Long Branch officials reject beachfront motel plan, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN Monmouth ties Aching Back LONG BRANCH Maureen Reagan talks of Exercise can help if Today's Forecast: politics and local visits. you have a problem. Sunny but less humid Page B1 Page B8 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 320 • '.SPAPER SlNCF 1878 TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1984 U N1S Hart, Jackson pledge cooperation SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - cooperate." renewed and strengthened Demo- DNC post about is not what America can do Walter F Mondale emerged Mon In a display of party unity that cratic Party, that our plans are for Mondale arrived here Monday for women, but what women ran do day night from a three-way can- the likely nominee hopes will set the future and that brings about a Jackson leads morning after a weekend at the for America." didates' caucus closer to the party the tone for convention week. unified convention Lake Tahoe resort areas. His first The party's likely nominees then unity he says any Democrat will Mondale said he agreed to the Tm willing to discuss anything protesters, A2 stop was at a fund-raiser for went to an outdoor rally in a sunken need to defeat President Reagan meeting after talking to each of the they wish, " Mondale said women candidates, where he was park a few blocks from the conven- this November. other candidates and learning Mondale in the past said he would N.J. delegates willingly upstaged by his chosen tion center where 'Ferraro" post- "I think the three of us are "that's what each wanted to do ' prefer to meet with his Democratic running mate. Rep Geraldine Fer- ers were at least as numerous as saying the same thing," Mondale Asked before the meeting to opponents individually Asked why raro, D-N Y , when he introduced the "Mondale " ones comment on a report that Hart said after an hourlong meeting with he changed his mind, he said, "I get buttons, A2 her to female Democrats Later in the day. Mondale met would allow his name to be placed Sen. Gary Hart and the Rev. Jesse really had no objections ' to a joint Surrounded by more than 1.000 with Senate Minority Leader Rob Jackson as the Democratic Na- in nomination and then ask that it meeting women, most of whom had paid be withdrawn, Mondale said, "I became known publicly." Mondale ert C. Byrd of West Virginia. Sen tional Convention got under way. Commenting on his clumsy, un- 1150 to attend the "Celebration of Lloyd Bentsen of Texas, and 23 hadn't heard that, but I'd be willing successful attempt to unseat Demo- said "I think it was an embarrass- "No nominee can be elected American Women ' to raise money Democratic candidates for the U.S. without help," said Mondale. the to hear it." cratic Party Chairman Charles C. ment to Chuck Manatt. which I (or female candidates. Mondale He cautioned reporters that Manatt on the eve of the convention regret " Senate, including eight incumbents almost certain presidential nomi- brought the crowd to Its feet when Mondale had no plans for a rumors are rampant in this conven- in Manatt s home state, Mondale But he said he moved as quickly he said it was "with joy and pride" nee. personal appearance Monday at the tion city and advised, "Don't said, "I will concede this was not as he could "to work out an that he introduced his campaign The former vice president said believe everything you hear " handled very well for two reasons arrangement that was fair to partner convention itself, which featured an there were four or five disputed Asked at a news conference what one, it wasn't; and two. it's obvious Manatt. used his talent to help win In a line reminiscent of the late address by former President Jim- party platform issues and "we have he would discuss with Hart and it wasn't." this election and gave me what 1 President John F Kennedy. Mem my Carter, whom Mondale served asked our staffs to look at them." Jackson, Mondale said, "There is He said he had wanted to give needed in terms of the political and dale said. "The question is what we as vice president, and the keynote "We reserve the right to be no agenda It will be a general Manatt advance warning that he administrative supervision of the — all of us — can do for our country speech by New York Gov Mario competitive until the very end," discussion. I think we're all anxious would be replaced and called him Democratic National Committee if everyone has a chance " Cuomo Jackson said. But he added, "There to have a successful convention to tell him so. through the assignment of Mike Mondale's decision to break is now a need more and more to Echoing that thought. Ms Fer- that tells the message of this "Regrettably that conversation Berman.'' a long-time ally, to a key raro said. "What this ticket is all See Hart, page A! Cuomo outlines contrasts between Democrats, GOP SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Del- tion. " said Cuomo egates to the Democratic National Mondale's wife, Joan, said the Convention chanted "Mario speech'was "fabulous." Sen Alan Mario ... Mario" last night as Gov Cranston of California called it Mario Cuomo officially opened the "the best keynote I ever heard' 1M4 gathering with an emotional sensational — the delivery and address designed to draw a sharp more'the content He stated contrast between the Democrats our'case " and President Reagan Asked about his reception. "The Republicans believe that Cuomo - on everyone's list for the wagon train will not make it to future party nominations - ex- the frontier unless some of our old, plained. "These people have a some of our young and some of our weakness for Italians from weak are left behind by the side of Queens." a not-so-subtle reference the trail," Cuomo said to Rep Geraldine Ferraro, the "We Democrats believe that we Democratic vice presidential noml- can make it all the way with the nee-in-waltingn In his keynote whole family intact " speech getting the convention down Repeatedly, the delegates in to business, Cuomo, exhorting his Moscone Center were on their feet fellow Democrats to close ranks cheering — so much so. that at and oust Reagan from the White times Cuomo put out a hand to quiet House, accused the president of a them. He was interrupted by ap- "macho intransigence " and poli- plause M times, and when the cies that could "lead us to speech was done, the New York bankruptcy or war " governor was called back for two Cuomo scathingly accused Re- curtain calls. agan of complicity in the deaths of Walter F Mondale. who hand- U S servicemen in Lebanon, picked Cuomo to deliver the key- financing the Latin American gov- note speech, telephoned the gov- ernments "that murder nuns. " and ernor at the podium to congratulate domestic poverty so desperate that him. Americans are forced to sleep in "He used a hyperbolic ex- gutters pression, expressing his satisfac- See Cuomo, page AS Mario (.mtmo Riven lhi> thumbs up' Lautenberg highlights civil rights SAN FRANCISCO I API - New Lautenberg had said he believed Reagan, the senator cited th< ghetto, been barred from schools, Jersey Sen. Frank Lautenberg ad- he was picked to make the speech Republican administration's real restricted and red lined from dressed the Democratic National in part because he is Jewish, has ingment of the Civil Rights Com neighborhoods, and know too well Mary Mochary jogi at railroad nation Convention last night, reminding credibility with the black communi mission, the tax system and the the sligma of second class the party of its heritage of cham- ty and represents "the old poor boy failure of the Equal Rights Amend i ilizcnry " pioning civil rights and cautioning made good " ment to become law He spoke of his family's immi blacks and Jews to mend their rift. The son of a Paterson. N.J We have found the enemy It is (jr.irii roots and said. "Our party's Candidate runs her Lautenberg s brief remarks, millworker. he is now a multi not us." he told the Democrats responsibility is to find a path to the made toward the end of the millionaire after helping to found ; Lautenberg invoked the dream of new world' without the need to convention's first day. came as computing company Dr Martin Luther King, and of travel across oceans or borders " many delegates were streaming out In his speech. Lautenberg said h< Jews and blacks he said These The senator spoke several way into Red Bank of the Moscone Center following an was pained by divisions In th< two peoples have historically ident minutes after Cuomo, whose ad- emotional keynote address by New country and In the party and callei ified themselves with the goals of dress brought repeated cheers from BY CHRIS HAND Stops during yesterday's Red York Gov Mario Cuomo on the factions to "together searcl the Democratic Party the delegates and was hailed by Bank jog included Steinbach's. "It was awful hard with all those out the real enemy and destroy it ' "Their kinship is that they have New Jersey « delegation RED BANK - Republican sena- empty chairs." the senator said Without mentioning Presiden suffered bigotry, experienced the See l.autrnhrrg. page AS torial candidate Mary Mochary Evergreen Terrace (the borough's took the North Jersey Coast Line senior citizen facility I. and a down from Perth Amboy yesterday luncheon at Olde Union House to run in Red Bank The candidate also spent time talking with Mayor Michael J Mishap can't delay sludge burning 1—Tuesday-. The 41-year-old Monclair mayor, Index * who will challenge Bill Bradley. D- Arnone BY LISA R KRl SE Officials from Dorr Oliver, the incinerator is refired "One of the mayor's main con- N.J., in this fall's elections, does company which built the in- I am primarily concerned with Alvce cerns is that Red Bank has lost its UNION BEACH - An explosion safety. " BRSA chairman Donald B9 not have her eye on a local office. cinerator, inspected the unit Mon- . Arts AH Rather she is running - quite eligibility for Urban Development in the incinerator at the Bayshore Bookbinder said "I want to be day Louis Clark, Dorr Oliver B7 literally - across the state as part Action Grants." Mochary said dur- Regional Sewage Authority plant assured thatwhen we start up again technical manager, said the ex- Olav.' B10 of her "run for the U.S. Senate" ing an interview yesterday after- here last Saturday has not affected plosion occured in the fluidized bed the same thing wont happen r plant operation, officials said last .omics B6 campaign sweep. noon i\ The Daily and Sunday area The cause was excessive oil Somebody has to tell m<" wh.it I i'estyle MochaTy with some assistance Register' "Red Bank failed be- night happened I won't be satisfied with BB in the system during the in- A8 from the state's public transpor- cause under the new census it The blast, described by BRSA cinerator's down time According answers like this could have hap- People tation system, is jogging around plant manager David G Knowles pened, or that could have happened A? doesn't have enough low-income to Clark, the temperature was 1.350 Obituaries A7 municipalities from the Jersey City as being Tnmilar to a "heater I for one wont be happv until r people It deviates from the mini. degrees Farenheit which he said "On A6 waterfront to Bay Head. She is mum by two or three people." burp", lifted the incinerator unit was hot enough to cause ignition someone tells me exactly what Sports currently a little over a week into off the ground and left it tilted a happened R3 Mochary pledged to have a law when air was introduced into the A8 her odyssey passed on the federal level allowing few inches system to start it back up. Douglas Bobbins of t)orr Oliver 'own said his company would add three Bt During the morning jogs. for a minimum deviation to prevent Despite the fact that the in- But Clark said his technicians Lottery cinerator, which normally burns new solonoid valves to the in- Mochary covers approximately municipalities from losing out over had not yet determined how the oil /; ' ' ' g numbers m the New Jer the sludge, is turned off. Knowles cinerator to further prevent any oil three miles daily By the end of the such minor deviations, if she is got into the fluidized bed. although H pear on page A7 tour, Mochary will have jogged said the plant is still in full drainage BRSA commissioner elected he promised that technicians would over 100 miles. operation Knowles said the sludge Herbert Kukasch requested that a Mochary and Arnone also dis- search out the answer during the The jogs allow the Senate hopeful is now being trucked to a plant in valve also be added that would blow cussed entitlement for Community Princeton and noted that most of next four days of inspection out the oil guns automatically ai to meet the people and discuss Development money Spinnakers Nra BrlghlTiinighi that cost will be borne by in- BRSA officials, however, de- shut-down to take that responsi \|j|«- dunrers Free admission till issues facing each area with mu- Red Bank has a daytime popu- nicipal leaders During her jogs. surance manded that the exact cause of the bility away from the operator \i 30 Wed Torn Santi-lli Hand lation of 60.000 and a nighttime explosion be determined before the Mochary stops to talk with people Dancing (iirli on the street and in shops A2 (;angwa\ Wrrkda> Special See Mbchary. PM' served with the best lunch in town Marina Inn. Keans KiKhrn Thr Village Menu. l.inrrofl Steamers '«* See Page ^8 lor our The CabaretRt 35-tCatonlown open Lunch now being served' Open III 8 p m Mnn Kri Specials ilr>plti> iidveri isemenl A2 The Daily KJL-KKUT TUESDAY, JULV IT, 1984 Hart, Jackson agree PEOPLE they will cooperate leoaltaawd) problems that grew out of his But later in the day Jamea precedent and name a woman as financial dealings as a Georgia Johnson, the Mondale campaign his running mate received wide- banker before joining the Carter chairman, emerged from a meeting spread acclaim throughout the administration as budget director with Manatt and Lance in a San party and beyond late last week Lance, now Democratic chair- Francisco hotel to announce that But be may have dissipated some man in Georgia, was credited by the party chairman who had been of that with his effort to remove Mondale campaign operatives with ousted!just the day before bad Manatt as party chairman and his capturing key Southern states for "agreed to continue as chairman." appointment of Bert Lance as Mondale after his candidacy was To give Mondale the control he general chairman of the presiden- suddenly endangered by early pri- wanted over the party machinery. tial campaign, after first consider- mary defeats Berman, whose ties to Mondale go ing Lance as Manatt» successor When Mondale attended church back 20 yean, will move to The announcement was made by services on Sunday, there wai no Democratic Party headquarters in Mondale on Saturday afternoon It hint of the rollback that would be Washington to take effective day- ignited a storm of protest among announced by his campaign chair- tomday controi^JManatt will con- delegates loyal to Manatt or dis- man in San Francisco a few hours centrate on fund-raising and dainful of Lance and his put later finance N.J. button honors olympians

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Politi- temperatures, the crush of bodies Mondale to serve as his surrogate cal conventions have their own and television lights have made for on environmental issues. In that category of high fashion — the a warm clime. role, Florio will be speaking about buttons delegates sport on their New Jersey's delegates have Mondale's environmental positions lapels taken differing approaches to the to delegations and caucuses meet- The latest button to grace the warmth ing here. New Jersey delegation at the Rep. James Florio, D-N J , a Florio also said that his staff has Democratic National Convention is delegate supporting Walter F. Mon- heard from EPA employees that white with a green outline of New dale, arrived at the center with a the government is considering us- Jersey and four Olympic insignias pin-striped suit and by late after- ing portions of Fort Dix and The buttons are being distributed noon had shed his jacket. McGuire Air Force Base in New by Robert Del Tufo. the former State Sen. Christopher Jackman, Jersey for toxic waste dump*. member of the State Commission D-Hudson, was sporting a T-shirt He said he has not been able to of Investigation who Is considering and had a blue ribbon tied around confirm that such a plan was running for governor next year his forehead. actually in the works, but he said The four Olympic insignias rep- the information came from "pretty resent medals expected to be won The shirt, distributed to New good sources." The lawmaker said at the Los Angeles summer games Jersey's delegates Monday, read, A DAY ON THE 8LOPE8 - Pope John Paul II. Adamello, Italy, yesterday. The AGI news agency he will write to EPA Administrator by Carl and Carla Lewis, the "The good news is ..." on the back left, gives a hand to Italian President Sandro Pertim. reported the 64-year-old pontiff wanted to go skiing William Ruckelshaus to see if the .irothersister track stars from and "I'm from New Jersey" on the center, as they walk on, the slopes ol Mount and invited Pertim, 87, to accompany him information Is accurate. Willingboro, N J front On Tuesday, Del Tufo said, the The reference was to a comment delegation will circulate a large Sen. Gary Hart, DColo., made The delegation's only American card sending greetings to the 16 during the campaign that his wife Indian says he does not know what Liza Minelli: I have problem New Jersey Olympic competitors was fortunate because she was happened to the other Indian del- appearing in California while he egates who were at the last former Beatle in an interview in The signed card may be delivered NEW YORK (AP) - Actren walk on the moon IS years ago this stumped in New Jersey. Democratic convention. the August issue of McCall's. "It's to the athletes In Los Angeles by Liza Minnelli headed for the Betty week, shuns the limelight and Henry Hill of Vlneland, N.J., a very weird when you were man-the- Sen Bill Bradley, D-N J , a former Hart was badly trounced in New Ford Clinic in California on Mon- avoids interviews, saying he's too Olympian himself Jersey's June 5 primary and Mondale delegate, said there were day, according to a newspaper busy now with his farm and hunler and you know what visiting four Indians from New Jersey at boyfriends are after." So far, the record within the emerged with one delegate from columnist who quoted her as say- business delegation for the most buttons the state the 1MD convention in New York ing, "I have a problem and I'm "I have a policy of not granting McCartney has four children Hill was born in Texas and both Heather, 21. Mary, 14, Stella, 12, sported at one time belongs to going to deal with it! " individual Interviews," said the ex- Although no such offer has been his grandmothers were Cherokee. and James, 6 He and his wife Linda Edlthe Fulton, a Mondale delegate Miss Minnelli flew to California astronaut, 53. who will attend a made, Florio said Monday that be He came to New Jersey as a have tried to protect them from from Toms River, N.J., who is on Friday accompanied by a phys- NASA program in New Orleans would have to consider seriously member of the ttSth fighter celebrity president of the New Jersey Educa- ician; her sister, Uirna Luft, her Friday to mark the anniversary but any opportunity to be administrator squadron in 1M1 and never left. He "They've all got good hearts: tion Association secretary, Roni Agress, and a who says he turns down most of the of the federal Environmental works now as a foreman at the You can take your troubles to them Ms Fulton wore 11 buttons friend, Pam Lewis, the New York 100 or so requests he gets each Protection Agency if Mondale is Hope Creek nuclear plant, which is and they to you 1 could talk about Monday morning, most of them Daily News said Monday in a report month for appearances and elected president. under construction in Hancock's them until the cows come home, boosting Mondale and Rep under the byline of Liz Smith, a speeches Florio has made a name for Bridge in Salem County. but the kids will read it, and we're Geraldine Ferraro, I) N Y . who is syndicated writer whose gossip Armstrong raises cattle and com himself in Washington championing "I've been talking to other purposely protecting them from the apparent vice presidential colmn also appears in the Daily on a MO-acre farm with his wife, environmental causes, and was one delegates and politicking," the «3- being 'the famous McCartney' chil- nominee. News. Janet. Since July 1882, Armstrong of the authors of the federal year-old Hill said. And I've been has been chairman of Computing dren," McCartney said The Betty Ford Clinic in Rancho Although the Moscow Center is superfund toxic waste cleanup pro- trying go make arrangements to Technologies for Aviation Inc The Mirage, Calif, was founded by the not living up to pre-convention gram. attend the American Indian caucus company, based in Charlottesville, Ray'* popular former first lady after she was estimates of 100-degree He also has been selected by here." helped to overcome an alcohol and Va , has an office in this south- LOS ANGELES (AP) - The food drug problem Mist Minelli was due western Ohio town. isn't fancy and the location isn't to enter the facility Monday, the Armstrong and fellow Apollo 11 chic But for 32 years, Ray's report said. astronauts Edwin K "Buzz" Aldrln Redwood Kitchen has been beloved Jr. and Michael Collins were Jackson leads demonstrators A spokeswoman at the center, by politicians and movie stars, bus who refused to give her name, said greeted with ticker-tape parades in drivers and mechanics. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A will make the arms race ir- world headquarters and another she could not comment on the New York, Chicago and Los An- Ray's has been dishing out hearty chanting crowd of up to 20,000 reversible," Ellserg told the building report A message left with an geles after their historic flight breakfasts since the days when people, led by the Rev. Jesse placard-waving demonstrators at answering service for Miss Min during which Armstrong first step- south-central Los Angeles was Jackson, rallied last night outside Moscone Center. The protesters at the second nelli's publicist was not returned ped on the moon on July 20, 1969 dotted with nightclubs, and a the Democratic National Conven- The event was organized by a building were met by police, ac- Miss Minnelli missed her final Saturday night on the town often McCartney know* tion to call for peace, hours after coalition called Vote Peace in '84, cording to Officer George Pohlev scheduled performances in the ended with a meal at Ray's and M anti-nuclear demonstrators were which supports a freeze on nuclear Broadway musical. "The Rink." NEW YORK (AP) - Singer Paul church. "At that time, it was decided it arrested for blocking entrances to arms, opposes foreign military and was replaced at Saturday's McCartney says he knows from "People enjoy the food and each was a planned event, it was a buildings intervention and seeks more gov- matinee by Stockard Channing. the personal experience what's on the other," said Mayor Tom Bradley, conspiracy to pull our strength of Jackson led the thousands in ernment spending on for jobs and newspaper said minds of his daughters' suitors, and who has been eating there for 25 officers ... away from the conven- shouting "Give peace a chance!" social programs, said coalition the thought unnerves him. years. tion site, " Pohley said, when asked Shunt limelight as New York Gov. Mario Cuomo organizer Michael Lent. "I know what boys are after, John I Ray) Lincoln's celebrity about the decision to charge those addressed the convention across More than 100 groups partici- LEBANON. Ohio I API - Neil because I know what I was after clients include author Alex Haley arrested with felonies. the street, pated in the demonstration, he said. Armstrong, who made the first And it wasn't marriage," said the and former heavyweight boxing "We must declare the Western Earlier Monday, about US people No violence was reported. The champion Muhammad All Hemisphere to be a war-free zone," took part in the demonstration in protest was intended to show a link said Jackson "If we have the San Francisco's financial district. among the "Democratic Party, strength of our own convictions, we The 96 people who blocked en- corporations In the area, and can stop killing abroad and start trances to two buildings a half-mile militarism, ' said Gretchen Hitter THE WEATHER healing at home. I will not be from the Convention Center were of the Livermore Action Group. silenced as long as there is Injustice booked for investigation of felony in this world." conspiracy to block sidewalks, A pre-convention demonstration South JerMry Thursday against Moral Majority Daniel Ellsberg, who in the early police said. The Forecast 8 pm EDT. Tuesday, Jury 17 leader Jerry Falwell was punctu- Mostly sunny and a little less 1970s leaked the State Depart- The demonstrators were mem- 1 8p_ .90 so ated with violence between a humid Tuesday Highs in tin upper ment's Vietnam War archive bers of the so-called "War Chest DOS. Winds southerly to south- Tour," an arm of the anti-nuclear handful of the 2,000 demonstrators known as the Pentagon Papers to and some 200 police westerly around 10 mph The New York Times, appeared Livermore Action Group which Becoming cloudy Tuesday night regularly demonstrates at Law- before Jackson, and assailed Presi- That demonstration was staged and Wednesday A chance of rence Livermore Laboratory east dent Reagan to protest Falwell's Family Forum showes and thundershowers late of San Francisco, where nuclear "We have the choice this fall III conference in San Francisco Tuesday night Wednesday showers weapons research is conducted. between a man who has promised Eight people were arrested and likely Lows in the lower 70s Highs to accelerate the nuclear arms race Most of the demonstrators were eight others Injured. A medic who in the lower 80s and a man who has promised to end taken into custody after blocking was clubbed and four witnesses Chance of rain is 10 percent It. If we give Reagan the power, he entrances to the Bank of America have filed bruality complaints. Tuesday increasing to 50 percent late Tuesday night JrrM-y Shorr Allies pressure New Zealand Mostly sunny and ,i little less humid Tuesday Highs from 80 to 85 Winds southerly >it 10 to 15 mph WELLINGTON. New Zealand State Department officials here Washington is deeply concerned Becoming cloudy Tuesday night (AP) - Defense officials from the said no U.S. warships were due to that a threatened ban on warships and Wednesday A chance of United States. Australia and the visit New Zealand for next few by New Zealand could encourage showers and thundershowers late outgoing government in New Zea- months other allied nations to follow suit, land have drafted a communique Tuesday night and Wednesday The officials, who spoke on according to the source who is saying it is essential that allied Lows in the lower 70s Highs near condition they not be identified, involved in the talks here but who aircraft and warships have con- 80 Showers Ram Flumes Snow Occluded said such visits are arranged up to spoke on condition he not be'further tinued access to New Zealand's Chance of rain is 10 percent six months in advance, and no plans identified. Tuesday increasing to 40 percent facilities. have been made for any visits The source said U.S. 'officials are late Tuesday night 88 55 odi during the last couple months. They 88 75 en The United States warned New warning they will break defense Ocean water temperatures are 91 78 M| indicated this was done so as not to Zealand earlier that it will break ties with New Zealand If from 60 to 65 8.' 85 Clr put strong public pressure on New »4 74 M| defense ties if the new Labor U.S'warships are restricted or 92 89 M| government closes ports to U.S. Zealand 55 SI '92 to. banned warships for fear of opening New Tides 8k 00 n Ldy Zealand to nuclear attack, a high- 90 89 ' 04 si level source said Monday Sandy Hook 92 75 Clr Mochary runs in Red Bank All times Eastern Standard 07 72 CM Secretary of State George P 9? 71 cd, Srtultz was to meet privately Tues- TODAY High 11:37 am and 78 CO, 8, -30 day with Prime Minister-elect (continued) About the county. Mochary said. 11:48 pm and low 5 32 am and 86 79 06 fOy 94 8« David Lange for private talks In 5:40 pm. M population of 12.000. There is no "Monmouth County is gorgeous. 83 85 Clr order to allocate more time for the one of the most beautiful counties TOMORROW High 12:21 am 93 58 Clr recognition here of the need to 1 10 meeting, a second day of talks and 00:29 p.m and low: 609 am »3 70 '27 COy provide services for Red Bank," in the state." til scheduled for Tuesday among Aus- and 622 p.m 87 71 m she said. About Geraldine A Ferraro, tralia, New Zealand and the United For Red Bank and Rumson a. 74 11 rn The clean water act is another Walter F Mondale s choice for vice »2 82 cn States - ANZUS - were cut back. president. Mochary feels it Is bridge add two hours. Sea Bright, 88 77 CO, piece of shore legislation that deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, 90 87 CM "about time." 90 72 Cjy The three nations said in the Mochary said she will work on — deduct 15 minutes; Highlands "I called on (Walter) Mondale to M 75 Hi draft of the final communique that if elected. bridge, add 40 minutes 'D5 M Clr choose on a woman as a running 83 88 COy "access by allied aircraft and ships Mochary has pledged to In- mate," she said. "When he did it. 79 8t 11 to the airfields and ports of the troduce legislation protecting the Sun, Moon 93 85 C'r it gave a boost to all women of 77 70 25 if ANZUS members was reaffirmed Garden State's beaches from "the America. Finally the barriers are All limes Eastern Standard • 5 89 '02 COy as essential to the continuing raw sewage New York dumps daily broken down Women won't be 90 H Cdy TODAY Sunrise 5 38 am. 98 M Clr effectiveness of the alliance " The into the Hudson and East rivers " locked out because of their sex. Sex M 73 rn sunset 8 25 p m 79 communique was expected to be "Bill Bradley s refusal to fight will be a neutral factor." U COy TOMORROW Sunrise5 39a m.. if 70 Clr issued Tuesday at the end of the for legislation to limit the amount Today, Mochary is scheduled to 09 73 sunset 8:24 p m COy two-day meeting of defense of- of raw sewage New York City meet Long Branch Mayor Phillip 94 85 :d. Last quarter July 21; first quar 99 •s id, ficials from the three nations A dumps is doing irreversible dam- D. Huhn at Garfield Park for a jog tar Aug. 4; full moon Aug 17; new 85 74 04 Cl' copy was made available to The age to New Jersey's tourism and down the boardwalk and through moon July 28 80 8' cn 88 •8 Clf Associated Press recreation industries, " she said. the Broadway business district. TUESDAY. JULY 17. 1984 The Reagan assails Soviets Top Nazi for acting 'Above God' may have

WASHINGTON (AP) - Portray "The world demands to know the president called Marxist visited U.S. inf communist rule as a tyranny fate of these two good and totalitarianism the world's that puti itself above God." courageous people." Reagan said greatest challenge to human rights MIAMI (API - IS officials ll 1979 just missed arresting Dr Jose President Reagan said yesterday He also hailed a new fl-billion. "It is the challenge of the one Mengele. the Nazi "Angel o that the peoples of the Soviet bloc •six-year plan to upgrade the facili- system that puts itself above god, Death" who supervised the slaugh "were taken captives by force and ties of the Voice of America. Radio that demands control over people's ter of at least 400.000 people al thi remain captives by force." Liberty and Radio Free Europe to lives, and that defines its very Auschwitz concentration ramp. ; In a ceremony marking the beam American news and edi- existence by the relentless drive to former assistant IS attorney observance of "Captive Nations torials to eastern Europe and the conquer more and more lands." says Week." the president said that the world Reagan said. "ugly, sinister walls " of the Soviet And an Israeli Nazi hunter say "And that system is today com- system "continue to deny for the As he made his way out of the Mengele. an accused war criminal munist totalitarianism," he said millions trapped behind them the East Room after a standing ova- has made several trips in and oui moat basic yearnings of the human tion, reporters asked Reagan how "Democracy is. the wave of the ol Miami under assumed names spirit." he felt about remarks by prospec- future to all those trapped in The Orlando Sentinels Miami bu He signed a declaration pledging tive Democratic vice presidential tyranny," the president said "Hold i ran reported Monday the United States to renew efforts nominee Geraldine Ferraro that his on to your dreams because the tide Former assistant V S Attorney to encourage freedom and national domestic policies are unfair and un- of the future is a freedom tide and Jerome Sanford said he was given independence "for those countries Christian. totalitarianism cannot hold it an arrest warrant for Mengele In struggling to free themselves from "I feel very good right now back." July 1979 and received information communist ideology and because there was a priest here Turning to Afghanistan, the that was "more than just a tip totalitarian oppression." who just told me I'm a good president said: "The cause of that Mengele was on a flight There is "no difference between Christian." Reagan said. peace is not served by a conquering arriving from Paraguay, the Sen- the weapons used to oppress the The Rev. Stephen Chomko, presi- force of more than 100.000 Soviet tinel reported people of Laos and Czechoslovakia, dent of the Providence'Fraternal troops The cause of peace will only Sanford said he was about to and those sent to Nicaragua to Association of Ukranian Catholics be served when those troops are leave for Miami International Air- terrorize its own people and threat- and pastor of Si Michael's Catholic out" port to capture Mengele when he en the peace of its neighbors. Church in Hartford. Conn., laid And he said it is vital "that was told the accused Nazi war Reagan said. later that when the president Americans respond to the demo- criminal had been tipped off and In a speech to an audience passed him in the crowd. "I told cratic aspirations of the people of did not make the flight composed mostly of representa- him I came here to confirm his Nicaragua" by supporting "free- "1 would have given my leg to tives of groups from Eastern Christianity ... that he cares about dom fighters" struggling against have served that warrant, but the Europe, Southeast Asia and Cuba. people " that Central American nations rat escaped the trap, he said Reagan called again on the Reagan told his audience: "I Sandinista regime. PLOWSHARES SENTENCED — Peace activist and former nun Sanford. who is Jewish, felt ,i Kremlin to allow outside observers know I am looking at people who e said the citizens of Nicaragua Elizabeth McAlister ol Baltimore, Md , hugs net three-year-old personal stake in capturing to determine the condition of Nobel have run the full gamut of are "victims o! a campaign against daughter, Katie, goodbye belore entering federal court in Mrngele. since his wife's grand Priie winner Andrei Sakharov and totalitarian terror I will be proud liberty and faith" that have been Syracuse, NY, yesterday lor sentencing on charges relating lo a mother died al Auschwitz and his his wife, Yelena Bonner He said to stand by you always." condemned by the Catholic Church trespass at Gnffiss Air Base m Rome. NY McAlister received a father-in-law was imprisoned in both Dachau and Buchenwnld con they "are suffering severe per- In remarks reminiscent of his and Pope John Paul II three-year term in federal prison secution and are cut off from the earlier description of the Soviet "We too disapprove and we too centration camps during World rest of humanity." system as an "evil empire," the suffer with you," Reagan said War II Concentration camp survivors 7 get prison terms say Mengele performed genetic and other torturous experiments on inmates at Auschwitz in Poland Economy doing so well, If arrested Mengele would have for demonstrations faced extradition lo West Her- many, which holds an arrest war- NEW YORK (API- Seven "We will file an appeal immedi- rant charging him with war crimes anti-nuclear activists were ately," said defense attorney Susan Toviuh Friedman, an Israeli who it may force rates up Finkelstein sentenced to federal prison terms works for a nongovernmental Monday for damaging property at In San Francisco. 95 anti-nuclear agency that documents activities of WASHINGTON (AP) - The But in New York, Henry Kauf- tial increases" throughout the a New York state Air Force base, demonstrators were arrested on surviving Nazis, visited Sanford government, in a series of reports man, chief economist of Salomon economy, said the Federal Reserve while more than 140 demonstrators charges of blocking traffic a half- last week to discuss the Mengele that could bolster pressures for Brothers, said "much higher in releasing the report It was were arrested in protests In San mile from the site of, the Demo- case higher interest rates, said on interest rates lie head" despite a ahead of the 16 41 or April and $5 87 Francisco, Boston and Romulus, cratic National Convention, Friedman wants Mengele s Monday that the nation's factories, slower pace of economic activity in billion of March NY The "Plowshares Seven" authorities said mines and utilities operated at a aliases which must have been the next 12 months. He also Automobile loans in May soared received prison terms ranging from The protesters, part of a crowd three-year record pace last month, listed on the 1979 arrest warrant, predicted a jump In inflation. J3 69 billion after gaining $216 two lo three years each for their of about ISO. were taken into and consumers took on an unprece- but Sanford said he cannot re- Economist David Emst of Evans billion in April and $326 million in actions in a protest against the custody for blocking sidewalks at dent amount of credit in May. member them Economics Inc . based in Washing- March cruise missile in November 1983 at two locations in the heart of the Some analysts thought the fresh ton, said, "The economy has got a Robert Ortner. chief economist Griffiss Air Force Base in Rome. city's financial district, about a reports — including brisk increases half-mile from the Moscone Con- big enough head of steam to keep for the Commerce Department, NY Painkiller eyed In inventories and sales in May — vention Center moving at a solid pace through the said the surge reflected the pent-up The seven were found guilty on would likely tip the scales In favor In Romulus, NY, 12 women - rest of the year." demand for goods, the economy's June 13 in US District Court in for use on teeth of a tightening of credit by Federal 11 of them protesters from a peace Added David Wysi, chief growth, rising employment and Syracuse, NY, on charges of Reserve policy-makers, meeting in camp and the 12th a counter- financial economist at Data Re- consumer confidence in the future damaging federal property and BOSTON (API - A powerful secret Monday and Tuesday to plot conspiracy, but were found inno- demonstrator - were detained form of a newly approved over-the- sources Inc. in Lexington. Mass Wyss, however, said banks will monetary strategy. cent of related sabotage charges Monday for entering the Seneca counter painkiller dramatically re- "We still have a strong economy have difficulty putting together Some of the central bank officials The charges stemmed from a Army Depot The 11 protesters duces one form of dental disease in but growth appears to be moder- have been worried that a too-strong enough money to finance such a protest in which the defendants from the nearby Women's Encamp- animals, and researchers soon hope ating • At that, he called the economy 1(111 lead to higher Infla- large amount of borrowing by admitted breaking into a hangar at ment for a Future of Peace and lo learn if it will save people's upsure in consumer credit "scary ' tion rates. Credit restraints tend to consumers, particularly in the face the base, hammering aircraft en- Justice, were continuing demon teeth lift interest rates and dampen The economy expanded at a of strong credits demands by gines and bomb bay doors or a B 52 stratlons begun last year An experiment begins this month growth. projected 5 7 percent rate in the businesses and the US Treasury to bomber, and scrawling anti-nuclear against what they claim is the lo see if daily doses of the drug, Overall, six reports released by just-ended second quarter, a clip finance the deficit messages with paint and their own storage of nuclear weapons at the called ibuprofen. can slow or stop the government on Friday and some economists say will be The pressures for credit from the blood depot The camp reopened over the periodontal disease, the No I Monday show an economy still boosted by more than one per- different sectors have been blamed weekend dental problem of adulthood growing at a robust pace, though centage point when the government for the recent run-up in interest This condition erodes the bone not nearly as rapidly as the 9 7 revises the figure next Monday rates that supports the teeth and is n percent annual rate of the January- The analysts said the big surprise "So sharp an increase in con- major cause of tooth loss In the March period. Inflation has re- in Monday's sheaf of reports was sumer credit shows the stresses of Postal talks make no headway United States, an estimated 94 mained low. the $10 23 billion increase in May in economic growth," Wyss said million people have periodonlal "We've got the best of both disease, and it is one of humanity s installment debt held by con- In a second report, the Federal WASHINGTON (API - Nego- very regressive proposal six weeks worlds — strong growth and little most common infections sumers. That was a record jump, Reserve said factories, mines and tiators for the US Postal Service ago which we called garbage.' inflation." said Donald Straszheim. well exceeding the previous high of utilities operated at 81 7 percent of and 600,000 employees discussed Biller said "It's still on the In the new study at the Harvard vice president at Wharton School of Dental Medicine, volun- 1661 billion, set in February capacity in June, the highest level new contracts yesterday as a union garbage heap They haven't moved Econometrics in Philadelphia. teers will take a medicine called The new gain reflected "substan- since July 1961 bargainer declared both sides off dead center " "oceans apart" despite Saturday's flurbiprofen Harvard researchers The contracts are set to expire at already have found that the drug scheduled expiration of the current 12 01 am Saturday, but they could can reduce bone loss around the pact Denies forcing children to shoplift be extended by mutual agreement teeth by 66 percent in dons. Moe Biller. president of the MOORHEAD, Minn (AP) - A possession of stolen property and a William Kirschner, a Fargo at- American Postal Workers Union, woman accused of threatening her petty misdemeanor charge of pos- torney representing Mrs Mageors. said management has not budged two children with beatings unless sessing marijuana said the two children are in from its proposed wage freeze for current employees and lower pay they shoplifted pleaded innocent Mrs. Mageors pleaded innocent temporary foster homes in North for new hires Monday to possessing stolen prop- to all five counts in a brief Dakota erty and a small amount of mari- appearance before Clay County "They'll stay there until this "There's nothing settled.' Biller juana' District Judge Homer Saetre. who matter is resolved," he said said in an interview on the progress LaVonne Shirley Mageors. 36, scheduled an Aug 6 preliminary Mickelberg has said the children of the talks "We're really oceans surrendered to Clay County hearing She remains free on a will not be prosecuted apart on economic issues authorities last week after officials $5,000 personal recognizance bond "The Postal Service has given a became aware of a months-long Larry Costello. a Clay County shoplifting spree she allegedly engi- deputy sheriff, said less than an neered at department stores In Moorhead and neighboring Fargo. ounce and a half of marijuana was The Diet Institute's N.D. discovered by investigators when Law enforcement officials said they searched Mrs. Mageors' rural they learned of the scheme when home north of Moorhead last week. Program is GREAT! Mrs. Mageors' children, a 16-year- About $3,000 in stolen goods also were confiscated by detectives, I've never been this thin!" old boy and a 12-year-old girl, SuMnlondon slipped a note to a Fargo store who were assisted by Mrs Susan lostaspecbxular73lbs!Aw«ight employee saying they would be Mageors' children, he said. loss like this is typical at The Did snttHutc Our beaten by their mother if they Stereo equipment, lawn professionalscan helpyou lose up to 7 lbs. a didn't shoplift. furniture, books and wall hangings week-safery*eftectiverv' Mrs Mageors was charged with were among several items seized in one count of felony possession of the search, Costello said The stolen property at her initial court children told investigator* that appearance last week. many items had been returned for Our program is so effective -we guarantee But Clay County Attorney Larry cash refunds, he said the weight you lose will never be gained Mickelberg added another count of back! Only The Wet hwtttutt's Lifetime felony possession Monday, along Bodyguard held Membership Plan insures that you'll keep the weight off—permanently! with two counts of misdemeanor in Allerdice death

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Sunday only 36 canw D*ty only I 00 The Alderdices were indicted 1901 B 37, La*t Swgla copy al Coumar - Oarfy 25 cama Sunday Aug 16. 1963. on 18 federal counts McdKjty SupcrvHcd include* mint ajood««ooh 4 UO roSTUASTER Sand aajraaa manjaa » Tna of conspiracy and mail and wire uxrtom Throughout NJ, wv PA l wo M«ior Credit Card* Accepted Daly rtasalat. » O So wo Had em N J 0770' Reirrrjuncmcnt Sy hujny tmurance Comparer) frtnctmtl AvaaatK Cj« ($01; 7SO-555S fraud A4 The Daily Register TUESDAY, JULY 17. 1984 Croup will battle Widow, 70, suing drunk driver laws boyfriend's estate ASBURY PARK (AP) - Two shaw of Long Branch. men incensed over "law enforce- talc officials have said the 1100 NEW BRUNSWICK (API - A because Alpem reneged on a prom- ment people ,., sticking their noses surcharge will be added to fines 70-year-old woman it suing the ise to support her after his death in people"! car windows, trying to suiting at $250 and is distributed to smell liquor on their breath" have estate of her former boyfriend, The lawyer for the estate, Jerald police departments to support ex- started an organization with the claiming that by leaving all his D Baranoff of Newark, said his tra highway patrols. goal of repealing New Jersey's stiff assets to his children when he died clients argue that there is no Other penalties include license drunken driving laws. be violated promises he made evidence of any agreement except suspension and f 1,000 annual in- during the 29 years they lived Mrs. Ellenport's word The group is called "A surance surcharges for three years together. CAUSE" - All Citizens Against State officials say the penalties, "We deny that there was a Unjust and Severe Enforcement — The attorney for the woman said along with increasing the minimum promise stated specifically enough and co-founder Robert T. Baer of yesterday that the case could be the legal drinking age to 21, have to be enforceable There is no Neptune said Monday that it is the state's first to determine whether corroboration to what she is say- helped reduce highway faUlities women who live with men in a U.S. Constitution, not drunken driv- ing," Baranoff said "We can't ers, the (croup supports Of the 1,162'traffic deaths in IStl. relationship similar to marriage wheel him (Alpern 1 into the 376 involved drunken drivers, ac- have rights similar to those of courtroom no matter how hard we "We're definitely far removing cording to the state Division of widows try to deny it happened " the drunken driver from the road, Motor Vehicles, y last year, traffic Mildred Ellenport, now residing lest we be mistaken," said Baer, a Baranoff added, "It would have deaths had dropped to 931 - the in Toms River with her son, quit sales executive for a vending been nice if she got it in writing. lowest number in'20 years — and her Job as a grocery clerk to live machine company that does 20 Something that's said can be mis- 297 of those involved drunk with Harry Alpern after he prom- percent of its business with bars interpreted to be a lot larger than endnvers ised to support her for life, said the and taverns. it was meant-to be " DEAF COMPOSER — Maxim Rappaport, 16, Elmer, almost totally Baer said accidents involving attorney, Kenneth Lehn of Rose- deaf, uses a synthesiser to help him compose music. Rappaport, Baer said checkpoints where land During their relationship, Alpern drunken drivers could be reduced a Russian, left the Soviet Union with his family three years ago police randomly stop motorists to "It Is a unique case in that all the kept his home in Woodbridge while check for alcohol are one of the effectively through education. He prior palimony cases in New Jersey living "at least six nights a week" many abuses that have arisen out noted that A CAUSE., which he — and there are only a few of them at Mrs. Ellenport's apartment in of new state laws that impose strict said has about 1,600 members but — involve claims by a woman Fords, Lehn said penalties on those convicted of does not charge dues, supported Refugee composer * federal legislation withholding against a man while they were "She considered herself the same drunken driving. living and after they had separated. as being married to him," Lehn highway aid for states where the The checkpoints violate constitu- In this case, the claims are against said. "After Harry Alpern died, she drinking age is below 21. tional guarantees against unlawful the estate," Lehn said could not afford to continue to cartel hear music Among the group's public rela- search and seizure, Baer said, and Superior Court Judge Rosemary maintain her apartment, in Fords. tions efforts are pamphlets dis- he called a f 100 surcharge paid by Reavey on Friday ruled that the He paid the rent, bought her food, ELMER (API - A deaf 16- manipulation, noute and or- tributed in taverns, an upcoming a convicted drunken driver a case should be heard by a jury, but clothes - everything She has no year-old refugee from the Soviet chestrate compositions auto- newsletter to be distributed to "bounty" inducing further abuses no trial date has been set. assets " Union is composing a musical matically. In addition, the syn- 10,000 supporters and lawmakers, on the part of police Lehn argued that Alpern told Alpem was a real estate investor this summer at an international thesizer is capable of simulating and collecting signatures on He said he believes "there's a lot Mrs. Ellenport, who was widowed and former owner of a barrel arts camp in southern New instrumental sounds on its It- coupons to be sent to Gov Thomas of fear and paranoia out there. before they met, that he estab- recycling business. His two chil- Jersey through a sense of music track digital recorder. H. Kean and the New Jersey People are afraid of going out and lished a trust fund for her But dren estimate the estate to be he says is "all in my head" Counselors listening to the Legislature asking for a review of having a bottle of wine with their when he died Dec IS, 1982. she worth about $435,000. Lehn said. Maxim Rappaport, whose fam- results of his efforts help Rap- drunken driving laws wife at dinner.'Are you aware of learned it did not exist and that she Although Alpem and Mrs Ellen- ily emigrated to New York City paport by suggesting adjust- that? ' "Law enforcement people "in addition, Baer said he has was not mentioned in his will port had children by previous three years ago, also can read ments in the composition, said were sticking their noses in appeared on locally broadcast tele Lehn said Mrs Ellenport's suit marriages, they had no children lips in two languages, English Joan Slazin, a spokeswoman for people's car windows, trying to vision shows debating attorneys involves a breach of contract together and Russian, and dreams of the camp, where internationally smell liquor on their breath," said and members of anti-drunken driv- becoming an actor acclaimed artists, dramatists Baer, who founded the group three ing groups such ai Mothers Against "He is an absolutely charming and musicians often drop in for months ago with Theodore Brad- Drunk Driving. human being." Clare Appel, co- a few weeks to teach. NJ Transit marking founder of the Appel Farm camp, The play's central character said Monday. also is named Maxim, but he is "He has a lot of drive and an old man recalling events of his Judge orders Yaccarino ambition," added her husband life its 5th anniversarey Albert, who said the camp got Rappaport said his family was under way 25 years ago when permitted to leave the Soviet NEWARK (API - Five years that year, the NJ Transit board of local residents who knew he and to appear before court Union, where they did not have a after it was created by the Legis- directors balked at another 25 his wife were musicians began permanent home for 10 years, TRENTON (AP) - Suspended properly held Interests In two lature to take over a mass transpor- percent rise and threatened to shut dropping off their children at the because the works of his father, Superior Court Judge Thomas L. liquor establishments, tried to In- tation system, NJ Transit has the system down, prompting the couple's farm for lessons. a playwright, director and actor, Yaccarino has been ordered to timidate law enforcement officials quelled a financial crisis and made Legislature to increase state aid. Rappaport. said "it is not so were gaining attention in the appear before the New Jersey in a police matter involving his believers out of many skeptical In 1983. fares increased an aver- hard" to compose a musical he Supreme Court this fall to answer daughter and offered to buy prop- commuters, including one protest age of 8 percent, and when the will never hear. small city where they lived group that dropped the word budget for the year that began July Among the political themes charges of judicial misconduct and erty that was the subject of a "I don't need to hear it. It's all say why he should remain in office, "irate" from its name 1 was approved, it contained no running through those works was dispute in his court. In my head," said the boy, who the court announced yesterday. Since its birth on July 17.1979, NJ change in fares became almost totally deaf religious freedom for Jews, said The panel's 144-page report said Transit has invested more than |1 The state's highest court, which Before the NJ Transit takeover, when, as an infant, he received Rappaport, who is Jewish. Yaccarino w.s "uilty of a pattern billion in capital improvements, has the power to strip judges of John D'Amlco was at the forefront an overdose of a medication He recalled armed soldiers of miscondur jnd was unfit to ranging from the purchase of over their office, issued a show-cause of protests against poor rail service during treatment for a lung and police dogs at the train serve as a ji ige 1,200 buses and 167 passenger train order last week ordering Yaccarino as head of a group called Irate ailment station a« 'the family departed The Supreme Court has only cars to the re-electrification of the to appear before the court Oct. 9. Shore Commuters. Now, the group Rappaport wrote the script in and soldiers searching their lug- removed one judge, Peter J. Cor- Morriitown line, now nearing com- A special three-judge panel rec- is called simply the Shore Com- two days and composes music on gage uzzi of Haddonfleld, since the pletion ommended to the high court July 5 muters Coalition, because D' Amico the camp's Synclavier II, an But he said that once he saw modem court system began in 1941. "We have gone from one of the that Yaccarino. 51, of Tinton Falls, says the group members are no advanced synthesizer that can the Statue of Liberty, "I forgot He was convicted of taking bribes nation's oldest rail systems with be ousted from the bench for ethics longer irate sample sounds for playback and all about Russia." some of the most antiquated equip- code violations. in exchange for handing out lenient ment to operating what soon will be "As an organization I think NJ The judges said Yaccarino im- sentences. one of the country's most modern, Transit has proven itself." said efficient and finest commuter rail- D' Amico, who is also a Monmouth roads," NJ Transit executive direc- County freeholder. "Particularly tor Jerome C. Premo said in a within the last year there have been Monday statement Similar im- substantial improvements in the provement had been made in bus quality and quantity of rail service service, he said "Based on observations and dis- But there have been con- cussions with my compatriots on troversies along the way the bus side, I think it's fair to say Fares were raised dramatically there've been substantial improve- "Our Equity Line of Credit is the — 11 percent in 1980. 25 percent in ments on the bus side as well," he 1981 and 18 percent in 1982 Later added answer to all your credit needs!" Appeals Court cuts Shadow Lawn Savings' Equity Line of Shadow Lawn's Equity Line of Credit. sentences for rape Credit gives you cash on reserve -- Get it and you'll never have to worry TRENTON (API - A state position of consecutive sentences," from $5,000 to $100,000. based about being caught short again. Not appeals court yesterday reduced to said Judge Geoffrey Gaulkin, who on the equity in your home. Use it as for planned expenses, major pur- 24 years the 63-year prison sentence wrote the 3-0 decision. of a man convicted of raping his The state criminal code your own personal revolving line of chases, or even emergencies. Visit girlfriend's 11-year-old daughter, presumes a defendant will be credit for whatever purpose you your nearest Shadow Lawn office, or and cut to IV years the 45-year sentenced to 15 years in prison term of the'victim's mother prisonwithout any period of parole want. .. bill consolidation, home call Frank Savage at 222-11OO, for The Appellate Division of Su- ineligibility ' "If we are to attain improvements, auto purchases, col- complete details and an application. perior Court said the consecutive a predictable degree of uniformity sentences imposed on John in sentencing, we cannot permit a lege tuition payments. The possibili- Yarbough and Judy Wilson Smith, sentencing judgegs personal at- ties are endless! And that cash is also known as Judy Yarbough, both titude about a given kind of'crime of East Orange, for separate as- to justify his deviation from the instantly accessible by simply writing saults on the same victim were presumptive sentence fixed by the a check. "unreasonable and excessive." Legislature," Gaulkin said. The ruling also reduced Yarbough's parole ineligibllity Yarbough, 34, has been in Tren- Unlike credit cards, Equity Line of from 29 years to 12 years and Ms. ton State Prison since pril 26, 1983, Smith's from 19 years to seven and Ms Smith, 37, has been at state Credit carries no annual foe, and years. Correctional Institution for Women features a lower annual interest rate. The maximum sentence under at Clinton since April 18.'1983. New Jersey law for first-degree Plus you're only charged interest on aggravated sexual assault is 20 Each was convicted last year of the amount of cash you actually use. Lawn years with a requirement that 10 three counts of first-degree ag- years be served before parole gravated sexual assault on the girl not on the entire amount of your eligibility between February and August 198r. Sav ngs credit line.

