of Route 35. Because of the shortage of donors over the holiday season, the members of both congregations, Monmouth Reform Tem- ple and The Presbyterian Church, invite neighboring syn- agogues and churches to join in this donor program. All members of a donor's family will be covered for any emergency blood needs for a full year. Shoplifting talk slated Two insured MATAWAN - Isabel Pizarro, Matawan Regional High School senior, will be the guest speaker at the next meeting of the Matawan-Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce. Pizarro, a member of the Distributive Education Clubs of America, did a study last year on shoplifting. 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Top-ranked Red Bank rebounds — was aided by the Red Bank (12-0) whipped Manalapan, 81-61. in a defense which often had c.enter Dan non-conference game at Rutgers Athlet- Stubbs leaning on the taller, but thinner ic Center, dropping Manalapan (9-2) Zueker from No. 2 to No 4 in The Daily Reg- Stubbs. who is being recruited by the ister poll. Rutgers' football team, was aware of "They may have over-concentrated Zucker's reputation"! tried to in- on our press." Red Bank coach Nick timidate him so he wouldn't score too Pizzulli said. "We go into every game much." Stubbs. who had 13 points and 10 knowing we'll play three or four de- rebounds, said "Our game plan was to fenses. We found the 3-2 defense effec- keep him off the boards at all cost, so I tive and stayed with it." gave him a couple of elbows so he'd "Their press didn't hurt us," Jan- know 1 was there ' narone remarked. "We didn't score and Stubbs didn't throw me off at all," they beat us off both boards, that's 411." Zueker countered. "1 scored a lot in the Ed Zueker. the 6-7 Manalapan center first quarter because I kept on moving, who made his Rutgers debut last night, and got high percentage shots ' scored the first six Manalapan points. That's when Pizzulli called for the and 10 of the-firsl 14. before Red Bank's 3-2 defense. With the score tied at 8, the 3-2 defense took him out of the offense. Hues run oft a 21-6 spurt, causing turn- Zueker. who will play for Rutgers next overs and running the fast break off of year, had 17 points and four rebounds. them. George Hall had six of the 13 ' Rcflitur photos bv Larry Ptrn j "He's a 17-year-old boy." Jannarone points on the drive — and a game-high 19 HALL GETS IT ALL — Red Bank Regional guard George Hall (33) has a said of Zueker, "and every 17-year-old overall — while George Sims scored the clear path to the bucket during last night's game betweert the undefeated boy deserves an off night He didn't first 10 Red Bank points of the second BUC SHOT — Red Bank Regional's Edgar Bovnton (4) takes an off Buccaneers and Manalapan at Rutgers Athletic Center in Piscatawav. respond to the physical challenge." quarter to make the score 29-14.' balanced shot at the bucket as Manalapan's Ed Farrell (45) tries to block Manalapan's Joe Zebrowski (34) moves in on the plav. 1 would call it an off night lor See Bucs, page C3 in last night's game at the Rutgers Athletic Center. Red Bank won, 81-61. Undefeated Bucs j£ No. 10 Mater Dei keep top ranking | looks to move up "I've said it all along, it's tough to last night, when the 5-7 guard upped Red Tenth-ranked Mater Dei High School, by Renee Kurowski, the top scorer in the defend against us because we've got five Bank's lead to 66-44 with a twisting drive, which made it's first appearance in The Monmouth County, are biding their time until guys who can put it in the hole. " Red Bank putting the ball up with his right hand as his Daily Register's Top 10 last week, has a they meet the Purple ROSPS next month in a Regional High School boys basketball coach body crossed to the left of the hoop Three chance to make a big move in girls basketball game that could finally get them to the top of Nick Pizzulli said after the undefeated Bucs Manalapan defenders watched helplessly, this week. the heap. made it 11 straight with an 81-61 win over It was a rough week for Manalapan The Seraphs (8-2), have won five straight Neptune raised it's record to 9-2 and held previously ranked No. 2 Manalapan last 172) The Braves lost to Christian Brothers games and have big contests coming up with night dl Rulgeil Athletic Center. '• • " ' """"/temtemy. 74-73. tupped M-ailbuiu antt lost on to the No 3 position, while Manasquan. No.5 Keyport today and top-ranked St. Rose turned in a pair of victories during the week The Bucs, who have not budged from to Red Bank CBA. 9-2. moves into the No 2 of Bel mar next Tuesday. The Keyport game their No 1 ranking since the beginning of spot, while Manalapan drops to No 4. and moved up two notches to No.4. The Fliers the season, placed five players in double , will be especially important to Mater Dei. and Big Blue will meet tonight in Neptune tBA had a o( e wlns ( which trails the Red Raiders by a game in the uc sandwiched around Shore Conference "C" Division race. Keyport 19-2). which plays host to the iriSSlssf " rss Will Be Tested Seraphs tonight, is expecting its outstanding George Hal. ,19 points,. George Sim. ^^XuV & pas, three weak Keyport will be a big test for us.'' Mater player Colleen Brady back this week and ' H J?" u , ' ',„ y. TnLX opponents ami held onto their No 3 ranking Dei coach Kevin Attridge said. "Whenever could move up in the poll from it's fifth spot you play a team like them (or St. Rose) the Brady has been out with an injury ^TnKed up'a S^tfinTe £w * - ^ ^ key is playing smart and not making a lot of fourth period. , Asbury Park, at 8-2. and Red Bank Catho- Asked to evaluate Zucker's per- Asbury Hark 110-2) won three games to turnovers." The lack of turnovers and a balanced lic, now 8-3. both moved up during the week formance. Pizzuli said Id still like to I«*P possession of the No 5 spot The and stand sixth and seventh. have him on my team." BBWW tnMICM A-Ilentuwn, 99-37. and scoring attack have been the two main.rea- Alas, the next team for Zueker will be ! routed Point Pleasant and Manasquan by 19 sons why the Seraphs have rebounded from Red Bank Regional (9-2) survived a scare Rutgers. The 25-pomts a game senior said it an(l 47 P°inls respectively their slow start. last night from unranked Manalapan. but still' wasn't the arena which bothered him last Als» unchanged is St. John Vianney "Our bench is pretty deep," Attridge drops from fourth to eighth in the poll The night. II was frustrating not getting the l9"2''. whlch defeated Red Bank Catholic said. "We don't have any big scorers, but Bucs were the second-rated team early in the ball." he remarked "The arena didn't and Ocean Township to stay ranked at No . we'll eight-point you to death. With our team make me nervous " '• we just can't make any mistakes." Red Bank won three games this week. »»• ^ Long Branch won three games to When it comes to making mistakes, the Freehold (8-2) won both it's games last defeating Red Bank Catholic by 41 points. "P •<* record to 8-2 The Green Wave routed » - only one the girls at St. Rose ever seem to week but managed to slip a spot and stand) Ocean Township by 21 and Manalapan by 20. Rumson-Fair Haven. 34-29. then trounced make is playing one of the strongest sched- ninth, with the Seraphs retaining 10th. George Hall scored 25. 26 and 19 points to Shore Regional. 64-29 Then Long Branch . J# ules in the state. The Purple Roses dropped lead the Bucs Halls best moment came held off a scrappy St. Rose squad. 58-51, to their second game of the year, as opposed to solidify the No. 7 spot. their 10 victories, but they nevertheless re- THE DAILY RElilSTK.K THE DAILY RKUISTKR Pressing Long Branch is No 8 Neptune, main atop the Register poll as the top team in TOP 10 GIRLS TEAMS TOP 10 BOYS TEAM which polished off Matawan and St Rose to Monmouth County. 1-Red Bank Reg ll2-0t run its record to8-3. 2 — CBA (8-2) Howell (7-2) remains the No. 9 team Earlier in the season, the Roses dropped a 1 - St. Rose 110-2 2 — Si. John Vianney illMl 3 - Maler Dei (10-1) after Ed Serafin and Ray Polovina led the game to longtime power Paramus Catholic 4 — Manalapan (9-21 Rebels to easy victories over Point Pleas- before losing a two-point decision to un- 3 — Neptune IM 4 — Manasquan i9-i 5 - Asbury Park.... :. (10-2i an( and Allentown Serafin had 45 points in REACHING, REACHING — Red Bank Regional's defeated Notre Dame of Trenton on Satur- '8 — St. John Vianney (10-21 the two games, while Polovina added 36. Vin Hall (50) and Manalapan's Rich Tvas (21) day. o — Keyporl .' (»-'J 7 —Long Branch (8-2l Middletown South (7-41 ousted Ocean reach for the ball. The two teams were battling (or 6 - Asbury Park... 18-3 8 —Neptune (8-3» Township I5-6I from the Top 10 as the position in The Dailv Register's Top 10 last night. Only Unbeaten Team 7 - R.B. Catholic 1*3 9 —Howell (7-2) Eagles topped Middletown North and The Bucs remained Not in the poll with a win. St. John Vianney (10-0) remains the coun- 8 - Red Bank KIR (9-3 10 — Middletown South...'. (7-4) Raritan. Manalapan dropped to fourth. ty's lone unbeaten girls team and also stays 9 - Freehold...'. lM in the No.2 spot in the poll. The Lancers, led 10 - Maler Dei (H-2

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Not in stock - illow 4-6 Wfliki 462-0042 del dependant upon factory availability C2 The Dtfly Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY. JANUARY 18. 1983 Lady Hawks sputter, then roll to get the best of FDU, 72-56 By JIM HINTELMANN Bonita Spence and Rosie Strutz were the co- Monmouth (8-6) kept its lead in the Cos- leaders of Monmouth's second half surge with 14 mopolitan Conference with a 3-0 league mark. WEST LONG BRANCH - It took almost a and 12 points, respectively. FDU dropped to 7-7 overall and 1-1 in the con- half a game to get going last night, but once "Bonita can get emotional when her shot isn't ference. Monmouth College's women's basketball team going in," Parker said. "But she started to hit in Monmouth out-rebounded the Knights, 43-30, put it together, the Lady Hawks had little trouble the second half when we needed them. with Rosie Strutz grabbing 10. Neither team shot defeating Fairleigh Dickinson of Teaneck, 72-56, "Tammy had a good game. She has improved well. Monmouth made 30 of 72 from the floor, in a Cosmopolitan Conference contest. on the boards and is one of the better offensive compared to 20 of 54 for FDU. The Lady Hawks Approximately 125 people attended the game. rebounders around." were 12 of 15 from the foul line while FDU was 16. "Our game plan was to rebound well and keep FDU stayed with Monmouth most of the first of 19 (Janice) Reaves under control," Monmouth half, taking its final lead at 26-24 on Cassandra Rosie Strutz finished with 20 points, while. coach Milt Parker said. "We wanted to keep Sparrow's layup. Spence added 18. ourselves mentally in the game and hustle all the Tammy Strutz and Cindy Hook scored for Monmouth is home again Friday in a game way." Monmouth before Joan O'Brien of FDU tied it for against George Washington University. Game Reaves, a 6-1 senior came into the game the last time with a layup. Maggie Matthias put in time is 6 p.m. averaging 20.2 points a game and 12.2 rebounds a a jumper to give Monmouth the lead for good and The Monmouth-Rider College game on Feb. 8 game, but the Hawk defense held to her to only 15 Tammy Strutz hit at the buzzer to give the Lady has been switched to Rider College. The original points and five rebounds. * Hawks a 32-28 edge schedule listed it as a home game. "It was almost the same way we played The second half belonged to the Lady Hawks Monmoulh CollNt (721 ._,•• m SDOTte M-11. Ale««n«r 0-2 2. MIUMII M4. T. StruU «H. R. against Wagner," Parker said. "We knew that with Spence and Rosie Strutz leading an 18-6 spurt Strut! 10-0-20. Hook SO 10, Mtthlat 2-M. Gjrglulo 0-0-0, Mflllna . FDU liked to block shots so we told our girls to to gave them a 50-34 margin. 0 0-0 TOTALS JO-IJ-JJ use a head fake. That helped to get Reaves out of FDU never got closer than 11 the rest of the °"*Kh 0-3 3, Rodwn 0-M. H.rrli 5-2-1J. RMVM HIS, SMrrow 4-4-12. O'Brien 5-0 10. VandersllccOi 2 TOTALSJO-H-M the game. She picked up two fouls early." game. Halttlme: Monmoulh 32-28 Bucs edge Manalapan inOT MANALAPAN - Red Bank Regional, ranked game. No 8 in The Daily Register Top 10, was forced into The Rockets were led by Toni McGraw's 11 overtime before it was able toovercom e a tough GIRLS BASKETBALL points. They are still looking for their first win of Manalapan squad, 6645, in a non-conference the year after 10 loses. game. Howell 47, Brick Twp. 34 Delores Dixon, who took scoring honors in the Ashuck's 18 points. HOWELL - Howell overcame a six-point half- game for the Buccaneers with 33 points, scored Ashuck scored eight of those points in the time deficit with a strong second half showing and three points in the extra period togiv e Red Bank second period as the Eagles spurted ahead. They ran away from Brick in a non-conference game. the victory. Jackie Hare added 17 points for Red led 38-30 at the end of three, but scored only six The Rebels tied the game after three periods Bank (9-2). points in the final quarter. Mary Kilgannon was and then Lily Frazier scored eight of her game- high for Toms River North with 15. Louisse Damiani, who paced the Braves with high 19 points in the final quarter to lead the 20 points, tied the game with 21 seconds left and Middletown South is now 8-4. The Mariners are Rebels to their fourth victory in nine games. then scored early in the extra period to give the 5-5. Frazier, who also grabbed 10 rebounds, was Braves their last lead at 63-61. Rumson-F II. 60, Raritan 33 backed up by Rachel DaSilva, who scored eight The contest had been tied eight times before a RUMSON — Rumson Fair-Haven Regional points and grabbed 16 rebounds. Dixon basket put Red Bank ahead tosta y and two jumped to a 20-point first quarter lead and then Brick was paced Robin Meany's 14 points. Nina Johnson free throws put the Bucs up 66-63 coasted to an easy non-conference victory over Ranney School 26, Covenant Christian 24 with time running out. Raritan. TINTON FALLS - Jennifer Hine came off the Middletown South 44, T.R. North 40 Leslie Killeen scored 12 of her game-high 20 bench to lead Ranney School to a 28-24 win over TOMS RIVER - Middletown South survived points in the first period and her sister Jill tossed Covenant Christian. M.ocl.ttd Prm photo turnovers and poor play in the fourth period, hung in 7 of her 11 as the Bulldogs opened up a 27-7 lead. Hine, scored eight of her 10 points in the fourth SURPRISE — New York Knicks Bill Cartwright (25) and Truck Robinson (23) flank on and beat Toms River North behind Andrea Mary Karlo added 10 points for Rumson (5-7), period, including the winning basket with five Chicago, Bulls Ronnie Lester (12) after Lester's shot bounced off the rim and off which let every player on the squad get in the seconds to play. Cartwright's chest during last night's game in New York. A's Kingman goes to Sox Knicks win, Nets fall BOSTON (AP) - Right- handed pitcher Brian King- EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - txaie man of the Oakland A's was Johnson scored 28 points, including 18 in the acquired by the Boston Red Sox yesterday for a player to A paid directory of coming events for non-profit JANUARY 23-SUNDAY second half, and had 11 assists to lead the NBA organizations. Rates $3.75 for three lines for 1 day ($1.00 VFW Post 2179 Flea Market, Sun., Jan. 23, 9 A.M. Atlanta Hawks to a 102-96 National Basket- be named later. General Manager Hay- each additional line), $5.00 for three lines for two days to 4 P.M. at Post Building, Hwy. 36 (East) Port ball Association victory over the New Jersey ($1.50 each additional line), $6.50 for three lines for Monmouth. (next to A It P). Advanced reservations $8 Knicks 119, Bulls 109 wood Sullivan said he dealt Nets last night. three days ($2.00 each additional line), $7.50 for three per table, day of flea market $10 per table Call 240-3925 NEW YORK - Bill Cartwright, Truck for Kingman on the recom- Tree Rollins, the Hawks' 7-foot-l center, lines for four or five days ($2.25 each additional line), or 787-6183. Robinson and Paul Westphal each exceeded mendation of Red Sox dominated the middle with 13 points, nine $9 00 for three lines for six to eight days ($2.50 each their season highs in scoring to lead the New pitching coach Lee Stange, rebounds and 10 blocked shots additional line), $10.50 for three lines for nine to ten Ladies Auxiliary of VFW. Post 1953. will hold a York Knicks to victory over the Chicago formerly ith Oakland, and The Nets took a 96-95 lead with 1:41 left on days ($3.00 each additional line). Each additional day Tricky Tray at the Post home, Ramsey Ave., Bulls. catcher Jeff Newman, ac- Otis Birdsong's layup. $1.00, each additional line $3.00. Deadline 11 AM two Keansburg. 2 p.m. Prizes It refreshments. Tickets $2, But the Hawks, evening their record at Cartwright led the Knicks with 28 points, quired by Boston from the A's may be purchased at door, or call 787-2671. in a trade last month. days before publication. Call The Daily Register, 19-19, scored the final seven points of the one more than his season high, while Rob- 542-4000, ask for The Date Secretary game as Rory Sparrow hit a 19 foot jump shot inson had 26 points and scored more than 16 "We're delighted to get JANUARY tt - FRIDAY with 51 seconds to go, Steve Hawes made for the first time since he had his previous Brian," Sullivan said. "Smurfs Alive" at the Meadowlands. $18 includes three of four foul shots within a 24 second best this season of 21 on Nov. 3. bus and exc. seats. Bus leaves Red Bank and Hazlet Sponsored by the Open Door of the Bayshore Area. Call span and Johnson sank a pair of free throws. Westphal s 25 points were more than he JANUARY 17, It, 24 & 25 - MON. * TUES. 739-3963,495-2471,264-2768. The Nets, who fell to 25-15, have lost two has had for the Knicks since they signed him The Monmouth Civic Chorus under the direction of last March 13. His previous best was 19. of their last three games after an 11-game W.R. Shoppell Jr. will hold open auditions for new Mid-Atlantic bus trip to Playboy Casino. $14. Louie Orr and Trent Tucker added 15 each winning streak. chorus members on Mondays, Jan. 10, 17 tt 24, for an Rebate $5 cash, $12.50 prime rib dinner. Leaves Mid- for the Knicks as they more than com- New Jersey had trailed by 10 points with April performance of Mendelssohn's Elijah. On dletown 5:30, Hazlet 5:45. Goodies on bus 787-4921. 10 minutes remaining, but went on a 19-10 pensated for the loss of Bernard King, who II1£ Tuesdays, Jan. 11,18 & 25 for a May stage production of spurt and pulled to within 91-90 on a pair of was injured Friday night after leading New The CottmanPrewntrte Brigadoon. All auditions will be at the Embury U FEBRUARY 2 - WEDNESDAYS Darwin Cook free throws. York in scoring for 18 straight games. Maintenance Service includes: Methodist Church, Church St , Little Silver at 7:15 P.M. Monmouth County Park System Quilting Workshop, The Nets took their first lead of the game Reggie Theus led Chicago with 31 points mad test remove pan, visual For further information call Roxie Sieple at 531-5232 or Wednesdays. Feb 2, 9, 16 tt March 2, 9, 16, 7-9 p.m. .at 94 93 on Albert King's 10-foot jump shot while Dave Corzine had IB and Orlando inspection, clean sump and Jane Klrby at 531-7024. Holmdel Park Activity Center. Fee $20 plus supplies. with 2 03 left. King led the Nets with 21 Woolridge 17 for the Bulls. screen', adjust bands and 642-4000 for info/registration. points and Birdsong added 20 and seven as- After seven lead changes and four ties in linkage*, replace pan gasket JANUARY It - TUESDAY sists. the third quarter, the Knicks scored nine The Monmouth Conservatory of Music Performing FEBRUARY 4, 5 41 - FRI., SAT. It SUN. and fluid. Maureen Deakin Dance Ensemble premiering Darwin Cook, who finished with 16 points, points in a row to take the lead for good at This is a preventive Division invites you to tryouts for "The Nightingale" by 81-73 "Solstice". 10th Anniversary Concert, Brookdale Col- keyed the Nets' late surge with three steals. maintenance service. If you Charles Strouse, composer of "Annie" & "Bye, Bye Birdie." 10 adults, 8 teens for a production in early lege Performing Arts Center. Fri. & Sat., 8 p.m., already have transmission Sunday. 2 p.m. Call 842-3335 for tickets problems, ask about our April. 7 p.m., Church of the Nativity, Hance tt Ridge Middletown PAL schedules other services. Roads, Fair Haven. For further info 741-8880. FEBRUARY 5 - SATURDAY Woman's Club of Red Bank trip to Duke Gardens, SHREWSBURY New Outlook Singles. 40-60, for single, divorced and Shrewsbury Avt It Rt 35 widowed adults. Every Tuesday, $3. Special tonight Somerville Bus, admittance ft lunch, $18. Bus leaves 9 Junior Olympic fight card 542-8*22 $1.50. D.J., cash bar, coffee cake. 8 P.M., Club 95 West, a.m. Call 747-9433 TOM8 RIVER Second Ave , West End, Long Branch. Call Hanna FEBRUARY 6 - SUNDAY MIDDLETOWN - The Middletown PAL Gloves by decisioning Michael Cobt> of Hill- Nflir Ri 37 4 Hoop* Avo 222-3596, or Louise 681-2228. Ice Capades at Madison Square Garden. $19 in- will stage a Junior Olympic Boxing show at side Boxing Club in the 147-pound novice 244-7300 cludes excellent seats and transportation. Sponsored by its headquarters on Kings Highway here Sun- class. The Golden Glove fights are being held FREEHOLD Parents Without Partners Chapter 644 cocktail day. in the Elizabeth-Carteret Hotel in Elizabeth • 656 SUM Hoy 33 party-orientation. Birch Hill Swim Club, Rt. 9. Old The Holmdel Auxiliary to Bayshore Community Hospi- It mi [mid tal 264-6346 At least 10 to 15 bouts, involving 10 to 15- Johnson is now 2-0. FrMftoM ftacanoj Bridge, 8:30 p.m. Members $3, prospective members $5. year-old boxers from throughout the state, Other Middletown PAL fighters sched- 7M-3100 Chapter phone, 671-2777. , St. Mary,. New Monmouth bus to Ice Capades will be on th.e card which will begin at 1 p.m. uled for the Golden Gloves are Reuben San- POINT PLEASANT starring Babilonia It Gardner with brunch at 3219Bndgo Avo JANUARY II - WEDNESDAY tos of Middletown, 106-pound open; Eddie Spindletop. $25. Leaves 10 a.m., home 5:30 p.m. Call Coach Ron McGhee hopes to have two of •M-16O0 Camp Oakhurst Adult Center is sponsoring Art Mejias of Middletown, 165-pound open; An- 787-9138 or 787-3652. his young aces. 75-pound junior Bobby Auer dra Hayes of Asbury Park, 178-pound open; Classes for physically disabled teens, adults and sen- of Keansburg and 139-pound Eddie Reid of Jimmy Walsh of Manalapan, 132-pound nov- iors. Transportation available. Painting, photography Auxiliary to Arthur Brisbane Child Treatment Little Silver, on the card. ice; Mark Shopp of Middletown, 112-pound and pottery offered. Also, learn to cook from wheel- Center sponsors bus trip to Tropicana Casino. Leaves Ricky Johnson of AsburV Park gave the novice; and Phil Licalvi of Leonia, 147-pound chairs with special kitchen and equipment. Winter Buck Smith's parking lot 8:30 a.m., leaves Atlantic City PAL. a winning start in the state Golden novice. coffee house begins Jan. 19 with "Renegade Blues 4:30 p.m. Tickets $12.50. Receive $15 cash, $6.50 credit Band." Call 531-0215 for information. Monmouth Road, towards show. For tickets or info, call 787-3597 or Ocean Twp. 787-4570. Register The Monmouth Conservatory of Music Women's FEBRUARY 12 - SATURDAY SPORTS SCHEDULE Chorus, which rehearses Wed. afternoons will audition Mater Dei PTA Valentine Lunch, 12 noon, Shore new members. The group performs repertoire consist- Casino, Atlantic Highlands. Fashions by RNS Fashions, delivery problem? ing of pre-classical to contemporary music in 4 parts. Marlboro, N.J. $15 per person. Call 671-4059 for tickets. TODAY Red Bank at Neptune Those who audition should have previous Choral ex- Boys Basketball Girls Basketball perience & be able to read music. Call 842-8312. FEBRUARY 13 - SUNDAY St. Mary, New Monmouth bus trip to Golden 13:45) niiQQieiuwnb. Matawan at Middletown S. Manasquan at Neptune _. Focus • Sponsors dance for singles, divorced, casino 11 p.m. Call 787-9138 or 787-3652 Long Branch at T.R. East Marlboro at Raritan he's here to widowed adults. D.J., refreshments. Presbyterian Southern at Manasquan Wall at Freehold Twp Church at Shrewsbury, 352 Sycamore Ave. (Vi block FEBRUARY 18 - FRIDAY Raritan at Marlboro Monmouth at Howell help you east of Rt. 35). 9p.m. -12 a.m. Donation $4 Old Village Fire Co. sponsoring trip to Resorts. Henry Hudson at Keansburg Cost $15. Rebate $15 cash, $5 meal coupon, $5 deferred Howell at Monmouth JANUARY 22 - SATURDAY Ocean at Asbury Park ticket for return visit. For further info contact Bill at Keansburg at Henry Hudson You have a right to expect and Open Door of Bayshore Area, trip to see "Joseph's Manalapan at Middletown N. 671-3100 ext. 244. Bus leaves from Fire House 5:45 Asbury Park at Ocean receive prompt, courteous, per- Dreamcoat", $44. Van leaves Hazlet 11 A.M. Call ..iinn. m sSw *«i .JIIWIC sonal service, and that is our 495-2471 or 264-2768 FEBRUARY 22 - TUESDAY "•"TI it Mater Dei Mater Dei at Keyport J Jvjtrw goal. II you have a problem with . .T 1 ... St. Mary, New Monmouth bus trip to see either I your delivery ol The Register Bus to Tropicana, Atlantic City. Cost $17 per "Merlin" or "Dreamgirls", $44. Leaves 6p.m., returns Swimming swimming ••. -....„..„.< .i™««(nr, Red Bank at Neptune Manager, Marc Greenspan $14 utnet IUI ^u,. *;.AI.. Join a j.zi help SUJ . Reach him at 542-4009 be- Bank Middle School Steel Band. Leaving 5:30 p.m. from tween 10 A.M. and 6 P.M. Mon- MARCH U - WEDNESDAY the Middle School. Returning 12:30 p.m. For informa- Stress and tension. They're killers. Dr. Adolph J. day through Friday and let him Bus ride to N.Y. Show, Porgy ft Bess, dinner at the tion and tickets, call 842-6366. Beanstalk, $38 non-refundable. Sponsored by Keansburg MARC GREENSPAN give you personal attention. Moser's effective system for managing stress Parks and Recreation. Call 787-0215, ext. 53. and tension is now available through a twenty The Hartsnorne Piano Trio will present a WE GUARANTEE DELIVERY Candlelight Concert at St. tieorge'S by the River MARCH tt-TUESDAY week stress reduction program that is pre- Church, Waterman Ave., Rumson beginning at 5 p.m. A PARIS in the Spring - Versailles, FounUinHm, reception will follow. Tickets $10 at door. Easter service at Notre Dame. Woman's Club of Little Silver is sponsoring a group tour of Paris ft the Chateau yfdin, the user can enjoy the benefits ol : St. Agnes F u Vazn Square Dance In country For info call Betty 741-5086. Systematic Relaxation Training-for a the school cafeteria on South Ave., Atlantic Highlands, cost of just $77.00 post paid, Order from Fhe Register from 8:30 to 12:30. Al Kaesler will be the caller. Cold OCTOBER li - SATURDAY Personal Improvement Education, 24 Cornell DAILY C7SUNDAY buffet, beer tt soda included. BY OB Tickets $7.50 per Luxury Cruise, 6 islands In South America. Deluxe THE BEST PART OF EVERY DAY person. For tickets please call 842-4137, 872-1376 or cabins, fly free from Newark. Limited space. Contact Place, Manalapan N.J. 07726 872-0187. 291-1653 after 6 p.m. BOYS BOX SCORES SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY. JANUARY 18.19B3 The Daily Register C3

