Giants jolt Jets in NFL preseason opener, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN Sunner-time Sutton hangs on LONG BRANCH Sun 'n' fun worshipers Nicklaus rally falls one stroke crowd Monmouth beaches. short of tie for PGA title. Today'* Forecast: Sunny today and tomorrow Page B1 Page B3 Compl«f wather on A2 The Daily Register MONDAY, AUGUSTS, 1983 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINCE 1878 VOL.106 NO. 31. 25 CENTS Bayshore clam bootlegging persists By RAY GERMANN caught selling unpurlfied Baysbore off their rakes and tongs they've ever known. has not been a case of hepatitis in ment of Environmental Protection's clams has been labeled a poacher — storage since the waters In his home environment — a the area positively linked to con- Bureau of Shellflsheries, said in an Despite a 1974 ban on ill bard- and hai been subject to a fine or jail closed — and rejoined the clamming secluded cove of Sandy Hook Bay — taminated clams in a decade. interview last month that tbe bac- ibell clamming In tbe Bayshore, sentence, industry when the programs began. one of the holdouts sneered at tbe "If I really thought there was teria level in Bayshore clams is some continued to rake clams from Clamming became legal again Some poachers accepted the new thought of handing bis hard-earned any danger, I wouldn't sell them," "potentially dangerous" to any mod on the bottoms of tbe bays and when the state began a relay pro- ways so they could continue clam- harvest over to an Ocean County he said. "But if there is a danger, consumer. riven, just as their fathers did and gram June 1, transporting tbe clams ming without the Marine Police at relay clammer, or depuration plant I'll be the first to know. I eat these "Just because nobody has gotten their grandfathers before them. to cleaner Ocean County waters (or their heels. owner Jayson Harvey. things every day." sick recently doesn't mean there's In their eyes, they were simply purification. And a Highlands de- But others have ignored tbe new "These guys are paying us half State consumer health officials, nothing to worry about," she said. carrying on a tradition, but since puration plant will now purchase, ways with staunch self-right- what the clams are worth," be said. who routinely test the clams for The cove clammer said some In tbe state of New Jersey outlawed purify, and resell clams. eousness, determined to avoid a "And there is nothing wrong with bacteria, insist there is a danger. his fold rely on bootleg clamming to hard-shell clamming in 1974, anyone Some law-abiding citizens dusted "middle man" In the only trade them." He pointed out that there Gale Critchlow, chief of the Depart- See Clam, page At Car-bomb kills 35 in Lebanese By The Associated Press wounded. A similar explosion Friday in the Tbe second deadly car-bombing northern port city of Tripoli, also in Syrian-controlled Lebanon within controlled by Syria, killed at least 20 a three-day span killed 35 people people. yesterday, but Syria turned a deaf A group calling itself the Front ear to the urgings of U.S. special for the Liberation of Lebanon from envoy Robert C. McFarlane that it Foreigners claimed responsibility move its troops out of Lebanon. for yesterday's blast and warned McFarlane, who is conferring such attacks would continue "until with Saudi Arabian leaders today, no foreigner is left on Lebanese met with Syrian President Hafez soil." Assad in Damascus for six hours The blast demolished a coffee yesterday to discuss efforts to re- shop in the market center and dev- move foreign forces from Lebanon. astated the surrounding area. After the session, a Syrian Police said that most of the casu- spokesman reaffirmed his govern- alties were Lebanese civilians — ment's opposition to the Lebanese- merchants and residents of the low- Israeli troop withdrawal accord. He income neighborhood — but that two said the pact, signed May 17, "is Syrian soldiers were among the vic- being Imposed on Lebanon" and tims. "transforms Lebanon into an Is- The Front for the Liberation of Shiite Moslem militia leaden and Baalbek officials called for a raeli protectorate." Lebanon from Foreigners, which 1 This statement came shortly af- claimed the bombing in a call to the day of mourning and a general ter a powerful car bomb exploded in Beirut office of a French news agen- strike in the Bekaa today, a crowded market In Baalbek, a city cy, has' taken responsibility for a Police estimated tbe bomb con- CAR BOMB — Residents and rescue workers In city's crowded market, site of a violent Sunday in tbe Syrian-controlled Bekaa Val- series of bomb attacks aimed chief- tained 220 pounds of TNT. The car the ancient city of Baalbek. Lebanon gather car bombing. ley of eastern Lebanon. Police said ly at Syrian and Palestinian targets. was blown into pieces so small that around a Lebanese Red Cross Ambulance In the 35 people were killed and 133 Its political affiliation is not known. its make could not be determined. Long distance separates Hughes fears for sides in telephone strike arts school By MARE RO8ATI offices, where striking workers pre- issue in the talks, which were ad- dicted the company would be unable journed as the old pact expired at By TERRY MOORE WASHINGTON (AP) - Man- to keep up with tbe crush of service midnight Saturday, local time. agement and labor an far apart on requests. "I would not expect a settlement LONG BRANCH - Although the wages and other issues as American No new talks were scheduled be- in the next day or two," CWA Presi- Performing Arts Program at Red Telephone * Telegraph Co.'s 875,000 tween AT&T and tbe three unions dent Glenn E. Watts said yesterday Bank Regional High School "has a operators and technicians are strik- representing tbe striken — tbe on the ABC television program lot of merit," county Super- ing the company for the second time Communications Workers of Ameri- •This Week With David Brinkley." intendent of Schools Milton G. hi 12 yean. ca, the International Brotherhood of "We want at least doable the Hughes doubts that the Middle town, Only minor service disruptions Electrical Workers, and tbe Tele- kind of money they're (ATlrT) talk- Rumson-Fair Haven and Shore Re- were reported yesterday, tbe tint communications International Un- ing about... Tbe company knows the gional boards of education will sup- day of the walkout, u managers and ion. area in which we must go and port the state-approved facility. supeivisors worked In place of the "It's been a pretty quiet day," they're unwilling to meet that," be The program, offering intensive striking employees. Charles Dynes, an AT&T spokes- said. courses in dance, drama, creative Appearing later on tbe same pro- writing and television production, "Management people are ban-, man, said last night. "After the last 1 dling the jobs very capably and effi- two long, hectic days, today's been a gram, ATM Chairman Charles would be a first for the county, if it ciently," AT4T spokesman Pic sort of breather." Brown said that although tbe two is funded. Wagner said yesterday. "I expect Dynes said that while tbe nego- sides differ widely on a new wage The Freehold Regional Board of that the same will be trua when tbe tiating process had not been broken package, other unspecified bargain- Education is the only county school need for equipment service arises." off, no new talks were scheduled. ing issues related to tbe scheduled board that has agreed to send its However, Wagner acknowledged Rozanne Weissman, a spokeswoman divestiture of the huge tele- talented students to the performing that the real test of tbe system for CWA, the largest of tbe three communications company remain arts school, and to provide for their would start today, when business unions with 525,000 members, also unresolved. transportation. cans flood tbe Unas. said she was unaware of any sched- "There are a lot more Issues The Monmouth Regional and Across the country, picket Unas uled negotiations. than- economics, I assure you," Henry Hudson school boards have were set up outside Bell System Wages and job security were at See long, page At refused to pay the tuition for their This week, tbe Middletown, Rumson-Fair Haven-aad Shore Re- N.J. strike impactfminimal' gional boards should make their de- cisions, and Hughes isn't optimistic. ' By KARIN LAUB ter their three-year-contract ex- take "a few extra minutes to get an "I don't think any of them will pired. operator for a long distance call." be funding (tbe program)," Hughes ; NEWARK (AP) - The na- "We have management people New Jersey Bell encouraged cus- said in a telephone interview last tionwide strike of some 675,000 assigned to cover the jobs that come tomers to dial directly whenever night. workan against American Tele- . closest to customer service," said they can, so tbe interim operaton If local school boards do not sup- phone * Telegraph Co. will have Lynette Vivianl, a spokeswoman for will not be overburdened, she said. port the program, parents can little or no effect on telephone users New Jersey BeU, which serves S And people who have scheduled a choose to enroll their children in tbe in the Garden State, New Jersey million customers. phone Installation in the near future school, pay the tuition and provide BeU officials said yesterday. Vivianl said 1,000 managerial may have to wait a day or two, she transportation for the student, ac- ' The striking worken, including employees will work "12 hours a said. cording to Hughes. But some stu- Vahout »,00ONew Jersey Bell em- day, 7 days a weak" to maintain The contract tor ATlrT employ- dents have claimed that they cannot \ Stir- ••*•* off me job one customer service. ees expired Saturday, and the mem- afford tbe program if the school JEate after midnight yesterday at'- But she predicted that it would ben of tbe Communication Worken boards refuse to fund it. of America honored their union's Hughes conceded that tbe situ- policy of "no contract, no work." ation is an unfair one. "Those who, Nationally, workan represented have the financial resources will .Monday. by thBjnternaUonal Brotherhood of (attend the school). Those who don't Electrical Worken aad the Tele- Hottest ever won't," be said. as communications international Un- If they choose to fund the pro- Ad People A2 ion also walked off their jobs. gram, tbe boards will h»v* to «pend OMuSsml: A? ? See N.J., as** A7 approximately 14,000 per full-time Opinion. AS Joa Kearney of MaUwan has participated In the St. James road See Hughes, safe Al destined *..„- 88 3porte. BJ race for seven straight years and said this was the hottest. He's <> Comics •• B7 Television B6 shown cooling off after finishing 21 st. See story page B4. Clam Het-Hlgalaa«s47I4ia|~ Your Town B1 Twin k Triple lobster special today. \ " --is— A2 The Drfy Regirter MONDAY, AUGUST 8,1M3 PEOPLE France rules out Chad intervention Despite the ' •logistics-only" mUUryaccord, apparently had been no major pound attacks on Satur- PARIS (AP) — France yesterday ruled out direct France - the former colonial power to Chad-tant day around Faya-Largeau, which government troops military intervention in Chad, when fighting la the between 1,200 and J\M0 troops as weUas flghtsr- north between government and Libyan-backed rebel recaptured on July 31 from rebels led by Goukounki bombers into Chad to 1ML That aid TO cdUcaTta an forc«s reportedly has subsided. Oueddei, Chad's former president early phase of the country's intermittent, U-yearoJd Defense Minister Charles Henui said "France will But the sources, who spoke on condition they not be identified, said the insurgents had driven a column of supply Chad's government with assistance adapted to Hernu's statement came one day after Western the ntuation in the framework of the 1976 accord," Soviet-built tanks to the area around Faya-Largeau, MO sources reported that four French Jaguar ground at- which provides only for logistic support. "There Is no miles north of the capital of N'Djamena. tack planes took off from a French base to the Atlantic question of going outside that framework." The charge d'affaires at Chad's embassy in Paris coastal nation of Gabon, which is south of landlocked Chad's President Hissene Habre on Saturday urged said Sunday that government troops had shot down a France to send air support for government troops Libyan plane over Faya-Largeau on Friday and cap- ^The sources, in Gabon's capital of Uhwlue. abo Battling Insurgents who began an offensive in northern tured its Libyan pilot. Chad in late June. Mid there had been movement of sevenIFrench After Hernu held urgent meetings over the weekend transport planes and that a French miUtaryDOl had French government sources said reports reaching with his top aides and French Premier Pierre Mauroy, .rrived in Libreville Saturday night with supplies and Paris yesterday indicated there was a lull in the the defense minister said France could not supply the fighting around the strategic, northern oasis city of air support Habre requested because a military accord Faya-Largeau. ""Hire has sent 1,750 soldiers into Chad to guard between the two countries provides only for logistic garrisons, f reelng Gbadian troops tor combat dirty:. Contrary to earlier reports, the, sources said there aid.
Jehuy Let Jametlrwla No surgery for THE WORLD country singer MiG pilot seeks asylum SEOUL, South Korea - A Chinese air force pilot SEATTLE — Country linger Ferlla Huky does flew his MIG-21> a base near Seoul yesterday and not need heart surgery and will be back on stage asked for political asylum to an unidentified third within three weeks, his wife says. Husky, who country, the Defense Ministry said. The pilot's entry suffered a heart attack here early last month, was into South Korean air space triggered the first air raid discharged from Virginia Mason Hospital on Satur- alert here to SO years, stopping traffic and sending day after tests snowed be did not need coronary citizens running for underground shelters. bypass surgery, said his wife Marvis. The singer already has had one bypass operation, in 1(77. ON THg BAY — Legal clammers, such as those clam bootleggers, who persist in poaching despite The pilot, identified as Sun Tienchin, 46, would be dealt with "in accordance with the tow" when an "He's doing real well," Mrs. Husky said, adding shown above, still face illegal competition from crackdowns by the Marine Police. investigation is completed, ministry officials said that they plan to return to their home near Nashville Sources believed that "third country" meant Taiwan, after a final check with doctors today. seat of the Nationalist Chinese government. In the Husky, 58, was on a tour of the Northwest when Taiwanese capital of Taipei, a Defense Ministry of- he suffered the heart attack. Clam bootlegging persists ficial reportedly said that if Sun comes to Taiwan be Astronaut seeks ark would be rewarded with *2.7 million in gold. (continued) rior product. "It is a safer, cleaner, better-tasting COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Former Apollo feed their families. "Who can get by on one cent per product," be said. "The water to the holding tanks is astronaut James Irwln, already having conquered clam?" be asked "It's robbery. ' the same water that is in the bay...without the pollut- Walesa talking tough space, says he and his family will set out this week Harvey pays clammers one cent each for the clams ants." GRAZ, Austria - Lech Walesa, founder of the to look for the remains of Noah's Ark. which are over 2.S inches across (and are least market- The cove clammer said he is especially perturbed Solidarity labor movement, says neither be nor the Irwin. 53, said he will leave Thursday for Anka- able), but as much as nine cents each for littlenecki — by what be considers "harassment" of those who clam outlawed union is finished in Poland despite a gover- ra, Turkey, to resume the search he was forced to about 1.5 inches across only for themselves. abandon last year when be was injured in a fall on ment crackdown, the regional Kleine Zeitung news- Harvey, who has declared a personal vendetta "There are people who just like to come out and get Mount Ararat. According to the Bible, the ark full of paper said yesterday. "I still have a couple of cards up against "bootleg" clammers, said one case of hepatitis a bunch of clams for dinner," be said. "The other day a animals settled at the site in eastern Turkey after a my sleeve, and maybe one of them is an ace," Walesa could cripple the Bayshore clamming Industry before It couple of treaders (who harvest clams by wading into worldwide flood that lasted 40 days and 40 nights. was quoted as saying to Sunday editions of the Kleine has a chance to get off the ground. the water and feeling around In the mud with their feet) Irwin, who landed on the moon as part of Apollo "It's like playing Russian roulette with your Zeitung, which published what it said was an exclusive were taken away to handcuffs. I don't think that's interview with Walesa to Poland. IS in 1971, said Friday that he and his wife Mary, health," he said. "All it takes is for one person to react right" their son Jim, 20, and three others plan to spend badly to the bacteria, and we could have a panic on our Critchiow said it is impossible to "draw the line" "Much can still be done in Poland. I have a plan, about two weeks on the mountain. hands." between bootleggers who sell their catch, and those but I can't talk about it for understandable reasons," be Frank, Sammy team up Harvey said be has received threats of violence who clam for their own consumption. "Besides, was quoted as saying. According to Kleine Zeitung, since he promised to aid the DEP's law enforcement they're breaking the law." Walesa said he was ready to continue his work for MONTE CARLO, Monaco - Frank Sinatra and detail and the Monmouth Beach-based Marine Police in Some depuration plant clammers, who are restrict- Solidarity, "but not for a K.O. in the first round." Sammy Davis Jr. teamed up for a song-and-dance apprehending bootleggers. ed to certain hours, and limited by the capacity of Walesa was quoted as saying be would concentrate act before a star-studded audience over the weekend "A guy came in here one day and told me I was Harvey's plant, said they feel cheated by the bootleg- on regional rather than nationwide organization, "be- as Monaco's royal family was host of an annual Red trying to take away the business he'd been in for 20 gers. cause regional organizations are harder to bring down Cross charity ball. years," Harvey said. "He said if I didn't watch my "We're not happy they're here, that's a fact," said than a single national organization." In a meeting with Prince Rainier III and his three children — step, this plant would burn." Keansburg clammer Butch Marks. "But we're not Pope John Paul II In Poland in June, the pontiff made Princess Caroline, 26; Prince Albert, 25; and Prin- Harvey