NATION STATE WANTS FENWICK ANSWERS All-star pitcher Jack RESIGNS Vice President George Morris will have to wait a Former U.S. Rep. Milli- Bush urged two former while before he finds out cent Fenwick says she is White House aides to tell if the New York Yankees resigning as ambassador what they know about want to sign him. to a United Nations agen- the diversion of Iranian cy in Italy arms sale proceeds • Page 6A Page 5A The Register

Vol. 109 No. 103 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1986 25 CENTS Marlboro death probed Two mental health advocacy groups launch investigation At the same time, according to a recent department oversees state mental institutions. By JUDY HOLMES report by the Mental Health Association However, Reim declined to say when the The Register criticizing the way patients' medical conditions woman was last examined by a physician or if are monitored at Marlboro, the Office of the she had been under treatment for heart or lung MARLBORO — Two mental health advocacy Public Advocate also is investigating the case problems since being admitted to Marlboro on groups are investigating1 the death of a 38- of a 50-year-old woman who died more than Oct. 20. year-old female patient at the Marlboro a year ago — also of pneumonia — two months "All patients are seen by a physician when Psychiatric Hospital. after being admitted to Marlboro. they are admitted to Marlboro," Reim said. The woman was taken by ambulance to the In the most recent case, the woman was "There are no records of any exceptions." Freehold Area Hospital Sunday, after being identified by a Freehold Area Hospital Reim said the woman had an abnormal blood found unconscious by.staff members. She died spokeswoman as Donna D'Amato. sodium level when she was admitted to two days later because of pneumonia and a What officials investigating the death hope Freehold Area Hospital. buildup of fluid in her lungs, according to a to discover is whether or not D'Amato's A spokeswoman for Freehold Hospital's Freehold hospital spokeswoman. condition was known, or could have been pathology department said the woman died of The Mental Health Association of Monmouth known, to Marlboro hospital officials. pulmonary edema and bronchial pneumonia. County and the public advocate's office of the There was nothing in the health background Pulmonary edema occurs in people who have New Jersey Division of Mental Advocacy are or in observations made by Marlboro officials a history of a weak heart or in people who have investigating allegations that the woman's to indicate D'Amato had a medical problem, had a serious heart attack, according to a local medical condition may not have been properly said Norman Reim, spokesman for the New specialist in pulmonary medicine. In people monitored by physicians at Marlboro. Jersey Department of Human Services. The See MARLBORO, Page 4A Ocean links to sickness prompts bill ASSOCIATED PRESS EXILE LIFTED — Soviet Dissident Andrei Sakharov is being allowed to return to Moscow after nearly seven years of internal By MICHAEL PIKULA exile" in Gorky, a Soviet official said yesterday His wife, Yelena Register Correspondent Bonner, has been pardoned. NEPTUNE — As a result of 293 reported cases of illness possibly linked to ocean pollution, a state lawmaker said he'll introduce Kremlin lifts legislation to fund a study on the extent of bacteria contamination on the Jersey shore. State Sen. Frank Pallone, D-Monmouth, said he was prompted to draft the bill after state Sakharov exile health, environment and medical officials met with the environmental group Save Our Shores (SOS), this week and agreed that a medically Wife Bonner granted pardon valid and timely study must 'In- conducted to determine the medical risks of going into the By JOHN-THOR DAHLBURG ocean. Associated Press "There are Pallone, chairman of the Senate Committee countless others on Coastal Pollution, has pledged to apply for MOSCOW — The Kremlin $100,000 in a state supplemental appropria- said yesterday it has freed who remain tion bill in January, but Dr. Robert Dennis of dissident Andrei Sakharov SOS had said cost might run well over $1 from internal exile and incarcerated for million. pardoned his wife, making it The proposed study, which Has received an •possible for them to return to1 no reason other initial $90,000 commitment from the state Moscow from the closed city of than their desire Department of Environmental Protection, Gorky. . would be conducted over 20 days during the Deputy Foreign Minister to express their summer ofl987 at 20 different beach locations Vladimir Petrovsky 'said throughout the state in order to determine the Sakharov, G5, asked Soviet viewpoint. >» extent of ocean bacteria as a result of ocean leaders for permission to live in dumping and raw sewage discharge, Dennis CLUSTERS OF ILLNESS — Dr. Steven by his group, Save Our Shores, in 293 case Moscow and that his request Larry Speakes said. Berkowitz details clusters of illness identified histories treated by physicians. was granted. White House spokesman During a news conference Friday, Dennis Sakharov, a physicist and presented evidence supporting a direct cor- dehydration, vomiting and high fever. ocean to go swimming," said Dennis. winner of the 1975 Nobel Peace relation between ocean bacteria and the 293 Dennis revealed other reported clusters of Co-founder of SOS, Dr. Dennis Sternberg, Prize, was banished to Gorky in accompany Sakharov tc the reported cases of illnesses. cases in Point Pleasant, Belmar and Seaside said, "This is the environmental prpblem of the January 1980 after criticizing capital from Gorky, 250 miles Of the reported cases, 29 people who had Heights as a result of exposure to ocean century. It is the major problem in New Jersey the Soviet military inter- east of the capital. -/ been in ocean waters at Long Beach Island bacteria which included vaginitis, and a national problem as well." vention in Afghanistan a A family friend who lives in reported throat and respiratory sickness, 16 gastrointestinal and urinary tract infections, Sternberg proposed a solution to the problem month earlier. Moscow said Sakharov told reported throat and respiratory ailments in as well as sicknesses of the eye, nose and ear. of the increasing amount of ocean bacteria that His wife, Velena Bonner, him by telephone yesterday Bradley Beach and 7 people reported skin "These reported cases represent only the tip of would provide a state mandate for the second- joined him in Gorky, but she afternoon that he and Bonner disorders from swimming at Sandy Hook. the iceberg," Dennis said. "It is getting worse." ary treatment of all sewage discharge, as well was ablo to.return to Moscow would arrive "in. the early or Dennis, quoting the SOS report, described Dennis said that many people who contract as extending ocean dump sites from 12 miles on visits until 1984 when she middle part of next week." the case of an 11-year-old girl who "took infections and disease from ocean bathing are offshore to about 100 miles. was convicted of anti-Soviet several mouthfuls of water" while swimming not from the shore area and are not aware SOS, which is supported by nearly 7,000 slander and confined to Gorky. The friend spoke on con- in the ocean at Wildwood and developed "The public deserves to know what the risks people, has urged the public to call the Sakharov never has been dition of anonymity. Me said salmonella gastroenteritis, and symptoms of are when they send their children into the governer's office in support of the study. charged with a crime. Guri Marchuk, president of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, Petrovsky told reporters went to Gorky to talk with Bonner, 63, was pardoned by Sakharov about his return. Convinced of man's suicide the Supreme Soviet, the na- tional parliament, so she could See SAKHAROV, Page 4A Prosecutor to dismiss murder charge Lottery FREEHOLD — Prosecutor John A. Kaye has his arraignment, and his attorney, Thomas Kaye initially refused to assume Woo actu- decided to seek dismissal of the murder charge Smith II, said Woo was dead. ally was dead, waiting instead for confirma- against Ping Chu Woo, saying yesterday his Woo had been released Oct. 14 from the tion from New York authorities that Woo, The winning number drawn last night in New Jersey's Pick-It office is convinced Woo killed himself weeks Lottery was 271. A straight bet pays $242, box pays $40 and pairs Monmouth County Correctional Institute, indeed, had hung himself there almost a month before his indictment. Freehold Township, after his daughter posted to the day before his indictment. pay $24. The Pick 4 number was 5414. A straight bet pays $3,044 Yesterday, Kaye received that confirmation and box pays $253.50 .... The 68-year-old Woo, then of Howell, had $200,000 cash bail. Woo had been on a suicide been charged with the strangulation of his watch at the jail. in the form of photographs taken by New York wife, Sylvia, 64, as the two lay amid the authorities shortly after Woo was found The winning number picked yesterday in New York's Daily Number wreckage of their car following Woo's attempt His family since has said Woo died Oct. 27, hanging in his-daughter's home in New City. lottery game was 1-8-9. The "WinFour" number was 5-0-5-4 to crash into a bridge abutment. and the Rockland County, N.Y., Medical Exam- Kaye said the photos matched Woo's ap- The car missed the abutment, sailed more iner's .Office tentatively has classified the pearance, and on that basis has decided to sign than 100 feet through the air and landed just death a suicide, although it is awaiting further a consent agreement asking that the indict- off Interstate 195, police said at the time of the test results. ment be dismissed. The agreement is expected Index incident on Oct. 2. Police have said Woo was found hanging just to be placed on record Monday in Superior inside the front door of his daughter's home in Court. Ann Landers 7A Movies 7A Following the failed car crash, Woo took off New City, New York, after having written a his pants belt, wrapped it around his wife's "It's over." Kaye said yesterday, adding that, Bridge 6B Nation 6A suicide note. Woo since has been cremated. the bail money will be returnedto the family. Classified 6B New Jersey 5A neck and strangled her, authorities said. Woo called the strangulation a mercy killing, saying Kaye said Wednesday that county in- Comics 8A Obituaries 4A Asked if he believed Woo's bail should have vestigators would have traveled to New York Horoscope 7A People 2A his wife was seriously ill. been increased in order to protect Woo from The prosecutor's office, however, called it today if the photographs hadn't arrived. Jumble 7A Sports : 1B himself, Kaye said he would not second guess Woo had been married for 40 years, and was Television 7A murder, and a grand jury on Nov. 26 indicted the court, and that he probably would have Make A Date 7A Woo. But on Dee. 12, Woo failed to appear at living at the time of the auto wreck at 8 Doris handled the case the same way. Ave., Howell.

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after learning what had happened, Heroes of Young America" poll. Thanks, piano man scheduled an additional two She also was the only female. UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) — shows that quickly sold out. The "Teens are looking for an, Singer Billy Joel, rallying against second sale of tickets was limited alternative to the traditional male ticket scalping, made sure the last to four a person. role models. Ringwald plays the, were first during a concert by The 100 people brought forward vulnerable and sensitive charac- sending a Santa Claus to the worst Thursday night by a man in a ters showing the realities of seats to invite 100 fans to the best Santa suit were ushered to the adolescence," World Almanac edi- seats. seats reserved for Joel. tor Mark S. Hoffman said in a "Skin the scalpers. Those people Honor for the Cos statement today. have no morals," he said before The heroes, in order of selection, taking the stage at the Nassau NEW YORK (AP) — BUI Cosby are Cosby, Sylvester Stallone, Coliseum Thursday night. has been voted Top Hero in a poll Eddie Murphy, Ronald Reagan, Many fans who waited for hours of high school students asked to Chuck Norris, Clint Eastwood, in line for tickets in October were select the top 10 people in public Ringwald, Bob Lowe, Arnold unable to get good seats, or any life they admire most. Schwaneneggar and Don John- seats at all, because scalpers had Teen-age actress MoUy Ring- bought up large quantities. wald was No. 7 in the voting by The 18,000 tickets to two shows more than 6,000 students in the COMPILEDBY sold out within hours and Joel, seventh annual "World Almanac Christine A. Rowett Will the real Mona Lisa please smile? Computer researcher Lillian Schwartz said Thursday fromher original sketch and then built on Schwartz at bell Laboratories has home in Watchung that she used a that by introducing his own face. concluded that the Mona Lisa is a three-quarter profile of da Vinci Other experts are skeptical. "This self-portrait by Leonardo da and which is at an opposite angle theory seems very mysterious to Vinci, according to an article in to the Mona Lisa. The famed me. I don't really understand it." Arts and Antigues magazine. She painting was "flopped" so it said French art critic Pierre Daix. matched the eyes, hairlines, would line up. "As soon as it was "However, a painter's works cheeks and noses of the two below the eyes, I knew it could not somehow always resemble the portraits, and found them to be have been another person, that painter himself." Shown are from identical. The distance between Leonardo must have used left, a self portrait of the artist, the inner corners of the eyes, for himself," she said. Ms. Schwartz the Mona Lisa and the computer example, was less than 2 percent, said it is quite possible da Vinci comparision contrived by according to the magazine. Ms. used a male in a dress in an Schwartz.

All you need is love Spokeswoman Betty Hofer said standing ovation. Thursday the 25-year-old Two paychecks ^behind this LONDON (AP) — Former Beatle gospel-pop star learned the news season, the symphony announced Ringo Starr does not have to pay Wednesday. a new plan last week to cope with an extra $375,500 in alimony Miss Grant and husband Gary more than $4 million in debts. demanded by his first wife, an Chapman, also a singer, have been Among the cost cuts was cancella- appeals court ruled yesterday. married since 1982. tion of Wheeler's contract, but she The Court of Appeal overturned Miss Grant and Peter Cetera sang anyway. The amount of the a High Court ruling backdating to teamed up on the recent No. 1 pop contract was not made public. April 1979 an increase in Starr's hit, "The Next Time I Fall." Miss Santa Cory annual payments to his ex-wife, Grant's solo hits include "Angels" Maureen, 39. and "Everywhere I Go." MANILA, Philippines (AP) — The annual payments were President Corazon Aquino yes- raised in July from 44,000 pounds 'This song's on me' terday helped distribute toys (now the equivalent of $63,000) to NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Mezzo- donated by Australian youngsters 70,000 pounds ($100,000). soprano Kimball Wheeler's way to children at a government hospi- The appellate court said Starr, of spreading Christmas cheer is by tal. 44, who was divorced in 1975 and refusing to charge for her Social Services Minister Mlta is now married to actress Barbara performances with the financially Pardo de Tavera and wives of Bach, had "behaved with strapped New Orleans Symphony. othenCabinet members assisted outstanding generosity and pa- Mrs. Aquino in handing out the tience toward his wife." "1 was thinking about getting in the Christmas spirit," said Wheel- presents to more than 100 children ASSOCIATED PRESS The court said the increase in er, of New York. "It just seemed at the Philippine General Hospital. payments should be backdated WINNING COMBINATION — Dr. Ruth Westheimer joins Santa Claus and four-month-old Kevin Almairo like a good way for me to celebrate The presidential palace said to kick off the Toys For Tots' distribution for New Jersey. WYNY radio station executives dressed like only to April 1986. the holiday season by doing some- 3,000 dolls were donated by Aus- tralian children who responded to elves and Santa Claus to hand out gifts to children who are spending the holidays in the pediatric wards Little Amy on the way? thing generous." of Jersey City Medical Center in Jersey City and St. Mary's Hospital in Hoboken. The new, unwrapped Through Friday, she will sing a "donate-a-doll" project for poor NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Filipino youngsters launched in toys were collected in barrels at the 27 branches of Commercial Trust from Dec. 2 thorugh 18 and are (JUSIHV Mahler's "Songs of a to be distributed to needy children and youngsters in hospitals throughout the state up until Christmas. Singer Amy Grant is expecting her Wayfarer" under conductor October by Philippine Airlines, first child next summer, her Maxim Shostakovich. Her Qantas and the Australian Chan- Commercial Trust and WYNY, which airs Dr. Ruth's "Sexually Speaking" radio call-in show, both publicist says. performance Wednesday drew a nel 10 television station. sponsored the New Jersey effort the Toys For Tots program. THE WEATHER

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The Register • ' I want to change things so when the the board to achieve racial inte- Sbased organization, once We think that it is especially taxpayer gets up there, at least he gets an gration of the city's six elemen- again plans a silent, candle-lit appropriate this year when LONG BRANCH — Local ac- tary schools by next September. peace demonstration on peace between the two major tivist Milton Garr did it before, Garr and a few others say they Christmas Eve. It will be held nuclear powers looked as if it and thinks he can do it again — answer. »t would rather have a single cen- between 7 and 8 p.m. on Dec. 24 might actually come about. change the form of government in Milton Garr tralized elementary school built. in front of the Quaker Meeting Such a plan, which would achieve "At Reykjavik, we might the city, that is. Long Branch activist integration, is now under con- House at the intersection of Garr is spearheading a drive to Shrewsbury Avenue and Route really have reached a nuclear sideration by a subcommittee of agreement that would have hold a referendum that would give 36. Garr, 68, owner of Garr's Tours in the voters, but would be de- the board, and may be im- helped to assure that mankind residents the choice of keeping the plemented in coming years. How- Grace Schaffel, city's powerful mayoral post, or Matawan. termined by a special board of spokeswoman for the ecu- will have a future. This estimate composed of the mayor, ever, the board is under a state Christmas Eve, we will witness sharing the mayor's adminis- Under the current form of gov- mandate to integrate by Septem- menical organization, said, trative powers among a com- ernment, which is based on the two council members and two "For four or five years a for peace to encourage people school board members. ber and a new school cannot be mission that would replace the Faulkner Act, the Huhn adminis- completed by then. number of people have met for of all faiths to pray for the City Council. The commission tration has entire authority over As with the change in city an hour at the corner of peace of the world and for the would elect one of its five day-to-day city affairs. The government, Garr spearheaded a Garr, however, says he believes Sycamore Avenue and Route future of all mankind." members mayor, instead of the council can only vote on budgets drive that brought the current the board has no intention of current system by which the and pass ordinances. system into existence in the early creating a centralized school, de- mayor is elected directly by the Under a commission govern- 1970s. spite the fact that the board has Parkway to give out refreshments voters. ment, defined by the Walsh Act, begun to have its current schools each council member would be the Garr was dissatisfied with the appraised to determine how much OODBRIDGE — The a.m. New Year's Day, Jan. I. That's how it used to be 26 years chief administrator over one or way the school system was run they might be sold for. Garden State Parkway "The upcoming holidays are ago, when Garr helped spearhead more divisions of city government, back then and is again dis- He and other residents involved Wwill once again serve a time for people to share the the effort that changed the form of and would have the power to satisfied. This time, he and a in the drive have temporarily free coffee, tea and milk at its Joy of the season at parties and government to the system in cur- dictate policy within those small, informal coalition of resi- suspended their efforts to have a service area restaurants to family gatherings," said rent use. Garr says that back then, divisions. dents who are seeking the change referendum on the school issue. motorists over the Christmas Stanley. "With more people on he and his fellow activists were believe that too much money has They had started to' collect the and New Year's holidays, New the roads, it's even more im- disgruntled with commission Garr says he has nothing against been spent and too much wasted signatures necessary to force a Jersey Highway Authority portant for everyone to refrain members, who were involved in the current mayor and council, but by recent boards. referendum. But now they plan to Chairwoman Judith H. Stanley from drinking and driving. Our alleged mismanagement of city is dissatisfied with the distribu- ask the council to vote to hold a said yesterday. 'One for the Road' program is affairs. tion of power among them. Despite, the fact that voters referendum, as the Asbury Park For the 30th consecutive designed to give motorists an Over the years, Garr has rarely have rejected the annual school City Council did in November. year, the parkway will be opportunity to take a break But now, Garr says he wants the limited himself to a single area of budget ever since the current Either a specified number of sig- encouraging motorists to take a from driving and enjoy a hot council to be more powerful, so concern and still doesn't. His re- system was implemented, recent natures or a council resolution break from driving and stop in drink and return to the road that it is responsive to citizen •, cent announcement that he is boards have not trimmed their could mandate a referendum, and at any of the open restaurants refreshed and more alert." complaints. Currently, when resi- trying to change the form of budgets enough, Garr says. And Garr says having the council vote along the parkway for these To advise motorists of this dents air their gripes at public government came several months because most cuts the council would be "easier." free refreshments. program and the need to keep council meetings, council members after he began a drive to complete- makes to defeated budgets are are frequently unaware of the As for the change in city, gov- Motorists can receive re- safety in mind, toll collectors ly restructure the Board of Educa- restored by appeals to the state ernment, he and five other ac- freshments between the hours will present invitation cards to situations, and can do nothing tion. Instead of an elected board, Department of Education, the except recommend solutions to tivists already have 125 signa- of 9 p.m. Christmas Eve, Dec. drivers as they pass through Garr is seeking to have one that is board doesn't have to listen to the tures on petitions requesting a 24, and 9 a.m., Christmas toll plazas. All restaurants, Mayor Philip D. Huhn and his appointed by the mayor. In ad- voters, Garr claims. administration. referendum. They need a number morning. Dec. 25. Refresh- however, will offer free re- dition, school board budgets, equal to 15 percent of the voter freshments to all who ask And if board members don't ments will also be given out "I want to change things so which are subject to voter ap- listen to voters, Garr questions the turnout in the last general election between the hours of 9 p.m., regardless of whether they proval at school elections each — about 1,500 to 2,000 signa- have an invitation. when the taxpayer gets up there, worth of having elected boards. New Year's Eve, Dec. 31 and 9 at least he gets an answer," says spring, would no longer go before In addition, a number of coali- tures. Light accident ties up traffic HREWSBURY — One- curred when the operator of Goimtjr highways" hour traffic delays were the truck, Harvey Keel, Savan- Sreported on Route 35 nah, Ga., struck the light ex- Thursday morning following a tension while making a turn on one-vehicle accident in which the southwest corner of granted $2 million a truck struck a light extension which fell into the road and .Sycamore Avenue and. Route TRENTON — Senate leaders Sen. Frank Pallone Jr., D-Mon- blocked traffic. 35 at 9:10 a.m. this week announced that nearly mouth, said Thursday that the Police reported no injuries Patrolman Doug Wessell in- $2 million in funding for 16 trans- state has approved $487,000 in from the incident, which oc- vestigated. portation projects in Monmouth municipal aid grants for eight road County is included under recent projects in the 11th legislative grants of the state Transportation district, which he represents. Trust Fund. The projects in the 11 th legislat- Legislation may put end to bait fee Altogether, Monmouth County ive district receiving aid are: ecreational fishermen to .keep tabs on commercial highway and transit programs will $55,000 to Avon, by the Sea would no longer have to fishermen in New Jersey, receive $1,995,650 from the trust Borough for Washington & South pay a fee on the small particularly those from out- fund, according to State Sen. S. Station avenues. R Thomas Gagliano, R-Monmouth, $19,000 to Deal Borough for amounts of bait they cutch of-state. under a bill passed by an Sen. Frank Pallone, D-Mon- senior member of the Senate Atlantic Avenue. Assembly committee this mouth, sponsor of the bill, said Transportation Committee. $24,000 to Highlands Borough week. state fish bait fees would be Transportation Commissioner for Locust Street. Under the legislation, ap- more affordable for state resi- Hazel Frank Gluck announced that $69,000 to Interlaken Borough proved this week by the As- $15 million for the municipal aid for Gassmere Avenue. dents and out-of-state fisher- grant program under the trust sembly Energy and Natural man. New Jersey residents $43,000 to Loch Arbor Village Resources Committee, New fund has been made available for for Ocean Place. would pay between $10 and 197 projects statewide, the sena- Jersey! fishermen who trap $50 instead of $100 and non- $100,000 to Manasquan killics and sell them for bait tor said. ' Borough for Brielle Road. residents would pay $100, in- Among the Monmouth County would be exempted from pay- stead of $1,000. $77,000 to Ocean Twp. for West ing a fee if they use fewer than projects slated for municipal grant Park Avenue, East of.Rt. 18. five traps called killie pots. DEP studies show that funding are Union Avenue in $100,000 to Sea Bright Borough ' Currently, New Jersey resi- fishermen who use more than Freehold Borough; Bethany Road for East Orange Avenue. dents pay $100 for a license to five killie pots sell the bait they in Holmdel Township and Hazlet Senator Richard Van Wagner, catch bait for commercial trap. Pallone said the current Township; the Beers Street inter- D-Monmouth and Middlesex, an- purposes and non-residents fees are two high for com- section and High Bridge Road in nounced state approval for five must pay a fee of $ 1,000. mercial fishermen, many of Manalapan Township; and Lar- transportation improvement Recreational fishermen who whom trap bait and fish only chwood Avenue in West Long grants totaling $519,000 for the use up to two killie pots and on a part-time, occasional Branch borough. 13th Legislative District. don't sell the bait they catch basis. The municipal aid grant pro- The grants, funded through the are exempt from the fee. The bill has already been gram was designed to help Transportation Trust Fund, are The state Department of En- passed in the Senate and is municipalities finance $145,000 for Holmdel and Hazlet vironmental Protection con- pending in the Assembly fol- maintenance and resurfacing pro- townships for the Bethany Road tends the license is necessary lowing approval in committee. jects for local roads. and Beers Street intersection; This year, 916 applications were $129,000 to Union Beach for Sec- submitted representing more than tion 1 of Momingside Avenue; $100 million worth of proposed $100,000 to Matawan for Section 2 College, union continue negotiations projects. Under the proposed sec- of Aberdeen Road; $99,000 to THE REGISTER/CARL D. FOHINO ond phase of the Transportation Keansburg for Section 3 of Shore IDDLETOWN — "It's a good sign that we're Trust Fund, municipal aid state- Boulevard, and $46,000 to Aber- Negotiating between here talking," he said. wide will increase to $40 million. deen Township for Church Street. M bargaining units . of A contract dispute has been Finishing touches Brookdale Community College ongoing between the two sides and its faculty members con- for the past 14 months, and Tom Johnson, left, and Nancy Morris help Dana Yannelli tinued into the early morning faculty members have worked decorate his gingerbread hSuse in a cooking class at Keyport Kamin to coordinate hours today, as negotiators High School recently. said they were pleased at the without a contract since June night's progress. 30. According to faculty The college has proposed Bayshore development negotiating team co-chairman across-the-board salary in- TRENTON — Arthur Z. Kamin Gary Lavorgna, the two sides creases of $ 1,000, $2,000 and 7 Planning chief to resign of Fair Haven has been appointed were hammering out wording percent during the next three The city's first phase Of major director of the Bayshore Develop- in the contract. years. , By STEPHANIE GLUCKMAN oceanfront redevelopment plan is ment Office set to open in Atlantic Highlands in January, said state The Register near completion. The first phase includes the proposed Ocean Place Department of Community Affairs commissioner Leonard S. Coleman Keansburg council OKs contract LONG BRANCH — Saying he Hilton hotel and convention center, targeted for the Garfield Jr. has seen the city through its Kamin, former president and EANSBURG — After more contract is a stipulation that initial, turbulent redevelopment Park area. The Planning Board the borough purchase uniforms was instrumental in having the editor of the Daily and Sunday than a year of negotia- efforts, Planning Board Chairman Register of Shrewsbury, will help tions, the Borough Council for CWA members in the Charles E. Polk said yesterday he area declared "blighted" so that K the city could acquire it by emi- coordinate economic development last night ratified a two-year borough's streets and roads wants to hand the reins of power nent domain and solicit develop- in nine municipalities included contract agreement with local department. In the past, each' to someone else. under the Bayshore Redevelop- members, of the Communica- employee in that department Polk has decided not to seek a ment proposals. tion Workers of America. The second phase of property ment Plan. was given an annual allowance seventh consecutive term as board Communities involved in the Under the terms of the new of $660 for the purchase of chairman. At a recent board meet- acquisition and planning is under- contract, borough CWA way for areas adjacent the Hilton plan are Aberdeen, Atlantic High- uniforms. ing, he cast his vote for Howard lands, Hazlet, Highlands, members will receive a 7 per- "We fought hard to keep that Woolley Jr., who was unani- tract. cent pay increase in 1986, and Polk added that he has grown Keansburg, Keyport, Matawan, allowance for them (streets mously elected to become chair- Middletown and Union Beach. Arthur Kamin an 8 percent increase in 1987. man Jan. 1. weary of serving as chairman. The agreement is retroactive to and roads employees) and we "When you have served on any- "I really think the Bayshore is a would have liked to have got- Polk, who has served on the dynamic and vibrant area in Mon- Jan.' 1, 1986, when the union's board since 1963, said he re- thing for a long period of time, it previous contract expired, said ten them a little more," Gall gets tiring," he said. mouth County and in the state, ty Affairs, has been named assis- said, "But the majority of the mained chairman for six years and I'm glad to see that the tant director. CWA' spokeswoman Margaret "for continuity purposes" while Gall, records bureau clerk with CWA members are satisfied Polk, who served a total of 12 Department of Community Af- The new state office will offer with the agreement." sweeping plans to redevelop the years as chairman, said he has fairs, Governor Kean and Com- technical assistance for attaining the Keansburg Police Depart- South Broadway area emerged. ment. Gall thanked Mayor Walter been professionally retired for missioner Coleman have placed regional development funds and "But it's pretty well stabilized five or six years, and does not such importance on its future," serve as advocate with the state In turn, union members Farley for pressuring local of- now. The Hilton hotel is about to ficials to settle the dispute so want to be saddled with volunteer Kamin said of his appointment on Bayshore projects, said state agreed to drop a request for be realized. The oceanfront re- responsibilities. "I just plain don't yesterday. additional, holiday and va- that CWA workers would re- development is resolved. Let spokeswoman Janet Mali. cation days, she added. ceive pay raises in time for the want to hold any office anymore," Ronald J. Martinides, New Kamin currently serves as a someone else do the next phase," he said. "That's the bottom line." Providence, a professional plan- Also contained in the new Christmas holiday. he said. "We're through the first member of the Rutger's University ner and former department direc- Board of Trustees and the Rutger's phase. Someone else needs to Nevertheless, Polk plans to tor for the division of housing spearhead it to give it a little new complete the rest of his term — with the Department of Communi- University Foundation Board of thinking." which amounts to two years. Overseers. 4A The RegUter SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20.1966

