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MARLBORO ENGI WN Too much Smith Maiden voyage MAI . C Expo hurler tames ^K-v< Discovery shuttle poised Mete In 5-3 victory. tor first space flight. Today's Porvcast: Shower, then clearing Pa9f*2 Page A? ^iimnj^l^ WAaVMfcgoW M AO 4 A) er VOL. 106 NO. 302 YOUR HOMETOWN NEW9PAPER . . . SINCE 1878 MONDAY, JUNE 25. 1984 *••• 25 CENTS Jackson, Duarte to discuss leftists cease-fire offer PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) — The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson is heading for El Salvador and a meeting with President Jose Napoleon Duarte to relay a cease- fire overture from leftist guer- rillas. The Democratic presidential WAITING FOR THE TROOPS - Sharon candidate was stopping in San Bernard of Cornwall, N.Y., above photo, roasts Salvador for the Duarte meeting a chicken at yesterday's Battle of Monmouth re- before pushing on with the next leg enactment while waiting tor the hungry soldiers of Us five-day trip to Latin Ameri- to return from the battle. At left, an unidentified ca, a visit to Cuba and a meeting British soldier watches the action on the field. tomorrow with President Fidel Castro. Jackson met several times yes- terday with four representatives of two Salvadoran guerrilla groups, the Farabundo Marti National Battle of Monmouth Liberation Front (FMLN) and the Democratic Revolutionary Front (FDR). Neither Jackson nor rebel spokesman Ruben Zamora would give specifics of the message for sights, sounds relived Duarte. "The group has expressed over- BY TERRY MOORE The partly cloudy weather held pated in the event, sponsored by whelming willingness to engage in through the entire re-enactment of the Company of Associated Militia a process of negotiations and MANALAPAN - Loud shot* the battle, which was one of 300 of Monmouth County (CAMMC), dialogue and commitment to a JACKSON SUMMIT — The Rev. Jesse Jackson talks with Ruben echoed throagh Monmouth Battle- combats and skirmishes occurring said Isaacks. the CAMMC com- peaceful solution as opposed to a Zamora, head of the political faction of the Democratic Revolutionary field State Paris yesterday after- in the state during the revolution. mander. It is co-sponsored by the military solution," Jackson said Alliance, called the FMLN, yesterday morning in Panama. Zamora's noon. Bodies lay across tha roiling Members of the audience strug- Associated Regiments of the after the meeting In a hotel here. group is against the government in El Salvador. terrain. gled to see over the heads of others American Revolution (ARAR), a As in the past, however, the Bat local history-lovers knew as the fire of muskets sounded. national organisation of which he guerrillas rejected a condition for identify the representative much of a coincidence that the the noise and "dead" bodies were Dressed in Colonial garb, amateur is the vice president, Isaacks said. cease-fire talks laid down by As he prepared for the trip, verdicts occurred in conjunction no cause for alarm. They were just actors inarched in the field carry- Individual units of the Brigade Duarte in his June 1 inauguration Jackson showed willingness to re- with a Duarte visit to the United part of the annual re-enactment of ing bayonets while other players of the American Revolution also speech: an end to the fighting in El tract some earlier harsh words States. the Battle of Monmouth, which rode across the grass on horse- participated. Salvador. about Duarte. He had criticized the Jackson acknowledged having took place between American and back. The three co-coordinators of the The rebels responded to that Duarte government while the presi- some second thoughts, saying, British troops throughout this area Next to the park's visitors' event were ARAR President Bud speech by calling for unconditional dent was visiting the United States "There must be some flexibility." on Junett, 1778. Yesterday'! la- center was an overnight encamp- Wheeler, Colts Neck, Lewis A. touts. as a "puppet regime" manipulated Jackson is hoping the Cubans will bour event attracted approximate- ment, where women sat cooking Force, East Brunswick, of the Zamora said the guerrillas are by the Reagan administration. free a batch of political prisoners ly 7,000 spectators of all ages. over wood fires. Middlesex County Militia and Den- prepared to go to San Salvador to Jackson also had questioned the while he visits there. He said he While watching the action, adult The re-enactment has sparked nis Krowe, a Scotch Plains nun discuss a cease-fire. He said Costa validity of the May 24 convictions will make a moral appeal to Castro onlookers explained to their chil- patriotism within the community who is commander of the 38th Rica has offered its embassy there of five former Salvadoran national for release of at least 21 such dren the history of the battle, since 1978. However, the event was Regiment of Foot. as a site for negotiations. guardsmen on charges of killing inmates. known as the longest In the not held in 1(79 because of "a lack Bob Kane, a member of the Old Jackson said he talked with a four American churchwomen in a There have been reports that a Revolutionary War. Small tote tat of coordination," said Thaddeus J. Fort Miflin Guard, Philadelphia, representative of the Duarte gov- case that caused an outcry in the deal for their release already has perched on their parents' Isaacks, Howell, head coordinator narrated the re-enactment, noting ernment yesterday. He declined to United States. He said it was too See Jackson, page At shoulders, hoping to get a better of the re-enactment. that the soldiers in 1778 fought in view of the soldiers and the white More than 280 men and women weather that reached 102 degrees. •moke curling from cannons into — truckdrlvers, secretaries, and Isaacks, a National Guard re- the air. teachers, among others — partici- See Mnnmouth, page At Shrewsbury youth, 14, struck, killed by car spokewoman said. BY TERRY MOORE under the influence of alcohol and reckless driving, Bennett said. Liu, who was driving his vehicle EATONTOWN - An Eatontown Uretzky was released on bail. out of a convenience store parking man was arrested and charged with Police did not disclose the street lot at the time of the accident, and causing death by auto after the addresses of the driver or the his son both sustained head in- vehicle he was driving allegedly victim. juries, Bennett said. Liu's wife careened onto a Broad Street suffered leg injuries. sidewalk, killing a Shrewsbury Bennett said Uretzky's vehicle The Eatontown First Aid Squad youth on a bicycle, and Injuring was traveling north-bound on Broad assisted in transporting the Injured himself and three others. Street when it reportedly jumped to the hospital. The Eatontown Fire Michael Jackson, 14, was pro- onto the sidewalk, crashed into the Department stood by while the nounced dead on arrival at Mon- teen-ager and then, continuing vehicles were removed from the mouth Medical Center, Long down the sidewalk, collided with a site and until part of Broad Street Branch, following the 3:37 p.m. vehicle that was pulling out of a re-opened after being closed to accident, said Sat. Dale Bennett, nearby convenience store. He said traffic. Traffic was hot permitted one of the investigating officers. the vehicle finally stopped after on the road between White Street The youth, who was riding a bicycle slamming into a monument in front and Kelly's Lane for a half hour. on the sidewalk when be was of the Central Jersey Bank tt Trust struck, died of multiple injuries, Co., Broad Street. Aside from Bennett, Patrolman Bennett said. Holmdel residents Jun Min Liu, Michael Panchak investigated the incident, with assistance from Pa- Monmouth re-enactment at Monmouth Battle- Charles Uretiky, 33, who was 35. his 32-year-old wife, Shin Hsing THE BRITISH ARE COMING - The British treated and released from the same Ho, and their 22-month-old son, trolmen Fred Megill and Thomas troops charge across the field toward the field State Park. hospital for facial, neck and leg Jonathan Liu. remained In stable Clayton, Detective Thomas Worn- Revolutionary troops during yesterday's Battle ol Injuries, was charged with causing condition late last night at Mon- bough and Investigator Charles death by auto, operating a vehicle mouth Medical Center, a hospital Davis Nine Monmouth towns may face insurance dilemma NEWARK (AP) - A New Jersey He said the company would not would create a special guarantee Adubato said the potential in- as of 1982, according to the state the company, a subsidiary of the solvency of the company could be legislator has proposed a plan to file for bankruptcy, but be would fund where the 60 companies Department of Banking and In- Ambassador Group of North "the biggest insurance scandal to motemanJ,0» pol- surance, are: Aberdeen, Asbury Bergen, insolvent. not say how long it was prepared to writing a line of insurance business continue In business. similar to that of Ambassador hit this state since Gateway went i with about 112 million in Park, Fair Haven, Keyport, under in the 1970s." claims from being Such an order could cancel all would contribute to a pool to pay Keansburg, i Matawan and Red "We really don't want to aay The Gateway Insurance Co. was policies in New Jersey and force the claims. the bag" should a Bank. County police department what our papers are going to aay an automobile insurance firm that Vennoot court declare the Am- holding policies with the firm as of policyholders with claims to settle until they are filed," Squire said, Their policyholders would be charged 8 percent more in went bankrupt.. Its claims were 1983 are: Aberdeen, AUenhurst. for 20 percent to 40 percent of what adding that the documents would paid through special surcharges premiums to cover the cost, under Assembiyman Michael Adubato, Fair Haven and Ocean. is actually owed them. include expert analysis of Am- assessed against all policyholders. T lam, said be will Introduce bassador Insurance's financial pos- Adubato's proposal. today that would use It could not be learned yesterday Vermont insurance officials In a ition. foods and a whether those communities still recent report contended that the firm bad a deficit of at least 143 "Ambassador has been mis- bold Insurance coverage with the million as of last November, an managed and the people of this Monday. Vermont firm. amount they say could already have state will be left holding the bag," Index Lilesryie B6 The outstanding claims range grown to 813 million. Adubato said. "Unless we do some- Movies A8 1W. iUBWiony currently owe*' from 11,000 on a homeowner policy thing quick, most of the outstanding Walter Squire, a spokesman for People A2 to 2.311 New Jersevpol- to a 1800,000 claim filed by the claims will never be paid." Carter, Ledyard and Milbum of Advice B7 Obituaries A7 Jersey City Housing Authority, New York, the law firm rep- Adubato's measure, which he Arts A8 Opinion A6 •nsou and M manicipaUtsM la the Adubato said. Business A5 Sports B2 state bsU liability resenting Ambassador, said yester- aays would raise 111.3 million. The Vermont Insurance Depart- day that the company would file Classified B8 Television A8 ment has asked a Superior Court court papers In Vermont Friday Can Mr. Astol Comics BS Your Town B1 polidaa with the judge in Montpeller. Vt., to declare explaining Its position. Save You Money??? Can 747-4000. .. A* MONDAY. JUNE 25. 1M4 Tanker reports damage; military conference ends Williams stays Iraahas attacks, doasas ofshtaa _av Iran hi the fast SBST months in its eUort to aqasasc off the oil noanc- diplomatic in swim of things aH as it headed lor the Panfcaa Oasf reraaac with whkh Iran is ftaane- •at council members are Saudi port of Dabal. the first attack on a lag to war effort against Iratqo Iran The coui LOS ANGELES (AP) - Etta commercial ship la the guV hi two has bean accused of r^jj** Williams retired in the early 1Mb. she stayi la the rim of things. m ArabiaaUa,, whic- h have ^. official Ij^Bggc IDs* Williams, who swam her way to box-office Mialatry said the Alasaadar the helped finance Iraq during the 4S46-- ™!^ claim* y«torday ccen in • string of films in the '«• and SO*, •bowed Great waa damaged ihni the attacattack month war. ITTtiJftnttL Stales had supplied parenU bow to teach babies to be water safe in a recent yesterday but waTaht--JatlBe to lcoatlaae Iraq said yesterday it "will U»t "*"""*£ l^Ssrf mustard toward Dabai. In the Uailad Arab cootinae the strikes (against ships Iraq wlUH.«»"«£;Tbylnter video, "Swim, Baby. Swim." . to the Uattad Arab 11 ooUiW l The UCLA Film Archives, together with the Woman's Emirates, with itiUa cancargo*. ThThee trying to approach Ir»nUIranian portports. ) ISJ** « " ""^ Sports Foundation, launched a month-lonf tribute to bo- as long as thTrulers of Tehran (the "to^alllungton. State I Friday night, screening her film. "Million Dollar —i •ajorcd. I Iranian capital) insist oa ag ment sDokesman Brian Carlson Mermaid." Iraq claimed tu pilots hit "four The last reported attack on a ship £& STlranlan allegation "rid- She also received an award Friday from the Women's big naval targets" Jftsraaj near in the golf occurred June 10, when iculous." Spokesmen for Uw De- Sports Foundation, presented by Olympic gold medalist Iran's Kharg Island in aa attack f^W Department and the Air Donna de Varona. intended to enforce Ms blockade of Iranian warplanes attacked the Kuwaiti tanker Kaxima east of the Force had no immediate comment. "I didn't think there would be an audience interested Iranian ports, bat there was no independent report that any other Strait of Hormui The last reported nSr monitored in Nteo£ in me at this point." Miss Williams, 60. said. "You Either Williams Larry Gadka Cyprus, said "documents obtained JW, everybody has their moment and then the ships were hit. Iraqi attack was on June 3, when Iraqi fighters crippled the Turkish from a U.S. Air Force bate In moment is over." where "bunnies" — female employees — once trained Today, Iraq accused Iran of 4 that two U.S. Air violating a 14-daj accord banning tanker Buyuk Hun near Kharg for the casinos. flew the mustard gas attacks on residential anas in the After a civil ceremony in Hemel Hempsted on The military chief s of sU Persian ...JatotbeTornsJonAir Gatlin tiling with hepatitis Saturday, the couple returned home and then drove in two warring states. It was the sixth Gulf nations concluded a closed- Force base In Spsln on Jan. II. NASHVILLE. Term (AP) - Country music singer a horse-drawn coach to St. John the Baptist Church for time Iraq has accused Iran of a violation since the accord took door meeting yesterday in Riyadh, It said the gas was transferred to Larry Gatlin has a mild case of hepatitis which will the Messing. * Baghdad the next day and was used curtail his activities for two to three weeks. effect June 11. Saudi Arabia. Diplomatic sources, Lownes was fired as Playboy chief in April 1981 amid speaking on condition of anonymi- against Iranian troops during their Gatlin, 36, said in an interview Saturday from his bed police inquiries into allegations the casinos illegally An unidentified military spokes- man, reading a communique over ty, said they apparently agreed on offensive along the central front In at Southern Hills Hospital that be expects to be gave gamblers credit. A British television company, February. discharged today or tomorrow. He entered the hospital Trident, bought the group for $31 4 million, but was the state radio in Baghdad, said forming a unified high command Iranian gi elledaaoula southert n and a united defense force. The United States has accused Wednesday and was forced to cancel a White House refused gambling licenses to operate them. Iraq of using mustard gas against appearance Thursday with his two brothers. Iraqi "civilian area" for 10 minutes The results of the Gulf Cooper- late yesterday. No casualties were ation Council meeting were not Inn and has condemned such The Odessa, Texas, native has viral type A hepatitis, actions. the milder of the two types of the liver disease, he said Retracing Lewis & Clark journey reported. disclosed. The military chiefs were Gatlin got the disease from eating some shellfish, KALAMAZOO, Mich. (AP) - Two Kalamaxoo said hospital spokeswoman Amy Harshman. He was In women plan to paddle canoes into the headwaters of the stable condition. Missouri River on July 4 and duplicate part of the The entertainer said he hopes to sing as scheduled historic exploration of Meriwether Lewis and William Space shuttle Discovery July 4 in Washington, D.C. Clark. He said he sent President Reagan a telegram If they are successful, Mary Schmidt, 26, and Beverly apologizing (or canceling the appearance at the Feldpausch Gordon, SI. said they will be the first solo Congressional Seafood Festival on the south lawn. women's canoe team to make part of the return trip "I said I owed him one and that I'd repay him in from the Pacific Ocean to St. Louis the two explorers ready for maiden flight November at the ballot box," said Gatlin, who is known made 182 years ago. for such hits as "Broken Lady," "All the Gold in The pair plan to embark on the "Spirit of Sacagawea" produce a drug to benefit diabetics. California" and "Love Is Just a Game." trip ir. separate canoes along the Missouri and CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla (AP) pilot Michael Coats; mission Mississippi river systems from Dillon, Mont., to New — Space shuttle Discovery is specialists Judy Resnlk, Steve But Bete cells are living cells, 7 Orleans and hope to complete their odyssey by Oct. IS. primed for launch on Ita maiden Hawley and Richard Mullane; and and Rose had said earlier that I.mines does the 'proper thing "The trip isn't just to prove that two women can do flight today, carrying a crew of six payload specialist Charles Walker, living cells are not the raw ma- ALBURY, England (AP) - Victor Lownes, onetime this, but rather to encourage women to do more in that includes America's second the shuttles first paying customer. terial of the experiment on this head of the U.S. Playboy casino group in Britain, has sports in general," Ms. Schmidt said Saturday. space woman and an industry Walker's employer. McDonnell flight. married his 34-year-old girlfriend, Marilyn Cole. Ms. Gordon is an experienced canoeist, and competed engineer whose "weightless" Douglas Corp., is reimbursing Resnik, who holds a doctorate in "After living in sin for 12 years, it's nice to do thein a 17-hour river marathon last year. She is also a manufacturing process will NASA 180,000 for the expense of electrical engineering, is primarily proper thing," Lownes, 96, said as the couple left the physical fitness director and helps her husband run a produce test quantities of a mys- training him for the trip. responsible on the mission for village church near their mansion north of London canoe shop Ms. Schmidt is an avid swimmer. tery drug. He is to operate a machine in checking out the ship's new robot Weather, as it often is on a space which he'll separate biological crane and for extending and reeling shot, was the main concern as the materials in an electric field to in a 102-foot-tall solar array. countdown progressed smoothly produce a drug, identified only as The array, resembling a sail or toward a liftoff of the nation's third a hormone extracted from protein. shuttle at 8:43 a.m. EDT. The drug will be tested within wing when unfurled, is made of a Shultz, Ortega to confer The shuttle forecaster, Air Force weeks on animals and later this material called Kaptron which has Capt. Art Thomas, said yesterday year on human volunteers as the thickness of photographic film. MEXICO CITY (AP) - about 125 miles, southeast of Puerto private and confidential, without there could be clouds and some McDonnell Douglas and its partner, It folds, accordian-style, into a Secretive talks between the United Vallarta. the glare of the media, so we showers in the area at launch time. the Ortho Pharmaceuticals container only seven inches high. It States and Nicaragua will take Excelsior quoted the sources as cannot confirm or deny." But, he added, "we are op- Division of Johnson It Johnson, is IS feet wide. place today at the Pacific resort saying the U.S. ambassador to The United States supports re- timistic." seek Food and Drug Administration "Such a sail is capable of city of Maiuanillo, the independent Mexico, John Gavin, would attend, bels trying to overthrow the leftist "The crew is ready, the cargo is approval to mass produce It in producing 12.S kilowatts of power," nespaper Excelsior reported. and the Mexican government news Sandinista government of ready and the only concern is with space for commerical marketing Resnik said. "But for this initial Secretary of State George P. service Notimex reported that Har- Nicaragua. It accuses the Sand- the weather," said Jesse Moore, starting in 1(87. test only three of the 84 panels are Shultz and Nicaraguan junta leader ry Bergold, U.S. ambassador to inistas of supporting leftist rebels acting director of the shuttle pro- "I'd like to tell you what It hi." equipped with solar cells, enough to Daniel Ortega agreed on June 1 to Nicaragua, arrived in Manzanillo fighting the US -backed El gram. Walker said. "The reason I can't is produce 250 watts and give us an hold the talks, but did not announce yesterday. Salvador government. During a week in space the crew that the pharmaceutical industry is idea how they work." Four average a date or place. "We're not saying anything about Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia is to release a military communica- a very competitive business and households could be powered with Excelsior, quoting unidentified it. We cannot confirm or deny," and Panama have been trying to tions satellite, snap thousands of you don't want your competitors to 12.5 kilowatts Mexican diplomatic sources, said said U.S. Embassy spokesman Lee negotiate a peaceful, regional solu- Earth photos with a mapping know what you're working on until On Tuesday, Mullane and Hawley the talks would start in Maiuanillo, Johnson in Mexico City. "We tion to the conflicts in Central camera and erect a 10-story-tall the last possible moment." are to deploy a communications 350 miles west of Mexico City and should prefer the meeting to be America. solar sail to test a device that may Speculation has centered on satellite named Leasat, owned by one day convert the sun's rays to urokinase, which dissolves blood Nicaragua has said previously Hughes Communications Services electricity to power space stations clots, and inter(eron. which helps Inc. Hughes will lease the satellite that any future talks would be or shuttle missions. the body resist viral infections. attended by Victor Hugo Tinoco, its to the Navy, which will use it as a Monmouth battle is re-enacted Commanding Discovery on the James Rose, director of space (coatiaaed) deputy foreign minister, and by space communications switchboard Military Academy at West Point, ship's first mission is Henry processing operations for McDon- for all branches of the military N.Y, Bernard said she and other Harry W. Shlaudeman, President cruiter for the state Department of Hartsfield. The only space veteran nell Douglas, said yesterday it was Discovery, which will Join Col- BAR members take part in events Reagan's special envoy to Central Defense, said the re-enactment America. in the group, he was pilot aboard not interferon. He merely smiled umbia and Challenger in the shuttle like the re-enactment as "an participants work each year to Columbia on the fourth shuttle when reporters asked about fleet, is to return to Earth next obsessive hobby." flight two years ago. "recreate the history of what it In Nicaragua, Interior Minister urokinase and said, "What about Monday, landing at Edwards Air She also said the BAR "strives The other crew members are Beta cells?" - which could took to have our freedom today. Tomas Borge claimed that the Force Base in the California desert. We like to keep history alive and for authenticity" by researching United States was trying to build up keep people aware of their history, buying Colonial antiques the Roman Catholic Church as a heritage." at flea markets and garage sales main force of opposition to the and producing Colonial-era government. Sharon Bernard, a Cornwall, clothing. He said the United States had Rules fight may yet erupt N.Y., resident representing the Isaacks announced that the re- given millions of dollars since 1981 BAR, said the re-enactment is enactment for 1985 will be held to the archdiocese of Managua. carried out "to make (the history) June 22-23; new members are Church officials, in turn, have alive rather than facts and figures eagerly sought by the sponsoring called the government totalitarian, at Democratic convention in a book." A secretary at The U.S. groups accused it of harrassing priests. WASHINGTON (AP) - As Mondale's backers, in an - the day after the final primaries Democrats begin shaping the analysis circulated to members of put him near the required number procedures they will follow at their the rules committee last week, said of delegates. His own count and WEATHER national convention, Gary Hart is any change in the 1984 rules "at this those kept by The Associated Press leaving the door open for challeng- late date would create a political and other news organizations show- ing the rules by which Walter F disaster." ed he went over the required Mondale claims to have clinched Hart declined to tell his Press Jersey shore The est/8 p.m. EDT, Monday. June 25 number by winning commitments the party's presidential nomi- Club audience whether he would from previously unpledged del- nation. Partly sunny with chance of a lingering shower today. 7.O support credentials challenges by egates the morning after the Cali- Highs from 75 to 80. Winds northwesterly at 10 to 20 "We may or may not," Hart aide Jackson, but said, "I don't Intend to fornia primary. mph. Fair and cool tonight. Lows around 80. Sunny and Carol Casey said when asked take any action which will divide pleasant tomorrow. Highs around 80. Chance of rain is whether the Colorado senator the party or weaken our chances to The former vice president has 30 percent today and near zero percent tpnight. would seek changes hi this year's win into critical election." more supporters than either Hart or Jackson on the 184-member rales Ocean water temperatures are around 70 degrees. rules at meetings of the Demo- Georgia Democratic Chairman committee but does not control it cratic Convention Rules Commit- Bert Lance, who has been involved Marine forecast as tightly as he did the platform tee opening here today. in negotiations with Jackson on the committee. Watch Hill. R.I., to Manasquan, N.J. Hart told reporters yesterday issue, said yesterday on the CBS Small craft advisory remains in effect. that he had not decided whether to News television program "Face A committee source, who asked Winds: Switching to the northwest 10 to 20 knots today challenge some of the Mondale The Nation" that: "I don't believe not to be identified, said Mondale decreasing to 10 to1 5 knots tonight. Visibility: Lowering delegates he has labeled ••tainted" he is going to mount any challenge supporters have about 95 members at times to 1 to 3 miles in rain and fog but locally near because they were chosen with the about the delegate situation. I on the committee, Hart supporters zero in brief heavy thunderstorms this morning. help of money from political action 90 or 80, and backers of Jackson FRONTS: believe he is going to be a positive Conditions improving to 5 miles or better by this committees. force at the convention and subse- from 10 to 15 - roughly In afternoon. Showers and occasional thunderstorms this Answering questions at the Na- quently in the election." proportion to the candidates' na- morning. Partial clearing this afternoon. Average wave Occluded -r* Station*y * tional Press Club on Friday, Hart Mondale claimed victory in the tional convention delegate heights 4 to 6 feet decreasing to 2 to 4 feet by this WWW *«•* SfVC» NO«» U S DW •* Cornet* said his campaign would present race for the nomination on June t strength. afternoon. * the rules committee with what he called a "democracy package" that Tides Cftanow.NC 7« •4 .01 en Mpn-si Paul 71 57 CO, aides said would call for changes in The Daj-Jy Register 11 47 c«y 65 70 Clr the 1988 presidential nominating Jackson Sandy Heok cwcaoo n si «i a NtoOntn 17 73 102 ody process, Including reducing the role All times Easlen Standard anemia si 66 20 dr NaoVork 76 70 17 dr (coatiaaed) (USPS-145-440) CUM 7i •7 dr Norloft.Vi. 14 70 26 clr of unpledged delegates and elected TODAY: High: 5:38a mandBMp.m and low: 11:38 CMMlUa.SC S7 S3 Or NortiPWto 64 SO party officials. been struck. But Jackson declined a.m. and 12:31 p.m. Cotuml>o«,C* SI M 15 dr OMahomaOty B7 W 20 3! by JONI H. Coot and Panry CMy Concord.NH M 81 Ody Omara S3 97 Ody The aides said the proposals to confirm the existence of any TOMORROW: High: 6:28a.m. and 647 p.m. and low: MM-FtWorti M 76 dr Orlando 91 74 m such agreement. Mam omca would require proportional rep- Ona SMMtwy, NJ. 07701 12:23 a.m. and xxxx p.m. O*ylon 76 63 26 dr 79 67 33 dr (201) Otnvar S7 51 ody 106 62 resentation in an effort to more "I simply can say that I have For Red Bank and Rumson bridge add two hours; Sea DatMoMM S4 •4 ody II 61 33 ody closely mirror grassroots voter hopes that our appeal will be Branch onoaa Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, deduct 15 DaHa SO M COy 61 41 e«y Oulufl 75 52 ody PorMMOr* 60 67 sentiment and would seek to curtail heard," Jackson said. minutes; Highlands bridge, add 40 minutes. EIPaK (4 74 ody ProvManca as M dr threshhold requirements and other Jackson also has been saying he n dr 90 aa 01 dr wants to talk with Castro about U .11 ody "WHO, ai 49 ody restrictions on candidates. FanJO SI cdy II 34 restoring relations with the United P*jx m •» mmmtmt m m» m a* Ar> na«6 Sun, Moon 62 69 The Rev. Jesse Jackson, Mon- States. All times Eastern Standard oiwmow 99 62 »2 dale's other rival for the presiden- OraMFaHa M 44 dr SI Lou* u aa 66 dr "I'm concerned not Just that a i SSn TODAY: Sunrise 5:26 a.m.; sunset 8:31 p.m. OS dr tial nomination, Is touring Central OrMneoni.N C SO M dr SI PaoTamoa as 77 16 m group Of prisoners - 10 or 30 or 40 JSytL^isyr" ^ - - - TOMORROW: Sunrise 5:27 a.m., sunset 8:32 p.m. HMkrt 73 W 01 dr ' Saa Ur» City 62 56 m America during this week's meet- - are released but that we restore ag 44 dr 97 76 dr Last quarter July 21; first quarter July 5; full moon Honolulu •7 72 rMmtat Sin Anksfwo ings of the rules and credentials SanOttgs M 70 ody normal relations between our two ariSSLSESXlSLUS.'gbi July 13; new moon July 28. Houaon S3 ?a ody SanFrandtto 66 62 dr committees. countries," he said. MdMrnpoii •1 M 06 dr Ian Juan.**. •1 76 m Before leaving Friday. 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MM tar*. 07 07701 61 dr V Bogus tickets - I —c MONOAY, JUNE 25. 1984 The ftrfy Register A3 taken in tolls Shultz hits to Manhattan 'League of .