acknowledges that the Marine Police are at about to start trouble over it." He said clammers are no suggestion that Walesa should withdraw from na- cess Stephanie, 18 — presided over the event. After a severe disadvantage in trying to stop bootlegging. '' more civilized'' now than they were to past years. tional affairs, Walesa was quoted as saying. the performance by Sinatra and Davis, guests in- "They just don't have enough personnel to do a thor- . "Ten or 20 years ago. vy* w°uld kill each other cluding actor Roger Moore took to the dance floor ough job," he said. "The only way to really stop it is to over a bushel of clams," he said. "But things have and then watched fireworks. stop the people that buy the clams. When there is no changed. I'm happy doing what I do, and I'm not going longer a black market, the bootleggers will be out of Dies in leap from cathedral The Friday night ball was the first since the to say bootleggers don't have the right to do whatever business." death of the prince's wife, Princess Grace, who had they want." , PARIS - A young French woman leaped to her served as president of the Monaco Red Cross, in an The cove clammer agreed with Harvey's analysis, Depuration plant clammers swap stories of vio- death yesterday from the tower of Notre Dame automobile accident last fall. Princess Caroline now but asserted, "there will always be buyers. And there lence about the bootleggers, but they insist the most Cathedral and her body struck and killed a Canadian heads the organization. will always be bootleggers." troubled times are in the past. tourist standing near the main doors. Two other people He said he has his own ideas about why Harvey is so "Not too long ago, the Marine Police spotted a guy were slighly injured. Police identified the French wom- 2 winning songs ? concerned about the consumer. coming to at night who had obviously been poaching," an as Veronique Sulla-Bourdllloo, 24, of Versailles, and "Comes the day that these waters are opened to the Canadian victim as Joanne Pelletier, 29, of Quebec. NASHVILLE, Tenn — Singer Johnny Lee says Harvey recalled. "They pulled up alongside of him and real clamming again, that will be the day Harvey is out They said a French man and woman suffered minor he'll record the two winning songs of a national told him to stop the boat, but he didn't want to listen. of business," he said. "And since Harvey is on the injuries. A police spokesman Mid Mrs. Stalla- country music songwriting contest, and that could When they tried to cut him off, he just kept right on state Shellfish Council, the chance of opening up again Bourdillon climbed over a rail on the first platform of put two amateur writers on the charts. going and ran them down." is slim to none." the tower and then fell 100 feet to the pavement. The winners will be invited to visit Nashville, Harvey said he didn't believe anyone was injured In where Lee — best known for his bit "Lookin' for The Shellfish Council — comprised of those con- the incident. "But that gives you an Idea of what kind Love," from the movie "Urban Cowboy" — will cerned with the industry - works with state officials to of temperament some of these people have.'' record their songs. determine the rules and regulations that govern The cove clammer grinned when asked about the Fierce fighting reported It is the seventh year for the contest. Songs will harvesting. "violent tendencies" of his lot. "I guess we've all had NICOSIA, Cyprus - Iran and Iraq each claimed be judged by a panel of country music professionals Harvey agreed that he has a personal stake In clam a few run-ins with the clam cops (Marine Police)," be victories yesterday In Iraqi Kurdistan and to the cen- on the music and lyrics, quality of composition and purification. "Sure it would hurt my business If they said. "But we're only trying to protect what we had tral sector of the battlefront where air and ground uniqueness of expression. opened up," be said. "But the fact is these clams are long before they were established... what we have a fights have raged since Iran launched two offensives to God-given right to." Entries must be original songs, no more than IVt not safe. My laboratories check the clams before and late July. Iraq claimed Its forces have killed nearly minutes long, recorded on cassette tape and accom- after they are depurated, and then are definitely Harvey contends state officials granted them that 5,700 Iranian soldiers in the past two days while Iran panied by a written version of the lyrics and a bacteria in the untreated ones." right June 1. "And people have the right to know said 1,950 Iraqi troops were killed or wounded to the statement verifying originality. They should be sent He said there Is little chance of eliminating the they're eating safe food," be concluded. battles. to P.O. Box 1014, Tinley Park, 111., and must be bacteria in Bayshore waters until sewage dumping In postmarked by Sept. 2. New York City is stopped. Seeks tougher rolet "When the tide goes out, it brings all those pollut- ants out of New York Harbor near the mouth of the bay. Long distance from pact The i>aiiy Register When the tide turns around, those pollutants are (USPS-14M40) MILWAUKEE - Actor Richard Harris, known (continued) washed right into the (Sandy Hook) bay, and the offer was unacceptable. PuNllhtd Oily MTMIM la* •.•allfer for his stage and screen portrayals of King Arthur in Brown said. "The divestiture has imMMiMtawn (Naveslnk and Shrewsbury) rivers." the musical "Camelot," says he'll tackle more caused some complexities in Among CWA employees, a top- ky MM H. CMk *nd Hinnt Clay demanding roles next year. Harris said his interest The cove clammer said be believes the depuration Kale systems technician makes HUMOffk. bargaining." Om RMlHir Mat*. SnrtMfcmr, N. J. am in serious parts was renewed when London critics he plant robs clams of some of their natural flavor. "They The CWA had been stressing em- ISto.M per week. A top-scale opera- tor makes $389 Srandl ORkM respects lamented upon seeing "Camelot" that be come out of those tanks after they're sterilized and all, ployment security In the nego- »» Rt.«. MKMMnm. M.J. mm has squandered many great classical acting op- and they taste like hell. Its all the natural things in tiations, seeking guarantees that Most reported problems with tel- rrmhtu.nj.trm portunities. them - like the sand - that give them taste." ATtT and the Bell companies will Harvey insists the depuration plant clam Is a supe- ephone service Sunday were minor, M«m»»n K tM AMKMM hw. TM A* retrain employees for new jobs as and directly dialed calls were unaf- MClaM Crm li MtniM •KhJlimv
Home furniture — a $17.6 billion three grim years, it has been riding were 67 percent ahead of a year ago furniture sales this year, represent- directly any part of the fabric that industry that rtpplei out to affect the coattails of the surge in sales of while sales of existing homes were ing a 13.7 billion increase over 1982 may develop problems. Uniroyal of- industries ranging from synthetic new and existing homes in 'S3. up 35 percent. The National Associa- The decade of the 1960s is sched- fers a warranty from three to five fabrics to wood carving — Is under- tion of Furniture Manufacturers an- uled w be the best ever for the years on its Naugahyde upholstering going a dramatic turnaround. After Sales of new homes ticipates a IS percent rise In furniture industry. line. If you can't get this warranty, Mqst, if not all, of the fundamen- be onguard and go elsewhere. tal demographic factors point to —{You should be able to wash off this optimistic prediction. While the the everyday variety of dirt quickly general population rises (.6 percent, SYLVIA with mild soap and water, but this IRA deadline is Aug. 15 the number of households is ex- will not recondition the vinyl. For pected to jump about 21.5 percent. PORTER stubborn dirt, a cleanercondltioner applied with a soft bristle-brush By DAVID R. SARGENT (More households mean more should be effective, says Zima And Q: I received aaexteasloa osi my furniture sales, of course.) Con- if you buy high-quality synthetics, lUt tax retara which Is sow dae la sumers have been deferring you should expect years of use with Atgast. Is II teo late for me to set ap payments on big-ticket items during minimum maintenance. *B IRA accent or dees the April II the recent recession, are clearly In deadlls* apply? Also, I don't know SUCCESSFUL a more liquid position, and with the — Nor should you anticipate fad- what I sheaU pat these toads into rate of inflation down by an im- But buying vinyl upholstery is ing if you have bought high-quality asd wonder It I skoald wait until I INVESTING pressive percent, are chalking up not nearly as easy as buying leather, vinyl-coated fabrics; they are fade- have a better Idea of what I want to real income gains. admits Marvin Zima, business man- resistant and, unlike leather, do not Invest In? - T.R., Peaasylvaala But while we're obviously in a ager of Uniroyal Inc.'s coated fab- scuff and tear or require regular A: According to Merrill Lynch, buying mood again, we're also ob- rics division. He suggests several polishing. Their durability cannot be more than S million Americans f Ued viously looking for savings — along guidelines. matched by such soft fabrics as for extensions on their 1982 taxes. wiui style, quality and durability in — Visit your local furniture cotton, rayon or nylon. dealer and closely inspect chairs, A major point is that 60 percent Hence you are not alone. You, and to name but a few. Where you are in counti are tax deductible as well as our furniture purchases. And this couches, dther items with styling of furniture buying is done on the anyone who filed for an extension, life, whether in /your twenties or suggests renewed momentum be- the yearly IZ.MO contribution. A and coloring that appeal to you. installment plan. So shop around for have until Aug. IS to set up a 1962 approaching the golden age of re- hind the trend toward synthetic fab- friend disagrees aad says fees are Then ask which is upholstered in the lowest rates on a loan. Go the IRA. Whether you owe taxes or are tirement, should influence your In- rics in upholstering — quality vinyls part of the maximum yearly con- vinyl and which in leather. You may installment-plan route rather than entitled to a refund, It is definitely vestment decision. If you are con- that have the feel, look and even tribution. Who Is right? - R.R., be surprised; sometimes experts making a one-stop cash purchase. to your advantage to set up such an fused over which is the best option, elegance of real leather at much Iowa can't tell the difference A long-term, quality-of-life account. By doing so, you will re- don't let it keep you from opening up lower cost. A. You are. Last year, the Re- purchase such as furniture demands duce your tax liabilities. If you owe an IRA. Each year you can transfer Prices of vinyl have remained — Ask about the backing. The search Institute of America posed your most cautious attention. Study Uncle Sam money, the amount will your assets from one investment stable in recent years due to the oil strongest and most durable are non- this question to the IRS. Are the faaa all types of upholstered furniture. be reduced. And, if you are entitled vehicle to another without Incurring glut (which holds down the price of woven backings consisting of spun Do not be biased by tMfpurchases of to a refund, the sum will be in- a tax liability. The only requirement charged by the various financial or- the raw materials Jrom which vinyl polyester fibers of selected lengths your parents. creased. The higher your tax the IRS makes is that the transfer ganizations for mutual funds tax de- is made). and sizes, combined for consistency bracket, the greater the change. take place within 60 days. ductible u well as the total IRA Meanwhile, however, the prod- and strength. Make sure you're getting the ad- vantages of lower cost and easy There are any number of options contribution? In a recent letter rul- uction of leather has dropped 32 — Ask your furniture dealer for a maintenance along with the ver- available to you from a self-man- ing by the IRS, the agency said that percent while leather prices have warranty in which the manufac- Q: Can yoa settle aa argament? satility of materials emerging in aged brokerage account to a vast management fees are deductible. shot up 274 percent from 1964 to turer of the vinyl-coated fabric (not It seems to me I remember readlag 1982. Current federal policy is the dealer or furniture manufac- this era of great technological selection of mutual funds to bonds, that the custodian fees for IRA sc- Thus, if you made a (2,000 contribu- tion to a mutual fund and the main- pushing leather prices even higher. turer) agrees to repair or replace change. tenance fee was $25, you are entitled Latest probe — Yamscam to deduct both amounts from your taxes. The IRS Is expected to make WILSON, N.C. (AP) - In an shipper in Wilson, said he has a formal announcement soon. You inquiry dubbed "Yamscam," the turned over copies of his records for might be interested in knowing that U.S. Justice Department is probing two years to the Justice Deparat- they are also expected to make a allegations of sweet-potato price- ment. He said he knew of no price- determination regarding brokerage fixing in North Carolina, the na- fixing. fees for stock transactions In IRA Eastern's low tion's biggest yam-producing state. "You couldn't get two farmers "There has been some grand to agree on the time of day," Bardin accounts as well. jury work into the yam business," said Saturday. "If I could have fix- (Column readers should send said U.S. Attorney Sam Currin ed the prices, I wouldn't owe $1 their Investment Inquiries to David "I'm not at liberty to discuss it." million." Other farmers, who did R. 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DYNAMIC 8AVINGS ON NATIONALLY NEWLY EXPANDED / ADVERTISED FIRST QUALITY FOOTWEAR Apple St. TlJpon Falls 842-2727 Dally A Sat. 9:30-5:30 Thurs. It M. Til • p.m. TERN Sundays 12-8 \ America^ favorite way to fly® The Daily Register CIA fears bomb9 fioiala say that without VBartbolomew's WASHINGTON - A hair-raising new skillful handling, there woufd have been no Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register development has occurred In the subterra- A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper agreement. Described by a fellow diplomat nean world of international terrorism. The as a colorful figure with greateharm and a CIA has learned of the invention of an "huge ego," Bartholomew succeeded by JAMBS E. McKEARNEY, JR. "invisible bomb" — that is, a secret, so- matching the Greeks' histrionics with his phisticated explosive undetectable by stan- President and Publisher JACK , ( owiTone Bartholomew habit that mayhave dard bomb-searching techniques. At least a disarmed the Greeks was bis habitual refer- doten are believed to be in the bands of Arthur Z Kamin. Editor; Herbert H. Thorpe, Jr., Assistant Editor; Charles C. Triblehorn, Sunday ANDERSON ence to himself in the third person. Editor; Russell P. Rauch, Assistant Sunday Editor; Jane Foderaro. City Editor; Doris Kidman. terrorists. Editorial Page Editor The disturbing details are known to only - Better late than never, the hard-eyed a few Western intelligence agencies. cost-cutters in the Office of Management Thomas C Donahue. Director of Marketing; Daniel J. Gallagher. Controller; Kevin J. McCourt. Sources with access to top-secret CIA files and Budget ire finally going to check into Circulation Director: Frank J. Allocca, Production Manager on the "Invisible bomb" told my associate the Agency for International Development. The agency disburses billions of dollars a MONDAY, AUGUST 8,1983 Dale Van Atta how it was detected. Here's A6 what happened: V terial was judged to be greater than C-4, the year in grants, contracts and low-interest loans to underdeveloped countries, and AID Last spring, an Arab courier visited a "plastique" that is a favorite of terrorist Insiders have known for years that a lot of Geneva hotel that is partly owned by Jewish groups. One source said the Geneva hotel the money is wasted, Oareless officials ap- interests but which is also frequented by bomb packed enough wallop to blow up a Constant drumbeat prove Impractical public works projects Arabs. He left behind a portable radio and seven-story building. \ and give scant supervision even to the an innocent-looking suitcase. With new respect, the CIA gave their worthwhile programs. This cavalier open-.*, But the last minute, the courier — who Arab tipster an extensive interrogation. handedness was bad enough in the old days; was linked to a sadical Palestinian guerrilla They learned that the bomb-maker was an it is unacceptable in a time of $200 billion group — got cold feet. He contacted U.S. Arab living in Baghdad who had made at budget deficits. Sources ifxAID say the officials and was steered to the CIA. The least a dozen of his "invisible bombs." free-spending officials are antfclpatlng lean terrorist warned that he had left a bomb In Some sources thought it possible one of times ahead as a result ofVthe OMB the hotel. them was used for the bombing of the U.S. scrutiny. Though the CIA officials were skeptical, Embassy in Beirut. they notified the Swiss authorities who sent The potential of this new terrorist weap- CHEESE IT, THE FEDS!: Some of the a bomb squad to the hotel. The suitcase and on is so alarming, my sources said, that fancy, "New York style" aged Cheddar radio were picked up. none of the Western intelligence agencies cheese you find in the supermarket may The Swiss reported back to the CIA that privy to the secret raised objection when have come from government warehouses, the two items had been sniffed repeatedly one agency set out to find the bomb maker where it has been aging at the taxpayers' by their bomb-detecting dogs and there was and eliminate him and his lethal products expense for as long as three years. no explosive in either. The tip must be a "with extreme prejudice." Desperate to cut doyn on its nearly 1 hoax. , DIPLOMATIC DIGEST: Protocol-con- billion pound supply of surplus cheese The CIA's turncoat Arab source was scious State Department officials have been purchased under price-support programs, questioned again. He insisted the suitcase amused by a habit of Sen. Rudy Boschwltz, the Agriculture Department has sold 8 mil- was indeed a bomb. With some reluctance, R-Mlnn. His letters to Secretary of State lion pounds of aged cheddar back to the the CIA asked the Swiss to check again. George Shultz always bear a little doodle of cheese industry at about $1.55 per pound - They did. This time they discovered that a smiling face next to the signature. The 10 percent abov.• the federal support level. the Arab courier was right. The suitcase senator's aides said Shultz isn't singled out Most if it, my reporter SusanBenesch was was a powerful txhnb for this attention: Boschwitz has been put- told, has gone to small companies, and "It scared the ... out of the Swiss," one ting the smile cartoon on all his personal another 2 million pounds will be sold this source said. "It was so sophisticated that mail for years. year. no one ever found one before.'' — Foggy Bottom and the Pentagon are When the stored cheese starts to rot, the The explosive was molded into the echoing with praise for Reginald mpld is cut off and it's processed with new cardboard of the suitcase. Though the mate- Bartholomew, the U.S. negotiator who is cheese to take the tang out of it for the rial did have a distinctive smell, it was not credited' with talking a reluctant Greek government's school lunch programs. any that bomb dogs are trained to detect. government into renewing the lease on "Kids like it bland," a USDA source ex- The explosive power of the suitcase ma- American military bases in Greece. Of- plained. Time to register for college