Cuomo draws chants of 'Mario..' WASHINGTON (API1- Minis- pointedly took no action at all in the ters and military personnel are in (eoattaed) we're not - (it) could lead us to case of military personnel Even worse, there are elderly lowered inflation, but only by danger of losing part of a "double Leading the Democrats' or- bankruptcy or war," Cuomo de- Defenders of the "double dip " people who tremble in the base- producing the wont recession since dip" tax break — their deduction atorical charge against the Re- clared view it as government's way of ments of the houses there." 1932. more than 55,000 bankruptcies for mortgage interest and property publicans on prime-time television, Cuomo said re-electing Reagan boosting the spendable income of The governor said Reagan's and "two years of massive un- taxes paid with tax-exempt housing Cuomo contrasted his own heritage would make things worse by free- military forces and of subsidizing economic policies had left people employment." allowances as the son of hard-working Italian ing the president's "radical religious activities in a non-de- sleeping in the streets - "in the The governor said Reagan had The Internal Revenue Service immigrants with his image of proclivities," but he warned Demo- nominational way. Critics say such gutter, where the glitter doesn't created the largest federal budget already has ruled that ministers Reagan as a smooth-talking, horse- crats that Reagan would be hard to programs should be financed show" - and giving "their lives deficit in history despite his pledge have no right to'the double deduc- riding president, isolated and un- beat. through the regular government away to drug dealers." to balance the budget by IMS. In tion. The agency is studying aware of the hardships his policies "That this disastrous quality is appropriations process, not through Cuomo said Reagan could see for doing so. he said, Reagan had whether to apply the same rule to the tax laws have created. himself if he bothered to visit the created "a mortgage on our chil- not more fully understood by the armed-forces members Forgoing a "He said, 'Why, this country Is a poor in Appalachia or unemployed dren's futures that can only be paid American people is at- chance to block the rule. Congress shining city on a hill'," said Cuomo steelworkers in Lackawanna, N.Y. in pain and that could eventually tributable...to the president's has agreed only to give some 24» Union Beach "But the hard truth is that not "It is the same shining city for bring this nation to its knees " amiability and the failure by some ministers until 1966 to comply and NOTtCt Of those relative few who are lucky to separate the salesman from the ACTION By TUB everyone Is sharing In this city's In foreign relations, Cuomo ac- UNION BBACH enough to live in its good neigh- product," he said. splendor and glory. A shining city cused the president of "incendiary borhoods.' he said. "But for the Cuomo dismissed Reagan's at- 1U Marlboro W Other Public Notices PIMM Uth« notica that •• IM is perhaps all the president sees rhetoric" and "a macho in- moaMtrvo ol lht> 1 -Wi ot Jul>. itHW people who are excluded - locked tempts to blame Mondale, the rusHjCNonca NOTICS it* Union tttch Zoning tourd from the portico of the White House transigence'' regarding arms con- Pursuant to the Marlboro Nolle, ra hereby givan mat the of Ad|uttfm*nMitl oorantar anted thI a apptt- out - all they can do is to stare Democrats' prospective presiden- Township Zoning Board of Ad and the veranda of his ranch, where Board ot Truataaa ol Broonoala HoSonalde Corpor from a distance at that city's trol talks with the Soviet Union. tial nominee, with problems of the |uatmenrs fktauJremenu nolle Community College wat raoarva •non to* vartanoM, an* ptan everyone seems to be doing well " la heraey given that on July 11. aaaled bid. at ma Purchasing KOV*VI and o«a*gn ««**•*• glimmering towers." The governor blamed Reagan's Carter administration under which 1M4. the tollo»tng action eras Dapartmanl. TSB Nawman sit Said Cuomo: "There's another taken aprlnga Rood. Llncron. t*ew Jar. I tha resotuaan of ap- Cuomo said that his success story policies'for the deaths of hundreds Mondale served as vice president. » MUSI - OANY KOCH. aay on Auguet 1. 1M4 at 2 00 part of the city, the part where — the son of an industrious immi- of American servicemen in Leba- "How can you make a vice Tho applicant waa eeeMno a use p m prevailing on*, at wMoh JutylT Mas' some people can't pay their mort- vartanoa and minor eubaWon Ima and ptaoa. said bide wW bo grant grocer in the New York non, for giving "monies to Latin president responsible for four years on Hock >S Lot IS and Swell H lutMlcry opened and read on me 2J4 Marlboro gages...and middle-class parents American governments that and make a president responsible lot III Tra board approval Min ll borough of Queens who rose to th« abova and naa eoheriulad • PUBLIC NOTtCB watch the dreams they hold for become governor of one of the murder nuns" and not providing for nothing?" Cuomo asked all. plan nMaw lor August 2 Jno . ..suanl to lha Msrlboro their children evaporate. sufficient support for Israel. The 52-year-old governor, who if M 9121 - SASO. Tha ap- 2 »ooio TAMa'CAsarrria Township Planning Boerds Re- country's biggest states - will be waa requesting a uaa 3 SCIENTIFIC SOUIPMINT quirements notice Is hereby "In this part of the city there are more difficult to repeat unless "Our policy drifts with no real writes his own speeches, said onaiockt1.Lot4l.Tha Conlrecl given thet on July It. IBM, It* more poor than ever, more families board raid a negative resolution examined annd oopm obiaJn«Mj following action wee taken: Reagan is denied re-election in direction, other than an hysterical Mondale and his chosen running at the Pure aalnQ Dapartmanl ol The Board appointed Leonard in trouble, more and more people November. commitment to an arms race that mate. Rep Geraldine Ferraro of IS (4-UM - OOMALENSKI Brook rwa Communit— y Cotoga Fallen, tag to represent them m Approval waa Qtven to the appli at Tee Newman Bprlnga "oad s law suit. Bavaro vs Marlboro who need help but can't find it. He said Reagan's policies had leads nowhere — if we're lucky. If New York, are up to the challenge cant lor an aKpanattn o» a non Llncroft. New Jersey on or attar Planning Board conforming tot on Block 74. Lot JULY IT. teae Tha Board read a resolution 11 Bid eocurltlee In tha form ot a .-eaommendlng to Council trial a Z» HUN - MAURIH. Tlta bid bond with sdeoqate security Irernc study ana Irsfflc control applicant waa grantad approval - - __ naaBI • tt — *- . i .— should be looked Into In tha Vil- to go abova ground tor ~" or o#fimejQ on#c>< in an lage. Hudson Street. and a atona driveway en equal to I OH ol tha P B Ma «4 MILLPONOS. The Convention hears N.J. Senator Lautenberg MLOtilA TM raaolulron Mil ba amount of the Wd, not to applicant wee requeefng final mamoralliad on July 25th 110.000 wMI be required approval for eeclteo • 10. 11 July 17 S11 IS may not be wtthdrawn within 00 (coatlaned) presidential candidacy, said the The Board approved sections • The breakiast was so low-key Jeaneane Judelson, who he said 240 Humaen Elols Jones, a Walter F Mondale state's delegation was unified and that the loudest reactlon'came ressrrss the un- P.a 2 C lives in Lake Hopatcong, N.J. NOTICS r setrloted rtghi to re|ect any or aH EST . The board loolr e poll vote backer from East. Orange, N.J., operating smoothly. when Bradley'joked that he would PHASE IAK« NOTICE that btda. end K> aooept any bid which 10 approve a maior Moat of the'delegates began load- s deemed meet lavorsble on Block It. Lot II called the governor's speech "fan- The delegation's day began with quit the delegates on his book after ing onto buses for the 20-mlnute ttvj Pumaon Bo.ro at Adiuit •twee quoted must include all granted MemorelUallon ot lha tastic." a breakfast hosted by the state s mant did. at a regular meeting on freight or doHvory charges Tha rasotuHon Is scheduled for Jury the meal. ride from the hotel to the conven- Juno 20 1M4. grant a varlanea owner also rsaarvss tha rioni la IS. "He spoke the truth and his other U.S. senator, Democrat Bill Bill Mondale, the 22-year-old son tion center in the early afternoon to ona-car garage raleot any bid It. In lla opinion Pa I1B-70. ORSJENaPIIAR 21 Koiana Avar NORTH. Tha soplioanl wee re- delivery and eloquence are so Bradley. of the former vice president, spoke For'much of the day, delegation quaanna tmsl approval tor sac stimulating and motivating that Bradley, seeking re-election this lion 309 After lengthy rue to the delegation briefly after the leaders were upset because they ouaston ths bM>rd denied the ap- there's no way we won't get fall, distributed copies of his hrrakfant. tellim them. "It is verv were told they would not be allowed •f a ludgmafit. proval. (President) Reagan out," she said new'book, "The Fair Tax," which important we get together " to receive special passes allowing end available for Inspection of •' oofcda** Com. Please aleo lake note that the OAKY SIMMON ."unity CoHoga board riaa aeheduled a alia walk The speeches came as convention touts a bill he has advanced that The younger Mondale found a guests onto the convention floor Secretary Bide*-" • •* r* for Marlboro Woe Board ol AdlvStment with tha> raqutfomanta ot tor July tsth el goers from New Jersey, who over- would change the federal personal way to appeal to the delegation But by early afternoon, the officials _«L> _ - i _ j » i aaiaja — Oarrt Juna 20 1BW •7rV e 127 end P L 1177 svtc |) on viata Drive and corporate income tax systems • 14 04 whelmingly support Mondale's when he introduced his girlfriend. said the problem'had been solved July 17 M4I July lisl

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Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register W/tsHlNGTON - About 10 times a A Capital Cities Communications Inc Newspaper year, a mysterious council of 12 assembles in the past six months - decisions that in imperial grandeur in a Washington, increased the servicing cost of the JAMES E McKEABNEY. JR DC, conference room two stories high, national debt by $12 billion. President and I'ubluher with an 8-foot marble fireplace and a 10- There's another reason some con- foot crystal chandelier Their delibera- gressmen want to end the six-week Arthur Z Kamin Herbert H Thorpe, Jr. Charles C Triblehorn tions are rivaled for secrecy only by the JACK blackout - the possibility that the delay MUM Aintuml Editor VHIUJOV Editor sacred proceedings in Vatican City when gives big bond traders what amounts to Ruuell P Rauch Jane Foderaro Dorift Kulman the College of Cardinals selects a new ANDERSO insider information on future trends in the Ntilhl Hdilui City Editor Edilorwl fiiyr Editor pope. bond market. Thomai C. Donahue Lawrence C Newman Michael J Pellegnno At least the cardinals send up wisps of Although no one seriously believes that smoke to let the waiting world know when fjirrrlor oj Marhrlino Orf-ulanoH Director ronlrollrr Fed officials are leaking lnfornuUof to they have taken a vote, and they announce outsiders, the six-week delay give* knowl- FtUlk J AIIOCCl their ultimate decision the day it is made edgeable bond trader? time to look for So secretive are Washington's dour dozen master of cautious feelers, retractable clues that could be worth million! The big A6 TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1984 that they don't announce their decisions bluffs and muted confrontations bond houses have whole platoons of full- until six weeks later, and then they release What Volcker told Jepsen .in a private time Fed-watchers, who can make only a cryptic summary meeting has since been "clarified''' by the educated guesses on the Fed's next move On the other side of the tracks The enigmatic group is the Federal Fed's congressional liaison office. Given from the signs Small-business men can't Open Market Committee, which sets the the urgencies for secrecy and the im- afford such costly, constant scrutiny nation's monetary policy Its members peratives of dignity, the Fed doesn't The real reason the Fed insists on are the seven, governors of the Federal support prompt disclosure after all secrecy, outsiders suspect, Is to prevent Reserve Board and five representatives of Volcker has told some members of Congress from exercising control over the Federal Reserve bank presidents. Congress that there's already too much agency. Knowledge is power, and the Fed Although few outside Washington have sunshine on the Fed. doesn't want to share either one. heard of the Federal Open Market This bait-and-switch maneuver left the CONFIDENTIAL FILE: The Soviet Committee, its Jovian decisions affect the Joint Economic Committee staff in a fury bloc is putting pressure on the head of the course of the U.S. economy. The dozen The Fed's stand "appears to be at International Labor Organization in hopes eminences, who are finishing one of their variance with (the views) expressed in of delaying and softening a 320-page report two-day meetings today, influence what Volcker's conversation with Sen Jepsen," by the United Nations agency that is interest rates you will pay, how much protests an internal committee memo highly critical of the Polish government's money will be available for businesses to seen by my associate Michael Binslein heavy-handed treatment of labor unions, borrow, and whether inflation will once The Fed contends that the six-week lag particularly Solidarity The report was the again eat up your earnings and reduce the is necessary to prepare the public for the result of a lengthy ILO investigation of value of your bank accounts. policy decisions But the memo com- conditions in Poland. In March, the Soviet The committee's obsessive secrecy has ments: "The Fed's position, of course, is bloc pulled the same kind of pressure long irritated White House economists and silly. Why should it take six weeks to tactics on another UN agency, the congressional planners, who for six justify a policy position? Either the Commission on Human Rights. That time crucial weeks are reduced to reading tea Federal Open Market Committee had a they succeeded in getting a critical report leaves for clues to its momentous de- basis for making a decision, which should on Poland watered down. cisions. Legislation that would compel the be revealed, or they had no basis for - The Iraqis thought Iran would have Fed to disclose these decisions immedi- making a decision, in which case nothing strong defenses around its vital oil ately has been introduced by Sen. Roger should have been done." terminal on Kharg Island. But my Jepsen. R-Iowa, chairman of the Joint The six weeks of secrecy hampers the intelligence sources say the facility is Economic Committee, and Rep Jack virtually defenseless against Iraqi air Kemp, R-N.Y.. the economic gum of the plans and predictions of economists in other federal agencies. Congress would attacks. The Iranians have been trying House frantically to buy short-range air defense In late May. Jepsen thought he had also like to avoid economic surprises. Its handling of the federal budget might have hardware from Western European com- secured Fed Chairman Paul Volcker's panies. They want rocket launchers and support for the disclosure bill. But a been different, for example, if the legislators had known that the prime short-range automatic cannons for their prerogative once clutched to the bosom is patrol boats guarding Kharg. not easily given up, and Volcker is a Interest rate was going to rise four times Politics of demonstration

SAN FRANCISCO - Has anything>ever demonstrations. been accomplished by a demonstration'' I I don't know how the Demorrats got a don't happen to remember any time when Republican like Jerry Falwell. the Moral the person or group being demonstrated Majority leader, to come to the Demo- against said. "Okay. I guess you're right cratic Convention, but he is out here and I'm wrong We'll do it your way'' pitching in to help the Democrats make That'll be the day ANDV* things more interesting by demonstrating Demonstrations and demonstrators against something For the moment, I've have always seemed dumb to me Some of ROONEY forgotten what Falwell is demonstrating them represent good causes but demon- for or against, but he's here doing it with strating doesn't seem like a good way to all the rest. . get anything done Demonstrators think of About IS groups were given police themselves as unconventional, but usually permits to stage demonstrations here this their methods of protest are more week and, of course, the very best conventional than the methods of the demonstrators don't even ask for permits. conventional people they're protesting are the lifeblood of a convention — part Anti-establishmentarianism is an import- against In other words, they're predict- of the show The Democratic conventions ant part of a good demonstration. To be able are usually more interesting than Re- really good, a demonstration should be No matter what the issue is, I cannot publican conventions because they have illegal If It's illegal, it's more apt to Expansion needed imagine trying to do something about it by better demonstrations Most demon- produce good pictures of police hitting marching in the streets or carrying strators are Democrats and. for some demonstrators and demonstrators throw- Ground will be broken Saturday for accomodate developing technologies placards up and down in front of a strange reason, they're more apt to put on ing rocks at police their act at their own convention than at the Patient Services Building at as they become available; building Wherever the president goes. Among the groups demonstrating here demonstrators are always standing the Republicans' this week are "The Coalition Against the Monmouth Medical Center in Long • A new expanded Day Stay Center outside, behind police barriers half a mile The potential for dullness is always Moral Majority, " "The Oral Majority," Branch. for elective surgery that doesn't away, waving placards at him Most of the present at a political convention, and I and another I like called "Ladies Against This is the launching of the hospi- require an overnight stay; time he couldn't read them if he were suspect the organizing committees of both Women." carrying the Mt Wilson telescope. parties may take some steps to keep them Several rock bands are demonstrating tal's major replacement and reno- • Two floors of new nursing units, The demonstrations carried out by the lively I'll bet having people demonstrate with a protest they call "Rock Against vation project. increasing the hospital's total bed Viet Nam War protesters were so long, against them is one of their tricks Reagan Racism ' One of the songs they The new building will provide some count, persistent and well-intentioned that they For the Democratic convention here in play is "John Wayne Was a Nazi." I'd say distinct advantages, including • And new food service facilities for gave the appearance of being effective San Francisco, it wouldn't surprise me at that fairly represents the average level of when we finally pulled out It is likely, all if they'd brought in large numbers of intelligence for most demonstrating • A consolidation of ambulatory patients and staff. q though, that we did not pull out a single Hollywood extras to pose as demon- groups care services, now spread throughout The rapidly expanding population of day sooner than good sense would have led strators They give the television cameras A pro-Falwell group called "The Fam- the complex; the county and the changing needs of us to, anyway something to take pictures of when ily Forum " has my favorite chant of them • A new Emergency Department, 'residents required some affirmative Demonstrations at political conventions nothing is happening on the convention all: are just as dumb but usually less floor For all I know, the TV networks "Mommies, mommies, don't be com- with easy access to intensive care action. objectionable than some Demonstrations may even help the committees pay for the mies. Stay at home and fold pajammies ' units, laboratories, radiology and Monmouth Medical Center officials other strategic services; are to be commended for coming up • A central complex for maternal with the proper plans and then and infant care including labor and working those plans to provide proper FROM OUR READERS delivery, birthing rooms, the newborn health care for the thousands of nursery and the Regional Newborn people who depend on the center your time, effort and. most of all, your daughter. Cynthia, managed to prepare Center, which provides intensive care The Medical Center is an outstand- Student efforts concern for your future. and serve the food under extreme adverse to seriously-ill infants from this ing heazlth care facility and the Joan Spinelli conditions And also to Elks members Teri county and others; Long Branch Coordinator and Bernie Satauro, who were sitting in expansion program will help it to To the Editor: LINKS Program their "club" when they recognized we • Operating rooms which can better serve the community. I would like to take this opportunity to needed help ANd help they did until the thank the Wall Township High School very end of the evening. students, especially Scott Cervilla and John Brundage, for the booth they created Benefit The above three Elks members certain- Another N.J. resource to disperse drinking and driving infor- ly exemplify to me what the Elks Red Bank organization is all about. mation at the Wall Township Fair To the Editor: New Jersey has been blessed with Admittedly, the chances of finding As members of the Monmouth County On behalf of Brian Figaro and his Words could not possibly express the many natural resources — the moun- either is slim. But company officials High School Task Force on Drinking and family,*I want to thank the many friends love and gratitude I feel for my very dear tains, the shore, the Pine Barrens to think there is a possibility of finding Driving, they devoted many hours to the and relatives who attended a benefit in friend Selma Hoffman, a talented Mid- physical implementation of the booth, as name a few. natural gas in New Jersey. Brian's honor on June 30 at the Red Bank Eastern dancer. Her performance was the well as recruiting other Wall Township Elks Club. "highlight" of the evening. There may be another resource that The proximity to the New York students to be present at the fair site, to Our thanks to the Register and staff for has, until now. gone unnoticed. Pools present information to the public regard- Ann Witek metropolitan would make a gas find a their kindness and the wonderful publicity. of oil and natural gas may be found ing drinking and driving They were also My thanks to my children for soliciting Chairlady for the Brian Figaro Benefit tremendous economic plus to New aided by students from other Monmouth beneath portions of New Jersey. all the beautiful gifts that were so Jersey The cost of shipping natural County high schools generously donated by the Red Bank North Central Oil Co. of Houston gas from thousands of miles away I feel that the efforts of these students merchants has been buying land in Somerset and should be applauded, for they devoted Thanks to everyone who helped cook the Dismayed would be averted This potential Hunterdon Counties, as well as land much of their summer vacation to this delicious food, especially Mayor Arnone Middletown across the Delaware River in Penn- inexpensive supply would benefit both project, in addition to their jobs, etc. It and his lovely wife. Barbara, who To the Editor: New York and New Jersey. certainly emphasizes the concern of our prepared 30 pounds of fresh stringbeans It was with great dismay the front page sylvania. high school population regarding the which were a very "big hit." While such a discovery may seem story was read in a recent Sunday edition Its efforts are opposed by en- control of drinking, driving and substance I will be forever grateful to Mike Lynch, of your paper, dealing with convicted vironmentalists and some residents, like a daydream to some, the benefits abuse an Elks member, who along with my United States Senator Harrison Williams. Thank you. Wall Township students, for wonderful friend. Ruth Kugelman and my but if either oil or natural gas is found, of such a development is indeed a When an individual runs for any public at least some of these critics may be pleasant thing to dream about. office that person, in fact, represents to mollified. Let's see what happens. the voters he is honest and competent and TODAY IN HISTORY asks the trust and confidence of the electors whose Interest he pledges to serve to the best of his ability. Computer problems BY The Associated Press Soviet Premier Josef Stalin and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill Today is Tuesday. July 17. the 199th day The.conviction of Harrison Williams gathered in Germany for the Potsdam was very costly to the taxpayers and We were glad to learn that New and the payouts of the weekly "Pirk-6 of 1984 There are 167 days left in the year Conference, the final allied summit of Jersey lottery officials have finally Lotto" game. Today's highlight in history: World War H. resulted in a serious letdown to the millions in New Jersey who voted for him corrected the third computer problem On July 17. 1936. the Spanish Civil War In 1975. US. astronauts and Soviet Hazel Prank Gluck. executive di- began as General Francisco Franco led and the constituents for whom he look an which disrupted the game within the cosmonauts linked their Apollo and Soyuz rector of the lottery has apologized to his army forces in revolt against the spacecrafts, then joined hands while in oath of office to serve. last month. But as with so many other the public for the computer problems. government orbit. computer problems, the cause of tlW On this date Your headline story (1) glamorizes the Computer headaches have almost In 1981. a pair of walkways above the malfunction has not been determined. In 1603. Sir Walter Raleigh was arrested prison life of a criminal (2) emphasizes become a way of life for all of us - for suspected complicity in a plot to lobby of Kansas City's Hyatt Regency the fact that only about one-third of the What happened is that the foul-up dethrone England's King James I Hotel collapsed, killing 114 people and but, it appears, when they affect New sentence will be served and (3) fails to prevented lottery agents from de- In 1821. Spain ceded Florida to the injuring 200 others mention anything about a pension termining the validity of winning Jersey's lottery, they are of monu- United States Ten years ago: A bomb exploded in the Tower of London, fatally injuring one tickets from Thursday night's draw- mental proportions Let's hope from In 1898. during the Spanish-American Would it be just as noteworthy to give War. the Spaniards surrendered to the tourist and wounding more than 40 equal coverge to each individual serving ing, the payouts for Friday's daily here on that all goes well with the Americans at Santiago. Cuba Five years ago: Nicaraguan president a jail sentence drawing, and the number of winners lottery computer. In 1945. President Harry Truman. Anastasio Somoza resigned. Ray McGuigan 2S3 Long Branch JM Lofttt •ranch TUESDAY, JULV u. 1984 The l>aiKuReKt$itT A7 wtiicri govarn pwbM CMOOmg mi naw Admtmatator ot ma Crty of " 3Mta of Naw Jaraay 'nctud- Long Branch at tha Omoa of ma OBITUARIES g NJSA 40Ati.ii and CHy Clark 344 Broadway Long 233 Long Branch 233 Long Branch 2M Long Branch Branc* NJ 07740 Tha outa*da trt4.li M ba daarty IfrM-il MOTtCI TO_ COMTfUCTOM Afi contractor! aubmitvng bid MOTKf TO AH contractor* aubmmtng bKM ^ropoaata - BMOKB INCLOBUM Wlnaa A Liouora me . hi I >nc*ud« tha nama and ad- »20 ooo muat ba pra-quattnad by Kad by tha StaM o( Naw Jaraay. COMSTKOCTtOM pMai to lha btractor of Alt aa o> tha btddar tt muat ba Carmella Y. Calella, 80, seamstress Board ot Education. Dapi of Traaaury. Dtvtalon of Saa*ad btd propoaaia wtu oa ma Naw Jaraay Oapartmam of Bavvraaa) Comrot lor • 1 •ocoTtparuad by a tttHrwim of County, Naw Jaraai *or «r> Butklingc and Conatructon AI raoatwad by tha Lona Branch thaTrwMury DMaWn of BuMtftng Conaani of Suraty trom • Swraty Board of Education Monmouth and Conafrucnon Sucfi conuac propoaafl 19S4 roof rapaira. r« btdOars null aubmil a noiarUad POWAY, Calif - Carmella Y Compartv ButhortMd to do County Naw Jaraay tor ma tora muat tnciuda a oopy of thair in 196 placamani and ra-inauialioi copy o< Nonca ot Ciaaaiftcatton Galella. », of Alpine Drive, for- affldavii as wall aa a currant naaa tn ihma StaStatt a ot Naw Maaay propoaad amok a ancloaura con- noiaruad Cartificaia of Pra- Surviving are two sons, Armond and aooaptabta to ma City and a atructton work ai tha Qragory Elamantary School arid tha Total Amount of "~rn~ipiaiaJ Quatmcatton aa wall aa a cur- merly of Monmouth County N J o—uftad chack or caan or btd Eiamantary School locatao m GalelU. here, and Michael GalelU Board ol Education butfdmg Contract* arfldawtt ram amdavt ot Total Amount of bond drawn to ma orda* ol Tha Long Branch Naw Jaraay died Saturday at home located withm tha City ot Lona All bKMars muat aubmit wtth Uncomplato Contracta arndavtt of Old Greenwich, Conn . a daugh- Cty of Long Branch for not laat •ranch matr bid propoaaia, t>KJ aacurtty B*d propoaaia win ba racaivad with thair bid propoaai Fa«ura to Bom in Brooklyn, NY she ter Mrs Theresa Mustacchia of a>4 propoaaia wtu ba racarvad m tha amount of not >aaa man man tan (10) parcant of lha upunW2 30pm pravaWng aubmit propar and thorough resided in Red Bank and Highlands, up untt 2 00 p m pravaMng Hma 10H of Ina bw* btd sum t>ul amount of ma bid auwpi thai on Tuaaday Jury 24m 1H4 and oocumamation with ina bl. Lakeland Fla ; three sisters. Mrs. on Tuaaday. July 24th. i»»4 and •nan not amcaad 120 000 Tha man opanad in public by tha opoaal may cauaa aucn r»a* to N.J.. for many years until moving Rose Murdico of Red Bank. Mrs Man opanad tn public by tha form of bM aacurtty ahaH O» • $20.000 00 CMractor ol BuHdtna and Grounda Ki daamad unraaponatva inad chack or iiandara bid tn ma Board of Education Of- awry ot Vta Board of Educa- BMta ara raqutrad to comply AH btdOan mgii submit with N J 07717 here three years ago Lena CasselU of Connnecticut. and 1 lha Board Mi •To Room bond mada payabta 10 ma ttn raquiramants of • L 1B7B flcaa 2nd Floor Coniaranca matr bid propoaaia bid sacurity ownar and m compiianca with vtoa Pr—dant Ltotnto Crui. C 127 and Pt 1977 c 33 •toom. 6 Waal End Court Long m iha amount of not was than She was a seamstress for various Mrs. Mary Lionetti of Hollywood. Mi tha Board of Education lha conditiont oataitad m Sac- tM Nonand Read. Heiwdi. NJ Tha Buatnaaa Admimairator or Branch. Naw Jaraay 07740 10H of ma baaa bid aum but tacJUty • Waal End Court. Lortff lion B inatructiona to BKIOWI 07733 manufacturers for 40 years FU ; six grandchildren and seven • City Council raaarvaa tha ahait not ascaad 120 000 Tha Branch Naw Jaraay 07740 of tha apacihcauoni ft any btda ara aubminao b* Sacratary Lmo A DaAimatda H any Mda ara aubmltiad by Jhi M raquira a oomptata man or dalhrary aarvwa it ahal of bid aacunty ahati ba a Jr 43* Highway «34 Cofta She was a former communicant great-grandchildren A partormanca bond m tha man or dattvary aarvtoa. tt anal financial and anpartanoa atato- ba tna aubmrreng contractor'a canrftad cr»ac* or aunoard bid Nack. NJ 077H amount of 100S of tha contract of St. Anthony's Roman Catholic ba tha aubmming contrr - mant from proapactiw btddan raaponaibiltty to inaura propar bond mada payabta to ma The John E. Day Funeral Home. award Mtutac»or m form. •* Traaaurar Evariato Crul. Jr raaponatbWty to Inaura | y ahowtng th«y hava aattatactortty and timary daw vary and routing ownar and in compuanca with Church, Red Bank acutton and aufhetancy ot auraty 74 Hickory Lana Lincrofl N J Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- and timaty Oat'vary and routing oompiaaid work of a aimNar of ma bti to tha apacmad lo- onditions douiiad in Sac 07739 win ba raquirad erf tha auocaaafut cation prior to ma poatad daad- of th« tHd w ttta apacmad lo- tion B Instructions to B*ddar» Obiacvona if any. ahouM ba Her husband, John Calella, died ments btOOar Ail b>dd«fi muat aub- Nna Any blda aubmitiad by mail cation prior to tha poatad daad Propoaai Forma or Spaclfl- of ma apacihcaitona mada immadlawf) m wrfang to or couriar muat ba claariy Una Any btda aubmmad by mat) oaVona or batora awarding tha A pariormanca bond m ma ma Dtractor of ma Dhriawn o> tatalad Saatad Bid for ma raf-i couriar muit ba claariy guarantaa camftcata to aubaa- oontraci Tha right ia alao ra- •mount of 100S of tha contract Atoohottc Bawaga Control Mrs. Dorothy M. Matthews '. ; tad Bid tor tha raf- Ouontty furman a pariormanca aaryd 10 raraci any or all btda or aranoad pro(act and Do Not award satisfactory >n torm m* Atdii Wtnaa ft Ltquora, Ins. aranoad proiacl and Do Not bond on tha protact M a tfrt ol Opan' unm poatad Hma to wahra any mformaintaa of tha acubon ana sufhetanca of auraty 9aO Hot m«ai Read Opan' untH poatad uma matr Md propoaai tubmiaaton HIGHLANDS - Mrs Dorothy M municipalrty Tha rtght la §fo ra- work BhaM ba btd and ax will ba rao.u IT »4 SttBf Matthews, 71, died yesterday at Education raaarvaa tha right to Robert Matthews and Dennis Lam- acutad in HTICI compiianca with ma quanot»aa In tha mannar daa- ifia ptplana a and apaefheattona an i any and all bids to watva guarantaa cartmcata to subaa- Monmouth Medical Center. Long lha Diana and •pacrncattorn *n ignatad m tha SpaciAcationa * by Sotimantl/ Shiva/ prey, both of Bladensburg. Md a quantiy furmah a partormanoa prapafad by Scnmanti/ Shivas any informality in any bid or 10 m tha •w.i it ta not poaWbia to Branch. award aaparata contracta of a bond on ma proract aa a part of daughter. Dorothy Grasso. here; SptnatN/ Parantoni/ Architacta ba praaant at lha tlma and ptac* wtth ofncaa loeatM ai 3M Groval tnair bid propoaai mtimnaion Born here, she was a lifelong with omoaa tocatad ai MO Or ova turao aum contract (rf any) in •f opantna ot tha btda b«da may Btraat. P O BOM 7M BomarvtHa. three sisters. Margaret Asselbom Straa*. P O Bo* 7M SonwvWa. aucn^ manner aa ahaM ba in lha ba rnanacf 10 tha City Muntcipai Naw Jaraay 0M7«, talaphona Tna Long Branch Board of PUBLIC NO TICS Highlands resident and Betty Null, both here, and Haw jaraay 0B979 taiaphor learnant ol tha Board daarwtd BuHdtng. 344 Broadway Long (201) 7tft-rS00 Bidding docu- fiduoatton raasrxa tha right to Shrawaoury Townahlp wW hoM* I20D rK-ftOO Bidding doci tor ma baVintaraai ot ma achooi Branch, N J 0774O Attontton ot manta may ba obtamad d»ract»y rataci any and au bida to wafva a WORKSHOP MUTINXI On JuTf Mrs Matthews was a member of Mary Johnson of Illinois, 14 grand- manta may ba oMatnad dtracty dWtrici all irkcontormity wtth tha Ultra tor from tha ofnca ol ma arohiwct* any informality in any bid or to 20th. iDOpm ai 1979 Craw*ar# aaparata contracta of a tfofn tha offica of tha arctittacta Anthony J MuaciJM upon faoatpt Of S30 ngn-rafun- Straw. Shrawabury Townahia, St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, children and three great-grand- lump aum contract (tt any) in upon racalpt ot %M non-raturt- ' LONO BRANCH A itaio N J daota taa mada diractry to a can- BOARD OF EDUCATION such a mannar aa ahali ba m ma and the First Aid Squad Ladies' children y 17 |»44 architacta Any raquaat for doeu< AnnaC Sw*tek tractor • ofnca wtfl only ba honor- Mr Thomaa Magg>o ludgamant of tha Board daamad mania to ba maHad diractry to a Auxiliary, both here ad attar raoatpi ot tha •toraman- Aaaiatant Suparintandant tor tna baal mtaraat oi tha achoot Posten's Funeral Home, Atlantic contractor a omoa wW only ba Jufyir S314 Uonad taa BM dacumanti may Jury IT |4 M diatrlet at) in conformity with ma Surviving are her husband, Wil- nonorad attar racaipl of It Highlands, is in charge of arrange- ba axaminad on tha prami W3 Long Branch atoramantionad t^m BM doci liam Matthews; three sons, Wil- wtthoul any coat during w*a* LONG BRANCH ments HO TIC I TO RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD manta may ba axamtnad on tha latowtewn wOrHtng rtourt. t 00 • m to ' BOARD OF EDUCATION a haraby givan thai OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE CITY pramiaaa wtthoul any coat during Mr Thoriaa Maggio PUBLIC NOTICt la wMi ba raoMvad by OF LONG BRANCH AS TO THE waafc-day working rtoura 9 00 lha Council of lha City ot Long am to 400 pm Aaaiatant Suparinianoant PUBLIC NOTICE ia haraby Tha profact ganaralty oonaWM APPLICATION OF JOHN AND Branch NJ lor 1 »4SS0 givan that Lynn M Johnson haa Alice B. DuBois of oomptata taarofi ot a>ta«ng JUDITH ANOELO FOR Tha proracl ganarally conwato Modular Engina Analyiing mada application to tha Baton- roofing inautaUon and tha m- PMMIBIS KNOWN A8 SLOCK oi artarationa to tha axWing cor Equlpmant to* lha Municipal town Zoning Board of Ad|utt- MaMatton of a naw butn up coal 4, LOT! 1. 2, 7 4 • AS RE- ridore at ir>« Qr FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Her husband. Harold C. DeBois. Oarage mani tor a varianea to parmit an tar pitch roofing ayaiam tnataHad FLECTED ON THE TAX MAP OF eluding limrtad 2M Monmouth County and opanad and raad m public aodmonai atgn on tha bottom of Alice B DuBois, of 93 W Main St., died in 1951 ovar naw taparad maotanon *y«- THE CITY OF LONG BRANCH and tha conatructton of naw ftrad tha Buainaaa Administrator or ratad »mok« andoauraa. Includ- •UBLtC MOTtCI an aaWVng non -con form ing fraa- tarn worn it • ponton ol tha BE >T RESOLVED by tha Board died yesterday at Freehold Area > aeco'danoa witn Public standing sign appronmataly Surviving are a son, Francis A Ma daatonata in tha City Council of Adluatmanl of tha City ot Long ing naw amofca doort. holtow Caucaanoom Third Floor in tha maiai tramaa hardwara paim Lawa 197S, Chaptar ni. opan 1 >••*' Tn a B-1 Zona on tha Hospital School, and tha inataHabon of a Branch baaad upon ma (actual Municipal Buiwing 344 Broad- OuoHc Maatinga Act . nottca >• prsmiaaa fluignawo aa Stock 3fJ DuBois of Summers Point; four naw tuHy adharad alngla pry finding* aat forth haratn that tna Born in Freehold, Mrs. DuBois way. Long Brandt. N J. on haraby flvan that ma JULY it lot 9 Mao known aa B9 Broad • POM Rooflrtg Syatam ovar application of John and Judith la ahaH ba raoatvad aa a grandchildren and 12 great-grand- Monday July 30. >M4. ai 2 p m 1SS4 NlOULAH MEETING OP •MSI resided here all her life. rio>d mautatlon at tha Board of AngaMo tor a uaa varianca to "ta»ng*ra ovarall ganaral construe- THE MONMOUTH COUNTY pravaHIng Hma A public haaring will haid at tha Education Omca BuHding araot a tanma court of tha lion b«d with alnguiar raaponai- children Spaciftcattona wiH ba on ft* in PLANNiNO BOARD haa baan Borough Hall 47 Broad Btraat. A member of Monmouth Grange BKII khan ba racatvad a* • pramiaaa m accordanca with binty for all of tha work raqulrad oanoallad Tha nail maatina ot Vta Ofnca ot tha Purchasing Eatontown on Mon Aug 9. 1994 •tngla ovaraM roofing contract Eihibn antarad into avtdanca or awardad undar tnla contract lha Board w«i ba haw on Auguai No. 92, here. Mrs. DuBois belonged The Freeman Funeral Home. Agant and may ba aaaminad by at 9 00 P M Decuman* and bid wtlh Mngia raaponoibuity for marhad Enhibn 2A on pramiaaa Alt btddart ara raqulrad to 1«. taw at 3 X a m Tha Tub- proapactiv* btddar during buai- plans tuad by lha appHfiftnt ara to the Reformed Church of Free- Freehold, is in charge of arrange- aH work raqulrad undar (hit con known at Btoch 4 Lota 1 2 7*1 comply with tha raqutramanta of dhriaton and Sito Plan Commiftoa naaa houra Biddara may obtain ava«ab*a tor inapactbn during tract ba and tha aama ia haraby gram crtaptar 127 PubHc Law* of Maating on July it wHt ba haki al hold and its Helping Hand Society. ments a copy of Spacirtcationa and ragutar auamaas hours at lha AH btddari ara '•quirac! K ad aubfact to ma condition thai 1976. and Chaptar 33. PubKe 100 pm aa pravtouaty achad- Propoaai Forma upon appli- Lawa of 1977. tiata ot Naw Jar- Borough Hatl. Planning 'Zoning comply wtth tha raquiramantt ot no itghti anall ba mitaliad on ttn UM cation to lha Purcftaaing Aganl aay aa waM aa any appttcabta Room. 47 Broad StraaT Eaton, Chaptar 127 PubHc Laws ot lannla court Proposal muat ba matfa O< amandmanta and aupplamanta ROBERT W CLARK. P P town Mrs. Jane C. O'Hara 1B7S and Chaptar 33. PubMc Board ot Adluatmant aundard Propoaai Form and which govarn publtc bidding in DIRECTOR Of Lynn M Lawa of It77. SUM of Naw jar City Of Long Branch muat ba anctoaad m a aaaiad lha Stata ol Naw Jaraay. includ- COUNTY PLANNINO •ay. aa waH at any appuoabta Adoptad Jully 9 10M UNION BEACH - Mrs Jane Keansburg. Patrick James O'Hara anvatopa atfdraaaad to iha But) ing NJSA 40A 11-tt) and July 17 M94 •mandmanta and aupplan^anta Jury 17 |10M Carol O'Hara, 42. of 811 Front St.. of Aberdeen. Thomas Richard died Sunday at Riverview Medical O'Hara, stationed in Georgia with Center, Red Bank the US Army. Vincent Ronald Bom in Plainfiled, she resided O'Hara and David Scott O'Hara. here most of her life. both at home; a daughter. Miss Before retiring 2'/i years ago. she Deborah Jane O'Hara, at home, was employed by Kerr Glass Co., her parents, Anthony and Loretta Keyport Previously, she was a waitress at the Chowder Pot Res- Brian of Dallas, a brother. Jerry taurant, Keyport, for many years Brian of San Diego, Calif., two Mrs O'Hara was a communicant sisters, Mrs. Mary Agnes Franklin at Holy Family Roman Catholic of Albany. NY, and Mrs Loretta We'll pay you to Church, here Sommers of Eagle River. Alaska; Surviving are her husband, Ter- and two grandchildren rence Michael O'Hara, five sons, The Bedle Funeral Home. Key- Terrence M O'Hara Jr of port. is in charge of arrangements Raymond C. Newlin