•JEW VPRK (AP) - Port Authority police and the U.S. tent Service are inveatlfating a counterfeiting riniauapeeted of paulng |M,00?worth of bofut bridge and tunnel toll tickets, an authority spokesman said Terror' Official* "have an acUve lavestlptlon under way into WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of State George P. the countcrfeitinf of toU icrip ueed at Port Authority Shultz Mid last night that pre-emptive actions by tunneU and bridge*," ipoketman Lloyd Schwab said. Western democracies may be necessary to counter the Hie Port Authority "has acknowledged that |M,000 of Soviet Union and other nations that he claimed have counterfeit toll scrip was passed." banded together in an international "League of Terror." The scrip comet fa books of » ticket* In denomina- In a speech reiterating a Reagan administration tions from II to ft that the authority sells at a 10 percent policy announced this spring, Shultz said he does not discount, Schwalb said. The tickets are good at any of believe that a "purely passive defense" provides enough the authority's river crossings. of a deterrent to terrorism and the states that sponsor Schwalb said neither he nor the Secret Service would it. provide any details on the investigation A Secret "It is time to think long, hard and seriously about Service agent who declined to give his name «aid no one more active means of defense — about defense through was available to comment over the weekend. appropriate preventive or pre-emptive actions against In an unatlributed report, the Daily News reported terrorist groups before they strike," he said. that authorities had arrested several suspects and Shultz's remarks were delivered to a conference on seized presses allegedly used to print bogus drivers terrorism sponsored by the Jonathan Institute, a private licences, Social Security cards and the toll scrip. The research group. News said, the ring had printed about 13 million of the WMUMPIMIMI While not detailing specific ways of preventing phony tickets PROTESTS AT PARADE — Anti-gay protestors annual Gay Pride parade stepped off in a terrorist acts, the secretary said. "We will need to Schwalb said he would not comment on the report. hold signs across the street Irom St. Patrick's mixture ot partying, politics and protest, with a strengthen our capabilities in the area of intelligence "I can just say it's an active investigation ... dealing Cathedral yesterday in New York as the Gay and quick reaction." with a counterfeit toll scrip operation," he said. controversy involving the Roman Catholic Pride parade passes by. New York City's 15th Church as a backdrop. Human intelligence - as opposed to electronic surveillance — "will be particularly important, since our societies demand that we know with reasonable clarity just what we are doing," he added. NATION Gay community on parade One of the best deterrents to terrorism, Shultz said, is the certainty that "swift and sure" measures will be taken against those who engage in it. He said airline By The Associated Press Archbishop O'Connor" and "A Moral Wrong Cannot hijackings, political kidnappings and embassy takeovers Lundberg says prices falling Lesbians and homosexual men rallied in several be a Civil Right." have declined through increased security and a cities yesterday to demonstrate the "political In San Francisco, some 200 "Dykes on Bikes," willingness of governments to use force and resist LOS ANGELES (AP) - Motorists planning a trip for muscle" that participants said was needed to combat sporting tatoos. leather pants, multi-colored hair and terrorist demands the Fourth of July will find a pleasant holiday surprise, the repression symbolized by 1969°s so-called roses on their motorcycle handlebars led the parade Shultz said the growing number of countries that with gas prices falling instead of rising as they usually "Stonewall Rebellion." from the Embarcadero to City Hall. engage in state-sponsored terrorism include the Soviet do before the holiday, an oil industry analyst said New York City's 15th annual Gay Pride parade Konstantin Berlandt, president of the Freedom Union, Syria, North Korea, Libya and Iran — members yesterday. stepped off in a typical mixture of partying, politics Day board of directors, said waning support for the of a "League of Terror" that sponsors and supports "Gas prices which historically rise on the eve of the and protest, with a controversy involving the gay community had been bolstered recently by "indiscriminate, and not so indiscriminate, murder." Fourth of July have dropped during the past two weeks Catholic Church as a backdrop. California Gov. George Deukmejian's veto in March "When the Soviet Union and its clients provide at both wholesale and retail," said Dan Lundberg, In San Francisco, a crowd of 100,000. led by a of a gay rights bill, an increase in the number of financial, logistic and training support for terrorists quoting statistics from a nationwide survey conducted squadron of leather-clad lesbians on motorcycles, cases of acquired immune deficiency syndrome, and worldwide - when the Red Brigades in Italy and the Friday. turned out for the 13th Lesbian-Gay Freedom Day the proposed closure of the gay bathhouses in San Red Army Faction in Germany assault free countries The average price for all grades of gas was down just Parade. The event reached its peak four years ago Francisco. in the name of communist ideology — they hope to shake over half a cent from two weeks ago, and stood at $1.20.4 when it drew 150,000 people, said John Lawson of the "I feel we're being thrown a curve ball in the the West's self-confidence and sap its will to resist on Friday, Lundberg said. San Francisco Police Department's field operations. community ... but we're coming back. We're all out aggression and intimidation." he said. At the wholesale level, however, prices dropped a full The New York marchers obtained a city permit here together. It's a point to look forward to rather Shultz added: "We are now watching the Italian 1.25 cents during the same two weeks, meaning the allowing a brief stop at St. Patrick's Cathedral. In than slipping back," said Berlandt. who was dressed authorities unravel the answer to one of the great dealers did not pass on the entire savings to customers, past years, they made unauthorized detours past the in a blue sequined two-piece dress, plastic high heels questions of our time: Was there Soviet-bloc involve- Lundberg said. church, the base of New York's Catholic and a woman's wig. ment in the attempt to assassinate the pope?" Lundberg publishes the weekly Lundberg Letter, Archdiocese. "You use the stereotype and turn it around and use According to published reports, Italian investigators which tracks oil industry trends, and conducts a twice- Thousands of gay men and women chanted it as a demonstration of pride." Berlandt said. have tentatively concluded that Bulgaria, a close Soviet " monthly survey of pump prices at 17,800 gas stations "Shame!" as they passed the cathedral, and called The parade, with the theme "Upity and More in ally, masterminded the 1981 plot. around the country. on Archbishop John J. O'Connor to sign a pledge '84," featured gay parents with their children, Shultz described as "insidious" the claim by many Lundberg said regular leaded remained the cheapest against homosexual discrimination. lesbian doctors, the Gay American Indian Associa- that "one man's terrorist is another man's freedom grade of gasoline, with an average nationwide price of There was a brief sit-in in front of the church, and tion, four AIDS organizations, baton twirlers, pom fighter." $1.09 at self-service pumps, down 0.02 cent from two a group of gay Catholics belonging to a group called pom girls and pom pom boys. weeks ago. Dignity set out a wreath symbolizing their grief over The parades began in commemoration of the Regular unleaded was at $1.16.5, down 0.77 cent; O'Connor's refusal to sign the pledge, which is "Stonewall Rebellion" rioting that broke out on June premium leaded $1.33.8, down 1.74 cents; and premium required by the city for any organization with city 28.1969. when police raided the Stonewall Inn. a gay Lobbyists join unleaded $1.29, down 0.52 cent. social service contracts. bar in Greenwich Village in New York City. "This whole thing continues an unseasonal price Mayor Edward Koch said O'Connor's refusal to It became "a symbol of resistance to repression behavior that was set off Just after Iran and Iraq began sign the order pledging not to discriminate against of gays and lesbians," said Berlandt. to attack shipping in the Persian Gulf," Lundberg said, gays would cost the church about $76 million in city Steve Ellison, a worker at New York's Gay to hit national referring to this spring's attacks on oil tankers in the contracts. The issue is pending in court, Switchboard who marched in the parade yesterday, gulf. if The. controversy focused attention on this year's said the point of the annual event was "solidarity" The attacks and the subsequent drop in oil prices by parade, which police said drew an estimated 20.000 and "to show our political muscle." particularly in Iran another producers indicated that OPEC, the oil- marchers. Last year's parade drew an estimated an election year. But he agreed that controversy over drinking age producing nations' cartel, had lost its ability to control 40,000 marchers. the Catholic pledge had given the march added overproduction, which observers felt would cause prices After saying Mass in Central Park, O'Connor was meaning. WASHINGTON lAP) - Lobbyists for restaurants. to drop, Lundberg said. asked if he had any message for the marchers. About 150 people marched in Des Moines on taverns, students and governors are busy trying to block "I love them," he said. "I bear them no malice Saturday to kick off Gay and Lesbian Freedom Week, a bill that would establish a national drinking age of 21 whatever and I hope that they recognize that my and about 300 people took part in Hartford. Conn s and impose automatic penalties for drunken drivers Air traffic control discussed responsibility as a bishop is to teach the teachings third annual Lesbian and Gay Pride Festival. The legislation, tentatively scheduled for a Senate of the Catholic church, and those who disagree with organizers said. vote tomorrow, would withhold up to 15 percent of NEW YORK (AP) - The Federal Aviation Adminis- the teachings of the Catholic church, that is up to In Chicago, former Mayor Jane Byrne joined more federal highway construction money for states that tration should not rehire any of the 11.400 air traffic them." than 30.000 marchers at the Gay Pride Week parade, decline to impose the minimum age controllers fired after staging an illegal strike in 1981. About 50 anti-homosexual protesters gathered while in Seattle, several hundred gay people turned But it would also offer an incentive - additional the agency's administrator said yesterday. behind a police barricade across the street from St. out to call for an end to job discrimination and for highway money — to states that enact the automatic The fired controllers would need six to eight months Patrick's, holding signs, some of which read. "Viva a cure for AIDS fines, jail terms and license revocations of retraining and could clash with controllers who did The lobbyists hope to substitute an alternative not join the strike, FAA Administrator Donald E. Engen measure written by Senate conservatives that would said on ABC-TV's "This Week With David Brinkley" eliminate the penalties but retain the incentive portion P of the program. "There's a lot of animosity in those who stayed behind Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker. R-Tenn., has who don't want those people who left the system to Cuba may discuss accepting promised to schedule time to debate the substitute come back and work alongside of them," he said. "And proposal, but few senators are seen likely lo oppose a if they did, I might find some of those people walking nationwide crackdown on drunken driving already out." passed in the House. Also on the program, consumer advocate Ralph return of flotilla excludables Nader said the air traffic control system is "over- "It is a politically popular issue." said Jerry Murphy burdened" and could be made safer by rehiring 2,000 WASHINGTON (AP) - Cuba has expressed willing- In the past. Cuba has indicated it would only accept of the National Licensed Beverage Assocation. a tavern and restaurant group "None of them (senators) wants to 3,000 of the fired controllers. He cited "the enormous ness to discuss taking back thousands of criminals and those exiles who sought to return and demanded the to come forward and be the field general in opposition stress and fatigue that's now being placed on the mental patients among the 125.000 refugees who came right to veto the repatriation of specific individuals. to it." controllers." to Florida in 1980, the State Department said Saturday These conditions have been rejected by VS. officials Although the system has roughly 13,300 controllers - night. Since the five-month Mariel boat lift, the United Opponents of the drunken-driving bill are trying to or about 1.000 fewer controllers than Congress said it For several years, Washington has pressed Cuba to States has refused to admit Cuban residents unless they counteract not only a major lobbying effort by a should have - replacements are being trained to fill the accept the return of several thousand exiles, mostly were immediate relatives of American citizens or of parents' group known as Mothers Against Drunk gap, said Engen. criminals and mental patients, who are ineligible to permanent U.S. residents. Driving and other highway safety organizations, but Before the strike, the system had 16,500 controllers remain in the United States. These "excludable" The "excludable" Cubans include many with criminal also the support of the Reagan administration and was overstaffed by about 3,000. said FAA Cubans were among the refugees who immigrated to records, people who suffer mental disorders and those spokesman Dennis Feldman, who was reached in Florida aboard the so-called "freedom flotilla" from considered unsuitable for other reasons. Washington. the Cuban port city of Mariel. Many of those found to have committed crimes in Engen said controller errors appeared to be "We have been urging Cuba for more than a year to Cuba were detained upon their arrival. Now you can do your increasing because of the sensitivity of machines used discuss this subject and to accept the small percentage to test the controllers. of Cubans who came to the United States from Mariel brokerage business "The operational errors are going up by perception in 1980 who are ineligible for entry into the United States because the machine, the computer, is beginning to under our law," the department said in a statement CBS. SUPERMARKET with your neighborhood banker report you are 4.9 miles instead of five miles, or 4.8 read by spokesman Brian Carlson. ...at the Central Jersey Bank miles instead of five miles, and that truly is just a blink "The Cubans have indicated they will not discuss the 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG in the eye of a controller. " he said. subject though they have expressed willingness to do so office nearest you. after the U.S. elections in November." the statement said. Breakfast Sausage Two die falling out windows Carlson declined to say whether Cuba's professed $ 69 interest in discussing the issue after the election was 1 ib. I CENTRAL JERSEY BANK NEW YORK (AP) - An elderly woman and a teen- viewed by U.S. officials as an attempt to avoid action 31 CONVENIENT OFFICES • MIODUSE> • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION ager died in separate weekend falls from buildings in that might be seen as aiding President Reagan's re- Manhattan, police said. election. JERSEY NUMBER GAME Police said Jennie Rlvlin, 80, fell yesterday from her Pick any three numbers — you can play "We will assess the probability for productive Mthfloor apartment on Manhattan's West Side. Her Irom 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week discussion at that time." Carlson said. death was under investigation, and police said they did WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER not immediately classify it as suicide. Also yesterday, police identified a teen-ager who they cORNfy Tim Carisen may be the said jumped to her death Saturday night from a End- only Register carrier with floor room at a> hotel as Marie Fruci, 19. of Newark. SANFORD N. VERNICK an abundance ol grand- N.Y. M.O. l parents To the senior Fruci, who was not registered at the Sheraton City Rehabilitation I citizens along his Port I Monmouth paper route. Squire Hotel from which she jumped, had come to New Medicine Tims an adopted grand- York recently, police said. 883 POOLE AVENUE. SUITE 2 child. He's certainly ap- A security guard shouted in vain to stop her from preciated by all ot his jumping, authorities said. HAZLET. NEW JERSEY 07730 customers 201-739-3005 Tim's been delivering Look for The Register for two Nation's capitol gets a boost Dr Sanford H Vernick. announces Ihe openmpol his years and uses his ollice lor ihe practice ol Rehabilitation Medicine. paper route earnings to BATON ROUGE. La. (AP) - Louisiana last night Specializing m BacK and Neck Pain. Chronic Pain. became the 15th state to ratify a proposed amendment Prevention and Treatment o* Disability tallowing Am- support his dirt bike riding hobby He puts that at to the U.S. Constitution that would grant the District LOTTERY putation. Arthritis, Spinal Cord Iniury and Neu- the top of his favorite things to do along with of Columbia full representation in Congress. romuscular Impairment mastering the unicycle and playing the sax- The Senate voted 32-6 for the House-passed resolution Electrodiagnosis ophone in the Thome Junior High School band with no debate. Prosthetics and Ortholics He enters the ninth grade this Tail Thirty-six states must ratify the proposed amend- ThermoqraDhy Because of his excellent work. Tim becomes a member of our carrier come' Great AOft* T rn1 ment for it to become law and time is running out. Mtmbw: National Association of Disability Evaluating Rep. Jon Johnson of New Orleans, author of the News Physicians. measure, said only two years are left for the deadline Mtmtwr: Monmouth County Medical Society in which to get passage of similar resolutions in other from the New Jersey Clinical AsSislant ProiessorRulgers University Schoo' states. Lottery in this issue. ot Medicine The Register The 14-member Black Legislative Caucus pressed for CONVENIENT OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT passage and had support from Gov. Edwin Edwards. MONDAY. JUNE 28. 1884 Bradley to attend coast convention WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. BUI Bradley, D-N.J., who wUI Dot to • ikiliml* to —»» month's Democratic national CO—KIM, «U1 to attending DM Ss» Frascfcrn gathering anyway to fat MOM exposure tat UmaeU and one o( Ua pat lagfcriathw projecU. Iht MMter. oat of New Jersey's tott kaown poUUdana, wUI to maklnf the inda of Deroo- craU and reporter! then to talk about his Fair Tax BUI, a maaanre he hai co- sponsored with Rep. Richard Gephardt, D-Mo,th«t would establish flat Income tai ratas. "He wants to reinforce the Demo- cratic Party's tedlnfs abort it and gat as much attention and coverage as we can." said Llsbeth PettenglU, firadtey's pntt secreUry. The (atherlng wUl give Bradley a chance to talk to other New Jersey Democrats about his own re-election campaign. Among other things, to will host a breakfast for the state's del- egation on July IS, toe convention's first day. Bradley is seeking a second six-year Senate term against Republican challenger Mary Mochary, mayor of e MonteUdr. ttary. ****•Bradley has sais?28rd to would aerve out t*t* Bradley will also spend time meeting Mi second term. Despite his prot- potential contributors. estations, the 41-year-old BradWy's ZOO STORY — Zoo owner Fred Space stands by Goliath, a County should not have been listed by the Humane Society as One thing be will not be doing is name repeatedly crops up in articles one-ton Kodiak bear from Alaska. Space said his zoo in Sussex among the most substandard in the nation. putting oat feelers for his own prospects about the Democratic Party's future for national office, says Fred HUlmann. presidential prospects. Zoo at odds with Humane Society THE STATE WANTAGE (AP) - Zoo owner Fred Space apiece. really burns me up." says signs on animals' cages concerning what Across the road from the zoo, which draws Nina Austenberg, New Jersey regional prices their pelts would bring and his use of about 100,000 visitors a year, are barracks for director for the Humane Society, denies that animal carcasses for "natural food" are no 23,000 mink, which the Space family slaugh- Space's views influenced the rating of his Holland Tunnel repairs begin reason to brand his too one of America's ters and sells to furriers. facility. But she said educational materials NEWARK - The Holland Tunnel will expected to last about six months. worst. Space said during an interview last week available to children were considered. be closed to New Jersey-bound traffic The Port Authority officials have said "What's a bobcat eat in the wild? Wood- that the mink pelts bring $500,000 a year and "On a couple of cages he had the pelt value, support the zoo. during off-peak hours starting today to they expect no major tie-ups, but have chucks. In other zoos, they feed them bologna and we feel that was totally inappropriate for perinTt the Port Authority of New York "The too is a side thing," said Space, 54. advised motorists to "leave a little in a tube with preservatives," Space said. school children," she said. "He is an old- and New Jersey to replace ceiling tiles "But this is no roadside menagerie. Look at earlier or to more patient." "What's healthier - an animal that eats timer and views things differently. But I don't in the tunnel's nrth tube. those deer. You don't see any bones sticking hate him for what he is doing (trapping). He Motorists will to directed to use the natural stuff or something out of a tube," said Port Authority officials say the north out of them or sores. We do a good Job." feels antagonistic toward the Humane Society Space, a plain-talking bear of a man who tube will be closed from 9:30 p.m. toS:4S Lincoln Tunnel In mldtown Manhattan, Space, pointing to clean cages with sleek because of our stand on many issues and uses considers himself a fanner and a conserva- a.m. Mondays through Thursdays and or, if heading for southern or central tionist felines and frisky fawns scampering in a this as a defense for his lack of cooperation " New Jersey, to take the Brooklyn- fenced grassland with does, said he has never from 12:01 a.m. to 8:15 a.m. Saturday. The Space Farms Zoo in this rural Sussex Austenberg, who said she visited the Space The tunnel, which connects lower Battery Tunnel and the Verraiano County community was among the 10 zoos seen a Humane Society delegation at his 100- Farms Zoo 1H years ago, said signs of a Bridge to Stolen Island, where they can acre zoo, nor has he been contacted by the Manhattan to Jersey City, will not to- across the country that the Humane Society substandard zoo are not necessarily just closed Saturday and Sunday nights, the cross into New Jersey via the Goethals of the United States listed as the most organization to answer questions about care mangy animals. Signs of abuse at the zoo tore Port Authority said. The closings are Bridge or the Outer-bridge Crosssing. substandard. of the animals. include a cage for a 12-foot, 2,000-pound bear Space purchases small game from local He has lobbied often against bills that that is too small, she said. hunters and trappers and buys stillborn calves would ban leghold traps. Space believes Why does Space get indignant about the Roukema presses for murder probe trapping and hunting are effective ways to from dairy farmers to feed to the camiverous Humane Society blacklist when the group has NEWARK — A congresswoman has January 1983 to press for the release of animals in his zoo. control wildlife, a view opposed by the no power to shut the place down? Humane Society. written to the new president of El the body. "These are woodchucks killed by local "I know all the effort the whole family has Salvador asking that he give priority to Now, Roukema is asking Duarte to "Everytime we testify for the traps, we end hunters," Space said, motioning to the put into this," he said. "We don't exploit the the investigation of toe murder of a free- ensure that Sullivan's death is reviewed up oh their list," said Space, who displays an carcasses in a cage of bobcats, where a sign animals. When people lie about me, it bothers lance Journalist from New Jersey, an by a commission the new president has reported that the bobcat's pelts fetch J5 to $10 antique bear trap on one of his bear cages. "It me." aide said yesterday. promised to set up, Hid an aide to the Rep. Marge Roukema, R-N.J., wrote congresswoman, John Cuttel. to President Jose Napolean Duarte about Teens questioned on nuclear arms race the case of John J. Sullivan, a writer Zoning laws used from the Bergen County community of NEWARK (AP) - Half of about 5,000 teen- and Dentistry of New Jersey, and the charismatic." Bogota who vanished several hours after against obscenity agers questioned in an ongoing survey believe northern New Jersey chapter of Physicians About half said they were likely or checking into a San Salvador hotel in they are likely to die in a nuclear holocaust, for Social Responsibility. somewhat likely to die in a nuclear war and December 1980. Some New Jersey municipalities are but they also are sure that it can be Students at 33 public and private high more than 70 percent said a nuclear blast Sullivan's body, found in a shallow using zoning laws and other local prevented, a New Jersey Medical School school in northern New Jersey were asked to caused by war between two nations is grave about 12 miles from San Salvador ordinances t bolster efforts to restrict official said yesterday. fill out questionnaires between March 1983 "likely" or "somewhat likely" to occur in the after his family received several the opening of adult bookstores, X-ratod "About two years ago, we began to be and June 1984 Louria said he hopes to survey next 20 years. anonymous letters, was returned to the movie theaters and similar establish United States in February 1983. concerned about the perceptions of young a total of 10,000 students by the end of the However, about three-fourths of those ments. people in regard to the arms race and their year. questioned said they believed a nuclear war Sullivan's relatives appealed to U.S. In Washington Township, a con- future," said Dr. Donald B. Louria, chairman Louria said the students were not lectured could be prevented. and Salvadoran officials for months to troversy about whether to allow adult v learn the fate of the 28-year-old Journal- of the department of preventive medicine. on nuclear arms until after the questionnaires Half believed a nuclear war would result in entertainment spurred a special April ist, and another New Jersey con- "What we were scared of was the were filled out. total destruction of the United States." Half election in which residents voted to possibility that young people would lose faith "We wanted a situation in which we would gressman, Democrat Robert TorriceUi. change the form of government for the also said they felt a moderate or great deal went to the Central American country in in the future, and that we would become a not be biasing the results," he said. of anxiety over an accidental nuclear ex- Gloucester County community. non-meliorist society, one in which they do not "It became clear that they are very plosion, and the rest said they felt little or no feel they can handle their own problems and apprehension about such an occurente make things better," he said Louria. confused about the issue," Louria said. "They don't know who to believe. The Pentagon will About half of the respondents said they The survey of 5,553 high school students, believed that the Soviet Union has an show a glossy promotional movie and they'll most of them ages 16 through 18, was carried advantage over the United States in the arms believe that. The next speaker will say that's out jointly by members of the preventive race, and three-fourths felt personally threat- medicine department in the medical school, all wrong, and they'll believe that. They're ened by nuclear weapons development, which is part of the University of Medicine responding to who spoke last and who is most Louria said. Yourchiltfs Legislature, Kean college education to debate budget begjns in TRENTON (AP) - The Democratic-controlled Legislature and Republican Gov Thomas H. Kean face junior high school a July 1 deadline for resolving their differences over the state budget and hammering out a method of financing billions of dollars in improvements to highways and mass transit systems. The Senate is scheduled to vote today on the $7.9 ts never loo soon to lake a hard, cold look at your billion budget approved by the Joint Appropriations I child's performance In school Habits and attitudes Committee, with the Assembly expected to take it up form early. By the time your son or daughter enters high Thursday. school, chances are the die is cast. The budget submitted by the appropriations commit- tee calls for spending $350 millionmore than Kean proposed in his budget. It also includes a £50 million Concerned parents stay alert to their^ungslers surplus which Kean administration officials claim is progress. They look for danger signals: boredom, lack of 1100 million to $190 million off the mark. interest In school work, problems with a teacher, minimal The governor has the authority under the New Jersey Homework and study. Inconsistent grade patterns. Constitution to veto individual appropriations in the Sometimes they're lipped off when a very bright child state budget, a power the president of the United States brings home a report card below par — or when their does not have over the federal budget passed along to him by Congress. child gels excellent marks with no apparent effort. Kean and his aides have indicated the governor will exercise his constitutional privilege. But Kean declined At Ranney School, helping your child to reach full last week to say what items he would veto, explaining potential Is our number one concern. Our record of he was awaiting reports from his budget analysts. college acceptances. SAT scores, and advanced place- Among the items Kean has opposed are a Democratic ments proves thai challenge, stimulation, and responsi- plan for returning to municipalities $85 million in Gross bility make students avid learners — and Ideal college Receipts and Franchise Tax revenues collected by material: utilities from customers and then turned over the state treasury. The governor said the Democratic formula re- And the sooner they start with us. the better they da distributes the money in an "unfair" manner. Kean also may oppose the Democrats' plan to No matter what grade your child is In - from Pre- increase welfare payments by 10 percent. The governor Klndergarten through High School - we encourage proposed a 7 percent increase. effort, reward achievement, and provide everv OODOT- Kean also is seeking Democratic approval of his tunlty for maximum personal growth. proposal to return $90 million in surplus funds to a taxpayers by increasing the state's property tax rebate to homeowners and tenants by 30 percent. As parents and educators, we believe I hai this Is whal The Democrats deleted the proposal from their school's all about. spending plan. Also today, Kean is scheduled to meet with Senate Find out more about Ranney School before another President Carmen Orechio, D-Essex, Assembly Speaker year Roes by. Call Shirley Gray Today at I2O1 (542-4777. Alan Karcner, D-Mlddlesex, and other Democratic leaden to discuss a possible compromise on how to fund a $3.3 billion transporation improvement program. The governor said he was "very optimistic" an agreement could be reached, although he has said he is opposed to the Democrats' plan to use $235 million RANNEY SCHOOL tai budget surplus funds to draw an additional $800 million in matching federal aid. The governor proposed raising the $136 million 235 Hope Ikied. Union PaUa. New Jersey 07724 through a budget appropriation, revenues from the (201)5424777 state's three toll roads, an increase in truck registration fees and the sale of 10-year bonds. K MONDAY. JUNE 25. 1964 A5