WASHINGTON - The headUne In The S. Murphy, chancellor of the City Univer- New York Times read, "Colleges Per- sity of New York. "Why don't you apply the plexed by New Draft Law," and the story same logic to people who don't pay dealt with the teddible, teddible burden alimony? Sentence them to 90 days in jail over which college presidents are agonizing and no financial aid if they go to college." this summer. The poor dears don't know JAMES For so eminent an educator to equate a what to do about young men who won't failure to pay alimony with a failure to register under Selective Service law. It's so KILPATRICK register for the draft is to demonstrate that "awkward," said one gentleman. higher education is no guarantee against making stupid equations. Many of us would Well, what is so awkward? The legal see nothing outrageous at all in asking the situation could not possibly be more clear. nation's colleges and universities, who ben- An act of Congress requires all young men efit so richly from federal grants and sub- between the ages of 18 and 21 to register for sidies, to abide by federal law: a possible draft. Another act of Congress, directed the Department of Education to passed last November by overwhelming see that college officials were made aware The Times' story cited the pathetic ex- PIC of the campus votes In both houses, denies guaranteed that draft registration could not be made a ample of Andre Gingerich, a 21-year-old student loans or other aid to men who have condition for granting student financial aid. student at Swarthmore who has received failed or refused to register. On June 29, without a dissenting vote, the M.OO0 a year in federal grants and loans for The county's new Private Industry many other significant advantages, too. the past three years. He is a Mennonite and In Minnesota, six little parasites (John U.S. Supreme Court suspended Judge has refused to register because registration Council, federally funded to provide job The plan fits in with the prime Doe, Richard Roe, Paul Poe, and so on) Alsop's order. The government's appeal would constitute "participation in prepara- training and placement for Mon- mission of the county college — to undertook to challenge the law. Behind the will be argued before the court in the fall. tion for war." With deference to the young mouth's unemployed, is proposing an shield of their pseudonyms, they acknowl- That is where the matter stands. For the teach marketable job skills, to train the gentleman's religious convictions, this is edged that they had refused to register. life of me, I see nothing that is puzzling, arrangement under which Brookdale workers that local industries need. The piffle. All he is required to do at this stage They would not do even that much to serve perplexing, awkward or especially Community College would conduct the is to register. If a draft ever should be community colleges generally have the their country and their government. But burdensome. No student is compelled to activated, and if his number should be job training and job counseling. It's an capability and experience in adult they very much wanted their country and apply for a Pell grant or other public funds. called up, he would have abundant time to excellent suggestion, and we urge it be their government to do things for them: Private forms of student aid are available. education that the PIC program needs, establish his claim for exemption as a cons- followed They wanted "Pell grants" or guaranteed Banks have money to lend. Needy students and also are experienced in working cientious objector. loans to help them attend the University of can work their way through college, though As outlined last week by Karl V. with people of varying levels of ability Minnesota. They are all takers and no evidently that alternative had no appeal for Of the 100,000 who are thought to have Fox, director of the Monmouth County and skills. Brookdale has been particu- givers, these kids. the Minnesota Six. willfully refused to register, only a small Employment and Training Agency, larly noteworthy in that regard. The But I see nothing wrong, and a great fraction have refused on religious grounds. deal that is right, in linking registration to The rest are just generally opposed to even PIC's tentative plans call for it to pay services PIC participants will require In March, U.S. District Judge Donald D. Brookdale for job counseling and train- Alsop lectured the plaintiffs on good subsidy. Why in the world should toe Ameri- a remote risk to their precious hides. They are in smooth operation at the college hate war but they love money. The Selec- ing classes in a variety of occupational citizenship, but he felt compelled to grant can taxpayer subsidize those who willfully now and will not have to be newly the injunction they sought. Subsequently he violate the law? It makes no sense. tive Service System knows who these dead- fields. The county college also would established, which means not only cost- enlarged his order to cover colleges and "It's an outrage to ask colleges to play beats are. They ought to be Indicted and screen the PIC program participants to brought to trial. savings for PIC but assurance that it universities throughout the nation, and he cops for the Selective Service," said Joseph determine if their real need is for job training or if they simply need some will be getting top quality for its mon- counseling on how to find jobs. The ey. plans also propose that Brookdale and The cooperative endeavor PIC en- FROM OUR READERS the state employment agency join in visions would benefit the county's job- finding jobs for PIC participants when less. The new bonds it would help forge Personal memories are of sailing past they have completed a training or coun- between Brookdale and the business Helpful visit the lady to foreign lands, and the comfort of her guidance and her brilliant torch an seling program. community would work to the advan- Skillman To the Editor: unforgettable thrill again guiding us to safe- tage of both, and thus would benefit the A major advantage of hooking up We would like to take the opportunity to ty to our own shores. with the county college, as PIC officials county overall. express our profound gratitude to you and Mrs. Rose M. Brown noted, is that it would bring the job We hope that PIC officials and the your staff in permitting our staff and stu- training program to where the jobless Brookdale Board of Trustees work out dents to visit your company. are — Brookdale has a network of a mutually acceptable plan for joining You have enriched and expanded our Divorce court students' vocational knowledge in the many learning centers and satellite facilities forces, and that the county Board of phases of the "world of work." Tinton Falls throughout the county. But the plan has Freeholders will endorse it swiftly. Thank you again for a very interesting To the Editor: day. I understand the importance of open Dorothea Okwei courtrooms to our system of justice. How- Breath of life Vocational Evaluator ever, divorce is not a function in which the State of New Jersey public has any vested interest. Divorce is a You have a better chance of surviv- of this area have CPR training, Withey Training School for Boys civil matter in the eyes of the law, but a purely personal matter in the eyes of the ing a heart attack in Seattle than in told a recent meeting of the Matawan '...And here I am wearing my gun two people being divorced. Monmouth County, according to Republican Club. I was divorced in Freehold on July i. Matawan First Aid Rescue Squad Sgt. while speaking ,o the u.N.' Liberty's lady CPR training is offered bv first aid 7£ne />d~..i -»- I ITIUICJ. ' • squads and other organizations in this Holmdel not feel that any aspect of my divorce, The reason? More than 75 percent charges, accusations, or financial settle- area -as a matter of fact, the TODAY IN HISTORY To the Editor: of Seattle residents have taken training Our famous grand lady, the Statue of ment, should have been exposed to the Matawan First Aid and Rescue Squad in eardiopulmonary resuscitation, Liberty, immersed in the aging process is general public. I felt as though the most will be conducting CPR training ses- intimate details of my life were being ex- more commonly known as CPR. CPR is By The Associated Pren currently enjoying a facelift and other cos- Today is Monday, Aug. 8, the 220th day posed to the world. I cannot describe the an emergency first-aid procedure that sions next month. We urge those who metic treatment for her 100th birthday cele- of 1983. There are 145 days left in the year. bration. After almost a century holding feeling of walking past those strangers in can sustain the life of a victim of heart haven't learned this life-saving techni- Today's highlight in history: aloft the torch of liberty in New York tears, at the end. que to sign up for a CPR training pro- attack, drowning, or choking until the On Aug. 8, 1974, President Richard Nix- harbor, she deserves all the treatment and Why is the public allowed into divorce victim reaches a hospital or physician. gram. The life you save may be some- on announced his resignation, saying the special therapy to restore her original beau- court? What possible justification can there But 10 percent or fewer of the residents one you love. Watergate scandal had forced him to step ty. oe? Divorcing couples are not criminals, down. But the grand dame's good prognosis is Wit are subjected to public humiliation and On this date: that her condition is not terminal, and there deprived of privacy - to what purpose? Unwarranted delay In 1588, British sea forces under Sir IS firm assurance she will respond to treat- Sally C. Seibert Francis Drake destroyed the Spanish ment, although ailing for somectime. A Armada in a battle off France. group of French and Americans engineers Millicent Fenwick will not have consideration before It adjourned last In 1873, the Dutch recaptured New York and architects will offer tender loving care County fair ambassadorial rank when she leaves Thursday for summer vacation. and New Jersey from the British. to revive what time has Inadvertantly this month for Rome and her new posi- In 1815. Napoleon Bonaparte sailed for deprived her of. Uncroft The Democrats' action wasn't To the Editor: tion as United States representative to St. Helena to spend the rest of his life in The French, by public donation picked f/vi Aimed at Fnowtrk, but apparently was exile. On behalf of the Board of Recreation SPVTSI UalUd ""''"!< d organiza- up the tab for preliminary investigative Commi»fo(ien, I wouUMlke to thai* you In 106S, thieves took 17 million la Brit- phases. It to up to the United States to raise tions. Intended to show disapproval of Mine ain's "Great Train Robbery." for your coverage of the 19U Monmooth the estimated U0 to HO million for the The former New Jersey con- Ten years ago: Vice President Splro County Fair. The support which your •ewa- other appointments the committee had rasteratauu vi Miss UUnij. It >• expeciea Agnew denounced as "damned lies" re- paper has given this annual event is certain- gresswoman's appointment to the rank to be completed by Ike centennial celebra- OK'd. The delay Is unwarranted, and ports that he had taken kickbacks from ly most gratifying. We look forward to your, of ambassador was confirmed by the tion in 1«M. The lady is expected to emerge puts her in an awkward spot. The Sen- contractors in Maryland. continued interest arid support in mymn\ Senate Foreign Relations Committee. in superb physical shape to carry the torch to come. ate should make It Ambassador But her nomination was among several Today's birthday: Former Supreme for another century In keeping with her James J. Trunoer the Senate Democrats blocked from Fenwick promptly when it returns. Court Justice Arthur Goldberg is 73. venerable tradition: Secretary-Wrecter Mn. Rote Marie Kilander MONDAY, AUGUST 8,1983 The Daily Register A7 )BITUARIES Jaet RANK - Rose bmband, Edward _ -Marie KUander, II. died Ulander; two HU, Louis 9 yesterday at Rlvervtew I ItItrii, hhere, and Stapben N.J. strike impact 'minimal idney Goldman, 79; aty, and was a Ufdonf Barberlo, here. James (continued) managers learn the ropes." Red Bank resident Barberio of Mlddletown The 20,000 striking New Jersey Bell employees are Yesterday, 1,3(7 managers were filling in for strik- LOIirt lUfiaTf* ing employees nationwide, said Wood. About 200 man- VWUI UU C More her reUrement and Samuel Btrberio of represented by CWA and the IBEW. None belong to the * J B II years ago, Mrs. Shrewsbury; two sisters, TIU. agers were staffing international operating centers, TRENTON (AP) - to the appellate division in Kilander was the former Mrs. Josephine Rlley and "We started negotiating In the middle of May," with the remaining workers filling maintenance and dney Goldmann, a UM. He wu reappoioted owner of Itris Lunch- Mrs. Christina WLetto, said Jim Demgard, secretary-treasurer of Local 827 of monitoring jobs. rpresldintjudfeaiid to a lifetime term with the eonette, here, for 40 yean, both here; and four gran- the IBEW, which represents about 12,500 of the New "People should be patient and realize that at least Iministrattve judf e of the court in MM by Gov. Rob- She was a communicant children. Jersey Bell employees. • in the beginning supervisors are brushing up on skills ate Superior Court, has ert Meyner of St. Anthony's Roman John E. Day Funeral "One of the main issues Is job security," Demgard they had in the past," he said. ed at bis borne here. Re Ooldnisnn became pre- Catholihlt c ChurcChh hhere Home, here, I* In charge of said. "The technology In the industry Is changing at Wood added that there is not that much need for M». »**ngjudie In 1S54 and ad- She is survived by her arrangements. such a pace that a lot of training will be required." operator assistance to place long-distance calls be- Go ldmann, who died ministratlve judge In 1MB He added that the IBEW and CWA were also cause (0 percent of the customers can dial their own turday, Issued more Re wu a member of John M. Newton bargaining for better medical benefits and higher wage calls to 95 countries and areas overseas. sn 2,100 opinions before several national legal af. increases. According to Wood, in 1M2 about 483 million calls . retired in 1971. As pre- sodatloni, includlnf the RED BANK - John M. sons, Aaron and Shane, AT&T last proposed to raise wages by J.5 percent were made to and from the continental United States. ding Judge, he was re- American Law Institute. Newton, Jt, of US Leonard both at home; a daughter, per year for the nest three years and to retain a policy He said that while customers should not have any onsible for the adminis- Goldman also belonged to St., died Saturday at Free- Ceclley, at home; his pa- of automatic percentage increases linked to the con- problems in the near future, "If the work stoppage ition of the court's ap- the• National Executive hold Area Hospital, Free- rents, Henry and Louise sumer price index. drags on, people might experience delays with repairs JUte division. Board of the American bold Township. Newton, here; a brother, Brian Wood, a spokesman for AT&T's Long Lines and installations." A 1*IS Harvard Law Jewish Committee and oth- He was born in Long Henry Jr. of Tinton Falls; Division, based in Bedminster, said some 25,000 em- ATlcT Long Lines, recently renamed ATJtT Com- chool graduate, Gold- <* religious organisations, Branch, and lived in Red and a sister Mrs. Evaployees of a total work force of 42,000 were on strike. . munications, provides long-distance services as well as isnann served from 1935 to Goldmann was a• boarboand. - Bank. White of Tinton Falls. "If customers need operator assistance for over- transmissions for broadcast networks. 39 as city attorney and member and past presi- Mr. Newton was a la- The Cofer Memorial seas or domestic long-distance calls, they might ex- Another ATfrT subsidiary, American BeU, with ding city manager in dent of the Trenton Council borer. Home, Red Bank,' is in perience some delays," Wood said. "We are talking headquarters in Morris Township, has some 28,000 renton, of which he was a on Human Relations, He Is survived by two charge of arrangements. about delays of 30 seconds to two minutes, while the employees nationwide, but only about 4,000 of them are felong resident. served with other civic or- represented by union, officials said. ganizations and wrote During tthee IMOtMOs, GoldGold- g and wr Theodore Seltzer Matilda M. Heckelmann "These are primarily people in phone fitting stores lann served at executive about the city's historyy . and some administrative people in branch sales of- jerk to GovG . CCharle s J" werii sefaed- LONG BRANCH - »on, Kenneth A. of Old UNION BEACH - in 1951. fices," said Rich Dunshee, division manager of em- dison, played « key role Ur '" *****,•' ™J Theodore Seltser, 75, died Bridge; a daughter, Mrs. Matilda M. Heckelmann, Surviving are five sons, ployee communications. , a major nvestlgaUon of Temple in Trenton. , Monmouth Karen Fishman of yf$terd y tt 87, died Saturday at Frederick A. of Manas- Dunshee added that about 100 of the 6,000 American Bayshore Community Hos- quan, William R. of Port BeU workers in New Jersey were union members. pital, Holmdel jnsL Monmouth, George P. of chives and history bu- Ewing Memorial Chapel in He was born in She wu born in New- York and Dr. Hyman Jackson, Joseph of Key- eiu of the state library. Trenton. Brooklyn, N.Y., where he ark, and lived here for 50 SelUer of Newport News, In 1951, he was ap- Goldman is survived by lived before moving here years. port and Robert W., here; Man held in thefts pointed to the Superior bis wife, Beatrice, a son, a Va.; and three grand- IS grandchildren and » In UU. She was a member of KEANSBURG - Police here last night nabbed a ourt by Gov. Alfred E. brother and sister and two children. Holy Family Roman Cath- great grandchildren. Mr. SelUer wu the re- man and held him in connection with two thefts of )riscoll and was assigned grandchildren. The Woolley Funeral olic Church, here. Day Funeral Home, tired owner of A. SelUer jewelry and cash earlier last night at residences at 81 Home, here, i Her husband, the late Keyport, Is In charge of Furriers, here. Ramsey Ave. and 45 Myrtle Ave. Picked up was ohn Otto Sachau, 73; arrangements. August Heckelmann, died arrangements. Charles Cleary, 30, of this place, police said. ilyth and Go. vice president Surviving are his wife, HOLMDEL - John Mr. Sachau wu a com- to Sachau, 73, died Sat- municant of St. Cather- Mrs. Beatrice rday at Rlvervlew Hospl- ine's Roman Catholic 1, Red Bank. Church, here. Wefelmeyer He was born in DO YOU WISH FOR 24-HOUR BANKING CONVENIENCE? 