HAZLET - Raymond C Newlin. Mala wan Lodge 192. Ft AM. and 79. of 22 Brailley Lane, died First Baptist Church. Matawan. yesterday at Bayshore Community where he was deacon Hospital. Holmdel Surviving are his wife of 54 Born in Pittsburgh, he resided years. Elizabeth G Hauser New- here almost all his life. lin, a daughter, Mrs Barbara S Tcarup Before retiring in 1967. Mr. Marvel; four grandchildren and six Newlin was grocery manager with great-grandchildren Acme Markets, here, after 41 years The Bedle Funeral Home. of service. Matawan. is in charge of arrange- He was a member of the ments Mrs. Mary Dennis MIDDLETOWN - Mrs Mary Her husband. Charles Dennis, Dennis. 80. died Friday at died in 1972 your checks. Riverview Medical Center, Red There are no known survivors Bank The Worden Funeral Home. Red Born in Howell. she resided in Bank, is in charge of arrange- Middletown for most of her life ments 1,000 mourn trooper Open a FRIEND-SHIP NOW ACCOUNT killed on turnpike and get checking with interest NEW BRUNSWICK (APi - New Brunswick, where he died State trooper William Carroll, who about seven hours after the acci- was struck and killed by a tractor- dent trailer on the New Jersey Turnpike, The driver ol the tractor-trailer. was buried here yesterday after a Ronald Hartford. 24. of .. .plus 5C for eveiy blank check in your funeral Mass attended by 1,000 CaUsauqua. Pa . stopped after the people, including 700 state police 9 23 a.m. incident and was charged present non-interest bearing checking account! and other law enforcement of- with careless driving. Kobus said ficials. He said other charges may be filed State police from 13 states, after the investigation including New Jersey, saluted Car- A Middlesex County grand jury is roll, 29, who was mourned at St. Now is the time to come to the aid of cancelled checks returned in numer- expected to hear evidence in the Peter's Church before burial in St your checking account by opening a ical order for safe and easy record Peter's Cemetery, about two miles case, stale police officials said from the church, said state police Carroll, a 1973 graduate of St FRIEND-SHIP NOW ACCOUNT with us keeping Plus, you'll be entitled to spokesman Lt Joseph Kobus Peter's High School in New Bruns- our Prestige Card services, too Col. Ginton L. Pagano, super- wick, was assigned recently to the For two good reasons intendent of the state police, pres- New Brunswick barracks, which is Our FRIEND-SHIP NOW ACCOUNT also ented Carroll's wife, Michelle, with the headquarters for troopers who First, we'll give you a nickel per check the American flag that draped the patrol the turnpike provides absolutely free checking casket during the services. The two The last trooper to die in the line tor all of your old blank checks (up to service with a minimum monthly were married May 26 of duty was Carlos Negron, who 200) from an account you have else- In the church, Gov Thomas H was shot and killed after going to balance of $ 100 or more (Should the Kean led the mourners, who in- the aid of two men in a van on the where That could mean as much as balance fall below $100, there is a cluded Attorney General Irwin I turnpike on May 7 10 bucks in your pocket Kimmelman and Joseph A. "Bo" charge for the month, but you still Sullivan, chairman of the New Second, you'll start earning 5.25% a keep earning interest with $50 or Jersey Turnpike Authority Merck offer gets Carroll was eulogized by his year, compounded daily, from day more on deposit) cousin, the Rev Douglas Carroll, very little support who urged listeners to "put aside ol deposit to day ol withdrawal (an 7 So, go on a tear Bring us your the question of Why ' and thank NEWARK IAP) - Negotiators effective annual yield of 5 47%) on present checking account We'll God we had him this long for more than 3,000 striking Merck your checking account balance of "It is difficult to explain the 4 Co employees in five states will shred your old checks right before mind of God We believe the Lord recommend that the workers reject $50 or more What's more, you'll your eyes, pay you 5c per check has his reasons — reasons we a revised contract proposal offered enjoy special conveniences that cannot understand." he said by management Monday, a union and introduce you to real interest Carroll was walking or standing official said. "It will go to the other accounts don't offer Like a along the edge of the highway membership with the recommen- with a FRIEND-SHIP NOW ACCOUNT' Thursday when he vps struck by a dation to reject," said Richard monthly statement with your actual truck. Anderson, president of Local 8-575 The five-year veteran of the of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic force was taken to Middlesex Workers Union General-University Hospital in The pharmaceutical firm offered the Merck Inter Union Council the revised proposal during the second 202 Death Notice day of the first contract talks since June 19. he said BAQARO2A — Tut* «7 of Lawrwxw 0MM Juty It, 1M4 LtotOvM hutbtrxJ of lt*» PwMOm BtQtrott. flli and rather o* KltWwn Anthony DowgtM. R09* and Dr*w D«a< Broth* of Mri • Syr* CoWnt md Mft Normt CrmcMo FuntjrM MTWOM • 15 • m W«dn—dly II \h% John F MARINE VIEW Pftaew Fun«t« Home 115 TtntMl AOM) "to* LOTTERIES Monmoutn MM of Cvittun Buntj it 10 • m Si Msvy • Ftomao Cathohc Cigrch Now Wonmoutf Inttrmont Mount OM( C«m«t*ry T TRENTON (APi — The winning dlvl-4 And 7-» pm number drawn Monday night in SAVINGS New Jersey s Pick-It Lottery was 203 In Mtmorlam M straight bet pays 12.581 and box 90m by Lew* Mom Ed«w 09bbm md pays 1107 50 A8 The Arts TUESDAY, JULY 17. 1984 Claudette Colbert, at 80, is still a 'working girl9 BY MATT WOLF Colbert, her legendary twinkle un- runaway heiress who finds herself "But I should have done both terribly serious movies and all that we couldn't do in my day," she said diminished by years. • , hitchhiking alongside the down-at- Colbert cited "Guest Wife" with Star Wars' stuff." she said, com- "I was so jealous." LONDON lAPi - Claudette Col- Her appearance at the NFT the-heels journalist played by Don Ameche. the 1SH "Texas plaining of the penchant in current Of her peers. Colbert paid tribute bert, Paramount Picture's "work- climaxed a week-long retrospective Gable Lady" and Cecil B DeMille's Four films for "all those naked bodies to Gary Cooper, "whom I adored." ing girl" from the 1930s, ii still of her work, and was immediately "I did it, frankly, because I Frightened People" as some of her with all those arms and legs " Ray Milland, Fred MacMurray and working today at the age of DO as the preceded by clips from two 1034 wanted to get within four feet of leu memorable movies "1 tell you. it's not as sexy," she Bette Davis, to whom she lost the star of the London stage revival of films: Frank Capra's "II Happened Clark Gable," she said. 'Frightened People' was- the said, "although in 'It Happened One starring role in "All About Eve" Frederick Lonsdale's comedy, One Night" and Cecil B DeMille's Though the film ultimately won only DeMille picture that ever lost Night,' I wouldn't have minded a because of a ruptured disc. 'Aren't We All? " "Cleopatra." <- four major Academy Awards includ- money — and I was in it," she said nude scene " "Joe Mankiewicz, who wrote it, "It's good genes.'' she said re- Clark Gable was Colbert's cel- ing best actress, Colbert said that with a chuckle. Among younger actresses, Col- used to send me flowers attached to cently to an audience at the National ebrated co-star in the Capra film she did regret several of her career Colbert admitted that she rarely bert singled out Jane Fonda and a pogo stick," she recalled Film Theater, where author David "He had more sex appeal than choices goes to movies now since she makes Glenda Jackson as personal Committed to her stage role in Shipman interviewed her about a any other man," she said. "He was "I turned down the one film that her home in Barbados. favorites •Aren't We All?" through Septem- career that has included almost 100 sex rampant, everything a male gave Rosalind Russell her chance "We're just getting (Fred) She praised the latter's Oscar- ber with talk of a possible Broadway films and plays should be." 'MH Oh I Friday, " she said "My Astaire and (Ginger) Rogers at the winning "A Touch of Class" as 'one run. Colbert played down sugges- "My mother lived until she was Colbert said that Constance Ben- agent was furious, and he was right, local drive-in," she said. "I have a of the funniest movies I've ever tions that she return to the screen 94, and I think she died because she nett and Miriam Hopkins had been but I wanted to do 'Arise, My Love,' video. That's what saves me " seen "I'm too old for everything." she was bored I try not to be, " said Capra's initial choices to play the so I had a good reason. "Besides, we're in an era of "They were allowed to do things smiled

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Apparently Betsy Von In the last five years he's done think they make a bcaulllul couple. of commercials since doing "The Furstenberg. who replaced Eileen, dozens of films, TV and stage roles, — R.Z.. Lakehurst Doctors," some off-Broadway and was discharged before Fulton was including "Hill Street Blues ' A: While they get along beauti- regional theater, but so far he has reinstated All you Fulton fans fully on and off stage, Steve Bond, not landed on another soap (You who've been writing to ask where More news on the Santa Barbara who plays Jimmy Lee Holt, is may recall that Pritchett appeared she is can send their welcome-back casting front: Joining Dame Judith married to a professional golfer, on "As the World Turns" as Lisa letters to Eileen c/o CBS. 51 W 52d Anderson. Marcy Walker and Nick while Sherlynn Wolters, who plays Hughes s lover, Bruce Henderson, St , New York. NY 10019 Coster will be Lloyd Bochner, whose the man who destroyed her first many credits include a run on Cella, has had a long-time fiance. "Capitol's" Eddie Zammit bit the marriage to Bob Hughes ) "Dynasty" as Cecil Colby, the man Q: I have an Idea for a soap opera dust on the show, as arch-villain Q: Is Chris Rich leaving "Another who died in Alexis' arms, and such storyline. What should I do with my Danny Donato was shot in a scuffle World" this year? - A.J., Akron. feature films as "Harlow" ,., Lane script? - PL, TOIKS Lake, Calif. with Kelly, played by Jess Walton. A: Most soap operas are reticent Ohio Davies, last seen on daytime as Zammit is philosophical about the "Days of Our Lives'" mercurial Dr. to look at unsolicited scripts. A: It's almost certain Rich, who end of his role. plays Sandy, has been vocal about Evan Whyland, who will portray However, there are several de- According to him, "They told me his displeasure with the storylines, Bochner's son Mason Capwell. a velopment programs that the the role might go on for three among other things His contract is conniving DA. (is there any other networks and the advertising agen- months; it went five, which was up In December and it's doubtful kind on daytime TV) . . and A. cies for the soaps have. We suggest certainly a long run in this busi- that he'll stay with the show In fact, Martinez signs on as Cal Castillo, you contact the networks and ask ness" he tried to get out by August, but the heroic Hispanic figure Martinez about their writers' development Of Maltese background. Zammit program. Good luck. 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STAR TREK III B OPEN 7 DAYS 4 P.M.-2 A.M. MIODLITOWN • 0 — Oeneral aueienoea. THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK STAR TREK III UA MIDOLITOWN I — . PO — AH eeea. IpareMal B»Wanoe auajgeiiedl THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK 121 Bay Av«., Highland, N.J. Qhoat Buawa IPOI 8 30 3 46. 100. I IS. R — Raiwilai. (Peraona uoater 17 net a* THE NUPPETS i Jia s,je-7 4S»se ,„, 10 10 impna B eenm 0< 291-8992 Amplo parking In ra>ar UA MIDfXITOWN II -M TAKE MANHATTAN D Oramlint (POI 1 00 3 15.5 30 7 48 '000 The Daily Register TUESDAY. JULY 17, 1984 Your Town GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN Mom Proposed Agricultural Development Areas seeks child BY USA R. KRUSE KEANSBURG - A borough woman is asking for help in locating her three-year-old son and estranged husband, who she said took the child to "get even with her" for filing divorce papers. Joanne Seward of Seeley Av- enue last saw her husband and child on June 27, her son's third birthday She said she took the boy to Six Flags Great Adventure amusement park in Ocean Coun- ty, then dropped him off at her mother-in-law's house for a birth- day party. Her husband, William, 27, was supposed to bring their son back at 9 30 that night When she called her in-laws' home in East Keansburg looking for William Jr., she said her MISSING - Joanne Sew- FARM ZONES — Shaded sections indicate Public County Agriculture Development Board to review mother-in-law told her she had ard of Keansburg sits among Agriculture Development areas to be discussed at the development areas and the New Jersey dropped her son and the boy off at the Keansburg boardwalk snapshots ot her estranged a series of meetings scheduled by the Monmouth 'Agriculture Retention and Development Act. earlier that evening and had no husband and son — William idea where they were now That's Seward and his namesake the last time anyone has reported — who were last seen June seeing either of them. 27, the boys third birthday But Seward said, ber husband Seward says her husband had gone clothes-shopping for State farm meetings set took the child to "get even young William earlier that day, and he had bought the child with her" because she tiled lor divorce FREEHOLD - Public Agriculture Development for the various programs available under the act, are "underwear, socks and five or six outfits." He also reportedly left Area meetings have been scheduled by the Monmouth only preliminary demarcations. his job without notice, and Sew- County Agriculture Development Board to discuss both "The ADAs that we have mapped out are by no means ard said his car and truck are the development areas and the New Jersey Agriculture written in stone," West explained. "We plan to discuss parked outside of. her in-laws' Retention and Development Act. this at the public meetings. If a fanner's land is not home On June 4, Seward obtained a According to Arthur J West Jr., chairman of the included in the preliminary designated areas, and the he knew this was the only way he Seward's in-laws were unsuc- MCADB, the meetings will clarify the act, which was restraining order against her could really hurt me." cessful farmer wishes to participate, that land could be deemed husband, which forbade him to designed to give farmers an economic alternative to eligible by meeting additional criteria " return to their home except to A warrant has been issued William Seward is described as selling land to developers against her husband for inter- J-feet-7 inches tall. 150 pounds, The agricultural board proposes to use the Land pick up or drop off young William For example, the meetings will discuss the difference Seward, however, said she did fering with custody, and Seward brown hair with hazel eyes He between selling an easement and leasing land to the Evaluation Site Assessment system for ranking not keep the two apart. She said alto filed a missing persons has a vampire tatuo on his left arm and a cross on his right arm county for an eight-year period. farmland. A specially prepared slide presentation will her husband stopped by every day complaint on her son with be shqwn at each meeting. after work and picked up the boy borough police. William Jr , is described as 3 "We have encountered some confusion over these two "I've told my father-in-law that feet tall, 30 pounds, with short The three dates are July 24 at the Hominy Hill for a visit. But Seward said her alternatives, which many people believe are one and the when he calls, tell him I'll drop brown hair and bright blue eyes Clubhouse, Mercer Road, Colts Neck; July IS in the husband was angered by both the same," said West "The eight-year lease does not restraining order and the filings the charges if had just bring the "I'm going crazy without my continue in perpetuity, as the easement sale does. These Freeholders Meeting Room, Monmouth County Hall of for separation and divorce. baby home," Seward said "All I son," Seward said "We were are two distinct and worthwhile options." Records, Freehold; and July 31 in the Upper Freehold "I guess he figured this was the want Is my son back But if the close. I know Billy's not hurting him, but all I can think about is West added that the county Board of Freeholders has Municipal Building, Route 539. Cream Ridge. Upper only way he could gel even with police have to go out and find him, then I'll hang him." what's going on in my baby's Freehold me, " Seward said "He didn't allocated $2 million for the purchase of easements. He Repeated attempts to reach mind I just waat him home " also said that the ADAs, which designate land eligible Each meeting will begin at I p.m. want me to sign the papers. But Maureen Reagan remembers her time at the shore

BY MICHAEL W. Sl'TKOWSKI Monmouth County. Back, you say? television set for two weeks that Why, my heavens, when have you summer, watching as it unfolded WEST LONG BRANCH - "I been here before? through the days and saw how that gambled for the first time at "I grew up in this county," she process worked. I decided right Monmouth Park. I learned to eat said then and there that I was a pizza in Red Bank I learned all the Republican because they were bet- important things about growing up Reagan explained that while ter organized. in this county." said Maureen attending high school in New York, "Which proves that you can fool Reagan last night she spent many days and weeks anybody," she quipped The president's daughter spoke with her "aunt and uncle," David Reagan also said she has been a to an audience of 400 attending the A. "Sonny" and Leah Ray Werblin, Republican longer than her father 29th annual $200-a-plate dinner of now of Colts Neck. Werblin is "That summer was the first time the Monmouth County Republican chairman of the board of Madison I left California, and I was in Finance Committee. Square Garden Corp. Elberon ... "Everything I've ever done in "In 1952. the conventions of the "So, you see, it's all your fault," politics started in this county," she national parties — Democratic and she joked. said Republican - were on television "I also decided at that time that "It's a pleasure to be back in for the first time I sat glued to the I indeed was going to participate in that process and wanted to go to one of those conventions ... This year I am a delegate to the Pair set to share convention from my home state of California "The last time in Detroit as an alternate delegate for the state of $ 11 million award California I asked and got the privilege of standing before the FREEHOLD - Two borough daughter Maria died from burn convention and saying injuries eight days later. residents who were injured in an "Mr. Chairman, the great state Morales received bums and October 1961 automobile accident of California cast* 166 votes lor the facial injuries that kept her in the will share 111 million over the next next president of the United States hospital for two months. Rodriquez 30 years following an out-of-court — my father - Ronald Reagan." suffered bums to the face, chest settlement with Volkswagen She drew a laugh from the and hands. Luis Rodriquez, 25. of Mercer audience saying, "I know you had An Edison couple, occupants of Street, and Martha Morales, 37, of two choices tonight You could the other vehicle, received minor REAGANOMIC8, COUNTY STYLE - Maureen Chatting with the president's daughter are dinner Broad Street, were injured Oct. 25, come and hear me or you could injuries chairman W.R. "Ed" Kiely Jr ol Fa.r Haven and 1911 when Rodriquez's 1968 Volks- have stayed home and hear Jimmy Reagan, left, helps raise funds lor the GOP war wagen Beetle burst into flames Louis M. Drazin, Morales' at- Carter." chest at the 29th annual dinner ol the Monmouth County Clerk Jane G Clayton ol Rumson after colliding with another car on torney, said the suits claimed that County Republican Finance Committee last night Main Street in Matawan. Volkswagen had improperly de- Carter delivered a speech on Rodriquez and Morales were signed the car by placing the gas foreign policy to the Democratic Werblin said he did not re- during a visit with him are great friends. WVrhlin said hospitalized in critical condition lank too close to the passenger National Convention in San Fran- member the president's daughter "We've known her since she was The OOP dinner was held at at following the mishap. Morales' compartment cisco last night deciding to become a Republican a year old. Her mother and father Squires Pub. Monmouth Road Long Branch planners reject Ocean Avenue hotel BY STEPHANIE GLUCKMAN plete application for site plan ing requirements, is completed, tween Jpune and Morris In a cess to the street, and. according to H Nili Brith is planning In build u approval is made. according to Councilman Philip J tradeoff, the city has agreed to Pirone. the developer has been high-rise for senior citizens where LONG BRANCH - The Planning According to city law, such Hayes, council representative to vacate that portion of Ocean Av- unable to acquire property that the abandoned synagogue now Board last night rejected an appli- delayed action amounts to auto- the board. enue and reposses Garfield Park, would allow access to the site via stands The subdivision is required cation for a 39-room. two-story matic approval of the site plan which has been designated a state side streets to separate the site Irom the motel next to the National Guard application. Hayes said the board predicted Green Acres and Recreation Pro- Serpico said the motel appli- Lagowitz Institute, that formerly Armory on Ocean Avenue Board Attorney Jack Serpico, that the construction of Ocean gram property The Green Acres cation was not acted on at last housed the synagogue s Hebrew The applieant. Conger Realty. who is defending the board in Boulevard, a new "dual highway " organization would turn the stretch months meeting because School rj Bloomfield recently filed suit Superior Court, argued that the parallel to Ocean Avenue, would of Ocean Avenue into a pedestrian raise property values in the area cation came in only two week! The institute, now used for against the planners, the City deadline had not been exceeded, promenade, according to Hayes various community programs Council and the City of Long and recommended that last night's and stimulate construction Serpico The swap has been agreed to by advance He said two weeks was not enough to ensure Conger's Id nol be demolished Branch in Superior Court. Free- hearing and action proceed Serpico explained that the master plan state and city officials. Conger's The synagogue, abandoned and in application on the June agenda hold, to force the acceptance of distinguished between the time the revision is intended to ensure the attorney. Vincent A. Pirone disrepair, was termed a disgrace their application application was delivered and the quality of any new construction argued that the plans may not be The board rejected the appli- by one resident The aliorney lor Conger is challenging the city's time it was certified as completed For instance, he said, the revision realized because no money has yet cation for several minor reasons the congregation l>and i.;igowitz 180-day moratorium on develop- and officially received by the may raise minimum lot sizes, been appropriated for the promen- after the developer refused to grant explained that Ihe congregation ment along Ocean Avenue between board hence ensuring a some amount of ade. Hayes noted, however, that the an extension on the 45-day deadline was prevented from demolishing Joline and Morris avenues In the At the board's request, the spaciousness in and around any new state has received bids for the job In other business, the board the building for the lasl live or six same suit, the developer is charg- council. imposed the moratorium construction. According to Conger's plan, the approved Congregation Brothers of years. " after application to desig- ing that the board has not acted on approximately a month ago to Another hitch to Conger's appli- entrance and exit to the motel are Israel's application to subdivide the nate It a landmark was made id the their application within the delay development until a revised cation is a plan to prohibit vehicu- on Ocean Avenue This would prove former site of their synagogue on National Historic Register in Wash proscribed 45-day period after com- master plan, designating new zon- lar traffic on Ocean Avenue be- impossible without vehicular ac- Second Avenue The International ington. t)<" i B2 The TUESDAY, JULY 17. 1984 Engineer named Pallone named to beach panel in Fair Haven TRENTON - State Sen Frank Pallone Jr . D-Monmouth. has been named to the state Beach Erosion FAIR HAVEN - Leon Avakian Because Monmouth Consolidated Commission by Senate President will replace Henry Labrecque as is employed privately by the Carmen Orechio. D-Essex borough engineer, it was announced borough, a new state law dis- Pallone said that he "looks »t last night's Borough Council qualifies the borough from aid forward to working with the group meeting. The council will notify neigh- on one of the most serious problems Labrecque, who resigned the boring boroughs and inform them facing the shore, the erosion of our position in December 1963. was of the problem, asking that they precious beaches commended by the council for the support Fair Haven in protesting "Shore protection is a subject to additional six months of service he the new law. which I have devoted much atten- gave the borough while the council The council also decided that tion, and it is my hope that we will searched for a replacement signs should be erected at the be able to come up with some Avakian will fill the post immedi- borough limits. productive recommendations from ately and continue as borough According to Councilman Gary the commission." he added engineer through 1MH Verwilt, the borough has been Pallone is the sponsor of legis- The council also learned from without welcoming signs for at lation which would impose a tax on Monmouth Consolidated Water Co least two years. hotel and motel rooms in resort- that the borough is ineligible for A decision regarding the format oriented municipalities to raise state funding to assist in mandatory of the signs will be made at the funds for shore protection The yearly water tests FRANK PALLONE JR. council's next work session senator estimates that the 2 per- cent tax would raise 117 million annually Clam bed opening hit "I certainly intend to raise my Scholar resort tax proposal in front of the commission to receive their input WASHINGTON - US Sen and support. ' he said. "I think it is honored Frank R Lautenberg, D-N.J., has a good long-range funding plan for urged the National Marine Fish- shore protection as the tax is quite OCEANPORT - Kenneth DufMe eries Service to revise its plan to small, and it is my feeling that has received a Marshall Hahn open a large, newfound clam bed in people who come down to visit the Merit Scholarship to attend Vir- Georges Bank for unrestricted shore should help pay to prevent ginia Polytechnic Institute and fishing beach erosion State University College of Engi- He warned that declaring open Pallone. a maritime lawyer, also neering. Blacksburg. Va season on an area that has yet to sponsored legislation to ap- The awards were given to a be adequately assessed could result propriate 110 39 million for shore select 313 members of next year's in boom-orbust" cycles and ul- protection projects from the Shore freshman class, representing 23 timately disrupt the supply of Protection Bond Act The bill is different states These students clams in the region awaiting the signature of Gov ranked in the top 5 percent of their In a letter to the US Depart- Thomas H Kean high school class, scored an aver- ment of Commerce, Lautenberg There are no easy answers to age of 1360 on Scholastic Aptitude said soon-to-be-released NMFS Future coaster the problems of shore protection Tests and participated in quality regulations could seriously under- and beach erosion." Pallone said extracurricular activities mine federal efforts to conserve Al Reid, co-owner ol the Keansburg boardwalk, stands amid piles "However, the subject has been The objective of the scholarship and maintain clam beds Fisher- of steel framing that will make the largest steel roller coaster in receiving more attention and im- program is to reward meritorious men must comply with NMFS the state. The 75-foot-hlgh, 225-foot-long Sonic Boomer Is portance, and it is my hope that the high school achievement and to regulations by clamming off the scheduled to be up and rolling by Aug. 6, the 80th anniversary state will develop a long-term plan acknowledge potential for engi- New Jersey shore only one day a of the boardwalk. of attack " neering study at the university SEN. FRANK LAUTENBERG week. POLICE BEAT COMMUNITY CALENDAR Police say man molested boy undetermined amount in coins, authorities said yester- day TODA Y owls to the Topping Library for Children at 10 30 am MIDDLETOWN - A 37-year-old Keyport man has Although the break-in was not unusual, police said RED BANK - Brothers and sisters of those suffering been arrested and charged with molesting a boy, police they were surprised to find a bullet in the middle of the from mental illness are Invited to attend a meeting to said yesterday kitchen floor when they searched the dwelling for clues share common concerns at 7 30 p m at the Family and THURSDAY Marco Capo, of Broad Street, was arrested Friday Police have determined that the bullet was fired Friends for Mental Health Office. 90 Monmouth St ' FAIR HAVEN - The Rosary-Altar Society of Ihe morning by the Keyport police after the child's mother through the kitchen wall" from a 38 caliber gun The Roman Catholic Church of the Nativity will host a RED BANK - The Rap Arthritis Group will meet at notified authorities that her son had been sexually projectile, which ricocheted from a ceiling tile to the 7 30. p rn in the Neuberger Auditorium at Riverview Summertime Luncheon Fashion Show at the Monmouth assaulted, according to the report floor, was apparently fired from the street curb, Medical Center In Steven Deitch will speak on "Care Beach Club Fashions will be presented by The Berry Capo allegedly molested the boy last Tuesday when according to police o[ the Feet in Arthritis." Patch of Fair Haven he took the child to a building in Middletown, where he Police said the burglary and the shooting may be RED BANK - Riverview Medical Center s ongoing is employed as a janitor, police said unrelated. RKIi BANK - The Lions Club will meet at 6 30 p m educational series for diabetics will be held from 7 to The Keyport man faces charges of aggravated sexual al the Molly Pitcher Inn 9 p m Meeting topics cover dental and foot care, drug • The thieves managed to gain access to the apartment assault and is being held at the Monmouth County jail, Sunnv Romeiser of the SPCA will speak therapy and methods of monitoring blood glucose For Freehold Township, in lieu of 115.000 bail, police said between 8 pm and 12 15 am They stole $100 in cash further information, contact the center's Department df Bail was set by Superior Court Judge John A and an unknown amount of coins from a gallon jar LONG BRANCH - Families Anonymous, a fellow- Consumer Health Education Ricciardi and a hearing on the case has been set for July police said. ship for parents, relatives and friends of drug and RED BANK — Families Anonymous, a fellowship for 25 alcohol abusers and children with behavioral problems, The burglary squad of the township police department parents, relatives and friends of drug and alcohol Keyport Detective Albert Hafner and Middletown will meet at 7 30 p m at the Chemical Dependency is Investigating the case Detective Robert Oches are in charge of the investiga- (enter. Chelsea Avenue abusers and children with behavorial problems, will tion EATONTOWN — Families Anonymous, a fellowship meet at 7 30 p m in Riverview Medical Center's Kast; Police did not release the age of the boy involved. Charge against teen dropped fur parents, relatives and friends nf drug and alcohol Wing .ibusers and children with behavorial problems, will FREEHOLD - Charges against the third of three meet from 1 to 2 30 p m at the First Presbyterian FRIDA Y youths charged with the rape of a ten-year-old Church. 76 Wyckoff Road Fire guts Middletown barn Middletown girl last month were dismissed last week HAZLET — The Raritan Bay Town Criers Chapter of RUMSON - A Visit to Tibet will be featured at the request of the county prosecutor s office the Society (or the Preservation and Encouragement of during Armchair Travel Night at 8 p m. at the Oceanic MIDDLETOWN - Fire raced through a barn on Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America will have Free Library Cooper Road Sunday morning, gutting the wood-frame The two 14-year-olds involved in the incident pleaded rehearsals each Tuesday at 8 p m at Raritan High structure, officials said yesterday. guilty before Superior Court Judge James Coleman on School. Middle Road. Hazlet SATURDAY No one was injured in the blaze, which was reported June 28 to aggravated sexual assault They will be at 8:14 a.m., according to the report. sentenced by Coleman Aug 10 RED BANK - Riverview Stroke Club will celebrate Two youths riding down the street on their bicycles TOMORROW its 6th anniversary at 10 30 a m in Neuberger spotted thick, black smoke billowing from the rear of The two youths face a maximum sentence of four LONG BRANCH - Mrs Alice Forshee of Owl Haven Auditiorium Dr Charles Kelly will discuss the. the barn They immediately stopped at a nearby house years at the Jamesburg Training School for Boys and will show slides nf New Jersey owls and bring some live physiology of a stroke Girls to call the fire department The cause uf the fire is under investigation According to a release by county Prosecutor John Kaye, the charges against the third boy, who is 13. were Bizarre burglary probed dropped because of insufficient evidence to convict him Kaye said the two boys who pleaded guilty told Coleman MIDDLETOWN - Police are investigating a bizarre that the third boy left before the aggravated sexual Sunday night burglary in which thieves broke into a assault occurred in the River Plaza section of Belford apartment and stole $100 in cash and an Middletown

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JULY 1M4.10-21. 27-M - FRIDAY- St Agnes. Atlantic Highlands, will 115 Rebate 110 cash Dinner & show SATfRtlAV hold a linen sale in the Church Hall. Leave Middletown. Hazlel 5pm The Summer Players. Pal Joey Thurs4 Kri July 191 20 10amipm 717 -4921. 566 3812 musical 8 IS p m Community House and Sal. July 21. 10 am 5 pm Theater 3rd & Madison. Spring Lake JULY « - FRIDAY Tickets 18 17 al box office per- JULY !1 - SATURDAY Women s Club of Red Bank yard formance night or Robertson Agency Family Fun Day 4 Carnival Held sale, day of Red Bank sidewalk sale and Christmas Spirit Shop. 3rd Ave . at St Paul's Baptist Church. 19S Space 110 Call 741-1435 or 741 9861 Spring Like Reservations 449-4530 River St . 9 to ( p m Space & table reservations Call 747-0826 AUGUST 1* - SATURDAY Jl'l.Y 17 - TUESDAY Trip to RADIO CITY to see Gotta Parents Without Partners. Metro Lyric Opera presents Lucia Get Away' by the Open Door After Bayshore Chap 644. Cocktail Party l)i Lammermoor. Sal. July 21. 8 15 noon show Bus leaves Red Bank & and Dam-r Town & Country, llwy 35. pm Paramount Theater. Asbury Hazlet Cost 126 EJC seals Call Keyport 8 30 SHARP orientation Park 115. 112 50. 110. 17 50. 15 Box 739-3963 Members J3. prospective members office open 1-5 p m 531 2378 Tickets SEPTEMBER 4-7 - TUESDAY 15 Chapter phone 747 3463 avail also Jack's Music Shop. Red Bank or Peanut Shop: Convention Trip to NEVELE i Catskills i by the JULY II - WEDNESDAY Hall Arcade. Asbury Park Open Door Cost I2OJ per person Single professionals, separated, twin. 1233 single Call 739-3963 divorced, widowed professionals JULY M - SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 2t-M - Massage therapist will present "The Cerebral Palsy Charity Cycle THURSDAY-SI NDAV Art of Communication Through Rally Swim Party. July 22. 11-5 p m SI Agnes Church. Atlantic High Touch, t p m . Christie s Res- Deep Hollow Camp. Farmingdale lands, will have a trip to Ihe New taurant. Rt 35. Wanamassa Call NJ. Rl 547 Donation 110 Call the Orleans World's Fair Deluxe bus 10 531-1298 or 872 1947 Bayshore Wheelers Motorcycle Club at 566-5010 or 513-4474 meals A few reservations left Call JULY 20 - FRIDAY 2914876 or 291-0272 Armchair Travel Night Visit JULY ti - WEDNESDAY Father Joseph P Martin speaks on OCTOBER 12-14 - FRIDAY Tibet. 1pm. Oceanic Fnt Library Trip to Washington DC by Ihe Rumson Admission free Alcoholism and the Family' at Brookdale Community College Gym- Open Door Cost 1150 per person twin The Rosary Perpetual Society of nasium. Lincroft. al 8 p m Tickets 1200 single Call 739-3963 OLPH of Highlands will hold a 17 Call NCA office 7415200 (or OCTOBER M - FRIDAY Christinas in July party. Frj July further info HONG KONG. BANGKOK 20. at 8 p m at the school hall. Miller SINGAPORE. JAPAN the St Donation 12 4 refreshments JULY M - THURSDAY St Mary s New Monmouth. bus LKNAPE Business 4 Professional JULY It-M - THURSDAY SATIR trip to Caesar s leaves 2pm Re Women's Club ol Monmouth Counu t)AV wive 115 dinner 110 cash IS deferred is sponsoring a 17 day group lour Sidewalk Sale & Craft Show Down 1.10 value for lit 787-9138 Price is all inclusive Air Meals town Freehold 10 ,i m -6 p m Super Land Information call 741 5086 sales, aru. M«IM, • antiques Mid Atlantic trip. Playboy Cost The Daily Register TUESDAY, JULY 17. 1984 Your Town MIDDLETOWN HOLMDEL HIGHLANDS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Middletown 'exceeds' Mount Laurel

BY KATHLEEN STANLEY During last night's discussion, excess of its fair share of low-cost purchase the development rights of farmed, would be zoned R-90 under ATliT Information Systems to be toe group listened to Planner housing." said Waller, following the tract. the township's Master Plan change built on Holland Road MIDDLETOWN - While many Richard Cramer explain the find- the closed session meeting. In addition. Red Bank Attorney Cramer also said the township's In the development agreement, municipalities are struggling with ings of a three-month growth and Chester Apy has filed suit in newly implemented non-profit the corporation agreed to fund Mount Laurel II legislation, the The study began in May, after an development study of the area. attorney representing Neuberger Superior Court to prevent the housing program, constructed with 1*00.000 In road improvements (or township planner says Middletown township from changing the tract's the help of federal Block Grants, Holland Road is providing more than its share of In researching the study, mem- family charged that the township bers of the planning department does not meet the housing require- zoning status. will provide more affordable hous- housing for low- and moderate- Under the township's toning ing for first-time home buyers But plans for the roadway/ex- income families. examined a variety of factors that ments outlined under Mount Laurel pansion were postponed until next influence the township's growth II The family owns the 124-acre ordinance, developers would only The planner said the law requires In a joint meeting of the Town- be able to subdivide the property that the minimum "fair share" year, and the committee loses the ship Committee and the Planning areas, such as population, employ- Katherine Neuberger tract and option of having the private corpor- ment statistics and the region's wants to have the property rezoned into half the number of lots allowed requirements be met There is no Board, the groups concluded that under previous toning require- rule saying a municipality cannot ation contribute to the construction the township is supplying "well in economic capacity to allow 1,100 housing units, includ- if the widening Is put off until 19M. ing 240 low- and moderate-cost ments. exceed the minimum. excess" of its fair share of the The state's Development Guide instead, Maher said the commit- homes. The purpose of the township's In other business. Commit- region's housing needs Plan and trends in commuting were zoning change is to reduce the teeman James F Maher is propos- tee should approach the corpor- The year-old Mount Laurel II also analyzed to determine the The tract, on MiddletownLin density of development, mandating ing that the Sudler Corporation pay ation about funding a 1400,000 decision requires "developing mu- township's projected growth by croft Road, has also been the that lots be a minimum of two for a new firetruck, complete-with firetruck. especially since the new nicipalities" to provide their "fair 1990. said Mayor Robert B Waller subject of repeated speculation by acres, rather than the one-acre a 100-foot aerial ladder Sudler building will benefit from the share of low and moderate-income "They found that Middletown township officials who are seeking limit previously required Corp is the developer of the |80 services of the township fire de- housing " has, is and will be producing in Green Acres funding In order to The property, currently being million rwnrrh-nfflc f./-ill».. far partment Maureen Mount Laurel recalls roots committee WEST LONG BRANCH - "I gambled for the first time at Monmouth Park I learned to eat to be formed pizza in Red Bank I learned all the Important things about growing up BY TED LOUD a period of three and a half days, in this county." said Maureen collected the signatures of approx- Reagan last night MARLBORO - The Township imately 2,400 residents demanding The president's daughter spoke Council has unanimously agreed to the referendum, according to War- to an audience of 400 attending the form a Mount Laurel II citizens ren Welssman, member of the . 29th annual $200aplate dinner of advisory committee, Council Presi- Board of Education and a spokes- the Monmouth County Republican dent David Lemer announced yes- man for the residents' group ..Finance Committee terday The township has approximately j "Everything I've ever done in The advisory committee will be 10,000 registered voters, about half politics started in this county," she non-partisan, according to Lerner, of whom voted in last year's said and will consist of members of general elections, according to ' "It's a pleasure to be back in various community civic groups, as state Assemblywoman Marie Monmouth County Back, you say? well as members of both political Muhler, R-Monmouth, a township Why, my heavens, when have you parties. resident and a spokeswoman for the .. ..been here before? I grew up in this Lerner said the committee would group county," she said. be patterned after a citizens com- Although it is not yet certain if Reagan explained that while mittee formed by the Board of the township will accept the peti- attending high school in New York. Education in May to look into tion, Muhler said the council would she spent many days and weeks solutions to overcrowding In the have to listen to the voices of "half with "her aunt and uncle," David township's school system. That the voters in the township." A. "Sonny" and Leah Ray Werblin, committee eventually recommend- Lerner, siding with Township now of Colts Neck. Werblin is ed building a new middle school, Attorney Arthur Goldzweig, has chairman of the board of Madison and succeeded In persuading the said the Municipal Land Use Act Square Garden Corp board to side with their recommen- prohibits binding referendum! in "In 1952. the conventions of the «• toy lany Mm* REAQANOMICS, COUNTY STYLE - Maureen Chatting with the president's da'ughier are dinner dation zoning matters Muhler has national parties - Democratic and The new committee will be Reagan, left, helps raise funds for the GOP war chairman W R Kiely Jr., of Fair Haven, and County countered by citing the Initiative Republican — were on television charged with examining alterna- chest at the 29th annual dinner of the Monmouth Clerk Jane G. Clayton, of Rumson. and Petition Act which is still on for Uw first time I sat glued to the tives not only to the disputed the books County Republican Finance Committee last night. television set for two weeks that ordinance, bul also to pending In keeping with the high court's summer, watching as it unfolded legislative proposals and to the "builder's remedy" clause, 20 per- through the days and saw how that controversial Mount Laurel II de- cent of the proposed housing must process worked I decided right cision itself, Lerner Mid. be set aside for people of low or then and there that I was a Maureen Reagan visits On June 26, the council adopted moderate-income Republican because they were bet- a new zoning ordinance to comply ter organized Sandra Day O'Connor, first female The council set aside three BY MICHAEL W. SUTKOWSKI said. "We assume that will be the with the state Supreme Court's undeveloped tracts for the proposed Which proves that you can fool ticket we'll be running against United States Supreme Court jus- ruling, which states that "develop- anybody," she quipped WEST LONG BRANCH - Last tice housing With a total of 4,100 They haven't been nominated yet ing" communities must zone for a housing units proposed, approx- Reagan also said she has been a night, when advised that former Things seem to be a little "All these women have made "fair share of low- and moderate- Republican longer than her father Congresswoman Bella Abzug historic steps We've asked for a imately 100 would be for the lower premature. We're just going t.i wall income housing." income brackets "That summer was the first time earlier predicted a woman presi- and see who we're going k. run chance to play in the big leagues But the council's action has set I left California, and I was in dent of the United Slates by the against." and now we've got It," she said off protests in the township. Currently, the township is stayed Elberon ... So, you see, it's all your year 2000, Maureen Reagan, the However, during a later Inter- Reagan was guest-of-honor at the Leaders of Concerned Citizens in court from enforcing the new fault," she joked president's daughter, replied, "I'll view she pointed out the election 29th annual dinner of the Monmouth for Marlboro, a residents' group ordinance. "I also decided at that time that make a better prediction She'll be was between Ronald Reagan and County Republican Finance Com- formed to combat the ordinance, Last week, Aberdeen sued I indeed was going to participate in a Republican " Walter Mondale, not between mittee. About 400 persons attended last week submitted a petition to Marlboro because Marlboro failed that process and wanted to go to "I've been saying that for 10 George Bush and Geraldine Fer- the ODO-a-plate fund raiser at put the zoning question on the to notify the neighboring munici- « one of those conventions This years," she said, laughing raro Squires Pub November ballot in the form of a pality of the proposed zoning year I am a delegate to the Asked to comment on Walter F. She likened Ferraro to Sally K Of Ronald Reagan's presidency. binding referendum. change before passing the ordi- convention from my home state of Mondale's choice for vice presi- Ride, the first woman in space, and See President'!, page Bz Over 70 volunteers, working over nance. California dent. Geraldine A Ferraro. she Keansburg mom in frantic Farming search for missing toddler meetings BY LISA R. KRUSE the Keansburg boardwalk earlier visit. But Seward said her husband that evening and had no idea where was angered by both the restraining planned KEANSBURG - A borough they were now. That's the last that order and the filings for separation woman is asking for help in and divorce. anyone has reported seeing either FREEHOLD - Public Agricul- locating her three-year-old son and of them. "I guess he figured this was the estranged husband, whom she said ture Development Area meetings But Seward said her husband and only way he could get even with have been scheduled by the Mon- took the child to "get even with her mother had gone clothes- her" for filing divorce papers. me," Seward said. "He didn't want mouth County Agriculture Develop- shopping for young William earlier me to sign the papers. But he knew ment Board to discuss both the Joanne Seward, of Seeley Av- that day and he had bought the child this was the only way he could development areas and the New enue, last saw her husband and "underwear, socks and five or six really hurt me." Jersey Agriculture Retention and child on June 27, her son's third outfits." He also reportedly left his A warrant has been issued Development Act. birthday She said she took the boy job without notice, and Seward said against her husband for intefering According to Arthur J West Jr . to Six Flags Great Adventure his car and truck are parked with custody, and Seward also filed chairman of the MCADB. the amusement park in Ocean County, outside of her m-law'i home a missing persons complaint on her meetings will clarify the act, then dropped him off at her mother- On June 4. Seward obtained a son with borough police designed to give farmers an econ- in-law's house for a birthday party restraining order against her hus- omic alternative to selling land to Her husband, William. 27, was band, which forbade him to return "I've told my father-in-law that developers supposed to bring their son back at to their home except to pick up or when he calls, tell him I'll drop the The meetings will discuss the 9:30 that night drop off young William. charges if he'd just bring the baby difference between selling an ease- When she called her in-laws' Seward, however, said she did home," Seward said "All I want is ment and leasing land to the county home in East Keansburg looking not keep the two apart. She said her my son back. But if the police have for an eight-year period for William Jr., she said her to go out and flndJiim, then I'll "We have encountered some mother-in-law told her she had husband stopped by every day after work and picked up the boy for a hang him." confusion over these two alterna- dropped her son and the boy off at tives, which many people believe are one and the same," West said "The eight-year lease does not continue in perpetuity, as the Lincroft hearing delayed easement sale does These are two distinct and worthwhile options " The county Board of Freeholders MIDDLETOWN - Members of who wants to add 700 square feet of a proposal to build a single-family has allocated 12 million for the the Save Lincroft Committee ar- business space by converting an dwelling on a vacant lot that does MISSING - Joanne Sew purchase of easements West said rived at last night's Zoning Board attic into office space. not front on an improved road. ard of Keansburg sits among the ADA'S, which designate land of Adjustment meeting only to turn Goettemp is proposing to slightly Members of the exclusive 40- eligible for the various programs snapshots of her estranged around and head home convert a structure at 439 Newman home. century-old community available under the act. are only Within the first minutes of the Springs Road. Lincroft. argued that the dwelling, which husband and son — William preliminary demarcations meeting, scheduled hearings on two The Save Lincroft Committee would be constructed on a rather Seward and his namesake "The ADA'S that we have proposed developments for New- was organized earlier this year in steep embankment, would put too — who were last seen June mapped out are by no means man Springs Road were postponed opposition to Lincroft Farms, a much pressure on "already fragile 27, the boy's third birthday written in stone." West said We until next month's session proposal to build 114 patio homes dirt roads" in the area. Seward says her husband plan to discuss this at the public One of the proposals calls for off Newman Springs Road In order to live in Monmouth took the child to "get even meetings If a farmer's land is not development, construction, oper- The citizens group is fighting Hills, homeowners must own a with her" because she filed included in the preliminary desig ation and maintenance of a pro- for divorce nated areas, and the farmer wishes fessional office complex, known as additional development in the Lin- share of Monmouth Hills. Inc., a croft area, and continually cites housing corporation to participate, that land could be Sun Castle Professional Park deemed eligible by meeting ad- problems of traffic congestion The developer is seeking board The Monmouth Hills application ditional criteria permission to build the complex in along Newman Springs Road, a has been continued and both New- The agricultural board proposes a residential zone two-lane county roadway man Springs Road proposals will be to use the Land F.valuation Site A second, smaller application In other business, residents from heard at the board's next meeting Assessment system for ranking has been filed by Knud Goetterup. Monmouth Hills voiced objection to on Aug 20 farmland B2 IT*.' Daily KcglSiVr TUESDAY. JULY 17. 1984 •• COMMUNITY CALENDAR TODAY EATONTOWN - Families the township library, 251 Middle Anonymous, a fellowship for Road The programs are sponsored HOLMDEL - The Com- parents, relatives and friends of by the Monmouth County Library passionate Friends will meet at 8 drug and alcohol abusers and FAIR HAVEN - The Rosary p m in the parish house of the St children with behavorial problems, Altar Society of the Roman Cath- Benedict Roman Catholic Church, will meet from 1 to 2 30pm at the olic Church of the Nativity will host Bethany Road The discussion topic First Presbyterian Church. 76 a Summertime Luncheon Fashion will be "How to Deal With De Wyckoff Road Show at the Monmouth Beach Club presslon." Bereaved parents, their Fashions will be presented by The friends and relatives are invited to Berry Patch ol Fair Haven attend the non-sectarian, self-help TOMORROW RED BANK - Riverview Medi group MIDDLETOWN - Color cal Center's ongoing educational HAZLET — The Raritan Bay Analysis - the Way to a Perfect series for diabetics will be held Town Criers Chapter of the Society Image" will be the subject of a talk from 7 to 9 p.m Meeting topics for. the Preservation and En- by Camille Rase at Diet Wellness cover dental and foot care, drug couragement of Barber Shop of Middletown. MB Route 35. at 7:30 therapy and methods of monitoring (Quartet Singing In America will pm The program is free, but blood glucose For further infor- have rehearsals each Tuesday at 8 reservations should be phoned in mation, contact the center's De- p.m at Raritan High School. Rase represents Sherri Austin's partment of Consumer Health Middle Road, Hazlet. New Image Enterprises Education. HAZLET — The Association of MATAWAN - The Junior RED BANK - Families Mobile Home Owners of Hazlet will Woman's Club will sponsor a Anonymous, a fellowship for meet at 8 p.m at the Shore Point Spaghetti Print craft program for parents, relatives and friends of Inn. Route 35 and Holmdel Road youngsters three to five at 10:30 drug and alcohol abusers and All mobile home owners are invited am at the Matawan-Aberdeen children with behavorial problems, to attend. Public Library. 165 Main St Regis- will meet at 7:30pm. in Riverview MATAWAN - Alcoholics tration is necessary Medical Center's East Wing Anonymous meets at 9 pm at Trinity Episcopal Church on Ryers OLD BRIDGE - The bus to see FRID4 Y the musical "The Rink" leaves the Lane. MATAWAN - "The Frank RED BANK - Brothers and Civic Center, 1 Old Bridge Plaza, at 10 15 am and returns after the enstein Saga.' a film for young- sisters of those suffering from sters in grades two through six. will mental illness are invited to attend show MATAWAN - Al Anon meets at be shown at 10 30 a.m. at the a meeting U> share common con- Matawan-Aberdeen Public Library RABBIT TRICK — Michelle Carneal, left. Lisa be performed by the United Students Theatrical cern! at 7:30 pm at the Family 10 am. and Alcoholics Anonymous at 9 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal No registration Is necessary Today MacMillan and Doug Boyce rehearse "Harvey," to Association at Poricy Park Nature Center. Lincrolt and Friends for Mental Health is the deadline (or registration for Office, 90 Monmouth Si Church on Ryers Lane LONG BRANCH - Mrs Alice the library reading clubs. For RED BANK - The Rap Arthritis information, call the library 9 Group will meet at 7 30 pin in the Forshee of Owl Haven will show slides of New Jersey owls and bring MATAWAN - Al Anon meets at Students to present 'Harvey Neuberger Auditorium at 10:30 am and Alcoholics Riverview Medical Center Dr some live owls to the Topping Library for Children at 1030 am Anonymous at S p m at Trinity Steven Deitch will speak on "Care Episcopal Church on Ryers Lane MIDDLETOWN. - What's up"1 Bring blankets or chairs, and tant director of the Feet in Arthritis ' HAZLET — Al Anon meets at 9 'Harvey. " the rabbit of u comedy. while you're at it, a picnic lunch to Students involved attend Thomp- RED BANK - The Lions Club THURSDA Y p.m. at St John's United Methodist is coming to Poricy Park enjoy during the performance. son Junior High School or Middle- will meet at 6 30 p ni at the Molly Church on Florence Avenue The United Students Theatrical Leads will be played by Doug town High School South Pitcher Inn MATAWAN - Storytime with Association production will be per- Boyce, Barbara Rounds and Attendance Is free. Contributions "Sunny" Romeiser of the SPCA Martha Miller for four and five- SATURDAY formed Sunday on the lawn near the Christopher Rossomondo Jenn received will be donated for the will speak year-olds will be at 10:30 a.m. at park s nature center at S 30 p m Boyce is director; Boyce is assis- park LONG BRANCH - Families the Matawan-Aberdeen Public Li- HAZLET - The Swim and Anonymous, a fellowship for brary, 16S Main St Tennis Club will have an under parents, relatives and friends of Registration Is necessary water funnyface contest at II am drug and alcohol abusers and HAZLET - Preschool Fun Time at the diving tank for youngsters President's daughter visits county children with behavioral problems, Down at the Farm for youngsters five to 10. 11 to 16 and 17 and older will meet at 730 pm at the three to fivewill be at 10 am, and Underwater photos by Ed Wright will be displayed for the staff to I continued) rates that reflect only the change of to ask Reagan only one question, Chemical Dependency Center, Silly Stories and Silly Songs for privately "one-on-one ' youngsters six to 10 at 11 am at judge she said In 1984 we have a chance occupations. This is the pledge of Chelsea Avenue. 10 prove that it wasn't an accident this administration The Daily and Sunday Register 11 w.isn t a fluke the American "And so. when you hear us asked, "What is your political people knew exactly what they continually call it a recovery, and relationship with the president, and POLICE BEAT were doing when they cast those people ask 'Why haven't you con- does he follow your advice and votes and they will do it again for sidered the recovery over? We're counsel especially on matters Ihe kind of economic and inter- so far ahead ' It Is because this pertaining to women's rights''" Kaye said the two boys who pleaded guilty told Coleman national policies which this country recovery will not be over until this "I'm not one of those people who Keyport man arrested that the third boy left before the aggravated sexual needs and deserves." nation Is on a firm footing and would presume to talk about giving assault occurred in the River Plaza section of cannot fall backwards." advice to the president of the Middletown. "We are in the recovery period United States." she replied "But for child molestation of the eighth recession in the last Reagan said "two significant moves which will have a giant we do have long conversations on 30 years." she continued "We have the subject I see him quite often. MIDDLETOWN - A 37-year-old Keyport man has Barn is destroyed by blaze accepted as a norm a higher impact on this country" are the been arrested and charged with molesting a boy, police I had dinner with him just last night unemployment rate, a higher proposed child support enforce- said yesterday. MIDDLETOWN - Fire raced through a barn on I don't quote him on those interest rate, a higher inflation rate ment act and the proposed pension Marco Capo, of Broad Street, was arrested Friday Cooper Road Sunday morning, gutting the wood-frame conversations That's why we get than we had at the beginning of the reforms. morning by the Keyport police after the child's mother structure, officials said yesterday along so well In fact if some other last cycle ' "Since the boys and girls are people played along those same notified authorltie* that her son had been sexually No one was Injured In the blaze, which was reported home from Capitol Hill for the next "As I traveled around the coun- rules, they would get along, too " assaulted, according to the report at 8:14 am, according to the report few weeks." she suggested writing try in 33 of the 50 states just in the Capo allegedly molested the boy last Tuesday when Two youths riding down the street on their bicycles and talking to legislators about the last len months. I find thai there he took the child to a building In Middletown, where he spotted thick, black smoke billowing from the rear of measures are porkets where there is not as Is employed as a Janitor, police said the barn They immediately stopped at a nearby house She praised New Jersey for "two Elks Lodge The Keyport man faces charges of aggravated sexual to call the fire department. good a recovery as il will be — not