and Soviet leader Mikhail S. bomb, won the Nobel Peace Pri« Sakharov can actively Join the and not in the facility's medical Gorbachev called Tuesday and for his advocacy of human rights. scientific Ufe of the Academy of unit, Fongemie said. Sakharov - told them they could return to One reason may be a desire to Sciences," Petrovsky told a Marlboro - He also said an "unusual inci- dent" form was filed in connec- •* Continued from Page 1A Moscow without conditions. mute Western criticism of the Foreign Ministry news conference Continued from P»oe 1A She said Gorbachev discussed a Soviet human rights record and its called about the Soviet nuclear tion with this case. In London, Soviet Ambassador who have a weak heart, Arthur Rosenberg, deputy di- letter Sakharov sent him last treatment of those who disagree test moratorium. pulmonary edema can occur as an Leonid Zamyatin said the Feburary in which he appealed for with the government. He said the Kremlin's decision rector of the public advocate's Sakharovs probably would be al- U.S. Ambassador Arthur advanced form of chronic heart office, said the circumstances better treatment for dissidents "took into account the fact that failure, he said, adding that a low lowed contact with Western and "prisoners of conscience." Hartman praised the action as "a academician Sakharov has been surrounding the case warrant journalists in Moscow. Mrs. Yankelevich said the fam- wonderful development and one staying in Gorky for a lengthy blood sodium level occurs when further investigation When asked by a British Broad- ily learned of the decision which we applaud." period of time." large amounts of fluid build up in The Mental Health Associa- casting Corp. interviewer whether Wednesday in a telephone con- He said the Soviets deserve the body. tion's recent report claimed that Sakharov could apply to emigrate, versation with the Sakharovs, but credit for moving toward "accep- Before being sent to Gorky, The woman's death certificate the lack of adequate monitoring Zamyatin said: "I don't think he is honored his request to say nothing table behavior" on human rights, Sakharov and Bonner challenged did not say if a heart attack may have resulted in the death going to leave the Soviet Union. He until later. but he reminded the world of other the Soviet human rights record, triggered the pulmonary edema, last year of a 60-year-old woman wanted to work, and he has a White House spokesman Larry people still divided from spouses censorship and foreign policy. however, complete results of the who was admitted to Marlboro for chance to work." Speakes said in Washington: "We or imprisoned for dissident ac- When he won the Nobel Peace autopsy performed by the chief depression after she had at- Sakharov has said he does not welcome this as a personal victory tivities. Prize, she went to Oslo, Norway, to pathologist at Freehold Area Hos- tempted suicide. want to leave his country. of courage for the principles of Sakharov has a heart condition, accept it. pital were unavailable late yes- The report said because the In Newton, Mass., Bonner's 86- human rights that the two have and Bonner has suffered heart, leg Bonner joined dissident Yuri terday. woman had cerebral palsy, she year-old mother, Ruth Bonner, publicly exemplified in the Soviet and eye ailments. She was allowed Orlov in founding the Helsinki Victor Fongemie, clinical direc- was treated in the hospital's said: "They've been enduring life Union." to spend six months in the West, Watch group, which monitored tor at Marlboro, said the facility medical unit. practically alone for seven years. He added, however: "There are including the United States, for Soviet compliance with human has a unit for patients who have According to the report, before It has been horrible for them." countless others who remain in- treatment and returned last June. rights provisions of the 1976 Hel- chronic medical problems, but the woman entered Marlboro she She lives in Newton with Yelena carcerated for no reason other There has been speculation that sinki agreements on European se- that the hospital does not treat was able to walk and feed herself. Bonner's daughter, Tatiana than their desire to express their both are in failing health. An curity and cooperation. patients who have acute medical Two months later, the woman lost Yankelevich, and her family. viewpoint." element in the decision to end their illnesses. a considerable amount of weight, Yelena Bonner's son, Alexei Se- Petrovsky did not say what banishment could have been that The group has disbanded be- "When there is a clear need for she was dehydrated, her fever myonov, 30, lives in Westwood, prompted the act of leniency better medical treatment is avail- cause all but three members were medical care, patients are trans- was not monitored, medication another Boston suburb. toward the couple, the Soviet able in Moscow. imprisoned, exiled or had ceased ported to local hospitals," was ordered but not given, and no Mrs. Yankelevich told reporters Union's best-known dissidents for "Both academician Sakharov their activism. Orlov was released Fongemie said. respiratory care was given de- a telephone was installed in the a decade. Sakharov, who helped and Mrs. Bonner can return to earlier this year and allowed to The woman who died was living spite a diagnosis of pneumonia Sakharov's apartment Monday, develop the Soviet hydrogen Moscow, and academician emigrate to the United States in an intermediate care cottage and emphysema. OBITUARIES William Knight Helen I. Keelen Brian A. Berardi Congo Jones, local horse trainer Berardi, Brian A. Haddad, Nowara ONTARIO, Ca. — William WANAMASSA — Helen I. MIDDLETOWN — Brian A. T1NTON FALLS — Congo Jones, worked for Gerald Balding in Jellrey, Margaret G. Knight, 87, died Monday in On- Keelen, 80, died yesterday in Jer- Berardi, 24, died yesterday in 76, of Tinton Falls, died Wednes- England for several years In the Janet, Congo tario Community Hospital, On- sey Shore Medical Center, Nep- Kiverview Medical Center, Red day in Riverview Medical Center, same capacity. Keelen, Helen I. tario, Ca. tune. Bank. Red Bank. In 1962 he founded the Congo Knight, William Mr. Knight resided in Highlands Born in Newark, Mrs. Keelen Born in Hoboken, Mr. Berardi Born in Tinton Falls, Mr. Jones Jones School of Horsemanship in Langley. Annette M. for many years before moving to resided in Keansburg before mov- resided in Seacaucus before mov- was a lifelong Jersey Shore resi- Middletown where he trained race Martingaro, Margaret the west coast five years ago. ing to Wanamassa 24 years ago. ing to Middletown seven years dent. horses for 26 years. Sauvage, Virginia B. He had been a commercial artist She was a communicant of Our ago. He had been a horse trainer for He was a member of the before his retirement. He was a Lady of Mount Carmel Roman He was a salesman with the C.V. Witney Stables and the Shrewsbury Avenue Mae Zion Scriven, Patricia A. Church, where he was a member Simon, Lillian member of the F. & A.M in Catholic Church in Asbury Park. Norwood Distributors in Belford late Joan Pay son, a former owner Kearney for 60 years. Her husband, Edward F. Keelen, for two years and as a mechanic of the New York Mest. He also of the laity counsel. Williams, Eleanor M. Surviving are his wife Katherine Wolff, Francis Surviving are three daughters, died in 1977. with the Oak Hill Shell Station for Joan Rebuck of Pennsylvania, Surviving are three sons, Ed- the past two months. Jones; two sons, Gary Jones and Shirley Clark of Ontario, Ca. and ward F. Keelen Jr. t>f Atlantic He was a 1980 graduate of Margaret 6. Jeffrey Grant Jones of Tinton Falls; a Lois Ignotis of Edison; and eight Highlands, David F. Keelen of Middletown High School North daughter, Deborah Collier of Red Virginia B. Sauvage grandchildren. Keansburg and John A. Keelen of and a member of the Middletown MONROE TOWNSHIP — Bank; eight grandchildren; and The Stone Funeral Home, Up- Kingwood, Tx.; a daughter, Janet Police Auxiliary and the Mid- Margaret G. Jeffrey, 63, died one great grandchild. HARRISBURG, Pa. — Virginia dletown Volunteer Fire Depart- Thursday in Freehold Area Hospi- The Childs Funeral Home, Red B. Sauvage. 74, died Thursday at land, Ca., was in charge of ar- Keelen of Wanamassa; a sister, rangements. Dorothy Comerford of Highland ment. tal. Bank, is in charge of arrange- home. beach, Fla.; a brother, Frank He was a communicant of St. . Born in Sea Bright, Mrs. Jeffrey ments. She was a member and active Margaret Martingano Hertig of Weatherly, Pa.; and nine Mary's Roman Catholic Church in resided there before moving to volunteer of St. George's By The grandchildren. Monroe 38 years ago. River Episcopal Church in KEYPORT — Margaret Mart- New Monmouth. Francis H.Wolff The John E: Day Funeral Home, Surviving are his parents, She was a member of the First Kumsorc. ingano, 94, died yesterday . in Presbyterian Church in Kiverview Medical Center, Red Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- Ronald and Amelita Barra COLTS NECK — Francis H. —She was- a nursery School Berardi; a sister, Sharon Pyles of Jamesburg. Wolff, 71, died yesterday in Col- teacher and homemaki Miller's Port, Ohio; his paternal' Her husband, Robert E. Jeffrey, tjnvbia Presbyterian Medical ( Her husband, Vivian Sauvage, Born in Naples, Italy, Mrs. Mart- died in 1983. HerdaugrtierrCaro^ ingano resided in Brooklyn, N.Y. Lillian Simon grandmother, Helen Berardi of Center, New York City. - predeaceased her; Seacaucus; and his maternal A. Mattson, died this year. Born in Newark, Mr. Wolff re- Surviving are a son, David C. for many most years before mov- RED BANK — Lillian Simon, 89, Surviving are three daughters, ing to Keyport 12 years ago. grandfather, John Barra of Las sided in Cranford before moving Sauvage of New York City; a of Red Bank, died yesterday at the Vegas, Nev. Janet M. Curtis of Monroe Town- ti» Colts Neck 14 years ago. daughter Carol S. Carl of Har- She was a communicant of St. Medi Center, Red Bank. ship, June H. Jeffrey of North Joseph's Roman Catholic Church The John F. Pfleger Funeral ' He was a senior partner in the risburg, Pa.; and two grand- Born in New York City, Mrs. Home, Middletown, is In charge of Brunswick and Beverly Jeffrey at law firm of Wolff, Helies, and daughters. in Keyport. Simon resided in Paterson before home; a sister, Lily Nicoletti of Her husband, Andrew Mart- arrangements. Duggan in Red Bank for the past The Kimmel Funeral Home, Har- moving to Red Bank 14 years ago. Lincroft; and three grandchildren. nine years: He was a member of risburg Pa., in charge of arrange- ingano, died in 1980. She was a member of the Con- The M. David DeMarco Funeral Surviving are two sons, the American Bar Association, the ments. gregation B'Nai Isarel and its Home, Monroe Township, is in New Jersey Bar Association and Salvatore Martingano of Matawan Sisterhood in Rumson. He was a Eleanor M. Williams charge of arrangements. and Gerald Martingano of Mid- the Middlesex' and Monmouth 254A Death Notice member of the Hadassah of Red RED BANK — Eleanor May County Bar Associations. He was dletown; a daughter, Rose Lopez Bank and a former member of BERARDI - Brim A. 24 yre. of MkMWown of Port Monmouth; a brother, Williams, 76, died Thursday in Patricia A. Scriven also a member of the New Jersey on D«>M is. 1986 Beloved Km ot Ronald Hadassah in Paterson. Kiverview Medical Center, Red Trial Lawyers Association and the and Amelita Barra. Devoted bfother of Sharon Joseph Perino of Brooklyn, NY.; Her husband, Henry Simon, died Pylea Dear grandson of Mrs. Helen Berardi two sisters, Florence Molfetto of Bank, after a long illness. BRONXVILLE, N.Y. — Patricia Federation of Insurance Counsel. and Mr John Barra. Funeral Monday at 9:15 in 1957. Born in Middletown, Mrs. Wil- Ann Scriven, 29, died Thurdsay in He was certified as a civil trial a.m. from the John F. Ptleger Funeral Home, Brooklyn, N.Y., and Marie Ferrara Surviving are two sons, Martin lit Tlndall Hood. New Monmouttl, N J Maai of Long Island; nine grand- liams resided in the Red Bank area New York Hospital, New York attorney in 1983. ol Christian Burial will be offered at SI. Mary's S. Simon of Long Beach Calif, and all her lire. RC Church, New Monmouth. at 10:00 a.m. children; ami ton great-grand- Dr. Lester D. Simon of Little City. Entombment, Mount Olivet Cemetery. I 4 She had been a domestic before Born in Jersey City, Ms. Scriven He was a 1966 graduate of Seton town. Visiting Saturday and Sunday. 2-4 and 7 Silver; a daughter, Grace her retirement. 9 p.m. __ ^y al Home, Key- Bigeleisen of St. James, N.Y.; nine resided there and in Bayonne Hall University School of Law. He port, is in chargeorawangements. She was a member of the Stitch before moving to Bronxville six was admitted to the Bar of New j LANGLEY - Annette M of Little s*mj grandchildren; and three great- and Chatter Club of Red Bank. months ago. Jersey, the U.S. District Court arid December 19. 1966 Mother ol Gregory tfii. grandchildren. and Coryn Jane King. Sister of Mrs. Shirley Annette M. Langley She was a member of Pilgrim She was an attorney, for the law the United States Supreme Court Bodine and Mrs Katharine Bruder. Funeral The Worden Funeral Home, Red Baptist Church in Red Bank, firm of Skadden, Arps, Slate, in Utiiii. / Mass Tuesday. 9 a.m. SI Jamas RC Church. LITTLE SILVER — Annette M. Bank, is in charge of arrange- where she served on the Dea- Meagher and Flon for the past —' Red Bank Visitation Monday. 2-4 and 7-» p.m. Langley, 68, died yesterday at ments. In 1966, he received the Man of at the John I. Day Funeral Home. 65 Riverside coness Board, and was a member year and a half. Prior to that, she the Year Award of the New Jersey Avenue. Red Bank. , home. of the Missionary Society and the Born in New York City, Mrs. had been employed by the Em- Defense Association in recognition Nowara Haddad Women's Club. She was also the mett, Marvin, and Martin law of his distinguished service in the JONES —Congo, ol 61 Spnngdala Ave. Tinlon Langley resided in Little Silver for Pastor's Aide. Falls, on Dec 17. 1966 Devoted husband of the past 32 years. PARLIN — Nowara Haddad, 81, office in New York for three years. insurance and legal profession. Katharine Loving father of Gram and Gary Jones and died Thursday in South Amboy She was a member of the Dea- She was a member of the New He was a member of the Cran- Deborah Collier Grandfather of eight and great She had been president of the coness Union where she served as grandfather ol one Funeral service Monday at 10:30 Jersey Marine Company in Red Memorial Hospital, South Amboy.. York Women's Bar Association. ford Elks Lodge. a m Rev Andrew Foster officiating Interment at Born in Salt, Jordan, Mrs. Had- treasurer of Monmouth and adja- She was a 1975 graduate of St. Uonmoulh Memorial Park in Tinlon Falls Friends may Bank for over 20 years before her cent counties. call at the funeral home Sunday 6 to 9 p m in lieu of retirement in 1985. dad came to the United States in Dominic's Academy in Jersey City. He was a communicant of St. 'lowers, please make donations to the Shrewsbury Surviving are her husband, She was a 1979.graduate of Mary's Roman Catholic Church in Avenue Mae Zion Church building fund in the name She was an associate director of 1970, settling in Jersey City ct Congo Jones Arrangements by the Childs Funeral Midlantic Bank in Neptune. before moving to Parlin five Pilate Williams; a daughter, N.Y.I), and a 1982 graduate of Colts Neck. Home ol Red Bank months ago. Bernice Williams at home; a foster N.Y.U. Law school. She was a former member of the son, Douglas Forbes of California; She was.a member of the Na- Surviving are his wife, Dorothy SCRIVEN - Patricia. Ann of Bronnville. New Red Bank Better Business Bureau. Her husband, Issa Haddad, died York, on December 18. 1966. Daughter of in May. a foster daughter, Anita Forbes of tional Organization for Women. J. Klein Wolff; two sons, Ronald F. Thomas E., and Barbara. Sister of Thomas. She was a communicant of St. California; four brothers, John Surviving are her parents, Wolff and Gregory Wolff, both of Robert, and MarybeWi Qrandaughter of Elea- James Roman Catholic Church in Surviving are two sons, Sami nor Nolan -Funeral mass Monday. 11 AM. Holy Haddad of Hazlet and John Had- Derrickson of Detroit, Mich., Rob- Thomas E. and Barbara Scriven of Colts Neck; a daughter, Linda Cross RC. Church, Rumson. Visiting hours Red Bank. ert Derickson of Jersey City, Sea Bright; two brothers, Thomas Mark of Davison, Mich.; two Saturday. 7—9. Sunday. 2—4. 7—9 PM at the Surviving are a son, Gregory A. dad of I'assaic; four daughters, John E. Day Funeral Home. 65 Riverside Ave- Nagla Haddad and Asma Haddad, George Derickson of Neptune and Scriven of New York City and brothers, William Wolff of . • nue. fled Bank. In lieu of flowers. Donations to Langley Jr. of Shrewsbury; a William Derickson of Red Bank; Robert Scriven of Monmouth Rahway and Harold Wolff of Si Francis freinds of the poor. 135 West 31st daughter, Coryn Jane King of both of Mission Hill, Ca., Samira St., New York. NY 10OO1 are preferred . four sisters, Helen Harris and Beach; a sister, Marybeth Scriven Clearwater, Fla.; a sister, Ruth Little Silver; two sisters, Shirley Qaqish of Parlin and Salwa Qum- nuih of. Matawan; 43 grand- Blanche Porter, both of Red Bank, of Bayonne; her maternal grand- Trautvettcr of Colonia; and four WILLIAMS — Eleanor M. age 76. of 106 Bodine of Norwood and Kathryn Quetta Jones of Lincroft Ada mother, Eleanor Nolan of grandchildren. Leighton Ave . Red Bank, on Dec 18. Beloved wife of Ajuder of Garden City, Long children; and 28 great-grand- Pilate Williams Mother ol Bernice Williams Foster children. Mackey of Philadelphia, Pa. Sayreville. mother of Douglas and Anita Forbes Sister of eight. Island; and six grandchildren. The Higgins Memorial Home, Funeral Monday I p m at Pilgrim Baptist Church The The John E. Day Funeral Home, The John W. Mehlenbeck Fu- The Edward E. Jackson Funeral The John E. Day Funeral Home, Rev, Miilard Hams officiating Interment at Shoreland neral Home, Hazlet, is in charge of Home, Neptune, is in charge of Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- Freehold, is in charge of arrange- Memorial Gardens. Keyport Friends are invited to call Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- arrangements. •' ments. ments. at the church Sunday 7-9 p m ments. arrangements.

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AUTHORIZED DEALER BROOKCALE AMERICAN ATRIUMS INC. COMMUNnY COLLEGE. CALL YODAY FOR A FREE ROOM' CATALOG SUCCESS STARTS HERE! 290-1260 An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Institution NEW JERSEY SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20,1986 5A DIGEST Fenwick to retire from public life By ART DANIELS modesty, I can't see who would be interested" Associated Press Writer in her memoirs or views. Her idiosyncracies and reputation as the II NEWARK — In the 77th year of a colorful House conscience proved interesting enough to rr*s and distinguished life, former U.S. Rep. Milli lead "Doonesbury" cartoonist Gary Trudeau cent Fenwick says she is resigning as am- to base the character of Lacy Davenport on the bassador to a United Nations agency in Italy tall, thin grandmother of 11. to retire from public service and return to her But she insisted, "I can't see any more public palatial New Jersey home. life for me." r jifc^t Although she says she is through with public Instead, she will return to her 50-room life, quiet retirement seems incongruous with French Provincial home in Bernardsville and this outspoken, pipe-smoking patrician whose enjoy family and friends. tenure in Congress earned her a reputation as Her father was financier Ogden Uaggerty the conscience of the House of Representa- Hammond, at one time U.S. ambassador to tives. Spain, and her mother was Mary Picton Ms. Fenwick, who will be 77 by the time she Stevens, granddaughter of the_Jounder of ends her stint in March, has served since 1983 Stevens Institute of Technology inHoEolTeTi. as U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Food and She married in 1932 and had two children, Agricultural Organization in Rome, overseeing but the marriage failed in 1940. She has not efforts to begin agricultural programs and . remarried. distribute food in developing nations. Before family trusts made her indepen- "I've decided that on the first of March I candor and pipe-smoking, which continues at dently wealthy, she modeled for Harper's must go home," she said in a telephone five bowls a day. In lofty oratory, she would Bazaar magazine and spent 14 years as a State postpones Millstone site tests interview from Rome on Thursday. "I've been rise on the House floor to attack pork-barrel writer and editor at Vogue magazine. thinking about it for almost a year." legislation and special interests. ILLSTONE TOWNSHIP also will return. "I get awfully tired," she said. "I have a new "Sam Rayburn said, 'To get along, go She also served in the state Assembly and (AP) — State en- A Superior Court Judge in pacemaker. I'm just not as spry as I used to be. along,'" she said of the former powerful House several appointed state positions before de- vironmental officials Freehold decided Friday to But I suppose I have very good health. I don't speaker. "Well, I never went along." feating Thomas H. Kean, now New Jersey's M , As for the future, there may be a book. canceled a Friday morning postpone a hearing on a suit stay home with colds." governor, in the Republican primary for the visit to a proposed toxic waste challenging the constitutionali- The elegant multimillionaire served two "A number of publishers have contacted 5th District House seat, which she won and incinerator site that protesters ty of the way the commission is terms in Congress, enchanting all with her wit, me," she said. "But with a certain amount of held for four two-year terms. had blocked with 40 to 50 cars choosing sites for hazardous and trucks. waste storage and incineration. Richard Gimello, executive Judge Alvin Yale Milberg was director of the Hazardous scheduled to hear a case con- Waste Facilities Siting Com- 27.400 jobs cut cerning Millstone and East mission, said . the. tour was Greenwich townships. called off because of wet ground and the possibility of a Milberg met with attorneys AT&T workers ponder fate as layoffs announced drill truck getting stuck. representing the townships and the commission and then 27,400 jobs from its workforce of 40 percent of the workers have said Zuhirah Rasulalah, a word But Millstone Mayor By DANIEL J. WAKIN 321,000 nationwide as part of a been notified and the rest should, processor in the network support Seymour Littman said he adjourned the case until Jan. 7 because, he said, he wants to Associated Press Writer restructuring program. learn of their terminations by the services department in Parsip- thought the cancellation had The cuts will affect 9 percent of end of 1987. pany. A letter sent to employees more to do with the 75 to 100 review it further. "was kind of ambiguous about Workers for New Jersey's larg- the company's management ranks "We really don't know much," local citizens who showed up to Gloucester County Superior and 8 percent of non-management who it would affect." Court Judge Edward S. Miller est corporate employer face a protest the testing. game of job roulette following workers. Gimello said state inspectors on Thursday consolidated the AT&T's announcement that the New Jersey, headquarters to will return to the site early in East Greenwich case with the company will lay of 8.5 percent of AT&T's seven major subdivisions, PRISM ENTERTAINMENT & JAM. the morning Monday and Tues- Millstone case and directed its workers nationwide. is home to 50,000 company em- day to complete their tests. them both to Milberg for a . "I don't feel secure at all," said ployees. Littman said the protestors decision. Sharon Lucas, an administrator in John Skalkow, an AT&T pnnnt the service department of AT&T's spokesman, said it was impossible marketing offices in Parsippany. to determine how many Workers THE ANNUAL Public advocate hires black lawyers "There's just no telling — they will be let go, but by applying the ROCK ft ROLL don't really communicate much to nationwide percentage to New RENTON (AP) — To rem- Monmouth County Bar As- you," she said Friday. Jersey, 4,320 jobs would be lost in CHRISTMAS edy past gender and racial sociation President Martin The communications giant on the state. SHOW Tdiscrimination in his agen- Barger, Slocum criticized what Thursday announced it would trim Company officials said nearly cy, the state's new public ad- he described as a lack of vocate has replaced several "female, black and minority white males with blacks and deputies" within the public To Benefit women as the heads of county defender's office. Toys for Tots & N.J. Needy public defender offices. "Whatever methodology was "I think we have a good employed to identify and place Featuring The J.A.M. Band overall affirmative action into office high caliber indi- and SPECIAL GUESTS rate," department spokesman viduals to serve as deputies, Al Drake said Friday. "The those methods ostensibly dis- m concern is confined to the top criminated against female,* SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21,7PM '=>TMAS management positions." black and minority em- mv HUMS*! While some of the changes ployees," the letter read. N O Alfred Slocum made since COUNT BASIE THEATRE 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank Slocum was responding to a Tix: $10 at all TICKETMASTER outlets, 1-800-862-8080 being appointed in July were letter Barger wrote to Gov. done to reverse a pattern of Thomas H. Kean. complaining New Years Eve or Box Office 201-842-9002 hiring he says discriminated that Slocum appointed a depu- against females and minorities, ty public defender for Mon- he has also promoted a number mouth County without consult- Dining of white males to top positions. ing the county bar. Slocum, who is black, was away from his office on Friday Of th'e 280 lawyers employed and could not Ijr reached to by the public defender's office, Outrageous Dinner Specials comment. 24 are black males, 16 are In a recent interview with black females, 75 • are white • Lobsters • Steaks the New Jersey Law Journal, females and the rest are white • Veal he said the changes were due to or Hispanic males, said Drake. "personality ... rather than to In April, four months before systemic or management" Slocum took over, there were problems. 22 black males, 12 black But in an Oct. 20 letter to females and 71 white females. Jersey consumer prices dip slightly EWARK (AP) — Con- home upkeep costs were down Give Her Our Best sumer prices dropped in 0,3 percent and home Each present leaves our store gaily New Jersey last month, furnishing and utility, costs wrapped and ready to go right under your N Christmas tree Holiday shopping can be despite an overall national in- declined 0.9 percent, Ehrenhalt crease of 0.3 percent, federal said. another ioy ol the season when you do your officials reported Friday. Natural gas costs were 1.6 Christmas present-ing at Rumson Roulette Lower housing, electric and percent lower and electricity Clothes and gifts for Christmas giving natural gas costs combined to costs were down 0.3 percent, push the Consumer Price Index although fuel oil costs in- Rtimson in northern New Jersey down creased 1.1 percent. Gasoline 0.1 percent, said Samuel prices declined 1.6 percent, the J' Roulette Ehrenhalt, regional com- Ehrenhalt said. missioner for the Bureau of The overall cost of food rose Labor Statistics. 0.1 percent; restaurant meal In the Philadelphia- costs increased 0.6 percent but CLAM HUT southern New Jersey region, grocery prices dipped 0.2 per- cheaper food and energy costs cent. Will Reopen led to a 0.2 percent drop in Over the past 12 months, prices in November — the inflation in the New York FRIDAY second month in a row prices metropolitan area, which in- dipped, federal officials re- cludes 12 New Jersey counties, ported. has climbed by 2.4 percent, DECEMBER 26» In northern New Jersey, Ehrenhalt said. Foot of Atlantic St., Highlands, N.J. Celebrate New Year's Eve-Serving Lunch & Dinner LAST CHANCE TO SEE Beneficial to sell some subsidiaries The Red Bank Ballets' EWARK (AP) — poration" to purchase all of i Beneficial Corp. an- Beneficial's operations except THE NUTCRACKER! nounced yesterday it will its property and casualty in- Thank You selNl most of its insurance group surance businesses. Make your holiday season and its credit subsidiary in a News reports last week had major restructuring effort to said that Wesray Corp., a This "thank you" entitles a Clam Hut favorite customer one to remember with restore the company to private investment banking to a 10% discount on food during the months of Dec., this full length fantasy profitability. firm based in Morristown, was Jan. & Feb. tale, featuring spectacular The sale could generate a serious bidder for Beneficial. We want you to know we appreciate your patronage scenery and professional about $ 1.4 billion, about half of Beneficial also said it will which would come in the form" and would like to see you during our "relaxed" winter dance corps. consider selling other segments months. of repayment of Beneficial ad- of the company outside con- vances to its subsidiaries. Part sumer finance services, but did of the funds will go to reduce not say which ones. Come & enjoy dining short- and long-term debt and with us year round. Ideal for children funding growth in Beneficial's Proceeds from the restruc- and families. profitable consumer finance turing also will go toward a businesses, the company said. repurchase of a so far un- *10 Adults, *7 Child/S.C. The announcement, which determined amount of common CALL 291-1284 stock. Sunday, Dec. 21. 