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Now la the time 175,000 Insurance claims were filed urges Rich Gentry, manager of the as a result of the storm. to check up on this. You can buy Insurance Information Institute of- this insurance if your community Hie hurricane season stretches fice in Austin, Texas "Figure out participates in the program. Your from June 1 through Nov. », with how you will protect your family, most activity concentrated during business and employees while you insurance company or broker will late August, September and Octo- have the tune to do It." explain the details - and the ber. Of the 790 hurricanes the importance of flood insurance can- As a starter, stock up now on the not be overstated National Weather Service has re- vital supplies you will need to corded since 1885, a full 80 percent implement any plan you make. Of the Hot million in federal occurred during those three \ These include: disaster funds that poured into months. A supply of fresh batteries for Texas following Alicia, *70 million Although the yearly average is your transistor radio, flashlight was paid through the flood pro- six hurricanes, the last few years batteries for at least two flashlights gram. have been relatively quiet; only and one for each family member if Insurance against wind damage three hurricanes in 1982 and two in you can possibly manage it: In high-risk areas can be obtained 1983. But at least one expert through special Industry programs eipecU an unusually active season in many states. As a rule, com- In '84 baaed on storm cycles over Matches and candles stored in a watertight container; panies that write property in- the Atlantic Ocean. Because of the surance sell this protection. Again, quiet of the past few years, though, A first-aid kit and a snakebite kit ask your insurance company rep- many residents of the East Coast in (easily overlooked). particular nave grown complacent Keep these necessities, along resentative or broker. and forgotten how terrible the with a store of non-perishable food For more information about storms of the late 1940s and 1950s and drinks, in an easy-to-reach protection against hurricanes, get a were. place. free copy of the "Hurricane Make arrangements to stay with Survival Checklist: published by friends or relatives further inland the HI. Send a self-addressed, The blunt fact is that no one can or on higher ground in case you stamped, business-size envelope predict precisely when or where a need to leave home temporarily. with your request to Publications storm of hurricane ferocity will Keep a full tank of gas during the Service Center, Department HS. strike. This underlines the need for hurricane season so you don't have Insurance Information Institute. organizing your household to deal to contend with long lines at the 110 William St.. New York. N.Y. with such an emergency. pump. 10038. Car stocks not such a hot buy By ANDREW LECKEY in Chrysler Corp. (around in its manufacturing of through traditional chan- Q: Everywhere I look, $25, NYSE) in the short run telephone equipment and nels and pay your entire people arc ariving new and General Motors cable, loss of telephone set tax bill, or you can be cars. This seems like it (around $83, NYSE) for the rentals as more customers candid with the Internal should kelp the auto Indus- long run. It expects only buy their own phones and Revenue Service regarding try. What slocks would you average performance from no rate relief this year. your financial situation. General Motors in the Dean Witter Reynolds Should you choose the A: Your observations short run, and average suggests switching to second alternative, the IRS about new cars on the road performance of both Ford Rochester Telephone will occasionally allow in- are correct, but the invest- and Chrysler for the long (around 129, NYSE), the dividuals who are unable to ment prognosis is some- run. seventh-largest indepen- pay their full tax liability what less upbeat. Most of Q: What are the pros- dent telephone company, an opportunity to pay in the continued good news in pects for my stock In for better returns. It ex- installments. the auto industry is widely Center? How will II fare In pects further rate relief for To apply for the install- anticipated, so prices have the telephone wars? that firm, improvement in ment payment plan, you already taken it into ac- A: Centel. the fourth- toll use and excellent con- count. largest independent tele- trol over operating ex- must first file your income In addition, competition phone company in the Unit- penses. tax return and complete is going to become more ed States, has been Q: Help! I can't pay my Form 433-A. and more keen among the lowered from "buy" to Income taxes for last year. Although you'd have to manufacturers. "hold" in the eyes of the I flied for an exteasloa, bat pay interest on any amount But there are some op- Dean Witter Reynolds bro- I'm still golog to be short. financed, you would not portunities. Prudential kerage house. Is there anything I can do? incurr additional penalties, Bache Securities suggests Problems are extreme A: Yes, there is. 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EATONTOWN RITE AID DISCOUNT Have you • ion**,:' 5-oo O P-oif 5«? 4100 ttNTMS oMbatUngcardal POINT PLEASANT NAVttINK OCEAN You must uMttwrww played • o>a"fl Uflion SiQfl Cn P"0ne B9? &6H • h»*ts"»' JI. Pnc>f ?9' 4666 • S«ive* bo Man Pfdt4 Lotto DetUno •Mesial I *» today? LONO MUNCH HAZLET SAVMVIUE W. LONG BRANCH Nt •'0OO»'im»SiM>K'«''»0*f T?l l??0 • ?7J nwj ««t<« P»64 3"4 • bhop fl'le City Thomas H. Man : NEW#JERSENEWi/j Y 'Qmwna S35Sassr DomUaWk LOTTERY CMnv •snaser t The Daily Register s, city of vice His will manias nf sn r—-"— —•**" WASHINGTON - M Krtng Thep. main* "dtar of o7u» National By*gy£«"r'" ' Established in 1171 - Pnbiiibed by The Red angeia." Bat the tragic Ma la that the ,~ liiaia faBMatssil HSJ IssM •Dl as* A Capital Cities Communications Inc. ~ capital of Thailand it now a dry of fallen ' .KtmnmleltkniimUi'imjm JAMES E McKEARNEY, JR. The chairman, Rep. 22-V"2**£i Pretidnt and PubUihtr trip ID Dale Van Atta learned thaacope JACK ArttarZ Kamia C*ri«C TrlMakora Mtks^A^MtofStadrtoftMSlMt 1top..Jr of the Thai vkc ANDERSO got there. In Tokyo, he was told that more QOPcoutafses shout a cartons, eatfldtav R«MtU fU»<* than a million Japanese men each war Ual proposal. MltlUUT at, i takeoff on froap Junkets to Taipei, Saoal. According to the '^SJ'^TSt C. 1 Frank J. Alkcca Manila and especially Bangkok. The main fttMsuhlLrin House totfnott HO DM attraction In these formerly ' .ZSehed by Rep. Tony Coelho. DOUif.. S90 And many are tared into prostitation utTaor^/combaUW chairman of the A6 MONDAY. JUNE 25, 1984 The "boy-girl tons" infuriate by "Thai officials, who provide them with Democratic Congressional Campaign and Thai women's (rap* In Tokyo, lor tickets to Bangkok and promise them example, the Women's Christian legitimate lobs that sever materialist. "Mr. Coetbo was desirous of making an The size of that feed bag is getting ridiculous Temperance Union pickets Japan Air The Bangkok Post recently published an arrangement for a mutual nOD-agretsk» Unte and dWrttNte* pamphlets deploring all-too-famlliar story of a yoeog girl who pact' in a certain state," the minates what the women call "act imperialism " was sold by her father for »44*e was put disclosed. "Coelbo offered to withhold Thai women are organizing to fight for to work In a brothel run by a high-ranking Democratic support from two Democratic the rights of women in the red-light police official's wife, who lived neit door challengers tatbe state" - if the GOP districts. Daring my associate's visit to in a luxurious home. would "withhold party support from a Bangkok, the Thai government sponsored A visitor to her barred, locked roomsa w Republican challenger." . a seminar on the prostitution problem that the girl was sick, and bought her The unidentified challenger is running One group. Friends of Women, announced freedom for a large sum The benefactor against a freshman Democrat, whom the a campaign to "free women slaves." made sore the girl got proper hospital Democrats sorely want to keep la Congr- In fact, the proaUtutes themselves have treatment, then paid her fare back home. formed their own organization, Thailand Her father beat her up and sold her to Vander Jagt il too cautiously calcu- Night Girts' Rights Protection Group. Mother procurer. lating to incur liberal favor. He told bis The mobilisation against vice was Though local police corruption is a fellow Republicans that such an arrange- catalyzed by a tragic incident on a resort serious problem, Thai law enforcement ment would "fly In the face of a lossj island in southern Thailand, where five officiate say the almost Dickensian dur- established committee tradition of taking young prostitutes died in a hotel fire. ation of the legal process it the greatest on any and all Democratic incumbents.... Reports that the girls were chained to deterrent to prosecution. It takes about a Especially in this instance where the beds were denied by local officials, but year to bring a vice operator to justice, (committee) strongly assisted in the they did acknowledge that the women had and there are many pitfalls along the way recruitment of this candidate " been locked in their rooms to prevent If witnesses fail to answer three sum- According to the minutes, Vander Jagt escape. monses to testify, for example, the case was "strongly advised (to) avoid any kind More than half the women who wind up may be dismissed and the complaining of arrangement with Democrats." in the cribs of Bangkok come from the hill police officer Investigated for failure to Footnote: Spokesmen for Coelho and tribes of Chiang Mai province in north- produce the witnesses. the Republican committee declined to western Thailand Many are sold by their BACKROOM DEAL: Political wheeling identify the slate in question or otherwise poverty-stricken parents for as little as and dealing is Washington's favorite sport. elaborate on the proposed deal. Duck under the political arch

WASHINGTON - The Washington Post Island, iss ated the other morning that Charles Gentlemen, take your bows. r might be defeated in his bid for re- The System may be refined hi the future i to the Senate from Illinois At the by adding a five-point bonus to any same time. Jesse Helms might win re- member who earns an absolute goose egg election from North Carolina In that or a clean 100. In 1M2 this would have event, said the Post, "that would leave JAMES improved the standing of archconservative Helms in line to be archconservatives Helms, East and Mat- chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations KILPATRICK tingly, all of whom were zero hi the eyes Committee." of the ADA. It would have boosted the Where does the Post get this "arch" scores of ultraUberals Dodd and Metzen- business? And why to it that only baum, who won 100s from the ADA, and conservatives are ever "arch"? Have you would have benefited Kennedy, who was seen an "ultraliberal" in the papers zilch to the U.S. Chamber. lately? To determine a conservative's rating, Under the System, the next 10 liberals It is high time. I submit, to get these we take his combined scores from the U.S. and the next 10 conservatives are entitled classifications fairly codified. Otherwise Chamber and the ACA, and we subtract to be so identified, without qualifying it might be said - which heaven forfend! them from his combined scores from the adjective of any sort. Liberals of the - that writers for The Washington Post ADA and the AFL-CIO. The liberal ratings second rank include senators Bradley, were making subjective judgments. It are achieved in the opposite way. For 1982, Matsunaga, Hart, Riegle, Mitchell, Leahy, might even be alleged, though we should the most recent figures at band, the Bumpers, Weicker, Dixon and Inouye dismiss the horrid thought out of hand, System produces these findings for the Conservatives entitled to be so recognized that the Post occasionally is biased in its Senate: include Quayle, Laxalt, Stevens, Warner, Efforts must be sincere newt columns. Everyone knows this is not The 10 moat conservative members, Goldwater, Simpson, Garn, Grassley, so. entitled to be fairly identified as Tower and Hasten A Treasury Department official proposed reporting and identification To abolish these base and unwarranted archconservatives, are Helms of North Once the simplicity and the accuracy of conjectures, I hereby propose Kilpatrick's told a subcomittee in Washington last procedures that are even more de- Carolina. 1S2; East of North Carolina, 171; the System are recognized, we may expect System for the Determination of the Mattingly of Georgia and Lugar of the wire services and newspapers to adapt week that proposed regulations will manding, and which would prohibit Political Arch. The System, it will be Indiana, tied for third at 163; Nickles of their abbreviations accordingly. We may be issued soon aimed at the millions some transactions. For example, seen, is based upon empirical date. I am Oklahoma, 156; Hatch of Utah and expect to see references routinely to of dollars that organized crime is customers would not be allowed to not quite sure what is meant by empirical, Thurmond of South Carolina, tied for sixth Helms, AC-N.C. and to Hart. L-Colo but empirical data are recognized univer- believed to launder annually through exchange money in amounts greater at 155; Armstrong of Colorado, 153; Surely it tomor e Informative to write of sally as the very best data one can buy. Symms of Idaho, 152; and Denton of Dodd, UL-Conn., than of Dodd, D-Conn. casinos in Atlantic City, Nevada and than $10,000. Cash deposits of more This is the System. Every year mem- Alabama, 146. Every spring, as the preceding year's Puerto Rico. than that amount would be kept bers of Congress are rated by four The 10 most liberal members, entitled ratings are assembled, we may imagine Casino executives insisted that they separately so that when a customer respectable organizations. On the liberal to the accolades that go with a designation the excitement and suspense as desig- side are the AFL-CIO and Americans for are considering — and in some cases finishes gambling, he would receive of ultraliberal. are Cranston of California, nations change. In 1962 Bill Bradley of Democratic Action. On the conservative 174; Dodd of Connecticut and Tsongas of New Jersey barely missed making ultra- have implemented — procedures to his original bills back. side are the Chamber of Commerce of the Massachusetts, tied for second at 1«; liberal. Hit conservative colleague. Dan stop money laundering that are even Rep. William Hughes, D-N.J., who United States and Americans for Constitu- Metzenbaum of Onto, 165; Kennedy of Quayle of Indiana, was only one point stricter than the Treasury's proposal. heads the House crime subcommittee, tional Action. These ratings are published Massachusetts, 150; Eagleton of Missouri away from arch. Let us wish them better shortly after the end of each calendar Under the Treasury plan, casinos takes a commonsense approach to the and Levin of Michigan, tied for sixth at luck in the 1163 ratings. May the moat year. Each rating has a possible maxi- 148; Moynihan of New York, 144; Sarbanes would be added to the list of financial consistent philosophers emerge tri- money laundering problem. mum score of 100. of Maryland, 143; and PeU of Rhode umphant! institutions covered by the Bank He declares that no legislation Security Act. Casinos would then have would be completely free of loopholes, to report to the federal government and has announced his intention to most transactions of more than keep a close eye on how the final FROM OUR READERS $10,000. Casinos also would be re- proposals are drafted. quired to keep identification records The tougher the standards, the to keep hyping pro-life "terrorism and mouth College regarding its tentative of customers opening accounts or better. The more followup, the better. Not scared harassment," to blame clinic burnings on decision to close the sewage sludge lines of credit, and keep track of those The more cooperation between the the pro-life movement, and use the police, dumping site 12 miles off the coast of Sea the courts, and the news media as much customers' transactions. Casinos Atlantic Highlands Brigbt. Monmouth County branches of the states and the federal government, To the Editor: as possible to harass pro-life activists. American Association of University would be exempt from the federal the better. This is an open letter to Planned They will attempt to Intimidate Right to Women were among the organizations and rules if their state government Perhaps the problem will never.be Parenthood, Shrewsbury. Life activists by taking their pictures, individuals submitting testimony in favor adopted its own system for reducing solved completely. But sincere Joseph Scheidler, Chicago pro-life ac- recording their license plate numbers, and of the EPA's decision. urging their abortion customers to file laundering money. tivist, attended the Los Angeles National For over a year, Monmouth Ccounty preventive efforts by government and Abortion Federation convention May 14-16 complaints of harassment. They talked AAUW hat been Involved in the effort to Concerned about its image, the the gaming industry can reduce it and reported the following information. about a plan to pass laws making sidewalk move ocean dumping sites away from the gaming industry in New Jersey has substantially. Abortionists are afraid of pro-life counseling a crime by calling it "emo- county coastline, and ultimately to phase activists, especially the orginlzation tional harassment." out all ocean dumping. As a member of the known as WEB A (Women Exploited By We pro-lifers who have been pounding Women's Environmental Coalltion.AAUW Abortion). These women, who have been the sidewalks in front of Planned Parent- has sought to raise the public awareness The fort and its impact former abortion patients, make the best hood, Shrewsbury, for years have become of the ocean Dumping issue. counselors on the street because they have familiar in recent months wiht the above Most Monmouth County residents million a year, much of which is spent been inside the clinics and know that mentioned tactics. You've targeted us know that Fort Morannouth is the in the county. And more than 1,600 women going in will get no information on with Bslrd's "game plan" to the letter, Now we are urging all individuals who but let it be known we're on to you. We were unable to attend the hearing to county's largest employer. But most contracts amounting to $247 million the dangers of abortion or the humanity of their unborn child. They tell prospective don't scare that easily — not when saving communicate to the EPA their opinions county residents probably do not were awarded to New Jesey firms. customers how bad abortions really are. human lives is at stake. about closing the 12-mile dump site and realize the magnitude of the federal Most encouraging is the fact that $39.5 But more frightening to the abortionists Joanne M. Fisher about the condition of local waters, establishment's effect on the county million went to small businesses, the than pickets or WEBA are their own Catholics United For Life beaches, and marine life. Such comments and its environs. segment of the business community patients. They fear the diseases that are will be accepted until July 3 by Mr. T. A. carried into the abortuary by their clients. Wastler, Chief, Marine Protection Branch The fort's population numbers which was the hardest hit by the Write tp EPA Much concern was expressed over the (WH-S85), EPA, Washington, DC 10460. almost 15,400, made up of 8,400 economic downturn two years ago, possibility of contracting herpes, various Tinton Falls Nancy Butler, Chair civilian employees, 2,400 military and which is now showing improve- types of heptatis, gonorrhea, syphilis, and To the Editor: Monmouth County Inter-Branch Council even AIDS. personnel and 4,500 members of their ment. On June 18. the Federal Environmental American Association What is most interesting to us it the Protection Agency held hearings at Mon- families. The relationship between Fort Mon- meeting conducted by Bill Balrd, on "how of University Women Addressing the Red Bank Area mouth and Monmouth County has to combat pro-life activism." The plan is Chamber of Commerce last week, been a long and enjoyable one. The Capt. Joel Salmons translated those fort is a tremendous asset to the TODAY IN HISTORY numbers into their jAfeet on our local county and an extremely good neigh- economy. bor. We hope its use of county BY The Associated Press In 1942, the British air force staged a thousand-bomb raid on Bremen. Ger- The fort's payroll adds up to $250 Today is Monday, June 25, the 177th day businesses will increase. many, during World War II. of 1964. There are 189 days left in the year. In 1962. the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Today's highlight in history: that the use of an official, noa-denomina- Easing the penalty On June 25,1950, war broke out as North Oonal prayer in New York state public Korean forces invaded South Korea. schools was unconstitutional 1 y a 0: Pre Governor Kean has on his desk a state Sen. Frank Graves, D-Passaic, On this date: i, *" *™ f »W«>t Richard M. In 1766, the commonwealth of Virginia bill that would ease the penalties 2S? "2^ ™ •"""to «o confcr with believe the fines are too steep for ratified the U.S. Constitution. Western European leaden.; imposed on young bicyclists who young bicyclists. The Graves' bill In 1676, Gen. George Coster's forces Five yean ago: Alexander Halg. then- break motor vehicle laws. were wiped out by the Sioux and Cheyenne Mprwne commander of NATO forces, provides for the issuance of a warning Indians in the Battle of the Little Big Horn Under current law, bicyclists are narrowly escaped an attempt on his life or. a maxiumum fine of $10 for in Montana. subject to the same fines as those who In 1925, in New York, architect Stanford juvenile bicyclists who violate motor drive motor vehicles. The minimum White was shot to death atop the old penalty for reckless driving for both vehicle laws. Madison Square Garden - which he had designed- by Harry Thaw, the jeabw is ISO. We agree that makes sense. The during his visit to West husband of actress Evelyn Nesblt. who protesters opposed - Supporters of the bill, sponsored by governor should sign the bill. was White's mistress. vmentof misiues in MONDAY. JUNE 25, 1964 A7 OBITUARIES .*.•• htiM hockey league Schools get mixed rating David Overstreet, 25; NEW YORK (AP) - Americans give mixed ratings The grades improved, however when those surveyed to public schools across the country, but are more likely were asked about their neighborhood schools. Nine Miami Dolphins player to approve of the schools In their own neighborhoods, percent gave an "A." 96 percent a "B," 31 percent a according to a new Associated Press-Media General "C," I percent a "D," and 3 percent an "F." Fourteen WINONA. Texas m f n each of 13 common academic subjects should be Abemathy. league. The schedule was ftf?* * * '. - °J Kretchmar, died in 1968 graduation requirements for all high school students. He was the third presi- increased, a pension plan No other Injuries were F*d£X*m«* *•* Surviving are a daugh- Seventy-three percent said they would require all high dent in the league's his- was introduced, as was an reported, police (aid. school students to pass computer science before they tory, after Frank Calder annual All-Star Game. But Overstreet was visiting it r Je etle graduate, while 25 percent disagreed and 2 percent said and Mervyn "Red" Dutton. Campbell's stewardship of relatives in the nearby east B^taNuKTiL *-* • v f fc r they were not sure. He was succeeded in 1*77 the NHL is best re- of Wor Tens town of Big Sandy, David Overstreet resided in Bergenfield and H"** **** ». In contrast, SB percent said they would not require by John A. Ziegler. membered for the ex- Fl where he went to high Lakewood before moving « •: *•"> one grand- a foreign language, while 40 percent said they would Overstreet rushed for 3SZ pansion of the league from school, said Trooper "Canada, hockey and the here four years ago. daughter. require a foreign language and 2 percent were not sure. yards and one touchdown, National Hockey League six teams to IS. Marshall Smith. . She was active in various The Higgins Memorial Ninety-nine percent said mathematics and 98 percent and caught eight passes for have lost a truly great The league added Phila- clubs at Leisure Village Home, Freehold, is in said English should be graduation requirements, along Overstreet played col- 56 yards two touch- citten and friend." Ziegler legiate football with the downs. delphia, St. Louis. Pit East, Lakewood. charge of arrangements. with 90 percent for U.S. government or history, 84 and William W. Wirtz, tsburgh, Los Angeles. Oak- percent for health education, 84 percent for science, 72 University of Oklahoma, chairman of the league's . Harry Van Iderstine Jr. Overstreet was the Can- land and Minnesota, doubl- percent for business and 68 percent for physical then played with the Mon- board of governors, said in adian league's top rusher ing its size for the 19674* education. treal Alouettes of the Can- a statement yesterday. RED BANK - Harry Jersey Blood Bank. in 1981. his first year in the season. Buffalo and Van- Only 28 percent agreed that art should be a graduation adian Football League In 1M0, Campbell was Van Iderstine Jr. (Nylon His wife, Marie Van before signing a multi-year league. couver were added in 1970, Harry) died Saturday at requirement, along with 30 percent (or music, 37 found guilty of conspiring Atlanta and the New York Iderstine, died in 1911. percent industrial arts and 45 percent homemaking. contract with the Dolphins to give a W5.000 bribe to a home. Surviving are a son, in April 1(83. Overstreet is survived Islanders joined in 1972, Born in Brooklyn, be legislator in exchange for then Washington and Kan- David Van Iderstine, of Sea People who said they do not have children were more During the IMS National by his wife. Johnnie, and his Influence in obtaining a resided in Cranford until Bright; four daughters, Football League two children. sas City (now New Jersey) moving here 29 years ago. likely to say that foreign language, art and music should lease extension from feder- were included in 1974. Jane Martz of North Plain- be mandatory. al authorities for the Sky He was a board member Campbell is survived by field, Ann Van Iderstine of John J. Alcott Shops Export Ltd., a duty- of the Central Jersey Bank, his wife, Phyllis, and three Colonia, Joan V.I. The respondents for the poll included a random, free shop at Dorval Inter- Shrewsbury branch. sisters. Peterson of Berwyn, Pa. scientific sampling of adults across the country June KEYPORT - John J. Catholic Church, here, and national Airport in Mon- He was a board member and Alicia Todd Hemmer 7-19. As with all sample surveys, the results of AP- Alcott. 78, died Saturday at a member and former treal. A private funeral will be and former treasurer of Media General telephone polls can vary from the held Wednesday. A mem- Riverview Medical Center, of Highlands; 11 grand- Baysbore Community Hos- president of the Keyport He was fined 125,000 but opinions of all Americans because of chance variations orial service is scheduled Red Bank. He was the children and five great- pital, Hohndel. Senior Citizens. spent only one day in in the sample. for Thursday at 1 p.m. former owner of the John- grandchildren. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Surviving are Us wife, prison, receiving the short EDT at the Church of St. son Bros. Boat Works, The Worden Funeral be resided in Woodside. the former Amelia Donnel- term because of his failing For a poll based on about 1.200 interviews, the results Andrew and St. Paul in Point Pleasant and a past queens, N.Y. before motiv- ly Alcott, two sons, Robert health and his dis- Home, here, is in charge of are subject to an error margin of 3 percentage points ing here 14 years ago. J. Alcott of Princeton Jet. Montreal. chairman of the Central arrangements. either way because of chance variations in the sample Before retiring 17 yean and John J. of here; one ago, he was a clerk for the brother, Thomas Alcott of purchasing department of Queens. NY; and four the Mobil Oil Company for grandchildren 40 years. The Day Funeral Home, He was a communicant here, is in charge of ar- of St. Joseph's Roman rangements. Gladys Comstock Starting July 1, UNCROFT - Gladys 1981. Comstock, 78, died Satur- Surviving are two sons, day at Riverview Medical John Eugene Quigley, of Center, Red Bank. here and Fred O. Comstock Born in New York City, Jr. of Clifton; a daughter, she resided in Red Bank Mrs. Patricia Burkinshaw theres one thin before moving here in 1961. of Cleveland Ohio; a Before retiring in 1974. brother, Eugene Akers, of she served in various ca- Brick Township; six grand- pacities In the Civilian children and one great- Personnel office at Fort granddaughter. remember be Monmouth for 20 years. The John E. Day Fu- Her husband, Fred O. neral Home, Red Bank, is Comstock Sr , died June in charge of arrangements. Mary Ann Byk longdistance. M ATA WAN- Mary Ann Fort Monmouth for 30 S. Byk, 68, of Ravine years. Drive, died Saturday at She was a communicant Baysbore Community Hos- „, st iottfh.t R^n,,, pita), Holmdel Catholic Church. Keyport. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she resided in Linden Surviving are her hus- before moving to band, Edward; and several Matawan, where she re- nieces and nephews. sided most of her life. The Waitt Funeral Before retiring in 1972, Home, Marlboro, is in she a Bart typist at charge of arrangements. William Jacques Sr. KEANSBURG - Wil- moving here 25 years ago. •MMtsMBja*.. liam Jacques Sr ,70, died Before retiring in 1972, Saturday at Brookdale he wu a furniture mover Dial 1 first. Nursing Home, Hazlet. for Morgan and Brothers It's called One Born in New York City, Manhattan Warehouse, pandit he resided there before New York, N.Y. for 25 years. applies to any cal Is made 202 Death Notices to points outside your KLEIN— oardnir c. « Monmoum Hi* wife, Winifred Me area code. Sojd. W«l long Branch, on Jw. 22. Ginnis, died in 1974. So if you live in the » MMM «• funm ttnlo* on TVM.. 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ALL MY CHILDREN: him find his father. Ray- Mickey gets charges, two get together. Logan Alan continue to buy ex- she's Cabot's daughter. RYAN'S HOPE: Dee's Cord Tourneur, Travis' When Tom's car runs off mond gets file which states against Melissa, Pete and and Sky have fistfight as pensive gifts "from Dukie Mike assures Shana her new husband. Matt Crane second cousin. Stephanie road and he's injured, Michael Christopher dead. Carlo dropped. When Jeremy snaps photos. to Beatrice," they learn phone's not tapped Mike III, dotes on her On her stunned when Wendy an- Erica thinks Adam was Lila stunned by Betsy's Melissa Incriminates Logan admits to Genldlne that Dukie is a dog. and Shana fight when she honeymoon night, her ex- nounces she's enrolled in behind accident. Brooke announcement that Craig Vipers at police station for that he loves Raven As GUIDING LIGHT: After claims Anne is using him. lover Steve says be wants college to pursue a Journal- visits Tom in hospital, not Danielle's father. In- trouble at the party, Pete Raven and Sky fry off In bis seven hours' surgery to Dane tries to get Anne to her and suggests she slip ism career. saying she's glad he wasn't formed by Marcie that Jay torn between loyalty to private airplane to Switt- remove bone fragment sell BurneU's. Ava warns out on her husband. Dee, seriously injured but sheand Franny are in love, Vipers and his love for erland. Sky explodes, say- from spinal cord, Josh her mother Kate that Har- wealing diamond alarm YOUNG AND THE still won't reconcile. Find- Kirk is upset but later Melissa. Bo spots his old ing he believes Raven is remains paralysed. Ed ry is no good. Harry takes watch Matt gave her so she RESTLESS: After spotting ing old photo of Palmer, decides to give Franny up. girlfriend Megan dancing pregnant by Logan. As the tells H.B. It may be weeks, photo of Jim and Shana at can make'sore he gets his Tun in bed with another Adam realizes Palmer is Kirk sees his first glimmer with the evil Maxwell. Bo duo fight, Sky loses control even months before they cabin. Jack and Stacy re- heart medication on time, woman, Tracy rushes out Pete Cooney, Ross's of light following the acci- and Megan have an of the plane. know if Josh will ever waU alise they love one another. sneaks out of the hotel before he sees her. Danny dent. Mysterious caller father, but doesn't want awkward reunion. Megan GENERAL HOSPITAL: again. Reva and H.B. re- ONE LIFE TO LIVE: room to be with Steve. The forces Tracy to tell htm Ross to know Palmer's lures Betsy to Chicago. tucks a drunken Bo into Grant Andrews' trial be- fuse to end their marriage Vlcki hires Independent next morning Dee learns what's bothering her. He Is identity. When Adam gets While driving there, Betsy bed. Bo's bitterness toward as Billy has ordered. Billy auditor to look through that Matt has suffered a surprised that she's preg- picks up hitchhiker. As he gins. Tanya Is called to Bonnie on phone, she Hope Is transferred to tells Josh to merge LTA plant books. Just before massive heart attack and nant and is planning to thinks he's her friend tries to steal her locket, stand. Grant, upset be- Megan despite her at-cause Tanya being press- and Lewis OU to make saying "I do" to Marco, stroke. Dee held on suspi- have an abortion. Tim tells Willie. As Bonnie rushes to Betsy's car veers out of Maxie decides to stop wed- his long-ago girlfriend that control, plunges over rail tempts to be friends. ured during testimony, certain Reva doesn't get cion of attempted murder. Chandler house, Ellen and ding and tell her mother what they had was a one- Ross follow her to the west and explodes. EDGE OF NIGHT: tells Jake he wants to her hands on the company. Dee tells police she was the truth about her life for night stand, that he's met . wing. Stuart, an exact Preacher gets several testify. Travel agent Grant 'When Philip brutally visiting Roger at hospital double for Adam, appears CAPITOL: Trey and phone calls from man with Putnam hired to plan his beaten by Galahads, Beth the past few yean. Maxie's when Matt became ill. someone special and is Sloane return to Washing- mother understands and thinHng f marriage. Jan and knocks Ellen out as foreign accent. Racing off ski trip arrives in Port rushes to his side and Is SEARCH FOR TOMOR- o ton. When Beth refuses to unable to tell him sheheads for Ireland. Asa to jeopardizing his life and Adam arrives. Chris gets to movie theater, Preacher Charles. Grant P., fearful ROW: Stephanie thrilled sleep with him, Jordy turns wants relationship with Lu- hires Texan named Clyde possibly Tyrone's when he King's Cross job offer. discovers his father Del. Celia will spot her and his that Susi has called oft ANOTHER WORLD: to Ronni. Kelly meets with Learning that Logan and cover will be blown, sends Jack. to get even with Luclnda refuses to pick up cocaine Wally. In hospital ward, for ruining Asa's chances marriage to Cagney, but for the syndicate. Nikki Police incorrectly label Raven have set up meet- the agent off to Europe to LOVING: Shana begs Suzi decides to meet her Paula manages to escape house-hunt. As Monica and to sit on the college board refuses to abandon plans to Royal Dunning's death a ing. Sky is there when the Curtis not to ten anyone "rival," Justine. Sunny suicide. Sally and Catlin and frees several inmates. reunite Victor with Us discovers information on believe their troubles are Beth and Thomas have mother Cora. Nikki con- over, but Catlin's trial argument when she admits T.R.'s "father" and strug- vinces Kaye to let Cora use continues when police be- that she allowed Jordy to gles to keep Hogan from her borne as a hideaway lieve evidence against take her home from wed- AT THE MOVIES finding out about her re-until Victor has a change of Royal in David's murder ding and that he began search. Meanwhile, Hogan heart. Julia cancels her inconclusive. Larry in- flirting Thomas tells Kelly Information for tha marl* ttmo- finds out information about plans to live in France for that Hal is in no immediate tabw la provtdad by linn opar- I") vestigates . Dunning's of- atora. Sine* movtaa ar* aubtao«t 1*0> 1.