JULY 1214. M-tl, 27 28 - FRIDAY- St Agnes. Atlantic Highlands, will IIS Rebate (10 cash Dinner & show SATURDAY hold a linen sale in the Church Hall. Leave Middletown. Hazlel 5pm The Summer Players. "Pal Joey" Ttnirsi Fri. July U4 20. lOam-Dpm. 787-4921. 566-3812 musical 8 15 p m Community House and Sat. July 21. 10 am-5 pm Theater. 3rd & Madison. Spring Lake Tickets 18. 17 al box office per- JULY tl - SATURDAY JULY 17 - FRIDAY formance night or Robertson Agency Family Fun Day 4 Carnival Held Women's Club of Red Bank yard and Christinas Spirit Shop. 3rd Ave . at SI Paul's Baptist Church. 1(6 sale, day of Red Bank sidewalk sale Spring Lake Reservations 449-4530 River St., 9 to 6 p.m Space It table Space 110 Call 7411435 or 741 -9861 reservations Call 747-0826 Jl'l-Y 17 - TUESDAY AUGUST II - SATURDAY Parents Without Partners. Metro Lyric Opera presents "Lucia Trip to RADIO CITY lo see (iotta Bayshore Chap 644. Cocktail Party Di Lammermoor." Sat , July 21. 8 15 Get Away" by the Open Door After- and Dance Town & Country, Ilwy 35. pm Paramount Theater. Asbury noon show Bus leaves Red Bank & Keyport. B 30 SHARP orientation Part 115, 112 50. 110. 17 50. 15 Box Hazlet Cost 126 Kxc seats Call Members S3. prospective members office open 1-5 p m 531-2371 Tickets 739-3963 $9 Chapter phone 747 3463 avail also Jack's Music Shop. Red Bank or Peanut Shop. Convention SEPTEMBER 4-7 - TUESDAY Trip 10 NKVF.I.F. iCalsklllsi by the JULY 11 - WEDNESDAY Hall Arcade. Asbury Park Take a mmi-vacationi Take advantage of this Single professionals, separated, Open Door Cost 1208 per person IULY 22 - SUNDAY twin. 1233 single Call 739-396.1 introductory offer to New Etonianr - the nation's divorced, widowed professionals Massage therapist will present "The Cerebral Palsy Charily Cycle largest and most fabulous fitness facility for SEPTEMBER 20-30 - Art of Communication Through Rally Swim Party. July 22. 11-5 p ni women onlyi Enjoy our crystal pool • whirlpool THl'RSDAYSl NDAY Touch." 8 [i m . Christie s Res- Deep Hollow Camp. Farming-dale SI Agnes Church. Atlantic High • sauna • aerobic, slimnastic and jazz classes taurant. Hi 35. Wan.iinassa Call NJ Rt 547 Donation 110 Call the lands, will have a trip to the New • Nautilus and aerobic equipment • optional 5311296 or 872-194" Bayshore Wheelers Motorcycle Club at 566-5010 or 583-4474 Orleans World's Fair Deluxe bus III tanning beds and child care All for you - if you JULY 20 - FHIDAY meals A few reservations left Cal act right away! Armchair Travel Night Visit JULY 25 - WEDNESDAY 291-0176 or 291-0272 Tibet. Ipm Oceanic Free Library Father Joseph P Martin speaks on OCTOBER 1214 - FRIDAY LIMITED TIME OFFER Rumson Admission free Alcoholism and the Family" at Brookdale Community College Gym- Trip to Washington. DC by the CALLTOLW The Rosary Perpetual Society ol nasium, l.incriift. al 8 p m Tickets Open Door Cost 1150 per person twin. O1.PH ol Highlands will hold • 17 Call NCA office 74I-520O for 1200 single Call 739 3963 "Christmas in July party. Fri . July further info 389-0110 OCTOBER 26 - FRIDAY 20. al 8p in al the school Mall. Milli-i HONC, KONG BANGKOK St Donation $2 & refreshments JULY M - THURSDAY St Mary's. New Monmouth. bus SINGAPORE, JAPAN • the JULY 1(41 - THURSDAY-SATUR- trip to Caesar's, leaves 2pm Re- LENAPE Business 4 Professional DAY ceive 115 dinner 110 cash 15 deferred Women s Club of Monmmith Count) WOMAN Sidewalk Sale & Cr.ifl Show Dm is sponsoring a 17

Bail was set by Superior Court Judge John A. ! Police investigate burglary Ricciardi and a hearing on the case has been set for July ' 25. COMMUNITY CALENDAR MIDDLETOWN — Police are investigating a bizarre Keyport Detective Albert Hafner and Middletown ] Sunday night burglary in which thieves broke Into a Detective Robert Oches are in charge of the investiga- ' Belford apartment and stole $100 in cash and an tion. TODAY parents, relatives and friends of drug and alcohol undetermined amount in coins, authorities said yester- abusers and children with behavorial problems, will HAZLET - The Raritan Bay Town Criers Chapter ol day meet at 730 p m. in Riverview Medical Center's East Charges against youth dropped the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Although the break-in was not unusual, police said Wing. Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America will have they were surprised to find a bullet in the middle of the FREEHOLD - Charges against the third of three • HAZLET - Preschool Fun Time Down at the Farm rehearsals each Tuesday at 8 p m at Raritan High kitchen floor when they searched the dwelling for clues. youths charged with raping a ten-year-old Middletown! School. Middle Road. Hazlet for youngsters three to fivewill be at 10 am, and Silly Police have determined that the bullet was fired girl last month were dismissed last week at the request; LONG BRANCH - Families Anonymous, a fellow- Stories and Silly Songs for youngsters six to 10 at 11 am through the kitchen wall from a 38 caliber gun The of the county prosecutor's office. ship for parents, relatives and friends of drug and at the township library. 251 Middle Road The programs projectile, which ricocheted from a celling tile to the The two 14-year-olds involved in the incident pleaded | alcohol abusers and children with behavioral problems, are sponsored by the Monmouth County Library floor, was apparently fired from the street curb, guilty before Superior Court Judge James Coleman on < will meet al 7:30 p.m at the Chemical Dependency according to police June 28 to aggravated sexual assault. They will be! Center, Chelsea Avenue FRIDA Y Police said the burglary and the shooting may be sentenced by Coleman Aug. 10. EATONTOWN — Families Anonymous, a fellowship unrelated The two youths face a maximum sentence of four 1 for parents, relatives and friends of drug and alcohol MATAWAN - "The Frankenstein Saga." a film for The thieves managed to gain access to the apartment years al the Jamesburg Training School for Boys and abusers and children with behavorlal problems, will youngsters in grades two through six. will be shown al between 8 p.m. and 12:15 am They stole $100 in cash Girls. meet from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian 10 30 a m at the Matawan Aberdeen Public Library No and an unknown amount of coins from a gallon jar, According to a release by county Prosecutor John Church. 76 Wyckoff Road registration is necessary Today Is the deadline for police said. Kaye, the charges against the third boy, who is 13, were HAZLET — The Association of Mobile Home Owners registration for the library reading clubs For infor- The burglary squad of the township police department dropped because of insufficient evidence to convict him. of Hazlet will meet at 8 p.m. at the Shore Point Inn. mation, call the library is investigating the case Kaye said the two boys who pleaded guilty told Coleman Route 35 and Holmdel Road All mobile home owners MATAWAN - Al Anon meets al 10 30 am and that the third boy left before the aggravated sexual are invited to attend Alcoholics Anonymous al 9 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Man charged with sexual assault assault occurred in the River Plaza section oK MATAWAN — Alcoholics Anonymous meek al 9 p m Church on Ryers Lane Middletown MIDDLETOWN - A 37-year-old Keyport man has at Trinity Episcopal Church on Ryers Lane. HAZLET — Al Anon meets at 9 p m at Si John's been arrested and charged with molesting a boy, police United Methodist Church on Florence Avenue Middletown barn catches fire said yesterday TOMORROW SATURDAY Marco Capo, of Broad St-eet, was arrested Friday MIDDLETOWN - Fire raced through a barn on MATAWAN — The Junior Woman's Club will sponsor morning by the Keyport polite after the child's mother Cooper Road Sunday morning, gutting the wood-frame HAZLET — The Swim and Tennis Club will have an a Spaghetti Print craft program for youngsters three to notified authorities that her son had been sexually structure, officials said yesterday. underwater funnyface contest al 11 am at the diving five at 10 30 am at the Matawan-Aberdeen Public assaulted, according to the report. No one was injured in the blaze, which was reported tank for youngsters five to 10,11 to 16 and 17 and older Library, 165 Main St. Registration is necessary Capo allegedly molested the boy last Tuesday when at 8:14 a.m., according to the report. Underwater photos by Ed Wright will be displayed for he took the child to a building in Middletown. where he Two youths riding down the street on their bicycles OLD BRIDGE — The bus to see the musical "The the staff to judge is employed as a janitor, police said. spotted thick, black smoke billowing from the rear of Rink" leaves the Civic Center, 1 Old Bridge Plaza, at HAZLET — Boys and girls age nine to 18 may enroll The Keyport man faces charges of aggravated sexual the bam. They immediately stopped at a nearby house 10:15 am and returns after the show. in the nationwide Pepsi "Hotshot " contest from 1 to 2 assault and is being held at the Monmouth County Jail, to call the fire department. MATAWAN - Al Anon meets at 10 am and p.m al Leocadia Court. Alcoholics Anonymous at 9 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Freehold Township, in lieu of $15,000 bail, police said. The cause of the fire is under investigation. HAZLET — The bus to Old Timers Day and the New Church on Ryers Lane York Yankees vs Minnesota Twins game al Yankee Stadium leaves at 11 30 am from the library overflow THVRSDA Y parking lot on Middle Road. MATAWAN - Storytime with Martha Miller for four and five-year-olds will be al 1030 am. at the Malawan- MOSDA Y Aberdeen Public Library. 165 Main St MATAWAN - Al Anon for adult children of alcoholics Registration is necessary meets at I p m al Trinity Episcopal Church. Ryers RED BANK — Families Anonymous, a fellowship for Lane Tftctike /4 Vote A d < re lor J£! "1 F >'»' (•mint events for non-profit organizations Rates U 7J for three lines for 1 day HI 00 each ?2?™olul J "Xi1,',15'0?.'" lIlre* lin" for lwo d">> ($1 M e"ch "MlUonsI line). 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JULY 18-14, 2S-2I. H-tt - FRIDAY- sales, arts, cralts. * antiques Mid Atlantic trip. Playboy Cost SATURDAY >15. Rebate 110 cash Dinner & show The Summer Players. "Pal Joey" St Agnes, Atlantic Highlands, will Leave Middletown. Hazlet 5 pm musical 8 15 p m Community House hold a linen sale in the Church Hall. 787-4921. 5*6-3812 Theater. 3rd 4 Madison. Spring Lake Thurs & Fri. July 19 b %. 10 am-9 pm. Tickets K 17 at box office per- and Sat. July 21, 10 am 5 pm JULY 27 - FRIDAY Women's Club of Red Bank yard formance night or Robertson Agency JULY 21 - SATURDAY and Christmas Spirit Shop. 3rd Ave , sale, day of Red Bank sidewalk sale Family Fun Day t Carnival. Held Space 110 Call 741-1439 or 741-9881 Spring Lake Reservations 449-4530 at St Paul's Baptist Church. 196 AUGUST 18 - SATURDAY JULY 17 - TUESDAY River St.. 9 to 6 p.m Space It table Trip to RADIO CITY to see "Gotta Parents Without Partners. reservations Call 747-0826 Get Away" by the Open Door After- Bayihore Chap 644. Cocktail Party Metro Lyric Opera presents "Lucia noon show Bus leaves Red Bank It and Dance Town & Country. Hwy 35. Di Lammermoor. " Sat. July 21,8:15 Hatlet. Cost 86 Exc seats Call VISITS' Keyport. II 30 SHARP orientation pm Paramount Theater. Asbury 738-3963 Members 13. prospective members Park 115. $12 50. 110. $7 50. 15 Boi $5. Chapter phone 747-3463 office open 1-5 p.m 591-2378. Tickets SEPTEMBER 4-7 - TUESDAY FOR avail, also Jack's Music Shop. Red Trip to NEVELE ICaUkills I by the 1 JULY IS - WEDNESDAY Take a mini-vacation Take advantage of this Bank or Peanut Shop. Convention Open Door Cost (208 per person, Single professionals, separated, introductory offer to New Wfoman — the nation's Hall Arcade. Asbury Park twin. (233 single Call 73»-3963 divorced, widowed professionals largest and most fabulous fitness facility for Massage therapist will present "The JULY 12 - SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 2S-M - women only! Enjoy our crystal pool • whirlpool Art of Communication Through Cerebral Palsy Charity Cycle THURSDAY-SUNDAY • sauna • aerobic, slimnastic and jazz classes Touch." I p.m.. Christie's Res- St. Agnes Church. Atlantic High- Rally /Swim Party. July 22. 115pm • Nautilus and aerobic equipment • optional taurant. Rt 35. Wanamassa Call Deep Hollow Camp. Farmingdale. lands, will have a trip to the New 5J11296or8721947 NJ. Rt 547 Donation 110 Call the Orleans World's Fair Deluxe bus 10 tanning beds and child care All for you - if you Bayshore Wheelers Motorcycle Club meals A few reservations left Call act right awayi JULY t» - FRIDAY 291-0876 or 291-0272 Armchair Travel Night Visit at 566-5010 or 512-4474 Tibet, I p m . Oceanic Free Library. JULY M - WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 12-14 - FRIDAY LIMITED TIME OFFER Rumson Admission free Father Joseph P Martin speaks on Trip to Washington. DC by the CALLTOLW Open Door Cost 1150 per person twin. The Rosary Perpetual Society of Alcoholism and the Family" at 8200 single Call 739-3963 OLPH of Highlands will hold a Brookdale Community College Gym- nasium. Lincroft. at 8 pm Tickets 389-0110 "Christmas In July" party. Fri . July OCTOBER 26 - FRIDAY 20. at 8 p m at the school hall. Miller 17 Call NCA office 741-5200 for further info HONG KONG. BANGKOK St Donation 12 & refreshments SINGAPORE. JAPAN the LENAPE Business I Professional JULY 19-11 - THURSDAYSATliR- JULY U - THURSDAY isiness ii rroressionai ; Women's Club of Monmouth County DAY St Mary's. New Monmouth. bus b of Monmouth County i is sponsoring ) Sidewalk Sale ii Craft Show Down trip to Caesar s. leaves 2 p m Re- a 17-day group tour j Price is all me j town Freehold 10 a m -6 p m Super ceive 115 dinner 110 cash 15 deferred inclusive Air. Meals, 130 value for 118 787 9138 Lind Informatioation call 741-5086 The Daily Register B SPORTS 3 TUESDAY. JULY 17. 1984 COMICS 6 Your Town LIFESTYLE 8 FREEHOLD . MARLBORO FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP MANALAPAN COLTS NECK ENGLISHTOWN Marlboro seeks Two to split advisory group BY TED LOUD be set aside for people of low- or 11 million moderate-income. MARLBORO - The Township The council set aside three Council has untnimouily agreed to FREEHOLD - Two borough of the,front-end collision. A spark undeveloped tracts for the proposed (arm a Mount Laurel II citizens' residents who were injured in an ignited the gasoline and flames housing With a total of 4,100 advisory committee. Council Presi- October 1981 automobile accident spread from the tank to the housing unit* proposed, approx- dent David Lemer announced yes- will share $11 million over the next passenger compartment imately 800 would be for the lower terday 30 years following an oul-of-court income brackets. A witness, in a deposition filed The advisory committee will be settlement with Volkswagen with the court, said he heard the non-partisan, according to Lemer. Currently, the township is stayed Luis Rodriquez. 25, of Mercer explosion and noticed a fireball and will consist of members of in court from enforcing the new Street and Martha Morales. 37, of above the car that was high as a various community civic groups, as ordinance. Broad Street were injured Oct 25. lamppost. well as members of both political Last, week, Aberdeen sued 1981 when Rodnquez s 1988 Volks- The witness. Jerald Kelly of parties Marlboro because Marlboro failed wagen Beetle burst into flames Atlantic Highlands, pulled Rodri- Lerner said the committee would to notify the neighboring munici- after colliding with another car on quez and the two women from the be patterned after a citizens' pality of the proposed zoning Main Street in Matawan wreckage. Kelly, his brother committee formed by the Board of change before passing the ordi- Rodriquez and Morales were Timothy, and two other men were Education in May to look into nance. A tract located between hospitalized in critical condition cited for heroism by police solutions to overcrowding in the Route 34 and Lloyd Road, leu than following the mishap Morales' township's school system. That 200 feet from the -Aberdeen- daughter Maria died from burn Drazin said Morales and Rodri- committee eventually recommend- Marlboro border. Is one of the injuries eight days later quez required skin grafts Morales ed building a new middle school, areas rezoned in the ordinance. Morales received burns and needed plastic surgery and succeeded in persuading the But Lerner expressed confidence facial injuries that kept her in the Morales reportedly will receive board to side with their recommen- that the ordinance would be upheld hospital for two months Rodriquez $7,076,000 and Rodriquez 12.877,800 dation by state Superior Court Judge suffered burns to the face, chest over a 30-year period In addition. The new committee will be Marshall Sellkoff, and that "the and hands. Morales will receive a cash pay- charged with examining alterna- township will be able to present a An Edison couple, occupants of ment of 1775,000 and Rodriquez tives not only to the disputed strong defense against further the other vehicle, received minor $200,000 - bringing the total settle- ordinance, but also to pending builder attacks seeking Mount injuries ment to approximately til million. legislative proposals and to the Laurel II 'builders remedy.'" Louis M. Drazin, Morales' at- Volkswagenwerk AG, of Ger- controversial Mount Laurel II de- "This comes at a good time," torney, said the suits claimed that many, and Volkswagen of America cision itself, Lerner said. Lemer said, "since the ordinance is Volkswagen had improperly de- Inc. will pay the majority of the On June 21, the council adopted stayed. The formation of the Ad- MISSING — Joanne Sew- signed the car by placing the gas settlement. William J. Doyle Int., tank too close to the passenger a new zoning ordinance to comply visory Committee allows us ad- ard, of Keansburg, sits Edison Township, the insurance with the state Supreme Court's compartment and by failing to ditional input... in September when among snapshots of her company of the other driver, will ruling, which states that "develop- the township's new Master Plan provide sufficient protection to estranged husband and son contribute 1300,000 Rodriquez. ing" communities must zone for a and the related Land Use element passengers in the event the tank named as a defendant in the — William Seward and his "fair share" of low- and moderate- will be presented to the council by exploded Morales case, must give her income housing. the Planning Board for review, namesake — who were last Drazin recounted how the Volks- 150,000, according to the settle But the council's action has set discussion and debate." seen June 27, the boy's third wagen gas tank ruptured as a result off protests in the township. Muhler said she welcomed the birthday. Seward says her Leaders of Concerned Citizens formation of the committee, but husband took the child to for Marlboro, a residents group added, "I wish they had done this "get even with her" because formed to combat the ordinance, before they acted on the ordi- she filed for divorce Farm meetings set last week submitted a petition to nance." put the zoning question on the The assemblywoman noted that November ballot in the form of a the idea to form the non-partisan binding referendum on economic choices group was first publicly advanced Over 70 volunteers, working over by Board of Education member a period of three and a half days, William Botwinick Thursday at a FREEHOLD - Public Agrlcul nate land eligible for the various collected the signatures of approx- public meeting organized by ture Development Area meetings programs available under the act. imately 2,400 residents demanding Muhler have been scheduled by the Mon- are only preliminary demarcations the referendum, according to War- She maintained that the council mouth County Agriculture Develop- "The ADA'S that we have Mother searches ment Board to discuss both the ren Weissman, member of the should rescind its ordinance in mapped out are by no means Board of Education and a spokes- conjunction with forming the com- development areas and the New written in stone." West explained man for the residents' group mittee since "there's no point in Jersey Agriculture Retention and "We plan to discuss this at the The township has approximately asking for input on what's already Development Act. public meetings. If a farmer's land 10,000 registered voters, about half been done." for missing child According to Arthur J. West Jr., Is not Included in the preliminary chairman of the MCADB. the of whom voted in last year's Lerner said that, in spite of their designated areas, and the farmer meetings will clarify the act, which general elections, according to differences with the council, mem- BY USA R. KRUSE Seward, however, said she did wishes to participate, that land was designed to give farmers an state Assemblywoman Marie bers of Concerned Citizens for not keep the two apart. She said her could be deemed eligible by meet- KEANSBURG - A borough economic alternative to selling land Muhler, R-Monmouth, a township Marlboro would be "more than husband stopped by every day after ing additional criteria " woman is asking for help in to developers resident and a spokeswoman for the welcome" to join the group. But he work and picked up the boy for a locating her three-year-old son and For example, the meetings will The agricultural board proposes group. referred to the group's name as a visit. But Seward said her husband estranged husband, who she said discuss the difference between to use the Land Evaluation Site Although it is not yet certain if "misnomer." was angered by both the restraining look the child to "get even with selling an easement and leasing Assessment system for ranking the township will accept the peti- "I'm Just as concerned for order and the filings for separation her" for filing divorce papers. land to the county for an eight-year farmland. A specially prepared tion, Muhler said the council would Marlboro as they are," Lerner and divorce. Joanne Seward of Seeley Avenue period. slide presentation will be shown at have to listen to the voices of "half Mid. last saw her husband and child on "I guess he figured this was the "We have encountered some each meeting the voters In the township." Lerner said he expects the group June 27, her son's third birthday only way he could get even with confusion over these two alterna- The three dates are July 24 at the Lerner, siding with Township to include approximately 15 She said she took the boy to Six me. " Seward said "He didn't want tives, which many people believe Hominy Hill Clubhouse. Mercer Attorney Arthur Goldzweig, has citizens, and added that several Flags Great Adventure amusement me to sign the papers But he knew are one and the same," said West Road. ColU Neck; July 28 In the said the Municipal Land Use Act volunteers have already come for- park in Ocean County, then dropped this was the only way he could "The eight-year lease does not Freeholders Meeting Room, Mon- prohibits binding referendum* in ward. He «ald he hoped to enlist the him off at her mother-in-law's really hurt me." continue in perpetuity, as the mouth County Hall of Records, zoning matters. Muhler has assistance of representatives from house for a birthday party. A warrant has been issued easement sale does. These are two countered by citing the Initiative the Board of Education, the Plan- Freehold; and July 31 In the Upper against her husband for interfering distinct and worthwhile options " and Petition Act which is still on ning Board, Zoning Board and Her husband, William, 27, was Freehold Municipal Building. with custody, and Seward also filed West added that the county the books. Municipal Water Authority. supposed to bring their son back at Route 539, Cream Ridge, Upper 9:30 that night. a missing persons complaint on her Board of Chosen Freeholders has In keeping with the high court's Interested residents can sign up Freehold. When she called her in-laws' son with borough police. allocated 12 million for the "builder's remedy" clause, 10 per- at the township's municipal build- Each meeting will begin at 8 p m home in East Keansburg looking "I've told my father-in-law that purchase of easements. He also cent of the proposed housing must ing, Wyncrest Road. see map, page B! for William Jr., she said her when he calls, tell him I'll drop the said that the ADA'S, which desig- mother-in-law told her she had charges If he'd Just bring the baby dropped her son and ths boy off at home," Seward said "All I want Is the Keansburg boardwalk earlier my son back. But If the police have' that evening and had no Idea where to go out and find him, then I'll President's daughter Maureen Reagan they were now. That's the last time hang him." anyone has reported seeing either Repeated attempts to reach Sew of them. ard's In-laws were unsuccessful. has Monmouth roots But Seward said her husband hid William Seward is described as 5- speaks in county gone clothes-shopping for young feet-7 inches UN, ISO pounds, brown WEST LONG BRANCH - "I politics started In this county," she William earlier that day, and be hair with hazel eyes He has a gambled for the first time at said BY MICHAEL W. SUTKOWSKI national policies which this country had bought the child "underwear, vampire tatoo on his left arm and Monmouth Park. I learned to eat "It's a pleasure to be back In needs and deserves ' socks and five or six outfits " He a cross on his right arm. pizza In Red Bank I learned all the Monmouth County. Back, you say7 WEST LONG BRANCH - Last "We are In the recovery period also reportedly left his Job without William Jr. Is described as 3 feet Important things about growing up Why, my heavens, when have you night, when advised that former of the eighth recession In the last notice, and Seward said his car »nd tall, 30 pounds, with short brown in this county," said Maureen been here before? Congresswoman Bella Auiug 30 years," she continued. truck are parked outside of her In- hair and bright blue eyes Reagan last night. "I grew up In this county," she earlier predicted a woman presi- "We have accepted as a norm a laws' home. "I'm gong crazy without my The president's daughter spoke said. dent of the United States by the higher unemployment rate, l high- On June 4, Seward obtained a son," Seward said "We were close to an audience of 400 attending the Reagan explained that while year 2000, Maureen Reagan, the er Interest rate, a higher inflation restraining order against her hus- I know Billy's not hurting him. but 29th annual HOO-a-plate dinner of attending high school in New York, president's daughter, replied "I'll rate than we had at the beginning band, which forbade him to return all I can think about is what i going the Monmouth pSunty Republican she spent many days and weeks make a better prediction. She'll be of the last cycle," she said to their home except to pick up or on In my baby's mind I Just want Finance Committee with her "aunt and uncle," David a Republican." "As I traveled around the coun- drop off young William. him home." "Everything I've ever done in A "Sonny" and Leah Ray Werblin. "I've been saying that for tO try In S3 of the 50 state* Just In the now of ColU Neck Werblin Is yean," she said, laughing but ten months, I find that there chairman of the board of Madison Asked to comment on Walter F are... pockets where there Is not as Square Garden Corp. Mondale's choice for vice presi- good a recovery aa It will be — DM "In 1952, the conventions of the dent. Geraldine A. Ferraro, she as good as we would like — not as national parties — Democratic and said, "We assume that will be the good as the people there would like. Republican — were on television ticket we'll be running against "Yet the difference between this for the first time I sat glued to the They haven't been nominated yet process and what has gone on television set for two weeks that Things seem to be a little before is that this president is summer, watching as it unfolded premature. We're Just going to wait determined that we will not con- through the days and saw how that and see who we're going to run sider the recovery over until every- process worked I decided right against." one in this country has benefited then and there that I was a However, during a later inter- from that recovery. And until we Republican because they were bet- view she pointed out the election reach acceptable levels of un- ter organized was between Ronald Reagan and employment and interest rales and "Which proves that you can fool Walter Mondale and not between inflation — inflation that cannot rob anybody." she quipped George Bush and Geraldine Fer- the savings of people, especially raro. Reagan alto said she has been a those on fixed Incomes — of Republican longer than her father She likened Ferraro to Sally K interest rales that reflect only the "That summer was the first time Ride, the first woman in space, and cost of money and unemployment I left California, and I was in Sandra Day O'Connor, first female rates that reflect only the change of Elberon ... United States Supreme Court Jus- occupations This is the pledge of "So, you see. it's sll your fault. " tice this administration. she Joked. "All these women have nude "And so, when you bear us "I also decided at that time that historic steps We've asked (or a continually call it a recovery, and I indeed was going to participate in chance to play in the big leagues people ask Why haven't you con- that process and wanted to go to and now we've got it." she said sidered the recovery over? We're one of those conventions ... This Reagan was guest-of-honor at the ••> hr ahead.' It is because this year I am a delegate to the 29th annual dinner of the Monmouth .., will not be over until this convention from my home state ol County Republican Finance Com- nation is on a firm footing and California mittee About 400 persons attended cannot fall backwards." "The last time, in Detroit, as an the $200-aplate fund raiser at Reagan said "two significant alternate delegate for the state of Squires Pub moves which will have a giant California. I asked and got the Of Ronald Reagan s presidency, impact on this country " "are the privilege of standing before the she said. "In 1964 we have a chance proposed child support enforce- convention and saying to prove that it wasn't an accident ment act and the proposed pension Mr Chairman, the great state It wasn't a fluke the American reforms. of California casts 185 votes for the people knew exactly what they REAQANOMIC8, COUNTY STYLE - Maureen Chatting with the president's daughier are dinner "Since the boys and girls are next president of the United Stale* were doing when they cast those Reagan, left, helps raise funds tor the GOP war chairman W R "Ed" Kiety Jr ot Fair Haven and home from Capitol Hill for the next - my father - Ronald Reagan votes and they will do it again for few weeks, she suggested writing chest at the 29th annual dinner ol the Monmouth County Clerk Jane G Clayton o' Rumson the kind of economic and inter- County Republican Finance Committee last night tee Maureen, page B2 B* Ilw Drily Register TUESDAY. JULY 17. 1984 «•• Maureen coatiaued from sage Bl and tatting to legislators about the Freehold to bond measures. She praised New Jersey for "two Proposed Agricultural women Senate candidates in the last elections to repair 20 streets Development Areas "There is no state I know of that has had that opportunity," she said. FREEHOLD - The Borough ordinance, any new building struc- "We failed the last time We will Council Uut night unanimously ture would require connections to not fail this time." approved a bond ordinance ap- existing water and sewer lines. When asked to comment about propriating $175,000 for the repair, The council granted Harry M. the fund raising event, US Senate reconstruction and resurfacing of Stevens Inc., the company which candidate Mary Mochary. who sat approximately 20 borough streets leases food service rights at Free- at the bead table, said "First of all. bold Raceway, a place-to-place one of Maureen Reagan's con- According to Mayor John G. transfer of its seasonal retail ditions was to give me some McGackln, the borough's Streets license. Eight of the company's money. She really is a good friend and Roads Department has been concession areas were destroyed In She's very concerned about my lax over the last few years because the racetrack fire May 4, according election." It has not had enough money or Reporters were each permitted workers to take on major road to Thomas O'lone, a Stevens rep- resentative to ask Reagan only one question, repairs Itself privately "one-on-one." The Daily and Sunday Register "Three years ago, we laid off On July V, the racetrack will asked, "What is your political eight people in streets and roads," reopen, and the concessions com- relationship with the president, and he sail pany plans to sell food and does be follow your advice and beverages from trailers parked counsel especially on matters Borough Administrator Robert J. alongside tents pitched over the pertaining to women's rights?" Cabana said the borough will not former grandstand area, O'lone spend more If it contracts for street "I'm not one of those people who repair work. "There is no savings said. would presume to talk about giving by doing It in-house,' Cabana advice to the president of the •tressed On July 22, the council will United States," she replied. "But dedicate a newly-created tot play- we do have long conversations on An Invitation to bid for the street ground on Avenue C in honor of the subject. I see him quite often. repaying project will be advertised Ralph C. Musgrave, a former I had dinner with him Just last night Friday. councilman who died in office in ... I don't quote him on those December 1M2 after serving for 10 conversations That's why we get In a related matter, the council FARM ZONES — Shaded sections indicate Public County Agriculture Development Board to review yean. along so well. In fact if some other authorized the sale of its paving Agriculture Development Areas to be discussed at the development areas and the New Jersey machine to Manalapan for 110,000 people played along those same a series of meetings scheduled by the Monmouth Agriculture Retention and Development Act. "The borough has no use (or the The recreation area opened a few rules, they would get along, too." machine now. It Just gathers dust, " months ago and was funded through McGackln said. the federal Community Develop- The council also Introduced an ment Block Grant Program, ac- amendment to Its water and sewer cording to McGackln It will be Middletown 'meets' Mount Laurel II ordinance to ban the creation of christened the Ralph C. Musgrave septic tanks Under the amending Playground at I p.m. Sunday. BY KATHLEEN STANLEY areas, such as population, employ- purchase the development rights of that the minimum "fair share" ment statistics and the region's the tract. requirements be met. There Is no MIDDLETOWN - While many economic capacity. In addition, Red Bank Attorney rule saying a municipality cannot Manalapan to fix landmark municipalities are struggling with The state's Development Guide Chester Any has filed suit in exceed the minimum. Mount Laurel II legislation, the Plan and trends in commuting were Superior Court to prevent the In other business, Commit- township planner says Middletown the munlcpal land use ordinance, also analyzed to determine the township from changing the tract's teernan James F. Maher is propos- MANALAPAN - Renovations on is providing more than its share of for use by developers and their township's projected growth by zoning status. ing that the Sudler Corporation pay a church constructed by slaves over housing for low- and moderate- attorneys, she said. 1M0, said Mayor Robert B. Waller. Under the township's zoning for a new firetruck, complete with 100 years ago will begin by the end Income families. a 100-foot aerial ladder Sudler of the summer, now that the Under state law, the appropria- "They found that Middletown ordinance, developers would only In a Joint meeting of the Town- Corp. Is the developer of the HO Township Committee has awarded tion for the ordinance revision and has, is and will be producing In be able to subdivide the property ship Committee and the Planning million research-office facility for the contract. codification may be spread out over excess of its fair share of low-cost Into half the number of lots allowed Board, the groups concluded that ATAT Information Systems to be the course of the next five years, housing,' said Waller, following under previous zoning require- Woodsvllle Church, which dates the township Is supplying "well In ments. built on Holland Road. back to the pre-Clvll War years, Defeo said. the closed session meeting. excess" of Its fair share of the The purpose of the township's In the development agreement, will double as a house of worship The study began in May, after an The committee also voted to region's housing needs. zoning change is to reduce the the corporation agreed to fund and a youth community center, attorney representing the Neu- advertise for bids for computer density of development, mandating 1600,000 in road improvements for according to Township Adminis- The year-old Mount Laurel II berger family charged that the services. that lota be a minimum of two Holland Road. trator Debrah Defeo decision requires "developing mu- township does not meet the housing Defeo noted that the township acres, rather than the one-acre But plans for lbs roadway ex- The Township Committee last nicipalities " to provide their "fair requirements outlined under Mount has no in-house computer facilities, limit previously required. pansion were postponed until next night unanimously voted to award share" of low and moderate-in- Laurel II The family owns the 124- and has to contract out for com- year, and the committee loses the the renovation contract to Masters come housing. acre Kalherine Neuberger tract The property, currently being puter work. She added that it is option of having the private corpor- General Contractors Inc., Union. During last night's discussion, and wants to have the property farmed, would be zoned R-90 under much less expensive to use an ation contribute to the construction The MJ.0O0 needed to repair the the group listened to Planner rezoned to allow 1,200 housing the township's Master Plan change outside firm, since it saves the if the widening is put off until MM. historic structure, which is still a Richard Cramer explain the find- units, including MO low- and moder- township the expense of purchasing Cramer also said the township's functioning church located on Ings of a three-month growth and ate-cost homes. Instead. Maker said the commit- amd maintaining eqlpment. newly Implemented non-profit Woodsville Roade near Route 527, development study of the area. tee should approach the corpor- housing program, constructed with will come out of state community Currently, the township con- The tract, on Middletown-Lin ation about funding a MO0.000 the help of federal Block Grants, development funds. tracts with Vital Computer Service, In researching the study, mem- croft Road, has also been the firetruck, especially since the new will provide more affordable hous- building will benefit from the Trustees of the church wanted Trenton, which Defeo said works bers of the planning department subject of repeated speculation by with many area communities. examined a variety of factors that township officials who are seeking ing for first-time home buyers. services of the township fire de- the contractors to use materials The planner said the law requires partment. such as wood planking which would Defeo explained that the three- influence the township's growth Green Acres funding in order to more faithfully maintain the build- year contract with Vital, for 115,000 ing's original appearance, accord- per year, expires at the end of this ing to Defeo. month and, according to state law, However, contractors' estimates municipalities must advertise for COMMUNITY CALENDAR for the original plan all exceeded bids and contract with the lowest the allocated grant funds, Defeo bidder Until three years ago, the town- Anonymous, a fellowship for Reservations must be made at Township Hall shuffleboard courts. said, forcing the township to settle TODAY parents, relatives and friends of least 24 hours before each trip with Under the direction of Howard for aluminum siding. ship used the computer facilities of the Manalapan-Engllshtown school COLTS NECK - The annual drug and alcohol abusers and the township recreation office. Sommerville, novice as well as - Renovations will also include Colts Neck Fireman's Fair will be children with behavioral problems, COLTS NECK - The Shore Hills advanced players can receive In- digging a well, installing indoor system. But, according to Defeo, the school's IBM 4331 was insuffi- held from 5 to 11 p.m. through will meet from 1 to 2.30 p.m. at the Chapter of Sweet Adelines meets struction and hints on improving plumbing, constructing a new roof Saturday at Flrehouse Number I on First Presbyterian Church, 76 every Wednesday at 7 SO p.m. at their play and insulating the building, Defeo cient for the municipality's needs In another matter, the commit- Route 537. offering games, rides, Wyckoff Road the Colts Neck Reformed Church. The free sessions will run from said food and special attractions. New members are welcome. 6:30 to t p.m. and equipment will In other business, the committee tee voted to hire a new dog warden LONG BRANCH - Families FREEHOLD - Hope Lutheran be provided. unanimously voted to authorize an Richard T. Peam, a private Anonymous, a fellowship for TOMORROW Church will hold Bible study emergency appropriation of 127.000 contractor from Millstone Town- parents, relatives and friends of COLTS NECK - Supervised bus classes on Wednesday evenings to update and codify all ordinances ship, will replace Arnold Bennett, Till RSI)A Y drug and alcohol abusers and trips for township youth 14 and through Aug. 28 now on the township's books. who will resign as dog warden next children with behavioral problems, older are scheduled each Wednes- COLTS NECK - Township General Code Publishers, of week FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - will meet at 7:30 p.m at the day through Aug. 8 to the Seven senior citizens are Invited to sharp- Rochester, NY, has been awarded According to Defeo, the township Freehold Area HospiUl will hold a Chemical Dependency Center, Presidents Oceanlront Park in en their skills in shuffleboard every the contract, which includes updat- is the overseeing agency in an blood drive, open to the public, Chelsea Avenue. Long Branch for a day at the beach Wednesday through Aug. 15 at the ing all ordinances passed since 1170 Inter-local dog warden agreement from 6 to 9 p.m. with Freehold, Freehold Township, HAZLET - The Raritan Bay and publishing the township's laws Town Criers Chapter of the Society in 50 bound books. Defeo said. Millstone and Englishtown. Man- alapan runs the program and bills for the Preservation and En- She said the books would provide couragement of Barber Shop a useful reference for municipal the other communities for the services. Quartet Singing in America re- government and law enforcement hearses each Tuesday at I p.m. at officials. The agreement among the com- munities was Initiated as a cost- RarlUn High School. Middle Road The firm will also publish, in EATONTOWN - Families booklet form, an updated version of saving measure, Defeo said.