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the Glasgow-London mail train. 5 years ago The may exceed 12.8 million, post New York City's three major officials say. newspapers, with a combined Keyport High School Board of circulation of 3.25 million, shut Education approves a revised down in a unified stance against dress code. For girls it sets the printing pressmen who walked off middle of the knee as the limit the job in a dispute over proposed above which dresses and skirts staff cuts. must not rise. Dungarees, shorts The Ford Motor Company is- or slacks are not permitted. A sues a recall of 400,000 Fairmonts slight bed Is allowed, but not and Mercury Zephyrs, because of boot-type shoes. Male shirts must possible defecative windshield be tucked in at all times. wipers. President Francois Duvaller's Pope Paul VI dies after a reign government claims the Invasion of 15 years. He was the 282nd of Haiti by Haitian exiles has Roman Catholic pontiff. been crushed. But exile sources Leslie Joy Brown, the world's in the Dominican Republic Insist first test-tube baby, goes home the invaders are advancing. from the hospital in Oldham, England. 50 years ago Sea Bright mayor and council passes vice and immorality or- dinance, giving the borough re- corder authority to impose fines on offenders. "Flagpole" Kelly abandons his perch over the Strand Thea- MeKr •!•*>•» lanvftm ter, Freehold, after 72 hours. Ex- WEEKEND JOY — Eric Green, along with mother Mlndv Rosewltz oet In a little fishing off Monmouth Beach. Beaches were extremely treme beat forced' him down, he of New Monmouth take advantage of the perfect summer weather to crowded throughout Monmouth County yesterday. said. Employees of the Freehold rug mills begin working a 40-hour week, with a minimum wage of $14 per week under the NRA plan. Beachgoers crowd the sand Postmaster General James A. Farley Is guest of honor of the dents" reported this weekend, "but Friends of Roosevelt Club, By TERRY MOORE double the business," Quarg said, sidewalk sale ended yesterday at 5 Asbury Park. adding that there were no weekend all of them were minor.'' p.m. Sears-Roebuck bungalow is Beachgoers soaked up the sun traffic problems. While many battled the heat by Today is expected to bring more built on Forest Avenue in yesterday, taking advantage of the Sea Bright Borough Beach had racing to the beach, others escaped hot and humid weather while tomor- Rumson, and costs about $5,500. mid-summer hot weather after ear- an "excellent" turnout, with the the humidity by seeking bargains at row s weather prediction calls for Keansburg Liquor Dealers' ly evening thundershowers dam- beach holding "close to maximum air-conditioned Monmouth Mall In partly sunny skies with less humid- Protective Association is or- pened the turnout on Saturday, ac- capacity," a beach spokesman said. Eatontown, where a four-day Inside ity. 5 YEARS AGO ganized to protect the dealers' cording to local park and shore "The weather's been gorgeous," he Pope Paul VI dlfl interests from the large amount spokespersons. said. "We did well and that's what of "home brew" being sold Gateway National Recreation we're here for — the summertime." 10 years ago without a license. Area at Sandy Hook admitted peo- The Long Branch Amusement Women burned in fire ple all day yesterday, and one park Pier and Haunted Mansion at- FAIR HAVEN - A borough The fire, believed to have been "Red Tide" laps the shore of 100 years ago spokesman claimed that total tracted approximately 5,000 people woman and her 15-year-old "accidental In nature," resulted Sandy Hook for the third time this number to visit the Hook yesterday yesterday, according to Lisa Ricci, daughter remained in fair condi- in extensive fire and smoke dam- summer; beaches close. General Ulysses S Grant topped 30,000. daughter of the Haunted Mansion's tion last night at Riverview Hos- age In the bedroom and smoke The First National State Bank rides through Red Bank with his "We're crowded — very owner, Carmen Ricci. She said ear- pital, Red Bank, after suffering and water damage to other areas of New Jersey and Midlantic team of trotters. crowded," he said. And while the ly evening thunderstorms ruined burns from a fire in their 14 of the house, McCue said. But the Banks Inc., both in Newark, raise Sullivan defeats Slade in a park did not turn people away, Saturday as a good beach day. Parker Ave. home early yester- building is still habitable, he prime interest rate to t percent glove contest in Madison Square "there's been a steady flow of traf- day morning. added. because of the acceleration of Garden. Ricci reported "a lot of traffic " fic." Saturday was "not a very The Fair Haven Fire Com- short term money market rates. China purchases $5 million on Ocean Avenue and near the Jane Gleichman and her busy day at all," he conceded, not- pany, with three fire engines and Joseph "Newsboy" Moriarty, worth of arms in this country. Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge early daughter, Jill, were transported ing that toe Sandy Hook area had 39 men, fought the fire for two the reputed Hudson County num- Prices of farm produce and yesterday morning. to the hospital by the Fair Haven some rain In the early evening. He hours, successfully keeping it bers kingpin, is sentenced to up to food in Red Bank this week are: First Aid Squad after a fire credited the "extremely high hu- The Holmdel State Police re- from spreading to another room. five years in prison. porterhouse steak, 25 cents a started in a second-floor bedroom midity" with boosting yesterday' ported "heavy traffic" on the of the family's two-story house at Special Officer Darryl The Justice Department re- pound; veal, 12-20 cents a pound turnout. Garden State Parkway this week- 2: It a.m. yesterday, Special Of- Breckenridge reported the fire to fuses to comment on a report that and chicken, 25-30 cents a pound. Seven Presidents County Park end, especially in the Wan area. ficer Raymond T. McCue said. No Patrolmen Paul McCue and Rich- Spiro T. Agnew received $50,000 was "very busy" yesterday, luring "That's where we get our heaviest other people were In the house ard Post. McCue and Post are from private contractors after he 5,000 people to the water, according flow," a state trooper said. Traffic when the fire started, McCue investigating the Incident. became vice president. to the park's supervising manager, also was backed up on the parkway said -TERRY MOORE Cambodian insurgents attack John Quarg. "Yesterday was much near the Asbury Park exit, he said. Phnom Penh's main international better (than Saturday) - at least There were "a number of acci- radio transmission center, and blow up a major part of the in- stallation. Jack Nicklaus wins PGA Na- Reagan taps Bell officer tional championships, surpassing the late Bobby Jones' record of IS major tournament victories. RUMSON - Ian M. Ron, presi- on Industrial Competitiveness. form new knowledge and innova- dent of Bell Telephone Labora- "I guess they're looking for a tions into commercial products, ser- 20 years ago tories, was appointed by President spectrum of talent to meet the task. vices and manufacturing proc- I think I'm the only industrial R&D esses," and on suggesting new poli- Two fires of suspicious origin Reagan last week to a 21-member panel set up to analyze how the the (research and development) man on cies to make it easier for American destroy the Long Branch Rail- the panel," he said. road office, and cause major United States can compete more businesses to compete overseas. effectively In the worldwide techno- damage in an occupied ocean- In announcing the appointments, "It is extremely important that front residence. Another fire in logical revolution industrial effectiveness is as strong "The commission has not met Reagan stressed that the role of Asbury Park destroys a two-story government is to protect and main- in the next 20 years, as it was the brick pavilion on one side of Con- yet, but clearly the objective Is to last 20 years," Ross said. see what could be done to improve tain the marketplace "by ensuring vention Hall, and melts metal that the rules of free and fair trade, Serving on the panel is a wel- utility poles on the other the competitiveness of United States in Industry," Ross said yes- both at home and abroad, are prop- come challenge to Ross. "It's a James F. Roosevelt becomes terday. erly observed." great honor to be appointed to some- Long Branch city manager. 10 YEARS AGO thing like this," he said. "It's going The Rumson resident Is the only A gang of masked men hold up Spiro Agnew accused to be an important task and I'm New Jerseyan on the panel, which is Reagan said the commission will looking forward to working on it." called the Presidential Commission focus on finding ways "to trans- IAN M.ROSS COMMUNITY CALENDAR
gram reservations at the park. RED BANK — The Uons Club tlonsare available at all Monmouth HOLMDEL — A family dinosaur Pitcher Inn. Dr. Kenneth Hall, su- MIDDLETOWN - The Mon- TODAY will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the MoUy County Park golf courses. The fee night will be sponsored by the Mon- perintendent of the Matawan-Aber- mouth County Park System will LITTLE SILVER - A Hans Pitcher Inn.. "Reflections on New includes greens fees, hand cart, mouth County Park System from. deen Schools, will speak. sponsor a luncheon and fashion Christian Anderson Film Festival Jersey" will be presented by a rep- lunch, trophies and prizes. The 7:30 to 9.30 p.m. at Holmdel Park OCEANPORT - The Uons Club show, part of the "Luncheon-N- featuring "The Little Mermaid," resentative of New Jersey Bell. event is sponsored by the Monmouth Activity Center, Longstreet Road. will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Sirianni's Learnlng" series, from noon to 3 "The Ugly Duckling," and "The RED BANK - "Peewee's Pian- County Park System. Children must be accompanied Friendly Cafe. p.m. in the Lincroft Inn, Lincroft Emperor's New Clothes," will take ola' and "Arthur the Kid" will be by an adult. Take a one pound coffee RED BANK - Families Contact program reservations at place from 7 to 8:10 p.m. at the shown at 10 a.m. hi the Children's WEDNESDAY can for casting the track. Anonymous, a self-support group for Thompson Park, Lincroft, for Borough Hall. The performance Is Room of the Red Bank Public Li- WEST LONG BRANCH - The MIDDLETOWN - A two-session parents of children who use drugs or further information. sponsored by the Little Silver U- brary Pra.r»oi«trjitinn mwj few »rf Lions Club will meet at 7 p.m. at beginner's canoe clinic will be spon- alcohol or who have related behav- ify sgi not required^ SIHannl'sHTIeMlyTi sored today and Saturday by we UuLMUEA - Tue muci uup age 5 and up. ioral problems, will meet at 7:30 SEA BRIGHT - Stepping Out, FAIR HAVEN — The weekly Monmouth County Park System. port Group of Bayshore Community RED BANK - The KlwanU Club p.m. in the fifth floor solarium of an exercise program for senior meeting of Tough Love will be held Meet at Thompson Park, Lincroft, Hospital will meet at 7:30 p.m.. in will meet at 7 p.m. at the Olde the East Wing of Riverview Hospi- citizens, will take place from noon at 8 p.m. The temporary meeting at 7 p.m. today for. classroom work. the hospital library. Patients and Union House. to 1 p.m. at the community center. place is the New Yorke Coffee Shop The course will also include four family members are welcome. For EATONTOWN - The Communi- A small fee will be charged. on River Road. It is located in the hours of on-the-water training. For further information, contact con- FRIDAY ty Center will sponsor a Youth Night JUDD BANK - The Recreation Acme Shopping Center lot behind further information, contact pro- sumer education at the hospital. MIDDLETOWN - Yoga/dance for junior high school students from the Exxon Station. COLTS NECK - The Shore Hills 7 to • p.m. There will be a super- Department sponsors free outdoor for physically disabled adults and folk dancing for people of all ages Chapter of Sweet Adelines an- for seniors will be offered by the vised setting for socialization and nounces its weekly meetings, informal learning. from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays at Monmouth County Park System af- Marine Park. Only adults and teen- ON THE AGENDA Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. at the ternoons on Fridays through Sept. 23 FREEHOLD - HOPE (Helping agers may participate after 8:30 Colts Neck Reformed Church. Pros- at Thompson Park Visitor Center, Other People Evolve), a self-help p.m. pective members and guests are Lincroft. Contact program reserva- for widows and, widowers, LONG BRANCH*- Sewerage . MIDDLETOWN - Porky Park welcome. For information, call tions at the park for further in- at 8 p.m. Mondays la the Today Authority, 1:30 p.m. will sponsor a family "Full Moon Joyce Lawrence, Colts Neck, or formation. »Social Services Building COLTS NECK — Planning Board MONMOUTH BEACH - Board Hike" to hunt for bats, owls, and Marilyn Stetson, Freehold. onKosJoskl Road. It U free and open agenda, 8 p.m. raccoons at 8:30 p.m. Take a of Commissioners, 8:30 p.m. FREEHOLD - Freehold Area SUNDAY to the public. For Information, con- flashlight to the free program. EATONTOWN - Planning OCEAN - Council, 7 p.m. Hospital's Mental Health Services RED BANK - The First Presby- tact Dot Reutter, Lincroft, or Board, I p.m. RED BANK - Board of Educa- MIDDLETOWN - "Quilting invites single people to attend a terian Church is sponsoring a Sun- Marlon Kraft, Farmlngdale. FADl HAVEN - Council, 8 p.m. with Anne' will be offered by the tion, 8 p.m. workshop on understanding non-ver- day Film Under the Stars at 8 p.m. BED BANK - Planning Board, 8 Monmouth County Park System RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN - Re- bal communication. Bernice Gar- on the patio. _ • TOMORROW p.m. Tuesdays from 101 m. to *oo», to- gional Board of Education, 8 p.m. dietr wiU lead the three session SEA BRIGHT - Alcoholics S8&EW38U3Y - Council, 6 day through Sept at Thompson SEA BRIGHT - Planning scries on three conwectiUve Wedaw- Ancaynuus will meet at 8 p.m. at p.m. Park, lincroft. Board, 8 p.m. iays, today and Aug. 17 and M from the community center. Hjtorteal afateam will WBrT LONG BRANC* - Rec- SHREWSBURY — Board of 8 to »:» p.m. at the Wartimes Ceo- LONG BRANCH — Th» In; be held at 8o.m. at the museum site r or lurtaer imormauon, coataci reation Commission, I p.m vgram reservations at the park. * Education, 8 p.m. Branch Christian Community of k^W fora* Oaktar* School, Ww • tMainismUvelMikB^ctUoo- •OWBLL-Aseaiorrt high school Tomorrow TTNTON FALLS - Council, 8 Community Gospel Church will hold Road in OakhursL All to- golf tooraament for sta- p.m. THURSDAY its weekly meeting at Lenna Conrow U through 16 win bs held at FAIR HAVEN -Planning . WEST LONG BRANCH - Plan- RED BANK - The Rotary Club School on Long Branch Avenue at will meet at 11:11 p.m. at the Molly a1 Park Golf Course. Appttea- Board, 8 p.m. ning Board, 8 PJA. 6:30 p.m. B2 The Daily Register MONDAY, AUGUSTS. 1963
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Blyleven 4 t I 1 0 1 MdrogKfiS.lt 31110011 Dale Emellng »1,M5 01-49-72-49—191 J.netColes 71-7470,79-101 Houiton 2, San FranclK01 •3. 9:09 a.m. Splllnar L.1-7 I 11112 Lea AajjkkM »renda OaMimllh 11.449 71-77-7172-291 SUM McAllister 73-77-75-77-102 Today'! Oimn Toronto (Clancy 12 6 and William! 10} Hough pitched to one batter In 7th. APena L.M S I 4 1 I I Sydney CunnnDm 11.199 74-71-72-74—191 HI. Dunti 74-75-77-70-304 Naw York ISaavar *-ln at Montraol al New York (Guldrv 12-7 and Shirley 3-61 HBP-Hostetlor by Blyleven. T—2:39. Beckwlth 1 1 1 Sv* Fogleman 11,299 71-74-73-70- 291 .Mary Gala 70-74-79-14-309 9 mg. "lit", 0.8 mg. nicotini w. per cigimti by FTC method. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. MONDAY, AUGUSTS, 1983 Sports The Daily Register B3 Sutton hangs on, seizes PGA title PACIFIC PAUSADES, Calif. rout, it became a race. The lead of 'choker' that's bean put on me," (AP) - Hal Sutton pulled himself went from five shots to one. said the 25-year-old Sutton, Rookie- back from the brink of coUapte on "Wllliamtburg was very much of-the-Year for 1982 and currently the last two holes by using a couple on my mind when I made those the Tour's leading money-winner. of critical put to thwart a come- three bogeys in a row," Sutton said. The third triumph of bis career back bid by Jack Nlcklaui and win "But I Just wasn't going to let it — he took the important Tour- the 66th PGA national championship happen again." yesterday by a single stroke. nament Players Championship And he didn't. earlier in the season — was worth The triumph, which Nicklaus "I'd gone from playing ag- 1100,000 from the total purse of predicted "will be the first of many gressive to playing conservative. 