-00. 7:JS, 6:46 T.R.'s supposed father, six months when she learns fice; all evidence disap- danger; that he has a n la »•> m t CIMBBJA HI - Jake Hawkins. The Ashley has called off mar- degenerative disease but pears when a stranger stranger who attended riage to Eric. burns Dunning's phony with proper treatment it Baat simiraMjO&r :40. IH will not worsen. AMHO8SN TOIMW Travis' funeral arrives at passport. areATWMOM ciMsaiA i — •ai- Lizas and says that he's DAYS OF OUR UVES: jaHFfisiESi ism0- *:*> While on honeymoon with SMaan Candlaa (POl 7 30. ax> aur Tn* '»jfO| JJO. 7 to. l j-jjgj""" <«» '"*•• *1o"olo. RTE.35 , • AS THE WORLD UMMY »AJM TURNS: Kim suggests Larry. Hope decides to find LVMC TMSATHS - ....war? AH Mala Adult nma (XXX) Con. KT. M 0mVB-IN TNtATM - StNilhmnre Twin Steve get Raymond to help way out of her marriage. OramiHia 1*0) 100; Vaaaaon <*)) HIGHWAI 14 ASIRnflN Unuoua ftarn 12 noon 10 11:89 p.m. « Trak • (POI 1:00. J:10. 6:30. 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To register or info, call 842-4000 Center Drama presents "Joseph & Casino Cost $15: rebate $10 cash. MOOIHWI asnaai r n»o>i«ni*Mi the Amazing Technicolor Dream dinner and show Leaves Middletown. JULY 9 THRU M - 114 ill 9S. KS" Coat" musical by Webber 4 Rice. Hazlet 5:30 p.m. 787-4921 or 586-3812 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY i*liagiu a»(HM« Thurs.'s at 8:30 p.m.. June 24 Sun. Dally Community Vacation Church matinee at 2:30, Sal's at 9:30 p.m. Atlantic City Playboy Club, depart- ing 3 p.m. from Bradley's on Hwy. 35. School. Presbyterian Church. Jewish Community Center. 100 Grant Shrewsbury. Call 747-3557 to register Ave . Deal Park. Reaervations Middletown $10 in quarters, prime rib dinner. It show, great price IIS. Spon- 531 9100. tickets Kits Thurs & JULY It - THURSDAY sored by Lucky Leisure Club Call for matinee. $8.50 & $5.90 Sat. Tickets Mid-Atlantic Trip to Caesar's reservations. 957-0389 available at the door. Casino. Cost $15, rebate $30. $10 cash. GH'^ST $5 deferred * $15 Roman Food Festi- JUNE n - TUESDAY JUNE 30 - SATURDAY val Leaves Middletown-Huiet. 5 30 The Chinese Auction. Buck Smith's. Atl. Highlands Historical Society p.m. 787-4*21 or SM-3811. Palmer Ave., E. Keansburg. I p.m. 5th Annual Outdoor Flea Market at Karate Kid BUSTERS Tickets $2 50 Refreshments Friends Atl. Highlands Yacht Harbor. 10 AUGUST 19 - SATURDAY It's time for of Assembly Woman Jackie am -4 p.m. Raindate July 7. Space Trip to RADIO CITY for Gotta [""jtjsmmaf Walker/Joseph Boscia. Treasurer $7. Send check to Atl. Highlands His- Getaway", exc 69616.2:30 show. The his moment of truth. PO •»9M!»i M9*TJ BptHH «» nfTTwa-a-Jn* torical Society. P.O. Box 108 or call Open Door. Bus leaves Rod Bank. S Parents Without Partners. 2SI MM or 291-4313 after S p.m. Hailet. Cost $26.739-3883. Bayshore Chapter (44. Don Quioxte's. uutCMMfK ITT irawiMi Hwy 34, MaUwan 8:30 SHARP JULY 4 - WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 4 TO 7 - TUESDAY MMM«S)«U L0tW6HT.il TWIN orientation Members S3. prospective TO FRIDAY LOCWI m inuMaWnClt3MlaM Macy's Fireworks Cruise, on board yC IX members $5. Chapter phone. 747-3484 Bus Trip to NEVELE iCatskillsi Ip:,- Hr ffiEwt™- i!Jf "!.!S- OIMMLCIWMA The Reliable", leaving from Atl TJIJW m Highlands Municipal Harbor. 7 p.m. Includes bus. room, all meals, enter- laBsW-jasr1 XXi°.'JS ' ««t0t»6»LAIA JUNE 27 — WEDNESDAY Reservations are paid in advance tainment $108 twin. $233 singles By Vacation Bible School Kingdom Fare $19 Call 391-5389 or 291-2081. THE OPEN DOOR 739-39*3 mtimmm BsssaaaH '^n-^^ Kkta Day. Wed. from June 27-Aug 2> 11 after 6 p.m. . * •frwLiiuMi k^^TOBBOOsWtU) *! HKHETTSTOWNMIIPJI SSSW/SfSSlH at the First Baptist Church of Red SEPTEMBER 28-39 - TKUNOtl IMAMN ?MNMAtCINfM* Bank. Price $2 per child or K per JULY 7 - SATURDAY THURSDAY-SUNDAY SfKSSS^... 5fu«>KIHJ family for the summer Time 9 Family Fun Day It Carnival, held St. Agnes Church. Atlantic High- «WUW0001tM1*> 0»Nfn«lCI>«MSSBSSSSS6RAN0T »" a mil 30 a.m. with special after- at St. Paul's Baptist Church. 198 lands, will have a trip to the New Mtaum 6A1 60aMim.l•fUMOT l OKU TOWNfUCfttONXlim noon trips planned Call 747-0671 for River ST.. 9 lot p.m. Space k table Orleans Worlds Fair. Datue bus 18 SSSromSt more details. reservations Call 747-0826 . meals. A few reservations left. Call i NATHAN • 291-0676 or 291-O2R. ' . "'. "•feat Professional Singles. Single!, JULY 9 - MONDAY divorced, widowed professionals, if REGISTRATION FOR POTTERY OCTOBER 12 THRU 14 - <; assist., you enjoy music, iheter. toe arts and OR CERAMICS CLASSES is now be- FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY soaring feelings in a mutually nurtur- ing accepted by the Monmouth Trip to WASHINGTON DC. The ing environment, call us Meeting County Parks System. Class meets 2 Open Door. Cost $US twto,$3O» 1:30 p m fall IJHI S31 1298 or Jan hours a day. once a weak for 8 weeks. tingle. Baa loaves Rod But * Has- SJJ-1947 A.C. studio at Thompcin Park. Lln- let. 739-3983. ' |aa»i»6Pls>.«»»ISi»» i—riaar-TI t~~ I — m *"i ~ V \ E The Daily Register I MOMMY. JUNE & 1964 Your Town BADVICE... FREEHOLD MARCBORO j FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP MANALAPAN. .COLTS NECK ENGLISHTOWN Weekend weather thwarts beachgoers

BY TERRY MOORE (tl •Has iK The lint wt*ia*J of I (or Seven Park, LM There Weren't as m Although Saturday a' on patrol when they William Srid, manager of the viablable beach day, Ilka i>»«rtMiiee* boat The meaaaoeeaa Long Branch Amusement Pier and in the water, approximately 39 Haunted Mansion, reported a "good turnout anticipated. minates, said Flanagan, who crowd of U.OO0" at the batch Bet Mother Nature wai partkv- blamed the incident on heavy fasts Saturday. "The boardwalk was larly belpfsl to the patriotically x up to five feet. packed/' •nennen. Heavy inowen artncMd "Ifcty bad a tough time getting Although many showed up at Battlefield State Park la Man- t. Bit they Haunted Mansion, gloomy weather alapan yesterday, bat only after the be said. forecasts resulted in a low turnout rc-cnaetmaDt of the Battle of Bibaud and Hokfcn took the men yesterday. Bat Shiel said the Momnoath took place. to the "closest marina," Atlantic weather was "excellent" until late Strong itttte, ihowen and high Highlands Municipal Harbor, while yesterday afternoon, when It and- waves prevented many from visit- the Sandy Hook Coast Guard towed oenry became windy. beaches yesterday. the boat to the coast guard station "I think the forecasters knocked ^ nlWoot boat captUed in Sandy None required hosprtalrialion. ns out of a good day. But I don't Hook Bay. Thomas GinferUU. M, of William Hooper, part at it hurt us. except for the Bloomfield, went into shock when Gateway National Recreation water," be said. he and three male pasaenfers were Area, said a "pretty good" crowd Shiel is looking forward to the hot pulled from the waters by marine was tared to the water Saturday. weather. "The weather has just patrolmen yesterday afternoon. "It was a very nice day. It was not been against ns all year but it has Glngerilli recuperated after he not enough for sweating, but it was to level oat I'm sure we're going SAILING AWAY - Mild weather brought out the Trailered boats were turned away at Atlantic and the other men, whom police good enough to get a tan," he said. to get some good weather." boats on Saturday, too many as a matter1 of (act. Highlands Yacht Harbor. Skibbie will pass YESTERDAYS Here are some excerpts from the house and Sandy Hook - which mer than had been anticipated by editorial page of the DaUy Register occupy such an important place in some of our neighbors. By being over the last 100 Years: history — are being preserved. alert, the freeholders will be bring These are treasures that must be ing in cash to the county rather command to Morgan 1OO yean ago passed on to future generations." than permitting it to be dispensed "It seems to me that the custom to other sections of the nation. We FORT MONMOUTH - Maj of publicly presenting flowers to 10 yean ago hope their efforts meet with suc- Gen L.F. Skibbie, commander of members of graduating classes is the Army Communications-Elec- getting to be somewhat of a "The county Board of Free- tronics Command and Fort Mon- nuisance. Anyone who saw the holders this week applied for 5 yean ago mouth, will pass his command to loads of flowers that were brought federal funds in the amount of Brig. Gen. Robert D. Morgan to the Methodist Church last Thurs- 12,426,496 that will provide summer "Summer became an during a ceremony tomorrow at day night will agree there was employment for M9 residents astronomical fact last Thursday Greely Field. rather 'too much of a good thing.' whose ages range from 12 to 23 and evening and our first reaction, as it The ceremony is expected to take Of course, the giving of a bouquet training and jobs for another 535 so often is, was, 'What ever place at 11 a.m. In the event of rain, or two to a graduate is eminently people. happened to Spring?' This year the it will be moved to Glbos Hall, the proper, but when the services of answer seems to be that it was, for Fort Monmouth Officers' Club. half a dozen young men are needed "The basis for the request is, the most part, rained out. Skibbie will be promoted to the to bring the floral gifts to one young unfortunately, that Monmouth rank of lieutenant general after lady or gentleman, the affair County has a high rate of unemploy- "Now it's time to get down to the turning over his command. His next partakes largely of the nature of a ment. Because adults are out of serious and not-so-serious busi- assignment will be that of deputy farce." work, young people are finding it nesses of a new season. On the commanding general for readiness, more difficult than ever to land a serious side, we'll be welcoming headquarters, army material de- 50 yean ago summer job. In too many cases, crowds of visitors to share our rare velopment and readiness command that may mean interruptions in assets of beaches, ocean, rivers and (DARCOM). "Last week two Holmdel men parks in that seasonal influx so were hit by automobiles while college education, if not actually The event will be hosted by Gen. dropouts. important to our area's economy. Donald R. Keith, commanding walking on roads without side- On the lighter side, we anticipate walks. One of them died as a result general. DARCOM, who will retire "The 25-member Manpower our own sun - and fun — filled June 30 after more than 35 vests of of his Injuries. The other is getting hours of enjoyment of those same well. According to all accounts, the Planning Council will administer active duty the program if the county's re- assets that less fortunate non- The ceremony is open to the accidents were unavoidable so far residents seek out in the good old as the drivers of the can were quests are approved, and it could public mean a much more pleasant sum- summertime vacation time." Bus transportation will be concerned. They did their utmost to provided for anyone at the CECOM avoid hitting the pedestrians, ac- Office Building and the Hexagon cording to witnesses. However, in who wishes to attend the ceremony. another sense the accidents were At 10 a.m., shuttle bus service will avoidable. Probably they never Holmdel student be available from both buildings to would have occurred if there had the gathering. Transportation also been sidewalks on the roads in will be provided after the cer- question. At any rate, sidewalks MAJ. GEN. L.F. SKIBBIE BRIG. GEN. ROBERT would have given the pedestrians a to take expedition Afterward, a reception in honor D. MORGAN safe place to travel. of Morgan will be held in Gibbs "How many more deaths must Army, where he was director of research and development and occur and how many more persons Hall. Guests will be divided Into Combat Support Systems Director- commander of the CECOM Re- must be maimed or otherwise NEW YORK - For one Holmdel, derness and cultural areas. Over two groups because of limited ate, Office of the Deputy Chief of search and Development Center. injured before this inexpensive N.J., student, school next year will 100 enthusiastic guides and experts space. Those received from 12:30 to Staff for Research, Development consist of an eight-month learning will share their knowledge with the Morgan is a graduate of Canlsius measure of safety is adopted for the Audubon students. New England's 2:30 p.m. will be by invitation only. and Acquisition. He has been in College, Buffalo. N.Y., and the benefit of pedestrians?" expedition across the United From 3 to 5 p.m., the general command here since October 19(1. States. forests and shores, Amish and Signal Officer Career Course, Indian communities, deserts, membership of the Fort Monmouth Morgan has served as CECOM Army Aviation Primary Flight 20 yean ago With 19 other high school, college Officers' Club will be received. Deputy Commanding General for and graduate school students, Lib- mountains and archaeologic sites Training and the Naval War Col- will be the expedition's classrooms. Skibbie, a graduate of the U.S. Procurement and Readiness since lege. He also holds a master's "How fitting that the Sandy Hook by Dean will obtain first-hand Military Academy, came here from' June 1982. Previously, be was degree in foundations of education lighthouse - first lighted in 1764 - knowledge of American ecology, Headquarters, Department of the deputy commanding general for from Troy (Ala.) State University. has been dedicated as a historical people and places by experiencing Entering its 14th year of oper- landmark. At a ceremony last them directly., ation, the school provides useful week, a plaque was attached to the academic experience within the structure marking it as a place of Dean, daughter of Ut Dean, 859 natural and social sciences, tra- great significance in the United Holmdel Road, qualified to partici- ditional arts disciplines and en- Work to resume on townhomes States. pate in the nationally-accredited vironmental education, and offers "Walter I. Poxen, assistant sec- expedition education program after introductory three-week summer RUMSON - Workers will again project on East River Road. Two of the five proposed build- retary of the interior, said in his completing an extensive appli- programs, as well as financial be hammering away at the Building can continue after the ings are partially completed, but remarks at the ceremony, "This cation and interviewing process, assistance. borough's first townbouses, after borough requirements have been construction stopped when Tanner lighthouse is an example of a said Dr. Michael J. Cohen, director the developer shows revised plans met and the plans are approved by discovered discrepancies between winning battle to preserve history. of the National Audubon Society The school leads participants to to the bulMlng inspector later this James Tanner, building inspector. the actual structures and the Too many are lost. Therefore, we Expedition Institute here. B.S. and M.S. degrees, as well as "The Job should resume Zoning Board decision. must keep fighting the good fight to extensive career opportunities. S. Henry Shaheen, developer of shortly," said Borough Adminis- The townbouses are being con- preserve the quality of our Ameri- She will study problems and Books and materials describing the Rumson Park Townhomes, met trator J. Gary Sammon. structed by Charles B. Hembling can life as we know it now, and as community relationships across the learning program are available with borough officials Saturday to sh»hff also has revamped the Contractors, Shrewsbury. it was.' Country as the group encounters from the Expedition Institutue, discuss problems with the grading landscaping plans to include ad- Each unit is expected to cost "Indeed, we are fortunate in them while canoeing, skiing, study- National Audubon Society, 950 and elevation levels of the 20-unit ditional plantings. Sammon said. 1200.000, according to Shaheen. Monmouth County that the light- ing and backpacking through wil- Third Ave., New York, NY. 10022. COMMUNITY CALENDAR

throughout the summer. Prises will play the Oak Shade Fire Depart- port Group of Bayshore Community Interested parents of girls enter- Hotel. Ham ui Pasquale, principal TODAY be awarded. ment Team at 8:30 p.m. at Oak Hospital will meet at 7:30 p.m. in big 1st, 2nd, or 3rd grade are planner of the Monmouth County RED BANE - "Singled- Out" Shade Field. classroom B. invited to the meeting at the Planning Board, will discuss Mon- will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the First The game will benefit the KEYPORT - The Matawan Morganville "Y." mouth County's role in transpor- Presbyterian Church. Dana Jesse TOMORROW Women's Resource and Survival Italian-American Association with tation. will lead "A Night of Yoga." RED BANK - The Lions Club Center in Keyport. A post-game the Ladles Auxiliary will hold an THURSDAY The club holds its regular lunch- Participants are asked to wear will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Molly reception and buffet will be at installation dinner and reception eon meeting every Thursday; new loose clothing and bring a mat or Pitcher bm. U.S. Air Force Sgt. Keyport Elks Lodge 2030 at 249 for the winners of two scholarships RED BANK - Families members are welcome. towel. John Cunningham will speak. Broadway. For further infor- at 7 p.m. at Ye Cottage Inn. Anonymous, a fellowship for HIGHLANDS - Registration Is LONG BRANCH - Families mation, call the Women's Resource MATAWAN - The Behavioral parents, relatives and friends of FR1DA Y now open for adult summer basket- Anonymous, a fellowship'for and Survival Center. Service Center, 70 Main St., will drug and alcohol abusers and ball leagues sponsored by the parents, relatives and friends of MAT AW AN - The borough rec- present a special program on children with behavorial problems, RED BANK - The Red Bank Highlands Community Center and drug and alcohol abusers and reation commission will open the weight management at 8 p.m. For will meet at 7:31) p.m. In Riverview Historical Society will meet at 8 Mtddietown Parks and Recreation. children with behavioral problems, Lakefront at noon. further information, call Nancy Medical Center's East Wing. p.m. at the municipal building. 32 Games will be held at 6:30 p.m. will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the HAZLET - The Raritan Bay Getter, development director. Monmouth St. "Red Bank Re- HIGHLANDS - The Highlands minisences" is the meeting theme Tuesdays beginning July I at Chemical Dependency Center, Town Criers Chapter of the Society OLD BRIDGE - Registration Senior Citizens will hold a "Calen- Leonardo ParTFoc further infor- Chelsea Avenue. for the Preservation and En- for township residents for the trip and participants are invited to dar Party" for members at 1 p.m. bring area pictures or items of mation, contact Bob Taylor at the EATONTOWN - Families couragement of Barber Shop to the New York Renaissance at the Community Center. Anonymous, a fellowship for Quartet Singing In America will Festival in Sterling Forest, N.Y.. memorabilia to share. Judge MATAWAN-The summer p|ay- parents, relatives and friends of ' have rehearsals each Tuesday at 6 on Aug. 19 begins from 7:30 to 8:30 HAZLET - A special meeting to Theodore Labrecque. Jim Wilcott ground program for children from drag and alcohol abusers and p.m. at Raritan High School, p.m at 1 Old Bridge Plata. conduct year-end business and any and Dick Kirby will speak and three to 15 years old begins at 9:30 children with behavorlal prohlaim, Middle Road. Haslet MAN ASQUAN - A watersWe-a- other business of the board of refreshments will be served. ajn. at Gravelly Brook Park, will saeet from V to 2:SB p.m. at the thon will be nek) from 10 a.m. to education will be at 8 p.m. at Beers TINTON FALLS - The Sixth MIIMIMST Road Park and Clinton First Presbyterian Church, 76 noon to benefit the Monmouth Street School. Annual Sire Stakes will be held at Street Park. The preschool pro- WEDNESDAY Council, Boy Scouts of America, at Official action will be taken. Willowbrook Farms, off Swimming gram will be at Gravelly Brook HOLMDEL - The Cancer LONG BRANCH - The General v Wild Mountain Waterslide. Partici- HAZLET — The recreation com- River Road beginning at 4:00 p.m networK volunteers of tsajsnore aaaaaYnaaaMPahifi fMhtMrlna* til that f JWUl pants are asked to solicit pledges of mission-sponsored roller skating today and continuing at 1:30 p.m. CUFTWOOp BEACH - Free Community Hospital will meet at • Branch Chamber of Commerce will at least 10 cents per slide for a program begins at 9:30 a.m. at Saturday and Sunday. Admission to inodlocjraft lessons are offered 2 to p.m. In the hospital boardroom be held in the private dining room maximum of SO slides. Plata Roller Skating Arena. Pre- the standardbred harness races is free, however proceeds from sales 4 p.m. Mondays at MJDDLETOWN - Diet Well- of the Monmouth College center at MARLBORO - The YM-YWHA registration is necessary for this Route*. Mss. Ml Rt 35, will hold a free 6 ajn. RaaamlsMii are necessary. discount program. of programs, refreshments and of Western Monmouth will hold an parking donations will benefit the •AIUCT-The , Mp.m. • Further information b) available organisation meeting at 8 p.m. for FREEHOLD — The Exchange ing Cssb at Haxlet To. XN - Jim Jensen's from the Chamber office. Tinton Falls Fire Company No. 1. the Brownie Troop It will sponsor Club of Greater Freehold will meet A tailgate picnic area will be I Softball All-Stars will HOLMDEL - The Cancer Sup- beginning in September. at 12:30 p.m. at the American - 12 The Daily Register Sports MONDAY. JUNE 25. 1984

streak stopped at 14 PHILADLPHIA (AP) - A 10- f**"™ by the Generals Ttmmy outnumbered those in attendance at yard pass play from Brian Slpe to White, but New Jersey came back a Federals home game. Henchel Walker In the fourth with another Ruxek field goal, from Trailing 10-7, the Federals took quarter tod the New Jersey Gen- M yards, 36 seconds Into the fourth the lead on Curtis Bledsoe's two- eral! to a 16-10 victory over the quarter. yard run in the third quarter, then Philadelphia Stan yesterday, snap- The Stan got on the Scoreboard they upped their margin to 20-10 on pini the Stan' 14-game winning with 7:41 left on a 1-yard ran by Hohensee's 8-yard touchdown pass streak In the final United States Kelvin Bryant, who had been to Joey Walters. Hohensee's other Football League team match for benched for the first half for TD pass was a 41-yarder to Mike both teami. tardiness at team meetings. Harris. Johnny Walton also threw The Stan, whoae two losses David Trout booted a »-yard two scoring strikes for New Or- against a record 16 victories have field goal with J:J3 left in the game leans, hooking up with Frank both been to the Generals, will host to pull Philadelphia within 16-10 Locked on a 73-yard flea-flicker New Jersey, 14-4, again nest Satur- Walker finished with 82 yards on and hitting Mark Schellen on a 22- day hi the first round of the USFL 16 carries, while Bryant led the yard toss. playoffs Stan with » yards on 11 carries. In other Sunday day games. New After a penalty against the Stan Philadelphia, which outgained New Jersey beat Philadelphia 16-10. for roughing the paster put the ball Jersey 217-86 yards In the first half, Tampa Bay nipped Birmingham at mWfleM, Walker took Stpe's pan lost 75 yards on nine penalties. 17-16 and Michigan edged Chicago and broke two tackles as he raced The loss, before an announced 20-17, while Arizona trounced Los In for the touchdown with 5:51 left crowd of 37.7M, was the SUrs' tint Angeles 35-10 Saturday. All of these in the game. defeat at home this season. teams, except Chicago, are in the New Jeney led M early in the On other action yesterday, the playoffs. fourth quarter on three field goals Federals closed out their two-year Quarterback Jimmy Jordan re- by Roger Rusek. The first two were history in Washington with a rare placed John Reaves and threw a set up by Stan' mistakes. victory and once again a majority six-yard touchdown past to Willie Ruzeks tint field goal, 41 sec- of the tlcketholden stayed away. Gillesple to give Tampa Bay a 14-10 onds into the second quarter, came Mike Hohensee three two touch- lead at Birmingham. Then, after after a penalty against the SUrs for down pastes as the Federals, who the Bandits made it 17-10 on Zenon too many men on the field. The will play In Miami next year, beat Andrusyshyn'i 29-yard field goal, penalty nullified a New Jersey punt New Orleans 20-17 and finished the Walton Carter saved the victory by and Ruiek booted a 47-yarder. season with a 3-15 record. The blocking a conversion attempt after He added a 37-yard field goal Breakers finished 9-9 and also Birmingham's Bobby Lane hit Rob- with 2:31 left in the half after the missed the playoffs. in Earl on a 39-yard touchdown QANO TACKLE — Philadelphia Stars' running quarter action in Philadelphia yesterday. The Generals' Mike Williams inter- A crowd of 6,386 watched the pass. Joe Cribbs, who finished the back Bryan Johnson is crushed by, from left to Generals stopped the Stars' 14-game winning cepted a Chuck Fusina pass on the Federals snap a six-game losing regular season with 1,976 yards New Jersey three-yard line. streatk, while 7,494 ticket buyers rushing and receiving, scored the right, Jim Byrne, John Joyce, and Gregory streak. stayed away. It was the fifth time Johnson of the New Jersey Generals during first An illegal block in the third Stallions' first touchdown on a 14- quarter erased a 79-yard ount this season that the no-shows yard run. McEnroe kicks off Wimbledon title defense today WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - Paul McNamee of Australia. The defending women's cham- As the tournament gets under verbal outburst McEnroe had made ary surgeon. John McEnroe, attempting to be- The talented and tempestuous pion, Martina Navratilova, Is even way, both McEnroe and on court in English tournaments McEnroe, who has suffered Just come the first American since Don left-hander from New York is a more heavily favored to capture Navratilova are battling not only since the 1979 Wimbledon cham- one loss this year — in the final of Budge in 1938 to successfully de- heavy favorite to reach the final on her third consecutive Wimbledon their opponents at the All-England the French Open to Ivan Lendl of the grass courts here for the fifth fend his men's singles title, kicks and her fifth straight Grand Slam Lawn Tennis Club, but also the Navratllova has been the subject Czechoslovakia — easily captured off the 1984 Wimbledon tennis consecutive year and grab his third singles title. She is not expected to London newspapers. of newspaper stories and pictures crown. the Queen's Club title a week ago, championships today when he faces see her first action until Tuesday. The tabloid Sunday Mirror head- concerning her relationship with his final tuneup for the world's lined its story on McEnroe: Judy Nelson, a mother of two from premier grass court tournament. "Throw him out," a sentiment that Fort Worth, Texas. On Saturday, Top-seeded in the US-man field. nearly every London newspaper after winning the singles at East- McEnroe will face the winner of expressed in Sunday's editions. The bourne, England, Navratilova another first-round match between Wysocki upsets Decker Sunday Times, under a picture of angrily left the Interview room Emilio Sanchez of Spain and McEnroe arguing with an umpire, when she was questioned about American Rodney Harmon if he LOS ANGELES (AP) - Un- included in its story almost every since Aug. 13,1980 — beat Decker, medals in the World Cham- Mrs. Nelson, the wife of a veterin- beats McNamee. heralded Ruth Wysocki dealt the world champion at 1,500 meters pionships. women's midfJe-distance star and 3,000 meters. On that date in Mary Decker hk-sfirst defeat in Zurich, Switzerland, Decker lost to I think the thing was an element four years and bjfsh Dwight Stones Tatyana Kazankina of the Soviet of surprise," said Wysocki, who set an American record in the Union, who set the world record of also had finished second in the men's high jump last night in a 3:5247 that still exists Olympic Trials 800. but never had dramatic finish to the U.S. Olympic Decker's last previous loss to an been given much recognition. "She Track and Field Trials. American also was in 1980, when didn't expect anyone to be with Wysocki. unleashing a startling she was beaten by Madeline Man- her." finishing kick, outdueled the world ning in the national championship If Decker — who in recent years champion and won the women's 800-meter race at Mount San An- not only has beaten all her Ameri- 1.500 meten in 4 minutes. 00.18 tonio College in Walnut. Calif. can opposition but overpowered seconds, her personal best. Decker also did not finish a 1,500 them —, expected anyone to be '' I was hoping to hang on for third race at Brussels, Belgium after the with her at the finish, it figured to (place)... and all of a sudden, there Zurich setback and was beaten once be Kim Gallagher, the winner of was the tape." said the startled on the roads in 1981. the Trials' 800 and the national Wysocki. "My reaction was. 'What But since then, she has been the champion at 800 and 1.500 meters. have I done?'" nation's premier distance runner, But Gallagher, after challenging What Wysocki had done was and last year became the best in the early, faded on the last lap and something that no runner had done world by sweeping the two gold finished ninth. Smith, Expos top Mets, 5-3

NEW YORK (AP) - Bryn in his last start, on June 10, before the help of double plays. Tim Smith, the Montreal Expos right- popping a hamstring, then missed a Wallach drove in four runs, three hander who got off to such a quick start with a two-out homer in the fifth start this season, would be happy Against the Mets. Smith worked inning off Ed Lynch, 7-3, who has now just to avoid any more in- 6 1-3 innings, scattered seven hits lost twice after winning three in a juries. and got out of a couple of jams with row. Tigers rout Brewers, B3 Cosmos trip Tulsa EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - to Chico Borja, who drilled a low Yesterday, he won his first game Andrew Parkinson tallied a pair of shot from 15 yards through the legs in more than a month, beating the goals yesterday to lift the Cosmos of Tulsa goalkeeper Winston first-place New York Mets 5-3 to to a 3-1 North American Soccer DuBose for his fourth goal of the bring his victory drought to a halt. League victory over the Tulsa season. "It was a long wait." the red- Roughnecks at Giants Stadium. haired right-hander said. "It wasn't The Cosmos opened the scoring Four minutes later the Cosmos a real smooth day for me, not in the 33rd minute when Yugosla- added their second goal, Terlecki having been out there for so long." vian midfielder Vladislav passed to Gerry Gray on the left. Smith. 6-5, won five of his first Bogicevic fed Stan Terlecki a long Gray crossed to Parkinson, who CATCHING UP — Montreal Expos catcher, Gary seven decisions, then lost three in pass on the right. scored his first goal of season on a double play during the second inning of yesterday's The fleet winger pushed the ball sizzling 12-yard left footed volley. Carter, forces New York Mets' Danny Heep at home game at Shea Stadium in New York. a row. He pitched only 3 1-3 innings and fires to first base to complete the end of a