SI JMin IM| Allcnlown (17) KHIv lu Oemaresl 7 6 10. McG,n Davit 0 2 2. SoMv 4 3 IS, Ash 2-2-*, .". 41 II. Hollander 4 19. Barone St. John Vianney defeats St. Rose Donei ly 2 2 4, Brown 2-2 4, Wright 10-2. • ; 6. '.mum.! 10 2, Gartj< 1-1-3, M Bl I M T0TA TOTALS 13-11-37 StTS ManaMuan M IS M it — 71 S'iTS*^' * '" i Alltnlown 4991* — I? BELMAR - Sixth-ranked St. John Vianney overcame a ^^^^^m^^^^^i^^^m^^^mmma^m^^^^^^m^m^ the game and went on to crush winless Allentown, yesterday SI Rouistl third quarter deficit with an 11-point spurt and held off St. Barr» 4513, Leo 3 21, FaDncanl RumMitlM) t0 ev swra recor a 5 The I I 1, imrmin 5 111, Looney lu Austin 62 14. R.chler 0-0 0. Bvren Rose, 60-56, last night in a game pitting parochial powers BOYS RAQKFTRAL ™ " " d ' "5 Big Blue has a 5-2 Murphy 1 0 2. Maguire 5010 3 0 6, Graham0-0-0, Scarrone 10 2, Ken- wv M OO T nv 5 5 15. Screen 0 0-0, Preston 0-0-0. The Purple Roses had scored the first seven points of the • w wnwrn. • fc#»-t^ij- conference mark. "SS ° ° Sillen 000. KirkPatnck 10 2 TOTALS 1M1IW — M second half to take a 32-26 lead, but Brian HolUlander scored 16 7 39 ished with 12 points and HerUke added 10 rebounds to his six Manasquan led, 24-4 at the end of the first quarter and had 1141111 — S4 six points and Chris Demarest added five as the Lancers took Rarltan (47) points its biggest lead at 59-22 after three quarters Reserves played M .,*..• vqu .in (/SI Curlh 1-0-2, Vitale 3-0-6. vrne 6-0-12, the lead for good. Brennan 4 0 8. Hertthe 306, Bucko mosf mos of Parrik 9 0 IB, Gourdme 2 2 6, Elddile Bob Austin led the losers with 14 points ' 'he second half J Ob. Hill so 10, Schreck 10-2, Reic hev 0 0 0. Ball 00 0. Furbu&h 2 0 4, Kovar Demarest took scoring honors in the contest with 20 JO 6. Parker 3 I /, Bovle 3 5 11, Birch 4 1 9TOTALS23 1-47 tub. Smith 101. Mahadv 0 11. TO Rumun 1*1211 —» points. Pat McGinnis added 11 for St. John (10-2) B South Kric Harris scored 18 for the Big Blue Pete Boyle had 11 Rarltan 14 14 111 — 47 St. Rose, which never got closer than three in the final Manasquan 75, Allenlown 37 and Dan Hill 10 I'arns and Hill both scored eight points in the quarter were paced by Rich Barry (13 points), Rob Coleman MANASQUAN — Manasquan scored the first 22 points of first quarter (11) and Bill Maguire (10). The Roses are now 5-7. Raritan 47, Kumson-K.ll. 39 HAZLET — Raritan jumped out to a quick 8-0 lead and GIRLS BOX SCORES took a 14-point, halftime lead before surviving a mild scare and downing Rumson-Fair Haven Regional. Bucs defeat Braves, 81-61 Scott Byrne, who scored four of the first eight points, and MIMMmn imn (44) eno 10 2. Plesniah 14 6. Hanover 3-0-6. (continued) njm or nes out0 [ position Stubbs is a physical and good Devme 3 0 6. Malulewici 3 0-6. Jackson 113. Reinisih 4-19. Binder Bill Hertzke each scored six first-period points. Bvrne fin- Asliuck 11 IB. Can,II 106. dmaiolt 0-00. Jacobv 4-1-9. Kulick 4-2-10 TO- Red Bank, which forced,only three turnovers off the press. p|ayer but Rich Tyas plays Eddie that way every day in JO 4. t sieves 20-4. Memtke 0 0-0 TO-' TALS 2B 9 65 l«li 21-2 44. Red Bank UK 10 17 5 —64 unleashed a fast break off the boards to surge to a 37-25 practice.'" Toms River N. (40) Manalapan 1) It It 114 — il halftime lead. Manalapan was unable to get the ball in to Manalapans Tyas scored 16 points and hauled down nine Bavnes in KHgannon 6-3 IS. Hauri ion, Anderson 2 3 7, Bernatkl Freehold matmen Zucker, who was either too far out on the wings, or shadowed rebounds Sims had 14 points, eight assists and five steals for 10* TOTALS 17640 RanneyScheelli MIOdl.lewnJ 12 14 124-44 Paustian 2 2 6. Bahr 3-0-6, Annarella too closely underneath by the hulking Stubbs. the Bucs Barry Phoenix added 13 points and five assists Tomi River N 13 10 6-11 — 40 000. Slilyyell 10-2. Tanaka 102. H,ne Twice Zucker did not touch the ball for five minutes in the Boynton reached double figures with 10 points and had five 4 2 10 TOTALS: II 4-26 Harltan (111 Covenant Chrlillan 14 defeat Holmdel second half, as the Red Bank guards — Hall and Edgar assits. Slolowski 2-4 B. Van Fechtrnann Lindemulver 7-3-17, Pruiksma 2-15. Boynton — combined with Sims to shut off the lanes. "Their I / 4. Mollov 10 2. Kelly 2-0 4. McGraw Trayyick 1-0-2. Cairns 0-0-0, Reaoan 4 i ll.Costello 1-0 2. Waldman 1-0-2, Oe 0-00 TOTALS. 10-4-24. FREEHOLD - Freehold heavyweight Ken Huebsch regis- zone was difficult to pass off of," Zucker said. "They got a lot Manaiapanitn puilo 0 0-0 7 OT ALS 12-9 33 Ranitev School (4212-26 < U Dumuniui Covenant Chrlitlan IM1-K tered a pin in 1:05 over Bob Carpenito to break a tie and give of turnovers 6ff of it. We were a little tentative getting the M4* BM"int"i.wVg"«^WL™^^ J. Killeen S-l-11. L. Killeen 10-0 20. ball inside " Red Bank Regional 111) K if lo SO 10. Reevev 2 0 4, Murphy 0 0 0. the Colonials a 33-27 Shore Conference "C" Division wrestl- ,.,' ' . .. . .t L ,, ,, • C. Halll3 19. Uoynlon4 2 10. Slubbs6 I 13. I'hoen,. 6 i u '..ri.s 10 14. Pwel inehabO M, HumerOO-0. Levens 1-1-3. Hawaii (471 ing victory over previously-unbeaten Holmdel last night. "When Zucker doesn t get the ball, Jannarone re- jji.perrVm.Lmiiojiio*ii'inn.v HHIHOUII ,701 WRESTLING to a 79-77 Atlantic 10 college basketball victory over St. Incnnh'c laol mohi RUTGERS 1791 Joseph S last night. OldCkSS 10 24, Tillmanll 2 11, Hinsonil tl] tnrrbi J 4 J II. UrunsoiW 0 0 4, I< WRESTLING SUMMARIES The Colonials (4-1) coasted along into the 169-pound bout, Kevin Black scored a career-high 24 points and Roy u,-.ineO222.Remievjo24.Randoiphoooo N,,',I,,.,I. ."NI• , -*-*;••'7""£* „ ... . , . . . „„ . _ » * Halltime Rulyt-rs J9, SI Joseph s 35 Tnrei' uotril ga.Hs tmrbi- loldlF-ouls leading 27-17, but that's when Holmdel's (7-1) Tony Noweski Hinson had a career-high 23 points for Rutgers. i, Joseph--, n Rutgers 1/ A <, »u won by forfeit. Teammate Pete Kinsella won at 187 with a 10-2 Hunitrdon Ctntral Ik, Ntnlurw 11 140 — Ted Burke IF, p. Ted Pan 100 - KinWingrl (H) won by forfeit nullo, 40 verdict. Hunterdon Central 56, Neptune 12 107- Bill Rent IH) d Steve Schtidt. 147 - John Mullln (H) d. Tim Par NEPTUNE — Neptune ran into Central Jersey power 103 nsh, 114 114 - Tony Malta (H) won by tor tj7 _ Travis Atherlon (F) p Dave Hunterdon Central last night and were outmanned as the Calabrese. 2.12 OPEN 7 A.M. i.ieu Troisi (H) sd. Mark Set 169 — Tony Noweski (HI won by Fliers watched their record fall to 2-4. l.ilu. .il.. f, 3 lorteit 127 - Joe Malba (Hi o Mark Com 187 Pete K.nselle (H) d Bret The Fliers lost six matches by pins, including four in a row modore. 2 28 Sliwha, 10 2 at one point, and were never really in the match. 134 -- Sieve Winget tH) P Mike Unl - Ken Huebsch Kevin SI. John Vlanntv JO. St Jtm»ti'i II 34 The highlight of the match for Neptune was Tony Burrus' pin 100 - Craig Cameron (SI Joe) md Paul Candy. 11 3 at 41 seconds at 187. Burrus has wrestled four times this Holland. 3 04 107 - Paul O'Donnell IM JoeM d IV • Pal hianev (N) won by de season and has pinned each of his opponents. Brendan Lynch, 4 3 Idult 114 — Brian Dildea (Si JoeM P Jim St. John Vianney 30, St. Joseph's 23 169 - Todd Palton (H) p Steve McDurk.3 10 Salisbury. 4 II 121 Joe Pardibuono (SI Joe vi u HOLMDEL — St. John Vianney's wrestling team upped its Tony tluirus INI p. TimKevin Ramsford, I 42 record to 5-1 yesterday by defeating St. Joseph's of Toms *"**• 4I r~T 128 Ed Sullivan ISt John) a TMil n Wal River roll, I 42 134 Kevin Nee (SI John) d Mark M.ni.ioii 12 t St. Joseph's won the first four matches of the day, but the Freehold]], Holmdel 27 140 Jim Bresiin (&l John bv de Lancers duplicated that feat by winning the next four, includ- 100 Scoll Pelnsko IHImd John laud over Mark Lord ( IIKJO. 16 5 147 - Mike Reardon (SI John) p ing a pin victory by Mike Reardon in the 147 bout at 1:35. . 107 Ralph Zamol (F) p BobSantos Acurso. 1 Ji Rafiano. 51 IS?- Dave Hemg ISI Joe s) md Joe St. Joseph's broke the string with a major decision at 157, 114 Troy Thorpe IF! d Doug Bral Kowalski. 15 4 but Lancers' Pat Mullaney notched a 7-0 win at 169. It was Id 12 11 169 Pal Muiianev tsi Johni a j.m 121 - Regus Armstead IF) p Chris Ha.lev. / 0 Chris Gillman's forfeit win at 187 that clinched it, but Bob Labrecaue. 5 53 187 - Chris Oillman (St John) bv 12B Tonv Murello IHImd. Steve lorteit Mulholland put the icing on the cake in the unlimited bout with Kinder. 10 0 Unl Bob Mulholland (SI John) d a 7-2 win. 134 Chris Green IFI p. Fred Ger Gordon Nelson, J 2 IN...i, I 21 Every Goodyear auto SPORTS FEEDBACK ancf light truck tire The George-Billy show continues Middletown 4. Dave Boswell, Jim Brewer, that famous marshmallow in stock on sale To the Sports Editor salesman et al., must be invited and perform at the annual all- Now that the on-again. off-again George Steinbi enner- opponent game, and true to tradition, Martin should.throw the Billy Martin comedy surfaced once again — for the time first punch, excuse me. I meant the first ball. being, at least — I think that: 5. Keeping up with the late Yankee tradition, Clyde King, three days only. 1 Said show will continue, without a doubt, its traditional Bob Lemon and/or Gene Michael will also manage the team and funny ways. this year. 2. George, Billy and company will soon be known to the 6 Reggie — for the best interest of all — must be brought (Includes Import Car & Light Truck Tires) sport world what Laurel and Hardy was to good comedy. back and be given the dual role of designated fielder and 3. I'll bet anything, even my wife's new shoes — providing public relations man, provided that sweet Lou Piniella turns the latter one down. • Includes sizes to fit • Includes all Eagle High no one tells her - that the present George-Billy love affair 98% of all U.S. imports. Performance Radials. won't last five months — much less five years. 7. After finishing fifth again, the Yankees should then engage the Mets — another fifth place team — in a playoff to • Includes Arriva and Tiempo • Includes Wrangler Light Truck determine the Big Apple's best team. Winner should then All Season Radials. Radials. And much, much more. meet the champion of Lincroft Little League for the Metropol- itan Trophy. AP TOP 20 8. After all is said and done, George and the then manager Don't Wait. Sale Ends At must apologize toth e public for the team's pathetic play. You know, just like a few years ago.... Closing Time Saturday Night. The lop Twenty IiMfni > m the As 8 Si Johns 14 1 804 Yes fans, even though said show is interrupted once or 9 Louisville 132 750 10 Iowa 10 2 twice a year, there's hope and optimism that the present (ords and total points Pwnts based on 11 Kentucky 113 518 ;U HIS 17 16 15 14 13 I.! 11 10 9 H ' 12 Missouri 122 456 edition will out-perform, out-play and out-act all past per- U Viilanova 102 formances. I, for one, hope and pray that they remain 1 UCLA (22) M i 1,099 14 Houston 132 435 i Indiana (29) W 1 1,091 15 Syracuse 12 2 249 together, because in these uncertain and tough times, humor J North Carolin ; n U i 8*S> 16 Minnesota 103 184 4 Arkansas (2) till 850 1/ Virginia Teth 14-1 1M is a must and necessary ingredient, and they certainly proved 14 a 815 IB Oklahoma Si 12 1 126 that they can provide it. So stay tuned. 6 Memphis St (1) 1] i 810 19 Georgetown 114 115 / Virginia 20 Auburn 103 96 Minos Rigopoulis NHL SUMMARIES NBA SUMMARIES

ATLANTA (102) CHICAGO '.10fI SI Loultl J 0—4 Wilkms 7-15 0-2 14. McMillen 64 12 Minnesota .1 • J '—> Greenwood 2 8 0 0 4. Wootridge 811 Toronto 1 1 1—4 13. Rollins6 t 12 13, Sparrow 5 13 2 4 12, Boston ' ' -*~^ I 2 17; Conine 8 16 2 2 l«, Lester 4 10 2 4 First Period i. Toronto. Vaivt 27 E Johnson 12-19 4 4 IB, Macklln2-3a04. First Period—1. Boslon. Middleion 10. Theus 13 23 4 4 31. Olberding I*S 8 9 (Anderson. Terrton), BSS.2. Toronto, Davis 3 502 6. Hawes 4-10 3-4 12 Totals (0 IPederson, Bourautl. pp. 4 51 Pen 10. Oailev 2 II 00 4. H.ggins 16 3-4 i, innacah 1* (Poddubny). 16 46 3. St 45-81 l W0 102 dines- Barren. Mln. 1 59; Harlsburg, Louis. Pel If r sson 20 I Dun lop. Jones 1-3002. Jackson 0-40-00, Bradley NEW JERSEY (H) Mm. maior. II 31, Dulour. Bos, major. Crdwtordt. W 2* P*n*ltiei—Wiljoh. 44008 Totals44 10120-25109, Williams 6 10 2 6 14. King 9-18 3 4 21. II 31.0'Connell. Bos. I" 06 siL. I i*». Suiter. S1L. S:»i Korn, Tor. Gminsk) 3-9 3-6 9. Birdsong 10-20 0-2 70. S»tond Penod-2. Minnesota. Plelt S.42. Terr,on Tor. b V>. Nioro, Tor. Cook 69 *•* 16. M. Johnson 4 10 3 5 11. 14 4] 3. Boston, B Crowder 10 NEW YORK (11*1 10 00. Sutler, StL, 10:19, Turnbull, SIL. Walker 11 1-2 3, Elmore 160-0 2, Floyd iFerous. O'Connelll. 16 18 4, Minne Orr 6 9 J 6 1*. Robinson 8 11 10 13 26. I«:U. Cartwnohl 9 11 10-13 28. Tucker 6 10 3-4 0 0 0-0 0, Phillips 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 40-84 sola. Young 10. sh. 18.11. *••"«•'***— 16 29 96 Roberts. Mm. 4 40. Dulour. Bos. 7:55. Second Period—4, St Louis. Patev 7 IS. Weslohal 7 14 il 12 25. Grunteld 3 S Atlanta 32 20 2* 26-102. McCarthy. Mm, mmormaior, 8:33. (Ramage), 0:33 lih) S. Toronto. Vaive 12 7. Taylor 0 2 00 0, Websler 1-1 1-2 3. New Jersey 17 » 1« 90-U. Milbury, Bos, minor maior. 1:31. 28 (Harris. Korn). 8 4f.6 St. Louis, SherodaiOOO Totals40-7039-51119. Threepoint goals— Hawes. Fouled Fr.ert. Mm. minor maior, 13:10; Hi LtmieuM 1 (Mullen. Ptttcrsson), Chicago 12 33 14 30—109 out—McMillen, M Johnson. Total fouls ,er. Bos. mmormaior. 13:10, «•»"«"• tl 41.7, St. Louis. Dunlop 16 (Crawford. New York Jf 11 U 34—lit —Atlanta 27, New Jersey 24. Rebounds Mm. 16 57. Giles. Mm. 19 07. K. Both*elII, IS 2S (PP) Penalties — Melrose, Tor. 6,24; Suiter. SIL. double irtree-pomi ooaiv—intus. Fouled —Atlanta 38 (Rollins?). New Jersey 37 minor. 6:24. ittnacah. Tor, 8 00, out— Olberding. Rebounds—Chicago 43 (Williams 11! Assists—Allania 29 Brownuhidle. StL. 16:02; Korn, Tor. (Conine 111, New York 39 (Robinson (Sparrow II), New Jersey 37 (Birrjwng , Boslon. B c rrrsl. •'- " f»-7* lit H\\t\H Otreoe. 24 i FeehHlea(v—New Jersey ^Coach

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Chicago n n I »i • i u Central Civilian Minnesota 2] 14 9 193 173 Milwaukee 27 13 6? 5 LOS Angeles » 8 "» - Philadelphia 29 12 6 197 1! St. Louis IS 25 7 166 185 Atlanta 19 19 500 Phoenix » 15 "5 5 NV isles 14 16 7 170 34 Detroit 11 14 12 146 199 Detroit 19 21 475 Portland 24 15 615 (Vi NV Rangers 21 18 5 l» H Toronto 10 24 9 158 196 Chicago 13 15 341 Seallle 24 15 .615 S'-i Washington 19 15 11 1" GOODfYEAR Smylhe Division Indiana 11 24 333 Gold.'Slate 16 13 410 IW Piltstnirgh 12 27 6 144 60 Edmonton 26 13 I 252 186 Cleveland 6 30 167 San Diego 10 30 250 10 10 2« 1 13132 2 43 New Jersey 10 28 Calgary 11 22 7 189 195 M»t» Division 41 Winnipeg II 22 S I7» 192 7 if? njamuim Mb M t> » m »»' &" **• is n i lu in Bullalo 12 M I 15> HI QueBec 19 20 1030\HWY. 35 2^ Hartlord 12 2* ISI 216 29 Tomorrow'! Games Edmonton al Los Angeles, io.J5p.rn Yesurdav'i ttames tnmuii oamai Chicago al Philadelphia. 7 35 P m New Vork Rangers at Vancouver. 11 New York 119. Chicago 109 Seattle at Atlanta, /:40 p.m. Bo»lon 4, Minnesota 3 p.m. .Atlanta 102, New Jersey 96 St Louis 4, Toron!o4, tie - Milwaukee al Detroit. 8 05 P.m. Tomorrow's Games Today'! Gwnot New York at KaniasCitv.B 3ip m. Todav's.Cames MIDDLETOWN GOODYFAR New Jersey al Pittsburgh, 7.35 p m Philadelphia al Cleveland. B p m GOidtnS! Philadelphia al Waihinglon^iSu Washington al Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Denver al San Antonio.8.30p.m. SI. LOUI Houston al Denver, V JS cm. Toronto at Winnipeg, 9:05 p.m. Boslon al Indiana, 1.35 p m. H«rllor San Antonio at Phoenix, 9:35 P.m Detroit at Minnesota. 8:15 p m. Washington at Houston. 90S p.m. San Diego al Los Angeles, t0.30p.r Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m.-b p.m. Vancouver al Edmonion, 9:35 p.m. Dallas at Golden Stale, 10:40p.m. Calgary at Montreal, 1:05 p.m. 671-2415 Sat. 7 a.m.-5 p.m. C4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY.JANUARYIB.I983 FREEHOLD TODAY COLLEGE SCORES

lit: Pic*tl.ONCImU.OM 1 Shinny Shot (H ingras&iaJ it EAST Phila Textile 7S, Bloomsburg St 65 Bryan 97. Baptist 68 Mississippi Coll. 74, Jacksonville St. Tenn Martin 93, Troy SI. 77 N. Iowa82, ill. Chicago 70 3 Pursue (Kelly) 2-1 3 Cocky Success (Bresnahani 1-1 Adelphi 61. Bridgeport 45 PHI Bradford 65. Edinboro Si 56 Catawba87, Pembroke SI 86 Tenn Weslevan84, Lee Coll. 77 North Park 74, III. Btntdictine 64 1 OvtrStrve (Conine! 3-1 B Ardena Andy (Finmgant 6-1 Assumption 103, Salem St. 11 Point Park 7S, Alliance 74, OT Citadel 57. VMI 50 Newberry 61, Coastal Carolina 59, Vanderbitt 64, Auburn 42 NW Missouri 74, Grand View 64 • Sparkle Wight (Mouevev) 6 1 7 Dromatic Sam iGiglio) 10-1 Bui knell 67. Niagara 48 RiderB2, Trenton SI 67 Columbus Coll. 77, Morns Brown 63 T Virginia 66, Georgia Ttcft 52 Notrt Dame Si, Latavttti 40 6Htrbart Brave IH t-ilion) 6-1 6 Prince Fury (Vavourakis) 20-1 California, Pa 98, DaemanSv Rutgers 79, St. Joseph's 77 David Liptcomb 79, Ala. Christian66 N.cholls St. 41, SW Missouri 58 W. Carolina 72, Appalachians!. 65 Ouincvl6. NE Missouri 71 5 Wantl To Fly (Kelly 1 4-1 7th: Pact $1,400 HWlom S or il OOO Chtvnev St. 68. Wright St. 60 Sacred Heart 75. St. Michael's68 Dlsl of Columbia «, Virginia Si. 89 N Alabama 81. Valdosta St. 74 William 1 Mary 80, Wake Forest 43 Rio Grande «, W. Virginia St 68 I Double Link (ND) 6 I 6M111 (Her Filion) J 1 Cleveland St 1*. SI Francis, Pa. 63 Shepherd 59. Kutilown St. SO E. Tennessee St. 67, Davidson6b N. Carolina AIT 75, Florida AIM S9 Xavier. La. 47, Belhaven 52 Thomas Mort 88, Union 74 4 Blaitno Rival (Bresnahan) 20-1 1 Classic Lobell (MatDonald) 2-1 Dickinson n. Eluabethtown S7 Swarihmore 69, Stevens Inst 42 Gardner-Webb 75. Belmoni Abbey 72 NC Central 74. Livingstone 72 MIDWEST W. Illinoli 14, Valparaiso42 7OcalaSlar Dash (Chmlensenj 20-1 5 Wire Puller (Moisevev) 4-1 Fairleigh Dickinson H, Mercvhursi Syracuse 102, Boston Coll. 85 George Mason 76. Boston U. 74 N.C -Charlotte80. Campbell 47 Carleton 45, Cornell 47 Xavitr,Ohio51,Bulltr4» 2nd PacaiMUCIm14,000 Vermont 79, Camsius 76 2ChooChooOver (Greene) 9-2 0 Georgia 75. Mississippi St 59 N.C.We le van 85, Chris. Newport 74 Concord.a. Moor. 5*. Moorhead SI. 55 SOUTHWEST • Nandina Spring (VaughnThomas). 9 2 3BitsvsChamp (MHtivl 4-1 Franklin Pierce 81, S Maine 71 West Virginia 91, Duquesnt'9 Georgia Coll. 74. LaGrange 72 Creighlon 76. S, Illinois 53 7 Hello Carter (Moisevev) 7-2 W Va Wesleyan 103, Alder son North Georgia 74, Berry 67 Bartltsvillc Weslevan 55, Baptist 4 Hobo Ann (Kellv) 12-1 Gordon 96, BabSon93 Gramblmg B0. Ark. Pine Blutf 77, 2 si ana 77, Ctnttnarv 75 Evansville«5,St.Loui»4t Biblt 52 *FT Scot (Duchateau) 3-1 / J M Fr«n (Blanchard) 15-1 HofslraBI, Loyola, Md 69 kOMMlllSt OT Grand Valley St 72, Northwood64 4 J M Eltiabeth (Inorassla) 5-1 nan 69, Greensboro bfl E. Tenas Baptist 47, LeTourneauSI 8th: Pace $3,000 Clm$10,OM Manslield St 71, UPSala68 Widener 68. Franklin A Marshall 64 Kentucky 70, Florida63 is. III. 78, Rosary 65 Hillsdale 84, Oakland 80 E. Texas St. 54, Ttxas All 50 i Bettv B Lucifer (Bretnattan) 6 1 4 Clandge Isle (Kellev) 7] Marist4f, Colgate 47 York 70, Shenendoah 60 Iowa Weslevan 72, Culver-Stockton 7 Park Jewel (Beachy) 6 i Limestone 83. Mars Hill 76 olma 81. Brooklyn Coll. 63 Houston 98, Texas Ttch 71 1 Eddies Linda (Katmaier) 4-1 Moravian 80, Wilkes 70 SOUTH Louisiana SI 70. N C Wilmington 55 1a St. 85, Btthune- Cook man 64I Jackson 51. 70, Pralrla vitwM I Ghenghis Ghinnv (Donemicot 15-1 2 Knight intruder H (Filion) 3-1 Muhlenberg S7, Delaware Valley M> Alabama AS.M 100, Miles Coll 88 i Hobart Hanover (Case) 15-1 Louisiana Tech 58, Texas-San An- Jamestown 7S. Mlnot St. U Loyola, 111. 71, Oklahoma City S7 3 Keenas Vic (Colasanti) 9-2 Navy 69, LehtghS7 Alcorn St. 65, Southern U 76 tonio 48 „ Jana63,McNeeseSt.61 Mary Coll 72, Dickinson St. 64 New Orleans 49, Pan Amtrican 58 3rd: Pacetl.1MCImM.0M 7 Clippers Pride(lngrassia) 6-1 New Haven W. Pratt 79 Baptist 64, East Carolina 56 Marshall 70, Furman U Southwestern. Tenn. 96. Fisk 69 Michigan Tech 90. Northland. Wl* A? N Texan St 43, Arkansas St. 61 3 Yankee Seventy Sis (Cruse) 7-2 5 Nile Captain (Rathbone) 6-1 4 Juliet our (Ingrassid) 4-t bSoringRon (DeSimone) 20 1 6 Chief Diplomat (Dandeo) 2-1 8 Titan Almahurst (Gmobbi) 2.0-1 8 Avion {Bresnahan) 9-2 tth. Paceti.MO 1 San Domingo (J Ingrassia) 8-1 4 Jolly Craltman iBeathy) 7 2 rt I Audubon/Barnegal/Bedminsler/Berkeley Heights/Bernardsville/Blackwood/Brick Town/Camden/Carteret/ Cherry Hill/Cranford/East Brunswick /East Oranfle/Eatontown/Edlaon/ 7 H Ps Macho (Consoll 10-1 * Stephen Bromac (Toplensikv) 8-1 5 Mighty Dana (Stansberrv) jot j Willow Bust (H Filion) 2-1 2 Barbaras Love (McOovern) 201 J Andys Bye Bve (Blum) 3-1 4th Pace II.MM 1 Kern Hanover (Bresnaha.nl 9-2 4 Incredible Fella (Kelly) 31 bShortv Express (DeSimone) 10 1 6 Pat Time (Kellv) 4-t 'TBJINDI 20-1 SBooger The Bear (Moisevev) 9-2 21 AmexbroMoe (Dandeol 7 2 10th: Pace$l.M0Clm$8,000 8 Olympic Kash (Morone) 9 2 7MichianaHall (ND) , 4-1 7 Go Mane vs Nero (Baldachino) 10-1 1 Steady Gin (Mann) 7-2 3 Ben Reed (Grant) IS I 4 Come On Strong (Scorsone) 9-2 2 Mist Nero Best (Dennis) 15 1 2 Roman Prince (Moisevev) 3-1 1th Paceti.MO B Oncers Duke (Turcotle) 5-1 2 RvalLuca (Deutsch) 9 2 3 Go On Carlo (C Pohseno) 12-1 6 Color Me Chris (CandelM 5 1 6MoanaLee (Apice) 15-1 3 Augustus Brandon (ingrssia) /1 5 Neikro (Richards) 15-1 5 Power Wiper (Fagilaront) 4-1 11th: Pace$2,0MClm$I.000 4 Star Maker (lovine) 6 1 8 Doctor Northrup (MeGovern) 9-2 7 Delirious (Conine) 6-1 3 Magic Show (Kellv) 5-1 B No Answer (Her Filion) 6 1 1 Joe Chuck (ND) ', 9-2 1 Cordial Wycke (Laird) 8-1 6 Dougle Wonder (Apice) ! 3-1 Mh: Pact 12,180 Clm 17.000 4 Joyous Brel (Grant) 4-1 2WolfsKadema (Shoemaker) 5 1 7 ArkMood (Ganl) 81 5 Knight Message (HF.Iion) 9-2 6 Brigade (Seaman) 10-1 4 Allwin Diplomat (Milton) 5 2 I Oswald (Gmobbi) 20-1