4 p.m., 7 p.m. Red Bank came in a letter to share- FOR WINTER HOURS holders, did not name any Aside from insurance Regional High School buyers. divisions, Beneficial said it will HardingRd. Later in the letter, Beneficial sell Beneficial National Bank Not Valid 12/31/ 2/14 or on specials, said its board had rejected two USA, the company's credit with Credit Cardsor any other promotions. For tickets call 530-9340 offers from "a major U.S. cor- card subsidiary. or Available at the door NATION/WORLD SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20.1986 Mora MXs, Mldgetman DIGEST Reagan builds up missile arsenal Reagan to keep CIA's Casey on job weapons' survivability. The train launchers dubbed the Peacekeeper by the administration By NORMAN BLACK would be scrambled from Air Force bases over — is the largest land-based missile ever built ASHINGTON (AP) — covery. AP Military Writer the regular commercial rail network in the by the United States, carrying 10 indepen- President Ronald Re- Outside experts pn brain event of a crisis. dently targetable warheads. surgery who are not associated The first 10 of the 50 MX missiles authorized Wagan has no plans to WASHINGTON — President Reagan, mov- The Midgetman missile already is being replace CIA Director William J. with the case said Casey developed as a mobile weapon, to be carried on by Congress are to be activated later this probably will be hospitalized ing to expand modernization of the U.S. month in refurbished Minuteman silos at F.E. Casey, a spokesman said yes- nuclear arsenal, decided yesterday to step up specially configured truck launchers. terday, as doctors expressed for at least another week or 10 The two programs, if approved by Congress, Warren Air Force Base, Wyo. days, and then might well face work on a small, single-warhead missile and The sources said the president would try satisfaction with Casey's re- also buy 50 more giant MX missiles to be could cost as much as 165 billion and would covery from surgery for re- extensive radiation treatment signal a marked shift in the United States' once again to obtain the second 50 MXs by or other anti-cancer therapy. placed on railroad cars and shuttled from base tying that program to the Midgetman — a moval of a brain tumor that to base in times of crisis. policy of nuclear deterrence. most likrty was malignant. Casey's surgeons reported Unlike the Soviet Union, the United States small, single-warhead missile that Congress A statement issued by finding "a lymphoma which A written White House statement and has never deployed a mobile, land-based has endorsed. appears treatable," Pentagon officials said the small missile, Georgetown University Hospi- intercontinental missile, relying instead on The Pentagon would prefer not to buy the tal described the 73-year-old presumably meaning the tumor nicknamed the Midgetman, would be mounted underground silos. was malignant. Results of on mobile launchers, either at existing missile Midgetman as a single-warhead missile be- Casey's condition as stable and Reagan was said to have made his decision cause of its expense — by some estimates, up said his "post-operative re- further tests, not expected bases or "in random movement." Calling the MX and Midgetman programs final yesterday morning during a White House to $60 billion to gain 500 warheads, compared covery is progressing satisfac- until next week, should help meeting with Defense Secretary Caspar W. resolve that question. "an integrated package" in the president's with roughly $20 billion for the same number torily" one day after his opera- Weinberger and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. of warheads atop 50 MX missiles. tion. While Casey is absent, .the plan to modernize the U.S. nuclear weapons force, the statement mentioned no numbers of The president's plan is sure to set off a new Neither physicians nor CIA CIA is being directed by his political confrontation with Congress. The Since assuming office in 1981, Reagan has officials would comment deputy, Robert Gates, a new weapons to be pro3uCBd:— overseen the most extensive modernization But Air Force Brig. Gen. Charles A. May, a legislative branch, in the course of a four-year further on Casey's condition or specialist in Soviet affairs who battle, has slashed the administration's re- program for nuclear weapons ever undertaken prospects for complete re- joined the CIA in 1966. top official in the modernization program, told by the United States. In addition to the MX and Pentagon reporters that the administration quest for 100 of the giant MX missiles in half while directing the Pentagon to turn to the Midgetman missiles, that program has fea- intended to ask Congress for another 60 MX tured the retirement of old Titan missiles; the missiles and up to 500 of the smaller Midget- Midgetman as the next-generation nuclear Forbes buys Einstein letter missile. construction of 100 new B-1B bombers, to be man weapons. followed by the new "Stealth" bomber; and the EW YORK tAP) — the need for an atomic pro- Under the president's plan, the MX missiles The sources described Reagan yesterday as determined to secure congressional approval development of a new, more accurate Trident Publisher Malcolm Forbes gram. Szilard wrote two letters would be deployed on rail cars in hopes of submarine missile. Nyesterday paid $220,000 of different lengths, and Eins- overcoming congressional concerns about the for the second 50 MX missiles. The MX — for a version of the letter that tein signed both. Albert Einstein sent to Presi- On Oct. 11, the longer letter dent Franklin D. Roosevelt, was sent to Roosevelt. He re- Bush wants answers; urging him to pursue the sponded by setting up the possibility of an atomic bomb. committee that ultimately re- Vietnam's pragmatists Before yesterday's sale, of- ficials at Christie's auction sulted in the Mi ahattan Pro- new counsel sworn in house had estimated the letter ject. uncertain of their path The letter that was sent is in would go for $40,000 to factories and other local units $60,000. the collection of the Franklin By ROBERT M. ANDREWS By PETER ENG D. Roosevelt Library in Hyde power tp make their own de- The. letter was written in Associated Press Associated Press cisions. 1939, when Hungarian-born Park. Forbes said he would place the letter he purchased in He took over the city, for- Leo Szilard asked Einstein's WASHINGTON — Vice Presi- HANOI, Vietnam — Jmerly Saigon, soon after the help in convincing Roosevelt of his gallery on Fifth Avenue. dent George Bush exhorted two Pragmatists have eased the Communist victory of April former White House aides yester- revolutionaries aside at a time 1975 in the war against South day to tell what they know about of economic crisis, but it re- Vietnam and the United States. the diversion of Iranian arms sale mains unclear how radically In his numerous speeches, proceeds to N'icaraguan rebels, they can or want to alter a however, Linh has not set forth while newly appointed indepen- Communist Party that was for- a comprehensive view of where VOYAOIRUPDATIi dent counsel Lawrence E. Walsh med for war and has never Vietnam should go economi- promised "a fair and thorough known peace. cally or how many capitalist investigation." One new direction that ap- practices he is prepared to As President Reagan flew to pears certain is transferring adopt to get there. A long Camp David, Md., for a weekend control of the economy away political report presented at the respite from the tangled con- from the central bureaucracy. congress was vague about what troversy engulfing his adminis- Nguyen Van Linn, who did reforms would be proposed. tration, the House Intelligence that successfully in Ho Chi Those adopted since 1979 Committee grilled Attorney Gen- Minh City, was named party have decentralized some indus- eral Edwin Meese III about the Lawrence Walsh: chief at the sixth party con- trial decision-making and Iran-Contra connection. sworn in gress that ended Thursday. provided agricultural incen- Bush urged two former White Linn, now 71, gave individual tives. House aides to "answer just one key question" before Christmas. Declaring that "the country IRAN cannot wait any longer,'' Bush said that question is whether the ARMS former national security aides, America's Biggest Hero ATLANTIC TWIN Vice Adm. John M. Poindexter and DEAL is back...and ATLANTICHIGHLANDS 291-0148 Marine Lt. Col. Oliver L. North, ALL SEATS $2.50 Voyager and pilots doing fine told Reagan about the diversion of He is not happy. Iranian arms sales profits to the to interrogate Meese on what he •Y SU OJAVE, Calif. (AP) — PST with only one large band Nicaraguan insurgents. knew — and when — about GOT MARRIED" »«,•„, Past the halfway mark of bad weather between Voy- "I am satisfied the answer will diversion of Iranian arms profits Mof its record-breaking ager and the Atlantic. It was be 'no'," Bush said in a speech to the anti-government Contra SOULMN odyssey to circle the Earth about seven hours from the prepared for delivery in Alumna, guerrillas in Nicaragua. LIVES without refueling, Voyager coast of Cameroon, he esti- Iowa. "The people will know then, STRATHMORETWIN cruised over Africa yesterday mated. to the last man, that our president Walsh, 74, sworn in as indepen- HWY 34 ABERDEEN 583-4141 with plenty of fuel to get the Concerns that the plane has told the truth." dent counsel at the federal ALL SEATS $2.50 historic plane home to Cali- might run out of fuel before it The vice president said Poindex- courthouse a few blocks from Capitol Hill, is a former prosecut- t Disneys fornia, spokesmen said. could return to Edwards were ter and North are "at the center of "LADY AND Meanwhile, the doctor who a terrible controversy. And only ing attorney, U.S. district judge, THE TRAMP" IQI allayed when a check of fuel deputy U.S. attorney general and had said pilots Dick Rutan, 48, logs revealed a 700-poiind dis- they know all the facts, all the lOf«rt/t*UtlOf«rt/t*UtiiC MAXIM and Jeana Yeager, 34, risked a details: Well, you have a right to president of the American Bar crepancy in Voyager's favor, Association who was a U.S. &S&S3SS.3 ' SOULMN hearing , loss because of spokesman Gary Gunnell said know them, too. We all do." malfunctioning equipment said negotiator at the Vietnam peace yesterday. Meese refused to answer re- SAT.- SUN. MATINEE AT 2 he apparently had ov- porters' questions before he de- talks in Paris in 1969. erestimated the extent of the Ferg Fay, a retired Rockwell The three-Judge panel of the International space shuttle en- livered a speech in Baltimore in problem. advance of a closed-door appear- U.S. Court of Appeals that ap- gineer who has worked as a ance before the House Intelligence pointed Walsh expanded the man- Meteorologist Len Snellman volunteer on Voyager, said the Committee in midafternoon. date for his criminal investigation IF YOU'VE NEVER SEEN A said the plane was aided by a weather over the Atlantic At least one panel member, Hop. beyond the immediate con- 14 miih tailwind as of 9 a.m. looked perfect. George Brown, D-Calif.. was eager troversy . 'STAR TREK' MOVIE, WHY ON EARTH ARE YOU MISSING ALL THE FUN? "A gritty winner! 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DECEMBER 20! 1986 The EcgUter 7A LIVING Movie Timetable Send 'Martha' on her way Dear Ann Landers: A year ago get my bank statement. — Information lor Ida movla BmeiaMe la provided KT t CIWMA ill- IWD BANK MOVKt I — I bad a mild heart attack. I am TIRED OF DEAFENING by theater operauxa Since mo«»e are auijteci to H» Heartbreak Ridge (R) 7:25. 9 50 fine now. My doctor gave me the RED BANK MOvlt M — SILENCE Stand By Ma (RJ 7:38. 9:25 word to continue with all my ssssnsssa. 0,^0.™,^ SHREWSBURY regular activities. DEAR TIRED: Here's your "Golden Chid (PO-I'SF 1:30. 3:30. 5:30. 7:30. The problem to a friend who zinger. I hope it jogs a few STHATHMOKI CINEMA I 9'30 SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA II— telephone* twice a day to see If thousand young folks into action. UN^A^ET Lrtlla Shopol Horrora (R) 1:45,3:45.5:45.7:45. Awful, isn't it? Heartbreak RkJoa (R) 7:25. «50 9:45 I'm "all right." Last week LVKIC I THfATm — CINCMA CCNTRC4— SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINCMA III "Martha" called and no one Ann Dear Ann Lander*: I have been AK-Mala Adult FHnu (XXX) conttauoua from Patriot (R) 7:30. »:2S Crocodaa Dundee (PQ-13) 2.4.8. 8.10:00 noon through 11:30PM. LOWO BRANCH MIDDLESEX COUNTY answered. She became panicky reading your column for many LVNIC II THEATRE — LONO MANCHI — EDISON and called all oar mutual Landers years and enjoy It. I especially AN-Oul Adult fllm« (XXX) continuous from Star Track IV (PQ) 7:45. 10:00 MENLO PARK CINCMA I — noon through 11 30 P.M. PARK CINCMA — LONO BRANCH II — Star Trek IPO) I. 3:15. 5:30. 7:45. 10 00 friends. Next she telephoned my like to see reruns of the old Two Hot New Straight FUmt (XXX) contlnuooa Tha OokHn Child (PQ-13) 7:30. 9:30 MENLO PARK CINEMA II — neighbor*. Finally she called the gems. My favorite Is attached. from noon through 1 f 30 P.M. MI0OLET0WN Children of a laaaaf God (R) 2,4:45.7:30.9 45 ATLANTIC HIGHLAND* UA MIDDLETOWN I — hospital to see If I bad been I'll bet there are many others ATLANTIC CINEMA I — Llttla Shop ol Horrora (PO-13) 1 45. 3:45. 5:45. CINEMA I — brought In. Martha is much too emotionally who would appreciate seeing it F». Walker (PO1 2:00. 7:19. 9 15 7:45. 9 45. 11:45 Golden Child (PG-13) 2.4, 6.8.10:00 ATLANTIC CINCMA II — UA MIDDLCTOWN II — CINEMA II — I was furious when ahe told me tied up with you — or she is short again. And don't forget, Ann, Stand By Ma (Rj 2:00. 7:30. 9 20 Thr.. Amlgoa (PO-13) 1. 3. 5:10, 7:20, 9:20, Heartbreak RldaJR^2. 4:45. 5:45. 7:25. 9:45 11:30 ~7 COUNTY what she had done. We had quite of friends and needs to foster an your audience changes. A few COMMUNITY I — UA MIDDLETOWN III — a row. She said I didn't ap- intense relationship to fill in the million have never seen It. 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I'm glad you asked. Here it is: FREEHOLD CINEMA t — 12:00 12:00 their graduation and wedding An American Tin (Q) 7 15. 8:45 UA MIDDLETOWN VII — RUTOERS PLAZA CINEMA IV — doing 24 hours a day. Please FREEHOLO CINEMA I — No Mercy (RI2. 4. 6. S. 10. 12 00 Three Amlgos (PQ) 2. 4. 8. 8. 10. 12:00 invitations. RUTOERS PLAZA CINEMA V — comment. — SLOW BURN IN Golden rules for living Star Trek (PQ) t. 3:10. 5:20. 7:40. 9:50 Lady and tha Tramp (Q) 1. 230. 4:00. 5:30. CONN. Will you please remind them 1. If you open it, close it. SCAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA II — 7:00. i 00 FR^H^S.NEMAT Heartbreak Ridge (R) 2. 4:45. 7:30. 9 50 HUTQERS PLAZA CINEMA VI — DEAR BURN: Cool off and then that it doesn't take any longer 2 If you turn it on, turn it off. Star Trafc IV (PQ) 7:40. 10:00 MIDDLEMOOK I — No Mercy (R) 1 20.3:20. 5:20. 7:25.9:40.11:4S have a quiet talk with Martha. Tell to write a short note of thanks 3. If you unlock it, lock it up. RT. 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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20.1986 Hoop season tips off Bucs defense keys victory

By JIM HINTELMANN The Register Girl's LITTLE SILVER — Red Bank Regional had an off-year in girls Basketball basketball last season with a 10-12 record, but this season could be dif- ^—^—"-^^-» points of the half with Wright ferent if ye»- scoring four and. Julie Lieb the t e r d a y ' s ||UC8 44 other two to go in front, 24-21. Wright scored again to open the Division Falcons 88 third quarter. Monmouth managed North victory to narrow the lead to a point twice over Mon- more. The last time was 30-29 on mouth Regional is any indication. a short jumper by Joslin Stanton. The taller Bucs controlled both Red Bank regained control here backboards and its defense forced with Wright scoring three straight a flock of Monmouth turnovers. basketsto open it up to 36-29. The Bucs took the lead for good late in the second quarter and then Monmouth's Linda Hayes hit a held off several Monmouth come- free throw, but.Nicoletti dropped backs. in two fouls shots for a 38-30 "We're not big," Red Bank coach spread. Steve Johnson said. "But Mon- Linda Hayes scored on a re- mouth made us look big. They are bound and free throw to close it to one of the few teams in the divsion 88-33, but Nicoletti drove in for that is smaller than us. two points and Lunz hit on a "We had everyone back from rebouind to make it 42-33 with last year," Johnson said. "So they 3:40 left. Monmouth never got are a lot easier to work with, and closer than six thereafter. they are working very hard." "I expected a tough battle;" The Bucs used the solid scoring Monmouth coach Kathy Fox said. of Erika Wright and Kerri Lunz. 'We don't have any height and Both girls scored 16 points, most that hurts us. Red Bank played us from undereneath. tough last year also." "They are the main scorers," "Monmouth has super guards Johnson said. "And Gina (Nicolet- and shot well," Johnson added. ti) and Melissa (Bowie) are doing "We'll have trouble with them the the ball-handling for us. Gina and next time we play them, Melissa are our best defensive Red Bank plays at Ocean Town- players. They know what they are ship Monday and then it will doing out there." compete in the Buc Holiday Classic starting Saturday. REGISTER STAFF PHOTO The game saw the twe- teams "Middletown North is the team traded baskets through most of FIGHTING FOR THE BALL — Monmouth Regional's Colleen Kruse Monmouth Regional fight for the ball in action from yesterday's game to beat," Johnson said. "I think we the first half. The lead changed were seeded (second) too high in (21) Erika Wright (42) of Red Bank Regional and Julie Lieb (41) of in Little Silver Red Bank Regional won, 44-38. hands 12 times with Monmouth that tournament." having its biggest lead at 13-10 Linda Hayes, Colleen Kruse and and 21-18, the latter on two on Joslin Stanton all scored 10 points two baskets by Stacey Hayes. for Monmouth. Giants, Packers The Bucs then scored the last six See Hoop, PageSB ~to renew rivalry Kornegay resigns Clubs meet today for 46th time as Hawks coach suspended for today's game. By JONNI FALK By JIM HINTELMANN Monmouth played about a dozen The Register Lofton allegedly had been in- Division I teams in the 1982-83 volved in a similar offense several The Register season and finished at 12-17. The years ago but charges were never Hawks went Division I in the KAHT RITHERFORD brought against him. In the mean- Perhaps it is only fitting that the WEST LONG BRANCH — Ron 1983-84 season and fell to 6-21. time, defensive back Mossy Cade Kornegay resigned yesterday as Starting with that season, Mon- Green Hay Packers should help the went through a similar ex- Now York Giants close out one of head basketball coach at Mon- mouth is 28-61 including this ' perience, and nose tackle Charles moUth College, citing the team's season. In three years of Division their • most successful sejisons. Martin was suspended for two After all, the I'ackcr-Giant rivalry 1-6 start this season. II play, Monmouth was 65-23. games this year for a late and Assistant coach Ron.Krayl, 41, dates back to 1928 when the world dirty hit on Chicago quarterback "At this time I feel it is best that was different. someone else take over," the 39- will act as interim head coach, and . ,Iim McMahon. year-old Kornegay said in a state- Kornegay will stay on as. assistant Even the National Football "We are going to prepare for the ment. "Right now the program athletic director, a position he has League was different in those Giants' game as best we cart," an needs to go in another direction."• held for five years. days. There was only one division obviously crushed Gregg said. Kornegay expected a better The 1-6 start is the next to with 10 teams in it. There were no "This is a distraction, and we want season, with three returning worst in the school's 30-year wild-card playoff teams, and the to do away with the distractions. starters and a solid recruiting basketball history, said Joe Super Howl wasn't even a twinkle In fact, it's a tremendous'disrup- year, but the Hawks ran into hard Favorito, the school's sports in- in I.amar Hunt's daddy's eye. tion." times with poor shooting, injuries formation director. , and poor rebounding being the The Giants and Packers split The Giants have had distrac- Monmouth College enjoyed two games in 1928. The major reasons. , great success in NAIA, and tions, too. However, they center One of Kornegay's freshman Providence Steamrollers were de- about the success the team has Division II and III competition,- clared league champs with an recruits, Mike McNeil of before electing to enter Division I been having. Media coverage of Monsignor Donovan, is out for the 8-1-2 record. The second place the team has about doubled. competition in 1982. •Frankford Yellowjackets finished season due to illness, while That's something which does not another player that Kornegay was It was felt at the time that it with an 11-3-2 mark. The Packers please Coach Bill Parcells. were fourth and the Giants were counting on, 6-7 junior college would take the Hawks about four fifth. Parcells repeated everyday this transfer Dennis Still, has been a or five years to build up a solid week that, he will stay with his disappointment. . Division I program. When Mon- The Packers and Giants go at it first team all the way today. The With the exception of freshman mouth failed to show any im- for the" 46th time in Giants game will be played as if it were an Harrie Garris of Central Regional provement this year, Kornegay Stadium today, starting at 12:30 important game^n the middle of and 6-10 Chris Van Dinten, Mon- made the decision to step down. (Channel 2 and WNEW-Radio). the season, he insisted. That mouth's shooting from three- Kornegay,'a 1969 graduate of Green Bay leads the series, means- that normal substituting point range has been exceptionaly Monmouth College, was a guard 25-18-2. When the game is over, will take place, but nobody will get poor. for the Hawks and holds the the 4-11 Packers go home. The extra rest. team's basketball scoring record 13-2 Giants rest for the playoffs, Monmouth's only victory this with 2,526 career points. He was hopefully with a 14-2 mark and "I want to get Jim Burt back in season was against Division III twice named All American guard the home field advantage for those there because he needs the game William Paterson and the Hawks ASSOCIATED PRESS by the National Association of playoffs. work," Parcells said. "I'm going to failed to impress in that contest. Intercollegiate Athletics and, was play, the best guys to give us the Kornegay had expressed con- Green Bay coach Forrest Gregg's MAN WITHOUT A TEAM — Jack Morris, shown here talking to an Associated Press honorable best chance to win. We're going to cern and disappointment with the mention in 1969. attempts to make this an import- play a full 16 games. They're going reporters at a news conference Thursday, is a man without a team. Hawks' slow start and had talked ant game for his Pack got side- to have to want to play every The Philadelphia Phillies rejected his offer yesterday and the New about resigning at the end of the He was assistant coach from tracked Thursday in another game to win for me. That's the York Yankees said they would wait before making a decision. For season if Monmouth was unable to 1969 to 1976 under Bill Boylan internal mess. This time, star wide only way to play the game I details, see page 2B turn it around,"* but yesterday's and took over as head coach prior receiver James Lofton was resignation came as something of to the 1976-77 season, posting a charged with a sexual offense and See Giants, Page4B a surprise. 129-130 record. Hoop view '86 Three-team battle looms in newly aligned 'C Division A three-team race shapes up in inexperienced with only two let- and rebounding than we've had in "St. Rose and Freehold should The backcourt will be patrolled by McCann said. the newly aligned "C" Division termen back but coach Bob Hum- the past." be the teams to beat," Nappo said. 5-10 junior Sean Dettlinger and McCann feels that the division with St. Rose, Freehold and Shore mel thinks the Bulldogs can finish The big players being tounted ST. ROSE 6-2 senior Don Codey. will be extremely competitive Regional all being given good at least with a .500 mark. upon by Nappo are 6-5 Kevin BELMAR - St.Rose coach Pat McCann feels that the Purple with four or five teams having a chances of winning. Manchester is a possible dark Pierson and 0-3 Joe Centanni. McCann hopes that a year's ex- Rose's strength lies in their depth., chance for the title. He thinks that St. Rose lias a young team, but horse with three starters return- "They're both good rebounders," perience for most of his key The people that will comprise that Shore and Freehold are the teams most of its players saw consider- ing while Monsignor Donovan and he said. players will result in a much quality depth are co-captain Jim to beat: able action as sophomores last Pinelands are rebuilding. Centanni and Mark Pallotta better team than last year's 5-20 Gowen at guard, Mike Murphy, FREEHOLD year. Freehold had.a promising, SHORE REGIONAL (5-10) are expected to ,be the mark. also at guard, Steve Zengel at FREEHOLD- Freehold coach but inexperienced team returning, WEST LONG BRANCH — with leading scorers. The other re- "Last year we started three or center and Mike Crimen, also at Jack Kuhnert does not know how but the Colonials have been hit by seven returning^ lettermen, Shore turnees are Greg Jacobson (5-10), four sophomores every game. I am center. his team will play at this point a variety of mishaps and may not Regional coach(.Joe Nappo goes Chris Brignola (6-2), Mike Scerbo hoping the team has matured," This season marks the Purple because the Colonials are suffer- be at strength until February. into the season with expectations (5-10), Larry Kennedy (5-10) and McCann said. Roses' first year of being eligible ing from tremendous injury Shore Regional could have one of a winning year. The Blue Devils Steve Reisler (5-10). McCann is counting heavily on for the "C" Division title. "In the problems. of its better teams with seven were 9-14 last year. Also hoping to get some playing his four returning starters.The past our kids had a hard time The Colonials were short of lettermen back and the Blue Devils "We should do better than last time are sophomore Joe Nappo Jr. returnees in the front court are maintaining their interest. Com- available bodies tor last night's should be in the race all the way. year and be a contender," Nappo (6-1) and senior Frank Pota juniors C.J.Simmons, 6-3 forward, peting in the conference should key divisional clash at Shore Re- Rumson-Falr Haven Regional is said. "We have a little more size (5-10). . and Robert Barnes, 6-3 center. help our kids keep their interest," See Preview, Page3B 2B The Register SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20,1986

Sports briefs Gooden hopes things get better Gooden said he has received World B. Free meets with Philadelphia By FRED GOODAU. calls from friends and teammates Associated Press who have inquired about his well- ILADELPillA — Cleveland played the first three seasons being and expressed their support. He admitted that he holds some Cavaliers free-agent of his 11-year NBA career with ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — New guard World B. Free has bitterness as a result of the inci- P the Sixers. He averaged 23.4 York Mets pitcher Dwight Gooden, dent "because nobody wants to go met with Philadelphia 76ers points in 75 games last season, arrested last weekend after a officials, according to a through this." But he said he holds moving him to No. 6 among brawl with police, said yesterday no grudge against Tampa, where published report yesterday. active NBA career scorers. For that "nobody wants this kind of The Philadelphia Daily News he was born and raised. his career, Free carries a 21.6- attention, but hopefully in due "I still like Tampa," he said. "I'd quoted unidentified sources as point scoring average and a time things will get better." saying Free met with Sixers like to continue to make it my 45.8 percent shooting mark. Gooden, flanked by his at- home." owner Harold Katz, general torneys and agent, spoke publicly manager John Nash and Coach Free earned $675,000 last Ehrlich has claimed police used season, but the Cavaliers did for the first time since the Dec. 13 excessive force in the arrest, beat- Matt Guokas at Katz's incident left him with minor In- suburban home. not pick up an option for ing Gooden with nightsticks and $725,000, the newspaper said. juries and charged with disorderly flashlights. Police contend the The newspaper said it was conduct, resisting arrest with vi- not known if Free was offered Instead, the Cavaliers offered Mets pitcher was a resisting of- Free a one-year contract at olence and battery on a police fender whose profane language a contract. officer. Nash today declined com- $400,000, agreeing to guaran- and threatening behavior at the ment. tee half of it, the Daily News The 1985 Cy Young Award scene prompted the use of force. Free, 33, is a 6-2 guard who said. winner was also cited for careless driving after his silver Mercedes The FBI has started an in- was stopped for a possible traffic vestigation of the arrest to de- McVea arrested on cocaine charge violation and he and four compa- termine if Gooden's civil rights nions scuffled with Tampa police. have been violated. The local OUSTON — Former pro chapter of the NAACP is also L.J. DeAnda said. Gooden began a news con- looking into the case. football player Warren All three men remained in jail ference at the office of his agent, HMcVea and two other men today, DeAnda said. Jim Neader, with a brief statement Attorneys have been meeting were arrested at an apartment Police said the 40-year-old wishing everyone "Merry this week to try to reach a on charges of possessing co- McVea had been under in- Christmas" and urging that calm settlement of the charges pending caine, police say. vestigation for about six prevail in Tampa where racial against Gooden. Ehrlich and Cac- Investigators arrested the months after receiving a tip he tensions were heightened by his ciatore said reports that a com- three yesterday and charged allegedly was selling crack. arrest. promise may be imminent are each with possession of a con- Police tried to arrest McVea "Let's be safe for the holidays wrong. trolled substance, police said. last week, but couldn't because and enjoy it with your family and "No deal has been consum- "They had just finished cook- he had moved from the apart- everybody," the 22-year-old mated. There is no deal being ing up (cocaine) when we went ment that was searched, Col- pitcher said. "And I'd like to worked out," Cacciatore said. "All in," Sgt. J.W. Collins said. lins said. apologize to my neighborhood." that's occurred is there's been "(McVea) was in the bathroom, Felicia Sills, manager of the Gooden was not allowed to contact." and when he tried to shut the apartment complex, said answer questions related to his door he fell on the floor. He was McVea had been living in va- case. Neader and attorneys "In any criminal case, there art- shocked." cant apartments after she Charles W. Ehrlich and Ron Cac- discussions between all parties McVea told investigators he evicted him from one of the ciatore intervened repeatedly dur- involved. That s what you have in was visiting his girlfriend apartments because he didn't ing the conference. this case as well," Ehrlich said. • when he was arrested. pay the rent. Facial bruises suffered in the The attorneys declined to com- About 1:3 grams of crack, "If he found a vacant apart- altercation were visible and there ment on reports that Tampa Police purified cocaine that is ment, then' he kicked the door was still some redness in the Chief Donald Newberger had smoked, were confiscated dur- in and stayed there," Sills said. ASSOCIATED PRESS pitcher's left eye. Gooden, how- asked them to tone down rhetoric ing the arrest, Collins said. McVea played college foot- ever, said he felt fine and is about possible police brutality and McVea's bail was set at ball at Houston from GOODEN SPEAKS — New York Mets pitcher Dwight Gooden, left, looking forward to next season. racism in the case. $25,000. Also arrested were 1965-1967 and later played gestures while answering questions at a press conference yesterday "I don't think (the arrest will) Earlier, Gooden acknowledged Ferris Murray, 24, and Donald professionally for the Cincinati as his attorney Ron Cacciatore listens. Gooden said he was injured have any effect," he said. "I think that one reason for the news Taylor, 30, with their bonds Bengals and Kansas , City in an altercation with Tampa, Fla. police after he was stopped for a being back on the field, I'll be more conference was to try to calm $5,000 each, narcotics officer Chiefs. .1 possible traffic violation Dec. 13. relaxed." emotions. 