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CINCINNATI (AP) - An omin- hits and struck out three, with the CHICAGO (AP) - in that going I was trying to hit the hall ous first inning had Philadelphia Phillies turning three double plays situation you come in and throw hard and I got it up " Manager Paul Owens fearing for to help bail him out of trouble strikes with a four-run lead," said the worst, but the Phillies' power "I got the pop-ups and the double Thurmond was three outs away San Diego relief ace Rich Gossage, from his first career shutout and made things turn out for the best plays when I needed them," Gross who was so effective that it cost last night. said it felt easy " his first complete game of the him a save season The Phillies put runners on Cincinnati opened the scoring in With a man on first and a 2-1 "I've never had a shutout and I second and third with none out but the first inning when Eric Davis count on Gary Matthews, Gossage and Dan Driessen drew walks was hoping for one but when you failed to score in the first inning relieved starter Mark Thurmond have a Gossage in the bullpen you against Cincinnati starter Tom After two outs, Davis scored on a and fanned Matthews in the ninth single by Dave Concepcion, who can't fault the manager." said Hume, 3-9, who struck out the side inning yesterday as the San Diego Thurmond to defuse the threat. But the had three hits Padres whipped the Chicago Cubs Phillies regrouped, pounding 13 hits 4-0 Manager Dick Williams said. to overwhelm the struggling Reds The Phillies tied the game in the "He walked th* first man in the 7-2. fourth when Schmidt singled, went Ironically, had Matthews inning and the minute he threw bill to third on Tim Corcoran'* single walked, it would have been charged two to Matthews, that was it "We had some timely hits, and scored when Ozzie Virgil to Thurmond, bringing the potential Thurmond did an outstanding job except in the first inning," Owens grounded into a double play. tying run on deck and Gossage for but it was time to get him." said. "We had almost two 'give me' Philadelphia blew the game open a save The Padres scored again In the runs. I hate to lose those kinds of in the fifth inning, exploding for third alter Alan Wiggins walked runs ' four runs, two on Maddox's fifth "When you have breathing room and stole second Wiggins went to it helps, " said Gossage Garry Maddox and Mike Schmidt homer of the season. Von Hayes third on Tony (Jwynn's single and made up for the first-inning failure. followed with a single and scored scored when Gwynn was thrown out on a triple by Juan Samuel Bobby Brown gave Thurmond, attempting to go to second Each collected a single, a double 6-5, breathing room with a two-run and a two-run homer to help Keefe Cato relieved Hume and homer in the second inning off Ruthven. whose last start wan Phillies starter Kevin Gross earn was greeted by a double by Schmidt Chicago starter Dick Ruthven. 2-6 May 17. underwent surgery on his his first complete game of the to scored Samuel It was Brown's second homer of the season. right arm to relieve artery press The Reds got a run in the sixth season ure He worked eight innings, "It was a good win," Schmidt on Driessen's sixth homer and the giving up six hits and walking two it was a fast ball," said Brown, while striking out four said. "We kind of regrouped after Phillies added a pair on the seventh •5K "I always look for the fast ball the first inning. An inning like that on a double by Samuel and LONG BALL TIME — Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Garry Maddox With T.K. (Terry Kennedy) on Thurmond second single of the can do you in." Schmidt's 18th home run, a tower- is congratulated at home plate by Von Hayes afler hiding a two-run base. I was jusi looking to drive the day drove in Kan Dlegci'i final run Gross, 5-4, allowed just seven ing shot into the right field stands homer in the fifth inning of last night's victory over the Cincinnati Reds ball in the gap and keep the rally in the ninth

YES BUICK • AMC • JEEP • RENAULT YOU CAN MERCURY • LINCOLN • CONTINENTAL AT aid Save... STRAUB Highway 35 at Parkway Exit 117 KEYPORT 264-4000/264-8500 B4 The Daily Register TUESDAY, JULY 17, Soviet-bloc athletes aim to outdo Olympians BERLIN (AP) - Soviet-bloc walked out of the Olympics to Competitions between the power- inches short of Cusmir's world Soviets are sending three other 1984 the 100-meter race. She consistent- protest alleged flaws in security ful Soviet and East German teams record. world record-setters: Margarita ly has clocked under 11 seconds this athletes boycotting the Lot Angeles 1 Summer Garnet aim to outdo arrangements for Communist en- should highlight the meet, but stare The "Olympic Day ' is an annual Ponomaryova, 53.98 seconds in 400- year, including a top time of 10 86 Olympic peifurmances at a two- trants They've kept up a stream of of other East European countries feature on Eait Germany's sports meter hurdles, Natalia at Potsdam In May day track and field meet starting criticism of Los Angeles since then also will take part, along with some calendar, but this year's meet was Liuovskaya, 74-1 In the shot put, America's Evelyn Ashford set Friday In East Berlin. A highlight of the East Berlin non-Olympic qualifiers from sev- eipanded to include other Soviet- and Yuri Sedyk. 283-3 in the the work: record of 10 71 in 19K Soviet pole vaultar Sergei Bubka. meet could be Bubka's attempt in eral Western nations. bloc stars. hammer throw. Goehr had been the previous record Soviet high jumper Tamara Bykova the pole vault He bettered his own However, there likely will be Besides Bubka and Bykova, the Goehr figures to run away with holder with a mark of 10.81. and Eait German iprinters Marliei world record at London's Crystal several notable absences from the Goehr and Martina Koch head the Palace last Friday, clearing It Communist lineup field at the "Olympic Day" meet, feet, 4V, Inches. It was the third Jarmila Kratochvilova of which winds up Saturday in nearby time this season that he surpassed Czechoslovakia, the women's world the world mark. Philadelphia welcomes Potsdam record holder in the 400 meters, and Heinz Czerwinski, secretary gen- The opening day finals at Romania's Anisoara Cusmir, the eral of the East German Track and Friedrich-Ludwig Stadium include world record holder in the long Field Federation, indicated that the the men's hammer and javelin and jump, are questionable starters, competitions are meant as a direct women's discus, 100 meters and East German officials said. Stars return back home challenge to the Los Angeles Sum- high Jump. Bykova holds the Romania is the only Soviet-bloc nation sending a team to Lot For many, it was a tint look at mer Olympic Games women's world record in the high PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The to Veterans Stadium to accept Angeles — a step that is known to the players in person. "Fortunately, in our sport, you jump with M*i Philadelphia Stars, flush from their a'phone call from President Re- have irritated Moscow and East There were few of the trappings can measure times and distances, triumph in the USFL championship agann Events Saturday in Potsdam Berlin of such events. No cheerleaders, no and compare them," he said, game, were welcomed home yes- In a call to the team offices. include men's 400 meters, shotput band, not even a mayor to welcome suggesting Communist athletes In the absence of Cusmir, East terday by thousands of cheering Reagan congratulated Coach im and penthalon finals, and women's the team. With Mayor W Wilson would go all-out (or world records Germany's Heike Daule is the fans and curious onlookers who Mora on the victory. shotput, javelin, 400 meters, 200 Good* at the Democratic conven- to surpass Olympic rivals. favorite in the long Jump. She lined the route of a victory parade "I was watching and the Stars meters, 400-meter hurdles and hep- tion, the city's managing director The Soviet Union and 14 allies tathlon finals leaped 24-1 earlier this season, ]M through Center City. really'were Stare," Reagan said. "They were dominating that fame Leo Brooks filled in The Stars' 23-3 victory over and certainly won the title in "I told the Mayor, 'You take care Arizona in the United States Foot- style." ball League's title game Sunday of the Democrats. I'll take care of Mora accepted the congratula- the Stars.' " Brooks told the crowd. gave the city a professional league tions and agreed with the President championship in all four major when he said. "I know that after Carol Lehman. 25, of south American spectator sports in the last year's cloae title game, this Philadelphia, hawked freshly last 10 years victory means even more." screened T-shirts at the plaza that arlier, at the celebration at JFK read "Stare — USFL Champions." The event was not on the scale of Plaza, the players were all smiles. miles-long Broad Street parades "When it was 13-3 at halltime." for the city's other championship "This is the icing on the cake," she said. "I said to myself. 'Carol, teams of the past decade - said Irv Eatman, the Sure' of- they're gonna win. Let's go make basketball's 76ers, hockey's Flyers fensive tackle who was named the shirts' " and baseball's Phillies - but it did . USFL's Man of the Year for his not lack enthusiasm. Sue Arenschleld, 25. said she community service went to several games and claimed A city truck lugged the players "We didn't anticipate all this, " the Stare "play better than the on a short loop through the city's he said "Philadelphia fans know Eagles " Ms Arenschield said she downtown, around City Hall and how to show appreciation for a preferred the Stare' parade to those deposited them at JFK Plaza championship team." for the other teams because "you can see the players." Workers ^neighboring office At least one fan, Harry C Phelps buildings showered them'with con- Jr.. 30 of Melrose Park, agreed The National Football League Eagles reached the Super Bowl in fetti as the players led the crowd In "This city carries a reputation in their "Woof-woof-woof" chant in 1980. and lost, but slumped badly honor of the team's self-described sports, in boxing, basketball, all last : "Doghouse Defense." sports - and people will support a winner," Phelps said. "They gave Police officer George Morse, 44. After the players and coaches us some pretty exciting football surveyed the scene and said. "This were introduced to rousing cheers, games, even though most were is nice. Now all we gotta do Is get they filed back into buses to return blowouts in the first half." some of them to the games." Raiders9 QB Plunkett

STARS COME HOME - Philadelphia Stars yesterday after their arrival from Tampa. The Stars set for another year Chuck Fusina holds the MVP trophy lor lans to see beat the Arizona Wranglers Sunday night lor the as the team rides through downtown Philadelphia USFL title Behind Fusina is Mark McCants SANTAflOSA, Calif (AP)-The ington, John Rogan and Greg Ikins arrival of starting quarterback Jim Other veterans who began prac- Plunkett, plus a handful of other tice were linebacker Jack Squirek. veterans, sparked Monday's two-a- who scored a touchdown with an day practice sessions for the Los intercepted pass in the Super Bowl DiMaggio: Blame owners Angeles Raiders against Washington, plus tight end Plunkett. the quarterback who Don Hasselbeck and offensive has led them to two Super Bowl lineman Curt Marsh The bulk of victories in the last four years, the Raider squad will join the 65 for baseball's problems joined fifth-year backup Marc currently in camp on Friday. Wilson in the quarterback spotlight As for yesterday's practices, DADEVILLK, Ala (AP) - For- paid by owners like the Yankees' last one." Flores said. "It was pretty normal George Steinbrenner. Atlanta's Ted DiMaggio said he is opposed to Also in camp are five other for the fourth day of rookie camp. mer New York Yankees great Joe quarterbacks: Veteran NFL DiMaggio said he is glad to see Turner and Gene Autry of the any further expansion of major We've had a few bumps and California Angels, have created league baseball backups David Humm and Jerry bruises, but nothing serious right major league baseball players com- JOE DIMAGGIO Golsteyn. plus rookies Randy Ess- manding big salaries, but he much of the turmoil in baseball "Play is at a level where it now." blames many of the game's prob- today should be now and that would be a lems on team owners who dish out "The money is behind all the terrible mistake, in my opinion, if big money turmoil," Dimaggio said of Stein- they expand." he said Larson Ford downs Hollywood When I played I had a helluva brenner and the Yankees. "It's not He called former Detroit Tigers just him It's these fellas that have second baseman Charlie Gehringer a hard time getting $5 from those NEPTUNE - Dan Callandrillo rebounder with 11 to match his 11 guys." DiMaggio said of the team all that money who create the "the best baseball player I ever CaMfMVMO 12 14 39 AuMft T S IS. Snow ? 5 turmoil — Turner, Autry Strangely saw," and said former Boston scored a game-high 39 points to points. Gordon Austin and Tom 19. SUM 4 3 II, CMgann 3 0 6. Kunn 2 0 4. owners "It was just not coming. So lead Larson Ford to a 112-105 Seaman added 19 points each for I O 2. CW 5 1 IP TOTALS 41 29 112 today, when I see players getting enough, though, those teams paying shgger Ted Williams was the best hitter he ever watched even though victory over Hollywood School of the winner* all this money, it's the other way all that money aren't 10 to IS games LiCoTt 6 0 16 Omt r 9 22. wan) 12 3 27. Bnmi ahead in the standings " the two had different philosophies Bartending in the first game of the •S 13. PM 7 • 22 >!• II 1 0 2 TOTALS 39 2« around The owners are paying the Jersey Shore Basketball League Don Ward led Hollywood (4-5) MS) players too much I wish I'd have DiMaggio said he could play for with 27 points. KM Nrt » It » H - in "Ted said he believed the best last night. M • I I f . . . < had that chance." Steinbrenner "If he paid me enough .... »i ii n u - m money " He defended the Yankee way to hit the ball was to undercut Alex Bradley led five players in Bradley and Kelvin Troy, who DiMaggiu, 69, made the remarks owner's method of dealing with his it." said DiMaggio. whose famous double figures as league-leading had 18 points, pulled down 14 and 11 during a visit to Auburn University hitting streak occurred during the 9 4 22. BiKMy I! 2 24. Troy 6 2 16 employees Headliner downed Coca Cola, rebounds, respectively to lead Mun*>y Silt. Prtt 306. Ownby 4 t 9 AuMn 2 Football Coach Pat Dye's invita- "Everybody goes to him because same year Williams hit 406 "I 111-94, in the second game. Headliner (8-1) Clint Wheeler 3 1. JanM 6 0 12. Srannan TOTALS 49 13 in tional golf weekend at nearby Still never wanted to disagree with him. C«ca CMa M he's the highest bidder." DiMaggio Callandrillo added six assists and added 22 points, eight assists and T«rlor 12 4 29. Mm 6 3 19 Hum 6 0 12 Waters resort. said "Then, after they sign and get because like I said, he was the four steals to help Larson Ford get five steals. Barlow Taylor led Coca VWMn* 6 4 20 rnomoaon 0 I 1. Star 9 4 14 DiMaggio, who had a 56-game greatest hitter I ever saw. But I over the 900 mark on the season at Cola (1-8) with 28 points and 12 TOTALS » 16 94 all that money, they say they're »••« M M M n - 111 hitting streak in 1941. said money always swung down on the ball " rebounds. dissatisfied. Craig Nettles was the 5-4 Jesse Stout was the ,'eading Cm Ca» n 14 a M - H RECREATIONAL SPORTS USFL players report to Giants PLEASANTVILLE. NY - De- its standard player contracts do not Instead of the traditional 12- spite threats of a suit from the expire until Nov 1. and that it is a minute run. players underwent United States Football League, two violation of those contracts for weightlifting and 220-yard dash of that league's players signed by players to report to National Foot- tests according to position No YMCA's Imbemba sets the New York Giants reported to ball League camps. results were released. the Giants' camp yesterday There were 51 players in camp John Tuggle. the reserve fullback Chris Godfrey, offensive lineman for the opening but drafted rookie who injured a knee in May's mini- signed from the Michigan Pan- Lionel Manuel, a wide receiver camp, reported in a cast and was Schmertz meet record thers' roster, and the Oakland from Pacific, was not among them able to lift weights He will not be Invaders' Kenny Daniels, a cor- He was slightly injured in a car able to do anything in the for- DOVF.R - Gene Imbemba of games St. John s topped 1st physicals for all girls ner back, took their physicals with Baptist, 14-9; St James downed cheerleaders, cross country, accident on the West Coast and will seeable future, however the Red Bank YMCA set a new rookies, free agents and injured be late reporting meet record at the eighth annual St. Anthony's, 7-5; Central beat gymnastics and tennis will be players. Godfrey will have to Two-a-day workouts begin this Schmertz Games at Ocean Coun- Baptist. 1-1; Tower Hill toppled given Aug. 30 at 3 p.m. undergo another physical on his Coach Bill Parcells said that morning. Practices are at 9:15 a.m. ty College when he won the 13-14 Peace of Christ, 6-3 and Physicals for all sports will be injured ankle, but Daniels passed Tony Galbreath. the veteran full- and 3:30 p.m. at the Pace Univer- 100 breastroke in 107.6. He also Shrewsbury defeated Lincroft. held Aug 31 at 8:30 am and participated in the weightlift- back acquired from Minnesota for sity training site and are open to took second place In the 100 M. ing and running tests Brad Van Pelt, will report tonight the public The remaining veterans backstroke and 200 freestyle. Women refs called The USFL has maintained that and begin practicing tomorrow report in Thursday Chris Cafone won the 10-under Shrewsbury breaststroke, was second in the Fir$t National wins Any person over the age of 18 50 butterfly and 100 free and third interested in becoming a woman in the 50 back and 50 free. Cafone SHREWSBURY - First Na- basketball official for the 1984-85 season can contact either Vicki Fair Haven stops Lions, 6-0 also won the 100 breast and 100 tional Bank (3-1) took a 13-11 fret' in a U.S.8. meet in Bayonne. slugfest from Shrewsbury State Gernert (477-8232) of Denise FAIR HAVEN - Dave Briggs and was second in the 50 breast In the Monmouth Central Bank Palaia 19224388) for further scored Mike King singled in two pitched a five-hit shutout and at a Central Jersey Aquatic Club- Softball League as Holly information. runs after two batters had walked. struck out eight batters as Fair CARLETON U.S.S. meet in Oakhurst DeStefano, Joanne Murchinson Colts Neck (111) scored two and Cheryl Olender all had three Wall Haven handed the Middletown more runs in the fourth hits for the winners Lions their first lost. 6-0. in Ed LEAGUE Alumni soccer set Carleton American League action Red Bank 9, Little Silver 1 Shrewsbury last night. RED BANK - John Eggleston Long Branch WALL - The annual Wall High pitched a three-hitter and Red Bank Tom Knox had the game-winning scored three runs in the third inning Glad Tiding* rolls Waves slates physi- School Alumni Soccer garnet will exploded for six runs in the first be held at the Wall High School RBI in the fourth inning with a and Steve Livingstone 12-01 struck inning to win the Ed Carleton East SHREWSBURY - Glad Tid- cals Stadium Aug 17 bases-loaded single. Jim Bogardis out five batters in five innings to game. ings moved into second place in The first game at 7 p m will added two hits and one RBI as Fair lead Colts Neck past Matawan in the "C" Division of the Christian LONG BRANCH - Long feature the alumni of St Rose Haven improved its record to 44. the American League West. The hitting attack was led by Fellowship Softball League by Branch High School athletic di- and Brick High Schools while the Middletown drops to 8-1-1. A.J. Garito. who went 2 for 4 on Michael Schroeder who went 3 for defeating Emmanuel, 15-8. Paul rector John Kahle has announced nightcap has the Wall alumni Colls Neck 5, Matawaa 2 the night, led off the third inning 4. and Tom Imbach and George Corman had a home run for the the schedule of fall physicals to meeting the Neptune alumni at 9 COLTS NECK - Colts Neck scoring with a triple and later Selah who batted 2 for 4. winners be held next month p.m. All former soccer players Jim Sullivan. Pat Orefice and Football and soccer physicals from the four schools who gradu- Chuck Dcvine contributed three for sophomores, juniors and ated up through 1983 are eligible hits each. Dave Henry added a seniors will be held at 8:30 am Star Sports Shack and Inc of Jones cops Fort Wives tournament two-run homer and Paul Jones and 5:30 p.m. Aug 20 Freshman Wall and the Wall High School FORT MONMOl'TH - Florence the B" Flight. Louise Parent took Golding iDi were the other was the winning pitcher as Red football physicals will be held Athletic Department are the co- Jones won the championship flight Bank belted Community, 19-7 Aug 28 at 8 30 am Boys (all first in the "C" Flight and Mary flight winners sponsors. of the Fort Monmouth Golf Club's Golding won the D" Flight Conley was closest to the pin on Winning pitcher Boog grades I cross country, gym- ' For more information, contact nastics and soccer physicals are Officer's Wives tournament yester- Fort Monmouth also held a the seventh hole and Rommell haJ Hagerman homered a Lighthouse Wall High School athletic direc- day Ladies 9-hole low net tourney with trimmed Belford. 9-4 In other set for Aug 29 at 3 p m rind low putts with 15 Jones i4th>. tor Bill Grahill at the high school Susan McLay won the "A" McLay winning the "A" Flight Pat Betty Bacon i3rdi and Rommell Flight. Ceil Rommell was first in Conley ("B"l, Parent iT'i and 17th I had chip-ins TUESDAY, JULY 17. 1964 -yhe Daily Register BS Slew's son captures feature race at Monmouth

BY JOE HINTELMANN second and third, respectively He favored Chatisun at odds of 4-1 The easier than any hone he's ever had The weifhu (or the C00.00O Dancer, the 1984 Preaknets runner covered six furlongs in 1 101 and trained by Jack C VanBerg. will OCEANPORT - Robert L. victory vindicated Handy s con- in 40 years of training Hiikell Invitational on July 9 have paid $5 60 The exacta paid 133 60 not run Feinberg's Plewperfect, a 3-year- fidence in the horse since every vet Handy also won the 10th race, recently been released At The Plewperfect had made his career Track Barron won the Tremont old son of Seattle Slew, made the he talked to had said the horse saddling Mrs Arthur J Toman's Threshold is top-weighted at 125 debut here on June 16. but finished Stakes last year, but broke a bone jump from maiden race to allow- would never run Intheblack (17401 Handy just re- pounds Racing Secretary Bob 20 lengths behind at odds of 3-5 in his foot while preparing for ance company easily yesterday as Plewperfect. purchased for the cently took over the Toman horses Kulina expects another top field Trainer Handy and regular rider Monmouth's Sapling Stakes The he scored a facile victory in second lowest price for any Seattle Apprentice Chris Antley. leading Once people see the weights, Joe Rocco felt he had an excuse injury sidelined him until this Monmouth Park's featured ninth Slew offspring sold at auction in rider of the meeting, rode In- we'll know better," he said "We've that day They stated after the race spring Since then he has won four race The victory was his second in 1982. had had a bad hitch in his right theblack to post a double for the been fortunate enough in the past to that the horse started looking of five starts Including Belmont three career starts rear leg The trainer thought at afternoon He took the fourth race get three or four really good horses around at the head of the stretch first that it was a stifle or hock with Targhee (9 60) Veteran Mike The race will be important in the Park's Grade 1 Dwyer Stakes and The winner, a $215,000 yearling and got soundly bumped Rocco problem, but careful examination A Gonzalez also had two winners, 3-year-old picture the Colin. purchase trained by George Handy, suggested blinkers for the next proved otherwise The defect didn't both long shots He took the third Other possibles for the Haskell led all the way, repulsing in turn Trainer Leroy Jolley informed race. affect his running race with Only Sandi's 139 601 and include Morning Bob. Play On, challenges from Frozen Mark and Kulina that Track Barren co- Plewperfect then raced on July 7. The horse now seems sound and. the eighth with Steve's A'Gogo Biloxi Indian. Big Pistol. Tights. CerUmtransaction, who finished second high weight with Gate with blinkers, winning easily over according to Handy, does things 147 201 Dancer at 123 pounds, will defi- Dam That Alarm and Secret nitely go in the Haskell Gate Prince. MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS

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44CM»lalon Rmma you UASONCE ' NO ONE WAS EVER A • WlthagK 4r«oM»W 1 ity boana AKiouKfc-ME.TQD" KID UKE «XJ, DENNIS ' 10 Lobalot 4S Slowdown laatufM •> EnV- 11 Mualclan SOWarood THE FAMILY CIRCUS Shanka. 5t*la» 11 Solaf dto* 52 SH.ua GARFIELD eaka U Holiday QOOO AnORNINGr. , ,, THAT'S ONLV A IT bOHt. VOl.*, rara 21 AlalMr lima OLP BOPPV II PltCE OF LINT, EAT Ham 57Draplnan GARFIELP —ii 7/7 JVM PAVT6 SNUFFY SMITH 1 1 IT'S FIXIN'TO RAIN CATS WHAR \\C NOWHflR r BBT' AN' DOGS" I BETTER WEAR VE MV RAINCOAT AN'GALOSHES GOIN', 1-H AN' SIT MV MAW? UMBRELLA "Give me back my good white glove, Michael Jackson, or I'm tellin' Mommy!" 1 i 1 YOUR HOROSCOPE 1111!1 THE WIZARD OF ID BY STELLA WILDER Let your birthday star be your dailIy gives you. TUESDAY, JULY 17 guide CAPRICORN (Dec. H-Jsa. It) WEDNESDAY, JULY It — Save speculation for another Born today you will learn early CANCER (Jane tl-Jily tt) - time. Make your peace with an old in life that your best work la done Make yourself known to one who friend before going any further when the decisions and preparation holds the key to success in your with present projects leading up to It have been made by field. Ask questions: listen careful- AQUARIUS (Ju. M-Feb. II) - you, with no outside influence or ly to answers You know a good prospect when you pressure. You have an excellent LEO (July JJ-Ang. U) - The see it today. But recognition ii not head for business, a strong sense of sensitivity of your companion for the whole story Do something right and wrong, and a natural the day encourages you to share about it! sensitivity that enables you to get dreams, disappointments Just PISCES (Feb. lt-Marck W) - along well with people, under- what you need! Make an effort to get to the source standing them without at the same VIRGO (Aag. tt-Sepl. B> - This of unhappiness on the home front. time being overwhelmed by them is not the day for faking it. If you Loved ones can give you many Excellence results from the com- don't know the answers, say so clues now MARY WORTH bination Help is on the way. ARIES (March 11-April It) - You always go out of your way to LIBRA (Seal. tS-Oct. tt> - Relationships are strengthened by WHAT COULD VOU JI KNOW YOUR PENSION WOULDN'T avoid friction, employing tact and Many demands are made on your adversity today Solidarity on the diplomacy even as you are truthful time today Don't panic if you can't home front is the key to eventual PBOSeCUTOR? and independent. You are a highly meet them all. Most will wait until success. fM RETiREDI persuasive leader, gaining fol- tomorrow. TAURUS (April It-May M) - lowers simply by talking to people SCORPIO (Oct. tt-Nov. 211 - Select companions with care today. Philosophical in failure, you are Take care that jealousy does not Much occurs between dawn and ecstatic in success. come between you and friend dusk that you would not wish to be Also born on this date are James today. Make criticism construction associated. Cagaey and Donald Satberlaad, or hold your peace. GEMINI (May Zl-Jue M) - actors; Phyllis Dtller, comediai. SAGITTARIUS (Nov.tt-Dec. 21 ) Solve the difficulties of the moment To see what is in store for you - Exercise your executive ability. and don't worry about those which tomorrow, find your birthday and Delegate authority where you can, may occur in the future. The day read the corresponding paragraph and then enjoyt the freedom that ends well.

BLONDIE OCWDOO, WHAT ARE WEREN'T VOU OOING (.THEN 1 THOUGHT BRIDGE ADVICE VDU C»ING » TO PUT UP THE (ABOUT SLEEPING ) HANWOCK ^BV-( ON IT By ALFRED SHE1N WOLD trumps, winning four normal clubs) because partner might bid Don't make life easy for your trumps, one ruff in dummy, two two spades instead of two hearu, opponenU. heart*, the king and jack of dia- and then you'd have a terrible time monds, and a club. During the 1959 world champi- getting to a safe contract onship the contract and the open- GUTSY rLAY South dealer ing lead were the same at both At the second table of the match, Both sides vulnerable tables in today's hand. The U.S. declarer likewise took the ten of declarer took the ten of spades and spades and led dummy's diamond. NORTH led dummy's singleton diamond. East, New York expert Leonard • A 1083 Like most limid players. East Harmon, casually played low, as all 62 will be on the way lo you wbea you ANSWER: Bid two diamonds. OKJ93 scad f 1.00 plus a slamaoa1, aelf-aa'- Since you have only six highcard • KQ3 dreuod No. 10 oavolopo to Back- points, game is practically out of Stalk W«t North East (ammoo, la care of this aowsaa- the question; and since you have a 1* Pass 3^ Pass per, P.O. Box 1000, Las singleton, two diamonds should be 4» All Pass I H/WE A FEEUN& THIS CAMKtSJ. a safer part score than INT. It's 15 NOT A VERY" FfflEHPLV unwise to use the Slay man Con- • ISM. Ua Anojka Tmat Syndou vention (by a response of two Opening lead - - • 2 ANDYCAPP

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WOULD VOU CARE TO MAYBE J WILL ...IT TRY OUR SPECIAL? 50UNWINTKE5TIN6. TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1984 Business The Daily Register B7 NY STOCK EXCHANGE Paintings produce returns

should check market prices on the NEW rOKK (AH • M. nd.V Q: Whit types of laveslments did nttlaaal arlca. lar la•w y.rfc Marian l.ll II 114 /itt /44k 74tt— tt day you wish to sell in order to Mttrla I M 14SS44 lltt lit* Utt*] Ike best la Increasiif la value Halt lackaMM Illli.l MlPaal 11.44 • II litt Ittt lltt determine whether it would be AMP >a _ IM II lit. IIH. w dariag tke pail 12 meaihi' By this AMRC* 14141 lilt lit. IS - M worthwhile to convert to common ASA la _ IM lilt Mt. I roe.k everytblBi. wbeUwr slocks stock first AtlLaa III 14 l»l 41 altt NCR I M • Illl or art or wbalever. A.m.. It tl nvt IIW tit. NL ma 10 III Q: I'd like to bay some iaexpetv A.InU Ml 1II4M »t.aii« Ittt Mattel I.M ~i III A: According to the annual AlrPrd i II III MH lilt » - H NalCan 1 ti 17 ANDREW sive slocks caslug IU a share or survey on investment returns done AlltAIr 14 Mill tit a itt »tt- H Natoin I.M tl IM less on a specalalive basis. Waal ao AIC.K 1 H ii m »« atllt 14 - W NalPG ll II l 111 by Salomon Brothers, old masters Alaldl IN 44 IIIHH mt N.tOva 1.11 4 III LECKEY you suggest? AiitPw 1 Ultit. lltt nvt* H Nil 11 SI paintlnfi produced • return of 14 tilt* Vt A: The Dean Witter Reynolds AltaCa • IMI Mtt ltfc Miami ft I111M percent during the past 13 months AIMSIr 1 lit. Hit HW* W Na»Pw t.ll I III brokerage firm suggests that the lltt* Vt AllllCrl IMI a ttt NIxll I.M 1 111 Treasury bills turned in * 94 Alcaa t.M II 4111 tltt tt.- H Ntamt 1 14 111 following stocks traded over the ;I n w lltt— W percent return, coins 7 4 percent, Amaa II . 411 Ittt IIH NltMP 1 11141 counter will produce above average 1 II lilt AmHai • Illl 11V. 111. llvt* It Nartlta I.M 1 IIH housing 5.5 percent and Chinese AmAar _ II IW Itt Dana i I.M • IH til* Ittt Narlat M 1 11 returns for aggressive investors: Itt— vt ceramics 3 percent ASrana 1 11I 111 llvt IIW DartKr 4.14 HIM 14 7IVt NAPhl 1 t I III Comprehensive Care (around Al«c,l 44 V. II HVt* H OatOn > NaatlUt IM 1 tan 1.14) II 14*1 14 tit 4ltt 44t* Diamonds and oil remained stag- making the contribution. By that AmCan IM 11 11144H IIM llvt- w Oavca .14 1 M I4H Iltt 1 Nina PS I.M 11111 112, OTC) in medical services; Un ACyan 1 M11 Illl M IIW 44 — Vt OaylMa .11 II 111* II JJtt NaStP» 1.14 1 IM nant, but losses were logged for the time the time value of your tax AEIP* 1 14 lltM HVt 11 14 » w Da»1PL If in Broadcasting (around $22, OTC) In 1 I 1141 Iltt Iltt Narlr* 1 M following: Stocks were down 1.2 AHlEaa 1 II HUM MVt 17W nvt* vt Daara I 17 lilt Ittt tilt NwatAIr ll II savings will at least offset the 10 broadcasting; ISC Systems (around at •ivt* vt AFamll • HI lilt 17 DallaAr U IS 117* Mtt IIH Nwtlna IMI percent, gold down 4 percent, bonds percent penalty, counsels the Alex- AHama 1.44 Him ItW Ittt nvt— vt Dannvft Marian 1 iT II $16, OTC) In computer peripherals, II 14 IIS Mtt Mtt J down 7 percent and silver down 25 ander Grant accounting firm. AHata 1 11it mi II MW Dalla I.M 11111 Iltt Htt Nar.it I.M i IS and Ogilvy 4 Mather (around $28. Amrtc r. 1 1 Ull IIW II OlamJ 7 HSI lit III M4I Mtt Iltt NVMX n 1 percent. If your financial position war- AmMal — mi larv • .SI 11 II* •••HP Mil _ 111 Stt itt S II 111 IIH ItW >>Ml I J* II *M Partn • I except under specific circum- quarter in 1983 Sales in the second EkCala I.M • It Iltt II II ___ Panntv I.M I 11*1 M 41H premature distribution on Line 21 Euan 1.41 17111 41 Iltt 41 • tt PaPL 141 I 441 I1M lltt of IRS Form 1040 Then figure your •laacei. quarter increased 10 percent to $2 8 Panmal I.M II 1111 MH lltt penalty tax on Form 5329. Attach What would be the most economi- billion from $2 5 billion in the year- • WrIMI »1 _ Ml II irt l PanICa I.M 111441 41 4IH I • vISaiau PMC II Ml lit* Iltt ParkEi M 14 IIM Htt ItH the completed Form 5329 and enter cal way Io go about selling these ago quarter _ IM lit Itt Pfliar • SallvMf H 141)11 11 Vt »t> FalrcM II IN Iltt 111* l.II 114111 IIM aMtt shares? Palrta I IS It lltk PkalpO — 141 IIH IIM the penalty tax on Line 55 of your • SallOE I t ISI lit. II 'I For the first six months of the •••.On. n.*ak i in n tin F.d.n .11 II II I Sit Pkllall IH I llll UHtiltt Income tax return A: Your best course of action PMNM PMlMr la HIM MH Hit I • Inlla LSI I 17M I4t» II* .11 111411 Iltt Iltt would be to call several brokerage year, net income was $2(3 million, •Maactl 1.71 F.dDJt 1.41 7 111 4ltt 4t PkllPal l 40 1 MM IIW MH As a rule of thumb, you should ii 171 mt i*tt i Pint* •I « ••MiTr a II 10 IM) m uvtj Fine.A I 4111 Iltt « t Itl M IIM I avoid withdrawals from your IRA firms in your area to see what they or $2 73 per share, as compared to •laalCa I.It FnSSar _ 4i« itt a I Planaar 114 14 IMt tltt I4H • Mil lilt ll« Pltnvtt would charge to handle this trans- $224 million, or $2 39 per share, for •Salar ll M7 in in Fir.tin M « 4M Iltt Ittt 111111 IIH MH for the first four to five years after •I.IMw I .M • SM 11» 17 FSIlT II II I 411 Ittt tltt Pimm — Ill HH HH 1 action. the first half of last year. Six-month FStPla I.M 11 111 lltt lltt • •MAI ni.M 7 1M7 7m 7t«J II I tltt II Pnawm sales were $5 6 billion, up from $5 -SallSa al.M 7 Mil I* !*•» I F.IChlc I.MMI Ml lit. Mtt P.l.na II III I1M MH I This preferred is convertible into FlnlH. 11.114 I IM Mtt IMt III 4 IIM 14H IIM .-Market In Brie 'a.nic. t I M » f. CIS I.M 1 M4 M H Kat OftMIII. 114 II III IIM RaaaSI 40 1* Ml lOttdlOH Fkai Paepla. Natl N j I I*. •H IH CIONA I.M I 1444 M« 111* Wit— t> OM*I lisa Mtt iltt* « RalcnC Ml I* 11 lltt 1 450 nag* Sanco.p II 11'» M II I IIM lift Ra*Alr Monmoulh P»fk CPC mi I.MII 411 IIH MH llvt— I* GPU I III IVtItt « _ 1*1 Itt Itt IOH II Monmouln flMtUMI* I I CSX • 1.14 7 SOU 10H II MM— tt GnSlanl I.M11 Ml IIHIIH 41 __ Ra»lan I.M II INS Mtt MH HH II Ravnln N J MsMOuro* Corp Caaiar II 4M Iltt *» IHt- tt Oanaca 1 Itt IMlit Itt— tt I.M I Illl Sltt Sltt ! Manorial Community tank 41 44 OCMn Airway* 1/11 3/11 O.P.t 40 RavMII 1 1 111 tltt lit* rtVtjtWtjVi viata H*. 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The 'goose-bump factor': a plus for Ferraro BY ELLEN GOODMAN "Not bad for a housewile from in short, real. in school She's been a teacher, a Everyone of us who thought when Queens, huh?" SAN FRANCISCO - Step aside Indeed, during an interview last night law student and full-time we made it. all women had made it Gerry Ferraro is no generic all- winter, Ferraro talked with amaze- cynic*, "pander-watchers" and as mother to three children, the eldest Or who thought, If I make it, it purpose "woman" set up as a ment and horror at the way another sorted poll who've been around too of whom works for Salomon doesn't matter who else makes It.'" cardboard figure of progress Under vp , George Bush, turned himself knf to believe that anything really Brothers. "My daughter the beauti- It matters to Ferraro. the silk-dress-and-pearls look of the into a Reagan clone Ferraro chanfM. Mondale did It. We have ful banker," she says with wry handsome 48-year-old, three-term couldn't make such a trans- In the coming weeks, much will now experienced the first genuine pride congreiswoman, is a feisty, rough formation, nor will she have to. In be said of gender gaps and demo- case of foose bumpi in the 1984 around-the-edges independent who their first meeting in Minnesota. In the D.A.'s office in Queens, graphics, of her ability to attract the ran for re-election under the ap- Ferraro's New York bluntness working class, or ethnics, or elderly, "American history is about doors Ferraro worked as a prosecutor in propriate slogan "Finally a Tough didn't quite fit the Midwestern the Special Victim's Bureau and or women. Much will be said of. bataic opened,' Geraldlne Ferraro Democrat " Mondale style, but they are on the Ferraro as a Democratic team said, and the door Is now open to became, as she says, "really crazy This is not the safe "junior same political wave length player who forged a party platform her She Is the newest In a long line on the subject of rape." She knows partner"' figure that Mondale might Her "newness," her "fresh face" out of party chaos. of firsts - the first serious woman nothing like the ones that Reagan what it's like to be one of two have chosen Dianne Feinstein was is a plus on the political scene, vice-presidential nominee made You won't find Ferraro women In a law-school class She closer to that Part of Ferraro's though she suffers from newcomer In the coming weeks. Ferraro will The last weeks have been a roller- saying that trees cause pollution." knows what it's like to have a bank charm and part of the risk is not just syndrome As one high-ranking par- have her clothes, her children, her coaster trip that would have The pluses on the Ferraro ledger refuse her money for a political her sex, but her personality ty official put it, "Sometimes she husband, her accent, her record, her. challenged the equilibrium of Sally are enormous. The brightest of them campaign unless her husband co- This lady can be engaging and has the problem a lot of women have is that goose-bump factor As signed for the loan. And she knows every sentence and every move Ride We hit one of those rare - taking themselves seriously." It flip, full of warmth and able to shoot Americans, we are particularly^ what it's like to represent a district scrutinized. As the Number One moments when the right thing to do takes some doing to change your Woman in the Number Two Spot, WM also the politically savvy thing from the lip When a Reagan arms- vulnerable to dream stories and, as of working-class people and elderly control honcho complained to her self-image from a former housewife who've been hit by Reaganomics. she'll be a walking, talking class to do. to future vice president Mondale noted, Ferraro's life has about'the cost of entitlement pro- everything but the log cabin action on how "women" perform. For a while It wasn't clear that The hope is that Ferraro can keep Mondale would seize the moment grams, she shot back. "The.biggest Ferraro is the "self-made" As she told a meeting of women entitlement is the defense budget'" the delightful, down-home style woman who remembers where she's judges, "If we as women don't look But for the moment, let's talk Now, the running mate has Injected intact while smoothing out the rough history. Before 1*20, women In the a huge "wow" Into this dreary year At times in these high-pressure been and what it felt like Ferraro's out for other women, who will? If we weeks. Ferraro snapped at re- edges under the pressing of a father died when she was 8 and her as women don't care what happens country weren't allowed to vote. In of political conversation, a hit of national political campaign. As to women it will not just be the 1984, Gerry Ferraro is running for adrenaline, a rush of good feeling. porters who asked her "Would you mother went to work stringing be considered for the job if your Mondale advisor Anne Wexler says, beads in the garment industry waitress or the welfare mother who vice president. Ferraro said it: And as Gerry Ferraro likes to say. 7 name was Gerald Ferraro " She is. "She may make some mistakes, but Fer- -"l the scholarship student lo«c« it will be every one of us. "There's an electricity in the air." -OH! YOUR ACHING BACK- Mattress benefits Exercise can relieve back pain from periodic turns BY PAUL RAEBURN between the ages of 40 and 60 AP science editor Their most common problems DEAR HELOISE: Second la a if rift are slipped discs, the beginnings Have a new mnltress? I work for of arthritis in the spine, or a a manufacturer of quality bedding wayward nerve that protrudes Our company recommends that you NEW YORK - The fitness slightly from the spine movement that began In the lOTOs turn a new mattress about once a HINTS "Usually a patient will say I month for at least three months. has brought growing awareness have a lot of back pain and a little that exercise can be helpful In After thai, yoa turn II oaly about FROM tingling in my leg," Nagler says. once every six months. preventing and treating back The tingling is a sign of pressure If your maltress Is one that Is pain, doctors say. on a spinal nerve. HELOISE relatively Inexpensive, It should be Dr. Wllllbald Nagler, a re- Disc problems are often cor- turned about every three or four cognised authority on the use of rected by surgery or with injec- months. I like to not only reverse exercise to treat back pain, says tions of a drug called chymopa- sides but ends as well. he can eliminate pain in 80 pain that dissolves the offending Turning a mattress makes It last percent of his patients with a disc. But both surgery and drug longer, airs It oal and belpt to keep supervised exercise program he treatment have drawbacks, and different dessert. — Catherine Near- It from gelling lumpy or from has developed over the past exercise alone can sometimes hart tagging In one area. — Janet Ford decade resolve the problem, says Mouth-watering! — Heloise True according to other bed- "If It's a structured exercise Nagler DOUBLE-DUTY SHOVEL ding manufacturers too Mattresses program, one can make these "Often if one keeps people Dear Heloise: If yoa move from are not inexpensive, so take care of people function quite well," says active, the disc comes out and the North to Ike South as we did, your investment. Better sleep over Nagler, head of the department doesn't press on the nerve any don't throw away yoar snow shovel. a longer period of time will be your of physical medicine at the New more," he says It's handy to scoop ap piled leaves ; reward — Heloise York Hospital-Cornell Medical The program begins with or pine needles aad holdt much Center in New York City evaluation by a physical thera- tions for the patient and better The Ys Way To A Healthy HINTS FROM HIM more than anything we've ever nsed . The program works well even pist. Improper posture is often follow-ups." Back." by Alexander Melleby. Dear Heloise: I discovered a before. Also, It's great whea trying • when back problems are bad found to be due to a combination "When we have a failure, it's director of the New York Healthy terrific Idea yesterday ... to scoop ap leaves mixed with nal enough to affect the nerves in the of weak stomach muscles and very often due to failure to Back Institute (The book is If you are troubled with arthritis shells, rocks, twigs, etc. - Cindy spinal cord, Nagler says "We do tight hip and back muscles. understand the instructions," he published in paperback by New and have no one home to kelp you Bnrleton not change the neurological defi- Strengthening the stomach and says Century Publishers, Piscataway. fold bed sheets, jntt pat them on the cit per se, but the patient feels • HAND LAUNDRY back muscles keeps pressure off Of course, exercise will not N.J.) bed as uiual, then fold them from much better and can function Dear Heloise: Having aa arm la Jhe spine. "The stomach muscles work for everyone. "I cannot there. much better," he says Other back programs are a cast made ll Impossible to do hand can never be tight enough," says change a person's personality, Easier — and saves time too. — Exercise does two things to available for back pain sufferers, washabiet until I got a toy wash- Nagler Tight muscles are and personality does affect the Big Al ' , ease back pain, authorities say. but some are harmful, says board loosened up with physical ther- exercise process," says Nagler Nagler. They could trigger back It tones and tightens muscles, apy. Weak muscles are And patients with serious back LEFTOVER COOKIES It's Ike handiest thing I owa. - improving posture And it helps pain where none previously ex- Thelma Barrett strengthened with exercises problems are not admitted to the isted. Dear Heloise: I have a dessert I control weight. Excess weight At first, the exercises must be program make aad several friends have told places tremendous stress on the Nagler's advice on how to find HIGHCHAIR HELP done every day Later that is Nagler was one of a committee a good exercise program is to ask me I should tend the "recipe" to Heloise, so here II Is. Dear Heloise: My s-moatb-old reduced to four times a week, 15 of experts that helped develop the Instructors what training daagkter suffer* from "roaad bot- "If you carry an extra 20 I use up "leftover" cookies by to 20 minutes each time. "Our the YMCA Healthy Back Pro- they have. tom" when seated in her wooden pounds, every time you sit or lining a glass pie pan with them goal Is to make the patient gram, which is offered at YMCAs hlgachair. During her meals or stand your back is carrying a If instructors ask for a history Then I make a box of padding mix. independent from us." says across the country. "It's basical- playtime la Ike chair the nsed to load," says Dr. Frances Conley, of back pain, that's a good sign. I poar some of the pudding over Ike Nagler ly a good program," says Nagler. "I would be careful of the constantly slide down to her a Stanford University neu- Nagler's exercise program is "The only problem Is it's not rosurgeon. "That's like putting a person who says he never had more successful than some very individualized " any complications," says Nagler 20-pound weight on your back." cover them with the rest of the others, and he says that's be- The YMCA has also published Tomorrow: A New Alternative Most of Nagler's patients are pudding. To save me time from always cause "we have better instruc- a book detailing its program. To Surgery This really makes a sice aad having lo rescue her, I placed a rubber kitchen sink mat on the seat of the chair. No more •lipping and sibling aad spills are easy lo wash off Ike mat! - Diane Palmer Program reaches out to the newly widowed Anything to make life easier on those little ones. - Heloise Dear Ann Landers: I nope I don't I found myself wishing I could the anxiety and loneliness can relate They contacted the Widowed Per- CHEESE CUTTER seaad like a sniveling, self-pltylng trade places with that dear woman. sons Service. This group does a in meaningful ways to individuals leal, bat my life has been » dlimal My anxiety and grief suddenly who are struggling to make the Dear Heloise: If yoa waat to cat fabulous job under the auspices of cheese into smaller blocks and yoar and Joyless these last several turned to anger. Why couldn't the the American Associaton of Retired transition months I don't care If tomorrow Lord take me Instead of her? She Is This program is open to persons knife Isn't doing a good job, use a Persons. Their services are avail- string or strong thread lasteaa* of the ever comes. My husband passed only 44 and she had to much to live ANN able in 150 communities around the of all ages - both widows and away a year ago la January, and I for and I want to die. It all seems widowers knife. United States and there Is no It will easily and quickly cat off can't setm to pall myself together so unfair. LANDERS' charge. Anyone who is interested can I didn't realise bow low I was until Forgive me for rambling on, Ann, receive information and a free Ike amounts needed. — Delay Theirs is an outreach program to Maddox last week. I spent the evening with but I need to talk. Please tell me if help the newly widowed. They offer booklet. "On Being Alone " Write to a wonderful young coutln whose I will ever gel over feeling miser- emotional support and a listening WPSAARP. 1909 K St. N.W.. wile had been operated on that able. Our marriage was one of the Send a great hint to Heloise, P.O. ear, as well as referrals to ap- Washington, DC 20049. Box 32000, San Antonio, TX 78216 . morning for a malignant tumor. He few good ones around. We were propriate community resources. Those who lost their partners Is a physician and accompanied his perfect for each other. I haven't had She can't answer your letter per- Dear Wilmette: Yes. and I hope Trained volunteers who have been CAN do something about getting sonally but she will feature the best wile to the operating room. It was a happy day or a good night's sleep you take it. A great many people widowed 18 months or more and back into the mainstream of life. since my darling passed away. Do tips received in her column.... so noc necessary for the oncology who were once in your shoes are have adjusted to their grief offer the God helps those who help them start watching for yours! "^ sargeoa to tell him the bad news. He you have any advice for me? - happy now. and I can tell you how newly widowed hope and encourage- wives. knew Ibe situation was hopeless. Wllmrtte, III. they got that way ment Those who have been through The Rev. Joseph Martin to speak on alcoholism