By DAN PATCH 1 - Pursue, Over Serve, Double I .ink 2 F T Scot, Hello Carter, Betty B Lucifer 3 - Juliecour, Yankee Seventy Six, Chief Diplomat 4 - Booger The Bear, Pat Time, Go Nancy Nero 5 - Augustus Brandon, Power Wiper, No Answer 6 - Wolfs Kademan, Knight Message, Prince Fury 7 • Choo Choo Over, Classic Lobell, Maxi 8 • Knight Intruder N, Keenas Vic, Clartdge Isle 9 • Willow Bust, Kern Hanover, Jolly Craftman 10- Nelkro, Steady Gin, Roman Prince 11- Dougle Wonder, Doctor Northrup, Oswald BEST: Augustus Brandon

FREEHOLD RESULTS

1.1: Pictll.WO 2StocklnglownSuelRathbonel 4.40 4 Jtrsev Pat (Kfllev) 11.403.404.40 EXACTA: 4)143.60 3 Dni Knight IBavoill IU3 40 ;tn Pace »2 too 6 Turnstile (Stafford) 8.40 3 Rock Hopper (R Ingrasslal 19.40 S 80 lid: Pactl1.N0 4.20 • TeuWII ITaloiwI ».MS 20500 I Bradley Pond Chip(Pisanl) 9.407.60 1 Austral Peak (Fagiiarone)... B.40 4.40 5 H H Sillier I Fagllaronel 3.00 4 Placid Wave N IKcllv) 3.70 EXACTA: 1-111U.20 EXACTA: It HUM •in: PaceU,H0 DOUBLE < I 111 10 6 Sub Committee (Rathbone) 3rd: PactlMM 68 40 30 20 9 60 SStabilt (Consol«4 60 3,60300 1 History Maker A (Greene). .J 1.60 9.40 2 Regal Shadow N ILaikvl s 60 3.60 4MiklousHead(R Ingrassia) 5.60 3DuPlelJH{Hlngr«!ia) 2 40 EXACTA: 6 1M49M EXACTA: S 2 1)110 tin Pace 82,100 4 Bermic (Kellv) 6 60400340 4th: Trot 12,»» 1 Uy Special SKr (Cant)..... 5.804.00 SCrlglonlKelM 9 406 00 3 00 2 Team Mate (Moisevev) 2.00 S Delivery Boy (Vllelli) 9.403.60 EXACTA: 4 I 120.21 I Paid! Pride N(Luti) ltd 10th: Pace 11,000 EXACTA II Ml 00 1 Alsirat IJ Rathbone) 8 403002 so 3SlonevHap(DTurcotte) 2.402.40 MARKET Slh: Plcttl.OM 4 Marlu Ace (R Ingrassia) 3.20 1 Love Bvrd IB Campbell! 6 »0 3 80! HO EXACTA 2 3115 60 3 CI«rencesBomber(Turcotte). 4.202.40 Illh: Pact 12.200 tvanliner IJ Ingrassia) 2.80 4Senor Raoido (Stafford) 10 604 404 60 TRIFECTA 1-1-1 tSt.N SLehigh Priest (H Filion) 4,804.B0 UK: Patt 12,200 1 Slick Wave (Truitt) 3.40 4 Rum Tiger (Vincil S.202.UI2.40 TRIFELTA4S1U0IH 7 ApplanWav N (MeGovern) S 003.80 Attendance 2,732 Handle: 1340,5I» DEPOSIT MEADOWLANDS TONIGHT

1*1: Pact, tiO.OOO, Clmg. 61*: Trot J 14,00* 1 BC King IFlis).. 9-2 1 Jersey CUP (Morris) 8 1 2 Bubble Gum Baby (Baldachino).. 12 1 2 Suoer Fast Herbie (McGuire). Hi 1 Sassafras Gal (Parker Jr.) 6 1 2 Die is Cast (No Driver) IS-1 2 Leopard Almahurst (No Driver).... 31 3 Sawdust Man I Valine) 4-1 MAR 3 Prodigal Son (Doher)...... 4 1 4 Tuesdays Shipper (Berknerl 9-2 4 Gentle Almahurst (Campbell).;.... 20-1 i Romona Holly (Dancer) 8 1 5 Mickey Laverne (King Jr.) 9-2 6 Winners Medal (No Driver). . , 12-1 b Big Buster (No Driver) 8-1 1 Two Fisted (Childressl 9-2 'Spike Forwood (Parker) IS-1 8 Joyce Atmahurst (Johnson) 10-1 8 Ravenous (Taganello) 12-1 9ArgyelPeter (Campbell) 3-1 9 Young and Restless (H. Ftlion) HI 10 Hot Coal (Moisevev) 12 I 10 Keystone Paddv (Nickells) 10-1 Mh Pact, 11,000 10th: Pact, $10,000 CHECKING 1 First Officer I Winters) J I Uaiiv Hunter (O'Angiolillo) 12 1 2 Master of Disaster (O'Donneil) 8-1 2 Havsom Respect (Dancer) 9-2 3 Bee Bee Gee (Gannon) 10-1 3 Abbe Deal (Mann) HI 4 Miss Eva Harry (King Jr ) 81 4 Minnie Callo (Dohertv) IS-1 5 Batteries Extra (Davis) 9-2 5 Richard Hanover (Campbell) H 6 Native Hap IH. Filion) 4-1 bCastle Hanover N (McCarthy) 41 / Court land (Smullin) 6 1 ' Village Jaw (H. Filion) 8-1 8 Baron Swift JPnmeaul 20-1 8 Fantastic Fella (Dancer). . .3-1 9 Mountain imp (No Driver) IS-1 9Breeieon Bve (Collaio Jr.) ...1 10-1 10 al Star (Bnsson) 13-1 10 Lancer Almahurst (Candeil) 20-1

SELECTIONS 1 — Bubble Gum Baby, Bitter Truth, Ban High Z — Jolly Arnie Revonah, Young George, Turnlton Chips 3 — Den E Line, High and Rising, Ledroit Money Boy 4 - Two Fisted. Argyel Peter. Prodigal Son 5 — Native Hap, Batteries Extra. First Officer 6 — Super Fait, Petey, Classy Rogue 7 — Happy Honnlka, Goldrretk Ike, Kim Lynn Clipper * — The Hr#a/ *'*q~»'-^ fZntvh*tiIlKMm+r Tim,t%> (\r** 9 — Ravenous. Sawdust, Leopard Almahurst It) — Castle Hanover, Fantastic Fella, Havsom Respect 4! BEST BET: Ravenous (9th)

MEADOWLANDS RESULTS 3 Irt; $8,000, pact, milt i H.lton Hanover (Hammer)....S.403 20 . 6-Jtm Jam Boss Man (Van Alslyne) 8 Nilmol Ernie (Tomhn) 2.W 7.80S.20360 4-Mv Sons Fun (Smullin) 9.806 00 •inta: M$ST.M 1-Timba Duane (O'Donneil) 3.40 2nd: »1O,*25, pact, mile 4 Broadway Baron (Dohertv) rih: $u,ooo, pact, mil. 4.403.002.60 4-Dona Joe (Gagliardi) 4 803 20 2.60 2Kawartha Quebec (O'Donneil) ' Mart iano N (Camooell) . 3 20 2 40 i-Revplrv Bay (O'Donneil) .2.60 iO Jo»» KinUV I OaubU. 6-4 ill id Ith S14,000, naif, milt EiacU: 4 2 $11.44 1 - Janes AudiK » iO*h Ird: $17,0M. trtt, milt 17 60800620 5-Full Sfide (Warrin jionl & Dun dm Wright (O'Oannfin 1 60 J 20 S3 20 13 20 / 80 9 Bold Eric (Parker) ]j 60 1 • : - " " • HimilliiH'"'" » v Hanover (tomhn) ' . . .4 80 Ex«ta: 1-MMO.W MB vio,oc9,p2w;n:;.. 4th: $8,000, pact, milt t Nerus (dvens) I04604S..20U.80 3-Foe (Hundertpfund) S 20 3 60 2 60 10 Pleasant John (O'Donneil) 8 806 80 9-Flashv Shortstop (Holland). 8 604.60 1 Happy Bibbv (G.Qanfe) S 20 i rntt:-- Sth. $10,000, pact, mil* S-Dalecraft (Smullin). it 00560340 10th: $10,000, pact, milt i 2-Pine Bay A (Gagliardi) 4 00 2 80 IQ

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TUESDAY, Jan. 18 well whatever you under- 20) •• Small goals are LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - i ocmSUPPOSEyovvE Born today, you are sharp take. You pride yourself on achieved today - but only You can supply the calm EVEN NOTICED THAT I'VE of mind, agile of body and your good workmanship and after considerable labor. needed if headway is to be HASHED THE DISHES AN' tremendously ambitious. Laughter breaks the tension made in spile of swirling TIDIED UP NHILE YOU'VE Your desire for fame is as in p.m. waters of fear and doubt. BEEHkCRKIN'LATF? great as for fortune, and To see what is in store for ARIES (March 21-April VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. THANKLESS there is every likelihood that you tomorrow, find your 19) •• Pursue your goals 22) - Domesticity is the key X», ISN'T IT? you will achieve both before birthday and read the corre- without qualms today to good feelings by day's your middle years. Although sponding paragraph Let Strings may be attached lat- end. Don't allow yourself to you like to think of yourself your birthday star be your er on. all's iree and clear be talked out of new goals. as extremely independent, daily guide now. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) you care very much about TAURUS (April 2O-May - There may be a bit of blar- what others think of you. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20) - Seek the sort of diver- ney in your soul; use it today Indeed, knowledge of others' . 19 sion that can fetch you a to gain your own ends disapproval is all that you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- pretty penny should the time Return a favor in p.m BLONDIE need to change your mind Jan. 19) •• Because you take come when you need it. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov; Even decisions you thought as much from the following GEMINI (May 21-June 21) - You will have a iron-clad you are willing to sign as from your own, this 20) - What will occur even- chance to absorb consider- I'M GOING TO ASK < DAOWOOD, I'M CUTTING change should popular opin- tually could just as easily able knowledge today Take may prove a confusing day occur now - if you are quick OCPICE EXPENSES... ion seem to demand it. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2O-Feb. advantage of an opportunity THE BOSS POR A to see and take an advan- for gain WHEI2E CXD VOU You are loyal and basical- 18) - Where you give your tage word, keep it. Whatever may SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 , I SHOULD ly very loving. You give a CANCER (June 21-July D«c. 21) - A project of .START? great ueal uf youiseli to eve- happen to tempi you other- 22) - Those who object to some importance demands rything in which you become . wise, do what you know is your new venture may have your attention early in the involved You are industri- right more to lose if you succeed day. Be direct in your ous, enthusiastic, eager to do PISCES (Fab. 19-March than either they or you real- answers BRIDGE ADVICE I 18 North dealer By Alfred Sheinwold Gordon shrewdly led a next player bida two diamonds. You hold: • A 9 8 East-West vulnerable Dianna Gordon and fourth heart. When dummy HI AND LOIS parted with a diamond, East VKQ972O54495 3. George Miltelman, both of What do you say? NORTH Toronto, won Canada's tint ruffed with the six of • K1O7 2 oM,TRlXlE/ POTHlg ?j PiP YoU(YoJ >— AS LoN6 A5 I POH'T world bridge championship spades. This apparent flea- ANSWER: Bid three <7J86 I LITTLE. RASCAL? TALK" I CM by taking the world mixed bite forced out South's jack hearts. Since you have nine 0 K 10 7 3 2 pair title last October in of trumps. high-card points you know that the combined count is • 2 Biarritz. Their defenie in Now South had to cash WEST EAST today's hand helped them 25 to 27 points, probably the king of clubs and cross- enough for game. If the • A98 • 63 'win. ruff, but she couldn't ruff <9KQ972 "9 10 5 3 South took the ace of opponent hadn't bid you two diamonds without al- were going to force to game 054 O AJ98 hearti, won the queen of lowing West to gel a trump • 953 • QJ74 diamonds and continued with a jump to three hearts; trick. If West hadn't led the and the opponent's bid does diamonds, losing the ten to fourth heart or if East SOUTH East's jack. Mittelman re- not alter your determination • QJ54 hadn't put in his six of to get to game. turned a club to the ace, spades. South would ruff <94 and South next led a heart diamonds with the queen (A POCKET GUIDE TO OQ6 Gordcn took the king of and jack, making the game. BRIDGE written by Alfred • AK10B6 hearts and continued with a Sheinwold is available Gel Nertk Eact Seatk West heart to dummy's jack. De- DAILY QUESTION your copy by sending $1 25 to Pass Pass 1 NT Pass HAfiAR clarer led the ten of spades Partner bids one nolrump the Red Bank Register. P.O. 2* Pass 2* Pass to drive out the ace, and (16 to 18 points), and the Box 1000. Los Angeles, Calif <• AllPass 1% efrfaUSTBPt JT^T'e TV4E^ 90053 ) Opening lead - ^ K WE'VE BEErJ TO' | TPpUPLE W|TH j i i l One. IN iHt-mtrtrsiimt IM - ... RIPIN6 0NTMEBACK0F MEETSAFRIENP.ANP STARV1N6 TO PEATH EXIST 5UCKIN6 THE JUICE MY MOTHER'5 BICYCLE... UIE STOP TO TALK... K FROM A UIET MITTEN..,