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\, MONDAY. JUNE 25. 1964 B3 Parrish, Jones spark Tigers, picks lip 12th victory DETROIT (AP) - Jack Morris pitch was driven to deep right by Oakland As a victory over the allowed pne hit through the first six lorg, bringing home Davis. Texas Rangers in a game in which lnninfi for hit 100th career victory AMERICAN Bud Black. 8-5, held the Angels to Joe Morgan became the all-time and Lance Parrish and Ruppert four hits for eight Innings, with Dan leading home run hitter among Jones hit home runs yesterday to LEAGUE Quissenbeny pitching the ninth to second basemen. lead the Detroit Tigers to a 7-1 pick up his 19th save. Jim Essian started the ninth- victory over the Milwaukee Twins J. White Sort inning rally with a one-out single to Brewers. Singled off reliever Rick Walts and MINNEAPOLIS - Tim, Teufel center. After pinch hitter Garry Ed Romero's one-out tingle in Jones cleared the right-field roof of cracked a three-run, inside-the- Hancock bounced into a forceout. the sixth inning was the only hit off Tiger Stadium to drive in the final park home run with one out in the Henderson hit his eighth homer of Morris, who became the major three runs off reliever Tom ninth inning, rallying the Minnesota the' year. league's first It-game winner after Tellmann. Jones' blast was his Twins past the Chicago White Sox. Red Sox 5, Blur Jays 3, 10 Innings missing his last two starts with a third of the year. Chicago starter Richard Dotson BOSTON - Tony Armas belted a hyper-extended right elbow. Royals S, Aagels z cruised into the ninth with a four- two-run homer with one out in the Morris, 12-3, gave way In the ANAHEIM. Calif. - Pinch hitter hit shutout, but Dave Engle singled bottom of the 10th inning, giving the seventh to Aurelio Lopes, who Dane lorg lifted a sacrifice fly in to lead off the inning and moved to Boston Red Sox a victory over the allowed the other two Milwaukee the ninth Inning to give the Kansas second on Tom Brunansky's one-out Toronto Blue Jays. hits while picking up his ninth save. City Royals a victory over the single Dwight Evans started the 10th Parrish led off the second Inning California Angels. Teufel then hit a fading line drive with a single and, with one out, with his 13th home run of the season Jorge Orta led off with a that bounced on the artificial turf stole second and took third on a and the Tigers chased Milwaukee grounder to short and first in front of charging right fielder passed ball. Armas then drilled a starter Moose Haas, 44, during a baseman Ron Jackson dropped Harold Baines and hopped over his 3-2 pitch from Dennis Lamp, 4-3, six-run outburst in the sixth. Dick Schofield's throw for an error. head. Teufel easily beat the relay into the left-field screen for his 19th homer. MILLION DOLLAR SMILE - Anne Sommers, a secretary Irom Kirk Gibson's triple after a Orta was thrown out at second on to the plate for his seventh home single by Lou Whitaker and a walk an attempted sacrifice bunt by Qollege Park, Md., has hug lor Gary Roenicke of the Baltimore run of the season. Bob Stanley, who replaced to Alan Trammel! produced the Butch Davis, who went to third on starter Bobby Ojeda to start of the Orioles who hit a grand slam homer against the New York Yankees A's 4. Rangers 2 first two runs of the inning. Parrish Steve Balboni' single. Angels OAKLAND - Rickey Hen- ninth, allowed one hit in two innings on June 17 that won her a million dollars in a local bank sponsored then drove in Gibson with a single starter Ron Romanick, 8-7. gave derson's two-out, two-run homer in earning his second victory contest. to knock out Haas. Chet Lemon way to Doug Corbett, whose first off reliever Dave Tobik gave the against six losses. Padres topple Cincinnati, stretch lead to 3V2 games CINCINNATI (AP) - San Diego "It's always the same story denly is surprised at his ability to Atros 8, Giants 3 Robinson, 3-9, was the loser. Manager Dick Williams says his against him," Pirates Manager strike out people. HOUSTON - Houston left-hand- Houston scored four runs in the first-place. Padres are right on NATIONAL Chuck Tanner said before yester- "1 finished fifth in the league er Bob Knepper pitched his seventh sixth inning to break open the game target as they enjoy their biggest day's Pirates-Phillies' game. "We (American) last year and fourth complete game of the season, and take a 51 lead. lead in the National League West. LEAGUE hit the ball all over the lot, but he the year before," said Sutcliffe, surviving 11 hits and leading the The Padres rallied for five runs manages to beat us or get off the who yesterday struck out 14 and Astros to a decision over the San Craig Reynolds led off with a in the 13th inning off Cincinnati hnnk " hurled the Chicago Cubs to a five- Francisco Giants. walk and went to second on Harry reliever Tom Hume for an 8-3 San Diego starter Eric Show Dodgers 5, Braves 2 hit victory for a sweep of the three- Knepper. 7-7, struck out four and Spilman's single. A balk by Rob- victory yesterday and a 2-1 edge in gave up just one hit over the first ATLANTA - Franklin Stubbs hit game series against the St. Louis walked two to snap a personal two- inson advanced both runners and their series. The Padres now lead six innings — a lead-off homer to a two-run homer in the first inning Cardinals. game losing streak. Rookie Jeff Jose Cruz's single scored Reynolds. the second-place Atlanta Braves by Eddie Milner in the first inning. But and Pedro Guerrero added a solo 3'/i games — matching their big- he issued seven walks, and two of blast to give right-hander Alejan- gest cushion since moving into first them led to runs In the second dro Pena an early lead and the Los on June 9 — as they get ready for inning when left fielder Carmelo Angeles Dodgers held on for a a three-game series In Los Angeles Martinez failed to make a one- triumph. against the third-place Dodgers. handed catch a fly ball. The victory completed a three- m aVj 1 "They could beat us three Phillies 4, Pirates 2 game sweep by the Dodgers, who straight, and we'd still be here in PITTSBURGH (AP) - Philadel- now have won four straight follow- first place," Williams said. "Our phia Manager Paul Owens didn't ing a seven-game losing streak. It 1 aim has been to take two out of like the way Phillies' pitcher Steve was their sixth victory in seven til A «aa1 three games every series on this Carlton was throwing. But neither games against the Braves. road trip, and so far we've done it." did the Pittsburgh Pirates. Pena, 8-3, allowed nine hits in 7 The Padres met their goal Sun- It's been said that all the 39-year- 1-3 innings. Three of the hits came day with 13 strong innings of old Carlton has to do to beat in the second inning, when the pitching, a slick game-saving de- Pittsburgh is walk to the mound — Braves scored their runs. He struck \ fensive play in the 12th inning, and he owns victories in 12 of his last out nine and walked one. I some last-inning offensive fire- 13 and IS of his last 20 decisions Cubs 5, Cards 0 works at the expense of the Reds' against the Pirates, and is 38-22 CHICAGO - Rick Sutcliffe E struggle bullpen ace. against them lifetime. doesn't know why everybody sud- m 1 W •'•• ' s ^a^haaaaM^* • Rinker wins Boston Five ^ligMMG DANVERS, Mass. (AP) - after 14 (the double bogey) I was Rinker. a University of Florida mJl Laurie Rinker broke a double not real pleased with myself. I kind graduate with a degree in finance, I barrier in winning the 1225.000 of got myself together and played was under par for the tournament. \ LPGA .Boston Five Classic yester- the last four in one over. Which is Rinker's total was two under par day after surviving a double ogey not bad in these conditions. The after she had boasted scores of and three bogeys on the back nine wind dried the greens and the seven under, 11 under and seven of a wind-swept course. course played really tough." she under after the first three rounds. said. It was her first win on the Ladies Okamoto, winner of two previous • 1 Professional Golf Association tour Laurie led all four days of the tournaments this year including the 1 wk M $225,000 tournament She finished 1 and she's the first member of her Mayflower a week earlier, and professional golfing family to win a with a 65-68-76-77-286 total for a Bertsch collected 117,437 each for major tour tournament. three stroke margin on runnerups their second place deadlock. "It is a big barrier to break. I've Ayako Okamoto, 74-7349-73-289. been close a few times but hopeful- and Jackie Bertsch, Becky Pearson, who had trailed 68-73-76-72-289. IF ly this will be the first of many. It's Rinker by four strokes at the start very important to me to know I can Stiff winds troubled most of the of the final round, slipped into a tie play as well as I did on the first two final round field and only Laurie for fifth place at 74-7346-78-291. days," she said. mflH s mAttoclarti "I've had some second place 1 DID IT — Ruth Wysocki ot El Torio Calif Trials Wysocki handed Mary Decker her first finishes before Larry finished sec- crosses the finish line in yesterday's women's setback in four years ond in New Orleans this year," she Stives takes crown 1500-meter run during the U.S. Track and Field said. Larry and Lee Rinker play on the OCEANPORT - Doug Stives had a Yesterday s summer series was Professional Golf Association tour, first and third in the sanderling called off because of high winds. but Sunday it was 21-year-old class yesterday in the Shrewsbury Fair Haven River Rats Laurie Rinker getting all the Sailing and Yacht Clubs weekly FAIR HAVEN - Paul Lucyk SAILING honors, not to mention a 133,750 Championship Series. won both races in the Handicap first prize check at the Radisson- Skip Swikart won the other race Fleet and Lee Pitts was a double MM Thompson Ferncroft Country Club. in the sanderling while John Martin winner in the Sunfish yesterday. 1 P»u> Lucyh (L«UM. 2 Ed Pffls |firtod#* 19 3 placed first in the laser class. Dav« Mu" (Rhodes 19 i Sama woei On the women's tour for less than There will be no races next week nnt Rac. two years, Laurie Rinker, of The high winds cancelled the rest due to the Holidays. They will i Ship SwiUfl 2 Ben Lucirtli-. 3 Doug SitvM Stuart. Fla., acted like it was old of the races and forced the sand- resume July 8. The high winds Slmtt. 2 Die* Trivn. 3 Lucartlii - hat to beat her brothers. But she erlings to sail under reef. One lost resulted in several spills but no Phtt UK* 1 Stove Bohactt (i i 2) 2 Paul M>ndnicri 3 Mark 2 D«bOfan Da»covitch said she had trouble with her its mast. injuries. composure in the late stages of the Coastal Cup i John Martin. 2 Boi Simti tournament. MONMOUTH BOAT CLUB SANDY HOOK - 1. Steve •w on niou tn •foal WIVH RED BANK - Only eight boats Bohacek had two firsts and a •ehooU Out RaMtta Sullivan beats Johnson She had beaten the 6.006-yard •*• Ja»7^ showed up for the School's Out second yesterday in the Sailboard course for an 11-under par over the 1 Eiita and Jinny Srmth (MBC) 2 John and Oft) Tindall Park. The tourney at- Regatta at Monmouth Boat Club. races on Sandy Hook Bay. Paul and Oawangtt (SSvci 3 Cyniti* Boyd and Jot Ewmg MIDDLETOWN - Bob Sullivan first two days but soared to nine tracted 31 competitors. over on the final two rounds. She Elisa and Jenny Smith of the home Mark Mindnich were second and scored a 6-2. 6-3 victory over Mike Al Aloisi of Hazlet won the still finished as the only par- club won the blue jay class. third respectively. Handicap Claa. Johnson yesterday to win the John Martin was the winner in The boats competed in south 1 John Martin 2 ScoR Robmton 3 Win Fttmm annual Middletown Tennis Associa- consolation match with a 6-2. 6-2 breaker in the field of 72. Fair Havtn fttvat ftata decision over Jay Ramos "I struggled on the back nine but the handicap race. winds around 15 miles per hour. tion Men's Singles Tournament at

SPORTS FANS change their mind may change a good leg for a broken leg (5) Washington Federals become a memory Don't try lo Ihrow the ball before you calch il |6) Hustle, you The body is in the ground, barely cold, and they're American Basketball Association was absorbed by the never know whal may happen . already talking about burying another one alongside it. NBA. (7) Don't lind loo many faults with The Washington Federals, who in two years set Now the Washington Capitals are a hockey team - the umpire: you can't eipect him records for ineptitude and anonymity, are now only a playing in suburban Landover. Md. Two other Washing- to be as perfect as you are bittersweet memory to the few fans who ever actually ton hockey franchises played briefly in the Eastern saw them in person. Still, the United States Football League in the 1940s — the Eagles and later the Lions HAL They played at Riverside Stadium Now it. too. is gone, Here's a surprising lacl Although League has said it might plant another franchise, in the Ty Cobb and Pete Rose are the city. replaced by the Kennedy Center. only players in baseball history to V.The Feds lured 69,243 fans into 55.045-seat RFK BOCK Pro soccer has yet to catch on big in the United have made over 4.000 hits in their Stadium The problem is. it took them nine games to States, and nowhere has it caught on less than in Brought to you big league careers, neither ol do it. The Washington Redskins. If the fire laws Washington To date, five franchises - the Whips By Gaorg* Will them—oddly enough—holds the Darts. Diplomats. Diplomats i again i and Team record lor most hits in one permitted, could probably pack the Feds' entire season Warn some good advice lo give lo season That record is held by crowd in on any Sunday. America — have failed. youngsters who are learning to George Sisler who made 257 hits P.T Barnum kept his corporate headquarters in in 1920—and no one has ever '•This past Sunday,- 6.386 folks passed through the Every few years the denizens of the District of play baseball? Joe McCarthy Washington. who managed the Yankees to 8 topped that record m all the years tjrnstiles to attend the wake. The Federals lost 15 of Columbia talk about bringing baseball back. If it ever He said there's a sucker born every minute pennants in the 1930s and since then tieir 18 games this season. No team in the history of happens. RFK Stadium will need a major overhaul The Maybe he was right. 1940s, once listed these classic professional football has ever managed to lose more seats have been in a football configuration so long, proverbs as important lor good gkmfes in one year. baseball players HI Take your they're rusted in place. Id bet you didn't Know, thai •Which is why next year — if there really is a next c bat on your shoulder il you want Baseball is only the best-known of Washington George Wall Lincoln lo become a 300 hitter (2) Don't year for the USFL — the Feds will be known as the frequent, fleeting flirtation with franchises. Mercury has the most Gall wins three alibi on the bad hops, anybody rVUatri Medflys or somesuch. Economical car that anyone In pro basketball, there was the Palace Five, started can slop the good ones. |3| And which is why it is amusing, if not bewildering. has to oiler. in 1925 in the American Basketball League. Two years Outfielders who throw the ball FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP - Tricia Gall, representing THE MARQUIS t«i hear Chet Simmons, the commissioner of the I'SFL. behind the runner loch the barn later the team folded. It had been owned by George BROUGHAM say the league hasn't given up on Washington. the Manalapan Township Recreation won the shot put alter the horse is gone 141 When Preston Marshall. A decade after that he moved his in the TAC state finals at Bergen County College She 47 In stock "You sure don't give up on the sixth or seventh major Redskins down from Boston you start to slide slide, those who to choose from market'in the country." Simmons said. also won the standing long jump and the softball throw In 1946. the Washington Capitals became a charter at the District Hershey Foods Track and Field Meet ".Sure, you do A lot of people have. When it comes to member of the Basketball Association of America, failed franchises. Washington is sports' graveyard. Christine Corey, also of the Manalapan Township forerunner of the National Basketball Association. They Recreation, won the 1.600 meter run and both girls will RFK Stadium used to be the home of the Senators - lasted until the middle of the 1950-51 season before GEORGE WALL both of them. The original edition, the baseball team be eligible In for the Seven-State Regional meet to bv folding. held Saturday at C.lassboro State, College LINCOLN-MERCURY which made Washington famous for being "first in war. Two other Capitals basketball franchises ultimately Eileen Sheehan and Sophia Ccdergran were second SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY first in peace and last in the American League." moved came and went, one into an Industrial basketball league, and third respectively in the second hi-ai »f the inn to Minnesota in 1961 A second franchise was then the other to Virginia and then into oblivion when the 747-5400 formed In 1971 II trundled off to. Texas. meter dash l( t4 TheDttfrfetftoer MONDAY. JUNE 26. 1864 MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES

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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS Kite takes Georgia-Pacific '. wi ATLANTA (AP) - Tom Kite « that left him with a l»-under-par three to play, three-putted the par-S CaHqnW.S-4 ,oi-i • i a sayi he'll leave the rating of golfer, Mt total on the 7,018-yard, par 71 ltth, nutting a four-foot par putt. •| too AHMICAM 19.AQUI • tunoaua. uuauo M 0 0 0 to others- the fans and the media. Atlanta Country Club course. "That wat It," be said. "I realty W I ML m "I'm an awfully food player, but "It's sometime I felt I should needed to make birdie on 16 to have 62 3 10 Nan York 97 20 Ml 213 1 U 10 .749 - _ have done for the last two or three a chance." Toronto 49 M 029 9» r&dawai 90 91 557 I'm certainly not ready to put T-tlS. A-I7.?« 40 11 .Ml 12h CNoago M 91 Ml n myself in-the great category," Kite years. It seems like I struggle and Mm Uonnal 36 98 .600 4 Pooley called Kite "probably the 33 17 .471 10 said yesterday after claiming the struggle and finally win one.moat consistent player out here on NaaVork 91 M .440 20h SILOU* 94 90 .472 0 M 40 .429 221* "•*«0» 20 41 .400 IO» |7J,ooo first prln in the $400,000 Hopefully this won't be the last one tour. He't starting to win more akakM akatN WaaW T OaVIOtCIN 50 90 .410 22ft .994 Georgia-Pacific Atlanta Golf this year." tournament* now. He wat never In • 1 20 HI 1 San Dago 41 M 4)10 sooo 97 M .114 - Alan* M 99 .942 3Vi Kite made it look like a Sunday serious trouble." dm* ib SOli Hump 0000 35 M 4*3 1ft LoaAngaka 90 M .927 4ft Houakn 12 M .497 9* "I don't know that I'm a better afternoon stroll, building a one-thot • 0 1 I Solan* p oooo 94 99 .490 2 1100 man) 4000 dndnnal 99 40 4U 10 player today than I was three days advantage at the start of the day Kite ranked first and third on the 14 M .472 1 8M> Prmoitoo M 42 .993 14ft tin "anarri 4000 99 40 .491 4ft ago," Kite said after accomplishing into a flve-shot victory over Don money list in 1W1 and 1SW when he 3 0 0 0 Man 1b 5 0 00 aaa Karaaacty 90 97 440 4ft CNoago 12. at loua n.T" 1 wat consistently potting top ten 10 11 Etaatylb 1000 Tanaa 40 .444 I MNnoj one of hit goals - winning two Pooley, who doted at 71474 to 10 00 Kimk9b oooo Loo Angaaa to. Amia 2 title* in the same season. finish in the runnenip slot for the 10 00 CMpoiM 1000 Na» vom 2. MoraMno DaattO. I San DNgo 8. CMmal 2 A winner of the Doral-Eastern third time in the last five Atlanta 2iii Oukkne 1000 Tom* 0. Baaon 1 "I really feel I'm better now than 1000 MMoc iOOO PTpaaa'J^BBOi'wB. 7 PwaBaT>"¥' ini* *a) events. Oakand s. Taaaa l San Francaco' 7. Hi Open earlier In the year, he became I was then," said Kite, who moved 00 00 Fo%a 4 110 NH vert I. MMicm 4. 11 innings uni only the third two-time winner of iooo mop 1000 - i«4. CNeigol BBBBBBB— Ml "He deserved it," Pooley said. "I to the second position on this years oooo tawp oooo BWaWaWJary a> Maa the season with Sunday's victory. aCaYO, CaaaorMaS PhMsKWphtMontM. Sa. Ne4,w Pl-aburg Vortt 9h 2 wat never able to put any pressure money list at ISU.571, 142.000 0 10 0 Catanoan 1000 and 11, 8ak 4 0 0 0 0 Frtnoop oooo LO> Ano»aa» 8 Afisjnta. 9 "Believe me, it's a nice situ- on him." behind Tom Watson. It waa Kite's fcaaaay'a Oaaaoa 6an Dtago B. One*na«3, Illwwigo Armor, 10 10 Dm>, umiauliaa 1 ation." Kite said after Us closing Pooley, down three shots with seventh tour victory. oooo Chicago 5, 01 loua 0 47 111 1 Beaton 0. Toronto 9. 10 Mrtnga San Fnmcaco a Houaaon. 7 06 p.m. • 1 • 1 mm Yort a •union, ppd.. nan BiaSii'i amaaa 0M f-t Mkraootl 1. Chicago 2 Matugn (Daunt 94) ai CNoaso (RaJnay evo). Z£S Kanaaa CHy 1. Orion* 2 MO t-l Oakland 4. Taraa 2 4:06 p.m. Reid drops 1st CknaMnd 1. SaaOa 0 Houaton (LaCaaa 1-0 and Madam 2-2) at Aiama (Ban* 04 mt MaNaf 6-21. 2. 4 50 p m SAGINAW, Mich. - Ed- OPEN 7 A.M. San Dago (loan e-5l a Loa Angaaa (Honayoua 7-1). 0:15 pm die Reid of LitUe Silver Toronto (AkaanNr 9-9) an* LM 0-1) • a..... Na» Vert (Dialing 7-9) a PnHDaMM) (Hudaon suffered the first defeat of (MoCkiaa M and Cocannaar 5 «). 2. ft3 0 p m 7-4). o 20 pm. Boaor. (Boyd 1-0) at na» o (Dana (-9). 7 35 his amateur boxing career for your convenience u Momraa (Bogam 3-5) a SI Uwa lAndujor 11-0). «:» p.m. when be lost a decision in Oaatt (Paay 10 3] ai N»» Von (OuMry 0-9). 0 anewm (RuaaW 9-9) at San •ranotoo (Lnlny |MV 4-0). 10:99 p.m. the first round of the Saaaa (Baao* 0-7) • CNoago (Bum Ml, 0:20 Tiaaaday'a Oaati Junior Olympic Senior 7 1-3 7 1 9 1 0 p.m. aaafcirgti a CNaaao, & IMS p.m. 12-1 1 0 0 0 0 Catena IZahn 0-4) • Taaa tfMaarl 44). 0:90 Na. York aa PraaoaM*). 1M p.m. Division Nationals. 1 10 0 0 2 p.m. Houaw a AaMa. 7:40 pm. The 14-year-old Reid 2-32554 1 OamaM IKniagsr S-2) a Konoaa Cay [QuMej. Monwa ai SI lama. • 36 p.m. 13 0 0 0 0 0 1-7). 0:99 pm. tn Dago a Loa Angaaa. 10-JS pm. bowed to experience, lot- Only i OncJnnaal ai 8an Franakoo. 10:96 pm. 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BY STELLA WOOER read the corresponding paragraph. ever, is to invite another's disdain. MONDAY. JUNE 25 Let your birthday star be your daily CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. If) - guide. A new career opens up for you Born today, you possets a duality TUESDAY. JUNE 28 today. Take your time deciding the of nature — and its consequent THE WIZARD OF ID 4 CANCER (June M-July tt> - matter. Investigate the conse- duality of disposition - that makes Your gift for the written word saves quences of change. life somewhat confusing both for you from having to come face to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 18) - \ you and for those who share your face with a difficult situation. Exceptional care must be taken "iruinrL life. Co-workers may find you LEO (July U-Aug. M) - Make up today in the selection of a compa- especially difficult, for they do not your mind early in the day and don't nion. Otherwise, you both may end (JSm have that affection for you that ! fcJUWr be persuaded out of it. Morning in trouble. [$B§|gj keeps close friends and loved ones success brings afternoon rewards. PISCES (Feb. 1«-March 28) - F&UP-PI0IT on your side no matter what. VIRGO (Aug. JJ-Sepl. 22) - If Take care not to overreact. Emo- ZWrF Impulsive in word and deed, you do you can express yourself effectively tional extremes prove dangerous well when monitored by others, less on behalf of co-workers, you win both to the active and the passive well when on your own. their admiration and respect per- party. You are inclined to be timid when manently. ARIES (March Zl-April It) - You fi< TIU ftW- it comes to-seizing an advantage, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - You cannot force others to agree with ANDY CAPP but much lest so when demanding have many of the qualifications for you: you can. however, make your your share of the benefits of work leadership, but whether you gain it arguments as attractive as possible. already accomplished. You take or not is up to you. TAURUS (April »May 20) - rebuffs personally, and find it SCORPIO (Oct. tt-Nov. U) - Concentrate on the one activity that difficult to bounce back from fail- Today is the day for making your brings you the greatest joy. This can ure. move if gaining favor and ultimate be a day to remember! Also born on this date are Sidney advancement is your goal. Don't Lamel, director; Nicholas I of hesitate further. GEMINI (May 21 June Ml - Rustla. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Express your feelings! Not to do so To see what is in store for you - A little sensitivity is a good thing may be more harmful for you than tomorrow, find your birthday and today. To be overly sensitive, how- it is frustrating for others.

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UJt rr B6 The Dtfly Hester MONDAY. JUNE 25. 1984 I View of summer sweetens over the years BY JACK H SMITH I was never too eager for picnics. The trouble with many seniors, schoolchildren arc traveling Short radiation is screened oat The I hated thunder storms. Bat, my however. Is that their new discovery motor trips are favored, however, Adrian Optometrlc AssocUtta. Summertime is supposed to be the parents said summer was better of gammer blinds them to its because the days an longer and the says that, if your friend can see yoar beit teuon At least, that u what because "people could be out." They hazards. They evidently think that TIME scenery is greener. Seniors can take "es cleaVly through the glass. If. seniors used to tell me when I was were right. I was out of interesting sunburn only seeks out young people these on weekdays when the traffic nit enough. But neither sfoJd you a junior. I was not so sure that I things to do. on beaches so they stay out in the OF ia lighter pull the shades on your vtota. agreed It's different now that I'm one of yard for hours without a hat. They Seniors should eat a bit lighter in Insect bites are more bothersome I was glad to be out of school, of them. The older you get, the more enjoy the smell of grass so much YOUR the summer, but it Is a great time when you're older. Some may even coarse. But everything else sort of you appreciate the solar oil to that they cut it without recess for country dining. Perhaps you can bring on a kind of feverish condition. closed, too. The neighborhood gang lubricate your joints. The better you periods. When they do Uke a break, LIFE rediscover some of the restaurants Take extra precaution with oint- dosed playtime and took off for two like working on the lawn and seeing they gulp the lemonade too fast. Or you haven't visited since last ments that repeltbe bugs And keep months at the lake. The library was the flowers. It is good to have beer And some of them try to save August. covered when working or relaxing but it was too hot to browse in. summer just because it isn't winter. money by keeping the air con- for playing golf, but preferably in Summer suggests sunglasses, but where insects congregate. r movies were open but had And it doesn't make much dif- ditioner off. the morning or evening hoars when be sure they are in your prescrip- Despite the risks, however, sum- nothing better than electric fans. I ference that the big downtown The warmth of summer is some- the sun is not high. tion, or fit over it. If you need mer is a season for seniors to be out really spent most of the summer attractions — the concerts, the thing to be enjoyed with moderation. Trips of the stay-in-motel type, or glasses for distance, that is. Don't in just as my elders said. And you waiting for fall and the thud of shoe plays - will not be back until after It is a time for fishing, if you like guided tours, are not as good in the get them too dark. The important cant enjoy it fully through a leather against the pigskin. Labor Day. fishing, but not too long. It is a time summer because families with factor is bow much ultraviolet window. Spray battles Benefit good for health of museum fund MIDDLETOWN - It the event was inspired by Dr. Coult's Medicine made to resemble that of sticky buildup was, as the program prom- the museum's current Show began at 10 p.m., an Oklahoma Cherokee. ised, "an evening of hokum exhibit, "Talismans to with Michael Morris. Man- and fun." There was Tranquilizers: The Rise of asquan, playing the Snow participants also DEAR HELOISE: nothing nonsensical about Modern Medicine." Will you please kelp me? We recently purchased quack ish character, who included soprano Peggy the purpose of The Mon- Guests, wearing their a home. There is a gummy baildup oo the bottom peddled a "magic elixir" Noecker of Middletown mouth Museum Tent and Western best, feasted on guaranteed to vanquish all and Carolyn Moore, of the tub where the previous owner had placed a Medicine Show, though, rubber balhmat. barbecued chicken and all ills while lifting the spirits Middletown, who accom- and that was to raise funds the fixings: baked beans, I feel that I could probably remove it with stiff (The cure-all was, in truth, panied heron the piano. for educational programs coleslaw, Texas Bread ... elbow grease and scouring powder but, being an Inglenook white wine.) at the museum, which is and Vic D'Amico's Country Assisting the "doctor" Working to make the avid reader of your column, you have convinced me located on Newman benefit happen were a thai this is not the roale to take. and Western Band was "Indian" George Springs Road, Lincroft. provided an appropriate women's committee chair- Please advise me what to use for easier cleaning! Liebenburg of Eatontown, The medical theme of musical backdrop. whose appearance was ed by Mrs. John Fennell, — Anne Sweet Rumson, and a men's com- Spray the area with a solvent based, pre-wash mittee led by Curtis B. stain remover. Let it remain on the surface for Morehouse, Rumson. Mrs. several minutes and then with a wad of nylon net Fennell is the overall or a plastic scrubber, scrub the buildup vigorously. chairman of museum's Repeat the spraying if necessary, then continue the benefits scrubbing with the net. If a residue remains, use a little non-scratch The Rumson-Fair Haven formula cleansing powder. Follow directions on the High School Volunteer Club can, but rub the tub as gently as possible. was at the event to aid with I'm glad to know that so many of you have such tasks as setting up, become aware of the hazards of using harsh, serving food and cleaning abrasive cleansing powders for scrubbing bath up. Club members include fixtures, kitchen sinks, etc. Constant use of these Carrie Babbitt, Cindy cleansing powders on the new enameled fixtures so Bansak, Liz Byren, widely used today is even more disastrous! Gabriella Mazzucca, Liz Morehouse, Carolyn O'Mara, Megan Pezzuti and Sandi Sauer

Patrons of the benefit included Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Berger, he the museum board president. West Long Branch; Mr. and Mrs. Ildon R. Black- burn, Lincroft; Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Boak, Colts Neck, and Rumson resi- FORGOTTEN ITEMS dents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dear Heloise: Vacation time is company lime H. Clayton, Walter Dough, and company often leaves personal belongings Mr. and Mrs. Michael Del behind. Priore, Mr. and Mrs. When our visitors forgot a suitcase, we solved the Justin Gasarch, Curtis B. problem by sending it to their next destination by Morehouse, Mr. and Mrs. bus — it arrived there the same day they did. Of William U. Westerfield, course, had it been more feasible we could have and Mr. and Mrs. Fennell. sent it to their hometown. My friends were so appreciative that they urged Also, Mr. and Mrs. Fred me to send In this solution to a summer problem. Cote, Old Bridge; Mrs. It may help others. — Catherine Peck WESTERN LOOK — Enjoying Wesley DeBarger, and Dr. SAVING SOAP and Mrs. Charles Moeller Dear Heloise: To recyle leftover bits of bath the Western flavor of the Mon- Jr., all of Little Silver; Mr soap, I use a six-inch square of nylon net or tulle. mouth Museum Tent and Medi- and Mrs. Philip Lane, Place the soap pieces In the center, pull up the cine Show benefit are, from left, Deal; Middletown resi- corners of the net, then place a rubber band around planning committee chairmen dents Mr. and Mrs. Robert PARDNERS - Nancy Carling of Fair Haven left the "bag." If you prefer, you can sew a small bag Curtis Morehouse, and Claire G. Sampson and Dr. and a trustee of Monmouth Museum, Lincroft, arid to hold the soap. Fennell, both of Rumson, and Mrs. Bernhard W. Dorothy V. "Mike" Morehouse, Rumson, museum A soap bag is great to use In the bathtub to scrub committee member Ellie Malloy, Schneider, and Mr. and director, share a laugh during the Monmouth one's feel and elbows. Feels good on the back, loo. Mrs. Philip C. Carling, Museum Tent and Medicine Show, an event which Little Silver. Proceeds from the Fair Haven. Hang the bag up after using and you'll be surprised event will help fund educational raised funds for the museum's educational pro- at bow long these bits of soap — that often get programs at the museum, which grams. thrown away - will last! - Mrs. Vivian Menzies is in Lincroft. Fumes may affect lungs BY LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D.