12 NBA players hit with fines for fighting EW YORK — Twelve NBA fined $2,000 for throwing sev- players were fined a total George puts Morris deal on hold eral punches. of $13,000 by the league N Three other Pistons — Tony under our own rules." yesterday for their roles in Campbell, Joe Dumars and Sid- "The Yankees have a sincere interest in Jack fights in games this week. The "I'm-getting- the same answers over and Morris. However, I can't give a defTnftive yes- ney Green — and Antoine Carr Associated Press over," Morris said. "They say I'm worth the fines came one day after New of Atlanta were fined $500 or-no without taking into consideration free York Knicks center Patrick money, but that they won't pay it." apiece for leaving the bench "I talked to Jack Morris and Dick Moss this agents Willie Randolph and Ron Guidry, both Ewing was fined $3,000 for area during the fight. NEW YORK (AP) — Jack Morris' "can't of whom may choose arbitration." fighting. afternoon on the phone and rejected their offer Rod Thorn, NBA vice presi- refuse" offer was rejected yesterday by the to accept arbitration as a means to decide The Yankees have offered salary arbitration Indiana guard John Long was dent of operations, levied the Philadelphia Phillies and put on hold by New Morris's salary if he signed with the Phillies to their free agent co-captains, and neither fined $3,000 for starting a fight fines after the league in- York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner. The for one year," Bill Giles, Phillies president said had accepted by mid-afternoon. with Boston's Rick Carlisle dur- vestigated the incidents and free agent pitcher said he might have to Friday. ing a game Wednesday night. consider staying with the Detroit Tigers, after Steinbrenner called Morris' proposal Carlisle, who retaliated with a reviewed videotapes of the "There is too great a risk on letting a third "unique," but said it had "pitfalls." fights. Thorn fined Ewing for all. party decide Morris's worth. I do not believe punch, was fined $1,500. Morris' agent, Dick Moss, said the "They never tola me now much they would Five-hundred dollar fines punching Kite during a game on that Morris, or any pitcher for that matter, is Tuesday. Philadelphia Phillies and Minnesota Twins worth the kind of money that I would seek in arbitration and you can never tell whM were levied against Larry Bird rejected the same plan and said he expected an arbitrator may decide," he said. and Greg Kite of the Celtics and There have been four fights anticipate them asking in an arbitration the California Angels to do the same: Morris hearing. The history of arbitration procedures Owners are extremely wary of the arbi- Walker Russell and Stuart Gray in the NBA this week. The said the similiar responses convinced him of Indiana for leaving the latest was a battle Thursday is just too uncertain," Giles said. tration process, having seen several $ I million owners are conspiring to drive down spiraling Morris and Moss met with Steinbrenner awards. Morris did not say how much he would bench area during that fight. night between Houston's salaries, including his. Detroit guard Vinnie Johnson Akeem Olajuwon and Seattle's Thursday in Tampa, Fla., and presented him ask for in arbitration, but the amount could The flurry of negotiating came hours before with the option of giving Morris a one-year approach $2 million. was fined $2,500 for throwing Clemon Johnson. Both players Morris had to decide whether to accept the the first punch in a fight with were ejected but the league has contract with the salary to be determined by Detroit Tigers' offer of salary arbitration. The an arbitrator — an offer Moss called a "can't Morris, 31, earned $950,000 last season it) Atlanta center Tree Rollins on taken no action yet on that deadline was midnight and Morris said he had going 21-8 for Detroit. Tuesday night. Rollins was altercation. refuse" proposition. not made his decision. • "We asked the Yankees to put themselves in After announcing he wanted to play Morris, the winningest pitcher in the 1980s, the position the Tigers were in," Moss said. elsewhere in 1987, he made a list of four teams reiterated he was "still not interested" in But Steinbrenner, who built World Series he preferred to play for, with Minnesota first, Garden State Park cancels challenge returning to the Tigers, although "I may have champions in the 1970s with high-priced free followed by the Yankees. Philadelphia' and to consider that option yet." agents like Reggie Jackson and Catfish Hunter, California also made the most desired list. HERRY HILL — Garden year. If Morris agreed to go to salary arbitration, State Park has canceled its As part of the Challenge, a $ 1 said he needed more time to study the he would be considered a signed player. If he proposal. Morris met with the Twins earlier this week. C$2 Million Challenge and million bonus also had been declined, the Tigers would have until Jan. 8 to and they rejected his offer of a two-year reduced the Jersey Derby purse offered to any horse winning re-sign him or lose that right until May 1. "Given an 18-hour time constraint by Jack contract for $1.85 million in 1987 and $2.03 by $500,000 for its 1987 the Kentucky Derby and two of "I feel like Jackie Robinson must have felt," Morris' agent, Dick Moss, I am not able to come million in 1988, along with proposals of a thoroughbred meet in a move to the other three races. Morris said. "The owners are all saying, 'Jack, to a decision this quickly," Steinbrenner said three-year contract for $ 1.8 million per season help the financially ailing Spend a Buck won the $2 you're a fine player, but you can only play in a prepared statement'. or a four-year deal at $ 1 7 million each season; track. million bonus in 1985. International Thoroughbred The Cherry Hill Mile and Breeders Inc., which lost $34 Garden State Stakes had their million running the facility last purses cut $50,000 apiece to year, also is cutting its stakes $50,000 and $150,000, respec-' Commission: Witherspoon was clean purses from $2.3 million to $ 1.6 tively, the track said in a million during the thorough- statement issued Wednesday. is co-manager of Smith. In the ByEDSCHUYLEHJR. week of the. fight, Witherspoonj. bred meet. Quigley said the Jersey Marijuana tests prove negative tried to get out of his managerial, Track President Robert Derby still remains one of the Associated Press . Tony Tubbs last Jan. 17 at Atlan- Atlanta Nov. 8. contract as well as the contract I<• Quigley said the $2 Million richest races in the world. ta. He also was ordered by the "They could call me at any time fight Smith. Challenge Was eliminated be- "It is one of America's WBA to give Tubbs a rematch. so I had to be clean," said 1 cause the track was unable to "They didn't take care of me, ' premier events," he said. "We NEW YORK — Tim Witherspoon Smith replaced Tubbs, who said he Witherspoon, adding he also said Witherspoon said. get insurance to pay for the have every confidence it will did not have marijuana in his injured his left shoulder in train- he passed a. test the week before prize. "I do see litigation," Dennis.' continue to attract some of the system during his one-round title ing. the fight. Richard, an attorney representing The bonanza was awarded to finest 3-year-olds in the coun- loss to James "Bonecrusher" "It was a critical error," said Torres said he called to Witherspoon, said by telephone any horse that swept the Cher- try" Smith as was reported earlier this Torres, who reported Wednesday Witherspoon and apologized at from Miami. ry Hill Mile, the Garden State Last month, Garden State week by the New York State that. Witherspoon had tested 1:30 a.m. Stakes, the Kentucky Derby Park did not apply for a har- "That's good," King said of the Athletic Commission, chairman positive for marijuana in tests "He said he appreciated me Witherspoon's drug clearance.: and the Jersey Derby, which ness meet in 1987 because of Jose Torres said yesterday. before and after he was stopped in calling," Torres said. will carry a $500,000 purse this continuing financial losses. The promoter who was on the set "I knew I was clean," Withers- the first round last Friday, night. "I think Don King and Torres are for an episode of Miami Vice, poon said in a telephone interview "Somebody made a critical error in it together," Witherspoon said. added: "I have no axe to grind, but from his home in suburban in putting 'positive' when it "Don King (the promoter) is I think he did himself irreparable Philadelphia. "I've been clean for should have been 'negative.'" trying to blackball me." harm by not being ready to fight." Parachutist gets $500 fine, 100 hours a year." Witherspoon said that under "I don't want to fight for him no "They chose to embarrass Witherspoon was fined $25,000 conditions by set the boxing com- more. Don is the promoter and the Timmy to the world by announc- EW YORK — The man Flew Sergio's parachute, a when he tested positive for mari- mission in Atlanta he could be manager. I don't fight for Don." who disrupted Game 6 of Met banner held high. ing to the press but not to Timmy juana after he won the World tested for drugs at random and Carl King, Don's son, is Withers- that Timmy tested positive," said N the World Series by His goal > was to spur our Boxing Association title from that he had tested negatively in poon's manager of record. He also parachuting into Shea Stadium home team to success, Richard. was sentenced yesterday to Burst Beantown's balloon, 100 hours of community ser- claiming Sox were the best. vice and a $500 fine by a judge The fans and the players who pronounced the sentence cheered all they did see • COMPLETE BATHROOM AND KITCHEN RENOVATION in verse. • CENTRAL AIR CONDITION AND HEATING SYSTEMS "Given the Christmas season, But not everyone present it seemed like an appropriate reacted with glee. • BOILER REPLACEMENT OIL OR GAS thing to do," said Peter Kelly, "Reckless endangerment," • BASE BOARD RADIATOR INSTALLATION STOCK BROKERS law secretary to Queens Crimi- the D.A. spoke stern. • HOT WATER HEATER REPLACEMENT nal Court Justice Phyllis Flug, "I recommend jail. There a after she passed sentence on lesson he'd learn," If You Are An Experienced Registered Michael Sergio, 37, a soap Though the act proved harm- opera actor. less, on the field he didn't FREE ESTIMATES Representative seeking Independence, And Sergio pleaded guilty to belong. Want To Make More Money Doing So. criminal trespassing last week His trespass was sheer folly, BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE WE WANT TO TALK TO YOU after prosecutors agreed to and undeniably wrong. drop other charges, including But jail's not the answer in a reckless endangerment. He case of this sort. 291-9192 OR 291-9353 • HIGH PAYOUT landed on the field at Shea To balance the equities is the N.J. PLB 7022 during the first inning of the job of this court. • SALES SUPPORT Oct. 26 game between the New So a week before Christmas, — —K=M^ • WIDE PRODUCT York Mets and the Boston Red. here in the court, MIX Sox. I sentence defendant for in- l 1 Flug's sentencing order fol- terrupting a sport. • IDEAL LOCATION lowed the format of the poem, —i / / / i Community service and a B* — "^ 4. • ^^ Forward Your Name And Telephone "A Visit from St. Nicholas ": fine you will pay. 'Twas game six of the series Happy holiday to all. And to Number to when out of the sky THE ARE-DON GROUP all a good day. (Register) P.O. Box 202, 190 BAY AVE. — Shrewsbury NJ. 07701. M R»pWi HaM In Smctett C HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY iOM cr 38 Hoop Continued from Page IB Hoop view '86 MWdleum. Nortk M, Marlboro ts MARLBORO — Nina Rozxo scored 17 points, grabbed six Asbury Park should win rebounds and had six steals to lead Middletown North to an "A" North girls basketball victory over Marlboro yesterday. 'B' South Division title Middletown North opened up a 23-8 halftime lead but Marlboro Asbury Park is easily the team build with only two lettermen." "They will be our most consis- narrowed the lead to 28-21 before to beat in the Shore Conference The two lettermen back are tent players both scoring and North pulled away once again. "B" South boys basketball race. seniors Bill Murray (6-0) and rebounding," Asbury Park coach Donna Marrotta had 10 points With veterans Mark Murray and Geoff Bunt (6-4), but both have Nate Bruno said. "I think in time and six rebounds for the Lions Anthony Wright returning, the been playing well in scrimmages. we'll have a decent ball club. Right while Jenifer Lakefield had 14 for Bishops, who moved to the "B" "Murray is an exceptional now I'm experimenting early to .Marlboro. Rozio held Marlboro's South after two years in "B" guard," Abderson said. "And Burt find the right combinations. high-scoring Mary Szura to just North, figure to win the title has been looking good at center." eight points "It's very difficult to tell what without much trouble. A paid of sophomores: Mike Fay combination we'll have," he said. The only possible challengers (6-3) and Ken O'Neill (6-4) will Freehold Twp. 62, St. John Vlan- "But as the season goes along, we will be Wall and Lacey Township. probably start with senior Chip should improve drastically." ney 21 Wall has three starters returning Armstrong ((5-10) the probable FREEHOLD — Freehold Town- from a 15-10 team while Lacey fifth starter. The only other players that saw ship raced out to a 22-3 first has one of the Shore's top players varsity action last year were quarter lead and coasted to a "II" "It will be interesting to see how in 6-4 junior Chris Fleming. Point Fay and O'Neill handle the Baden Almonor (6-1) and Ray North victory over the Lancers guard Rich Dermer is another key Young (6-2). Both were reserves. yesterday. pressure as varsity players," returnee. Anbderson said. Tom Alston (5-81 is the likely Rabecca Greer and Tin it Manasquan lost its top seven starter at point guard with Lacascio both scored 14 points for Also battling for playing time players from last year and is a are Conrad Tyler (6-0), Chris Taheem Greenhow (6-2), Terry the Patriots including six apiece in darkhorse. Central Regional has Smith (5-9) and Linwood Rob- the first quarter. Bruder (6-0), Doyg Bohrer (6-0) four lettermen back but the loss of and Jim Plisky (5-8). inson (5-9) also battling for start- high-scoring Harrie Garris (now "Asbury Park is the team to ing positions. R.B. Catholic 44, Long Branch 43 at Monmouth College) will keep RED BANK — Kristy Kennedy's beat," Anderson admitted. "But the Golden Eagles from contend- Lacey should be strong also." WALL field goal with 30 seconds remain- ing. Brick Memorial and Point WALL — While it is unlikely ing gave Red Bank Cathgolic its Pleasant Boro are rebuilding. ASBURY PARK that Wall will catch Asbury Park "It" North victory over Long MANASQUAN ASBURY PARK — It will be in the "B" South race, the Crimson Branch itheopener for both teams. MANASQUAN — Manasquan hard to duplicate last year's 27-2 Knights have enough players back Tina VanBloem led RBC with 14 coach Pete Anderson is faced with record, but Asbury Park should to have another winning season. points while Michelle Adams had a rebuilding year and is counting once again be among the top teams Wall will be led by 6-2 senior 27 for the Green Wave. on some of his younger players to in the area. veterans Ed Scott (12 ppg) and provide the spark for another The only returning starters are Mike DeSarno (11 ppg) along with Henry Hudson 38, Keyport 34 winning season. Mark Murray (6-4) and Anthony 6-3 Walt Cavanaugh (8 ppg). KEYPORT- Karen Maslo's 24 The Big Blue had a 19-6 record Wright (6-4), but they are two of Battling for the other two start- points led Henry Hudson to a last year but is unlikely to match the area's best players. Both aver- ing spots are Bill White (6-2), Jim REGISTER STAFF PHOTO aged about 18 points a game tough 38-34 decision over Key- BALL SLIPS THROUGH— Julie Lieb of Red Bank Regional has the that record this season. Hall (5-9), Marc Grillo (5-9), port in the season opener for both "We lost our top seven players," besides being very strong on the Frank Rupo (6-4) and Steve ball slip through her fingers in third quarter action against Monmouth Anderson said. "We have to re- boards. Toohey (6-3). schools. Regional yesterday. The Red Raiders were led by Wendy Laing's 10 points.Maslo und Laing were the only two players to score in double figures. Preview The result leaves the Admirals Continued from Page 1B The Colonials are also hoping player for the Colonials until in the competitive "C" Division. have to have everything go right 1-0 in the "D"Division. The Red for a major contribution from 6-3 Mayer gets back. The Bulldogs' two returning for us to break in to the first four." Raiders are 0-1 in the division. gional. • I forward Buster Smith. "He is a Despite all the problems, starters are 5-9 senior guard Mike The four teams that Hummel Kuhnert will be' without three tough kid who has been playing Kuhnert still feels that he will Brown and 6-5 junior center Rich sees controlling the division are people he had envisioned being in very well in practice," Kuhnert have a team to be reckoned with Dooley. Tom Snow, a 5-9 Junior Freehold, Shore, St.Rose and Matawan 58, Baritan 48 his starting lineup for an in- ABEERDEEN- said. by the end of the season. "We will guard, Geoff Blue, a 5-11 senior Monsignor Donovan. definite period of time. The three Richardson and DeOrio, when be a good team once we can get center, and Jack Reilly at forward "The problems we will have are Matawan, powered by three are starting point guard Bill players in double figures, took the they get over the flu, will also be everybody back. We are blessed round out the Bulldog starting in our lack of experience, team Mayer, out until at least early counted on heavily. Kuhnert is with a lot of good athletes. We five. speed, and our rebounding," lead.in the middle of the second January with an eye injury, Noel quarter and went on to easily relying especially on Rich- have a lot of people who can play The Bulldogs hope for major Hummel said. It is the rebounding Gregory, out because of an un- ardson."He is a very good player more than one position — if we contributions from 5-11 junior in particular that has Hummel defeat R initial). determined illness, and Eddie The Huskies were led by Eric who does a lot of good things," can just get them air healthy,"*^ forward- and- 6-3- aeu'.^rtiZy..\ /worried. "Our rebounding has a Smith, ineligible until February Kuhnert said. Kuhnert said. John Coleman off the bench. long ways to go. We are not Bellamy's 19 points, Joe Muro's 14 because of academic problems. points and Norman Jackson's 10 The biggest problem Kuhnert Kuhnert sees St.Rose and Shore Hummel feels the team has had blessed with great athletic abili- points. Questionable for last's night's feels he will have in the immediate as the teams to beat in the a good practice period. "We have ty," Hummel added. The Rockets were led by Matt action because of problems with future is inexperience. "Right now division. done well in scrimmages. We are It is Hummel's hope that good Murphy's 16 points and Jeff Con- the flu are forwards Anthony we have four guards, none of RUMSON starting to put things together," team play can offset those nelly's 12 points. Richardson and Joe DeOrio. whom have experience," Kuhnert RUMSON- With only two re- Hummel said. problems. "Our kids work well With the victory the Huskies Kuhnert will be counting heavi- said. turning starters, Rumson coach The Bulldogs, according to together. They know their limita- jump off to a 1-0 start in "11" ly on 6-5 senior forward-center Sophomore point guard Jay Bob Hummel is cautiously op- Hummel, hope to be competitive in tions and are aware of what to North divisional play. The Rockets Karl Schutzer. Schutzer was the Ham will be forced to be a key timistic about his team's chances the middle of the division. "We do," Hummel said. are 0-1 in "B" North. Colonials' sixth man last year. However, in his one starting as- signment last year against Shore, Hater Del 45, Point Beach 13 he scored 26 points. "Karl would MIDDLETOWN- Mater Dei used have started for most teams last Driesell to become television analyst a suffocating defense, holding year," Kuhnert said. Point Pleasant Beach to 13 points. COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Lefty and Duke at North Carolina on Driesell said he would tell what about coaching," he said. "Now, I Driesell is coming back-to Atlantic Feb. 26. coaches are trying to accomplish think I'd be more interested in Coast Conference basketball. "They told me they don't want with their game strategy, but he entering business or public rela- ' The deposed Maryland coach, me to do any Maryland games," vowed not to criticize his former tions." who resigned under pressure in Driesell said, "but I wouldn't have While serving as a high school Zucker out for year October four months after the compatriots. any objections. coach early in his career, Driesell drug-related death of basketball "I might have some sugges- "I've been told to be myself, to tions," he said, "but I won't use it sold encyclopedias for two sum- PISCATAWAY — Rutgers losses to Red Bank Regional star Len Bias, will make his debut be honest, and tell what I see," senior forward Ed Zucker will which finished 31-0. He aver- in the context that would make the mers and one year, "sold more next month as an analyst on said Driesell, who has been seek- than anybody in the state of miss the rest of the basketball aged 29 points and 13 rebounds televised ACC games. coach look bad. That's not the ing advice from friends in tele- proper thing for an analyst, any- Virginia." season because of back a game that year and was a "I'm excited about it, it should vision. "They told me to be problems resulting from the Reigster All-County Frist way. A coach knows his personnel, But door-to-door sales no be interesting," Driesell said yes- prepared, that's there more in- and what he's trying to do." • longer appeals to Driesell, who narrowing of his spinal canal, Team choice two years .in a terday at his Cole Field House Coach Craig Littlepage said volved than just talking. Driesell, who coached 17 years will be 55 on Christmas Day and is. row. Zucker, a 6-7 forward office, where he serves as an "I already know the yesterday. came off the bench in the at Maryland after nine years at guaranteed about $136,000 per assistant athletic director. philosophies of the coaches," Davidson, said he "missed the year by the university for the next "Our main concern right now season-opener against Rider to After a couple of taped practice Driesell said, "and I recruited is for Eddie's health," Lit- game, but not the recruiting." He four years, and $86,000 or more score a career-high 27 points. performances, Driesell is sched- most of the players. But I'm going for four more years after that tlepage said in a statement. He scored 32 points over the has watched collegiate games on uled to go live when North Caro- to go to the game site a couple of television, and attended NBA should he stay in his post. "His basketball is a secondary next four games and finished lina plays at Virginia on Jan. 14. days in advance to pick up infor- concern. Obviously he is in a lot games at the nearby Capital "I'd like to sell something, and the season with an average of He also is scheduled for North mation. I want to do a first-class Centre. make a couple of million dollars," of pain and disappointed not be 11.8 points per game. Carolina at N.C. State on Feb. 5, job." to able to play." "I haven't talked with anyone he said. "He has been told to get a lot Littlepage said Zucker might of rest," the coach said. "No be redshirted this season, al- lowing him to come back for operation is being considered MJNCHTA but he has to avoid physical another season next year. . activity." However, the coach said he will Littlepage said that doctors wait until spring to discuss that MAXXUM PROFESSIONAL diagnosed the injury as congen- possibility. 7t tial stenosis. Zucker has played in 82 ^g Zucker, a 1983 graduate of games for Rutgers, scoring 587 SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS Manalapan High School, set points, 46th on the school's all- most of the school scoring time scorers list. He averaged records. The Braves were 22-4 8.2 points per game in his in his senior year including two - freshman and junior years. Yanks deal Wynegar SKI NEW YORK (AP) — The New eral Manager Mike Port said. "It RENTALS York Yankees traded catcher looks like a trade that can benefit 198? Butch Wynegar to the California both players and both clubs. Butch World's easiest Angels yesterday in exchange for has ties to Angel officials that go SKI FASHIONS SAVE pitcher Ron Romanick and a minor, back quite a ways." 35mm SLR. $ league player to be named later. Port noted that Angels Manager . The trade, which had been dis- Gene Mauch was Wynegar's first • Autofocus TTL Program Flash 2.00 cussed at last week's winter meet- manager in the major leagues at operation. With coupon ings, was completed after Minnesota. • World's only SLR with built-in/ JACKET & EXPIRES 2/1/87 Wynegar and the Yankees settled Port said Romanick "spent the Autofocus. PANT COMBO • grievance the catcher had last half of last year with our brought against the team for plac- • Automatic Multi-Program EXPIRES 1/1/87 ing him on the restricted list last Edmonton affiliate, but for some Selection (AMPS). season. Terms of the agreement reason was unable to get himself back to the form he once dis- • Advanced Touch-Control Panel Were not disclosed. for ease of operation. • Wynegar, 30, was placed on the played. He's healthy, he's sound, restricted list in August after and perhaps the Yankees can help • Built-in Motorized-Film- leaving the team for personal him find something to return to Control System. reasons. In an interview earlier being the excellent pitcher he was • 2-year Minolta U.S A limited this month, Wynegar said the for two seasons with the Angels." warranty on camera, 5-year on GREAT BINDINGS BOOTS SKIS SKI APPAREL problems were caused by the • On other roster matters, Port lens. pressure of playing in New York. said the Angels have tendered a SAVINGS ON: TYROLLA NORDICA ATOMIC OBERMEYER ; Romanick, a 26-year-old right- contract offer to outfielder Rupert MINOLTA MAXXUM 7000 GEZE RAICHLE DYNASTAR GERRY-LIDO hander, had a 5-8 record and a Jones, but would not offer con- • SKIS I).50 ERA with the Angels last tracts to second baseman Bobby • BOOTS MARKER LANGE PRE POWERHORN season before being optioned to Grich and Rufino Linares, who • BINDINGS LOOK KOFLACH ELAN SPYDER Edmonton in the Pacific Coast played with Edmonton in 1986. ETC. league. He was 2-3 with a 6.71 "Our present plan for Ruppert Photo Shop, Inc. TECHNICA HEAD SNUGGLER ERA at Edmonton. Jones is to bring him to spring The Complete Photo Shop I Romanick, who has a lifetime training and see if he can make the major-league record of 31-29, has club. As for Bobby Grich. we're 15 WALLACE STREET been assigned to the Yankees' simply honoring his stated plan to Sport Center Class AAA affiliate in Columbus, retire," Port said. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY Ohio. Jones hit .229 with 17 homers 747-2773 Hwy. 36, E. Keansburg ; "We're delighted to obtain and 49 RBI in 1986, his second Dosil's 787-0508 Butch Wym-gar," California Gen- season with the Angels. -*4B The Register tOTWIMY. DECEMBER 20 1986 FOOTBALL Texas Tech coach ready to make big debut Mississippi hasn't been without distractions, started out slowly, After five games Ole Miss was 2-2-1, including a 21-0 loss to Arkansas and a ByHERSCHELNISSENSON (either, to mar its first postseason trip since the 1883 ««'Tm just glad to have a first Independence Bowl. 10-10 tie with Division I-AA Arkansas State; Texas Associated Press Tech was 2-3 and was routed 61-11 by Miami, game. It's an awkward Two weeks ago, the NCAA, citing recruiting 46-14 by Baylor and 46-8 by Texas A&M. violations and "questionable practices," hit Ole Miss situation, certainly, but one with a two-year probation that took away 10 Both then went on four-game winning streaks, SHREVEPORT, La. — For the second year in a scholarships next year and will keep the Rebels off lost their next-to-last games and won their finales row, a college head coach will make his debut in the that comes with the territory. TV and out or a bowl game, in 1987. to earn the bowl trip. Independence Bowl tonight. In addition, the school told two of Coach Billy "Our guys have been talking about going to a bowl Until a year ago, it had only happened once — for a long time, and it's been a long time coming," Brewer's assistants they would be dismissed after Dykes said. "The people going to the Rose, or any when Charley Pell left Clemson for Florida after the the Independence Bowl — one of them, Mickey 1978 regular season and Danny Ford coached the Spike Dykes other bowl, are not near as happy as we are." Texas Tech Coach Merritt, played for Texas Tech in 1965-66 — while Dykes called Ole Miss "a team that's got a little bit Tigers to a 17-15 victory over Ohio State in the a ' third assistant was barred from off-campus Gator Bowl. of everything — offense, defense, kicking game. You recruiting for two years and had his salary cut by spell field position p-u-n-t and they've got the best Then Lou Holtz fled Minnesota for Notre Dame 10 percent. Still another assistant, Carl Torbush, is punter In America." three weeks before last year's Independence Bowl Dykes was asked yesterday if he would prefer that leaving to become head coach at Louisiana Tech. Mississippi punter Bill Smith has averaged 44.3 and his successor, John Gutekunst, debuted with a his first game as head coach were hot a bowl clash yards a kick in his four-year career and holds four 20-13 triumph over — ironically — Ford and with 7-3-1 Mississippi. The sun came out yesterday after several days of NCAA records, including 88 punts of 50 yards or rain and the 62,000-seat Independence Bowl expects Clemson. "I'm just glad to have a first game," he said. " It's more and at least one in 32 consecutive games. a near sellout for its first match between the Texas Tech has the two-time SWC punt return Now, it is Texas Tech's turn. In his first season as an awkward situation, certainly, but one that comes Southeastern and Southwest Conferences. It is the a head coach, David McWilliams led the Red Raiders with the territory." leader In 6-foot-3 Tyrone Thurman and Brewer to a 7-4 record and their first bowl bid in nine years. McWilliams probably will be rooting for the Red first-ever meeting between Mississippi, which tied agreed that "field position will dictate everything But earlier this month, McWilliams was hired by Raiders — but from a distance. His departure after for second place in the SEC and defeated league and the kicking game will probably determine" the his alma mater, the University of Texas, to replace just one year stirred some bitterness among Tech's champ LSU, and Texas Tech, which tied for fourth outcome. Fred Akers. Tech promptly gave defensive coordi- players and supporters and the team told him that in the SWC but dealt Orange Bowl-bound Arkansas "If Smith kicks the ball the length of the field and nator Spike Dykes a five-year contract as head Lubbock — and Shreveport — wasn't big enough for one of its two setbacks. doesn't let Thurman touch it, we've got a chance," coach. both of them. The teams are somewhat similar in that both he said. Patriots won't miss Orange Bowl ABC losing money By HOWARD ULMAN on Monday games Associated Press problems, this will not go down as one of "Monday Night Foot- FOXBORO, Mass. — It's the ByBIUFLEISCHNMN ball's" most memorable haunted house where the rich lady Knight-Ridder Newspapers seasons. There have been too lives at the end of-the road. many marathon games and too You know what evil lurks inside, many one-sided outcomes. but you're attracted there any- PHILADELPHIA — In its 16 As expected, the new an- way.And time after time, there's years in prime time, "Monday nouncing team of Al Michaels a trick instead of a treat. Night Football" has become and Frank Gifford has not been The New England Patriots enter part of America's sports cul- the talk of NFL towns on the haunted house again Monday ture. "Monday Night Football" Tuesday mornings. That, how- night. It's the end of another also is • one of ABC's most ever, is what ABC wanted. regular season with another big identifiable presentations. After years of Gifford mediat- prize • at stake. They will leave But, like National Football ing the "Howard Cosell and with the division championship, League games on CBS and NBC, Don Meredith show," followed or, perhaps, empty-handed and "Monday Night Football" is a by the disappointing aimless- out of the playoffs. money loser. Combine the red ness of O.J. Simpson and Joe "We knew it was going to come ink with the ratings, which are Namath, ABC wanted the down to Miami," New England off slightly on all three games to be the show. center Pete Brock said. networks from a comparable The network was gambling There's good reason for ap- point a year ago, and you have that the games would be excit- prehension. many television executives sit- ing. Instead, many games — On Jan. 8, 1983, the New Eng- ting around Manhattan earning Dallas, 31-7, over St. Louis, land Patriots went to the Orange their six-figure salaries trying Seattle, 37-0, over*the Raiders Bowl hoping to win a playoff to decide the NFL's future on — were dreadful mismatches. game. Their season ended with a the tube. Through 2H quarters last 28-13 loss to the Miami Dolphins. "We are very happy with the Monday night, the Bears and It was their 15th consecutive property," Dennis Lewtn, Lions were succeeding where setback there. ABC's senior vice president for the Eagles often have this Last Dec. 16, in their next to last production, said Thursday. season in setting offensive pro game of the regular season, the "We would like to retain 'Mon- football back 30y«ars. If it Patriots went to the Orange Bowl day Night Football'. The were not for BeSrs coach Mike hoping to clinch the AFC East title. problems are in economics that Ditka grabbing his team, and The 30-27 loss was their 18th in a are, in some degree, beyond the telecast, by the throat, the row there. ours and the NFL's control. game would have sent drowsy Glenn Blackwood intercepted "We're losing substantial viewers to bed by 11:30 p.m. Tony Eason's pass at the Miami amounts of money on 'Monday 11-yard line with 1:06 left as New Night Football''. We would like There must be hundreds of England was driving toward a to find a way to work with the thousands of Bears fans out winning touchdown. league to come to an arrange- there, however, because as dull Then, a month later, something ment to extend the contract as most of the Bears-Lions strange happened. The Patriots under economic conditions that game was, its 21.9 rating was won. ' ABC would not lose money on the second-highest this season • For the first time since Presi- iti" M on Monday nights. The top- dent Lyndon Johnson was dealing ASSOCIATED PRESS Lewffi, a former "Monday rated Monday night game was a with the Vietnam War, New Eng- LAST YEAR'S ORANGE BOWL — New England Patriots head coach Raymond Berry is carried off the Night Football" producer, de- 22.0 for Chicago's 25-12 vic- land defeated the Dolphins in the field on his teams shoulders after winning the AFC Championship over the Miami Dolphins in Miami's clined to outline alternatives to tory over Green Bay Sept. 22. 'Orange Bowl. On the sidelines, Orange Bowl in January. ABC's current schedule. But The all-time MNF rating was Patriot players yanked the in- talk in the television industry a 29.6 on Dec. 2 last season, nards from stuffed toy fish and the rivalry. day night," free safety Fred hearing signals. has ABC retaining its Monday when the 12-0 Bears suffered stomped on the Temains. On Dec. 12, 1982, a snowplow Marion said. "This year we just night package, with a cable their first loss of the'season, . The long drought ende.d on a driver cleared a spot for John The Dolphins, however, are only hope to go down there and return 4-3 at home this year. network such as Home Box 38-24. in Miami. rainy afternoon in the AFC cham- Smith to kick a fourth-quarter the favor." Office carrying the Thursday, pionship game. It was a one-sided, field goal that gave the Patriots a The Patriots, 10-5, can clinch a "We were playing great Dolphin Friday and Sunday night "The telecasts were better 31-14 conquest. The jinx and the ' 3-0 victory in Foxboro, Mass. wild-card playoff berth before teams" in past years, offensive games. this year than last year, which J8-game losing streak were over. Miami Coach Don Shula seethed. A then if two of three teams — guard Ron Wooten said. "That "Monday Night Football's" was our goal," Lewin said. • Patriots' linebacker Don Black- month later, his team knocked Cincinnati, Kansas City and Seat- makes a difference. Now we're up ratings have averaged 18.5 this "The commentary was better. mon said almost winning the Dec. New England out of the playoffs. tle — lose during the weekend. If to their level." season, compared to 19.7 after The mix of Frank and O.J. and 16 game last year made winning Last season, the Patriots rallied not, they must beat Miami to make 15 weeks a year ago (one rating Joe didn't work." the AFC title game a little easier. for a 17-13 triumph in Foxboro. With Miami moving to the new the playoffs. Dolphin Stadium next season, point equals 1 percent of the Lewin believes ABC's sched- • "After we really found out that Then Miami won seven straight TV sets in use). NBC's Sunday games, including its three-point New England isn't the only team Monday night's game will be the ule is closing strong, with Fri- we were capable of winning that Patriots' last at the Orange Bowl. games are averaging 12.2, game, on the way back down there victory over New England. that has struggled in the Orange day night's Rams-49ers show- Bowl. In the past five regular down from 12.6 in 1985, and down for the NFC West title for the championship game I think This season, the Patriots "It's a good opportunity to wipe CBS's games are 15.3, off from our attitudes were even much ' crushed Miami 34-7 in Foxboro. seasons, the Dolphins were out the jinx forever," Wooten said. and Monday's Patriots- 32-3-1 there. Loud fans often are 15.5. Dolphins game that also will more positive," he said. "It helped Tht Dolphins are 7-3 since then. "If we go in and win the last game, Besides the financial us even though we lost." . "Last year they beat us for the credited with intimidating oppo- it might help everybody forget the decide playoff positions. Revenge has been a big part of division title down there on Mon- nents and preventing them from other 18 years." Seahawks clinging to slim playoff hopes things weren't going well. We didn't press any performance in a 34-24 victory" in San Diego iByJIMCOUR panic buttons. We just kept working hard to last Sunday moved him up to No. 5 in the NFL's A FIREPLACE ENCLOSURE get better and then we started making some ^Associated Press quarterback ratings with a pass efficiency plays." mark of 88.3. He was perfect in the second half ! SEATTLE — A few weeks ago, the Seattle If everything goes well for the Seahawks, against the Chargers, completing 10 of 10 for PAYS FOR ITSELF jjSeahawfcs were in the midst of a four-game they would make the playoffs for the third 194 yards and two touchdowns. time'in Knox's four seasons in Seattle. How? Well. Glossfyre lets you •losing streak and their playoff chances seemed "I just hope we can continue to play the ^practically non-existent. A lot has changed Seattle players can't explain the team's dose the doors at night even inconsistencies. same way this week that we've played the last before the fire is completely out {since then. four weeks," Krieg said. "If we do that, we've 4 The rollercoaster Seahawks have since "I can't really come up with any one reason That keeps a lot of your home's why we're playing so well now and why we got a chance. Then, hopefully, everything will Jbouriccd back to win four in a row and their take care of itself." warm air from being drawn out •NFL playoff prospects have improved, though weren't playing very well earlier," through the aMmney - ond quarterback Dave Krieg said. The Seahawks missed the playoffs last {their destiny is still not completely in their wasted. Sown hands. Krieg's own rejuvenation has been a major season, going 8-8. Making it back to the factor in the team's rebirth. During the past playoffs would have been easier had the team So even though you may not I Seattle, 9-6, must defeat the AFC West stayed healthy, but that did not happen. have thought you could afford Jchampion Denver Broncos, 11-4, today in the four weeks, he has completed 67 percent of his Ken Easley and Blair Bush were lost. passes, with nine touchdown passes and only the world's most beautiful fire- ttCingdome and have to hope for two defeats Easley, a veteran strong safety and 1984 place screen, maybe you can't iamong Kansas City, Cincinnati and New one interception. NFL Defensive Player of the Year, underwent afford not to have ih •England in order to make the piayoffs. That follows a two-game benching in which ankle surgery. Bush, a veteran center, was i Seahawks Coach Chuck Knox said the team Krieg lost his starting job to backup Gale sidelined with a knee injury. . SEE HOW BEAUTIFUL jias been taking its playoff path one step at a But the team's rebound after its slump has Gilbert. But Gilbert's failure to get Seattle's ENERGY SAVING CAN BE time. anemic offense back on track landed Krieg the been a function of determination, Knox said. GLASSFYRE- ; "There's been no magic formula for us," job again. "It comes down to the fact that this group jKnox said. "We just stood the course when Krieg's brilliant 305-yard, four-touchdown really has wanted it," he said. "They've battled and fought hard." • INSERTS •ENCLOSURES HOT M Wtll IWF «J iron mono Giants •GAS IOCS give them a team-record 14 wins. "They play in the NFL and home. Knowing the temperament • ACCfSSOftRS Continued from Page 1B Wide receiver Phil McConkey, wouldn't be here unless they have of the team, I expect them to be mow." who spent the first four weeks of pride and character," McConkey ready." A win by the Giants today, or a the season with Green Bay before said. "It's a question of whether In the last regular season meet- OPEN 7 DAYS oss by the Bears at Dallas tomor- the Giants repatriated him, thinks they are going to come here and ing of the two teams, Green Bay row, gives the Giants that coveted the distractions won't bother the try to knock our socks off, or if defeated the Giants, 23-20, last home field advantage. It will also Packers much. they're ready to take the bus season. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20.1986 The »»8«Ut«r SCOREBOARD

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An Act Ot Love Edmonds. Sea. 31 691 225 46 Pittsburgh IVt ovtjr Kansas City 1 Mr While Soi (R Camdan) 4-5-6 8-1 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Starring. N.E. TfllFECTA 1-2-3 M0.40 TRIFECTA 1-5-2 1731.40 34 753 22.1 52 Detroit 3 over Atlanta 2 Duclh Baron (M Oagiiardi) 5-2-1 B-t 6th: Paca 12,200 2:02.3 EASTERN DIVISION Bentley. Ind 30 652 217 37 ATTENDANCE 1,941 —New England can clinch the division Ma by St, Loms 12 over Tampa Bay 6 Star Trip |T Scorsonal 1-1-8 10-1 2 Xanadu IL Conaalina) 1520 540 500 HANDLE 1379,192 ON SIM 56,ta0 McNeil. Clev 44 955 21.7 100 beating Miami next Monday II New England and New Lang. Dan. 21.6 Houston 3 over Buffalo 19 411 30 Washington 3 over Philadelphia York both loss, Nan York w* win the division based Elba. Mia. 21.6 41 21 454 C.nc.nnat) 6 over New York Jets on belter conlerance record (1-4 to 7-51 if New Adams. Raidars 24 514 214 91 England loses, it can clinch a wild-card berth with any Humphary. Jets 21 1 Chicago 71* over Dallas combination ot two bases by Cincinnati. Seattle, or 20 421 45 0 Los Anoeles Raiders 9 over Indtanapotts Kansss Cay " Miami 4 over New England —New York Jets have clinched a wild-card berth Touchdowne HOCKEY based on conference record and can clinch the COLLEGE TO Rush Rec Ret Pts division title it New England loses to Miami Winder. Den. 14 5 0 64 Today —Miami can ba a wild-card team it may beat New Hampton. Mia 12 9 3 0 72 Englend next Monday and Cincinnati, Los Angeles Mississippi 2Vi over Texas Tech 11. Doug Bodger. Pittsburgh Pengums. 26,497 12. Walker. Jeta 12 0 12 0 72 WALES CONFERENCE Today's0 Raidars. Kansas City and Seattle an lose their finsl Oupar. Mia Tuesday, D«. 23 Scott Stevens. Washington Capitals. 22.767 13. 11 0 11 68 Haaal £11 t* StfY^Bl BaaaMftfl Pamela DMatoi Chicago at Boslon. 7:05 pm • game based on better overall record than Raiders Paige K C N Y Rangers at N.Y islanders. 7 05 pm Kevin Lowe. Edmonton Oilers. 21.062. 14. Moa It 0 11 M No 17 Georgia 2Vi over Boston College W L T Pit OF OA 19-7 to 8-8) and barter conference record (7-5) than Warner. Sea. 10 10 0 60 Philadelphia 7 i1 141 U0 Hartford at Detroft, 7:35 pm. Manths. Pittsburgh Penguins. 20.966 IS. Randy Cincinnati (6-6). Kansas City (8-8) and Seattle (6-6). Thuraday, Dae. 29 23 «e Cariyle. Winnipeg Jets. 18.479 Brooks. Cm 9 5 4 54 NY Islanders 17 11 2 36 124 114 Philadelphia el Pittsburgh. 7:35 pm CEHTRAL DIVISION , Largent. Saa tun Bowl Si Lows at Washington. 7 35 pm I 0 9 54 No 11 Alabama 2V> over No. 12 Washington PittsDu'gh ^5 12 <1 34 117 106 Cwkw —Cleveland has clinched the division tme Mack. Clev 9 9 0 0 54 119 137 Buffalo at Toronto. 8 05 p m 1. Mario Lemteu-t. Pittsburgh Penguins, 106.262 2. lawday.Dae.27 New Jersey 15 14 2 32 —Cincinnati can clinch a wild-card berth by Wiahite. Den 9 5 3 1 54 NY Rangers 11 14 11 28 123 129 New Jersey at Montreal. 8 05 p m Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton Oilers. 90.095 3. Peier beating the New York Jets and Kansas City or New BtH'lul 124 Calgary at Vancouver. 8 05 p m Stastny, Quebec Notdiques. 61.047 4. Bryan Trot- Clemson 1 over No. 20 Stanford Washington 10 10 11 21 95 England lose based on better overall record than sucking Los Angeles it Edmonton. B105 p m tier,. New York Islanders. 30,120 5. Ron Francis. Kansas City and haed-to-haed against Maw Eng- Aloha Bowl Ad»ms Division PAT FG La Pis 1 94 Quebec at Minnesota 835 pm Hartford Whalers, 21.733. land. OR II New Englend loses and Seattle wins Ihalr No. 18 Arurona 8 over North Carolina Hartford 16 9 • 36 102 Franklin. N.E. 40-41 30-38 491130 101 oo Om 6. Dale Mawe/chuk. Winnipeg Jets. 18.301 7, final game, based on Cincinnati beating New England Monday. Dec 2» Boston 16 12 •1 36 115 N.Johnson. Saa. 37-37 20-33 54 97 I St Lous at Philadelphia. 705 pm Steve Yierman. Detroit Red Wings 12.952 8. Marcel and Seattle head-to-head. Liberty Bowl Montreal 18 13 1 36 115 ioe Karlis. Dan 43-44 17-25 51 108 Hartford at NY Rangers, 7:35 pm Dtonne. Los Angeles Kings. 12.149 9. Bemt* Tennessee 5Vi over Minnesota Quebec 14 11 '1 32 111 WESTERN DIVISION Lowery. K C 40-40 18-25 47 Buffalo 6 21 '1 16 97 126 Quebec at Winnipeg. 6 05 pm Federko. St Louis Blues. 9.072 10, Mark Messier. —Denver has clinched division title Bahr. Raidars Tuesday. Dec. 30 Detroit at Chicago. 8 35 p nv Edmonton Oilers. 6.404. 33-33 20-26 52 93 CAMPBEL —Kansas City can clinch a wild-card berth by Breech. Cm 43-44 16-31 • UftWtng winning their final game based on batter conference 51 91 NO 15 UCLA 12 over Brigham Young Norrta Dnriaton Bahr. Clav 30-30 20-26 52 90 Minnesota 14 14 ! 31 129 124 NHL All-Star Voting, Results 1. Michel Goulet. Quebec Nordtques. 75,530. 2. record (9-5) than New England (6-5). Cincinnati (7-5) 1 MONTREAL (AP) — Results of (an baMotmg tor the Leahy, Jets 41-41 16-19 50 69 Si Louis 12 13 11 30 101 113 John Tonelli, Calgary Flames. 58,639. 3, Brian Propp. and Seattle (7-5) II Kansss City loses, may can clinch No 19 Iowa 7 over San Diego State National Hockey League AH-Star game it of Raven. Mia 49-52 12-20 52 65 I 28 105 112 Philadelphia Flyers. 47.981 4. Matt Nasiund. Mon- a wad-card berth il Los Angeles Raidars. Cincinnati Wednesday. Dec 11 Toronto 12 IS ' Thursday. Dec 18 Zenoeias. Hou. 27-28 19-24 4* 84 Detroit 11 14 ! 27 93 105 treal Canadians. 43.215 5. Glenn Anderson. Edmon- and Seattle and Miami lose, based on better record / PeachBowl Chicago 9 17 11 24 107 137 Ooaltendere ton Oilers. 27.653 19-7 to 8-81 than Los Angelas Rsidars. and on batter No. 18 North Carolina St. 3 over Virginia Tech 1. Clmt Maiarchuh. Quebec Nordtques, 61,954 2, 6. Wendel Clark. Toronto Maple Leafs. 20,227 7. conference record (6-6) and Miami (7-5) than NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Sm ythe Ot over No 5 LSU Caigary e Quebec 2 6. Al Maclnrus, Calgary Flames, 40.725. 7. Rod 6. Kevin Dmeen. Hartford Whalers, 28.366. 7. Mike Seattle (10-6) can atiU ba a wild-card team if Kansas 162 2125 7 11 Rosa Bowl Pelluar. Dall 350 201 2554 7 .16 Yesterday's Games Langway, Washington Capitals. 39.821 8. Larry Gartner. Washington Capitals. 14,786. 6. Mike City (9-7) and Cincinnati (9-7) lose, based on batter No. 4 Michigan 2'7 over No 7 Arizona St. Montreal al Buffalo Robinson Montreal Canadians. 39.804 9. Dems FcXigno Buffalo Sabres. 12.995. 0, Rick Vaive. record Orange Bowl Potvm. New York Islanders. 36.276. 10. Chris Washington at New Jersey Toronto Maple Lea's. 11.477. 10. Mark Hunter. Si —Los Angeles Raiders can only clinch wild-card No. 3 Oklahoma 17V> over No 9 Arkansas Vancouver et Edmonton Chelios. Montreal Canadians, 29,836 Louis Slues, 10,895 ATT YDS AVG LG TO Friday, Jan. 2 berth by beating Indianapolis while Seattle. Kansas 42 10 City and Cincinnati lose. Dickerson. Rsms 386 1753 4.5 Fleets Bowl Moms. Giants 319 1401 4.454 13 No. 1 Miami 7 over No. 2 Penn State Rkjgs. All. 332 1302 39 31 8 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 270 1292 48 50 7 All playoff taams have been decided Msyas. NO Peyton. Chi . 306 1262 42 41 7 EASTERN DIVISION 265 42 17 —New York Giants hsve clinched tha division title Rogers. Wash 1139 4.0 Jones. Det 241 636 35 19 6 BASKETBALL They can clinch home field advantage throughout Mitchell. St L 172 797 46 44 5 playoffs with a win Saturday over Green Bay based 160 42 4 on better conference record (11-1) vs Chicago D Nelson. Minn. 757 4 2 Craig. S.F. 183 750 4.1 25 7 SAILING (possibXl 10-2) EASTERN CONFERENCE Thursday's Games New Jersey 94. New York 93 Eaat Ad-Star, Vataa —Washington has clinched wild-card berth based Atlantic OMalon NEW YORK (AP) — Tolals in fan voting for Eaatarn on overall record and will host wild-card game. Chicago 97. Indiana 66 NO YDS AVG LG TO W L PCI QB Conference starting poaitiona in tha 37th Annual CENTRAL DIVISION Amence'e Cup Al A Glance Milwaukee 104. Atlanta 95 63 1499 161 66 14 Boslon 16 7 690. — National Basketball Association All-Star Game, to be —Chicago has clinched division title Chicago can Rice, SF i(t FramanM, Australia 565 Sacramento 117. LA Clippers 113 77 589 76 46 0 Philadelphia 13 10 3 played February 8 al the Kingdorna in Seattle clinch home field advantage throughout playoffs by Craig. SF. • CHALLENGER ELIMINATION Waahinglon 11 12 47S 5 LA. Lakers 131. Portland 115 J Smth. Si L 75 946 12 6 45 6 Washington 128. Golden Stale 110 Centera winning their last game at Dallas and the New York New Jersey i 19 206 11'; 1. Moses Melons. Wasnmglon. 97.053 2. BUI Giants losing Saturday. Clark. Wasn. 74 1265 17.1 Standings L Pts Seattle 114. Houston 100 Walker. Dan. 72 607 112 Yacht Country w New York 5 20 200 12 Laimbeer. Detroit. 90.B46 3. Robert Parian, Boston. WESTERN DIVISION New Zealand. New Zealand 33 1 *"19b' Central DMaton Yesterdays Games 73.322 4. Patrick Ewing. New York. 58,599 5. Jack Monk. Wash 69 1029 14.9 Boston at Philadelphia —Tha winner ol Friday s Los Angelas Rams-San Stars » Stripes.US 27 154 Atlanta . 19 750 — S*ma, Milwaukee. 29.157 6. Jeff RulanrJ. Lofton. Q.B. 64 640 131 36 7 ( San Antonio at Detroit Francisco game will clinch tha division Mia, the loser USA. US 23 11 139 Milwaukee 17 680 Ivt Philadelphia. 29.144 7. Mike Grmnski. New Jersey. Bsvsro. Giants 61 942 154 ( Utah at Cleveland is tha wild-card team and will play at Washington. French Kiss. France 20 14 129 Detroit 12 600 4 29.004.8. Manute Bol. Washington 24.541. 9, Melvin C Brown, All 60 111 14.7 a Denver at Dallas - America II. U.S. 28 | 120 12 11 522 5'j NFLTeemStax Clark. S.F. . 58 755 130 Chicago Turpm. Cleveland. 20.525 10. Brad Daudherty, White Crusader. Britain 21 13 115 11 13 456 7 Seattle at Phoeran Cleveland. 16.213 Through Oemea of Monday, Dec 15 Indiana Houston at Portland Italia. Italy 17 17 99 Cleveland 10 12 455 7 Fsmarda AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE 11 ToBrent Musburger hosts Freehold Twp. at Middletown North 3293 12:30 p.m. (2,10) NFL football skating exposition with some (2) Miami 5660 2367 with FRONT PAGE IMPACT. • — Packers at Giants of the nation's top skaters Henry Hudson at Shore Reg. (4) NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE (MSQ) College basketball — OFFENSE From page reader ads 1:30 p.m. (4) Sports Life- Don Bosco Tech at CBA (4) Yards Rush Pass styles — profiles of Don Staten Island at New York Freehold at Allentown (1) San Francisco 5674 1616 3658 appear daily at iris University Washington 5337 1660 3677 fool ol the front page Carter, owner of the Dallas Minnesota 5256 1660 3596 ol Ihe Register TONIGHT Wrestling Dallas 5215 1SS9 3356 Mavericks, and world cham- At Neptune High School Chicago 5144 2539 2605 2911 ADS ARE SUBJECT pion water skiier Camilla 7 p.m. (ESPN) College Neptune Wrestling Classic (2, 6:30, Gianta 4930 2019 Atlanta 4866 2405 2463 TOAVAILiBILITY Ouvall 2 p.m. (6,7) Golf — basketball — Temple at Vil- Green Bay 4747 1495 3252 lanova New Orleans 4475 1994 2481 SO CALL SOON Mazds Champions — top Winter track Rams 236 20*6 players from the Senior and (SO) NHL hockey — Rangers . Detron 2711 QAl I Philsdelphia 4263 1855 2426 LPGA tours paired at Tryall at Islanders. Nick Merli Invitational (At Red St. Louts 4238 1658 25*0 Golf Club (57) NHL hockey — Flyers at Bank Regional 9 a.m.) Tampa Bay 2341 Penguins 542~-i~700 (MSG) Knicks pregame show Girls basketball Yards Rush 3:30 p.m. (4) NFL 86 — Bob Chicago 3870 1353 '2517 Costas hosts 7:30 p.m. (MSQ) NBA Middletown North at Freehold Giants 4443 1165 3278 Twp. (2) Ramj 4463 1511 2952 3:45 p.m. (2,10) College basketball Pacers at Knicks Green Bay 4567 1*69 2698 basketball — Illinois at North 8 p.m. (11, 17, USA) Inde- Wall Classic (At Wall High School) St Louis 4621 2141 24*0 he Register San Francisco 4*51 1454 3117 DAILY SUNDAY n«iiv **-^ frnmiiv Carolina pendence Bowl — Texas Manasquan vs. Long Branch (2) Dallas 4863 2039 2624 Tech vs. Mississippi Neptune vs. Wall (10) New Orleans 4707 1481 3228 4 p.m. (3,4) NFL football — Atlanta 4715 1796 2919 ONE REGISTER PLAZA ' Broncos at Seahawks 9 p.m. (ESPN) College St. Rose vs. Southern (4) Minnesota 4745 1716 3029 SHREWSBURY. N.J 07701 Hightstown vs. Asbury Park (12) Detroit 4911 2230 26M 6,7) Wide World of Sports — basketball — St. Joseph's at 4961 1917 3044 Dayton Allentown at Freehold (12:30) 5036 1658 3380 Scheduled Pernell Whitaker 6066 2519 3549 MTUBDAY. DECEMBER 20.1986 A look back at the 1986 year in sports 1 top pick in th. e NB_._A . draft. •..._. He _wa s baca k•_ afte_«e.r losin•--•——g th»>.e. firsf|Mt» tw tuioA ThTke. biggeskUdu>»t controversnnntmuanyv a••s tVith* e CounciPntins*!l! fighfttfktt aat LaI .AAs VaWAVegasS . Top-rankeTVwn_r anlmdH MiamMl Amii anHeld NNo. 2 By JOHN NELSON games of the Series at home. Ray 1986-87 season began was the Larry Holmes lost a bid to regain Penn State were headed for a Jan. 22. the heavyweight title from 2 Fiesta Bowl showdown that Associated Press "There's so much hurt in it," Knight was the Most Valuable NFL's use of instant replays. The Player. heated disputes of the early Michael Spinks on April 19 when would determine the year's college Maryland vice chancellor Drury Spinks won a split decision. After- football champion. Oklahoma s Bagwell said. "It's as if you were "We deserve it," Manager season, however, dwindled by 1986 was a year of age, ego and Davey Johnson said. "We had the season's end, although the re- ward, Holmes retired with only dreams of repeating died in a Sept. the anguish of drugs. in the process of burying your two losses In 60 fights, both to 27 loss to the Hurricanes, led by brother and people start asking best record in baseball. We should newal of the replay will be dis- Bill Shoemaker, Jack Nicklaus, be champions.... I'm just glad the cussed in March. Spinks. Heisman Trophy winning Raymond Floyd and Bobby Allison about his use of drugs and his sex Sugar Ray Leonard and quarterback Vinny Testaverde. life and what about your great bad guys won." Basketball and baseball also felt pushed back the limitations of age, During the season, Roger the scourge of drugs. Marvelous Marvin Hagler, Women dominated the news in while the New York Mets and uncle Horace who stole that meanwhile, announced they will track and field, particularly dis- horse." Clemens of the Red Sox set a major Two NBA players, John Drew of Chicago Bears expanded the limits league record by striking out 20 the Utah Jazz and Micheal Ray fight next April 6 in Las Vegas in tance runner lngrid Kristiansen of of arrogance. They all came out Shoemaker was 54 when he what is beinuei ig billeuiiiedu buy i»upromoten JICr. Norway, sprinter-long jumper became the oldest man to win a Seattle Mariners on April 29, and Richardson of the New York Nets, winners. Mike Scott pitched a no-hitter* were banned from the league for Bob Arum as "the greatest boxing Heike Drechsler of East Germany Two young-and-coming ath- Kentucky Derby, on May 3 riding event of our time." Leonard will heptathlete Jackie Joyner of th< a colt named Ferdinand for 73- against the San Francisco Giants life. In January, Drew became the heptathlete Jackie Joyner u letes, Len Bias and Don Rogers, on Sept. 25 to clinch the NL West first player to be banned under the have been inactive for nearly 62 United States and hurdler died from cocaine, and sports was year-old trainer Charlie Whit- tingham. One month later, trainer for the Houston Astros. NBA's guidelines for habitual of- months when the fight takes Yordanka Donkova of Bulgaria. a loser. fenders. Richardson's lifetime place. Their male counterparts also made At the same time, each of the Woody Stephens won his fifth The Bears, with their innovative straight Belmont Stakes, at 72. "46" defense, won the Super Bowl suspension came a month later. In one of the most ballyhooed iome notable Contributions. country's three major professional Either may appeal for reinstate- events of the tennis season, John Hurdler Renaldo Nehemiah sports — football, basketball and It may have been April 13, but on Jan. 26, beating New England Nicklaus called it "the December 46-10. In so doing, they didn't ment in two years. McEnroe ended a seven-month made a successful return after baseball — were scandalized by Baseball Commissioner Peter layoff by winning the Volvo Ten- three years as a wide receiver for drugs. of my career" when he won the even bother to hide their in- Masters at 46. The victory was solence. Ueberroth, meanwhile, announced nis-Los Angeles tournament. The the San Francisco 49ers, and Sov- It was a year of both delight and in February that he had meted out real stars of the year, however, iet Sergei Bubka emerged from a despair. And, even in the deaths of Nicklaus' 18th in a major golf "We're fhe best of all time, no tournament and a record-setting question," safety Dave Duerson the most extensive drug penalties were Wimbledon winners Boris three-way battle with Billy Olson Bias_and Rogers, people sought in major league history. The Becker and Martina Navratilova. and Joe Dial to become the world's hope. sixth in the Masters. said. Defensive end Richard Dent, "I'm not the player I was 10 or Super Bowl MVP, said: "I think we penalties affected 21 players, in- Becker won his second Wimbledon top pole vaulter, raising the record "Tragically, in death, Don have the makings of a dynasty." cluding stars such as Dave Parker, men's singles title, while to 19 feet, 8Vi inches. Rogers may have made more of a 15 years ago," Nicklaus said, "but 1 can still play a little bit at times." The day after the Super Bowl, Keith Hernandez and Joaquin An- Navratilova tied the record of Also in 1986: contribution to society than he dujar, who now must undergo Helen Wills Moody by winning her — The Louisville Cardinals won could have on the playing field," Floyd was 43 on June 16 when the Patriots' best season fell in he became the oldest golfer to win • shambles when Coach Raymond drug testing the rest of their fifth women's singles title In a the NCAA basketball title, beating said owner Art Modell of the careers. row. . Duke 72-69 and giving Coach Cleveland Browns, for whom the U.S. Open, and Allison, at 48, Berry admitted that at least five became the oldest man to win a of his players had serious drug And after two separate heavy- On the college front, several Denny Crum his second title of the Rogers played. "Let's hope his weight title fights, traces of mari- universities were in trouble with decade. He also won in 1980. passing serves as a warning to NASCAR top division race when problems. "We have a situation he captured the Winston 500 on here that we think is intolerable," juana were found in the blood- the NCAA, most notably Southern — The Boston Celtics won their those who want to try, or have stream of former champion Tim Methodist. SMU stood accused of 16th NBA championship, winning used, drugs." May 4. he said. The National League champion The league, as whole, won big in Witherspoon as drugs also touch- paying football players huge sums in six games after losing a brawl- Rogers, a free safety, died of a ed boxing. of money under the table while it filled fifth game in Houston. Hous- massive cocaine overdose on June Mets defeated the Boston Red Sox 1986 when six jurors who sat for in a seven-game World Series nearly three months in a New York The sport, however, also had its already was on NCAA probation. ton's Ralph Sampson was ejected 27, the day before he was to have bright moments. On Nov. 22, Mike The team program could be the for fighting in Game 6 and scored been married. He was 23. Bias, an after being one strike away from courtroom decided that the-USFL elimination in the 10th inning of deserved just $3 in its $ 1.62 billion Tyson at 20 became the youngest first to face the "death penalty," just eight points in the finale. All-American forward at heavyweight champion by knock- which allows the NCAA to ban a — Bobby Kaliiil won the Indy Maryland, died of cocaine intox- Game 6. The Mets, who. battled lawsuit. It all but ended the life of and bullied their way to 108 the fledgling league, a constant ing out Trevor Berbick in the first sport at a school after a second 500 after it was twice postponed ication on June 19, two days after round of their World Boxing affense. by rain and finally run on May 31. the Boston Celtics made him their regular-season victories, came irritation to the NFL since 1982.