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MOO ABE THE 8RME9T I'VE EVER KNOWING YOU MCEP SOME SORT OF BAP NEWS KNOWN.' THIS NOTE KM9 A TEST,.. P64TH...THEN 1OU VVDULP BE THE MAN 51 Help Wanted C6 The Daily Register NJ TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1983 250 Othtr Public Notkts above; however, the amount of the 239 R td Bank COLLECTOR — The law offices ot payment per quarter shall be as Elliot L. Marvel, 766 Shrewsbury Ave.. Tinton Falls, N.J. is currently follows 221 Holmdal NOTICE OF Emil 'Harry' Duerrler Sr., 80; January! .' J35 50 CONTRACT AWARDED expanding it's collection dept. We The Borough of Red Bank (the are seeking collectors with skip trac- Aprllt $41.17 NOTICE OF DECISION ing and asset locating experience lor Juiv 1 41.17 Take notice that tht Holmdel "Borough") has awarded a Contract OBITUARIES without competitive bidding for pro- a career position. We offer an ex October l $63.16 Township Planning Board at Its re© cellenl salCOUNTER PER ran Keansburg cab company i. The sewer rental charge for ular meeting held January 11, 1*83 fessional services pursuant to N.J.S.A. 4OA.M-5 (IHatm. Tht SON/ ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIS- churches, fraternal organisations, approved Final Plat No. 417, Section TANT — Heavy customer contact, KEANSBURG- Emil He was a U.S. Army veter- service organliations, public build- II, "Beaurldgt", filed bv Btaurldgt Borough retained the law firm of Kraft ft Hughes, Newark, New Jer- must run rtgiittr, handle phones; ings, schools, commercial and In- Associates, owner, for a major sub- late morning to early evening; "Harry" Duerrler Sr., 80, of an, and a member of dustrial users based upon water con- division of Holmdel Township Tax sey, to provide speclalliad legal services necessary to the authorization, Shrewsbury location. Send resume Oscar Becker, 63; was sumptions as provided for In the Map Block 50.13, Lot 3 into two lots to P.O. Box 325. Rum ton, N.J 07760 Mason Place, died yesterday Teamsters Local 469, Perth within Schedule of Charges shall be located on Laurel Avenue, with cer- the Issuance and the sale of bonds or at home. Amboy. estimated at the beginning of each tain specified conditions set forth In notes of the Borough. The amount year, based upon the Authority's es- the Resolution pertaining thereto charged for these services will be determined In accordance with the COUNTER PER on Fair Haven boards Mr. Duerrler was born in Surviving are his wife, the timate of water consumption, or the and that a copy of the said de- SON/ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIS- consumption of water for the pre- termination, together with pertinent Agreement dated as of January 12. Newark where he lived until former Mae Mulhern; a son, vious year ending December 31st. documentation relating to this mat- 19(3 on file with tht Borough Cltrk. TANT — Heavy customer contact; FAIR HAVEN - Oscar ber of 1'ongregation B'nai Is- The Authority shall compute Ihe ac ter, has been riled in the office of the This Contract will be In effect until must run register, handle phones; moving here in 1943. Emil Jr. of Union City; two tual sewer rental charge subsequent Township Clerk and Is available tor such time as either party gives writ- late morning lo early evening; Becker. 63. of 42 Lewis Lane, rael Runison Since 1960, Mr. Duerrler daughters, Mrs. Mae Har- lo December 3tst of eech year. User inspection during regular buslnew ten notice to tht othtr of terml Shrewsbury location. Send resume died Sunday at Riverview shall receive a credit or shall be hours. nation. to P.O. Box 325. Rumson, N.J. 07760. He also was a member of and his wife owned and oper- rington, here, and Kitten billed for the addition al charge. DELIVERY PERSON — Pllia ft HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP This Contract and tht Resolu- Subs. Must have own car. Call Hospital. Red Bank SECTION II. CONNECTION FEBI tion authorizing It are available for Mystic Brotherhood Lodge ated Harry and Mae's Taxi Duenier, at home; seven PLANNING BOARD 583-6050 Active in community af- A. RESIDENTIAL. Marguerite M. Peseux, Secretary public inspection In the offices of the 21, F&AM. Red Bank Service, here. Prior to that, grandchildren, and three 1. For residential dwelling with Jan. II $4.90 Borough Cltrk. DELICATESSEN/COUNTER PER- Jan. II $7.10 fairs, Mr Becker was a Surviving are his wife, he had been a truck driver for great-grandchildren. kitchen facilities, the Initial connec- SON — Must have some experience member of the local Planning tion tee shall be the sum of n.wo.oo m sandwich preparation ft use ot Mrs Mildred Becker; a 17 years with Collins The Laurel Funeral per unit for each of the following slicing machines 18 years or older. Board. Zoning Board of Ad- units: Apply in person between 9-11 a.m. ft daughter. Miss Joyce Becker Brothers Trucking Co., also Home, West Keansburg, is in 2-5 p.m., Norman's, 128 Broad St., justment and Board of a. Single family dwelling. Red Bank. of London. England; a here. charge of the arrangements. b. Mulll family dwelling (Each Health. unit). brother, Carl Becker of Fair c. Mobile home (Does not In- DENTAL ASSISTANT — Red Bank Born in Red Bank, he was clude transient or camp grounds). ^CLASSIFIED. area. Experienced, with X-rav Haven, and several nieces license. For chairside Looking for a lifelong area resident. 223 Fair Havn 3I4S Monmouth County 2. For residential living unit and nephews. without kitchen facilities, the initial self motivated, eager individual He was semi-retired from NOTICE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH connection fee shall be the sum of ADVERTISING INDEX with desire to learn. Replies will be The Worden Funeral "Tht following li a true copy of STATE OP NEW JIRSIY 1750 00 per unit for each of the fol- held in strictest confidence. Please his construction business. * Resolution adopted by tht Mayor NOTICE TO BIDDERS lowing units: MJIUC NOTICE. (UGAiS) REAL ESTATE RENTALS call 747 9090. He was an Army veteran Home. Red Bank, is in charge and Council of the Borough of Fair Notice Is hereby given that a. Hotel. 10 V. Apartments DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Part- sealed bids will be received bv the b. Motel. SPECIAL NOTICES Haven at a regular meeting held 102. Houses lor Rent time. Experienced only. Red Bank of World War II, and a mem- of arrangements January 10,19t3." Department of Purchasing of the c Boarding House. 6. Losl and Found area. Must have some knowledge of WHEREAS, there exists a need County of Monmouth, New Jersey d. Cottage. 103. Rentals lo Share dental Insurance. Please tend re- lor the services of Borough Attorney and opened and read In public In e. Tourist Cabin 9 Special Notices 104 Winter Rentals sume to: Box C-479, The Daily Reg Room #200, Freeholders' Meeting . (Note: In the event that any of for the Borough of Fair Haven at 12 Travel Transportation 106. Surnmer Rentals ister, Shrewsbury. N.J. O77OT. Mildred E. Bradbury, 73; authorized bv R.S.40:87-15and Room, located in the Hall of Re- the aforesaid units have kitchen fa- DENTAL OFFICE RECEP- WHEREAS, funds art available cords, Main Street, Freehold, New cilities, the connection fee shall be at 15 Instruction 106. Furnished Rooms TIONIST — Red Bank area. Some for this purpose, and Jersey on the dates following the the rate of J1,500.00 per unit as set 107 Nursing/Retirement assisting at chair ft filling out insur- Item: forth under Section ll-A-1). BUSINESS DIRECTORY ran Keyport beauty shop WHEREAS, the Local Public II, Business Service Homes Contracts Law, R S 40A: 11-1 et seq , 1. Furnishing and Delivery of One 3. Except for single family sary. Send resume to: Box C-481, requires that the resolution author Powerav Infrared Asphalt Heater dwellings constructed bv de- 22 Arts & Crafts 108. Commercial Rentals tor the Monmouth County High- velopers, the connection fee mav be The Dally Register, Shrewsbury. OCEAN - Mildred E Keyport Yacht Club and the •ling the award of contracts for 109 Buildings/Garages N.J. 07701. "Professional Services" without way Department Rec 2/1 made in Installment payments over EMnOVMENT L Bradbury. 73, of 902 Deal Crescent Club of Keyport. competitive bids must be published 2. Furnishing and Delivery of Ce- a three year term at Ihe rate of $500 110. Wanted to Rent DENTAL ASSISTANT — Ex- Road, died Sunday at her no more than ten (10) days following ment and Concrete to the Mon- per year, plus interest on the unpaid 51 Help Wanted Male or Female perienced, chairside assistant Surviving are her hus- the adoption thereof: mouth County Highway Depart- balance at tht rate of VA% per 52 Babysillmg/Child Care needed lor general dental practice in month. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Red Bank. Call 8422337. home after a long illness. band, Lloyd 1. Bradbury Sr.; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ment tor the period 2/1/13 — 53. Domestic Help 12/31/83 Rec.2/1 B. CHURCHES. FRATERNAL 130. Open Houses DINING ROOM MANAGER — Ex- Mrs. Bradbury was born RESOLVED by the Mayor and 54. Situations Wanted three sons, Raymond Palum- Council of the Borough of Fair 3. Furnishing and Delivery of Steel ORGANIZATIONS, SERVICE OR- 131 Houses For Sale perienced only. Please send resume Haven as follows: Traffic Sign Posts to the Mon GANIZATIONS, PUBLIC BUILD Female to: Bon B 429, The Daily Register, in Matawan and lived there INGSANDSCHOOLS, .132. Condominiums/ bo of Red Bank, Theodore t. The Mayor and the Borough mouth County Traffic Safety En- 55 Situations Wanted Male Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. and in Keyport most of her Clerk tr§ hereby authorized In gineering Department Freehold, The connection fee shall be the Town Houses Palumbo Jr.' of Fair Haven, NJ Rec 2/1 sum of $1,500.00 for each separata 56 Situations Wanted DISHWASHER — Full-timt six life before moving here four behalf of the Borough, to retain Wil- 133 Income Property nights a week, starting at 5 p.m. liam Bassler, an attorney atlaw of 4. Printing of Monmouth County Di- church, fraternal organization, ser- Male/Female and Lloyd I. Bradbury Jr. of vice organization public building 134. Farm Property USO per hour. Call 544 9677. years ago. . the State of New Jersey, to perform rectory for 1983 for Public In- 57. Child Care/ Nursery DREAMS BIGGER THAN YOUR Chicago, 111.; four daughters, the services of Borough Attorney for formation Department Rec.2/1 and school. Each separate church, 135 Commercial Property Prior to her retirement in the year 1983 5. Furnishing Replacement Tires on fraternal organization, service Or- Schools PAY? — Would vou like your own Mrs. Audrey Michael of ganization, public building and 136 Industrial Property business? If you have 6-8 horus 2. Said attorney Is retained and Wheel Loader at the Mon County 1954. she owned and operated Reclamation Center Rec.2/1 school shall In the minimum equal FINANCIAL 137 Lots and Acreage weekly to spare. I'll show vou how. Saranac Lake, N.Y.. Mrs. appointed to the office of Borough one (1) unit. A unit is defined as pleas ill*- lllamour Beauty Center. 6. Furnishing and Delivery of 61 Business Opportunity 138 Mobile Homes * call Dr. Cooper. 842-3100. Attorney pursuant to R.S. 40 87 15 consuming 75,000 gallons of water EARN EXTRA MONEY —No car or Muriel Herby of Mount Holly, without competitive bidding as a U.S.Cravemarker Flags for the per year. Flow shall be determined 62 Mortgages 139 Cemetery Lots Keyport, for 15years. Monmouth County Veterans In- experience needed. Call between 2 ft Mrs. Gladys Branin of Eaton- "Professional Service" under the bv installation of a water meter as 63. Money To Loan 140 Real Estate Wanted She was a member of and provisions of the Local Public Con- terment Rec.2/1 provided under Section IB 10 p m. only, 747 1855. town, and Mrs. Carol Hughes tacts Law because the service ren- 7. Furnishing and Installing Fire 64 Money Wanted RECREATIONAL EDITOR JOURNALIST — Ttchni- historian to the ladies aux- dered or performed Is to be done by Alarm System In various County In the event that the water con- cal magaiint, part time Send re- of Phillipsburg; one sister, a person authorlted by law to Prac- Buildings, Freehold, NJ Rec 2/1 sumption exceeds 75,000 gallons per MERCHANDISE 152 Boats and Accessories sume or sample of writing: Direc- iliary of the Keyport BPOE year, then the connection fee shall tice a recognized profession and 8. Furnish and Install One (1) X 71, Merchandise lor Sale 153 Camping Equipment tory Data Base, Box J, Navesink. Mrs. CharlotteHavens of Un- whose profession and practice Is Ray Generator and One (1) X be determined bv dividing the sum N.J 07752. __^_^_ 2030. regulated by law and bids are not Omal Processor to the John L. of 75,000 gallons per year Into tht 72 Garage/Yard Sale 154 Recreational Vehicles ENGINEER, ELECTROMECHAN She also was a member of ion Beach; 22 grandchildren, required per R.S.40A:11-f. Montgomery Medical Home, actual number of gallons consumed 73. Machinery For Sale Freehold. NJ Rec.2/1S in a one year period. In the event the ICAL — For technical writing ot test and 10 greatgrandchildren. 3. A copy of this resolution shall 74. Rental Service and QC procedures. Knowledge of the American Association of be published in the Dally Register as 9 Furnish and Install Hie volume of flow exceeds one (1) unit, Whirlpools or Equal to the John L. the number of excess units shall be 75 Farm Equipment AUTOMOTIVE Mil Specs helpful. Send resume to Retired Persons, Long required by law within ten (10) days calulated In one tenth's (t/iOths) of Eifctro Impulse Laboratory Inc., The Bedle Funeral Home, of Its passage. Montgomery Home, Freehold, NJ 76 Auction Sales 220 Wanted Automotive Rec.2/15 a unit. 230. Construction Equip- PO Box 870. Red Bank, NJ 07701 Beach, Calif., and was a Keyport, is in charge of ar- ROY W. NELSON 77 Pels and Livestock An Equal Opportunity Employer, Borough Clerk Contract documents tor the pro- C. COMMERCIAL. ment former member of both the rangements. posed work are on file in the office of For all uses not covered as set 78. Aircraft EXPERIENCED SPOTTER Jan. IS I15.M PRESSER - For dry cleaning the Purchasing Department, Hall of forth above with the exception of 79. Swap or Exchange 240 Auto Financing Records, Main Street, Freehold, industrial, the connection fee shall 250. Auto Insurance store Call bU 3232 New Jersey end may be obtained bv be the sum of ii.soo.oo for each 80 Bicycles/Mini Bikes 229 Keatuburq ~ 260 Auto Rent/Lease EXPERIENCED OPERATORS - Thomas C. I)'Alto prospective bidders during business 81 Sports Equipment NOTICE hours. 270 Auto Services/Parts On Merrow ft single needle sewing lishment. Each one (1) unit. A unit Is 82 Swimming Pools machines. Call 7873817. Take notice that Ann C. Klnlln, Bidders are required to comply defined as consuming 75,000 gallons 280 Motorcycles MIDDLETOWN - Thom- trading as Klnlln's Bar, has applied 53 CBs. Electronics EXPERIENCED CHEFS ft Surviving are two sons, with the requirements of PL 1975. of water per year. Flow shall be 290 Trucks and Trailers to the Mayor and Council of the c 127 determined bv Installation of a wa- 84 Merchandise Wanted WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Send as C D'Alto, 83, of Palmer Louis of Brooklyn, and Borough of Keansburg for a Plenary 300 Autos For Sale resumes to PO Box 397, High The successful bidder shall be ter meter as provided under Section 85 Price Busier Avenue, East Keansburg, Ernest of East Keansburg; a Retail Consumption License for pre- required to comply with the pro- I C lands, N.J 07732 • mises situated at 140 Carr Avenue, visions of the New Jersey Prevailing In the event that the water con- IMPORTANT: FRENCH BEAUTY CLINIC — 'f died yesterday at Riverview daughter, Lucy Merdico of Keansburg, N.J. 07734. Objections, if Wage Act, Chapter 150 of the laws of sumption exceeds 75,000 gallons Per looking for manicurist and beau Hospital, Red Bank. any, should be made Immediately In 1963 effective January 1,1974. year, than the connection fee shall Please read your ad the first day it appears The Daily tman With following Call 842 6414 Red Bank; three brothers, writing to Marlam J. Splelman, Mu- By order of the Board of Chosen be determined bv dividing the sum Register will not be responsible for more than one GET RIDOF THE WINTER Mr. D'Alto was born in nlclpal Clerk, Borough of Freeholders of the County of Mon- of 75,000 gallons per year Into tht BLAHSI — And help pay your bills Benjamin of Hempstead, Keansburg incorrect insertion of any advertisement and only, Brooklyn, N.Y., where he mouth. actual number of gallons consumed bv selling Avon. Work flexible hrs . N.Y., Anthony of Brooklyn, AnnC. Klnlln HARRY LARRISON JR., Director In a one year period. In the event the when it materially affects the value of ihe ad. If it close to home, ft earn up to 4S% lived before moving here in 146 Carr Avenue RICHARD C. WENNER, Clerk volume of flow exceeds one (1 > unit, contains an error call classified All ads are restricted commission For more info, please and Nicholas of Bellmore, Keansburg, NJ PETER W. STAGG, PA. the number of excess units shall be call 671-6144 1947 Jan. IS, 25 If 60 calculated in one tenth's (t/ioths) of to their proper classification and set in the regular NY.; a sister, Josephine Jan.18 $21 oo a unit. Daily Register style of type. Right is reserved lo edit or OOVERNMENT JOBS - Many lobs Mr D'Alto was a polisher D. INDUSTRIAL. reject any copy or ad available in U.S. ft overseas For tor the Tower Craftsmen in D'Alto of Maspeth, NY.; 10 All uses not covered as set forth Directory. 312 888-4347, Ext E49 grandchildren and nine great- above. VISA or MASTER CHARQE ACCEPTED. HELP WANTED - »2S0 (o $500 Red Bank, where he worked ISO Othtr Public Notlcei Connection fee of $1,500.00 per Weekly paychecks Work at home Paycheck fully guaranteed Start grandchildren. NOTICC OF unit. A unit is defined in Section 1-0 for 20 years before retiring 20 Lotteries above. Each separate industrial ts immediately Details and applica PUBLIC HEARING lion, write Wealthco. 84-80 years ago. The John F. Pfleger Fu- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tabilshmenl shall In the minimum TRENTON - The win- lhat a Public Hearing will be held on equal one (1) unit. A unit Is defined Fredncksburg Rd., Suite 205. San He was a communicant of neral Home, Middletown, is January 23, 1983, at 8:00 P.M. pre- as determined bv installation of wa- Antonto, Texas 78229 ning number drawn Mon- vailing time at the Howell Township ter meter as provided in Section ID Neighbor to HOMEMAKERS HOME HEALTH of St. Anthony's Roman Cath- in charge of the arrange- above. day in New Jersey's Pick- Senior Citlien Bldg., on Old Tavern AIDES — Join the FAMILY as a olic Church, Red Bank ments. Read Howell, New Jersey The In the event that the water con- full, part lime and 24 hour duty It Lottery was 828. A Howell Township Municipal Utilities sumption exceeds 75,000 gallons Per Neighbor nomemafcer Talk lo us first lor a Authority will hold a Public Hearing vtar. then the connection fee shall Private Patty rewarding career nol lust a job straight bet pays $310 and In accordance with the provisions of be determined bv dividing the sum with flexible hours We offer N.J pairs pay $31. There was no R.S. 40:14B-23, at which time and of 75,000 gallons per vtar Into tht Mrs. Charles Hubbard place the Authority will take action actual number of gallons consumed Low cost cliuiflid ids miltage reimbursement and choice box. pursuant to R S 40 14B-23 on a pro- in a one year period. In the event the assignments in your area. Car and TINTON KAtLS Surviving are her hus- posed schedule of Charged as set volume of flow exceeds one (1) unit, telephone a must Monmouth County The Pick-4 number was lorth below: the user of excess units shall be ifvueni-, UTIIV Call Famttv and- Earnestine Hubbard, 61, of 53 band, Charles Hubbard, a calculated in one tenth's (1/lOth) of 4 Lines 10 days 6429. A straight bet pays Published by Order of a unit. Non-Commercial Adi Only Children's Service, 223-9108 or Plum St., died Sunday at son, Charles P. of Atlanta, HOWELL TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL 00 542-6160- $2,783.50 and the box pays UTILITIESAUTHORITY E. SEWERS CONSTRUCTED IDEAL FOR TEACHERS ft PA Monmouth Medical Center, Ga.; two daughters, Mrs. Theodore Mellard, Secretary BY OTHER THAN THE AUTHOR $115.50. ITY. Call 542-1700 RENTS — Educational tales com Long Branch. Laura Patten of Madison, 111., HOWELL TOWNSHIPMUNICIFAL panv needs representatives in Mon UTILITIES AUTHORITY Where sewers art constructed $6 1:30 a.m. lo S p.m. mouth County area to. introduce Mrs. Hubbard was born in and Mrs. Lucinda Norman of PROPOSEDSCHEDULE by othtr than the Authority, the con- OF SERVICE CHARGES nection fee shall be the sum of Saturdays 1:30 a.m. lo 12:30 p.m. reading readiness and reading de Verenda, Fla., and had lived Summit; two brothers, Sam SECTION I. SEWER RENTAL $1,100.00 per unit to be paid bv the veiopment program Call 842 1351 or 201 Card Of Thanks developer for each unit constructed 679 5122 from 8 am. -lo p.m. here for the past 33 years. Link of St. Paul, Minn., and A. RESIDENTIAL JANITORIAL WORK — Full time 1. Residential dwelling wtth by the developer to be connected to Chester Link of California; that system. Tht unit shall be as 12 Travtl- Ait phases of office building dean She had been a licensed kitchen facilities shall include: SPECIAL ing. three sisters, Mrs. Bertha We wish to extend our deepest grat- a. Single family dwelling. dtfined bv Connection Fees and NOTICES Transporiatlon practical nurse (L.P.N.) for itude to the many friends, the Fair b. Multiple family dwelling Charges. Send credentials to Box 0-402, The Haven Police Dept., Rumson-Falr Where a comprehensive sew- FLORIDA — East-central Will tie Daily Register, Shrewsbury. N.J the past 28 years at the Young and Miss Joyce Link, (Each Unit) liver your auto for expenses Call Haven Local P.B.A. 114, the Fair c. Mobile home. (Does not In- erage system, Including treatment 07701 both of Waldo, Fla., and Mrs. Haven Volunteer Fire Co., the Fair Plant, pumping stations and sewer 6 Lost and Found Equal Opportunity Etoplovcr M,f Holmdel Convalescent Cen- Haven First Aid Squad for their kind clude transient or camp grounds.) ttmn Joanne Banks of Los Angeles, There shall be a minimum Pipes are constructed bv othtr than LEAVING FOR FLORIDA — Fort KENNEL HELP- Permanent Pov ter. Holmdel. expression of sympathy and support the Authority, there shall be no con- FREE FOUND ADS lion B«rg Annimal Hospital. Rl. 34, sewer rental charge of J225 00 per As a service 1O our community. The Lauderdale. Jan 10, room lor one or Calif., and 10 grandchildren. in our lime of need. Your flowers, year, per residential dwelling with nection fee the developer to b* con- Matawan. apply at hospital She was a member of the Mass cards and help were most sin- nected to that system. Daily Register n offer ing a FREE 3 two. share expense* DevS. 842 2336 cerely appreciated. The Family of kitchen facilities. line FOUND ad lor 4 davt under our Eves ft weekends, in iv77 iW. t>iW Kmanuel Baptist Church, The Childs Funeral Home, William Robblns. 2. Residential dwelling without F. VACANT LOTS. Lost ft Pound classification. NEW BRUNSWICK COMMUTER LEGAL SECRETARIES - (2) Ex kitchen facilities shall include for At tht time tht Authority Is in- The Register appreciates your hon here, and was a former choir Red Bank, is in charge of the stalling sewer lines which ere to be From Tinton Falls interested in car penenced only need apply Must each unit: estv ft will do its part in finding the pooling Call Karen. 389-2710 after 5 haveexc sleno ftlypin g skills. Good connected to the Authority treat- original owner Please call us at • member. arrangements. 202. Death Notices a. Hotel. ment facilities, and owners of va- P m j working conditions ft benefits Call b. Motel cant lots may request the Authority 442 1700 RIDE NEEDED-To Ktan College 842 6660 c. Boarding House. to Install • vacant lot lateral. In BLACK LABRADOR — Male with from E Keansburg Mon.-Fn., ap- MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR - d. Cottage. accordance with tht Authority's brown collar, lost Jan. 13. prox 8 am, return approK. 5 p.m. in charge ot complete plant equip Nicholas W. Hammes BECKER — Oscar, age 63, on e. Tourist Cabin. Rults and Regulations, a partial 49S-4/4S, anytime ment Should have knowledge of mi Jan 16,1913, ol 42 Lewis Lane, Fair There shall be a minimum connection fee In the sum of 1750.00 747 5661. [ chinerv. electrical, welding, burning Haven. Husband of Mildred. Father VAN POOL — To New York W per sewer rental charge of $112 SO per shall be required for each vacant lot mo Leaves Middlelown Train Sla ft misc loots ft dits. Full company MIDDLETOWN - Nich- former Marjorie Mee Link. of Joyce. Brother of Carl. Funeral year, per residential dwelling lateral. Tht balance of tht connec- FOUND — All black small cat. gold paid benefits. Send resume with ex services on Wed., Jan. If, at 11 a.m. tion 6 IS am , leaves 33rd St., NY.. olas W. Hammes, 73, died Surviving are his daugh- without kitchen facilities. tion fee shall be payable in tht eves, female. Oak Hill section of lAi p.m. 495-0637^671-6367. 49S-12SB peeled starting salary to P.O. Box at the Worden Funeral Home, 60 B. CHURCHES, FRATERNAL amount required bv the Schedule of Middletjjwn._6|V463B. ' SJO, Matawan, N J. 07747. yesterday at Riverview Hos- ter, Karen Fallahee, here; a East Front St., Red Bank, N.J., Rab- ORGANIZATIONS, SERVICE OR- Charges In effect at the time the bi Jack Rosotf officiating Interment GANIZATIONS, PUBLIC BUILD- structure located upon said lot Is FOUND — Dog, female, 1/12 in 15 Instruction MANAGEMENT TRAINEE/SALES pital, Red Bank. brother, Harold of Pennsyl- B'nai Israel Cemetery, Tlnton Falls. INGS ANDSCHOOLS. connected to the Authority sewerage Matawan. Tri color Shepherd/Collie BECOME A PROFESSIONAL - 1)5,000 to 120,000 first vtar Ca- In lieu of flowers, donations may be There shall be a minimum system. mix .Owner please call Associated School of Data Programming reer position Exc benthts package Mr. Hammes was born in vania ; a sister, Marjorie made to Congregation B'nai Israel, sewer rental of 1125.00 per year, per Humane Societv. 922-0100- 188 t Bergen Pi .741 0800 Call 264 3661 or 251J7O1. Hoboken, and he lived in Jer- Meyer of River Edge, and Rumson, or the American Heart As unit. G. PAYMENT FOUND — Female PUPPV. about 4 BECOME A PROFESSIONAL MILLWRIGHT - Needed for small soc Period of mourning will be ob- • A unit Is defined as consuming Each residential user shall be mos old, black ft brown. Found near School of Data Programming mill work operation Experience in sey City for most of his life three grandchildren. served at the Becker residence, 42 75.000 gallons of water per year. allowed the right to pay the connec- Sears on Hwy 35, Middlelown, Sun- 188 E. Bergen PI . 741 0800 cabinetry, door, sain ft fine wood Lewis Lane, Fair Haven. Each separate isttbilshemnt shall tion fee tor one residential unit over dav morning Call 741-1559. working required Call Bruce at before moving to Middletown The Beddiges-Seitz Home a three year period In equal annual in the minimum, equal one (1) unit. LOST - 12 4, small PUPPV, ' mos 21 Business Service Ml 2121 four years ago. In the event that the water consump- installments with tht first Install- old, black ft while, named "Otto*. For Funerals, Jersey City, is D'ALTO— Thomas C, S3 years, tion exceeds the aforesaid 75,000 ment to be paid upon filing an ap- black collar, in Highland Hills ISO TAX RETURNS PREPARED - In MOTOR ROUTES-Part-time, ear Mr. Hammes was pre- in charge of the arrange- ol East Keansburg, on Jan. U, 1983. gallons per year, the minimum plication to connect to the Authority reward 872-168?. '_ dividual Federal and State income ly morning, established newspaper Devoted father of Louis, Ernest, and charge shall be 13.00 per thousand System, In accordance with the rules lax returns 495-0915. routes are available lo reliable P*O Die with cars in Red Bank, Little deceased by his wife, the ments'. Mrs. Lucy Merdico Dear brother of gallons of water consumed In excess and regulations of the Authority. LOST — Dog on 12 22, Mutlev, black Benjamin, Anthony, Nicholas, and of the aforesaid amount. The second a no third installment Silver. Oceanport. Long Branch, Miss Josephine. Funeral Thursday payment shall be due on Ihe first and back, while bellv, chest, paws, Middlelown. Manalapan, Covered at B *S a.m. from the John F. Each user shall be required to second anniversary dates of the first brown markings, collie mix, female, Bridge, Colts Neck ft Freehold Exc Mildred Hobson Pfleger Funeral Home, US Tindall install a water meter to record the Payment. IIS reward 222 4363 or 495-1009, earnings thai will help supplement Road, New Monmouth. Mass of volume of flow of water consumed LOST — Cat, "Tuxedo", missing your present income. Call, bv said user. Said meter shall pro- In order to be allowed to pay the Christian Burial will be offered at St. since Jan. 7lh. Black ft white, short Help Wanted 600 242 0850, WHfH RED BANK - Mrs. Mrs. Geraldine Battle, here; Anthony's Church, In Red Bank. vide easy access for reading the connection fee on an installment haired, neutered, declawed, 14 N.J. at 9:30 a.m. Interrment at St. meter bv Ihe Authority. In the event basis, a user must actually reside In pounds Shrewsbury 8. Front St. Male or Female MUSICIANS WANTED Mildred Hobson, 60, of 29two brothers, Edward Batts that a user falls to install said meter. the un't. For Cole Porter rtvu*. Joseph's Cemetery, Keyport. Visit- area 130-74*3 _ Wall St., died Saturday at ing is Tuesday and Wednesday at 2-4 or refuses to allow the Authority to All other users shall pay the r ADVERTISING Call Nicole. 542 1499 and Robert Lee Batts, both of p.m. and 7-9 p.m. read the meter, then the Authority entire connection fee at the time of LOST — Cat. Answers to Bonkers. Riverview Hospital, here. shall estimate the volume of water filing the application for a permit to While with gray ft black stripes LAYOUT ARTIST NURSESRN'S & LPN'S Baltimore, Md ; two sisters. consumed bv each user. connect to the Authority's facilities. Missing since Sun Keansburg wth. PART TIME CERTIFIED She was born in Elm City, The connection fee for all users 787 1122. Newspaper experience a must, NURSE'S AIDES M/F Miss Bessy Lee Batts of HAMMES — Nicholas w., of C. COMMERCIAL copywnting a Plus other than residential, based upon LOST — Burton mate Perisan cat, HOMEMAKERS N.C., and had lived in New Middletown, N.J. formerly of Jersey All uses not covered as set forth water consumption as provided for Call Mr. Colville at The Daily Reg Brooklyn, NY. and Mrs. City, on Monday, Jan. 17,, 1983. above, with the exception of In- gold-white, bushy tail. Missing Jan. HOUSEKEEPERS ft LIVE INS York City before moving here in the within Schedule of Service 8, vicinity Statesir Place, liter, 542-4000. Full or part-time, needed for North Beloved husband of the late dustrial uses. Charges, shall be estimated bv the Equal Opportunity Employer M. F Ethyl Calhown of Nosh Coun- Margaret Mee Link. Loving father Shorecrest. 747-1810, Monmoulh area High pay. No fee. five years ago. Mmumum sewer rental to Authority at the time of filing an ALREADY EMPLOYED? — Nttd Call for interview at People Care. of Karen Fallahee. Dear Brother of $225.00 per year, per unit. application to connect to tht Author- LOST — Black Labrador, malt, by 2nd income? Male/temale. 8-10 hrs She was a member of the ty, N.C., and a grandchild. Marjorie Mever and Harold 294 Broad St.. Red Bank, 530-1888. or A unit is defined as consuming ity's facilities, in accordance with Middletown Shopping Center. White per week For apot . 264 1613. 1 River Rd . Brielie, 528-94M. The Childs Funeral Home, Hammes. Devoted grandfather of 75,000 gallons of water per year. tht fules and regulations of the Au- on chin. Name jet. Reward. AMBULANCE DRIVERS — EMT Calvery Baptist Church, Kevin, Amy, and Daniel Fallahee. Each separate establishment shall, thority. The actual connection fee NURSE RN OR LPN — M/F. Part- 671 6110. • ; qualified onlf Immediate opening! time, 11 lo 7 shift, tor nursing home. here. here, is in charge of the ar- Relatives and friends are invited to in the mlmimum equal one (1) unit. shall be computed bv the Authority full or part time Call 542 3523. l n Ihe event that the water consump- LOST - Black ft brown miniature Call Atlantic Highlands Nursing attend the funeral Thursday, Jan. subsequent user shall receive a Doberman Answers to Dillon. Surviving' are a daughter. rangements. 20, 1983, at 9:30 a.m. from Bed- tion exceeds the aforesaid 75,000 credit or be billed for any balance 7393833 Home. 2910600. . gallons per year, the minimum due to the Authority. Chapel Hill, Middlelown area. Silver dlgesSeiti Home for Funerals, 131 leash. Reward. 8721691. ASSISTANT MANAGERS Congress St., Jersey City. Religious charge shall be S3.00 per thousand To work part-time, eve. & week eno NURSE RN MSfti — Part-time, 7 lo ;; John's turned In excess in the event a balance Is due. LOST — Gockapoo, femalt. hours available. Profit-sharing, re 3 shift, pleasant working cond. APP uatheran Church. Norift Srli Jersey l >.•>.. M u>«oi to (he Au tan'white fh*«f Lost Jan. 6 in llrement Dlan. Apotv in person: ly Eatontown Convalescent Center, City. Interment family plot George Each commercial user shall be tram* Nutttt. , -_,*-. --..s • •*e Cranl Ave. Caiontown Equal HAZLET - Isabella C. Elizabeth Wilson, and Mrs. Washington Memorial Park, Para required to install a water mater to of the bill fen the balance due. heartbroken. Reward. Days. 58 Leonard Ave. Leonardc (smxffW* mus N.J. Visitation Tuesday eve- record the volume of flow of water SECTION IV. INTEREST ON UN- J91-I816. S9l-9IOO.or 739 1777; eves.. 603 River Rd Fair Haver Topolewski, 63, of 33 Com- Isabella Ganz, both here, ning 7-9 p.m., also Wednesday 1-4 consumed bv said user. Said meter PAID SERVICE CHARGES S91 ITX^or J9MBN. Bay Ave-Jackson St Highland! and 7-9 p.m. Parking lot entrance shall be Installed at a place which In tht event that a service LOST — Male Collie, tan, answers to NURSE RN (M/F) charged to the Authority with regard Equal Opportunity Employer M/F pton Ave.. West Keansburg, Mrs. Barbara McLean of opposite funeral home shall provide easy access for read- Bear. Port Monmouth-Mlddletown AUTO MECHANIC - Domestic ft ing the meter bv the Authority. In to any parcel of real property shall died Sunday at Bayshore not be paid as and when due. Interest area. Little bov heartbroken. Call foreign. 3 vrs. experience, Own Middletown, and, Mrs. De- the event that a user falls to Install 4953420. tools. Wage + benefits Call 739 9174, 7 to3 Shift, full lime/par 1 time week Community Hospital, HOBSON — Mildred of 29 wall said meter, or refuses to allow the shall accrue and be due to the Au- end relief. New pay scale. Geriatric borah Sheehan of Lanoka Street, Red Bank, on Jan. 13, 1983, thority on the unpaid balance at the LOST — Malt English Springer 12 • 5 P.m. __^ loving mother of Mrs. Geraldine Authority to read the meter, then the rate of 1'/i% per month until such Spaniel, brown ft white, answers to experience preferred. Apply in per- Holmdel. Authority shall estimate the volume AUTO MECHANIC - B.F Goodrich son between 9-4 p.m., Mon.-Fri. Harbor; a brother, Timothy Battle, loving sister of Edward. Rob- service charge and tht interest Buckv. In Colts Neck area. Reward. dealer has opening tor eKPerienceo Mrs. topolewski was born ert Lee and Bessy Lee Batts and of water consumed bv each user thereon shall be fully paid to the 842-626T Holmdel Convalescent Center, 188 Foley of Union Beach; a sis- Mrs. Ethyl Calhown, grandmother O. INDUSTRIAL. Authority. mechanic in brakes ft front end, Hwy. 34, Holmdtl, N.J. 946-4200. in Jersey City where she of one. funeral service Fri. at the All uses not covered as set forth 9 Special Notices tune-ups ftmino r repairs. Must have NURSES RN-LPN M/F — Full-time ter, Regina Drust, here; 16 Calvery Baptist Church, the Rev above. SECTION V. COMPLIANCE WITH own tools. Company benefits ft uni- or part-time for 11 to 7 shift tor lived before moving to West John Smith officiating, interment Minimum sewer rental of 1225 00 RULES AND REGULATIONS ABORTION SERVICES —Asleep or forms furnished. Contact Mid nursing home in Freehold area. Con- Keansburg 32 years ago. * grandchildren, and one great- Monmoulh Memorial Park, Tlnton per year, per unit. All users of the Authority's facil- awake, completed within 2 hours. dletown Tire, 1325 Hwv. 35, Mid tact Mrs. Davidson for interview ities art subltct to tht rules and Parlin Center For Women, 727-6600. dletown, 671-2484, _^__ between 11 a.m. ft 4 p.m.. 431-5317.