MIDDLETOWN - The Rev Joseph P. Martin, an internationally known lecturer on alcoholism, will speak on "Alcoholism and the RUMMER jyV Family" at 8 p.m.. July 25. in the gymnasium at Brookdale Communi- ty College. Lincroft. p FRED WARING Co-sponsors of the event are the National Council on Alcoholism Keeps getting betterl (NCA) of Monmouth County, which SHOW is based in Red Bank, and Brookdale Now 35% Off With the Pennsytvanians Community College Beachwear Blazers Dresses. Hats AT Martin, a Catholic priest who was Handbags Golf Skirts. Jackets. Pants raised in Baltimore. Md . is best Shirts Shorts Skirts. Sleepwear Sweaters OCEAN GROVE AUDITORIUM known for his film. "Chalk Talk on Accessories. Gifts. Alcohol." which has become a film Menswear too1 . classic in alcohol treatment centers schools and industry He also made Saturday, July 21 — 8 PM eight other films and 18 audio tapes on the disease and the alcoholic's Tickets $8.50 recovery Coming Next Sat. July 28 Martin received the first annual The Re\ Joseph P. Martin CATHEDRAL CONCERT ORCHESTRA Marty Mann Award for Outstanding with Guest Organist Gordon Turk Achievement in Alcoholism Com- He is also ihc co-foundei ol Ashley Inc J non-profit, tax-ex- munications. He was chosen from RimiM HI i£f& Roulette Ticket Office Open Mon. thru Sat., 9-12 & 1-5 among 12 nominees in a poll of empl treatment center for al- jlhes and gills li 7 WPS! River coholics which is located in Havre country living Htirmon NJ84? 988-0645 several thousand health pro- 1 cli (irace, Md All Soles Final TUESDAY JULV 17 1984 B9 S1H«lpWMttd III Help Wanted Parents learn ItlCUU* 51 HtlpWanttd $1 Help Wanted |1| EXP'D COOK • TRAINEREEE AAjjp., ifi pawn. S*ora POMII km Hwy 36 HUM /^g Register * £0 J Nl SOLICIT L>RS avanmat Solicit ap PLUMBER - Minimum j yr« « , a wtri ho-ria ownurt about children ira ana'•novation Proof >•- AIDES M/F — MOMfc- quir»d Mull have valid NJ Ci . 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Apt S3, Abe* miaatona bonueee and hava BARTENDER Full ttma). cook- r COOKS center" never saw a human face *l Auction Sam dean ampta floor ttma II you hava a '•iia.it individual with good | HARVSHTEH ing eap needed Apply m person MAINTENANCE J, Pets and Livelier* 1 poBiltva aftituda call Jaff tor um comm typing 4 oflice skills Re- | home days One day while pushing my cart through the batwaan 3 ft S Pour Houee MO HAIRDRESSERS — tl Applications now being taken lor fWcraft lidannal 7-3 Eatontown and hava had aoma anpoaura to n tiB I aboul it now Our office • one ol ' o« «' 9"»»m« ' week River Plata/ Red Bar.. CLERK KM ESTATE Kami » 5 E and give her word skills never before within her iha top 4 in th« Red Bank area ' M^T'equiremants | araa Call 530 0160 8 9 p m Mottvetad. brighi individual 10. Aparimenrs I We era busy We need you E*c I KHIIDCAHt NEEDED ror 10 grasp naadad to proeaaa bwina and 10? Houses lor Aeni HOST/HOSTESS - Appty in I training motivation ft guidance aaaw in all ofttca functlont Muai Monday through Friday I mil old. lor teacher m Sept HeniaH to Share paraon Oanruda Browne. 1202 available We currently have T SALES ASSISTANT/ She used the books twice Once lo look up the ba wau-orrjanliad and dataN- 103 Mirtillatown Call 671 «37O •• Sycamore Ava . Tmton Fairs ba~ NURSES M'F - PART TIME million dollar associates Need i onantad CaH only parwaan f 1 104 W.ntet Rentals SECRETARY i> m birthdate of Paul McCartney and the other time ftwaan 3-5 p m Muaiba abt« to RN/LPN 2 10 3 time* weekly lor more Experienced or begmneis a m and 1 p m aak for Mlaa Summer Rental. High quality window to seeks an 105 work aoma luncfi/dlnnara (the SA through TU) to press a corsage Brown &42-4000 Cut 2Ot 73 30 shift, for (kitted nursing ' Call Roger individual to provide secrelenal CHI1D CARE - 2 children. 7 Equal Opoty Emptoyar M(F 106 Furnished Rooms HVOrEfMT — OuaWy prawan CE" NNTURV 21 COZENS Reellota sales Bsaisiante Poailion m "...I ft 4 yr* old My home Marr The typewriter that was to make her an A 107 Nursing/ Retirement iwn Pario-oriamad praHtica Independently Owned eludes lyping record keepinpgg Itamplon'Maiawan 4 day* per student didn't She X ed out a Christmas tree on BOOVPER8ONS HELPER - Homes Part ttma Can Mi mj NURSi FOR COMPANY - [m 813 River Rd Fair Haven llrt contrac week .1 30 S 30 Maiura woman Taking partt off caw. ale Know" .06 Commercial Menials 741 7SM piet will » ur-aider reaponsible Eaparktnca for P*oy-f>» 100 paopta May ba furl tore and cualomara. A othar >a- carmg young person wilh some it the first week and wrote a few personal letters 109 Buildings'Gtvages i or pan ttm« AM banaflia Wnta to REAL ESTATE SALES latad ciaricai t aatas tuppon 1 e«p "...mi rale* S«3OO73 Warned to Rent 7ftO tOM - Son No O419 Tha Daily Ragia Acliva wall-organ nad office haa ••rifu»i (Jin* print raquatlad pan lima EMD pr«f or wMt tratn NURSES AIDES - 7-3 ahtfl. 3-11 .'.At yeet old beginning Sepi Wi provide puetnaaaea wttti Mm- 130 Open House* contact Oarry I ittla Slrvaf Haai Eatallant frirtg* banallta inclltd F ino a praaaing m- Call for appomfmani Mitt in my Middlelown home The point of all this is the current push to porary and full tima accounting 8 131 Houses for Sale ty MOMarhhamPI I ittla SHvar ing commiaaton piollt ahanng Appry iri pavaon lop Private Nuratng Homa 7 30 3 30 p m Heteiemea re boofckaaaptng pawaonnat Sand Condominiums/ town 741 OtftO penaion haallh mi »k Sandra make sure your child has a head start in the 20th 13? Spring* •71-0177 quired M'-' 9048 outMna of your ««p to Limned lunw including •»!•• raquita- Houses RECEPTIONIST - Expanding .... century by giving him his own computer at the Ttme. PO BOM 16 Rumaon. NJ 'awabury NURSi or NURSE S AIDE - for manta PeMa Window and Door 133 income P» operty service company needa good ] Co 07 7M LAWN SCSERVICE E - M ttma akMirly. aclrva paraon hamparad P O BON M. Hwy 34. age of 3 They cost a lot of money Millions of Firm Property hard working sales orientated Maiai 134 EEapdd wofkara Call wan NJ u/.'4/ Mil I BOOKKCEPED - PANT TIME - 9 help eac phone manner aaeen parents will buy them and sit back to wait for 135 Commerce Property INVESTIGATORS ' daya par waak. Had Bank araa So".. tlal $4 per hour plu* com j •«A'U 131 MdusKial Properly aresting araa ol MAluHl WOMFN linwuliii all that technology to pay off I Appry In paraon or tand raauma LAWN SERVICE HELPER PAINTER WANTED mleeton benafila" Call ! ™LE "Z,« ons We are 14 mun ulit baby HI my Beltord to Mldaa Muffiar. ltl» CorHat 137 Lots and Acreage CaMaffeffr 4 S44-9S.9 Mon Fr, » 3 ^'KTyt H you h.v. the hum* R«t«rayly < ate lor 3 boy* 7 ft 1 ajaa •ftTMUl pan Coma and learn my buat- KS aUIHMfV PERSON RECEPTIONIST Rad Bank whispering just six little words in their ear 7th thru 10th grades waa Camoaai •71-1010 1 CPA firm seeking recepliomai D m Ligtn house keeping Cet • WORK AFTER SCHOOL > SAT 152 Boats ana Accessories PART TIME "You flunk and III kill you! Camping Eqmpmeni LEGAL SECMTARV - E*C~op «Mh lyping ft light steno akilla lull li< aaiaiy Call after t EASILY EARN MO TO M0 IU work tn newapapai .pr o . , I Chance lor advancement Send WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR- 154 Recreaiionai vehicles ponunity for luri uma aacratary II14J i ttava >•!• tor acttva Monmounih County ._,_ J „-,, I resume and inconlidence lo TATION NECESSARY. HOW- AMI OtUnt I AMY IMAIUHI Masponaibla peraon EVER YOU MUST LIVE m lew firm Eap * good lyping have tha basK. efeHte Muat be 1 £"•"•• * L***0". • Co HMTM akWa raqutrad atano prafarrad KEAMSBURO. POR1 MON I hra Communication Wanted Automotive aatary twmmanaurata wtrh aip MOUTH. HAZLIT AREAS THtS Contttuciion Equ'P Job require* some creative tal nd "•• "•"" NJO"0' [KeviHitt home Must hava rafs EM banams Ptaaa* contact Mr IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE FOP. tx meni ent * ebHHy to work under deed 1 RECEPTIONIST - Full'pen Markellno division headquarters \ C« beiwee.. U ft 4 7,\9 0038 MORE INFORMATION CALL 2*0 IMDmHttona^Call Franh AHoc , ,.me poartion. immediately av.M o, (o,,un. ^OO company located PAHI ,(Mk BABySIMER M2-BM4. MR TAYLOR Auto Financing Ciata. PA r4i-JS00 Auto Insurance key to treatment Haircuttera- BOYS/OIRLS 11-17 — dfrtatt IIBRARIAN - BEWOR/PUBLIC • poailion thai require* | , ,„ , ,,| n nc Auto Rent/Lease h Alll Mlun v Km MO SERVICES - immad opantng Plaia'Seeview 8q Mall for a PART TIME SALES ml lyp.n» skills. 1 1 r»»l L^ M.Mt..e clays Call Auto Sarv.c*s/Pam MLS A auparvtaory eip ara r*> •harp bright recepHonial Eip ?70 lumber eeieeperai e>pere or wrlta Fradarkch C Pachman Ing products nee Apply in per end hrs Apply in person or call Cate tOJ I yeai-old -n rt.y Mlddl*. emphasize that the doc- for Mr Duffan Olranor Mttfdlatwon PubMc U aon. Marine Lumber 113» 284 »33/822 2770 tnieiieni atfirting salary com luwn riorti* begminny 3epier>i Would you please brary 201 «7i 3700 Ocean Ave Sea Bright RESTAURANT ASSISTANT mensurate with ba< kground and ber Call Mi rV.fM tor-patient relationship BOY S/OMW. S II II - Momma K»T*MU MANAOER Growing i ham of abilily Compiehenaive l>*>neliti dlirun PrlBimetalt LOADER OPERATOR — ^i~- PART/FULL TIME - Avertable TWfWTMT Itghi tveeflhy lasi food aiore* lillllnri ••- pafkanoad On CakarptMar ttqutp for stock help ft aatea/caefwera is a valuable one It can in LongI Branch. Rad Band Baa Bi*l*nce Piomolional aaglna? It K.. beea v^rtant oait Wliard Ot Ot 483 Broad aeek* an aggressive mdivniual hi weehciaya <•• riepl i Fr F.aanoM T«p start a* an aaaiatam manager of porlumliea available thrive only when pa- The Dailnurtmy Rtgttter will not be 444-7700 lill ••*• t:-A I sag|etle4 thai 1MB IB Manaiapan Marlboro HowaN. our Eatonlown araa atom Send tients and doctors es- Kaantbu.g C Kaanaburg retoontioW lor moil than or* LPN M/F — Appttcafton WOMAN Id ( AMI I OH INFANT my problem but there tnzPART TIME WORK - Near your resume Daily Regisi*' Send resume ot i all l.l.' 6 "XOtrect insertion ot any M aocaplad In rtiy Middlettiwn horn* oe I Mafawan. Mailat. t Laonardo batwg aocapla d (oor tuft/pppaan ttma home, aupervwng newapaper Soi A 4fl i Shrewsbury N J arrange an interview tablish lines of com- t i ginning in Sapt '.ilmm holiday! doriB't teem to be a tuc aarmnga. and • chanea to •etui*meni and only when .1 ampioymanmant Ptaaaa apply m tamers m in* aarty morning 07701 munication that are un- MI pniaa and frrpa Cat materially affect, the value ot paraon BrookdatBrookdate NurainN g CClr hour* vou w»i ovaraee the car Off Non amukar Doy Invar ( mi leu to make lire thai RESAURANT HELP - Portar 871 2240 0 the ad il n contains an error M2SMw3Mwy3SS HaitHti •era delivery setes ft collection Hoaleaa Wai treat/ Waiter Cook I have Ike coadllloa. interrupted by fears Sft.fy* « •- - Kirvtitee Parmanant poaiiiona SINGER p calic •M*•' FuM tfma Phyaicitjni ofKea paraon Qround Round. Hwy 3ft North American Sewing 1 53 Domestic Help My family has a and anxieties Aad Bank Aberdeen. Marlboro HAIIV.IT I IN'. A I II,HI MtHJ',1 newapapa* rotrtaa ara a»attdbl* Raptyto Tha OaHy Ragiatar Bon Middletown oefween 2-ft p m Products Division proper ClMStltCaltOft and set Middletown Freehold Cllffwood heart kiitory aad, in Long Branch Red Bank Saa Q-4S0. Shrawabury. N J 07701 }.\b Hsnien Center Parkway KtlMiNd Han lime flexible in Vie itguiar Daily **eg.«er ich ft Leonardo CeH dm ft Freehold Twp Ediaon N J Him 1/ hours good Hilary muSI en|oy frankly, I am scared. I •lyieoitype ftgrii», '«*f*#a LPN'S M/F - For >Ti ahrft. •00 242O8SO loH frae or i hiidren and tie dependable pan-tlma. for nuraing homa la Equal Oppty I mpiuyer M'l Keansburg. E Keaneburg to edtl or rt|ecl any copy or •77-4222 r>wn trans raferentes rsquiratl am 57 yean old — cWty CaH W-4M1 for M SALE Matawan. Haite*. a Leonardo M PART TIME - Newspaper Pro All Higi.laroli man iV.' 1628 Mr*. A.H.. Texai Eac earning* and a chanea to duCttOn Oept Advertising display STOCK SECRETARY IKiMI'.fii HEIM WANTED SiOO REWARD - 11 mo old I**1 Pf*"« •** LUMBER COUNTER SALES - nine! oparatora Monmoulh Tn do light housework ft laundry Dear Mrs H Pan time houra avail tor p m a gray I wtttla kinan Loat In vlcln- •00 242 0«50 toft fraa CommiBBton * aaiary Entry htval County Experience preferred a i«w hou'l n MfHUt 'ii (.oils Net • weekends Some ekp halptul One would wonder ity of gtti 1 Pino 911. Union 11"-48>2 but releled skin* ok ideal per area Call with referent ea co discountattJ^PPlv >n paraon Monarch Marking » •uhtiit'ary Baach Ptaaaa call 2*1-2647 BUS DRIVERS WANTED - 3 aon win have worked for ad com 46/ Ml'. I or 449 A74tt why I would choose to ponunMaa for itw rtfttl can Her (lament 3073 Ml 3& Haiiet Ot P poatttona. opan for Sept Peri DATA ENTRY didaw Eiip nac Appty tn par- Call 284-5IM opening in iia- brancl aale* fit I Mi|MIM»K|IMIIMI'*NIIIN write about a condition FREE FOUND ADS time 4 .ft hr * par day Muat drive Creating 8 MHttng ad* for nawa- aon Manna Lumbar. 11M RETAIL lice indwidual must i>e ttighl Malum wunia'i Small apt Aa • service to our community •Id shin Type uicenee required papare ft aupptamama Ntghta that ii to unusual and Ocaan Am Baa Brighi motivated and hava •.L«M«JI.I W I'. '. "'. |< (•< w i»i newj < a. Mater ia offering i WM train Idaal for recently re- Oood 'ate depending upon akin PEMENCED KEYPUNCH . _ SR SALES aecreianai skills as tt.ii '*"ci* Referencea one that does not have tired Apply m paraon Ranney MAINTENANCE PERSON ft akpartenca Sand name, ad- person ulfit.e Mhare you will WUIM ATORS to fitt fuH and pen ttma Lall /HI 4/1.4 day* under our Lost t Found School between t 30 ft 2 30. 236 WANTED - For naw apartma-nt dreei ft telephone no wttti brief SUPERVISOR indspender tl wtfti LIII* tuper interest to many poettton* on our tat. 2nd. ft 3rd v claaerhcstion Hope Rd Tlnton feUa compMi Sand raauma to Muby work httrtory to The Daily Regu HOUSI fi M'l I* Parmamafil aiiiiia we ower permanent pos people. Actually I de- The Register appreciates your •nc. Oanaral Dalhrarv. Kavpon kar.Boa A 485 Shrawabury NJ pdSMi'tri I ilayt p*i wtMtk Muai BUSKRSON — Apply HI pat. itwna good benefits pediaaa honaety 1 will do Ita pan in find Poat Off*. K-ypo" NJ 07fS6 07701 _ _ YOU CAN BECOME! have tie '.haiacler lalarencea aon Oartruda Brown a. i»l end aaaarv Can fot appomtmanl hetpful cided to answer this eip reiiabilily ft irana Sycamora Ava . TMlon FaNa. ba MAINTENANCE PEPtSOM - Int - PART OF OUR ca1l naalS45-170O PART-TIME /Hi 4433 leave meaaaga letter because I am nrraan 3*6 0 m Lunch 6 Monmouth Seach-MWhriee btdg NOEXP NECESSARY FOUND KITTEN - Male 12 CMF CORP. knowledge Ot ptumtHng etec HUUSE MH'MI WANTLO particularly interested Juat a bright letephone manner weeks old. week A white, found trtcel HVAC cerpentry SmeH Monarch Marking lain %4 f, IHI |,ti. In Lall 583-3660 Ware an aiciting madia com BIG in the psychological Juty • on r " BUS PERSON a DltHWASHfM motors Caa228-«ii». 1-4 pm. 621 Shrewsbury Ave /«/ vVOb Equel Opportunity pany tn tha araa and wa re look • - Moutra al Brroaya Wailauranf, Mon-Fn GROWTH motivation that ingtor yo u TrM| poeitton offer • Suite 15 •KtUSIKEIPIM i itay |>w 132 taal Wrvar Wumaon, NJ MAINTENANCE/JANITORIAL - •Oood part-tima income PICTURE! ( leaning artrr.fl *«»li>-.y A prompted you to write BUS PtRSONS Jefferson Square FOUND - Parakeet family Wrd tima ft pen tima MitfrMght to • incentive* Enpanancad onry Shrewsbury, N J 07701 Found in Locus 1 ataa CaH a m /weekends'Monmouth •Ctoee to homa to me. FULLTIME an equal (ipply employer 072-0754 after 9 pm CaHItl-BMI. 10-6 __ Beecn CeH 228-811ft t 4 pm Bacoma a part of tha faateal 9ECRETARY/RECE PTrONISl First let me tell you "^L | Mon -frt growing c omm u meal ion a com $4 60 PER HOUR FOUND - ladies pair of brown High School graduate lip 'in HOU9I KEEP! H vVANTfD gourmanl cahaa througoul NJ. DENTAL party in Monmoulh County that Prinzmetals irewabury Plata MANICURIST — FuH or pen time I nil lime Lhiiri i.are .ncluried aide. e»p in 4 For immed peraonei inlervtew Conaumar* Diatribuling one of rlelaiied clerical work * y<«n. CaM 544.(102 tor buey eeion CaM M3-4388 reterenrei snrl Own Irarra • angina is an unusual tor ie#Qe modern Rad Bank araa PHONE MMMO Norlh Amar.fat large*! retail typing akill* Call 968 1736 • >•••>• M.rldlat'iwn (.all LOST - In Matawan area Black prtvese office MmiMvt . -rs, MANAGER/ASSISTAN+ - VaV- THE DAILV AND catalog showroom chama haa ccrnr TAnv/A^^i^TANt CARETAKER HANOYPERSON htl Hl *.'..• on M variation of the ahepard wearing onty a choker Hoenee Caw M2-4ii% •ery atore aeeks mdrvkduel with SUNDAY REOISTER an .mmed.ale opening ' BANOUL! ' — 2 to 3 daya pa* waa* Eataia Answers to Hei Lost since July retaH esp to assist manager m Equal Opportunity Empioyet HOU3I ft H'l R/COOH clutching pain that so mamiananoa rafaranoaa re- DENTAL ASSISTANTS - 4th Ce* «3 1S44 eN pheees o* ouamaaa I E -tfte- M/F < day* u»'i (.luaning ,>>*(. Of tam quatrtad Rapry to Bo. S 484 era looting tor a few energetic APPLY IN PERSON M SSeT&'TJsS!7Up often occurs in people ptey personnel buying, inven- (If meal* 8 ironing Mull '••*• LOST - Blue Ecr>elon D*e 27 Ttv* Daily RagiaMr ShrawaOury people to ktMn our growing group py piua secretarial ifc'iu M.-al nave Contacl David ••(i lacanl ••'• H nm Iran* who have impaired in mans CASH REWARD* CaH N J 07701 practtce 8 moe - 1 yr i-Ray tory control, PART-TIME SEE STORE MGR £"- ~r.,,c. .„,-..„..... R Cll n 741 0780 weenee Appfy at Monmouth Den- at a8i 3722 circulation to the CAREER OPPORTUNITY PRESS OPERATORS tal Center. MonmouMi Man MANUFACTURING Some newepeper experience CONSUMERS ^J-zrZ.Z'Z™^^'""''™"'" LOST - i r«-d- Poodle. v< of..jttonai firm aeeka aegraaanre WORKERS lrn heart. Recent observa- phone ceRff naadad 2 dayy* per weak 7-hour HICTDIDI ITIMi^ "' '' lator>1o»vri tOttrn? -liVlirj Canter Ave. Keenaburg CaH' hardworking articulate indhrid- anttlat . ntghtha For l DISTRIBUTING orn Mon m Re*e.ent« requ.ra tion suggests that these 488-0378 to leern and earn K Marl Plaia melton tend name addreae and lETARV Law-ittir*) Pert CeH »*M MM year 871 5878 LOST - Mana brown waHet, toet telephone number to Boa N-42* Rt 3ft A Bethany Rd painful episodes may Sienn A •,( • y IHI M ', Ml I \'\ H r ' • balwaan Bodman Park Oynerrx eap d mdlvHluel i Jj^V*!*? ^.'^SliLTln TZ The DeHy Register Shfewabury Hailet.Nj M OUf Ml 6385 r.li i laaibM hour« '.'.•-•! be caused by spasm of Leonardo along Navaatnk Riww CLASSIFIED needed lor chatrs4de poemon X £*/.*?!*?" V°"** """ <*•» NJ 07 701 Equal Oppty Employer ari rjwn Iram CAI l nu\ 1 Rd or McCkaaa on Sal. 7/14/S4 ray Hcense preferred Send re- ^riz^i SECRETAR* one of the large blood AD-VISOR Equal Oppty Employer M/F RN/LPN M/F AH shifts •-.< W/l I N « h <* I'M Male ft>ut CaH John 741-0ri9 sume »q>i U« Leonardo. NJ. { MAHKf TINO secretary f FULL-TIME PART-TIME OFFSET PLATE tnnge benefits Call All High, ll vessels in the heart 0TT37 j Looking lor Eilra Income? A foti positron in rum aaiaie riftice " nli M'ifii > all LOST - Raiding giaiaii ft rad (• 30 A M 5PM) lands Nursing Home ?fJ1 0800 MIITAI AeejaTAiJT aa«i wtMch wM leave vour days tree? , MAKER — For local Middlelown area CrooH lypug ing M8 148/ Ca* i The Daily Regtate' Classified De Mon -Fn Mp« It is now possible to pteaaeni ptmne manna* i IQM rtnM*'i «'. Aim ] penmenl I* looking tor art Ad- £! uLJZZlZ ,1ZL*^,*• 'f>')u"firl inject a particular i ™ iitiiiW l(Hiji^itjiij"ur'iin ' fafamarliaana firm and wa I aarfjf AM WritJ .e h» Boi . Sai l 4*n^flh5 Thi e 4or indtvtdu » S •hifta Immediate opening* Ex. gorni Mle'y esc ipply Please NlON •-, uirjei lad' < and madlcaoa forint Cafl ana. 5 I work evkentnga. 8pm 10 8 30 I Deify Register Shrewsbury N J drug, ergonovine. to salary plus henefMs Brnokdeia can *f4« (*'B(i ><•>••> '* i '• i'" ( pm T«fM44 p m and Saturdays 8 a m to t , 07701 Equal Opportunity I m Nuraing Center Hailei Contact into '.an nn 0443 provoke such an attack DraHWAsMen - Pan 10 w. ^ ' ptoyar M/> Mrs Kllyk 784 5800 for eppo.nl IIWIN0 MACHINE 0PI >• Inmaio n vai.'t i (Jrtylirria ><<< uot and thus substantiate uma. Evarwaa Appry >n paraon Joel at M7-4000 after a P m PART * IM- I - OFFICE- meni WHITE OOLD - Diamond an- mg conditions in modern weekday* An Equal Opportunity ATr)H'» - Single ••••ill*. K ".fir .r.g meeia i in ai*d in >•» Havsfi Bahra Wawayraw, MtgWanda CLEANERS/FLOOR WAXER9 the diagnosis' Because gegement ring and wedding Shrewsbury office For interview Emptorer M/F RN or LPN M/F Par) time Wilh row e«p only Mam u Ma.'n'Bf w *•> Bm R *••* on* Megisi*' Catontown araa evening work band ft Week ft white pearl ring plaeaa contact Peg Nolen DISHWASMfN - OR eiperience Send reauma lo 1'ia/s Shrewsbury NJ 0>*7Dt Mon -f n. esc pey tlart im- hazards are associated Loet In vKinity New Woman lock M 2-4000 Eat 25? BOK O418 The Daily Register ?9 S'.4 i Pan'Fu* t.rr>e wtth rte»b>a tv« mediately Ml -5771 erroom Plaeea return Noquee- Equal Oppty Smp*o»er/ Shrewsbury NJ 07701 54 Situations with this, it must be ?T 11} Ca* A i SEWIN(> MA( MINI ttons asked Haenbrotten RE CLEANING MBLP - Pert PART TIME - 6 days Complete RN OR LPN M/F - 3 to 11 *r.iit done only by an ex- 747-J 104 • »c fringe benefit a call Allenlir ATOMS S.'.gi* '• WAWD1 44tV3807 lima/futt lime Pert tima 6 30 DOO OROOMER NCEDCD - im cere Faedlng/cteemng All LO Mar. |fw Wanted Female HigMends Nuraing Home 'O* I »[> perienced cardiologist pm 10 30 M SO per hour Full madfia opening for p*o*eeeKK>». MEDICAL SEC ammala 1 btrda Apply in paraon Otto Brani • only Tropical Pet Town* 445 2t1 0800 Mon mrougifr, r,nl. luring ?f) l"l . 9~8pecUI NoHcet time 2 p m -10 30 tS per hour dog groomer Must be cepebte RffTARY/RECEPTIONIST The new beta block- of unaupervtaad Itnianad work 9u*y Mtddfetow?. office E>- Hwy 33. Middlelown 9 to 4 239 «41 Car neceeaar, 7«7.at4» AM'.-I 'Ml Ml -, ' IN I Mil \, GIFTED PSYCHIC' perksnead. top notch efnciani PART TIME - Poemon available SMO» SALES ing and calcium block- COOKS WANTED — Fu« Kna Hai- RUMSON - Enterprising young • ARI ' i am a >eH Haven Typmg ft form* a must Fulltime •n our cuetomer aervtce depart- MRS SSYLVIA shin* Open ahifta from 9-9 or aiers wanted You will be running tnothei •m'-'i, would inva if. i •<• ing drugs appear to be nm Mt/MMkHatowa area Cal •aterv 829O-30O CaN 87i-32» ment Good telephone votce and READER A ADVISOR 8-J 1 'Appl. ^Ty "< n"""!" paraoJ*y"L?'n tha ZPou "r I 707-7014 10- 5pm your own buainees wfi.la •»*'• -y work habit* required Some dale highly effective in the On AM Problems of Lit* House 840 Shrewsbury Ave pruea Ir.p* and • •%>< p O entry exp hefpful Hour* are 5 DRIVER NEEOCD - Lksenae | M/F - I Ttte only requirementa m* <'•*' >ipa»etiC8 I » control of this con- 775-9572 revocation vtctum Meads dr-ver i adu*l wtth aoma eap lood D m 9pm datty and 7am -11 you are al leM' * • year* ••«! and dition PSYCHIC TAROT CAflO BIAD COOK - L-n* 8 prep s.p for 6 mo* SecretefieJ skins he*p , handling to worh /deii a m on Sun Call before 6pm are reedy to work INOS - Day. ewanmg or wee*- preferred Immr round Appry in tut To eastst business man i Fleaibte hrs CaH Mr Sera 342 4000 EMI 787 To sign up (all 342 4000 t>! Obviously, this com- and eppoimmenta available Can , paraon JP s Troriaty Slop 8 W Some travel, beautiful Itving ttttiinkjc v**a*«: PART TIME OispiaverB needed 218 mothei r,i *, «ni bebvart ,., •,*. plicated diagnosis was T3B-47W ; FrontSt Red Bank «»».. ..«.«. CMf.NMiS | U^!^T,fa, lo show wicker at home partial ill" Inroma Tax COUNTER PFRSONS t CHECK Looking tor a pan lime too thai sverege 175 par evening rom. SALES MAN* .1 M -*«*.'.! I '. »g*> Have >ef* Can 291 IO9O made by a physician- musKKi or receive free wtcker ! doeem cramp vour atyta? We PART TIME EV1SM/F for neving a demonstration CaH CI EANINO in M.drJlaiowr. cardiologist who re- BUICK OPEL 1970 - Very good te«rn* quickly Mutt be n«at ft nni\/rn •*•• "•W"* lefcemarketing firm No aipenen cond 700O0 mi Asking tt3ni*MOer*onable Lima SHver 60* 244 1378 i't»s [•pener.Len reaaoneble K cognized this disorder CaH 204-7908 Cleaner a 0Oi Branch Aw Little UMIV tn I •"* "• ***** ""mediate open * -eterences Cell 4gvi/18 p PET OROOMER - Onty fully e> in you drive ou.r Executiv.r, ..pe. frocm*™m DEAL -•ar^rss s.v?, ,"perienced need apply Animal SURVI ' TECHNICIAN lnPIRT MOM! CIEANINO 12 Travel- COUNTRY BANDS WANTED ~ v .iiege near Market Place Mea»or>at»e rataa Can Mint to METuCHEN and beck Other fern up to H80 a week in mod I wonder why each For wild turkey battle ol lt*« Matewen Hwy 34 Eves - aneni poelrtion ' i> M«- Maids DBS 47M Transportation dvtkM will include deity run lo em air conditioned ontces For band* Can DennP| 2?9 5175 488-3380 • i drawing or rt t» m \,-mii*f» and every one of the NYC local errand* end other an appointment ceH Mie* Zak ai I ANIP. DRIVE - Our car/van lo Santa -.I f«* Mapa properly a'. CflUISE "s'HIP MM — teen* Musi hmv9 good driving 547-8880 after 8 p m An Equal P1Z2A PERSON Exp ne> ••'• questions you have put Berber* Ca Mid'late August STEP UP Htirm T.»P* anrt'Oi *ur«e| a lay Can 848-3831 Tho*udend* of wecanctee muat record and know NEW YORK OppOrtuntty Emp*oyar M/F Poppe Piua CaH 787-4743 to me were not pres- be titled >mmedtataty %3* 000- After 3/ 7B7.1O30 To a career aaiea mnrt " a> «g« •I a'tei ;V|PM Ml 5776 CITY Oood pey and benefits NEED EXTRpnonA Ce ASH progra? — m8T wort »3B 000 Ca" refundable ment oDpOftunrty wilh *» Mer I 'iM' HOUBI "I t PI « w.n 18 Instruction FOR INTERVIEW CALL PLANNINO BOARD Um Offer a • ented to, that doctor in iMe Earn up to In) par hour national organ'< '••>•> end 312-0M-4347 ad C 1008 (201) 494-0500 x471 SECRETARY leal ,<.:• «*, Humuin lo All an effort to find relief LEARN - MTpley the P*"o AN ! Cell 747-8888 or 583- 7»4« service business and. f" ptQyrment * •rcred.ter] v> 1 BOROUQM OF HIQHLANDS r ttghland* aree •^•teranres agee. leva** wetcoma CeH CUSTOMEP. RELATIONS lessionai people frijf.t thaf >g ronrtiiPl I ill g DRIVERS WANTED - DeHve* NEW PREP PERSON - He'dThe Borougn of Higftlanda t from the physical prob- 784-3727 plan and savings noKtitaitiatior '»les K 1' AI PART-TIME and eetabiisned newaeapef I working mdrvidua- Appty be- seeking a person lo rill me pos '.I ' i I ANINCJ POBl ' lems and from the Earn up to |16O* weak National route m your are* Cam money ft twee* 8-5 Mon -Fn Sea Rendy «tion Of Secretary to the Planning and rnany ulhe' limge henet'l* telemarketing firm ha* immedi- poasibie bonua prixae lor pan Parkway O*da 2844300 Board The position i* pert lime Moil be rxindabie eiceiieni Maiura lady "omasi 'tm emotional overtones ate part-time openings avaMab** uma work it you i.ve neer --- -• may require post employmenl NftF FASHIONS - IB »OOking lor 9-9 p m evenings and 9am t theee areas call today Cons training and >S open io reeidenis "Being scared" is •ome sewing machine operator• p m Saturday* Yow muat have Neck Maneiepan Fru. of Iha Borough of H.gniands end apeciei machma understandable Main- 51 Help Wanted good phone notce and be an Mertboro Ocaanport Long i *T° epeeie. *achm* ooprelor* Furthe* mforrnatton and appt< eggreaerve sett moth-atad moi- )(,MH A MAR' •' Branch Rumaon MiddtetOwrT \ Z<*»*»O»'* aae usM eeljfe Bridge cations may be obtained at Male or Female vtduei Call for gu«ck con»>o«r 3rd Fl ' K v AS5O4 '*'i', taining that fear be- Hotmdet ft Wickatunk Keypori i **• .™_rf"" Botowgh Hatl t7i Bay Ave 4J 720 Snoe air -con- P '; HO* i/ft "->i Bena Nj or Matawan 800-742 0830 toft rf H>QMandB NJ inguarwa snould ED SHERMAN • . V*' |TH| (' cause you have not had ditioned mo"»ng breeka ft paid free or 877 4272 —w— »»«. tf directed IO the Borough Ad it satisfactorily ex- rtohdeys minietrator at «72 )3i6 laud opportunity tmp ,-••/' 5OS of everything yo« sell Earn ! . NURSE RN or LMN M/P " » (201)679-2545 T| i f PHONI 511 f'r '*'" plained is a reflection •utra money by aponaerrng ' DANCE TEACHER EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER pm lo 7 30 am 3 lo 4 n.gnis Per MON TUES-WED COOK - BanaMa Appty .n per PO«TER - Foi Seno" Mous-rg i ' U "• 'i' othara aa Avon repraeenietive* either lap baitet *croba«c* wee> Mt Pteasani Manor on the relationship that FMrMibl* hrs Call 071-6391 oi nil or chi'drena work CaM son Copper Kettle Raataurant Compiai Can 547 6707 M«r. I HAM 1PM Matawan 5Afl-««j3 •ai j ',", • I'.'ed esc exists between you and 071-8448 or 775-0990 495-0073 Red Bank Equal Oppty Employe* M • 6 B10 The Daily Register TUESDAY, JULY 17. 19B4 71 Merchandlst NUBBIN Jor±»l» 54 Situation! Wantrt 71 Merchandise Merchandise IS HALL BASE/KITCHEN F*m»l» CABINETS - Inc am* Oat lor Salt for Salt rrtar up Dvon SSO takoa a) I 27'"Ti AM COMOITIOMEH - w» BEDROOMS SET - Paul Bu- |4S'741-0S10 MIKHM MOO ITU tmlra. nyon. queen alia bed, hutch w/dOuUe mirror cheat, 3 nloht 5S3.3" •—— « IPS 81800. 787-8478 SS Situation* BOXES > CORRUOATED Movtno t Storage and lor WHEEL UHAM - F.romnt con- Wanted Mala cowmotiex - tooo n S22S or beet offer Cei ITU's, nn keen MO Una nduetry * complete line ol MM HM-A-IM IW Dmetle peckooin• g eupptlee 402-4872 or W MM. Mil Sea II 747-40*8 WHIRL POOL — Portable diatv waaher EueHonl contimon 966 MO i»i I7J7 BOV& BEDROOM SET - Hutch ANT TYU Of - | tilllir, Captain bed w/drawera Call eveninga 671 •2BS4. AM CONOTIONf M - Tan Of. t*50 Bar mt 2 Moot* tM Good WICKER. RATTAN. PINE — 7 I ejnpe. 8000 a 7J00 BTU • cond Can 4M-t224 Furniture, basksts. hammock* rlOUM OAXTKea _ | ll« aacK Can Hi-fit slier 9 SALE The Wicker Basket. Rte p.m CAKI DECOfUTINO * BAKING 34. CoNaNeck lajllBir - EQUIPMENT -> Wilton pans AIM CONDITIONER — 38.000 WINDOWS — Hurd heat mirror •"M * RMr aaini Ms a ca*a board* bo*** cak* topa. paSao. OaB PMlak 841-1871 •TU. 01 A haoeer I 1 unit I Value* over MOO **ktng 10 5« Mt or beet oflar •coinman loa |1H CaM »VO*I Merchandise 71 Mtrchandlse 71 Mtrchandlse •M RccusrroM sorrwAiii >4M Clue Merchandise 71 Merchi-ndUe 71 m or baa) AMEBA - MtnotU 202, wtth 1 7 WINDOWS - Motel lenae. Stflma 100mm. Macro for Sal* lor Sal* for Salt for Sal* for Sal* i storms/acreena •enae. Kako 2500 "aah. 2» con- SONY SLIMLINE - Stereo 3X6' Oood cond CONDITIONER wnao*. BEDROOM SET - Olrla. wnrla GAS DRYER MOVIING - CJuaan suaftad sat . STCCL TOOL CABINETS — VHF oner 572-0888 RCA. WOO ITU. 12 amp. narrJH M0 socratary, oak chtna ctosat saw- radio horlion 25 %*t rrftla 30/30 Valued over WINE— Making used. 8140. lain ZaMti Buck 1 Aaklng »3»0 CaH 10-5 747 CSMS71-20S0 ng maehlna dining room oat. Buffalo BIN Centennial. 1000 press crusner. cortiei. crocks. •MHTIR whria porieMe 1 of attar 9 pm WMW ss. chairs, labksa Motorola T V. Directional beam |1U. 3ft mmTELEVISION 2S" — RCA color camera *3* a vCB detaMaa r sasharpp- console Vary good cond 1175 bones, etc etc Can 842-2291 ••Main M4-80S2 alter • f QE REFRIGERATOR - Apt lamps Many lima mings CaM CAMERA LENS — VMtar aerie* I DEHUMIDIFIED - 160 FertNiier |100|100. C olema l n or beat offer Call 747-6725 1»1-17*7 9 AIL ALUMINUM STORAOE Klron macro loom 70-2)0 F3 ft spreader tiO Whita sawing lanterns. g#een house heater 72 Qaraga/Yard •HIM - 7X11 as Call ttiO Minolta CartK 2«mrn f 3 5 CM 747-3003 wjt 2-rm cabmot $40. 30 gal hah tank, eland a WATCH ROLEX- E«c cond 787-0784 130 EM Cond 741-0174 990 aach 2S4-7790 scesMorSe S2fl 1/3 horse weM Certified lad tea o Salos DESKS. FILES - TsMos. cltokl. mpa D-Mtteeet A S 747-5033 after ! A LOW BUDOET7 CANOE — 17 Soars aluminum pump UO Call 2f1-4S46 OIANT OARAOE BALE - Mena. computar chaira, bedroom eeta. one white boys S lames doming, coetuma snop the usad Furniture Corner Exc cond Paddle 4 cueh+ona STEREO SYSTEM Paneeonic GIANT JBL CONCERT ma way CaH aft e pm leatary. Wva seal 8 ottomentottome. 01 Had Bank nc $300 IV aluminum row boat bargain pricaa Naw or uood 47-0610 Technics is watt raciever 2 187 Shreaeoory A« MMMt wtth oara Beet offer 7I7-41M_ SPEAKERS — 9000 or boot oftor; walnut. 1200 Heavy duty maple SUMMnUMl l OsOaskk cftaircftairss . rocker 8 A AC DESK OUTLET. 170* RI colorful BOM windaurtar 1700. _ Thrustar speaker*. CARPETING-WALL-TO~WALL U OakhurM 931 MB0 MOVINOI - Sale indoors * Out MCS case lapadach wtih Dolby bunk bads. $100 Cheat ol draw- AMANA SIDE ST SIOC - 38" walnut BUinad htng-srsod wstar Bureaue. Chttterobe. boMceee. ers »23 Seers refng $12S Lrv MILL OUTLET FORCED TO DIS- bod (Captain • HyM drao eq/btas POSE OF ENTIRE INVENTORY uma ROOM SUITE - (boon ctothea. * ml*c CaH 4H-92M roomsat. $100 Twin bada makar. I1S0 Call W S7S0 anamal. Sm3 labta wrth matching baas S aharvod naad table EJW cond Of NEW BP-AND NAME 100H UO-0262 _ Boys bedroom sat. dreaaar ATLANTIC MQHIANO* - Ft* buffot. 