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001E Colts Neck 001E Colts Neck 001E Colts Neck 0010 Long Branch 001O Long Branch 0021 Other Public 009 Spoclal Nottcaa 001E Colte Neck 001E Colte Neck Chairman $6,000.00. ' Notlcoa PUBLIC NOTICE Said lot has a front setback of December 20.1986 $756 aa Block 12, Lot 12. Cedar 1M7: Drive. Colts Neck Township. Dec*. mber20 M.04 D.TIM ASSOCIATES, aa MIHOTB* oi> A MeeTina oi- The following action took place 60 where 75' are required, and PUBLIC NOTICE is an undersized lot of record. Classification a Minor Subdi- Flew and General Engineers, at JOtWAR. LTD. at tha December 11, 1066 meet- The following action took place a retainer ol 15,000 00; ana ing of me Coils Neck Township Proposed construction would be vision Approval Wrtti Variance Monday, Jan. 12 at 7:00PM PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai WE THE UNDERSIGNED, "LOVE IS GOING at me December IS. 1986 meet- Relist was granted loCotn Neck E. ARON & SALSBEHO. Board of Adjustment: contrary to Articles 6 » 7, Sec- Ing ol the Colts Neck Planning Long Branch Sewerege Authori- being an of the partners m JOB- TO GET YOU. tions 620F. 647 and 711 ol me Fire Company KM located on Rt. Monday. Jan. 19 at 0:00PM ESOS . as Labor Counsel, et anHAR. LTD.. a limited partnership Thomas Gesuskto was granted Board: ty adopted • Resolution at Its hourly rsle of 1100.00 per hour. LOVE IS GOING permission to construct a two Colte Neck Development Regu- 537 and known as Block 2S.01. Very truly yours. sssodsuon wind up Its affairs Classification I Minor Subdi- Regular Meeting on December This Notice la given pursuant story single lamlly home on lations Ordinance. Lota 10 & 11. Colti Neck Town- Dolores O Connor 0. 1868. appointing the Profee- and to transfer Ita properly to TO FIND YOU.' ' Albert Yodakls vision Approval With Variance ship to New Jersey Local Public Con- the partner.. Block 1. Lot B5. Clover HIH Relief was granted to Richard stonala and Firms hereinafter LOVE IS RIGHT Road. Colts Neck Township Secretary Jerome & Oenevieve Rabe's December 20. 1» tracts Lew (R.S. 40A11-1 at Dated: November 20. 1900 Oatto. concerning lands known Haled to furnish required Proles- seql BEHIND YOU. application for Ma|or Preliminary atonal Services tor the Calender HERBERT FREEOMAN i Subdivision Approval was den-001Q Long Branch Year commencing January 1, Long Branch JOEL FREEOMAN led without prejudice on land* Seweragirsge Authority BERNARD STRAUSS LOMOJeiUMCH 1067. and ending December 31. designated as Block 6. Lot 6 02. 1*67. copies ol which Resolu- Harold L. Dk*erson, Chairman December 11. IB. 20. 21. 22. * Boundary Road. Cons Neck. UWCrUOC AUTHORITY tion and respective Contracts December 80 $16.1)2 23 13024 LOVE'S PUBLIC NOTICE Classification a Conditional NOTICE Of MOUUUI are on file and available lor Site Plan Approval waa granted ETim* FOB THE VIAH public Inspection in the Busi- 001U Mlddletown GOT A Schedule for publication to James & Anne OeNonna con- IMF ness Office of Long Branch NOTICE cerning lands designated a* NOTICE Is hereby given that Oawaraga Authority, at 150 Jo- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Block 45. Lot 1 06. Mlnebrook Regular Meetings ol Long an* Avenue, Long Branch. New undersigned has applied to the LINE ON PUBLISHED CLOSING Rd.. Cons Neck Township. Branch Sewerage Authority era Jeraey during regular buemaaa All legal not*., must be typed ClassincaUon I Conditional scheduled to be held on the hours on each weekday: uS^S of^SXiown to! 006 Loat and Found and in our ofllct.l Minor Subdivision Approval waa second Tuesday ol each month YOU" ol the year 1967. commencing A 8IDNEY W. BINDER a X granted Luc! DaAngaNs, con- CO.. to provide audwng and Towr^shlps*^r£u!ncea to 0> FOUND CAT — Grey 1 wti SATURDAY Thursday 12 noon cerning lands known as Block at 1:30 o'clock M tha afternoon, mollsh existing canopy and male. Ca« 671-2684. Prevailing Time, a) the Masting accounting services, at a retain- g py 41. Lot 3, Rt. 537. Cons Neck er of $16,000.00. SUNDAY Thursday 12 noon Township. Room « the AdrnMemtJon pump Islands and replace them FOUND DOO — Stray Husky Building of Long Branch Sewer- B. BERNARD F. BOOLIOLI. with new 84P4" a 30'4" canopy. Black a cream, female. 1 or MONDAY Friday 12 noon Barbara Thomaa age Authority Treatment Plant. ESQ., to provide legal services. Secretary two new combination ID and yra. ok). Contact SPCA. (S42 ISO Jollne Avenue, Long at a retainer ol $3,000 00 per price signs end two new canopy 0040. With TUESDAY Friday 12 noon December 20 $14.04 quarter to bill against st 1100.00 Branch, New Jersey 07740. FOUND — Orange color ca WEDNESDAY Monday 12 noon PUBLIC NOTICE Dated: December 11,1866 par hour; "* notice ol these The Colts Neck Township Plan- LONG BRANCH C. ELSON T. KILLAM ASSO- w..,ZSu.., rSSdTSp XizzZ^tf Pictures THURSDAY Tuesday 12 noon ning Board will meet on the SEWERAGE AUTHORITY CIATES, INC., aa Consulting En- arty owners and was published. J1 N*V!W"<.,, ,'iS1 of following dates In January.! HAROLD L. OICKERSON. IN ADDITION.. WE WISH TO Spm., days 872-1D65. FRIDAY Wednesday 12 noon APPLY FORR MAJOOR SITS E PLAN FOUND — 2 dogs. 1 very smsl APPROVAL ANO QIVE SUCH white terrier type. 1 small coUk Send or deliver PUBLIC NOTICE with voucher to: NOTICE AT THIS TIME. type. Hack with brown mark Tha premises are located at ings. Found In Hotmdel area Route 35. center Island, and Holland Rd. 671-2403. evea. Legal Clerk also known as Block 92. Lot 4 incT The Register Bridge Advice

One Register Plaza Board Secretary and may be Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 Inspected during normal busi- Stay man for the Rich ness hours. 780-2441 Tha public hearing will be LOST — Female dog. About held on Monday evening, the yrs. ok). Tan & white, medkin By ALFREDSHEINWOLD 10th day of January, 1087. at sired. Hes tan collar on. Kay 8:00 P.M. at Township Ha*. Mid- port. Aberdeen area. Corner. length but would ask partner to bid dtetown. New Jersey, and pre- 739-2457 or 264-1407. Freeway A response of two clubs (Ihc sent any objection which you1 Slay man Convention) to partner's a major suit of four or more cards mty have to granting this appil-i " On Christmas Eve. Wednesday. opening bid of one nolrump means: (the Stayman Convention). (If cation. ' December 24, we will publish NURSING/HEALTH CARE Henry Ramer, P.A. small belt. Anewers to Shars another new "Love Lines" sec- Can 787-3067. Reward. "If you can. bid a major suit of four your length' happened to be in any Agent and Attorney for Applicant tion for you, your sweetheart, POSITIONS AVAILABLE or more cards." Mobil Oil Corporation LOST GOLD WATCH — Inacrlp friends and family to enjoy. of the other suits, you would bid it.) 246 Diamond Bridge Avenue tton on back. Leather band a Happy Birthday! Happy New If your partner is dealt in the South dealer Hawthorne. NJ 07506-1998 Academy Bus from New York t Ysarl Happy Annrverssryl Happy neighborhood of 22 high-card (201)423-2143 Kaanaburg, Dec. 17th. Rewarc Hanukkahl Merry CHRISTMAS! DAYS • EVENINGS • NIGHTS • FULL TIME • PART TIME Both sides vulnerable Can 767-8531 Say something cute, clever, points (a very posh neighborhood), seasonal or romantic, to your NORTH 002D Union Beach LOST — Urge, long-hair husk sweetheart, friends or family. he opens with two notrump: and shep mix. Red collar, frelndh Paraphrase your favorite song RN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES you respond three clubs to make • Q632 Nonei Wolf. REWABDI 888-0917 lines. No matter what you say, VK653 TAKE NOTICE that a public your rpeenlngful thoughts wW be Explore the opportunities Conlacl the participating recruiters in this the same kind of request. hearing win be held on Jan. 8, e wonderful surprise, which win When today's North uses the 0983 1967 at 6 00 P.M. before the be shared and remembered tor DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register Union Beach planning board In a long, long time. Stayman Convention, South shows *94 the Municipal Building, 650 Introducing photographs with Poole Avenue. Union Beech, NJ Love Unas. Now your photo his spades, and North raises to four - WEST EAST to n94V tnft sppVcstion of J#C together with your love Una wW spades. North was ready to raise to morns S. Gorman for property be published, to enhance your NURSES AIDES HOME HEALTH AIDES P«'ion-tl Dajpt 'four hearts if South bid hearts • 95 • 1087 located at 628 Washington Ave. love line message. We prefer a HQLMOEl CONVALESCENT Mrs Cinedino ALL HEALTH CAME VQJ108 known ss Block 170, Lot 10,11. black » white wallet alia picture. CENTER FAMILY ft CHILDREN S SERVICE SERVICES >NC instead of spades; and North would Union Beach, NJ. Application la No polerlod pictures Your photo let M«y M 111 Bern Avenue 19 Kmgi Hwy OA762 01054 for a minor sub-division. wM appear no greater than 1 Long erencrt N J 07>4O M>ad<»IOwn NJ 07741 Ho'moei NJ 0173! have bid three notrump if South Jerome S. Gorman men deep by 11nch wide. It may 12Oli 222-9100 (2011 |71. MOO • Q10873 • KJ5 12011 »4B <2M had bid three diamonds (meaning December 20 SS.40 be necessary for us to reduce and crop your photo to fit "Sorry, partner/1 don't have a 002Q Monmouth Therefore, ell photographs i SOUTH , come tha property ol The Ret major suit of four or more cards"). • AKJ4 County 1ST. and will not be returned. PEOPLE CARE NOTICE Of PUBLIC HEARING The coat for publishing your OF SOUTH JERSEY. INC ACCEPTS GAME S?A92 picture le $1000 m addition to LPNl ft HEALTH AIDES PROPOSED AMENDMENT 244 Broad SI /PO Bo« 6625 AU the Una cost of your Love Una Nutting D*K>« OKQJ MONMOUTH COUNTY Red Bank. NJ 07701 South accepts North's game bid massage. O» LlSALLE HAL. GROWTH Mr Fonmulier/Mrs Barrows (201)530-1668 *A62 HO Ncwmin Spring* *OM as the final contract. South's open- . MANAGEMENT GUIDE About M Personnel Recruiters Lmcron NJ 07TW Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:27-4. .784 par Una. Minimum 4 lines. Work Your (20D S3OM70 ing bid has told his story, and North South Weit North East tha Monmouth County Planning 26 characters and spaces equal Own Hours - Days eech Hne. Additional $1.00 lor Highest Psy Rstss would try for a slam if he had nine Board wW hok) a public hearing RIVERVIEW 2 NT Pass 3* Pass ON THE row ol Hearts at top ol your or more points. LOVEUNE. "^ MEDICAL CENTER 3* P«! 4* A!! Pas* CATC: Tussdsy, _'=r.u=ry 20, At four spades, South draws 1D87 FRONT PAGE Ma* or bring us your 35 Union Street TIME: 3:00 p.m. HEALTH FORCE trumps and claims his contract LOVtUME Red Bank. N J 07701 Pevtonnd D«pt Opening lead --• 7 PLACE: Freeholders Meeting IS' B'OSO Street together wtth your payment. 1201)530-220/2222 ' MMpMi Momi SWICM of East-West would defeat three no- Advertise in one of 1 west - Suits 3 Room Make this very special day, Red Bank. NJ 07701 MCOSS NuASlNO SERV.CES WouH you like to have Alfred Han of Records our FRONT PAGE 151 Bodmm Place trump with four clubs and the ace very special. Do Nright now . Work 4 nights and 1201) 530.11(1 Shtinwold teach you how lo play Mam Street, Freehold, NJ. All ada accepted until noon, (Trie Professional R*d tank. NJ 07701 of diamonds. READER ADS at get paid lor 5 (KM 1 S»UH Copies of the proposed Monday December 22. Heaivi Cars Service, backgammon? A 12-lcuon booklet just *20 per line on the 11 to 7 shift amendment have been distrib- DAILY QUESTION will be •• Ihc way lo you when you uted to each municipal clerk and (minimum 2 lines • The Register planning board secretary by cer- Love Une Department Day Care Center is Youhold:*95<774OA762*Q Kiel f 1.00 plus • elamped. lelf-ad- tified maH. The proposed maximum 4 lines) One Register Plaza available lor 10 8 7 3. Partner bids INT (16 to 18 dreue* envelope to Backgammon, amendment Is available tor In- CALL Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 employees Information on spection at tha offices of the children NURSES AIDES points), and the next player passes. la care of Ibb newspaper, P.O. Box Monmouth County Planning I'm tha parent ol Thomaa M. placing an ad Full * P«'t Tim* What do you say? Board. Hall of Records Annan, Moore. Keyport. AJeen and Ma HILLTOP PRIVATE 1000, LN A«»elet, CA 90053. Nat 542-1700 late James M. Moore. Free Parking in this DIRECTORY NURSINO HOME ANSWER: Pass. The hand is not Freehold or by caNng'the Board MKJDICtown. NJ 07744 available outside of continental Offices 431-7460. please call AIRLINE TICKET — Ona way, (201) 6M-0177 quite strong enough for a raise to United States. Robert w. Clark Newark to Denver. Saturday, 542-4000 »»t. 252 2NT, and you cannot bid two clubs The Register December 20th. $125. Can 741- December 20 $1060 7103 after 6 pm. since that would not show club •1988.los»iiatittTii«(riST«kite SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20,19B6 The Eegiater 7B 081 Hip Wanted 051 Help Wanted 051 Help Wanted 061 Help Wanted 061 Help Wanted 0S1 Help Wanted 082 Pert Time 052 PartTjnw OM Situation Wantad LEOAL SECftCTAftv - tipart- Famato ADULT CARRIER — For — 20 Itra/wk. M- anos raqurtd. Caa tffi-eiot Muet have bue driv- Shrewsbury. TMon Fana. Eaton- mary School 222 River St. Rad Young woman wiahas domestic town A Long Branch Miaege MAKTENANCf PERSON — er ecenee or wfang to gat < CAR POOL i sine. Caa M4- uve m, muat be experienced el CaHorappt6l2 6i90 Bank. NJ. 07701. if a—eend day work for buay working peo- reimbursement pkja mcentlvee SECRETARY — For meurance caa 756-1530 EO A AE ple A> choree Cleaning aide • katsre Iiaaaar aaaw laea. HOUSEWIVES, STUDENTS, RE- at typea of repairs, black Hwy 36 (E.J. Robetta) toCan Francme M2-MS0. oMoa. tea dotojjlilnaranQ an daa PEJUON WANTED Kudad Caa KaHty. 264-13M Red Bank or Shrewsbury TIRED: Now taking appauenum tram tor ma mauranoa business PART TIME for pan erne opanmga Hour — X lira, a week Large office mornings. Return eve AIDES — 3-11. tun Urns/pert to become aoanaed. Muat be Caa tor auuumanaiil Monday tuna, can In all shins, new pay DENTAL ASSISTANT — Quality Manroom. Two entrta available: Sand reeums 10 enarp and have 2-1 yra. office ningi. Red Bank or person for progressive office In Housing Aumortty. 211 Shore thru Friday it 00-3 00 Al Zuao andlere naadad. Two scale For Information can 671- 1 00 am to 6:00 am. ona to four exp Sandier Mat a* Agency. 642-4000 days par week. Tua. A Frl Ouer- Shrewsbury to Hwy. 360177. Red Bank. araa. Xray license days weekly, or 7:00 am to 3:00 Drive. Highlands, Naw Jersey Atlantic HJghtanoa 291-0477 required Hours, salary and ben- 07732. CLEANING WOMAN — 1 day sr weak Muat (E.J. Roberts). I need a pm. one to two days weekly. s> Wba. Two AIRLINES NOW HIRING " I neg Cat 747-3(13. 6un- Apply In person at The Raglelar. ride — Kim 542-1700, Flight Atlandanta. Agents. Me- sandevea casfM2-t216 MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — SECRETARY — Fua or p/l ... Contact Tom 061 Butinaas Rome 36. Shrawabury. No Ca» 767-aO23 between 6 lapm Spaanaa or Kan wattr batore 6:30 am to 5 pm Monday chamca. Cuatomar Service. Sei- phone caae. Ptaeeet Fua tkne poaWon In Rad Bank. OfjfjOttuolty arlaato WOK . Call *06-eS7-aOOO Experience pref. but wta train CLERICAL HELP — Accounting 10 00. m Mon evu Sat. 542- thru Friday. DENTAL ASSISTANT TRAINEE SECRETARY/TYPIST — Ma-office Light typing, da 4000 am. 277or appty In parson. SK3MFICAHT OflOWTH OP- Ext A-S247. the right person. Sand resume ture-maided, good typing a F/T/P/T Rad Bank Orthodontic to Box X426. c/o The naglstar. Can Linda al 767 7776 Tha nijlslsr, Ona Hiulilli Pla- PORTUNITY — Euate wun the MRS. SYLVIA AUTO MECHANIC FULL TIME offlca needs an alert, depend Can tar appointment. za. Shrewsbury, NJ 07701. Aleo taetesl growing frozen yogurt 1 Register Plan, Shrewsbury. £24021 coon-fvr — For rantal flaat. Mual hava able parson Wat train. All Mo. HUNDREDS WEEKLYI — Home NJ 07701 taking aupnatlona lor vartoua franchise m the country For a PSYCHIC READER tooli and experience. Can Mr. 747-9100. mewing program! Information? Emwv Manner Nurtfng Home. other poalenns mriudmg darks prostectus on IMS limited pan Advleor on M prouami ol ate Sow 747-1212. Sand S.A.S.E. to L.M. miner. SECURITY — Oaurda needed, CUSTODIAN — Part tkne Inv A Marten. Early morning DISHWASHER — Can manager MODELS/MOVIE EXTRAS ._ Hagnenda Manag- Tarol Canto, Aatrology 4 Palm 192 Wnartalda Condoa. Mon- atari immediately. For further houra. 12 midnight to 6am 2 to ment Co. PO Bon S311. Red 2104 Klngi Hwy., Oaknurat 2 5 pm. Everybody s Cafe. Rad ALL AGES » TYPES mouth Beach. NJ 07760. No exp. nee $16-1125 per hour ..formation, caa 496-1400 4 days par weak Homamekere. Bank. NJ 07701. (barend Dmy'tl Bank. 842-4766 non deadline Dec 31. 1988 ITALIAN RESTAURANT — Al N J. Slate Licensed SERVICE PERSON — Immed rears*, student. A military-* 493-0BO8/775-9S72 BARTNEDER — Experienced. 1 DISHWASHER — Nursing home Monmouth County vocational poaWons avail. Caa 672-1251 UNIVERSAL CASTING 666-2900 opening lor busy heating and ac School DwBict Caa 431-7942 PET POHTRAITS - Do Youyear Fua time Waitratt. experi- experience preferred Rename. Parkway Towers. Woodbrtdge 062 Mortgage* enced Delivery paopla. fua Una. after 1pm co Good ban., exp req CanEqual Opportunity Employer low your pal or have a friend Bra.. 1-9 p.m. Apply between 2-3 ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS mat would appreciate a gift mat pan Ume.musl hava own car. p.tn at Beachvtew ICF, 32 Lau- ******* 264-2561. PART TIME SECBETAHY —Po- Caa 291 3937 I2noon-10pm. JANITORIAL — Local connect sMon at Rad Bank Primary Low rate 1st A 2nd mtgs/refi- kaapa on giving? Band ma a rel Ave.. Keanaburg. DEUVERY PEOPLE — HlldsK nanemg/cradn problems and ravorita pal phMo A I win cap- Cleaning Co. looking for F/T School Osano and achoot expe- BOOKUain —Pt/ft Matura DISHWASHER — Spanish MOTOR ROUTE SHEET METAL TRAINEE to Dakver Tetepege Telephone foreclosures ok ture mat special pat on cinvu help In Hokndel. Can 1-000-392- Book In me Freehold. Manala rience preferred 12 month poal- person lor caah recp and dia- speaking helpful Mon-Frl. MkJ- Immediate openings for busy tJon If awaieaald pieese send Kramer Financial 308-O240 A provide you w/e We long trea- buraamanta. payroll, onung. DRIVER WANTED pan. Howes 4 Marlboro areas. sure. Coniact Ev al 630-1697 dteiown area Call 657-0268. heating A a/c company Good resume to Mr. Wade Turnoch. Dank reconcile' and coNecttons. JANITORIAL — Local contract banana, no axp. necessary Caa Make your own day Ughi hrs DRIVERS — F/T day* Muat IN FREEHOLD AREA Caa Jim at 349-2292 or 623-Principal 222 River SI., fled LOANS TO WISH TO CORRESPOND WITH Red Dank Dr.s" offlca. AR Info. Cleaning Co. looking for F/T 561-0302 tor application Sam Bank, NJ 07701. E O A A E confldantJal. 747 9100 have excellent driving record Supervisor w/mMmum 2-yre. . AM DELIVERY 3200 between 6 6 2:30 FEMALE AUULT — White, mala • • MILEAGE REIMBURSMENT 4:30pm. HOMEOWNERS Can 747-OS1I. Mon-Frl only be- axp. Black seal kcense required P/T PERSON NEEDED — To 32 yra old. Moa personality a BURNER SERVICE — Contrac- • PROFITS A TIPS For any reason good aanaa of humor. Respond tween 9-3 p.m. CaM 1-600-392-6948. SHEET METAL TRAINEE help In our growing accounting Low rates Fast approvals tor. Experienced In tiaating. air Immediate openings tor busy " i. Typing involved. Iknlbte to Jamaa Mala, box 050. c/oconditioning a pkja. Exceeent DRIVEN* WANTED - Fun time Call Jeff Cady Sterling Mortgage LTD Tha flagiatar, Ona Raglitat Pie amo drivers neaeded, axp. a KITCHEN HELP - Wanted heating a a/c company Good DRIVER hrs Can 671-9325 for Interview opportunity with established or benefits, no exp. necessary Can (S/hr. 25-30 hrs per week Early za. Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 Monmouth County tual oil daal- pm. can 739-3267. Imntad. lor eve. BUHI. Tha Laft Chris Smolkxi RECEPTIONIST ASSISTANT — Meaty Bank 530-5930. 561-0302 for application 6am. AM hours. Valid NJ drtvera ar. Call Mr Mcgrath at 211- 542-6680 4:30pm cense a muat. Could lead to lull For Chiropractic offloa must Credn problems understood 012 Travel / 3200. time. Celt Dave Lucas or Tom have tamttc personality eap Transportation Due to expansion SUB CONTRACTOR — Immed Robbins 542-4000. An EOE preferred but wising to train. Can CARPENTER — Experienced, Camera naadad m the following KEYPUNCH opening for busy heating and ac 291-1515 Man Frl 3-7 RIDE SHAKER — From Tranton wanted Call after 6 or leave NURSES AIDE — 7-3, 4 and 5 co. Oood ban. axp. raq. Call FLEXIBLE HOURS — Doctors MERCHANDISE naar HamWon to CECOM Bund- maaiaga. 741-1144. OPERATORS day posltlona-benetHa-experl- 284-2551 office. Answer phone, light typ- TELEPHONE SALES — Part ence preferred. Apply In person, ing, billing. Call 741-5017 time Earn high commissions ing, 7:30-4 pm Can 609 888 CARPENTERS HELPER SUPERINTENDANT/MAINTE 4946 between S-5 p.m. RED BANK Monday through Friday. 10 to 4. selling the Register In your own 071 Merchandise Naadad. Must hava trans. A EXPERIENCED Arnold Walter Nursing Home, NANCE — Freehold Township HORTICULTURAL TECHNICION exp. Cell 787-4117. RIVER PLAZA home during your tree time 021 Business Service FULL/PART TIME 622 South Laurel Ave.. Hailel. Large 2 story condo site, live on — Reliable, exp. m maintaining LITTLE SILVER For Sale CLEANING — Otfices/housas. EATONTOWN position, 1 bdrm unit. Mature live plants Interiors In commer- $5.50-$7.50/HR NURSES — RN/LPN, 7-3. 3-11. FAIR HAVEN RUBBISH REMOVAL — Attic., days/nigtils Flexible hours. Call individual w/haavy exp. in car. cial office buildings Car nee.. RED BANK LONG BRANCH full time/pan time, new pay ceaere. yard! clewed out. Any 741-3246. Hava maaiaga. (Based upon skill pantry, boner repair a general salary negot/penettta 936-6111 MIDDLETOWN typa ol garbaga removed Call MARLBORO scale. For information caH 671- maintenance. Muat hava own EATONTOWN ******* and experience) 0177. HOUSEKEEPER — 2 half days LINCROFT tools. Call Mon-Frl, 10-4 p.m.. par week or 1 full day. Salary 5428880 W-toti. 577-0642 negotiable. Starling end of Jan- CLERICAL NURSES WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Ap- COLTS NECK SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — uary Middletown 530-6627. Dalail orlantad person naadad Expanding data entry service RN'S & LPN'S M/F ply in person Shamrock Diner, to work in fast paced Advertis- UNION BEACH company located In the Matawe JM> sMft »/T or P/T. law. HOUSEKEEPER/BABYSITTER Hwy 35. Middletown SELL ing Services Department Apply n/Aberdeen area haa Immediate NURSES AIDES S5.25/HR pra>t. ktM not n*c. Muat be Must have own trans. 4 Rel , 3 KEANSBURG da—WTMa. T«t-4»4». WAITRESS/WAITER — Calf In parson at Tha Regtater, Ona openings tor experienced key- HOUSEKEEPERS (6-6 HOUR small children CaH between 7 4 UVE INS $315 WEEK manager 2-5pm. ' Everybody's Register Plaza. Shrewsbury LEONARDO punch operators on 2nd and 3rd TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER 9pm 571-4319. The Things shifts. Additional first shift eta Local Cases, no fees. Incentive Cafe Red Bank 842-4755. HAZLET and referral bonuses. Call for Wantad. Steady work, full time INSURANCE a BILLING DEFT ttons will be available In Jan 541-6844 uiry. Interview at People Cere, 244 In a busy Keypon Chiropractic 053 Babysitting/ You Don't CLERK/TYPIST — General 01- Call 1-800448-0352 Broed Ki Red Bank. 530-1888 TRUCK OPERATOR — Full or office, Mon.-Frl.. afternoons-ear- Chlldcare llca duties, good typing skills, to apply 600 Union Ave. Rt. 71. Brlelle part time. Must-have experience ly eve hours. Exp. preferred In s pleasant phone mannerism. . Earn money lor the 526-9432. Freehold, 150 High In flatbed 4 light duty towing computer bHIiny and insurance BABYSITTER — Mature woman Want DAYS 'TIL Computer axp. w/knowiedge of HOLIDAYS way 9.431-1666. Must live In surrounding araa of Call 2M-»vO2 lor appt to take care of 3 yr old boy for The Register • Choose your own hours Did you know mere ara hun- CHRISTMAS bookkeeping Call 739-2271 An Equal Oppt'y Employer M/F Red Bank. Can 530-4041 professional couple. 