I have been working in a factory for 21 years. YOUR There's a peculiar fume Get Acquainted that comes out of the metal HEALTH when it is heated. Could this possibly be the reason Powercise Special why I cough? — Mi B.B.P.. III. Dear Mr. P.: Fumes from metal, when-inhaled, carelessness. reaction to your injury has i When you see how much fun Powercise is, how Occupational lung dis- occurred, it would have can be responsible for very great it works and how little it costs, you 7/ be unpleasant changes in the eases are a tremendous been visible a long time bronchial tubes and in the threat to workers every- ago amazed. There's no limit to the number of times you lungs People who work where. Toxic exposures to Your concern, predicat- can come to Elaine Powers each month. And by the with zinc and copper are gases and combustion ex- ed on your mother's con- end of three months, your body will be sleek and firm. most prone to "metal fume haust are particularly dition, is allowable. Yet it Call now, come by and you'll see that Elaine Powers fever.'' Constant inhalation detrimental to health. must not dominate you or gives you tar more for far less. But call now to take Dusts, silicon and your happiness at this of these fumes can indeed advantage of this special Get Acquainted Offer. cause coughs and other asbestos are particularly time. pulmonary conditions. dangerous. Repeated examination of When this goes on for long In your particular case, your breasts can give you periods of time, the I would be inclined to feel the assurance that you dangers can be particu- that there is some rela- obviously need. Your un- larly great. tionship between long ex- controlled fear can be de- I am certain that many posure to metal fumes and structive and ruin your people who inhale these your chronic cough. I chances for inner tranquil- fumes smoke cigarettes in would not rest until every ity and peace. work areas. The combina- avenue is explored in an Dr. Coleman welcomes tion of the irritating in- effort to reverse the result questions from readers. Boine Powers halants and tobacco smoke of these inhalations. And Please write to him in care FITNESS CLUBS can be a severe hazard to certainly the use of protec- of this newspaper. health. tive devices and masks is A great many people like absolutely essential if you Hospital has yourself work in areas are to be spared per- special groups where there are distinct manent trouble with your occupational hazards. In lungs. for youngsters 3 months most instances, govern- I hurt my breast playing RED BANK - ment health agencies in- tennis two years ago. I Riverview Medical ,,$2000 spect these plants and can't overcome the worry Center's Children's Art $ make specific recommen- thai this wUI eventually Therapy and Bereavement Plus 10 Membership Fee dations for the protection cause a cancer. I am support groups meet every of the workers. The sad particularly upset because Wednesday afternoon in experience is that many moihc died of this con- the hospital's East Wing. workers are extremely dition. - Miss M.J., Texas The support groups are careless and often feel Dear Miss J..: I doubt designed to help children burdened by the protective that a single injury that who suffer from chronic devices that are offered to occurred two years ago ilnesses, such as cancer or them. could be responsible for leukemia, and those who It is particularly sad cancer of the breast. Some have recently experienced °/f'-r Kixxl at all participating Elaine Pimvrs. when workers finally do doctors, however, believe the loss of a parent or recognize the hazards only that repeated pressure or sibling. Group members to find that their bodies injuries may be the cause express their emotions, SHREWSBURY AVE. ft MWY. 35, SHREWSBURY, M.J.* K-MART PLAZA. ROUTE 35, HAZLET, N.J. have already paid an ir- of breast cancer. concerns and fears through 4*t •tort Mr MM l«MtMt KM M •» fMWpMMf •«*" reversible penalty for If a cancer or any other their artwork. •PM no «nm»»» HM ai «* tmiimJir MONDAY, JUNE 25. 1984 The Past) B7 Accident changes driver's life 24* Wat lawn I •an Of parwaraMp. P*?^**?**™ T«?l" I|||M||WH| "-»—MMMMM •+mM fttts Maa* aevtlaai JWllHI. .ka fctt fjsmtttatIMrtM .H Ik tWe fee I*t Adaraeea of IAUMI an tke a* tar*-* MUM form of • I Ikaa«)««wUllBhra"lWNwc"tkMlkt« • •«•••• Mr Mi Maty. nrMM mt will I Mt IMI Ma aacfe • aaMriacfc. Uke • MM Mutest HH -*^ ANN TM aam a! Wan Laaaj aranok haaraxaatam rrwmw«.aMto. Ma aata at lha IN* CnaotaM • lMMtMnleM,ln| LANDERS Truok. Everstaeel M I have Iml TM of Waal long ongln. and eea. lha right to ra- Ike imeU «. '• feet. Several tna rtoMlsre or an Dtda. arloaj«»a any or al propoeaee an mm), alian aua* m- ware srtnmslj sym- •nyimciniaam India KrTnA! wu at war I CMU have av^M UUlH kim. palketie wkea I eiplalaed my kUkiaeu aad am lo not i Thtrewcr* wfae»e«. I w» a* caar»«»l I was ever so grateful. Jast sign me - Waat long aVanoh with • ota*. bat thai lacUcat ckaa>e4 mv JSSSSi _» coraoianan lutiiiwirn a h Relaxed la Seattle p*ropoaai •0* t*ia* pvofaoa *h*al "«« -M»«>^»w<"l">-U.ai7il|.Ii Dear Relaxed You would be even more accomoam mon aid a«n a ftaa- •Ull fcavtagaighl—m . Tke galh of kavtai but the word* I have are for the families of oMttn auaSummg m mom Ot- atandard propoaal form reUsed If you knew how many hundreds of Eugene A. KonopooaJ, ukea Ike lift of aaMhcr hina. betafb the victims. noara la auDfM auch a SM. an* All Wda ahafl ba letters I received from men who love to sniff to aaanna a Contract In lha After time has healed your wounds, go to $16.00 KM ma aw la accaplaa and oMarty m toes and sleep with a female foot next to their By Ordar of lha Mayor and ' bid. baarntl an the innocent person and lei him or her know Council of tna Borougn of Waal t ma nama at •» •** -aoeat II kaapeaed I « «d to that you bear no ill will. It will make that faces. MaaUdiaaaandnainaoimaoan- u( Mt K61>6buffl ior aMoh MMa aub- raikta Ike memken of tkalmaa'i family aad individual feel so much better. And you will Your theory sounds reasonable but I am Frank J. aorranano beg to ke torflvea evea laoafji II «ai not my not sure it is correct. No one knows why aM M aooompanlatf feel better, too. ununtBAL lad chack or Ud bond (••It. Bat my mlaUter aad tke aoUce uM people develop foot fetishes. There may be In tha amount of Ian par cam "P*t.*» » Y« pre^ce JriuLnt Dear Aaa Laaaers: I was delighted to see dozens of reasons. Your advice to deal with •MMtOOttM O^ HSAMflaMMO (IOH) of lha DM. •IHHH •> •<• WATajlTMATMBItT Townahlp ol Marlboro. •• ippreriate*. They will Mame yoa regard- that letter la year colama from "Tke Note them openly, honestly and without shame, 2S0 Othf Publtc Nottc— guaianm lha In ma aMM • less." 1 look tkeir advice. ^^ bows." He was Ike yoaag man who loved however, is right on. I couldn't have done SUfVMM COtMT contract la mmmto* M bUtor. better myself. SeaMBtde wet be received by (I) 1 WFW tke aroma of women's feel, fell like a misfit tna Kaanaburg Municipal umiiiii fi ^?" "*"•" ?I'*"••«*»« aad wondered If be was "tke oaly one la tke Authority lOwnar). at tha MUM of •WNMOUTN COUNTY and turiuan nMHrtiry par- I* plead tor aaderMaadiag. Here mast be Daa't get burned by a "Hae" that's tea hot 120 Mam Straat. •ormanoa bonda. Tho chacka of otken oat tfcere wha tkare my agaay. Do yoa world." Kaanaburg. Naw Jaraay. unU , aaoapuna » to handle. Play It cool with ABB Lander's cum. ACTION Mora. Ml ban 3:00 P.M local uma on Jury 10. NOTICI Of HtUtm bave aay wordi lor at? - No Name, No City, Tke theory goes that lafaalt aad toddlers guide to "Necking aad Petting - What Are *9v4, M\ vrtnCn Hin# Itwy wM b# Janlca Oavta Millar aoutad. No Maraat anal ba «- No State " kave a good deal of coatact with their pubUdy opanad and raad Tha 74 Shnmoury Ananua Ike Limits?" Send yoar reqaeit to Aaa profact conuata of tha conMruc- P.O. Bo. Mat Dear N.N. How sad that the carelessness mothers' feet while crawling aroaad oa Ike Laaders. P.O. Box HIM, Chicago, a Mill, aon of a now ataal daMrnon •lad Bank. Naw Jaraay 07701 of another human being should have laid such laVtK. CO**C"«>*S> flnQtJVSJH, fOUIV (Mil 741-VM floor. This attachment manifests Itself la enclosing H cents aad a long, •tamped, self- daaon. modmcatMna u tna a>M- IN THE MATTER Of THE APPLI- •arvaa tna right to ratact any and a burden on you. You have my sympathy - later years la peculiar ways. Most often a addressed envelope. ing CATION OF Starilay Staphan aM blda. or Id ajahw any Mor- SfuaiMaKUl. Jr., TO ASSUME mamy of any bid. TM ToanaMp •o tha aarator and twar piping THE NAME OF -BUTCH STEP- •nan hava a minimum ol aluty oonatiucHon of a naw Mudga HEN STRUSZKIEWICZ. | (BOIdaya Irom tha racatot of blda | to aether refect OT accept eama holding lank, and ana Improva- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 1 Taka notlca thai tha undar. Tha btddar aha> ooraly thai ha) All work win ba Inchidad undar olgnod tm apply to ma Mon- a aaigla oontract mouth County Court on tho tin ma i - ENGAGEMENTS Contract documanta wM ba Bay of July lit*. « a 00 o'clock "Blddor* ara raquirad to com- auminad at tna offlcaa of tna In tho toranoon. al tna Mon- pry wftfi the fejQuwenwita Of PL. ownar or at tna offloaa of Kuppar mouth county Court Houao. tS7S. c. 127 " Aaaodataa. 15 Sunon Road. Fraahold. Na» Jaraay for a |udg- Btddara ahould ba awara of M PloeaMway. Naw Jaraay 0BSS4. nwnl authoruino him to aaauma provlllon of N.JS.A. 40:W- Coplaa may ba oUamad from tha nama of "(HITCH STEPHEN A-1U InHraat In Contracta or Bent-Burricelli tna ofncaa ol Kuppar Aaaoclataa STRU8ZKIEWICZ.-. Joba ForWddan and furthar ha upon dapoalt of WO 00 (non-ra- STANLEY STEPHEN •hall carWy thai lo ma boat of Ma Itinj^Ahia^ #ru — - -*- _ _ * aj^jaav^i* TVnTMjlalDWf lOf VaffjCn V#1 F*#f1r>#« STRUSZKIEWICZ. • knowHadga tha Macutton of ma HAZLET - Mr. and tha ownar nor tha anghiaar wHl Janlca Davia MUMr within contract ahaH Hi no way ba ba raaponalWa lor lull or partial 74 Shraaabury A«anuo ' In violation of that provtoton. Mrs. Thomas R. Burricelli, aata of contract documoma. In- Rod Bank NJ. O770I 1 AlaynaM Shaplar 47 Coral Drive, announce cluding any addanda. obtalnad Atlomay for Applicant Duainaaa Admimalruor from olhar aourcaa. Chacka lor Juna M 112 so Jun.25 SM.B4 the engagement of their contract documanta ah.ll ba mada payaWa lo tha Kaanaburg daughter, Joan Marie Bur- Munlclpai UWltlaa Aulhorlty ricelli, to Thomas Alan Information ragardlng tha •VatHaaDilli— i i• IIa> tiIIHfi «^yJ jaaiajOfi qlfiaiiaiaaiailH OOlallflVi rfi ,• U OUT- Bent, son of Mr. and Mrs. ktfl »n on-ill* «ulMurt*c« wapto- Thomas A. Bent, 14 There- rtion pfogrtm and tha «nam(rv 234 Marlboto 234 Msrtboto •boo of aamplM irom on-atM sa Drive, Holmdel. bortngi it contained Inttta aup - SUMMARY Of SYNOPSIS OF ltd AUDIT raVORT OF The bride-elect is a TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO AS MQUIRED »Y N.J.S. 4«A:i-7 Tha iitantton ol tha bWdara I* COMBINED COMFARATIVt BAIANCE SHEET graduate of Raritan High cartad parttcularty to tha raqutra- Dacambar 31 Oaoambar 31 n^aiilS wWi vaapaci lo comjlttons ASSETS Yaar 1963 Yaar 1H3 School, and is employed by of atvipioyiftafft to oa olM9fvao CUD. Invaalmanta and Prapald Stop and Shop Co. Her and minimum wag* ratat to ba Dabt Samoa S7.949.M0U S3.9SI.4S4J7 paid aa raquirad by lha contract Taxaa. Aaaamanta. Liana and fiance is a graduate of St. documanta. Utility Chargaa RacarvaMa o4S.aio.S0 M7.3M7D John Vianney High School, BW Sacurlty mull accompany Proparty Acqulrad tor Tanaa- •Hh Did and ahaii b« In ttta Aiaaaaad Valua 112.630.00 112.630.00 Holmdel, and is employed amount of 10H of tha bW. but not Accounta RacaMMa 311.63133 2.246.161.66 by Newberger and Berman In WCMI of 120,000 00. and may Fl«ad Capllal Authoruad and Joan Burricelli. b» given, at tha option of tha Uncomplataa-UtllHy 240.00000 Brokerage Co. bid Jar. by cortitlad chack. Flaad Capital-Utility 762.327 47 666.966.64 cut.*** i chack. or bid bond. Daforrad Chargaa lo Futura Taxa- Bidders sh.it t>a praparad to tlon- provtda proof of quaHftcationa to Oanaral Capital 7.673.43604 7.375.42304 perform lha work •• daacrlbad in Oatwrad Chargaa to Ravanua Savage-McCue •action 3 of tha Initructtona lo ol Succaadlng Vaara 77.372.66 123.661.77 TOTAL ASSETS $17.546.306 67 114 060.236 71 Tha cuccMaful blddar will ba LONG BRANCH - Mr. of Holy Trinity High raquirad to furniah parformanc* LIABILITIES. RESERVES ' "" and Mrs. John Martin School, Hicksville, N.Y.; and paymant bonda aach in an AND FUND BALANCE amount aoual to ona nundrad Bonda and Notaa Payabu S7.32O.O0O 00 S4.343.31200 McCue, 139 Franklin Ave., Villanova University, and parevnt of tha contract pnea Improvamani Authorliallona 1.653.413.25 1.347.516 17 announce the engagement Pace University School of Juna 25. 26. 27 M7 48 Olhar LlablUUaa and Spaclal Funda 6.057.272.71 5.426.366 M of their daughter, Eliza- Law, White Plains. He is a Amortliatlon of Dabt lor FlMad beth M. McCue, to James Capital Acquired or Authorliad 400.000 00 lawyer with Cummins and 233 Long Branch Raaarvo tor Cartaln Aaaata Ba Harold Savage, son of Mr. Hendrix. Collingswood. NOTICI caivabla 766.766.91 2.306.175.26 and Mrs. James Hugh Plaata tali* notlca that • public FundBalanca 1.726.632 60 1.133J64.36 hawing will ba haM by tha Board TOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES Savage, 9 Stone Ridge A May wedding is of AdJuMmant of tha City of Long planned. Branch, at tha City Hall in tha City AND FUND BALANCE 617.546.306.67 S14.660.236.71 Lane, Hohokus. of Long Branch. 344 Broadway. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN Naw Jaraay on: July 0th. 1984 AT FUND BALANCE Miss McCue was gradu- B0OPM CURRENT FUND Tha purpota of this hairing H Ravanua and Olhar Vaar 1663 Yaar 1962 ated from Red Bank Cath- to conildar lha application of: Income Readied Amount Amount olic High School, and at- RECYCLING Rodrlquaa Coata lor an axcap- Fund Balance Utilised $500,000 00 $40000000 MATAWAN - The llon and varianca Irom tha ion Mlecellaneoue-from Other Than tended Villanova (Pa.) ing ordlnanca of tha City ol Long Local Property Te» levlea 4.607.516 46 2.677.16650 University. She earned a Matawan Junior Woman's Branch with ratpaci to tha Collecllon of Delinquent Tanaa f^n^BBsassMF ftfw^hfi hw ifitin fffl^kaM%swt pramltM known at: 450 Wen and Ta« Title liana 442.653.67 422.772 36 bachelor of arts degree Club will collect news- bourn* Avanua LOT 20 BLOCK Collection of Current Tea levy 14.616.243.64 12.150.247 56 FAMILY FUN — St. Paul Baptist Church, Red Bank, members Debbie Bibens, papers for recycling from 9 171 At attown on tha City Tax from Mount Saint Mary Mao. Totel Income S20.666.413 66 115.660.206 44 Red Bank, top left; Rose Wilson, Tinton Falls, top right; Judy Nelson, Red Bank, a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday. College, Newburgh, NY., Variance and UM raquatMd H E»pendlturee center left; Ann Craig, Neptune, center right, and Nija Nelson display floral July 7, in the Strathmore a* foMowa Tha ippllcanta ra- Budget Enpandlturea- and is employed by New quaat a aubdlvWon for aald centerpieces church women made to sell at the church's (irst Family Fun Day England Mutual Life In- Shopping Center parking pramlaaa wharaaa tha applicarti Municlpal Purpcaee S4.4S1.26O.O0 (4.306.607 65 with to conttruct a naw two fam- Special Dlatrlct Teaaa 506.712.62 419.460 00 and Carnival, to take place from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., July 7, in the church parking surance Co.. Iselin Lot Route 34. All proceeds ily dwalling on said lot which County Ta.ee 3.323.254.41 2.706.636.63 will go to area charities dapth doaa not maal tha ion* Local and Regional School Taaoa 11.452.767 10 6.696.631 45 lot. The public is invited. Her fiance is an alumnus raqulramant. A parking varlanca Other E>pendnuree 4.663.64 661.560.60 la r«quaatad wharaaa 4 ia re- Total EKpendlluiee S16.736.726.27 (15.316.30001 quired 2 I* providad Slta plan la Laea: Eapendlluree lo ba Ralaad By Future TUM • 56.630.73 A parmlt for ttta pramlaaa wat Total Adlutled Elpandlturea 616.736.726 27 (15.257.366 30 danled by tha Building Inspector bacauaa of the toUowtng raaaon . EMceaa In Revenue $626,666.72 $562,637 14 (t): Naw two family hornet art Fund Balance. January 1 1.130.17276 937.335 64 not permitted in the R-4 lone Subtotal S2.0S9.6S6.S0 (1.530.172 76 The existing lot doaa not meal Leaa utilliation aa Anllcipaled the depth requirement Revenue 9OO.0O0.00 400.000 00 You are hereby notified that you are privileged lo be preaanl Fund Balance. December 31 SI .559.656.50 $1.130.17279 at MM hearing and preeent any and all obfectiont which you may COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AN0 CHANGE IN htve to the granting of said ex- FUND BALANCE ception and varlanca. SWIM POOL UTILITY OPERATING FUND The proceeding ol this caee Revenue and other Vaar 1663 Year 1962 mey be inapecied in the Office of Income Reamed Amount . Amount FROM CLAS8 OF '54 tha Board of Adjustment. City Fund Balance umiied $55,000.00 26.70000 Hall. 344 Broadway. Long Collection of Mamberahlp Faee 151.737.50 146.670 00 — William Allingham of Branch. NJ during regular busi- Mlecellaneoue Irom Olhar then Holmdel, left, member of ness houra. Swimming Pool Feea 66.174.66 63,31162 A Rodrtgues Totel Income $274.612.39 $236.66162 the board of regents at Dated: 6/21/84 June 25 Si8.38 EMpendlturee St. Peter's College, Jer- Budget Expendlturae: Operating $117,066.50 $04.593 75 sey City, presents a Capital Improvamani. 40 000 00 40.000.00 236 Mlddl8town $20,000 donation from Debt Service 67.531.60 70.006.25 PUBLIC NOTICI Totel EKpendlturao $224.600 00 S2O4.6O0 0O the class of '54 to the Pieata be advised thai the Eaceaa In Revenue $50,312.36 $34,261.62 Planning Board of Mlddletown Rev. Edward Glynn, col- Townihlp took the following ac- Fund Balance. January 1 15S.067.76 147.51617 tion at their meeting of June 8, Subtotal $205.41016 $161.79776 lege president, at the 1084; leaa utilisation aa Anticipated class's 30th-year reu- Approved - prellminery and Revenue 55.000.00 26.700.00 final minor site plan and con- Fund Balance. December 31 $150.410.16 $155.097 79 nion, held at the college. ditional uae for Thomet A. De- akln and Helen B Ver Strata lor RECOMMENDATIONS: Smiling their approval pramieet located on lota 1. 2. ft Thai action ba taken lo complete lorecloeure proceedings 7. block 154, Cherry Tree Farm That Municipal Court Paraonnol ba bonded in accordance with are class members Road. statutory requirement*. Thomas Doody, second Approved - admlnttrattve con- The above aummary or aynopait was prepared Irom the report of aidaraUon for a request from ait* audit of lha Townahlp of Marlboro. County ol Monmouth for the from left, and James plan lor Larry Eng. for premlaat calendar year 1963 This report 01 audit aubmltted by Joeeph X located at 14 Middletown Plan. Seaman. Regiilered Municipal Accountant, is on Ilia at the Town. Reid, right. Route 35. •hip Clerk's Orfico end mey be inspected by eny interested person Approved • admlnitlrativs Evelyn Pfccolim consideration of a request for e June 25 $66 40 waiver of akfewalkt at Washing- ton Park Estate* located on iota S-ig. block 207. lot* 1-1«. Mock 248 Monmouth County 248 Monmouth Courtly 214. lott 1-3. block 215 and lota SUMMARY OK 6VN0P6IS OF AUDIT DEPORT FOR PUBLI- 13-15 Mock 208 Harrlaon Street CATION Approved - minor tubdhfiaion Attention la directed to the led met a aummary or synopsis of the lor Peter and Deborah Theofllee audit report, together with me recommendations, is the minimum for premie*, located on Mock required to be published pursuant to NJ S 40A 5-7 510. Iota 29-32 Bray and Mon- mouth Avenues- Summary or Synopsla ot 1963 Audit Report ot the County of Approved - administrative Monmouth aa Required by N.J.S. 40A 5-7. conatderatton of a request for a COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET waiver of aidewaika on premie*, located on lot 1, block 358. from December 31 Dacambar 31 the tntereecuon of Harvey Av- Veer 1963 Year 1962 enue and Murray Court to the Caah and Inveslmenta 27.772.663.15 35.93063172 terminus of Murray Court. Accounts Receivable 10.319.022 17 16.137.34354 Deterred Cherpee to Future Taxation Dorothy O'Shaughneaty General Capital 54.094.572 14 41.077.416 18 Planning Board Secretary Deferred Cherges to Slate a Federal June 25 Si * 40 •Governments 7.641.126 00 6.626.094 00 246 Wat Long Branch Total Aaaets 100.027.565 46 101.773.667 54 BIRTHS Liabilities Reeervee and Surplus NOTICI TO •IDOCHS Bonda end Notes Payable 43.403.51100 53.146.00000 Nolle* it hereby given that M0 Atlantic Highlands sealed Propoeala be r*. Improvement Authorliallons 25.239.259 60 22.316.22009 R1VERVIEW MEDICAL Hadley ' (Catherine Mr. and Mrs. Theodore calved by the Borough of V Other u.Milt., and naw application la haraby aub- Long Branch. Monmo Special Funda 21.676.766 47 20.117.260.66 Red Bank Klasseni. 851 Buchanan Smolinski (Evelyn County. New Jeraey. for the tele Reserve lor Certain Aeeeta Re- Blvd.. Middletown. son. Bastry). 18 Mill Rd.. A copy ol laid application and of ona 1958 Chrevolet Truck, ceivable 2.713.253.63 2.904.463.35 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D 280 AH ; Highlands documants la on We with tha At- Body Type CH/CAB. Serial No Fund Balance 6,69».772.46 3.266.76312 June 13. Matawan, son, June 14. lantic Highland! Borough Hall 4A58F 112005 4100. owned by Total Liabilities, Reeervee Alessandro (Gin* Gam- and may ba Inspected during Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. F. Bruce PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the Borough of Wett Long and Surplus 100.027.969 46 101.773.667 54 bacorto), 24 Cypress Dr., the Slti a HaiW« Townehlp Board of Popular Avenue. Weat Long Kuyl (Donna Burns). 51 Ayala (Margaret Cintron). aaaklng a vananca for tha Education at tha Board Olflcaa. Branch. New Jersey 07764. and Exceaa in flevenuae 6.942.204 56 3.063.03266 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn purpoaa of subdividing tha •2 Bathany Road. HeUet. Naw said documants rney be in- Fund Balance January 1 3.240,054 77 2,376.205 17 Cummins (Donna Bodnar), Third St.. W. Keansburg. 15 Braden PI.. Keansburg. parcal Into too Una In ordar to Jereey 07730 on or bafora spsctod by prospect I ve Bidders 6.762.236 33 3.436.237 (5 son, June 14. son, June 15. build a naw ona family houaa on Thuraday. July 10. 1M4 at 2:00 during business houra The ve- Leas Ut lion aa Anticipated 12 Park Ave., Atlantic tha aubdlvldad lot. epprox- p.m. hicle being so*d may be in- Revenue 3 800.000 00 2.166.163 06 Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Ante Bey Imatery 1.600 square taat and a Propoaali ara to ba aubmlnad spected st the Municipal Oarage. Highlands, daughter. June ..--Ik-- — J_-fc«—- UWA -•-*-•*- - _ according to tna roQulramonta of Monmouth Road. Weal Long Fund Balance December 31 6.562.256.33 3.240.054 77 Ryan (Elizabeth Bergen). iCaron Evan). 76 Bayside vananoe iron* mi •MMMW re- Branch, during business hours IS. quiromont of 15 taat to 962 taal tha apacntcavoni wtuch may ba Mr. and Mrs. John212 Fourth St.. WD. - Atlantic Highlands, obtamad from tha Board ottlca Bidders will be turntarted wtth a The above summery or synopsis waa prepared Irom the report of I eubdrvreton I on any waakday (Monday copy of the Contract Documents audit ot the County ot Monmoulh lor the celender year 1963 This Estock (Deborah De Chic- Keansburg, son. June 14. son, June 15. through Friday) batwaan tna and Specification* by the report of audit, submitted by Armour S Mulserl and Company Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Michael nanrung soera of Aaenec . houra 01 9 00 am and 4 00 p.m Borough Clerk upon proper no- Registered Municipal Accountants is on tile el the Oflice ol Ihe Clerk cbio). 311 Robbertsville Hilda by Reeolubon datad Sep- In oompltence with N.JS.A tice, and upon payment to the ol the Board ol Chosen Freeholders end mey be inspected by sny Rd., E. Freehold, son. June Stanley (Jeanne Klem). 83 Barton (Sandra Cooper). tember M. im TM appSk 52 Mt* 2 Mddora muat aubmll Borough of Weal Long Branch ol interested person Willow St., Fair Haven, 45« Prospect Ave.. Little caeon >e being mode duo to (he a Hat of namaa and addrotoaa of a non-refundable charge of John E Weetlatte U. lallura to parfact said eubdrvlaion all alockhoMofl or partnara own- tS.00to defra y tha costs thereof Clerk Mr", and Mrs. Allan daughter. June 14. Silver, son. June 15. aa provtdad by law Therefore a ing 10H or mora of tha corpor- ' mutt be made on June 29 $4666 MONDAY. JUNE 25. 1964 si Mt»wi«m st •• iaJWiMliu.oaSMt-1 3T- »H ~w£~ BBMBjgffgF* Classified v«aa saasfc Pnmtia-tnn QMV*»A.M TOSPM SHuronSWAM To U30P M PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 51 Hels Wanted #1 ' ^WvVl WM ^^•^gCaToM CARFVT THII1 -To* nsejn gsrzs MANOrafjM0N - rtaaarai i»mi —X. xaw. rsss.ual. wna ' Inaaponaanc CARPENTER/CARPENTERS tss..4 :ss ^srtrKPhrTss PAWT-TMI OMK CU •w - 54 MaawTaS PROPERTY mum »jwn.MJ. rss ^yartspyiarg gjfesrMt AID^OaaPANpON - Eap. a rat MANAGEMENT O^Jrad-'cM »7717. »7aa*t HIGH 1774. Sun.'a S Men.1 EXECUTIVE RaCi a.-e»wre»|«ie1Mr4pjnsr. : SCHOOL PART-TIME 1 STKSsrarvS QRADS NEEDED tai'isrwKijas. .-- CONGRATULA- IMMEDIATELY T •411 ?&USFfti3!