2 chma cobmata. S chain S900 COM Tom 741-S10S MOVING - Aadwood furrutura wtth mirror and 2 cnatte waatari •£*•">•!• »•»•*, ealon 4AMPLIFIES - Techniques > NYLON CARPET LIVING". DIN- twin bad cnaat, boofceaaa, waro% na empirrler US JVC apaakari NO, BEDROOM ALL COLORS t sttvar aarvtca laWa I1S0 o. STEREO EQUIPMENT FOR bast oflar 747-S2SS rob* rockar. and iab*a, 4-dwr 840 Seen AM/PM A track Mth UP TO 378 SO FT ONLY |1M authy plow, not uaad com- SALE — 100 wan recetvar. 4 _ cabinet, matat shatving, large ipaaliars turn taM*. s.tasr.,Kot . Wars EJIC COM 1100 NCLUDC8 PADDING ft IN- CHNINO ROOM SET - marclalfy $760. rMar mowar. 2«' table*, trunks CaH$71-6B3S 741-10*8 STALLATION FULL FINANCING TrrOmaovMa solid chatry. aba $2t6, Saw* portaWa •awtna ma- caaaiwa/tap* deck, storage unit AVAILABLE CALL TONV chtn«. sttn undsx warranty $300. MOVING/MUST SELL — OW 10 Oraat daal itx entire krt or separ- ANOfMEN WINDOWS A with 3 laavat. 4 chairs, dry smk. 201-3M-31M hutch, asc cond lisas 2 brown -tathar wMg cnaira $M0 oent* Papal machine Very good ate CaN 747-2664 DOOM - A Air turn dooci BOH a pair. 76* mauva sota $360; 3m cond Beat otter End tabtea. 120 201-M2-41M dltcouni DMK>M1 >uHy inturod 9SS-O732 STERLING SILVER — OraM CASTRO CONVERTIBLE SOFA drycoptar $40 671-7660 aa Large dining table tor porch. Dtfi I SO0-523 6707 DINING ROOM/LIVINO ROOOOM Beroaua by waHaco Never FWAMI SWO»7dA~Lilp:r - with atetper bed Baal offer »20 Hiding lawn mower. 1250 UM1IW — ThomoavWa. Country-FraCountry-Francn h GUITAR - aa P 30 with very good cond LOU more A TOOLS — Bronzs- ooHadlon. Inol EEacrrtolr a l cats good cond I7S •71-103/ topped 12ft Mahoghany cotfaw CHAIR A LOVEBEAT - **^ a*XtMU«r Naughtde covered, Lawton style MOVINO — Brm STOVE — Saers/Kenmore 4 «,«mo«tn«w.tiS Eiact Good cond 1175 CaN 97. ilftO OtHETTE SET — Moota. with 4 GUITARS AMPLIFIER - Olbaon ooueh. |100. large chalkboard, alac S-atrlng qultar S tando, Double oven Auto stove 9100 wrtttMr »16 2 curvctf chain and b'Sakfronl CaM tea can. chaira. artery** cam In good working oond CaN wootwd outdoor bstxw*. ltd* 442 1297 any day but Thursday amp. 8500 for both or bast oftar aalgn • 74T-SOS7 Aflor 4 in avaningi CaM 741 4936 aftor S pm nw. tM Can MM17I 747-0-0101 0 UMMHMi SWING SET PERMANENT DINETTE SET - Maalo 42" HAMMOND CONSOLE ORGAN MOWER - FUder J Oeere #M LOWRATIS ANTIQUE CHINA CLOSET — 1 CHECK THIS OUT... EJIC cond Llko now And separata jungle gym let maj lofrtomjlruj, 72 r» Srvatvoa. *•*•»• Can M2-3OM round labkt t Mai. 4 Captains wtth parker aweapar Aal SSO Can 488-2934 Oat more reedera to check out chain S129 Carl 93O-191S COM t4M Call Paul al $7ft-3744 or ANTKHJE — Mavbt* top ov«l your at) wttn a CHECK al Ihe lop 7S7-27M •fier e at 93O-02W SWIM POOLS - Warenouee , m«no0htv>y DM* StXW and/or bottom of your copy CaH DOO PEN - Anchor tanca largo forced to dlapooa ot new on- fW4WM> p>C*—Ml Wlndex* Chatfl The Deify Register Classified De- aw. with dog novas S42-SS«r HAVE — An unwantad Ham or MUST SELL — Mediterranean two you'd Has lo aaN? An od this ground 31' long pools comoleta PART Wlchtx cfitUr A roefctw BraM partment today tor detail*. dining room aet Baal otter Otter wtw hugs sunoecks. lancing, hi- •> Money to Loan ELEGANT ANTIQUE SOFA - sua for 10 days, lust M CaM Tho dtb Call 67t-MM 542-1700 Down cuahlon W long Mini youcanirefue* CaH>2ti-t9»3 rsts mars, ladders, warranty. A MTTIfl LOAN RATE condition 2 Vtciorlan a*e ac with i assana s speakers, SSO Electric fireplace 2t1-S2S» SYNTHESIZER KORQ - Mono- TIME CaH «71-2Mt ft tnm cabinat wttn chair Call copMd Colonial dining aa* Antique quean alia sofa bod NAUTICAL ITEMS - Braaa port poly MP-4M . -4 oscillators, lull ANTKKJE OAK BED — |178. 4 767-0764 (labta. 4 chaira) I mo old. coun- COM3SB-1037 after 5 nolaa (7), bowUQM. ate Ba« of- featured, arpegaletor effects 6-Hour Shifts •tach*r oak boon caaa. 1250. try iMng room aM (aofa, chair, 3 i S71-36S4 section, portamento pitch bend COLONIAL oak work lain*. $75 CanCOLONIAL SEAM KENMORE oak tabla*) S mo otd. mlac. wan HOME APPLIANCES - Saa'S A vibrato SflOO practically new Electric stova. ueed carpal. doubt* ovan rang* $200 ratrlg OAK CURIO — (Piano Mat- 842-4382 fWANCIAL ACCEPTANCE INC 11 5 M2-4-40 hanginga. lamps, mirrora. Monday-Friday etectrk; washer * gu dryar CaM CaM 1111 10 pm 7M-#M0 $175 diahwaanar $100 Qlbaon odfogrand) Naadl* poirti bench, TOLL-FREE ANTIQUE CENTER ot Red Bonn 306-3716 EXC~CON0 "- Studant dMk. frig $100 Call 747-8207 2 n*w SO" sofas matching club ft WALL UNIT - 3 places oriental ideal lor houtew'le. retirees, sludenis or anyone 800-323-8556. Ext. FIM 228 W From SI -3 buMkiga bar stools Hgrtt oak twin bad ft ottoman velvet strip* walnut fin- carved wood front 8800. Medi- who wants lo earn extra income ISO dealers 042 43JS COLONIAL MAPLE TRESTLE Limp magajln* stand terranean Irving room eat. sots 2 TABLE — Chetr*. hutch, A bras* mapla twin bad w/draaaart ft IBM TYPEWRITERS bought, eon lor mirrors, formic* top hit UWa RENTAL S22-SM par mo nut T V - boofceaa* walnut chairs, wood pedlslol with glass Due lo an increased demand in production, we ire shendotter Very good cond lop. and table 8 braes (amp w/4 chaira. lawn swaap. Colonial Rent-option lo buy 747-1SS1 ck 6 y*liow club chalf Otbaon looking for good people to do light manufacturing ANTIOUI CENTEA of IWd Ban* MM Can anyBma I72-1B23 rafrldg-freaiar combo, creative SSW CaH after 3 30 pm 2MW Front St -3buHdlnQ* aofa 1 chair, rlda-on mowar. otd work II you have some spare lime you want to put KARASTAN RUOS — * »dan btocka. simpMctty auto 872-1881 150 dM»4dMMr»»422 4J3t COLECOVIdON SYSTEM — trunk, ptng-pong Ubta. 20" lo good use. we have shifts to lit almost any Plus 7 carirtdgso for aolo Inc Klrmen designs Call MK1_ mowar. • cocian atam aj>nai 71 Merchandise m«* Itougrii, aafc for Qoy tm. maplaca loots CaN Mgnu or 838-9281 daya. Elwood schedule We anticipate openings on all the toHow- turbo ••panatoo modula all for 747-4307 Cat) 671 4741 SI M«lp Wanted lor 8»l* ANTIQUE UPMOHT PIANO - •200 171.2XM ing shifts H00 ot baM offer Oak dr*«««f OFFICE FURNITURE - Uead '* POOL CABANA MEMBER COMPUTER SOFTWARE AC EXCELLENT CONDITION - In- KITCHEN BOOTH - 8800 Llko Oeeka. chairs, file*, computar •HIP - Up » 4 paraona. Saa 1200 Victorian and laWa, |7ft aulawd doubts layard glass now cond Bought Aug S3 Uaed tabtaa. etc 747-6677 12a1ft b+v rug. H50 AC COUNTING — Star oyslpm. gon- • ( AM 12 NMi • 12 NM« 6 PM •naw tomna PaMKm. Baal "* ladgar i aocounu ra- awanlng windows w/crank Fit until Mar '84 1 bench. 4', 1 ii.oooBTU aaso CKI SM tooo opanmg. 27* inchaa high * 32''< bench 8'. 1 chair an oak trimmed OFFICE HIQM BACK CHAlFt - HI*, Can 87l3l» ana, I p m ab4a Novar usorj. SH or S" k, awtvei. with coasters $3S •6rM-12MMiJ|M • 12MkM|M-6«M II Or II FT POOL FILTER - APT SIZE ELEC RANOE - Eu Olacs UaaH on CP/M. Appla, incnas wws. prisanay In two Table haa oak formlcla lop MOTOR ROUTE groups, 2 on 2 a 2 on 3 Can ba 871-2829 USM < mo IW HwMdlfla, IX d If buy wttti hood. IBM. Epson. Osborna. o much Applications are being accepted at any time and S12&/«tmout 1100 172-OtM mora Coal 11100 Saia orica arslad S42-12SS KITCHEN TABLE OFFICE DESKS - Executtve PWMar IwaiMaua aa) Slfl White DRIVER interviews will be scheduled Monday through Fri- S37S FtH Motors. M2-111I EXERCISE BELT BV VITA MAS With loaf • 8 chairs desk 6 awtvei arm chair Sax- ATARI SaOO — 3 MfM day 9AM 4PM cartrldBM. duat covar In origin*. TER — EKC cond 2 post Irama EKC cond . 8100 retsry't deak ft chair beet offer Wdlilfil li;i COMMERCIAL MEAT OPJNDCR CaH 747-I2M or 741.4116 after carton Llko naw cond Aahlng — Now Hoban attaerwnonl auin •turdy DOSS. 3 position StroHO COM 747-0182 1 *• JCF SKI - 440 (an offsr CaH 747-6193 M,ti.i*» i" Ciitlwood oust Hoop tan W1-S2M •126 Can 7i7-W72bM 4-1 p m KODAK INSTAMATIC X-36F - ATARI 400 - wW. lypwrita* key- 1 hnffo S 3 plalas I FIBERGLASS El CAMINO CAP Eaa. oond . hardly used Paid OLD NIWSPAPERS - From area Approi 20 III 14- MM1 -Dal radial allachmani »Sw> Can 9125 — Commarcial stain . ISO in spring of IBS). SSking 1S4ft. Prtc CaH MM* wan snow Hfas wltft rims board * '•oorder * baatc A duM covex Mint cond 122ft Aak lor doubts sin* SSO. clam raka S 840 Includes bag for camera 4940011 hours a week •Ha P1M7IP.-I4. Ho aa Cat! and film Please COM 741-SI1S COM DATA Pait71-«f74 CONCERT TICKETS handra S40 Pouoaot parts f OLD UPRIGHT PIANO- Needs Jt4-72J1 owor CaM 4BS-1ITS ,7pfn Reliable i.a' a must ATTENTION - Furniture al Pratandart Ropor Watora. Chi tuning. 9100 T87-OS39 Rout* 35 • Laurel Avenue t BARRELBACK ANTIQUE cago. EMS CoMoM. VES. Hod fTREWOOO LAWN TRACTOR - Sears 10 hp Contact. (ATM CHAIRS - IncluOee 2 40-80H OH retain Mafor brands Holmdol, New Jersey 07733 Direct Irom factory us eaevt Can CALL recently overhauled M" Cut. An SoaolC WH MOM. a«c conn (IOO son Twtnr 3S Spoclal. 7S7.IS3B complete with drag swoop, trailer Mt. Jane Voder Col 74t-788i Mar 4484801 FACTORY OLYMPIC TICKETS DIRECT FURNITURE 018 Rogars 972-S4O0 8 spreader Tractor needs some Be pert ol the 84 LA OAMESi 542-4000 ext. 287 FIREWOOD - Sacrrflca SakM work CaM S71-8SM > JEI SKIS TRIBUTOR8 CONVERTASLE SOFA BED — ApprOM 2 cords Soccer, gymnastics S rowing. be oond Cad 228-870] alter • 190. couch SSO. Eumlo pr«ac SomaapBl S79 COHS71-OM2 LAWN MOWER - TORO 21 Two uckete per event. Can • JO P.M. AUTO ENGINE TEST EOPT - Vrt-OHM-MMHwnmeMw. dw«N lor »i50. t acraan •» Call sfu> SMabagger PUN start O 871-4079 aft r pm. lp« 7S72B4O FOP. BALE — or trado 3 air con, condition 8139 867-0033 J IN 1 BABY CARRIAGE - UO malar, Mmtng Hoht, I A I cyMnder druonara 979. MS. and S11S ORTHOPEDIC - Sla-posmon PPM miaar. sift aooh. Aleo CONTENT OF HOME SALE COM 3BS-24S4 talwaan a > « LIVING ROOM CHAIN - $1$. 2 recliner Special vinyl covering •obey MOM car seel bail oiler have an integrated-clrcut 47 Pawn PI. Rod Bank p m Alao gas onli 140 ptac* $ac»onai $26. mans |ack- 871-2049 Allnau com) Can H4 7MI monnor/dtallng «yfWm thai la Ca>a42 4271 for apfM ata $2, ladiaa aheaa $2. ladws tentvaltv* to Tntrution, amoka. FREEZER - upright 10 cu alack aata $2. womana btouaas PIANOS I PUCE CONNER OROUP - haai. oaa, and noodtng, $75 CaH CONN CORNET - TrumpM M0 Rocllnar wrlh host A New. under 81000 used, under •kM Herouton oovors. 82O0 741 2250 Llha now. S1S0 $1 7S7-0WI WHEN orator. Ilka flaw S129 Consola 8900 Unlimited rentals from Tripio o>«oos,. rJaoa A ehe*. Can 4SS-MS7 atarsoMS Standing Ktvar chas LIVING ROOM FURITURE 87 90 S month e**e A OOM. noNan Prov aw BABV ITEMS - 3 m one car MS 741-S2BS Calf daya or evenings. FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER ooM Moo Con mow riaga. Peteraen caraeet Mriiti COUNTRY KITCHEN Al It 842-8071 Mrtih douMa ovan. coo* top. dlah FREEZER - IS cu fl LIU now Freehold 482-4730 70.000 BTOs - Waeto on hooter quKed pad. enc cond tX Out YOU'RE A door .wrtng 12 50 *iria btka to wanar s own Can M0-0SS3 uasdonfy4yaar> CSII472M72 LIVING ROOM PIT SET - 2 PIANOS - OROANS Free OK suoor, toaleed PricPrlees 8300 COUCH — so1-, quaon hMa-a - S P M couches, love seal. 6 2 ol- 747-8404 Call 7B7-1JB4 All Musical Supplies vtC bad. wtuts a nautral. Haitian cot FREE PIANO - Upright PoMOd 1 91fc • H! pj \ v Services 7 PC TAMA PJOVAL STAR — AN ton Ma. I voar ou 1200 Can Kitchen sat, alaea laMe lop. 4 TUSTINO PIANO CO BABV CRIB A MATTRESS - purpkt 3 kaya not working Plays REGISTER INaoneyrjols, ,o«o«ofn». heavy 2S1-MU otharwraa CaM 741-3212 Qraan phieh chatra. %2ii Mutt Our SStn Year owyaotia Enc cond 8IIO0 or Simmon*. Ilk* naw S100. other MH CaH 9W-M72 Asbury Park 779 0084 0*» X2-37M COUCH - M". matching chair i FULL SIZED BED ^ Dooa not Open 9 to 9 HOI prior MUM ottoman, ovofstuftad. offwttlta 2 Includa spring I matlraas. golf AAA SWIMMING POOL 0*1- MOflPfO CASTLE LIFEBOAT BEDROOM SET - haad board vra old Cost MM naw Aoklng bog wtth clubs, humldinar 12 OAP. — And mamorabtHa f PIANO — RonmlWdt. Brand, CARRIER TMBUTOM - Now l>as Iho Ian wtftt Dookcaaa it worn UoOorbnlofla. C.IMB5 I95J gal capacity Call 7S73S71 sltar otter CaH «M MM ivory Heyboerd Needs re- •ah. 1M4. new 31 tamlty-aue I p m. Bnlshlng t.c sound 8800 ftrm triple dreeeer. man* double COUCH — liaHan Provtnclol MOVhNO — Chaai h^anr. HM dreaaer. wfth 2 and leMoa, aoUd Can 74T.SS38 osjvvsjfy (of only $M Groan 4 gold vatyat Matching FURNTTUFS"~- Moving or bast offer Portable dish- oak drawer* EJIC cond WOO chair SITS RCA siarao wftn Bodroom sot. S pes. d)mo( washer f 126. or best otter Etec PIANO -"BALDWIN upright, wttti YOU GET PMo wWl Oack. kjnos. CaN 741-3081 bench 1*00 Colonial stoop sols 4 vrarranly con radio. Italian Prov SSO Mldliai room toMs. RCA cablnal starao trie healer, $20. d*wk roon ranaan dining rom ast f ISO Con aniiqua sawing maehlna tabta equipment Call 741-471S lull SUa. rust 8 flreen sue- ' You s*t around to earning that extra money DOM ol BOO-; •ftar «30pm »7I-OSII condition 8300 I? 2 .Ml mlac lablaa Call 741-9 " you - want Being a Register carrier means ADMIRAL COLOR TV - 21 . BEDROOM SET - 8 pc 1 M«i days. S71-O220. ovoa MOVINOI — Furniture, etc Okv COUCH — Convontional tryla PIANOS - Oroana Ouitars. AROUND! MM Atari sal Loung* ohltr. •71-0442 recllnar, lowal * rua set CaH taMea. ilka now. 8880 Kitchen Call Angela Campo •n. 747-rm 130 w S44-1M7 mornings lor. $900 544-1237 or 444-1701 S42-BH0 table, butcher block. 2 leaves •tlh 8 Chairs. 937S Ca> 542-8880 983-7794 POOL — 24' with tut) sundeck cr Needs liner s niter Beat otter I Call 498-14]]. The Re««» QUEEN BSD - Kitchen 8 cones laoto, storooe-noad work. CaN usiness Directory, 871-3*38 Any reasonable oner f jiyai *>8. 89 75 7.7.8. (10 48 80O-S21-S707 Can REFRIQERATOR - GE Side-by side 17 cu ft Auto ice metier 435 Light Hauling 440 Auto Repair 500 Deck* 595 Home sto Painting A Ootd color Good condition CLEAN YARDS I32S 767-0467 allar S J » <1 - A» transmissions Work DECKS/84 as sq tl Paparhenglng Improvements Cedars, antes A garag REVCftEWARC - COON mo the six dollar •ISrirmrl. Most American cars Praaaure-irsatad lumbar ueed Free estimates KIN CONSTRUCTION PAINTtNQ EXTERIOR/INTER1OR lenetts complata set. «66 dte- hroughouh l Free satlmstes Call 741-3146 M. 17 rxghi sund lift fotding 7S7Vo»71 Antny snd ad home HImprove- CoHaae students. 4 yra. axp . menta CaH -11-5*1201- 2 550 M.Bonry :ai references available Call 612 Toaster Ovan. 17 441 Baby8rttlnp 520 Dresemaklna Winter summer drapes |6 P«r OAKQLENBUILDERS- 8>rylc$> CaM 536-4722 > SANK WOMAN TAILORING - LMies lurtlon* Specielixe in eddWons 1 solution eivt to baby iHlnh« horns 5 oaraoas 30 yrs eap Fully BRICK WORK - Step*, patto*. WtMNO LAWN MOWER - Raer 20 yrs ««p Mo pattern needed beogera Llka new Beat oftar Oayawaak.6-ae42.M74 ReeaonaWe prices 741 348? insurad We buHd II better sidewalks, stone work, fire 695 Plumbing * 367-3446/936 541S pieces, drhfaway* ft small iobs Heating Cai2$1.2SO4 444 Bathroom 525 Drlv»w.y After 6/642-160$ ROTH IRON DINETTE SET — TOTAL RENOVATION CON- LEAKING HOT WATER TANK- Rwmod.llng A STRUCTION INC - Addlttonr MASONRY — Patio, step, side- 1150 White refrkg $60 Baby Construction BOILER - Need s new boner, •troN*r, porta crib ft high chair windows, decha. design servlco walk Concrete, brick Ceramic furnace, new boiler Installations. C»r$imlc Tlit> LOVE JESU8I - Drrvewavt <•• 734-2W6 II* 201-4677 CaM 666-4311 surfaced-repaired, saatooallrui I pip* work, oaa oenvetelerwj. CHMS HANLON CONSTflUC TRY A NO OVERHEAD QUALITY boiler cleaning Don't wall until RAILROAD TIES — Good snap* TION — Complete bathroom < e- Work guarsnteed CHARLES STANLEY Jr 741-4343 625 Landscaping MASON t TILEMAN — Fir* winter, call now, 406-3776. $4 a piece CaN 672-1766. attar 6 A Lawn Care >iece. steps, patios, walk a PLUMBING PROBLEMS — 530 Electrical barmen Troclna, 025*1010 ;.erge or small CaH Jimmy at HUO - 6«n Belgian green with N*> CERAMIC TILE 8 REPAIRS AA M0 LANDSCAPING - Sarvlce. Mowing, llewsHa. oardens. etc Monmouih Precision Plumbing ft Indian pattern, 630 wtstilng welt Reasonebte t most competitive 156 Messenger Healing CO 642-4366 • lor yard. 110. stroller, 610 CaN BEST ELECTRIC - Lie no I Rets CaH 495 4361 563-0434 iTnasa 830-7214 •273. feat, dependable service Service 706 Resumes AL S LAWN t LANDSCAPE SILVER EXPRESS SALE — Movingl Everything PARTIAL TO COMPLETE - 8 Reaeoneble rales Free ced- mual oo K D Sharp a Fum , I7s es 671-0121 SERVICE — Oardens roloilHed 24 hra. 7 days a week service RESUMES PREPARED Completa mm and landscape Serving Irl-atale area, airports. A COVER LETTERS DEVELOPED Hwy 36. W Keans . Mon /Set. 545 Excavation service Rets aveltabia resttora lawyers Call 747-6062 By A Profesetonell 1-5 466-9150 AWPS 530-7567 SEARS U ELtCTRIC WATER 446 C«bin»t Making 0ACKHOE SERVICE 660 Miscellsneous THE VILLAGE WORDSMITH - HEATER 8 TIMER - 3 years OM »AINTINa/W ALL PAPERING CeH727.1«ai or 727-0609 GROUND CONTROL LAND- SCAPE — Hedge* pruned, rock DO YOU NEED — A plumber. Professional word-processing 8S0 or beat Oder Call 787 SOW ftoor renniertlna sarvtcaa. Resumea, cover letters, No fot> too erneH 555 Flr«plac$)t A gerdens. railroad It* work Com- incian. carpenter, a naw SHIPS MODEL plete lawn sarvica 730-2176 bath new kitchen, deck, malting 730-1223 Fully rigged model ot Ihe Bar Wood»tov> screened room, awnings, norm HORIZON LANDSCAPE "DESIGN quentme Oood Hope hull 18' FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES windows, oil or gas lumace. sny- 715 Roofing meet 13* above water line in- 447 C«rp»ntry CONSULTANTS. INC thino? Rant my huaband. he'll do Chimn*y*. bricn haantia ft walls (Ws are lha leading firm in land- a Siding K i K CONSTRUCTION - Cue- Brick, atone, block, concrete it si" Call Mary •72-1007 HWtlrm Call 741 scape deetgn A construction ROOFING - ReetdenlMl. com- IB** desks, new homee, ed- Repairs J Black 291-0037 today) Located at Cons Nock tfto. etc Any 4 m* horn* im- mercial, insured, guaranteed SICK ROOM ITEMS — Portable Shopping Ctr Rte 34 431-13 1 665 Moving a csmmooe 838. metal bed side Cn 2>i6H? 575 Furniture Rwpalr Free eetimatet Atlantic Contract- Stoiage ing 563-M66 guard! 830 aluminum folding MTMtO CARPENTER - Small I AWN BARON LAWN'SERVICE wamar 828.2 urinals 8 I bed pen * Rwftnlihlng - Courteous ft dependaW* Call TEACHERS MOVING INC - B>g $ medium aueo (ob. 4 decki ROOFING — Seal you* flat roof 110 Can slier 4 pm 741-8034 Fra» aettmate* 741-S7ST c HAND STRIPPING * Rennlshlng 222-7230 or amsll LKansad snd insured •with aluminum or black fiber y4T-0SO0 Of furniture. *Mp*n *1 bedroom i Frse estimates Storage Fair glass root coating from 65 per SNAPPER 20" — Roar bagger dining room aata Reaaonable Haven 530-1333 gal Call HAP Chem- power mower Oood oond 175 4S0 Cwfpt ClBanlng Melodious MtMlur* 642-5745 525 Lawn Mower co/642-2714 Tun$)-up» 680 Painting A SOFA — Brown floral. 93 Love A-tEXftRT Carpet Cleaning - Paparhanglng 730 Special seel, green velvet. 5» EaceHenl a neighbor 595 Horn* condition Cell 747-5SS8 rwHje. Morrta Hoffmen. 747 02OQ PAINTING - m- Sarvlcaa tarior/s-lerior Free esllmaies Improvmtnts Free pick-up t delivery 1 TIRED OF THE BAR SCENE? - SOFA — Italian Provincial Blu*>- 455 Carptt InstBllstton CsH 4Q5-3277 or 201-1426 Rsaaonabl* rates CaH today Looking lor a meaningful rele- ar—n Wood trim 3 Cushion JtM*$ CARPET INSTALLATION 741-6010 INSURED ttonahlp? Call Matchmaker mt. a pMtow bach Aaking |i00 AFFORDABLE - Home repairs 74i-Jt6T — Sale* awning, re-lays, re- "ALL-AROUND PAINTING" peraoneliied introduction ser- aramodeling Licanae ft insured 635 Light Hauling VK* 463-9793 geratBhaa ft rapelra 264-6117 7 free eat DUNCAN CONSTRUC Int ail. spscfcllna patching. SOFA 4 LOVE SEAT - Top to neighbor TtON CO 563-6464 t HOUSES - Oarages, yard a •heetrock A piaster Raesonebie 740 Traa Sarvlcaa quality, pluan brown vinyl E*c ALUMINUM STORM DOORS - gutteri cleaned out a hauled WsHv a Peiniing 291-1691 eves cond »250 Call 496-2534 4 LINES Sold a msuiiad in*ur*d-'r*e e* away Mini demon tiont ORS TREE SERVICE — Ltgnt AUTHENTIC CHIMNEY SWEEP 747-612S DCM PAINTING ft PAPER HANG- SOFA — B*MQ*. conts>mporary — Humtdlty promote* rm limalea Call 957-0766 after 5 ING — Reasonable rsles. free tree ramoval'Traa-snrub prun- E>C cond Rao Ban" k Call weed atove fluee Call now lo pm AA CLEAN-UP - Cleari out •tltmalna insured Call David C mg/Firewood Free ssi Reason- 22f-6676 for appt Hag pi at 226-4000 sole rales 5J0-«Mt 10 DAYS ANY REPAIR IN YOUR yardi/celiart/silica'houses •OFA — TrMltlonal, 10 Salvaga trae frse ail Cai classified ad FLU RIMEOV - Top hat 1 tails HOME/OFFICE - $20 per fir No 0J S PAINTING — in. vVOODYS TREE SERVICE - ptHowa wttn tK»at*Ka. labaairy eervtoa Wood Move*, ftrepiecei mln charge A J Builders Andy S44-0102 Mrtor'EKtertor Frse eat Raason- Tree S Shrub trimming 8 re- fabric autumn color paisley wrlin YOU CAN EARN EXTRA MONEY O* Hum cteerved Call M3-07S' 739-4267 Pleas* Maw BEN'S INbuSTRlAL ' Rasde abte Insured CaH moval Fully insured Free eeti- brown vtxvci wotting Oood message llal t Business claan-oul service 264-34T7'73»-4tW"Ask lor Ed mstes 930-1812 cond 675 Can -*47-7756«va BY SELLING THOSE NO-LONGER ~~JO~HN flOESINO~ Outck. dependsWe service HOUS?VAINTERS"- foot fit 786 Window NEEDED ITEMS 475 Concrete boiler & furnace removsl E«p QuaKty work Low rates SOFA — Oold BlaCN stripaO 8 PWONMOUTH CONCRETE COI Certi'tcale of Occupancy work SSHmaiea 563-0636 I Call Biacnofl Brothers 671-4454 Washing a«c cond 6300 firm Call HoffiiMftw Ada Onty Ho copy chartf a Free estimate* CLEANINGT YARDS - Caflsii 524-6376 b«fora 5 p Ho Prtea BMtjctton For Canca#ad Aos MORGAN P COLIO JR ™" WINDOWS 530-0704 afMr 7 30pm wo Bcbc No 10b 100 small stiica t gsrages. trae estimates Wallpapering Painting A Piaster BV PROFESSIONALS ftm esi 222 3544 493-2005 Call M6-B421 or 566-4246 Rafersncea Provided 747-6762 7S7-SM3 SOFA BED - Vary oood con dttlon. couch Eumig protector piui acr**n liha namr Cat) aftor 6. 767-2640 62.00 O DIFFERENT ADULTS CAN 4 LINES- 300AY8ONLY $4900 SOLID MAPLE - 10 ptaca dtnlng ' CALL MM 700 room aat aac cond . f 1200 An- , The Register WE YOUR AD HERE EACH WEEK liqua mthoginy round 3 ti«f < CALL 542-1700 labkt 960 Programabia cattu- HOURS DAILY IN AM TO 118 SATURDAYS | laior t30 Call 2*4-0723 •0 Bicycles B11 n OarHM/Yard 01 Apt for Rent 106 Furnlahad 131 Houses for Sale TUESDAY. JDL> 17 '9fl4 Ikuh Mini Bikes Rooms 110 W»nttd lo rtnt A LONE AMUNOEH SALE - Ol IOHLAN0S - 214 B., Ava a OAK RIDOE REALTY OT (MX - Aaoy «tiwt and 270 Auto anttQtra furnrtura « intngutno ooma w»t» to atoraa/baaefcaa ABERDEEN TO REO BANK WANTED — aaraga apaca lor Adull Communitiaa 152 Boats A CUMom crank* »Wvar a*C g p 137 Lots 4 Acreage ama> »ama Fn a tW Jur, 20 | « uBI Ml 1005 Rooma a aludloa horn S40 a «rk largl a car MalawaMalann aaaraa 341 SOW cona »175 Can MI.21S7 StrvlcsV Parts I HOME RENTALS. Bar 388-1234 Accessories >1. *-! 711 EANSBURO — Baachirlaw Oar- MS-8MI law 0T BUK BICYCLE - Will. DrotUa Enaciancy Haal * hot FURNISHED ROOM FORRENT Almrtal t* .I'M SHOAL tJHAM SAILBOATS (1UMSON - i? room spacious; mOljWnQ Btm NEW VW PARTS Well meet or cranka Can rjarwari ft and I In Long Branch KISORD - 1« Cmrm An CCHomal on 181 professionally beat any price on new VW parta i • • 747 MM • I btoc* horn boardwalk Ca> 211-8411 b fl'.'ded YOUNG MARINE COMPANY landscaped acraa mciudea 4 5 Front* on Wasi I >ont St Aisa ot i 0OO VW s of aii types tor ueafl HONDA ZSOR - 1M0 U00 I 787-1879 60 Concourse Neptune I KEANMWW bedrooms 3 lull baths. Hbrery *2OO0O0 rini-iM I'r.i ».,iio •B.II el pans Reconditioned buge W Taa> Mopad On lha Sharh River 1177. Ul Caa EANSBURO - 2 \ Roomator ran . ancioaad porch overened T v |t24«O0 Stock iM-7670 SM 'or f rsnk 7M-2U2arlar /Can7«7.f«aarT«7.a SNAHK SAIL BOAT S200 I. BN uaMMBL . (game roomi snd e slud'P room CFNTUHV Ji LD.'f NS n«sil."S HAZLtT - » M (ac» SI Sal 131 Houses tor Naw HSOl ComplaWi MOPED - OCNCtVU. 1M0~ 00 par mmo oCan 787-3SB8 or of pfweie noms office wilh lull 280 Motorcycles July 14. 10-4 Toyt. h»r»ar*>ga. MIDOLETOWN - Room In prl- p ul Call • 178 2 8B8 0883 SalB beth and separate entrance •quippea Heady vata homa. good araa working • i.l Rivar Rd 1976 KAWASAKI 651) Call Waltar al 717 MM Many aif as include 2 ions '47 •-361 alter 6 mala pratarrad Can 871-2274 • rh tr- " MIDOUTOWN - Moving a* heet'AC cantral AM/rM inter- .VANTto • tiat bottom boat MOPED l«79 • Put*. M0 ml Ma 2 FAMILY ace lot Sawjtnfl iNCIUnt, atarao. Doya don apt prtva* < com vacuum plus burgnlar end ? Off GB'rJan Parkway et.il 117 2 I GK've "(1 ad|ti na ia*m m ••r ti.-.g Call 642 2619 CMM * loya Oak Hill 10 Ivy HM p— Can altar 4 p r fire alarm syttem Bamg eMerert S30 7»73 108 Commarclal Nica bedrooms aach apt Mod- ISM to Manrtorna to 40 Millwood Cl by owner at 6336 000 t ?l>' I ,,ii LCRAF1 AFT CABIN 1H3 rOO IBM EANSBURO - ernised 'besetioerd haat etc in 10-1. "10 MOTOBECANE MOPED - Mf-MTI ;* fuiiv loaded dock side I eet 1700 Can hot wal Rentals sulaesd a. pedaling E»tra apt Loohi pood, runa flraat I15O *>«K:lric head retngeralo' only t VABO SALE — lott ol M>. rente lot S375 e mo Tanent pays RUf#soN - 3 badroom, 2 belh Can »ltUS anor J JO p m O > , 130 Mobile Hornet < te'esiad Piaaae call ?4i oe?0 > family room gea fenced VA as- HONDA CV 660 1t79 - S Q06J- tnmtJI IS MonmouW *v» t 8H 787 -TJ88 ATTRACTIVE PRIME pea A atactnc Your home with .•• 530 14R5 K»»m*w». Tm»a. FfI > Sal POCH SPORT MK 2 1M2 - DOWNTOWN RED BANK 1375 a mo lo haip pay morigage Burnable walk, lo stores S w garage kept aieev bar p)w« | MOBILE nOMl- >t*70 »ANHEE DOLPHIN 2* - Sloop Auto nun ptn aviptno. S44 ml Offica or pmlaaaicinai apaca Up eftpansee Ashing only %6b 000 schools Can 747 fl2i9 twee •sttH First 11100 takas 77. lo 2000 aq ft WIN build to auit Shopping, schools A buses io 741-7702 Bier S pm ^~ 73 Machinery lor ma Can RUMSON WATERFRONT 100 1 Pwh . •i.i-ni iti rr,v>y eiira rjaatgn 7 8 hesm 9 9 Chrysler aa* lor David Fully carpaud Nail lo larga NVC. JC etc A good starter a-7/«x n of buikneading with lioatlng Can alter : p m o* waMeni SajiUH EMC atari 3 kMi A HONDA CB16O 1966 Mml * Sal. parkins tot |10/aq It * uMtaaa lOmaor ratlremani home with RECLINE MX 2 - Blua t rod dock mag oew of Naves-nh . !<• • .i 4 sails Fully cond garaae-i.apt »* mitaafa • CEMENT TROWELING - MA Undar conatructton A avaN Aug 1375 mo income lor the aids \ 767 0966 Hardly uaadl E«c cond Aakmo ai iipm laiga dec* 2 boat •> luippad Commissionad 1971 Besi oltar Call after 5 2»l 26O4. - CMINE — Mm dlimwi. i KEVPORT 1 8W0ROOM 1 Call Mr War ran «71-4141 apt Wai* to baacri 729 1)02 ot 1250 Call »M3« -aheda This I badroom i balh SUMMER nrtliFAT 10«Stl ; ,•'•!• hull Taah rails E*c i M »U0 CM avanlnga Clmd OK. nurry Jual SMOa 473-4365 OOOD BUY Ml ranch with den gatag* wood- I BedrOOt" n irailtir i«rk | (14000 741 4?»4 8CHWINN - 3 SpMO. 27 in HOME RENTALS. Skr 38B-1234 4 YEARS OLD »70s ATTRACTIVE MODERN OFFICE burning stove A ceo » < '• a scenic HONDA Mill W0 Columbia. 10 H)N(I 24 in MATAWAN DUPLEX - Haan ot Rad Bank Broad Si itddietowfi 3 bedrooms H aieei al HS5 0OO fen c*"*' •' ' Thousand K NV fV»i i • I 53 CsmplnQ US ClH871U3> Sveil S38OO 671 0473 NI w jcnSEV 8 i I VOLUME 77 Pattand 9 r ooma haal paw ISOM UUIrltaa A privata On atW parking laater bedroom 2 •, baths u 747-3143 OME RENTALS, tVk 388 1234 dining room 17 sal in kitchen Equipment HONDA DEALER » Livestock 8CMWINN - "LMOwr' 10 spaad tncludad I19S mo CaH RUMSON 140 Real Estate racing bicycle woman a tram* 741 U13 bafora 1 utility room basement EHA < >.MPER TRAILFR fop up. Hit. FraahoM . ADORABLE TWIN tOY KITTENS MODERN APT - Naar tranapof Lovely t2 ySB' OU .1 bedroom •K COnd (300 CM 747-2M4 I 671 5660 - • aaaaa old. Mac* t orma tauon Oaai ttme to caH bafora ranch m e«C rond Super lo- Wanted KAWASAKI SWlfO 1962 cation Close to rivar beaches HMT inttWd CM 741-0144 UNIVEQA QRAN PREMIO tt»3 K BEST LOCATION IN TINTON LITTLfc SILVER WAN.ED Good cond Baal offer - High parformanoe. 12 apd FALLS — Cornar ot Shraarabunr Shopping A linaej srtiooit Small lot tor a an0 or baei offer.* Advanced And Call 747-tlta er Haady to mova If), parfact preae. cruehar, corhar. crocht. lor transferee, 3 bedroom Col- NEW LISTING to b.nkt apis Cuntarl J gatage, horn* with 2 bedrooms plus WANT COMMERCIAL LANO Vehicles 1 DOG TRAINING YAMAHA VZ80. 1M2 - D»1 badfoobadoom Naw unehan. tuHy . • luaury apaca Wan'oa.i Many ealras mini 1 end IISW * tact dining room, large living rnom sleeping loll den living room Batahof a Dog CluB. 741 -S04» carpatad. all ut»s ind CContact carpal FVhrala bath tor M7smo To timid office buildings Co.net t t .' SHASTA MOTOR HOME - Cell 264 6?B7 with brn h fireplace family room with fireplace full basement im- Jon, 741-2177 Can 74.-21M lOhn SiMeinmB 609 /99-217I JO? I oitl engine as K «vilh Sulo BAMET HOUND PUPS — M/F •vw carpaling central air cond lianB lisa .• propane gae tanha KAWASAKI 5O0 197J HI 3 cyl D BANK — Larga 2 badroom. AKC ihoM. Mxmad 10 FAIR HAVCN-MONMOUTH 2 atoraga attics porch sun bath- nesr Mar HIM I'm nri I «••' i gagsss hohoii <•• "en 261 64IS •vatar SS28 mo Can 741-2266 i saoI. (57-421— 1 Wanted Acma ahoppmg oantar. tocahad SCraans A Storm tash VVfltt to K oven \3 won wale' .pump KAWASAKI 7SO LID IH81 En- transportation schools shop RUMSON h > BIRO — MACAW - BliM 4 go« A* A USED FURNITURE RED BANK - 3 rooms (1 iin*«i haatl ond gar«e" * ''l *""!'' ping balh and-tennie club 3 yrt OM. wttf. parch Ashing Caafipatd Ona rtam or entire badroom, on 2nd floor Racantty PEALTY M«W Inaa "•" ••'••ual 11701 1102.000 WOO HiggmbU 4*5-iW3 conlanta Bedroom aata. dining FAIR HAVEN RETAIL SHOP a aa umi Call after 6 739 £ room tata. krtchan Mi ale ty. laaaa. Moo • atacinc ft rtaai p MI J17 37?J BOftOCH COLLIE - 2 yrt. Chotca BuHdlng, nawty rano CaH201-566 0362 152 Boats and KAWASKI TWft KM 500 •82-6443 or (20-3328 No patt Cat) aftar 6 pm or hlWI VAN TAMPER 197B fwMta. pape*B ( ehott Affec- valad * carpatad 747-6T77 Accessories stroke runt a lotihs good ash Propane II.m' siova haete* tionate. InlaiWgeni. wonderful KEANSBURO - Stora lor rani. Bsdrooma 2 baths a *Q 'O irtg 1500 Cell 767 6M6 ALL LIONEL TRAINS 12 KAVAK .'pnsaeng*' EBI i.1 i.'O volt le'ridg'lreaier A family dog who naada a good i 000 so ft .m iha haan of bus. ( 42 Binaham Ave $fl«) 900 )»n. KAWASAKIKK 250 <96t - NaaJ.*) Or Flyar Top caari appralaal 102 Hous.slor CO'id H'Cl i-acitlie** (U6fHOni •nine lop Naeds work Cell Jatf home Caf after ipm 747-tOM naas district 466-1115 attar 3 ALMOST ACRE $119000 Own* 610 2J3 1834 tire runa petted $<^UU Cell Prlca no obed. <4S-HW piaaarvari, 1650 747 1907 at 95? 9*64 tit Q49 /d'J R»nt Truly cualom-buiil Middtaiown 56J 5967 BUNNY HUTCHES - Durable t ALL MILITARY SOUVENIRB - 1. .(AMS fiBinilt ASS KINO i i -I' "i CAMPER (nn.il r ,m dog proof 8 long Can ba ABEROCEN TO RED BANK MIDDLETOWN - 5.000 aq n WWI. WWII, ate Unrforma M'.MIMMAN Rowbuet with 1 i ,ifin Sl»ap> (I W*< Call SU/UKI 050 I lpi'Mio Shaft dhMad for 2 coup* Beat offar Long Branch 4 badroom. 1600 prntssatnnsl ofltca apaca avail rda. knrvoa. bayonata f£z'i?s ss; Mai Did leeit ft hp moioi .'41-1306 drive Gaiagahepl I uw mi Eac Aafc (Of Diana 5426654 Clirfwood 3 badroom. 6700 abts for immadtaia occupancy 1 cavalry MddNM piui old toy* I >i 1 and «bo i- an 741-OHi cond Mual ami umolf OMH*' Rad Bank 4 room*. MOOa Ampt* parking Starting Thomp BUNNIES - Rsi a mlnl-kwe. Call Sle-SOX STAfiCRAFT 197> Pop up •ves 49ft 1635 r^ Naad a homa? wahava 100a •on 4 Asaoclalas. Raartors M OMHION SAILBOAT baauttfubaa l '4 es reasonableasoaby SHFIEWBOUMY MAN. M ; Sleeps B Rat stove, alac I •< ANTIOUES - 40ME RENTALS. Bhr 366-1234 r *-• •• • Crtll 9U2.ICKI QS HOt> I E«C • •00-362-661O_ Sumable nmrlgags < twdri D W>IK MHlid Italll ! cond 61400 Cell 222 2065 prtcad Adult buck ran $$55 lor top caah ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - For cond Spun ls"« g • mote HmchaaCaH (71-13(7 EAST KEANSBURO - % OFFICE SPACE large dtn . tirei>• »t . SUNttNE 19S1 ' 5th wheel van Amiquaa. badroom oaa ft ataciric haai. sate by ownar 4 badrooma 2 • lichen Dming rOOfn Aiitu 3000 mi 12900 ?9i-14ftJ Top quality btdg on Hwy 36 in I I MAMI ItAf I 14 P>lly 11*aval trailer r ii bath Sleeps Rumaon a42 JIM Mambar Ap acraanad porch 6360 mo * uttta baths Eat-m mtchen Large liv- pflvRIf ,«f.1 ' u OCtKI'S DOO WASH — Any HolmdaJ B*»autilully ftnlthad garagt) plus i.n. •< I I>II. lot S * Id >i|i H4 SUZUKI SO CC A T V Tr«] . praiaari Aaaociatlon of Arrtarlea •300 aac No laaaa AvaH ing room 6 dining room Full dry I ii*a Cnmplately ealtconlamad all* (18 « Free pick up * da- O ll J.F.1 .. Can owner 7471. i>>n mil' fin pail* IM> i,nil Buddy 8 mrjnlht ("Hi I »C COndT" 6/15/64 767-6476 basement Coveradpatio A i'i#tt l seeson Hitch incl Ashing ANTIOUES Baar atami balura 10 an.Or altor B I "i 6550 1 all 5M 680*1 J£ Mvary anywhera 8 days fancad-m yard Call flUlhi (.all 254-0714 842-7300, by COMCIOT Call altar SMREWSBUItv 4 beO'Kixn ? EATONTOWN - 3/4 1 Jrooma 291-9123'srtei 6 or weekenda IMAVEI TRAIL I H 17 i fl 73 9U7UKI QS 4501 196* BlacK- t FRIE KITTENS Btackt and whlla S9S-7222 ! bairis doubts garaga No pats REALTY BROKERAGE bath inn. 11 M>nt co- d gaB $76,000 •>F'." 