1600,000 and boosted Sutton's lead- majors" for Sutton, came in dra- And It cost me. But I turned It ing total to IS87.8M. He set a money- matic fashion in bright California around again. I was trying to steer winning record for a rookie last sunshine. the ball. And I said, "That's It. I'm season and already has a record for But Sutton, whose credentials in- playing aggressive as I can from second-year men. sist he is the best of the young stars, here on In.' tald bis thoughts kept flitting across "I wasn't going to let It happen For Nicklaus, 43, it was another the continent, to the Kingimill Club again. gallant effort that came up Just a course on the banks of the James "I just said, 'I don't need to do little short. River In WiUiamsburg, Va. and an this'. "I told my son this morning that embarrassing last-round failure In "There's something inside of I needed a 65 to win," Nicklaus said. his last previous start. you that Just punches you up and "I snot 66. And that was one too- "Willlamsburg was on my mind says, 'don't do this again. Don't do many." from the time I teed it up in the first it two times in a row. Don't embar- round this week," Sutton said of the rass yourself on national tele- Nicklaus, seeking a record sixth Anheuser-Busch Classic two weeks vision." PGA crown, had to settle for a re- ago in which he blew a six-stroke He did not. cord fourth runnerup finish. In addi- lead on the final day. He made solid, two-putt pan on tion to his cache of five titles in both And, for a few moments, it the 17th and 18th holes at the Riv- the PGA and Masters, four in the seemed as if it would be Willlams- iera Country Club course to finish U.S. Open and three in the British burg revisited. From a five-stroke off a closing round of par 71 and beat Open, the Golden Bear now has fin- advantage, his lead quickly dis- the Bear by one. He posted a 274 ished second in the game's recog- sipated under a charge by Nicklaus, total, 10 shots under par, for the nized major titles 19 times. the incomparable Golden Bear, and first major triumph of his brief ca- "I played a good round of golf a sudden spate of bogeys — three in reer. today," he said. "It Just wasn't NEW KID ON THE BLOCK — Hal Sutton hold? posting a 10-under par 274 to finish one stroke a row — by Sutton. From a potential "I'm relieved to cure that label quite good enough." the PGA championship trophy yesterday after ahead of five-time winner Jack Nicklaus. Yankee rally falls short in 8-5 loss to Tigers NEW YORK (AP) - By Ms own baller who has earned the title location. If they swing, you've got a drive which center-fielder Kirk runs and Lance Parrish and Lou Rick Leach drew a leadoff walk admission, Detroit relief ace "Senor Smoke," with W strikeouts chance to get outs." ' Gibson caught above the fence to Whitaker each had two RBI. — Detroit's leadoff batter reached Aurelio Lopez "had nothing" but he in 9iV» innings. But even without nil Lopez relieved starter Dan turn a home run into a sacrifice fly. Three of the Yankees' eight hits first base in each of the first seven was all the Tigers had. And that was smoke, be managed to put out the Lopez hit Don Baylor with a pitch, innings — and came around on sin- Petry, 12-7, with the score 8-4, a off Dan Petry were of the scratch just enough to protect a scary 8-5 fire. but Don Mattingly, representing the gles by Wayne Krenchicki and runner on second and one out In the variety, after the Yankees had victory over the New York Yankees tying run, filed out. Whitaker "I threw mostly fastballs, be- eighth. Pinch hitter Oscar Gamble ripped Detroit pitching for 25 runs yesterday. "We called down (to the cause I grip my breaking ball with drilled a shot into the upper deck, and 31 hits in the first two games of Unable to get a good grip on his my whole hand and I was trying to just foul, then popped out and Andre bullpen) three different times to see the series. Reliever Curt Kaufman, just up breaking pitches and with his fear- protect my hand," Lopez said. "I Robertson sent left-fielder Larry if he could pitch," said Detroit Man- from the minors, was greeted by some fastball at about 60 percent ol had to hold my fastball with three Herndon to the warning track for his ager Sparky Anderson. "We were Parrish hit his 17th home run of Alan Trammell's RBI double and its normal velocity because of fingers instead of two and it was 400-foot drive. trying to sneak through because he the season leading off the second the Tigers added two more runs on strained ligaments in his right hand, maybe 60 percent. I had nothing, but In the ninth, a single and a double was the only one we had " inning against Matt Keough, 4-6, and Parrish s sacrifice fly and a single Lopez hardly resembled the fire- I have a lot of confidence in my preceded Steve Kemp's one-out Larry Herndon drove in three the Tigers made it 54 in the third. by Herndon QB Brunner comes off the bench, keys Giants? 23-16 win over Jets By JONNI FALK 101 yards resulted only in a 33-yard ond period. By that time, there had a punt to the 49. Brunner hit Ed- Joe Danelo field goal in the second already been six penalties called, dings for 21 yards and the completed EAST itUTHERFORD - Scott period. three of them personal fouls. the drive with the 27-yard beauty to Brunnejyplayed John Wayne riding "I was in there against their Ryan relieved starting Jets' QB Pittman to the rescue last night as the New young guys," Brunner said, and he Richard Todd (four for eight for 24 The Jets came back to score York Giants beat the New York was. "We didn't do anything that yards) at that point. However, it again behind rookie O'Brien. He Jets, 23-16, in the opening National was very complicated. It was rela- took a fumble by Butch Woolfolk at nailed Fred Brocklngton for 31 Football League preseason game tively easy for me. I was not overly the Giants' 24 to get the Jets moving yards, Tom Combs for 11. and Kurt for both teams. impressed with myself although I again, and the Jets had to score Sohn for 3 and the TD Brunner came off the bench in guess I played fairly well for a first twice to get the TD First, rookie The Giants had three sacks in the the third period and moved the game. I missed a few at the begin- Johnny Hector smashed over from game, and they all went to rookie Giants to three touchdowns. Clifford ning." the 1, but Marvin Powell was guilty linebacker Andy Headen Chatman scored the first one a one- Obviously, both teams have plen- of holding. On third down from the QUICK KICKS: Lawrence Tay- yard dive; Brunner bootlegged 10 ty of work to do before the regular 15, Ryan hit Lam Jones with a post lor, the All-Pro linebacker who has yards for the second and then season starts, and both played most pattern that beat safety Pete Shaw not reported to the Giants' training passed 27 yards to Danny Pittman of their roster last night. However, badly. The snap on the conversion camp because he wants his contract for the third. it .was a victory in Bill Parcell's was hobbled by Ken O'Brien, the renegotiated, was a spectator — sit- The fourth-year quarterback head coaching debut, and a loss for Jets' No. 1 draft choice. ting in the corner of the end zone. helped his battle with Phil Simms Joe Walton in his. The Giants tied the score at 12:11 While boih camps played down for the starting quarterback job "When a team can come from of the third quarter with Brunner the importance of the game this with nine completions in 16 at- behind, it's important," Parcells completing passes of 19 and 5 yards year, there were 11 separate fights tempts for 124 yards. However, said. "It's also important to be able to Floyd Eddings, and 14 yards to counted in the stand. At times those Simms did not play. He'll get his to hold a lead after you get ahead. I Joe Morris before Chatman bulled stands were reminiscent of Yale chance at Pittsburgh Friday night. wanted to win the game. It's impor- over. Danelo, however, hit the right Bowl days. Brunner was helped considerably tant for this team's image to win. upright with the conversion kick. In O'Brien, getting his first taste of by good field position. The first Every time I go out there, I want to the fourth period, he hit the left the NFL. completed 7 of 10 for 80 drive came after the Giants took win. But we made a lot of mistakes. upright with a 44-yard field goal yards. over at the Jets' 45. The second We had drives killed by penalties. attempt. Parcells would not reveal his touchdown followed Brian We have a short work week this Just 1:45 later, the Giants scored quarterback plans for the Pit- Carpenter's interception of Pat week, and we have a lot of work to again after Carpenter's intercep- tsburgh game, but it is certain that Ryan at the Jets' 16, and the third do." tion. Chatman rolled for six yards, Simms will see his first action since MMCllM Prttl MWM was a 51-yard, three-play drive. The Jets dominated most of the and the Brunner bootlegged it in he was injured in last year's pre- Jeff Rutledge started for the first half. They got a 20-yard field from the 10. This time, Danelo season game with the Jets. WHO'S HE ROOTING TORT — New York Giant holdout linebacker Giants, but his efforts to move the goal from rookie Russ Carpenteri on kicked .the point. The win for the Giants evens the Lawrence Taylor roots from the stands during yesterday's exhibi- team were hampered by penalties their first possession, but Danelo The Giants' last touchdown came preseason series with the Jets That tion gamt between tht Giants and the Jets at Giants Stadium. and other mistakes. His 12 for IB for matched that just 1:03 Into the sec- 2:10 later after Carpenter returned series now stands at 7-7-1. P L USjJitra f actirvin.qenli^e_ uivimcix ON ALL ELLDOWN THUNDERBIRDS & MUSTANGS NEW 1983 MUSTANG GL Std. Equip.: M.S., Deluxe Sound Pkg., Pin Stripes, Reclining Bucket Seats, Remote Mirror, Full Instrumen- $ tation. Opt. Equip.: 3.8 Liter V-6. Auto. Trans., P.B., Cloth Trim, Center Console, Rear Defroster, AM-FM Stereo Cassette, Intermittent Wipers, Stock #355. List 8295 Price $9198. MM MNMM MUM ± Daatof NotTaxaMVFMi. 700 HIGHWAY 35 KOT0R1 2GH600 B4 The Daily Register MONDAY, AUGUST B. 1983 Brooks9 hit in 10th topples sweep is first for Mets since 1981 CHICAGO (AP) - Hubie Brooks "Ranks right up there with Nolan runners advanced on a pawed ball time since 1866 that St. Louis has doesn't agree with Manager Frank Ryan, no doubt about it. You have to charged to Jody Davis before scor- failed to win at least one game in a Howard that a bad day affects his keep looking for his fast ball. I just ing on Brooks' single to left off Lee homestand of five games or more. ability and he proved it yesterday. wanted to make contact and keep Smith. The Cards were swept by the Cubs "Nobody is going to be happy the ball in play." Doug Sisk, 5-3, was the winner in a three-game set. earlier this with failure," said Brooks. "I had a Jesse Orosco came in to protect Jesse Orosco pitched the 10th inning week. bad day yesterday but I took advan- the lead and earned his second save to pick up his 11th save. Smith, 4-7, Marty Bystrom, 4-7, yielded just tage of my opportunities today." to go along with four triumphs over took the loss in reUef of Noles. four hits in six innings to pick up the Brooks rapped out three hits and the last eight days but it didn't come The Cubs went ahead 1-0 in the victory. Ron Reed, who stopped the drove in four runs, including a pair easy. first inning on a single by Mel Hall, Cards over the last three innings on with a tie-breaking single in the 10th Orosco walked the first two bat- a walk, an infield out and Ron Cey's four hits, earned his fifth save. inning, to lead the New York Mets ters he faced and gave up a base- sacrifice fly. Lefebvre opened the seventh by to a M victory over the Chicago filling infield single before going to drawing a walk off Nell Allen, 7-11, Cubs. work. He struck out Keith Moreland Phillies i. Cardinals! and went to third on a single by Von "Hubert's tough and doesn't and Mel Hall and got Ryne Sandberg Hayes. Allen struck out Onie Virgil know how good he can be," said to bounce into a game-ending force ST. LOUIS - Ivan DeJesus but DeJesus, in a squeeze attempt, Howard. "He'll have a bad day and play. bunted home Joe Lefebvre with the bunted down the first base line for a tie-breaking run in the seventh tat let it affect him. I keep telling him The triumph was the seventh in hit scoring Lefebvre. ning and Mike Schimdt later added you can't let a bad day or one at bat the last eight games for the Mets, Schmidt hit his 24th home run a two-run homer as the Philadelphia bother you." and gave them their first three- after Pete Rose had singled in the Phillies completed a three-game With runners on second and third game series sweep since September eighth. sweep of the slumping St. Louis and one out in the 10th, the Cubs 1981. The Phillies got their first two Cardinals. pulled in their infield for relief ace Rusty Staub started the winning runs in the first. Greg Gross walked Lee Smith and Brooks singled be- rally with a single, his 17th pinch hit The Phillies, who have 11 of their and Rose reached on an error by left tween short and third for the win- of the season, tying the club record last 14 games, moved one full game Lonnie Smith, who dropped a rou- ning hit to dispute his manager's set by Ed Kranepool in 1974. Mark ahead in the National League East tine fly ball. Joe Morgan singled contention. Bradley ran for Staub and stole sec- while the Cardinals suffered their home Gross and Rose scored an HEEP ON THE PRESSURE - The Mets' Dannv Heep plow* Into "Smith has one of the best fast ond, and Mookie Wilson was inten- seventh loss in a row. unearned run on an RBI grounder by Chicago Cub catcher Steve Lake but falls to dislodge the ball and Is balls in the league," said Brooks. tionally walked by Lee Smith. Both The loss also marked the first Schmidt. called out during the fourth Inning of yesterday's game. MBC hails Arias captures champions Clay Court title RED BANK - Tony Fink (Light- nings), John Luard and Toni Gahn INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - With little more. I was playing really (Albacore) and Tom McKeon (Wood their victories in the 74th U.S. Open well the first set," Arias said. Pussy) were winners in the Mon- Clay Court championships, teen- "Then all of a sudden my serve mouth Boat Clubs' National agers Andrea Temesvari and Jim- started to leave me. That put him in Sweepstakes Sailing Regatta yes- my Arias have put themselves on a a great spot, because he started terday. road followed by the likes of tennis running around my second serve Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club greats Jimmy Connors and Chris and just banging it every time. I OCEANPORT - Allan Cook was Evert Lloyd. was kind of flustered for a while. I a double winner in the Day Sailer didn't know what todo. " races to highlight with 15th and 16th Arias, who will be 19 next week scored a comeback triumph over Arias said he would have liked to Championship Series at the have charged the net more. Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club. Andres Gomez of Ecuador in yester day's nationally televised 2'i-hour "He goes for his shots. If you George and Dave Whittle were can run down enough of his fore- (he winners in the Comet while Bill men's championship match. The jet-like serves of Gomez had Arias hands, you can win the match," Crowe and John Martin won in the Arias said. "I wouldn't have Laser. Tony Terra and Jim Widdis in trouble frequently before he re- corded a 6-4, 2-6, 6-4 decision after minded coming in, but his balls have were the victors in the Sanderling so much top spin. When you come competition. losing three of the first four games in the final set. into the net, they look easy and all of Pam Whittle won both races in a sudden drop to your ankles." the Turnabouts and Jean Simes and Temesvari, the 17-year-old from Barbara Young won in the Blue Hungary who has tennis talent to Jays match attractiveness, defeated Zina ROOUI. M»l, Larry Pern* Garrison of Houston 6-2, 6-2 in Sat- Connors wins urday's women's title showdown. 'LIGHTNING' FAST — The winning team in the Larry Colantlno (Middletown), Tony Fink (Mid- NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (AP) Lightning class of yesterday's Monmouth Boat dletown) and Johanna Verkooven (Shrewsbury). Connors and Lloyd were frequent — Jimmy Connors defeated Tim SAILING Club National Sweepstakes Regatta are, from left. The boat isowned by Sandy Huntsman. competitors here earlier in their Mayotte 6-3, 6-4, 6-2 to win the careers. Since Connors won the (100,000 top prize in the $300,000 men's tournament for a fourth time High Stakes men's tennis tour- SUMMARIES in 1979, the title has gone to foreign nament at the Newport Beach ten- entries. And Lloyd, who won the nis club yesterday. Camacho floors Limon, first of five titles here when she was Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia 17, is undefeated after 31 matches in Urmtan SalllM IM Yatht Club beat Mats Wilander of Sweden, 6-4, PMHHM the tournament. 6-2 in a consolation match on the •IM Javi But, both have bypassed the tour- Pint Dan last day of the three-day exhibition 1 Jean Slmei. 2. Barber* Younfl, 3. Bobble grabs vacant WBC title nament in recent years and officials tournament played in very warm Soearal , S*CM* Haca have been looking for a new group of temperatures. I Voung. 2 Spcaral. 3. Stmts favorites to draw the fans. Tariiatmili SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico (AP) - the 15th round by Bobby Chacon Of Camacho's newly-won title remains Mayotte, of Springfield, Mass. Pint Im The loyalities of the fans toward 1 Pam Whittle. I. Jo Btlhore. 3. Annttte Undefeated Hector "Macho" Oroville, Calif., last December 3 in in doubt. earned $65,000 runnerup money; Herbert Sacramento, Calif. Chacon took the Chacon has two pending lawsuits Americans was evident in both Lendl collected $45,000 and Secana Race Camacho of New York stopped championship matches. 1 Whittle. 2. Wary Ann Douglass. 3. Befhorc Rafael "Bazooka" Limon of Mexi- . title from Limon at that time. in state courts aganst the WBC and Wilander received $35,000. Ctiamelenifilp Sarlat From the start of the men's llth an« lath ChamplOfllnIB Serial co in the fifth round yesterday and Camacho, with reporters a ruling could name Chacon the Connors used the lob effectively Cam« final, it was evident that the favor- won the vacant but disputed World crowded around him, said "It was reigning monarch. throughout the match and Mayotte pint nac* ite of the 5,500 estimated fans was i George Whittle. 2 Dave Whittle. 3 Talbott Boxing Council super featherweight my speed. That was the dif- Jose Sulaiman, the WBC presi- estimated he was able to return only Ingram Arias, the teen-ager from Grand Is- lecen*; Race title. ference." dent, said before the fight, "We wil about one of four. land, N.Y., who has climbed from I. Dave Whittle. 3. NlelsJohnsen. 3 Ingram • Using lightning speed, the 21- respect the courts." He said he was "It was so hard for me to play a Later No. 673 on the tennis computer rank- Pint Race year-old Camacho knocked down "I came out fighting and that's confident both courts would rule in guy like that because he just neu- I. Bill Crowe. 2 John Martin. 3 Dave Povner ings to No. 11 in just over three tecoae) Race Limon. 28, three times, once in the what I did," said Camacho, who the WBC's favor. tralizes my best snot. I had to serve years. 1. Martin. I. Jim Sham 3. Pete Munger, third round as the bell sounded and leaped at Limon at the starting bell and volley and my forte is in the <» With the victory yesterday, "The crowd was all behind me 1 BlllSlmes twice more in the fifth in the sched- and moved him into the ropes with backcourt, and he took that away," Day Sailer Camacho has now notched 22 con- today, and I think that really helped Pint Race uled 12-round fight hard lefts. said Mayotte. secutive victories. Limon lost his 1 Allan Cook. I, Everett Morris. 