lishment shall, in the minimum Mtnasciuan Rivet Rational Sew- Chester Jr. and Gerald, both for Funerals, Keansburg, is equal one (1) unit. In the event that erage Authority and Ocean County Rumson area. fcttt*tnt*4 • vutc. no HUBBARD — Earnestine ot 53 Utilities Authority and any pro- I CAN WORK MIRACLES'— For AVON - You've heard about uv collecting. Must have car. 747-3143. Plum Street, Tinton Falls, on Jan. the water consumption exceeds the vou, try me. I will make all your now learn about us. Money ft prizes here; four daughters, Mrs. in charge of arrangements. aforesaid 75,000 gallons per year, the visions for surcharges In said rules PART TIME DENTAL HY(>lfcNISI 16, 1983, loving wife of Charles Hub- and regulations. dreams come true. Psvchic ft past Monmoulh County area. 495-4108. bard, devoted mother of Charles P. minimum charge shall be 13.00 per — Send resume to: Dr. E.I. Blitier. SECTION VI. REVIEW OF USER lives readings too. Call The Miracle BOOKKEEPER — Experienced, 701 Tennenl Rd.. Engllshtcwn. N.J. Hubbard, Mn. Laura Patten, and thousand gallons of water consumed Worker.^^STfl. Mrs. Lucinda Norman, fond sister of In excess of the aforesaid amount. CHAROEI part-time. Full knowledge of One 07736. Alice C. Presson Sam and Chester Link, Mrs. Joanne Each .Industrial user shall be User charges shall be reviewed I WILL NOT — Be responsible for Rile system, payroll, accounts pay any debts other than those Incurred able, accounts receivable Benefits, PART-TIME TYPIST — Fast, ac Banks, Mrs. Bertha Young and Miss required toJnstall a water meter to not less often than every two years. curate, good speller, dictaphone Joyce Link, Arandmother of 10, ru- rtctfd-tn* Volume of flow of water Tht user charge system will be re- by myself. William A. Allen, 21 John paid sick davs ft vacation pay FAIR HAVEN All Church, Red Bank, where she vised. If necessary, at such times to St . Keansburg, N.J. Mature minded person. 787-2BOO. 12+ hrs. per wk. Reply to Box B-42B. "r»r*l wr/lr* Thar* u * m Mt lh. consumed bv said user. Slid meter The Daily Register. Shrewsbury. • nnv^GIRLS - 12-17 Morning a L i -»»« lotn.^L N.J 07701. • shall provide easy access for read- ID Maintain li>« utofuinunaia uw liiti .....w Oiiu c . . ..i ,. Falls, Rev. Robert Perkins officiat- distribution of operation and main- i-^najiajriSBBHaflNBHHflflHflE; Drive, died Sunday at Riv- treasurer of her circle. ing, interment Monmoulh Memorial Ing the meter bv the Authority. In P.O. Bon 268, Sea Bright, N.J 0776D. Red Bank. Middletown, Oxford. the event that a user fails to Install tenance cost among users. Office dutltV'ttiWW WlfrVticnuai erview Hospital, Red Bank. Her husband, the late Wil- said meter, or refuses lo allow the (2) Generate suff leient rtvtnutt L-ncroft. Atlantic Highland*, Little Call Marilyn. Circle BMW. '41-1184 She was born in at the church Weds. 7-9 p.m. Authority to reed the meter, then the to MV the total operation and maln- MRS. SYLVIA Silver, Aberdeen, Cllffwood Beach. liam H. Presson, died in 1960. A^t sr-.all estimate the volume Gloucester, Mass., moving Surviving are a daughter 1 2 C0MPL1AMCE JUkE* * REGU- (.AhhTERIA/CUSTODIAN - year. Call Mr. Akin, 843-8+86. Haven Motner t>' Pauline ^ RENTAL CHAFI LATIONS Keansburg area. Retiree preferred PART-TIME — M/F, work from Mrs. Presson was a volun- with whom she lived, and two MacLean, grandmother of 2. Memo- 1. Tht annual sewer rental All users shall comply with tht Light stock ftcustodia l duties, Part home on telephone program. Earn rial services on Saturday, Jtn, 22 at charge shall be due and payable to current United States Environmen- STREAMLINED YOU'LL BE — In tal Protection Agtncv Rules and time weekdays. Apply in person f up to $25 to (100 per week, depending teer worker at Riverview grandchildren. 11 a m. at First Presbyterian the Authority In equal quarterly In- '83. Nature's way of losing weight am to l P.m., Keansburg High on time available. Flexible hours. Church of Red Bank. Dr. Henry stallments on the first davs of Janu- Regulations regarding user chargt Hospital. She also belonged to The Worden Funeral system. safe fteasy . Call 899-0744 or B4O-O259 School cafeteria. 140 Port Monmbuih Call 747-6688 or 741 3487. Kreutzer officiating. Those wishing ary, April, July and October of each WANTED - Witness to accident on Rd to. mav make donations to Fair year, except for the veer 1983. In The within Schedule of Charges PART-TIME CASHIER - Mon-Frl., • ho Wrtwon'u A cenrtatign of Home K«1 Hank isinoharqo Rt. 524 ft Rt. 9, Freehold Township, Ci F UK TYPIST — 9-4:30, ttW-Sf. year round, 12 noon till 5:30 p.m. im Swt., oci >/. JI noon. Cali (he First Presbyterian of the arrangements. Hospital be due and payable as set forth Jan. 1*1 $119.70 wet*.'. VI JJ pel hr. to tla/l. 449 1332. Call 787-7300 Sea Briaht 51 Htlp Wanted SI HelpWanted 2 Babysitting/Child NUBBIN TUESDAY, JANUARY 18,1983 The Daily Roister C7 PART TIME - For cleaning tcr .ALES — Part or full-time teachers Care vlct. Day or ivtnlno ihiMs Call L parents needed to help introduce 7 Pets and Livestock 84 Merchandise 7314573. 10H, Tue* or Frl Voridbook Child Craft new ready SITTER — For 3 children, Jor GOLP 1 PIZZA I SUB PERSON - Some eadingness L reading development nights a week, ft t Sun a mo Must Advanced And Beginners Wanted over 20 vs. ol age Must have tip. ntcttury. Good noun. Full or TUEY-LIE POLICY. DOG TRAINING part firm. Call M3-6OSO, 7440, W6 J440, 92»-1236, 774-S1M nwn transportation No cooking or Hilton Hotel, Tmlon Falls, 7 Om . leaning Rel. preferred Call be TMAT6HOW* YOU BaJshore Dog Club. 741 B04fc TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO PRESSER — EKMMcnctd lor dry Jan 21 l.m. tV_3 j^m. 264 5157. PPALOOSA MARE - Complete DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewt Iry to Alleges for ( room & Cash DON PUN'S JEWELERS Will clttntrt. Tailor, tip* r It need for iding 1 drv tl«an«fi Bttlv Belli Claaners, SALESPEOPLE WANTED — Earn IABYSIITER — 2 days a week board f* vet fees Locusl Buy Irom private owner , and es M25I52, ft use our marketing system. Creat om 1 p.m lo 6 p.m.. Highlands EJ72O87O Irtii s ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE earning potential Sell exclusively to PAiHED AND JEvVFLRr DE REAL ESTATE SALES - We have professionals ft executives. Send •ea, 2 girls, |vj ft Sv», in my home. 2 positions available for licensed confidential resume to: Personal w-nu. DOBE RMAN PUPS - Males & salet people, increase your poten- rovement Education, 24 Cornell lemales. black & red, $75 Tails area . N J 842 625/ tial-tall Darrah Associates, Manalapan, N.J. 07726. IYSITTER — Eves., part-time. altered 491 9219 after 6 P m Snre»*burv, W 3338 ____ 0672, after 5 P.m. FREE - 2 9 mo old orphan pup SECRETARY — Insurance agency REAL ESTATE Good typing, light bookkeeping. ABYSITIING - Mature woman, lies need loving home 1 male. 1 RENTALS REAL ESTATE SALES-Ouroffice Call 747-7017 wn transportation. 5 days a week tn emale Black & while Will spay has "room al the top" lor I full-time v Middletown home Please call Together or separate Call eves . new or experienced associates. We SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT 1 2088, 6 9 p.m. 2968 101 Apartments otter training, .advertising 1 a 23 — Full-time, days. Experienced FREE TO GOOD HOME - Male vtar proven success record. Call VEIN NURSEMAID WANTED A Df AL' - Avon studio on ocf-ari only. Apply in person: Herbie's Own room In exchange ID take collie. 7 . _ old :ead» no* Free heat Jjst $2iu Roger Coiens at 741-7M6. Century 21 Amoco. Liner oft, see Ken. 671 6032 after Cotent, Realtor, Fair Haven. are of 2 month old boy, part-time, Locator, 240 5*51 SNELLING ft SNELLING — The luxurious apts Poolift tennis Situations Wanted 55 Situations Wanted Merchandise For Merchandise For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - U) placement people. 142 Hwy 35. Sale FREE TO GOOD HOME 1 bom Garden apis. Heat & hot Ealoniown. 389-0300. Female Male Sale Siamese cats, box trained, neutered •f ii.eluded Cable TV Picasi REAL ESTATE HOLMDEL 13 Domestic Help declawL'O, all shots. 1 male. 1 SPEECH/LA N G U A G E HOME HEALTH AIDE AVAIL IICHEN DINING SET - Like call 29' OUOb Yes, we art hiring 6 7 1-8833 HOUSEKEEPER - LlVt-lf) $ii0 HANDYMAN JOBS - Repairs on CAMERA LENS — Konica mount >w, white rectangier table, 49x35 'MTHtl. Must take both 741 WH or Why not loin America')) No. 1 lop PATHOLOGIST — Work with de- ABLE — For seriously ill patient 35mm wide angle Soligor with tiller. 1 ATI ANHC HIGHLAND;.- Modern velopmentally disabled children and week plus benefits, experienced eramic tiles, windows & sash itli 17" leaf, 6 Chairs, $175 Ca: 741-836 Mller. Century 21 Ability Rlly.. Bkr only $4 SO hr Call Ann, 264-3324 $45 Pipe wrench, rigid 24", like new, .7 49B4 after 5 o m d'uoin dp! Ht.lt m.'ludrd Rfti adults In Monmouth ft Ocean Coun r. References needed. English chains, roots, etc Shelves & GOOD HOME NEEDED Mmfd rjenlial >i" a P.irkmy i.io.idt-d REAL ESTATE SALES — One desk peaking Excellent family lo work HOUSEKEEPER — Experienced, $25 223-3152 Cocker, male, 2 mos old $10. ties. Call 222-4741 for appointment. reliable, excellent references. Will banisters installed Junk removal ITCHEN SET - Oval table with JOG • . i mgi wcunttv No available. You can loin our start ot ir. Own room & bath. Holmdel 747 294S CAMERA OUTFIT — Miranda EE af ft 6 chairs. Exc cond Best 264 8454 or 563 2185 7 professionals. Abundance ot cus- TEXAS REFINERY CORP. — Of clean your apt weekly or bi-weekly '1 nr ?91 S?09 fers plenty of money plus cash rea. Immediate position. Call NEED MOVERS?-You rent truck, l 35 mm SLR, 28 mm, 50 mm, and ifer B4? im LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS- tomer* and door time, plus supei Reasonable rates Call Trish after 6 80-200 mm 100m lenses, close-up lens bonuses' fringe benefits to mature- M 2146 or 634-O42S we'll move or haul anything, any- ITCHEN CABINETS - AH wood, AKC registered Champion blood HIGHLANDS highway location and advertising or weekends. 291 3614 kit $300 2299429, after 6 Unique chocolate color Call minded person in Shrewsbury area OUSEKEEPER - To live m. 7 where Or do odd jobs Ask tor Sieve, Court. Hi 36 Ht-,.i a. hoi ACADEMY AGENCY 739-2222 imily, nice room ft T.V. Reply to HOUSECLEANING- Experienced. 291 5652 or 957-0035 Jrimt-S C Regardless of experience, write 229 3974 or 22V-3VB1 sking $600 Sear s kerosene healer A, Pool on prt-mM> Beginning week of 1-31 83. Call COFFEE TABLE - White, cost LAB PUPS - AKC, champion line Ht REAL ESTATE SALES — Licensed H.C. Sears, Pres, Box 711 Ft OK w 440, The Dally Register. V00 BTU 787 4058 B4/. I tOU or went lo be Successful multi- Worth. TM. 76101. Shrewsbury, N J 07701 7B7 BBI4 davs or 495-2798 nighls $350. sell $200. 2 twin-sue Ready tor Valentines Day HOUSECLEANING — Mature, re- RESUMES — Protessionallv- bedspreads, were t40, sell $20 Chest ITCHEN CABINETS— Dark Oak. HAJLfTT Condo 2 bedroo office agency. Bob Grimm Agency, TRAVEL AGENT — Experienced IOUSEKEEPER - Dependable, cratted resumes in 48 hrs Printing lood cond , $300 Call 9208249 !...I-I air Matawan office. 566-8400, liable woman with references will of drawers. $100 Lamp table, $100 T yping required. Call Joan, 542 6666, with references. 6 hrs, Mon or & typesetting available Reasonable 536-0389. 6710924 LHASA APSO AKC PUPPIES trie. $i9i) 1 REAL ESTATE MANAGER — For ues. $5 per hr. Middletown area clean your home Own Iransporla rates Call tor an appl. for more Mon. Fn,, 9-12 or 1-i. tion Call after 6 p m , 739 3342 AHOGANY - Secretary desk, MULTI CHAMPION PEDIGHtEi LET' Efficiency active established Central Jersey all atter 5 p m 671-6596. information after 7 p.m. Mon -Fn.. COLOR TV- Console. 21" TV ton v TRUCK MECHANIC — Mai MOTHER - With preschool back .itchcock style, t , fl , exc. cond , Dordl Lhasas 222 1313 221 0415 1 IH rsOM Available Jttn Ii office. Experienced or will train. 130-9033 sole, black ft while 21". Portable MINIATURE PINSCHER PUPS • EMC. future, Mlarv A commission tenant* ft repair ot small fleet, HOUSEKEEPER — Sleep in. V- black ft white TV. 19". Stereo con- upraised al $500, must sell. $350 or Rfff-rtTiu-s l mo •.i'funly 1 vr mostly gas. Stop in person at Colts lays, $154 a week. General house YOUNG MAN Is seeking lull-lime ^ .1 otter Can 53i 6338 anytime. AKC, Black rust, 2 male. 1 lemale lease required Call Peugv, 717-6600 Replies In strictest confidence to; m mv home tor 3 to b yr olds. Call employment in Monmoulh County sole ft corner table. 542-0949 Crouped, docked ft^readv lo go Call Box W 43*. The Daily Register, Neck Township Garage, Rt. 34 ft IB, leaning, laundry, cooking, care tor CONTEMPORARY DINING ROOM ATTRESS ft BOX SPRING Colts Neck, ask lor Mr. Buck tor mutual interview, 7B7 1339 restaurant Food prep & cooking .' "1 HI )i eves HIGHLANDS I bedroom Shore Shrewtbury, N.J. 07701. — Bronze glass ft chrome table. 6 ueen stie, in very cond. $250 Ur apart menu wan to WMII (rirm' •nces 741-viiB MOTHER WILL BABYSIT — Full assistant exp Call S3M957 •ortable folding bed, twin sue. good REGISTERED APPALOOSA REAL ESTATE TV ADVERTISING^ lime, Won Fn., in her Middletown chairs, caneback ft chrome, bv inu. no pets secunly rcuuired $310 CAREER NIGHT HOUSEKEEPER — 3 days d week Howt'll. $750. Call 291 2735 ond . $50 Call 291 5887 MARE - 7 yrs , black Shown sue • u 8/J 06^1 iSALES 10-3. $20 a dav. Mon., Wed. ft Fn home tor working parents 787-S6O7. ressfullv Great disposition Musi JAN. IB MOTHER WILL BABYSIT In her lATTRESSES - Musi sell over sell 6714607 HIGHLANDS - Twin LiQhi condu Top show on Storer Cable, expand- itart mid Feb Also laundry ft child CONTENTS — Of luxury condo. ,000 name brand mattresses, bo: All vour questions will be answered are Call 536 5821 trict. Experience In servicing and RELIABLE COUPLE — To live in liable women looking for night work, meetings Payment on a pet color TV, $60 495 2412, MOVING -- Velvet sola, 20' ol cuv Call '8' 4fj'!> repairing IBM Standard ft Selectric 'lean ft maintain large estate Middletown area Exc references STORE OWNERS — Contractors, MINI DIRT BIKE - 1982 Honda KEANSBURG 3 r meeting basis. Some experience machines. Approximately 100 ma 'lease send photograph ft refer- om draperies, Pair ot men and Z40R, encelleni cond $499 Call eve needed. Mostly night work in- 747 6499 or 842 9212. manufacturers new plan may enti- COUCH — Plaid, earthlones, Coloni- ties $285 mo ADDIV . Apt chines in district, mostly Selecinc, ences to: Box C 475, The Daily Reg RELIABLE MOTHER — Will women's bicycles, other occasional lungs or weekends. 495 3718 or volved. Car essential, mileage Shrewsbury. N.J 07701 tle vou to huge savings on your al, heavy wood arms. Victorian leces. All exc cond 842-0953 3 Ocerinview Aye Hours flexible. Reply immediately babysit in my home, full time or business insurance. Free quote Call back, perfect tor den $500 value for 4954720 paid, Send resume and work to: Box D 441, The Daily Register, MOVING ENTIRE CONTENTS - TRAILMATE - All Chrome Molly K E. ANSUU Ri Modern ' samples to Arthur Z. Kamin, part-time, lunch & snacks included Phoenix, 800 662 3048 $125. Call alter 6 P.m., 671 3742 Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701 54 Situations Wanted Call '.Hi V12) Dedroom apt must be sold. Sales 01 S-speed This is a large BMX type bedroom Fi biiik rnlranci- Editor, The Daily Register, P.O. COUCH — Loveaeat & 2 chairs, 1 private r-ruc: & onvewav No pels vfA I TRESS/ WAITER - En 63 Money to Loan color with beige trim, complete set, at onlv Call 583 53S0. Apt 28B tticvclt- (or a larger child or young BOM 520, Red Bank, NJ. 07701. Female SLIPCOVERS - Rt upholstery 'arkview al Madison. Laurenc adult Exc cond , $130or best ofler $300 mo + 1IHitit" 1 . rtfla ••• 1 ui An Equal Opportunity Em 10 Vi'-y U S GOV'T $300. In very good cond. 291 1339 traordinarv lips Apply after 3 p.m BABYSITTING - Mother ot 16 mo Reasonable prices Fast service Harbor, N.J. 583 1060 iiy & rttirtm, s Crtll after .1 plover M/F. care for your child, 1' 1 ft UP References Coleen, S44 9817 HOMEOWNER PLANS atter 5pm 7B7 5954 Side Door Deli, 9 Monmouth St., Red GOOD BAD OR NO CREDIT? MOVING - Bedroom set, $250 YAMAHA CHAPPY MOPED Bank Long Branch home Very TWO EFFICIEN1 WOMEN - Wil CRYSTAL WALL SCONCE — EJec KFANSOURO ; bedroom apart RN/LPN (m/f> — Evenings" a 15.000 $47 62 110.000 195.24 Inlied, Austrian crystals, $100. Cal Kitchen set, $200 Electric dryer Exc cond Runs & looks like new. nights, 4 12 and 12-8. easonable rates Call 222 9342. Clean your home, excellent refer 150 Dishwasher, $100 2 end tables $250 firm 741 8520 (iii-ni. $JJO ,i mo nius heat, gas & WAITERS/WAITRESSES - Appl ences. Call for free estimale UP to 1125,000 Vm Any reason 870-9644. trie No pi-Is 1 . mos security Call 2M-354I in person: Truffles, Fair Haven, BABYSITTING — In my Hailei CONSOLIDATE ALL BILLS ISO. Lamps. $75 Loveseat. $100 home Fenced in yard, loving care WMW CURI ODDITY ANTIQUES — Sale Lots more. 264/061 81 Sports Equipment Call 4V5 J990 RN (M/F) — Full-time. 3-11 charge between inn m Even STOP FORECLOSURE 20% or more oil all inventory. 560 position Exc. salary ft benefits Ages 3 ft UP. Lilliam Drive school TYPING Recast high "n or balloon loans MOVING — Custom lined drape SKIERS - Caber boots, Biosvstem KfcANSBUR& 2 bedroom apt WE BTS END RECEP area Call 787-5/39 Any kind. Term papers. River Rd, Acme Center (rear), Fair ficid 1. & heat included $375 a Brookdale Nursing Center, Hailet TIONIST SECRETARY — For •< 24-Hr Action BOO 392 6959 oman shades, bar stools, living Equipe High Performance Man's 11 CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSIS business typing, etc. Haven, 842 7557, Mon. to Sat. oom table, king-size mattress ft rrow Never used, slill in box $155 t 1 mo security Available Call Mrs. Brust, tor appl.. 264 5800 tive real estate office. Typing, good A BETTER DEAL OESKS, FILES - Tables," chairs March 1 78' 6081 RN M/F— 11 to 7 Shift. Full tirr ANT - To care lor ill patient, Call 747-0654 after S p.m. boxsprmg, dinette set, other house best. 229 3599 after 6 appearance and phone voice essen hospital or home. $7/hr 16 vrs ex- $CASH$ storage cabinets, computer tables part time TOP salary, plus benetlls tial. Call Mr. Heck, 842 6009 WOMAN - Looking for day's work olfice equip, etc at bargain prices iold goods 566 5021 More Classified perience 988 9607, S-7 cm Red Bank area House cleaning Ex $10,000 $99 23 MO OAK - 6 Drawer office desk Chip 84 Merchandise Brookdale Nur^-ng Center, Hailet $25,000 1247 75 MO New or used. A.AC. OESK OUT Call Mrs Brust, 264-5800. lor appt 52 Babysitting- DAY WORKER - Looking lor days penenced Call 530 9037 •c ml die stvle camel back sofa. Wanted on Next Page wDrk to do house cleaning, morning $50,000 • $495 50 MO LET, 1709 HI 35,Oakhursl.S31-3990. SALES — Part-time, lead M 5> guv'l backed $$$ Credit prob DINING ROOM SIDE CHAIRS - furnished. Highest commission 11 Child Cart evening Call 2910189 55 Situations Wanted Antique, oak, T-back. 4 for $100 wicker Call 741-8918 ALL LIONEL TRAINS 220 Wanted Automotive ictns understood Even stop lore OIL TANK — 275 Qdl Good condi Industry against guaranteed draw ATTENTIVE A, PLEASANT WCM DEPENDABLE WOMAN -Wishes Male closure. 24 hr action Large steamer trunk, $50 495-384 Or Fiver Top cash appraisal AN — To care tor 2 well behaved housicleanme tobs References ft DISHWASHER" - Butcher block $40, Gat allowance Car necessary A I PAINTING - Flexible Wework 946 2893 Hours: Eves, ft weekends 264 366 children. 6 & I vr old. 7 3 afternoons transportation. Call alter 3 * 800-662-3066 top, 3 cycles, plus Watermiser '47-0877 oer wk Flexible rut 6H S66I 787-2550. HI lo 16 hours A dav to get the job ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS - Portable $150 Call 495 9464 after 12 ORGAN - Crummar Traveler I. ANTIQUES- All kinds, bought tor done when you want Neat, reason- hgues, 109 East River Rd , Rurmon. SALES - $350 lo $750 a week, full BABYSITTER NEEDED - For 3 EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER Lowest rates, government-backed noon. portable, draw bars, good cond , able Call Mark. 222-4540 or bJU tU2 asking $600. Call alter 6^671 1042 842-3154. Member Appraisers As time ft part lime, fastest-growing voung children. 6:30 am -4:30 p m Hailet. Holmdel, Middletown CERAMIC INTERIORS — Bath socialion of America. motor club in US. Call on Wed for 4 days a week, Leonardo area, need 1 $40 per dav. Call anytime. DRAPERY STORE FIXTURES - PIANOS — ORGANS appt. between 9 ft I, ,'4/7223 495-3220, room. Kin hen repairs Custom re gage corporate loans Call 364 5096 Drapery, curtain, bedspread, pillow ANTIQUES WANTED tar WI-SS40 modeling All ceramics guaranteed display racks. Desks, file cabinets, All Musical Supplies and Services TUSTING PIANO CO NAME YOUR PRICE FROM THE LOVE ABLE ^ EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER Free estimates Please c«ll 739 4652 Home Equity Loans cash register. Shrewsbury Decora International Galleries. '47 6200 FUSSY CUSTOMER STORES SI HelpWanted 151 HelpWanted $40 a day Own transportation tors. 468 Broad SI.. Shrewsbu> Our 991h Year DON'T RENT A TRUCK - Try us! UP to any amount, long terms Asburv Park 775-0664 ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN Call after 4 p.m.. 291 90SS Basements, cellars cleaned Any through Federal National Mortgage 747 4422. EXPERIENCED Nurses aide Open 9 lo 9 TIQUES. Rt, 36 and Homestead thing. hauled or moved nmi mh,Association (F M ) QRE55ER - With mirror, $60 PINE SOFA — Chair ft platform Avf, Leonardo 291 5250 : NO HIGHER .. -•"•-ig to live in done We are experienced laborers Chest ot drawers, $40 Kilchen set, Call Evelyn. 542-B327 THE MONEY STORE ocker.exe cond , $300or best ofler BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR SALE FEDERAL CIVILIAN Joe or Matt, 29) 2809 $60 Maple headboard ft frame, $20 Leather camera (Gadget) bag, $15 - Call Second Hand Lil, 264-0777 PRICES FOR ' FOR THAT GETAWAY WEEKEND ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING - 671-5600 Sears electric garage opener, nevei J Call 842 7369. After 5, 264-8615. Highest Prices Paid 1 I will babvsit any age, mv home, License no 7030 Free estimates Toll free 1 BOO 221 9000 used, $125 50 It of i copper tubing, tor all items, antiques, etc For YOUR USED CAR! CAREERS IN ADP I. o.m. til Mon p.m. Call belore 10 never used. $60. 787 3956. POOL TABLE - 50' x 96" Com Call after i pi.m . 787 1169 plete with cues ft rack $125. bargains, stop at 24 Broad St. Kev after 5. 291-3066 HANDYMAN Interior & exterior ELECTRIC — Hoi water neater, 17 port MERCHANDISE gallon, never used, $75 Norman 2227949 HOUSE OR APARTMENT CLEAN uaintmg, cdrpenlrv. .HM •> in ELECTRIC DRYER - Whirlpool, The U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command .ui.iti'd broken window glass re Rockwell mugs, sel of 10. $120 Call PORTABLE WASHER - ft dryer, NG Done the wav vou would il 4954153. _ ' $100. Dryer needs new plug Refrig- working condition or not: Reason has challenging Federal Civil Service openings in the rou had the lime Red Bank, Mid Placed, leaky roof repairs. gpruTtii able price, please Can anytime, repairs. Quick, reliable and very 71 Merchandise ELECTRIC WATER HEATER — erator, $75 Living room sel, $100. Automatic Data Processing environment. dletown ft vicinity Call lor esti Portable bar ft 3 stools. $40. 566-0250 mates, 741-8398 or 291 2078 reasonable Call anytime, 739 2064 for Sale 80 gal Sears Best, dual element perfect cond.. $50 Apnlaire humid Bedroom sel $100. 2 lamps $20 Call Guv Johnson * Application Sytttmt Programmer Analyit $1,500,000 • nor lor hot air furnace, model 445 264-6713: liuv & Buys SI HelpWanted SI HelpWanted FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER POTTERS WHEEL - Electric. Single items lo entire households 774-6500 * Applications Progrimnur top ot Ihe line. $75 Call 842 26B9 Buys 5 stores in N J END TABLES - (2) beautiful, .... npo West, variable speed, like Antique furniture, jewelry, silver CALL HOW * tyttami Programmtr All warehouses MUST be cleared! cocktail table, all solid wood, onlv new Best offer 842 1546: Immediate cash 842 4336 * Equipment Analysts il 500,000 Inventory of mos old, $250 264 9068, 9 3 p.m. PRIVATE OWNER MUST SELL - PIANO WANTED * SytMmi Analysts Pianos 8. Organs, New ft Used FAMILY ROOM FURNITURE - 4x10' real walnut wood conference SALESPERSON NEEDED MUST GOM! Sola bed, reclmer. rocker ft table with 12 matching chairs. Call Any condition 4934911 Most Maior Brands loman, 3 Parson's tables Exc. cond for appl to inspect. 528-6323 or Duties will include systems analysis, design & program- We offer; Unlimited Rentals Best olfer. 842-7382 528 7575. ming ol business applications; software development; Ocean County M.ili 240-5454 FIREWOOD — All hardwood Wi QUEEN SIZED SOFABED ~ Good Hospitalization Freehold • 462-4730 deliver 787 9697. cond., $125. loves**!, blue, yellow, systems studies; equipment acquisition; and office auto- Monmoulh Mall 5428190 green striped, exc cond.. $150 MAKE ITYOURSELF mation "The Only Place To Or 264-0B91 Make A Decision1' 787 3571 Demo FIREPLACE INSERT — Feugo RECORD A CALL - Telephone an 2V COLON IV Beautiful Admiral Will tit fireplace 41 lo 48' wide. 34 Ii Maior hardward includes: D.E C , IBM 4341 (4 meg) and wood console in exc cond Try 38" high, 20 to 25" deep, 2 vrs. old AS-5 computers operating in an OS/MVT environment Salary before buying. $325 22! 7587 Cost $650. must sell, $150 741 7826 tern, exc cond , $65 Call 7413660. Additional ADP environment includes: mtnt-tampuWI art" W BATHROOM ^ilNtt *• Complete RFTLINFR.-RUckvinvl.^r cond •faucets ft cabini'l. $125, Girl's bi $100 line terminals, data base management systems, oltice ~~ComrnissioTr' cycle. 26" 3 speed, $30 Call 671 3674 Call 872 9588 automation systems, distributed processing. 5 PIECE BEDROOM SET Best Pattern Afghan FIREWOOD REFRIGERATOR — Bottom Bonus Oak. $100 a cord freezer, auto icemaker, 2 vrs. old The successlul candidate should possess: Call 5300032 Call 747 0148 GE Auto Washer, 4 cycles. RCA 3 years ol responsible experience in related ADP environ- $1,500,000 Inventory ColQtlxack TV. 7872340 ALMOST NEW Full we box FIREWOOD — Oak. svmi-seasonei REFRIGERATOR GE - 18.6 cu ment or a bachelor's degree Irom an accredited college or spring ft mattress with frame, $100 $125 per cord, delivered Ca It frost Iree. sidebv Side freezer. 4 (rtf C< university. In addition, 3 years ol specialized experience in We want a person who is neat, person- Call 495 0840 atter 6 p.m. 747 5833 years old Call 741 ?18/ programming, systems analysis, or ADP equipment eval- A LOW BUDGET' FIRE WOOD - Cords, $13/ ' 1 cord REFRIGERATOR - Apt site, able, career oriented, with a positive Shop the Used Furniture Center $75 2 vr seasoned oak Split white. $225. Stereo receiver. $300 uation. Positions are in the Federal Career Civil Service with ot Red Bank delivered \—" Full sue mattress ft box spring. excellent promotional opportunities and fringe benefits attitude. 19' Shrewsbury Ave 842 1449 4950789 $100 All items like new 566 5477 Pattern creates swagged effect alter 5 Candidates must be US citizens. We are an Equal P/e«$e call Tim Welsh or Larry Doremut ALUMINUM STORM DOOR - FIREWOOD - 3 cords assortec on rich looking knit afghan Opportunity Employer hardwood, vou cut. I deliver, $17 between 10-12 noon tor appt. JW8. perfect condition. $S0 Call Call S44 1233. REFRIGERATORS - Apt sue. A touch ol warmth combined b!\ 9341 after 6 P m G E . rebuilt, lull wan ant*, $76 Call FIREWOOD - $1 90per jumbo bag Eatunlown TV 542 0400 with appealing color and texture ANDERSEN WINDOWS ft DOORS Red Bank Lumber Co . Any silt' & slvle 50 o discount. RIFLE RUGER 10 22- Carbine 72 is most desirable' Knit afghan alt jj^J£r*>' Msll rs.ums to HQ CECOM 741 5500. (aliberl0roundclip.exe cond. Call ATTN: DRSEL-PT-CP RP (Btdg. 739) Wmdawiiards, l B0Q »3 8'07 1 in one piece of synthetic worsted ANTIQUE WOOD OR COALBURN 11 Rt WOOD — All hardwood SP Ft. Monmouth, N.J. 07703 ft delivered, $115 a cord RIFLES - Winchester, 1886. 1U9J. in 3 colors Pattern 482 knitting INOCOOKSTOVE -F*c cond Top Call 536 0108 li'dm- with sir ol I kvurk Asking $'00 1894 directions 7H/ 161. Old Chelsea Sta.. New tap*- deck bar combination, lamps, Split ft delivered $115 truckload twin sue 291 531/ many other items Call 787 7081 Call 591 9223 or 24/ 5/82 York, NY 10113. Print Name, BUSINESS DIRECTORY STEREO RECEIVER - With 2 ATARI VIDEO GAME PACKAGE FIREWOOD Address, Zip. Pattern Number. - Wtth 14 cartridges including speakers A, turntable i-xc lond Call Well seasoned alter 7 pm, 7418942 NEW 1983 NEEDLECRAFT CAIA Asteroids. Pac Man, Missile Com Call 7 9pm. 291 3669 nfand. 2 IOV slicks. 2 Paddles, plus SUEDE KNICKERS— Vest, jacket, LOG1 Afghans jackets quilts CLEAN YARDS cartridge case Original retail value FM BASE STATION - Motorola site 10. never worn $1/5 dolls, novelties - ISO designs. Cellars, attics ft garages $400 + , now $195 complete 671 5851 450 470 MC 6 11 cabinet $75 or best 222 0624 alter 7 Dm ( 3 Iree patterns Send $1 50 BATHROOM Free estimates BEAUTIFUL DEN FURNITURE - Oiler Call alter 7. 842 9446 TICKETS - Neil Young. Aerosmilh See This Ad Every Week! 741-2149 Sofa. 2 chairs, ottoman. $100 Large fOR SALE - Kilchen table ft 2 Barry Mamlow, Be tie Midler REMODELING CLtAN UP JOBS - Buildings, metal cabinet, $25 Call 787 6019 chairs, 4 bureaus, 2 living room 572 9400 * CERAMIC TILE ards, mini demolition, construction BEDDING SETS- New Twin $79 (.hairs, bed ft mattress. Call 741 4571 TRAPS - B & L 1 t long spring. debris Prompt, reliable service. Full. $99. Queen. $149 Factory after before 12 noon. customned, longer chain & extra PARTIAL to COMPLETE — Ana 1pm. 495 0075. Dock l-.ctw.iKls Jr . 671 1216 fOR SALE - Like new avocadc spring. $27 doi Never used. Lee 12 orirnic tilt. n>« * repiirt gauge reloader, $27 842-6582 H1-4073. 43I-I17! or 180-039' LIGHT HAULLING - Clean yards, green 24 cu fl side by side Admiral When they are . in BEDROOM - 3 piece gray, $150 refrigerator May be seen in opera- TRACTOR — Jottn Deere, 12 h p , Printed Pattern athes. basements, moving T ree tut Cut velvet sola gold, $150 China CARPENTRY ing, etc Oav or night 741 7207 tion in mv kitchen Will sell for $495 tolallv rebuilt. 4B" mower with snow Softly Romantic! need of a service closet, $25 Dresser. $15 Chiflorob*. Call 544.1274 blade & chain. L,ike new. $1BS0 515 741/348 ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY such as yours . . . FOR SALE - Pine kitchen cabinets, 264 9055 eves or weekends WORK — No lot) too big or small. MOVING & STORAGE BEDROOM SET - Full sue. 2 end TRIPLE — Full length dressing tables, triple dresser, 2 mirrors, 5125 Sptoi^on Jtormi^Ctl^/eM^r _ Advertise where NICKS MOVERS - Low rales, sen Call 787 9B2B or 787 1479 room mirrors $300 Sola bed. out CARPENTER — WIH do unall iob> $225 Call 566-6990 readers look every- rates. Iree estimates Storage. GAS WATER HEATER — Unused. guided fabric Purchased for guest 10 JD«r» tlm« to iupp'tment income We travel Call anytime. 566 9194 BEDROOM SET - Solid cherry, room, beautiful cond $375. Wall unit lm tIT«rti<«.'flUSTt- ense No 686 single bed, mattress, spring, bu A O Smith, 50 gal , glass lined, 5 vr Free •stlmlttt. IWMIO^ day! guarantee. $175. 542 3576 atter 5 $200 More. 222 0624 atter 7 p m reau. night stand, $300 Other chairs, TV - Miniature black & white, V RETIRED OARPENTER - Seek! IEACHERS MOVING INC - Big tables, rug, etc 741 193a G t REFRIGERATOR - 3 in small & medium ailed jobs Free small Licensed and insured Free BED — Full sue. with bookcase • 1'J" screen. 3 wav, $55 Call alte old, like new, $250 Full sue bed with 7pm, 842 8446 estimates.J4±tn> or ?T40MO. •mutes Fair Haven 530 1333. headboard and 1 night stand, all box spring ft mattress, $70 291 4193 NEW CONSTRUCTION — AOOi 4 Lines for 30 days solid wood, oak. includes box spring GO CART FOR SALE — Needs- TV - 17". portable, biack 8. while, tlons. alterations, cabinets, kitcl PAINTING& & mattress. $175 264 9088. 9 3 P m. remote control, perfect cond . S50 some work $300 or best offer Hoover vacuum* upnyht. tike np*v ens, decks. All work guaranteed, WALLPAPERING BEDROOM FUflNlTUWfc ChfM BF2O7iB o. HS reference^. OirisJohnson^TiJJJM only '49°° "UK GUARANTEED j ol drawfcrs, $25 2 mahogany tf">i ' 117. 6567 I Watlpaoerino. i ' mirror*. %fi nro^h.h TVS 'RHniiH.R(.*a>2«nith IMn |.*t> 1 rnnrf Call 495 124; A Cess that ^hotld be seen al -m 1461. or best ofter 2 tiered mahogany tea color TV's, lull warranty. $188 SERVICE Ca«542-170C. HAVE An unwanted item or twoEatontown TV, 542 0400 motion, it's completely gracelu eODIE'S PAINTING table, $20 French Provincial you would like to sell' An ad this sue BEN'S INDUSTRIAL — Residential Iruitwood, oval cocktail table with tor 10 days is lust $6 00. Call The VERMONT CASTING — Wood liom elbow putt sleeves to soil I Business clean-out service. Quick. FIREPLACES LEAVE YOUR TAX PHObL Expert Craftsman glass top. $40 Lois ot extras. Register Classified, 542 1700 slove, $350 firm skirt with deep hemline band dependable service. Boner ft WITH US" — All Seasons Tax Ser Call Eddie, 671 4403 842 4943. Call 9462481 furnace removal. Free estimates. . WOODSTOVES EXPERT PAINTING - Interior & HIGH RISER — Twin sue opens lo , For chillon, knit BEDROOM SET Double, exc , King sue bed. 2 hardly used mat- 0M S30-4H4 Detores Hoffman, Robert exterior Free estimates Printed Pattern 9009 Misses FIREPLACES & WOOD STOVES Urmev- Maureen Freeman $375 Twin bed complete. $45 An tresses, 2 bolsters*coversmcluded, CARPET Chimneys, brick hearths & walls Call Rich, 741 3437 tique oak dresser with mirror. $150. $250 4959637 VIDEO GAME CARTRIDGES - Sues 8. 10 12 14 16 18 Sue Brick, stone, block, concrete HOME INTERIOR PAINTING - Winter Wooden chesl of drawers, $25 Chif T'ade rentbgy sell For free details Repairs J, Black, WIOM?. nuwt & Urritfc — \l> wood ft t0 1? (bust 34) takes 3': yard INSTALLATION rates, tree estimates. Local refer ferobe and chesl of drawers, 1920s, padded armschairs. i red 8.1 black. T IMPROVEMENTS ences Call Steve. 747 5451 $75 ice cream (able. 2 chairs. $65. Little Silver, N.J 0: SO inch labile JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION - FURNITURE $39 ea , 2 seal reception bench, black mngs. 642-5403 Sales, cleaning, re lavs, re-stretches Ai HOME REPAIRS — Remodel Antique china closet. 1920's. $40 Box & chrome. $49, j seal upholstered * repairs 2a4»W7. REFINISHED ing, insulation, carpentry, plumb- MORGAN P COLIO JR spring and mattress, twin, exc , $45 sofw, $79. fl walnut straight chairs. WASHERS - GE ing, eleclnc, masonry. No tob too Wallpapering, Painting ft Piaster Colonial couch, $40. 2646458. $15 ea or 2 $27/maple double bed rebuilt, $139 Full warrantv talon CARPETCLEANING A REPAIRED small Handv Dandy Home Repairs. Rels provided HI H/82 BOLEX 16MM CAMERA - Many stead, $25. professional electric lown TV, 5420400 accessories Recently overhauled Monroe calculator & case $14. A I EXPERT CARPET CLEANING BUCKS FURNITURE REPAIR — 671 7679. WHITE FOX JACKET - $450. Fo> Send $2.50 tor each patten & Relimshing A Antique Restora- PLUMBING & $3S0 or best after Call 583 1060 '41 9595 coat. $200 Pastel mink lackel, $325 « Add SM lor each pattern Ii -uerji' Hjack raccoon lackel. $400 Olhe's and handling. Send to & dents removed Furniture strip ELECTRICAL garages, decks & all improvements CLEANING - Gas ft oil installa Ding bv hand & sanding. Light 542 B575 i 747 1826 Call 739-1105 t uf nilur i- » u*vi S.D. BEST ELECTRICAL CON carpentry WOfk; tions or conversions .No 10b too JOHN ROESINO small. Free estimates. 671-1461 or DOXBS CORRUGATED HOT WATER TANK — Gas, 30 sal mversarv Sale, SOVOTo off The TRACTOR — Lie. 6173 Fast, depen 671 4392 For Moving & Storage, and for In- never used. $125, Wicker Basket, Rt 34. Colts Neck, dable service Reasonable rales INCOME interior/exterior home repairs MARIAN MAHIIN Certificate of Occupancy work dustry A complete line ot packaging 264 6584 4628855 e7!-0!ll YOUNG PLUMBER — Lookina to supplies 462 46'2 or 74' 4096 TAX SERVICE Free estimates HUMIDIFIER — Spray type, elec WING BACK CHAIR - Large fix old Pipes Low rales. Lie. No. BOXES CORRUGATED PMTERTAINMENT CITY, STATE. FEDERAL TAXES No job too small 1455 Ray, 739 4346 ironic sensor, 'J price, $45. Queen Anne, exc cond Pattern Dept. 420 — Bv an enperienced preparer 495-2005 For Moving & Storage, and for In- 741 5374 BALLOONS - For your super bow 29) 1874 SPECIALIZING IN — Maior & mi dustry A complete lineof packaging party. Kave your favorite team col 7394075 nor home improvements. Also ex- ROCKING DJ'S supplies 462 467? or 747 4096 IBM TYPEWRITERS WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA The Daily Reqister ors. But, don't lofiiel Valentines perienced In hot tar A shingle ap Child Craft Best offer 264 8325 iiiflwif. UP UP ft * H & R SLOCK CARPET — 10x25'. green tweed. $45 RENTAL $22 $28 per mo. olirahon & repair 495 729s Oi K IN In E MUMC foi vou'r Rent wi** notion to buy 872 0327