12:30- Monday-Sunday NURSES/RN — Full time/on call JANITORIAL — Local contract 8:30PM weekdays Own car dr«os of shoppers raading tha Cleaning Co. looking tor floor L.P.N /NURSE AID — Positions ELECTRICIANS' — Full time • Brand naw office available No frills. S10.11/hr. WAITER/WAITRESS — Full or 940-4178. Holmdel dustfiad tactton of Tha Rogra- available, all shifts. Excellent postion. seeking conscientious • Excellent benefits Flex, scheduling. Hazlet Manor part time, lunch and dinner. people In Little silver. Experi- t*r avaryday, for tha best buys benefits Hazlet Manor, call 284 person with good knowledge • 100% company paid Care Center Call 264-5600 Tuesday through Sunday, good ence preferred, but will train BABYSITTER — Needed imme- on u*ad merchandise for ule Call I 800 392-6948 diately. Mature minded woman No doubt things you want to tell The best buys MOO. and skills. Small business, grow- medical, dental, OFFICE HELP WANTED — F/T working conditions. Call Rum- vision and Ufa son Country Club. 642-3333. tor to care for my 16 mo. old child wilt MH whan you placa your ad COOK/CHEF HELPER - Some ing fast Serious electrician need Brokerage Firm Exp. nee MONMOUTH BEACH — Office m my home. M-F, ret s A trans. in town can only apply. 739-2096. Insurance for full time interview in tha classified section axp. necessary, will train. Apply essary Call tor apt. 542-6969 has Immed. opening for secre Call 9-5. 741-1301. after 5PM To help you sail your furniture. only be found In person Shore Point Inn, Hwy GENERAL CONTRACTOR OFFICE WORK — Some experi tary—no dictation. 9 to 3 week 871-5899 ssk for Christina appliances, clothes or anything 35. nil/lot II Interested call for an appoint- In classified! Seeks help in various aspects qf ence. some bookkeeping. 946 WAITRESSES/WAITERS days 229 9194 else, we II giva you plenty of house renovations. Salary com ment. Apply In person, Town 6 Coun- BABYSITTER — Needed for advertising time in Tha Register COUNSELOR — CAC or equivi- 7100. NEWS PAPER ADULT after school care In my Rumson lent experience to work day shift tneneurate with axp. Call after try Inn. Rt. 35 4 Broadway. MOTOR ROUTE CARRIER •1 a vary raatonabia price In a major substance abuse In- 5pm. 530-5406. 583-3660 OIL BURNER — Mechanic. Ex- Keyport. With reliable car Is needed In home. Mon.-Fn. Own trans. A (110.90 for 4 line ad — your ad patient treatment facility. Good perienced only. Company bene- Middletown. Leonardo. Beltord. rel. Can 370-2400 days. 758-runt 10 days.) GOVERNMENT JOBS fits Excellent salary. Air WAITRESSES/WAITERS 1251 eves salary and benefits. EOF Con-$18,040 - »59.23O/yr Now hlr MCC/CMF Highlands. Sea Bright, Mon- If you're sailing a single item in REGISTER tact Sheila al 946-3030 conditioning experience helpful. S 4 N Restaurant, axp. Call 747- mouth Beach, a the Lon( Ing. CaM BO5 887 8000 Ext. R Equal Oppty Employer M/F Call 291 3200, ask for Ed. 0307. your "Merchandise for Sale ad, CLASSIFIED 6247 tor currant lederal list Branch areas. This is a good 055 Situation Wanted and you haven't sotd it in 10 542-1700 COUNTER PERSON — For auto MECHANICAL ASSEMBLER - PIZZA MAKER — Experienced position with earnings of 1300- days — you still have more • —x ji iis B1*KA — —l nlnnmant GROUP TEACHER — Long Manufacturer of medical equlpt- Nights Apply in person after 4 $400/mo. plus cash Incentives Female wi, full ufTMi •mpioyfTt«ni- advertising time Call us on the Branch area. Musi have AA De- menl requires an experienced p.m.. Circle Pizza. Eatontown, Call toll tree 1 800-242-0850 or BABYSITTING — In my home, 10th day and we'll be happy to Call Budget Rent a Car. Can gree with at least 15 credits or technician for small part assem- 877-4222. Monday thru Thursday. 9 to 3 PLUMBER — Mln. 4yra. exp. InWAREHOUSE — Full time/part rerun your same single item •42 MOO ask (or Mr. Regan or more In Early Childhood Educa- bly Basic understanding of elec- p.m. CaH 842-3266. "Merchandise for Sale ad for Mr. Wall. tion Exp. working with pre- trical wiring and schematics a jobbing & remodeling. Exctim. e for flower bulb Co. Receiv- NURSE S AIDES — P/T. Day steady position. Call 6310594 CLEANING BY KAREN - Rea- another 10 days at no charge CUSTODIAN — Evening, 12 school children. Recant College plus. Must be thorough and de- ing/shipping, other warehouse evening, nights available (FREE!) mos position. Immediate open- Graduates with a full year de- tail oriented. Excellent working REAL ESTATE — Tha Crowell duties. Apply in person, between Beacnvlew ICF. 32 Laurel Ave. sonable. Reliable with Refer- ing. Long Branch area. Black gree In Early Childhood Certifi- conditions and benefits. Contact 9 am, and 3 pm, Langeveld Bulb Keansburg. rencee. Free Estimates. Call Need more help to sail your Agency in Fair Haven welcomes merchandise Well put your ad seal license pref. Application cation wilt also be considered Summit Hill Laboratories at 201- newly licensed or exp. Salel Co., 262 Falrfield Rd. Freehold 872-1927 deadline Dec. 31. IMS Mon- In the newspaper called The Contact 988-7736 291-3600 (or Interview or send Raps. Congenial, friendly atmo- 780-3611. EXPERIENCED IRONING — La- mouth County Vocational School resume to P.O. Box 535 Nave- Fort Monmouth Message, which HAIRDRESSER — Wantad. 1 1/t sphere Exc. training. Generous dy will do ironing pick up Ala distributed at Fort Monmouth. District Call 431-7942 Equal sink NJ 07752. ' commissions Immediate floor Opportunity Employer M/F A t p/l for busy shop In West delivery Call 530-9893 Mora than 13,000 military and Long Branch Please call 222 time. For confidential Interview CfVKian personnel stationed at call Stan Rica. 741-4030. Part Time HOUSEKEEPER — For the 4505 days or eves. weekends. Some experience the Fort read this weekly news- DATA ENTRY WAREHOUSE HELP — Wanted paper with avid interest For an MAINTENANCE SH an hour RN'S — 11 to 7 shift. Full or Ft/pt. Packers tor flower bulb with elderly I have references See Our Ad Under HOST/HOSTESS - Walt to start depending on qualifica- Get involved 774-9213 extra $2.40, your Merchandise KEYPUNCH ers/waitressM Maitred Apply pan time Full fringes. Compsti- CO. 8:30 am-5 00 pm.. 8 30 pm- for Sate" ad runs in the Register tions. Handy man must have 12:30 pm. 1:00 pm.-5.00 pm, • 583-3660 in person, Buttonwood Manor tools and trans. Stan immed. Me salary Call Mrs. Smith. 9-3. Assist Credit Manager in busy TRAVEL COMPANION — Would for up to 10 days (20 days for 671-0169. 5 00 pm.-9.00 pm. Apply In par- you Ilka to hava the expertise of single Hem ad if necessary) plus MCC/CMF Restaurant. Hwy. 34. Matawan 741-9451 son at Langeveld Bulb Co. 282 department Plenty of phone work. Call 542-4000. Ext 208 an R.N. at the salary of a com- 1 week In The Fort Monmouth Fsimek) Rd.. Freehold. panion? Recently retired R.N Message Of course if your mer- Senior Citizens and retirees desires position as a companion chandise is sold, you can cancel welcome. 780-3611. PART TIME — Mgr trainee. salary plus/bonus. We seek only to ambulatory person who your ad anytime. The price stays individual to run tele marketing wishes to travel. Female pre- the same 052 Part Time ferred. Salary highly negotiable program tor well known dally If you travel to the right places. I Call 542-1700 to place your ad BOOKKEEPER — General write publication Muat have excellent may make you an offer. Impec- or for information. up work, payroll A tax returns, 2 people skills, to accomplish cable references. Some may be or 3 days per week. Send re- hiring, training, motivating a asked of you Excellent driver A sume to Box F482 c/o The Reg- supervising. Eve. hours S to BABY GRAND PIANO — Re- map reader. P.O. 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Ranch w/ce- tar 8PM BUTCHER BLOCK TABLE — CHEVY — 1966 Cavalier Z24 MERCURY — Lynx 61 wagon, KITCHEN CABINETS — WWl rarmc Wa In bath. 1 txk from TOYOTA — 1964. Windowed Wltfi ctnofn# legs, good oondt" electric ranga $360 566-7376 2 bdrm.. 1 bath luxury condo. Beautiful. Show Room cond. auto. PB. PS. air. good cond BASEMENT SALE — Tueaday. heat 6666/mn. pus use.. Into. NYC Dueana. rainutaa fi van. $4,600 787-0661 a! oon $75 747-3482. arm 5. 12/16. Sola bad. $15. apt Moh- W/W carpal throughout, central eacumy. no paw. Cal 496-3717 beachaa. show « sal al loaded with options, laat. great Aaklng 62600 Cat 466-0326. KITCHEN SET — Formica top on gas 13.000 ml. all Hwy Too CANOIAN GEESE PLANTER — an table and chairs. $15. Dra- ek. as appl.. eei-in kaohan • $106,600. ERA Advantage Real ST; um. 4 ohafca. vary good cond RED BANK — 4 bdrma . a Id much to Ust. A true sports car. Great gift lor Ctvietmat MO plaoa. $15. rug. $6. 16 mo. oU patio MM/mo. Cal 648-2760. ty. 6*6-7000. For your conve- $166. Cal 290-1776. bathe. IMng room, dining room, 245 Truck & Trailers $12,000 or b/o. Aak for Stave Can 530-7523 boys clothes. Inaeriri Q. MoCue Raaaora. nience 671-5100. kitchen, naw lemHy room. 2 car 264-6162 attar 5pm. MERCURY — Marquia '60. 4- KITCHEN TABLE — Oval. wWl CHEW door. VB. air. am/fm stereo, pov- CAN1A1A — 700 background leal and 4 chairs $75 Rerrtoer- garage, all appkancaa 6 much NEPTUNE 12/17. $2 bag sale B.Y.O.B Pick up. $600 aa la. Can 871 er seat. pw. pi. pb, pa. cruiaa KHWC system. 2. 700 SsaKlkMI alar. OE. whits, lop freezer $50 more MM cond . mova right In.Located on quiet dead and 8114 CAMARO — 1961 auto. aye. brown bag). 13 Oregan Ave. 61066/mo pma UW 671-8296 control, vnl. rool. rear Oat, tint. tapes plus 2 Ml and caning Fraaiar. Saars. 16 cu. ft. $100 Haztet atreet. thia brand naw Colonial am/tm caaa. ps/pb, 55.000 mi. speakers, good lor homa. offloa, 542-2617 surrounded by treaa. welta tor CHEVY — 1964 Blaiar K-J Very axe. cond $4150 Call 671-7429 Vary clean $2,495 767- RUMSON — 2 bdrm.. Hv. good cond., low miles $8600. or amaM restaurant. Cal 566- CHRISTMAS SALE — Toya. thai epeclai tamHy. 3 bedrooma. attar 6pm. SS: LARQE COUCH — 2 Cherry- I yard. 2vi bane, formal dmmg room, Can 291-3229 after 8pm. wood End Tables Mn drawn novelties, gifts 4 kNraky. E«ery 101 . shopping CHEW — I960 Citation 500 MERCURY — Monarch. I960. Fn. Sal. Sun. 6 Mon. 11/27- a sai pkia attached garage Priced lo DATSUN — 80 King cab pick aaklng $750 or beat otter Cat CHANOE KITCHEN OECOR —3 1 Oval Charrywood Coffee Ta- ALL LANDLORDS $676 + u*»M . 842-331 eel al $129,500 FHV 116. Call 767-9013 whirlpool kitchen appeanoaa. ble Antique Saon Drapes with 12/22. 9am-5pm . 611 5*1 St. Monmouth 4 Ocean Counties up. S apaad. am/tm casaate eves and weekends 463-3205. Union Beach. For Info 736-3614. TINTON FALLS inemaled cape, naw a/b radlala alda by alda refngeretor and cornice 2 erime lamps, kJkeoox. NO COST TO YOU CHEVY — 1964 Impale SS 283 days Nancy 544-9199 3 bdrm.. 2V> bath Sow Laval. $1600. Can 226-1960. eyas freezer, doutola ovan range, and pWia> machine, brawn ajathar CHRISTMAS GIFT a SILK Wa have oualmed tenenta wait- Famay rm . garage, available Im- rebuilt eng . pa. auto, consola. 2 MERCURY — 1960 Colony Park Olehwasher. all top ol Una. av- coat. 3/4 length, alia amen, twin SCHLOTT FLOWER — at 30 rngrrvtew Cir- Ing lo rani your property mediately $12507mo pkia utM- REALTORS 201-8*2-7600 DODGE — 1960 Pick up Step- dr., all orlg.. vary good cond Station Wagon, a/c, ps/pb. acado color, all excellent condi- canopy bad. draaaara. ale Must cle, off Eaal Rd. Middleman. NoChargel tkea. Call 642-2760 JOSEPH G skies. 6V. bad. 6 cyl. 4 apd.. $2500 or b/o Call 721-3155. am/fm. aac. cond.. aaklng Uon. $600 Can 842-9267 eea Cal 922-9398 No ObUgaUonl Friday. 2-8. Saturday. 11-3 Cal McCUE Raaltora RUMSON ESTATE running boards, tool box. sm/tm CHRYSLER — Cordova 1977 >2600 Call 756-9216. t ( tape Exc. cond. $2350. Cal COLUMBIA ROWING — I LIVING ROOM SET — 5 DC.. 6719565 Southern Colonial with 7 bad Pa. pb. automatic. 92.000 ml MITSUBISHI — Tredia. '63. trve tenanta to your properly. 741-1366. china. Hka naw. $75. 10 vacum floral print, glass tabtea mduo- HOLMDEL - 12/19. 12/20. rooms. 5vk baths, dan, solarium, Runa good $600 495-3616 White. Ac. am/lm. 5-apaad daanera. an m good condition. ad.Aaklng $400 Can 767-1401 Can the Proleselonala! 103 Neman to Share aun porch, dub room, maid a 12/21 94. 2152 Hwy 35. Dining weichert Rentale Inc FORO — '75 pick up Club Cab. CHRYSLER — 1974, Newport trans Great gaa mileage. A •45 to 10 aach. an gauantaad. room aat. kltchan aat and many IN SEARCH OF — quarters or In-law apt. Over 6 3-apd, runa good. 75.000 ml must see! 530-6466 Ow achool daak. $75 Hand MIRROR — With gold trame.35 Cuatom. runs wall. Past inspec- other iteme reaponalbie paraon to share 3 acrae with poasible eubdtvlelon $900. Cal 495-2936 tion, ps/pb. 4 dr. a/c $550 or truck. $20. dowaa. $15. platform « 55. ChandeHer, antique gold. 3 2*6-1100 bdrm house In Highlands. $275 MUSTANG — '79 4 cylinder. potential $1.1000.000. b/o. Call 946-8142 after 5pm. loHar. S125. S drop clothes $25. layers Both reasonable Can NEW M0NMOUTH — New toya. ahr 'abt UO-8200 par month Ind util Bdrm avau. Century 21 Coiana. Raaltora. GMC — 84 7000 aeries. Pa. ps pb. 70.000 ml Asking $600. 872 1041 Rte 36 to Wilson Ave to Sylvia pdb. Alison auto. 1020 Urea, 530-514B. Licensed Real Estate Broker. Fab 7tn Pleaee cal Laura. Independently Ownad/Oparetad CJ7 Jaep — 1979 $1200 or b/o 291 5543 Terr 10 5 Detoraa PI. Sat. ft eves after 6 pm. 672 2866 26.000 gmw, cab axe. condition. COMPUTER — Appla II*. 126k ORGAN — Conn Spinette Mod- Sun . 10-4 pm 671-3574 ASBURY PARK — Luxury 1 813 fllver Road. Fair Haven Call 291-6520 attar Spm. MUSTANG - 1976 Hatchback al Leslie earphone attatchmant. 49.000 ml. Can (718) 4949789 RAM. extended SO column card. bdrm.. 1 block to ocean $435- 741-7688 CONCORD — '78. Low miles. Auto 4 cyl.. ps. rebuilt motor, Funmastar a banch includ Exc. SILVER * GOLD JEWELERY daya, (201) 495-1930 avaa. CP/M card. Monitor ///. Disk $455/mo. plus util No Faaa. CaH KEYPORT — Large 2 bdrm apt RUMSON — Water view. 3 A/C. all power, clean in a out, many naw parts, runa A looks cond $400 Can altar 5pm. 741- JEEP CHEROKE — Lorado 86 driva \, fan wtth aurga protec- 201-774-0202. to share with man $350/mo. bdrm.. 3 bath, spin-level on Ivi check It out. Asking $900. Call good Aaklng $950 495-2667. 7142. _ glftware. WeH below retail. 2-dr. black, ehowroom cond tor. toy auck Many program*. plua vi util.. heal Includ CaH acres In prime araa. Move Mi 683 7560 NISSAN 200SX — 1964, 40,000 The Twer. 241 Naveatnk River ASBURY PARK — Clean 5 rme, 668-1257. Fully loaded. Low mllea Including word procaaalng. data ORGAN — Hammond alactrlc. cond. 747-0337, $399,000. mi, exc cond. sunroof, a*. baae. apraadahaat. gamaa. Rd. Mktdkrtown 747-8243. 12-6 naw kltchan 4 bath, beach area. $13,500. CaH 946-9417. Vary good condnon $500. Call yard. Faa attar rental. Weichert RED BANK HOUSE — Non- am/fm. mual aell. $8400 or b/o. $700 Call 369-3925 altar« pm 787 1168 Mon-Fri. 9-4 Sal, or by appl CONQUEST — 1985. (Starion) Centals Bkr. 530-5200 smoker, professional prel Vary 132 Condo*/ NISSAN — 4 wheel drive. Mag auto, digital daah. leather interi Call 291-6656 wheels 4 tires, custom Int.. ste- COMPUTER — Commodora 64 PIANO — Beautifully Mahogany 077 Pets ft Livestock nice, 2 BR. Good toe., conv. to or. loaded, excelent condition. OLDS — Cutlass. 1964. axe. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 1 •OS Pkwy Walk to Ban Cora Townhouses reo cass . sunroof. 54.000 mi.. Monitor. Keyboard, disk drive, Veneer Ivory keys, carved lags, 69.000 pky mi . »88O0 nag Call cond. 26.000 ml. $7600 Call with white computer cabinet ADVANCED AND BEGIN- BR garden apt. Large rooms, Newman Spgs., 10 mm. to Ball $3800 or b/o Call 767-6617. compact demenaiona. Horrt- overlooking pool, nice area ABERDEEN 487-4067 axt 422 or 493-11652 after 5pm 642-1931. Ekcallant condition $450 Early waight. short compass key- NERS— Classes January aaa- • Holmdel. $39S/mo plus sions. $45. Bayshore Heat 4 hot water Ind $606/mo. util. David day:949 1521 Lovely two bedroom condo TOYOTA — Pick-up. '83. CUS- Amarican queen aiza aola bad. board Partact lor apt. $1100. TOM CAB. Seen 6. 4-wd. Pa. OLDSMOBILE FERENZA Hercuton labrlc. gold tones. e» Companion Dog Club, 741-6046 291-1221 after 6PM. ava:756-8434 mag.: 758-6489 mova In condition, Immaculate COUGAR —1961 8 cyl. aaklng . _B6 4 dr.. exc. cond.. low ml., Ca» 946-2693 convenient to alt transportation pb. ac, am/fm stereo caaa., 4 callant condition $300 Brown, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Lux- $4500 or b/o 62.400 ml 1972 am/lm, a/c. tilt wheel, asking PIANO — Upright Howard. Ex AKC — Mala Lhasa Apso, 1 yr RED BANK — Prof, female to great for the investor, fireplace new tlrea + extra trim. Must see full alzedteather aola. Cushions ury high rise Large aludio. and $9,000 or b/o. 495-0376. Plymouth. 78.600 ml, perfect $10,800 Must sell 495-5726. callant conditon. Banch Inc. old. golden and while $175 firm ahare 3 BR duplex. Walk to NY In oversize living room, ahed for cond_J400 Moving 73».!>4fKj uedone. Like naw. Asking $150 Call 495-3720 2 bedrooms on water overtook- OLDSMOBILE — Omega 1960 Naad room, must sell! 747-6655 $600 or beat oner Call Jeannle tralna a shopping Call Kim 548- atra atoraga. FHV 107 UTILITY TRAILER — 6 X 7 ng marina. N.Y. dry view. Com- 5505 days or 356-2709 eves CUTLASS SUPREME — 1978 2-door. V-6. pa. pb. ac. am/fm. AKC POODLE PUPPIES muter ferry, train and bus. AH $123,900. deck, excellent condition. $200 COUCH — Colonial style with Black mint. 10 wks old. Cham- 264 6094 ac. rebuilt trans., recant tune up, new tires Good condition. $350. POOL TABLE — Slate top. utilities included Starting at new tires, inter, mint $550 Call wood trim. 4. matching pillows. pion atock $300 CaH 671 0130 $595 Can 201-291-0237. 106 Furnished Rooms Call 988J153JL vary good cond. $150 Call 739- heavy duty. $325 CaH 767-3616 UTILITY TRAILER — 9x6 tl 264 9056 arter 6pm FEMALE DOG — 8 moa old. ABERDEEN TO RED BANK SCHLOTT Perfect cond Asking $100 Call OPEL GF— 1972 auto, naw 5418 PROVINCIAL — Bdrm aat. com- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — REALTORS 201-842 7600 DATSUN B210 — 1979 4 ap. paint. 76,000 orlg. ml., axe. Spaniel mix. medium alia. Fraa irge 2 bdrm apt. in private Rooms 6 studios from $40 a wk 264-7858 DBJJJXI CHINA -DarbyMold. P*» with ma^aeercheete. to good homa. Good with chil- HIGHLANDS am/lm cass, a/c, exc cond., ;ond $950 Call 668 0571 1 homa. completely redone, 5 mln. HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1234 good gaa mileage 6 all season awi aweu fijkmirai tnr 19 ItMd •*«• antique CnvSI. »/UU D»»ef dren. Houaabrokan a an shots Magnificent luxurious living in rom tarry eervice. $600 mo. HAZLET — $300/mo. Can 868- 250 Autos for Sale radlala $1500 542-2664 3PEL GT — 1872 auto, naw once. Uat prlca. $7,800 s^imp, 1766 or 427-7276. 767-2077. ncl utlls.. ivs mo. sec . 1 yr. this 2 bedroom sunny corner paint. 76,000 orlg. ml., axe. price. $4.000. 531-3132 _|QUILTS — Hand dona by my 67 1679 after 7PM. unit. Tennis courts, pool, exer- y y FEMALE ROTTWEILER — 8 leesa. ABSOLUTELY NO PETS . DATSUN B210 GX — 1978 5 cond $1200 Call 666-0571 KEANSBURQ — Room for rant clae room are |uat some of the apd., a/c. am/fm cass stereo. DESK - Cherry. $200 »M »»* « i,, house broken, must sell avail. Immed. Can 291-8546.. OPEL — 1974. 2 door station typewriter. $100 Call 671-5114. aonaMa ro Please call 787-8869 or 787- amenities. Close to ferry serv- rear defrost, naw clutch, new due to allergies. Aaklng $300. ices U NYC. $157,000. FHV109 wagon. Runs and looka great RACCOON COAT — Ladye BELMAR — Luxury 1 bdrm. 7247. exhaust, very good cond $1500 DESKS, FILES — Tables, Can eves 495-9547. townhouee. 1 block to ocean. or b/o 671-2041 $300 or bast olfer AM/FM can Like new. Compare at $3,800. LONG BRANCH — Clean, quiet chairs, storage cabinets, com- FREE PUPPIES w/w carpets. $525/mo. plus util sale Call 495-0260. Asking $1.400 462-2214. house. Superintendent In resi- puter tables, offica equip, ate. at 6weekaold. No Fees Call 201-966-6900. SCHLOTT PLYMOUTH DUSTER — 1974, bargain prices Naw or uaad. dence. Kltchan prlvleges. Walk REAL FARM LAND 787-1401. EAST KEANSBURQ — Clean 5 REALTORS 201-842-7600 SELL am/tm Btereo cass . rear detog, A.AC. DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rl I to ocean. CaH 672-1853 ave- DATSUN — 2602 77. S1500 in rm. 3 br in 2 family, appi, carpal, manual steering A brakes. $850 35, Oakhurat 531-3990. _ | TOPSOIL FREE TO OOOO HOME nlnga. TAMPA AREA — 2 townhouses. new pans & paint Runs & looks Snuggles Is a mad. alia dog. 15 yard, ktde o.k. Fee after rental. 2 bdrm., 1W bath, no money ot b/o Call lid al 787-1132 DIAMOND SOLITAIRE — V, C1 MIDOLETOWN TWP. — Fur- excellent Must sail. First $2800. ANY QUANITY moa. old. Mc/ing. can't take II Weichert Rentals, Bkr 290-9555 down, assume mortgage Also 1 ring $575. 2/3 tw ct aar studs. nlahao or unfurnished off YOUR Call 264-5309 PLYMOUTH HORIZON — '81. 4 nterasled please call after 4pm. Condo Orlando. 2 bdrm. 2 bath. $525. V* ct tw ear studs. $400. WILL DELIVER FAIR HAVEN — Cozy 1 bdrm. Thompson Ave Rt. 36, non dr.. 4 cyl.. auto trana.. am/fm 668-8256 Sam* terms Owner transferred DATSUN — T962 Modal 210. 2 Lass.. red w/biack vinyl int.Ask- Call 544-8261 ANYWHERE cottage for rant. Across from emokar, neat a quiet In big to Germany CaH 544-8201, door hatchback, auto., ac. ps. QOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES pond. Recently remodeled. Oa- home, wall mannered working ng $850 290-1623 DINETTE SET — Hutch. 4 CAR pb. aunrool, very clean. 50.000 493-9782 AKC Registered $300 In time rage 4 private back yard. Lovely Individual. $100 wk. Can 767- PLYMOUTH — Reliant 1963. chairs, table, good cond.. maple. 136 Indu»tria1 Property mi $2700 or b/o 290-0372 _ ROLLS IV — Electric whee- for Chlrstmaa. Call 530-1433. neighborhood. Avail Fab. 1.0203 laava message. auto. 4 dr aadan. very good $200 or best oiler 787-1065 $625/mo. + util. 530-1590 after Did you know more prospective DATSUN — 1976 280Z. 5 apd . lchair, never used Aakmg HIMALAYAN 1 PERSIAN — Kit- RED BANK — Close to stores 4 INVESTORS m/fm storeo. sr. mag wheels unning englna. low ml. body DINETTE SET — 5 piece with. .291-4683. tp.m. car buyers In this area first read needs work, asking $500, Call $J 400 tana for Christmas reserve trans. Share bath. $80/waak 2 offica buildings for sale. 1 In the classified section ol The nth locks, black on black, ac. tfasaubi. $200 Can 721.0932 yours now $200 Can 842-5751 Call 842-8363. Red Bank with 7 rooms and an alter 5pm 495-5226. RQOF LOApER _ Register, for the best used cai orig owner $3600. 747-8381 RQOF L apartment at $259,000 early oc- PLYMOUTH — Volara '76 2-dr, DINING ROOM — Pecan lighted 291-1253 LABRADOR — Pupa. 7 waaka RED BANK — Convenient loca deals. No doubt an ad will help DODGE CHARGER - 1977 cupancy. you make the best deal for your ust passed inspection, original china, buffet, table w/lesl. 6RU' G — Taxes steerhkle animal old. 4 white 4 black. Just In lima lion, womene Club of Red Bank. Good concilium S500. Ps, pb. chairs. Chairs naad work. $225 lor Christmas! $150. 767-2871 GREEN GROVE GARDENS— 1 741 1435 or 747-9861 car. owner Asking $400. Call eves. carpet. Brown and white Ap- am/lm radio. Call 842-2269. weekends 530-5382 or bast offer. 671-2962 prox. 5x8. $400. 787-0203. leave LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS 4 2 bedroom apta. Exc location RED BANK — Furnished room The other In Fair Haven. 7 To help you sell your car. we I give you plenty of advertising DINING ROOM — Bannington masaage. — Ready for Christmas. AKC. 2 GSP. Beautiful spacious torrent. Elderly man preferred. PLYVALIANT — 72 Beautiful courtyards. Nicest rentals In rooms, prime village location lor tlma in The Register at a ver^ Pine. 47 inch round table with 2 yellow. 1 Uack. $400. Call 842- $55 waekly. Call 291 -4743. sale with lease back $325,000. DODGE COLT — 1978 4 apd cond . many new parts, torlson 12 Inch leaves and 4 Windsor SACRIFICE — Dining room ta- Kayport. 284-1S46. 9-5. Mon-Ftl. reasonable price ($10.90 for 4 standard. $700 or b/o. Call aves. bar problem. B/O. 70 Laurel Dr , ble, and 8 upholstered chairs, 2 0506 Century 21 Cozens, Realtors Una ad — your ad runs 10 dayi armchairs. Excellent cond. $500. UNION BEACH — Large kltchan 291-6409 Little Silver. 842-6245. extra leaves and a pad. $500 MALTESE — Puppies. AKC. HAZLET — Townhouse. 