3 Barbara me because I was getting tired a "I was consistent enough over a Voung Limon said, "It was his left hand 13th against 47 wins and 2 draws. He tocoM Race little bit towards the middle of the long period but then when he'd lob I Coo*. 2 Young. 3 Roll Kline Referee Richard Steele of Las in the fifth that hurt." That was the admitted after the fight, Til no third set," said Arias. "He was on a Sarrterllna Vegas. Nev.. stopped the fight with me, I'd try to pick a side and go for Pint Race second knockdown of the fight and it longer fight in this division. It's too roll 3-1 up in the third and when I I Tony Terra. 2 JlmWIddis. 3 Don Martin 2:52 gone in the fifth round. came at the start of the fifth round. it... I got one out of four lobs back." Secer* Race hard to make the weight." broke serve that game, the crowd I, Wlddlt. 2 Doug Stives. 3 Tony Terra Limon admitted afterward he Camacho's punch doubled Limon really seemed to get behind me and Blue Javi He said he would fight as a light- 1. Jenifer Spearel was thoroughly defeated. up and he fell to the canvas. he got down a little bit and started Maeimawtt Boat Club He iCamacho) is really good. weight in the future if he was de- to miss a few." 93.2 per National SweentakM Sailing Regan* clared physically fit. Lmmwi You have to recognize it." The Mexican was knocked down The fans "didn't affect me, but Lmm Both fighters weighed in without Pint Race the first time just before the bell in it really helped Jimmy," said Gallon 1 Tony Fink t'l. 2 Denll Farley 4, 3 PetCorr An excited promoter Don King the third round and the third difficulty before the fight started. 6 Gomez, after his second loss to miirmum delivery Alaecere said, "This is the first time Limon Camacho's weight was 130 and 1. John Luerd and Ton. Gahn 2>», 2. Dave and knockdown came in the fifth when Arias in three weeks. "I think the Limon came in at 129 V4. 200 gallon Donna Kuhl 3V 3 Mike Mergenthaler 7 has been knocked out." While Camacho used a series of punches to crowd brought him up again. He w— Pern. Limon may never have been beaten put Limon through the ropes. With the fight, Camacho earned 1 Tom McKeon 2V 2 Charlie and Marlorle was down." C.O.D. so quickly, he was knocked out in 1250,000 and Limon $50,000 Rayneri. 3. Jack K nine! Although declared champion, "I tried to get on the offensive a Service Available Marchon Home Fuel Pierce takes 583-6677 S8J 86/8 5-mile race C.B.S. SUPERMARKET RED BANK - Gary Pierce of Oakhurst took the rsr lead with a mile to go and easily won the eighth annual Bill Lloyd Memorial-St. James 5-Mile Road Sizzling Race yesterday The race attracted 120 competitors. Pierce, a 1970 graduate of Long Branch Migh Bacon School, ignored the hot weather to win the race with JERSEY NUMBER GAME a 26:41.9 clocking. The Monmouth College graduate Pick any three number* — you can play beat out runnerup John Marley of Middletown by 75 from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week yards. Marley finished in 26:55.2. Another former WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER Long Branch High School runner, Hoyle Mozee, was third in 26:59.2. Hector Cruz, also of Long Branch, was fourth in —SHOULDN'T YOU REALLY-^ 27:38.8 while Holmdel's John Connelly took fifth in TALK TO A LAWYER 28:17.5. Janice Chiavacci of Parlin was the first woman WHO LISTENS... finisher. She was timed in 33:50.9. Monica Lucy of Fm Initial Consuttafton Tinton Falls was runnerup in 35:07. Josian Bianchi DIVORCE 1276 CHAPTER? of Middletown grabbed third place with a time of Unconlested default 18 monlti PERSONAL 35:25. separation, no fault, no support, BANKRUPTCY Cliff Mimm of Willingboro won the 5-mile walk children and property N.J. resi- Unconlesled Proceedings dent spouse, known address. Individual tiSO in 40:05. Fees for other divorces will vary Husband S Wife Bill Lie** m«, wiHieachcate. «. Jama »-Mlle Read Race pemo : Gar- 0f*"-> ruknurit. 21:41.9: 2 John Marlev. MlddMown, • MUNICIPAL cooirr 14 SI T: 3. Movie Moiee. Long Branch. »:9M; ' Hector Lruj, Long «* adfeidtia MI f Branch. 27:311: S. John Connelly, Molmdel, » 17.3. dom nainOuO.courtctMa. King•«« ovar. I. Janice Chiavacci, Parlin, 33 so e, 2 Monica Lucy. Tinton Fain, P.lrtn 35:07. 3. Joilan Blanchl. MKMIetown, IS: JS. «. Nancy Hale. Holmdel. »:1*. 1 MaryOllllgen, Middletown. 40:32 BREAKS THE TAPE — Oakhurst's Gary the finish line to win yesterday's Bill Lloyd s-Miie wan Memorial St. James S-Mlle Road Race. Gary L. Goldberg 1. CHH Mlmm. Willingboro. 40:« Pierce, a Monmouth College graduate, crosses mm 741-iiod Middletown schools set physicals MONDAY, AUQUSTB. 1983 The Daily Register B5 MIDDLETOWN - The schedule Aug. 30 at 2 p.m. Colts Neck's Warendorf falls of fall sports physicals (or both Mid- Girls cross country, gymnastics dletown High School South and COUNTY BRIEFS and cheerleaders will have physi- North athletes was announced by cals Aug. 31 at 2 p.m. while physi- in USTA national tourney athletic director Phil Braun. All cals for all sports will be given Sept. WELLINGTON, Fla. (AP) - seed extended to three sets Sun- physicals will be held in the respec- boys and makeup boys (Aug. 31). All Bayshore and Thome School ath- 2 at 8 a.m. tive high schools at ISO am. Thompson athletes are to take their letes are to take physicals at North. Top-seeded Noelle Porter of San day, the first day of the tour- Middletown South physicals are physicals at South. Juan Capistrano, Calif., trounced nament. She defeated Carina as follows: Varsity and junior vani- The Middletown North schedule LONG BRANCH - Football and RED BANK - Red Bank Catho- Kathryn Sale of Shreveport, La., Rolley of West Orange, N.J., 4-6, ty football (Aug. 17), »-12 soccer of physicals is as follows: Vanity soccer physicals from grades 10 lic High School is seeking assistant 6-0, 64, in first-round action yes- 64,6-0. and boys gymnastics (Aug. 18); high and junior vanity football (Aug. through 12 for Long Branch High football, gymnastics, wrestling and terday in the United States Ten- school girls tennis, field hockey, IS); 9-12 soccer (Aug. 16); cross School athletes will be given Aug. It cheerleading along with the head nis Association girls 12 national Fifth seed Dawn Martin of Or- gymnastics and cross country, and country and junior high football at 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. in the nurse's wrestling coaches. championships at the Palm tonville, Mich., defeated Melissa 7th and 8th grade girls from Thomp- office. Freshman football physicals Beach Polo and Country Club. (Aug. 17); 7th and 8th grade boys Applicants must be either Warendorf of Colts Neck, N.J., son Junior High (Aug. 24); boys will be given Aug. 29 at 2 p.m. while Second-seeded Amy Frazier of and girls (Aug. 18); high school girls ' certified or have a minimum of 60 6-2,64. all boys cross country, gymnastics Rochester, Mich., was the only cross country and junior high foot- tennis, field hockey, gymnastics and college credits. ball (Aug. 25); and 7th and 8th grade cross country (Aug. It). Alland soccer physicals will be given MONMOUTH PARK TODAY MEADOWLANDS TONIGHT let: OMOO, Cant., i n a m. 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Call The Daily Register. 542-4O00. ask for The Date Secretary. Each shiri has a comparable retail value ol $5 95 but its AUGUST 7-li-SUN.MON. AUGUST 14 - SUNDAY seats. Leaves Middletown & Hazlet. St. Agnes Church. Atlantic High- Keansburg St. Ann's PTA will spon- 787-4921 or 566-3812 yours lor iust S2 00 ll you have sor a bus ride to the Golden Nugget VBL in lands will hold its annual Solemn AUGUST 27-SATURDAY a savings account al Miraculous Medal Novena beginning on August 14. Cost will be 110 with a $5 rebate. Buses will depart from St. Family Bazaar. 12-6. at Fireman's Marine View Savings or with the Sunday morning masses: Playground. Miller St.. Highlands. S 7:90-9:00-10:15 & 11:30, August 7 and Ann's parking lot at 1:30 p.m. For open one with us right now further info, call 787-6615 Beer. soda, food, band, attic treas- ending on Monday August II. Devo- ures, hand-made items, prizes, tions during the week are scheduled ' AUGUST II-TUESDAY balloons, cotton candy, sno-cones. These attractive and for 10 am 4 7 30 pm The Novena will SHREWSBURY CHORALE AUDI- games, water dunk & fire truck rides. be conducted by the Rev. John S. TIONS -for new members. Concerts durable Tee-Shirts are Shea. CM. on December 4 at St. Peter's SEPTEMBER I - THURSDAY great lor the summer Episcopal Church. Freehold; Decem- Mid-Atlantic. Atlantic City Sands, AUGUST $-MONDAY ber 11 at the Red Bank Methodist Cost |15-rebate $5 cash Dinner & months and are available Chinese Auction-B p.m.. KFC hall. Church. "Carmina Burana" with the show. 787-4921 or 566-3812 in various sizes to (it most Hwy. 38. East Keansburg. Door Monmouth Symphony. January 29. prizes, refreshments, loads of fun. plus performances in May in Rumson SEPTEMBER It - SATURDAY people (Offer limited to Flea Market sponsored byThe Pa- Donation $2. and Ridgewood. To arrange an audi- 5 shirts per family while tion contact Richard Becker 747-0257 rents Comm. Class of '84. Sat.. Sept. AUGUST 9-TUESDAY 10th. Rain or shine. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. supply lasts) Parents Without Partners. AUGUSTGUST! 17-W lAY Lung Branch Middle School parking Bayshore Chapter fM, General Meet- Peacli Festival - Bazaar, al the we. apace 5o get into "Ship Shape" ing and Dance. Don Quixote's. Hwy. Reformed Church. 62 Hance call LB Sr. H.S., 229-5500. Eve. call 34. Matawan Live band "MUZIK" Ave Tinton Falls, oil Newman 870-3387 today while earning our 8:10. Orientation, members $3. pros- Springs Rd. 5 to 8 p.m. Delicious SEPTEMBER 17 - SATURDAY Top Savings Rates at the pective members $S. Chapter phone food, cafeteria style Desserts featur- Annual FLEA MARKET sponsored 671-1777. ing Jersey peaches, baked goods to by Atlantic Highlands Historical So- Marine View Savings office go. beautiful hand-crafted items, en- AUGUST 1! - FRIDAY ciety at the town Marina. Saturday. nearest you! tertainment by a clown, good white 10am-4pm Space |7/double 112. For Buffet Lunch at Monmouth Park at elephants! noon. Benefit of OLTH Centennial. info call 291-4313 or 872-0870 or send } Reservation cut off date. August 9. AUGUST t» * tl - SAT. ftSUN . check to Atlantic Highlands His- - Call 172-1019 after 5 p.m. or 172-0320 Cleary/ater's Sandy Hook Festival. torical Society, PO BOT 108 Atlantic jgcajrHriusic. great food, crafts, en- Highlands. NJ 07716. Ralndate Sep- AUOUST It. 11.14- -"vlronmcntal displays, children's tember 24. nu., SAT., SUN. area Sail the Sloop Clearwater. Aug SEPT. 24-SATURDAY 19. at 3 4 7 p.m. Aug. 20 4.21,11 a.m., Annual PodeU Memorial Arts Fes- Eleventh Annual Flea Market. Lin- tival on the grounds of Long Branch 3 p.m. 4 7 p.m. Reservations ac- cepted until Aug 17. Phone B70-4BM. 6 croft Presbyterian Church. West Historical Museum. 1H0 Ocean Ave. Front St.. & Everett Rd , Lincroft. 12 Noon-llM P.M. Fwe to viewing p.m. till 10 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Sail price $10 adults, *S kids, festival admission Space reservations $8. Call 671-4570 public. For information, call 229-0600 liter 6 p m or 222-9179. is free. Festival Information phone AUGUST II-SATURDAY 87O-O59S See you there! OCTOBER 10-MONDAY Bus trip to Grosjinger's/Catskills Community Fire Co., giant outdoor AUGUST tl - SUNDAY MARINE VIEW flea market. Highway 36 and Ap- For 4 days/3 nights, includes all Parish Yard Sale. St. Anne's meals, tips 4V tax. Sponsored by The pleton Ave.. Leonardo. NJ. $7 a spot Church. Sun.. Aug. 21.10-4 p.m. Ter- $10 with table. For reservations call Open Door Of The Bayshore Area. race PL. parking lot Space reserva- Buses leave Red Bank 4V Hazlet. Cost ' tions P. Crafters 4 vendors wel- $235 single. $195 double, per person. SAVINGS lilatilamta Summer *>Btival 1913. come. Call 787-5886 or 496-0866. Pull 1W-W1 4OV747I M4-27M. Ill Bay Ave. Starts 10 A.M. Flea M1DDLFTOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROFT • EATONTOWN , I AUGUST a-THURSDAY OCTOBER 11 -SATURDAY PHONE NUMBER FOB ALL OFFICES SJI-t400 Market, fresh vefetablo*. hoosehoW Mid-Atlantic Broadway plays 4 bus Mtmker POLK goods. * food. Table apace is It. For trip. On Your Toes-Chonis Une- Deluxe cruise. Call altar I pm. laJortrullOD call J91-2M»or 291-3409 Mame-Nine 4 Dream Girls All •MM B6 The Daily Register MONDAY, AUGUST a. 1983 TELEVISION TODAY ol Otyn • CAFTWCOOKTRY Waym Rostra, Qtykt Hun- .p*M*. USA SPORTS LOOK of her aeeaHant* fate apart. MONDAY EVENING 7:MffiANDYWPim SPOT MOW! **H "Can- iibv8 a **H IO0MPMY nary Row" (t*S2, Drama) fi'-W. MoS SOUAM Ptoa The 7:00 7:30 SKX) 8:30 9:00 8:30 1040 10:30 ver AH*r" | I. W. A.T. methode of u tmorrnn- Ntok Notts, D#bfk Wlootr. HE AVWMtMUYt Honal aubetrlute teacher SHOWMOYB *** "Mom- CBSNeai TttaMaaaak H*B*P»JI DM MaTlM CeM.Uoa. PANV mi* Deereer (1S81. 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Stephanie begs contract but is not so sure car teeters on precipice. was going to give informa- knows the technique, and murderer of Trista's moth- become friends. Lesley Edwina tells Marco she is Suzi not to condemn Wendy of her teaming with Tony, Cecille recovers and tion on Mark's enemies, John is forced to take over er and is killed during gun Ann admits to Hillary she's not sure they are ready for for having an affair with Warren. Stu thrilled when her male modeling part- agrees to take money from has been murdered. when Jeff's hands start to skirmish with Eugene. having an affair with marriage, although he con- grandson Danny comes ' ner When Erica refuses to Donna to ruin Peter and AS THE WORLD shake during Burkes Trista upset when Eugene Warren. Warren decides to tinues to push the subject. get Tad a second chance at Sally's romance. Although surgery. RYAN'S HOPE: Bill home to stay with him and - TURNS: On picnic with disappears. get even with Hillary for modeling, he winds up she's aware Nicole is on Barbara and Bob, Gunnar CAPITOL: Thomas un- butting in. Billy and Va- and Siobhan cannot deny decides to finish school in EDGE OF NIGHT: sweeping floors and giving drugs. Donna allows her to stunned when he spots dergoes spinal surgery, is nessa learn that they are their attraction for one an- Henderson. Gunther frees the Whit- shampoos at the Glam- move into the house. Clar- woman he thinks is the placed in body cast and both broke. Instead of other. Jill's mother de- YOUNG AND THE neys from stalled elevator. orama. When Joe con- ice reconciles with Larry dead Nicole; it's really a will not know if he's able to agreeing to marry Billy, cides to contact her daugh- RESTLESS: Nikki ques- Raven believes whoever fronts Tad about his behav- after he admits he was double hired by James. walk for several weeks. Vanessa socks him in the ter and discuss the affair tions Leroy about porno tapped phone is respon- ior, Ruth fearful Tad will blinded by Jeannie's Bob upset because Miran- Clarissa angry when Beth eye. Henry tells Josh and she had with Jill's father. tapes. He denies having sible for Nicole and run away again. After ob- charm A hit man booby- da seems iu be enjoying brings Thomas a tennis Billy he thinks Alan has A stabbed Rae manages to anything to do with them Walter's murders. Del taining divorce from Jesse traps Mark's cabin with New York a bit too much. racket and books on physi- manipulated bids for LTA. call for help and is rushed but says that he remem- manages to get money in Haiti. Angie decides to Mark narrowly escaping Burke prepares to undergo cal fitness. Sloane turns LOVING: Curtis vows to the hospital in a coma. bers Tony once wanted to from Geraldine in ex- give up baby for adoption. injury in explosion. Jamie open-heart surgery but down Trey's job offer as to get even with Jack, Roger saves her life. sell films about Nikki. change for ruby. Mike ac- Jesse begins to notice Dot- returns to Bay City just as tells everyone he's attend- his campaign manager takes Jack's clothes to lo- Maeve, realizing who Neil Nikki plans to go for cused of getting sexual fa- ty making moves on him. Blaine. Sandy. Mac and ing funeral in Oklahoma. Dr. Parker tells Paula he cal hotel and signs register is, goes to the dock. As she divorce and Rick accom- knows she never has suf- vors but manages to refute in Jack's name. He then arrives, Frank is about to panies her. Ashley decides fered from agoraphobia charges. Kidnapping Jody pawns Rita Mae's rings be shot, but Neil suddenly to start a new project for and says he wants to treat and Preacher, Markham and claims that Jack suffers a fatal heart at- Jabot - Junior Jabot for Marty Bush lost 30 lbs. her for her real fears. Jor- demands the ruby. pawned them. Rita Mae tack. teenagers. Jack is able to dy learns Amy's father GENERAL HOSPI- finds pawn ticket where sit up in bed. Paul and Cin- on Nutri/System TAL: Rick learns he has would be in his mid-50s. Curtis planted it. Jack's SEARCH FOR dy are out for a drink when heart tumor and must have biological parents are very DAYS OF OUR LIVES: TOMORROW: Stephanie their order is mixed up. surgery. Leslie, unaware much alive. They are old Man who receives Paul's When Tony orders Renee furious -when she learns of his medical problem, friends of Anne and Roger drink by mistake diet from out of the Demeara house, Warren has been having an thinks he is rekindling his and were in their 50s when poisoning. While Paul is at Alex comforts her. Trista affair with Wendy. Vargas affair with Monica, so she Jack was bom. gym, a set of weights near- recalls where she hid the flees town. Luke confronts kidnaps Jo and puts her in the trunk of his car. Jo is ly falls on him. Tracy, de- gun that was used to kill Connie about her W SB ONE LIFE TO UVE: pressed because she is not given rough treatment at her mother years ago. Bo connections. When Bunny Dick Grant taken to police losing weight fast enough, the hands of her cruel ab- stops Alex from shooting disappears, Grant fears he station. Spotting Vicki. he decides to try diet pills. ductor. Lloyd Kendall ar- Carl decides to investigate ranges delay in his divorce Jill and Diane's past to see to get vital information he if they were involved in MOVIE TIMETABLE needs concerning Martin's Jack's shooting. Jack blood type. Angela resists wants Patti to continue her Information for lh« movlt time- HOWELL RIO BANK MOVIEt II — all of Stu and Barbara's therapy. table Is provided bv theater opera- TOWN — Private School (Rl rain matinee tors Since movie* are iubltct to Snow Whit* t the Seven Dwarfs 1 00. / 4S.9 45 attempts to make her stay chang*. it It recommended that (0) I 00,7 30.9 00 IM«EW»*U«T in Henderson. Warren reader! cell the theater to confirm COUNTRY — SM«tWS*U«T PLAIA CINIMA I D correct tlmei Porkv'sll (Rl 1 00.7 3!.» 40 vows revenge on Stephanie PTF m ""' MONMOUTH COUNTY KIYPOF.T Staring Alive IPOI 1 4i. ]4S, AIIIIDIIN TOWNSHIP *AY CINEMA - 5:«. 