"r5DTOllf*ffi tysVJ<"M • wn* 229 4841 or SNOW PLOWJNG KENMORE GAS RANGE — Gn 72 Garage/ v aru i^v> 7 4933817. ROBERT F. FLYNN, CPA 1. HOUSES — Garages, yard & gut SNOW PLOWING - Commercial or 30" good cond., sacrifice, $75. More clothps for less money income tax preparalion, accounting 842 1208 after 6 P.m. POHCM SALE — Furniture, house ters cleaned out ft hauiad away residential, 24-rir' service hold items, clothes, assorted stuff It's not a disam it s reality when and auditing iervices Mini demolitions 747-8128 291 8384 CHECK THIS OUT... KITCHEN CABINETS — Never HAVING AN AFFAIR? indivldual-Partntrshlp-Corporate Get more readers lo check out your 7\\ Easl Bergen Place. Rtd Bank you sew1 Send lor NtW SPRING- PROFESSIONAL D.J. FOR HIRE used, oak, unpainied, 3 separate tops Sun Jan 1b ? * 530 79S4 __ B42**"- » n" HOME a OFFICE CLEANING — ad with a CHECK al Ihe top and or & bottoms, each covering total area STEVE CIE OF WVRM FM TREE SERVICE bottom ol your copy. Call The Daily SUMMER PAT11RN CATALOG NON-STOP PARTY MUSIC PERSONAL, BUSINESS A STATE Complete Janitorial service. All out- ot 102' Call 291 2476 after 3 P m 77 Pets and Livestock — Returns prepared completely. 31 side maintenance done. Senior WOODY'S TNEt SERVICE — Tree Register Classified Department to- KITCHEN CABINETS - 10 ft . all Free pattern coupon 42 50 ft LIGHT SHOW & shrub trimming & removal Fully day for details, 542 1700 REASONABLE RATES yrs. in Middletown. Call for appoint- citizen discount. Free estimates wood Stainless steel sink. Gas cook BORELLI SADDLE - Tan, sue 16 value) Catalog $1 50 ment, 671-1219. Margery Trovato Call Sani-Clean, 609 693-0M3 insured Free estimates 530-1812 top & wall oven. Asking $750 Very good condition. Call 671 4607 300 Autot For Sal* 300 Autot For Sal* C8 The Daily Register TUESDAY, JANUARY IS. 1983 TIGER MONTE CARLO 1974 - Air, PS/PB, TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- good running cond.. 1875. Call after perb service OOWNES PONTIAC, 101 Apartments 102 Houses For Rent 108 Commercial S p.m.. 7411957. j| Lower Main St., Metewan. Rentals MUSTANG 1967 — 6-cvl . auto., re- set-nee 5BURG - S roomt. All utRi H'AZLET i room Cape Loa, i built engine. New trans., exhaust, TOYOTA COROLLA 1979 — tits. IMLmo. Apply; Super. Apt A, battery Exc. cond. All orlg 120O0 AM/FM, 4-spd.. exc. cond. I OcuA baths, full basement References re- Quired. I'I mos security. $475 per RED BANK — • English Plaja. Call Dave eves,, 157-0081 Call 741-1411 mo plus s«s & elecw.c 522-0944. 7504600 sq. ft. First floor off'Ce- KEYPORT - 3 room aMrtmtnl for showroom. 110 per sq ft Ample OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 1978 — TOYOTA COROLLA 1981 SRI — rtnl. Si ogle or touPle Preferrtd. Call KEANSbuHi", Co/* 2 bedroom, Mint cond Good gas mileage 14,500 Moving must sell, exc cond., low •ftof S p m , So3 3070 best area No pets Call after 6 p.m., parking. Call 741 7200 SHREWSBURY - Office spate or best offer 566-2680. mileage, fully equipped. Mack. 1 dr. LEONARDO — 3 room apt., lilt available EMC location Ideal tor OLDS CUTLASS 1980 — Supreme sedan, asking 18300. Call 583-SMO. t>«th WWplui utilities. Security No professional Furnished Reason- Burgundy, auto trans., a track ster- TOYOTA 1101 TURCELL — Deluxe, MH. CM m 2425 *vei "MIDDLETOWN" able rale Call 741-1345,8 a m -Jp m eo. PS/PB 4 pwr. windows, air, 1 dr., 5-speed, front wheel drive, LONG BRANCH - Great 2 Dedroom February tst occupancy available weekdays cruise control, 13150. Cell after 6 AM/FM stereo cassette, 17,000 ml. jparlment in do Die* home Gas on this 3 bedroom Split Ltvel with p.m., 741-8137. 14500 or best offer. Call 111-4301. heal, basement, new carpeting, im gas heat, family room, convenient & STORES LOW OVERHEAD - Re OLDSMOBILE VISTA CRUISER TOYOTA CELICA GT 1900 — mediate occupancy available Mis auiel locaiiun Asking $750 per mo locate retail business or star I new. m 1974 - 90,000 ml., good cond.. solid Llftback, 4-cvl., 5-speed menual Par mo. Ask for Mr. Pavlis at beautiful air conditioned mall, io mechanical, 1080. Cell 221-6421, after trans., PS/PB, air cond., AM/FM ERA JAMIE PAVLIS REAL ES- ERA-JAMIE PAVLIS caled in center of busy town. Office 6 p.m. stereo, rear defrost, rear wiper, TATE Real Estate Space avail, also 1375 & UP. Cat" PARK CHEVROLET 11,419 ml., No. 2338A 15,995. exclud- Realtor 142 1123 Realtor 542 2223 747 291b Sales Leasing Service Parts ng lie fees 4 lax. Call 411-1300. LONG BRANCH - Save! Furnished Each office independently RI. 66— 775-1211—NOPluno Peeler. or not NodeoosM SUSpavsailbills! Owned and operated 109 Buildings/Garages Locator*. 24O5S51 PEUGUET 1970 TOYOTA CELICA GT 1978 — Coupe. MIDDLETOWN — Newly re- 290 Trucks and 300 Autos For 8ilo Good tor parts. Asking 1200. Runs. 4-cvl. 5-speed manual trans., man- MARLBORO - Carpeted 3 rooms, modeled 4 room home. Private HIGHLANDS - Storage garage for 137 Lots and Acreage 300 Aulot For Sato Call 291-0611. ual steering. PB, air cond.. AM/FM, iia& heat, driveway with modern street No pets Couple preferred rent (30/mo. Telephone 748 3220. Trailers HONDA — Accord LX 1979, S speed. or 871-1744. 60,596 ml., No. 1921A 14,595, exclud- $465 plus utilities 6717111. 9 i LEONARDO - IIS1 « M1. Hit CIRCLE CHEVROLET appliances Locators, 240 4551 PB/PS, air cond. AM/FM, stereo PLYMOUTH FURY 1977 — 118 en- ng Ik lees 4 lax. Call 431 1300, MATAWAN Studio, all modern, MIDDLE1GWN comfortable. Im- sewer, natural gas & water hookups. FORD VAN 1971 — 6 cyl., runs good Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury cassette, digital clock, regular gas. Dealer. 110 Wanted to Rent in,soo ni't»L 7411110 gine, PS/PB, AC, 68,000 ml., 12000or extras. 1250. Call for inlo! Locators, maculate, 3 bedroom home on acre Low mileage 4*75 Exc. cond. 14450. 741-8486. besl offer. Call 542-9303 anytime. TOYOTA CELICA ST 1901 -4-CVl., 140-5551. + . Walk to bus and all schools $625 WANTED TO RENT — Floor space. 21150.9 40x60' minimum, for dog training 138 Mobile Homes HONDA CIVIC 1900 — 2-dr.. 4-cvl . PLYMOUTH 1966 VALIANT — Ra- 5-speed manual trans., PS/PB, air MIDDLETOWN • utilities Security required FORD 1971 F1M — Auto., PS/PB. cond , AM/FM, reer defrost, 37,260 671 8825 classes of Center N.J Chapter of the CLASSIC 1963 STUDEBAKER 4 speed manual Irans.. AM radio, dio, heater, eir cond., 69.000 ml. Call HAZLET - Adult community, > AM radio, cap, 51,000 ml., 303 VI, manual steering 4 brakes. 56,424 ml. ml.. No. 2719A 15,995, excluding lie. Ml DDL t TOWN 2 bedroom con Owner-Handier Assoc. Call 5300737 bedroom, patio & shad. W.soo. Call LARK — New battery, alternator, 741-1054. or JM2.-42SI. ins great, new tins, new brakes, Excellent MPG! 13,188, excluding fees 4 lax. Call 411-1100, Dealer. do Fireplace. Near N.v. bus & 73»0S»! no rust V37OQ. MJ-9OO9. starter, motor, fuel pump, tires 1 PLYMOUTH VOLARE PREMIER TOYOTA COROLLA WAGON 1981 KNOLL WOOD WANTED - 2 bedroom house, Mid more. Superb cond. In A out. 48.000 1c. fees 8. tax. Call 431-1300. Dealer. train $675 a mo + utilities Days, INTERNATIONAL 19745COUT — S- 1976 — PS/PB. air. AM/FM stereo, — 4-cyl., auto, trans., PS/PB. V49 1743 Eves . 29) 92J9 dlt?town or surrounding area. (300 to HAZLET — 2 bedrooms. IO«SS. orlg. ml. Exc. car for student, first- HYER "QUALITY" FORD new radial tires, garage-kept, exc. GARDENS sPMd, rebuilt motor, clutch plat*, FORD TRUCK HEADOUARTERS AM/FM radio, air cond . 29,967 ml- RED BANK —Central 3 bedroom, 2 1400 a mo. Call 787 1607 after 4 p.m. lurnlshed. patio I shed, new time driver or anyone who can ap- cond 12,200 negotiable. 291-1205. No 2832A Loves kids. 15,995, ex- muddcr tires with whit* wagon preciate an older car. This car Is 741-6000 bath, living room, dining room, eat- lurnate. adult park, asking 111,000 wheels, t)500. After 6 p.m., W-13*3. PONTIAC 1964 BONNEVILLE — 8- cluding Ik fees 4 tax Call 431-1100, F«elusive t & 1 bedroom apart in kitchen, basement, attic, totally HEAL ESTATE orbest offer. 7a7-5W. dependable 1 must be sold. 11500 or JAGUAR 1981's cyl. Must sell, bought new car. As is, ments. Individual uas heating & ten PLYMOUTH 1975 VOYAGER VAN besl offer. Cell 583-1060 Peeler, redecorated Walk to schools, HAZLET — Modern mobile home. EXCELLENCE GUARANTEED 1350 or best otler. Call 737-1976. Iral air conditioning. Excellent loca churches & stores. Off-street park- FOR SALE — 50,000 ml., good cond., asking TIT MOTORS 572-1577 TOYOTA COROLLA 1970 — 1200 12XSS, central air, shed, sliver too 1,950. Call Htr 3 p.m., 717-1274. COUPE DEVILLE 1979 — PS/PB, PONTIAC GRAN VILLE 1974 — tion. ing. JSSQ + utilities & security. Suit pwr. windows, pwr. door locks, 1610 Woodbrldge Ave., Edison ebiilli engine, clean In 4 out Best awning, skirting. Adult park. Call Fully loaded. Good running cond. offer. Call m-8644. Just otf Ri 35 on Kings Highway able tor 2 couples or professional or 131 Houses for Salt JUKI! or 111 «5S RANGER F100 1979 PICKUP — cruise control, moon roof, many ex PARTS 8, SERVICE East (walking distance to Foodl commercial offices References. No Auto., air, blue & cream. tras Call between 4 8, 8, 212 1065. 571-1894 1600 291-9404 TWIN BORO MOTORS INC. Shopping Center). pels 741 1127 or 741-1123^ ASSORTMENT OF SUPERIOR - Call Lou, 3M-69O0 JAGUAR 1981s PONTIAC ASTRA 1976 — 4 cvV, 1- 131 Newman Springs Red Bank LALL 6/1 0021 115 daily Built homes Wayside Woods & Long MOBILE HOME — Adult park. 1 CUTLASS LUXURY SUPREME dr. hatchback, PS, white wall tires, RED BANK -2 family, 3 bedrooms, 2 PICKUPS FOR SALE 1900 — Auto., all power, AM/FM, EXCELLENCE GUARANTEED Doqge/AMC/Jeep/Renault 747-0040 MIDDLE TOWN GARAGE APT. - dose to Parkway $425 + utilities & Vltw Village. From $147,000. Can large bedroom, 1 smaller room. high gas mileage Call 222-5748 be USED VOLKSWAGEN — ENGINES turv Building Co.. 531 0505. — 1965 Chevy, itepslde, 8ft btd. new tires, rear window defrost, lilt tIT MOTORS 572 2577 Old Navestnk River Rd. estate 2'/, MrCUrUv !f?9 3540 S7.S00 4M-O3M heavy duty, cap, $1450. wheel. 4S.0O0 ml. 495-1380. 1610 Woodbrldge Ave., Edison tween 3 4 6 p.m. _ AND TRANSMISSIONS. GUARAN- bedrooms, plus garage, access to BELFORD — 6 rooms, large lot. lull MOBILE HOME — 1x35 with PARTS 4 SERVICE PONTIAC VENTURA 1976 — 3- TEED. OTHER USED PARTS RUMSON — Furn 4 rooms, 2 — 1976 Toyota, cap, wagon wheels. CUTLASS OLDSMOBILE 1980 river A special gem 1600 a mo. Call basement, 2 car garage, $M's. 168 enclosed patio. 1 bedroom, side pipes, «250 171-1194 speed, slick shift, good running ALSO AVAILABLE. CALL KENNY bedrooms, modern kitchen, full Lee Avi. BROUGHAM — 2-dr.. AM/FM star Corson Ellis weekdays, 291 0500 basement, l bath, steam oil heat, 1 furnished, shirting & shed Call Call 339-2079. KARMANN GHIA 1971 cond. 75,000 mi. Asking 11.SOO. Call THEODORE, 741-0500. TI7-4I34 •' M!!1S5 eo cassette, AC, PS/PB, pwr win after 4. 583-0190. MODERN APARTMENT - Neai car garage, small family (1 child), dows, fully equipped. $5500 or best Needs body work. 1500 VEGA 1974 — Running cond. 1150 or transportalign Best time to call lease, $700 per mo. DENNIS K. BELFORD — Contract of sale. Busi- 300 Autos for Salt offer. Call 842-6660 or 741 3700 Cell 747 0376 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 1971 - Exc. best offer. . before noon 4950416. BVRNE. Realtor, 8 West River Rd,, ness zoned, highway. $500 a mo. 140 Real Estate cond. Best offer. AA ONLY DRIVEN TO — Rumson DATSUN 200SX 1900 KITSON CHEVROLET CO. 671-0111 MONMOUTH BEACH 1 bedroom Rumson, B42 1150 Down payment negotiable. Call af- Wanted WV. 36 Eatontown 747-1454. ter 4 p.m., 787-2005. Country Club. 1978 Zephyr, 4-door, 5-speed, black VOLVO - New 4 Used apt,, unfurnished, recently SHREWSBURY ••- Unique charm air. 19,000 ml. Like new. (4,000 firm. Call Lou, HO-6900 542-1000 PONTIAC LEMANS — Station wag modeled, walk to beach Call after 4, FAIR HAVEN — Bv owner. Great Sales, pans, service, body shop ing 3 bedroorr t' baths, washei WANTED — House. Retired coupla Call after 3, I41M16. LABRIOLA MOTORS on. 1979. Fully loaded. 58.000 ml 329 03*2 dryer, garage, pr fate landscaped location on quiet street near river DATSUN 1978 — 200SX, 4-cvl., auto. Shore Motors RI IS, Wall, 5H-7MO need home. River Plata or Red AMC HORNET STATION WAGON air, AM/FM stereo, exc. cond. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank 14300 Call 544-8758 afler 4 p.m. _ VOLVO PARTS SALE — New-used, MONMOUTH COUNTY - Many 2. acre with pool. Convienent location Expanded Ranch. 5 bedrooms, 3- PREMIERE VOLARE WAGON 1977 baths. $150,000, 747-1814. Bank area Rent, buy on contract or 1976 — 6 cyl., auto., AM/FM, 49,000 41,000 ml. 11,800 Call 747-8026 741 2433 for oldies, restorers. Cheep!. RED 3, 4 bedrooms, ready now! C No pets Immediate occupancy $695 assume, etc. Call mini ml., axe. cond., snow tires & rack. 1 — PS/PB, air, AM radio, reclining info Locators. 2405^51 pttrt utilities. Call 229-5642. DATSUN B-110 1976 HATCHBACK LINCOLN TOWN CAR 1977 - 4 dr. BANK VOLVO. 741-5806. FOULKS-PRESTON owner. 1339V 7412511. For fast sale. I1.S9S firm. Call bucket seats, tinted glass, rear win- RED BANK - Luxury, 1 bedroom WEST LONG BRANCH — 2 — 4 speed, air, AM radio, roar dow defroster, 6-cvl. auto. 30,000 ml VOLKSWAGEN 1969 — FastbeCk, AGENCY AMC HORNET HATCHBACK 1974 defrost. 11.500 Good cond. 566-6971 747-0691. auto, runs in good condition. 1500. or apt., immaculate, exc location, $425 bedroom house, basement, dining — Runs excellent S650. 787-7649% PlUt Ut.HIItt, 741 219*_ room, living room, large kitchen & REALTORS APPRAISERS after 6. LINCOLN TOWN CAR 1978— Fully besl offer Call after 6 P.M. 787-6034 MONMOUTH COUNTY MLS 787-M29 after 4 KiU RANK 2 bedrooms, kitchen den. Available Feb. 1 Asking $550 DATSUN 1911 180ZX — Silver, air loaded, low miles 15,800 or best RASSAS PONTIAC VOLVO 1970 144S — 4-speed, 4-dr- per mo. 70 Monmouth Rd. Oakhurst 229 8400 AMERICAN CONCORD 19*0 — 4- AM/FM, 5-speed. 20,000 ml., exc offer. 566-9101. 395 BroadJLJ>ed Bank Tjn-SIJO adlels 51,200 or best offer. & bath, |450 mo. plus utilities Con ERA-JAMIE PAVLIS REAL ES 152 Boats and door, exc. cond., 14300. venientJutdtiaii 741O7J9. 2 Woodland Dr, Middletown 671 9494 cond 111,500 or best offer 787 7004 MERCURY MONARCH 1976 — RITTENHOUSE 671 MM -__ TATE GLORIA NILSON 543-91» after 3 p.m. RED BANK - Furnished 3 room. Realtor 542-2323 Accessories Small V-8, auto., air, PW, AM/FM, LINCOLN MERCURY. Inc VOLKSWAGEN 1968 — Mint cond , 144', mo ( i mo. security, includes Realtors APOLLO 1974 BUICK - 6-cvl., good DATSUN 210 1980'— 4-dr., 4-cvl., needs paint 11,100 Call 495-1470 af- 900 Hwv 35 775-1500 Ocean Twp must be seen to appreciate. Cell Hwv. 35, Shrewsbury. 842*009 1177 CAT Al INA 25' — Fin Kaal, raci transportation, asking $750 or bast all uMdies No pets, ideal for older 103 Rentals to Share & cruise equipped, trailer, axtras. auto, trans., manual steering, PB, ter 6 p.m. SAAB 1972 99 — 2 door, slick, driven 946 4679. ' HAZLET TWP, — 3 yr. old Ranch. otter. Call 74)1-0157 or 330-4123 atter couple. $42-4360. GENTLEMAN — Looking for wom- Must sail. Electronics, mint cond. 5 p.m. AM radio, body side moldings. 34.79] MERCURY COUGAR XR7, 1978 — every day, 1850 or best offer. VW VOLVO I42E — 4-speed. New RED BANK - 4 rooms, 1 bedroom 3 bedrooms, large living aria, many Call 5kb mo ml., No. SO8P. Budget-conscious Air, all power, AM/FM stereo, 1969, rebuilt engine, good tires. 1425 brakes, clutch, many new parts. an (kids welcome) to share large extras. Must so. $64,900. Call Carol, snows Included. Silver 4 burgundy. On bus line. No pets or washing house. $250 a mo , halt utilities. IS' BAYLINER — 1«79 Cabin A STAR IS BORN... $3.»t6. excluding Ik fees 1 tax. Call Call 542 IHs Regular ges Solid 11995. Call machine V3/5 + utilities. 7475145 H let r 671-1000. 411-1300, Dealer. Mint cond., must see Make offer. 212 6411 alter 6 p.m. ?? .? «i CaM.lMWT. Cruiser with Flvbrldge. Immaculate 7479591 SAAB 99LE 1974 - 2-dr., 4-cyl., 4 RED BANK - Luxury"nirltse7 2 HAZLET TWP. — Income property, condition. 116,000 Call Win. E«t. DATSUN 110 1901 — 4-dr., 4 cyl speed. 73.350 ml., AM/FM cassette, VW CONVERTIBLE 1971 — Super HIGHLAND HILLS — 3 bedroom 2 houses on 100x150 lot. Must see bedrooms, 1 baths t bedroom apt home overlooks ocean. Utilities in 215. auto. Irans., manual steering, PB, MERCURY BOBCAT 1978 — 4-cvl., very cleen Inside 4 out. Asking Bug. New top, new paint, rebuilt Beautiful view Call t2-1 p.m. or 6-7 eluded No pets. Pat after 5, 291 4S27. $59,900 Call Carol, 671-1000. AM radio, 23.318 ml., No. 681P. High 4 speed exc. cond., 11,500 firm Call 12300 Call 4<2 7654 Jller 5:30 pm engine. A reliable, classy car. USOO HOLMDEL — Colonial, 4 btdrooms, a' FIBERGLASS DINGHY —JIOO 2 m h.p outboard, used twice, S27S Both Attract more readership bv placing MPOI 15.195, excluding Ik. fees 4 495-1547. SAFARI WAGON 1973 - AC, PS,firm 229-841T P\ ." W2-4865. _ WOMAN WISHES — To share her lax. Call 4311300, Dealer. RED BANK — 1 bedroom, close to home, Middletown area. 3 baths, stone fireplace, mint condi- lor H50 a STAR al the top and/or bottom of MERCEDES 1971 — 1S0C, exc.AM/FM. radial tires, new exhaust vw RABBIT 1975 — l owner, aic. Broad SI. 1380 + utilities. , 291 4926_ tion, $250,000. FOUR SEASONS RE Call 7»U24 your ad. For details, call the Dally DATSUN 280Z 1976 — 6-cvl.. 4-speed cond., all power, new tires, brakes, 8»,000 1600 or best offer. 544 0008 rond , 4 speed, new tires, 47,000 ml , ALTORS, 671-5200. Register Classified Department, manual trans., manual steering, PB paint. Best offer over 18,200. Call ALUMINUM BOAT — 12' V-hull SANSONE OLDS CADILLAC price negotiable Cell 671-6516. HOLMDEL S4M700 AM/FM, air, sport wheels, 41,962 530-tHM RED BANK^-^rest.g.oiiS T ^4 WUHff WtnttH - -*-- wltn electric motor, 6 mos. old, ml.. No. MSP. 14,975, excluding Ik Newman Springs Rd , Red Bank VW SOUAREBACK 1969 — Rebuilt bedroom elevator apt overlooking CAPTIVA ISLAND, FLA. — 2 EDWARD W. COLLINS AGENCY swivel seats. ISOO. Call 264-2441 after MERCURY 1973 CAPRI — 2 dr . 4- 7410910 , engine Good running cond. Best ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY fees 1 lax. Call 4311300, Dealer. cvl. 4-speed, 19,000 ml., sunroof, Naves.nk River. Near Molly bedroom, I bath condos available 6 p.m. SCAMP 1971 — 6 cyl., standard shift, f'SJL'i! Pitcher Ref reauired "MSIS^/ for rent beginning April t, 8, 15 & 22 RELIABILITY DATSUN 2O05X 1*71 — 4 cyl , S AM/FM stereo, best offer over 1900 946-4144 BARNEGAT SNEAK BOX 11 FT. — speed manual irans., manual steer good cond . high mileage. 1450 Cell VW CONVERTIBLE 1948 — New RED BANK- 2roomsfur'ni"shed,al Call__far prices, 842-4693. Custom-made, completely rebuilt. AUDI LSIOO U7S — AutO.. 1"S/PB, Cell 671-0817. air, AM/FM stereo. »,000 ml.. 30 ing, PB, AM/FM. sport wheels 946-1441^^ top. new paint, new tires, factory utilities. Call 6-fl p.m., NORTH LONG BRANCH — Adult KEANSBURG — 3 bedroom Ranch Call between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., MERCEDES BENZ 230 1975 - Tre- house, recently renovated. Small mpg . front wheel drive, fuel Inlec 53,553 ml., No. 776P Priced to sell STRAUB BUICK-OPEL rebuilt engine, eulo. Needs front end 74) 1153 community, I bedroom executive uuvn. %3,m. excluding lie. IMS ft tax. Cal mendous cond., needs no work, ge- work 11.115 544-8160. down payment, owner will hold tion tttJO. 73M141, 3BI-0OU rage kept. 18400 Call 8429279 after NINE ACRESof New and Used Cers RED BANK — Low rental In ex suites. Panoramic ocean view, maid BOAT FOR SALE? —An ad this lilt 431-U00. Dealer. Hwy 15 264 4000 Keyport change tor light services Besl loca service, color TV, laundromat and mortgage. $49,000, 787-2805. AUSTIN MARINA 1OT4 —4-door. 6 p.m.. anytime weekends. VW RABBIT 1977 — 1 owner, low for to days costs lust 16 oo Call The mileage while. 2 floor, 4 speed, fuel tion m town 741-1435. restaurant on premises. All utilities LINCROFT LOVELY Register Classified. 542-1700, for fast auto . J3.000 ml., good cord., IMS or DATSUN 280Z 2 + 2 1978 - 5-speed MERCURY MONARCH 1977—301. SUBARU STATION WAGON 1974 — included. For sale bv owner. 4 bedrooms, 2Vi best oiler. burgundy, 57,000 ml., regular gas 1400. 1967 Dodge Van. 6 cvl . 1550 injection, FM/AM stereo. 12,500 RUMSON - Riverfront stUdlO.KidS results. What a bargalnl AM/FM Stereo, elr, radian, show 2 dr.. hardtop. A/C. 12,700. 946-2673 eves pets fine, with all bills paid Locat BEACHCOMBER 222-X79 baths. tat-In kitchen, living roon, Call 141-3108 787-8400, after 5. CalM9W661. dining room, family room with fire- BOAT MANUFACTURER — Hal room cond. 16.150 negotiable Week VW DASHER 1974 — Exc. cond, ors, 24QS55I. POCONO — Deluxe chalet. 4 new 18' Deep V Bowrldors, 120 h.p.. BOBCAT 1980 ends 1 eves., 431 9117 Days SUNBIRD 1979 —V-6. Rust-colored bedrooms, 3 balhs, large kitchen, place, paneled library. Large 4-CVl ., 4-soeed, 33,000 ml. Good MUSTANG II 1974 — 4-cvl., auto., hatchback. 35.000 ml . AM/FM. new auto . AC, new radlals, new brakes, RUMSON -2 bedroom Closetobus wooded private tot. gas heat, central loaded. Reg 110.300; NOW S5.M5- 187-85O0, ask for Joe. . power disc brakes, elr, while wllh AM>TM, 11100 Days, 9817176 & shops $495, includes heat, water & fireplace. Skiing, swimming, tennis, FOB plant, dealer prep Cell Jim , best offer. radlalS, 13.500 949 2420, ask for etc. For information ft reservations, air. f 119.500 During business hours, Call S71-77W DODGE DART 1965 — 6-cvl . auto, blue vinyl Interior 4 top, new tires John, or 530-0599 _< Eves., 747 1974. electnt 222-3000 collect. 6» 597-4970. 4 exhaust, good on gas, 65,000 ml call 291 23S9 or 872 9057 call 471-10441. After S 4 weekends, BUHLER ft BITTER INC. runs excellent. 1450 or besl offer THE FINEST SELECTION — Of VW SUPER BEETLE 1974 - Good SEA BRIGHT - The Harbour Poin SEA BRIGHT — Motel rooms & Clll 741-8313. FIBERGLASS BOAT — IS ft., with Call 164-0090. 11,800. 2644679. body, rebuilt engine, snow tires, 11.2 Motel, fully furnished luxury apts Plymouih-Chrviler-MG Jaguar new end used cers In Monmouth furnished apartments. Maide ser Johnson motor & trailer. Brand new UK Hwv IS 344-5000 MUSTANG 1979 — 4 cvl., slick shift, 11.200 747 9349 •_ with a picturesque ocean view, al LITTLE SILVER — Beautiful 3 cond 1400 566 2616. DODGE ASPEN 1977 — Special Edl County Over 100 air conditioned utilities included in rent Short or vice, TV, utilities Included in our low bedroom, 2 bath, living room, dining BUICK SKYLARK 1*71 — NewItfM, tion. PS/PB, air, AM/FM radio sunroof, mint cond New tires Call new cars In stock. McGLOIN WEBUY USE D CARS — Top dollar long terms welcome Studios $415 winter rates Available bv day.room, family room, game room, FLOATING DOCKS - 1425, up to new radiator, new exhaust, lust stereo cassette, cruise control 8421109, after 7 p.m. 4 weekends BUICK OPEL INC . Shrewsbury paid Schwarti ChryslerPlvmouth. per mo. t bedroom suites $525 per week, or month No lease-no secur greenhouse & garden house, central If. Slips available to 47'. Marina tuned, exc. running cond., needs tinted gless, some rust. Very good 13,950. Ave. New Shrewsbury 7416200 141 W Front St . Red Bank 747-0787. mo. No pets. Summer rentals, June, itv. air, 1 acre, quiet neighborhood Bay Club, 222 0780 some body work. Asking S400. Interior, 61,000 ml. Call 4954911 aftei July. August. Studios $595 per mo. 1 T R A D E W |IN PS MOTEL 842-1837 $154,900. 747-2387. LARSEK~16' — Fiberglass, with lilt 6 p.m. 300 Autot For Sal* 300 Autoi For Sal* 300 Autot For Salo bedroom suites $795 per mo. 1492106 Furnished Rooms LITTLE SILVER — In convenient trailer. Fisherman's delight 1500 BUICK BRAN SPORT 1973 — ! flr DODGE CORONET 1971 — Good 111 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, N.J location 3 bedroom ranch, almost •72-1623 50.000 ml. 1175 firm. engine, exc. body, 1500. Davs 7473353 ABE I'DEEN MATAWAN - Close an acre, living room with fireplace, 9111417. Eves,, 671-5744, ansportation. Laundry room 1M-4H8 dining room, eat-In kitchen, 2 baths, SI-TEX LORAN C EL CAMINO CLASSIC 1975 — SEA BRIGHT - 2-room apt. or& kill lien facilities included. All util many extras. Bv owner asking World's smallest, most affordable BUICK REOAL 197* - 44r.. V-8, ided 1295/mo. 56*3512. auto.. PS/PB, air. AM radio. Needs Swivel bucket seels, PW, PB. auto river. $295 a mo. plus utilities. No $95,000. Call >4M07| or 543-4)000. __ Loran Si-Tea 7)7 now S62S through air, ISO V-8. Days, 671 4653 Afler 6 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Large MATAWAN — Bv owner. 2 bedroom January 31. body work 92,000 ml. »9S0 Call ?fJl Call after 6 p.m., 747-5)91. 841-8(41. p m , 6711181. 1M60, SEA BRIGHT - Sharp 1st floor, comfortable room, quiet neighbor Ranch. Dining room, air condition- BOAT HOUSE hood. Available Feb. 1st. Gentleman Sea Bright Atlantic Highlands FAIRMONT SQUIRE WAGON 1979 furnished or not. tree heat Check it! ing, gas heat Remodeled 4 yrs. ago BUICK CENTURY 1M1 — 4-dr.. a- preferred. 871-0510. Many extras. 173,900 583 54*0 •42 2211 "I "» cvt., auto. Irans.. PS/PB. air cond , — 8-cvl.. auto , PS/PB. air, dark Locators. 240 5551 brown. Call Leu, FURNISHED BEDROOM AM radio, deluxe Interior. lf.*07 SHADOW LAKE - 2 bedrooms,!'i MIDDLETOWN — Newly re- 1S4 Recreational ml., No. 1M3A. Low-toil luxury. FIAT 1H»»» SEDAN- Very clean, George Wall Lincoln Mercury balhs, enclosed patio, dllapplianc**. For rent by the week modeled 2-bedroom, private strut. - Oil 764-7107 W.U.. excluding lie fees t tax Call must be Men. 1st floor, convenient location $600 $41,900 Call 6M-711I- Vehicles 01-1300. Dealer Call St>23M (all before 8 30 4 m or alter 5 p.m. KEANSBURG MiE)[>l f fOWN 3 bedroom Split 1973 2*' MIDAS — Volunteer travel FIAT 1975 — 111 S station 741-5950. Available immediately. Rooms for rent Level, Vh baths. Central air, gtt BUICK SKYHAWKI97e-V-e, auto trailer, sleeps 4. lelfcontarned, air Irans., PS/PB. air. AM/FM. 44,40) Original owner Running cond., offers you the best of both Call 7R7-6B69 or 787-9851 heat, large screened porch with LunUltluiMd. heet heat l> refrig- THOUSAND MIODLETOWN - Welt-turnished ml.. No. 890A. 11.950, excluding. Ik. needs body work 1300 takes It patio, aulet neighborhood Walk to erator. 11 & no volts. Call afttr 4 fees 1 tax Call 411-1100, Dealer. 2642701 room in Village section. Near bus & NY busses. $83,000. Celt 787-09*0. P.m.. 2M-20H OAKS FIAT STRATA 1980 — Mr, 4-cvl R R 671-SJ53 MIDDLETOWN — ApPlebroofc see i.. TVINNEBAGO .»• BUICK 19.5 SPORT WAGON — $10,000 Call afttr 6 p.m.. Runs exc , asking ll» Call 7 am i loeeo 9.SO0 ml.. At.. AM/KM, rust worlds with a . T, •' • Exclusive Y^4"fbed™m apart \ "ED BANK tion 2-bedroom Ranch, living room, to 4 p.m. only. H4-e44a. proofed, perfect cond Asking 13,495 ments with dishwashers 8, some'" 'at* home, quiet neighborhood, fireplace, dintng room, gas heat, vt- ifMVM. 2915317. basements individual heating Ex- iO kitchen privileges. 747-7265. acre lot. By owner $84,900.6718195. BUICK — 1978 Eleclre Perk Ave, POP UP BETHANEY beautiful condition. Luxury. 1800. FIREBIRD 1968 — Exc cond New cellent location. RED BANK — Large. Parking, no MIDOLFTOWN - Restored Vic Sleeps 6 Just off Rt 36. near Atlantic High kitchen privileges. Working gen- under book value I5M0 Call motor, trans. & reer. Body lust re- torlan circa 1870's. 9 rooms, corner Asking 1700 787-77M. lands (Walking distance to A 1 P tleman preferred Ref 741 2575 property $125,000. »7l 1253 atter t 9W-51U done, reedy for painting. Best oftei Shopping Center). Call 391 4050. .2-5 BUICK ESTATE WAGON 1971 - 747-OM9 after 5 p.m. Double Discount ROOM FOR RENT p.m.; 671 2t90 dally TRUCK CAMPER — Covered Wag- Eatontown area. 68,000 ml., trailer hitch, clean, 1550 FORD TORINO 1*71 — New trans MIDDLETOWN — Option to buy. 2 on. 10', sleeps 4. 110 » 12 volts, Call 741-1045. . new brakes A rotors, air shocks l all 5 6 P.m., 92M818 bedrooms PurchasP e pricei , 150,00$500 0 refrigerator, stove, toilet, pressure ROOM FOR RENT — Prefer gen- CADILLAC ELDORADO 1977 —good cond . 1500. Call 581-4140 aflai TWIN BROOK" Rental price, (400 per mo. plus util! water system Besl offer 191-0U9. 8 p.m. tleman Near bus & railroad station, ties. East Keansburg area. Ml 2442. Full power, AM/FM stereo, leether VILLAGE Red Bank._«7-0_t3_ • MIDDLETOWN — 4-bedroom, I'.V Interior, vinyl roof. 58.500 ml., very FORD PINTO WAGON 1971 — 4- GARDEN APT5. ROOM TO RENT bath, fireplace in family room, good cond 15808 Call »I-I1U cvl., 4-spd.. AM/FM stereo, good on 1 & 1 bedrooms from $405. Modern Or house to share private drive, professionally land- CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE 1t7« gas, mso, 491-3470 after 6 pm spacious apartments Heal, hoi ft £U! ?B7 3568 or 264 7168 scaped. 1135.000 671-7724 — 67.000 ml. Excellent condition. All FORD MUSTANG 1971 — Auto SALE! i old write- cooKinu tfrfs minified extras. Ui700 Must sell. 789-1*09 tram. A/C, very dependable. 1650 im premises tenrus tourts, pool, rec OCEAN GATE - Ideal for boating \ 220 Wdnttd AUtOmotWt 108 Commercial Private beach. 3 bedrooms, large CADILLAC SEDAN OEVILLE 1979 Call after 6. 922-9023 reatton .irea Near Eatontown shop - Loaded. 51.000 ml., exc. cond., Ptns t me i lent schools. Ocean Rentals . • living room ft kitchen. Move-in cond JUNK CARS WANTED FORD — 1971 Pinto station wagon $38,900 269-0980 741-1079 dlesel, 19-15 mpg. (7.19* 291 540! 54,000 ml. needs some work 11200 Township ?OO TO t-.0« SO tT — Ol *»xtrpmely days, 29I-80W eves. ' Highway )j; uakhuf st attractive office space with more RED BANK — Don't miss out on this TOP DOLLAR 7472741 after 7pm. 531-4923 542-0812 lhan ample parking -area For in- well-kept older home In prime loca FOR USED CARS CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 1974 — FORD MUSTANG 1979 — 6-cvl formation call 747-4)541. tion. Walking distance to shopping, LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. Good condition. Asking 119O0. Cell auto, trans., PS/PB. air cond. UNION BEACH -4 room apt. avail schools ft church. Features Include Rt. 35 Sevrevllle, N.J. 727-1300 after 10 em., 747-0491. AM/FM,' sunroof, 44,906 ml.. No able Feb I Rent + security. CalU ABERDEEN 3/4 bedrooms, living room with fire- 872P. 14,991. excluding Ik. tees 1 2*4 1739. CADILLAC 1971 — 4 dr., white with 20,000 SQ. FT. place, dining room, 2 baths 4 re- 250 Auto Insurance blue vinyl top. 51,000 orlg. ml. Exc. tax. Call 4111100. Peeler UNION BEACH - Spacious Lease at modeled kitchen ft outdoor patio. PHOENIX BROKERAGE cond 1800 or best offer. 510-1411 FORD RANCH WAGON 1970 — Re- bedroom apt (285 per mo, heat Completely steel-sided. Must see to Famous for low-cost auto & cycle CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE 197] built Irans., PS/PB, 8-cvl. Needs included I'I mos security After S $6 to $9 PSF! appreciate. Priced In the $60 s Call insurance. Now giving free Quotes work, 1175 as Is. Call 741-8918 after pm. tall 671 3i4J or W-ilbO WILL DIVIDE atter 6 p.m., 741-1486 or 741-1460. bv phone. Compare. — Green, 81,000 ml., any reasonable 5 p.m. WEST END - Spacio"us",~3 "room offer. Call 7871131 or 787 5441 after Ideal for corporate, lab or computer RED BANK — For sale bv owner. Rt 36. Keyport, 264 3087 5 p.m. FORD PINTO 1971 — Exc. running apartment, no pets, i mo. seem use Newly renovated to suit single Mint cond. Bl-level. 3 bedrooms, Broad St., Shrewsbury, 544-1401 Call 741 5713, after 5pm CAMARO 19K — AC, AM/FM cond Body needs work. 1175. or niulti tenant users, fulty air con kitchen, dining room, living room, 3 Toll-free: 80free2-3O4> 'III 8 p.m. 1911111 WEST END LONG BRANCH - ditioned, heavy power for computer baths, large family room with oak cessetle. PS/PB, 4 speed. 8,500 ml Large 2-bedroom, air conditioned equipment, interior offices designed 260 Auto Rent/Lease Must sell. W.US. Call John, 787407] FORD GRANADA 1975 — tcyl garden apt $42S Patio. Parking 1 & finished to suit. Near RIs. 34, 79, floor, 2nd kitchen, wood stove, ga- after 6 p.m. auto.. 61,000 ml. 11.100 or best offer rage, 16x32 in-ground Pool, patio. RENT A VAN — Low, low rates. Cell block ocean Prefer adulls, no pets IB, 35 1971 CAMARO Cer leaves Jan. 18. 111-0347 762 Greens Ave Appointment only! Low $90'S. 747-4993. Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwv. 35, Key- EXIT 117 OFF GSP ' port. 264-1600, Keystone wheels, air shocks. FORD TORINO 1974 — 4-dr.. al 222 6145. RUMSON — 3 bedrooms, IVi baths, Asking $1400 Call 319-2079. cond.. PS/PB, auto., good cond. RED BANK gas heat, garage, exc. cond. $75,000. 1995 Call 542 8490 after 6 p.m. 4 WEST END - 1 bedroom Ocean Principals only. 747-5161. 270 AutO CAMARO 1t7t — V-8, auto., good view, swimming pool, cable TV 22,000 SQ. FT. mechanical cond. & tires. Needs SEA BRIGHT — Legal 3-femily be- Services/Parts Walk to transportation and hospital Lease Below Market paint. Best offer. M4-841e. . FORD LTD 1973 Senior citiien discount. $270 mo , no tween beach ft river. Main apt, 3 CHEVY SMALL BLOCK — High- CAMARO 1978 — Small 8. auto., New tires. Very clean car. 1800 firm . security reauired Sand Castle WILL DIVIDE bedrooms with woodburnlng fire- performance heads, Hollev 650. SAVE 229-9637 Apts. 400 Ocean Blvd.. 222JU35 place. 2nd apt., 2 bedrooms. 3rd, PS/PB, air, AM/FM stereo, clean 1 (1,000 Sq. Ft. & UP) stock 4bbl intake, complete small sharp. 164-1330, days; 581-4454. eves. ideal for corporate or professional studio. Yearly leases Good income, block, high vol. oil pump, Corvette FORD WAGON 1969 — Air, PS/PB 102 Houses for Rent use Ultra modern, center of town low maintenance. Beach privileges. oil pan, high-performance timing CAMARO 1975 — 6-cvl. standard, auto, trans., radio, heater. Good run location, superb commuter trans- Reduced to $110,000. 201-2381225, chain 583-5967. runs axe. Needs work. 11050. Call nlng cond. 1350 APPLEBROOK SECTION — . eves. . 264-0091 ' 739-1060 bedrooms, t bath, ' ; acre. $675 mo portation, minutes to GSP & Rt. 35 CORVETTE PARTS - Too many to $ SHREWSBURY — 3 bedroom split, CAMARO 1979 — MS v-s, auto., air, FORD PINTO 1971 + utilities, security & references CALL,DAVID FISHER list. i all 8426070 after 6 2 full baths, living room, dining PS/PB, AM/FM cassette, new tires Good condition, recently over Corporate Office Space Division room, den. Gas heat. Attractive lot. 787-7090 or 530-7414. & tune up 48.000 ml. 14,995. 541-4914 hauled, new tires. Best offer. EAST KEANSBURG - 3 bedroom $B3,5OO. 530-9255, owner. PICK-UP CAP 530-4111 Available Feb 1 WOO mo • utiti ARCHIE days. S41-7117 evet. SPECIAL FINANCING — Plans 64"X7S". S12S GEORGE WALL ties t 2 mos security 787-5135 747IOOI CAMAROt«7l— Black, PS/PB, air, FAIR HAVEN"- River Oaks 3 SCHWARTZ available- Whelan Realty Group, AM/FM 8 track, rear spoiler, rallev LINCOLN/MERCURY 2246 Realtors. 842-7565. om,471S549 after 4:10 Shrewsbury Ave., al Sycamore bedrooms. I'J baths $750/mo. + CO., REALTORS 280 Motorcycles wheels Call Toi security, utilities ft references YOU CAN —Sell your home with a p.m. | Shrewsbury 747-1400 EXCLUSIVE 1201) 672-5500 HONDA CYCLES — And Mopeds, B42-6070 afler 6 p.m, Neighbor-to-Neighbor Classified ad CARS UNDER 11,000 GMC VAN 1979 — ISO motor, elec HAZLE r - Office space available Shore Area's Number One Dealer. Ironic Ignition. 16,000 ml. run on Hwv. 35, 1 or 2 rooms Monthly this slie for lust $6.00 for 10 davs. FAIR HAVEN — 1 bedrooms, living CajH_ The Dally Register, 542-1700. Rt. 9 South, Freehold. 462 4HI. We KINGSLY AUTO SALES perfect, show winner, was hit In roam, dining room, full basement rental, utilities included. 264 8080. will not be undersold. reer. Asking U500. Must see, mus MATAWAN~HWY. 34 — Tpro- 717-7807 Gas heat, garage $600 Pius utilities 132 Condominiums/ KAWASAKI KX250 1981 — Runs & CARS 11001 TRUCKS 1751 sell. Call 264-4156 BUY A BRAND Call B42 3588 fessional offices, total 50x26 Bath, looks great, many extres, $900. Also carpet, heat, air condition, parking, Available et local government sales. HONDA 1979 CIVIC — Hatchback HAZLET TWP 2 bedrooms plu< Town Houses Bell full face helmets, S80 ea. Call Call (refundable) (111) 911-5317, air cond., 4-speed. redlo. exc. cond. nursery. Living room, dining room sign on highway. Fast growing area 5835987 NEW 1983 583 1444 A BETTER LIFESTYLEI Ext. 1391B, for your directory on 31.000 ml., asking 13200 Cal kitchen area, wall-to-wall carpeting how to purchase. 14 hn. 170-1601. throughout, nice yard on q MIDDLETOWN — Office or store SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE KAWASAKI 1981 650 CSR — 650 ml. street; gas heat, completely space. 665 sq ft. 3 rooms. Plus Rentals & Resales Mint cond. $2,000. MERCURY modeled W> plus utilities, l storage space in basement. Exc. CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtor 787-4966 before 2:30 CARS 1100! TRUCKS 175! — Avail- 300 Autos For Sal* security Plus references Available parking facilities. Prime location, 741-7686 KAWASAKI (WO 440 - 6,400 ml., able at local government sales. Call MARQUIS BROUGHAM f eb 1V Cdtl 495-9671. Hwv. 35. on lughandfe. $425 a mo. + Resident Salesperson great cond. Must sell, need money (refundable) 1-619-S69-0141, Ext. BV Ashing $.400 Call 1410, for your directory on how to 4-M. SEDAN :-i/"»tftf H hrt • , • jti - ; .12.129 MIDDLE TOWN - 5,000 M Shadow Lake Village. Rentali R* , W o*i 196* LOW RIDER — CHARGER 1970 - New exhaust, Rentals •r brakes 1 paint lob. 11,000 or best B 1 Good running cond. $1,000 or best AVfS $ immediate occupancy Ample park WALKER & WALKER, Realtors offer 946-9973 offer. Call 679-2322 call before 6 p.m. ing. Sterling Thompson $. As 741-5112 CHEVY MALIBU 1978 —4-dr., 4,000 suciate*, ReaMurs, Wtr3924810. Eves.: Tom Robinson 290 Trucks & Trailers ml. on rebuilt engine, V-e, air. COASTAL BUILDING 747-4034 35' COMMERCIAL TRAILER PS/PB. tinted gless, AM/FM stereo. Monmouth Counly Tinton Falls 14100 Call after 5, 4954118. 9899 APARTMENT HOUSE - 16 unit Cell 741107] Veiling , Lincoln Mercury Double Diacount $894 ON THE NAVESINK SOMETHING SPECIAL! Brick Gerdert. l-bedroom, lotal-elec for details. CHEVELLE 1971 — 4-dr., auto.. trie, quality location. Gross rental Gsorge Wall Double Discount $1352 RED BANK, N.J. 18. SOO sq. (1, one story with 3,500 sq CHEVY BLAZER 1972 — Stick shift, PS/PB, exc. running cond., good It. ol office space in attractive in- 151,000 4. Ideal tor condo con- Interior, 1500. Call 6 to 8 p.m.. PRIME WATERFRONT version. 1400,000. bv owner Cash 4 wheel drive, PS/PB. exc. cond. 4 741 7636, ask lor Rob Jr. Cars • NOT IN STOCK dustrial park at major interchange spare tires. 11,600 Call 842-176], af- No lOi of the G.S. Parkway near required: 1175.000. Serious inquiries ALLOW«-8weekde livery only. 671-5151. ter 4:30 p.m. Rtes IB, 35 & 36 Opposite the Hilton For Sale THIS PRICE INCLUDES Inn & Ft. Monmouth, this building is CHEVY CM 1978 VAN LAST SUITE REMAINIHG BREAKWATER COVE — Mon- CHEVETTE 1971 — 52.196 ml. Good , • S1ANDARU IUUIPUINI • STEEL BhUD RJU>Al TIMS • 1 U feCn ENG1M • P fully spnnklered, has a 20 ft. ceiling mouth Beach, 2-bedroom, 3 bath i Many options. 12500. cond 11,800 or best offer. 47 Shrewsbury Avt). 3,866 SQ. FT. & Plenty of parking. An excellent Call 780-3211 Pool, tennis. Ocean A river views. 1 787-7331. umw. ««s.«tiD MPIRS ihtiKMi • mom euuPifi CIMKIS . ou SHOO value • hour to N.Y. 570-s or bast offer. .?•(. Bank. 747-0308 WATERVIEW RACHUN & CO. Realtors CHEVY VAN 1965 — 9-passenger CHEVROLET CITATION 1900 — 1- •8SOBHR8 SUECISWfl MTU IRANS linuRY «Kfl COVtRS /WKXAL* Stall 17 Academy St.. Newark (201) 222-4846 after 5 p.m. I sport van, radio, CB. New shocks. dr . one owner, auto . AC, etc. 20,000 , OUAVSrSUM VINYI SIA1 II«U .MLUWaiTS/mtCVRS Pny7Wurr5» SPAM 62^7890 CHERRY TREE VILLAGE - 1 new brakes, new snow, tires, new ml. Cell after 5 p.m., 741-3167. Tl* CONVfN .HAlOailKADtAUPS.ClOCK HEC1PW1C 0ICIIA1 . DO0« MAP bedroom. l'/i bath, refrigerator, carburetor, new alternator, new bat- A NICE PLACE TO WORK RED BANK - Executive"suite on tery Standard shift. 6-cvl. 1350 as Is. CHEVY VEGA 1975 — 4-cvl., 4- river. Beautifully furnished, includ- fireplace, air conditioning, 10Vi% speed, 61,000 orlg. ml., great shape. Call 747-5568 assumablo, bv owner. 177,500 Can after S p.m.. 787-3904. ing conference table, secretary's 67* ht »f ~" "" Occupancy 30 Days desks, copier, filing cabinets, ex- 6714917. CHEROKEE JEEP 1974 ...u ,«<* NiNUUW • DEEP ejflL TMjw «R ctWO MANUAL QLASS CREL IU.IU STEREO SHIRK (MIL 1(1 lattROR III REMOTE C0Wlf« tras Abundant parking. Negotiable MIDOLETOWN — nttnt PS 'OP " >,' r<< ; ;.,,.«, 8.12 1/31 or 741-6769. - , '0.000 mi. AiMnp U.HS. 787-5218. i-inir, nn ..onIE CARLO 1901 — UR PROBLEMS Shadow Lake Vittaae ttres. 350 motor. 11500 or best offer. 11.000 ml., loeded, navy blue, exc. WE LEASE Call before 2:». 787-4845.. cond. 17,500 or best offer. Bob, NO MONEY DOWN ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT 2912300. •ALL PRICES IN- Resales a. Rentals DODGE 1974 PICKUP — 318, 1- CLUDE FREIGHT 1 Classified "Found" Ads CHEVY CHEVELLE 1971 — 3- LOVEABLE AUTO STORES ALL MAKES 48 MONTHS TO PAY speed, needs minor work, 1750 or DEALER PREP CROWELL AGENCY best offer 7871510 envtlme. speed, 4-door. good transportation. 1450. 87M731. & MODELS •ToquatlfkMbtiyere •EXCLUDE TAX 4 741-4030 DODGE VAN 1974 LICENSE FEES. 3 Lines R»«ln>nt ^•i»?person As Is. 1100. c HI- vi NOVA 1969 - 6 cvl.. body 4 Jean Mi'chcli M2-7311 eves.-wkends Call 264 1SS1 ~«) t«00 or be»l- offer. jlU'sisfei • trcraf standard shift, PS, customised, 4 '•mmi ««c ennd. 13,200 1>1 engine, 1350 or besl offer. Call Proptrtv 146-9700. minn CHEVETTE 1980 — 4 dr., AM/FM. GEORGE WALL As a service Io our community. The Register 34. Professional office b\ S/l*B, AM radio, 6-c/v, si ' ftno w best is oHenng a (tee 3 line lounci ad lor 4 days . stories, 50x26, test growing erea. dard trans. 2100 miles. 767-1010. offer. Cell 842 3699 Parking, sign on hwy. 583-1*44. FORD — 1f70 pickup, hydrometk, CHEVROLET MALIBU CLASSIC under our losl 4 Pound Class The Register OFFICE BUILDING — Perfect for LINCOLN-MERCURY runs good. WOO. 1979 — Air. PS/PB. auto, trans- rear appreciates yoi' honesty S will do Us part service company/contractor, etc. 78 defogger, exc. cond- 44,000 ml. Ask- in helping to lino the original owner entral Ave., Red Bank. 4.800 sq. ft. 717-5*56 ing 14895 Cell 264 UK Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury Sftlces 4 3-bav storege area. Major FORD F-100 1974 — Good cond. Best CHEVY — 1970 Impale with 350 renovations completed lest 2 vrs. offer engine, exc. cond. Body needs work. Call 747-5400 Call.9«a-1700 Call 747-SSM Call after 5, 291 2249 1175 Call after 5 p m , 4954002 The Daily Register ENTERTAINMENT 3 LIFESTYLE '. 4 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18,1983 NewsTwo ADVICE 5 v Council names Williams to post