7 B«I» of BS«B 1 naw, 7.900 onB mi ||O (did tiOOO 201-366-0100 Atco eleen full belh siaapB 0 combination Call 741-8712 ANTIQUES WANTED 1600 • uiiia tvb mo sacurlty MWBB 17.1 (.a-n-ir. lid $««fr>« Caiisfie' 5 30PM §4/ ) 166 , BETTER THAN NEW t&Oa imiii nimer ct'ver complete i (lres 12690 Cal TRIUMfH RONNI VII I F ift 3 yrt old. championship llnat. INT OALLEWtS, 747<2OO 16,000 aq ft Prims offioa apaca AIR HAVEN — room dan tSO traad lot Oee WATEHFRON7 14 I IBI n 672-2222 dsys 872 0621 VIRAQO 920 1662 fOO ml OEflMAN SHEPHERD - Highaal prtcat paid for all Itomi B marhat rental Call bnths tiuge gteef taor< i cai ftce/residsnt-e 10 room Ii t •vtt'45H I1 Chiyaie' 1 lights twin engine mono shocks | Robin Zagor 201-466-9100 garaga awesome view iio/tms Famata, 10 months, good hearth •ntlquaa. ale For bargains atop FAIR HAVEN 3 BEDROOMS bath, lovely Colonial 5 acres lor suspension shaft drivan \< P . Spaar, inc f0 I mnree-ifaa S375 OOO 4 cond . (2M or bast oftar For al 24 Broad Si . Kaypori Baaamant. pawo only 6600a horses A 6 room houie ' '" apaedumsler t laid MuBl saU -. CABH PAID ^ For old | HOME RENTALS Brk 366-1234 I FXCLUSiVE iMMouiiM RID BANK — Protaaetonal office come or in-laws Financing ABM duaioiilnaae 12765 767 51 Mi< ing I275OOO Can subdivide ' REALTY BROKERAGE JACK RUSSELL TERRIER PUPS KEANSBURO 6 ROOMS suites evsiieb+e m warloue Zlm- 14 I iHfftUl ASS SAILBOAT YAMAHA KS 400 I960 Alao China cloaau a olhar an -3M*i«« lOwktoW AHthota CarptHad hida OK 6400a marar buitfinoa umta raoga Call 542 O63B 264 2264 201 389-0100 Will, trailer aman I «i'l S «a Call B42-4t2t/day Parania on pramisaa (300 HOME RENTALS. B*r 366-1334 from 1 3 rooms to 6000 aq fl. all EATONTOWN - by owner Split motor iniiniim 6 |lt> III 720 Wanted 642-(»1 unfit ara carpttafl. arr con- lava) large rooma 3 bedroor , 132 Condos & KEANSBURO - 6 Room hoiiaa tond rwaiiy 10 Mil (iw CM Automotive VAMAHA 1677 050 CC 2 cyl %. Quy Johnaon dlllonad ft nave on-site psrhing ?'. bat " KITTEN - • waefca old. sandy •600 par mo plus uliliiias i'» 11 Mm II I> i'i 741 0647 NNaaw Ureea a balta'baltav Qood iool»' >> Rates ranga from 6300 pi mo da-sec Townhouse* JUNK CARSHAUlED AWAY color Liner tralnadt Fantastic iwTtm mo aacurrty AwaMabta I/)S ing 6 running ttiiO Can 6H pa* sq ft 4 utilittae Can 222 566 < I A hAMf.f OF DISTINCTION - 15 iMAiifc HUNAFUMJ1 Satin 646-2968 partonalltyl In good health, look Singia natna-anwa houaaholda 767.6466 Of 767-2711 566 3638 anyi.me ownar, Waltar Zimmarar Shadow ii«e Village Resales tfi hull with tialtar ttTB Jolinton Antigua lurnllura. Kr»alr» allvar --•- Ing tor good homi 548-S621 FAIR HAVf u - Rivar Oeha 9aia j WE BUY •''.Mi CARS - Top LINCROf T - Shady Oaka Adul 642-6666 WAlKfni WAlfHl Realtor* 55 hp motor Many *«i'ss Can VAMAHA MAXIM 550 idlH n Mm» by owner Like naw idaei 2 1 dollar psiii Schwsrtl ChryiMH- condo 2 badroom. 1675 741 5212 74 1-473:1 (Jood Londliwr' I »w milaaaa - KITTENS - Fraa to good horn* RID BANK - 2-room office 2 badroom retirement home Din I Plymouth 141 W front 81 Rod Nf iOED - Traaaura/lrrvia loya ERA LtNCROrr REALTORS ( voa 'run Rubins'") Call 530 0092 [ btoche from hospital 6260/mo ing room 2-way fireplace ba flank C47-O767 tin *•*•*• old. mala 6 tamata in pood cond for Frog Town 747-3636 Eva* 747-4521 74/-4D34 Ca> 4(6-0141 altar * 30 p m Frolic Dallvar to Thompaon PM CaH 6M-6907. 6 a m ft twaan living room A family room YAMAHA 860 SPtCIAl 1980 ' MAT A WAN S ROOMS Lovely deck at rear, under ABERDEEN 1 tmdrnom LAMM — 10-12 wkt oM WW Llncrorl Jury II A 23. nanaaar. pm /Mon -«rl 270 Auto Services/ Biach w'lh air SOIH. •. \ w am 4 11 am Oonattona u baautitul ireae. Naw gaa xest A townhouee in Ran(1all<*u<"1 All Shocks many luBlom teetures , dattvar looaHy ISO aaen CM RID BANK AREA - Prestigious cantral AC Ml dry basement r Parts HOME WNTAK irk 366-1234 appliances ga<«u* '•' • * < ' Cover A electro h»lmal includ*^' office space 100 M) fl sweii ovarsiiad Q*uage '. acre. IA8 500 C«ll M6 2.114 i LMAQAM S8 15 n 10 wllh 2 mini cond Call 842 8179 ' . RED BANK — Araa 8 ntoaal ran- immad Rob*>t Qibson Asaoc 1130 000 Principals Only' Call \! OOAV DAv SAIirn IM RAMITS - Franco mlnl-Wm BEFORE *OU BU» Rant or n 1 11 ;r- '-(Ki 15 urea 1250 4 PIANO WANTED 2 badfoom Ranch styta 643-aaao 64? 1404 or 747 0365 HI, if, |t49fi YAMAHA A50 1977 - «*a OM Can Ml MM II n l-ayatunc rmder 14 « « wllh 4 Any condition 4M nil •00 sq N fuHy aqulppad sail cell a rssido"i RiiadOM Lake Hum good Beat orf«r anawar. can aftar 6 pm RED BANK — FlnaM pro- .••|4 75R-14 urea 1200 Call ACWD ate VI 9 badroom Village condo spaciaiiat June Call 791 3904 ' TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTI fessional location in Rad Bank 17 UfiUMMAN CANOE 1 M.I-6667 1700 aq fl S630 530-4576 ~ FAIR HAVEN Slroupa SIBERIAN MUSKY - Mala A DOLLARS - Convan OW Jaw- iiid Lma »ew Ort'a me Avsiiabia aftar Auguti lei Mars is a delightful first homo for CENTURY 21 CO/ENS Mean lit VAMAHASCOOTCn 19B.1 Fan m yaart old, fraa lo good noma airy to Caah DON POMS JEW Call fB7 4199 lATTN VW A.jfii Owners Set RED BANK - 1 badrooma, Ground floor. Broad Street .0 your family ft ia sheded by tell i.tind Aa*mu %*9t> Cm* > Vary good wHh cliHdran, naadi ELERS »W buy from prrvaM n ilepe'idenlly Owrieil 1 uf 4 msgnaaium wheels. I'om 61 bams aw toe 4 cond 1600 cation, in the haart 1 ; 739 6347 —• ol apaca CaH aflar • p m '"" treetraaas A6 offaroffers 3 bedrooms. 2 H13 River "d far Haven Sirrocco lasa then 5 000 ownara and aalalaa ANTKXJf 530-6166 avas financial dletrtct Par S71-I *™9 | baths a firepiac;as sundae k and a Dsys 741-7686 cost ...1.1 I II 80 1983 - 5 monlhBuld, e>> . CLOCKS REPAIRED AND JEW provided Cantral an 1 REO BANK - 3/4 badroorr J • lanced rear yardlod r tha children \}f- 00'ee A etettl at 176 aa 1 cond |B75 or beat offal OnH • CkRY DEStONIO 7M Rhar Rd amenities in preatigious building Pves 530 9199 rurnianad. 65T5 ( an Sti.11 Svna after fl |i "1 i 563-1707 . . Fair Havan. N J S42-S2«7 CaM ownar Walter Zimmarar FORT LAUDEMDALE ERA LINCROFT REALTOR* 1 Condo Coral IVftstige 10 18 MINI if I W«n made beau" 'i. 1166 WANTED - OM orlantal ruga 747-3696 avo». 741-3204 64t-—6 ^__ CENTURV 2* COZENS Raalto'B SNAKfS - IW ooa cormrlclor cation WStarlront apint in 1 unit in lines ' >"• na>v rcul nnnoa 290 Truck* & n alia or condition 8HRCW9BURY - lei floor Prl- independent!, Owned ' CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1070 1100 It royal bW python |7B RUMSON - Tw badroom nal 1 I Mini tins fully r"inH'.>*rt Trtie I 400 cu in engine < na good 2M vste antranca A balh 460-two 613 River Rd . Fair Haven u Trailers FIRM AM lor Mark/741 0013 homa, itJy ranovatad lei •1..mi transmission M111 dam. ao.ua) sue offtcea Lota of win- 741 76M 1« BOA! TRAILFR v#-> • WErOHTB - Bala r MM. matjl Watarvtaw fromi Irving room NO rurmshed Liwing aged in accident Call 671 83S6 TWO FANCY FMUKIITI - yr dowt A private parking CaH Bob Sirortg new rollers Murti I*KfM>r\ ' 103 Rentals to 3-4 badroom, large spill 'evei RED BANK MIW MKii)f«l 2. tieiiKi iniMim uittte i.xii, to go' ti.OOO.OOOf . .•.' (r*«y atla* ft pm trailer MS Call 739 1520 Sh«r» living room with Cathedral call- PIII0 11 I |4760 Csll 74) //l»7 222-3000, 1 6426316 ing, kitchain dining room dan HOUSE MATE WANTED - Lova- laundry room i't hath larg* '" IS OOAf MARINI it U*y ami YORKV MALTUf - Farnata. S •Un/Fuffiiehad Office Surlaa buy SH ly otdar Rad Bank horn* proparty w'fh melura treat 1. BI tmapi .' i>r>w LUIIKUMI A I moa SmaN Fraa to right homa 101 Apartwantt •With Sac y A Anewenno Sarv 1300/mo CaH days 634-4226 or 163 000 mortgage f 74 900 Ceil SEA BRIG Ol i,i.m aai r in. 1 |?8D0 r mi 741-7S70 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK aShrawtbury can 741-6700 avas 741-3776 Sue S am 7 pm 264 2310 TOWNHOUSE rh ! H4? 0494 m JA 1 10f)4 Ooaanpon haal paid, 1300s 7 LK-Irooms ? MAKE IT YOURSELF 80 Blcyclaa Kaansburg i badroom, 6300s HUGE HOUSE TO SHARE - 109 Buildings/ HIGHLANDS - Newer J fun urtcnan 8 Rad Bank haat paia. 1300s Kltchon 4 laundry prrv J2O0 • badroom ranch central air. '• a'r 1 '?0 hn HI With nrend naw I Mini Blkaa Qarsges room dining r Naad an apt? wa hava ioos uwt CaH 466-3247. aftar 6 Woe* to beach 163 OOO BICYCLE - Racing S4 CM. ag« dry li'.ray HOME RENTALS Brtt 366-1234 EATONTOWN 933-7632 or 33? 3706 oHnO frama. Corumbua tubing, ROOMATE TO SHARE - ? 10.000 sq ft Light manufac I badroom homa in Monmouth HOLMOEl hardly uaad S76O valla irarnar ALL LANDLORDS luring/werehousa btdg For iv AniSTUCRAI I i n. ivso. SSO Call S30-00>t Baach 6260 ptut uimtiaa 4 as- EDWARD W COLLINS ifO hp ax tond Call nfie, fl \ Crochet Jacket WE SCREEN! YOU CHOOSE! curlfy CaH 571-0211 SHADY OAKS' REAL TV^tROM E R AOE AGENCY 046-4144 p m f.'.w 4,ii; BICYCLE FOR BALf NEVER A COST TO YOU MIDDt ETOWN SHAtJV UAKT. SINQLE OIRL - -enled U 201 - 306-0100 ABU ITV DEPENDABILITY i'i i I iittdui 9 o DAY M*aii Pink nutfy. 140 Fraa ktMM 6 fraa cradll chachs Ariuit community located in I'm r 680 HOME RENTALS, Bhr. 366-1234 share house in Rumaon HOWELL CONDI) - t bad'OOm to SS'l S75O0 10 fT I',- dingy. look lofwaid 10 *H i'li«ili«t Can S71-1MI ,,r«,,iu.,,u- nad flmm Mirtilie ATLANTIC HIOHLAND8 — 3rd 747-2746 110 WanfdtoW»nt A/C with batcony Use at club t500 Cell .m 2I0U BICYCLES — Tandam S apaad tnMM ar«B Lusur.oul condos • 111 Hi! MIT * »«' noor of Victorian homa BMUWUI house swimming pool A lemua Schwinn. S2O0. Raws* 3 apaM WOMAN PREFCRACO BUSINESS EXEC - And family i»aturiDg SECuniT T clUOhOuM 20 IBM MANN 1WAIN I (1 Ciuchrt lachal with l« r rahc courle 639.5O0 Call sftar 6pm madkim |1S*) alia. SSO CaH apt surlabts lor Singla adutt or seek 3 bedroom homa Rumaon poo, ,-nni| courts •» a Inandly I MB rip naw oulrtnve trailer. I •ftd brjlltn 'mm h» nrrk down 672-1717 S42-2M1 qu*t working coupta No pats CaHAW-OfttP Starling 6/1/64 EncWtant r«*ar- anvironmsr|IV Uie 1 plf mtij.um otifhl t,n BICYCLE — Schwlnn adun 3 2B13003 104 Wlntor FUntali OUT Of STATE ATTORNEY Bedrooms living room r rino. ancl Immi ?0O h p I'O IhrlK (Hit Pitlfin f,V) Sim vrhaalar. ISO. Wrung tuka. Royca room, kitchen screened peItnW 1 to 6 p r-. FREEHOLD — Pott and Coach NORTH LONQ SRANCH - Mon- Neede room m Mstawen-ADer 2 09 110. 1/14 ..111,mm Union. 20 m . HO Can BW-2017 645 000 Klrwari Lo 767 6600 LAr VUlage 1 bedroom garden epfe mouth Baach araa. ocaanfronl. dean tor occasion t ha haa to BIKES - Matching ladkM I man "" ?1 MAMAlf ( t U avertable Hot weter A pool sup lurntahad. Ibvdroom apt with appaar in N J Will insMII phone , KjyPonT AMF. M inch. 10 apaM Llka I39OO0 7 1979 1?0 M«" pHad Opan aw— Call 462-2225 color TV. maid aarvtca ft utilil-M A anawaring machine 566-9075 ' Story completely ra SHADOW LAKE LLAOI 11 n .1 naa. Aakkig I1M lor aat Call CaH tor apactal winter nMa by Two level condo win iflfli f.aivnn F-EEHOLD/HOWELL AREA - ! modatad >iitanot Call 304 7377 1 .(•-• leke PROFESSIONAL WHITER - front patio Central mr Vl> •42-8728 Country sattlng. 1 badroom, apt day. waafc or month nnrtinon f ull WHMI 1 nam unai BEACHCOMBER MOTEL. MAT A WAN - Coniampre 5 ing living room A d u area poriar poily *«Mi luilmi Stnlts OARILLI MOPID - 1880 2 wtth carpeting, sacond floor apart m en 1 In n& 222-6476 bedroom 2> belh sunken liv Kilchftn and half tie on drat 74 1 fl.'Ht Spd OokjM Loo rnnaaoa Oraal WorVing paopta only naad apply 5300167 6-5 WeekandB/Evaa level ? Bed'cimi HIOI roll tin room convarsaiion are* with 12 ',AHl If "JIM W If' ' 5 condHon >378 Carl »S>-07H NO pate Haat. hot weter cooking 609-663-6795 large closets A family eree 109 Summ.tr fireplace Air cond * rnany ••• •to«i A Rink rwnd Incl in rant §426 per mo r* " itiourse — CURLS 10-SPEED BIKE RN SEEKING 1? Bedroom Ira* Principals only Aahing ... 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A Sept Call 747-2152 747-7764 Days 3*1 9000 EM cranka. aic cond CaH bal»aan Children OK. only 1000 MIDDLETOWN HOME RENTALS Bkr 3M-1234 avaninga. or 642-6*40 462 Shadow Lake Village r>uibo«rd, K«... iwrtti canM The Daily Register S and 8 pm 747-MW IN THE HEART Of OAK HILL ADULT NOT RETlREMtNT board ••fas Mmi lornl Slip 4 badrooma 4 baths gas haat Reaatea A Rentals p«>d tor attaaur. %6V>n (all cent air many upgraded fas- Mlif irea Ownar offers ample dacor CROWELL AGENCY "' > ating aliowanre S'66 900 741-4030 nri IS'JAUMAMO" MIDt>LETOWN REALTy I." I 1 am tar III OMCMtua SU, »a» Y 1»tm 1 it «>|ui('|ia'J With ' 0 GROUP Raaltora 530-0600 F.«er..r.0« A WftakanUe r1t>|tli raCO'dai OUl nggwri nl( (ml II) I0III fi.nl Hunt A ^..fi r*i.nt]i*> hoal incliidM Utmt. lit Pilltin Hainan Naiw win n nanrti rapau MUkl Mil *4' NI* 14m; ^af-^i?s-= as* -JPSR tno-X) ii/t 4454 NIIMI'MMWMIil, II». I/O woody araa qmei siraaf SHnr WSnunv NtwCnflfltrui ?) MAKf) IQ/B 'I'O MfRC 'le.ijfr', IjvrjrirV < Mil. I I'm pal luchad between ff major roads ,, < , oiiri'l * SHORTOF llo N(rn MCI ,-.>•. '. '. p T t..|. 1 war O( lanHuinilnjinwrf ' ii.tn«l^ III) CASH? Wslh lo schools shopping A bus | bedrooma ?'i t>n1ti 2 cur gar vi'f 'P4 g>tt Allcova* 1 Miggera Ul CMn I00H I? k tun Sbadroome ? i usih Biona t.re ag, ,#„!»,, i>«n colonial loW S J, lltrlip ',14 HIM Mltaai r.a tiUlat M Kt dan with open country | „„, OLl ,)C, „,,*,„ y i\*i.nnu a 24 r f I UK H'.l A',-, I'M./ .0(1 kitchen janneir Microwave tan ; £„loWNnnus, ^47.(4^t pnFri 59i 0(IAN S69K9 •K> la pailait nd >aa«m| II P * fl I/O dapt'. llfMfW 1 ully 1*45*000* cenniV'o^lM1"* ° liarfroom Vi balh iwi y • o I IMWhi CWtm Or. Nfaat • abin IUI t aai IV'OO C .» MIDOLETOWN TOWNSHIP 3 • (,,,lir,g „,,,„ ,-..,, i,.iB!] .'T 1 ., IJ4l4l>nrl Machine guilti badroom ranch. 1 bath Eat 11? 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Section, you can PICK up your FREE garage sale kit units ir. ruairi l,u>MSmi KUMIM or nice lot 179 900 following week FREE (But you must call and request p ( ., irti of "»>'1 Mn' • ,•'•'• N BOW Fi ' aach additional Una sg* rr-onay o Quali- r a re-run) *I|'I ••!'• ttrj'MU* *'«»»»l " 29* par day had bett <95 '4ii ' O»y« So it you ve been thinking about having a garage BfAl • • • >• , • • 201. IM • • r 1 sale, do it now and let The Register help make your OCEAN TWP Lu«u-y Ranches 2 sto'y «•• hed'OO"* sale a success f'O"-t'«5 000 By «ppi CentLj'r 137 Lott and •as* srla >llt»WIK)O«S DSOMi Bidg Co 531 0^0^ 493 4*77 Acreage f,',Hrr| ,«« I7» Qaxia n [ra 1'tr.tlan RED BANK - ^.ctorsn Ml 1 ^^•• ft l?t th.,11, Cfalt, riann Come in or call bad'ooms 1 > batha 1<"Y 1 .- 1 tint "rt •'• loyar L'vrng room difting roorc IA f >UI 0..IM Fteed* ti '->• ' 1 ' ' •at ntntcns" Baaernent AM- I 14 '1 I r.MrVln I?I Mto lnA The Register cer garaQ* Zo"aa litnl ' 0*0 •ees'onai Possible conversion 10 'v i* 542-1700 t fa^.ly A||um|t,« f M* I Your Hometown Newspaper Smce 1876 gaga Principals only S96 000 1 * • >m% ' 747 M0 3 B12 The Daily Register TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1984 300 Autos (or Sale 300 Auto* for Sale 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sale PONTIAC GRAND LEMANS TO Truck*A DODOE OART 1973 — Totally FORD ESCORT .661 - 4 cyt. 4 MERCURY LYNX L 1663 —OPEL QT 1873 - Rad. auto- _ 4 dr . V0. PB/PS/AC. 1 ownar TRIUMPH TR7 1077 — Looca 300 Autot for Ml* 300 Autos for Sale rabuni Naada aoma body work ' A/C, Sunroof dat 33 na vary waH. naada $3050 Calt 741-2100 aftar 6 goad, runa good Cat) avaninga Call 739-1364 aftar 6pm ing 63100 or any t oftar Call 229-0000 CHfVY CAPRICE WAOON 1173 MPO. 6 apd 64660 Arm Call CHEVY MALIOU 1675 - Oood offer Call 767-6306 or 707-6662 aftarnoona *66 6026 aak for PONTIAC CATALINA — 1600. 4 — Pa/pb. am/lm naw radian. running cond Aaking8'000 Call DODQE TRADESMAN — 1973 OPEL - 1974 2 dr . auto . runa dr. body partact Many naw Jonn USfcD VOLK0WAQEN - EN- <•> artar 6pm 747-0965 Mail Van Oood work truck Baat FORD GRANADA - 1676 wall lot /ait naad won- 6200 parta Naw ttraa $1300 or aaat Offar Call 261-6225 CaH503-5603 offar 672-0021 GINE0 * TRANOUiUIONO. 70000 mi Putty powarad AC MERCURY COMET 1873 - OUARANTEED OTHER USED CHEVY SS M* 1M* - 900 ml DODOE DEMON 1671 — 6 cyl. Auio Powar windowa Naada Runa good good cortd aaking PARK CHEVROLET PONTIAC - La Mana. 1075. PARTS ALSO AVAILABLE Baal o£r. automatic. AM/FM naada work aoma body work Aaklng 6675 Saiaa-Laaaing-Sarvica-Parta good cond $1 iO0 v baal oftar CALL KENNV THEODORE on cuatorm rabuHl 307. muncla Can 670-9067 6406 Call 903-6714 trana . poai-raar. SaM oflar In. CHRYSLER COflDOVA 1676 - 6300 or baat oftar Call 717-2350 Rt 66 Napluna 775-1212 496-0045 T41-66O0 Body 6 mtarlof In Qood cond *wa or pam CM 73*-»Ma Naada timing chain $45} Call DODOE VAN 1676 - 57 000 mi FORO 1671 LPD - Air, radio MERCURY CAPRI 1670 — PEUQEOT-SAAB Of WALL P0R8HE 614 1671 - RaHaWa. CHIVY 110 MO«T — Auto 4 CHEVY CAPRICE 1171 good condition. 63000 CaH good tlraa. 4 door, naada tront 43.000 milaa. 4 apaad caaaatta Hwy 35 Manaaquan good cond Aaklng $3000 CaM VOLVO - Maw 4 Uaad 736-675t 671-4246 iandar. 6325 or bo CaH atarao. aun roof ti500 Call ,2011 449-9050 374-5237 or 544-0156 •-parta-aarvtoa-body anop Call aftar 8 p r CHRYSLER 300 1666 - Vary 741-63U artar 5 pm. 642-5624 aftar 5 p m or waak- DODOE OART 71 - runa wall, PLYMOUTH~VALIANT SCAMP PORCHE 026 1676 - TurQuofta IHORE MOTORS 204-8150 good condition IJO0 or baal aiant 6 cyt . p/a. auto trana . a/c Rt 36. Wat! 026-76O0 Offar Call 465-0133 FORD — 1676. Granada 2 dr 1674 - 2 door $400 or baal wttn tan ml 5 apd a/c.p/a,pfc CMEVITTE 1M0 - Auto", 2 Call 741-2665 air, AM/FM caaaana piayar Naw MQ MIDOET 1971 Runa uaa naw Oaraga kapt. AH VOLVO PARTS SALE - Maw- brakaa Mint cond CaH offat Laanardo Call 291-4734 «VY C-10 WCH-UP HT4 - door, M.000 ml. good running CIRCLE CMEVFtOLET DODOE ASPEN 76 - Slant 6 Good cond $1000 PLYMOUTH- 1962 Modal TC3 naw P7 tlraa 56.762 ml $20,500 Shrawtbury Ava Stvawabury ana look a good run* good 630-1404/6-6 Aftar Call 291-0627 Can 566-6100 Chaapi RED BANK VOLVO f-J^tw tS an. I 741-3.3Q 5 30/787-7066 4 apd Undar 15.000 mi EMC •I*?-. C4« mm « |i too Can aflar 6. 4t5 2955 MOB t979 - Whila with black cond AM/FM atarao caaaatta RED BANK MOTORS INC 741-6060 CHIVY LUV PICK-UP 1tT* - CHIVY IMPALA - iMt 167* CLASSIC BARRACUDA 316 DODOE OMNI 024 1600 - FORD MAVERICK 1670 — Oood mtarlor. am/tm atarao (uggaga Aaking $4500 Call 736-0421 _ 131 Nawman Springa Rad Bar* VOLK8WAOON SOUAREBACK Qrand Prim (or parta rabuirt 1667 - Run* oood rnuaf aall running cond . baat offar CaH tracka. garaga kapt. aic running Dodga-AMC-Jaap-Ranauti 06 - $460. good tranaportatton PS/PB aunroof. naw tlraa, AC. 261-3003 altar 6 pm PLYMOUTH HORIZON — 1676 moter Craoar maga Tandam naad caar>, tSOO Sarioua m- naw avriauat. claan car 63000 cond. raal claan $3500 Call 747-0040 Call 741-0172 traltar utility Ualta* 2 mini-bihaa qulrlM only 767-1576 261-1544 anar 6 4 dr. auto Irani claan 6 nrRy CaH 104-Q)716 FORD 1660 LTD - 4-dr aadan. 0OO00 mi. $2200 Call 671-0162 RITTENHOUSE VOLKSWAGON VAN 00 - Runa CMIftmOUT FANU. TRUCK wtth part* Call for datallt CORVETTE" 16TT- ^uto trana 302 V6 PS/PB. AC auto 13000 1M4 — Qood tunntna eond 747-7163 attar 2 30 DODOE CMAROEP. SE — 1677. PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE 69 LINCOLN-MERCURY INC waH naada tvaka work $250 or »a« ottar Ca* It7*5l M, < A/C. PW, 4 naw llraa. 45 000 mi v a auto irana. PS PB A/C. tin or baat oflar Call avaa 900 Rt 35-Ocaan Twp 779-1500 »ada for car Caw 767-4000 CHIVY VIOA 1673 • 2 tfoor, mini cond Cad 386-2566 avaa 264-7230 - Blua and wftita awarything whaai cruiaa control, buckat worka SHOO or baat oftar Call SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC VOLKSWAGEN 1672 SUPER auto trana naada aoma angina 222-flWO day* a>h »Qf Franh _ aaata AM/FM caaaatta atarao OEORQE WALL MQB-OT - 1007 Baat offar CHIW ITimof 1171 - tig work, naw battarbattary tlraa aic 29.602 mi. looka t runa oood bafora July 15 717-5040 Nawman Sprlnga Rd . Rad Bank BEETLE - Rabuilt angina, hava •400 Call 741- 322 CORVETTECONVERTIBLE t»70 LINCOLN/MERCURY 741-0010 racaipia. aac running eond. 741-3277 ~ 350/300 automatic ino* Aaking 12060 Call 672-1624 Shrawabury Ava at Sycamora CaH 204-7136 PLYMOUTH TC III 1600 - Rad. 4 SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - Ptonaar aound ayatam 61250 CHIVY IIMPALM A 1M« - Oood quality rad lacquar paint (old DODOE DIPLOMAT 1676 — 316 Shrawabury 747-6400 MONTE CARLO 1679 — EMC apaad. aun roof, graat car Atk- 6T1-OQ16 run^n^ o ooand 6300 firm Call paint ramovad) Machanicalty cond loadad Aaking 63500 Prograaaiva Doctora ofttca automatic 4 dr, A/C. ale looka HONDA CVCC 1076 ir.g I$2400 or baai offar Can Matura aap conactanttoua Ra- VOLVO - 1675. 24$ BL. auio. • «c Muat aaa $7W5 S3O M.5 and runa a»c 62350 Call Aa ta AM FM caaaatta 4 cyi CaH aftar 5pm 671-6760 957 C0590 ium« 5trtcn conttndanca Bo* COX UTHJTV TRAIIM CUOA — RARE 1»'3 NEW pain I MOVING MUST SELL — 1974 air. PS/PB. AM/FM atarao. gar- • MNI> CHfVY MALIBU IMt - 307. 741-0530 auto 6650 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 75 — 6 8207 Bad Bank aga kapt Aafcing run* wan. naada body worn Batl naw angina 4 apd Nan* gaan in Call 483-4011 Dataun 260 Z, aac cond Ural S32O5/261-2276 CM Mi-Mil raaf Mucn mora io aaa Baat DODOE VAN 1978 $2000 takaa ••)<•'• Call 530-0796 or 747-6176 JAGUAR 1074 XJ6 - Rabuiit an- 66,000 mi Oood cond $2400 Wagon. 1977 63.000 mi. aaking VW BEETLE - 1074 Runa waH tOHO PICK UP l»72 tmm —m 1700 of baat offar Call DATSUN 200 3X 1*60 5 ipd a*c cond . 17400 Call Call 8423141 $1200 Call 741-6541 642-9662 Body good Naw from •an oond gma 671-2607 AM/FM caaaana. aunroof 741-4 366 OLDS OMEGA I960 - PS P6 PLYMOUTH "HORIZON 107«~ FORD THUNDERBIRD 1677 - auapanaton Call 747-4467 aflar 51.000 mi 64.600 Call §42-8262 DUSTER 1673 — 2nd Una 6475 Exc oond 302 automatic. A/C. Powar 0 17003 CHEVY MONZA - 1»7fi E«cal- Call 563-1065 aak for Pata aflar KARMANDHIA 1670 — 44.000 A/C. AM/FM. 4 dr blua •«< wJM condition Naw paint, nmm DATSUN 1661 510 — 4 door llrai 36.000 "" vary claan cond $2000 aaata. windowa. ate Looka and 7PM waahly Waakanda any- mi oood cond . original ownar Call 642-3176 _ runa aic Call 741-4M6 VW — 1072 CAMPER RaiuUI FORD MOO 1t7l - UnkMv ttraa Many naw pana Muat aaa hatchback. A/C am/fm. 5 tima Call aflar 6pm 670-3617 angina Encaaant body Aaklng •MM oondraonl Only M.*7t apaad, axe cond , aaklng 64300 S1200 or maka offar Call •at Offar C«H>haf 6. 767-2226 S7.-2695 aftar 5pm " "OLDS TORANADO 1073 PLYMOUTH VALIANT - 1074 ~4 TOMS FORD S2S00 672-2222 daya 672-O62T nriM. PS/PS. auto Iran* with CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1674 — Call 53O-B543 FIAT SPVDER CONVERTIBLE dr PS AC. raar dat 310 ang. 200 Hwy 39 Kaypon 1675 - S apaad, AM FM caaa "It-TSON CHEVROLET CO Claan inferior nlghta v-» m. mtrimi oap omy EM ocnd P8. PB. A/C. air DATSUN 2t0 ZX ISM - S'l $400 body 6 Int immaculata Runa 204-1000 tl.BOO CM 7J1T7JM .fur i Navy blua with batga lop 62500 Hwy 36 Eatontown VW RABBIT 1000 - 4 apaad •nocha. naw tlras, mull aaa to var/blwa. PS/PB/PW/AC/CC. Call 747-6627 Call767-0019 good No ruat Muat aall $1200 TOYOTA CELiCA GT 1061 - 2 pappy, raliatwa. aunroot, naw p.m. Call iof dauila computar chack AM FM atarao 542-1000 Jannltar. 646-6026 or 530-3055 OLDS DELTA 00™-~ HM2 , dr coupa 4-cyt aulo wtlr, ovar- brakaa 64 000 ml. S2000 CaH caaa 56.000 mi |7B00 Call FIAT 1318. 1070 - 4 door, dam- tABRIOLA MOTORS PONTIAC T-1000 1002~ — A/Q, , driva AC PS/PB AM/FM radio 47-3076 212-244-2200. day. 530-1660 aaad raar body. 6408 Can ROYALE BR Aulo AC. raar window datoggar tintad aswCHEVY CHEVETTr E 1677 - Exc • Rd r PS/PB/PW/PL. C/C Tilt, V I Eladrlc raar dafoggar 35.6035.60:3 •v— t waananda 747-1167 glaaa, am radio, rual proofad cond 66.500 741-3227 OMC •UtJUMAN l»71 - Hum Cond inalda * out Aahlng 2433 wlpara Ramota Irunk lock mint cond . 16.600 ml $4700 or VW SUPER BEETLE 1674 flood, now baftary Maetfa aoma 61500 Call 465-4161 DATSUN 1673 - 610 Wagon. FIAT SPIDER CONVERTIBLE AM/FM atarao caaaana 2-Tona baat offar Phona 229 5103 aflar TOYOTA LAND CRUI8ER 1674 Mint cond Body M». WOO Call 1*1 MM 73.000 mi runa wall. 1550 CaH 1676 - Many naw parta Too ailva' gray Sharpl Aaking $7795 6 pm a. y $1700 CHEVY MALIBU 1676 — Auto 946-3631 much to Hal Vary wall mam LE MANS WAOON - 1070 STi-QtOl Call 707-3202 HAM.EV *POCTSTI«. - 1*77 tran§ atarao caaaatta. brand convaraion, Snow plow tainad EncaJtanl cond inakla A 6450 CaH 767-0134 PONTIAC LC MANS 1074 PS offar 870-5172 aftar 5pm MUM >M CM altar 1 pm Mm to— M 000 mi. naada wo* k DATSUN 260 ZX 1976 - Black, 6 out CaH 671-1276 OLDS 96 1977 - AC fully w VAN - 1007. SWIM Tour. 6760 Can attar 630 p m or •paad. AC. 35000 mi 67000 LINCOLN CONTINENT*T 1673 loadad Mint cond 63000 Call 4 door, runagood. Muat aall TOYOTA - 1676. Catwa. OT Mar. dual cargo dra. Sahara win- waafcanda M2-6667 < an «4« jy:n FIAT - 1S76, i 2* Spidar 90.000 - Orig ownar Runa Ilka naw aftar 5. all day. waakanda $200 or baal offar Call 747-3635 lift-back 5 ap Air. AM/FM owa. corwartlbla top. vary rara HOT DOG TRAIL!*. - Fully ml good cond Aahing |1600 Qraal cond I Loadad with aatrai or 530-3464 Jood cond 6450 or. baat HulpUd I rM>U . aoda chaal CHEVY NOVA - 1676 NKW car DATSUN 260ZX 1961 - Loadad. 642-6444 atarao vary good cond pttM avan. Oaa naal. • mora. CaH 767-141S Si600 or baal oftar 498 143. or PONTIAC FIREBIRO 1977 —671-1263 •War 0420044 or 741-2062 run* axoaltant 52.000 mi 62350 i/iopi mini 611.000 Call 563-06.2 OLD CUTLASS 1076 - 67.000 ft** or ban rtlar 7H-IIM Oaya 563-4104 Night a FIAT XI* 1676 -~4~apaadT^aw ml. A/C, pa/pb. valour intarior. $1995 or baal offar Ramanufac- 566-0912 or 666-6466 lurad angina with othar naw TOYOTA COROLLA 1662 - 5 DOME DARTS IMS 2 1 two iiraa. paint job * angina pana LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS cruiaa control, am/fm ta apd AM FM. 4 naw Bridgaaiona WO Autos for Sale INTIRNATIONALPICKUP — *»hln0 »2i» Call 264-9171 - PRICED RIGHT RA08AS $2500 7§7 0216 ahar 3p parta all lotaiad $ 1300 Runa vary 1*71 Nao mat and unary CHEVETTE 1003 - 4 cyl. 4 apd dr. 1 lour-dr , both cara dnva- wait, naada minor body 6 trana liraa, 50,500 mi Battar than a*c PONTIAC 36ft BROAD 8T RED cond 64700 or baat oftar Call irana , AM radio Muat aall Aak b*a fl cyl angina* $350 6 6150 FIREBIRD ESPRIT 1077 — (trio. BANK 741 9160 OLDS VISTA CRUISE R WAOON work Analoua Io aall 530-1132 Ing 143.000. Call 542 464 3 11 Main Si. Kaanaburg mat ownar. with low mi, in anc 1673 - PS PB AC. auto trana or 495-9516 attar 5 30 400-6610. aftar 6 DODOE TRAOE8MAN VAN I87H cond Pricad to aall Call MARK v 1977 Biti Biaaa AM/FM atarao tapa dack. win- TOYOTA CELICA^-" 16TTGT~5 INTIRNATIONAL SCOUT 1(71 CliCVCTTi 1060 - 11000. 671-6079 PONTIAC LE MANS — Safari - Eic cond. 64.000 mllaa Call adHMn 04,000 ml Full powar dow roof. IIH wnaaf tintad wir>- 9pd AC. AM/FM ataro upa — btra ion lop. 4 ovarariad 62.000 ml 4 dooi Moon roof Can batora S dowa $700 Attar 5 747-5569 Wagon 1670 AC AM/FM atarao 1*1111 run. naaM «or> *4ftO trana Call 717-7152 767-4666 aWar »pwi FIREBIRD 1673 - V6, auto . PB. dack Qood condition 36,000 ml ?91 5600 caaaatta PS/PB Enaiiani con- $4tOO 741-3562 AVIS Can T3«-i*>* altar* AM FM atarao caaa 64.000 mi OTDB CUTLASS" 'SUPREME dition 75,000 ml 63200 CHEVCTTC - 1003 Manual DODOE OMNI 1640 — 4 cyl. MATADOR 1974 - Oood run- MAZDA (1*00 PICKUP - 1*74 10.000 ml uka naw AM/FM auto. AC Flral 12400 takaa HI baat offar Call 767 3263 1077 — V6. good condition. 530-6421 aftar 6 TOVOTA COROLA 3P, 3 (900 - 4 Sad. 4 cyl Oood condition CaH 53O-ftM& CaH batwaan 7 Can T67-6473 FIREBTRD - Eapftl T676~naw ning cond v fl naada body work $2900 Calt 495-4611 2 dodr aport coupa 5 apaad. 1350 or baal offar Call 4M 1734 PONTIAC LE MANS STATION 39.500 .in. am/fm caaaatta. Aahlno 11100 Call John. and 10 pm or waakanda brakaa, naw tlraa naada motor OLDS DELTA 88 COUPE 1060 WAGON - 1973 Runa good 717.ill* DODOE CMAROER la^-Oir MAXIMA DATSUN 1061 - Fully good cond . 64250 747-3212 CHEW CHEVELLE 1673 —AC. PS/PB AM FM caaa. naw •1000 Call 291-9056 Gold auto trana powat win- Muat a*XI $200 Call 264-0236 Young Used loadad good cond . 53,000 ml. dowa. 58.000 ml . $4695 Call PANEL TRUCK 1M7 - IT. a«c pa/pb auto, atarao caaaorta 4 aahauai. 1750 or baat offar Call MREBIRD1679-Smail8 autO~ $6300 Call mormnga or »V- PONTIAC LEMANS WAGON 76 I TOVOTA" COROLLA 1076 — 542-4W0 901 -0462 66.000 mi runa 1 looka good nocaaa nw. Moo or baat naw llraa, runa baaullfully 6275 air. t iopt pa/pb. atarao caaaat- mnga 536-6426 - PB/PS/AC, AM FM. naw tlraa. oflar CallUO-204* 672-0036 atlar S 30 pffl OODQE COLT^iiao" - RB pack la. many naw parta Baal offar OLDS t975 viSTA CRUISER ahocka, brakaa Wall malntalnad S_1000 Call aftar 6 767 6616 aoa. twin IIICH trana Good MPO ovar |5«00 671-7550 MAZOA PW 7 OS 76 - Show WAGON - A diaaatar but n runa at raaaon- TRIUMPH TR 6 1074'* — Whita For Sale 300 Autos for Sal* roomeond 3 apd air Qraal Pay $195 tor liraa 6 battar t taka •ftar Muat Da —" Call 1 comptataJy raatorad. mint con- AM/FM. aic cond . 63000 CaH FIREBIRD 1673 FORMULA 400 atarao, aunroof. low mil $75,00 MO ZX — •lad/Mack intarior 74T-7aS6 — pa/pb, 4 apaad, am/fm car traa 229-0794 870-9142 aflar fl 741-5056 _ dition. California car. 66500 Call CHEVY 1677 IMPALA WAQON Call 577-0435 I 741-0633 or 741-2603 47 Shrewsbury Av* touvara. light covara. air oond — CKC cond , 67.000 ml. nmm DODOE OART SPORT 1673 — caaaatta aaklng 11500 or baat OPEL MANTA 1074 - Naw Ml- PONTIAC TRANS AM- 1061 T Maga Radio, burglar alarm llraa. bra-aa 6 ahocha AC. Rad with whita mi vary claan offar Call S66-6990 MERCURY CAPRI 1070 -~Uc tary. good rubbar runa good "tot* powar ataarlnaaring FFullu y i TRANS AM — 1077. Pontiac Red Bank, 747-010* AM/FM atarao. 6 apaakara PS/PB. PW 63200 firm auto buck at a ratty wnaaia, cond. aun root. 30.000 mi. naada minor rapair 90 000 mi loadad Turbo chargad 34000 FORD PINTO 1676 -VipaaoTi 13360 Call 871-3646 $200 JJBII 406 3575 • road 3401 7410610 aftar 5 call 642 6619 aporia mirrora, aun roof. p/a. door, AM FM radio 6700 Call ml Call aftar 8 pmi. 465-2060 AMC MATADOR - 1676. 4 dr . aafc lor Frad or Sua p/b. air. naw liraa 56.000 mi fl 767-5731 " auto. no rual or danta 06.000 cyl 11450 of baat otfa* Call 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos for Sale ml 11300 642-120) CHEVETTE — 1663. 4 ap 495-4568 or 717-9652 aak forFORD FAIRLANE MX) - 1663 13.000 mi Exc cond Muataall Rtek AMC HATCHBACK 1*73 - Aaklng payoff prlca only Undar Collaciora buyl 2ownara Rabuirt 70.000 ml AC PS. MOO Call warranty 767-0352 DODOE DAYTONA TURBO 1964 angina Body good Raaaonabla 943.1*11 aflara. PM - Loadad 5 apaad 350 mi. coat Call aflar 6. 747-5672 CHEVY — 1673 Nova. V6, atan 11300. aaklng |n.000 Muat aa» FORD ESCORT 1662- Baautiiui AMC HORNET WAOON 1671 - dard ahitt PS AM/FM atarao immadlatalyt Maka offaf cond 20,000 ml 4 apd alarao. Vary dapandabta 6270 CaH Runa wall 6450 or baal offar 657-0566 radian 63660 Call 261-6356 alar 6. 717-3740 Ca£ day./ 364 - 0OM ^^ AMC CONCORD DL 1001 - 4 CHEVY NOVA -"~it7t. ~l*M0 300 Autos (or Sal* 300 Autos (or Sal* LINCOLN-MERCURY cyl, 4 apaad. vary aporty naw ml P/B Auto Iran* Air Jual tlraa avka claan AM FM caaa Dtvoroa toroaa aata 62036 220-0704 claaa olaat claaa claaa claaa data claaa claaa claaa CHEVY — AMC WAOON - 1671 6 cyl 1*7*. Impala Wagon. Air. Oood condition Paaaad inapac- AM/FM itarao. Po« lock! «on 6376 firm 671-6320 aftar 9 Crulaa control Eac cond 71.000 AMC HORNET 1672 - 6 cyt ml 13300 or baal offar Call •400 Oood running oond Call 071 0743 VOLVO 250 Auto Insurance MAS THI CARS! AMC CHE WOK EE JEEP - 1677. i 4 wnaal drrva, 42.000 ml AM/FM atarao Aaklno 12600 Call •710162 150 Now Volvos in Stock! 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