14J. t:4i for humiliating him In II I LtftJtJ •*,* ?;ou CINIMAM — Nightlife (XXXI IJ OS. 1:10.7 15, SHIIIWIIUBY PLAZA CINIMA II I ? Ml 10 JCTR1I Jbl )( Call theater for movie schedule. • 30. Please Mr Postman (XXXI STItATHMOM CINIKU I — 1:15. a 30 National Lampoon's Vacation Octo«il»IPOIT:00.«:10 LONO IRANCH (R) 1 JO. 3:30, 5 ». M0.»:10 STB.ATMMOM CIHIMAII — LONO BRANCH MOVIM I — SHRIWIIURY PLAZA CIHIMA ATLANTIC CINIMA Porkv'lll (R);».«:!S Staving Alive IPG) rain matinee Ill- ATLANTIC HMHUMDI »!-ei44 »iau«Y PARK 1.00, !•«,»:« Star Chamber (R) 1:00, 4:00, NIW TOM'S RIVER THE STAR CHAMBEat 201-349-1150 •""•»«" (W «7? C«nt»r« In Morth Amerim (jf) MHVATE SCHQOi H A! people «ry maii»-i.tas.4ja,>maji m io deei an nutri/systcm individual i ^^•e^^^^^^— \ — — wftiljfli foil loss centers i~ — J PEANUTS MONDAY, AUGUST 8.1983 The Daily Register B7 DENNIS THE MENACE 6U6SSUHW.CHUCK_ CAM VOU IMAGINE U)6U,IP0NY ACIOM M Maatout 47 Mar 11 1Y«M««kt M-flanoa cowing 2)KM SOdk Onatantty) 14 Ute II U Soul HEwl H-paattea »UlllO»ll» 2t -MM BEETLE BAILEY 14Pa»up M HMMm S? Shadoxtxu 3* Naaahyta IS Mamie M Ontario HkpnW 27 toohidm •••nun M Mti WHAT IS THE \ tar Nhkg Mfmr MOST IMPOKTAHT I NOsad 11 NwMto 17 40 Latlaraon 12 Waterproof JO DocMna RULE TO SURVIVAL 7 >1 tirmm IN THE DESERT?/ 41 lumpkln MAnefcjM M Tamakial 42 AMnnattra t hKtla 41 Indian 1 Upright MCanttnant tiOMcard 44 Cancal 17 Sacondha 4SUfcalama 2 DMalon 11 Oiawil hanaa word 41 Canaan 1 AgMaM Cnartta MKaap plaoKabbr. 4 RaMokxn 44 ttaHena 45Twanty Yaaiardar'i Punt* totaad S Monad ahara I.IHMM IIIJIJM UMI11I 47-dbiN I.1IJI1IJ Mil! II III IIIII111 4SCnaUoa« iiuiin ;limn i nit i'i T fiji. M| ui IMtill JUKIIII -I hi Jill r rtoaimo. 41 Qfaak 1)11! 114 l»l.ll leamaat ypmla llll.1l III III Illi I I J I. a Shoacolor so muwdkv JUUUUU HUH 11.11*1 > EmbamsMd tanoa 'SOME SALESMAN UPTOWN' MOM m SISTER., I lift HIM HUM i Illllltll 10 MHalcal 61 Mlna Illl III Ili'JII II IIII llll I Irurrumanl anmnca I1MMIII.IIIMU LII.ICIKII 11 Ouah U talamtua UI1I I IIIJ ill 12 F.rnH, SJSaauMd 11(11 Illi I III III III I III AND NOW WE OWN A SET OF ENCYCLOPEDIAS!' drela piKMr UUUU lll.ll.illi.l I It'll III S4 Olnoar lll.lllll UUIIM!) (Mi III mambar 13 — ma|aala cook la HIII.IM iiiinii niliii 11 Lama brown SS HMlth THE FAMILY CIRCUS • i ii SNUFFY SMITH I C«N TELL By TH1 ITS TIME TELL TALE TAIL FOR VOOR BATH A PLAN THEIR MEAL6! IT'S ONLY FOUR AFTERNOONS "We hafta put the food up there to keep it away WHEN THE/ HA'VE A WEEKI--ICAN A LOW INCOME TAKE VOU TO from bears, squirrels, raccoons and Jef f y!" THEY SOMETIME6 n EAT LY! HOROSCOPE By STELLA WILDER To see what is in store for you immediately in something safe, if not tomorow, find your birthday and read overly gainful. MONDAY, AUG. I corresponding paragraph. Let your AQUARIUS (Jan. M-Feb. IS)- An Born today, you are extremely clev- birthday star be your daily guide. opportunity to express yourself er and perhapi a bit too versatile for TUESDAY, AUG. I through creative effort must not be your own good. You will Hod it dif- allowed to slip through your fingers THE WIZARD OF ID ficult to choose one from among your LEO (July Zl-Aag. ID- today. many talents to bring to full flower. Changeable plans are essential tosuc - PISCES ( Feb. It-March »)- Take Long alter you have decided on a cess, if you insist on sticking to what stock of the present situation on the single channel for your life's work, is laid down, much is lost. home front. You may be biting off you will have doubts about the VIRGO (Aug. tt-Sept. V.)- Affec- more than you can chew. rightnew of your choice. Indeed, in tion is worth little if it is not demon- ARIES (March Il-Aprtl II)- What midlife, you may suddenly become strated. Let another know the depths you want and the means to pay for it persuaded — either by yourslf or oth- of your caring. may be totally unsuited toeac h other. ers — that another career would suit LIBRA (Sept. tt-Oct. tZ)- An easy- Pare down demands. you better. Should that be the case, going nature is an advantage, but it TAURUS (April tt-May II)- Set you will change and make much late isn't essential. Even the "upasid- e some time to play today.On e success. tight"succeed now. dependent upon you for happiness and You possess a pleasing personality, SCORPIO (Oct. U-Nov. Zl)- Your well-being relaxes with you. inclination toward procrastination but you are not particularly disposed GEMINI (May M-Jue I)- Make leads you into unexpetced difficulty toward ingratiating youself with other the best use of a seemingly unimpor- INCICCNTAU.V. THE people. You pefer simply to be your- today. Watch the time! KITCHEN SSIN K ISS. VW ABOUT MANAGEMENT tant gift today. Think of the giver and BLOCKED AN6 THE AND LABOUR GETTING self and let the chips of your friend- SAGITTARIES (Nov. tt-Dec.ID -you'll feelbetter about things. TOGETHERONECF ship fall where they may. You can be Make up your mind to care for your- CANCER (June II-July 81- What THESE EVENINGS?!! very charming, when you want to be. self today and watch feelings of inde- others see as a liability can be, in your Alse bora oa tali date are: Duilln pendence grow! Move on. hands, an asset. Apply current means H off mm. actor; Connie Stevens, CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan It) Mon- to current problems. •iager-tctreas. ey received today should be invested BRIDGE ADVICE BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD discard tells him that East cannot velope to Sheinwold on Bridge, in care IT TAK*» A WHU-.WMAT OO KSBP UP THE want a shift to spades. West is forced of this newspaper, P.O. Box lMt. Los TRBMSNOOUS OOOO WORK It's easy to judge people by what to lead a heart, and then East defeats Angelei.CASMU.) •FPOWT TO BARN they treasure, but you can form your the contract with four heart tricks. •NOUOM opinion almost as easily by noticing DAILY QUESTION «*/• VOUB what they throw away — especially at You hold: A 42 98432 : A J8* NORTH (D) the bridge table. CLOTHING A K 2. Partner opens with one spade, AAKJ8 SILLS Today's declarer takes the queen you respond two Hearts, and he raises of clubs, leads a diamond and cap- to three hearts. The opponents pass. 0 109753 tures the queen with the ace. South What do you say? continues with the jack of diamonds, ANSWER: Bid three notrump. and East discards a club when West Partner already knows that you have WEST EAST plays low. a five-card heart suit, and you now tell * 10765 *Q93 South continues diamonds, and him that you have a very poor suit West takes his king. East can now (with a good suit you would bid four OK642 0.Q make the perfect discard, as former hearts), balanced distribution and *J105 498764 HI AND LOIS world champion Mike Lawrence strength in the unbid suits. If his heart SOUTH points out in his excellent new book, - WELCOME TO C TO0!AV,ATTWE WHITE fSHOVVlNtf support is quite respectable, he will *42 THE SEVEN -O'CLOCK HEWS < Dynamic Defense." bid four hearts; but if he has weak MOW PIP YOU LEARN OO THAT? THE PHANTOM MR,(SO AMP U4MarltMr« LILLIAN >f tssL. her heirs. Actor, all ves. and Ms, her, their ar any EVELY•ILYN PICCOLINPICCOLINII OWrtct M ttmm an tha lu mm. Slack 14V Lai MJ, and mar* ol their successors m right, tint Classified emmeniv knawfi at Meher end interest, JOHN OOfb hut- dean gets. StCDSOll »N*"'!lO|CNANle? TO nac*. Tha MB*u*±m+tm band ol LILLIAN it IEE, said name JOHN Dot being He "•^fCvmrn AMEND TTHI I CODE OF THE btj* variance far lne« TOWNSHTOWNSHIIP OF MARLBORO. lllious, his heirs, twvltas, and CHAPTETOWNSHIRP MOB FTHEREO MARLBORF ENO- TITLED "PARKINO MUNICI •f their successors >n right, PAL FACILITIES" ... and Interest. UNKNOWN aw gatlllw. MnMril in II /API ••• IT ORDAINED by the OWNER. OR UNKNOWN CLAl- Cil t th Tn rut neirs. devise, and MUIXULULU (Ar) — Township Council at the T personal caaraaenutlvat and hit. n lad ftenfc, MIMIeftawn, EDICAL RECEPTIONIST — a her, their ar anv of their we* .»«**«. untralt Attack HHjh- rofkiontallft»tMOtli»uraace. Actor Tom Selleck and »*£2S *"" ce.wr. in right, title and in- li time, salary Maptlable Settles t. Chapter in oi me tMfwoed Beach. Kavaart anjd his stepson, Kevin, suf- if tha Town.hip al terest, tha defendants i MV Metier office. Can 747-TiH YOU ARE HERKBV SUM- Union Beech. Ex_ . eaaoSBti ' l »ft 1 . .. Section W-K (s here- nance to win prli DRIVER - Par garbage tntek. fered minor injuries amtndad t* reed aa MUM: MUNbO and required to Serve nance It win prises and trips mutt btva experience Call F LIOHT AUEMBLY WORK "Section IM-X. Ne iMhkta upon Thomas fc. WiltuM. Eta., Call ato-ltMUg saim Will tram. MatJan Syttomt yesterday after a Jeep yn. or gktar, snail tM parked In anv auch partt- piamtiir. attorney, who** ad- CYS/OIRLS — II .RIVERS-SCHOOL BUS - rp., tt Rlardaa PI.. ART-TIME - WtortelMaa- driven by the younger nm area unteu n dUvptavs In tha dress is J Cortover Lane, P.O. mEaemtonn.il NJ. ere noeM to tuporvtae a BOM 01, M.ddtelown, N.J. 07749, Part-time only. Mart et s » per raar corner of tt. toft raar 41 »•« irwjlrt hour, will trakt lor special MOTOR ROUTES - o»ij.tlpja. Selleck broke through a an Answer la the Complaint tiled .. n*j*j mmrm, it, uume Areas e w a currant and valid, par PUBLIC NOTICE m a civil action in which Michael Mid Rd.. Orand Ava.. Lakevlew Iconss. Mutt apply new tor start i tblihd nows- barrier and plunged off nananttv afflmd dacal. itwad between t > 1 AN ORDINANCE AMBND- Nigro is plaintiff and an of you Terr., Taylor Rd.. Men»ell Rd, of school In hat Apply la person rm*m rOUlOS 0»O OVOH««fcte^ Sx•i" . IOIIIIOPJ tar reHab) tha Township af MUrthara at OUND — Gray striped kttUn, •Frl.. the third story of a NO AND SUPPLEMENTING are defendants, pending in tht BURGLAR ALARM leble people with cars In Celts with goad cars. CaH ram provided." CHAPTER I OF THE OR-Superior Court at New Jersey, nvarl b^iBaTaTt rlU.i calls. Murphy But service. Ul rc«, Hawaii. Had Bank. Long parking structure, au- Section 1. Chapter -M of the TALLER — II yrs. in. H IINANCES OF THE BOROUGH within ii davs alter August S, Guerd Alarm Systems ranch, Little Silver. ! thorities said. de af tha Township of IF SEA BRIGHT, KNOWN BY IWU, exclusive of such dale, it cmw-tm. Iparsteln PalnU). i.A,T-T.M. NEWSPAPER - Av I boro. Section 101-1D It her e- HE SHORT FORM TITLE AS you tail to do to. judgment bv LOST — Hutkylype Block. am, ft Marlboro. Exc. earnings Selleck, 38, star of amanded ta read ai foltewi: REVISED ORDINANCE! OF dcteuit mav be entered against ABINET INSTALLER DRIVERS WANTED — Pull- that will help tmatomint ygur ''Section ICO-ID Ne vahkla toT'. ADOPTED FEBRUARY you tor the relief demanded In collar, viclnlly of Mid ARPENTER — Monmouth Ime for BaysMre Tail. Call be- prottnt Income. Call 100-14H»»0 jr2.rr^r the popular television shall ha parked or remain parkad 1, tsti was Introduced by *tethe Complaint. You shall tIM •ML Has 1 Bkas eve 1 I a M am. 7g7tH4. p.. Ma* have car. 74MMI. series Magnum PI., anv tuch parktna area at car* •aver and Council of tha ,you_ r answer and proof ot service eve. 471-MI4. Reword ng tor lull-time mechanic. Mutt .TtONAL ORGANIZATION - PAnj-rmuwcnKfMY^ En tutu of Sta Bright on July I. ,„ ouw.ots with the Clerk ol the be experience* 1 aMa to wart: EARN MONEY dt full or part-time reps fw Mflcs work, t yp»»g.muat drive, and Kevin, 15, were tha TewMhla council." with laminates. Call 747-apn) be- Ml end on August I, ltd wai superior Court. Hugnas Justice NT — Lang Branch area. iv opened Panacofer office. l-»yl hours CaM 747-SIS1. Section I. All Ordinance, or Inally adapted and approved by complex. Trenton. New Jersey AFTER SCHOOLI •ART TIME - Fit. Clerk. AC- taken to Straub Hospital _rts ol Ordinance Incontlitant he Mayor end Council. ottis in accordance wllh the OS TO ITS A WEEK tli tna ari»anomdnl containad . gray In fee CABINET MAKERS APPREN by ambulance, but were CECILE F. NORTON Hulas 01 Civil practice and pro- ISBN., no collar. 14 yrs ett. An- TICI — Oood learnlna op- Bovi/Glrla IntM Bavshore Area haraln than bo void Mayor cedure. portunity. Sang- resume to: PO only noad to call. Aagt 1H7I released a short time lactlon 4. This Ordinance* •an %• "Mav Bav" Hanoi " MARY LARSON II you ere uneblo 10 obtain en MBM work, P»m homo. «M ns Rod Barn. NJ arm. Willing to wort and earn money. later. ill lake effect Immediately BaroughCmn • attorney you may comrnumcele 'or Info, call Stl-Mio, ask for X posseoe and publication •» 17.10 with tne.N J Stale Ber Atsocie- OST COCKATIEL - Orgy • CAREIN OPPORTUNITY* Mr. Palarma. PART-TIME CREW "They're fine," said oaulrod by law lion by caning loll tree female, answer! •> "Jocko", In TM Register It looking tor pes- NEEDED Straub nursing super- ASSED .July it. I* 45 Union aVMCh too-/y2 MIS YOU may also con- MM Part (Hertshorno Woods! eta wna are well-organlied and EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TED: tact the Lawyer Referral service %A h ItltlM motivated to manage a group of — For full-time legal secretary NEEDED visor Ellen Sakai. EVELYN PICCOLINI MEETIN* NOTICE ot Monmouth county by calling OST — Matt Elkhound. gray, arrtera. You tain be responsible tor an active Manmavth Countv nil* Townihlp Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY OIV 43I-SM4.. . It you cannot afford an ack * whrla. Lost Sun In the for collections, sales and servke practice. Litigation gxpertenct IMMEDIATELY ..m.. Mon.-Frl.; Ml "They asked that no SAUL G. HORNl K, Mayor N, THAT THE RECREATION attorney, you may communicate n your area. Same college a roeulred. Oood typing skills • censed or unlicensed sales at- OMMISSION WILL HOLD A with uceen Monmouth Legal plus. Excellent opportunity Send t, Malta pieferred, salon clatss ta loin our MID- publicity be given out," xa aa_xa, ^^ a\eia* IBwM la so.Pol UxaxPJr4as LETOWN team. PECIAL MEETINO ON Dv caltmo 747-/4OO OST BLACK APPOINTMENT arturTtv •• nrir. alvoT ntgro, ntjpmv MmemakerISXSs anHd she said, declining to WEDNESDAY, AUGUST to, ItU IM obitcl ot taid action tt to Delivery Mgr., One Jlegtster excpHont benefits. Sand rotums Call Now) 237 Monmouth •••ch OOK — Carnar R1. V & ou may be qualified tar a U00 say what injuries, if T t » P.M. AT THE MUNICh loraclosa a certain tax takt ycamora AM.. Sltrewibufv Ra- Plataaa, Shrewskurv, MXOTTOI. to: Box H-m TM Dally Reglstei Caiwan.. MlWt NOTICl AL BUILDING. U0 FOOLE certiticate maw bv Herbert E, Opportunity ImMotrar Ihrewtbury. NJ «77tt per mo. car allowance. Another •on.-Prl.. or Ml noon, AN OROINANCI AMEND- VENUE, UNION BEACH, N.J. Oraosnaw, Collector of the Town benefit It UP to 70% commission, l Otity E any, the two received. OST - Calico cat, femele, EXPERIENCED e're not goat because we're Equal Opportunity NO AN ORDINANCE EN THIS NOTICE IS HEREBY ship ot Middietown, Monmoutn CARRIEIT R NEEDED —11 yrs. 4 AIDES (M/F) — _ Selleck's publicity ITLIO "AN ORDINANCI IVEN PURSUANT TO P.L. Countv. New Jartav, datoo Do- note, white coller end red _.', In Rumson area. Ward •attar Homes ft Gordons, we're EGULATING THI U9I OF camber v. 1974 and recorded m vicinity of Rt. 14, Dr. Nursing Home. U Laurel Ave. Better Homes ft Oardamv bg- •71. CHAPTER HI, "OPEN Ave. 4. waterman SI. Call Jeff PART-TIME — agent in Hollywood, HE BATHING BEACHES OF UBLIC MEETINO ACT". the Monmouth Countv darh'tOt- ergs Animal Hospltel, oute we're THE tESTII All HE BOROUGH OF MON- llce in BOOM 3092 al Pagt 424 and latowan. Reward. a71-440t. EXP'D AUTO BODY PERSON nqulrles ere confidential. lumbar yard. at»ty in Ptrtoju Calif., Esme Chandlee, PATRICIA J. MURRAY, SEC. CARPENTERS — Lay-out par. American Lumbar, Rt ». »* MOUTH BEACH, AND PROVIDI- RECREATION COMMISSION thereafter aitiflMd to piamlitt — Capable of doing top quality said Selleck told her by NG A PENALTY FOR THE VI by auianmant, which assign SMCUI NOUCM tan and nailers. Custom framing, repairs. Exc. benefits ft exc. BPIV to Loulst Llsato agtoi ug.t SI.H n t, commercial. Eves. 671 1000 telephone following the LATION THEREOF." menl wat recorded tn tM Mon- Io7-o7o5. working condt. Minimum 1 yrs PART TIME BE IT ORDAINED BV THE mouth Countv Clerk's OMice in GIFTED PSYCHIC exp. Must Mve own tools. Call accident that he suf-BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS *I*JJF fflvni111•#•• *n v*Wa"ii*T Assignment ot Mortgages Book CASHIER — Year-round oosl- Lee's Oarage, HMJ44, Barg Inc., Rsaltors CLINIC AIDE—Totaarklnbsjsy 3*4 at Page 360, and whicn cov- MRS. SYLVIA lon, mature-minded person, tha Borough of Monmouth NOTICE TO BIDDIES READER 4, ADVISOR FRONT END ft MAKE ME Child Health Clinks Mil tmRtyt fered some cuts and Seecn, In tha County of Mon- ert Lot 4, Block MS on tM Tax toxIDIe hours, must apply In per- Better Homes •Mnmeuth County. Car a vend Notice It hereby given that Map ot tM Townthip ot Mitf- On All Problems of Lite ton. No phone calls; Howard CHANIC — All benefits. «, Oardwii bruises. mouth and State of New Jartav •eeled DMl will be received by Call 411 5)U drivers license required Hours net lew than to of all the mem- dletowfn. County ot Monmouth, S42-9500 •an Restaurant. Rt. IS. MW- are I a.m. to l:» P.m. he Mtnmoun Countv Board of New Jersey, Demo land located Hetown. URSES-RN'S 4. LPN't Selleck will report as tharaof afflrmaiivaiv con- Recreation Commissioners al 77MCT PULL-TIME LEGAL SECRE- Duties Include wolohiaa. moos- urrlng) thet at Grove Street, Mar itt mttrtac- CERTIFIED urlng ft taking tempatures ha Monmoulh County Park Sn- ith Ntw Jartav Mate High- ROFCSSION MALE — WMta, COOK — Cook foods on menu: TARY — Exe'd, typing ft sttno a NURSE'S AIDES scheduled today to his Section 1. An Ordinance en- em ADMINISTRATIVE OF- W yn wltMt to moot lady for L fowl, seafoods, soups, must. Call 441 1000 Ask for Her HOMEMAKERS tled "An Ordinance Regulating #36, Townthip of Mid MCOSS NursIM Services first day of shooting for FICES, Thompson Park, New- dletown, Countv ot Monmoutn. ncere relattonthlp. Photo & salads. Propers ft seeson foods OU'SEKEEPtRt ft LIVE.INS ha UM of tha Bathing Baachat of man Springs Rd.. Llncroft, New no. In flnt latter. Reply to: Prepare all spaclals of the day. he Borough of Monmouth New Jartav. GAL/GUY FRIDAY — Versatile (M/F) 747-llM the new fall programing enev mm. until 1O:M a.m.. MM Tha Daily Register, 40 hrs oar weak, SIM per wee*. Parian wllh excellent telephone ull oV part-time. .„ Beach, and Providing a Penalty You and each ot you are >. NJ 87701. p.m. to 10 P.m. I vrt. ex- t to 11:10 a.m. of Magnum P.I., Miss the Violation Thereof." la prevailing time tn Mantfav. Au- iade defendants herein because and typing skills to assist In all orth Monmouth area. High pay. ust n. tttJ and then publicly perience. Report to Red Bonk forms ot office procedures. Mutt No lee. Call for Interview at Paa- hereby amended bv deleting Par- you have or mav claim bv virtue Travtl- Job Service ar nearest Job Ser- PART-TIME - Office Mlp, Chandlee said. graph B S. a. and substituting opened end road aloud far tne at inheritance, descent, in- be Industrious and conscience le Cere. It4 Broad St.. Red ollowlng: vice office. Ill Monmoutn St, Ptoass call m 575T ank, UO-iaM, or I River Rd., herefor ai Paragraph B, S. a. at lestacv, Oevita, dower, curteiv Tr«nt>orUtlon Red Bank, N.J. Job order No. The Jeep landed on I. GROUNDS AND TURF nolle. »H-t4M. within, tag Mr. Banco or Ms oUawi: entry ot judgment, or otherwise, I DEN WANTED — To Watt t No foe charged. GROUP HOME MANAOERS - its nose in an asphalt- e. Bathing Pavilion noun ara EQUIPMENT REPAIR PARTS to nave some right, title, lien or Positions working In direct care URSE RN M/F — Fulltime. Connoll Barclay Jewelers. Mgn- AND SERVICE salt, tan Frantic© area Leav covered area, smashing between 10:00 a.m. — 5:10 P.m.. interest affecting tM raal estate na aVII. Call Joa H4-JWM, COUNTER HELP — Pan-time with adults mentally retarded 11. Every other weekend off. II ith the exception that on Mon- Bid Documents, Including In- being torectotod. days ft or evenings. 