By TERRY MOORE ment was made at last night's public "I didn't know for sure what they cilwoman Lynn Reich. Mrs. Reich de- served longer, more steadfastly, or bet- council meeting. Williams is an alter- (the council) were going to do," Wil- scribed Williams and Randolph as "inter than Ralph Musgrave" will be nate member of the Planning Board. He liams said after learning of the appoint- telligent and good citizens in the framed, signed by the council members FREEHOLD - Republican Leonard was the assistant director of the Bureau ment. borough." and given to Musgrave's family. "Mike" Williams, secretary of the of Teacher Certification for the state "It's a challenging position. I look "I thought it was a very good ap- Musgrave's seat on the council was Freehold Board of Education, was ap- Department of Education in 1981 and forward to serving," he said. He said he pointment," Councilman Louis j. filled Jan. 3 by Republican O'Brien. pointed as a borough representative on 1982. Before that, he was employed by "respected" Musgrave, the Republican O'Brien said. Also, a resolution naming Detective the Manasquan River Regional Sew- Monmouth College in Long Branch as an Sgt. Gary Clark, Detective Kenneth MRRSA member who died on Dec. 7 ten Williams will be finishing a three- erage Authority by the borough council. associate professor of education. days after undergoing surgery for an Mount and Robert L Wilson Sr as He will fill the vacancy left by Ralph year unexpired term of Musgrave's five borough constables for one-year terms aneurysm in his lower abdomen. year term, Boyle said. Musgrave's death. Only hours after Williams and Tipton "It was a tough choice," Boyle said, was passed. Williams, who is a former teacher of Randolph Jr. were interviewed by the referring to the decision whether to In other business, the council unani- A resolution also was passed appoin- Freehold Township Board of Education, council last night at a special 7 p.m. choose Williams or Randolph. mously passed a resolution honoring the ting Councilman Michael Wilson as the is "very active in politics," Mayor J. meeting, Williams bad not yet been in- "We had two good candidates to Musgrave's service to the borough. The borough's Community Development LEONARD 'MIKE' WILLIAMS William Boyle said after the appoint- formed of his appointment. choose from tonight," said Coun- resolution which read that "few have representative for 1983. Freehold board approves 1983-84 school schedule