&* TIONS!! ki i SMT r)MI_ NOW WHAT? to S p.m I a£r« LOaaf-. |sZL| f^^ MMHITaW DO*- man. —ring «r at NO aap. lha parlaci ._ - IwaiMlnmy ona. to join our" Mual ba IS. Ca> 747-*a7g. looking to a_ M SSIR part-ama mooma. For kiMi.Ma SiKt. KSr: • part Km,. CM MS-07M ol M lank. Pan-nna waak- CM Mr Frank. batwanaiaMa ot vtoailly ol MonmouOi Ctsin. COOK — anda. Ca> Mr an appt Can M pm Ml-aajo Equal Op- _Raaoy.weano,»ablak>o 57 Child Car*/ MJm- Good hour*. 747-7«7«, barora 11 or aMr t. BSVe«aaaBT*aaT aeataTI lke*Bj LOST CAT - Oray. t »fftrll!T!sLl^l 11*1 " N LOVMOi MOTHffMOTHSWl -— WvMm OM PART-TIME EXPERT HOME 1 EaDortsncad aM|t. K you con-•Won. CM anar TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS uMTwoumi •42-0172 NATIONAL MARKETING FIRM MM. m Rumen Roukpae Sag sider youree* a pro. wo haw • OOOO OTEAO^JNrON JOS LVVM O^HHrrtilfwty tC VOU- MUP HVOitNttT - Pan «„. calSONS ( _ FULL MEDICAL BENEFITS. k«m batry Need homa work or —I c« tra-ioss be aapandaMa and hava raMr- IO«T - Fmk gum re- REAL ESTATE — Uoanaad aaMa FULL PENSION PLAN • kt offica/Mora wrm baby. paopta tor Cantury 21 Supi»HH /ACATIONS a PAIO HOLIDAYS »»,. Hoandel ant. Mi* ool- << person only. OM Orchard Kin. INSURANCE AOINCY - INCOME CONVENMNT RT Mr. WO i IM d. OM MS-SOl*. SaSfcff SCIENCE TEACHER - For man Hat T1. Eaexrtown. paraon an P I C acanaa » LOCATION. HOURS S THRU sn-t7ii. 61 acma aap. m poraonal m a ASOVE-AVERAG School aummar acnool program LOST — Mats VortMWr»T«rrtOjr, gjo a SAT. MORnmo. ran M. 747O774 or TREE SERVICE - Naada re- COOK — Eap'd- Good oonawena oommardal raing. Mual jja»a REAL ESTATE - R.lacMlan 00- BabM worker. Eap aiataind. grjlng panajnaity. aawwa*k»- FORMATION CALL JOEL. 531-4103 VTrgKa Aw.. Hat 2*4-7101. t ealary. «My HI person Teen * CM20i-oeo» 34 a Broadway. ja lo Mam. sand raaurna nllli 542-S0S4. EQUAL OPPORTUNI- SECRETARY- Pan ama. 30hn ML large graaa. I LOST - June 1*. HaKayporLNw j paw » yaaro work aap. » TY EMPLOYER M/F. PART-TIME SECRETARY-AC- paLai COOK — Fu* lima. tap. I < •IB TIC, COS 1J3. S42-O0S7. •MM mat* dog - Pour Nouae. S40 - Matawan!lC 07747. Conftoanaai COUNTING CLERK - SMno not 1 •Oolonbacir* 'aQulrao Sano raauma 10 Parv HOME HEALTH CARE a COM- FAST FOOD REST A AM.. TMon Fa*. I Sa»arty. No phona calM ploaoa. xr: raraaMarkaaaa on raoa "Otw^WB »o Hii n&wfw ImpuMa EssSsz&MJiP PANION- Lady Md 40a K look- P-rn. INSURANCE OFFICE CM 444-1141 CM 707-*SS1 or CO Boa B70. PMd Bank. NJ CM Mr. Whit- STOMT. Ing loMkaowor you aba your 34 Paraonaj unaa Undoi wrung. 07701. **SF ST«fi COOK WANTED — Fun t part- Soma aaa ra- SECRETARIES WAITEfVWArrRSSS — Apply m *J*B*aiwawawfwaaBflfafaTni»«Maafani Bf>B ajaajajaitalll* j e•a aBaasajwaM^iejl g ttuMrtrvr" Ifl' paraon OMauii Omar. 40 Birldaa or ouL Trana a real. CM waak- LOeT — Small Mack cat. matura. 1: •riodVo. 132 E. Rlvar Rd.. qolrad pktgamuat WrRa kv •ART TIMS SEC- •M Ms collar VIcMMy ol to. .. 'O Bo»M7 Had Bank. RETARY/ACCOUNTING CLERK REAL ESTATE In Ava UK Sank. 741-0733 ane»or»y. g7l-nO7. St. Nad OmUank. Juna it. NJ 07701 Paaw not raqulrad. Band ra- youva nought anoulllLar. talk 747-50S4. t Anoaar. lo lull I. CPA FIRM — soaking aoooun. M kK Pan am. pemaon. EMc- 'KAL'TTSSKMSST INSURANCE OFFICE about n now Our offloa la ona or IrnaukM Lab. Po So 070. Uta lop 4 m tna Rad Bank araa HOUEECLEANWa DONE-ay 201-30X100 CMrtoal mlalint Had Sank. NJ 07701. WAITRtaa/WAIIfR > flpaclal NoMcaa qulrad A* Wa ara bvay. Wa naad you. toe. "eaawa • asp o. ratiaQia • Butuxeoa - •wjakaaaABBuai aBB^iaBBhaawbLabaai A «-*---- 1-3 yaara ajiparknoa ki r.uml ly. Wrria Inauranca P 6To« SS7 •ART TIME - Coata Suaowig BJfJfnonKL InC^^paaVOai a pUSaBnOV tai-O«a4arMr4pm. rMnewelMrw5inila.BI4.STBl %. • Mil anil-SmM GIFTED PSYCHIC Mamianancahaa uiwnad opan- Sale* M piaMiiad. Good typing a aakvy raquiramams *> CPA •lad •ana. NJ 07701. •• mill W curranay ha»a 7 HOUSECLEANWO - RaaabM. IOQ9 hTk EjltO^tOVrVl %i Sal tOf Cff*aO9 ' oraannaaonal Mtaan> WAITERS/WAITRESSES MRS. SYLVIA P.O.Baa 27«. Utna Sliver. NJ INSURANCE — Pan ama. Agan- •^•••oft OOHV aaaoosava rtavo * 1 SMno a pkM. COOK" giaad nNnnuJb, CM 431-1357 READER « ADVISOR cydalr CManar. Ca>aoo.M2ta44 mar* Eapamneid or b.ajnmra. OnAIPreOMrnsofLIM CRUSE SHIP JOM - Thouaande of waoanaMe mual ba •ART TIME SEC- CINTaK^COTEN^Raahora EffiXV"SpmTlSMeTS. 775-9572 Mad Immadlalery U4.000- RET ARY/ACCOUNTING CLERK 62 Mortgages So. At7 Mad Bank. NJ. •s • iVrJyi Rd Va» Havan 18 Inslrucllon 312;»la-4M7. E«l C$£tM°' INSURANCE -Aganoy Raoap. knpuMa Lab. PO Seti S70. ' 74i-7aa» LIMN TOUCH TYPING - TMa REAL ESTATE ssisns&f'I A CLEANWG WOMAN - n% Rad Bank, NJ 07701. nrw • inHrvr nnv • *•• v www w v O r CUSTOMER SERVICE PART TIME STOCK PERSON a NEEDED SS?p TSna' to ty WriM Inauranoa. P.O. Ban dnnar'avaMbia Ca?1e4-3Ttt Monday, from 10-4 *jr $40 per Kramer Fkn. H7, Had lank, NJ. 07701. PAINT MIXER — NO aap nac. IIMMEDIATELYII (201)632-6700 day If you'ra aiMraaatd. pMaM ss£2tt«v ~-> AIRPORT Mon - Frl. 1- J p m onVApptmly Applyy kIni WAITRESSESnVAITERS - AJ CM Pagg>/»7»-aan SUMMER TUTORING - INTERIOR DESIGN CONSULT- HP**.- S3 McwyloLOf. K-1. slao for an application CUSTOMER ANT — Saaklng lo ttaln cr 624 Sroad- I WILL BABYSIT — In my home. paraon In kitanor doakjn. way. Long Branch, aaa Frank f*as5- TUTOR - RIAOINO. rj.,, Uma/njU-nma US-STiaT *** caaaw-taae Dm eRer 13» govammam- PART TIME YARD HELP - SINGER a7p.m grades K-« oookxala. Dam Ed. SERVICE NIGHT ATTENDANT — Vary MWMeaa Good pay trlandlv almoaohara 136 Raman Cantar Parkway WANTED - Wghr KID KARE Can reading ipscHIIM. bp'd. buoy oorrioo obMon. uta gmga Apply In paraon L WaVa Day. (Rental Agent) duaoo. Apply m paraon j a R Edlaon.NawJaraay.oaa3/ CUM. houaa a pet 1 CwrwanyTiiSS oauaa wa-ra E Equal Opportunny Employar Mg Win care•*Nj a _y avaflvOQ or vacaHona. Pany 9k *f- yournn, AVIS REMT-A-CAR U a pio.nl Sunoco. Hwy M. iaMrd. NJ Bright. NJ. QttvQAQ. ••• '• _ . rand aarvBaa N J He bondad » S3 Mr in ita induMry. Wa aro a SECURITY INVESTIGATORS - Pan or tun lime, your chelae. LABORER - S3.S0 an nr. Caah Oardana bacauaa wara THE maurad agancy. 747-2207. dynamic aanrloa hnainaai took- PART TIME BESTII All mqukMa ara conhdan- 1 inMraaung araa COLONIAL Friday. Trana. a muM. CM Much RETARY'ACCOUNTINO CLERK •QMonrWaara* aSOTFor mMSsrs: LOVING MOTHER — WM ewe Infl for pmaa. « nlomnt pooplo Oal. Rapty to: TOLL-FREE amo llnd working wrth M BuBW 495-4341 — SMno not raqukad. Sand ra- ing 10 train you H you hava tha for your chHd In my homa. pan ama or tua oma Can 204-5304 81 Help Wanted a rawardlnB axparlanca. II youLANDSCAPE auma to: Pan tlma poalllon. EMC- LOUISE LIOATO ano capaonny. sawry. 600-^23-6666. Btt H66 • 13.000 dapandMg on walk WANTED SALES HELP — anloy public contact. • tan-HELPER — Eap.. rallaHl. drlv- tro ImpuMa Lab. PO Bo. 170. Iwn 071-1000 LOVING MATURE RUMSON Mala or Female paoad airport anHlronmant A t • Ham CM S42-0M0 aRar Rad Bank. NJ 07701. ROB BARRETT background. Car MpM. MOTHER - WouM antoy caring M-HELP -It working with atata-of-tha-art 530-2110.10 am M 1 pm. POSITIONS OPEN- Buoy PART TIME - MOW room oMan- WANTED - 20 more paopM la Mr your ohed, ki my home. Fui Naw Govt debt raaefpMra Kitaot • prOOOMng aqulpmant. wa or "pert ante. Hot to talk •> you. LEOAL SECRETARY — Proll- \nQ Mull n#vt tt%fitQOf1M9O(* SECRETARY - FuH-Hma. phar- Mae waMht a make money. 0M CO«eK)llDATTAU.l3LLa clenlUue M/F Soring maoMno CMnt In HUgatlon nagllganca CM 222-S47t. BUI orPnyktt 7S7-S1SS or DMno Moh up on back uayiaam upholsterers. Berg Realtors flca akIIM. TaMa 4 I»M75 aap. a 747^7»o wMU flan Jlj In. 14-hr Aceon-Frea kvhoma aarv. tomer contact Ran EskrM •doodpai- p*jo|ifa. fapan jarTiva "aviia rof SERVICE MECHANIC - 5 I your __ License prolarrod. Car AVIS p Ml axp. raqulrad- Patd banattta. Si WRECKER OR FLATBED _.. HOTUNE •00-3004000 H&i. ssrsa."i ,-i»'t batwaan a a 4. 2S4-2SS1 (aapsnoas relmburaed). •CMaa to homo. ER - Eap'd Contact BM Wright aagp.ro WE ARE NOT BROKERS Mr. Van Pall 142-0003. RENT-A-CAR madtoal 4 vacation banama CM ERA- JAMIE SERVICE PEMON - For local a Son Towing 730-0184 SAVE COMMUMKMS or wrUa: Fradarlck C Pachman. Baccm. a pan ol lha mint Utr Qr. may can VA at 004-3340 AIB CONDITIONING WRECKER DRIVER/OPERATOR Nawark Airport Dlracior. MlddMtwon Public U- — — — • • >—> a. j — — —- — . .^fc. ^ _ —m- . MECHANIC/HELPER PAVLIS yaar-round. brary aoi-471»7OO psny in Monfnoum lyFOwiiiy' s^MM&.sx.'sr For im mad paraonal IntarvMa L ESTATE. DECORATOEqual OpportunnR — Part-«my Employa« lapr . LIFEGUARDS - 1 mo aap. fflOaWitKXI "tow traatmaMa. 2-3 140 PHONE: M2-0SSO maasnsvsnnHOUSECLEANER - ChMoara. 3 yri. mp. Tach or Voca- s-Tc^. THE DAILY AND ESTATE Good I I'aald. Own Mm. 3 yn . j Sat. U0-1S1S Harmony Rd. a raqulrad. In IMM train- nacttva fringe eenem paakaga. Wad. Juna 27. g am. -11 noon. OO^al •C"O0* tf ahMftO, "•ipful. Dul daya/74i-4«41-*» M aina. SUNDAY REGISTER 52 Babyalttlng- 010 MIO not required. Musi nava own LIQUOR/DELI STORE - Hal Equal Opportunity Employar ing. JEAN IRWIN. Raanor. Apply batwaan 101 4 p.m.. Men. ChlldCsr* lor Sal* Hand IOOH Can 2227717 DELIVERY PERON — MuM nova part-Uma peatttona opan tor ra- •42-41M thru Pit. VI Ralph a Son Inc.. Reading. 320 SchuyMr Ava.. Kaamay. H J. EngJMi, MathvCertrna. d — Dag nine. own car. Good money. C.II aponalbM Individual. MuM ba RECREATIONAL AIDE M/F — BABYSITTER WANTED - S Urga dog houaa 2 utany ARTIST - Emu IS or oldar. CM 2S4-SS2S day. a waak. 7-7 or 7-5 In homa gradaaK-i 4" 1-1310.10M 12.3 "-*5-ra up. Ink lino, grain * charts 1:30sas-aon PART-TIME I. Apply In Ml. k>«:30. loSp.ni. poSS 10 a m. » 0:30 DELIVERY PERSON — Part LOCKSMITH Nuramg He 32 JSMSlNO ^ITonrSSd far 1 Intent. Prekw matur. $100. Tlra.. radial a aim..1TR p.m. Full company banana Oinii oaya m vvvjs MUw nWrw EaparMncad It you'ra an outgoing paraon wHh Kaanaburg. NJ. Drlvar'. IManae r woman. Call arrytkna. 730 US'. a U". CM 747-1124 " iga par annuity, hava CM 20» 3SSS/S42-S0a4 HOUSEKEEPER Writ. OAD 4 HanrMaon Aw.. own car. Apply In paraon. Qrltnn'. Lockamlth. asg.1314 RECEPTIONIST - Far phya. BABYSITTER. a tlalr for tha c 10 PIECE REDWOOD PATIO Danny. PinaTsub. 24 Ayar. MMn'a office. Man. Tuaa. wad. SHAMPOO ASSISTANT - Far - Weekend*. 1 waak nMM. CM MACHINIST — FMH cMaa. aapd- M thlnga and you Ilka to anop. SET — Plus 3 ouahiona. SITS. Ava. Lima Sllvar. koon* « poa#ibty I 0 am M 12 noon. 4*4-SS42. aak pvvJGWQn WOfK 1O W IWpf IMP • you could ba a succaavrul part- HrKaaiy. 56 Situations Carl 406-2054 ASSISTANT OELIVERY PERSONS - Pan Sand raauma lo: Machlntot Poa- aakm - Full tlmtlma afliptoyrftant iMth nma Nalgnborhood AoWtSng "Owdaya, avek oays * va^ ir BAR — Pan ol tha origjonel lima. Mual na»a mm car. Apply Itlon. EIL. P.O. Boa 270. Naptuna. BEGIN SEPT. - Child care Wanted Mate MANAGERRSGAS RECREATION DIRECTOR-AS- n. CM oT1-aOS7 or coma In. Mam St Bar M Kaaaabural • In panon Danny's Plan a Sub. NJ. 07753 Ann Patar Farrar. SISTANT MANAGER - Apply In needed in tha homa Toaehara ALL AROUND YARD WORK — ATTENDANTS II. 411 Hwy aa. MMdMMwn. nil out application. OaMnai Hair •eheduM. 2 young girl, r acoaaaiHtaa wttti bar atnk. (I4W. An Equal Opportunity Employar. Wa'ra a Meal, nighiy- paraon. Swim erub. 140 Harmony Sakm. 10J0 Hlgrway SB. MiddM- nagonaina CM 741-0402. OutMra cMamd, tree. cm. Frae Eac. oond. CM 501-1021 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR quallty puMlaNng Road. MMdkMOwn. NJ. To work pan Una. Evening, and Wara lookinlooking for a Ikm aawy CHILD CARE-m my Bncklown 3PC COLONIAL LIVING ROOM RaaponalBM individual hill- RED SANK AREA LAW OFFICE ANY TYPE OF - SmM angina.. woakand hour, eveUaoM Profli rtacaMarirytoMndMty to ha. i limaa.. llva-ln poalDon .1 tha -••-- -^ ------in HI ttm SUMMER JOS — Student homa. S day. par waak .MM. SET — Tan a bream pMM. Cat- aharlng retirement plan. Aug. Oanaral malntananca fee abM. landtebMe. EMctrM buoy 2 doctor oHtaa. BanaDM. local community bualnaataa to OMdaual wWi 1-4 yra. aap Our £M Call 747-3102 raqulrad. n»Mp your GUMOflWal witn 1h#4r aljMitM -* •- - paintinglulnHiw, ate * aAQa fM)ff> riticrTo^jaVarveaT oo an«oo*^ Apply in person: sVtfwttSinfl. An4f fffllflMQ* yOU « M2-3 FLOORS ONLY - Eap. man tor lop Baal offer CM 717-0404 DENTAL OFFICE RECEP- knowMogabM in Mgamar wnt. run banaftlpackaga plumbing, alaciiliil. ISCTa wtlt work pan-Urn*. dOM to vacuuming, waringa. buffin_ g In 52* OOOOAL LAWN MOWER - TIONIST/ASSISTANT - Eap. ra- * pfovtoaa ano axcninQ op- SUPERINTENDENT - Poalllon RETARV/ACCOUMTINO CLERK yew home or bug. My equip, or CUMBERLAND FARMS qulrad. CM 671-1«a» painting. Apply Nawaalnk Houaa. homa and ba paid a Mlary. oom- •-.2yt.prlvaMlyuaad.wlih 40 RKrarUda Ava. Had Bank Muet aw SHOO or beat 54 Leonard Ava . DENTAL ASSISTANT - Chair- E.O.E. I «ida, aap in 4 nandad danmtry laonardo. Nj lor larga modam Rod Sank area MAINTENANCE - 40 nr waak. prhraM offlea. Muat hava a-ray good banama. Sand raauma: lo «03HJvarBo UcaiMa CM 542-412» P.O. Boa 15a. Hailat. NJ. 07730 Fair Hwan. NJ DENTAL ASSISTANTS - Wa MANICURIST - Full or pan Km ara looking lor a tax anargaac toe buoy talon. CM 543-4300 Bay An and Jackson SI paopM lo loin our growing group MANAGER TRAINEE — Wanlad Equal Opportunity Employar practlca S moa. - 1 yr X-Ray by National MuW-Madla Firm. M/F llcana. Apoty at Monmouth Dan- Enthualawc. anargaoc and inda- C#oi#f b Motirnouin MAII% ASSISTANT MANAGER — SEW- auparvlaa young adult. In Mon- ING MACHINE DEPT. Local t.b- moutn County Mual nava ra. rto Mwp looking for Aan. Mgr. to llabla u.naportallon Sand ra- hwMM macnlna dapl Ea- DENTAL RECEP- auma to: Ma. Jana Yodor. Ona pailanca praMrrad. Will conMdar TIONIST/ASSISTANT - Part Ragl.tar Plaia. Shrawabury. NJ kajnaa wWi aawng a ratall back- MkMkrtcwn Soma aap 07701 EOE ground. Apply Mon.-Frl.. 10-4 prahjrrad. Typing Tnp Fabric Troa, 11S7 Hwy 39. Call 671-2372 MANUFACTURING PERSON ELLFull Tlma DENTAL ASSIS- TANT/RECEPTIONIST — Part ATTENDANTS - Samoa Maaon Suparvlaor. nigni ahlft MM S yr. J a M PAINTING UNLIMITED — adbndant Exp. 40 hravwaak. lima poaraon In family ortanMd aap In Una auparvlMon. althar In practlca Evanlng. a Sat CM Soma nawtpapar axpartanoa R#fflQ#ntlon, m And Homa Improvements. In. r. HokncMI VWaga Eaaon. Indu.try or military. Salary a Mrlor a aaMrMr. No lab la* bat MS?a. SouKi St. Hound* or caN bonafita nagoclabM. naadad 2 day. par waak. 7-hour H««llim or Mo small. Free eMmatoa r 2 daHy/ai. ml DENTAL HVOIENIST - Pin- PRODUCTION PERSONNEL m.tlonahrlM. . nlghta*»nd .name Fo,r addra more wmkx and - BOSS najeMliCUSTOMm AC a HEATING walk. Concrete, brick, i Fully Insured. 400-0013 or AUTO MECHANIC — Eap'd In a. .aparlancad. Individual, wnh machanlcal ap- Me. 201-4077 a. Call 747-5M5 tllluda a good mo«va0on ra- takrphona number u Boa N-420. New a OM oonat Duel work, air 828 Drlw.way 028 Landscaping braka a Iront and. ANgnmanM. •lym •*>-'*• ^ukwaeekaaBBP »tai—ia»kti..iii -*• • , , , ,„ * -. ,. , - . qulrad. Eap In manufacturing a JM Construction TRY A NO OVERHEAD QUALITY MORGAN P. COLIO JR ORAFTSPERONS plu. Bui wa wW train now an- insj LWiy nsjgwEBjr. ontwmwmKy, otaan*rs, tnO "ana, nufTiKltnara. * Lawn Car* MASON a TILEMAN • Flre- a ao bananta Apply • Itton Irt aapandlng .Ibnoga Irani, to Mb markat. CM N.JEqua. 077*1l Oppt. y Employar Wf FraaaaUmalaal Beat tha aummar JESUSI - Driveways re- AL'S LAWN a LANOSCAPE •own Tlra Co.. 1328Hwy 35 Ti p Wrm Mtn 3 yr.. Eap. In ad 747. PART-TIME - Work SERVICE — Gardene unnisd. Carmen ?SS chrH angmaaring a aurvayMg PAINTINO EXTERIOR/INTERIOR -_, anwllliiiii I n a • m M Un- — - r r* homo. sn and landacepe BXRMAIO/BARTENDEfl - No mUnalTrOry- VnW*nilOI«1lV Op#fi- MARINE MECHANICS STANLEY Jr 741-4341. 000 Miscellaneous a mga No Eac bananu Including Eap'd only. aac. oppfy M work »• Ifl Urea BBBjajn irajprnanaa I apply In pa hour. . Youu Miwinl ovaraaa the oar- Ramodallng 4. *£X2£rS£Z. 8i aoASayakla Tavarnn,«Broad. S panaon. CM 201-730-4141 x qualit' ly boat, in ona of araaa 830 Electrical CLEAN-UP JOBS - Yard.. ipboaiyyard/marlnai . MuM hava Ka>pon.Nj EARLY SUNDAY A.M. activities. Parmanant pee* I ^_^^_ Ceramic Til* PAUL'S PAINTING — riaan own tod. a rail. CM 222-7717 Services A. ZEEK CONT . INC. - Lewna BOOKKEEPER- FutlaarvKafor NEWSPAPER/HOME DELIVERY ara avallabla In the Had Earn I15$4O par graded t seeded, shrubbery. FM pMtograany Mudlo. Dorn. SALES — MAXSAM TILE. Wa ... Aberdeon-BOP-OJJSS^^L-. _ , HANLON CONSTRUC- ae. weH. sod. 4 eegings leader PtlMO BMp. CM »_4, aak tor ,"&' ara a laM growing cnain in naad Marlboro BEST ELECTRIC - Lie. no. 0O YOU NEED — A TION - OampkM baSveom re- aMctrksari. oarpanMr,' a JM*aW747-nn. Ing. Muot nay car. 747-2143. ot managamanl tralnaa. Good 000-242-0000. MH fraa. Or mceHKia. LUanaad ptumbar a 0273. fast. dependabM servloa 33S38«« •tanlng— ularu y wtilla training. Call bunder .CM 204-5773 Raesonabls rataa. Fre aaumataa. 706 Resumes BOOKKEEPER - Prof, ofiica! EXPERIENCED ROOFER 23S-27O0 ^Cfaaoao rooffl, arrvrwoQa, MOfrri aag. d or oahaM Balnad only PMaaacall T 071-0121 787-5M2 SiS.'L-'"^. 'iSL X. '«"!? NEW CERAMIC TILE a REPAIRS GROUND CONTROL LANO- COVER LETTtRO OEVELOPED E«C-aMary t banant. Strlcl con- MECHANIC NEEDED - Fun counkK nalp. Apply 3-apjn. R,|ouilng raptadng flaluraa. 808 Fireplaces ft SCAPE - Hedges pruned, reek thing? Fkint myhusoend.'ha'foo Msnoa Raauma: Boa S267 Had EXTERMINATOR TRAINEE — tlma. Call batwaan t - S. CM Boardwalk. faiaiiiiiiili?l prioaa. FREE aM- gardens, ranroed *e work. Cam- It a/ Can Mary. 171-1007 By A Prnlsnluiian jpafrTNJ 07701. Handy with 707-3777 Kaanaburg. malaa. 530-7214 Woodstoves PM*. lawn eemea. 7ss-2i7i. AWPS 530-7557 n.cimry Ovemme avail. Call MECHANIC WANTEO - A or B PART-TIME DRtVER- OwS Moving A ! HZ PARTIAL TO COMPLETE - a 'IREPLACES-WOOO STOVES 718 Roofing BOYS/GIRLS 747-1701. claaa MuM hava tool. Good mechanical contractor. ceramic Ilia, no*- a ttowy 1 lmm drtvtng record a muM. CM LAWN BARON LAWN SERVICE FLORAL OESK.NER-Fu.llm.. I jag*?" ««"»*» ° None. Mock, oonorek ^CeurMoue a ovjpendabM. CM TEACHIRS MOVING INC. - t*a * Siding 701 thru 10th grades Shop aap nipm.ry In freeh a i "e^Jejj 741-1•01771 . ra. J. Black. 2*1-0037 WORK AFTER SCHOOL * SAT or wnail. LlBtniU and inaurad Ulk arranging. CM Pal 542-0410 { MECHANIC - AaaambM cuMom 460 Carpi Crsanlng BTewkaa akakaaawaah4feBbBi ***— STaila EASILY EARN MO TO WO PART-TIME 878 Furniture Repair MO. LAWN S»f/ f*Wefeo«jSj>e*p"4> VavlOi rllf FOOD SERVICE COOK — unna from dlegrama wnh rnotora. WSEKXV NO TRANSPOR- pumpa. veNea. ate Exp. raLookin- g for managamanl traln- A-1 EXPERT Carpet CMawng - *Weflnlshlna I. 530-1333. ""SSSfimg. B TAfdON NECESSARY. HOW- care faciaiy. Flea. hra. MuM aas Earn (500 tofiToOO par mo SLrSi'M aap. with therapeutic dMM. qulrad Sand relume to: Electro 078 OddJoba ROOFING - R.iliHraisl. com- EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN va ImpuMa. P O. Boa 270. Neptune. pan-nma Oo color eneiysM a I Morn. Hoffman. 747-0100. rsMS Rafs CSII4»5-431 KBANSaURO. PORT MON- Call 204-0000. eat 30. 0-11 teach akm cera. No InnoMmanl NJ. 07753. Equal Opportunity HAND STRIPPING a I ADAM a EVrO GARDEN a YARD CARE a CUTTING - MOUTH. HAZLET AREAS. THIS a.m./l p.m.-3 p.i free training. Qrast bonuaai CM Roofing, carpentry. No lob to IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE. FOR «65 Carpot Installation of furniture, eapefl at bedroom I LAWN SERVICE- Lawn main- ROUTE SERVICE/SALES for InMrvMw. 130-7747. smM^o, b,. 07,.,»iTo, MOM INFORMATION CALL RECEPTIONIST — IIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION oliilnfl ioom aatrtei. Raaaofiat FULL/PART TIME- Non-food PART-TIME FOR LAND- aiUISSI. MR TAYLOR. y group prance Ability to ciaatilno, ra^wys, r*- "-WdMue Mlatura #42-0741 CM 730-isss/aRar s. 720 Sawing distributor looking for paraon tor SCAPING - SarvKe wm tram. aresDM medica. l mamgai on tha S repair.. 204-4177 I TOP SOIL — Rath, loamy soil. RPENTER/CARPENTER - : 0 Call Wayne SI 204-2370 anyHma 000 Painting*. . Mae'" < *"2 *«2?|52iiS' ZS^HS: O" "* • aama 808 Horn* I Oettveredor picked up. Also. Mp 1 - 3 yr.. mm. aap. In PART-TIME DRAFTSPER8ON ' quality garden aM m l« with ma- Paperhanglng Repairs lpfOV#Ona>tt tyD4 VPOfK- lap. helpful but not nacesaary. I Hours ' •_3iap? «80 Construction Improvements will train. Muot have MM modal HVACaap. amuet. Farma. A a L PAINTING — In- • If •'••POOWiO'^ MnVV Call 741-1177 COSTAL CONSTRUCTION AFFORDABLE - Home repair. SEWING MACHINES van Can 225-1040 batwaan 0 Bfa^r&oW»-a " sniudMng. License a Insured. Mnor/aaMrwr. Frae eaamaMe. servioed a Ripaind. Fraa Baa- Shrewsbury, N J. 07701 snarnaaone, a Mel Rnumbll rsMs. CM todsyl fp m. 172-OW1 .- 4 p.m. MtvMaa, CWM anytime 530-1000 I eat DUNCAN CONSTRUC- MEDICAL SECRETARY - Ea- PART TIME • Olaplayara 020 Lawn Mower 7414010. INSURED CAREER OPPORTUNITY — to enow wicker at homa „ 9USTOM SUILOMM — AaV IN CO. FUNERAL perMnced. eaaculrre type, aalf- Tune-upe A a L PAINTING — in- slanar MuM bo atlMkwrl a hard f COMPLETE - SuMmg-rsno- 730 Special San at 113.000 advanoa to DIRECTORS working. Typing a forma a must. nZr. i'rSv7tl?UkSS •pairs. DEMCOR Inc.. •TTOTTO LAWN MOWER SERVICE 4 _. Free satimatas. I1M0O or mor. wttnm a yaw X 172-0050 Total Mb. KrusMCon- RessomCIs ram CM today! Servicee Kn N.J. funeral home Full-time. SIM to 1300 Can 741-0010 INSURED. aaoka N.J. HceraMd. etujerjanoad 071-5252 weekdaya 10 M 5 p.m. 11 1 0 strucoon Co. 7414-10*0. Frse pick-up t delivery LOSE WEIGHT WITHOUT DIET- • ' Turn »acaaon. Uv Croat/Sh* Dtf actofa. No nlQnls, No traJnaaa. saBsaM-"" '" *- - CM 405-327* or 2*1-1424) A-1 QUALITY PAINTING — Eac. 1 - Slop smoking. Pet. BhMM, M«K>r Miami. Dantal NAUTILUS TRAINER - PERSON TO WORK — on are) JOMNROSSINO Some oirarllme. RoMan — 800 Dacka o conftafanoa. IM Energetic mala or MmaM. Soma horse farm, rEap nac InkKMr/aaMrlor home repairs uM. Oood ulary. CUSTOM BULT DECKS 038 LightMauling I. CM 747-55O5. aaMa. No oapertonce ra Apply in paraoniCMrrnar CerMcaM of Ocoupancy work 004-1503. Any aiar*i swy a4*jrta. • DUMyDapt ofNaw Win train. Inquire In Normww~CoVri"oT'Rr sSTa 1. HOUSEMMS -- iGarages, yard a GAS STATION Wed. 0V27. between 5 a 7 LakeaMe AIM. Cona Neck. NOfOO IOO antfteMI ALL-AROUND PAINTING JantyaL . iaaapapariaa a 7 pm. CM 404-3007 or 741 -5471. clean sd out a hauled VB3388Big?SXS& iraJnaa. You muai turman a aas- ATTENDANTS I ATA Frkme Cemar. RM.2" 4 a PHONE PERSON — Pan lima kit, Okl. i kigtim lo work a Mam. wan manl opponunnwi • | Lloyd Rd Aberdeen CUSTOM BUILT DECKS — By: NSW HOMES - Additions, rano- i ahsskock a plsakar. Rassoi •upon *» training pk» « M K I K Cooatvucvofi. Wnn *v*ry vasona. dacka. kitchens. Refer- SEN'S INDUSTRIAL - Wa.ld.n- WMya Pakieng 2*1-1*11 'banama IWad .bov. RMlbU deck buM - FREE •' cuetom pM- anoaa. AH WOTR oua/aoiaad. Can Mil' AST — Pelntmg/papanng- 740 TreeSarvlcaa oar • mual. No phona caaa NURSES ANT — nM MOM. CM 2*1-5012 Chris 741-1104. I Sand raauma 10: OrcuM- nac HlohMnda • Fun-lime. i by wm Int/aat. work-raaaorMMVuas- r Ladgar. RN'S & LPN'S M/F EKO a DSCKS7S4MS OAK GLEN BUlLOERS- Tree a shrub mmMns'l re- ' GENERAL FACTORY WORK - CERTIFIED _ lumbar „ jJ^SSgjg""*- "*" >. Ban 141. Hwara U. 07101 IpecMnia to addWcns a DCH PAINTINO a PAPER HANG- 1 Wnh aome eapanenoa in ship- NURSE'S AIDES dabki Illiilili throughoui. Fraa aalimaM.. Call gafagaa.Myn.eapI.Ful. F "y CLEANING YARDS — CMira. ING - R.llin.tli rsMs. free ^•Kria-S"- "- — _l COUNSELLOR/ADULT ping a eatahuuia. Apery In par- M-470. 7*7-0*71 insured.-We buMd it be;.. attics a garagsa. Tree aMmatae. Illnnai Insured CM OavM C. son. June 21. 20. bateain 0-11 Haupt at 120-400* 700 Window ATWN — Pro»an aap. Inam. No phona caaa. The Olbaon M/F 07701 820 Df ssmaklng 317-3440/031-5415 '. Co.. 32 Main St. Full TOTAL. RENOVATION" CON-i CLEAN YARDS OJ-S PAINTrNQ - intorlor 1 a»- Washing part-Hma. nil pad lor ~ TAILORING - Ladles fashions. 1 ' paraonall warn nas. MuS NJ. __.) Area. High "~»»PIANISTT — Perpart time. aap.. STRUCTIO*ION "•INC" . - Additions. laflar. |r*o aaat^ataa. Raaaon* pay. no Ma. CM lor InMrvMw at mature-minded, lor Red fink gjfl-nHi i.daalgnM ebMJnjured. CM Ed 204-3477 BY PltoFEUWMACS ISSm^ti SOOD DEED NEEDED - Volun- PaopM Care. 2*4 Braid St. Red Bese_ t Senool. Good sight read- 730-2H1 741-1140 : ffjafirna ^B 1^*9*9 I . - - • _«»- . -*mn^ u. sniailain aha Bank. 530-1014. or 000 Union Jjl! » sudNsn CM *" aeeaaeBBBBejawBaejaaaPP^^FWeJOei M*i- aUW! * btj-Uer^MlaaeVv Pkfw I eJ^aFaevP• &MtfaaBBB*Ol I *eT4aW Bff"4>TnOOfia IO ania*Hin BT Ave.. Rt. 71. BrkitM. 520-0432 ' iiaaAfM BaBBBBfifi ^ufaioQ hoiTpal* VfiQnMn liv*a of - i School. FMrenoe a id AcUvtly Da- 707-1100. d^u- M ««, m »«£ aa =»£%!« Salary a bsneflM. EOE. mar VFR. 041-0800. a ' 1. 1SS4. EOE No phone ' House. CM 7 pm HS-OtiT' -3. 041-3404 soma eaparMnoe'* C"inaeSoosoM I * et 71 71 MsrOaiiil»i MONDAY. JUNE 25.-1964 If toU tsrto» If te»e tor tale 77 Petsantf UMT - bar ft aba? ~ ""**" *"* "•war ATO la^^loMMoSTTO LOV»vEt 0IRO0MRO0 -- PeeePeaanh tosel 040 W&Sfc- £^f^ epepair» . 0kSbja» maakSBnae> 00O0 a pe> TSSm. JSmtmCtSn y»m.KnebetCe.. 04 •."Sjioffer ooTSeTO X2r. 41-0107 'ebuapmT BSTcSJiSL"" ALL • er £Uc* ^?So»f6 Qe»0Ct01i fJi'Sfol" ** rmiaaMi a >aa nawaneoa •"••"S'S'WHS* "•> - »••••••. o »»~ ?USTO*I •"»» MM THOROU1IORBO - lac enow HOMC RENTAL* 000-1234 URMTUR0-R rttai VOLTS "n*TS»?i3 quaMy 4 yn OM. Cheetmjt eMl ATLANTIC HMHLANOS - t 104 2S3-v2L >**m. MHIUenyOM* M aanaaaer vea^TaV MU, •rhlto ate. ta.3 hands. Ce) i. per NORTH LONG BRANCH -Mont 100. Altol4i00.aTO.10M. 201-1420 0.400-3277 PVkVtNPIAk«-iOaVa.aMaV ^T OMLAMO WKej Terrta •Mar. 0 Pool. •nmaaTOlk, 101 nOE, 01000. h^AUa AKC (WM» •hailiilnii s&eV&aiF CaO 747-4007. "aaRn ouaramaae RaaaonaeM •rsr: 2ST iioi'TirSti'S! SH— BWOMBSR*' MOTEL. YELLOW LABRADOR PUPPIES ALL LANDLORDS - AKC iietimad. Cao attor 0 WE KMIM YOU CHOOOEI 2SO-O47S. is p.m. M1-0010 em NEVER A COST TO YOU «»,-•- 10S Furnlohed VPMITUM - OraanJaoMna Lair ooM. 071. 