15 to 10 hrs. Weekends and overnight hours 54 per hr + 10% • MMfltt. the front of the vehicle, day and Friday Bathing Pavilion structions To Bidders, complete •V LbWIbBAMBHICK. IDE NEEDED — To Rutgers e wk. Apply Danny's Pine ft •squired Cell Director, RasMatv xc. working cond. Apply PART-TIME hourt are between 10:00 a.m. — Plans and Specifications, and CLERK Diversity, Pltcatawav campus, Subs, Little Slfver, tlal Services, at M7-1M8. person between Item-jam, Motor Route Carrier said Martin Kelly, as- (P.m. Proposal Forms may be obtained SUPERIOR COURT from Matawan-Honndai area, CUSTODIANS. SUBSTITUTE — n.-Frl.: Red BAnk Conveles- by aualllled bidden at the AD- OF NbW JtHbfc V during fall semester VV GUYS & GALS . il Centor. 100 Chapln Ave. Lane Branch ana. licellont sistant manager at the Section 2. Thli Ordinance Kpenw Call «*al earnings and profit Over II. hall take effect upon Hi pattern MINISTRATIVE OFFICES of DAI tD AUCiUbT S, 1113 Eatontown Board of Education, ed Bank. 741-117. Outrigger Canoe Club in ha Monmouth County Park Sys- Aug. 8 . *« 1' Early mornkw ar aflorneon. Can publication according to law, tin, TnornptOA Parit, Nawman IIS Broad StrooL Eattntown. URSES RN CHARGE NURSE Pat Homer. 5414M Boual Op- Waikiki, where the acci- nv provision of any prior or Sprints Rd.. Llncroft Now Jar- NOTICE OF HBARIN4 DELI — Pull ft part-time. Ex. TRAVEL - M/F. Full-time. 7 to 1:10. RNportunity Emplaver M/F. nance inconsistent herewith It C. KENT BLANCHARD, ESQ. perlence helpful. Phone 747-07H _-/visor, full-time, 9 to 11:10 dent occurred. hereby repeated tay on* bitwtan tM hourt of PICTURE FRAME* WANTED oo A.M. and 4:» P.M.. Monday OM Harding Road ACCOUNTINO CLERK anytime except betw 17 & Over Geriatric experience necesserv - Far art gallery and custom introduced: July U. 1W hrouth FrWav II rocwattatf bv O. Box Mo I lam-1pm. National company now has op* Mrs. Hermentkl. RN, Ambov freme shop. Experience pro- "Tom was taken out 1 NOTICI potential Wddtrt. tht Monmouth ad tank. Now Jaraov OTTOI aqulret 3 or more years ec< DELIVERY PERSON — Part ings for tg sharp guvs ft Hit ire Canter. •'•r'eo, hreweve* 4Mn^aaji*) iro*™* ^ in an ambulance, but he Tha foregoing ordinance was County Park Svitem will mall a Ml) 741-O5JI ountlng clerical experience In lime, days or evenings. Mufl Proa To Travel entire USA FFICE NURSE M/F — Part troducad at a regular maotlng bid packot to tuch Mddort. Tha ttornav for Piaintm . accaunts payaMo, billing or In- have own cer. Apply In person, Coast-to-Coast, while working me/lull time, medical ft sur wM takes pride la uielr wert a was OK. They just tha Board of Commissioner s of Monmouth Countv Park Svttam PLEASE TAKE NOTICE ontorv control. MonmouSh Danny's Pliia ft Subs II, 411wllh a uniaue young business must. Some heavy wart and Ma ho Borough of Monmouth Beach leal. Exc. position, Monmouth needed to have him only murrvti tM rttpontlWitty that on Atmst w. im at too m ountv location Liberal benellt Hwy. M, MKdtsSown group of over •» people. No ex Medical Center. Sand resume to oOf .POWtir lOOl* IffVTaTnvjvl* H1PB on July M, l«l and will be con for placing bid packot In tM package. Salary commensurate perlence necessary. Previous Box P. 407. TM Dally Register Han* art*, _10-40 hre. per week checked at the hospi- dared for final passage at a mall, and not for tM proper and after as counsel can be hoard, DELIVERY WORK (LIGHT) — public contact helpful «ltt> enparlanca » ability. Send Car necessary. Paid dally Mon- wsbury, NJ 07701. or cal Write: Bon E-4JII- , TM Dally Rta- eguler meeting of tha Board of tlmaiy dallvaf y of tuch packtt Imothy Noel Blanchard. an In- esume with salary require- (Waltret»elter, sain clerk rsoury, MJ STWJI. tal," Kelly said. ommlttlonori to be held on Au- Bidt mutt bo tubmlttod on ant bv his natural guardians. ments lo Bo> K-atl. The Oallv mouth Co. area. 151-0047: cashiers, etc.). Transportation ust «, im at 1:10 p.m. at tha M proposal form provMad or an harlas and Einabsth Register. Shrewsbury. N.J DELI — Part-time. Hours suit- furnished 4 return guaranteed Police said they had Monmouth Beach Borough Hall, exact duolkate In tha manner lanchard, shall aoolv to the Su- 7701 Eoual Opportunity Em able for parent of school-aged Applicant* must be free to start 1 HelD Wanted Si Hilp Wanted no immediate informa- designated and roqulrod bv tM parlor Court of NOW Jaraov. Lao children. Call 741-1740. local 1-wvat. paid training todav each. Naw Jartav tpaclfkatlont. Bid lubmltted Division. Monmouth County at For Information ft Interview cal tion on the accident. Bonnie O Moore DENTAL ASSISTANT — I ft ask for Mrs. mutt bo enclosed In aaalad tn- ha Monmouth County Court AD TAKER Oakhurtt practice ne Borough Clerk vatopot baarlng tM name and House, Freehold, Now Jersey for PART-TIME between 10 ft 5. Parents welcome Miss Chandlee, how- 7 SM.33 dynamic, highly experienced addrau of ma Mddar, tM titu of Judgment authorlilne him to MON FRI , I-I P.M. O.A. It you're career oriented at Inlarvlaw. ever, said Selleck told the bid end IM wortft "Saatod ssuma the name Timothy Par Dally Register Classlltod certified and registered, or will HAIRDRESSER Experienced her it occurred when in Rid Bank harlas Blanchard. Dent. Must type >i worn. Ac Ing to obtain necessary creden with following for Mlddletow NOTICE TO BIDDERS )M Monmouth Countv Board of iug.1 MM uratt spading a MUST Word Dels, wo need you on our team solan. Sick days. Mid vocation tha processing experience helpful ROOTS the stick shift on the NOtlCi Racraatlon Commlnlonert, Excellent benefits. 4-doy work holiday pay plus top commission paled prooo&dis will ot received LBOAL HOTICI Pleasant working conditions. week, no Saturdays, salary com Jeep stuck. Monmouth County Park Svttem, Tht Now Jaraav Economic Call S71-4O47. Getaway Hal v the tidrough ot ReO Bank Nawman Sprlnffi Rd., Llncroft Interview, please contec msnsurata with experience. Cal Salon tor Interview appointment INVIEW Of OUR CONTINUED tUCCOS iniuuln County. New je Now Jartav Q773a. Bids mutt be jvelopment Authority will hold -_JV Nolan. 541 4000, Ext 15J Slum Hoddwav Imorovementi to oiivarad at tha Place and bofora • regular monthly matting on Equal Opportunity Employe HOST/HOSTESS/CASHIER — t r-ront blrett and CilotM August II. lisa at IO0O am. at HVP. DISHWASHER — Part-time Experienced only. Pan to lull ROOTS. Red Bank requires an experienced lull-time Tunll iTIgmilvnvnp BWVVTI > office at Cental Place One, year round, please epplv In per time, year round position. Appl rt and opened and read All blddars ara rgaUrad to AIR CONDITIONING — Heating person for our women's departmenl. It you have uOhc at tr>t Wumcipai Buiidti ulte U0. 100 South Warren son, 2 5 daily, M phone calls between Illim ft >-Spm Bahr lacHullv aiacuta and carry out treet, Trenton, New Jertev. to 1 Rafrtgaratlon service person Howard Johnson's Restaurant Restaurant, Highlands. 2 Monmoutn btreet, Red Bank all raqulramants of lha Af- with 9 years minimum ax previous fine clothing sales exp. and enjoy traditional 224 Hailat New Jersey on Fndav. AUQUS Iscutl end lake action on verl Hwy. 11, Middietown. llrmatlvt Actloni al P.L. It7k parlance. Alto. Sheetmetal Me. INTERIOR DESIGN — Expand- clothing, please call, our Red Bank store Al 1983 at 2 00 p.m. prevail ous spollcstlons tor Industrie hank wWi 1 years experlanca NOTICE W. >evelopment Bond (IDB) flnanc ing business leaking for sett Please take Notice that the i me. Tha Monmoulh. County :ou lot-nsi starter aspiring to management 747-1800 lo set up an interview. Contract documents ELECTRONIC undersigned net appealed to the Board of Racraallan Com- Plnanclng for Oils (tnaso) AMBULANCE ATTENDANTS level, will train. Hussev As- We shall offer competitive salary and Una banaftt Board of Adjustment of the lam tor the proposed worn, pre mlulonors nsarvas tha right to sociates. 04111M area Dv C Bernard Blum, Jr oroloct(i) It not an obligation of 'IISJSd. Mutt M E.M.T OPPORTUNITIES Township of Meilet for a ver -»iv. anv Informallllas In. or to JEWELRY REPAIR - Ex. package, and growth opportunity for the right perton. ence from the provisions of Sec ML, Heo Bank Borough Engi rtlact anv or all bids, and to he State of New Jersey. Funding Iflod. Growing compenv tlon *»13 4 of the Zoning Or eer ol tne firm ot T & M As award contracts In whola or In tor prolects Is secured privately iic Donoftlt call Wt-mo. perlencod parson part-time. Con. 2 evenings & Saturday will be required. hrough conventional lending 1 FULL-TIME tact: Mr. Snider. t41»7t dlnence so es to permit, Tha sociates, Consulting and Mumci part, II datmod In ma katt In- APPLICATIONS ARE NO pal bngmeers. nave been tiled • tarast of tha Board to do so. BEING TAKEN — For member KITCHEN HELP WANTED — dltlon of e 10' x or addition to the This notice Is being existing building on premises lo- ie ottice oi said fcngineer at 1060 No blddar may wlthdrn Ms ship In tM West Keansburg Vol POSITIONS And cook. Snug Harbor Sea Equal Opportunity Employer m/t Highway 35, Middielown. Ne* Ished In accordance wllh the untoor Fire Co. No euerlenc Food, 5 Mwy . M. Leonardo. Agg- cated on Union Avenue descrll , Did within thirty (101 days folio* PUMIC notice requirement! ot the as follows: One story two-famll ersev. and mav oe inspected b ing tha data of bid oaonlng. will train. Re. ly In person Open 7 dsvse week. prospective bidders during bus Federel Ta> Equity and Fists quiramantt: Resident DAY & NIGHT freme dwelling known as Bloc Tha Monmouth County ResponslMlltv Act of ItU. Any- KITCHEN HELP TO BAKE — ill, Lot IA on the Ten Map wfilc ness hours. Beard of Nacraatlon Com- Wast Keansburg Fire District tor Will train, call between 10 ft 4 e Bidders will be turmsne one hovlng an Interest In this at least t mot, age limit 1140 Is within KM foot of property mlsslonars shall raaarva ma these) matter(s) mav attend SHIFTS 741-tSW. owned by you. This appeal Is an a copy ot tne contract aocu right to hold bids far slity IM) must pass township physic al. Ap- ients and oians Dv tne bngmee he mooting to give their com plications may M picked up a At ona of tha moti ra«pocttd LEGAL SECRETARY - Grow on the Secretary's calendar, and days prior to award of contracts. Ing young Middietown firm re- a public hearing has been or upon proper notice and pavmei All inquiries ara to M Irehoute on Thurs. nights be hloMechnologv electronlc. of a nonrefundable charge ot *-it Published by Order of the ween o-itpra ft on Sundays be- manufacturer! tn the nation, quires two experienced togel sec dered for August It, lOU et •: I directed to the Purchasing De- roterles. one with real estate aa P.M. prevelllng time. In V Dollars l,M 001 to detra partment et »l /m«oo. New Jersey Economic Develop- twoon W-Hnoon. Chief J.B. Frequency Englnearlng Lab- ost tnereol. ment Authority. or atorle. hat aarnad an out perlence and one with litigation Township Hall. 3lt Middle Ri___ By order of tha Board of Rac AUTO WRECKER DRIVER - experience. Call 747-geM. Hailet, N.J. at which time you Proposals must De made o The prolect(s) Include, but Handing reputation for both OOTS reation Commissioners of the 0 yrs. minimum exp. 1 to t p.m may appear either In person or ne standard H row sal forms in not limited to the lol lowing tachnological oMcaHanca and LIGHT PRODUCTION - Clean manner designated in the conCounty of Monmouth. weendevs, Sat s attorMto night by agent, or attorney end presan Ross w. Meghan, Chairman NJEDA APPLICATION * road calls. Includes general ser economic ttablUW Interesting work. Little Silver lo- In view of our continued success ROOTS any oblectlon which you ma documents, must MM cation. Call 141-MW ' enclosed m seated envelope James J. Truncor. vice station duties. Reference RED BANK requires a (ull time) sales assoclatj have to granting of this appeal tecretaryOlrector Name 1 Address of Appll required. Apply B ft O Gull we offer qualified can- tervlew ring tne name and address o ant: Robert l Janet McOutre didates clean, light work In a lor our Mens Furnishing and Sportswear de- This notice Is served upon Didder and tne name ot the August! HUM Holmdal, Tlt-HtO. LIGHT FACTORY ASSEMBL you by Order of the Board of Ronald Ryan, Vernan 1 Elaine pleasant environment. Shifts WORK — Piece work Msls, torn k on the outside, addressed t Chevalier. !» S. Holland Road AUTO MECHANIC — 10 year available art IAM*4:MPM partment. It you have previous line doming Adjustment. ne Mayor and borough Counc NOTICE minimum exp.. Import light welding skills desirable PHILIP J. BLANDA, JR The Commissioners of IM Holmdal. N.J. 07711. and 4:J0PM>lAM. It sales experience and enjoy traditional clothing ol ine Uorougn ol Hed Bank an Owner, Operetor or Manager pomeiiCf ow laoaV i MV Attorney for CO » FR Builder. must be accompanied Monmouth County Board of Elgc please call Our Red Bank store at 747-1800 to Inc., Appllcan lions will meet et their office In If other than Applicant): N/A reneflts for right person. Appl Apply In person at Our Per ^statement ot Consent ol iuret Description of Prelect: Ac H.0 OuH, Holmdal. 7W-I1S0. LUNCHEON COOK set up an interview. 2 evenings and Saturday August! til.I A surely company autnor the Court House. Monument sonnal Department tor a con 10-1 PM, tS.15 Hourly, woeki Street. Freehold. N J . on Tues- uislllen of land, construction of AVON — Not lust business, your vanlant interview tea to do business m the btateo building and site Improve. M/F. required. New Jersey, acceptable to tr day. August t. lets, at 11 A.M. to own business! Become an Inde- 234 Marlboro discuss all molten pertaining to menu to be used as an office pendent representlllve wit 741-4111 borougn ot Hed Hank and * a llltv. Avon, America's No. 1 direct FREQUENCY RESOLUTION # tJMJ- guaranty to the borougn oi Red MAINTENANCE PERSON — We shall ofler a competitive) salary, a fin* Aug.! UtO Protect Address: 144 Bad-sailing company. Good earnings Fulltime tor nursing home. Exp dt I I HLSULVfcO Dv tl 3ank tor not less than 10-o ot the ENGINEERING benefits package and growth opportunity lor man Place. Rad Bank, New Jer Call »7t-tlt! or 4714440 preferred. Ability to do carport lownship council ol the tow amount Did eacept that the bid say. ship ot Marlboro mat an. L ISO Other Public Noticts LABORATORIES try. painting ft plumbing a mutt the right person. arantv need not exceed Maximum Aggregate Pace AVON — interested In making Apply In person Mon.-Frl.. ••nance entitled $20,000 00 BROOK DALE Amount ol Issue: (1.000,000 eety money In your spare time 1 Central Avenue UHUINANLt * 14 UJ Farmlngdale. NJ 07727 with refi. Westwood Hall Hobro Equal Opportunity Employer m/t I ne award ot the contract lor COMMUNITY COLLEGE Aug. i 111.77 Soil Avon. Just In time to In Home Ml Bath Ava., AN UNUINANLb AMbNU nib worn will not be made until troduce our Christmas line Ca Equal Opportunity Employer LEGAL NOTICE M/P Branch. INO AN UKUINANLti MXIN tne necessary tunds nave been Notice is hereby given tha NOTICI TO BIOOBRI 7171114 ar 071-BHJ, IHt iALAMILi Ur- provided bv the Borouon of Red tne Board ot Trustees ol Notice Is hereby given the ULtMbANUbMHLOYttbU h in a lawful manner. Brook date Community College IHt lUnNbHI I he Borougn or Engineer re- win receive sealed bids at the by the Mayor and _. MAKLbUHU IWUJI serve tne ngnt to ream re a com- Purchasing Department. 7b'. ell of the Isrough of _ troduceo and passed on fir plete financial and experience Newman borings Noad, Lincrolt own, Monmouth County, raw reading and mat trie same D >l«temenl from prospective oid- New Jersey on August 22, 198. Jersey for the MUNICIPAL advertised according to la lets snowing tnat they nave sat- prevailing time, at which ti LANDFILL RESTORATION and bt I I HUH IHtN sfattoriiv completed work ol the and place, said bias will be pub opened and read In public at the sULvtu Itial tne same De co lalure required Detore nc iv opened and read on the tol EngllsMown Borough Hall, 1 SKJered tor tmal passage on A fur nisnmy proposal forms or spe- lowing item LUMtitH AND Main Street, EngllsMgam, New gust its, IWJ at u 00 p m at t cifications, or before awarding fcLfcC I HILALiUHPLIfcS Jersey on Thursday, August It, Marlboro Municipal Lompii contract contract documents may be ItUellOe.m. prevailing lime. |y/v lownsnip Drive. Maribo T ne nght is also reserved to examined and copies obtained a Contract Documents and New Jersey at wnicn lime reject any or all bids or to waiver ine Hurcnasing Department o Plant for the erspaead wert. pro- persons interested win De giv »nv informalities where such in- tiroofcdaie Community College a pared by Kevin P. Totun. P.E. an opportunity to De heard co ormaiiiy is not detrimental lo '6* Newman borings Hoed. Lin EngllshtMm Borough Engineer cerning said ordinance he best interest ot the Borougn crott. New Jersey on or atte of the firm of T k M Associates UI-rtHi-u H Y i niin ine rpgni is also reserved lo in uinsbtrg August**, ItU. consulting and Municipal engi- crease or decrease the Quantities mo securities in tne lorm o neers, have boon filed In the of M0 Accounting SZ5 Orlvawav 590 Handyman US Light Haulln, AY tb JlttUMJtU HV specified m the manner desig- a bid bond with adequate secui Ice oi said engineer et 10U High- SPECIAL RATES - I service. Construction HANDVMAN — Interior paint- CLEAN YARDS cilman Lerner nated m the specifications :•«.;:«. 10:00 Akl.AEAJSj2.po CINEMA I — MIDOLEBROOKI- Csll Today Krull (PGI 11:45. 3:00. 5:15, 7:30. Octooussv (PG) rain matinee Octopussy For Free, 9:45 1:00.MI.»:« CINIMA II — MIDDLIIROOKII — Every evening No-obllgatlon 1 Private School (Rl 1:00, 1:45, • Porkv's II IRI rain matinee 1:00. 7:00a»:10 Consultation 4:30.e:1),l:00.t:30 7:45.1:45 •> RT. HDRIVI-IN — RID BANK National Lampoon's Vacation RIO BANK MOVIES I — IRI 1:40, 11:10; Tha Outsiders IR) Krull (Pi) rain matinee 1:00. Porky's II (R) 10:10 7:15.1:45 LOSE 30 IBS. GET 15 LBS. FREE* I| Priianl ihu coupon il any Nutn/SyiUm Wnptit Loss Cintei lultd and ractive i 30 Ib weight Ion - prsgrim at th* tost of a IS !b program * Otter limited to mm clients only One discount per person E Covers program coils only ind no othsr ducounti will apply Eipifes 8/1?/R3 S S, STAYING ALIVE IB eML-Ti»m-i.aL-Ti»m-i.aL mm, MI. . Haa. m TINTON FALLS JAWS J-D 201-389-2420 •»- l**-W>Ml.t4»J.MB(Mi