By KATHLEEN STANLEY Should the winter of 1984 be particu- Superintendent H. Victor Crespy larly harsh, the excess snow days would said that although there is no policy be absorbed by shortening the Easter regarding the used gifts, be felt confi- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Mem- break, the board members voted. dent the auto shop teachers are very bers of the Freehold Regional High In other business, the board accepted selective about the automobiles they School District Board of Education ap- donations from members the communi- accept. proved the 1983-84 school calendar at ty. Two of the gifts were used automo- In further proceedings, the board last night's meeting. biles for use in the Howell and Freehold passed a resolution allowing students in The regional high schools will be in Township automobile' mechanics the district to utilize an undeveloped session 186 days, according to the classes. board-owned site adjacent to board's plans. Commencement ex- Board member Sam Saunders, of Manalapan High School ercises are scheduled for June 21, 1984 Farmingdale Borough, voiced concern and students will begin their summer over the donated cars. "Are we going to According to the ruling, students in- vacations at least a week earlier than keep taking all of them?" he asked the volved in a "Look Toward Life" group they did in previous years, according to other board members. He said he fears can use the property as a wildlife ref- Board Member Carolyne Saltzbart of the high schools may become "Junk uge, pending a study by the adminis- Colts Neck Township. yards" for unwanted automobiles. tration and the school board attorney. Vuola sues Marlboro chiefs By JON HEALEY On Oct. 28, 1981, a -full-page advertisement supporting the Democratic candidates was published in the Central FREEHOLD - Marlboro Town- Jersey Leader, Vuola's suit states. That ship's chief zoning officer has filed a advertisement contained references to TEARY TYKE— second slander suit against Marlboro Vuola that injured his reputation and Two-vear-old Melissa Democratic party officials in connec- brought him into "public disgrace, in- Trabosh of Sewell is tion with an allegedly defamatory politi- famy and scandal," without actually all tears at ceremo- cal flier. naming the zoning officer, the suit nies In the Gov- Richard Vuola of Union Hill Road, charges. ernor's office yester- Marlboro, charged in a Superior Court The same references were published day as she Is held by suit that Democrats Morton Salkind and the next day in a widely distributed Cerebral Palsv As- Sheila Gross "willfully and malicious- mailing that supported the Democratic sociation Head Robin ly" attempted to injure his reputation candidates, the suit claims. The mailing Chlarello. The crying and credit. also made allegations against Vuola by took place during According to the suit, the allegedly name, and imputed his performance as proclamation sign- slanderous statements were published a commissioner on the Marlboro Town- Ing. V . Oct. 28 and 29,1981, days before the 1961 ship Municipal Utilities Authority. municipal election. Both Salkind, the According to the suit, Salkind and Democratic municipal chairman, and Gross refused to print a retraction of the Gross, a county Democratic commit- remarks. The complaint demands com- teewoman for Marlboro, were active in pensatory, punitive and special dam- the election campaign and were respon- ages, as well as costs. sible for the advertisements and fliers, Vuola, who no longer sits on the Bus commuters face discount the suit asserts. RICHARD VUOLA MTMUA, also is a former township The Democarats seeking election councilman. By TERRY MOORE ridership" but "this could be the first Parkway), requiring preferential move- that year were James M. Newman, the three former candidates, as well as Peter S. Wersinger III, a Marlboro step in reversing the ridership (fig- ment of mass transit vehicles," Sadow Barbara Burkholz and Homer B. McCall their campaign manager, Hyman attorney, prepared the suit on Vuola's ures)," Sadow said. said. Jr. Vuola already has filed suit against Grossman. behalf. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Hoping The fact that Manalapan is pushing If more people rode buses, pollution to induce more commuters to the use of van pooling programs for commuters, would be reduced and "less congestion New Jersey Transit Corporation buses, N.J. Transit has "suggested" it could and the Central New Jersey Transportation suffer a $1 million loss due to lack of traffic" would result. The move Board passed a resolution requesting riders "if the bus commuters go to the would cost taxpayers less to subsidize Board restores that N.J. Transit immediately evaluate van pool," Sadow said. the mass transit system, Sadow said. the possibility of increasing bus com- In other business, the board passed a "It's important to the state. It's muter book discounts from twenty to resolution which requests that elected important to taxpayers." he added. thirty percent. officials provide stable funding for N.J. Aware of the fact that many angry sports program N.J. Transit offers a 20 percent dis- Transit which lost $19.5 million in antici- commuters have resorted to van pooling count to commuters who buy a 10-trip pated 1982-1983 state funding in June. programs to beat high bus rates, Sadow By DAN BREEN Bulova said. "But we didn't sign peti- fare book, according to the board vice Also, the board passed a resolution said "if these people are using van tions. We accepted it." chairman Jack Sadow. However, the requesting elected officials to "for- pools because of the high fares of the MIDDLETOWN - Assenting to a Board members, though they were board's resolution is expected to "find mulate and to pass a legislation that will buses, I can understand them going to request by almost 500 parents and stu- later to vote 8-0 with one abstention to out if it's in the best interest" to in- dictate policy for both, the New Jersey vans." However, he added, "I don't dents, the Board of Education last night approve the restoration, almost all crease the discount to 30 percent. Turnpike Authority and the New Jersey think vans are the solution to the mass voted unanimously to restore the ninth made comments on the move, some of "There has been a steady decline in Highway Authority (the Garden State transit problem ' grade sports program at Bayshore Jun- which seemed to counter its approval. ior High School this spring. Board member Julia Ann Nagy said But the board did not commit itself she did not like the idea of going back to continuing the program next year, and restoring a cut that was made for Former Rumson man stands trial instead postponing discussion of that for budgetary reasons. and Michael Abell of Georgia. Assistant its ongoing budget deliberations. "If the voters continue to say 'no' to LEONARD J. MOON By ANDREW SHEEHAN eight-and-a-half tons of "Thai stick," The board resolution comes two the school budget, we're going to have to marijuana from Thailand, into Maine in U.S. Attorney Marianne Murphy will weeks after a special board meeting at hurt students by cutting educational grownups not letting the kids adjust to NEWARK — Former Rumson resi- 1977. prosecute the case. which petitions signed by 478 students programs, including sports," Nagy said. the change - it's the fault of the admin- dent Charles Minnig will stand trial Minnig became became a fugitive Murphy yesterday declined com- and parents from Bayshore were pres- Nagy also said she was concerned istrators and coaches.'' Feb. 22 with three other defendants for after his arrest, but was arrested and ment on whether the government views umed to ihe board. that the board was "robbing Peter to Board member Steven Pennell abs- his involvement in the bungled scheme jailed in New York City in April 1981 for Minnig as a "higher up" in the con- Three ninth grade sports programs paj i iiiu tii .U patchwork, appmssw. tssoed .rani xox vote on (he restoration to smuggle 18 tons of hashish into the attempting to purchase cocaine from an spiracy to smuggle "He could be," were consolidated into two in a budget- replacing programs it cut tram its since he was absent from two previous cutting move last April, but Bayshore's budget. "Soon there won't be any Peter board meetings where the issue was federal prison. months before the hashish smuggling Miiinig was "involved in the plan- parents and students claimed the move or Paul, "she added. discussed. U.S. District Court Judge Herbert J. attempt. ning" of both the smuggling attempt and had emasculated school spirit, reduced Board President Leonard Moon said Moon said the issue could become Stern yesterday arraigned Minnig on Stern yesterday set bail on Minnig at the salvage attempts. Murphy said. She participation in athletics, and negative- he agreed with Nagy, though be said moot in a few years if the board goes five counts of conspiring to offload the (100,000 dispite the continuing imprison- noted that Minnig was in prison at the ly affected the educational process at Athletic Director Phillip Braun had as- ahead with proposals to create two four- drug from a mothership five hours off ment. time of the incidents. the school. sured the board that the funds were year high schools here instead of the Sandy Hook to one of two smaller boats. Stern last month sentenced Tinton John Clark of Red Bank, who was The parents also said Bayshore stu- there for the restoration of the Baysnore current junior and senior high school The indictment also charges Minnig Falls resident William E. Beaty. 34, to one of four area men to plead guilty to dents found themselves on the opposite ninth grade program. set-up. That change, if implemented,the with conspiring to salvage the hashish 12 years in prison for conspiracy to conspiracy, testified during the trial from the ocean floor after one boat — that Beaty had been in contact with .„—, ,„ ,i,,ir frid ~~ii • Vice President Dwight Pfennig said renovation of High School North next import and distribute the hashish. John the Falcon - sank under the weight of Ballouz, a former resident of Atlantic "someone named Charlie" after the failed attempt but-GUck said Beaty did However, a parent from one of the if there was extra funds to cover the in other matters, the board again • other junior high schools spoke against addition of the teams mid-year, the ad- questioned the suspensions Issued at the At the time of the failed smuggling tence tor nu roie * eo-euutpuiuH. restoring the Bayshore team, saying the ministration had not recommended high schools. attempt and the salvage operations, Minnig pleaded innocent to the Clark is scheduled for sentencing in restoration would break up the friend- enough of a cut to save money in April. Board member Terry Troutman said Minning was serving an eight-year pris- charges along with with Anthony Clarke April along with E Robert Soleau and ships and bonds formed this past fall Board member Dr. Frank Paoni said he questioned why a student caught on term for attempting to smuggle of California, Colin Furness of Florida Patrick Connell, both of Highlands. and winter. the board was obligated to provide eve- smoking in the bathroom is given the "Sports should remain the way they ry student equal opportunity regarding same suspension as a student who are for the remainder of the year," said athletics, adding: that the Bayshore pa- cheats on an exam. Variance would allnw fi

Junior High School. Id unfair to the that opportunity under the current sys- W. Schneider said the circumstances in MIDDLETOWN - A River Plaza the meeting. here." said Harry A Raeder, after he friendships that have formed so far." tem. each case are considered by the faculty couple last night requested a use vari- Alessi told the board her husband, a was unanimously elected to his fourth John Phillips, one of those who spoke Paoni also said be "hopes the board panel that metes out punishment for ance from the Zoning Board of Adjust- bus driver, is considering "getting off term as chairman. "If we grant a vari- two weeks ago for the Bayshore parents, spends as much time on academic mat- offenses. ment that would allow them to establish the road" and that opening a business ance, we have no way of knowing wheth- countered that the original intention ters" as it has discussing the athletic Schneider also said the punishments • sporting goods catalog business — would be a good way for him to start. er it will be a big little one or a little big was to have teams for each of the two situation at Bayshore. for smoking and cheating are not equal, which would include the sale of firearms "I see tremendous problems with one." , high schools - North and South - but Board member Ellen V. Chretien since according to the guidebook given - in their home. the firearms," Edward Sbelton said. "I Board Member Thomas Aims ex- that Thome and Thompson had taken said the program of two ninth grade to each student and approved by the shudder to think how the neighborhood plained that if the board granted the over the teams. teams for each high school should have board, the grade for the course in which Donna Alessi of 14 May Court ap- would react if it knew firearms would be variance for the property and -the "When the board made its cut, it worked. Chretien attributed the pro- the student is found cheating is im- peared before .the board for her hus- sold out of a basement." Alessis moved, the variance would still affected Thomiwon students as well," grams immediate failure to "the mediately halved. band. James, who was unable to attend "There is a tremendous problem apply to the property. B2 The Daily Register SHRFWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1983 Attorney explains Keansburg official calls 'disputed' words for waterfront zone shift By JO ASTRID GLADING changed to a special zoning classi- Toms River, will report back to the M1DDLET0WN - Fulfilling part of the second was announced settled yes- fication from the 2.9 acres in question al council. an out-of-court settlement, Larry S. terday by Seeley's attorney, Fred M. KEANSBURG - The tract of water- the corner of Raritan Avenue and The proposed change would also in- l.oigman. an attorney, announced yes- Klatsky of Red Bank. front land the borough has put up for bid Beachway up as far as Main Street, corporate the property at the corner of • should be rezoned along with a large terday that he was "misunderstood" As part of the settlement, Loigman according U> Mayor George Kauffmann. Main Street and Pineview Avenue on « portion of the beachfront to allow for when he allegedly made false and de- agreed that his comments at the Aug. 25 Kauffmann said the engineer will which a developer has proposed building > • condominium development, the borough lamatory remarks about a local police meeting were "misunderstood." He check the legal aspects, and made the 24 condominiums, a swimming pool, and i' engineer told the council last night. lieutenant. added, 'Lt. Seeley has done a good job suggestion as a method of avoiding a bar. U. KIWCKMI Seeley had filed two as a police officer during his police Borough engineer Jake Read said the "spot zoning," Kauffmann said. Both properties are currently zoned borough's zoning should probably be slander suits against Loigman. both career." Read, of Fellows Read & Associates, 11-2. which allows for business and stemming from comments the con- The objectionable comments, ac- amusement. , troversial local attorney made at the cording to Seeley's suits, came when "We're trying to expand," Kauf- ' Aug 25, 1981. meeting of the Township Loigman accused Seeley of doing fmann said in explanation of the con-; Committee. "practically nothing" during his more Council split over tab templated zoning ordinance changes. The first suit was dismissed by Supe- than 25-year career as a police officer. We'd like to see development go all' rior Court Judge Marshall Selikoff, and At the time, Loigman was comment- the way down to the marina. We'd like ing on the departure of two veteran to incorporate a broader picture, or a •' township detectives. for officer's course broader scope, and attract developers." '

.:• KEANSBURG - A course entitled amount in tuition payments for the year "One of the reasons that they gave The highly coveted land at the corner 2 teens nabbed "Intercultural Communication" does "During the year they are paid for for retiring or resigning," Loigman of Raritan and Beachway was put up for not fit the bill for police science the credits, but when they complete said, "was the fact that they were LARRY S. LOIGMAN sale by the borough in November, with coursework. according to an unofficial their degree it seems wrong to give in home theft locked into this type of salary schedule two final bidders in the running for the . consensus by the Borough Council last them the money immediately since we that did not in any way reward the good name, fame and credit, both as an purchase Francis Cappadonna, the , KKANSBURG - Police yesterday night have paid for the coursework. ' Currie officers that were doing a good job." individual and as a police officer ' owner oi the Beachview Rest Home, and arrested two juveniles. 15 and 17. and And because of their disagreement said He suggested that if the officer has Turning his attention to "other of- lornier mayor Thomas Keelen, who charged them with the January burgla- In fact, according to the suit, with the voucher as submitted by a already used some borough assistance ficers within the department," Loigman owns the Stock House Restaurant across ry ol an elderly borough resident's Loigman's 'false and slanderous police officer working toward his as- in tuition for the year, he should receive then said, "You have, for example, an the street from the land, both bid on the , home statements" caused Seeley's reputation sociate's degree, the council will proba- the remainder of the salary increment, officer in the police department such as property. More than $500 worth of silverware, Lt. Seeley, who has worked there for to suffer among his neighbors and in his bly not foot the the bill for the course, as or wait until the first of the following silver coins, a gold watch, bracelets, more than 25 years — has done prac- community. they do with police-related course work year to begin receiving It In addition several other people earmgs and rings were taken from the tically nothing during that entire period for officers working for their associate Borough Manager Frank InDelicato The suit sought both compensatory from outside the borough had expressed "* 12 Brookside home of Charles Higgins, a of time. or bachelor degrees. disagreed with Currie because of the and punitive damages against the at- interest in building condominiums on* man described as elderly and recently wording of the police contract, but said "And," the attorney continued, "I torney. The two sides did not report The issue, first questioned by Coun- that property!. widowed. Investigating Officer Mauro "It may call for a little change in the think that we ought to be able to dist- yesterday whether any monetary dam- cilman Robert Currle, raised other less Keelen s' bid of $12,000 topped that Corvasce reported. language of the contract in the next trip inguish between such police officers a's ages will be paid as part of the settle- easily solved problems with granting made by Cappadonna, but the council The two borough juveniles were around." Detectives (Stephen) Xanthos and ment. credit and salary incentives to police rejected all bids a week later with the charged with burglary and theft and are officers. He said his questions revolved (Leonard) Moon, who did recently re- hope that they can receive more money being held in the Monmouth County ju- Currie questioned the neccessity to around unclear wording in the contract sign, who were doing a superb job, and Seeley's first suit, which was filed by for the land venile detention center. Corvasce said. pay a police officer with a recently- which did not clearly state if the someone such as Lt. Seeley, who has, as attorney W. Randolph Smith of Red Council members at the time said • A large portion of the stolen items were aquired associate or bachelors degree borough is obligated to pay for police- I said, done practically nothing." Bank, was dismissed by Selikoff for the they expected higher bids. recovered but most of the more valuble plaintiff's failure to answer inter- the $1,200 or $2,200 (respectfully) in related coursework beyond the items had already been sold, he added. Seeley charged in the suits that rogatories, Loigman said. The content annual salary increase on the year of the bachelors degree. He said the borough The use proposals made by both men The initial investigation was con- Loigman made those remarks ''for the of the second suit was the same as the completion of the degree — since the has paid for such additional credits in hi closed sessions were similar, council ducted by Patrolman Michael Pigott. purpose of injuring (Seeley) and his first, Loigman added. borough has already forked out some the past. members said at the time. Near overdose leads to arrest for thefts By JO AS I Kill GLADING Here comes KKANSBURG - Police arrested two men yesterday in relation to an October burglary of a doctor's office in which they allegedly stole the drugs they nearly overdosed on two day* later, according to police Kevin «Kashack. of (is Main St. and Steven Cocuzza, of IVmb HIUT. were arrested and charged with the Oct. 19 !itii^l.iry HI l)r Philip Katough's office, Det. James Ueveridge reported yesterday On (Jet, 21. Beveridge said, both men were "near dead" when they were transported from Kashack s apartment to the intensive care unit of Riverview Community Hospital They had injested several different types of controlled dangerous substances, Beveridge said, and he estimated the men were iinly 15 minutes away from death. While in Kivemcw, Cocuzza was charged with possession ill controlled dangerous substances, possession of stolen property ireferring to the drugs he had injested). possession of hyperdermic needles, and possession of drug paraphernalia. ainnt> with being under the influence of controlled dangerous substances, Beveridge said. He was then transferred to Marlboro Psychiatric, where he was admitted to the Voluntary Drug Rehabilitation Pro- A fresh new taste experience gram. . " He walked in the front door and out the back door and we never saw him again," Beveridge said. He was then arrested yesterday in Bricktown by that outshines menthol. lievendge. I'll Mauro Corvase. and Det Robert Hayes of the Dover Township arrest, Beveridge reported. He was transported to Keansburg and upon questioning, Beveridge said, police learned of (he alleged complicity of Kashack in the October burlary Kashack was arrested at 3 p in yesterday and charged with burglary, theft, and the It not only tastes fresher while you smoke. controlled dangerous substance charges, Beveridge said.. Cocuzza remains in Monmouth County jail in lieu of $5,000 It even leaves you with a clean,fresh taste. bail, and Kashack was released on $5,000 bail after both men were arraigned before municipal court Judge Robert Horan yesterday They face a preliminary hearing before Horan today. Recovered in Kashack's appartment. Beveridge said, were physician's sample bottles of ten different types of controlled dangerous substances, seven hypodermic needles, ,md three hypodermic sytingas. Naval man robbed by two with knives KEANSBURG — A United States sailor, home on leave, was robbed at knifepoint by two black males shortly after midnight yesterday, according to a report received by police. The alleged robbery occurred at 1 a.m. yesterday on Carr Avenue, police said. The victim, borough resident Thomas Gallant, who is stationed with the USS Yellowstone in Nor- folk. Va.. reported he was robbed of $190 in cash. The men then took off in a 1976-77 red Chevrolet Monte Carlo with a white vinyl roof. The matter is under investigation by Patrolmen' Michael Kennedy and Mauro Corvasce, and Detective James Beveridge. Police also indicated they are close to making arrests of those believed to be responsible for breaking and entering the " mm Arcade 3t approximately? <> m Ian t? ending to police. Uie Uur&iais d^dimuj (ntaieti through the back window of the Main Street arcade, gathered up all the bags of coins lying around and moved them to ttie window, then accidently triggered the alarm system and fled with orilv $10.

PUBLIC NOTICE- REVENUE SHARING CONTINUATION OF PROPOSED USE HEARING Borough of Tinton Falls will conduct a pro-

dilures at 8:15 P.M. on January 25, 1983 at Borough Hall. The amount of general revenue sharings funds to be discussed for this fiscal \t>u never had it this fresh!

.18. 1 mg. "tar". 0.5 mg nicotine All interested citizens will have the opportunity av.per cigarette by FIC method. to give written and oral comment on possible uses of the funds Senior citizens are encouraged to attend and comment. Handicapped persons needing assilarce o^aids should contact the Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined government office before the meeting. JEROME S. REED That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Borough Clerk