4 n>» .add anda YELLOW LABRADOR 01W. oMgm mo-a. lit. aloo. VIIMLPOOL AM COMMTlOMCR •UPPIEO - AKC iipmana. Can HOME RENTALS m 110, pol. lamp US. Mod aNit- - MOO •TU-, we oood, NO. iftsif H p.iw. tnfUunt wtt/tmntt. TOR__ VWeee, 1-bediaam perden . OaludlethomOeoawk. saash." %Z£JZS?.1i&S? ~' SO Blcycl.o avalSla. HM welar 0 pool ejg- OAF - n. 2. aovnd aupa HOME HENTAU. Skr. 000-1134 •r» C«Tl«l-MM WHITE ALUMINUM 0TORM Mini Bikes pllad. Open ayaa Can 401.M& ./.yrMwcSrsjas* 1000 FREE SPIRIT MOOPEO - POOL TAOLE - 7 n. CompMa nehape. Rune e«aHnL 0200 Can 707-QeOOOt 707-OeOI OS FORTAOXE OtSHWASHn kaas, aua aookt • iaaka. OM haat, weo to wan. auNaGe kjr - 1 yra. #P#C*j> #Vwl ooniorm. Liwrm MM ptue ao- age, no pato. Muat 92 o. older — TMMM ew PWIItt TAIU — 44" MM I CELLAR SALE - T.aln.. Mwaky Buy both to. 95001 ibto to. ImmodMe occupancy. KJTOHIN MT — 1100. Cell 747-0014 kaNM. ( mapta round bod RIDINO MOWER - Snapper ltoma.b« Call 747-9112 Ampte(parklna,SlerllnoJ or beel offer OH ehMr. knee, and Mebja. I eMl o/aaa catena. Uaad • n.a oote. mower. TVl.CTVa, CSS Iantannee, BMween4:30t0P.M. •nan. oit* *rm. Cat wj-mi WhM bedraom. auaan. MODERN APT. — Near tranapor an SIM. er M Moving 01200. Call 071-0010 •anon. Seal tima 10 cell baton ommo ROOM FURMTURC — sMa eat, MOO. Caa 004-73 222-2400 Aak lo. Joa Note: Will MOPED — NEORINI t»calHnl 1741-1000 Banmi madarn. • (ham, * Mai BAROUK BOKHARA - 0>13 condition 0210. Cell 042-OOM. noon. 400-0410. OFFICE SPACE LAROE WOODEN FLAO POLE trade lor oolne o. puna. •Ma. apaM to r. CNna M AaMnp QUO Call 042-3400. MOPED - Neede good deenlnt MONMOUTH BEACH You ramava H 000. 2 bd.m. cheep, hurryll n^HSSaS "SiJuXS, £3hM OW lina ooM. 747-4014 Caa 741-3000 HOMERENTALO. Brk. 300-1234 SSSm^o!' OWONOj BOOM OaTT W/HUTCH oner. Can S42-SSM oak for Tim too eq. ft., with en eervlcae. high LAWN ROLLER — Lara* heavy SCHWINN EXERCISER - like OARAGE SALE OF ALL TIME- celllnge. plenty wlndowa end lull ANTKJUt OfCYOLE ORC* t*W duly. 00 a 10. rarely ueed. kka Pormer Rumaon Mow A.K.ASCHWINN VARSITY — 10 OCEAN QROVE - 1 bedraom - Wim mne Aafclno tMO. atgn ol the nmee netauiant to be 20 in.. boya bmo. E»capt. aundeck. heel 0 hot water na>. 000. Caa amr 0 p.m. nci Near ocean. Laata. aac No OFFICE OPACE Ul-0407 or mi-UIH PM MM. 0470. 747-ipti or lemollahed. averrthlng muat cond. 07S. Call 204-1270 Top quellty bunding on Promkje top«Ta 10 Lincoln Ave. Rumaon. peta. MIO/me 22O-14M. aha. 4. cnaat with wnnaa) laaOar 0044024. Pal. tan poroelaln Mela lampe 090 Utaa theml C«« 071-4010. wnouu a usco rumnniM •MOM. I LkjM. I FEK frMMiifi also wy IPKW pi with ahadM 010. Siaaa now LEONARDO — 74 Florence Ave. RED BANK — 3 room apt. near REALTY BROKERAGE on raaay-maat kam« UVINO ROOM FURNITURE - lamp with anode 020. Laathe. 0 SILVER PUCH MAXI LUXE — 2O1-30O-O1O0 (OR SALE - Ann.niiilatal, coi>oi.oo>o one. » pm June 24-20-20. 10-0. MOVING Exc. cond.. Bored leal 3 yean tram. 0379 Working adull or maM t oood. dMO-out arkjM Sola 0 Innml in blue. 0075 D' *M)# ta1D*#> eepfTtp eirnP C«OC fcll§ ^ SALEIIIO.E. dryer, clothing mutt aM. 0390. Ca9 042-1010 couple 1 HEO BANK — omce apace 900- , ,,. - - • • - i^jt.. • on art pMtara. Toana PMura Two and latin, iruweod. 3100 earl • ahade MO. Quean in houeehoM nama. 747-57*4 aq It end up UtHWM Inc. Ampto Prama 0 An Rl 301 HIM Park "OtC" W^O AMlQMO peffl# HM - awe. SIM. oida- •mra «.m aptlna motreM A be) SUPER OOO0E - 10 Hour a uaa porting. 010 per eg. ft. 747-0920. AM.. OaklwraL 031-3006. Hh marble tor, ne 030. Metal ironing boa QUEEN SI2E BOX OPRINO - EMC. oend. 10 Iba. total weight RED BANK - 1 bedroom apt.. •MO CeO*e HM 090 low* MM CHECK THI8 OUT... 40ahar4pnv i cove. 010. Caa 07O-O4O0 MattreM a frame, white irip» All racing pane. Very leal. 0271 July 1 occup. 1 '* mot. etc F ' RED OANK - Pratceekmel offlee 9ieo OBler IMM. ohetra. Mr- « " OPIUM - Onara. Oood cood arjwss.- SEARS PORTABLE WASHER - HIDING LAWN MOWER - Raw AOERDEEN — 3 bedroom ranch 042-9722 or 0424100 ANTKXJC CENTER of ~ DMSa 4 drawers. Mfclng 919 HkJh-hU Hand 000. MANUAL TYPWPJTEW — VM-3 cycle, at cood, OM. Caa Wanted WO W Front »l -3 Duaalnee §71-1037. 01000 mo. SHREWSBURY - 000 eq It. ot - -.Pfomst-r Ca» aBar Ipm. 0W.T700 lofQO> •%0>r^rT*rftytJC*n rOCK Du 20*2004"! AI A USED FURNITURE Call 903-3373 — mum in mi oorklng cood 040. Call Mra Cath paid. One Ham o. anu.t apace 1390 per ma MugftLaalilorOuy CLEAN FILL — SO lerxlem loed SHOWCASES — Two. OUT KEANOBURQ — Nice erae 1 -4141 ana Daaa 4 lorn ftdHan cvm Oloaa.T30 -3pm. 741-0307 77 Palo and contante. BeOVoom lets, dining ahln awuler mechkie; Roach PT room aeta. kltchan aau. ate Mm. 0300 • utlllllea iv» bMa. cua(«n anara. aakkig $i» SOFA BED S MATCHING CHAM Livestock - aecurity. No peta Cal eun/Furnlthed Office Sullet 00. The Loll 7744007. 092-0443 Of •20-3320. ewith Secy 0 Anewerlng Oerv COF FEE TAKE - Oood oood Brao. 747-1072. • MOO. CoRea table. 010. Home 440-0204 SOFA SID - Chain, deeka. Advanced And eShrewebury. cell 741-9700 Don houM «§< aft KENMORE apaakon. encyclopedia, ALL LIONEL TRAINS w'te-i.W I MO. Can maio ranoa. I020. AMI emm/ecraona. Beginners KEANOBURO — 4 bedroom, wail 020.00. Slerao. OW. 0X10 lrfJS*MSB irumptjtei, CHnn4tfi typt Or Fryer. Top ceth epprekjel. to well cerpaung. cempkjMy 109 Buildings/ BASV ITEMS - «uo Praao r«y duty 030. Bad haadbaan antter 741 0304 alW S. DOG TRAINING Price no oSMcl. 040-2003 nirruehed. tenoed in yerd Chll Osrfjsjs eooak aawHsa. HMA — Roeliar/ohalr/ollomari. Ba- 4 p.m. 49S-27M SOFA - Colonial 3 Boyahoro Dog Clue, 741-0040 ANTIQUES Beer mini wanted or#n #• p*jtf> iipwoonpal- PfttlOi OV* turn. orte vMf. MM oaMy uMMMarad: araaMS ELECTRIC UPT CHAM - tor «- age 01.000 e mo.. 2 Mo aacur- EATONTOWN - 10.000 aq ft. ITTREOO - Foem, o»a n print, w AKC CHOCOLATE LABS - by collector Cell afler 7 P.M MM cRor 4:7174: 797-1047. . OlaJd. Maal tor po.cl> or 920-7222 Ity. Call 042-7300. light manufaclurlng/werehouae quaen eoo tor pteetorm bad. i trim. Exc cond. Matoe 0 lamella, t i yauow buHdlng. lor laeta el 04 per tq. ft. BATH-TUBS — OW taoMonad. iiao. 7414(70. 030-0332 OVM. male. Bern 5/20 S3OO Can KEVPORT DUPLEX I.Ca7oM-3«& cood . 000. Call 070-0323. ANTIQUES - All klnda. bought net. COLECO COMjAUt PATCH KID SOFA — Blue. Fraoch Provincial 255-7*50 tor lop caoh — 4 roomt. kid. 0 pete. 0400 REALTY BROKERAGE MAY TAO OAS DRYER- 079 HOME RENTALS. Brk. 300-1234 AH 1 ELECTRIC OTOVE — Oood > •Olai. BOlio WOOO iTeWpaT, 9M AKC SCAOLE PUPS - 0 mo volt AnttquM. 100 Eaet Rher Rd.. 201-389-0100 Con 110 0100 cood . avooaao. 0l»o aarbaojuo flpool uiwiw*un#* eWC Coopormno. Can 007-0201 cond Seat oKat. Altar 0:30 caa old. a> ahok). houeebroken Call Rumaon. 042-3190 Mambar Ap- LITTLE SILVER - 3 bdrm ranch, grl VXKl cood. M0. Can 042-4401 or 747-3030. preraara Aaaocletton of America family room, central air. lire- 110 Wanted to Rent BEOMMM HT-lx« MOViNO SALE — Oeen Ken- place, choice location 3000 per fffOTB) hMvy QUfy WoWnfe'i 93M SOFA — B.own plaM. thol BASSET HOUND PUPO — M/F. ANTIQUES WANTED 2 BEDROOM HOUSE — Or mot utUe. Sec. leeae 042-3020 t •aw «wi nur- cond . »« accapl any AKC. anola. wormed. 10 weaka. NAME YOUR PRICE apartment 0449 per mo Rent COMPUTER PRINTER - Cpaoo onar. 072-041* Sown'p&Hl'2l? aa«lng*«»0 lo. Nice pole. Felhar'e Day la com- INT. GALLERIES. 747-0200 MIDOLETOWN AREA guaranteed by HUD Cell M* aneeit . . ok). Cao ba- inp. 0290. 087-4801 MX100. wv*» »Wi mo« PCV all. Matching cheat, oomer daak BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR 4 bedroome. mual tee 0400 000-2020 before 9/27194 Mao c«aa*-4s» •aj Mr domo-o only. 0300. §-( Man t.7 p.m. 747-411 MOVINO — King bad. Mlchen • hall 0 chair. 012S. 2 Oriental HOME RENTALO. Brk. 300-1234 741-0001 taUa * cltal.a. dining room labla BASSETT HOUND - With SALE — Call Second Hand Lit. PROFESSIONAL COUPLE — BEOfWOMSCT -4-pnoo.rmt can Frank 201-MOO. atyla rufll. cohee table, lampa p4ip*j)f 9. Q0O4J Vflttl CftildrsKI. 204-0777. Ana. 9. 204-0919. PORT MONMOUTH — 4 email 0 4 enaka. 3 oak chain, ihrlno etc. 201-4MS. Seeking 1-2 bedroom apt In Red COMPUTER ESTHER WILLIAMS POOL — room table. 2 chain 0 lamp. I houaabrokon. Cel' l 201-4103. Hloheet price1! paid t room Avalltbla 0/1. 0400 • utll- Bank erae 7/04-9/ 04 occupen- oea"u6-e3?C Aaklno 0100. Mud taM doom Vle-JO tatott Mrw, DeMln#t, ciotnin^ SOFAS FOR SALE-1 Sit kmg BEAOLE PUPS - v^: _ anlkluMarmquaa., etalec ForbaForor oargabargalnti n . Hop Itlea Call 405-3003 cy Rote avail Call 530-1191 ofler 7 p.m. youraoH. COO 201-0040. ctulchea, 1 Chrlahnaa Hama.Ca Tan MM aecUonatt. ueed M 0 US'*!. jet3s,c. cond. 020 M 070 each. 042-1440. CASH PAID — For old glatt. RED BANK — Newly decorated. 007-0003. apaclout hlalorlc houae Central- RESPONSIBLE - P.ofoeaMnel MM MM MM. 9120 AMUue CO* KWTYUBEO- quaon akjad cannonbaH pofCvnoiln, Nippon, Llntoooo. couple E«c reforancee Wanl 3 Oraat buy. CM 747-2004. MOVINO — Sewlno machine BEUATIFUL HORSES — 2. both ly toceled. nice area Muat tee to •ow braM umbnOa etand 090 02S. Portable 0° alectilc hot SPEAKERS — Artec model COCA 4 yr old PhMMe wrm while blaje Aleo China cloeeta O olher an- bedroom home in Rumaon only high. J91'wlda. a»c Uquee. Cell 042-4021/day or appreclala 2 Bedioomo. 0000 Ca« » 47ia*M FIREPLACE SET — Anotrona Baroque by Wellace Never VIA ' ILione luall baltralnua IllaHlghaa^ - - t- nprrce,.«._eA m*M pd 0-412. Tha Deify r ueed. 0 place aerunge ptut eer- I Call anytime. 942-2752 Shrewabury. NJ 07701 83*3- * 707-3733 aBar 0 pm. acraao. buc*at. << COLLIE PUPS — AKC. kla. MOVINO SALE — EverytMn vmg ptaoea. 042-1744. Quy Johnaon 3 ohar2»£Um • kw). DMK. ITJUSjt QO HOUSMnOMttaVTlS. h u rT*- He. eyea checked. 3150 + up RED BANK — New lu«ury 2 SI Help Wanted Si H«lp Wanted ISaiO. 0100. 0X12 . SUPER QOOSE - 10 Hour, uaa Buy O Buye bad.com. gee heal, air W/D. an* leal.too. 3 ruaa. mlorn#jf, stuoe)fit o*Mk Wttn cnslr, Single nami-antlrt houaeholda 131 Houses for 0100. Oriental. 0X12. furniture. apallancM. Call E»c cond 10 Iba total DOO — Keeehond. aHver-bleck. S795 a mo 201-0790. 707-OOS2. Sole horn now Hit July All racing pant Van tactO275' Annque lurnltura. Jewelry, eihrer Sal* 741-3232. O mot.. AKC regraterad Reluc- Immedlele cath 042-4339 RED BANK - 3 bedroom, all 19. 0304004 or tantly telling to good home with RREWOOD - Sac.mca SaW appl. Qaa heal Con. air On Fair 3 FAMILY $00 a lota He due to move. HEART Haven border. $030 per mo Cell MOVINO MUST SELL — Quean BROKEN to aey the leant " PIANO WANTED 3 unite featuring 2-3 bedrooma DtMjVOOfft ftojVl OontlsfnpofA'V SWIM POOLS — WerenouM 101-0790. forced la dlepote ol new on- aaklng 0300 "«i Any condition. 403-4011. per unit. Total rent $1400 par aonbed. Rattan Attache, minor TURN TOUR DIAMOND9 INTO TINTON FALLS — Charming 3 opponunl- paneaj.Mnene.ato. Ceo 042-0300 ground 31 long rpoolx e oompleto 74T701 Si Help Wanted vrltvrlthhugeth huge tundeci k"ie. fencing, hi- DOLLARS - Convert Old Jaw- bedroom New England capo, ty ERA REALTY MOVING OUT OP STATS - rale linen. FOUR SLUE EYED KITTENS - 2 airy to Caah DON PONO JEW lowly ivooo#o SsjtttlnQ, clots) to 071-5000 black, long haired. 1 block. 1 PART-TIME] EveryOUno mutt oo. Almotl new etc. Aaklng 0»5S*'COMF'IET? ELERS will buy from private all Irani 01400 • utTle Aug 1 010. Call Call 542-0411 KEANSBURQ - $990 mo Buy 3 oolcnlel bedroom eat. queen tixa avail Cell NEIL tod end eetalee ANTIQUE bedroom ranch. $12,000 aa 9AM-3PM bed. Colonial dining room eel «R CLOCKS REPAIRED AND JEW- UNION BEACH — 3 bedrooma aumptton. 13% Klrwen Co Rueeo looking lotntl 0 chair. FREE KITTENS — 4 adorable 1 ELRY DESIGNED 700 RM. Rd . dining r - tempt, unlkuehed TABLE SAW — Rockwell 0" Con- Fair Haven. N J 942-0257 tractor. 2 yrt OM. 0375. Cell line, ttelned. Cell 071-9200. kitchen. 1H Multlha., nice Ideal for retirees, ahuttere 4 much more. Call up 10 WANTED - OW denial rugt. good nelghbornood. 0000 per OLSTEN 10 p.m.. 730 0900 FREE LIOHT O.RAY KITTENS — More Claosilied homemakers, students and To flood hornet Call alter 0 p.m. any condition. mo plua utJiitlet. 2 mo. aecurtly. MUST SELL BABY ITEMS — In- TEEN AQE BEDROOM SET — 530-9576 1-000-4:172-0900. Can 204-0220 on Next Pag* parents of school-age children OF COURSE fant car toot, playpen, lumper Exc cond. MOO or beat one.. Cell walka.. JoUy Jump Up 1 poaalUa 071-2516 Wo oro currently accepting application! (or light OLSTEN Crib. PIMM raply 7W-SS1S TOILETS — Coppe. pipe. 220 V OMombly production poolMono. Interacted can- air cond.. commercial hMI HAS CHOICE NEW - TOP QUALITY WIND pump, commaiclal hoi water dldatas oro encouraged to complete on appli- SURF BOARDS - Only 0450 | OPPORTUNITIES 747-0077. cation Monday through Friday between IN: •— {imofi IM. cvfJfyinJny muaM yo. BAM-4PM and Saturday « AM-12Noon. OFFICE FURNITURE — UeedbBUt. HJ-) 1*1-1 daake. Me eebmeta. chalra. etc • SECRETARIAL CM 747-0077. TOOLS - TOOLS. Evening.. 20 OenlM Dr.. River Pieu. Cell Celeste Bontempo (E«C./LEGAUMEDICAl| OLD NEWSPAPERS — From IMS PflOv neBQOuSwtVr EwallT SHORTOF • TYPINQ CASH? 4t*-9O19 TOOLS — Automotive, wood- (201) 671-3000 • WORD PROCESSING working. 0 yaryerd totookl.t Beat ol- • DATA ENTRY OLD FASHIONED MEAT GRIND- 071-0111 1 ER — 1 h.p motor. New Hobart • WAREHOUSE WORK TORANDO STEAM EXTRAC- • DAY LABOR pan. ptaeHc etumper. 1 knife TION — Carpal cleaning me- COM DATA PMaa * ttuteat — ctune. 13 HP., duel vacuum CALL: MOO. Caa 741-3001. motore . 0 power brueh. 9500 Route 35 & Laurel Avenue Sutohara carpet prep MM pa. HAVE A ORIENTAL RUOS — Reel Par galton. Cell »l-4>iT Holmdel, New Jersey 07733 TINTON FALLS elan Qulm. 4aS. Oeaina'" ' TRAILERS — 3 rail bike trailer An Cqutl Opportunity EmptoMr U/F 530-3500 0290. 4«0 utility. 0300. OlO utility PIANOS — ORGANS 0490. Alt like new. Can 204-230/ All Mualcal Supptue and TRUMPET TUSTINO PIANO CO 0140 or beet ofler. Our 90th Year Caa 071-0490. Atbury Park 779-0094 TV - 20' QE color ooncoto 0100. OLSTEN TEMP OpanOtoO RANGE electric. while. 4 burner ' PIANO3 top. ovenn., atoragttorage t' anelaMervann win ke odtodaleti Momtoy And The Register is giving you weather insurance too throofh Friday SAM-oPM. Coll no and find Carrtera Needed looking lor carriers. It's easy and it's lun Join $300 JUST II your sale is rained out. we'll run your ad again the a«t mors oMst wkst wo tarn to offer you. the Register carrier atoll today and get around! MIDOLETOWN •ach sKiditional line following week FREE. (But you must call and request nULMdfcL a re-run). Celest Bontempo RUM8OM AND 25* per day Cemarvee Rued So. il you've been thinking about having a garage MouMDnvatrat FAIR HAVEN (201)671-3000 Can 5429990 MM . sale, do it now and let The Register help make your •ofTenttoonordo LITTLE SILVER mm sale a success CM Angtlt Cevnpo PowRoaoane 542-8880 COM DATA Come in or call RmrtB 36 tlaurel Avenue HoliTioot.Nea,jeroey 07733 The Register AnEeuelOpporiunnvEmptoye.M/r- The Retfistcr 542-1700 You! Hometown Newspaper Since 1878 i\iu»t Opo."fufi» {."tpiOylK Kf I Atrtasfat-Sato eWAjrtMfarSate •10 The Drily Register M6fabAY. JUNE 25, 1964 IN Trsxkt*. 1 AkrcMferSato Traltan in WNaiMaalarSata in Htmwiflrtt 1RR R -4*MU4 OAK MM! MALTY 2 FAMILY I leidaw Pwjtway OM 117 • m B# •NraV*MeB**jjji tlVaaW* 4BJ9*> saeOtV SHADOW LAKI VILLA** - '*• jam ?*^m.' dheeLek) In- M***VMi( oil!. NJ 24 hr. ROWBOAT — I -A 1 •JSLnXL SJSaS*>«; - +22tX HOROOM RANCH — ra Waoon 0M MSDOL4TOWN WAI »batrPOWH.i bath. 14' dHng 6 FT FWfROLASS BOAT - 40 «md Muat aaa Aeljftg 6*M0 or p sgsy- TANA- UPDATED - MM CM BOOt OM6T. 741-12*4. 1.1*'eel-ln-knohen, l* • HP. molar. Ml aaHar. naada UnuTrjaarV TRAUP*I — V 4* wide kkw. QVacWua an b. i Baal oftar Caa 67»O7J9 CHBVV VB0A 1*74 . 4 badrooma, 4 bMha, r,s3- 1 i r lono, wast 4 saasa. 6*00 FORD LTD 1*71 INC — Ford V-6. 2S00 wM < > nw i almost 6 aaraa of V FIBERGLASS ROWBOAT - j?y n?*. . /' "*"?",' .y'T* sK axma 6 ahada Iraaa canSin BY OWNER-I I oond. Cope inground1 pool 4 cabana M I. I1S0. CMSa^ar™- I.MO00M.. MUSTANO ISM - Auto, trana, Cod 4 bedrooma. completely re- waathai amnta court, naanha rnOOMQ •* riflOVMNi OWrwlQ 6 TERHY 6KIW - Good oond VW VAN I*** — Hun* good. SO. CM An- C?74T&i' VSOAOT1B room, liHcft#n, ttvtno room, EMBVBV 6479.000 Can Rumaon Raalty • -^ .--**- - fk I— ,liM fc- -* •**- a*0 or eeeloHer CM 797-4999 morn, oarpet throughout Mem- 2M-WM4. after 4 3*4 iiloikwil. aS* 741-0121 tenonoe ma atumrnum aiding Can arlar 4 pm 641-46*9 'AMAHA — 400 SpecM 2. OK. POM) IM) FALCON - * ayl.. TINTON FALLS — By MATADOS&3&*R STATION WAOON - VOLVO-New4uaeOLVO-NewT d IM or garage, large u. 6 MONARCH - Alum Oarvy. 6 Rara find Iju colonial. 10 room. yra. aM. 1400 m niinnlti asala 477 Breaklno up far parts 3tt batha. PrpHiional ot- ruck cap. 1100 or MM oMar. CHtWV 1*77 IMPALA WAGON RUMSON — Iba.. 9600 CM 22-4616. 71-6643 - bo. eond.. *7.000 ml., now mm*m COLONIAL CHAM! 300 Auto* lor Sal* b •OHO CUTE 1*7* - A greal 4 bedroom funny horn* V RUNABOUT — With 40 hp p^p.. ^.*s»»r*l VOLVO PARTS SALS — New- mm bflgm airy rooms, formal Marcury. Engma runa. nasdi • ^OOnS fUT'luataoa'Se. siBo. or otdMa, rutaiin. TINTON FALLS — Raallatloa»._ y 741-0*10. after 1 OM S42-6619 dining room. eel-ln-kllchen, fam- UHyMtualad mw work. Naw atanar. HUB KM also naw CM Sascy. 747-01 HWl ehUl gee angma. dean! OLD* CUTLASS RED BANK VOLVO. ily room I '* baths. 2 car ga/aga. pnoad ranch, baauofmry tawra^gareged 12796 CM oak lor Fred Of Sue. .'a-sas? ^-"FM on prrvalo grounds. 3 b» FORO LTD 1*71 1S7S - Mag whaej. AM 74TMW ConvKnlenl lo schools t shop- 1 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC — ^ ^S1M.. I * both. 2 dans, sltachad t oar a ir VwVFUfTIJ (IfWaVII laaawas — waj^BBjaji ping In an larlea Waler akla. Mam •"trss 1 1*75. VS. auto. PS/PS, ak. garage. Many thru out. 6226 CM 226-S7e>°an>-676a anyemey . MS JAVUN _ Craoars S aM* 7*400 IM. Clean Aaklng MM. CM 22*-4*1*. ComtorUMa horn. 6109.5OO FiS.SOO. E.A. IM or baal offer Can 671-9316 too. AaUMaTSO. CM 494-0*72 •XHAUBT — a Motorcyclaa •ynal muaa. 1 owner oar, CHEVY 1(7* MALIBU CLASSIC WAGON - With AC. aaklng EATONTOWN - By ownar. spot great lor akllng. naw vinyl, trailer. gST . b-t on* CM-— AC,. PB/PSr-~ . now peJM, ares. MM. CM 671-6016 »d shape, ba sing. Flnlahad Da 64900 CM 747-5161 971 SUZUKI - 126 dirt I I 797.3M* r#v#J, l&TQQ roonii, 3 t>9dfOOTII,Wine cellar, wet bar. UN. room brake*. Asking 61500 Call l 2V4 batha. 2 car garaga on cut- 1.676. - 1*74 Many •/dryer. 6' MINUET — 2 DODGE DART* ISM - 1-MO HONOA CrVIc - 1*79 Atr*iE P«sr 'Sf/Fi da-HC. v, acra. «i 19.000 spd. rMMas. » 747•6776/747-0767 dr. 1-Four dr. bo*! car. drtvebre CHEVY 1965 VAN — S4M. Run* 099IIIH Iktoaa aaraa «lrk. CM 222 SMI 990 SUZUKI RM 126 T - Ra- wM. CM 767*747 or 2*4-0217. AM/FM stereo caa StVSlP OUM motor 6426 CM 496-2116 ml Aaklng S2200. I after ( P.M. 667-O3M GLORIA NILSON 132 Condo* a> 2HEVY CITATION - 1M0. 4 ap. vw RABerr 1*71 - tMnnMno. Raanora 3500 Cell 671-4722 767-5096 JNDA ACCORD 1*77 — A/C, YMOUTM SATELUTE 1*71 - Handy men apadM (22* cS Hwy 38. Shrowabury. 642-6000 Townhouse)* AMC MATADOR - 167*. VS. ret 4 speed, needs minor work r THOMPSON - Wood, eas. 60 HONOA - King a quean PS/PS. AC. AM/FM '•7-30I1/796-4S10 AM/FM radio. 5 speed. 75.000 M S •22-1247 o* A BADOE OF DISTINCTION — MM, mural palnl lab, t* over M gMkVyTsMO. CM 7*7-4 *»O HANDYMAN SPECIAL — On cond.. 66 HP Marcury. 2 aaa **J9fSp.llL . Shadow Lake village Wonlii ka, cockpit cover. 1660. Caa CHRYSLER NEW YORKER - MT* 7SX too lot locatad in Chapel WALKER 4 WALKER. Realtors """ Oood* VW RABBIT 1674-Not running 291-471B 1M*.CompkM PLYMOUTH VOLARE WAGON Hill sactton of MMdletown. Sur. - trans S12O0 CM lH engine. HONDA - CVCC. 1*77. • ap. Handy mon apecM (275 CM rounding homaa valuad StO.000 741-6212 1*76 - 6 cyl.. auto. A/C. pa/pb Eves: Tom Roblnaon 9V» FT. RENKEN — 1979 I/O. 640-1633 arlar 4. S6760. CM aftar •42-S26*. Needs work on 2 eyes Body 6 122-1247. days: *22-3274. alter + Cell 767-3662'after 5 Prwa: am/fm. aaa. con 747-4034 FWC Volvo Full DATSUN 1077 PICK-UP — Una AMC WAGON 1*71 — * oil.. Ask tor Dick 138.000 QUICK SALE NEEDED • . •fc. !•• • • 1 aj Jj» 1 Cl> 141-1114. ABERDEEN — 3 bedroom tAPIrlf wtm, BTWrtm pWOOrtn, WwnsV CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1673 VW BEETLE 1*7*- HA2LET - Aaaumabla 12'*% coven. Sena 6. fUrvanltad trana 6350 CMS PLYMOUTH- ISM, Hornon. 4 townhouee In Randalraood All .. _ •> —_ . • - -• i naniili I - — beta** 66.000 ml.. 4-apd.. AM/PM r'cTrasrNTERNATIONAL SCOUT ^I11(7"4 I/O. AM>M oaes. deck. 4 morigaga. 3 10 4 bedroom spin 'llrftt •••ClfPC MnOCn. LBJSJV VWJBTI cyl fuel infected IMS 00. 4 appUanoee. garags, Hnnla court. 00 hrs Mint condition Asking AMC JAVELIN 1999 - be. CM 2*4 4166 — V-*. 4 wheat drive, auto, PS. living room with cathadral call- 666.600 C.ll WVJ-23M in kit ing. Dining room, family room, 65600 or baal offer 671 4644 ..ltd., atareo Must CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 1*95 ala H.000 ml ~ HARLEnar 6Y pm LO. 642-152W RIDER6 - 1661. CM 747-9614 JjSo C'STT??XT kitchen, laundry room. t' •roe. CM 671-1299 Call 741-9035 MONMOUTH BEACH — REALTY BROKERAGE 72 SEA RAY — 20 long I YAMAHA RO 2)0 1*74 - Runa CAMARO 1M2 Z2* — CR-FR 1962 ESCORT WAGON L OWfHV. nlflCh. 3 I>*JTO'OO*TI>1 201-369-0100 29.000 ml, 64*00 Ing room, dining room, modarn cond inboard, out drive, good, many acceeeorlee. new INJ, auto. axe. cond, 31K. Mohan. 2 pattoa. Florida room RED BANK - Professions! build- ar 63600 FIRM 29I-3S41 Ciliary, asking 6600 CM (MOO. CM 741-1*92 CM 747-2M4. Ing Broad st. On alto parking 644-oii*. TYLERCAAFT SAILBOAT 24' - CAMARO 19M - * cyl. auto FAIRLANC 1M3 - Collectors SSfng sifoluoo'' cSriro-Biii Below market rental CM lobfn Runa good. No ruot. SIMS. CM buy! 2 owners, rebuilt engine Zager. 201-4S9-1100 Flberolaeesloop, Chrysler • hp. YAMAHA 1*62 VIRAGO twin (eel. Sloop* 4, ahoal drafl 920. black aftar 7 PM. 6 weekends body good, very reasonable CM MONMOUTH BEACH HEM8LEY-SPEAR. INC. 747-3767 avaa 747-5672 BaaulHuliy maintained 6 yr old EKtramely aaa»nr»l( ) uu CM 4*3-3125 horn* is lust a hop, amp 1 lump RED BANK — Professional bund- tuHy aauipped. Seat offer ova CAMARO 1(7* - 6 Cyl. auto FIAT SPYDCR - 1M1 ( to tha marina and atoras. LMng Broad si On site parking 644O0 Call 495.4*96 200 Trucke* trana. A/C. PS, PB. aluminum verllble 31.000 M. AM room, country knchen/tamll] market rental CM Robin stereo ijaooalla. 6 apd. Aaklng Zager. 201 "6100 26' US 1*63 — 15 hp OMC *aH- Traitor* room with flraplaca and doors lo drhre Inboard, man 4 lib. com- (7000. CM 2*1-1634 HEMSLEY-SPEAR. INC. BRONCO 1*7* - 40,000 ortg raar sundeck. Dining room. ? pass, deplh sounder Vary wen FIAT 126 1*73 - 4-apd. Mick badrooma. 2 baths Doubts gar IM.. PS/PS. 3-apd.. V* enow CAMARO - 1M2. Z26. Hue. 136 Industrial equipped and ready 10 sell away aulo. air. P/S. P/B. pow door 77.000 ml, naw brakes * ex- ago Asking J168.0OO. 614.900. Sandidy Hook Y ' plow, AM/FM Pimm, now tat- haust system Good Iranapor CENTURY 21 COZENS. Raaltor. lery t now paint Bool oner CM locks T-lop 14.300 ml. (10.400 Props) rty Sales. 201-2720. 767-7960/dey. After 6/ tauon (475. CM 7*7-4591 Owned" 741-7944 OCEAN TOWNSHIP INDUS- 2*1-3*01 FIAT - 1075. 124 sport 813nrvarRd.Fl TRIAL PARK - 16 Acraa. all util- IM Recreational CHEVROLET PICK-UP - 1*74 741-7696 CARS UNDER 62.000 dr, 4 cyl, r StKun. nlaa al site Offered at 416.000 Vehicles well. Quic'-'-k saw 6500 2i par acra. KINQSLEY AUTO SALES OCEAN TWP. — Luiury CHEVROLET TRUCK - With self FIREBIRD ESPRIT - IMt Ranchaa. 2-alory. 4-6 badrooms CHEVa err**.'Y PICKU: --—P - 19*7. Wit^h 7*7-7*47 G6G Realtors 531-2000 contained allds-ln From 6166.000. By appt Cantury 63*96 CM S42 6466 327. 4 spd 6*50 or I CHEVY 1*72 IMPALA — CHEVY 1 BMg. Co. 631-0606. 493-4477. X. 767-734Taner 6 pm. 1*73 CAPRICE S300 each or ml. wratv^-a !*! 137 Lot* and CORSAIR TRAVEL TRAILER - beat otter. CM after • p. RIVERFRONT — On 1*74. 23 FT. Bleeps 6. fun bath CHEVY PICK UP 1*6* — With 644-1M*~or (TOT Shrewsbury, ralaa brick ranch, 4 Acreage) oap. 6596 CM 2*4-*TM 264-6750 awning. Mich Included. Good FIREBIRD - 16**. 390. 4 ap. badrooma. 2' 4494 Automotive CM 291*606 attar * p.m CHEVY CHEVCLLC 1(7) - PS. WE BUY USED CARS - Top FORD 1*7* F260 — 6 cyl, 3 PB. atareo mum. 4 new area. INSIIRANCF BY SELLING THOSE NO-LONQER dollar paM. SchwerU Chrysler speed man trana.. MS. PB ' " . MM. Cati FAIR HAVEN NEEDED ITEMMB*a*JK*taMC6Jj^aBfBlaoS l aVaaam faVofav. BaW aasBMaaa eMbkaaaBMBi Plymouth, 141 W From SI. Ret 72.000 ml, AM/FM asarao. goM 30 p.m. Traa Ihadad yard wllh prrvsla • 747-0767 flagatona patio 6 oaa grlH. 4 d. 63900 or baal otter CM CHCVY - 1M7 2 Dr hard top 1 • V* 4 spd. I1200 or beat otter or [ badrooma. 2 baths Family room 152 Boats and 290 Auto Insurance off altchon. Flraplaca In Irving FOFtO - 167). F100. 4 ap, 4X4 room. Dining room ovartooks Accessories JISOO^CM MMM 6-7 woodad yard Baal of achool ays- ALL AUTOS lama 4 In Rivar Oaks Pnoad to It' SUNFLOWER SAILBOAT - Mr. Auto Insurance aM al 1132.900. Call right awayl Now aM. ItalnleM hardware. 46 CMC VAN — 167*. VS Auto b car lop. 6320 CM 4*6-3326 20H down, 7 low monthly pey- CAU. CENTURY 21 COZENS. Raallort 711 Runa good. SMS. 2* IWl CHEVY II - 1M2. (man 2 dr The Register (4a-17M 12' FIBERGLASS SAILING Hwy 36. Shrewabury INTERNATIONAL PICK-UP 1*74 Naw dark blue mslMIc pamt All 6l3RrverRd. DfNQHV — With 4 h p motor 6 orlg Now 4 extra port*. Lo I H0tr*»:aA«.Y*lMrU*.TO9P.kl. UMBMYS 4M A4*. «• ltJ*»J4.. 74M trailer 6700. CM 741-30*0 747-4000 ^TioVcM-i^SS 41200 741-M7S