2 bad- to cook In. On bua route. Independently Owned/Operated (Everyday 23.000 people buy 642-8316 PONTIAC — Feiro. '84. Red. Irm. Can lor appoint 741-1133. weeks, the ultimate atockln m, ivi bath. Dishwasher, $75/waek, plua security. Phone 813 River Rd.. Fair Haven The Register.) Call us on the DODGi~DART~^ 1976 Auto- DINING ROOM SET — Table. 5 atufler! 384-4904. washer and dryer. Large kitchen for appt. 284-8325. 741-7686 loth day if you haven't sold your malic/6,90k ml Best olfer. Call Automatic Good condition chairs, buffet, china closet, solid SEARS — Deluxe ping pong and dining area. $850 mo. Call car and we'll be happy to rerun 747-4723 $6 500 767 6409 or 495-5641 Maple, good cond, $350 Call awe. Puch Moped. Varsity PUPPIES FOR SALE — AKC. Ban al 739-3753. 138 Mobile Home* your auto for sale ad for anothei 281 5145 anytime Schwinn 10 apd. bike. 2 pair Lhesa Apso. shots, 8 wks. old. DODGE M0NIC0 — 1976. A/C. PONTIAC III HO SE — 14,500 HIGHLANDS — 2 bdrm with 108 Commercial HAZLET — Vlndale Mobile 10 days at no charge (FREE") chiWrena K-2 skis > polls 747- $300 Great Christmas glfta. Need more help to sell your car power, good transportation, lat ml., air. rad. am/fm stereo, mint. DINING ROOM — Antique from 1894 attar 5pm. Available now 542-7859 river views from balcony $525 Homa. 2 bdrm.. axpando, ac. $500 takes it 291-1407 $7200 or b/o 670-1264 plua util. sac. No pete Avail. Rentals ww carpal, aun porch 4 shad. We II put your auto for sale ad in the 30'a. 6 chairs, large table, the newspaper called The Foil DODGEVAN ^76 $450 as IS. glass china closet Beautiful SEARS — Washer. 1 gas dryer, SCHNAUZEP— Puppy Laat Immed 787-4106 KEYPORT — Avail. Fab. 1, large Call anytime 922-2461 until PONTIAC — Le Mana. 1976. 4 fireplace screen & grata, surf one left. Female. Will hold untl commercial store on comer noon, 284-1878 1pm-5pm Monmouth Message, which la Call 291-5999. aflar 7 pm: _ dr. a/c. p/s. p/b. 6 cyl.. 90.000 wood Call 5304213. HULS OF HIGHLANDS — 2 distributed at Fort Monmouth board. Moving, must sail Call Christmas. $400 Call 583 0294 business dlst. $750 mo. Call DUSTER — 1973 Needa en- mi. 2nd engine at 70.000 mi. DRYER — QE Heavy Duty Gas bdrm cottage with spectacular MOBILE HOME — 10x55' More than 13,000 military and gine. New brakes, master cylin- SIAMESE FOR SALE — Please 727-1691. 1 $900 Days 949-9019 or eves Dryer 1yr old. Exc cond $400 ocean view. Year lease, gas Washer, dryer, refrldgerator Ex- civilian personnel stationed a der, alternator, fuel pump $200 229-7354 SILVER FOX — Jackal. Like call 767-4644. KEYPORT — Brand new offica cellent condition. 787-2409. the Fort read this weekly news- Call 747-6381. heat, adults preferred, no pats. or best offer 284-4627. after 5 naw. Sire 12-14. Qaorgaouel $575 par mo. CaM 672-9004. space, heart of business dlst. Laava maasaga. paper with avid interest For an PONTIAC LEMANS — 78. Ps. DRYER — Norge. good running Asking $500 Can 642-6125. $350 mo. Cell 727-1891. extra $2 40. your auto for sale pm ac. pw. new tlraa and brakes cond. $60 or bast offer Can KEANSBURQ — 2 bdrm. apt. SKI BOOTS — Men a Nordics 140 Real Estate ad runs in the Register for up to FORD — Escort L 83 4 cyl 2- Great engine Slight damage to 493-9382. $550/mo plua alec 1VI aecurlry KEYPORT — Store In brand 20 days IT neceasary. plua 1 the nood by tree limb 7415577. Force II, size 8. rarely uaad. axe. Call 767-6055. naw mini mall. $300 mo. Call Wanted door hatchback Automatic. Pa. ECONOLIFT — Standard ream- cond. $50. 7474165. week in The Fort Monmouth pb. Radio, heater, am/fm case. TANKS-A-LOT 727-1691. Message - Of course if you aei PONTIAC — 1963 Firebird. V6. er. Leather 9 moa. old. Waa LONG BRANCH — 1 bdrm $500 RED BANK MANOR Excellent condition. Sacrifice. p/s. pw. ac. tilt wheel, am/fm SLEEPER COUCH — Oun. alia. PetShopoe 1 OFFICE — To let Naw architec- your car you can cancel your ad $1200 new Asking $800. Per- 39V1 Broad St.. Rad Bank mo., IV) mo. sac. newly remod- Principal wishes to purchase 1 $1975 Call 758-1650 cass., T-Topa. gauges. $5000. fect cond. Call 290-1779 Chair 8 lovasest. plaid. Hercu- turally award winning building or 2 bdrm apt. praferrabry in anytime. The price stays the 747-3440 eled 2 bdrm $600 mo. IVk mo. FORD — Cscort Wagon. 4dr. Call after 8pm 583-0276 kon Small dresser a dressing sac., newly remodeled, no pets 1600 aq. ft. 6 offices and recep- Rad Bank Manor. Principals on- same ELECTRIC RANGE — Hotpoint good shape. $2700. Call 787- able $50 takaa all. 495-1243. allowed Call 8708170. tion area Convenient Rt. 35 ly reply to Box J465 c/0 The PONTIAC — 1979 Safari wag- self cleaning ovan. $50 or b/o. AKC PUPPIES location. Naar parkway. Register. One Register Plaza. Call 542-1700 to place your ad 271? on, 9 passenger, runs good, Call 671-0130. SLEEPER COUCH — Oun. alia. LONG BRANCH — 3 room gar- or for Information Chair » lovaaaat. plaid. Harcu- Shrewsbury commone. $10 a aq Shrewsbury, NJ 07701. bast offer. Call after 6pm 291 dan apt. near ocean, transporta- ft. pkia utoieaa. Call 741-1330. FORD ESCORT — 1982 Gray FIBERGLASS CAP — 8ft white. lon Small dresser 8 dressing Husky, Female....Sheltle. Female tion. Prime location. Adults prel AMC — Hornet. 1973, 6 cyl, 5418_ $275. Formica 40 inch wall & awe $50 takes all 495-1243 Shttiuu. Female Chihuahua 571 I489y RED BANK /Luxury offloa space auto, a/c. p/a. 59.000 plus mi., w/red int. Exc cond. $2600. Call PORSCHE daak unit. $100 Perego Car- Toy poodle. Apricot RECREATIONAL runs great, recently tuned. i450 6720936 8L0T MACHINES — Ok). Also available. For purchaee call 530- FORD LTD — Wagon 1884 64 944 Auto. roof, sapphire, riage Stroller, $45. 2 am bdrm. LONG BRANCH — Large. Call 5427478. old Penny arcade games A gum- Toy fok tarrtor 7300. Am/fm. ac. ps. pb. naw tires. mint cond. 431.2727. dreseera. $40 pair. 787-7311. Pocket Toy. Female Lab & collie clean, 3 rooms, terrace, yard, sail machines Modern video quiet area. Faa attar rental, Wai- RED BANK 152 Boats ft AMC — 1978 Concord DL. 4 dr Excellent condition $5,900 642- SAAB . machine, 'elevator action', $360 Mini PoOstle, Afajcot ps/pb. a/c. am/fm cass.. new 5707. 530-3464. .___ FILL DIRT AND Bichon, Mala chert Rentals, Bkr 530-6200. PRIME LOCATION Accessories 60 99GLI. A/C, FM cass Sacri- ncludee delivery Great X-MAS 400-2000 aq. ft - $6 and up tlrea, exc. cond., $1200. CaH fice, bast oiler Call 747-2000. Cocker Spaniel. Female LONG BRANCH — Newly deco- 290-0372. FORD — Mustang 1970. 6 cyl. ROAD GRAVEL. glfta. 871-6266. Carpeted, air conditioned, el SANTA SPECIAL auto, good cond . clean, must Golden Retriever. Mala rated 6 room duplex. Vi block to 12' WOODEN ROWBOAT SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC ANY QUANTITY, SOFA — Antique. Victorian. avsted building, svell. perking AUDI — 78 5000 Excl. cor.J i. $2600 or besl oiler. Call Great Pyrenees. Female beach, kids o.k. Fee after rental ASKING 1300 776-8462 Newman Springs Rd.. Rad Bank WILL DELIVER green velvet with mahogany Scottle. Female Weichert Rentals Bkr 530-6200. Call Judy 747-7580 Loaded. Aaklng $2600. Will ne- 871-2110 741 0910 wood trim, aaals 5. Good condi- Miniature Schnauzer, Female gotiate for quick sale Call 922 RED BANK — 1 am. offica avail 154 Recreational FORD MUSTANG — 1979 V 8. STRAUB BUICK-OPEL ANYWHERE. tion. $795 948-3872. £hon 8 long hair kittens MODERN APARTMENT — Nesr Heat, ac, prlv. parking includ 1923 transportation. Beat time to call auto, good for parts or rapair. 9 ACRES ot New I Used Cars 493-9782 SOFA — Bad. full alia. $75. Persian,4 Hlmllaya Raasonsble rates 747-1100 Vehicles AUDI 5000 — 1978. Naw paint $550 or bast, otlar. 290-9455 • Now available at 2 great before noon 495-0416. Hwy 36. 284-40O0 Keyport Reclining rocker, $50** Living SNOW MOBILE — 1977 Artie job. runa well. $3100 or best FORD PINTO — 1976 Low FIREWOOD — For sale, spin locations RED BANK room chair, $50. 2 and table. OCEAN GROVE — Nawly deco- Cat El Tlgre. very fast, good offer 642-esai. mileage, excellent condition, TOM S FORD end delivered. $75 '.1 cord. $125 39v> Broad St.. Rad Bank rated 4 rms. IVi block to beach, 138 aq. ft. office, carpeted 4 200 Hwy 35 Keypon $30. 2 twin beds. $25. 1 lull We decorated $200 par mo., Jyr. cond., with traitor, sun. and Bell naw ttres. woman driver, asking cord Call 842-5409 bad. $20. Organ JJ35 Kanmore 747-3440 close to buses Fee after rental Star Helmut Best offer. Call BUICK — Regel 1984. 4-dooi 264-1600 Welchen Rentals Bkr 530-5200 lessa Call Judy 747-7580 V6. completely loaded, a/c $325 389-2614 FIREWOOD — Oak, Seasoned humidifier. $15,495-0770 Animal Kingdom 530-5274 leave message TOYOTA CORROLA — 1960. Hwy 35. Ocean Twp. 531-1104 am/lm radio, pa. tilt wheel Split,, * delivered and alackad RED BANK — Luxury 2 bdrm FORD — T-blrd 77 351 V-8 Osmsge to roof by tree limb, $125 00 495-1917 or 741-3708 SOFA — Yellow 8. brown floral Wa will hold all livestock tl p/wlndowa. valour seats. 20.000 Orlg. owner PS. PB. AIR, NEW print, Colonial. 2 living room townhouee w/w carpet, dish- ml., extre clean Call 495-9435 or can be diced Great lor parts. Christmas eve., tllhS. washer. 6 pkg. $725. 530-7300. AUTOMOTIVE TIRES, + BRAKES. Hign Miles. make offer 741-5577. FIREWOOD — Over JO corda la" chairs, vary old records. T.V. 495-9639 leave message Clean, dependable. $1400, br atock, all oak and mixed hard- w/cablnet. Call 741-5958 YORKIES — AKC RED BANK MANOR >- Off TOYOTA~^~19B5 Celeca GTS Exc. temperment Parents on 131 Houses* nUICK SKYLARK — 1978 6 bast offer 957-9548 woods, all split with fraa dellv Spring St. 1 bdrm, hast, hot Loaded Vary clean. Call 389- ary. Call 544-0949 or 229-4261 STORAGE TRAILER — 6 ft. > premises. Call 291-5707. 215 Auto Insurance cyl., good transportation. $50( FORD — Torino '69. 4 Or. blue 20 ft., uaad for storage, b/o water, parking, carpeted. for Sere or bast offer, auto, am/fm. 747 2132. till 10 pm.^ 100 S OF PUPS — NJ a largas w/vlnyl top. High mileage Very FIREWOOD — Sprit and deliv- Shadow. Lake Village, 842-9560. to80/mo. 741-7670. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS $96,900 5382 between 6-9 p.m. TRIUMPH — TR6, rad, 1970, ered Call 229-6345 aves. selection fr $50. If you aae more good cond. $700 or b/o. 671- STOVEI STOVEI STOVEI RED BANK — RIVERFRONT EXCLUSIVELY OURS good tor restoration or parts. 741 -7072 days. pups anywhere alaa I'll give you Neat Ranch. 50 x 125 lot with BUICK SKYLARK — 1985 4 dr. 4580 Ai cond Wood and/or coal a pup no charge, all bread New 1 bdrm.. 1 oath overlooking auto, ac. Creampuff. Must sal t450 Call 671-7989 or 871- FIREWOOD/STOVEWOOD — the Naveslnk. I860 includ. util. fireplace In 21 ft. living room, CHECK OUR RATES FORD — '88 Escort PB. senior 7959 Made in USA $125 or b/o handled, open Dae. 20.21.22 gas heat. 2 bdrma., full base- Phoenix Brokerage, famous for by Christmas No reasonable driver, excl. cond. Must sell. Full cord guaranteed or keep the CaM 747-1679 anytime and 24. hra 10-6 mc/vlaa. J.P Rent with option Call 741-0516. low-cost auto Insurance and offer refused. Call 739-3325. load fraa. Every piece measured ment 6 detached garage. Asking $4800. 369-2614. _ UNDER $2000 STOVE — 40 In. Q.E. deluxe O'Neill keniwa. us #1. Prince RED BANK — Sunny 8. cozy 3 friendly service, now giving free & split. 22 in. cord - 750 places CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE GRENADA — 1977 62,000 mi electric. 2 ovens, auto burner, ton, NJ. [*4 ml south of Alexan rm. apt. Adults. $475/mo. Includ- BENEDETTO , quotes by phone. Take the op- S3W In.x22ln.x18 ft. 16 dar Rd) 1966. Excellent cZX. black leather w/red « Volvo. Newmans Springs Rd* Rl. tom, some Intamatlonal. f Highest $ paid. Nobody beat $162,500. FHV-117. white 260? emblem, perfect CADILLAC — 82 Coupe dai Cans, aunrool. 5 spd.. very 520 741-5886 baited radial snows. 195-S0R14 my prlca. 264-5075: Walk to station 8. Downtown. Villa. Full power, fully loaded, MM. Maximum occupancy. 2 per- cond Call 741-1325 good cond. $3000. Call 284 FOR SALE — 25 In. color con- $90 CaH 264-3394 anytime leather, excl. cond. Wire wheela. VOLVO QL — 1984,4 dr.. allver sons. 1575/mo. 1 yr. lease, 1 TOYOTA COROLLA HATCH- Many extraa Call 922-6528 1166 aul. $175. 19 cu. ft. refigerator VIDEO ARCADE GAME — Frog- ALL LIONEL TftAINS with black, laalhar inter., sun- Or Flyer. Top cash appralaa1 mo. sac. Call 741-3450. BACK — 1982, eunroot. etan- IMPALA — 1977. a/c. stereo, brown. $190 Both great condi gar, orlg. paid $125 aaklng $85 SCHLOTT CAMARO CONVERTIBLE — 66 roof, pw. pi. am/tm cass. 30*000 lion 739-4921. Price no object. 948-2693. SEA BRIGHT — 1 BR, $550/mo REALTORS 642-7600 dard shift, sell lor parta. 291- spoke mags, runs well. $950 or ml. Mint cond. $12,800. Call custom. mulU-poft, new, only Dual oiler 8721345 BEFORE YOU.. HAVE YOUR pi. 1 mo. sac. Heat supplied. EXCLUSIVELY OURS °a»' LM" ™aaaga 400 ml. Red w/whlte top & int 671-4922 FURNITURE — Moving. 3 pc VIDEO CAMERA — FREE for SALE — Catl Second Hand LI Avail Dec. 1. 741-5937 or 758- wall unit with lights, a drop lea you 10 uae in your homa. video $ 18.500 291-4825 LINCOLN VERSAILLES ADD) VOLVO — '71. 144 modal. Good 264-0777. Attar 5 264-6815 ZSWm. m mova^cC 230 Motorcycle. TION — 1979. loaded. $1800 or unning cond.. Interior al bar. $450. Sofa, loveseat a Camera/VCR (camcorder) + aHighest prices paid for all Hams CAMARO Z28 — 62 Msroon' matching Ottoman, silver gray In fraa Wank tape. Also limited to SEA BRIGHT — 1 bdrm. apt. No Set on 125 x 175 lot. In lovely HONDA ATC 70 — beat oil* 672-1345. Am/tm cass. stereo, manual antiques, etc. For barglna. atop srea. 7 rms., naw kltchan appli- Good for young rider am/tm case., raar datog. lou- a brush valour., $400. Dinlnc the 1st 100 calls. Can 240-0(00 pats. Lease, raf. $450/mo. plua JEEP — 1987. CJ5 w/plow choke. 4 door, naw engine at 24 Broad SI Kayport. ances, partial basement & de- Excellent condition. $550. vers, a/c. reasonable offer. 671- aat, china closet, table wtth : Mon-Sat.. 9-7 p.m. excluding alec Call 741 -0398 Rebuilt V-6. new tires, brakes. pans $650 or b/o. 530-8142. tached gang*. Caliy3-O683. S763. leaves.. 4 chairs. Cane backs hoHdaya. MILITARY battery. Many new pana. Good CAMARO — 78. 3-speed Good VOLVO — 70. Model 1600 E. $450. Kitchenette table, butch- Uniforms, medals, swords, bay 102 Houses lor Rent BENEDETTO cond. $1850 671-3951 Coupe. Excellent condition. Ac, artHock color, barrel chairs, al- WASHING MACHINE — Kan- condition. Aaklng $1,000. Call onets. all souvlneers WWl Available Nowl Realty Group HONDA * fuel injection: $8,800. Call 870- mond color. $200. 671-6232. more $100. Wood burning atova WWII. ate. Call 566-603Q 291-5437 KITSON CHEVROLET CO $100 or b/o. RoHetnex Camera REALTOR 671-0404 Hwy 36 Eatontown 9067. STREET BIKE CHEVELLE — 1970. Rebuilt FURNITURE — 3 pc living rm w/accessones $50 281-9099. WANTED — Plastic model cars FAIR HAVEN — Oualnt 2 bdrm., GOVERNMENT HOMES —From 542-1000 VOLVO — 1982 4 door, white, aat. $50. Coffee table & 2 end large O.I. Joe dona, Liona 1 bath Tudor Ranch w/lirepiace, $1 (u repair) Delinquent tax AND ATC high porformance 350, SS hood, WHEEL CHAIR — With Comoda Kayatone mags, am/lm cass., LABRIOLA MOTORS like new 40.000 mis. A/C. ste- tables. $150. Vanity. $40. Call trains, H.O. electric cars, old close to achool. ehopplng, bua- property. Raposaaaalona. Call attachment 1 yr. old. $200. 2 lino $1150/month SALE best ofler 842-1819 alter 8 p.m. Newman Springs Rd Rad Dank reo cassette Asking $7800. 495-4906. oygen cylinders. 1 Is D with toys, call 787-5040 805-687-6000 axt. GH-8247 lor 747-4391 or 747-8345. current repo Hat. Save up to $1400 on CHEVETTE — 1980 4 door, 741- 2433 FURNITURE — 2 Bannington gage attachment. $65 1 Is E. WANTED TO BUY — Hanc B8. 85. B4 New Street Blkaa LEMANS — Sport. 1970. 2 VOLVO — 1960 Wagon OLE. 5 $40. Call 290-1779. HIGHLANDS — Hl-Rlse. 1 manual transmission. Am/lm Pine Platform Rockers 2 regular trucks, dollies, storage shelves bdrm., 4 room unit w/luxury HAZLET — Owner Anxkjua. 3/4 Save on all ATC and TRX'a door, hunt 3 speed. 3S0 with 'I' 1 with overdrive, loaded, steel barbells and excarcl stereo radio. 54.000 ml. $1,200. chairs Karestan Carpel. 12x15. amenities & great vlaws. bdrm. Ranch located on a large rpccuni n UOMDA extra pans, good cond. b/o. Call leather seats, only 55K ml.. 3 Custom made draperies. equip., wheetchalra, railroad Ian 544-0980. eves and weekends, M25/month. comer lot. Cathedral callings In r-HbfcMULU HUNUA 758-2511. daya 758-9678, leave messsge $5400 Call 842-5344. 50x100 with matching king alze tarns, email desks. Win also bu Itv. rm. » din. rm.. lull basement. ™ »• "•*»» broken vacuums, commercls VW BUG — Classic Showcase bedspread. Call 739-0912. YAMAHA RX 15 LINCROFT — Secluded 3 priced to sell al $149,900. ERA Call 462-4861 CHEVY CAPRICE WAGON LINCOLN — Continental. 1969. floor waxing machines and car 2-door. V-6, ps, pb, pw. Leather cond. Sunroof, now paint, GARAGE DOOR — Wooded. 9 Drum machine bdrm., 2 bath Colonial Cape. Advantage Realty, 566-7000. HONDA 750F — 82. 18 valves'. 1978 pa, pb, ac, axe. cond., 1 pat steam cleanere. Call 530- owner. Garage kept. 85.000 ml. Interior. 1 owner. Good condi- brakes, int., points. Runa per- ft.. Ilka naw $125. Call 741-8744 Like new. $350. 5148 or 291-1397. close to schools. GSP. Ban For your convenience 671 -5100. Spon tires 1 handle bar. Exc. HOLMDEL cond. Forced to sell. $975 or $2500. Call 957-9024. tion. $295. Call 988-6531 lenly 98.000 orlg ml. B/eerlou- GERMAN GRANDFATHER Call 542-3009 Labs. $i200/month. «/O 948-9423. EDWARD W. COLLINS »/•>• 745-1508 or 872-9351. CHEVY CAVALIER — -84. CL MALIDU CLASSIC — 1979 Fully CLOCK — Mahogany .3 chimes. 100 Condos SEA BRIGHT — Contemporary vw GTI — 1984 Exc. cond. moon dial, beveled glaaa. $585. AGENCY REALTORS 946-4144 HONDA SOOCC— 1975. Silver HB, EFI4. 5 ap.. a/c. ps. pb, loaded. 4 dr. $1700 or b/o. Call Aabury Park — Spadoua. dean, 1 bdrm. condo w/all appllancaa. 00ml n black w/Mue int.. a/c, fogs, Call 544-8261. MIODLETOWN - 2 bdrm. *»«>*"• ''O - —»• " «l» alum, wh., luver, more, 18.000 291-4292 ask tor Jim. 6 rma. ehrt/kmg farm, kids/pets Convenient to NY transporta- ml. Mint. $8350 542-3055. am/fm atereo caas., sunroof. YAMAHA — Snow mobile. Ranch. Prime araa. oaa heat. K60. M1-W45. MATADOR — 1972 $300. Call GIVE AN — Antique for ok S565. Faa after rental. Wai- tion $S7S/month. Call Dill alter 6 p.m., 747-5729. 1972. oil M|ectad, 2 apd trans., axe. between 35 & 36. $98,500 HONDA — 1973 For parts. $50. CHEVY CHEVETTE — 1985. Christmas Wide selection. In all mint cond. Aaklng $400. Call chert Rentals, Bkr 530-5200. 767-3995 VW RABBIT — 79 Broma, 4 price ranges. Also a beautiful GLORIA NILSON Call 495-3717. 291-1263. 6300 ml., automatic, exc. condl- MAZDA' W7 GS -^ 1985. 787-3864. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Lux- llon. asking $4750. 530-4957. dr.. In good cond . $800 or best collection of musk: boxes At ury 1 bedroom condo, ac, w/w REALTORS 946-3200 MIDOLETOWN Ocean blue. 5 spd.. am/tm offer 842-7092 after 5 p.m. Mary Jane Roosevelt. 109 Eaat a FOOT COUCH — Perfect con- Historic Land Mark Circa 1800. SHORE CYCLE I CHEVY IMPALA — 1964. Bast caaa.. exc. cond.. $8995. Must dition, tweed, with slip cover. carpeting, sliding glsss doors to EAST KEANSBURQ — Small. River Rd.. Rumaon. 642-3169. terrace. All appl. Heat Included. Wide planked floors and 2 fire- KAWASAKI oiler Also 1975 Mercury Mar- sell, buying house. 568-6717. VW SUPER BEETLE — '73. Must sen. $70. 741-2985 but nice 1 bdrm., kltch., liv. rm., Good running cond. Needs GRANADA BASE CITIZENS Exc. location. Heat included din. rm., elect, heat. Dead end placaa with a formal central hall ITS HOLIDAY TIME qua Beet offer. Call 291-4709. Mike. 1878 por mo K71.KQA0. etreet. Mint cond. CoutMa pre- entrance, leading to a comfon- or 291-2813. some work. Best offer over SANS fiACiO 23 C*!=nns!s 1 072 Carsas/Ysfd Ssls NEED A GIFT IDEAI MAZDA — RX 7 '79. 5-spd, $400. Call 741-3741. Silver Eegle Microphone Work- ferred. 1700/mo. + alec. Ref. abte kiicimi. Cui*iu« i,™ uuv, m CHEVY — Mallbu 1980, 4 dr. A/C, AM/t-M cass.. runa grest. HIGHLANDS — 1 BR condo. private decked garden area and ACCESSORIES Ing cond Asking $90 Call 264- Paul P. Bova. Inc. Realtor, 671- 140.000 ml., good transporta- $2350 or bast offer. Call 642- VW reirtg.. dishwasher. A/C. laundry a working wall. Carriage house Street, Din and Jet Skis 7858. 2544. tion. $750 or beat oiler. Call 2522. Vanagon L 80 4-spd. AM/FM. on premises. Balcony, private with a hide-away aludio. Needs _ Don't have tlma? beach, rnlnutas to NYC ferry. 871-1678 after 6pm. good cond. $2500. Call 741- HOLMDEL FIREWOOD INC. AN- FAIR HAVEN — Emaculate redecorating and TLC. All show- GIFT CETIFICATES MAZDA — '81. GLC 4 door, 5352 evenings. NOUNCES — Condominium $700/mo. Call Randy Martin 5rm.. exc. schools. S675/mo. Ings through listing agent. Call and we'll send It to you, any CHEVY — Mallbu 1973, good front wheel drive. Asking $1100. aervtce. All 16 In. seasoned oak. 201-642-6600. 9-5PM Avail. Csll 642-3286 or 229-5064. $289,000. FHV-114. amount cond.. $250 Call 568-8137. Call 974-0481, after 7 pm. VW — 72 Superbaelle. Runa Stay out ol the cold, wall bring GARAGE like a dream, naada body work. 12/15. FAIR HAVEN — 2 bdrm Ranch Vlaa or Mastercard needed MAZDA II to you for the holidays. Call CHEVY — Mallbu 83 6-passan- $900. Call 871-4345 between 9- MIDDLETOWN — 2 Bedroom has everything, 81000 mo. plua 80 626, 5-spd. aaklng $1200 weekdaye 284-8440, 104 pm ger wagon. 29,000 ml. Loaded, 4PM. SALES! townhouaa. Garage, fireplace, utlla, no pets. Cat 201-696- SCHLOTT excl. cond. Musi sell. Call 284- Call after 6PM 291-1746. for details. We eerve ell of Mon- Sell all the things amenities. Rant with poaalWe 7043. 0791. • VW — 1974 Super Be.ua. runs mouth County. 206427600 MERCEDES BENZ — 1979greet, body needs work. $425 or you no longer need option. No Faa. Owner/realtor. HIGHLANDS — Sm. house, MIODLETOWN HOSPITAL BED — Menual. 941-5128. CHEVY MALIBU WAO0N 280E. Loaded. Orlg. owner. best offer. Call 672-1291 after newly decoreted. appl., naar PRIME AREA OF MIDDLE- Needa minor mechanical work. $150. Adult 3-wheel bike. $60. For Cash... 1980. Very good cond. Standard 6pm. MIOOLETOWN — Spotless, trana.. pats o.k. Faa after rental, TOWN, DON'T MISS THI8l....3puCH NEWPORT II - 1982. trana., air, ps, am/fm radio, rear $6000. If Interested 747-8381. 496-9606, 10 am. lo 4 pm. ...Fasti bedroom. 1 V» bath, fully heated Mint condition, vary low miles. Stan your garage sale rooms, carpal, fireplace, yard, Weichert Rentale. Bkr 290-9856. defog, luggage rack, 99,200 ml. VW. RABBIT — 1981 Diesel. 5 kids o.k. Faa attar rental. Wei- basement Ranch la |ust welting $395, call 284-6053. $1360 or b/o 671-2110. MERCEDES— 280. 73. Air. au- spdT, 4 dr., am/fm case., exc. IBM TYPEWRITERS with an ad—right here. KEANSBURQ — 7 rm. house. 3 tomatic. $3800. 1969 250 auto, tluo l^wb wvwwe rdecorated uivui w > mrv •«.• n"Price. d to sell. 4 lines. 3 days. $3.60. chert Rentals Bkr. 290-9555. BR. modern kltch., carpeted. cond.. $900 or best offer. Call RENTAL $25 4 up par month Bring your Investors. $149,900. 240 Vane CHEVY — Monte Carlo 1966, $600. Both pa, pb 290-0092. atler 6 p.m.. 642-6446. Rent-option to buy 747-1681 Each additional Una 75« extra. PRIME RED BANK LOC/fTION yard. Avail. Immed. 355-3596. completely loaded, T-Rools. va- FHV 106 MEERCURY — Capri, "RS" Also, pick-up your FREE garage 1 bdrm condo. Sunny, epadoue. " ' ASTRO VAN — 85. 6 cry. lour int., power everything, 4.3 WE BUY — used cars lor ex- INDUSTRIAL CARPET CLEAN- sale kit which Includaa signs and KEYPORT — Spadoua 6 rma, m 1979. 80,000 ml., 6 cyl. ps/pb. $700 mo., year lease required. carpal, yard, ahort/long term. O-^l^ II f\'l T' Compl. carpatad. Captain liter fuel Infection, low ml, muat port Schwartz Chrysler-Ptym- ING — Machine and eqiupt- things to help your sale. a/c, auto, am/fm stereo, rally oulh-Maida. 141 Waal Front 8t.. CaH Century 21 Cozens 741- kids o.k. $760 Fee attar rental. 1 oond sell moving. 5 yr. unlimited wa- ment. $350. Call 291-5999. after 7666 aek for Slatenle rantea. Can 686-0524. whaala, aunrool, extra aet tlrea. Had Bank. 747-0787. 7pnw Call 542-1700 Welchan Rentals Bkr. 290-9855. OUMLU I I *•£** SJK;." ' ' Call 739-4172. REALTORS 201 -642-7800 RaaaonaMa. 842-9616.